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The Washington times., 1915-12-02
First Snov of Year
Falls in District
It's Only a Furry, Though ane
Many Boys Are Keenly
Disappointed.

The hrst snow of the winter visited
Warrington this morning.
While It was only the lightest kind OF
q light snow-what the Weather Bu-
reAu officials call a "nurry'-many a
boy. seeing the flakes falling. started
10 the cellar TO unearth his sled so as
to have II ready for coasting. They
were doomed to disappointment. how
ever. for the flakes soon ceased, and
the weather man predicts fair weather
Tor tonight and tomorrow.
Light local SHOWS are reported today
throughout the middle Atlantic States
and upper Ohio valley to the Lake re-
gion.
Last year Washington had its firS
snow December Z.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Thc first snow
OF the season reached New York today
The Washington times., 1915-12-02
RICH, NATURAL COLOR TO
GRAY AND FADED HAIR

Stop trying to wish away" those
gray hairs. DO what your young
looking friends do-bring back the
natural color with Hays Hair Health.
Prove that It's an easy matter to get
rid OF gray hair permanently. Not a
soul need know It because this prep
aration works gradually and naturally.
bringing back the natural color to
he young. active-looking man.
Don't get In the "has-been'' class. Get
a bottle today: II 1t doesn't prove to
you that your hair can be natural col
Hrea; ,nea;na ana 'nat nat you can oe @ az youne una,
will be given back by your druggist
Advt
The Washington times., 1915-12-02
"Water Department Man.
Found Ransacking Home

When Mrs. Frank Klotz went to the
second floor OF her home. Il d street
southeast. yesterday. she discovered a
man ransacking the rooms. She re-
ported the occurrence TO the police to-
day. declaring that the man. who
carried several short lengths OF gas
pipe. represented himself to be a Water
department employe. He escaped. A
ring. set with sapphires and diamonds.
and valued at several hundred dollars.
has been stolen from the residence OF
Mrs. Isaac r. Mann. Mrs. Mann has
asked tho police to investigate.
The Washington times., 1915-12-02

no conceivable purpose can be ascrlbed
bv him In making them"
Garrison did not see the logic of Taft's
disclaimer OF partisanshiD In one breath
while In the next he Expressed a hope
for a Republican Administration to re-
verse the present policy"
The Washington times., 1915-12-02
SAFETY.F|RST WEEK
WILL Be HELD HERE
Plans Are Outlined Before Meet
ing Of Washington Society
Of Engineers.

Washington is to have Safety FIRST
Week" In January or February.
Tentative plans are already afoot
which will include lectures and demon
strations, accompanied by the exhibits
touching upon every phase Of safety,
recently part of the Panama Pa cifc
Exposition. The speakers will be
drawn from the ranks OF those nation
The Safety First" campaign will he
conducted by the United States Bureau
of Mines. the War and Navy Depart
mcnts. the Red Cross Society. the
United States Coast Guard Service, and
the United States Public Health Ser.
vice.
Announcement Of the plans for the
Safety First" Week were made Inst
snd superintendent OF police. whose de-
partment. together with the local fire
department. will cooperate with the
Government bureaus. He was one OF
ing OF the Washington Society Of En-
Eineers. at the Cosmos Club. With hin
on the program were W. +. Peabody
president OF the Washington Safety
First Association, and Admiral George
$4,000 Lives q Year.
President Peabody compared the waste
IN human life due to accidents In the
United States with the waste due to
war, and declared that $4,000 lives
are sacrificed every vcar to avoidabie
accidents. He declared India's car OF
Juggernaut in one wear only killed TWEEN.
ty-eight people. while in New York last
September seventy-two were killed In
street accidents.
Admiral Baird advocated a slidine
scale Of speed limits for different classes
Of automobiles. He declared the vehicle
or the heavy motor truck type should
not be permitted to run at a rate OF
moro than from four 10 six miles an
hour. A touring car. however. he be-
iicves. might be permitted a speed OF
twelve miles. while n small car might
DO allowed to run at q rate OF about
fifteen miles an hour.
p,iral Bair6's idea ss TO the speed at
which motor trucks should he required
TO run. He declared tho impact of a
two-ton truck. at twelve miles an hour.
equals the imDact of an ordinary tour
ing car travelling at forty-seven miles,
and that Il motor truck should not oc
permitted to run at a Srcater speed
than eight milcs.
Would Print Warning.
Major Pullman also told the setting
that efforts will he made to induce the
manufacturers Of automatic pistols ia
print a warning on the ejec.'nG mech
anism OF each gun: Remember the
cartridge In the barrel
He declared that 4 high percentage
Of the accidents which have occurred IN
connection with these weapons are
trareable to tho fact that when the
magazine Is removed q cartridge still
remains In the barrel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
Proposals for Drainage Bonds Wanted

STATE OF wISC0NSIN-CIRCUIT COURT
FOR WOOD COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Cranberry Creek Drain
age District.
On proceedings for the extension and en-
largement of the bitches and for new bitches
Notice is hereby given that the commits
sloners OF Cranberry Creek Drainage Dis
Irlct desire TO borrow money on the bonds
authorized to enlarge and extend the drains
II said Cranberry Creek Drainage District
said commissioners desire and invite pro-
poSal TO take said bonds at a premium.
said bonds amount to S7,93I.s7 bear inter
est at the rate of per cent per annum pay
able sem1-annually, are payable in thirteen
annual installments the first installment OF
S6O0.00 come due July ist 1919, and one in
stallment of s60u.00 on July list, each wear
thereafter until all of said bonds are paid
the last installment to be S73S ST.
Make your offer of the best premium thai
you viii pay therefor.
All proposals should be in writing ad.
dressed TO said commissioners, and may be
sent TO Anton Brost, Sec, Babcock, Wis OF
10 b. NJ Vaughan, attorney, Grand Rapids
Wisconsin.
All proposals must be received by Il
O'Clock a. M, Nov. ?, 1915
Dated Oct. 16, 1914
WM H. B0WDEN,
ANTON BROST,
OLE NORSBY.
commissioners
B. NJ. VAUGHAN
Attorney for Commissioners,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

Reichel jewelry Store is Again
Scene of Night Excitement.

A great deal of excitement was
caused on Grand Avenue Monday ev-
ening about 1870 O'Clock when the
burglar alarm at the Reichel Jewelry
store commenced to ring.
The neighbors living in flats adjoin-
ing the JeWeiry store building were, a.
reused and one of Them came out of
his warm bed and started to inyesti-
gate as TO the cause of the commo-
ton.
The entire premises so far as the
outside of the store was concerned
were gone over, but no evidence Of
any one having broken in was found
Mr.. ReicheI was called and opened
the store-everything was in tact but
the alarm kept ringing. After TAX
ing up the burglar traps and sweep
ing the floor, the bell ceased ringing
The proprietor is at loss, to account
for the ringing of the alarm unless it
was that moisture worked through
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
N...LOvE L

At four O'Clock Monday after
noon the marriage of Miss Fszel
Mann and Arthur c. Lowell
of Sparta occurred, Rev. H. c.
Logan of the NJ E church officia-
ting They were unattended
Only a few friends of the con
tracing parties were present
Mr. and Mrs Lowell LETT Tuesday
on the noon train for Sparta
where they will make their home
where the groom is employed as
a butcher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

E. Fl, Fie.ler has resigned hts posi-
ton as manager of the Ladies Ready
to Wear aud Dry Goods Departments
Of the johnson 81 Hill Co. store. Mr.
Fielder will 90 into business for him
self IN Illinois.
W F. Kellogg has gone to Puck
A-Way Lake where he will join party
and hunt for several days.
Mrs. Earle Pease entertained the
Travel Glass this afternoon,
Leo Nash was home from Wausau
to spend Sunday.
Geo. K. Gibson spent Sunday in the
city with his family.
The new Singer Sewing Machine
agent has rented tie Christman house
on north Eight street and moved his
family therein on Saturday.
J. B. Arpin is back from business
trip in Texas where he spent several
weeks looking after his dredging inter
ests.
Word reached here this morning an
nouncing the fact that Mrs. viii Be-
dette is getting along nicely from her
recent operation at Mayo Bros Hos
pital.
Herman Smith and helpers are get
ting along fine in the remodeling Of
Mr.. Smiths home making it modern
in every respect It is ready for plas-
tering and has been wired for electric
lights and sewer connections will soon
be made with the basement.
R. F. Matthews left this morning on
a business trip to Green Bay and Sey-
more.
Mrs. F. c. Meeteer left yesterday for
Rockford, III. called there by the
death of a relative.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

Bora daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs
Phil CallIng OF PORT j rtbi.f, CanaGa
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Henry. Miss Dor.
othy Reno, Messrs George Nahoney
and Harold Doyle motored down from
Rhinelander and spent the week end
with The VIM Slattery family.
Mrs. Hans Roseman and daughter
Katherine and Mrs. E. Rossman Of
Marshfeld we're in the city Monday
to act as Wltnesse in the case OF Schroe
der vs. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nixon have re-
turned from visit in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mrs. It. E. Mullen entertained the
Woman's club on Monday evening.
The Beacons Light club was enter
tanned by Mrs. John Linderman on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. H. Jackson is visiting with
relatives at Milwaukee and Columbus
WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs A Lakin of Wau-
kesha, are in the city guests of
Mr. and Mrs Guy B. Gardner.
Frank Worth, 6uiSher AT +he
Ahdawagam Furniture Co s
plant has purchased an Edison
Diamond Disc Phonogtaph from
Francis DAILY.
Jonn Grant salesman for Jen-
sens garage left this morning
with william F Noltner, for Mil
waukee where Mr.. Noltner will
purchase a Ford taxi. The two
gentlemen will drive the new
car back to this city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

immense crowds to the Palace Thea
ire last evening.
The picture, seven reel production
lived up to all that was said about it
and was without exception one of the
very best and most appreciated pic
lures ever shown in this city
That the people of Grand Rapids
appreciate classic was shown con-
clusively last evening by the large
number that saw this hne picture.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Louis Gross made the follow
ing transfers:
Prentis Coon exchanges his
40 acre farm located in thetown
OF Rudolph for the Roberts resi-
dence known as the Walfogels
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

The Elks turned out in large num-
bers to attend the farewell BANQUET
given in honor of Fred NJ. SchnabIe.
who leaves tomorrow for St. Louis.
Mo. T. w. BraZeau acted as toast
master and there were many words of
God speed and wishes for success Civ
en- 10 the departing brother. The
Elks orchestra furnished music for
the occasion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

Edw \ PomainvilIe has return
ed from a business trip to
Wausau and Marshfield.
Miss Mildred Kruger has returned
from few days visit with her cousin
Miss Fern Sears who attends the T.
University at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Garrison and son.
and Mr., and Mrs. Sam Christensen
motored 10 Waupaca yesterday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
property in Cloverdale.

George Fishers 80 acre farm
located in Rudolph known as
the Otto STEWART farm 10 Louis
Lutz of Illinois.
Also the II D Clifton 100 acre
farm located inthe townofGrand
Rapids to Henry Hansen of PEG
ria, I'll. Possession to be taken
Immediately.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

the traps and made an electrical con
| nection in that manner
The people along Grand Avenue en-
joyed plenty Of excitement from the
event and a large crowd gathered &c
supposed burglars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
o o o 0 0 Q o o
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Miss Angelic BOorman or manson
rived in the city this noon Tor a
Sit with Miss Mae Johnson.
Miss Kate Dunneu who has been
sitting with her nephew Walter
Brauer for the last week, return
/ today to her home in Detroit.
Mrs. Percy DAILY of Merrill is in
le city d guest OF Mrs. Elizabeth
ally.
Mrs. Elmer Harmon and children
Waupaca are guests at the Z.
Kellogg home.
The Benefit given at the Ideald
-heatne on Thursday afternoon by
" the Mesdames J. T. Starks. J. B.
Arpin. r. L. stedb, Carson Burt anu
mas. Gougar, the proceeds to go to-
Yards the identifying of the school
rounds OF the Catholic school was
argely attended and a great success
every way. A moving picturepro-
ram was gfyer, solos by Mrs. Bert
lever and A. P. Mulroy. vhistling so
Is by Miss Gertrude Reiland and
rhoeI drills by the school children.
TIE November session of the
Wood County Board will open in
mis- city on Tuesday, November 8,
t the Court House.
SATURDAY.
The Vim Kellogg home on
bird street Is now out Of
quarantine
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. o. Kelley and
aughter Nora and Mr.. and
lrs. F. W. Calkins motored
0 Stevens point on Friday.
Mrs, Pete IRELAND and son are
pending a few days at Green
Say
A number of young people of
he Methodist church enjoyed a
ocial hour in the church parlors
~ Friday evening. Light re
reshments were served,
Miss Ruth Richer, teacher in
n the public schools at Plain
ield, came home Friday night to
pend the week end at home in
his city.
Mrs. Guy Miller will leave Sun
lay night for Chicago where she
will spend the week picking out
the holiday goods for the Miller
bargain store.
Miss Marian Jackson, a teach
er in the State Normal at St.
Point, is home for the week end
visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. +. H. Jackson.
Miss George Griffith lett today
for Granmoor where she will
spend Sunday.
MONDAY.
The Rev. Bertermann, former
IN Of Camrose- Alberta Canada
was called TO the Stevens Point
Lutheran Church.
Fred Kruger, Ed. Turbin and
W. {. Weisel have purchased
Iefferv Fours to be delivered
next march.
Miss Rachel Mac Omber spent
the. week end at her home IN
New Lisbon.
Miss Louella Rossman spent
the week end at her home III
Marshfield.
Rov Weeks, travelling Sales
man in the southern States for
the Wausau Sulphite aud Paper
Co, spent the week end at ms
home in this city. He left thi'
morning for Mosinee and vii
then return south again.
Miss Tessie Hunt who teache'
at Pittsville spent the week enc
at her home in this city.
For Sale.-A Scotch Collie do.
age ? years, has pedigree Cal
phone number IA for particular
1twltd
Misses Delma Padgham
Caroline Deyo and Ruth Fontair
who attend the Normal a
Stevens Point were week en-,
visitors at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Reir
hart and family have returne
from visit at the Chester eros
home at Madison.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

A1E NleI CLGI anu .DOldu 0OfQ6Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Fisher returned
to day from an over Sunday
visit at Appleton. They made
the trip by Auto
Mrs Otto Bushman and
children OF Stanley are guests
at the A. c. Smith home.
Arthur Pepin of Milwaukee
spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N Pepin.
Miss Ester Schuman is visiting
with friends at La Crosse.
John Neibergal and daughter
Edna of Wausau are guests at
the A. Ludwig home
Miss Ella Langenberg spent
the week end at her home at
Stevens Point.
James Keawin OF Portage has
has taken the position Of
Western Union Operator in the
place of l.. IL. Larson who has
been transferred to Braniard
Mimi.
Miss Elsie Podawilts wa
home from KeIlner t. spsnd the
week end where She feachs~
school
Miss Miunie Williams spent
Sunday in the city with Mrs
Roy Bagby
Mrs Edw Weeland is visiting
at Minocqua and Rhinelander
with relatives
Albert Dolls was sentenced to
seven days in the county jail by
Judge E, N, Pomainville this
morning Dolls was charged
with being drunk and was arres
ted by officer Payne
Steve Puroll, arrested for be
ing drunk, and taken before
Judge Pomainvrlle this morning
asked for an adjournment of his
case and pleaded not guilty. Not
being able TO furnish the 500
bail asked, he was committed to
the county jail to wait tor his
case to come up a week from to-
day.
Peter Diedrich, one of the best
Golfer dam builders in the state.
has been engaged by the Wiscon-
sin-Minnesota Light and Pow
er Co, OF Eau Claire. to take
charge of the putting in of the
Golfer dam on the Chippewa riv-
er where the great dam is going
to be put in by the above com
pany.
WANTED-I want a good farm
of about so acres with stock,
crop and machinery in exchange
for a nice piece of good income
property. Give full particulars
in first letter. Vim B Hargrave $
Cudahy, Wis. ltd 1tw
TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs Dawn Fiske OF
Prairie De Sac and Mrs Y NJ
Prentice of Abbotsford are in
the city for a few bays visiting
with friends
Miss Selma Johnson spent
Sunday at wausau with friends
Miss Fern Slattery spent Sun.
day at her home at Sturgeon
Bay.
Miss Viola Dosle has returned
to Stevens Point where she
attends school after a visit ii
the city at the VIM Slattery
home.
Misses carrie and Vincent
Starr of Plainfield are guests o
friends
TAKE NoTICE-My son, Ray
Miller. OF the town of Grand r;
pids, is not authorized to pur
chase or secure any merchandis
of any kind on his mothers &c
count. Mrs. H. II. Miller, vii
not payany debts contracted b,
him. 3tw
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Krause enter
tanned at family one O'Clock Dime
on Sunday in honor of the 18th brit
5 day anniversary OF Mrs. David Lut
Sr. Covers were laid for eleven.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
Worn Out

The time comes when most everyone IS worn OUT
days service and earning power It
is perfectly natural for work late
in life and enjoy balance of his days peace and
comfort.
easy thing do if you only heed the advice,
given in numerous weekly bank ads, your
future comfort by saving while you earning. Then
we suggest invite you deposit those savings in the
Wood County National Bank
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS
Capital and Surplus S2OOOOOOO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28

Buy it in Grand Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-28
VANITY FAIR
DREW Biz CROWD

Vanity Fair, Thackery's great mas
terpiece, in which Mrs. Fisk played
the leading role of Becky Sharp drew
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

Mrs. William Allison visited Monday
with Moline relatives.
Claus d. Hanson Sr. left Thursday
for an extended visit at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Griffin at Coal
town.
Miss Minnie Schultz is visiting at
the home of her brother Rudolph
Schultz at Rock Island
George F. Holland was a Moline
business caller Monday.
Mrs. Ohn A Stipp and children.
Ford and Gloria. attended a farewell
surprise party and shower on her sis
ter. Mrs. George Hilton. given at the
home OF Mrs. Dan MaskeI at Water
town Tuesday.
The Misses Ruth Macpherson of
Rock Island and Miss Margaret Ger
hardt OF Carbon Clin. Gilbert Swenson
OF Moline and Vernon LARGER of Silvis
we're entertained at a supper at the
home of John Fahlstrom Sunday
Fred YOungberg OF Moline is quite
in at the home OF his sister. Mrs. Peter
Florin. at this place.
Mrs. Emmalina Harmed and son,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
Shaded area shows precipitation
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

Light snow In the lake region and
the St Lawrence valley has resulted
from a storm which is central over
New England. An area of high pres
sure and fair weather which overlies
the territory from Manitoba southeast
ward 60 the east gulf IS attended by
freezing weather as far southwark as
Missouri and Kentucky and tempera-
tures only slightly above zero are re-
ported from northern Michigan. a
storm % considerable intensity which
Is central over southeastern Idaho has
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

F-uuE fI1fs % GaIVa wiT occupy tlf
bose vacated bg Mr t-avso-
Morris Ta--Ifrs1u nftsrfef frT O.
rsraI 90 George Parker az ssel1aa
Friday
Wuam Miller and John Ssave o.
sae-rart were visitors here sst1f.
sa7
Eai1s Jaessou vac a Rock Island
eessers-- satgrEag
Peer rozrar Visited szntrT a.fh
rT.rztE ir Erraurr
Wss Olga prtrrsru Eas returned f7
Wa-r-rT-lr AFTER several weeks. ab-
sreer
Dewey Dasue-- % sBvis sseHt ths
sees end krrr
TEr Errrfsr rrsfa.rarf taF been
a1fl r1 charles ffaFwar. rosfess.ou
vu- n~ r.VTr r~tf uoafs
wr ara W-s Varrei rc,ish OF Errr
ffas f7es. were wreEsrt visitors
Hre Cearfrs Eerasn end family
ffrrrV Maynard and r.rr Nafsrt1a
vr-E. aErre ft~v vert as Er.eEafrF
s1 f.F riarrs. cc~tsrtf1r.
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uaarrHrrf
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serr arrr fa EreE tsfaEf Wrtrrs1aT
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wrsa- Tosns1e arf uaseer UeefrF
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tfss Morris wsGsaa vas tl Air11
FF.tsF r1 meet Per fsfs~r. usg Vas
reresfr errr frar Peoria tor "a Fis.F.
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eev te~e ve.ee aaF rrerrE.r tTEt
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tfrurr Weave tEs E11r fE EaF
.tFeters.c FF wafl ee "a farm
1fr ace yrs Morris Itsu gao H~-e
HIeta visitors u'etrestag
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.ral valley
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EessHssrE were visitors hers Fri1zT
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gaet vrrr treefg visitors Wearrs-
sa.
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f-r Hrr4gr at @Errfart usrr uees-
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william Nreas bas hat a pattern
made es rts eatrat cad v.f f1oa fiarr
BE taerettrs on gEr market
Cost NrtrrsGr Eel erraEicF ere
as-Ha-.F f-s f.Ie erection OF d --al Hrrra
Nfrs. georzs tawseu of cable vis-
.fst here FrltaF
wr arG Efrs Jake Ziemers and
se were Eses ts,aa1 visitors Wed
1-sfar
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wrs uIrteos fsffr-. Gco-zr taufrH.
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Wu.s Weo.~F cf cable spent Wed.
reafar ul.s rirrss here
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

The care OF children has become
such an important part OF the work
of the free schools administered by
the London County council that pro-
vision has been made for the medical
and dental treatment OF 1O6,676 child
rem for the period ending March 81
For the ensuing year. it is proposed
to provide for 123. .436 cases, to re
ceive treatment at % centers. IN
the past year s1S7.5O0.OOO was spent
on the medical and dental treatment
of children.