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SATURDAY. MAY, 11,1918.
mat Food
OTTAWA PUKR Tli APl'H-.TonJNAL.
THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
125 Weit Main Street j
FREE TRADER -JOURNAL PT6. CO.
Publishers.
FRENCH BAKE AN
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t SUNDAY N OTTAWA S
MPORTANT
IHI
TERMS:
rlr. una wr In idvam-. by car-
rW
r!y. rr meek, fov o.irri.r
rl!v. oi.e yetr In .H:cm. by mail.. 3
Weekly, one )fur in Hlvatice.
I
Lilt!
ON PICARDY LINE-
: MANY CHURCHES
i
Entered as second cL.ss mutter Nov
to, 1915. at the postofficc at Ottawa,
III, u:,der the Act of March 3, 1ST9
The Free Trader-Journal may he
found at the news depots cf Wheeler
& Malo. KneuFsl Bros., and Megaffiu's
ClRsr Siore.
BPITI5H PF STORE. TRENCHES:
BY WINNING G-CK :0 YAtn
F HONT AFTER BRILLIANT C'H N
TE.F1 ASSAULT.
Ft Patrick's Catholfo churctt. Rev.
F: the ketr fa "r I ow mass at
! hi.-h a.ass at lo-.O a. ta
r'rai.ct I'attuittt .-Minn. Rev
Cas'in r Miller, pa-ior. suss.-s at 8
and ic "ii. First mass sonu-iii in
t.ert;,.ti .f ! the !a.-f ;n Fti-aish.
St C.'iiin.lM Catholic i bun h. I Van
ii ,.i;n. r- ' ma- at 7. S'U
.it.i! );;.!; ii iy- at " 1 Sunday .si hool
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SATURDAY. MAY 11, 1918.
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. at prisoners.
The C. omans.
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The
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impel tame.
! poi'u.- paw
CLENiNC VC
In n st of th.' Watting en.ii.it -w.
parti , 'liar'. y enemy coutitt ie.-, cvry
thing is running down. 1 mses are
not painfrl. Sidewalks ana pave
moms are not repaired. Yards are
ill kept. Strict., are mil of rutiiih
Vehicles and tna hinei y and tools are
eolng to pieces. i
There may be some exc.i.-e Tor that
situation in countries whose man povv- i
e rand money-power have hem drain
pil to tin dregs, and where the wo
men, children and old men l.f: at
home have all Mhey can do without
"keeping; up the plant." Hut then' is
no excuse for it in America.
This is renovation month. Hun
dred of our cities and towns, in the
t otir.u- i f the month, will have an an
nua! "clean-up-week," a veritahle fes
ti"al of public and private house
cleaning, with their rubbish and tire
prevent ion days, their painting days,
th!r health days, their Rardenins
days, their parade days, etc.
This is always a fine institution, and
especially so this year. We have the
Money to pay for cleaninc. repairs
and improvements. We still have the
r.eeersary labor. We are going to
clear, up more thorotmhly than usual,
because the benelits to be gaine i are
more precious than usual. Clt,)!i
ness and order will save health and
life, and add to our cheerfulness atnr ,i(iu. Kern
efficiency. And paint and vsrnisi:was in ihe
a;t r i!r:v
;. trout t'.i
. m iii tin.
art. 1 1
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v;in;iiu Thy 'r"ik :'t-r a
but inrensi', e artillery Imiuaa
and cleared iiu: tin- patk
I;a I'liet.
Kiiitinr imrtli in the i'iraniy !
trmit ilie l!nti-li alsi. wer' - ie
in iiu .i! art, ii k Strikini; in
Albert sector, imrtheu.-t of Amiens,
they recaptured l.'ni yards of trench
line whiih tlie Cei man had taken
'be il y before, thus i-ooipli tely re
storitif- t h i hue in til's ri'tio.i.
PAW PAW FLIER
FALLS TQ DEATH
Km
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iso.ir, tu
t onrsctiao
e I' :':' at
irs.!a ev--nirij.'.
ihiich. Rev. C. W.
ir. Suti lay :cho.)l at
service ,t 10:1.1,
a i '.- la it.t v" i-.en-7
: '' o i ioi k. Mrs.
Uichuid.-oii. i'l Chica-
laeiit W'ellin
aw. fell .VI
and whitewash and other accessor!! s : feted a broken collar
will preserve our property tind save i cral fractured ribs.
Lieut. .;mith urailuatid i.t I'lt'due
las year and was an ois-nirior of
Henmaulies and l.ietii. K.mh hml re-
money and labor in the Ioiik run.
GOOD USE FOR LOAFERS
Marlon Comity, ()., has devised a
fine system for tUting; loafers with ap
propriate Jobs. The sheriff Is round
ing up the habitual idlers, and the
court is imposing fines and workhouse
sentences. So far, there's nothing
new about It. Many other communi
ties are making life similarly unpleas- rock.
ant for gentlemen of leisure. Hut Smith was ;i
Sheriff I'lloiu has established a conn- a I'nw I'aw
!.e Mohl t.. o'. i:ansti'H iastor. Sun
day s.iho.j. 4t 1 a la KvtuiLj serv
ice at 7 4.'..
Ci'l;-t K.Mm-iij-uI itill-
' : 1 ;,:. Mo
.:. d -1 nu.-.. I ;
a i ..e, Str.u.K : - .!'"
Tr:;ity Norwe.an Lutheran church.
Rev. Ii. M Thompson. tia.N'or Sun- ,
day M'hi oi at t':43 lUvme wo.'s.hip at
Jo 4f. a. in in .Norse. No evening
service. i'raw- u.eet.r.K Wednesday
evetiint At .". Ladies' Aid mettJ
on Th.ur.-d.iy sftcrnoon. '
. i'ii K.ne:;e;l Lutheran Church,
.1. r .Vucl'.-r. ptisr.r, resnience
W. Jetfersoll siri
o'.hx-k Mo:
tu.in at t'1 o'ch-i
1 a v Set i e. Set v : e
at 1 o'
Ktilish and
1 i ' e a' 7 : '
ay evert in-
p'.i t ice cn Mon-..
t,)i!e 1 lass on T
Kirst naiifi-.'
Chessman, p.ito:
'.1 M. Mi.ruins;
-Uelect ' A Mo' !i
il e-'rr at
I.aar.i l.iiul!
L'u, wiil si ak
Kir.-t Coni;:e,t;a'ioiial 1 hur h. Rev.
Carl Stai kman. pastor, Moruinu; ser
vice at lo :; Mr- Krancis R. Pat' r
yon, ot I'lciia. '.Mil siea', N'o co'it
iiu serv li e. Ail evi-niiti M-r ii are
disc 111 .lilted 1'i-rhe !-uililil''f.
Kpworth M. K. chun h (south sidei
Rev. ( . A. Ilrius. p.islnr. S ltohiy
schnid at a. in. 1.. C. Rraiid. upt.
Madisim Street K angelical CIuncIi
Madiscn and Sycamore- Sis. Rev. II I'.
Kbert. pastor Residence, Sjo .Ii tier,
son street. Sunday s( hool u; t''-"
RreacIiiiiB service at lo.ih1. Yoinii
peopln'a niectitu' at 7; 00. Preaching
.service at 7:''M
Illinois Avenue I'nited Rvanuelica!
. 1. ,.,,-iir 1 ' iil-iiwl !!! i-t iillrl till
nois avenue. Rev. I. liivan p;it..ir.
lilt Illinois avenue. Pun-lay school
at !i:ii'i a. 111, .Inhn Roetinr superiii-.
ti ndi n'. "Mo'l'er's I My" set vice at
i: "'I. Christian Kndeavnr at !.:'."
o'clock. I'rea. bins sot vif c yt 7:'e'
I o'clock prayer and das--, nu o'inti V-i-nesday
cv "tiitiii at 7 ''.0.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Lafavetie street. Morning M'rvice at
i l'c (5; Mibjei t. "Adatn and 'alien
Man." Testimonial iiieetinu on
WedneHilay at s : 00 p. tn. The public
':. o.. .,.,0,1.1 t f r . . , , I tli, ....t.
I i.-s 1 iiriiiiuj in. i" i ' ,1 1 1 , 11 n ii,.. ,
mtber nf Amos Smi-h , vie. Sunday si hool at
undertaker and the ! reading room w ill be open
; ,.. . - -. -- " ' "" ' -n - - - - j pi r
1 ..... ;. 1 . r, -
A3Usi --.:4-y
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WHY WE MUST FIGHT. SEE HOW THE KAISER AND HIS HENCHMEN
PI A N -hD TO DIVIDE UP AMERICA. BLOOD STIRRING FACTS, NOT FIC
TIOM. T HE REAL REASON WHY OUR TROOPS WENT OVER THERE.
NIGHTS STARTING MATINEES
Matinees Thurs., May 16 Daily
Prices, Mat. 25c-35c; Night, 25c-35c-50c
Matinee at 2:30-Night at 8:15
GAYETY
nth KC s
ton W. Smith, of I'aw
feet on the
avia: ton
lield at llcllev ille. III., about 7 0VI01 k
Tuesday evenitm and was instantly
killed, his body being badly crush -d.
of. Newark. X. J., who
was in I lie macnine won mm, .-in-
tone and sev-
1 1 4
' a J
k. i. 7,1. r i i i i nsni i m wim mmt "
jTifWM ... I I
cently Br;idn;ited as n liver. Report
last nighi said that Smith had euugn
ol the machine and at the hi mill of
a boil'. 4,i 'iii teet made a nose dive.
As he siraigh'encd out the machine
about ii'in feet from the ground, the
right plane collapsed and buckled over
to the left. The machine fell like a
r( ,m 1 U
3 LW-ir
s:
f ii i.; f - "a r vmi
la i.I.'.V1C'a --
jvt
ty war garden where the offenders
he
and
til. The
on Tues
SiCtiniays fioui
rmtMnmamgumjmmitmsiWJt'Ai "sue;
i Tin tn ii i i -i n soiti ir J'h-r' f eu.i.j-irtJiitac.Bc.ASM.iMg
other prisoneis In the county jail.
A further Improvement might be ef
fected, however. Why not. put all ihe
prisoners to work in the war garden,
raising food for Ihe community?
A NATION ARMED
vminffpr nf tbree moiis whose oaretits i days, inursdav
have lived in Maw I'aw many years. 2::i" tik p. in
The funeral will be held from i he j The Salvation Army, 'Jll I.a, f.alle
Smith home at I'aw I'aw Friday or I street. Ensign Annie H. tlurvin and
Saturday. The body had not arrived; cupi. u. oui.okc, s, ..,-., . . a..
meetings: io.ju, noiinesa
, . O rry lnni.-.P ,.,r,ifiiirU
tomorrow. '"""Hi - e- j""""
Hit tn. ; nieeung. loung i cuiuv - m-siuu
wdll be obliged to work out all their
fine,n and prison terms.
There is an added touch of appro-
Ul IHI t;urn 111 inn use null KIHIIE io , , I o,,,i.
? . . iv.o. t ..,,! if II m.niuu Inn u.ht SUlKia J
be made of the produce raised in that ' ' ' " ' '
. iU . i.... 1 1.-. 1...1,1 4,in,rr,ill'
garden. It will be used to feed the ""
i it tne iiouy
if-:'-':. . vf fs'-ri '
will
doe:
be held
not arrive
Oiicp mum si time a powerful na
tion made wicked war upon its neigh
bors. There wns a little neutral nation up
on its borders, at the beginning, and
when this mn Inn refused to allow Jj
a road through to punish another
neighbor, the little country ' was
burned, pillaged, laid waste, its in
habitants tortured beyond the power
of words In describe . This little na
tion was prepared to defend ilselt
against an army fight-lug decently ami
. fairly. But its noncombaiants were
not prepared f,-,r w-ir. 1
There wan another 111 1 1 f neutral,
count rv i. pon another border And af
ter a while ihe nctopuH country sought
to make trniiliie so that it might be
drawn Into ihe fight. The obioct was
to 'ay wi.de to this other lii'lo binl,
to .steal lis I'm id and riches.
This little land hedged and i nin
proiiusetl and came as near losini; o:;
self respect eu'lrely a il dared f ir
fear. It knew what hid happened in
the o'her country. It did not y-tni ! s
women and hildr 'n tortured, its
fO'iu! ry ,. niaieil. So j irie.l
mi, ii' he atiil -i;i;i.-ase lb" nctnpiiv;. i
did not. leali.e tiiat. all thla w.is ontv
leu jiorizlng.
Hilt just Sll;i;),,se -
Si.ppose m- -i-y man, woniii.l iin I
(hihl in lid that lit.-le hind win
; rallied in the us., of firearms. Sup
pose every one were armed. Suupi,,,.
n.l (he pcopie usuilly called
romea'ams ivere gathered i, ,;;!
fir away frieu the bordot'K. Kapi
hi! the stores were retnnwl, :
' foa-. in short, t h - t that bind mi, nil I
prollt by the example of the !'u,,t -i
)n.;-nre In every poKb way for mi
CviiV.id warfne, md urn. slcild
draw up its army on the borders and
d V ' its enetny?
V.' vilrtn't that no th rruei' 'v.iy p,
tlv ltd?
; morrow night, the funeral will be held
Sa' urady.
Word was received there by
tthone about '' o'clock that the
left. Rfllville last evening acoompanl-
ed by a guard from his company and
ill js expected that it will arrive in
Raw I'aw tonight.
i 6:30 p. m. Salvation meeting, 8 p.m.
; Week night meetings, third week of
r.r- ' iS?: Tuesday, 8 p. m,, salvation
i mnnlin. Wiirl tificdii v enoelnl mefOin
bo.iv: " . 1 . .
Thursday, cottage
Saturday, Falvation
fry th" Fi'eo Trader .Tnurnal Want-A ls
for results.
by young people,
prayer meeting.
nieetlrf
I'ni'iti Jilission ctiurcn, Fourth ave
nue and (Hover street. Ry. Sanders,
of Streater, acting ia. I'.r. Services In
the morning at 11:30. Preaching serv
ice in evening at s-u!) o'cioik.
First Presbyterian church, Rev. J,
V Vimckx, pastor, Sunday school at
worship ill to t."i; Special "Mnl tier's
Service". Young I'enple'n meeiin- at
til
--tir-r:..
'a
jV'-r ?'' v'"1; ''T'srT'!' ityrf wVv''jlJ
r - , - -.I i
;?-- i
Id
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.'TV-
War Wornns Upsi-t Health.
I; is agr 1 bv medic;il authorities
ili:it woiry a ft eels the digestive nr-' i'.: :'o. livening servin
gatis. When the digestion is out of ; "Fat lo'i V Service."
order, il llirovvs lb" whole physical; First Methodist Fpi
being out of gear. Ii Ii, Hay ward, Rev. C. A. llriggs, p.
rnadilla. C.a , writes: "Foley Calh-j wor.-hip. lu :: i a. to.
an Ie Tablets give me iui-ker relief er" Sunday school II
than anything I have ever tried." worth League (i::;n t
Thev relieve hiiiiuisness. bad breath. 1 service 7 ill" p. tn
hloaMlit:, IT.IS. llldil'est inn -nnl ,-,mull
panon No griping ur nausea. For
'ele by v, i Duncan.
.... .. "v-rirnniiiicndtj
copal
..lor.
Wlier
o a.
ieeal
church.
Morning
s Moth,
in.: Fp
h!v eniiig
I
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j find It by advertising in the Free Trad
! er Journal
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