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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-18
umbro din trecut
(Fmgment).
RAdu Gel lrumos.

=
Mi s'a spus odinioara, nu
tiu minte, - sau, mi-am zis sin
CUR aceasta, - ca Bucurestii
n 'au fost Ia inceput, de cit, =
CO au 81 fost, - 0 tfrla; apoi, o
biscricuta; mai tirziu, manas-
tire; citi'va ami in urma, doua i;
81, trcptat-treptat, in cursul ami
lor, trei, patru, cinci, - o adu-
mare dc biscrici, de chinorii, de
metohuri, de clopotnite...
Oar ori-cum vor Fl fost, ell
lam vazut asa intro sara cu
luna. 81 au disparut in razele
'albe, case, stradc, multini, tot ce
este All, ca sd nu mai vad dc cit
tot ce-a fost, 81 asa cum a fost.. !.
Apoi, am auzit clopotc din
deal in deal... Am vazut cAlcind
printre garduri de sat, pc uliti
inguste podmolite sub zapada,
cete-cctc de barbati 81 de fe1nei.
Uni, crau cum sunt taranii dc
All, dar sltii pu,tau haine le-
scsti, crau incheiati la pept Gu
ceaprazuri de fir 81 la tocurile
cismelor ayeau pinteni. Printre
dinsii erau vi cucoane Gu dulami.
latA fnsa Cd rincheaza 81 sforaie
niste cal, iar un ropot dc copite
s,apropie. La o cotitura a unui
pfrleaz do nuiele sc ivesc dol ca
1areti, tineri, voinici, Gu pleta
balaie. Ell tin in NINA nistet ma.
salale de risina aprinsa. In urma
lor, pc un armasar negru ca
iadul, Sc arata un tnlar malt s
chipeS, dar suhtirc subtirel. i
Radu Gel Frumos, Radu eel Gu
ochii dc cicoarc, Gu lumina d.
stele sub pieoape 81 Gu aur dir
SCARE pc ibuzc.
i 81 urmati de alti calareti, I'M.
bracati tot ca el, I'M dulami dt
catifele albastrc 81 royii, Gu sabi
zinganitoare la cospse, boeri to-
de vfrsta Gu Domn,ll, cl urc;
la DEAL urc3 mereu, pin4 dd d,
poarta cea mare q sintului loca'
ce schintciaza de luminele invie
rel, in acea noaptc dc Payti, rec,
81 fnghetata ca o noapte d,
Craciun.
Oar cind sare Voda jos de p,
cal, usa bisericci Sc da dc pc
retc, 81 in pragul ci Sc arat;
Erarchul muntilor 81 al plaiuri
, lor...
: 81 Ii striga lui Erachul:
= Aici loo pentru tine nu e.
81 eade jos Radu 81 plfnge.
Bocri, pc brate il ridica atunci
. targa ii fac din bratele lor {
pornesc GU 81 pc ulitele inguste
printre metohuri 81 chinovii
printre turnuri in carl clopotel
, balanganesc, balanganesc...
Dar... cind sa Stiu ce sc MI
lntimpla, aud un uruit lung.
q trasura care goncSte in fug
. cailor, lar alta uruire, cea a unu
automobil, ma. trezeSte, 81 Bucu
restii de All, Sc reintregesc i'm
prcjurul meu, aceea noapte Q
luna alba ca ziua pere, nasc i'm
i prejurul meu magazii, calea vi,
toriei. Bulewardul, 81 fiind-c
sunt aproape orele sapte, ma ur
q in tramwayul electric 81 ma r,
= 'intorc acasa.
~ ~ N.-A2 ~s,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-18
In atac mi$o|esc
SASH impuSc& dol jaadarmi ro-
mini 81 un fscior de taran.

Citim in ''Dacia Traiana" din
Sibiiu:
I'm caz revoltator Mise cOmu-
Mica dim comuna Sacel, linga
Saligte.
Simbata seara, .pc la orclc 8,
au sosit venind de 10 Sibiiu, Gu o
birja de plata, cinci indivizi. LA
circiuma din drumul tarii s'au
oprit, au intrat in circiuma, unde
au cerut baut,rra. Unul din ei g.
yea harmonica, cu care a
cintat.
La auzul muzicci s'a adunat
popor in fata circiumei. Tocmai
atunci vcni acolo vi patrgala de
jandarmi. Dupa &C au ascultat
GU totii muzica, catre orele 10
calatorii au esit din circiuma 81
S 'au urcat in trasura.
Poporul adunlat facu un semi
cerc in jurul birjei, cum fac ta-
ranii 'curiosi cind vad streini in
jurul lor.
| Intrc tarani sc aflau 81 jan.
darmii. Abba urcaseray In birJ
cei cinci calateri 3cind rasunara
ca din seninjl, treia imppscaturi
Speriati, taranii !an r4mas ull
moment nedumeriti, dar in cu'
rind vazura ne. cei dol jandarml
81 pc un feciors de plugar c3zut
la pam1nt.
Pima sd SC poata rcculcgc mul
timea, ,banditii Sc dcpartasera
binisor in drcctie spre Sebcsul
sasesc.
S'a cOnstatat la unul dintrt
jandarmi 0 rama la un picior, Il
celalalt la NINA. Feciorul dt
plugar a fost mai tara noroc
| rama find mai grava. Dupa pa
rerea medicului viata lui e u
| pericol.
| Unul dintre sceleratii atent$
! tori q fost recunoscut 81 e din
comma Clinic, lfnga Sdbesul
sasesc. Toti cinci au lost sssi.
l Atentatul acesta >odios q pro
dus mare considerable in cercu
| rile rominesti 81 q considerat q
i un eject al agitstiei SYSTEMATIC
/ &C sc Observa de o vreme in
! coacc Ia poporul sasesc. Lumc
|. sc fntreaba mirata de ullde d
sprOape toti sasii arme, cind re
minilor nu li-se da vote a tine
nici arme de what.
Recomlandam aceste rinduri /
L atentiunea cer urilsr competent,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-18

AOSAI ALL EOACtPtluIlcd lcOICtl-
cd 81 abstracta Revolutiei fran
cesc, Statul modern a cautat Sd
absoarba in ell toatc puteriie in
dividului; temindu-sc de porniri-
lie spre independents ale aces
tuia, idealul Statului a fost SIT
slabeasca din &C in ce mai multi
legaturile individului Gu profe.
siunea sau clasa din care facea
parte, pentru crea animalul po-
litic, unul la fel Gu ceilalti.
Sarcina pe care Si-o luasc Sta
tul de a, Sc substitui individului
absorbitt de dinsul;q ;q La copicsis
att Sc ingreunase. cd nu se mai
putea misca.
Toti doctorii, chemati la capa.
tiiul bolnavului, au dat aceiasi
reteta: din nacela balonului tre-
buie aruncati citi mai multi din
sacii GU nisip...
Iata indiviiul repus iardsi in
,, rolul sau.
Statul ii spune: munceste, fra.
minta-te, uneSte-te GU aceia d.
carl tc lcaga aceleaSi interesc
lar individul, lasat liber :nitil.
tivei lui, Sc ducc la cei Gu earl Sc
intclege, fiind-ca traicsc aceiaS
viata ca 81 eli.
| Muncitor,A crcaza sindicate
profesionistii asociatii, tarani
! cooperative 81 obStii; in Gle nu
mai Ell Sc STINT activi 81 putemlici
fiind-ca acolo sc ajuta eli pc e
insist.
De la solidaritatca vaga a in
cdputulMl, toraraSia aceaSta Gre
aza din cc in ce mai multi con
stiinta de clasa.
lnsasi neputinta Statului de-,
ajuta efectiv pc individ, a crea'
In acesta sentimental ca nu Sta
tul il va ajuta, ci clasa din car,
face parte.
| Clasele sc miSca, sc agita
surprins Statul sc uita Gu team;
la ele.
i Ce Sc face Gu unitatea lui?
/ A! dar aceste clasc sunt exec
sive; pretentiunile lor s1nt exa
gerate; din domeniul economic
Gle pasesc in domcniul polite
crcind 81 partide politice!
Unde vom ajunge! vom ajun
&c acolo undc trebuic: acol
unde echilibrul vietii de Stat S
va stabil prin jocul normal a
fortelor reale, libcr exprimate
acolo unde o clasa Sc va impun
in proportie GU putcrea eli ade
; varata,p iiu acolo unde Statul
forma de echilibru APPARENT f;
cuta sa acopere slabiciunea un,
minoritati conruptc.
Daca admite existcnta clasclo1
sd faca bine Statul sd accepte s
consecinta luptei dintre ele.
Ce! Isi inchipuic toti acci cal
vorbesc de ammonia" social;
! claselc, ca niSte mumli asezat
intr 'un muscu GU etichite p
dinselc?
| M; ele sunt trupuri vii, mi.
cindu-se pc vasta arena facut
pentru framintarile luptei.
Rolul Statului este unul 81,
CUR: sd faca asa ca victoria (
: fie dobindita prin lupta dreapt
piept Ia piept; el nu va incuraj
viclesugurile, nici piedecile pus
: pc la spate. Ell va proclama d
e vingator pc acela care s's arst.
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OOhN, 1TIduud, ~ OCt.-A -
mul caz de moarte printre priso-
nierii carl s'au pus in greva dc
foame in temnita din Cork, a re-
sultat All seara. Michael Fitzge-
raid a murit la 9:45, dupa ce a
refuzat Sc manincc timp dc. sasezcci
81 opt de zile.
Conditiile altui grevist-prisonier
d. Murphy sunt foarte grave, asa
ca, Gu consimtam1ntul camarazilor
lui, doctorii temnitei au inceput ca
sa-i dea ingrijiri medicale.
Fitzgerald a fost arestat acuzat
find Cd a impuscat un soldat Gu
numelc Jones, in fata bisericei Fer
moy la Z Sept, 1919, 81 a fost IL
null dintre cei unsprezece priso-
nieri carl s'au pus in greva Gu
foame in temnita din Cork, a caror
Sndurare de a minca devenit Q
IMMUNE pentru doctori.
Acum luna de zile DR.. Pear.
son 81 DIR. Battiscombe, doctorij
temnitei, s s'au exprimat mirarea Cd
oamcnii aceStia carl s'au abtinul
della mfncarc mai sunt in viata. In
acelas timp acesti doctori au spus
ca numai datorita calugaritclo,
care Gu o mare devotiune au ingri
jit dc prisonieri, altfel multi din
tre ei ar fl fost de multi timp morti
Toti dintre acesti prisonieri 81
spune Cd sunt intro stare foartt
criticx,
DUBLIN. ~ Sergentul Roche
din jandarmeria regala irlandeza
care q sosit aici din Tipperary spr'
a indentifica cadavrul lui Tracey
care fost omorit in decursul tul
turarilor de pc Talbot street, vi
neri, a fost impuscat 81 el All dup;
amiazi.
I'm barbat 81 o fata au fost ra
iiti de gloantele asasinilor.
Un fost soldat care fost impns
cat Vincri seara de dol carc-si ii
ceiu politisti republican,, a ,nuri
All seara.
Un rapport oficial spune Cd p
cind partidS de soldati mergea'
cu barca GU motor pc riul Lough
rca, judctul Galway, niste civil az
inccput sc impustc, de Ia NAL, asu
pra lor. Dol ofiteri 81 un soldat al
fost rGniti. So
BELFAST, II Oct.-Ca un re
sultat al tulburarilor din distrie
tul Marrowbone, in partea nordic
a orasului, dol mort au resnltat
Victimele sunt Matthew. McMaste
81 William Mitchell, carl au mnri
din ranile de gloante primitc.
In decursul tulburarii un bar
bat a fost omorit pc loc lar altii q
fost raniti grav.
LONDRA, II Oct. - Tercnc
McSwincy, primarul orasului Cor
. petrecut sasezeci 81 sasa ri d
greva Gu foamea, destul de bin'
dupa cum spune buletinul dat q
I.iga pentru Autode determinare, a il
laHdezilor.
Conditiile fizice. q. prisonerul,
.devin din Il in II tot mai alarma,
se. All dlp6 amiazi . putut st
citva timp De vorba cn rudenii
lui. 4
DUNDEE, Scotia, II Oct.- VII
ston Spencer Churchill, minisfr
de rasboi englez q prezis eli dae
W Fl l3sat CO partea de sud a !
landei Sc lupte asupra different
lor ce are Gu partea de nord, ace
sta Va atrage in hora 81 pc State
Unite. Prezicerea aceasta f.
facut& intro cuvintare tinuta q
in care ! discutat problema irls
dcza.
Dl, ChurchiA . spus 81 9 aSti
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
FIND NO TRACE OF
UTICA YOUTHS WHO
ATTACKED OTTAWAM

Joseph and EojeIt Payne. the two
Ulica young men who arc being
sought ty Sheriff g. $ Ayers and his
aids, on warrants issued several weeks
ago on complaints made by Lloyd
Thaclier 91i West Lafayette street
NJ this city
Tho two lads are wanted by author
ities to answer TO an alleged assault
charac placed against tncm by their
brothcr-in-law, I-lnvd Thacker, who
marrier their sister. Norma Payne
J hacker. The fight occurred Wcdnes-
day, August II at Starved Rock.
John Neury, Daniel Neary and Thos,
Hickey, three other boys for whom
warrants were issued for the same
charPe, appeared this morning at
Judge Geo. Koenig's court James
Fitzgerald also wanted did not ap.
pear end is being sought by the sher-
III.
Attorney Harry Kelly represented
the defendants in G'o case, while At
ttmeys Wiley and A +. Buffers are
prosoCuting the case. After consider
Ing the matter the case was given
another continuance until Friday,
September II. If the Payne brothers
are not located by that time il is
said the case will be dismissed en-
tirelv. that is the Neary brothers and
Hickey will be released from the
charges placed against them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
WOMEN TOUSE SAME.
FORM Of BALLOT AS.
MEN SEPTEMBER Is.
ELECTION OFFICIALS sAY THERE
is NO NEED OF PRINTING SPE
CItL SLIPS FOR NEW VOTERS-
CLERK FERGUSON WIRES FOR
INSTRUCTIONS.

Indications today are that only one
ballot will be provided for the Sep
ter her primary, when men and new
ly tranchised women of the statr
will cast votes for t.. same ticket of
nominees. Accordl 30 elecaion OF
ficials, this will do aNaN with the use
OF two ballot boxes, as the nineteenth
amendment raises the women voters
to an equal plane with the men and
no difference will be made in keeping
records of their votes.
County Clerk Thomas A. F'efgusan
wired to Springfield today to inquire
of Attorney General Brundage whethC !:
the women were to have SeDarate bal
lots at the election in September and
If two ballot bOvcS were to be used,
one for the WOmenS vote and another
for the men Mr.. Ferguson has never
received official information as to the
ballots and does not wish to do any
thing that would inyalidate the La
Sale county election.
lie law requires that there be
printed twice the number Of ballots as
there are voters in the county. 1t is
estimated that 81 ,00U men and women
viii east ballots in the September pri-
malies. There will be no REGISTRATION
hcfuIu the primary, but two rcgisira'
tiOn days, on oct. , and 26. will be
held preceding the November election.
Each voter in the county must be reg
istored in his or her precinct on one
OF these dates.
The specimen ballots must be "
tn. hands of the voters By sept. 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
BOYS HELP SELVES.
TO 1OC STORE WARES.
THEN LAND IN JAIL.
TWO YOUNGSTERS ARE CAUGHT
EY FLOOR MANAGER AND THEN
TURNED OVER TO POLICE
DRUNK SEEKS REFUGE IN PO
LICE STATION.

James DWyer aged 20, and Harold
Bischon, aged "A, both of this city.
will be arraigned before Judge Koenig
some time during the day, charged
with ahopliftng Dwyer and Risch0h
We're arrested Saturday night by Chief
Of Police Grove after the two lads de-
cided. it is alleged, to do a little shop
ping, but without intending 10 pay for
their purchases.
The boys. according to the story
given out by the police, first entered
the Woolworth and 10 cent store on
a Sale street. After looking the
field over and thinking hey were
safe, they slipped a couple OF flash
lights and some other paraphernaia
into their pockets and were on their
way out Of the store when the floor
walker stopped them and asked them
what their hurry was. They were
almost petritied and could not answer
him They We're held and Chief OF
Police Grove arrived and took them
over to hcadguarterS They were
questioned and released. but informed
that they must appear before Judge
George r. kOenig today.
John Brasko unWittingly walked
into police headquarters yesterday AFT
ernOon about 4 :45 O'Clock, under the
influence Of "mOonShinc' and intend
ed to enjoy nice little afternoon
there talking to the police officials.
But he was surprised when he was
put in the jug for the night. Com
missioner Dana VI Palmer placed him
under arrest and lodged him in cell
on charge Of drunkenness. This
morning he was arraigned before
Judge Koonig for hearing and
plead guilty. He was assessed fine
of Sl6.l5. after which he was released.
When taken into custody he had
$lOl.23, besides several pocket knives
and watch. on his person.
Bischoif and Dwyer were arraigncd
before Judge koenieg this morning a
10 O'Clock, They admitted trying to-
steal the flashlights ana were given a
severe arilling by the justice. AS
their school opens next week and bOth
are still in the grades, they promised
they would return and take up their
studies and not steal any more arti-
cles Judge koenig ordered that both
receive good spanking by their par
CNtS whom taken home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
SMASHED WINDOW
LEADS TO Discovery
OF FUR COAT THEFT
SMALLENBERGER STORE ROBBED
BY CLEVER CROOKS WHO USED
WIRE HOOK TO DRAG 5000 CAR
MENT FROM STORE-SOuTH
SIDE MAN HELD UP.

By breaking the southwest window
Of the building occupied by the Sma-
lenberger clothing store, at the in
tersoction of Madison and Clinton
street, just opposite the postol!ice
thieves succeeded with the aid Of "a
long wire hook in making away with
a woman's fur coat valued at approx
mately 5000. some time during the
wee small hours Of this morning.
The theft was first discovered by
Richard Dickson proprietor Of the
store, when he opened the store for
business. He noticed the window
broken and the rack on which the
coat was hung, moved out OF place,
being situated close to the broken
window.
1t is thought by authorities that
the thief used a wire or crook of some
kind in getting the coat out of the
window without entering the buildin.
himself, BY using a pole with a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
DROP OF ID CENTS A POUND FOE
SUGAR is ACCOMPANIED BY
ALLEGED SHORTAGE OF CAN
MING PRODUCTS ON LOCAL
MARKETS.

Ottawa housewives are not canning
anywhere like the amount of fruit and
vegetables they have put up during
the past few years With the scar
city of fruit, and The high rates charg
ed fer sugar it seems as though the
women of the community are holding
out for lower prices Tomatoes, how.
ever, are being sold in large quanti-
ties to local families for canning in
many forms.
During the past few weeks some
surprising tumblcs have been noticed
on the local market Sugar has drop
ped lac a pound and is selling in
most stores for lSC or S17.70 per 100
pound sack. Most GRADES of coffee
also dropped SC during the past week
Potatoes are now down to 81 40 and
$3.50 a bushel or to 5Sc and G5 per
peck.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
COMRADES AT BIER
AS LAST TRIBUTE Is
PAID FRANCIS KEEFE

The remains of the late Sergeant
Francis B. kcefe, Company c. 1Lath
t. $. Infantry. wi died Friday night
as the result of e'nds received at
DonnedeauX France t the beginning
OF the battle of Argonre, Sept. 2s,
1918, were laid at rest yesterday after
Hca. st. Columbia cemetery.
...Aers of the American Legion
dn4 Company { marched in body,
while mo mbers of the Women's Relief
Corps and the Knights of Columbus
also attended the funeral, but did not
march.
War veterans and members Of all
patriotic bodies were present at the
last rites to pay their respect to the
deceased hero. who was well known
throughout the county as a young
man of kind and gentle disposition
and fearless of anything, while 4
member OF the eXpeditiOnary forces
in France.
Rev l.. +. iIackett of 'St Patricks
parish ofliciated at the ceremonies,
his sermon being on the topic, The
Love of Country and the Love OF God
Rev. Hackett spoke in glowing terms
of Sergeant kccfe's life, paying high
tribute to the dead soldier,
The pallbearers were all members
Of the American Legion and OF Com
pauy C. They We're Joseph McEl-
roy. John Lowe Emmett Fox, Bernard
ScuJtn, Thomas Kelly and Ralph
Sanders. all of Ottawa.
Out of town people attending the
funeral we're Mr., and Mrs. John Greas-
Ter and daughter of Rensselaer,. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Greasier OF
Peoria, H., and Mr. and Mrs. James
I'ricl Of StraWn, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
PRESENCE OF MIND
SAVES FORD DRIVER
FROM WICKED SPILL.
THROWS BODY TOWARD HIGH
SIDE OF CAR AFTER IT HAD
BEEN KNOCKED ONTO TWO
WHEELS BY AUTO COMING
FROM TIE REAR

Enovledpo of aouiIihrium qoinoJ
.l,,a,,a,, ,,,,i,.i,., ..', n..,,,.. ,,a,,n.,
'''' o"9'' VI ~ '"S i''' ''"' 'o' s'' "''''" y
,fach saved !. y. Baxter from having
very serious accident yesterday at
noon whom tho rear of his Ford tour
irg ,,r ,,,, .t,roi, ~. p,ochino
''
"IIVeh ny A. H. Naflahd OF Soulh VI
lava township. The accident occurred
at 1920 o'clock at the corner Of Mai.
and La Saue streets rxrent for Mr.
Bayter receiving had bruise and a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30

it he took food now, it
would do him no good,
according to a statement
by the Brixton prison doctor to Mac
Swiney's wife, who visited her hus.
band this morning.
Mayor MacSwiney is said to be
even more gravely i'll than at last re-
ports and change for the worse may
come at any time in the next twen-
tyfour hours.
Mrs. MacSwiney remained with her
husband for three hours. She said
he was conscious and recognized her
bur was unable to speak. Mrs. Mas
Swinty was pale and bore evident
signs of the terrible strain.
Girl Shot by Rioters.
Belfast, August 30.--Today's riot
ing was said by the police to be the
worst Belfast has yet seen, Up to
1900 o'clock this afternoon it was def
nitely known that wour deaths had
occurred as result of the disorders.
These included Grace Orr young
woman who was shot when troops
opened fire to clear a street in the
Unionist quarter
IN the fighting between Sin Feiners
and unionists shipyard workers many
many shops were wrecked. Soldiers
got between the combaants in York
street and kept them apart. There
were numerous baton charges by the
tn mil n
street with armored cars al midday.
A girl in a green blouse headed the
Sim Feiner attack in York street.
keeping a dozen yards ahead Of her
nearest male companion.
Before 200 o'clock the death list
was increased by the shooting OF a
small boy by sniper, curfew law
will be introduced in Belfact tomor-
row night extending from 1890 p. III,
to 500 O'Clock in the morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
HAYS SAYS S3.OOO.OOO
IS ALL G. O. P. VILE USE
IN HARDING CAMPAIGN

Chicago, Aug, 30.--The Republican
campaign for 1920 will be carried on
at a total expenditure of $500o00
according to testimony given here to-
day before the Senate committee in
veStigating campaign funds. The
statement was made by VIII Hays,
chairman of the national committee.
but he explained Sl,l00,0O0 of the to.
tai had been expended by he organ
ization which went out Of office with
the end of the Republican national
convention.
Mr., Hays emphasized that the pres
ent committee had bulge of ap.
proyimatcly $3,G0O,0O0 and that ST..
coo, 900 of the total expected to pass
thru the treasury would be alloca ed
back to the states for strictly state
purposes,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
SHERIFF ON HUNT FOR
HOOTCH INDUSTRY
AND FINDS IT
LOCATED ON FARM
ITALIANS SAID TO BE OWNERS
or PLANT ARE TAKEN nv Gus
TODY AND BOUND OVER TO
GRAND JURY-NAB Cl'ANTtTY
OF RAlSlN MASH.

Two arrests were made and parts
of whisky still, about 100 gallons Of
raisin mash and two jugs Of raisin
whisky taken by Sheriff Curt Ayers
in a "moonshiue' raid conducted ST.
cretly Friday night at CoVcl check,
just south of the city. and just made
public today. The first arrest was
made at the home Of sam MolinacCi,
on the Ole Johnson farm, three-qua :
ters of a mile east OF the Blooming
ton road, at Coyel creek. The second
man. per Modcsaa, was taken in
charge on Mill street Saturday after
noon Parts of the still were brought
in town this morning.
ModCsse and MolinacCi, both II
whom are Italians, We're arraigned be
fore Justice OF Peace kOenig this
morning, and each was bound over to
the grand jury under $500 bonds for
violating the Illinois search and seiz
ure laws. Unable to furnish bail, they
we're sen, to jail.
The news Of the raid was kept Sc
'ie' y! Wv, 9HcI ~ o'H'C uh'l' lHiH
morning. heceiiti9 nuihoot ol com
plants have been made to him that
'he pa'r VINO liVcd tose'htt' "ere
carrying Oh some hllla OF hlllu pis'
anu 'hal every hieht seFeIdl du'3
loauS Vi men "Cuia Flslt lac larll'.
FRIDAY nlsht oher'lI ayers ana Depu'y
frahh fraAler sldrteu on tour ol III
spectiOn, armed With search war
rant
Inc stationed themselves al point
OF vantage nearby ana tcoN up Il
Na'cn' Aiter tInhe they holltC a."
alsnal lsht' tolloWed ny TWO o.H''
na'heS' Jus, ou'Side tic farm nous
'.haNi's 'heir way 10 lne lrohl ol thc
mousse ana entering ny 'he "Uof' th0'
gave 'he iifSI moor rooms ihc ONE
ever. rihd'hs hothihs HG9pltIo"'
'here' 'hey went ooWh % the odSt'
ihch,' "here thcS c9p'eu wv" "1'S sH''
ION oaric'a Hl'ca WIN liilAturH' w
top vi "nieh was co''i'u o'ti "i'"
grapes.
Moii'a'tl' VINO was aloi.e III 'ne
mousse d. the t'hie' ,hiofIltd the ON
ccrs 'hal ne was iliahlne WINE.
va hhei' thc f"ellH Iou"' cop'
per con ana piece OF Fuppcr .upll's'
"n'oh leu nun 10 oeii''' sun was
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
Her Real Love.

~ heard that pretty little woman
say the other day tEat she was going
to do her best 10 make her Billy's life
perfectly happy She must he very
much in love with her husband"
"rlHt wasn't her husband she was
talking about it was her pet POODLE"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-30
WORD FROM HUNGER
STRIKERS CELL SAYS
Mac SW|nEY IS DYING

London, Aug. 30.--The hunger strike of Ter
rene MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, has pro-
gressed so far that he is in such condition that even