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de armata. de eat eel multi prin
trupe de aceias forta 81 luate nu-
mai de pc frontul arafat la l.
S 9. Este interzis Gle slabi
unitatile dispusc in prezent pc
'front.' prin rctrageri individuale
sau collective, in scopul de a in
tari alte fronturi.
! 10. Zona neutra pentru tim
pul almistitiului Sc va intinde in
tire liniile ratelelor de sarma cele
mai inaintate, ale celor dona
parti. In caz de lipsa de obsta-
cole artificiale, zona este cuprin-
.sa intre transeele cele mai main,
.. tate, sau intre doua linii drepte
linchipuite dealungul transeelor
| 81 indicate prin placarde.
In regiunea deltei Dunarei
jzona neutra este bratul Sfantului
Gheorghe.
s II. Intrarea in zona neutra
este interzisa; dar, contra persoa
nelor fara arme, carl totusi vol
circula intr r'insa in timpul zilei
Inu Sc yor lna masuri yiolcnte.
: 12. Orice persoana apart
nand partition contractante 81 care
ti1ittpdgrste zona r,cutrs -e- eensiae
rata ca prizonier lie razboiu.
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Membri Parochiei Romano or
todoxa SIT. Treime din Youngs-
town, Ohio, sunt rugatl lua
parte la sinod, in ziua de s Nov
pcntru a Sc lua hotarire Gu pri.
wire la votarea alegerei dc preot
din ziua de 13 Nov.
Presidiul.
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statistica /. economical a tarii, dl
prim- -ministru a facut eXpunerc
a situated politice inferno, ce II ar
putea prindc nici in mintea celul
mai naiv cetatean.
Vorbind despre.. inutilitatea
schimbarii regimului, d-sa a AFR
mat ca "trebuie sd fie ,'semne
|premergatoare pentru ca un par
It'd sa poata solicita venirea la gu
yern. trebuie sa eAistc semne ca
vointa poporului Sc indreapta
spre dansul''. Mai departe dl
prim-ministru spune c; "a PRINT t
puterea dupa ce alegerile $ 'au de.
semnat (?) in favoarea sa''
Dl general Averescu admitc
deci teoria Cd un partid poate SO
licita guvernul daca sunt semne
premergatoare ale vointei popo-
rului in alegeri, dar nu vrea sd Q
aplice altor particle.
Trebuia sd eXempleze pc inte-
lesM tuturor aceasta teorie cons
titutiOnala, caci poate numai asa
ar ii avut prilejul SD sc conyinga
cat de silnica este guvernarea lie
All a d-sale.
Tara in majoritatea alegerilol
lpartiale 81 au fost atat dc
multe s'a pronuntat pentrr
Ipartidele d m ocratic e. Accl,
'semne premergatoare ale voin
tel poporului'' sunt pentru accstt
lpartide.
De acord cu ''teoria.' d-sals
icredem deci, ca guvernul trebu.
sa fie incredintat acestui partit
sau acelor particle, carl au putu
| da dovada nu numai Gu "semn'
premergatoare'', cl ell element'
mai 'evidente, cd dorinta poporu
hui este de partea lor.
| Cat priveste faptul, ca dl gene
iral Averescu luat guvernul dup;
ce catcva alegeri partiale $ al
'desemnat'' favorable pentrl
d-sa. subscriem 81 moi accasta a
firmatie. Oar daca oil genera
Ayerescu a putut pretlnde guvei
null pentru trci alegeri partial,
trebue sd admita 81 d-sa astaz
. ca partidele democratice, carl a
avut 20 de alegeri castigate, a
dreptul, eel putin in aceiasi m;
lsura, sa beneficieze de aceasta il
dicatie vointei poporului.
(Din 'Patria" }.
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Presidiul.

lui i, a obtinut un mare profit;
timpul.
In ziua de % Novembrie au
Cost trimisi la Focsani delegati q
frontului roman, pentru a discuta
conditiunile; lar la 26 s'a inche
lat armistitiul III forma urma
toare:
Astazi 26 Nov. % Dec.) 1917
Ora % 80, ora Petrogradului
Ora 1880 seara, ora Europe
Centrale.
Conditiile armistitiului incheiat
| 1ntre armatele ruse 81 romane
de pc frontul roman, de o parte,
81 armatele germane, austro-
nngare. bulgare 81 turce /
operind pe acslas front,
de alta parte. Z.
4..1x a,,,,sf. ~, .
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opcreaza pc frontul dintrc Nistru
81 gurile Dunarei inclusiv, sub
comanda generalului Stcherbat-
chef de 0 parte 81 intrc armatele
.ermanc, austro-ungare, bulgare
i turce, dispuse pc acelas front,
.ub comanda Arhiducelui Iosif 81
+, feldmaresalului V. Mackcnsen,
lie alta parte, a incheiat conven.
tiunea urmatoare, relativa la un
armistitiu provizoriu, pana in mo-
nentul cand chestiunea razboiu-
lui sau IA p3cei va Fl decisa de
adunarea constituanta a fntregei
Rusii. sH
Armatele rsae, carl operea-
"a sub ordinele generalului Pre-
Fan, 81 carl fac parte din frontu1
roman, inchee 81 ele aceasta con,
yentiune, pentru timpul eat va
dnra armistitiul armatelor ruse
lie pe frontul roman.
?. Ambele parti sunt reciproe
ohligate a anunta reluarea ostili
,tatilor, cu u ore mai inainte i,
reinceperea lor
Prezenta conventiune, Sc anu
Ileaza. dc. la sine i'm cazul cand Cor
ftrle germane, austro-ungare. bul
& re 81 tluee, az !ua ofensiva pe
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mantle bancilor 81 dupa cum rela-
teaza un ziar, septe dintre ele
stunt internationale 81 doua ro-
name.
Oar char daca ar Fl toate 70.
manesti, lucrurile ar ii la tel
facute.
Doar cunoaStcm multc din trc-
cutul 81 presentul consiliilor de
administratie, care au cautat sa
lea 81 cenuSa din vatra Putneni
lor, spre pilda.
81 GU eat lumca striga ca nu
are posibilitatea sd cumpere in
|! Capitala macar un ou, decat pc
sub mana. Gu dol lei bucata, tot
&c necesar unei populatiuni in
lipsa trece hotarele prin un sim
dicat de banci mzorZOnat Gu o
numire barbara cum e la moda
de catava vreme.
Sc va spmc cd e gray. Oar
lucrul acesta am arafat de la i'll
ceput, din momentul char cand
s'a dat exportul pc mana banci-
lor.
| /, illsG @ scuza. 0 da un ziar gu
iyernamcntal i'll polemica Gu unul
liberal: ar participa III acel con-
sortiu de banuit 81 liberalii =
deci la ce ar mai strigao!
| Logica vechilor particle de sab
G cunoscuta. Unul pierde partida,
un altul castiga. Gel de prin
prcjur nu intra i'll joe.
Sa lie dam tOata dreptatea 81 s;'
he vedem de nevoi.
NJ departe lnsa pana ce tara
|isi va spune cuvant,l. NJ he ia
CEN ilusii = dar totusi il astep
tam 81 pc acela.
In consideratiunile de mai sus
intrebam insa: bancilc ca institll
/ til organize intr 'm Stat au me
nirea de face pc samsarii'
lar daca teoria admisa, 4
tunci cerem ca acesti samsari car
secdtuiesc tara sd alba situate il
regula cu fise politienesti, cac
doar are cine le da mai ales can.
vorba de miliarde de eXporta
in ''Mittel Europa
Pana atunci, in considerable
de mai sus. intrebam insa mic
moi nu Stim pc cine: bancile G
institute organize intr un Sta
Gu menirea> de a face pc samsar
speculatori?
In ce vremuri train Pana can
Sc va tolcra o astfel de bata
de joe?
j. Daca teoria e admisa Guvcrn
II a 81 acceptat o cerem ca ace
IL stor samsari sa Ii sc reguleze $
. tuatia.
m Tara e data pc mana samsal
lor. G. D. Scraba.
{ (Din IN. Romanesc")
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un sector oarecare al intregului
front cuprins intre Marea Baltica
81 gurilc Dunarii inclusiv fie
char 81 in afara de frontul ro-
man sau in cazul reluarei osti-
litatilor de catrc armatelc ruse
sau romane;
81 IN cazul acesta, partea ad-
versa trebue sd fie prevenita Gu
y ore mai inainte.
81 3. Toate ostilitatile, pc from
tul sus-mentionat L., 5 l, lnce.
teaza de indata ce prezenta con-
ventiune va intra in vigoare.
) 4. Operatiunae aeriene, ince-
teaza de ambelsSparti. nu numai
deasupra liniilotj inimice, dal
char 81 deas,rprasilnei zone de II
k;lometri adancime, masurata d.
u prima linic contractantilo,
respective. In acclas timp, incc
.eaza Gu totul 81 activitatea aero
! ,tatelor.
!, = ). Este inadmisibila orice tri
'nitere de patrule 81 char de Ger
cetasi izolati, dincolo de propri,
lor .linie inaintata a ratelelor d
= z. -, ~ III,
! y s. Este Silt SERVANT -nAstu
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sPRE STIRE

Parochia Romano ortodoXa St
Treime din Youngstown, aduce Ia
cunostinta. ca Concursul publ.
cat, pentru ocuparea postului dt
preot, Sc va inchidc Gu ziua de L.
Novembrie. lar votarea va fl il
ziua de l3 Novembrie Dumineci
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De vINZARE

Bucerie situata in yecinatatea
Romanilor, Gu vinzarc numai III
bani gaia, (cash(. f Q afacere
foarte buna, 81 cum viitor pentra
un ON harllic. Sc vinle din mani
liberia; Doritorii SD SC adreseze
direct la proprietar;
JOS. LUCAS
60O5 st. Clair ave. Cleveland, o.
(251--5G).
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Pc MANA SAMSARILOR.

Intr O. goana nebuna automo-
ibilele comercialc cutreiera tara III
lung 81 in lat, angajand pentra
export productele pornite intro
parte a terri, sc descarca pc drum
81 Ii Sc schimba dcstinatia.
Comertul terri incapnt pc
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CENT? de publicatie- Sub 50 - cent?
M se publica mimic.
Pentru DAri de seaMA, Invit&r1 Dc
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la Putna" fara sd pomeneascd
| insa nici o vorba de faimoa,a
| pace de la Buftea, ale carei preli-
minarii primm ministru de atunci
81 de acum lea semnat cu harta
in buzunar
Tlecand la amintili mai recen-
tc, Ill prim-ministru a facut 0 mi
nutioasa socoteala de trenurile
earl circula pc linia Pascani--
Marasti, cate masini noui, repa-
rate sau avariate avem in difer;-
tele depozite regionale 81 cate
trcnuri avem All in plus fata de
1918. a Stiut insa sa ocoleasca cu
affiliate toate fraudele comise Pc
timpul guvernarii sale, toate pa.
namalele peste earl d-sa 1ntins
enorme mu@male 81 toate aface-
rile, ce au dat nastere unui ma
f, nunchiu de proaspeti imbogatiti
pc spinarea tarii sub larga sa in.
gaduire.
| \ mai vorbit dl general Ave.
rescu - fara violenta 81 fara i.
mcnintari = de ''raspunderilc'
razboiului, dar tacut chitic des
pre- dl Tazlauanu, Resita,'' etc
Trecutul la dispozitia tut.,
ror: dl prim- mnlistru STA ales c,
a vrut. ce la trebuit, sau ce si-i
adus aminte. Yeti intelege Cd Il
valsta d-sale sunt permise acest,
cateya lipsuri de memorie, ear
l-au facut la IaSi sd ignoreze alta
tea 81 atatea chestnut, relevat,
de moi aci.
Il lnteresant nu ramane din cu
| yantarea d-salc de la Iasi, deca
dispretul Gu care STA tratat audi
tori din Capitala Moldovei. 'Cac
daca este oare-cum admissible s
desgropi trccutul in intrrnericu
iconstiintci tale, dand la lumin
: altora numai ceea ce-tl poate
e !de folos, in schi,nb a incerca $
t ocolesti adevarul in ceeace Sc V,
/ de 81 sc simtc Gle c5tre toti, est
a lesigur un dispret pentru acei
pc earl vrei sal inSeli.
IA Dl general Averescu nu $
a multumit la Iasi sa faca num-
ii ineursiuni in domeniul necontr
s. labil al trecutului. D-sa a av,
81 indrazneala nu putem nuY
I'll aitfel = de broda expune
G. falsa a situated politicc, in scop
evident de insela buna credin
a a celor din sala
m Terminand c,l ''trecutul!1
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0r'rrtt1tga.

To Every Person Who Reads This and Who j. Directly
or indirectly Interested in the Progress OF Villas
County:
The object OF this Paul Bunyan" issue of the Villas
County News i to promote growing interest i'm land
clearing "A scale adequate for the small farmer
we'll a. the with big acreage of nOn-produetive
At this period of the when every mind is
turned toward the beginning of another year in bust
pursuits there il better time than to read
thoroughly the fables publishing OF Americas
greatest character i'm the mythical world.
When reads of the ingenious methods Bunyan
employed in logging and in land clearing during the p
days of Northern Wisconsin il is not 81 mythical
il appears. The salvation OF the farmer in Villas
County is in more cleared land and the sooner that
land is cleared the Easy Street is reached in the
journey of business life
New Year resolutions easily made and oft-times
are east i'm the discard. Determine To start the
year 1922 i'm a business Secure the assistance
of the state land clearing department and the Villas
county agricultural agent together with all necessary
information. and resolve to add cleared to
that farm yours during the approaching. In
this manner YOU will be able to maximum pro-
duction with minimum output OF labor and expense.
Attend the land clearing meetings which will he held
this winter twenty school houses and town halls
i'm Villas county, and into the The schedule -
published i'm another column giving dates and the
place OF meetings.
The Villas County News wishes its Paul Bunyan"
readers greetings OF the and hopes for an
increase in cleared land in Villas county during 1922 OF
'''' u. C. MENEFEE
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ed Two Hundred feet high at
the head, And were backed
up for One mile up river.
Paul was at the rear of the
Jam with the Blue Oxen And
while he MGs coming to the
front the Crew wa trying to
break the Jam but lhnv
couldn't Bulge it. When
Paul Arrived at the Head
with the OK he told them to
Stand Back. He put the Ok
i'm the old Wise. in front of
the Jam. And then Standing
on the Bank Shot the OK
with a 3O3 Savage Rifle. The
Ok thought it was flies And
began to switch his Tail. The
tail commenced to go around
in a circle And up stream and
do you know That Ok Switch
in his tail forced that Stream
to flow Backwards A n d
Eventually the Jam floated
back also. He took the OK out
of the stream. And let the
Stream And Logs 60 on their
way"
Z Most of the exploits of
Paul Bunyan center at Round
River. Here Bunyan and his
crew labored all one winter
to clear the pine from a
single forty. This W a a
most peculiar forty in that
it was shaped like a pyramid
with a heavy timber growth
on all sides. The attention
of skeptics who refuse TO be-
lieve in the existence of the
pyramid forty is certain to
be called by the story-teller
TO a lumberman with a short
leg. a member, of Bunyan's
crew. who got his short leg
from working all winter on
one side of the pyramid, and
who thus earned the nick
name of "Rockin' Horse"
From this single forty Bun
vans crew cleared one hun
dred million feet of pine, and
in the spring they started it
down the river. Then began
the difficulty, for it was not
until they had passed their
old camp several times that
they realized that the river
was round and had no outlet
whatever,
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process of tripping a key-log
which supported a pile OF
logs on a hillside above the
place where the animals
came to drink, The skins
were made into a harness for
the OK. Some days later
while the cook was hauling
a log in for firewood, it be
gan to rain, the buckskin be-
gan TO stretch, and by the
time the OK reached camp
the log was out of sight
around a bend in the road
with the tugs stretching back
endlessly after it. The cook
tied the OK and went to din
ner. While he was eating,
the sun came out boiling hot,
dried the buckskin harness,
and hauled the log into camp:
One tale of the blue OK had
best be told in the words OF
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means of a connecting hose.
A version from Oregon shows
the influence of local condit-
ions upon the Bunyan tales;
from this version we learn
that two hundred Japanese
cooks with bacon-rinds or
bear-steak strapped To their
feet skated upon the stove
before the cook spread his
batter. In a Minnesota YER
sion Bunyan employs his
twenty-four daughters for the
same mental task. BY mis-
take one day the nearsighted
cook put into the batter sew
eral fingers of blasting-pOw-
der instead of baking-powder,
and when the mixture was
spread upon the griddle, the
cookies made a very rapid
ascent thru the cook shanty
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started to walk around the
stove in order to remove the
loaf from the other side, but
long before he reached his
destination the bread h a d
burned to a crisp. Such loaves
were, of course, gigantic-so
big, in fact, that after the
crew had eaten the insides
out of them the hollow crusts
were used for bunk-houses,
Such a stove as Bunyan S
demanded, of course, a pan
cake griddle of monstrous
size. As matter of fact,
Bunyan's cook, Joe MufferOn,
used the entire top of the
stove for a griddle and greas-
ed it every morning by strap
ping hams to the feet of his
assistant cooks and obliging
Them to skate about on it for
an hour or so. Of this fam
on. tale there are several YER
sions. According tn one the
cook mixed his batter N a
sort of concrete-mixer on the
roof of the cook-shanty and
spread it upon the stove by
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Bunyan's crew was so large
that he was obliged to di-
vide the men into three
gangs; of these one was al
ways going to work, one was
always at work, and the third
was always coming home
from work. The cooking ar
rangements for so many men
were naturally on an i'm
mense scale. Seven men with
seven wheel-barrows W e T c
kept busy wheeling prune-
stones away from camp. The
cOok-stOve was so extensive
that three forties had to be
cleared bare each week to
keep up a fire, and an entire
cord of wood was needed to
start a blaze. One day as
soon as the cook had put a
loaf of bread in the oven he
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EaN B1t1ly01l, Noted Pioneer IN Land Clearing

originator. Illustrations a r e
given the News by +. ). Shep-
ard and the college of agri-
culture of Madison.
History of Paul Bunyan.
But TO our tales. Bunyan
was a powerful giant, seven
feet tall and with a stride of
seven feet. He was famous
throughout the numbering dis
tricts for his p h V 81 a |
strength and for the ingenu-
ity with which he met diff
cult situations. He was so
powerful that no man could
successfully oppose him. and
his ability 10 get drunk was
proverbial. So great was his
lung capacity that he called
his men to dinner by blow
ing through a hollow tree
a blast So strong that ii blew
down the timber on a tract
of sixty acres, and when he
spoke. the limbs sometimes
fell from the trees. To keep
his pipe filled required the
entire time of swamper
with a scOOp-shovel. In the
gentle art of writing Bunyan
had, however. no skill. He
kept his mems time by cut
ting notches in a stick of
wood. and he ordered supplies
for camp by drawing pictures
Of what he wanted. On one
occasion only did his ingeau-
ity fail: he ordered grind
stones and got cheeses, "0h,"
says Paul, Il forgot TO put
the holes in my grindstones."
Bunyan was assisted In his
numbering exploits by a won
derful blue OK, a creature
that had the strength of nine
horses and that weighed, &C
cOrding to some accounts.
five thousand pounds, and
according TO others, twice
that. The OK measured from
tip TO tip of his horns just
seven feet, exactly his mas
ter's height. Other accounts
declare that the OK was sew
en- feet-or seven aX-handles
between his eyes. and four
teen feet between his horns.
Originally he was pure white,
but one winter in the woods
il showed blue snow for sew
en- DAYS THAT was the win
ter of the snow-snakes) and
Bunyan's OK from lying out
i'm the snow all winter be
came and remained a bril-
liant blue.
Bunyan's method of peeling
a log was as follows: He.
would hitch the OK TO one
end of the log, grasp the
bark at the other end with
his powerful arms, give a
powerful sharp command to.
the animal. and, presto, out
would come the log as clean
as a whistle. On one occa-
sion Paul dragged a whole
house up a hill with the help
of his OK. and then. return
ing. he dragged the cellar up
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roof and never returned to
camp.
Paul Bunyan's ingenuity in
keeping his m e n supplied
with food and drink appears
best in the pea-sOup lake
story, of which there are sew
eral versions, and in the
wonderous tale of the camp
distillery. Near the Round
River camp was a hot spring,
into which the tote-teamster,
returning one day from town
with a load of peas, dumped
the whole load by accident.
Most men would have regard
ed the peas as a dead loss,
but not so Paul. He promptly
added tie proper amount of
pepper and salt TO the mix
ture and had enough hot pea
soup to last the crew all
winter. When his men were
working too far away from
camp to return to dinner, he
got the soup to them by
--oezing it upon the end of
sticks I'D sending it in that
Continued ON Page p
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a lumber jack who sent 1t to
a friend. The letter was
written with very evident
care and with every other
word capitalized:
"Paul Bunyan Driving a
large Bunch of logs Down
the Wisconsin River When
the logs Suddenly famed IN
The Dells. The logs were pill
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after the house. Occasional,
IL. as might be expected
from so huge a creature, the
OK cot into mischief about
camp. One night, for eX,
ample. he broke loose and
are M two hundred feet OF
tow-line. -, e
One day old Forty Jones OF
Bunyan's crew killed two
hundred deer by the simple
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Paul f3onyoo Sk'da'oq aheoAOt lheSo"

As soon a. the tree feed, Bunyan and his
would hitch and start the dead for the skid
way the sawyers and doing their work the
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-21

originator. Illustrations a r e
given the News by Z. 5. Shep-
ard and the college of agri-
culture of Madison.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25
BARBER SHOP TALK.

Barber Hair cut
Patron Fifth on the waiting list
And cut it short"
O.
THE LITURGY OF A COLUMNlST.
have secured the city
To get line Of dope.
Ard read all the newsIcts
For wit in my scope.
I'm not a contay cuss
Who grinds out his grst
Because he IS certain
II would never be missed.
san Francisco paper-The groom
is wen known man Of this city and
started life as a widow trimmer in
a local department store
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25
CHICAGO PUTS BAN
ON F0RD'S WEEKLY

Chicago March 25.-Sale Of tho
Dearborn Independent, a publication
issued by Henry Ford, on the streets
of Chicago, was prohibited today a
police order following confer mo
between James W Breen. acting ctr.
pOyaton counsel. end CAPTAIN Pat.
rick LAWN. in charge of the Central
police station.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25
Will SON SUFFERS
ACUTE INDIGESTION

Washington March 25.-Fomcr
President Wilson suffered an acute
attack of Indigestion this morning
that occasional hurried calls for med
zeal attendance An hour later it
was said. the attacks had passed and
MT Wilson so completely recovered
he was able to eat a light lunch
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25
Remember,
away back, when

before the ntorurban line was
built an omnibus service was main.
tanned during the summer months be
tween center Ottawa and Buffalo
Rock and Starved Rock
o.
A few brief paragraphs on the
above subject from old timers will
be greatly appreciated. We have
received and printed many interesting
"reminiscences from old residents Of
the city on the Remember way back
when" stuff and note that the inter
est IN the subject IS keen with many
Of the older readers.