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FOR SALE

INSPECT AND MAKE AN OFFER.
500 ". Nineteenth st.. west Of Boulevard. !.
new. upio date 10 rooms.
Goth and Monroe Place; Just west Of Bouie
e2oa and 24Oi Washington ST.. each .
rooms; modern
2sio Monroe St. s rooms; modern, easy
terms
io7 W Twenty-sixtb ST.. rooms steam
Cor Thiriieth and Washington Sis.. ?
rooms. suitable for store.
2e7 w. Fourteenth ST.. near West St., 9
rooms. modern.
5ie and 525 W. Seventh St. each s rooms.
5ol and COS Franklin st.. both modern.
ii16 nud l406 W. Fourth St.. each rooms,
modern.
zoos River,iew Z rooms. modern. Pric.
s2l5O.
1879 Pennsylvania avenue. 6 rooms. nearly
new; must go.
a2i Eighth avenue. rooms. with stable
lot 40 feet front.
9o7 and 9i7 need St. Rent $50 Price
soa.7o7 and 718 Poplar St.. each 2 rooms
4o7 Taylor St. 10 rooms. Rent S23. Price
$500
4s. - and 1l7-acre farms Cenisrvine.
"a. 20 anc l02-acre farms, Mt Cuba.
and 9 acre farms Brandywine Springs
10. 81 80 and 167.acre farms Newark.
20, 100 and 25T-acre farms Christina.
G. - and 230-acre FARMS State Road
20 and 6I-acre farms. Brandywine Hun.
dred
Many good business ioeations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new. on
easy terms and investment propersiea
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences near city. all sizes.
Desirable building lots. both city and sub
nrhan. ~ sacrifice prices.
Renting specialtv
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PEIIlAErr WI pa.l
ROOMS FOR RENT

~
II OR RiNT--FlNE lARGE ROOMS AT
SO. io5 Stroud street ''.febi6.0i
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No' los Stroud sireet. tfeblooi- :
ARGE. FURNISHED ROOMS. t-FoR
IL Housekeeping. No. 7ol West street
jan29.Inf.
NlCElN FURNISHED ROOM 4. FOR
~ reut. Reasonable Lady preferred
30, 2oJ West. Seventh 81. febt24lm.
~ Light housekeeping 10. old kine 81.
ts tft, febis b.
II OkAlShtD ROOMS FOR RENr WITH
II or without board Applv 'sot. .,vis "a,
f9teTH STREET IN. e -. phone seb5D
feb1S ff ~ f'
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RIAL FSTATE FOR SALE


II or SALE
L Modern resiaence S Cor Twenty
fourth and West streets. l-2 story. rooms
bath. pantry and front porch side entrance to
basement with hot and cold water, two drains
gas. electric and all modern improvements
Will sell very reasonable. Apply to
c. W. GRIFFITH.
ian2i-tf s24 W Nints St
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HAIR DRESSING

asers-eassfss.rs-st1a
II AIR WORK --COMBfNOS MAIDS, ..s.
III Will cal at your home Mrs. r..
Evans. No. sii Market street. D. & a.
phone. 3544D iane3tf.
< HAMpOOlNG. WITH OK NtihOJI
- shampoo board Man curing. electric
scalp treatment fscial massage. hair dress.
ing, alsu face packs.
CARRIE "A WRIGHT.
y. & A.. 5624 40. 2ii " Tenth st
fnct6.lyr.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

-------->,--~~---~--~---- ~-S-~-~
u STATE or JAMES l.. HAW KtNS,
IL DECEAsED.
Notice ih hereby given that Letters Tes-
taiuentHry upon the. estate OF James l..
Hawkins, late of Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased. we're duly granted unto the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company on the
sixteenth day Of February, a -. 1914. aud
all persons indebted 90 the said deceased are
requested 10 make payment TO the executor,
thout delay. and an persons having de.
mnnds against the deceased are required Co
exhibit and present the same, duly prohated
10 THE suid eyecutor ON or before the six
teenth day OF February. A. d. 1915 or
abide by the law in this behulf
SECURITY TKJ ST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY Executor
Address Security Trust and s1fe Deposit
COMPANY Wilmington. Del fehlG eod-3wks
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PAPERHANGERS

----~----------,--,-----
4 Ohm kfA BOiD PAPER HANGER
y No. s23 Madison ST. Bell phone.
>'ls-L. ianieu.
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HELP WANTED
AGENIS WANTED.

------>---.-~e-~-.-~~r~c--. -~~~--,,',-.
- TORY or MEXICO. NEW EPOCH
- making Book. Thrilling Sensational,
Timely Low Price. Sells ON sight. Big
Terms sample. Book Free. Act Quickly
UNIVERSAL HOUSE, Philadelphia.
i,ncs 3llfcbf,7.ti.ltts.21
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MASQUERADE SUITS

l----l--l[[----r---'----- -l-----
NJ ASQUERADE SUTTS-MRS. StSkN
wi a. Standerwick, No 929 andevcr
rs snue suct sesOr 10 Mrs John ! Quill Of
5e6 D. Fourth 81. feb3-lm
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TYPEWRITERS


II NfEWklltkS RENTED Til EF
euase sof $500 monthly rvpewritsrs
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer tNrl aHka. 40 gi5 Market ST.
Rng23tf
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real ESTATE For REM

II OUsE FOR KENT AT ROsELLE.
IL Apply to j. q. adams. loselie. Della
Ware. jan24 In.
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.PUBlIC sALE-THEM .
3pE1 undersigned will sell at Itl4l
pabhc sale ON the 81 N0
--1z-1zaM Mousley Farm 1-2
uies lrum WILMINGTON. on the Concord. Pike.
THURSDAY. tf..



az Z O'Clock p. M.
hrad of good working Horses Que s..
the other T. years old Can not hitch them
wrour
Young good Milking Cows some fresh
and close snringcrss
Heiels. ! good stock Bull, "a young
Pigs. goud brood Sows. 40 pairs Chick
ems. suneas, geese. ducks. etc.
buggy 2scatrd carriage, market dearborn.
iarm Wagons 2 light Wagons. 2-horse cart.
lhorsc carts. manure sprcadtr nccring
binder. wheat drill 2-horse vorn
planter. horse corn planter. Deer.
ing mower shOrse culiyaior . l.horse
cuitvators. fam . corn shelters, corn crack.
er fodder cutter, beet grinder Rendil har.
row. spriugieoih'. barrow. plows. butcher S
Ne hoNi circular saw and frame upright
hcler. lard press IL acres wheat 3, in
erqund.n2. sets double harness. set. dearborn
hatues .4si,,seis oaf harness, hay forks takcs,.
shovdlS iaissgnd- other articles too numcrous
Co mestion 81. .t -.
TERMs--All sums under $40 cash 60 all
over Tint amenntaa credit Of G,.moutliv sill
bee given. MRS MARY ROlH r
stidham 4 son. Auc. Ellis Hicks Clerk
fehis.2t.24a5. ha
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE


II DUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE DE
n sires position as hookkeoper. Can give
reference. Address W-2, Evening journal
ONCE. febll12t.
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IA ANrFp- SECOND HAND FURNL
fure. Whole households hdnrht 2
-afes ONCE fixtures etc bought Head
1nawers for al kinds Of Rugs and Linoicuns
Furniture stored and money advanced AZ
legal interest 6 per cent for venr
CHARLES s. HURLOCK
seventh and Poplar Streets
inlveff Telephone n < fr-9A
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Kershaw & Whitten
FINEST LINE OF
WALL PAPER )

is W COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
~. A. Phone. 429 Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
augi2-ts
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LOST AND FOTND.

- ----y,----s4-l
osi--oN TUESDAY EyENINO BE-
- tween ard oc6ck. pair " gold
Nm eve gnsses between Clayton and Rod.
nel on Delawore avenue Suitable reward
IT returned TO Evening Journal Ohico.
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IA. tealcrs fur ,onr office furniture and
Household goods y 9ure losing money ~
toH dcnf sell 20 BIN A postal will hrinc
rrr buyer there with the resdy cash
EifNIR Third ard Shipley streets d
A. Phone FIf7A rnfs.s
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For SALE

Il Or SALE--A $500 PIANO, BRAND
II new. very reasonable. Also furniture.
Apply No. 9o7 Lombard St. febiT'3t,
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MONEY TO LOAN

NJ ONEi 20 LOAN OK REAL tsrATF
IA Any amount az lowest rates Quickly
iNrnished. Address MAO Evening jonrn /
e.rre. nov22.rn. VISIT.
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SANITARY WORKERS

Mn KELTER
vi. SANITARY. ODORLESs EXCAvAT
ing offce. $. W. Corner Fourth and
Nest streets. oct2i ~.
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L OR sALE-a90 FRONT TEET on
Eighteenth street. between Harrison ant
frsnklin opposite park land.
feb7'lm. rATNAlL & co.
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8IlnDERS. CONTRAC1nRS


I 0HN F. REARD0N C0NTRACTo6
81 aud builder Estimates furnished Also
iubbing No. sO7 Shpiry street d. a A..
phone. AID. Automatic 1908. ian24. I'm
ID EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs. consult u.s. DAVID
DANGEL a SONS, Nos 5U6 sos North Van
Buren street, ID. a A.. l2lOs Automatic.
2i3p, .r.t i''I ian2 cod 8mos
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w ANrEp . WAlth AND JEWELIiY
w repairing. Also eye ftting. store
open evenings until 8 O'Clock Saturday
ttenirEs until 20 o'clock Original Thomas
irwe ry Store. 80 400 Market street
feti4tf
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II OR RENT-sTORE AND APARTMENT.
Il first floor Or second foe, apartment.
Apply Aiabri Apartments, No. $50 'latnall
street. feb9-1m
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE

NFARRIED MAN OF GOOD HABITS.
M neither drinks, smokes or chews. de
sires position as caretakcr OF horses 3
years experience. Rest Of references. W.
q. JAMES. Emmorton r. o.. Md.
fsb4.1mo.
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II IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL odtimr furniture of every description
Also ud irveiry. feather beds aud Old ris.
nls. N. ID. levin. 30. EOS West Seventh
LLrnrl d. n A nhnma. hlsa leh5-tf
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WANTED

lfr ANfED-PEEFECI USED VICTOR
~ and Columbia Disc phonograph Rec.
DHaa bought sold and exchanged Ala.
rlinfs repaired Open A. NJ TO no T.. ~.
urd and Barrett No. 2li West seventh
street.. feh6 In.
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HOUSE AT HOLLY OAK. WELL I0CA.
Il ted. Half acre OF ground. Shade.
Large porch Apply Drawer 957. Wilmington.
ian2s-Imo
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DANCING

II AAttNG LESSONS. PRIVATE Or IN
~ classes. Regular dances Monday and
friday evenings. Mrs. snyder odd Pei.
.ows' Hal Thhd nrd Kong streets
y < a. Phone t2oib deels ~ an U
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PETER j. FORD,
FORD Rfrrt nTvc
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HELP WANTED-MALE

NTTD-CHAIFfEJR, SINGLE MAN,
Nv experienced and with good references
t4cIARLFS q RUPERT Marsnailtou, Del
fetlS-it.
n, 0NERNMENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
IN 90 get My free booklet N-66o, tells
hnv Wfiie today Earl Hopkins
Washington d. c. ieo-.lm.
4 oCONOTIYE FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN.
Wages about SlO0; experience un-
hecossary Send age poatage. Railway
care Ercning Journal ONCE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
xx1ANTED GOOD. QUICK MEN WHO
Nv are willing 20 work, distributing sd
vrftisiug matter. Apply at d.3o.
.-,.f~l,i.s-tt 5l5 kING ST.
~ OrAf REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
- Spimdid income assured right man 10
art as our representative after learning our
business thoroughly by mail Former eN-
poriente unnecessary. All we require rs hon
esty. ability nmbiuon and Willingness 20
lhafn lucrative business. no soliciting
or travelling an or spare time only. THIS
u.s. an exceptional opportunity for o. man IN
rour section 90 get into big paying busi
ness without capital and become independent
FOR lie Write at once for fun particulars
National Co.Operative Realty Company, L.9tI
Mnrden Building Washington. ID. G.
ft.711.14ls.2l
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

.-~-s~e.-~--o--sS~-~-~-~--~
II Or SALE--CfGAR STORE. ADDRESS
S'sl Evening journal Once febl712t
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FARM FOR RENT.

T. or RINT-FARNI ABOIr IS
u acrcs OF land. near Thirty ninth and
Market streets. Good store house barn.
wagon sheds and outbuildngs Possession
March -, 1914. Apply Real Estate De
partmeni, The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Co... Ninth and Shplcy streets
iebi7.6t.
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ROOFERs

7 OsEFH /. o'NEtI l. gO.-riN. TAR
sD and Stag Roofing Hot Air Heating
40 7ls " Third street Wilmington Della.
-~arc deo23 3m
"a, D.. WILLIAMS CO.
w No sel Orange 81 Roofing spout
mg and Heating Metal aud camposit 1n
rnnhng. Hot Air Heating and Nanti 'fing
ReDHvine promptly done Phone. innieit
INoN'T BE LIKE THE MAN WHO
~ waited for stormy weather before hay.
ing bis roof repaired New roofs our spe'
cialty. Guarantee Roofing and Heating Co.
Christiann avenue and Claymouf St. Phones.
D. g. As 5534; Automatic. lfi2.
fehl3.1m.
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VAf ANTED-YOUNO LADY or CONslp
w eral experience desires position as
clerk Or Office work. Also stcnographer.
Reasonable salary. Address Ala this
Office. ian3O-tf.
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UPHOLsTERING.

ID HIf1P T CONWAY & co..
General uphostercrs, furniture rc-up
holstered and repaired. carpets altered.
sewed and laid qt6 SHIPLEN ST,
ID. & A. Phone t03tD. fohis lmo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30

ed according to law, do hereby ap--
prove and authorize application to
be made to said commissioners by the
president and the clerk of this board
of education for a loan Of Twenty
Thousand and no-100 ($20,0O0. 00)
! Dollars to this board, said loan to
! be payable Within Twenty Years, i'm
! Ten equal annual installments of TWO
lars each, with interest thereon at
/ the rate of Four and One-half per
centum a IL per cent per annum,
payable in advance from date of the
making of the loan to the first day
of next February, and thereafter am
nually in advance, as provided by
law, further
Resolve, That no money obtained
| by this board of education by such
loan from the State be applied or
paid out for amy purpose except that
of building a new Ward school build
ing i'm Seventh ward of city of
GRAND Rapids without the consent of
the commissioners of the public
| lands, hereafter obtained;
| Resolved, That in case the afore-
said application for loan from the
/ TRUST funds shall be approved by the
said commissioners of the public
HhLo
clerk of this board of education be,
and they are hereby fully authorized
and empowered, i'm the name of the
board of education, to make, execute
and deliver to said commi sstoners, Ger.
tificates of Indebtedness, i'm such form
as required by said commissioners
for amy and all sums of money that
may be loaned to said board of edu
cation, pursuant to such application,
and we hereby empower the said
president and clerk to do and per
form all necessary things to bed ONE
by the board of education to fully
carry out the provisions of said Chap
ter Seventeen and acts amendatory
thereof andthis resolution;
Resolved, That a certified copy of
this preamble and. resolutions and a
certificate of the vote by which said
premable and resolutions were adopt
ed, be filed by the clerk of this
board of education with the Secre-
tary of State of the State of Wiscon-
SIM
The following members of the
Board of Education voted to adopt
this resolution, to-wit: VIII. Reeves,
Mrs. E. P Arfpin, J. R. Raglan, w. F.
Kellogg, I. P. Witter, G. o Babcock,
Mrs. Sam Church, Otto Bein George
T. Sherman, Rev. H. B. Johnson, J.
P. Horton, C. A Hatch, Mrs. B. L.
Brown, J. w. Natwick and c. W.
Schwede.
The following members of said
Board of Education voted against
the adoption of this resolution, to-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30
GOOD AND SON SELL PLANT

Messrs. s. L. Good and Son, L. A.
Good, publishers Of the Wood Coun-
" Times at Nekoosa, sold out the
past week to Leon G. SehaaT of Fond
du Lac. This includes the presses,
type, newspaper, furniture and fix
lures, subscription list and good will
The transfer took place Monday April
10th.
Messrs. Good & Son have been res
idents Of Nekoosa for a little over
three years and have increased the
plant and business since they have
been in charge They have made
friends inn ekoosa and Wood county
and their newspaper friends will be
sorry to have them, leave They are
going back to Terre HaaIte, Indiana,
where they came from, but they do
not intend to go hack into the news
paper business They sold out becaus
of their health, as they were enjoy
ing a good business. In leaving Ne
hoosa and Wood county they will
take with them back to Indiana the
best wishes of host of friends.
The newspaper fraternity in Wood
county will welcome Mr.. Schaar and
family to the place made vacant by
Messrs. Good & Son, with tine best
wishes for future success and happf
ness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30
STATE OF WISCONSIN. :
WOOD

STATE OF WISCONSIN, WOOD
County Court-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of John
Gdlaither, Deceased.
Whereas ANNA Andree on the 220
day of July, 1913, presented to and
filed am tihis court her written verified
! claim against said estate wherein and
whereby she (among other tIhngs)
claims adj OF the property of deceased
READ, personal and MIXED, aus the
same is listed and inyentoried i'm said
matter, and demands that sand pro
perty be stricken from the invento-
I'y, and that the administration here
in be required and directed to trans
fer assign and convey said proper
ty and the whole thereof, except such
aus claimant was then in possession
OF, o sale claimant,
AIId All ans Weir and objection to
said claim and to the allowance there
OF, among other Things taking issue
with the material allegations i'm said
claim set Up, aId objecting to the al-
loWalnce thereof, having been duly
flied by the administrator of said
estate Sept. 9th 1913, and by Fired
Zellar and John f. Graether two al
legged heirs of said John Graither
deceased, Sept. %, 1913,
And the ISSUES i'm and by said
claim and answers made not having
beem heretofore tried
IT is HEREBY ORDERED that
said claim and all of the issues aris-
ing thereon, be heard before this
court ON the first Tuesday (being
the fifth day. of May 1914, at two o.
clock P. NJ, at the Probate office i'm
the Court House in the City of GRAND
Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, and
it is,
FURTHER ORDERED that notice
of the pendency of said claim and
petition, and of the time and place of
said hearing thereon, be served ON
all interested PERSONS, by publishing
a copy of this order for three suc-
cessive weeks, before the day fixed
for such hearing, in the Wood County
Reporter, a newspaper published at
the City of GRAND Rapids, in said
Wood County, at least once in each
week, and that the laGst of said pub
LEGATIONS be NOT more than fifteen Us
days before said hearing.
Dated March 81, 1914.
By the Court.
w. E. Wheelan, w. ]. Conway,
Atty. for Claimant County Judge
J. A. Gaynor Attorney for admins
TRAITOR.
B. M. Vaughan Atty for heirs.
P. O.. GRAND Rapids, Wis. 4tw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30

Cleanliness follows the flag, .
might be a correct paraphrase of am
OLD saying. The first thing the A
mericans did after the t aking of
Vera Cruz was to seize the reservoirs
furnishing the alter supply of the
city, and clean out the sewers. This
emphasis on sanitation is but one of
the features which distinguish TWEEN
tieth century warfare from that of
a century or even half century ago
but it is the greatest item in re1uc-
ing needless sacrifice of life Death
on the battlefield may be heroic and
glorious, but death from am epidem-
ic or a fiIth-engendered fever is as
unnecessary as unlovely. And the lat
ter has claimed a big percentage of
the victims of many wars. All honor
to the American medical corps, whose
work it is to save lives in a game
where lives are pawns.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30
THE STRENGTH OF THE ENEMY.

It has been the fashion of some
people, and a few newspapers, to
underestimate the strength Of the OPP
position which the American forces
are likely to meet in Mexico Thus
even so conservative a journal as the
Sentinel is found saying:
TEN to one that if the united
mobs under Huerta and Carranza-
'125. 900 it is cIaimed-were to come
out and fight man fashion, $4,000 A
merfcan soldiers, sailors and mar
ines would whip the combine in half
a dayof fighting"
The strength of the Mexican for
ces does not lie in either numbers
or efficiency, but rather in the pecu-
liar conditions that prevail and a.
gainst which modern war methods, cal
make but slow Roadway Thus there
are the swamps and the mountains
Businesses that make guerrita war
fare a hard thing to contend against.
Then there is that far graver danger,
the fever germ-amd that will be
more deadly than the Mexican bull
let's. Fortunately many Of the Wis
consin soldiers have been rendered
immune to fever by vaccination =
but thousands of the troops that will
go to the front have not been,an
the inroads made by this enemy even
in the Spanish-American war, will not
soon, be forgotten
If the entire Mexican army could
be induced to come out and fight in
the open the outcome, as the Sentd-
mel suggests, would be swift and
sure but that is not the sort of
fighting that will be done. And for
this reason war with Mexico is a
| far more serious undertaking than ii
would be otherwise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-30
Proposals for Drainage Bon
Wanted
Bonds

|
State of Wisconsin,
| Circuit Court for Wood County.
In the matter of the Cranberry Creek
Drainage District.
On proceedings for the extension
and enlargement of the bitches
and for new bitches.
Notice lis hereby given that the
commissioners of Cranberry Greek
Drainage District desire, to, borrow mo
ney on tine bonds of said drainage
district, which bonds We're authoriZ-
ed to enlarge and extend the drains
in said Cranberry Greek Drainage
District.
Said commissioners desire and in
wife proposal to take said bonds at a
premium.
Said bonds amount to SIG, 262.5O,
bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum, payable semi7annu-
ally, are payable i'm forteen annual
installments, the first installment to
come due September 1, 1918 and one,
installment ON September 1st, each
year thereafter until all of said
bonds are paid.
Make your offer of the best prem
ium that you will pay therefor.
All proposals should be in writing,
addressed to said commissioners, and
may be sent to Anton Brost, Sec,
Babcock, Wis, or to B. NJ Vaughan,
attorney, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Proposals should be accompanied
by 100000, i'm the form of a certi-
fled check or money, as a guaranty
of good faith, to be returned to the
bidder if the proposal is not accept
ed, to be credited on the bonds when
the proposal is accepted and the
bonds are paid for, and to be liquidat
ed damages if the bidder refuses to
take the bonds; the issue being valid.
Adj proposals must be received by
10 O'Clock a. m., May 20, 1914. They
will be opened and considered at
the office of B. M. Vaughan, corner
of Second and Vine streets, Grand
Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin ON
that day.
Dated, April 81, 1914.
WIN. H. BOWDEN,
ANTON BROST,
OLE NORSBY,
Commission s.
B. NJ. VAUGHAN, Attorney for
Commissioners, Grand Rapids, \. IS.