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Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate, Loans md Insurance.
UNFURNISHED.

UNFURN1SHED.
o001 Kalorama rd 12r. 1915 av NV,
2b. year..... 81. 500 90 12r. b 5000
2S5S 29th NV 81. .2b1b0 DOL 329 Mo M, BIO "a
1854 NV, lar. .2b 15o0 224 1st sw, Or. so
s446 0akwood ter. 1c0 7th ne. 5r.....1 II 50
Sr, ......... .125.0Gl 1865 sW.. II. IS
1aoi Belmont NV 81 1885 ci''el al nw4rs'0
FLATS.
20s Quincy st. n.e., rooms and bath. .10.0o
1885 Georgia ave. NV, rooms. s.........-. s.0o
COLORED.
1873 Church nw.6 so 416 Ridge NV. Ar. IL. 40
1903 11th NV, Tr.. .1s 90 305 sw. 4r. .l0. 50
21os NV. 5r. 1850 9 Baldwin's row NV.
$40 q av NV, 81. 1900 4r ............ 8. 40
4s NV. ..14.3s l22 Shows NV. br.. .7.ss
1217 25th NV, 5r. .1Z.sO
OFFICES.
Century bldg, 412-14 9th n.w........... .$12. 80
The Sterling, 1916 Calvert st.. rm in bsmt SIS 90
Century bldg. 412-14 5th NV. $1,000 to $:S 90
STORES.
1877 Pa av NV. 100 1925 " NV, store and
ants account) .1OOOO 1851 I'd nw......-
129-131-l38 Pa av 20024 h NV LOO
NV ........... 90 2422 18th NV. 40. 90
1421 2lh nw....- 115 81 NV. SIC. .6f. b. so 90
1729 Conn nv. 90 2043 L nvr. Is 90
73t 1th nw....... .60.eo 2l11 14th NV. 10
STABLES AND GARAGES.
114o Gov al NV 600 yriNo 5.r MorEn schl. 1o. 90
IL Sumner alley 80 6a
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL Be FUR
NIsHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas Fisher & Co., Inc,
73s 18th STREET NV
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FOR RENT
1906 9th NV, 11r. Sc so 459 Mo av NV 10r 81 so
Cos Y av NV, Or. IL. so IA 11th sw, Or. 10 so
46 Prospect ne, 4r.15-50 1914 I ne. 5r.. 90
1890 cath NV. 5r. .12.50 331 o sw. Or. 10 SO
414 Franklin Ar. 10 sol 10 Corcornn sne 5r g. 80
2008 Col ter nv, 50 8 Brainard NV. or $50
1928 Clicks nj NV 4r7 90 1243 Half sw 4r. 90
7i3 Pleas al sw,4r.6.50 1923 18th ne, 4r. 80
1928 1st sw, Ar. 90 X 1119 NJ nv NV, ,3r6. so
APARTMENTS.
% L NV, Ar. :. 1890 42s Franklin NV, 4r 10. 90
GARAGE.
Rear 1927 Q st. NV. 3-story. elevator. 30 90
A. s. CAYWOOD, 915 n. Y. ave. NV.
Tel Franklin $500 2Os
6ss Pa ay NV, bid. go. .O0 4O8 18Th NV, 3dn 20 90
1924 NV, 10r. Oh. 5000 S31 7th sw, sto rs. 30
2120 18th nw,9r, b. A. so B32 II sw. sto, DIV so
1341 Wis av, sto. ~. 341 Mclean sw.6 BIZ. so
200 Ky av se.st,dw35.50 912 ne. 7r, b. 1880
53s 1st Sc. 4r.b.d .25.50 l29 Schott's al 80
429 7tn sw, store. &. so
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc. 7O4 18th NV. Main 435.
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FOR RENT-FURSISHED-A VERY DESIRA-
bic three-story and basement residence Mass.
ave. near Dupont Circle; containing rooms and
baths house in excellent condition: rent 81 900
per annum. For permit to inspect apply to
FITCH. FOX & BROWN 133S ST
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[FINE LARGE FRONT OFFICES FOR RENT
overlooking Treasury and White House: choicest
location in Washington: electric light and steam
heat included. Apply B. F. JOHNSON, INC.
7O3 18th st. NV.
PART OF SUITE 40 WASH. LOAN AND
Trust bldg: single adjoining rooms. 23s
LARGE OFFICE ROOM, Sec
ond floor. 1886 N. Y. ave-, James
NJ. Green. 22*
ONE-HALF LARGE sunny OFFICE ROOM
at 1419 st. NV. Call to 10. or phone Main
1918. 22s
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14ls-15 G STREET NV.
Two entire floors. rooms each. Just vacated
by the government. Also single Offices or two or
three en- suite; electric light, heat, elevator and
tanitor service. Rents reasonable.
&c. K. CAMPBELL. 14l3 G ct. NV.
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FUR KENT LIST OF
BELT. O'BRIEN & co. unc.).
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephone Franklin 53s5.
COLORED.
GIT n av nw.5r. $50 6l3 Il ay nv, ,5r. . 80
FLATS-WHITE.
SO Todd ne. End f.. 8 rooms and bath II 80
FLATS-COLORED.
1919 X NV, N. 1880 1649 NV. 81. 90. LOO
1853 18th NV, 3r. .l25Gi
STORES.
BELT. o'BRIEN CO. Inc.).
1909 ST. NV
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IN NORTHWEsT. two furnished rooms for
| lhk. by two girls. Address Boz 20+H, Star
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

! SELL, AUToMoBILEs BY AUCTION EVERY
Saturday IL noon. A quick and satisfactory
method Inquire for special rates at ''WESCH
LER'S," go Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

TEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS. FURNACE;
above o, near 14th. $So.60. Phone oslcmeia
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DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES,
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc.)
S17 18th st. NV. 90
I'VE HAVE THE BEST IN EVERY SECTION. y
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 1915 II st. NV
Phones. Main 1886 and Main 1897
CHEVY CHASE, ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM
nished, including silver and linen: immediate
possession: four to six months lease; rent. s125
WALTER A. BROWN. e4 14th NV. NJ 1858.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
S20.0O-93S ST. NV.
So. .00-N.E. cor. Bird and NV.
$25. .00-200 Elm st. NV.
SIS. 5.O0-2l21 G st. NV.
$50. .0o-629 Az st. s.w.
50.OO-3236 and 323S NJ NV.
WM. p. NORM0YLE, so st. NV.
2422 EIGHTEENTH ST. NV.
Roomy store in business section Of
Washington Heights.
For rental apply to
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. NC.
7SS 18th st.
e1so PA. AVE. N.w.-sToRE AND GARAGE
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. 100 11th st. nv.
: STORES.
Southeast corner 9Th and SITS. 500
II. NV. Ieoseas
u. n.W
l742 14th st. NV, rooms, BATH store. 62.SO
1915 25th st. nv store and dwelling-... .D.O
5l2 10Th St pw basement ........ 1900
oO1 Az st sw store re....... 1l.O0
4l4 O st. NV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1O.25
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
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LONDON. Oct 19.-A resume of Field Marshal Haig of the operations of the American troops fighting on the British front, given out tonight says;
 "In the last three weeks, the 27th and 30th divisions or the second Amer ican corps. operating with the fourth British army. have taken part with great gallantry and success in three major offensive operations, besides be- ing engaged in a number of lesser at- tacks. In the course of this fighting they displayed soldierly qualities of high order and have materially as- sisted in the success of our attacks.
 Having fought with the utmost dash and bravery in the great attack Of September 29 in which the Hind enburg line was broken. and having on this occasion captured the villages of BellicouTt and Nauroy with a large number of prisoners. on October Sth. the troops of the Second American army corps again attacked in the ne'ohborhOOd Of Montbrehain.
 Tn three days of successful fight ing they completed an advance cf ten miles from Montbrehain to St. Soup let. overcoming determined resistance and capturing several strongly defend ed villages and works. Throughout the last three days the two American divisions have again attacked daily and on each occasion with complete success. though the enemy's resist ance was most obstinate.
 Fighting their way forward from St. Souplet to the high ground west of the Sambre canal they have broken the enemy's resistance at all points. beating off many counter attacks and realizing an advance of nearly five miles. Over 5000 prisoners and many guns have been taken by the two American divisions in these several operations"
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GENERAL RAIG
 MAKES REPORTS
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 LONDON. Oct. 10.-The British and American forces in the region of Le Cateau, have successfully continued their advance, says Field Marshal Haig in his communication tonight. South east of Le Cateau they have pene- trated to the high ground west of Can tillon and also have reached the west bank of the Sambre and Disc canal
 The statement reads:
 "In the operations in the past three days, in this sector. the troops of Gen eral RawlinsOn's fourth army have completed an advance of from five to eight miles, across difficult country. which the enemy defended with tena- city.
 Having driven the enemy on the first day from strong positions held by him on the right banks of the Selle river, by a determined and persistent fighting. they have successfully clear ed the whole of the fighting ground east of the river line. capturing many villages, together with more than 5000 prisoners.
 "The enemy has commenced to with draw north of the Cambrai road. Saul zeir has been occupied by our troops and progress has been made toward Domain from the south.
 North of the Sensee canal our troops already have entered Domain and reached the villages of Escadin and Semain.
 During the past ten days the troops of this division which have been con, tinuously in the line for a long pc riod and on a wide front have main tained unceasing pressure on the en- emy and by their energy and activity their pursuit has already harassed his retreat
 "In the course of their advance of more than eighteen miles they have captured several hundred prisoners and taken the town of Douai be- sides many villages.
 Further north our troops are stead fly continuing their advance. They have reached the general line of Or chies. Cobrieux. Bourghelles and Tenn pleuve and southeast of Roubaix. the village of Nechin."
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GERMAN ARMY
 MAKING WESTERLY
 RETREAT IN WEST
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of the Grand Pre- wood land still con- taining Germans was cleaned up by nightfall.
 The accomplishments of the all American bombing raid over the Ger man lines were much talked about all along the American front today, vari- ous observers reporting what they saw on Friday afternoon.
 One observer on a hill within the American lines south of BayOnville. unaware of the fact that American bombers were at work. reported to his headquarters that it appeared to him that Bayonville and various other towns had been destroyed by terrific explosions of unknown origin.
 Another observer saw great clouds of smoke arise in such a volume that he thought the Germans were putting over a smoke barrage and telephOned his headquarters to this effect. Head quarters informed the observer that the explosions probably were due to American bombers and asked him to count the Americans returning home ward bound.
 Afterwards the observer said he had counted about 140 machines passing within the American lines after se- ries of combats in which the Amer jeans were victors in every case.
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lify state laws of the kind above in- dicated
 Rights or immunities created by or dependent upon the constitution of the United States can be protected by congress. The form and manner of this protection may De such as con gress shall provide
 "Section 2 of Article ", unlike See tion 9 of the same article, needed no legislation by congress to define it.
 The privilege and immunities re- ferred to in Section 2 are words of very comprehensive meaning and in cluded in them is the right of a citi- zen of one state to pass into another state of the Union for the purpose of enjoying any lawful commerce. trade or business without molestation.
 "This section also gives citizens the right of free ingress into other states, and egress from them, and insures to them in other states the same freedom possessed by the citizens of those states in the acquisition of and en- joyment of property and in the pur- suit of happiness.
 As to Count {.
 'sThe right of citizens referred to in the fourth count of the indictment is, we maintain, based upon not only Ar ticle ". Section 2, of the cOnstitu- ton, but upon Article I, Section 8 of the constitution and also grows out of the provisions of the selective draft act of May IS, 1917, imposing up- on citizens the duty of registering at their home when wanted. The argu- ment will be that these duties imply the corresponding power of protection to the registered citizens and that trespass upon them such as is alleged in the fourth count of the indictment is a violation of Section 19 of the penal code of 1910 within the authori- ties above quoted.
 WILLIAM c. FITS, Special assistant to the attorney gen. eral. TNF
 THOMAS A. FLYNN,
 United States Attorney"
 The demurrers are made on the ground of insufficiency
 Ellinwood & Ross, the Bisbee at -orneys. will represent the defendants The indictments are against 25 per sons of Cochise county, resident in
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 PARIS, Oct. 19.-The French armies all along the front have been success ful in their eOmbats with the Ger mans, making advances at numerous points and at others warding off viO- lent counter attacks. says the official communication issued tonight. In Champagne the French have reached the Funding line. attacked it and cap tured St. GermainmOnt. Seven hun dred prisoners were taken.
 Between Sissone and Chateau POr- cien the fight has not been less spir- tied. Local attacks brought us ap- preciable progress. We have reached the road from Sissone to La Selve and have carried several fortified works
 More to the east we hold Bethan- court, Espagne. Tinain and Compiers. Between these villages and Nizy Ie Comte and west of Chateau Porcien our troops also came into contact with the Hunding iline Our troops at- tackled after a short artillery prepara- tion and took Germainmont. Seven hundred prisoners were taken in the course of this fighting.
 "In the region of Vouziers the bat tie continued the whole day with ex- treme stubbornness. On the heights east of the Aisne we have taken after a hard struggle the Macquart farm and Hill No. 193, east of Vandy More to the south we captured the village of Chestres. and went far beyond this village. We took more than 400 pris- oners and captured ten cannon and some machine guns"
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GAMES ARE POSTPONED

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 NEW YORK, Oct. 19-A number of scheduled football games were post poned or cancelled today because of influenza.
 Carnegie Tech at Pittsburg in can ceiling today's game with Bucknell. an- nounoed that no more games would be played this season.
 Among other games called off today were:
 Brown against Vermont at Provi- dence, R. l.; Colby against Bates at Waterville, Maine, and Williams against Union at Williamstown. Mass.
 At Cleveland: Cleveland Naval Re- serves. 20: Western Reserve. 6.
 At Easton, Pa: Ursinus. o; Lafay- cite. 37.
 At Hanover. N. H: Dartmouth. 20; Norwich. O.
 At Minneapolis: Minnesota. 30: Soldiers from Mechanics school. O.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
ATTORNEYS FOR THE GOVERNMENT FILE
 VIEW OF LAW
JUDGE AND OFFICIALS ARRIVE IN TUCSON FOR HEARING OF DE- MURRERs ON MoNDAY-PoINTs TO BE ARGUED LISTED

TUCSON, Oct. 19.-Judge William w Morrow, who is to hear the de- murrers to the Bisbee deportation in- dictments on Monday returned by the federal grand jury in the United States district court. arrived in Tue son this morning from San Francisco. He was accompanied by his wife. They are guests at the Santa Rita hotel
 United States Attorney Flynn was in consultation with William c. Fitts of Washington. D. C., special assistant to the attorney general, at the fed eral building this morning. They filed with the clerk of the court a state ment of points to be argued by the government, as follows:
 As to Counts i, and 3.
 Article ", Section 2. of the con stitution of the United States secures to citizens the right to remain in any state immune from any but lawful CO., ercion in the matter of their move ments. and from interference with their sojourn involving unlawful de- portation to other states. If the fed eral government is supreme in its sphere, as it is and must be, these rights exist and their protection can not be sought only in state authority.
 While acts of individuals interfer- ing with such rights are not punish able under any act of congress. Sec tion 19 of the criminal code reaches combinations of persons who put an unlawful interference upon the eXer- else of these rights, and thus supple ments the power of the courts to null
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INDICATIONS POINT TO MISREPRESENTATION
 OF FOURTH LOAN

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 were expecting to roll up big over subscriptions.
 Large subscribers included: Texas company and Northern Pacific Rail- way company, S2,OO0.OOO each: Mrs Anna NJ. Hardness, S1,10000O. and subscriptions of s1,0OO,0OO each by Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail road company, F. II. Gray, Henry c. Prick. Prairie Oil and Gas Company and William Rockefeller.
 DENVER, Colo, Oct. 19.-Claiming to be the first state in the tenth fed eral reserve banking district to con- plete it's quota, Colorado Liberty loan officials this afternoon wired Kansas City, district headquarters, that on the face of official returns from the banks of the state, the total subscrip- tions in Colorado had passed the mini mum quota mark of S37,47S,550. The statement was also made that when all returns are in the states pledges will be in excess of s4O,OOO,OOO.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Chicago com pleted it's quota of s252. 2.9OO,OOO of the fourth Liberty loan early tonight and began to pile up an over-subscription expected to run into millions. The re- mainder of the district had already completed its quota.
 At o'clock tonight the subscrip- tions in Chicago were estimated at dis trict headquarters at S255, 900, 900 dis tributed among 1O0O,OO0 subscribers. The total number of subscribers in the district was estimated at 3.935, 900 against 3,000,000 in the third loan.
 DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 19-'The eleventh federal district has over-sub-
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MAKE GOOD SHOWING

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 PHOENIX. Ariz., Oct 19-Phoenix volunteers for the motor transport corps today established field head quarters on a big army truck in this city and led what seemed at first to be a forlorn hope. They succeeded in putting this city in the list of the over-subscribed. They carried their batteries into the cotton fields in the suburbs of the city and all told cap tured 1S9 individual subscribers. net ting a total of S27 .250
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BELGIAN FLAG
sUPLANTs GERMAN
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 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.-German sentries along the Dutch Belgian iron tier left this morning. accopding to the Telegraaf. The electrified barrier along the frontier was also removed and the German flag pulled down. This was replaced two hours later by the Belgian flag amid the loud cheers of the peasants along both sides of the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
FIXES PRICE OF WHEAT
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WASHINGTON. Oct. is.-President Wilson will be urged to fix a minimum price of S2.46 bushel for No. 1 North ern wheat or it's equivalent. Chicago delivery. by representatives of the National Wheat Growers association at a conference Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20

Bisbee and Douglas. Former Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler heads the list Two have not been arrested and are in France They are Major John C. Greenway and W. II. Brophy
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Gasless Sundays make Monday mornings paper less ghastly.-Kansas City Star.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.-The Ger man reply to President Wilson will be conciliatory. but will give the allies to understand that Germany is not ready to bow to a peace that will de- stroy her future. according to the Co., logne Gazette. Germany. the news paper says. is ready for a peace of right. but not for a peace of might.
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scribed it's S126,OOOO0O quota of the fourth Liberty loan by several hundred thousand dollars" J. w. Hoopes. dep uty governor of the Dallas reserve bank announced tonight.
 GLOBE, Ariz., Oct. 19-Gila county subscribed approximately s2.25O.OOO to the fourth Liberty loan fund. accord ing to a report issued by Chairman Todd of the Gila committee this even ing Mir. Todd stated that this amount would be increased when the outlying precincts were heard from. Gila coun- tvs quota was 1922, ,O0O. Every precinct in Gila county over-subscribed it's original quota. Roosevelt dam With a quota of S50O0 reported tonight with $25, ,00O; Globes quota was S46O coo. to- nights report shows over S9O0 900; Miami raised SS6S,S50 on a quota of S2S2,0 900. Chairman Todd staated to- night that reports from Arizona coun- ties indicate that Gila county will have the best showing in the entire state.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct. 19.- With a quota of SS44. 300, Bernalillo county, of which Albuquerque is the center. sold a total of $l.O0O $50 in fourth Liberty bonds in a campaign ending at o'clock tonight. The total population of the county is less than 25,000 people. Santa Fe railway em- ployes here subscribed to S1S6.OOO of the total amount subscribed in this county. It is expected that the final totals will show even a larger figure than the total available tonight. many subscriptions in outside precincts re- maining unreported at the closing lour tonight.
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 19.-The dis patch of Germany's reply to President Wilson has been delayed, owing to a difference of opinion which occurred at the eleventh hour, according to dispatch received here from Berlin. It is said that Germany will make a very conciliatory offer, regarding the suspension of submarine warfare and will probably recall conditionally all submarines.
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PRESIDENT WILSON TURNS DOWN DUAL
 MONARCHY'S PLEA

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DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 19.-"The eleventh federal district has over-sub-
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
SKILLET CREEK

2 The next meeting of the Red Cross
will be held at the home of Mrs! Dora
7Cowles A. good attendance is desired
and looked for next Wednesday. 8otl
A. letter received Monday from Bud
Cahoon at Tacoma, Wash, says he is
fine and likes camp life. He has had
one shot in the arm, and doesn't get
much time to write. His cousin Wells,
SON of Lee Cahoon, is with him. Buds
address is Co. ct, s7th Bat, 166th De
pot Brigade, Camp Lewis, Wash. IL
|. !. The George Carpenter family has
been entertaining relatives from Kan
sas City, Mo. ''@7 S'.H 80
Mrs. Leroy Case has had to give up
the. Red Cross work on account OF
heart trouble SID - -,
The last meeting of the Junior Red
Gross was held with Edna and Cecilia
zarltow. The next meeting will be. with
; Josephine Bassett next week. :, -. go
Mrs. Eben Toole and family spent
a week at .Cozy Cottage. Her mother
Mrs. Turyille, came. up from Madison
@theklast of. the week and accompanied
them to Madison psA $50
eo'Mfs.. Walter Pieree entettained the
Helpers thioh Of the Advent church
one day last week.
Mrs. Fanny Hill and sons Glen and
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
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/. Mra and Mrs. Irwin Waterbury Of
,Baraboo' were sumpter Visitors. last
week. >'2N1'7s1 l''''' ~ 1'(~ '' .<r',c -
Mr.! and Mrs. or VIM Hill have re-
turned u their home in Serena after
visiting p their son-fn1aw and daigh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Ben. .cPelton' and
other Relatives here and III Baraboo.. y.
! sThe5 @Hustiers' Club met with Mrs
MabTg Watkins last Thursday. 20 The
next meeting win obe in 7 two weeks
from that day with Mrs. Lillian Kind;
schi. 50 81 '~.>'.''o/' 7's'
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. stoddarrtd and
daug glitter Miss Cecil and son Lyle of
Prairie du Sac called at the home Of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
D. King on Friday, They said that
their son Ralph had enlisted as &. 2
truck driver and that he started that
nlorning. for Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Although not old enough to reg
lister, he said he felt it was his duty
and the duty Of every able bodied
young man to enlist. ...uh ..te z.a
Nearly all the. farmers are busy hay
ing. A few have their hay all in, :,
Eldon Poets, who was married a, few
months ago, will Leave with the: boys
the Is to go into training. ..,....r..... It.,