Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06

! I.ac IeoI ot tina family
home. three miles west or
u, ".
own, ana ner sister VIZ
qnia and brother joseph and friends.
unho,-,i, ooa,,,e, ,o ali ~.
ni+,, s,,uo,,,. tro,r t.,e,,,aa ~,
h.nI,o, Lonl ria art,, 80 -
,,aanIa f,,,, n,,,,,an ,an,os n,,t
frn,, +ho C1ori, hnn,a =, thni, Iavua,,
nan .p''. ohnn. a,a,nn" Ioat oIr,,t ,ntanJ
inc, ~ Jr;,,o 70 ctorraa pnal, w. ~
tand ~ danao pntl ,raa ~ tha ,,,hon,
~ t,a d,,th ,.or ,,itl ho, h.o,hou To-
onh IN tl,o ,rnnt coat ui,h bar uar
si,tor vIroint, ond urilhaIr,i,,, ana
Mar,i, n,fn', ocenniod tho rnar oaat ''
! ,rI,a,, ,,a,.n o,i,,a ~ hirh roto -
.raoI ord had gnnn ae far 90 tha nar-
rl,, st.at,.h ~ rn.a !, frant ~ ~,
f,rn ov,,al Inv Rort ylo an tho m.
na,, road y,hon tbov COW, .nnthar car
n,'e,oacbira a., Withont s,aclins ber
ynacd \1iss C1orl, at,om,,od to sworva
,,,d n,,, .hn ,,nroanhina n,ob;no
who, ,,I NO staarinr gear an,nnad and
,ha r,anhi,,a har,,no ,ncnntrnI1ohIn
II c,rnanaa p,adlv from ono edo ~
no raad ~ thn a,hor and fn,iiv INN
aa ;,,tr .n,a,I ditoh ~ tho sida
nyhan,' T.. a,,,ar,,ad 49, from ono s;da
{ tn no nthar enaI,,, t,rnad turtle and
,hrnu,;nm Mar,in n,nn and Wi,heI.
n,ina 'n7 nfaa. and ninian,nn ] ~. throa
claw, nndar rho wreck
p;nio,ad liza, M.oh;,.
v;rainia nra,,1od r,;,f,,IIv oft from
,,.a'', ti| nn ,,,,t tan hrothar ona
| "t''N' N'iN >'' WV $50 ''"','~' N-iAN,
M. "a, ,a ,nIIa, ~ p,,th 80
tba woigbt If thn machina was rest.
inc unon hnr hodv rho car contain.
inc throa mon who had inst nassed
, them stoned and thev came back to
helm all they could Virginia, Wei.
lhelmina and Martin went to the Lyle
! residence and DR. Aniler was sum
moned from Utica. The brother and
sister were then carried up to the
house and calls were sent into Glad.
feltcrs for the ambulance.
Rushed TO Hospital.
All the victims were brought to the
CITY hospital in different cars. Dan
Madden of Earlville bringing in Miss
0yelman: DR.. Antler. Miss Virginia
and Martin Dunn bringing in Joseph
in Bert Lvle's machine. Because of
the serious condition of Ruth she was
left at the farm until the ambulance
arrived
They were taken TO the hospital
about q:3O when they were given med
ical attention From the first there
was thought TO be little chance for the
recovery of the oldest girl. Her
/ whole side was horribly crushed and
| i,,,,,,.ll,. ;,;,,r,l ,pd lIod nrofuca1v
during the night. At 40 this morn
ing she died and was taken to Glad
|feltcr's where an inquest was held at
1890 this morning.
c,,du,.s, tron, coIIe,e
,rbo (Iaud airI rot,,rnad homo Fri
d,,, From, tho Cnl,,nhit col,oca In chi.
cago uhora ehn Mad comnleted her
a,f,,. j., ,ha coi,aat - Evnreseion
anL had s,raduatod tbis Inne She
had irtrndod to rot,,rn IN the school
tnr,orrnu, ,, ,oo,ninc puth who ;s 81
,nar. nld is a. unll known ottawa pir,
and ,,r,dnatod from the township high
erhonl in tha class Of 1918 That such
, tnrribIo accident should have oc-
rnrrrd ia emf short her life and throw
nor narrnt4 into such deem grief is a
very s,d tbjne and the friends and
residents nf this CITY and vicinity ex-
tend to them their heartfelt sympathy.
Brothers Ribs Fractured.
Nrav pictures taken this morning
Ish0w that several ribs are broken and
the side of Joseph Clark very badly
bruised. Virginia is suffering from a
broken collar bone and bruises while