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in mjocul cabinei asnpra Garcia atlrna din plafonul
bogat ornamental, Tampa mare, GU mai multe umi-
nj, in care ardea uleiu 81 lumni de ceara. Lnga pat
mai era masuta mica, care putea muta, pc
cafelc 81 serbctur 81 c1teva scaune 81 tam
bure maruntc toatc imbracatc in caifea Gle coloarc
vsinie.
Peretii erau tapetat Gu matasc galbcna 81 fcres-
trele erau ornate draperii bogatc Gle matasc bro
cata, de coloarc visnie Rosiul gabcnul 81 vcrele
rau colorile domnante Char covorul bogat de Persia
Gu care acoperita podeaua, avea aceiasi combi-
matte de colori.
s ,Aici al sd ocuiesti pima c1nd ajungenl la Con
santinopo undc sd al ocuinta pc l1nga aceas
ia 0 chile obscura", zise Kuzun catre Elena 20
sa to serveasca feneie, bdtrna 81 ascultatoAre
pusa la ordinee tale Sal cer voiesti De aic po
priv afara sa vez Dunarea, maurile eli, vasele carl
tree 81 satele 81 orasele de pc tarmur CInd vrei sd
vorbesti mine trnlite femeia sd ma cheme Altfel
nu yin sa-ti tubur nstea. are sd te supere nj
men 81 orr nemul tumir vel sa-m spu indata.
Uite aci Ia usa asta III dosu ei este cabna mica,
plina albituri 81 cu imbracamnte poarta III
tara noastra, foarte frumoase 81 scumpe; aeges din
ele care iii place 81 feIea te Vi ajuta to mbrac
lele Ti-ar sta multi mai frunos ec toalee
fcestea argi 81 fra nic gust Portnl femeilof oas
tre & mai frumos ca al vostrn -.
iii dosu nsei cele l'alte cabina mica. Fcme.i
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G o n V o G A r E -.

Societatea romina de ajutor =
tura ,,Iubirea Frateasca" di,'
Mt. Union, Pa. convoaca Pc tot
membrii sal a lua parte la ada
narea generala care Sc va tines
III ziua de Is Ianuarie 1920. il
hala societatii din Division Str.
la orele 6 p. m. la ordinea zile
find mai multe chestii importan-
tc de rczolvat. sunt rugati GU Sta
ruipta toti fratii membrii lu'
parte. Tot la aceasta sedinta vol
fl bine primiti toti fratii Romln
care doresc a Sc inscrie ca mem
bril- al societatii noastre.
I'm numele societatii ..lubirc1
Frateasca" din Mt. Union, Pa
Vasile Cucu, presedinte
D. Serbanu.a. secretar
(10-11)
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CAUTAM
G A U T

pc feciorul meu Cleonic Socaci
din comuna DragusA judctul Fa
garas. Rog prizoneril aflatori
prin Russia sau prin alte tari ca
re stu ceva despre dinsul, sau
char dinsul daca va ccti aceste
rinduri. sal faca cunoscut la al
lui tata, ca Sal pot veni cllmva
in ajutor.
Toma Socasiu, P. O. B. 482, Vero-
ma, Pa, U. s. A.
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A v I z

Catra toti fratii melnbrii al So
cietatii romine de ajutor 81 cul-
tura II. f. Ard. & Trans" din
Alliance. Ohio. 81 in special catr1
toti fratii Romini aflatori in Al
lance, Ohio. care doresc a devc
nj melnbrii al acestei societati.
care este una dintre ccle mai
vechi membre a Uniunii 81 10.
odata eea mai batrina organlza-
tie romineasca din Alliance. Ohio.
Fratilor. nu va lasati de All pc
milne, ca nu stiti ceasul end ir
char 81 moartea. care poate 50
va gascasea lucrind prin celr
mari fabrici. dupa cum s'au 81
lnthmplat foartc multe cazuri 81
MI au avut nici I'M aiutor. pentr,.
ca nu au fost in nici 0 organiza-
tie. Doar pentru accia s 'au facut
| organlzatllle de aJutor ca sd -
aiute membrii sal la caz de acci-
donte sau de imbolnavire. La caz
de moarte il aiuta pc urmas'i
lui cn suma frumoasa care .
primeste de la scumpa noastra
mama Tniune. De aceia aducem
Ia cunostinta ca Dumineca. i
Tanuaric 1920 avem selinta d.
comitet in hala domnului G. Sal
ca din Ash Street. Sedinta SO w
deSchlde la orele 10 a. m. Tot
mcmbrii care sunt in restanta -
au vote sa-si plateasca Gotta luna
ra. sunt rugati sa Sc prezinte -
orele de mai suS.
in numcle Societatii u. r. Ard
& Trans" din Alliance. Ohio:
Iosif Gherghel, presedinte
G.. Mercurian, secretar priinl.
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G o N V o G A r f

Societatea romina de ajutor 5.
cultura Tara Oltului'' din Ncv
Philadelphia. Ohio. convoaca p
toti membrii sal din loc 81 dil
jur lua parte la sedinta genera
Ia de sase luni, care Sc va tines
Dumineca. Is Ianuarie 1920, /.
orele $50 a. m.. in localul Socic
tatii din West Sent Clair Stree
242. La oNlinca zilei vor fl ur
matoarcle punctc fOarte impor
tante: Alegerea nouilor functlo
mari pc periodul prim al annlu
1920 81 darca de seama pc 6 lln'
trccute Toti fratii membrii sun
strict rugati a lua parte la a
ceasta sedinta.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor
pcdepsi conform statutelor.
In numelc societatii Tara Oh
tului'' din New Philadelphia
Ohio:
George N. Strimbu, presedinte
Josef G.. Patio, secretar
(10-11
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NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We

NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We
CHE.
Ziarul ,,Adevarul", ziar zilnic,
presul 10c; ziarul ,,Dimineata"
ziar zilnic, pretul 10c; ziarul
), ,,Clopotul", ziar zilnic 10c; ziar,,l
,,Renasterea Romina" ziar zilnic:
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Tran
silvaniei'' ), ziar zilnic, pretul 10c !;
ziraul ,,Unirea", pretul 10c; zia-
rul ,,Unirea Poporului", pretul
10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Poporului"
pretul 10c. :
Acestea sunt ziarele care So
sesc. in fiecare ii. Sc pot procura
de la ,BIBLI0TECA RoMfNA-
AMERICANA, George Phtea,
proprietar, 264 East Frour Str,
ori P. o. Box 419, Youngstown,
Ohio. (1-3-5)
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iii sune la ce scrveste All toatc comoditdtile Al
tec stau in cabne III al fost introdusa,
nici din ee are cnstea 81 favoarea Ia, fnd-ca
nici una are sd fic ridicata la rangul tau de- '
,,Cari, altclc" intreba Elena mrata, intrerupnd
pc omul care ii dadca sfaturi 81 amanunte
ga sd nu crczi ca nu sunt cnstit 81 am volt sl
ascund de tine ceea-ce Ia urna tot vel afla am volt
sa-ti spun ca nu esti singura zina va mbogati
haremul marelu vizr 81 al mareui Padisah; afara
de tine mai sunt zecc, dar nci nu-i asa de fru-
moasa 81 fnvatata ca tine. Nci una are un corp asa
de frumos al tau; och asa de vii 81 structori ca
al tai; 81 gura asa de ademenoare 81 fermecatoare
gura ia, ustra 81 magnifca favorita marelu nos
tru Padisah 81 poate 81 Suana Valide daca vel fl in
sprata de Allah sd crez in Mohamed profetul lui,
ST vel darui magnficului Sem, Padisahu nostru, ul
mostentor asa fruos 81 intelept este ilustrisima
ta care IN al. 80
,,Zece!!' ntreba Elena mirata lie avind rabda-
re Sc asculte eoge le aducea acest scrvitor
dncios al marelui vizr.
,,Da ilustrisma ia, zecc'', respunse Kuzu, IA
cnd temenea att de adnca inanea ei ca. si-a inco-
voiat trupul aproape intr'un unghiu drept.
| ,,Moldovenceg" intreba Elena 81 mai mirata.
,,Cinci modovence, trei polone 81 doua rutence''
sgaspunse Kuzun, inclinillduse din nou
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! EINSULA FERMECATA]
{ ImDaratia Amaz0aneIOr !
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Lrmare)
,,Nu pot, sta in puterea mea. Att eu cit 81 ca
pitanul vasului raspundem capul pentru tine. Am
ncvasta cop 81 toti fl dat prada NORTH daca nu
te predau vie III nina marelu vizir'', raspunse ku
zun in nenumarate rinduri la rugamintele Elenei.
,,Raspund viata nunai pentru tine dar 81 PEN
tru vista ia, 81 ordne sd te pazesc sd nu
faci vre-o nesocotinta sa-ti rapui vata."
Kuzun nu era un beu i'll adevaratul inteles al
cuvntului era un ON de afaceri al marelu vizir
pentru credin!a il servise sd alba Gin
ste 81 yaza mai ii daduse acest titlu,
scnlanator unui general Nj corrupt 81 parinc
conpatimea pc Elena, dar turc 81 credincos sta
pnului In catatea in servea, nefiind e autorul
nselacne 81 a tradarii carei victima cazuse Elena
81 faptuu ca cazur de aceste petreceau foarte des
be timpurilc acelc 81 mai facusc servic
Sc smtea vnovAt in rapirea accste fcte 81 gindu
ci oatr sd alba neyoc vrc-o data lie protectia eli
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LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim BAN
gata 81 preturile ccle mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Eta.. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
clid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pini
Ia orele 6 p. M (1x6l.
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G A U T

pc nepotul meu Marin Pirlea din
judetul Botosani. En- sunt matu-
sd lui. care am fost citlva ami III
ulma in Argentina. SO. America
M stu de mNt mimic de dinsui.
Rog pc cine site ceva despre din
sui sa-mi scrie pc adresa:
Maria Radu, 454-2nd Street,
Toledo, Ohio.
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Din cauza plecarii in patria We
che vindem storul nostru, Buce-
rie 81 Grocerie la lbuna pozitie,
mobila moderna, vinzare $4,000
Ia vi. Deasemenea vindem IA To-
turf intro linie 81 casa GU )
odai. grajd, cotet pentru gainl
etc. Doritorii sd sc adreseze la
Ccstea g. Oprea, 725 N. Park
Warren, Ohio.
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G A U T

u "A Y i
pc cuscrul meu Pavel Aldea din
comuna Sinca Neche. judetul f'i-
garas Romlnia Mare. Rog pc din
sui daca celeste acest anunt sa-
mi Scrie imediat.
Tot odata rog pe toti fratil
Komini. care stiu ceva despre din
sui sa ma incunostiinteze, pentrll
care fapta le yoiu fl foarte re-
cunoscatOr pentru aceasta facerc
Gle binc. = Adresa mea este:
loan Bentea, I'LL So. Jefferson
Street, New Castle, Pa.
did
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SiNGU;1A FARMACIE RU-
NINA ,,kEpES" DIN
PATRlA yECHE.
2O17 w. 25 Str, Cleveland, o.

tvls- a. qJo ue United Bank
MOI .iprn. tot feiuI dc nuedlc,ui d.
Aicl ~ alo pGLr1a seChe 81 le vindeIs
ca leA Mai inafe panctusIlJaJs
In tsrm1cla ao1stra ,ucrh farnA
clsu dlpiomsLl, care vorbeSc romfnes &c
9i In nltt iinibl din ps.tria veche.
AveC cels mai bune medictn! ~
Aedici pentru bOaie srcrete, femeterti
9t b&rb atcgU, precum 81 pentru aite
buate 81 snrantam Iscntru ledcurile ce
dam orr tcimltem Gu posta. Scrie rO-
~ Rthsstt ~ 90, v6 sEtVlm tot rorNfnc-
ste. Medici special;y;i care intotoehuns
stau IL dlspoaitie. (zt55)
AveR nleoict,, peutru / dollar pen
tru asudArea picioa reior care miroasa
"a vtnCeca ia Zsie CO safant,e
HRf1eave DC nnnArHs xtbz7 ISess ~ Ait
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
ROY WILEY QUITS AS
PACKING co. OFFICER

Announcement of the resiena ion Of
Roy Wiley as secretary of the Farn-
crs Cooperative Packing company.
Ottawa's only meat packing Industry,
was announced this morning Mr..
Wiley. who injected into the company
much of the real, live, pepperv blood
1t needed. closed his associations with
the concern yesterday, after serving
as secretary from the foundation OF
the concern, Prior to taking up his
duties at the packing house he was in
the meat business on Main street. Op-
Grating successfully Il retail store.
Differences over the management OF
the company are said to have caused
split between Mr.. Wiley and other
officers OF the corporation
Mr.. Wiley has made no plans for
the future but announced he is in
receipt Of several offers from large
companies engaged in competition
with the Ottawa industry.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
M00NSHINER TRIO
TAKEN TO STREATOR
FOR !. S. HEARING
THREE OTTAWA STILL OPERA
TORS ARE BROUGHT BEFORE
SSlONER DiCUS -- MAY
BE BOUND OVER TO FEDERAL
GRAND JURY.

Dimtreck GrazOw, Louis Vincint
and Mat Bayuk, OttaWanS whose u!
legged defiance of the internal revenue
laws has gotten them into GRIEF witt
Uncle Sam, were taken to Streatoi
this noon to be given "A hearing be
fore Deputy United States Commits
Sloner H. ~. DiCus. The three mon
were caught in recent raids staged o.
the West Side by shcritl's representa-
tivcs and Federal Agent Lee Kit.cr oj
Chicago
Two OF the men, Grazuw and Vim
cine, we're arrested for violation oI
the search and seizure law, but when
the grand jury refused TO rcturn III
dic'ments against them the federal
government took over prosecution o!
their cases in an effort TO secure pun
i#hlnent on the grounds that they had
Violated the internal revenue Law for
carrying on 4 diStilling business with
ont government. license The cas-.
against Bayuk is under another para
graph of the law, it being charged
he was operating winery without
any sanction by the government.
CrazoW had Il fun ncdged booze ma a.
ing plant in his house, together with
numberless bottles and jugs, indicag.
ing he was going into the distiling
business ON a large scale. He was
nipped by aids of Sheriff Ayers.
Louis Vincine. whose home Is at
the Federal Plate, had a still and a
large quantity Of raisin mash when
sheriff Ayers secured the place for
contrlband goods
Matt Bayuk was nippoi yesterday
when ki.ter found in his soft drink
parlors a goodly quantity OF mash
made from raisins
The trio had as their escort 70
Streator Deputy United States Mar,
shall Pichens and Federal Agent Kit
te-.
II the charges against he trio hold
up before Commissioner Dicus they
will be bound over to the federal
grand jury, probably under $1,000
bonds each.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
MOOISTES AGAINST
RADICAL STYLE CHANGES

Chicago, March Modistes who
viii hold five day semi.annual con
venton here beginning March - in
connection with the fashion show OF
the Fashion Art League Of America
will advocate there be no change in
design, Madame Ala Ripley. president
of the league announced today.
price of materials and workmanship
combine to make Il radical change IN
style impossible. she said. Never
were American women so well dress
ed The present modes are adapted to
them and conform to every woman's
individuality. Women are expressing
themselves in dross more Subtly and
more tremendously than ever before"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
ODD FELLOWS PLAN
FOR BIGGEST NIGHT

One of the most important occaS-
ions ever observed in the history Of
the local Odd Fellows organizations
will take place on Saturday evening,
March Is, when the Oriental degree
will be bestowed upon 80 candidates.
Members of the organization from
Ottawa. Marseillest Seneca, Bureau.
La Sale, Tonica, MENDOZA, Streator
and Ogleshy. will be candidates for
the initiation, The degree staff of the
William Tell chapter of Joliet. will
put on the WORK
A large delegation from Joliet will
come to attend the session, bringing
their band with them. The program
for the evening will open with a
street parade thru the loop district
The initiation will he put on at the
Moose hall. after which a banquet will
be served in Odd Fellows hall
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
WCALE99{]
NEWS rs

Earl Dana of Streator was an OF
tawa visitor last evening
Miss Margaret Ncvins of west OF.
tawa Is able to down town again, af-
ter two weeks illness
Miss Marguerite Mulhall Of West
Jefferson street went to Macon today
on IA business trip.
Mr.. an Mrs. Glenn II. Mills return
ed today to their home near Leonore,
after a visit at the home of the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Mills, on Illinois avenue
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Fruland re,
turned to their home ON Chapel street
last evening after spending few
days visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs Harry Harlow of Bloomington
Is visiting at the home of her broth
er, John f. SNAPPER on Cornell street.
Mrs. Lila Walter of Chicago, for
merly of Ottawa il guest Of local
relatives for a few days
Commissioner II. IT, Dicus of Strra-
tor was in this city today ON court
matters.
Deputy L s Marshal Theodore
Pickens whose home is in Ottawa. was
here from Chicago today on business
connected with the marShalS Office
Eugene Schaefcr has accepted a 20.
sition with NJ. Stefcl and Son.
Attorney Oscar lioeberg of Peru
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Miss Ann Keleher of North Ottawa
went to Chicago this morning to make
her future home.
John Foglo of Grand Ridge was IN
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. J. Heaton of Seneca tran5actcd
business in Ottawa yesterday.
Louis Glenn Of Grand Ridge visited
Ottawa friends last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Graf of W
Center street are the proud parents Of
a baby girl born Monday.
Miss Julia Peterson has returned to
her home in this city after two
weeks visit with friends in Newark,
Attorney Peter Coleman of La Sale
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Dan Neary of Utica has accepted
position in the NJ. Steifel Clothing
Store. ANS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
OVER THE TOP IN.
wv. c. A. CAMPAIGN
AFTER HARD FIGHT.
PLUCK AND ENERGY or OTTAWA
WOMEN GIVES NECESSARY I'M.
PETUS FOR DRIVE TO RAISE
CiTYS QUOTA OF $500.

Ottawa went over the top i'm the
Y. w {. A. drive. To-day the officers
of the campaign, Mrs. {. T. Hook,
chairman, Miss Scla Lincoln, treas
,lrer and Mrs. George w. Farrar sec
rotary. sent in Ottawa's quota Of $50
to the division headquarters in Chi
ton are to be highly compimcntcd
ON the success OF their venture, as the
subscriptions were very slow IN coming
in and for time ii seemed as though
the city would go in the laggard class
When the campaign was opened
several weeks ago, il was decided TO
open a downtown headquarters, and
put across a dollar subscription
drive Members of the drive commit
tee visited the various organizations
of the city and told them Of the good
work the y, ". G, A. was doing thru
out the world. hoping to interest them
so that there would be no difficulty in
securing the needed funds.
The headquarters in the Corbus
drug store was kept open for several
weeks. but only $40 in dollar sub
scriptions could be raised. Officers of
the organization then communicated
with Attorney Clarence Griggs, telling
him Of their inability to secure the
quota. He came to their assistance
with a check for $500 which was
enough to finish up the quota and pay
all expenses of the drive.
The management OF the campaign
was very good and business like. as
the only expenditure was S9a2 for adj
vertising
No effort Will be made to organize
"i here, at least not for the pres
ent. The money raised in Ottawa will
be expended in carrying on the ma
tioaal work and in keeping mp the or.
ganization boarding homes in the
larger cities. where girls and women
from smaller towns may live while
working in these cities.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
HUSTLED DIVORCE is
MADE PUBLIC TODAY

a divorce bill which was filed Feb
t. and suppressed for service came
TO light to1at when Alfred G. Cramr-
ton of Streator appeared in court and
secured freedom from his wife, Mrs
Emile Hamara Champion. The nus
band accused the defendant of desc
ton by refusing to live with him. Tha
couple were married Jan. -. 1918. &C
cOrding 20 the husbands bill AttOr-
ney H. II. Dicus represented him il
his suit
Ottawa Woman Freed.
Mrs. Alma Olson of this city today
was granted divorce from her hus.
band, Lewis Olson. by Judge Davis
She accused Olson Of striking her in
October, 1919. and with other acts OF
cruelty. Her maiden name OF Alma
Marsh was restored to her.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
PART OF IVY WAY TO
BE BUILT THIS YEAR
ry the Asso,,o;rJ sr"ss }

Springfield. March H. With the eN-
CcptiOn Of the section north of Chilli
Gothic and sections connecting the Dix
ic Highway and Old National trails
road a total OF thirtyNine miles to be
built with aid OF funds from the lcdcraI
government the entire plan Of con
structing 1909 miles Of road this year
under the SG0.0o0,0o0 bond issue has
been abandoned. state officials at
tribute failure Of the 1920 program to
high bids, the car shortage and the
financial situation
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
RADIATOR SALESMAN
GIVEN NEW TERRITORY

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Miller, 201
State street. are making preparations
for moving to Rockford. H.. Whcr"
they will make their future home
Mr.. Miller, who is travelling sales
man for the American Radiator com
pany received notice this week of his
transfer to the Rockford territory
which is bigger and moro remunera
tive field. and expects to leave for his
new place Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
PAYS PENALTY FOR
KILLING LITTLE GIRL

Eddyyille. Ky, March Pctrie
kimbroueh. alias Will i.ockett. con
'ieted slayer OF Geneva Hartman and
confessed slayer of four Other women
died in the electric chair at Eddyvillo
prison at 1 30 o clock this morning
There were slight signs Of emotion on
the ncGro's face as he VAS placed in
the electric chair and the black can
lowered over his head Prison fIlec-
trician Collier turned on the electric
current. which killed KimbrOnGh with
in fifteen seconds,
Two brothers of he Hartman girl
and seventeen Lexington citizens, to-
gether with eight soldiers .nd twelve
prison guards. Witnessed the eXecu-
ton. which apparently was carried
ont without II hitch in prcarranged
plans,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
VERDICT RETURNED
tConttnued from rage -

NSoAtiuucu ltOiu dso y
along the track, and pieces of human
bodies.
Verified by Fireman
Fireman Charles G. Roesen OF Blue
lsdand verified his testimony. He
told that he was on his scat, looking
out Of the window and that AS he pass
cd the west bound train , a steam OF
hot water, shot thru the window. He
declared that from this place on to the
crossing a cloud of steam, which was
caused by the hot water that had fall
Ell on the ground, from the broken
steam pipe came up and shut his
vision off
Conductor A. G. Hills. who was in
charge of train -. testified that .,e
was in the fifth car from the front,
counting his tickets and that the first
he knew ANYTHING was wrong, was
when they passed II. and the steam
shot against the window He said he
knew nothing about the accident or
how it happened.
Father Of Dead Boy Testifes
Milton Hallowell. the father of
Harold told of the trio leaving mis-
place yesterday morning. to go to
Utica to secure some wheat and of
learning OF the accident at ] o'clock
yesterday afternoon while attending n
sale in Wallace township His voice
broke repeatedly while he was speak
ing
Leaves Five Daughters.
Albert Windus was AZ years of ag2.
He made his home in Freedom for
many years and was well known, He
leaves his widow. Mrs. Gertrude
lIagcr Windus and five daughters,
Mr. Ollie Kaufman. Helen, Constance
and lone Windus.
Harold HallOwell was the l5-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Milton Halo
we'll. He was born in Wedron. Sur
yiving he leaves his parents, one
sister. VIOLA, and one brother, Clifford.
Triple Funeral aSturday.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
hurying the trio in the Rcnd cemetery
in Wedron on Saturday, \ funeral
service will be held over the thge i
Baskets containing the dead at !
o'clock at the First Methodist churcl
n this city, Rev. Hiram f. LAWYER
will oticiate Burial will be made IN
separate graves.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
COUNTY JAIL EMPTY.
1ST TIME IN HISTORY

Not a single prisoner is within the
confines of the La Sale county Jail
tonight for the first time in the his
tory Of the county.
This afternoon Judge Eldrcdge re-
leased Thomas Iiamil and James viii
scy who were held on forgery
charge on probation and Sheriff Ayers
will make an effort to get them in the
army.
Mrs. Sadie Hughes, alleged proprio-
tor of the SchlitH Hotel, pleaded gull
ty when arragned as an inmate of Il
house OF i'll repute and was fined $500
and costs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
CHICAGO COUNCIL
AGAINST DRY RULE

Chicago. March 1.-THE Chicago
city council today voted Il to 10 to
petition the Illinois Legislature to
Withdraw its approval OF the constitu.
tional prohibition amendment. that
the question may be submitted to a
referendum Aldermen said the pur-
pose was TO restore the sales of
light wines and beers"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
NAMES CALIFORNIAN
ON FARM LOAN BODY

WASHINGTON, March H. William n,
Joyce of Berkeley. Calf. was nominal
ed today by President Wilson to be a
member OF the federal farm loan
board to succeed George ". Norris,
resigned.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
Men and Women Sufferers

There are only about one fourth ne
many women VIII" Slanncr rs men
thus troubled.