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URDAY, i I ItftUARY 26, 1921.
30,000 CHINESE DIE
Germany Sweeping Up Her Mines.
SOME FiArrjc:;:
I PeooleV 1 rust&
to WAITING
Wv7 .
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OTTAWA FREE TOADETl - JOTTRNAE.
i kuimi i uen tiiijouriHMi in i
ml in twu woeku.
Z daughter I lorn ir
m
FOR
F000 IN
ARE HELD
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under the neace treaty is is : be til or t arc nnrk- .. , ,-
ea she ' " wiin mi ty, in-ill',! is a iiniii' lay- m- . .
(i ., , er selling on an uiu mine ay time
any m s,j., t , , r(.uch safety bofore the ox-
. . . KlICCI
torpedo idoi-ion vnove, sailor aro at men-
AMERICAN ENGINEER TELLS OF
STARVATION OF HORDES IN
FAMINE STRICKEN COUNTRY.
New York. r,h. 80, Thirty thou
and Chinese gathered on a ureal
fore Held outside Tientsin, China,
wal td patiently for food which never
arrived ami then slowi.v (tied there, K.
S. Qluiei, A si ericas engineer, report
i'd iiiKin Ma arrival here after passing
six months In t ho famine stricken
ureas in North ( hina.
The condition oi the starving
hordes was so pitiful. .Mr Glinea said
that he "did not have the hcarl to
take photographs of such miserj
lie. .said that Hie crowd al rientsln
had gathered because they believed
food would reacb them there more
iulckly than in the country. Along
it roadside sear the Held, he told of
seeing tin bodies oi a whole family
father, mother and live children
each a few yards apart, where they
hud dropped and died.
"The crop tai'urei have been almost
complete iii the Ave greal provinces
that make m the aorthi rn part of
China proper Chihli, Shantung,
Shansi, ghensl and Honan," said Mr,
(Hint's. "This it the pari of the coun
try around Peking, Bouth ol Mongolia
ami Manchuria."
Explaining why the sections ol
China not stricken bj famine were
unable to relieve the starvation dis
tricts, Mr. Glinea said: "China is
largely an agricultural nation Ninety
per cent of the population liven on the
tiny farms Into whic h tlin country Is I the mini
divided. The Chinese work their land j boaU are now sweeping up and ex Ing i
to the limit, hut they cannot raise ploding the Thosi which n torpedo
more than enough to feed themselves.
district can raise barely enough
i me music iu.it goes wiin
: i accompanying him he
i h rough tii village si i ei t at
laki n to ;m onrply room w he
kept jusi long enough i
r- in the party to gel 10
no and inform hti wife th
bhy was in the lockup. Tl
ieban h d, all having had I oi
s enjoy- Onrn
; frsrrfi
isting his eerrlr
brother Allen of Deer Park with mov aorrov
. ' : vT
.ty Lank in C
pa) ing
i
.i
cu work for yo'ir money; make
n:onf5' work for vou.
Uavii'.on-l .1.
mil John Da
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T. B. KenxJrick,
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imes which bespeaks Its Mrs. Charles Roberts was :i; the
in Thursday eve. March Marshall Hess home fr in Friday to I
mbyterlan church. They Sunday.
(,ei man
clearing the seas of the
laid during the war. Old
era and I' boats ih.ii I. ml
and revamped
!ilage mule:' the auspic
ting hard to earn mun
send delegates to i
fereaci a that they va
epn sentation no t h
II It i ommRtees Belli
i aciiool students! we i 1 1
itiit'ul baud of workers much
ii, this , 'emiiK event w hich
Mrs. Chi
ient Thiii'
. and Mrs. Oe
y apenl Sttndaj
Grand Ridge and Vicinity
Bad
food to supporl its own people. Thai i
why the 'pne porous' provinces hav
been aide to do so little for the ram in
stricken ones. Thev have not tii
food to send.
"The crops in-North China have i The beautiful coi
failed since 19197 The people have and Mrs. Albert V
been unable to cet more thin scraps scene Thursday al
of food from other parts of China 1 delightful neighborhood meeting when
They have been unable to get mu.'h the Good Will club mel with Mrs p,
fiom outside, because food has Wheatland, who bears the reputation , .,. , .
has been recommended as very good, ueonje Dion.
QUite u number ol th- younger s, i Mr and Mr- Louis Shoraaa wen
p(.anr U .mIiicsiI.i v nVp to " inura .iiim.iy.
M is. II A . C.ilKfiiili ;illii .Ml
: went t(
JVAL1 HAM.
.loll!'
Small spent Friday evening with Vfn
Junes.
Mrs. K . I ) Preobalrn has been sick
.1
Art I
Thi
Hi
linen !;!gh prices nil over ihe world. I of being a very charming host
Th"y have tried to move to better ITwo vislti
district, where they could ralsi crop-. were Mrs. Arline K
hut surh districts are so far and they N. D., and Mrt Go
have had such poor resources tltiit afternoon was spenl
they have died like Dies on the waj crocheting, The nei
"There Is no question thai nio"e popular organi.atior
limn 10.000,0011 Chinese will starve to Intra, WhJ, Bacon on
death til" winter and spring un
fo'id Is i ii sit i il to them."
He (! 'Clan I thai millions w ill
despite aid. that the population of
000,000 In the famine districts is
mi! from onawa
were biro present wr.o gtreator
Bdgerly, ther, Th
ting and ween car
t I'ayne. ,iri
lie 0
spent saturnay mgnt anu
iii- home of Mrs Edge
nts. Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph
and Mrs. Elmer Wilso
' tti nun
Thursday evening,
" ,i en
;p
i hit e hour : 'i, r hftvfne s
Elmer Wylie attended the home tal- .., ,,.,-
5lve eu
i
-ni play "Safety first," given for th
; 1,1 1 1 pnefit of the Harding M. E
BUCh din straits tint i! "ill bl
i Mr. and Mrs, A G.
son James, w bo w ere
the death of Mr. Mi
. returned to their ho
; Kas., the lirsi of the
physical Impossibillt. to rush erou?h I Miss Belle Davis
food to thfin to save all, end at the home of
Great Irrigation pojects, control of A. Luckey on the ea
flood producing streams, and Improve ! jjrg james Raanse
mpnt ot transportation were cn a e
Mr. GHnes the only salvation of
the agricultural and economic life ol
"hln:i
"These things will he dune In
time,' be satd. "for chum Is awake,
American will prababt) have a big
pai t ie this future of China, but . t
must lay aside these things for ii
present and devcte very effort to gt
tins food to the starving million-"
un aiei meinnersi
tal her. 1 ing anotl
Wichita, t ire.
.! Ii
SI
Ittte son! Mr. and
Monday Ottawa
ir fatnei
ik Rutaj
Oh, Much Getterl
Better to hnvi a policeman riill von
down than take you up; better to "Bobbie," lltth
have him bawl yon oui than haul vou ' Antram,
Ui. Boston Transi ript.
of Etserville, la
for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Pi
drill wi re dinner guests Sunday with ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Poglo northeast of I , i,;
town. I , '"-
Mrs. j. a. xocum sient Monday Monday to
with Mr.-. Pred Leorich ol Ottawa, Lostant
Ax-l Hetberg, county auditor, was ccming to
iit the i-i National hank here Tues- play the
day. to assist the people Ot this coin-! '--j.
munuy in maiuiiK oi
tux
a cafcteriu
i .i
;i
er Skinner were
Wednesday after-
Dana ami da
i visited at tl
Several from hero attended
m etlng of the Ekistern star In
Grove Wednesday evening, The
is Muliel and Mildred Short n
Itiated into the order,
Mr and Mrs. John Small w
Opiilr 'c;!n--silay
Mrs. Warner Whipple was an
wa shopper Friday.
Mrs. Cecil Gray was a cues;
liich w;i
I Tin
i wi'iitlicr
licken i
TO THE ALUMNI OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-
c Ottawa fownship High School has
. nivrrsitv ol II-
given at the 1 lic;h
y evening, Febru
ins Proclamation:
arraneed tor a concert dv !'
linois v
School
arv 28l
Band t
ium. M
the
INASMUC1 ! AS
I he largest ana besl college t.r university band in
tSr country i. lo honor our community by its prcs
cii! e .'.ik!
Wl IEREAS
i he same (!! A i larding will direi i as in 'lie old
days and ns everything will be aa you would have
it, same melodies, Bame old stunts the same old
base drum and the Bame old college v-lk and
WI IEREAS
ihe band i- madi up ol eighty students of thf Uni
versity ol Illinois md loyalty to you; alma m iter
require yoi pi
YOU ARE THEREFORE COMMANDED
I" rc cr c seats foi your family and fri :nds .it I lir?
Weiss Drug Shop.
COMMITTEE
it
Mr ml
a Sa
Miss Ada Carp n
dl Bawling of Chi
i marriage by the
o Presbyterian pi
a Tuesday, Peb.
income reputation
I and Thur
1,1 Mrs. d0Ui : be
b tlieir car ot good a MjBj jean Finley returned to her
, home In ESmington after having spent
of basketball is n,,. pagi tew weeks with her mother,
! RJdge tonigbl to Mrs. Margaret Finley.
Bidge high Bchool Miss Helen Plercy spent Friday af
lant team bears the tornoon with Ruby Edgecomb.
ng exceptionally good Mr and .Mrs R. W. Jones and Mr.
Ight'a game will no Uod Mrs. David Edaecomb Jr. attend-
It
town
A BABE OF ANIMAL LAND
I Mr. and Mrs ('. I! Pogh
j dren were recenl guests
. tatter's pari ius.
I Miss Viola Heth was a r
j ni.'lit guest with Streator
I Mrs. J, W, Mullln of Bur
I anus whs an over night gi
diiy with her daughter, Mis
Ottawa.
Charles Dulian ami fam
have disposed of ad theil
In vyisconsin and who an
j Ohio to reside, are Visitini
i here.
Tim shipping assoclatio
1 stock to Chicago last t
j night.
Mrs. Billiard Bkinner,
: and son. attended the funi
, late Charles West of L'tir
w n .
hit
nt play In II;
Kd
f1
Jr. Car 9
inited f
nckx at 1 1
hi Ottai i
I Mrs 4
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For Infeats and Caildren '
InUseForOverSOYaart t
Aiwa; -'" i.i.ii.iiMr H
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won
The- smson6 coMiwHir
A
ever:
Mrs
I Vital ions lo
ago. Saturday al the Sam (ii
twford hav igsufld lb- Dlmmick.
bower at her home Mrs James Cnrrie is
ends from Chicago.
rltn the M.'i-iduv evening in honor of Miss Ma
hei Black who is to become the bride m
enl over! of Mr. Kent Wdodward, brother of lint
ends. . , VVoodward ol Ottawa. Both of Item
il;
cal Ml
big kitten.
ik
The
Mondi
eiativea . o busim
except th
shipped , to attend
Inesday VIendota
! Mi "
ughtera worth, 'i
o ihe
m Sun- j di llcious
sundw lelu
in their , quet.
Mr
et. on , day.
Minion: Mr
Leslie Edgi
day. Mr. Va
:i was ill Otl
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md
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piwaaqBiai ti ? bbw
Lar ' Pore and Shiny
M
th her mother.
Sdgecorab Sr.
hopped in i
o attended the
scnobert h
look afti
r importance was done apeal Bundaj
polntnienl of delegates Mrs. Davi
conference held al ! daughter, Jei
in! The delegates are I Saturday am
Rogers and Lura Ella- mobile Bhow
customary social hour Mrs. -i- Hogland bpont
iyed ;it which time the and Monday with nor sis ei
h "on, consisting of I Ben Dlmmick.
ikies, chicken croquets, .Mr. Ambrose Cbsgrove and
d usert with whipped Mary have been in Peoria th
(fee was served. The two weeks.
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v J. lUJVAN's favorite load la
Radishes, which he cat- without
salt Spread- lot of Initti r on
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PRINCESS MARIE! of Roumania.
who is npas. I to the Kins :f Bill
POlta, has made Iii r own Mltltf
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JOHN IV IUH M-.l- MJ.1 K i Id a
bicycle, but doesn't pedal it hlm
lf. Me hires :i man In pe
w bile he steers,
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