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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07
Unaighdy and Disf;guring Sig
nAls of Bad Blood.

Pimples on the face and other
snnEts Of the body are warnings
lsAsa1s..s THAI. xsass .hlasstd.> s.lss.
1Ggtsh and impoverished. Some
- they foreteil eczema, boils,
oeer& and other skin disorders.
Z = Anfm Hike flames OF FIRE.
lss 00 pean that your blood needs
y ~ EleatAse il Of these i'm
aicRs that can cause
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07

this mass migration, which threatens
at any time to break through and
start for the Holy Land. Reports
have been received telling of Jewish
men and women arriving at Con-
stantinople. Odessa and Trieste,
many of whom have trekked across
Siberia. Russia, Poland and Austria
on foot, in an effort to reach PaIes-
tine. Hundreds have risked their
lives in small fishing smaeks sailing
from Odessa or Constantinople, hop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07

Dublin. Feb. s.--The police and
military continue rounding up Sim
rein suspects Several raids were
made this morning on homes of well
known Sim Feiners in the South OF
ireland As a result OF country-wide
pressure Lord Chancellor Campbell
mas announced no prisoners will here
after be deported without tr,a,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07
TO WRITE HISTORY OF
STERIfITY CASES

Milford, kas,. Feb CIR ]. T.
i3rinkley. who claims he has removed
the blight of sterility from human
beings by means of transplanting the
interstitial gland of n goat, said to-
day that for the benefit of scientific
authorities who have been clafnerins
for Il full account Of his experiments;
he VIII prep6se a history OF the six
cases wherein hoy babies were born
to parents as direct Result of trans
planting goat glands in either the
male or female parent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07
SPITtTTTAIISM CAUSE
OF MUCH INSANITY

London, Feb. s-one hundred
thousand cases OF insanity in Britain
have been caused by spiritualisn, ac-
cording to Or. A. T. Schoheld. a
prominent London physician.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07

Spud Comes Into Its Own.
Washington, Feb. 6--The common
ordinary garden variety spud has at
last come into its own. Potatoes are
being used today as currency in GER
tain rural districts In Poland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-07

Earthquake shocks in Canada
Montreal, Feb. 6.~-Eart hquake shocks
were felt today at Tadousac, a summer
resort on the 81. Lawrence much fire.
quented by Americans,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02

out the olive branch to
General Denikine, ac-
cording to M. Klishke,
secretary jof the soviet 'deleaa aation
conferring with Esthonian delegates
here.
"A year ago we would have con.
sidered peace with Gen Denikine,"
he said, but now it a fight to the
finish"
NJ Klishke added that the Bolshe-
yik army now numbered 1000, 600 men
and declared ii to be "invincible."
Armistice Signed.
Dorpat. Jan. l.Study Of the agree
ment signed by Esthmian and Boil.
shevik representatives last night pre-
liminary to an armistice, Indicate the
ESthonians and Reds have agreed up
on the most important points under
negotiations. The biggest surprise
was that the Eslhonians would not be
required to eject soldiers who fought
under General Yndenitch in his re-
cent campaign against Petrograd un-
til after the peace treaty between
tsthonia and soviet Russia is ratified
B0lShevik representatives admit
they made great concessions as to
frontiers and military guarantees. NJ.
JOffe. head of the soviet delegation
declaring: 81 far exceeded the latitude
allowed by the Moscow government
and expected to be called to account
when return but we have shown we
are able to make peace"
The military guarantees prohibit
the presence on the territory of either
soviet Russia or Esthonio any army
other than their own or OF friendly
powers with which some Of the con-
tracing powers has concluded a mill
tary convention but is not actually
warning against the other. Recruit.
ing and organizing armies OF other
states and organizations hostile to
aither side is prohibited st~4
II is provided that all troops NOT
under the authority of either govern.
ment on Jan. /. 1919, shall be dis
armed and that all army and navy
munitions and stores excepting food
siui's and clothing belonging to such
forces shall be neutralized and i'm
modified until January i, 1922.
Thirty per cent of such disarmament
and naturalization OF stores of non
government armies must be complet-
ed withinseven days after ratification
OF the peace treaty and thirty-five
per cent of the remainder must be
completed each week following rati-
firation.
The agreement stipulates that or
carnations may not be formed in
either ESthoniA- or soviet Russis un.
derthe pretense that such organiza.
ton is the government Of all or part
OF the territory of either party. In
case there is International neutral.
i2atlon OF the Gulf of Finland both
parties agree to joint convention.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
CENSUS TAKERS ARE
STARTED ON TRAIL
OF THE ETERNAL (?)
COMPILE STATISTICS IN OTTh.
WA FOR USE OF GOVERNMENT
--,INOUIRlES YOU ARE CALLED
UPON TO ANSWER.

Has the census man or girl called
on you yet today?
II they didn't make the rounds far
enough this morning to call al your
door, they II be on deck Wi,hin the
next few days Witd Il llolA Of nquiriaa
sufficient to rack any hfain in ansW er.
ing.
This morning bright and early the
nose counters starteI their cam
paign with the eterual question marx
as their escort. Seven ward Workers
We're disba,c ched into the highway )
and byways OF Ottawa to acCost and
m'errtgate every householder Ci the
city. Tney Will keep goins until their
task is completed ANA me anal results
made known. 1t is expected that d,
Feb. ) the cOun, viii have been mad
the data complied, and the result,
read! for seuGing to " aahlnstou
there are lhN questions which the
census tlher, armed with prJpc. ere
dentials o. his once, muAt ask yul
ana Sou must answer OF lacc prosecu.
tiUn.
City.
street and numher
Name in lull.
ReII ioll hip to hoad Of family with
which A,u 1--we. iiodrdeF, IpaG,t t..
servant, or wife, son. dadshtnt or
Whatever word describes the relation.
ship. II yau are the mead write
Head =
II you are the head ot the fam
living in this home state.
Is the nome owned by you or
rented?
II owned By YOU is il mortGagcd?
Sex.
tJiUr or race.
Age at last birthday lin completed
yea1sb. For children not yet = years
old give age in completed months. eN.
pressed as twelfth ot II year, as U-l2.
SIP, AZ, 9-l-, etcD.
Marital condition tsingle married
widowed or diyorcedD at the presen.
time.
If Of foreign birth
Give year of emigration to the
United States.
Are You naturaized or allen? III
not fuly uatulaliHed, but have declared
intention to become an American citi.
zen by taking on first pIpersH write
HI irst papers,
If naturalI1ed. give year og natural
ization. 'lf naturaiiled through act
OF you father, give year Of his natu.
laliHatl0n.j
Have You attended school or any
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
REPORT c. c. DUFFY
WILL NOT RE-ENTER
CLERKSH|P CONTEST
COURT PLUM WILL
PASS INTO NEW HANDS AT
THIS FALLS ELECTlON-A. {.
TE-AURORHN SEEKS
JOB.

y ith the completion of his thirtieth
year as clerk Of the Appellate court,
Of the "a lOttawal district. Christie
pher Columbus Duffy Civil war vet
tran. educator and political leader
during long and spectacular career.
viii retire I,om public life to spend
his remaining days in peace and quet
as is his due.
This has been authOritatively an.
nounced by circles close to Mr.. Lut-
f., Wnere the clerks desires in the
matter are we'll known. His determ-
inatiOn to step out of the charmed
circle where his cOunsels and advice
have been potent factors in keeping
Illinois aligned so strongly in the G.
O. P. trenches, followed the recon-
mendation Of friends and doctors to-
gether with true and tried henchmen,
who, because of waning health, deem
ed it inadyisable for him to attempt,
at This stage OF his life. the figors Of
another grilling campaign.
Mr.. Duffy was elected clerk of the
local Appellate court in 1890 AID for
four succeeding terms OF six years
each succeeded with ever increasing
majorities to batter down any oppo-
sition given him either in convention.
primary or general election, going
over the top whenever and as often
as he made a start.
Two candidates have already
thrown their hat into the ring for
Mr.. Duffy's post The Office, which
pays its emoluments to the clerks via
the fee system, is worth to the clerk
on an average of about s. 600 a year.
and is therefore d political price weil
worth the having
Arthur f. Snow, deputy clerk IN
der Mr.. Duffy. is Il candidate to SUI.
ceed his boss Mir Snn~-f having
been associated with Mr.. Duffy over
a great stretch Of years. knows all
the ins and outs Of the courts bus
mess, starting with the AS and end
ing with the lizards. Following Mir
Duffy's almost fatal illness a few
years back. Mr.. Snow practically run
the court, assuming all the duties of
the clerk and performing the task a..
ficiently and well. Snow is now build
ing up his fences and is preparing a
formidable enough backing to almoS
assure his nomination He will have
the unanimous support Of La Salie
county, and his acquainaGces with the
bar of the district makes it certain Of
his ga herring much strength from viz
tualiy every county in the district
,JnStuS j Johnson, clerk of the fane
County court, is smother aSprlnt for
the office John ,n is now secretary
of the state Rep bliCan central com
mlttee. Because Dt his position John
son dOubtle SSly i'll be able to put
hard fight for th Office Tn" bushes.
it is said. contaiI other starters none
of whom have yet announced them
selves.
The noWinntibn8 under the new
law. will be .na DE this year by con
vention, instead OF primary, The con
yenlion will be held i'll Springfield
May 10.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
WEST SIDE WOMAN
SUES FOR FREEDOM

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of COO West
Superior street, filed bill for di-
vorce against her husband George
II Smith in the circuit court clerks
Office this afternoon. Mrs Smith al
leges that her husband is man Of
violent temper, jealous and makes
her life miserable by charging her
with being intimate with other men.
She charges that on June l, 1918.
he beat and struck her and that on
August | of this year he struck her
and accused her of misconduct. She
declares that since then she has re-
fused to live with him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
POST CARD BALLOT
TO DECIDE ON NORTH
SIDE PAVING ISSUE
MAYOR ORDERS REVISION OF
PLAN FOR DETERMINING KIND
or MATERIALS WANTED--~NO
ELECTION TO BE HELD Al
SCHOOL TOMORROW.

Revision in the plans for the north
side election IT, determine the mater
iaiS desired for pavement III that see
tiOu OF the city were announced
"Wednesday night by Mayor George v
u. Weeks who stated tilat instead of
a polling place at jefferson school the
question would be decided by a post
card ballot.
Al meeting Of the North Side I'M
proyement association December -
ii was decided to held the election
January Bird at Jefferson school, but
arguments against use Of the AuStfal.
ian system were so strong and con
vincing that ii was decided to send
il personal ballot To each owner Of
real state in the proposed district
with self-adressed card bearing the
three principal materials brick, con
crele and asphalt plainly printed on
one side together with room for the
recipients signature,
In explaining his reason for the
change in system sor deciding which
grade Of paving north siders wanted
me mayor explained that by opening
mp polling place at the school only
a comparatively few would turn cut
and announce their choice of mater
ialS The result would not be fair
expression, he said, OF the likes and
dislikes OF the people really concern
ed in the matter.
BY sending ont self-addressed cards
bearing the three questions every
property owner in the proposed I'M
prDvemeat territory win be given a
voice liz the election without having
the Inconvenience which would arise
by their having to go to the school
TO vote.
THAI no one shall be missed when
The cards are sent out the city Will
compile its names for the IBIS tax
list The person who paid the taxes
last year will get the ballot with in
structions to mark his. or her, choice
OF pavement and returG it forthwith
to the council. After all the ballots
are in they will be counted and the
result announced thru the Free
Trader-J journal.
The cards are now being prepared
and will be mailed out from the city
offices either tomorrow or Monday.
They should all be returned The day
Of their receipt, as only few seconds
will he necessary for the voter to
marx a choice and drop the stamped
and sell addressed card in the mail
box
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
MISS GORDON NEW
YEARS BRIDE OF
EDWARD T. HEATING

Miss Margaret VI. Gordon, daughter
f Mr. and Mrs, p A. Gordon, 222
)e Leon street, and Edward T, Era;
w, son of Mrs. John NJ keating. 100
ArriS street, We're married vest erday
inning at II 80 O'Clock at st. Colum.
Church by Dean John T. Quinn.
the immediate relatives and
intimate friends of the couple
essed the ceremony
iss Margaret O'Donnel, niece of
groom, and William Gordon, u
yother of the bride. were the attend
ntS.
Mrs. Keating WAS handsomely
owned in blue cloth travelling suit
lblue satin hat and wore 4 corsag1
%guet OF PINK sweet peas. Miss
nntCpnell wore blue suit and hat
-. corsage similar 10 ;he one
I anu the bride.
"orh'a close Of the ceremony the
~ ljcurned to the Gordon home
sues'S~ecepti0n was held and a din.
~ Mnere Nrved. The house was rret-
..rI @ was ratod with Christmas
tily det
greens. frc Kaatinp left nm an
VIZ. Mr. ana in for shor; honey
'''ei noon n-hich they will return
NV "n. alter make their home with
TO Ottawa anther.
the groom's 1ne and his hrida are
Both Mr.. Hlttawa Mrs Keating
well known { o;tv au be, lifa Shn
/ has lived in 1 - Xa,inr,s Ac Iemv
/ is a graduate cd ,bn normal school
and later alta
/ at Normal, lin
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
[ OWDEN TO ANSWER
SEN. BORAH'S LETTER
CBy the Associated PressD

Springfield, H., Jan. 2,-Gnyernoi
LOwden today had not received Sena-
tor Borah's letter requesting Linn to
state his position on the league of ma
lions. He declined to comment on
the leteer or his probable reply 1t is
expected here the governor viii give
as his reply the statement in the Low
den platform filed id South Dakota
rhe platform says the governor iavors
atrification of the peace treaty with
reservations as proposed by the for
eign relations committee of the sen.
ate.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
hip" CELBRANTS
ONLY |NFRACT0RS
OF ANT|-BOOzE LAW
INTO AND A FEW SPREES DE
NELOPED ON THE MAIN
NIGHT. HOWEVER WAS SAFE
AND SANE.

New Years eve in Ottawa was
safe aud sane enough but mayhap net
as sane as its successors promise to
be. Twelve O'Clock on the night Of
December 81 found the city on tip
toe 10 herald the 2dvent OF 1920. The
reccptiUE was Il warm and enthusias-
tic one. Blowing of faCtCry whistles,
ringing OF bells, the pop pop of small
arms occasionally SUD 4nllatnented by
the roar OF t-a-7sfIOt gun or large fire
cracker. were accompanied by cheers
and gIeeful laughter OF scores upon
scores OF merry makers advertisement
in honor of the great event
That many of the city's more jub-
liant folk had supplies on their hips"
was evidenced by the now and then
appearance on the streets OF some
one who were we'll along in their
cups Enlarged heads o. yesterday
morning, together with the sour dis
position that attend a spree, was an
other form OF proof that in some quar-,
tcrS Il horrible nick was made in the
cellar supplies of the careful hoard
@rS.
Not an Intoxicating drink was oh
tdiuabIe from the soft drink parlorS
where Strictest observance of the ma
tionwde dry law was the rule in
stead of the exception. one OF the
uie reasons for no violations is thn
cold hard facts that none of the fora
mer saloons are able to obtain any
thing stronger for their patrons than
the omC-half of one per cent Stu'f
which brings no cheer or sore cram
iums with amy over indulgences in
them.
Orgies of nut Sunlaes were even
taboo. The night turned so cold
there were few who gathered any
pleasure of feStal spirits from imbib-
ing in that form of dissipation
Church watch parties and little in
formal gatherings in private resi-
dences were the order of The evening.
Programs and warm refreshments
We're served at all these functions.
one of the PARTICIPANTS were reypl
lerS of former years come back to
earth. That they liked the new
cheme o. celebration is proven by
the enthusiastic praise given the
hosts or a really pleasant evening
and the gratitude that came with a
clear mind and oody the day after
The few who touched the hip and
partook of forbidden fruits. properly
alroholed and supplied with plenty of
Kick, record "Wednesday nights brisf
tipple as the last OF their histDr1
or until the country goes W~"-, aG{n
if it ever does sanction - SAFE OF H
toxicants. The hip .b'haulgers, hF
ever, were not comm on ana there VI
a noticeable abSs<n'e oi the ~
buns who maze New Years eve !
d1ys gone bsF classic for inebriotyl
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02

wave was biUng wind. which liter
ally blew straight thru a fellow leay
ing frozen marrow, iced bones and
dryuut wishes tor the good Old sum
mcr time in its wake
The Weatherman fOrecaSted "A quick
ana very ei 3ectiye change in the tenn
Eerature fer Jan /, and he made
good by delivering an he said he
would and a little Bit more. Today's
cold, While not registering the lowest
OF the season was declared By many,
because Of the biting zephrys. to be
more rcnetratingg than any Of the eN
lrc1ne fligidity OF December
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
FRIENDS" TO LAUNCH
BOOM FOR w. ]. BRYAN

Detroit. Jan. 2.-William !. Bryan
will be entered in Nichi9an's presi
dental preference primary as a can
didate for endorsement as dem ocrat-
ic nominee for president. according
to local friends of the former secre-
tarY OF state. Petitions in his favor
which will require only 100 names,
will be in circulation shortly, il was
said. The primaries will be held
april ..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
JUSTICE MAKES ARREST
AND ASSESSES FINE

Running upon a beam in an attempt
to turn his machine about resulted
last night in the arrest Of William
Hornung by Judge George kOeng,
who made the pinch" himself This
afternoon a hearing was held before
the Justice causing the arrest and
fine at SIC was imposed on Il cllarg"
of reckless driving.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
LIMERICK P. O. is
RAlDED BY BANDITS

Limerick, Ireland, Ian .. The
limerick poSioftice was raided about
midnight last night by twenty masked
ana armed men who seized several
thousand pounds in cash and money
orders. The poStO.fice staff number
ing twelve persons was held until tho
Dillape was completed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
200 FORCED TO LOOK
ON AS DOOMED MAN
GOES TO DEATH
DEMAND BREAKFAST
CALL FOR FOOD AS FELLOW IN
MATE OF JAIL is PLUNGED
THROUGH TRAP DOOR INTO
ETERNITY. DESPITE ORDER OF
lOWOEN TO PREVENT ExHIBl-
TON.

Chicago. Jan. .. Two hundred pris'
oners In Cook county Jail saw PAT
falo Dnrrage die on the gallows tnis
morning, despite requests from hoV'
I.owden to Sheriff Peters last night
that the banking be private.
The usual death chamber quiet was
broken by the involuntary Witnesses
while the condemned man was being
bound and the moose adjusted, who
loudly shouted for their breakfast.
Sheriff Peters hung Durrage an
hour and half before the usual time
TO prevent last minute reprieve
such as was granted another pris-
oner last month just fifteen minutes
before he was to have died.
Among the 290 prisoners who
watched the execution were number
awaiting trial for murder and scores
held for robberies, holdup, assault
and offenses against young girls. Set-
eral government prisoners were also
In the cells.
The majority of the prisoners ao-
peared little impressed
Durrage was the quietest and most
composed man in the death corridor.
He walked to the galloWs with firm
step, took his place on the trap appar'
entity unmoved and never spoke while
waiting for death.
Sheriff Peters declared after the eN
ecution that Governor l.DWden's sec,
retary. Mr. Sutton, telephoned the JaD
and asked regarding plans FOR the
banging, but did not object To thA
slftriif\ program.
SheriN Charles W. Peters later is
sued atement answering crilics
who opNnsA his action in permitting
prisoners i,.S the jai. to witness me
hanging az an object lesson HIS
statement ieats as follows
in my opinion, the modern cod
ding oil criminals by we'll meanln,
but misguided, sympathetic, theorel-
zeal reformers and constituted Or
.nntzations is one of the greatest
causes of the present crime WaVeih
this city. Their interference WIN lnv
vigorous enforcement OF the law a''9
destroyed the fear OF pnnlsii'nei. ~
criminals to the extent that II ! n'
longer deterrent TO the inrtper f'r
mission OF crime to be lhcaTce
IN our penal institutions. ff6V
number OF prisoners openely act'"i
4uge hat they would prefer |" 'll'
c,rcerated in the county Jan \''i'
thpy are better fed and whA a.
taty conditions are far Dette 'h III
their ordinary environmentF
..The retormers are coT~h'iS d"
yocating the adoption and iac'meh'
on laws which are for the pose %
alleviating the punishme ~,
criminal forgetting and
sight of the protection la"
aDiding and peaceable u
titled to as against the
sites.
IF onehalf Of the g
in sympathy on ml'fi
n..ls would be devote
of the victims ar.A
bringing to justice
have blotted Out the a
ing and peaceful citizN
ened forever the lives ON
would be happier and safS
live in
Just before the execution
ceiver OF the Jail telephone wa
moved from its hook iii JaGler DaN
Office.
1t was reported that this action W
taken to prevent possible reprie
of the condemned man at the last mi
ute. When asked for an explanati
,lailer Davies smiled and said:
Il cant say why it was done. Y,
see. the telephone is out of order"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
ITALY RE{R!cTs
SAF OF LIQUORS

Prohibitionists
.o''''' jan notable achievem ent
'"''h ''.' iiiRSuance of a decree
in Italy in the Of Iiouor coptainiog
by which t1>hr cont of alcohol viii
,ii'' = 'ntl ny between s O'Clock
w pe'fhite ohand 3 O'Clock in the
in the moAine * aavs and n,,ti,1 /
afternoonDn wee Saturdays. sales
O'Clock / m. on,n on sundays and
must mus C eef H., "a, al, nod phibiued on holi,
ulXS. -e-------..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
SHOOTS AND KILLS
SON, THEN SUICIDES

Pasadena. an. 2.Janes F. Ar
mour. a realty dealer, toay shot and
killed his 14-year-old s'n. James
while the latter lay in bel on sleep
ing pOrth at the Armour home in one
of the best residence districts here.
and then shot and killed himself, ac.
cording to the police.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
WEATHER MAN MADE
GOOD ON COLD WAVE

The New Years
greeted yester.
day morning by
zero atmosphere
was given, an en-
core this morning
when the mer.
curry. according
t o m ! X
mems count TO
four below. Ac-
companying the
heralded & q | Il
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
DECATUR PAPERS
ARE CONSOLIDATED

Decatur H., Jan 2--The Decatur
Re'ieW. morning paper, and the De.
gatur Herald, an afternoon publica-
tiOn. were consolidated today They
w"l continue to issue Il morning and
afternoon paper under one manage.
ment,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
Marriage Licenses.

Ross Whipple. l9, Chicago; Louis
Sanford, l9 Streator.
Ernest Leroy Ward. %; iTenrietti
NJ, Kahn, -, both of Tonica.
George Christcileraon. %. Ophii:
lt ia Gail, Is, Waltham.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02
RUSSIAN SOVIET
GOVERNMENT READY
TO SIGN UP PEACE
'By the ssociated presS.)

Dorpat Thursday, January l.-Boshevik Rus
sia is willing to make great concessions to the big
powers in the interests of peace, but will not hold
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-02

w., want All In the Free Tradtl
journal for Quick Results