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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Wanted-Everyone to know that the
services Of the visiting nurse employed
by the Visiting Nurses Association are
to be had at what TENTS are able
and willing to pay. or without pay
by those in straitened circumstances.
Telephone Clara Britt. = South Fourth
ctreet. Phone S85.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
WANTED

Wanted-For cash, cheap residence
property. Box 262 city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
For SaIe-Furniture for six room
modern house at a bargain. Write NJ
care of, r. -lR.

For SaIe-seed corn.--George Mole
of Lamoille, representative for the
Blair, Harper & CO., of Ames. Iowa.
plant breeders and dealers in idenu-
fled seeds, will display his samples OF
seed corn and other varieties of SEED
grains, grass seeds an a general line
of seed at the West End feed barns
located at % West state street. Mar
shutdown, Iowa, on the following uate'
Saturday, Jan. &c, 1918. Anyone IN
need of anything in this line 1t Will
pay them to investigate.
For Saie-Post office, cabinet. $50
call and 40 lock boxes. Lock box "A. Lee
Grand, Iowa.
For SaIe-At my home two miles
west of court house. Stewart range. re-
frigerator, library table, dining room
chairs, dresser buffet and other house
hold furniture All furniture practically
new. Mrs. w. ]. Arson. Phone yellow
1898, ring ..
FOR ALE-AUToMoeiLE
For SaIe-Ford. in good shape: call
at Hawkeye Machine Company garage.
1--WE STOCK. HoesEs. ETC.
For saIe-stralght Scotch shorthorn
bull, years old. NJ. w. McKibben.
Rural No. /.
For saIe-Registered Angus bulls. r.
c. Damien. Marshalltown. route 8.
For sate-Male hog. year old in
spring. ]. II. Brown, route s.
For saIe-Having quit farming we
have decided to sell the balance Of our
farming stock, horses and mares
from four to nine years old, weighing
from 1900 pounds to LOO pounds,
Some mares in f0al to registered horse,
also two dozen Plymouth rock chick
ems, three cows, coming fresh; some
farm machinery, one Mccormick
manure spreader. nearly new. This
stock is in good shape and must be
sold at once regardless of what it is
WORTH Apply Irvine Bros, in care OF
Chicago Hotel.
For >saIe-Pure bred Poland China
male hog. weight 325 pounds: and
White Pekin brakes C. III. Phillip
phone 3 on 30, r. r. No. 4.
For SaIe-lOO head good feeding
shoates. Plumb Bros, Marshalltown,
Iowa.
For SaIe-W-ll sacrifice for quick sale
span of young mares. weight $500
pounds, both in foal, chunky built;
span Of young geldings, weight 24oo
pounds chunky built, both work single,
one all-around mare, weight 1851
pounds In foal. works any place; all
are right off farm and In fine shape.
Bargain If taken at once. Lady owner.
Residence, 2O3 East Church street.
For SaIe-Full blood Chester White
gifts, bred for March and April farrow.
G. c. Ogier three miles south court
house on Center street. D.,
For SaIe-Pure bred Hampshire
gifts. narrowed in May and June. Bred
to farrow first part OF May, cholera
immune. r. L. Pemberton, LeGrano
Iowa
POULTRY
For saIe-Light Brahma cockerels
ana nenS dlSO u lew IiSiiou'' '>N'
cockerels and pullets. Address or telc-
phone. Mrs. +. D. Dennis. Albion. Iowa.
For Sale-Pure bred Rose Comb Reds
and White .Pekin ducks. Pens or sin :
gle birds. Phone on 90. Mrs. J. r
Iorensen, Route 5, Marshalltown, Iowa
For SaIe-Plymouth Rock cockerels
These are good birds, fine stock ana
we'll barred G. Bratteig. route 4. Mar
shalltown. Phone 6l6 on BIB.
For Sale-One pen single comb Red
uooJ roca coy,,b Pod cockprelS. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

For SaIe-At my home, two miles
west of court house. Stewart range. re-
frigerator, library table dining room
chairs, dresser, buffet and other house
hold furniture All furniture practically
new. Mrs. w. ]. Arson. Phone yellow
1898, ring ..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Wanted-Rug weaving and cleaning.
rag rugs a specially. Marshalltown
Rug Works. III East State street.
Phone red 400.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
TO RENT

To Rsnt-Four-room apartment %
south side. So: also nve-room house
on south side. SO. Elmer Collins, i0Sh
West Linn street. phone green 1907.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
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MINNESOTA LANDS.

For Sals-Buy good farm In the
beautiful and rich Red River valley.
Minnesota, near Crookston. from own
err while cheap. Dr. c. w. Gillin, SIS
F. l.. & T. building Sioux City, Iowa.
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tcontlnued .n PAGE sevsn.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

For Saie-Post office cabinet. lSo
call and 40 lock boxes. Lock box "A. Le-
Grand. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

To RentZFive- room house. 100
North Eighth avenue. NJ. M. OBryon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Wanted-Ashes and rubbish to haul
Phone red 1912.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
HELP WANTED-;dALE.

Wanted-A man experienced in firing
and one who understands the manag-
ing of a steam heating boiler. Man
who has other such jobs around town
preferred. Apply Levin Dry Goods
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

To Rent-Rooms over l20 East Main
street. Apply ScharfenberIs market
or phone yellow 1853.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Observation-Disclosures and Sood coffee
and tea salesman. Guaranteed salary.
Call after 4 o'clock. Jewel Tea Com
pany, Inc, 81 South Center street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Wanted-Several live boys who wish
to earn money. See jefferson at TIL
bune news stand First avenue and
Main any afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23

Wanted-Railway maii- clerks. SIS
month. Sample examination questions
free Franklin Institute department III
L, Rochester, n. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-23
POULTRY

For SaIe-Plymouth Rock cockerels.
These are good birds, fine stock ana
we'll barred. G. Bratteig. route L. Mar
shalltown. Phone GIG on BIB.
For Sale-One pen single comb Red.
also good rose comb Red cockerels. L.
Oxenfeld. 2l2 West South street, Mar
shalltown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
NINE JURORS ACCEPTED
IN VICTOR BERGER'S CASE
forfeiture 'of Bonds Is Threatened by
JUICE hnndis Hccnu1e Principals
Were I.ayc.

the twelve jurors WHO viii try Rnnrc.
sentative elect Victor Berger and four
other leaders Of tho Socialist par;v.
charged with violation OF the espiona e.
act were definitely accepted to-day In
FEDERAL court. When court adjourned
three moro Ncniromcn were under OK
be completed tomorrow.
Judge kenesaw Mountain lands
cNidentIS Is determined not TO permit
Delay. The defendants were tardy TO-
day end the judge threatened for
tenure OF bonds If ii happened again.
Il hope II will not be necessary for
me TO have 10 forfeit the bonds OF any
OF these defendants" he said, but
nave way OF proceeding 10 avoid loss;
OF time. and may decide to uso il.
Seymour Stedman and other attor-
neyS for the defense continued 10 nues
ton Vcnircmen along the lines of right
OF Tree speech in war time Every
EFFORT has been made 10 obtain Jurors
oeherinS in free speech. with an en-
phaSis on the idea that Congress ex
ceeded it's powers IN passing the cs-
1ionaec act.
In addition to Berger ana the other
defendants. I. Louis Engdahi. Rev.
irwin: st: John Tucker, Adoiph Gromcr
and William l.. Erusc. a nl;mber of
prominent Socialists. were interested
spectators iii court to-day. They in :
GUIDED ex-senator Pettigrcw. OF Sou tn
DAKOTA, under indictment of a charge
or espionage act violation.
II also was ladies day" Mrs. Meta
scrser was present with Mrs. Sted-
man. Mrs. Kruse and Mrs. Ella Reeves
Bioor. who was Socialist candidate for
acknowledgements of New York a ;
the last election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
WHERE THERE'S SHORTAGE
Labor Department. Publishes IT,.
Where Employment In TO lie -,
FOunIl

WASHINGTON, December 10-In linz
with the efforts of the Department of
Labor TO do everything possible to
assist in finding employment for men
war contracts and rehabilitation OF
the army, Secretary Wilson to-day an
nounccd list OF cities where a short
age of labor is reported.
They are Birmingham, Ala; Derby,
Conn; Atsr!den. Conn: New Britain.
Conn; New London. Conn., Pensacola,
Fla: Atlanta. Ga: Savannah ia
south Bend. Ind; Louisville, Ky; Bal
timore. Md; Boston. Mass; Elizabeth.
\. j: Raleigh, y. C.: Wilmington. X
G.; Youngstown. Ohio; harrisburg
Pa; philadelphia. Pa; Pittsburgh.
Memphis, Tenn: Lynchburg. Va; Nor
folk. Va: Seattle. Wash; Charleston
VI. Va, and Wheeling, " Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11

civilian clothes, as do the members OF
his suite. The encourage has been re-
ducea in itIEibcr to eighteen for him
self and the former Empress.
The family life Of the erstwhile
royal pair appears to flow as evenly as
that of any middle-aEed couple who
might he enjoying q quiet country holi-
day. They dine with their host, Count
Won Bcntinck, being often joined at
the meal by the counts brother a
nohleman residing In a neiehborin.
castle. and spend much of their time
together stroll:nG through the castle
grounds.
Friday Herr Hohenzollcrn went for
walk into the country, while his
wife explored tho ncighboring markc.
town of Wageningcn. Saturday the
cS-Empcror visited Zuylestcin, a
Bentincli family property. where he
INDUCED in tree cutting for the sake
OF exercise
The quiet OF the village here is oc-
caSionally startled by wild runors of
plots upon the former Emperor's life.
but the suspicious person found Turk
inE about tho castle" generally turns
out 20 he Il harmless newspaper man
In search Of copy. Another rumor. or
which no confirmation can be had is
that Herr Hohenzollern has bought a
villa in the neiEhborhood.
The entrance TO the castle is strictly
guarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
CHEAT HRITAIN OWES
AMERICA MANY NIIIInNS

LONDON. December 1O.-"England
sent America 100000. 900 OF bullion.
SAID Colonel Winston Churchill. Min.
lister 1s.er OF Munitions, in ii speech at
f Damaee to-day America has taken
British securities That is a serious
burden for the future"
colonel Churchill! declared the ma :
t!onaii1atton of the railroads was al :
ready accomplished.
EVEN before America entered the
var know we could not he victorious
beaten. fought the ccnsors 10 tell
'h,s to the German people"
>, Mn Nimiiian Harden is thus quoted by
-, - irecnwall. rcsDondcnt or the
i;ohoon Daily ENprcss. who Is in Der
I'm ana interviewed the famous rad.
OK president Wilson's fourteen points
'e;, and more favorable terms
Whiie generating the cy-E,isor
from Personal blame in starting fha
Mhr' iarden was emphatic in arraign-
ing me German and Austrian govern
mems Of 1915: The Serbians are not
"Ferdinand's assas sination ' Ma.
staged under the eyes OF the Austria n
secret police on Austrian soil with
Ausirians disguised as Serbs az chief
a a,n,.s. Although the German Foreign
Gilce denied 1t knew the contents Of
me! austrian ultimatum TO Serbia, il
hneW All that was essential"
Harden contended that IL The aI,ios
Toncludo peace based upon the arm
aStiSe terms then Germany is ruined -
without Alsacc-Lorrainc and Siln-
s.a, germany viii never be an indus
i1itnl country. he said. Loss OF the
,~n, raine iron fields would be disas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
EFFICIENCY OF NAVY
SUBJECT OF REPORT
Adaptabity of Men Warrants the Oft-Made Statement
That They Can Do Anything, Anywhere
and at Any Time Says Admiral.

to man 1.Soo vessels instead OF i7e. is
described in tho annual repor, OF Rear
Admiral Leigh c. Palmer. chief of the
day. Every one of the ships in COM
mission. from battlcships to cargo car
riIers, Admiral Palmer SAYS has COM
with eScess personnel 10 provide for
training new drafts. The navy also
provided armed guard and radio crews
service.
The great task now. in the opinion
Of Admiral Palmer, who recently was
mand Of 90 6naattleship, will lie in FUR
nishinE 10000 officers and men for
the Shipping Boards merchant fleet.
December. 1919. To accomplish this
tho permanent training facilities have
been expanded SO as to accommodate
the Great Lakes station with ca
nncity Of $1,000. Newport and HAMPTON
Roads. 25,o0o each. and Pelham Bay.
used as floating. schools, each being
assigned a certain number oc men 10
be taught tho rudimcnts Of seananship.
AID fourteen institutions are conduct
OF officers.
Notwithstanding the enormous cx-
pansirn of the. personnel" the report
says, the various units of the navy
have reached "A higher state OF battle
efficiency than ever before"
every State in the Union contributed
10 the growth OF the navy. such States
as Montana and Nevada each sending
2o3 descrtions during the year. bu; the
percentage of dcscrtions dropped from
~. $4,000 OF tho $4,000 men in tho
navy arc native born. and $4,000 are
na;uraiizcd citizens. New York alone
furnished - per cent of the native
born
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
BRITISH TROOPS REsTonE:
ORDER AZ COLOGNE

by hss0cia ted Press
COLOGNE. December io--Ordcr h,e
been re- established In Cologne rs ths
r enuit or OF the nni,, arrival of an advance
nnxe,y ' In the S si,y Of can ,hs ksensst
tena.vc riots and pillaying on the part
Q, m9os of the lower classes. viii
attendant an, n,an, nloodshed when the turbui-
sun.zed guards OF responsible citizens
armed with rifles and machine guns.
me disorders began Wednesday
nav, m,sm' adter me withdrawal of the Ger
.!nued INC next night in various QUAR-.
.crs on large scale. Much daInane
Uas cone 20 property. and large
quantity OF goods was stolen IRON
according to Burgomaster Adenauer.
tlo rising was due 10 the inability
@. 'he poor to obtain food and cloth
ing; owing TO the scarcity of these
ncceski'ics. He thought there was lit
!le reason TO doubt. however, that the
fr reegbPIrS also $50, %as due in par, to the
among the populace that IL was need
less 70 work any longer.
MN me removal OF the restraint
man troops IN. ovcrwrought nerves OF
inc people seemed to have given way.
aau they went out TO take torcibiy
wat they were una BILE TO bur.
Thc regular police were unable to
handle the situation and 3,oDO citizens
were called and armed by the hurgo-
master to maintain order. 4 fight be /.
tween the rioters and this civic guard
Iiesuited IN several of the rioters beng
Killed. The burgomaster, finding tina;
ne conuitons continued TO be grave.
s snen applied TO the srmis,ice commits
sion 20 hasten The allied occupation
The troubles ceased with the an.
DeaEance or the troops yesterday. To-
Gay Gordon OF British forces was
{fhlro"n out from the city along the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11

arrest OF the executive committee OF
the soldiers and workmcn's council oc-
Cured to-day when the Hotel Bristol,
one OF the more fashionable places on
lntcr 0cn Linden. was raided by order
OF the Ebcrt-iapsc cabinet.
All exits Of the hotel were guarded
by troops and the premises were
searched on the strength OF rumors
that plotters were concealed there n
ore or the large apartments the raiders
found twenty-five men suspected with
completely In Fridays raid Amonc:
them we're Baron Rheinbaben, former
younger Prince Hohenlohe The entire
party is under detention. Three hum
dred guns which were found in an al :
Matmschka' one Of III those ss'@ siIarc S0u nj
naVe been involved in Fridays disor-
derS. has not Vet been arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
TELLS OF WASTE LAND
IN SOUTHERN TERRITORY
Governor boyle. OF Nevada, Tell. Com
mcrcini Congress More Western
Spirit Is Needed.
IBy Associated Prcss


Spirit Is Needed.
IBy Associated rrcss.l
BALTIMORE. MD. December 10. -
i'eFclopment uf trade with tho Latin =
american countries and tho improve
nent end further construction or in
In the discussions Of after-the- war
problems and reconstruction by Gov
crnors Of Western and Southern states
ana Mayors OF scaboar4 cities before
Commercial Congress to-day.
AT the session OF the House OF Gov
errors tonight. Governor Emmett
Boyle, of Nevada, declared that IF the
the land between Baltimore and New
orieans could not be duplicated in any
other territory in the country" Gov
ernor Boyle told how the burren. aria
and unused lands in tho West had in
recent years been converted Into fer
tile and productive territory and point
ed out to the Southerncrs the oDpor-
tun!t!eS presented for similar work
throughout the South and Southwest
:. Governor richard l. Manning. OF
now ripe in the South to realize our
responsibilities and solve the great
questions that confront us. We have
made rapid strides during the progress
advance. Sut the stamp OF illiteracy
stands against US. 1t is IL sin nnd =
shame. 1t has blocked our progress
materially. We must remedy the unJ
aovancemcnt We. must seek Il better
system OF education, ad-building and
other Things that tend TO uDl!ft tho
south; the states cannot carry on
an Shucational program successfully.
let the G3Ternment intercedc Even az
a loss, Fedora! control or education
would do wonders to assist the South
III us Widc program or Development"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
Try Associated prnssl

WASHINGTON. December 1o.-In a
S msGn hhSport to Secretary Daniels
Mayo, ommander-in-chief of the Al
lantic Fleet, said the adaptability and
efficiency OF the men Of the navy. In
SO apparent during tho war rs TO fully
warrant the oft-made statement that
they can do anything, anywhere and
at any time"
This large body Of men as a whole"
said the report. which dealt with
United States naval activities in Eu-
rope. have so conducted thei>selvcs as
OF the citizens in whose country they
found themselves and whose guests
they are in some measure. 1t is be-
licved that it may. be said that men
on duty in Europe, far away from home
ties and influences, will return to their
own country unharmed by the temp
tivos and friends may have feared
referring to the cooperation be-
tween the American and British naval
forces. Admiral Mayo said this was
cases as 20 amount TO practical con-
solidation. However. he added, that ii
is Is pleasing 70 note that our own naval
preserve their individuality Of organ
ization .; and administration, and, rs far
healthy and friendly rivalry between
them and their. British associates has
resulted in much good to the personnel
of both services"
Delays and mistakes in tho shipment
OF aviation material was tho most seri-
Gus fault Admiral Mayo found in tho
overseas aciiytiies and this was blamed
largely on the difficulty or arranging
for coastwise transportation after the
material was landed.
INCREASE Oh PERSONNEL.
QUITE REMARNiBI.E
Wartime increase OF the naval per
sonnet from $1,000 TO nearly 500. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
IT PUTS THE "PEP"
Into Pcptiron--The Combination OF
Pepsln, Nux, Iron, Celery.

This Ia what makes Peptiron OF won
derful therapeutic value, and so sue.
cessful after influenza, the grip and In
blood and nerve troubles. anaemia
paleness. nervous weakness and the ex-
hausting worry and anxiety over the
world war.
NJ is real iron blood and nerve
tonic. especially beneficial in the weak
ness following the influenza and grip
TO WORKOUT. brain tagged men. deli
cate women. school-tired girls and to
fast growing boys. invalids and conva
lescents. tho aged and infirm. II aotu-
ally puts iron. natural strengthener
into the blood. and restores the wasted
rcd corpusclcs. Your druggist knows
Its Rrent inerit.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11

Is quoted as saying in n message to
tho Amsterdam Telegram from It's Der.
lin correspondent. The statement, it
IT, said. was corro6oratcd by Herr
Committee OF the Prussian Diet
NOfOLK. VA. December l0.--At II
voted 10 return to work tomorrow
morning, accepting CITY Manager Ash
burners proposal to arbitratc their
$50 men were involved. Tho men struck
TO enforce n wage scale Of 81 an hour
and recognition of their union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR
ATTEMPTS SJ-ICInE,

AMSTERDAM December l0-In q
~ OF depression. Count Wilhelm
llohenzollern. former German Emperor.
made desperate attempt TO cnd his
German staff officer who is amonc
those constantly near the cx-ILaiser,
frustrated the attempt. and in doing
Budapest dispatch reports an al :
tempt at suicide by Count Michael
karoiyi. the Hungarian Premier De
sponnency over the political outlook
is said to have caused the attempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-11
could think OF visiting Germany unless
5Yorecd TO do so by strictly official OBJ
ligation."
FRANCE PREPARES FOn
VISIT OF PRESIDENT WILSON


u FRANCE PREPARES For
VISIT OF PRESIDENT WILSON
President Wilson'S reception here
viii be entirely French. From the mo-
3tsidered guest of the French republic
The reception will have civilian
character, as Will all the ceremonies TO
bs arranged for the American cxccu.
hero as great statesman and diplo-
y mat. rather than as the commander in
gchlef OF the second largest navy and
i an important army.
u.s. Tho President is expected TO visit
the front, and may inspect troops OF
the army OF occupation
Every possible prccaution is being
protection Will be assured against
demonstrations becoming too cffervcs-
cent military guard. composed OF
3 picked poilus. will he stationed ut the
Partisan white House"
The American army appreciate that
attempts TO participate in tho formali-
tics would be iaoppertunc. tho French
being eager 10 show tho visitor every
hospitality. and Paris heinE we'll ex-
perienced in receiving official guests.
Nevertheless the American nuthori-
ties are taking every precaution to
safeguard the President. The Ameri
can secret service is actively cooper
atinG with the French detective force.
ticularly enthusiasts at MIR. Wilson'S
coming. 1t is not believed the Presi-
dent will pass troops in review until
he reaches the fronts. when probably
both the French and Americans will
arrange honorary paradcs.
EXPECT TO BEGIN on
PEACE DECEMBER 1G
r. Work preliminary TO the peace con-
ference will begin Immediately after
President Wilson has finished his Of
hcial calls. probably by December l6.
though, II is possible there will be Il
delay because Premier Lloyd George
may be detained by the British cleo
lions.
It is regarded as unlikely that there
VIII be any meetings at Versailles be-
lore the FIRST of tho year. only few
plenary sessions will be required. il is
believed. for the settlement Of the
OF the pcacc work will he done at the
conferences in Paris The mornings
probably Will nc taken UP with formal
meetings ut President Wilson'S Colonel
Houses or others residences The pro-
cedure Will be much the same as dur
ing the armiStiCc dclibe rationS. In the
afternoons formal meetings are en-
peeted to be held in the French foreign
ministry. The smaller allies will be
Problems are discussed. After every
thing is aSrecd upon. the terms will he
ratihed st solemn session at Yer
saiilcs. lntcrall;ed discussions arc cx-
nected to last until the end OF rehru-
AIRY at least. Then the German dele
gates VIII be allowed to como to Paris
though they will not he consulted until
me allies and America arc fully agreed
among themselves.
is believed next May will he tho
earliest time FOR the final peace sigma
turc.