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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
Animals in Prison.

NKOFDSSOK WILLIAM LNON
IJFHELPS, speaking Of DostocySki
tells how the Russian novelist
prison experiences are to be found IN
The House of the Dead" one of his
best novels. Some Of the beautiful
parts of the story are where Dostoeyski
turns from the men to the prison dog
aud the prison horse and there finds
true friendship. His Kindness to the
neglected dog and the latter's surprise
and subsequent devotion make a deep
impression That prison was
a great training school for DostOevskl' ;
genius. and instead of casting n black
hadow over his subsequent life it fur
shed him with the necessary light
ana heat 10 produce a succession of
great novels
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
THE GOLDEN RULE.

u Much apparent insincerity ha, bee
1injected into recent discussions Of tn
aqque. lions Of capital and labor but. it
f!thcir final analyses, the issue narrow.
@doWn to an application Of the Colder
@Rule in the rela ions between thCs,
&Who work and hose WAC dire.t tn,
@work.
a Honesty is the val living sparA
Switch must weld these relations int
"a homogeneous whole honesty on tn,
~part of the employers, who, # honest
nWill give those Who work for them u
NWage which, with thrift and iudu
"WlII enable the worker to La aSiio
something for rainy day. to marry
to have a family ana to give his chill
dren chance in the world: ana hon.
csty on the rart Of the employees. who.
they work under collective bargain
ing, will have tEn fidelity and iLs,g
( Fit, to abide Icy heir contracts
vast majority - per cent. 20 be
oIac'-cf Amc:.c4,, 5or is sauar"
and desires TO 20 straight. Recent
d!stul Dances in mos cases are trace
able TO alien leadership At Gary las,
TAI, Major General Wood reported
! nat the real agi,at0rs. the trouble
markers, who were preachers Ct VIC.
renee, were not Americans but recen
7nlDorta'ons from overseas.
On enc occasion, General Wood
faced a mob in an ugly mood, i'm
"hiea were men in uniform with tho
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

II IS estimated that there are IN Paris
-4o'"~ cats. The official cats" which
keep the museums and offices free of
rats ana mice. cost the state 81 n head
year for upkeep, 50 that if the pri.
waite cats cost an equal amount the to.
th' would be about $4,000 year,
says the London Mail. But, judging
pN the number of rats one sees in the
streets of Paris before dawn. feeding
from the refuse boxes, several thou
sahd more CATS would be Il good invest
nlert' Tor the amount of damage done
by rats must be enormous.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
A LITTLE PSYCHOLOGY

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fox so,cozns t,ro,o, 49,.
the hen coz, faty it9 ~ 49,, I0.. VI
gct out ana v,5rn ,1o f ''.' '',' '"'I
AIR Fox los mo,im,I L-'e ' i III q .Il'.
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.cIcar Whom -, No ~. da.b ba''' 40 /,
ease of "shamn,inn d" '"9,,H' A"o'"''
? Not a, AN, IN ,"i
apsyc1olcqi,rs hoiinya ' t',a, ,a9e ul
ture was lrying to Iool. Ia" aa ,I' r Ci''
Efpiders do moi nocC.l, Tn u ae,,, ''ga'
AMI !. do TV lio' Iet zee ''aIIy ciumpIe up;
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
Practical Chats
with
Mothers

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w tH' ".f" 'Hhra'feF or hrF tHH"E'n
sue N"''' stamp "ot q" traces OF
',l'''. 'H- 'T. ha'red ana revenge
W." '""F TT" tIrSi displayed,
U' ,HaraetpfS'l'S ot infancy ana
AIRY ,hH"ho"d often last throughout
4". I''h now necessary II Is taa' TN"
iaetH'' NIflFe T. r'.NiHate AI. m" worst
t'hi'i'> NJ iHrIf very tFih. :" hahF
WOMEN encourage IN tnrNr cliIdren d
>'Aflf or revenge and anger without
,.tla2 L'i-AZLa@ Wlat they are doing
very often Il display ~ baby temper j.
'Ngar 8nlH~tH& than ANYTHING else, and
'le mother + apt 10 laugh ut the young
ser jauffHmS Eut tiv" Years late"
The temper She encouraged by mir'h is
p" longer funny, but extremely annoy
ing Ten Years later it has become not
"hT trying, ont uncomfortable. and tif
teen years later when the child Is
crown. it may lead 10 disastrous re-
suits
The little mi~"hjevouS and often ma
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

An ingenious tool has been invented
to enable jewellers to remove stones
from settings quickly and without i'll
Jury to either stone or setting.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
Worth Knowing.

telescope with two parallel bar
rels. Ia permit two persons to see the
same object at the same time, has
been invented by "A Swiss optician.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

80 that whcclbarrows can be used
over snow and ice Wisconsin inventor
has patented Il runner attachment
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17

Soon the cars resemble butcher shops.
l am told we are 10 continue our
journey on foot. The water problem
continues unsolved. Orders have been
given 10 burn the records of the
general satff.
"An' airplane is to fly over the en-
'emy lines. 1t has gasoline for one
hour. Santana (the aviator) returns.
He tells me we are surrounded. The
convoy is lost. Violent firing is re-
sumed. The presidents barber bur-
dened with arms and ammunition. eX-
plains how our artillery should be
used. It would be enormously ridi-
culous if it were not so terribly trag-
ic. The soldiers women stoically con-
cally continue cooking.
MILAN (Gen. Augustin MILAN,
governor of the state of Meyico) is
brought back, fatally shot through
the head. Other wounded arrive.
There are no doctors no medicine.
1.-The. final moment has come. The
president has ordered the trains aban-
dCned and the march to San Andres
begun on foot. l have bid Carranza
goodbye. His smile was sad, but his
voice firm as he said: You saw me
start my first journey in 1913 and
you will see my last in 1920
Il p. m. Carranza returns from the
front at a gallop. The firing is in
creasing. The first train is burning.
The troops are scattering. Now a
great silence. =
"4:22 p. m. A cloud Of enemies ar
rives. I see my old friend Gen. Jacin-
to Trevino. He is placing sentinels
around the treasure train. At his
feet, in cage. the lion cubs of Bar
ragan are gnawing q bloody bone"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
windows. They appear like picknick-
ers.
All Lights Ont.

windows. They appear like picknick'
ers.
/ All Lights Out.
eve leave San Marcos at night
with the lights out for the enemy
n,enaces the rearguard and tianks
The i'll will of the train men has
been noticeable since we left Mexico
City. Air hose has disappeared fron'
some of the trains and without
breakes they threaten 10 crash into
the ones preceding them. Water is
becoming scarce. There has been no
military discipline since we left the
capital The troops are demoralized.
The leaders act Independently. Gen
eral) Murguia runs everything.
"The first shots break the morning
stiffness. On horseback followed by
only one aide, Don Venustiano ad-
vances at a trot. The first wounded
arrive. There are few medical sup
plies and the girls of the feminine
train offer their petticoats as band
ages. Nobody had time to think OF
medical dressings but the lions o.
Barragan were not forgotten. \
"The President returns. He per-
sonally led forward the cavalry on
the right flank when they began to
retire. Murguia has flanked the en-
emy and defeated him. Under mes
quite bush. a deputy is roasting a
chunk of red meat with great skill.
Luis Cabrera is organizing batal-
lion of civilians, All who have no
arms stey forward 1t resembles a
scene from "The Chocolate Soldier
A prisoner is questioned. We learn
that all Vera Cruz is in the power OF
the rebels. Candido Aguilar, almost
alone has fed TO Zongolica.
"Muguia arrives, amidst cheers,
The victorious troops parade. l see
an or6er of the day captured from
the enemy. In it Obregon orders that
the trains be stopped but that the
president if he wills, be allowed tc
proceed to Vera Cruz, with full guar
antees and an escort.
Trains Move Slowly.
"The trains proceed slowly. We ar
rive at Rinconada. Ten kilometers Oh
trains, wrapped in silence. There is
no water. A living chain passes il
from hand to hand to replenish the
supply of dead locomotive. Don
Venustiano watches. Not trace oil
the terrible battle which mus be rag
ging in his breast shows On his face
man is made of rock.
"Carranza has statesmanlike quail
tiles. but one great defect. He does
not know men. Capable, he is sur
rounded by incapables. Honest, he
allows thieves at his side.
Il am aroused by a terrific squeak
ing. Soldiers and civilians have sack
ed the soledad ranch of 54S hogs.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
VIVID PICTURE OF
CARRANZA'S LAST STAND
Carranza Evidently Foresaw His End
As He Told Writer Goodbye
on Leaving Train.

Mexico City, May 2S. - A diary
written by Aldo Baronia, an Italian
journalist, gives vivid picture OIL
the flight of President Carranza anu
his expedition of 10000 persons from
Mexico City in the vain effort to reacA
Vera Cruz nsafety. 1t leads up 10
tho moment when the word was pass
ed in the expedition to save your
selves who can," the trains were
abandoned, Carranza bade Senior Ba-
roni goodbye and began the march
into the hills which ended in MS
death.
The diary discloses the fact that
Carranza evidently foresaw his end
for Senor Baroni quotes him as say
ing when he left the train to take
refuge in the hills. "You saw me
start my first journey in 1913 anG
you will see my last in 1920" Parts
of the diary as published by Ell Uni
versal read:
"I followed Don Venustiano when
he left Saltillo in 1913 with 800 men
in his heroic move against Huerta.
Today am leaving the capital with
him to be, probably. witness of his
end. I mwriting seated on bag
of rice in the presidential supply car
The disorganization which prevails in
the station yards is terrible. Nobody
has the power to organize anything.
The expedition appears, like one to
Africa (referring to the enormous
amount of baggage). 1 just saw in
cage the lions of Barragan that used
to arouse the wonder of the bourgeo-
Isle in the Paseo de la Reforma."
At Apizaco he recorded: Word
has passed that the last three trains
have been lost. 1t appears tha good
luck it with Don Venustiano. The
word treason is on every lip. The
citizens are jammed in the cars like
sardines. Our march is like that of
a herd of savages. The military
trains are filled with soldiers. who
have brought their children, domes-
tic animals, dogs. chickens and par
rots. Their women cause the great
est disorder. In the trains are more
than 10000 persons and of these
more than 5000 are women and chill
dren who wall. cry, rob and impede
progress.
"In front of the presidential train
is a luxurious pullman buffet car, a
symbol of disorganization and i'm
morality. A number of girls ele-
gantly dressed and a few elegant
youths, comment and wave from the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-06-17
GASOLINE FATAL
TO LITTLE CHILD.

Cheraw. June YESTERDAY af-
ternoon little Samuel j., two year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Sher-
rill, got hold of a small bottle con-
tanning gasoline. and before his moth
er could get to him he had taken
swallow. He was Immediately rushed
to physician, who did all he could
tc counteract the effects, but with
out avail. He died within about
half hour afer taking the poison.
He was the only child.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02

ottawa, Ill, Jan ~, l92h.
Meeting Of Council of the City q
Ottawa Illinois, sitting and eXerci,.
ing the duties assigned by law to thu
Board Of Local Improvements
Present: Mayor Geo v h. Weeks
commissioners Edwd. DoughertN
Dana VI. Palmer, Chas J StcilIeu.
Absent. VIM. Bradley
Mayor Weeks presented the follow
Ing resolution relative to the paving
of North Ottawa;
BE 1t Resolved by the Council oi
the. City Of Ottawa. Illinois. sitting
and exercising the duties assigned b
law, to the Board of Local Improve
ments that local Improvement be.
and the same is hereby ordered to be
made By Special Assessment within
the City OF Ottawa, Illinois as fol,
lows.
/. That Marquette street from the
east end Of the pavement as now laid
on Columbus street eastward to the
east line of Guion street, Shall be
paved with an asphaItic concrete
pavement, twenty-seyen (21t feet in
width, being thirteen and onehalf
u3l2) feet in width on each side of
the center line OF said Marquette
street
: That Joliet street from the west
line Of La Sale street to the west line
of the La Sale street pavement. here
matter described, and from the ga st
line Of the La Sale street pavement.
hereinafter described, eastward TO
the west line of the west pavement
OF Columbus street pavement. here
matter described, and from the east
line OF the west pavement of the
Columbus street pavement. hereinaf.
ter described, eastward to the west
line or the east pavement of the Co
lumbus street pavement. hereinafter
described, excepting between the rails
and eighteen (lS) inches on the out
side thereof, from the east line of
the east pavement of the Columbus
street pavement. hereinafter describ-
ed, eastward to the west line of Cham
plain street. said Joliet street shall
be paved with an asphaltic concrete
pavement, twenty-one l2D feet in
width, being ten and one-half Q0M)
feet in width on each side OF the cen.
ter line of said Joliet street.
>. That Norris street. from the
east line OF the La Sale street nave.
nent, hereinafter described. eastward
to the west line OF the west nave.
ment of the Columbus street nave.
ment, hereinafter described. shall be
paved with an asphaltiC concret q
pavement. twenty-one cen feet in
width. being ten and one-half l0la)
feet in width on each side of tho con.
ter line OF said Norris street. and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02
ottawa, ILL.,, jan -. 1920.

tttaWa- III Jan. =. lA-W-
Adjourned regular meeting Of Couu
Gil OF the City OF Ottawa, H.
Present: Mayor Geo V. B Week
Commissioners Edwd. D0ugherty
Dana NJ Palmer, Chas. J Stchlen.
Absent VIM. Bradley
Moved by Commissioner Sticklel
that We do now adjourn to reconveu.
AT once to exercise the duties as
signed by law to the Board Ct Local
improvements.
Ayes Dougherty, Palmer. Stickleu
Weeks
Nays. None.
Motion carried
w. W. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02

Moved by Commissioner Paine!
that the pay roll be received and
recorded and warrants be drawn lOl
several amounts contained therein.
Ayes Bradley, D0ugherty, Palmer
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays; None.
Motion carried.
Mr.. Geo. \, Crowden presented Pc
tition from residents OF South Side
asking that paving in hat section
of the city be postponed until 1922.
Moved by Commissioner Bradley
that petition presented by Geo Crow
den relative to South Side paving be
received and filed
Ayes; Bradley. Dougherty Palmer,
Sticklen, Weeks
Nays: None
Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Blail Y
that We adjourn to NEE Friday even.
in, Jan -, at 100 p. n
Ayes. Bradley Dougher.y Palmer,
j>ticklen, Weeks.
NAYS None
Motion carried
". W. CUATIS,
CITY Clerk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02
OFFICIAL. PROCEEDINGS
ct the Meeting Of the Mayer City Commissioners of oay
Ottawa, H.. Jan. q. 1920.

Ottawa, H.. Jan, q. 1920.
Regular meeting OF Council Of thC
Saty OF Ottawa, III.
Present Mayor Geo. v Il. Weeks
commissioners VIM. Bradley, EdWl
Donshcrty, Dana N. Palmer, Chas. j
SGrN len.
absent: None.
Minutes Of last meeting read.
Moved by Commissioner Dougherty
that the minutes Of last meeting BE-
approved as read.
Ayes: Bradley, DouGhcrty, Palmer,
StlcKlen, Weeks.
Nays: None,
Motion carried.
COM missioner Bradley presented
pay i1dl as follows;
Pay Roll, Jan. q. 1890.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02

TIE record of this resolution.
= BE 1t Further Resolved. that tlc 81
( day ol February \. u. las0 at IN
+ hour OF ten O'Clock \. A. CT said da,
Dc ana the same i, hereby nXed Il
the time, ana he olhcc OF the Counci
+ ct the tit.r OF Ottawa be and Tia
some is hereby fixed as the place 70
log thc public con Iteration ol th'
matters herein contained, ana iha
notice Of the ,imc and place al sal'
u@hc consideration or hearing shaI
3e made IN accordance with the pro
AIsiona Ct the statute III aueA case a.
h'dlo ana provided
ho II Futthef NesoiNed' mat lh'
ESQ ,H'ion ne At once transcribed OF
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-02

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. u,....Ilr after me Yuatart4, spread
4 vDjln sim not ana pll4bIt When III
ra.iug mIxlarc is hauled ON the ,treCI
m ,uul WAGON, N small b. .cp, coy.
erred with canvas 10 rtnu h.a,
d.nlaed en- uIu Toms and suoyylod
ia,o place and RACED 10 tine Nr.uer
rae,. ~ soon as .l.aae .Au. .a,m-
miyurr sinai! be- rolled ui,h y taudnm
lUl!ri NelGuN- at least a.N tGl tons
ANA ,4c rolling continued WORKING
Ir9gtuN5-a ana diagoraAN g.. the
.r...t when prac icable, additional
com. .r,..iou i'm the wearing surface
,u...d h,. secured hv The use OF "A ten
lA tom roller ROLLING must be
.,.,ltt, l-.,, IT,, ANA continual urtyl