davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-05-07
AZORES ISLANDS
HALFWAY HOUSE
Proposed Stop in Atlantic
Flight Have Been Such
Since Columbus Day.

The Azores Islands. proposed as a
mid Atlantic respite for the trans
ocean airplane flight. have been ar
oceanic halfway house ever since CO.
lum5us halted there 10 offer thanks
for his success upon his way home
after discovering America" says 4
bulletin from the National Geographic
Society.
"Farthest from i continent of any
Atlantic island group, the islands lie
$50 miles west of Cape de Roca. Por-
tugal, and more than d thousand miles
southeast of Newfoundland nearest
North American land.
o.Can'c eruptiOnS and earth
auakeS. while the former We're active,
made the Azores objects of scientific
interest akin to that evinced IN the
now famous Mount Katmai region in
Alaska. Suboceanic eruptions, some
times piIIng up isIan which soon dis
appeared. We're characteristic phe-
nomena One early description of such
an event tells how the earth and wat
ers were rocked for eight days by
earthquakes, followed by vast caul-
dron of fire that seemed to sweep the
seas surface and consume the clouds,
spewing enormous masses OF eartn
and rock Then there appeared
group of rocks, ever growing h1Sher
and wider until an area or several
square miles was contained in TINS
.no-man's land Later 1t was shat-
tered and subsidized as the result OF
more earthquakes.
Evening star., 1919-05-07

Some o tn speakers who pre-
tend t be So jealous o tn Mon
roe doctrine ,wouldn' last two
blocks on tn rear end O street
car.
Known when t go on about
your business after shakin'
hands with some one is fine
thing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11

Emmos Y Merrill. cuyo trabajo he
mos encontraGo chapopote cubriendo
Has dc pctrUleo en- ell Cretaceo Supe-
rior dc los acantiIados de las pla-
vas de Santa Catarina. Nosotros
no hemos visto petrolco. pero 81 he
mos encontrado chapppote cubricndo
V tinendo las arenas de la playa, pof
eicmplo cerca de San Antonio del
Mar: ademas Sc hallan ALI con fire.
cuencia grandes pcdaZos de chapo-
potc eyectados por cl mar. Otro lu-
gar dondc ell chapopote Sc encuen-
ira con frecuencia en- la playa, IS la
Mission N"icja."
Re:lmienjo TODD 10 anterior: pa
ia que Ia Baja California sea codi-
cable para los Estados Unidos, apar-
tc de por 81 bahia Magdalena, no
hace falta. como dice ell senior Sa-
lado .Alvarez,-que aparczca ell qua
yule. COMO aparecio en- Coahuila, o
que brotc a chorros cl r%etroleo. CO.
mo brota actualmentc ell Tampico.
Con 10 que tienc. y cue debllisima-
mente hemos senalado. puede afr
marse en- contraposici0n a Ia Erase
del senior Salado Alvarez. de QUE
a la Baia California IA ha mante-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11

J Tornado dc Ia revista La Re-
forna Social" de Nuera York,
en- su numero correspondence
a mario del ano en- curse.
} Eduardo Martinez Baca. In
iorme Sobrc los placcres aurifc-
ros dc Calamahi. En- Joaquin
Ramos. lnformcs de los traba-
Jos ciccutadoS por la comision
exploradora dc la Baja Califor-
MIA. en- el ano 1SS4.-Ministeric
lie Fomento de la Republica
Mexicana. t. VIII. Mexico,
1887, pas. 2~S6-327."
"Informe relative a Ia En-
ploracion dc IL Region Norte
de la Costa Occidental de la
Baja California" que aparece
en- Ell libro 'Psrcrgones del ms
tituto Geologico de Mcxico.-
Tome ". Nos. z To-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
ES PERSEGUIDO P. PIMA
Sc lie acusa akora de desfal-
co en- eli "Savinon'

CIUDAD De MENlCO. mayo G.
Les ~peri6dicos dan cueat& dc Ia or
den de captura dictada contra 81
Sr. Miguel Palscics Y Pima icfe de-
montepio Luz Savinon,' Y a desde
hacc algunos amos SC hizo responsible
del desfalco de d~oscicntos mil pesos,
Y Ell cual fu6 denunciado ante las au-
toridadcs por los miembros tie la
.Tunta Privada de Bcneficcncia.
Con tai motive las autoridades ci-
tadGs practicaron las debidas invcs-
t~icaciones. ordenando Ia apprehension
de varies cmDleados QUO tambien d
parecian responsablcs del delito.
EStos e%mplcados uudieron compro-
bar que Palacios Y Pima los habia
cneanado. por 10 QUO en- seCuida que
dsror en- libcrtad.
FL jucz que conocia del case or
demo tambien Ia captura dc Palacios
V Pima. la que no Sc logr6 porquc Ct
procesado pudo cvadirsc con tac!li-
dad. yendose q radicar al cXtranje-
70, dondc permaneci6 desdc cl ano
de 1915.
Palacios ' Pima. reGres6 q csta
capital. siendo capturado porque fl.
Suraba o ficuraba en- la lista dc los
enemigoS del Gobierno Y partidarios
del General felix Diaz.
Mientras Sc hacian las invcstiga-
clones relativas Z es.oS carsos. la
misma Junta dc Bencficcncla Pri-
vada, present0 una c~xcitat!va al Juz-
gado, cl que desde luego orden6 la
reaprehension dc Palacios Pima. que
va habia sido puesto CT libertad eau
cional por el cargo de telicista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
Memories de un ochent6n

lada colonial del patio. Tucrce d "a
derecha. hacia ell testero en- donde cS-
tan las habitacioneS de Dna. Blanca y
Sc para en- seco cuando mira como
un tenue rayo &c luz, sale de Il
Duerta NAL cErrada..... su . 'erta. la
que debie:a estar aseGuraGa por todos
los c~errojos cuando el esposO no es-
ID en- casa.
Avanza un POGO mas. y oyc voces..
Ago m;is. ' e. c~hasquido dc un
beso le tumba como cl retumbar del
trueno sobre los c0ncavos de Ia mon.
tana.
De entire los pliegucs de Ia capa sd
le la mano nervuda, blandicndo eI
toledano punaI, ell caballero avanza
hacia la puerta NAL cerrada dc Ia con-
yugal alcoba..... V IN grlto dc no.
rror. uno solo, rompe q sllenclo de
la nochc.
La del alba seria, V aun los caballe-
ros juegar I las cartaS. Ell Ia VEGA Sa-
Ia del caseron de Bonanza.
Ell Marques de Agusyo, dcsper2zan
dose. rcstregdndosc los ojos, Y j pasoS
!entos. s. acercs a los j~agadores.
NAL &C ma dormido, pero a!go SC
la dcscanSado. sencrcS. MeJor me
sicnto. y continuemos nuestro JucGo.
cue he de daros a todoS Ia revancha.
Ma vcnca antcs una copa, QUO cl fro
arrecia.
e. Marques bc5io, Sonrlo diabo!lcG.
Y empcz0 4 barajar,
A Ia mahana sigulcntc. todo era
confusion Y dolor. pasmo y augusta,
en- ell tranquilo vecindari" de San
Francisco dc PatoS. En- Ia gran
casa ~schcrial. Sc habia dcsarrollado
durantc la noche una espantablc ira
ccd!a. una atroz carniccrias licvada I
cabo por alCuna horda misteriosa dc
criminalcs. Cue de nadic fuesen sen
tides. Ello 6 que en- aqueaa sevc-
rs mansion habian Sida acuchi!'adeS,
Doha Blanca. Don Alvaro. los hijcs
dc los MarGucSes de Aguayo, GUAM
to ser vivo hubo en- "a casa.
Cuando cl MARQUES de Acuayo fue
nctificado del suceso en- IA hacienda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
AFGANISTAN EN- TRATOS
CON LOS BOLSHEVVIKIS

LONDRES. Mayo l0.-El jueves
ultino lego a Moscou. capital de la
RuSia bolsheviki. una mission de At
gaaistan. cor el proposito de estable-
GER relaclones entire csc pals = los
bolSheviHls rusos, segun dice un des-
pacho ~malamorico recibido aqui hoy
dc Moscou.
Afganistanen cs un pals del Asia que
collnda por cl sur con Ia India Y Be-
!uchistan. al ocste con Persia V al
norte con el TurQueStan V tiene n
extension de 100000 millas cuadra-
das, con n ~poblacior dc cerca de
100000 habitantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
IVinec dc Il Ia P!ana-b

Neryioso hunde los dedoS vcliudoS en-
el aurco monitor dc escudo>.
-Mala noche cs osta Tara M, a.
&C al cabo. La fortuna me favorece.
pero la salud ME abandona. DGeleme
ia cabcza cual 81 estallarme quISlera
V sientomc acometido de eNtrano ma
icstsr.
Ell mucho ganar. Suclc enfcrmar
como cl mucho pcrder, arsayo IN ca
ballero que va tenIa vacla Ia carcc
Ia.
No quierc este decir qIe intcnte
-etirarme con el orc Ganado: voyme a
reposac I'm momcnto. vosotros seguls
jugando. = EN- cuanto me sjcnta me-
jor. continuare Ia part!da hasta que
querais.
Asintieron los iugadoreS. Y el dc
AgGayo Sc .cvanto. SC dcspsrczc. San
20 un terno V saliu De II Sala rumbo
a las habitarioneS interi0rcS.
Pegado cl dido al ferradO portion
de Ia casa del Marques dc AgUayo.
frente a la ~plazoleta Som0rIa. CT IA
hacienda de San Francisco de los Pa
tos. un hombre acecha ' cscucha. Gu
hrclc cl embozo hasLa los ojos, sobre
el izquicrdo lado cucl-a la plUn!a des-
hccha dc su chamCcrgo. ilcva ci punal
en- Ia maUo Y los mjcmbros le item
blan.
Dcspues &c un momcnto, baja c.
cmbozo Y &C dcscubrc e. rostro. -
a!guicn a aquclla saxon pasara por 81
vera. recouGcicSa en- 81. al MARQUES d.
Ag1ayo. 4 Qu;cn >us conpaneros dc
juego Suponcn dormido en- las habIta-
clones interiors; &c IA hacienda dc
Bonanza. cuarenta Kilometres dlstan-
re lie la lie San Francisco de los Pa
los.
FL Marquis, tras an momcn:o dc
vaciiacirn, SAGA de Ia rVpllla ana gran
Have ucgra. IL introduce cauteloSo cn
Ia cerradura, ' Ia VEGA pucrca Sc
abrc.
AtravlcSa icrtamculc. de Duntli.as,
recataudose I'll Ia Sombra. el ample
cubo del zasuan. llcGa a l. porta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
PERMANECERAN ABiERTOS LOS
ExPENDIOS DE GASOLINE

A todos los e~xpendios de gasoline
accessories para au.omdyilcs ic;
sera permitido permanecer abIertoi
Gurante los seis dias dc Ia senlana
exception hecha de los domingos, acs-
de esta fecha hasta cl dia 10. de &c
tubre. Esta decision fue tomada e"
IL junta quc tuvo IL "San Antonio
!Automovil Trade Association en- c
Hotel Guntcr. ell vierneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11
La acttiitud de los BajacaEfornianos ante Ell peligro

nido hasta ahora en- poder dc McNi-
co. SOLO So POBREZA,' pucde
sfirmarsc, que las protcstas dc los
c~alifornianos (aauelias que ell mlsmc
senior Salado Alvarez afirpla que
MAZDA PRUEBAN NJ REMEDlAN
NADA.) 10 mismo que la accion dig
ma y patr!6tica dc los g~obcrnantcs,
como ell coronel Cantu. han mante-
nido V ~mantendran unida matcria;-
v m~cralmente, a Mexico. a IA
peninsula de IL Baja California.
R. Velasco Ceballos
Calcxico, Cal. Abril d. 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11

"
sierra, H[sa"No "S ~
aproAii,.auo NC toue " ~
A'o' 49,
pa" Po"e'
'"uei%' p,o!Se.0 q"c w p"e
&c 10 Ia l'cs"oo " Iea''@A'S'.
Ell rc!acio" co" Ids s~''i'a9 ue
20 de Lleprc eAPleSa' los lhisii'oS
SeotoSos DOSE {! "'''c"'
Jnmon. m;,inma. =, tana
IaI"S 49, -
'aD'u0 1870
w n;n LaT;oL,.a r"so, "~,iatndas
~ onna5;, .ionIo.t;nn
fn
One comnanm ~c,ardestina fuf
:st.S
.t.n,,a rrou ol,,,
IT,. norn +.nomos asiIas on a,
Mt Eorto a,,a nono - 40 G.,
nnsm 49,; ~ ..Ian,.Ia a,.
nno,Jo nroJ,,c;r a,no M 10 : GGs
naLauot - r,,or, p.oI;;o- ..,a;or
~ Lan ha.h, nama J. n"m..v,n.i:r
noufa"..noon raa4ihIa om L;vorsos
$500
'oSa''S W. "N'As Wy
80 -
- y, amtora;
IN I;.oir,I1o dn 1s,o ;,,eriero aon-
Ioyo Sc5or Telio han dcsruhior,o on
-
;ri,jos muv anrovcchahIes voncro,
ac dsu1 Suote' %''IoS' Dls"I'
" '9uaI ">"0" w 'oN
IoP7"'a0|' Po'
uatc'''' q Se"ol '"s -"''io "o' .'''o''
Ndo'eia'
\ para conciuir. porquc este az
su puhIicaci.n en- IN pcri6dIco tras-
cribircmos otro pasaic del informc
de lo5 citados rcolocos Bose V Wit
itch:
.PETPOIEO.-Y. h2.~ m,,ho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11

CuanGc los ninos comen dcmasiadc 81 es-
tonnage functions NAL y como resultado Vie
nen Ia indigestion. acidez = vomitos. Ere
cuentensnte los intcstinos tsmbiSn sufrcn
a causa de clio y ocssionsa c5licos y dIs-
rTea- E. NcGEE'S BABY ELINIR es el
rncjor remedio para corrcsir los d.,6rdcnes
cstcr'acales e intc5tinal-s de los ninc.. Es
Turo ) sS.sdable al psladar. De ventS por
IA Boticn San Pedro. slo ". Comm-.cs ST.,
San Antonio Tex iAdvh
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-11

de Bonanza. donde Sc encontraba,
sintio una gran pena y estuvo a pun.
to de ponerse enfermo.
Sin embargo. 81 alguien lie hubiera
seguido cuando preteXtando enferme-
dad Sc levanto de Ia mesa de juego.
rumbo q las alcobas, 10 hubiera Wis
to dirigirse presurcso a Ia puerta
trascra del caser6n. mcntar en- un
caballo que un criado lie tcnia listo.
Y cchar a correr. con incrclble We
lccidad. por Ia carretera de San
Francisco de los Patos. Cuando el
caballo iba a caer a. suelo. muerto
Dor Ia fatiga. IN hombre salio dc
entire la arboleda. con otro caballo
de IL brida. Monte a 81 cl Marques
V sigui6 su desenfrcnada carrera.
Cuatro caballos rodavor al sue'o
muertos dc fatiga. Ash !ieg6 G! Mar
cues frcntc a Ia casa scnorial de su
hacienda. asi comprob6 su vcrglcrza,
V al dia Siguiente supieron los recl-
nos de Patos como Ia castigo:
Cumplida su venganZa, salio a pa
so largo de Ia plazoleta. Subi0 d un
caballo cuyas bridas lie ofrccia un
sirvientc. Y al dar d Ia cabalga-
dura cl primer solpe dc espucla,
descars6 su piStola sobre cl craneo
del hombre. que rod6 examine.
La miSSra carrera dcseufrenada,
les misnos cuatro hombres que e
ofrecen el caballo dc refresco GUAM
do el otro vacila va sobre los MEM
bros fatigadoS. V que reciben. como
cl primcro. I'm trio en- la frentc.
Todcs los testigos enmudccieron asI
para siemprc Y sigiloso el Marques
torn6 a Ia casa. torno 4 "a sala CO,
no quicn sale dc la alcoba, Gcspucs
de una hcra dc reposo, Y siguio lu-
gando Y bcbicndo.
Cucntan QUO una Sirvicnta. en- CT
hucco dc un arbol, en- cl hucrto dc
Ia casa tr&Sica. Sslvo q un hcrcdcro
del MARQUES dc Aguayo.
La juSticia sospcch6 ri fin quicn
fucra cl sUtor DC aQuel crimcn mis-
terioso que ilcHo los ana!cS dc la Co,
!onia. Y el Marques dc Aguyo fuc So
mctido I ju:cio. por la audiencia dc
IL Nucva Gaiicia. establecida en- la
c:udad &c Guadalajara. Y dc Ia cual
dcpend!an las prCvinclaS del Nortc.
cn.re elias Il de II Nucva ENrrcma-
dura. hoy Coahu!!a.
y cuentan tambicn. cue hab;cndose
ocultado halo una mesa IN c&cri-
hiente. para esCuchar y tomar Hota,
sin ser viSto. de 10 que O. Marques
de Aruayo de<3arara en- cic-ta oca-
sion, Ell viejo Castoiiano Sc ii" cuen-
Ia dc la tramIa Judicial. y. sin que
nadie pud;cca nercatarSe dc clio, aho-
20 al cscribientc. entire sus rodillas
hcrcule&s.
:Cuai fu6 81 fin dc este horlbre
de alma obscura on ia QUO aun en-,
contraban aSiento toias las pasioncS
feudalcs? N&die 10 sabc 4 ciencia
~cierta. La leycnda dice cue amos deS-
pucs. por las sicrraS tapatias, aparc
clio un ermitaNo dc Iucnga barba
blanca. dc hablar uncioso. de tardoS
pasos v%acilantcs. Y Que Sc G!jo que
squcl crmitano era CT Marques de
Aguayo.
NJ. MUZQUIZ BLANCQ.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
KEEPING IT RECLAIMED.

A great deal OF at enliou is being
given just now to land reclamation.
with The idea of making available Ter
returning soldiers soil previously un-
cultivated This work calls for big
drainage. irrigation ana timber-cur
ting projects. which in turn viii, of
course, furnish enploym nj to soldier
or other labor
In he meanwhile the 'arm help
shortage continues serious. anl it is
rumored in some quarters hct n-ny
of the soldiers are not particularly in
terested in the reclaimed lands An
important phase Of the land problem
then is 70 make farm iife attractive,
to make farm wages hiaa enough to
interest labofers, and 10 keep the
land reclaimed
According TO uujhCrhie in New
England, Connecticut has 100000
acres Of agricultural land which has
reverted to a wild s,ase in the past
fifty or sixty years. New HamT h;-r
and Vermont have about 2,r0o idle
farms apiece. Similar conditions
could probably be found in ans Of he
older farming sections in the country
Such farms needed evorythina from
human aoor machiporg and tef.it
jzers to good roads leading TO paEia-
markets, good schools and social cen
tiers The generous u3Diicati0n If
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
HOW TO GET.
YOUR STOMACH
RIGHT QUICKLY
Don't Starve Yourself or Diet-Let Eatonic
Do the Work and Be Sure Of Result,

Too many people with weak, aiiing
stomachs rely on dieting TO put
them right. Ii they pinned their
faith to EATONIC Tablets. they
would not be disappointed.
What is EATONIC? Any druggist
will tell you that it is wonderful
natural stomach tonic and corrective
originated by ii. l.. Kramer, the man
who gave Cascarets TO the world.
This remarkable preparation will
help you to digest anything you eat
and regulate sour, 'gassy" acid
stomach in d few minutes. EATONIC
has proved in tens OF thousands of
tests it, power to quickly relieve dys-
pepsir and Indigestion.
Eat en- EATONIC Tablet after
each meal and you will be quickly
freed from stomach troubles No
more heartburn, no sour "risings.
helchiug OF undigcsted food mixed
9TH acid, no nausea, headache, full
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

ness or heavy ''lumpy'' feelings after
meals. EATONIC will swiftly and
surely relieve all these disagreeable
conditions.
II. L. Kramer, the originator Of
EAT0N1C, says:
81 want every sufferer from stom-
ach trouble TO test EATONIC and
prove its remarkable power to regu-
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sweet and strong--in fact, in perfect
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Practically every druggist in the coun-
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and they have the utmost confidence
in my latest triumph. EATONlC.
Ask your druggist for EATONIC
today. 1t will give you relief from
stomach misery in a few minutes, and
vii assist YOU to overcome the worst
case OF dyspepsia or indigestion in a
very short time. It's guaranteed to
do it or money cheerfuliy refunded.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

by obtaining the "Medical Adviser
book of 900 pages, bound in cloth,
containing chapters on First Aid, Band
aging, Anatomy, Hygiene, Sex Problems,
Mother and Babe 200 prescriptions for
acute and chronic diseases; profusely il
lustrated by wood cuts and colorcd plates.
Ask your druggist or send Soc to Pub
Usher, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo, y. \.
Ii woman is nervous or has dizzy
spells, suffers from awful pains at rcgu-
lar or Irregular intervals she should turn
to a tonic made up Of herbs and with
out alcohol, which makes weak women
strong and sick women well 1t IS DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Then,
for the liver and bowels nothing is so
good as Dr. pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Alton, M had need Of medicine
to aid me when IN a delicate way. | saw
'tayoritc Prescription advertised in the
paper. | began taking il and it heincd
me at once used il for * months and
it proved the best medicine for that pur-
pose. Il makes ono stronger, more com
Portable and better ablato bear thotroubcs
llt 20 WITH list eifudion. was so
delighted VIA t..t 81 received tiat .
Rave reecr lua ~! iti4is friends
--ife. G. lE.c..e!t1 IOII u, Ih 81.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
Cut This Quit is Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c and mail it to
Foley 81 Co. 2S35 Sheffield avenue.
Chicago. H., writing your name and
address clearly. You VIII receive in
return trial package containing
Foley Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs. colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills. for pain In sides and
back; rheumatism. batkache. kidney
ana bladder ailments and Foley's
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
biliousness. headache
ana sluggish bowels
w y Duncan. Druggist. Ottawa. III
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

Little Miles father auA TaU1Sa-
ther were Republican,, and, as el.c-
ton drew near tines spoke OF 5Ieir
opponents wiki workmanship
warmth, never needing satttn-
tive ears. one night Is The little maid
was preparing for bed she cast "a tear
FIJI glance across The rD0msand NhiS-
pered in "a frightened little voice: "Oh
mamma. FIN afraid to - to bed. I'm
afraid there's II Democrat in the
closet ''-0rganizer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

A-t'ft-HNf --4't- Al tfA AflAtiNt ed N Il
10 overnight ene al he horne o.. Dee
a.soT Miss Jennie Andersen nf IN
e!-t Idle 81 Thursday.
Hr aad Mrs. F. X. Hook receive
'-ar- recently from their SON Lieut.
'iltred NJ. Hook. saving thai he an,
mis- wife were nov pleasantly locate,
al Atlanta. Ga. Lieut. Hoae had pre-
Nously been located q, Ancestor. Ala
W. " Lock and Balra sutton a,
Tended The sale oi G,or-e Na}hNr.ter
north OF Ottawa. on Tuesday Article.
on sale brought good prices
The final meeting of the Farm
Ridge and Deer Park Mutual Fire In
snrance Company was held on Tues
day az The VI. e. Hode90n home. a,
which time took place the annual
election OF officers The directors. A
e. Baldwin, Z. H. Williams aud vi
liam X. Shute 81. were reelected
The directors then convened ana
elected officers as follows President
H. J Hornung OF neer PARK, secretary
William GlcLh. Farm Rii.c, treas
utrI +. T. Williams. g. g. Baldwin
Was appointed chairman 0l The com
mittcr Ia look into the various meth
DDS al mutual INSURANCE compani,-
r. II Williams was appointed dec
gate tu represent his company an The
state convention to be- hc'h at Spring
o.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
Il Ill WORK

American women
nurses are installed
eight miles in tie
rear Of the fighting
lines "over there
Right here at home
m a n Y W ON G n
should learn nus-
ing to take care of
the sick or, in
emergencies, the
wounded. You can
learn n great deaf
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
s<sS SSa.S SsSS - .

Jan 3D. 1919 Frederick Weazel and
wife 10 Michael We've, $40 acres ".
T. "A q. %. e. =. acres q = v r.
.. -. /; Sa6.00o
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
Indirect Action

Said the almost philosopher. at may
sound Ike a paradox. but when fel.
low has weight lifted off his mind il
makes his heart light"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

RANSOM


over one hundred couples aJ-eude
: the dancing parry given f7.dAy ever
ms hy the Young ladies o"n'ii'y q
81 Patrick ~ church
Music was furnished hg Heinrich
! orchestra which WIS greatly enioye
. by Tie young FOLKS from % until
o'clock. A. midnight drlriou
/ 'm.ke snuper was served hg tine Alta
society The amount realized fr0u
. he dance and supper was S257.N2. the
! 7Nnease being sd-.s5. which rosa.jet
( ri ras BEAT sum 81 Sl9557.
/ The young ladies' are to he highly
'cmal.men,el ea tHe w8y their frs
party vas conducted and attended and
sill va the near future plan another
'i He5e pleasant affairs
. Mrs W. D. Lindsay of Streator Wis
l.'l ri ihe home of her sister, Ms. }
e.. Wright Monday
Irwin Deuople returned from Ohio
Monday, after spending the past
month there with relatives.
Ihr Allen improvement. tub heId
} very interesting meeting m The
nome OF Mrs \ q. Jones Thursday
j.. j Condor OF Chicago Was "a
"arh end visitor with his brother,
Leo.
Iha annual meeting of the Allen
cemetery Association viii be- held
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21
Double Chin

If you have q double chin and
flabbiness of The face, or if you are
ovcrstout in other parts of the body.
get some oil of koreiu lin eapsulesJ
no the druggist s; follow directions:
beautify figure, improve health, vi
vaeity, etc. through simple system
for reducing weight ten to sixty
pounds. Eat all you need; no tedi-
oga exercise or starving. Oil of
korein is perfectly harmless. Re.
duction gnaranteed; or your money
hack.s Look and feel younger. Cut
this adv t. out so you II remember.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

4 you ave i0sI anytn;rc VOC can
'ha II ny advertising IN the Free Trad
" journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

The Fres Vrader-JOurnal may be
found at the aews depots Of Wheeler
& Maio. KneuIal Bros, and Megaf1u's
Cigar Store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-21

CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES,
8. c. Theis Company. SEA MonadnOck
Block.