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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
In a Hospital

Mrs. Ewald Hammermeister, Logan
vile, has received a letter from her
husband now in France. He is mem
Der of Co. A, 12Sth Infantry, and has
been in a hospital in France ever since
he landed there, March 4. He with
eight others of his company were
taken from the boat i'll with diphtheria
two having since died
The letter written by Mr.. Hamer-
meister to his wife on April p, among
other things says;
My Dear Wife:
Well, here | am still in the hostital.
| suppose you will think | am half
dead, but I'm not, I'm we'll and getting
along fine, but my throat culture
hasn't been just right until to-day. l
got a negative, will have to get two
more, then | will be sent back to my
company I'm sure getting fat and
am having wonderful care here.
Haven't heard heard from my COM
pany as yet, so you know I haven't
heard from you since left the states,
and believe me I'm getting mighty
lonesome. Expect to hear any day
and hope l have about 100 letters.
Have some pictures taken as soon as
you get this, somewhere around the
house. If you only knew how bad |
want to see" the dear old spot, you
would do it the minute you get this
letter
Don't think I'm not getting, good
care here or unhappy as l am one of
the happiest boys on this side of the
water. I'm only anxious to get where
| can do what I'm here for and do my
share and come back to you all, which
no doubt every boy here is looking for
ward too.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
CAzENOV|A ROAD
HAS BEEN SOLD
Business Interests of the Village
Purchase Short Line Running
From La Vale

The five and One-ha1f miles of rail
road extending from La Vale through
Ironton to Cazenovia has been sold by
Joseph Duren and Joseph Leimkueh
Ter to E. A. Lee, George Fisher, J. c.
Anderson and Jackson Walsh of Gaze
novia, the price paid being $22,500
Recently the men operating the road
refused to work unless repairs to the
track were made and the business men
at Cazenovia were disguised on &C
count of irregular service and damage
claims. The new owners expect to
make improvements and make it of
great advantage of Cazenovia. The
road was built in 1910, ]. E. Hanzlik
being the one most interested in the
building Of it.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16

street. At the time the car was going
slow and Mr.. Smith, in trying to avoid
the accident attempted to put on the
brake, but it refused to work The
only damage done was a broken shield
and one headlight. In the car at the
time were Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and
also Mrs. A L. Kleeber and little
child of Winfield. No one was in
jured.
Former Mayor A. F. Fisher has re-
ceived cable from his son, Dr. RollO
F. Fisher, now in France. The cable
was to congratulate the parent on his
passing birthday. DR.. Fisher is a sur
geon in the army, having been in
France for some time
On Saturday morning, May Is, at
10 o'clock the twelfth annual Sank
county contest will be held at the
training school at Reedsburg. Con-
testants receiving the highest aver
age in spelling, arithmetic and pen
manship will represent Sank county
at the 1918 state fair contest. There
will also be contests in cooking, sew
ing, manual training and war work.
No admission will be charged, and
parents and friends are urged to at
tend to help encourage contestants to
do their best.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Meets With Accident

A. o. Iverson, member Of the faculty
of the Baraboo high school, has gone
to Dallas, Texas, on account of an ac-
cident which befell his brother, Will
liam Iverson. The first message did
not state how he was injured, but a
later telegram said his skull was frac-
tured. There is an aviation field at
Dallas.
Later: Superintendent A. G. Kings
ford has received message from A.
O. Iverson which says that his brother
is out of danger. He received, besides
the injury to his skull, sprained
ankle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Sergeant of Guard at Docks

Evan J. Darrenougue writes from
France to Reedsburg relatives that
they have moved inland about fifty
miles to one of the largest cities in
France.
Our barracks is quite a distance
from our guard duty. | was SER
geant of the guard at the docks Sun
day. 1t is a long shift for me, being
"a hours at a stretch, but after that
/ am off u hours. 1t takes nearly
three hours to make the rounds and
as we have to inspect each relief we
cover a great deal Of ground every
time we are on.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
PRICES PAID
Chicago Livestock

Hog Receipts $4,000, market slow to
strong. Mixed and butchers, $1715 to
1885; good to heavy, $17.10 to 1855;
rough, $16.25 to 1860; light, $1720 to
1885; pigs, $14 to 1926. Cattle re-
ceipts 10000, market strong. Beeves,
$10.15 to 1870; COWS and heifers,
$500 to 1425; stockers and feeders,
SO to 1885; calves, So to IA; Gamers,
$3.50 to So Sheep receipts $4,000,
market weak Natives, $12.75 to 1910;
western, $13.1O to 1925; lambs, SIS to
1890; western, $15 q to POPS; ewes,
$12 to 1926.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Two Brothers Over There

Mrs. c. NJ Smith of Beloit has re-
ceived word that her brother, Private
Horace Knight, who has been in the
hospital at Lakewood, N. j., i'll with
scarlet fever, has now arrived safely
overseas. She has also received a
letter from another brother, Sergeant
George H. Knight, who has been lover
there for some time, that he is we'll
and happy, only anxious to get a
chance at the kaiser, the same as all
of the Sammies are.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
FREEDOM TOWN
SCHOOL PROGRAM

Miss Eva Tinkham of Lyons closed
very successful term Of school in
the town of Freedom on Monday
night. The exercises were to have
been given last Thursday night, but
on account of the storm it was neces-
sary to postpone them. The pupils
gave a highly entertaining program,
the numbers being of a patriotic ma
ture. The building was decorated
with flags and the national colors,
and the music for the occasion was
provided by the Templin-W ichern
quartet. When sang that remarkable
barnyard song, filled with noises Of
the various animals, there was up
roarious applause.
The address was given by A. S.
Kingsford of Baraboo and was of a
patriotic nature. He paid a high trib-
ute to Miss Tinkham for the excel
lence Of her work during the past year
as shown by the superlative program
given by the pupils. He showed plain
ly why Americans should be for Amer
lea and why they should support this
government until the war has been
fought to successful conclusion. He
was many times applauded.
J. T. Bates and Attorney J. w. Frenz
him.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Burial at Spooner

After this paper went to press yes
terday a message came changing the
place of burial of Corporal Calvin E.
Cronk from Baraboo to Spooner. The
young mn was killed while flying at
Miami, Fla. He formerly resided
here.
the burial be at Spooner instead of at
BaraboO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16

land, G. H. Blair, H E. Cole, all Of
Baraboo.
Miss Hattie Emith, Edna Hutchins,
Rev. Viola Smith, Wonewoc.
j. E. Witwen, A. G. Leinoff, Prairie
du Sac.
C. H. Dinsmore, Reedsburg.
Mrs. T. Clavadatscher, T. Clava-
datscher, Sank City
Rev. John Farrell, Reedsburg.
J. w. Waterbury, Prairie du Sac.
A. r. Spaulding, Jack O'Neil, North
Freedom.
DR.. John r. Clark and j. r. Single
terry, La Vale.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Seems Like Home

John Joseph, Camp Merritt, N. J.
writes to the Prairie de Sac News:
The Fourth Engineers left Camp
Greene Sunday noon and arrived at
this camp Monday night. We enjoyed
the trip very much and were very glad
to get here. We are living in barracks
and it seems like home.
The fifty-ninth regiment came into
this camp today. They are also from
Camp Greene.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Lee Whitcomb Promoted

Wrd has been received here that
Leo Whitcomb of the 331 Battery D,
Field Artillery, has been appointed
First Sergeant. Also that the 331st
will not move to Camp Robinson, the
march being indefinitely postponed
Adams Advertiser.
The young man is a son Of Mr. and
Mrs O. E. Whitcomb former residents
of Bar9bOO
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
To Make Long Flights.

OrieI Philbrick has returned to the
aviation field at Rantoul Ill., after a
short visit here. He has had sufficient
practice tat he expects to make two
hundred mile flights this week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
France Is Fine

Waldo R. Teub, with the engineers
in France, writes to Prairie du Sac:
I like France fine and am we'll. l don't
see anything of the Sank boys, but
have written to them. | had their
company on the voyage across.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
WHAT AN ACRE OF
PICKLES WILL EUA

The Government estimates that in
1917 the crop of one acre Of wheat
would buy 23 barrels of flour at $12.15
a barrel. An acre of good pickles
would buy eight barrels of -four at
that price. Get a contract of Marriott
Shoe Company.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
FOR SALE: STRAWBERRY
PLANTS

For sale at the following prices:
200 for $1.10, sent to any part OF the
state; at Baraboo, $1.O0 BY the thou
sand, $500. Dunlop, Warfeld, Glib
son, Beederwood and other kinds. Or
ders can be left at Briggs & Co. store,
1879 Third avenue. Phone 109-W:-
Geo. H. Glover e Son, phone 1902 F.12.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
SPECIAL SALE PRICES

Special prices on full line of i'm
plements for thirty days: binders.
mowers, hayrakes and corn binders
especially low prices. E. T. Gollmar.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Large Camp at Newport

John F. DOYLE, who is at Newport,
r. L.. writes to Reedsburg relatives
that there are 5000 men enrolled in
camp there.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
NOTICE!

Farmers wishing to plant sugar
cane can get seed at Stoner's store,
Merrimack Mill will be located at
my place. NJ Nippert.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Slightly Wounded

Homer S. Cosper Sring Green, has
been slightly wounded, report from
France says.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
AUCTION

Saturday, May IS, 2 p m, 144 Third
street. Household furniture, Tent ii
x16 feet, complete.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16
Popular w ants

Is words, one time daily, 16c.
Is words, one time weekly, 15c.
25 words, six times daily, Csc.
Is words, two times weekly, Csc.
25 words, three times daily and os&
line weekly, Csc.
Larger advertisements or ada for 3
cnser rlme at propertionate rate
All ads cash In advance.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-05-16

FOR RENT: Light housekeeping
rooms. 144 Third street.
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
Oklahoman- Times

week day clnsslfiad advert uuu.
ln both papnf NJ Ope price ..iny
uhAholnan ono issue sumo fffp AS the
Two dhllieA --
One time Sunday only ii.ge De- N o.
| One Tine lniy Okaho.
man and Times .....ii-2c % To-,
Tht'e times Dlll, Okla
homAn and Times per
One week okhhom,n '' w "
ana Times per day .. ii.Gc Tr ~
One month Okahoman
and Times per dny tc a. ~
FHvre sls lettors N the average word
and slf words to the line, twelve lines Ia
Al stock syesmen and promotion ad.
veItlHlng cnrrIos the one time fhte
bullpy's ads Include Saturday OF Mon.
gay Times at &c per word, iiN per
All For Rents, Roardlng and Situation
Wanted, both oklahoman ana Tlmss. ic
An speculative and .todk5ssunr ad-
verilrlng carrles the one .tlIgt Vhlg
classified conUprt rnies NJ nklnh0.
mnn and Times mn llros 10 he used
Within one year from date NJ contract
or contract Tor lines dnlly Tor Que year.
7e per lIhe onch issue. cory changed m
often as daired
No nd accepted f0r less than i6c
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
For classified ADNERTiafNO
ST r. ADS win he run seven days
CHABOF WANT ADS win ro' he run
lonrer than seven days without renewal
All CHARGE WANT ADS srs due
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for nd appears tAli urtsof town want
.1 UaglNlNalU vt la. "a.
ADYFHTlsERs should retain receipts
given by Tho Ohahomnn- Tumog ~ Da-
irons making payments over tho office
counltr, sH no mistakeF can be reellfed
cL0sING HoUps-An want ads 10
pffice by $40 y. m on the day before nd
80 nun. Akwant ads 10 stort In Times
han y o'clock on the Gay NJ publication
Branch office IN wrstfalIs drug store.
zoo West Main, IL open daily at Sn m,
pf Saturday, when II will he found omen
Intil sn0 y. m. want nds received after
losing hours will be inserted under tho
beading TOO Late 10 Classify"
HLIkD ADs-No answer 10 hind ads
will BE- given unless ticket IN PRESENTED
,howing key number when placing blind
IDS. Answers 20 out-rf-town blind ads
will be forwarded without cost
TEIHpHoNJ' WANT Ans are charged
~ the same rate M cash pds md cOilsc-
Ions win he mnds a. v0ur homo or ".
Tee the rHme dny first Insertion NJ m
appears. this II m accommodation rerv-
re and payments rhouli nlwnvs he rnrdc
promptly when the hill IA presented Al.
yays ask your telephone al 10 he r..
behted hack 10 YOU nv the ioieuhone o.
akcr 10 make sure 'hat II has heen cor.
ectlv tnken. Tho ok,ehom1n- Times can
nv Kind occurring IN telephone adver.
iremsnig
UNDER w CTpCTrNsTANCrs will
fs he mlgclassltGd The convenience NJ
hc rc'dcr is considered ns well M the
dvertlser. ..
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ROOMS WITH BOARD TOR RLN1

ROOMS WITH BOARD TOR RLhT
-. a-s~sN~,rsess s-s->--s~zsH-s-..a- -H Hs.a..aas
ATTRACTIVE lsrGs furnished 'rort
room furnace heated Including rFa't
private home references ftgufsd Wa
I'm 80 W i,h
NiCE isrrs room fof 'vt vi'F ~ %
three meals i'l IS i'H
WILL take chIldfsn 20 b,rrt h,,i "a
care across the street from school
Walnut utsl
NlCE ROOM wlih hoard Ir vth.rr t.t.
Snos, near car lns 'w biss
SMALL cosy east room vi'h boar v
tls
FHONT room vIth two msrIs ~ 'vr
ladies or couple rmpHef iiE fi
- - -
UNFURNisHED ROOMS RENT
gz-~~-r-a-s-~->-a@rss--~s. sas-.-aear.s-. aaa....
TWO uniufnlshs4 modem rooms frf Hrt'
housekssnlnI EarsTs n sartsf tt
y Louls Phons Maple 81
ION RkNr Two unufrlfhst rpr~s
With hath connpcilnF cinsftsi private
entrances walking distance adllH DaIy
Maple isti.R
FOVR unfufnishsd fT1ms f-or' trd btrr
per month 1Oi y. aff
HOTEL DIRECTORY
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Hotel
Broadway Central
on Broadway sl Foufit
OtNhorrA rsy
FURNISHED ROOMS TOR RENT
ROOMS for patients needing treatment,
especially confinement casa ll3ns
Maple ist
NICELY furnished rooms on outside
hot and cold water IN every room
strictly frt.clAo in even respect. rttHs
uy week 81 70 and up
.-... ALEXANDER ROOMS.
'''' MlLL4RD VI LAR ? onApEsa pEao7i froS " "'
FOR REHT-LAfEt EOulhsAH EtspIhr
room suitable Tor two ladies' Other
rooms, south and east exposure ttslf.
able neighhorhood, on car l.ne W.-tii.J
il0a n Walnut
BETTER than The ordinary c'oss.ln
=. front sbepihE.room adjoining hath.
Walnut 1Lll
WE'LL tufniihed sIespInT room, ii5
Per week r5H $ shhrtsl
BEAUTIFUL newly furnished BEL roofn
exceptionally large southeast etpos NE
walking distance, Etntlanen only Cav
sOllt West eth
FOR RENT--TV0 or three modern Jn
turnished rooms loN fasl tth
HAVE nice slotplng room Tor gentleman
or man and wife employed tll ".
California.
NICE front room, private entrance,
sth. Phone Wal ttI or Wal 2t''-J
BEAUTIFUL large southeast iron,
sleeping room homclIss, walking iH-
lance. Call Sunday or after g. i!il
Dale, Wal io7S
furnished ssoping roam man
and wife or hd.es employed lif "
lrd " 5i55
4 PLEASANT southeast foom. private
home. references exchanged. w. ts's
NICELY furnished front bedroom Ia MOD
brn home private entrance married
couple only. Aaple 2o23-J
NEWLY furnished sleeping rooms, walk
ina distance 30 = End
ONE furnished room a, eos " Pm.
Maple 1899
room closs, In. private en-
trance: gcstlemen only rtfsrencss re-
quired. Call Wal i5il, or Wal bstt
FURNISHED bedroom Tor rent. go y
Walnut
NICELY FURNISHED bedroom Tor -.
fined lady; privilege, psilor with piano
In nice fiat close IN; W, i7s
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WANTED TO RINT

s-ssss=s-aesHasssuassssa=s =----s-.a
WANTrp-A hifty of fofly.ro1'r br.ss
centrally lncst modern ftfuaffr.f
hl March Atph -
WANfEn-bT oobpIs IN Z fo.s- lef.
hlshs1 snanweni 0f uTil reusftHtp.
T. nT 'e.lg ss,o,, s sss'd pa. 80, rs..',,.'. , '.'
pHftlculnrt tAn furnish hsst n r'r.
snes, Addfts ,ti, Oklshoms
NANttD-hf ttih n fshruffj. I ~ b.
room house rfn hsp's tti
NANTlp Tl NT-krIrfs ffE. .rt,
unilffltbtd io t.fonr house norm.
stst Adtfta l.it ufs Otlthomtr
WANTED % tni hy april ! OF Ii I 1'
t.foom fyfnlshed tlhftlov tt.r
psimhntnt ltnsnts WE oirhtmAr
WANTED-fiss or tlt room rIodar ~.
plshed cottage by fs@uaD 20 Prove
W Ntl.i
< REPiNED losnE hdy employed v5t1
like room IN private homt uaA ~ die
tAnce. Rsisfsnrs we care Tine
WANTED 10 rent : Or ,.rooru russs-
fufnlAhsd apartment. adults swrrJef
good care. immediate posssssior r.lt
cats otbhomsn.
AODLHN flmShsI 90 fH1frifI
apartment or rooms. Cl1ff n. ~
man and wife rivs be.i tef'rsrrr 80
Tine between nov and lttrIHJ I'fN
N-is core OtlHhomsn
WANT Z or 4 hight hnutstssp.ns rcou,
for married couple. Aboui Fstrlty li
private hmlly preferred Go1l hsl bg'.
hood Ma care Okahomsr
TEp-slofef som on HfoafvtF. -.
tween Ind ana gh 50 suitable frf
auto tlrts Atd hccsfs0rss vii ins
Address H,ie care Tlmsf
WANTkt-fo rent irufn ~ t.ro5m IN,
ulshed apartment bl couple Hsft -
references W itil
MANTEh-rO rent iifts on ftIf.roa.
furnished apartment. must ho mod COL
close lr, boi of care, immediate pdssss
sion H.t0 care Tlmsf
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weekday classified advert. uns
~ both papnrH NJ Ope price ...day
.NlhI olllhh ono Issue slm0 fHfr ls tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

stock Halesmen safest and most at
tTaCtiye proposition ever offered, new
features. liberal pay, backed by big
business men. apply. write or wlre the
Universal Tire and Rubber association
g1l Southwestern Life Bldg, Dallas.
TgoAs
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PAPERBANGING AND PAINTING
COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
flOn v Main. over woOlworth's
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AGENTS WANTED.

lahoua 10 sell oil lots, no stock. In eN-
cellent tract, Cushing field; agents
clearing SEQ daily: Dank guarantee re-
pository Write The Gushing, Co-operR-
tive on & Gas Co.. Cheney Hotel. Cush-
Ing Okla
ARE you open for a high class bust
ness with all Of the fiction and bull
eliminated? We need men and women
cellent returns MS long as with the
company No stock bond or insurance
scheme. l. j McGee. Klngknde Hotel.
after D m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Two telephone operators
Purcell Telephone Co.
WANTED -- Woman cook at ii6 West
Reno. Mrs, Emit
WANTED-l young ladies' TO, take up
comptometer work, positions are high
grade. Work very agreeable and wages
good. Call for particulars, Capitol City
Business College
Dining room girl prefer one
TO work for her husbands room and
board, ll6 w. Reno. Mrs. Emit
WANTED-White girl for housewbrR.
small house, two In family Extra
wages. Apply TO 10 a. m. 1905 W. nth
street
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H0uaEKEEpER WANTED Prefer mia.
dle.Ared lady ~ refinement suitable
compa MON for girls capable NJ oversee.
INK work nay gpOd sago ana give home
70 right party oll " 2ith. Clii Phone
W "a days W 1psi-J evening".
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED-Od false teeth: I pay s. "a
SIS per fun set; also parts wanted
prompt returns N Grecnspan. Ieweler,
us Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
WANT 25 used typewtiters. best cash
price paid Phone Wal 1927. Type
writer Exchange
WANTED TO BUY-Good second hand
vulcanlEing outfit with boiler and re-
aeating kettle Address, Box i31, Perry.
Okla
WANTED Shoe repairing Of all Kinds
work guaranteed; prices reasonable
rear lil9 West 18th.
WANTEI,-Good gentle horse, also bug
gy and single harness. 3. 7. DayAul'.
fi- west 9Th
SECONDHAND clothing, highest prices
paid for mems suits, overcoats and
shoes Phone Wal 4747.
WANTED - To buy rags and bottles
copper and brass and SACKS OF all
Kinds Wal 1905 100 goufh Rnbinaon.
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'hlhilNUlh NlIN Nlhits
Teaching the most thorough and mod
ern business methods, Shorthand Book
Weeping. Typewritng, Comptometer Mul
tigraphing and Snlcsmanshir. s0O stu
dents annually. Write for large free
atalog, explaining all courses
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The Telephone Business

grows with the city, and there is al
ways a good opportunity for bright
ambitious girls to advance rapidly
with the growth Of the business
Beginners are paid 500 week
while In school After learning tho
work, the salary and advancement
depend on the ability shown
Short hours, agreeable work, steady
employment. vacations with pay
Rest room and restaurant In the
building.
Girls from l6 10 2S, IN good health.
and able TO give satisfactory refer
enCcs are acceptable. For further
particulars call on Mrs. Hlll, room
2Os. Telephone Building
THE SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE co.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

DON'T throw away range boilers and
coils we weld them and guarantee
them. Hudson Welding ana Auto Co,
bl5 N Hudson
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LOST ANT FOUND

F0~ND-v vrs~7es-.p bracelet, Cali a,
1910 iarsoei
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New-York tribune., 1918-09-19
Bargain With Huns
Is Impossible, Says
Frances Premier

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-"We will fight
until the hour when the enemy comes
to understand that bargaining between
crime and right is no longer possible. -
declared Premier Clemenceau in an elo
quent address in the Senate last even
! ing. "We want just and a strong
peace, protecting the future against
the denominations of the past"
The Premier, who was enthusiastic
cally greeted as he took the tribune,
received an ovation as he concluded,
and the Senate voted that his address
should be posted throughout the coun-
try
In beginning NJ. Clemenceau spoke OF
the gratitude the people of the Allied
nations feel toward those marvellous
soldiers of the Entente" by whom
those nations would at last be lib
Grated from the barbarian menace.
"Day of Glory Has Come"
He recalled the threatening attitude
Of Germany toward pacific France,
which had endured for half century
"the infamous wounds, brutalities and
tyrannies Of an enemy who would not
forgive us for having saved from the
wreck the consciousness of right and
our ndefensibie claims to indeper-
dence." He pointed out how, without
the slightest pretext, Germany hurled
herself upon French territory, devas-