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Viso. 1,O42
KELI LAVAL SU SVAIGA-
LAIS LAUKIA "PRO-
~. Cos"

NEW YORK, birz. 20. =
W kokiQ 20 mailiQ nuo cia At
lantiko vandenyne pliuduriuo-
ia is Europos atplauke kele-
tas dideliQ garlaiviQ su svai-
CALAIS vert6s apie 3 milionQ
doleriq.
Tie laivai tik laukia "pro-
gos," kuomet jiems bus gall
ma nepatemytinai tuos gerry
mus perkelti ! Amerikos saus-
zeml. r..
Vienas prohibicijos agentas,
pasidaves neva svaigalu pirk-
liu, pasiek6 kelis tn laivq If
tenai "der6josi" su degtines
pirkliais. Jis patyre reikalin-
gq ziniQ.
PakraSGGiq prohibicijos lai-
vynas stow sargyboje diena ir
naktl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

GINUGIAI, Linkmenq walls.
Cia ukininkai neturtingi.
Prize vokieciq visas kaimas bu-
vo sudegintas. Darbstqs uki
ninkai issistate geras trobas.
Vasara uzsiima zuklavimu If
grybais. zmones gerai supra
nta tevynes reikalus ir nesi-
gall net savo gyvasties del Lie
'tuvos. Nte rusai kadaisia ke-
leta vyrukq norejo Sibiran IS
varyti uz darbus savo tevy-
nei. Turime grazQ pilekalnl
ties Linksmeno ezeru. Emo
nes pasakoja, kad kai Links
menyse kunigui miSias laikant
skambina, tai If musq pilekal-
nyje varpas skambina tartum,
sakydamas: Atsimink lietuvi,
jog tai bociu palikimas, eia te-
WI tevai susirinkdavo pasimel-
sti. Einant pro ccia negali at
Isigerati taip rami vieta.
Musu jaunimas daznai eia SUI
sirenka pasilseti If pasilinks-
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PRoH1BICIJos AGENTAI
PAPUOLE.

Keletas prohibicijos agentu
miestely Argo sustabd6 va
ziuojanti dideli automobiliu.
Is Jolieto buvo vezamas
'Chicagon tikras alus.
Automobiliuje, be soferio,
buvo dar ir kitu du zmogu.
Kuomet agentai automobiliu
sustabde ir visus iris aresta-
70, agentus apspito zmoniu
'minia ir prad6jo jiems grumo-
ii. Tie SUI visu savo gro
blu" pasisl6pe Corn Products
Co. istaigoje ir is ten pasau-.
Ike pagelba is Chicagos.
Nuvyko burys policijos, mi
mia iSvaike ir agentus paliuo-
savo is "apgulimo." 3"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

MELAGENAI, SvencioniQ
apskr. Niekas negyr6 Melage-
nv jaunimo, bet jo ir negali-
ma grit. Ypac vertos papei-
kimo merginos. Kol nebuvo
piligrimu su keturkampisko-
mis- kepur6mis, musF laukai
skambedavo tautiskomis dai-
nomis ir jaunimas mokejo gra-
ziai lietuvi$kai pazaisti- Atsi-
bascius Gia raguociams, visai
virto kitaip. Dabar jaunimrli
galvoj "narzeczona", "ober-
kas,' valsas ir tt. Kol buvo
sveciai su raguot6mis ant gal
WI, musQ mergaites buvo link
-smos, jiems isejus, APPS
nudo, vaikScioja kaip vistos
sliekQ prilese is vieno kampo
lzitan. Tevp taip-gi pagirti
negalima. Vaikai dar poteriQ
nemoka, o jau oberkus suka.
Jaunime, uzmirsk lenkq garus,
uztrauk Lietuvos daineles kaip
seniau traukei, atsiras links
mumas ir gedos nedarysit sa-
vo kraStui. Stok jaunime vel
j rata, trauk dainele vel to pa
cia!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
vyriausybe Stow Prizes Ge|ezin-
ke|ieCiQ Str0ika

WASHINGTON, birz. 90
Cia ir plaGiai kalbama, jog Wy
riaasy-bt tndraus strefkuoti:
geIezinkelieGiams, jei Sic nu-
balsuos liepos l d. pakelti
streikq del uzmokesniQ suma-
Zlnimo.
Artimi Baltirsicms Namams
kongrcSO nariai tvirtina, kad
prczidcntas Hardingas pilnai
remia gclezinkcliQ darbo tary-
bos daugumoS nariQ parody
mus, kuriais sumazinamos ge-
lczinkelieGiamS uzmOkesnys.
Ir jei kartais gelezinkelie
Giai pakils streikuoti, tad
sprcndziama traukiniQ vazin6-
jimui pavartoti kariuomene,
jci ncbutQ kitokiQ priemoniQ.
Prezidcntas sake, kad trau-
kiniu vazinGjimas neturi but
pcrtraukiamas. Traukiniai tu-
ri i>vezioti pasta, kurq, mais-
tq ir kitus reikalingus daiktus
ir prckes po visa Sali.
Kadangi gelezihkelieciQ
streiko negalima sustabdyti,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

ANjTALKSNA, Linkmenq
parap. Tamsu musQ kaime.
SEM ir jauni buvo mokslo ne
paine. Dabar ir cia saulele
.patekejo. Turime savo mo-
.kytoja G.: F. VelykQ pirma
diena turejo vakareli. Suvals
.dinta Senoves karai ir parody
ia gyvQ paveikslQ is baudzia-
vos ,gadynes. Jaunimas gra-
ziai pazaide, vyresnieji po
sunkios ziemos pasikalbeje ra-
mus gryzo namo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
PRANc1Jos PREM1ERAs
APLEIDO LONDCNA.

LONDONAS, bir., 90. = Va
kar vakare Prancijos premie-
ras Poincare iskeliavo Pranci-
jon. Jis keleta kartq cia kon-
feravo. su Anglijos premieru
ir lordu Balfour.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
sU1MTA II vAG1sIV.

81 sekmadieni vakare poll
'cija sueme net IL kiseniniu
vagisip, kurie kisenius krauste
zmonems, lipantiems i gat-
vekarius. Suimtq tarpe yra
garsus ir policijai zinomas va
igilius Taglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

LONDONAS, birz. 2O.-Cia
turima zlniQ, kad Prancijos
vyriausyb6 pasibaigus Hagues
konferencijai projektuoja su-
Saukti kita kOnferencija. Tai
busianti konferencija karo sko
lQ panaikinimo apsprendimui.
Prancija toje konferencijoje
patieks plenus, kaip galima
karo skolas savitarpiai panai-
knit. Ji yra isitikinusi, kad
be skolQ panaikinimo nekuo-
met nebus galima Europos val
styb6ms pakilti ekonomijos
zvilgsniu.
Prancijos vyriausyb6 isitiki-
nusi, kad jei valstybes kitos
kitoms nepanaikins karo sko-
lQ, tuomet j visas laikas bus
priversta spausti Vokietijja
del kontribucijos mokejimo ir
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ATIDARO ANGLIU
= KASYKLA.

PITTSBURG, Kas., bir. 20
= Croweburge atidaryta vie
na didel6 angliu kasykla. Pa
skelbta, kad darbai bus veda-
mi su "open shop" sistema,
Yra darbininkQ. W dienos
darba mokama 4 doleriai arba
90c. uz angliq tona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
PRANC|JA DklYvAUS HACOS
kONFERENC|JOJ

sukelti nepramatomQ kliuciQ.
Ir tuomi Prancija gall kartais
pati sau pakenkti.
Prancijos delegatams bus
sutcikta instrukcijQ Salintis
visokiQ. politiniQ klausimQ.
Nisas konferencijos laikas lai-
kytis tik vieno ekonominio nu-
siStatymo.
Be to prancuzai delegatai
lures gricztai stov6ti savO
scnovGs pozicijose. Jokio nu-
silcidimo bolSevikams skolp ir
uzgrobtQ savasciQ klausime.
Kad Prancija dalyvaus kon-
ferencijOje, tai, matyt, premie-
rQ konferencijos Londone pa
sekm6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
CINCINNATI, O., birz. 20.

CINCINNATI, O., birz. 20.
- Streikuojanciu anglekasiQ
internacionalis prezid. Lewis
reiSkia dziaugsmo, kad angle
kasiai tikrai laim6s streika,
kuomet sustreikuos gelezin-
kclieGiai.
Cia Americas Darbo Fede-
racijos suvaziavime jau ap-
skaityta, kad daugiau vieno
miliono gelezinkelieciq iseis
streikan.
Delto sujungtomis spekomis
kaip tie, taip kit lures laime-
ii streika~
Teciaus kol-kas neatkreipia-
ma dome ! Washingtona, kas
ten vyriausyb6s rateliuose kali
bama apie gelezinkelieciq
streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

.lekalni. Gyventojq sudetis
miSri daugiausia yra lietu-
vill. zmonas tamsQs. VyrQ
tarpe yra daug nepraustabur-
niQ, kad net prie vaikQ ir mer-
gaiciq nemoka suvaldyti savo
liezuvio. Susirinke, vienas XII
to pajuoka, pravardziauja
Daug jaunimo visai nemoka
skaityti. Bet il tas tamsus
kampelis .susilauk6 mokyklos-
Vaikai noriai lankosi mokyk-
lon. Prize mokyklos .isteigta
net moksleiviQ knygynelis, is
kurio gauna knygQ pasiskai-
tyti. Prizes Sviesa tamsybes
pranyks. ....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
NAUJAS, PRALOTAS.

: Sventasis Tevas Plus XI pa
aukStino Baznyeios pralotu
Quigley Memorial seminarijos
virsininka, kun. Pranc. A.
Purcell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
BAISENYBES RUSUOJE
LIUDININKy PATVIRTF-
NAMOS,
TUKSTANCIAI zMONIU La.
VCNU VOLGOJE.
Rusai praVoslavai yra dievoti
zmones.

" ANIlINIIOA, Dlr. > Su-
Voliuta). - Tomis dicnomis
AIuorikon gryzo kun. DR.. Ed
mmdaS \. Walsh, S. j. (Jc-
zuitas). JiS apIankt badauian-
clos Ru&ijoS plotuS, kaipo Ma
cionalGS NataL GerovGS Ia
rybos (National Catholic
Welfare CouuciD atStovas
maiSto, drabuziQ ir vaiStQ pa
dalinime PavoIgio @yvonto-
jams.
T6vaS Walsh Rusijojc i&bu-
vo keIetQ m6neSiU. ApkeIiavo
ten viSus bado ir igu palies-
tus plotuS. GryzeS WaShing-
tOnan jis konferavo Su prezi-
dentu Hardingu.
T6vaS Walsh sake, jog ne
galima tikrai patirti, kick EMO
niU turtjo zuti nuo bado ir IL
gQ pareitQ ziema. iTeEiauS
vienas pavyzdis gall duoti su-
pratimQ apie siauGianGiaS ten
baisenybes.
Kuomct po ziemos &alGiu u
pes EolgoS ledas SutrukO ir
yanduo didelius ledynus pra~
ddio varyti i Kaspijos jurQ,
yienoje vietoje, turbut, ties
Caricinu, kun. DR.. Walsh pat
sal mate uptje apie 10000 -
1000 vylQ, moterQ ir vaikQ
lavom, plaukianGiQ su ledy-
nais.
TuoS lavonus vanduO tur6jo
plukdyti ir rudens. Kuomet
Salts prad6jo $aldyti VolgOs
vandenius, lavonais pagauti le
do per ziema iSbuvo iSale. Al
$ku, tie nclaimingi tur6jO mir
ii up6s pakraSGiais, gi paskui
tur6jo isiristi up6n.
Tick lavonQ matyta tik vie
noje vietoje. Kitose vietose
tur6jO but tOki pat regnliai.
Zmog6dyst6 patikrmras fax
tas. Daugel Seimynose zudo-
mi nariai, kad tuO budu palen-
gvinti kittens. MOtinos Judo
savo vaikus. Nuzudytu lavo-
mai dazniausia pavartOjami
maistui.
Abelnai INFANT, rusQ liaudies
dievotmas labai pakiles. Jie
smarkiai prieSinasi cerkviQ re-
kvizicijai. Anot T6vo Walsh,
rusQ dievOtumas IL yra ia 10
la, kuriQ lures susidauzyti
visa padukGliQ boIsevikQ ko-
munizmo sistema.
Svarbiausias daiktas tas,
kad Xxi $iolei bolSevikams Ru-
sijoje nepavyko nei maziau-
sios dalies zmOniQ atitraukti
nuo krik$ciOnyb6s. BOlSevikQ
persekiOjimai rusus dar labiau
sustiprina religijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
PRANCIJA PROJEKTUOJA PANA|KINTI SKOLAS

finansin6 betvark6 nuolat
smaugs Europa.
Su skolu panaikinimo pro
'jektu Prancija taipat paduo-
tn projekta, kokiu budu su-
mazinti nuolatos palaikomas
armijas~
Kalbama, kad Prancija ap-
;galvojanti atsisakyti visoklos
kontribucijos is Vokietijos,
Jei Prancijai karo skolas pa
.naikintq Anglia If A.merlka'
I Suprantama, Europos vals-
.tybems tas kuogeriausia. lie
Claus visa tq skolq panalklnl-
mo sunkenybe turetq sudrlbtl
Tant Suv. Valstiju. Tas milzl-
niSkas skolas patterns S. Val
Istijq gyventojams prisleltQ
per ilgus metus atvargti.
/ Reikia abejoti bau S. Val.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
zUvo 4 zMoNEs.

PEABODY, Mass, birz. 90.
Ties West Peabody ant
Boston if Maine gelezinkelio
traukinis sunailzino skersai
pravaziuojanti automobiliQ. 4
zuvo If 2 suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

tam tikslui n6ra istatymo, tad
prezidentas gall pavartoti XII
tas priemones; kurios gall pa
labai kenksmingos pa
items gelezinkelieciams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20
PINIGV KURSAS.

svetimp Salip pinigq verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
birzel. 19 d, buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.5O
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.12
Italijos 100 liru 5,A
Vokietijos 100 markiu .301s
Lietuvos 100 auksinq .3O1l
Lenkq 100 markiq .O2
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:VATIKANO ATSTOVAS
HAGOS KONFERENCIJOJ.

HAGUE, birz. 20. Sven
tasis iTevas Gia konferencijon
Vatikano atstovu paskyre
'monsignora Orsenig.
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Sveiinane R. A. Stq Sea Prasdeui Sande WesBa1e "a
Zinios is Lietuvos

DzIEsKAUsGIZNA I've mint Ir seneliai lazda ran
reciaus parap Musq sodzaus kon pasieme dazai tyia
laikrasGai dar nebuvo minae sventadenias huna pile
Grazoe vetoe tarp gru ir kaln. Kakada randa cia
Ialnu stow msu sodzus Tu moves lekanQ gnkq r baz
rime ezereli ir abai grazu pi 'nytinq padarq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-20

stijos sutiktp su karo skolQ
panaikinimu. Te6iaus Pranci-
ia nori ismeginti laimiki.
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o R S

CHICAGO. siandie nepa-
stovus oras; vesu.
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kick SYAzIAY0 tIE:.I,U-:
Va GEGUzES MENESl'

WASHINGTON, birzelio Is
d. (Elta). - Per geguz6s me-
nesi Siu 1922 metu j Lietuva
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

family.
Louis Glenn was an Ottawa visitor
Monday.
Leslie Hagedorn and Howard Taylor
were recent callers at the home Of
Mr.. Garrison.
Earl England has accepted posi-
ton at Marshall Fields in Chicago.
He win be there until after the holi.
days. Mrs. England and daughter VIII
visit friends in Bloomington during
Mr.. England's absence.
Charles Mccormick called at the
Will Geiger home Tuesday evening.
r. j. FeHton lost u valuable horse
last week.
Miss Florence OFT spent Tuesday
at the Ben Osborne home In Streator
The Grand Rapids unit of the Home
Bureau will meet with Mrs. Harry
Hagie on Wednesday, Nov %.
Mr. and Mrs. o. T.. Kuhn were
Streator shoppers Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

trip TO Chicago Monday.
wv. II. and r, q, Sexton were Aurora
visitors Saturday.
DR. ]. G. Davis made business trip
to Chicago the past week.
Superintendent and Mrs. Yaeger
spent Saturday ut Ottawa.
Dr. SarglasOn and wife of Chicago
spent a few days among friends the
past week.
Jcsse and Levi Olson and Mrs. Jere-
milh Baker attended the funeral OF
their brother Lawrence at lAnroro,
Neb,. Sunday. I'D .r,
Mrs. Anna Danielson Is spending
few days with her son and family
at Ottawa.
ROY. William RoyStoa made bpsl.
ness trip to Chicago the fore Fart OF
the week.
Mrs. Belle Baker was Sandwich
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Grover were Of
tawa visitors Wednesday. ,ss;.
Mrs. Alice Hoffman OF Morris, H.,
spent a few days the past week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sat
ter.
Mrs Martha Mcsness OF Chicago is
spenGin. few days here.
Herman Kukuk and family, Mes
danes Agnes Pierce and Aileen Pierce
were Aurora shoppers Saturday.
! Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Thomas and
baby spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas
parents, Christ Knudson. and family.
Mrs. II. j. Won 0hlen entertained a
school friend from Cicero, H.. over
| Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. peisha was a Sandwich
visitor Thursday.
Mrs c. L. Robinson and son Sidney
were Aurora shoppers Saturday.
The marriag of Miss LYDIA Atkinson
of Leland to Charcs Olson of Chicago
was solemnized at the home OF the
brides uncle. o. NJ. Danielson, at high
noon Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
STATE ALLEGESMRS.
HALL KNEW OF REV.
HALLS LOVE AFFAIR
PROSECUTOR CLAIMS TO HAVE
GATHERED EVIDENCE OF WIT.
= NESS KNOWLEDGE or MATES
FEELINGS ToWAR MRS MILLS.

New Brunswick, N. j.. Nov, 1.-THE
ramshackle wagon which Mrs. Jane
Gibson. astride her mule. followed
on the night of Sept IA in her chase
Tor thiyes who had raided her corn
patch has been found. It was officially
disclosed this morning,
The owner and driver of the wagon,
which directly brought the pictnr'
esQue keeper OF the pig ranch upon
the scene. Of the murder Of the Rey
Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Flea
nor X. Mills. Is known to the autborl-
ties also.
Il was said on excellent authority
this afternoon that the driver OF the
wagon woald be among the iiity wit
nesses called To appear before the
grand jury on Monday.
Another interesting development OF
the case this afternoon came when II
was learned that Mr.. Mott, the spe.
cial prosecutor. expects to place before
the grand jury evidence to show that
Mrs. Han did have knowledge OF a
Lore affair between her husband and
Mrs. Mills, despite her assertions at
the formal interview given to the New
York reporters that she had absolutely
no suspicion of undue friendliness
This new information Is. said to go
so far MS to give the wording of the
ministers excuses To his wife when
he would be late getting home in the
evenings. For five or six months be-
fore his DEATH II was said, Mr.. Hall
would explain his belated arrival by
saying he had had y blowout.
The authorities expect, James Mills,
husband of the slain choir singer. who
undoubtedly will he witness before
iire grand jury, 10 aid in establishing
that Mrs. Hall was not Ignorant OF
MFR. Halls constant companionshir
with Mrs. Mills.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

mother Mrs. Sarah Turner. Tuesday.
Mr.. Crumrne transacted business IN
Streator recently.
William Glenn motored to town one
day the first of the week.
Mrs. Chester Skinner and son Jack
were overnight guests of their aunt,
Mrs Huss, last week.
Mrs. Richard Skinner was an OF.
tawa visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. Shute OF Deer Park township
transacted business in Ottawa one day
the past week
Mrs. Wood Antram was In Stroator
Monday, where she spent time with
her son, who is patient in St Mary's
hospital.
jay Naughton. wife and children
spent q day the first of the week with
Mrs, Naughtons brother, Allie Wheat
land, and family.
Mrs. Glazier Of the village was a re
cent Ottawa shopper.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
LELAND

Miss Anna Johnson was an Aurora
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Widdows Of Newman,
H., is visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. II. J. Won Ohlen
Miss Tess Anderson gave lunch
con to a group Of friends on Thurs
day, announcing the coming marriage
of her cousin, Miss LYDIA Atkinson, to
Charles Olson Of Chicago.
| Mrs. Fred Seville and daughter
We're Aurora shoppers Saturday.
/ Misses Charlotte and Irene Hanson
gave luncheon Friday afternoon
to Miss LYDIA Anfln
Eson. h'lon itaf'.
1 Mrs. Az N. Anderson was a Chicago
fvisitor Tuesday. V1fH ,ha HU
Thomas Flettre made a business
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
GRAND RAPIDS


Bans of marriage were read at ST.
Mary's church Sunday for Miss Nellie
Kuhn and Bill Mullen.
Miss Ethel Gudmunsen OF Aurora
and Mrs. Bert Johnson and daughter
Jean of Marseilles were week end
guests at the Henry OFT home.
Miss Emma Benckendorf OF Streator
was Il recent visitor at the f.. =. Wakcy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Cable and children
Mr. and Mrs. I'D Kline and family, and
Mrs. Margaret ilagie, all Of Ottawa
were Sunday visitors at the Harry
Hagie home.
Miss Ada Fogle Of Farm. Ridge was
a guest Saturday night at the John
Glenn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wakey were Sun
day guests of MIR and Mrs. Ross
Makey.
Miss Florence OFT entertained al
dinner Sunday evening in honor OF hel
guest, Miss Ethel Gudmunsen OF Au
rora. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hagie, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert John
son and daughter of Marseilles, Miss
Ethel Gudmunsen OF Aurora and Har
old Osborne of Streator.
Miss Nellie Kuhn is spending a feV
days this week with her sister, Mrs
Norval Galloway of near Streator.
Russell .Fenton spent Saturday nigh
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. r. Nagle of OTTAWA.
Miss Beatrice Maggie was a Thurs
day night guest of Miss Lacene Hibb
Of Grand Ridge. .
4 stfeatpr sheppers Saturday wer'
1 ME sndFMrs, Theodore IIagie and son
inf and Mrs. John Glenn and family
Gerald Campbell, Ralph and Hermal
! thinker, md Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR. AM
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
FARM RIDGE.

Miss Nora Poundstone. who is EN-.
ployed in store in Ottawa, was a
week end guest of her mother. Mrs.
Emma poundstone.
Miss Nellie Wakey motored TO
Streator one day the week past
Mrs. Lciboldt has returned home
from visit with her sons and their
families in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott of Strea-
tor spent dey recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Patterson in the Ridge.
Mrs. Provance and son We're Ottawa
callers last week.
Mrs. William NJ Locke visited her
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
Australian Gold.

IL was in 1851, two years after the
finding Of gold In California, that the
precious metal was discovered In Aus
tralla. In 81 years two and one-half
billions of 0G per cent pure gold were
PRODUCED there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

kThe common House fy ordinarily
mikes S00 wifg.heats per- second,
xhich force it % feet Through the
A..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

Improbable Occupation.
We lose the peace of years when
we hunt after the rapture of mo-
ents.--BalWer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

TW TTg N -
\ kioksSf the Mule. s4H
n A mule lived. oItsS AahbH ihitt&flye
forty years, but every year has a
'e in i! !, York q. !. n :. :,Is ..
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24
LIBERAL TERMS

And all that it takes is SO to put
the model Of your selection in
your home. and SO per onth
paws for it. II you are sending
your clothes out, you are paXpt
for one of these washers every
year--.BUT IT is NEVER pc.
LIVERED.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24
Remember These Terms and Pri'

AarA dyon and
cnde anaDwa
psinths tim, sempn,t ed Mess
Whv hesitate om. here d aryh Eda
cntn Don WONDER WORK.
Rma alopraon Wedh dhr ON d ou al have
Ndhe hekrenne Monday thereafter t ds year. Us
Yet hngnheAw armh
delicate we'll she rough family wahdem
Every One Minute Washer is Sold Under an
IRON CLAD GUARANTEE
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24
A Model for Every Home
at a Price for Any Purse,

Whether your family IL small large your NpnaU
is crowded or roomy. modal Of the oN1 knpJ1
Waahsr adapted to your
Your purse too considered In thsss typss u wsshss
lowest in prissconsssnt With tass qsaaay
-of any washers mads. Z
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24

MODEL NO.
The ONE MINUTE Washer takes its
name from this hand power model Its
high speed fly wheel, up under the tub,
travels at speed Of mile minute,
and its momentum carries the machine
along with the slightest amount of ef
fort for the operator. The compound
lever makes the operation OF the machine
mere childs work. All mechanism Of this
machine is under the tub, and out Of the
way
ONLY $1,000
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24
FREE! FREE If YOU HURRY !!

To the first person making a purchase of
ONE MINUTE Washer any model, we will give
free Of charge, choice Of any ALL COPPER
BOILER in our stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-06
MRS. GAIT GOING ABROAD
TO ASSIST SUFFRAGlSTS
VIII Leave Tomorrow for Rome and
Other European cities

Washington, Oct. q. - Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Cats European and South
American tour, on which she starts from
New York tomorrow. Is being watched
with keenest expectation by those women
voters who are hoping the United states
again will resume its rightful share in
world affairs.
She sails for Rome to confer with
italian sufrragsts on their preparations
for the International Woman Suffrage
Congress to be held there in May. From
Italy. Mrs. Gait will travel through
Jugo- Slavia, Czccho- Slovakia. Austria
Hungary and Germany TO confer with
suffragsts.
In November Mrs. Gait will address
the French Suffrage Association. Full
suffrage rights were granted In France
by the Chamber Of Deputies three years
ago. Ever since. the Senate has been
stalling. but If the anticipated entrance
of former Premier Niviani into the Sen.
ate bears fruit, municipal suffrage at
least will be granted the women Of
France in the near future. Madame
Schlumhcrgcr. granddaughter of u"
Witt, for ten years Premier to King
Louis Philippe and French suffrage
leader. told the writer in Paris that
Premier puncarc was with them for
suffrage.
From France Mrs. Gait will 60 to
London 80 preside ut a meeting of the
Governing Board Of the International
Suffrage Alliance. At the same time
will be held board meeting Of the
international Council Of Women. with