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.NOquittar d]Il|a
Cuare|lteTla
mariana
ASI NOS LO DUO Ell DOC
TOR EVANS
Van a esperar que pase del
todc el peIigrc de que vuel-
va con tanta fuerza la
epidemia

Se%ur hemoS vcnido informando
I nuestroS iectorFs. la epidcmi;, dc
influenza eSpanola QUO durautc c.
mes dc OCtuhr- mantuyo an alarina
constantc a Ia ci;,dad, y sue cauSara
no cscaSo numeru de victimas
ha sido definitivamentc contro-
lada por una activa labor ,anitaria
> al present. son Co9iados los nu.-
-os casvS IL, Sc presenS3n. V sstv;
en- forT,1a ;Omp'Ttamcnt" hrnirg1r2.
En- vista dc clio. 5" cspera que a H.
nes de esta semana. rs decir, hoy o
msnara. >erian va Suprim:das. por
inrecessriaS. las p:ovidenciaS que SC
tomaror durante el periodic algido dc
IA c,;demia. tales como c! c:crre dc
les escuelas, lie los teGtrss, lgic''aS Y
demas iUgarcS d. reunion.
Sin embargo. clio ~ puGo set pc-
sihlc, nuss SO juzga Que aun no sa-
ler sobran6o algunps cuidados para
que In ciudaG Guude enteramen1e aSc
guTaGo contra Ia Cpidemia.
La rlanana dc aver. debi" haoersc
verificadc. en- ei local de costumhre.
Ia junt.4 periodical dc los medicoS
y autoridades que forman cl CoHsc-
10 de Sandal Local q fin dc que,
prescntados todos los InformeS del
case, Sc rcsolviera 81 Jos cireS : tcn'-
plos pcdrian ahrirSc manana o con
tinuaban ccrrados
No SabenoS por Que cauaa. IA Jun
Ia no SC verified. roas acaso maya
sido. segun nos manifesto uno dc sus
miembros. porque SC juzga prcna-
turo 81 tomar semc,ianers medrdaS-
pudiendo. con un pdco dc pacie7cia,
lograrse que elias no cxpongan "a
ciudad ningtin nuevo pe!l%ro.
La junta que sc suspendlo u nla-
mana dc aver dehera tersi' lugsl'
81 martes dc Ia semana pro:1ma- y
Ell ella Sc tonaran los scuerdos an
teS mencionaGos.
Pocos dias hacc. cue cl Dr. Evans
Presidente del Conscjo de Educa-
cion de San Antonio. nos 11an1t ESQ
que era possible que, las cscuelas, en-
vista del dccrccimientp dc Ia bpi5e-
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DESClIBRIO Una
MEDICINA PARA
LA ERISIPELA
In yucateco ha enconhado
una yerba maravilEosa
para curar ese NAL
7-!eqra-n E.recuti PFC IL FFsNEA

/ -tC5-H-G ESTrCELt PFC Ii ffiSSEi-
NUEVA YORK, Noviemhre 10
Gran intcreS estan nostrando las au-
torida6es rnedicas por las nohcias rc'
cihidas ie Gucatan. debido a. QUO ha
side dcScuhierta en- Ia peninsula una
plants cuyo iugo t1ene propiedades
mara"ii' osss para curar Ia erlsipela.
ccntaEiosa enfeTnedad que hasta hoy
Sc ha tcpido casi como incurab!c,
rpues en- muy pocos ca5os log1a ser
combstida con eficacis por los nc
dicos-
Tai descubrimisrto 10 hi5o cl sanor
Octavio Cuervas G.. quisn, lunta-
mentc con su padre. un conocldo me-
dico yucatecc. he venido hacierdo
hace muchos amos, estndios espeCia-
les : prpfundos de la flora Peninsu-
lar.
Conprohada Ia eficacia del rcnc-
dio descubicrto por 81 senior Cuervas.
ccmunico su dsscubrimientO Ia So
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EEPUBLICh DEL NORTE bt.
ROHENIN.

D., S,rr,rn E.:pc~irl Dn-= Ia FEEtEi-
AMSTERDAM. uovicmbrc lc.--
La partc .nortc de Bohemia 50 ha'
constitltido formaImentc en- r"puh'l-
ca. con RcichcnbcrC. pUhlar!on dc
- $50 habitartcs. como cap1tai- IA
cher. leader radical, ha ::ido cIccto
rreSidC1tc.
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Tratarall lnteyesantes
asuntos reIacionados
con Ia situacIon
de Mexico

Eli un mcnsajc puhEcaEo a.er pcr
la PRENSA. dabamoS i nuestros
lectores "a HotiCia de que en- Ia ciu-
dad dc Nueva York cran muy CO.
mentadss las rccjcntca irtounacioncs
&c Washington acerca de los rcSulta-
dos que en- Ia politica meHlcana ten
dria ci rcCroso 4 Mexico del Emha-
jador Americana. Mr.. Fletcher,
auicn. como &C sahs, fucra hacc POGO
l,snaao nos la Sccrclaria dc Reia-
Clones dc este pals, para tratar cor
el asuntos rcl.c;onado~ con su Gcsti"u
dip!omst tica on q HueAt:o.
Entire las $ugestion2S Que nom
5rc dc Ia CanciFcria americana. Sc
aseeuraha Que haria CarYn1a 81
Embsia iaior Fletchcr, parcc'a, cn pr
mcr Iuc-.r. scCUn las informacione5
ant7S cl5&das. Ia DC que pTocurara
Dor tcdos los mcdioe poSibIcs. Que &C.
saran las pcrsecUciones dc quo en-
Mexico veuian SienGo vlctSTuaS los
;scerdotes cat"!icoS. los ob.spcs =
arzohj :po>. aun los fieiGs. 4 los
uue s. hahia lceado u encarceIar Y
los QUO - prohjhja Ia ljbrc praCtIca
dc sus cutie.
Sc anaGia. III" aISuno> DC les pre-
ladoS meUcanos qUe en- Estados Uni
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REBELLION De IA MARINA
iTSTRIACh

O.i ,Scr;-oio Eener;d rqrr II PFhNSi.
COPENHAGUE. roVjcmhre To-
So dice que la marina austro-hun-
cara Sc ha rebciado, y quo ha pucS'
to la flota disposition del nucVo
~chierno hung1rO.
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FL r;sje de- Arzobispo Ru'S.

In MARIANA de aver sa!io de esta
cu.Gad. con el obieto de concu[rlr Ia
iunta de Ob;snos, Araohispos y demas
Gicnasarios dc Il Ieiesia MeSicana,
que debera celebrarse en- Chicago, cl
Dr. D. Lecpoldo Ruiz, Arzohisro dc
Michoac&u.
Concurrilzan eSa junta- entire
otros prelados, el Arzohispo de Goa
da:aisra. Y de Iucat5n.
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ueblo estd1
siie1ldo 111uy
costigoda
Hubo 100 pfctimas
en- ur1 dla
ENT 4 MPIC Q, TAMPS.,
TAN8EEN IA HECH0
ESTRAG0S [ A
EPEDEHEA
Los dates oficioles que lIegan
a Ia Capital de ia Rep.
son Gter--adores
7c!e~rr.,. LsT~-sri oara IL PRENSI.


CiLDAD De MEXICO, novicmb,e
lu.-La ciuLad de- Pucbla csta Sien-
DO victima dc ia cpidema. Les in
furncS cficiaieS tr&SmitidoS por el
gGnern"dor y cI jefc militar. cxprcsan
que las .icfunciGrcs que ocurrcn dia-
fiar1cntc son. por tcrmino medic, IL
scsonta, y quc amera1an aumcntar.
pucs Ia epidemic estl deSarrollandc-
Sc lie modo alarniantc.
FL ief, miitar tcicgrafi0 la Se-
crctaI-ia de Guerra = III Conseio &c
Saiubridad pidiendo cl Immediate cr-
vin dc medicines. manifestando que
neccsita combatir Ia cpidcmIa porquc
C3ta est; tomundO caractcrcS alar-
nantes, entire In tropa. );I q Sc halIa
caSi ru su totalidad atacada.
Icon. Gu"na iuato. C; otra DC ;as
ciuiadPs que mas "stan SufricnGc.
Ali Us defuncioncs Sc calculan en-
Glen diaTiaS por t1rmino mcdio. III
Official Mayor ~ In Sccretaria de
Hacienda ridio auNilo al Console d.
SalubriG&d, manifcstanio quo tanto
en- Leon como on Dolores IIidalgo, IA
"cpidemia csta acabsndo con esas
dcS"raciadaS ciUbadcs.'
DE Iacatcras dr ChiapaS. dc Que
rctirv. dc TamsuIipss. de Durango,
Ic Siu;;ina. dc Guerrero Y dc Hidai-
20. 50 h. n"dido auXlio al Corsciu
/. ~, 4 I !,
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mctidos por los mllitarcs, asi como
de 10 rpucho que ha empcorado Ia si1
tuacion general en- el Estado, Y ha-
cicndo la declaration de que una de
las priucipaleS razones poT las ciIa-
les Ia csmpana dc pacificacion no ha
progressdo, estriba en- Ia neghgeu-
cia dc los jcfes cncargados dc 2sa
camlHsna V en- los rrocedimlentoS quo
sigUcn. Dicen que tales jefes. en- Tez
de tratar dc obtencr 10 simpstls y
ell apoyo de los habitsntes todos, los
tratan como enemiEos. con 10 cual los
o3ligan a couvertirse en- oroSicIonis-
tas al gobierno primeto Y despues
coger las arrnas para dcfcudersc de
los atenSadoS que con ellos Sc come
ten.
En- el memorial aludido Sc expre-
sa. de una rlanera franca y catego-
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SkLIO Df. NGtNA FL GMPE-
EArOn.

DC. G--ric,o Es.Sr;al odTa IL fhENSt l:
XERICH. .b'brc !".-N" dce
qpr ri EmpcTddor C"rio$, al nnrf"'
pnra Cod"I" otr5er" Il las n"io''d"-
Tra sopci~rsc al rwrro rCg5""".
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Laregiion lagunera
es ozotada
MURi0 la. MITAD De LOS
HABfTARTES De SAN
Pedro De LAS
CGL0NiAS
En- aIgnnos iagares no hay
tiemDo n site para en-
ferrGr les cGddueres
rs..3.e-- r~ar,.f n.r~ ~ rrENsi.

Tssgre.-- i~.rr.f far~ Z : PEt-Ns,
laredo. .~Ea>. Novjcmbrc l.
Ia aPidsmia dc influenza coutinua
cau-a0do ,ranrnio- c,.ragcS en- Il
Nortc il Z: Gcpubli-a In Ia CHI
Cad &c Monterrey. do1dc "a cpidc-
mia Aah'a ie--csido j principles dc
i scma0a -.5s5fn. hubn u;, recrude-
cju5ento "a fines &c Ia mjSma ' Ell 10
cue "a De Il ay.Ua,. i causa dc los
hrU>,n~ camhio- Ig l"mpcratura uuc
ocur~ic-oD y-quc c4usarun jufuidui
dr ra>o> 'a'aic~.
E,otrc los a,-s > y = del mes qlc
ars5a ~ tcrminGr :" rcc-stTa-orl
cerca de dosci"ntas dciuucioncS. de
hie1dosc Ia mayor partc &c elias =
atsuu"s dc puImoujr mot,vados pov
los vFcntps sr,os uur aE"tarvu a Ia
c;1dad los d1as prrcejeutc~.
la Eo:jcj;,- GUY :" reclbicron aJui
acarca del Utt0'"rc de- faiIecimicatos
80 consideration rNaSeradas, mas han
side, "sErscJaiancntc. ronfjrmaasS
pleUan"ntr po~ lo~ r'aicrrs que de
lr capital -ccIca,oucaaa a-riharon Il
Nurfo bsrccc E~firicrou eSos vjaic-
ros que n c.udad ha nrcScuLajc,
duaatc los UItImos dias, um aspccto
Ia, orreo. rIcndc>c e cada iulantc.
TOR tcdas las raIjys. cntlerra-.
Infornarpu ai-UUcs d. ESQ VII
jc-us que dur=f,;, los dia> - Y -,
h. inhup,aci"uc, &C hicirr"D cu iotcs,
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Una corfer.,cia en- Chicago.

En- Ia riudad de Chicago. er a cua
-ns;den actualmcntc aLguoos altos
dicnatarioS dc "a Iglesia Catolica me-
yiCana. tendrd verjficati"o, ScGin Sc
nos informa. una oonferencia IA
cual concurririr varios arzobi2poS '
obisro; Y aIgunoS oSros rc7rescntan-
ties de- ciero catoIco.
Ia confcrencia Que aIuo,moS de
bera terer lrraT. Secun 81 nos lafor-
ma. en- uno de los prtnerc$ dias
del mes d" Nov7emhre, y en- ella Sc
trataran asurtos re'aCionados con el
actual e<52do de loI lnterEses espl-
ritua!e: nateCial"s DC "a lGeSla
Catolica en "eEico. con las persecu-
clones Y deportaclones DC cue han
sido ,ict.mas algunos dlgnat2rIoS de
c'la. con las confiScaclones quo e!
robierno hs cstado llevando i csbc
lie los hienes de las congregacloneS-
con g pronto y necc5ano reC-csn
nusstro pals. dc los pretad"S quo
han tenido QUO atandoner q @ohIerno
dc Sis diocSSis.
Como So ". csta c1rnferc1cia Vie
NJ ; demozt1-sr cuando menos- cue
81 cIoro cstoIico ssta tratan1o de
consecuir del sohierro c2rranc7Sta,
81 scr debidamente respectable en- las
nersouaS de sus representatives. y en-
sus biehes. asi como de Gus no Sc
2onga taxativas 81 Quito, 10 c'ls. re
pet;n,o. - ascCur4 cue Ssra So!lcl'
tado ds Carraa1a por 81 Em5alador
Americana.
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A. Il L!AlRNIA POR EI.
ACUERD0 S()bRE
INC All [ A(I ON
El gobierao euiere tomar
hienes a p7eiexia dc cue
son del c!ero

JeisG----r ksos@nci rn-c - Fi'SNSi-
NUEVA YORK. No'iembrs 10
In telccraroa ira srnitjdo DC Ia cindad
dc Mexico ':,fcvna Que 1Da cran alar-
ma SC ha apodersdo enrrc todoS los
propietsr:os i" bisnes inuuchles. con
motive dc cue q gohierno ha deridi-
do proe@de~ a la "racionalizacion"
dc !cs bieneS Que sean derurc;a6os
como pertcnecisntes d cle-o II QUO
rc-erecicraa q or otTo tjeroFe.
Opfnase aqui. en. los csntros mex
canes. guc tai medida De: ccbierno
.srrancis,a ticne por ohicto real JeS~
roiar ! 10: cnen''Gos. dc .os b'eres dc
G,tc II ScbiSrro g i1Ca1t" haes ten
10. = los cuaIcs no qusre dcvoiver
: =u- IecitiTnos propietaricS-
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CUDAD De MEXICO. Novicrlbre
1o.-El gobierno Va I rrccsder. Sc
gun a7urc;os oficiales que Sc han he
enc a i1csutacion de todcs los
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus Hbros en- eSpa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1lo
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Is ia mas barata.
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crasa a la Ia. Col sa,)
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
YESPER

Letters were received Saturday
morning from Peter Bymies and Ar
mold Conkiin. Both are in the hos
pital in France and we are assured
that their ailments are only minor
The Vesper deer hunting party con-
sjsting Of VIM. and Harry Cole, Rolls
Murgatroyd, L. A Hazeltine, Wallie
Trentel, Louis Goldhammer and Har-
ry Kingston returned Monday all hav.
ing cotton their elusive buck with the
exception Of the last two named
A. Osenga and Peer Vanderploee
attended a Holstein sale in Waukesha
county last week where they invested
n some registered stock.
The suggestion has been made that
the people of Vesper chip in and hire
= man with a snow pillow to clear the
sidewalk and paths after each snow
storm. This is a good idea. Let us
have a system about keeping the
streets clear, two good paths to the
depot and the roads to the school
house made passable. It will benefit
everybody.
Mrs. Geo. A. Varney and sister and
J. J. Varney came down from Marsh
field Tuesday and packed up Mrs
Varney's household goods and five
teams came down from Marshfeld and
moved the goods Tuesday While we
regret the departure of so good a
family from our midst, yet we can
not blame Mrs. Varney for desiring
to live nearer her own immediate rel
qtives.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
SIGEL

Simeon Worlund departed last week
or Milwaukee, where he will spend
= few days.
Mrs. W. Crunstedt of Grand Rapids
IS spending the week at the Steve
Greene home.
Gust Anderson left on Friday for
Bessemer, Michigan, where he will
again be employed after spending a
few days with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Kissinger of
WarTens autoed. here and spent
THANKSGIVING with the formers par
7nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kissinger.
They returned to their home on Mon
day.
Oscar Larson who has made his
aome near lola during the past two
years, where he has been employed
N a farm has returned to this sec
ton and for the time being will make
his home with his mother.
Emmanuel Kronholm left on Mon
day for Milwaukee where he went t.
consult a physician about his eyes.
Misses Bessie La Vigne and Hazel
Taylor spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives at Grand Rapids.
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was so good to do everything he could
to save her but she was too good for
this earth, she was always so good
and sanity for a child of her age At
the home and church and school she
will be greatly missed. The funeral
was held Monday morning from the
Catholic church.
The public school opened this weel,
after 5 weeks being closed. The
teachers were all on hand to begin.
Mesdames A. J. Kujawa and John
Wilkins spent the week end in Stew
ems Point.
C. H. Imig departed Monday for
Madison to spend the week at Lee
| lure Conference.
F. S. Root was a caller in Grand
Rapids Tuesday
Mrs. Oliver Akey is confined al
home with the flu.
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BETHEL

Mr. HolIingsworth, who was so Sc
-arely injured by being too near a
charge of dynamite, a few weeks age
returned to his family last week from
the Madison sanitarium, in apparent
ly fair health, except that his right
eye has not fully healed yet.
Miss Eva Cady spent few days at
Bethel Academy last week.
Last Wednesday Peter Sorensen
came in an automobile to visit his
wife and daughter, who have taken
up their residence in Bethel, in order
that the latter may attend the Aca-
DENY with greaer facility. Mr.. So
rensen will be obliged, on account Of
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RUDOLPH

The LANCER family have the symp-
athy Of the community in the death
IF their daughter Anna who passed
away Tuesday afternoon after short
illness Of pneumonia. This makes the
second death in the family in a short
-ime. Only few weeks ago their
son Edwards body was shipped home
from camp.
John Blonion and daughter return
ed home Tuesday from Milwaukee
where they spent Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PiItz ard baby
will leave Friday for Milwaukee.
The Piltz party have returned from
hunting, each bringing a fine deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Schneider of
Grand Rapids spent Thanksgiving day
with her parents.
VIM. Schneiders of Tony spent
Thanksgiving day at the Nick Ratelle
home.
The sympathy Of the community is
extended to the Martin Joosten fami-
y in the loss Of their little 7 year-old
girl Rosetta, who died Friday after
noon after a weeks illness of pneu-
moia. Everything was done that low
ing hands could do and Fr. Wagner
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
GREEN BAY
The PLACE

President G. A. Walter of the Wis
consin Bowling Association has tax
en- matters in his own hands to give
the bowlers of the State the greatest
tournament ever held in Wisconsin.
His first big move is to arrange
with the Brunswick Bake Collender
Company for the installation of ten
brand new continuous alleys, to be
ready for the State tournament which
opens on January Both, 1918.
This is q tremendous undertaking,
but nothing seems toe big for Green
Bay, and they are simply going to
open up wide, and show the State
bowlers a great time under the great
est conditions ever offered.
This has never been attempted, ex-
cept for a National tournament of the
American Bowling Congress, and
right from the getaway, it stamps
the tournament as a great success.
No bowler in this state can now
withstand the CALL of the Green Bay
promoters, and it is safe to say that
q least 400 teams will be on the entry
list when Secretary Bill Fenske makes
the final count on January 10Th.
Not a ball will be rolled on these
brand new alleys until the first tourn-
ament entries take the drives, anC
everything will be in Big League style
for the bowlers who attend the huge
show.
Such magnificent enterprise by the
Green Bay bowlers will surely brine
hearty endorsement from every
corner of the state. and entries vii
start pouring in Immediately, as sool
as the followers of the great winte,
sport realize just what is being done
for their accommodation and comfort
Now that bowling is again in full
swing everywhere, Associations AM
teams are beginning to form for tn
trip. Entries are already coming il
from those who desire early and spe
cial dates, and entry blanks are il
great demand.
This latest decision by the Greer
Bay bowling promoters will be grea
and agreeable surprise to the bowler
and there is no question as to the
instantaneous response and supper
shat should be given the enterprisins
! people Of Green Bay who have made
up their mind to go the eXtrem.
limit for the State bowlers.
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MISS LEN0RE:
BEz()IER 80
YEARS HERR:
DIE 5

Miss Lenore Bezoier, $500 Pleas
ant av. S., died early today at the
Northwestern hospital. Miss Bezoier
vas resident of Minneapolis for 80
years. She is survived by her moth
ar, three brothers, Alex E. Bezoier,
Dolph D. Bezoier, Stanley H. Bezoier
and one sister, Mrs. George Jones, all
Of Minneapolis. Funeral services
were conducted at Lakewood chapel,
Friday at 2 p. m.
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the deep snow, to leave his auto, and
return to Juneau County without it.
Last Saturday evening the stu
dents of Bethel Academy gave in the
Academy reception room, very in
teresting program, consisting of reel
tations and dialogues interspersed
with piano and vocal music. The
last number was a reading of the
first number Of the Academy Ga
zette" by its editor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
TENTH ANNUAL
Meeting
OF the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis
Association, VIII Meet in Mil
waukee, December Is

Men of National reputation in
health work will take conspicuous
part in the Tenth Annual Meeting of
the Wisconsin nti-Tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION, which will be held at the
University Extension building in Mil
waukee, Friday, December IS, and
which will be followed on Saturday
with special conferences of Red Cross
Home Service workers, public health
nurses, and sanatorium superintend-
ents and trustees. DR.. Donald B.
| Armstrong, executive officer of the
birmingham Community Health and
| tuberculosis Demonstration at Franz
ingham, Mass, will be one of the
principal speakers at the Friday af-
ternoon session, his topic being "a
Community Organized Against Tu-
berculosis" Other speakers from the
east will be Michael NJ Davis, Jr.
Phi. D., Director Of the Boston Dis
pensary, who will speak on "Why A
CIinic?" Col. Charles E. Banks, med
ical director of the War Risk Insur-
ance Commission, whose subject will
he Lessons from the War;, and G.
| E. Gibbons of the National Child
Labor Committee.
Reconstruction work and the i'm
portant part which the tuberculosis
campaign must play in it will be the
theme of the entire meeting, the key
note of which will be sounded at the
morning session in DIR. Hoyt E. Dear,
hollis annual report for the execut-
i've committee, "a Diagnosis of tbs
| tuberculosis Problem in Wisconsin, ,
Discussion of this report will be lee
by Walter F. Greenman. IN addition
to the speakers from out of the state
there will be brief addresses on var
ious phases of the reconstruction pro.
gram which must be adopted if Wis.
consin profits by the wars revelations
concerning tuberculosis, Dr.. JOSEPH
Evans, professor Of clinical medicine
at the University Of wisconsin,; DR.
u. w. Coon, superintendent of River
Pines Sanatorium, Stevens Point; anC
Miss Theta Mead, R. n, public health
nurse for Lincoln County, will be a.
mong the speakers.
H. O. Seymour, manager of the wis
consin Red Cross Christmas Roll Cal
will be POSTMASTER at the annual din.
ner to be held Friday evening at $3.50
o'clock in Gimbel's grill. The dinner
speakers will be Prof. John R. Com.
mons of the University of Wisconsin
DR.. A. T. Holbrook, Col. Charles E
| Banks, and C. E. Gibbons. Col. Banks
will also be one Of the principa
| speakers at the Saturday morning
conference of the Red Gross Home
| Service Workers at which Prof. ]. L
Gillin, director Of the Bureau of Civil.
an Relief Of the Central Division vii
preside.
| All sessions of the convention, in
Guiding the dinner meeting are open
to the public. Reservations for the
dinner should be made in advance by
telephone or letter to the Wisconsin
Anti-Tuberculosis Association, All
Van Buren, Street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
WOOD COUNTY
LAND VALUES

From a published list Of estimated
average value of lands per acre in
Wisconsin counties in the years Of
1903, 1913 and 1918, based on land
sales and assessments compiled by
the Wisconsin Tax Commission, Wood
County IS given as follows: 1908,
S12.39. In 1913, S33.94. In 1918,
$41,26. These values compare favor
ably with older and better counties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-12-12
SUMMONS
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIR
CUT COURT-FOR WOOD COUN

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIR
CUT COURT-FOR WOOD COUN
TY
Fred OFT, Plaintiff, VS.. Emil Schiller
defendant
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO
SAID DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of
this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and defend the above en-
titled action in the court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint.
GOGGINS, BRAZEAU & GOGGINs
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address: Grand Rapids, Wood
County, Wisconsin.
(lst pub. Nov. q, last Dec. 26.)