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LEGAL NOTICES.
PGAD BRYAN MoREHoUsE:, Attorney

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trtct Of Columbia Equity No: 3609s.aTaks
notice: That on August s. 1918. ! petftfoned
fer the reason that am q foyxl citizen OF the
United States, and the name 'SpieEelbaatt is
distasteful to me, causes me much embarrass-
ment and is dificult Of pronuncis tion and spell
ing. (Stgued) MAURICE SPIEGELBLATT,
1913 New Jersey avenue. Washington, D. L.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4. WIsc1LEB, AucTIoNEER.
SALE OF DWELLING NO. I'D L STREET
N0RTHWE4T

SALE or DWELLING NO. zls L STREET
NORTHwEST.
BY virtue Of authoffty vestRd In the m
dersigned trustee BY the fast will and testa-
ment Of Martin cady, deceased, administfatio1
No. 2404s. she will offer for sale, at public a.e-
NINTH DAY OF July. 1913. the following
described real estate, sttuate In IN city Of
Washington. District Of Cslunbta. to Wit:
AT FIVE O'CLOCK,
Part Of sublot A, In sgunre No. 81. improved
by a two-story frame dwelling. containing i've
rooms. known as 22l9 l. street northwest
Terms Of sale; ons,third cash. balsae. Il
in one and two year,. with interest at ysr
cent, paya Jle semi-snnaally. frsn ~ asy Of
:.i. .s,s secured By n se.a I'd, Of ,rI,s urcs u. -
purchaser. A deposit Of 500 f-qufrsd at
the time> of ale. All coaveysneiss. Re-
eordins; rs'.nue % ns sr.%p. and nos.ri.i r. At At
Be complied with within fifteen days from day
of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves tho
righ, to r.s.ii the prcpsrty At The rtsk :sd esst
putNshed in the city Of washington. D. c.
MARGARET PHILLIPS, Trustee
MARGARET PHILLIPS.
By RALsToN L RIcHAHDsoN.
At1orseys-
5y17-eodkds Evass bldg, Astosnsys.
THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED OK Ac-
count Of the rain until wEDNE8DAY. JULY
THIRTY-FIHsT. 1918. At the same hoW sad
place.
tysa.si By ORDER or TRUsrEx-
s1THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER posT-
poned on scrount Of the rain until rCESDAf:
AUGUST SIXTH; 1878: st the sa%s hsu. and
place. By oRDER OF TRUSTEE
THos J. OWEN 4 BON. AccTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL NJ
RRIcK RESIDENCE NO. 1870 IRVING
STREET NORTHWEST.
Fsy virtue Of q certain seed Of trust. Only ~
the isnd records Of the district Of cssussbs.
and at the reqrrSt OF fhe party secured tse!s-
BY the undersi Sned trustees win sell 1t pu6lic
suction: IN fr-as Of The pssnis,,, @ e. On TuEs-
1915, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
described land and premises. sftuzte IN the
District of Columbia. and desiGnafed n nn6-
Ssrison Ssns ,'s Of To- ,o,. e md . in Sssa ssn.ss
snbdivi~ion Of part Of Mount Pleasant. ~ per
plat of mentioned suhdivisiSn Feordsd is tse
ONCE Of II. surr.yor fsr the & District OF o
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to BE- paid in cash. balance in tvo
equal installments. payable In one and tve
mum. payable semi-a annsally from day or aie.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold all cash. At the option Of fhe pur-
chaser A depostt Of 800 VIII be. required at
revenue stamps. etc. at cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to b. complied with within H.
teen days from day OF sale. othefwtse She trO-
tees reserve the right to resell the property At
the risk and coat Of defanlfine purchaser
| after i've days advertisement of such resale in
some Newspaper pubaiss.d n Eaahfngton; D. G.
1y2s-d&ds.exsu Trustees.
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DELIGHTFUL MODERN. DETACHED. TWO.
story bungalow, built Of baR ''Fisklock tap
estry'' brick; rooms, hath, pantry. nddf
tional toilet in cellar, hot-water heat. electric
light, large brick and concrete porch. y squAre
from car~. 20 min. to Treasury; most conve-
terms: ready Sept. /: buy now. c. C. LACEY.
Foxall Heights. D. c.. adjoining Georgetown
University grounds.
81. 600 ACRE. Small. HOUSE. GARAGE.
fruit trees: near cars Address G. G., NO
Lean, Va
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Equity No: 3608a.-Take
notice: Ihft on August 5. 1918, petitioned
for the reason that l am q loyal citizen Of
the United States and the name "Spiegelblatt"
Is distastefu to me, causes Inc much embar-
rassment, and is difficult Of pronunciation and
spelling. (Signe6 ADOLPHE SP1EGEL-
BLATT. 1888 New Jersey avenue. Warrington.
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FUTURE DAYa
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcT7oNEER.
Canteen Business at No. 1924
5th Street Me- Opposite
Camp Meigs, Including Metal

DU11uI11S, SeOCN I1 =
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY AUGCST EIGHTH. MA
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM.
CorfuSated Irgn Purtab1e Building, 10 II BY
20 IT, together with stock Of Cigsrs. Toheeeo.
Cigarettes. Stationery. Toilet Articles. Mill
tary Supplies. Groceries. Coffee Urn. Ctgar
Case, Lighter. Stoves. Pie Case. etc.
The abUve will nrst be offered n m enefrSty,
and II a satisfactory bid u not received VIII be
sold separately, Nrst, the building; secund,
the fxtures. and third, the stock in trade.
Terms cAsh.
au5-3t ADAM A. wESCHLER, Auet
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. 1000 Students Enrolled
George Washington University
Law School
CO-EDBcAnoNAI.

Strict stAndards, select student body. Maxi
mum credit from other schoola- instruction by
most approved methods By professional teach
ers and Iawyers in active practice. Late after.
noon and optional early morning ciasses for
empioyed students. Sec. Masonic Temple. Tel
n. $50.
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COLORED BUYERS!
ATTRACTIVE HouR.RooM HOMES NEAR

Convenient to cars; good section: deep yards.
Only G,750 Easy tsfms-310o cash, balance
monthly, sane ~ rent. 317.6e. Full parttcii-
lars apply. after O'Clock. RENJINAN b.
PINN, 1221 Walter Ut. ae.
aX-ROOM AND BATH HkfCk; COLONIAL,
poReA; 42S6o: VII rant.
721 Kentucky ave. 80. a.
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TnYEnn Mn

TUXEDO, MD.
72h acres Of land; inproved by s-roorz
house and outbuildings; fruit: estimated J. .00(
cords Of wood and some valuable timber
highest elevation around Washington; no farg,
tracts for sale In this section: surrounded
by many homes: ten minutes walk from Dis
trict car line: II subdivided. can be sold int
smaH tracts ct from $500 TO 81 600 per acre
wood and timber enough to almost pay fo'
property; prfco. $3.50 per acre.
NEW YORK REAL. ESTATE BROKERS,
1428 st. NV.
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Executors Sale of the Valuable
Four-Story Brick Building,
Suitable for Garage, Ware
house, Heavy Storage or
Manufacturing Purposes, Nos.
1910, 1912 and l214 Ohio Ave
niue NV, With Frontage on
Said Avenue of About SO1z
Feet and Running Through
and Facing About IS Feet on
"B" Street, and Covering an
Area of About o,O5O Square
Feet, Also Having a 35-foot
Parking on Said Street and
Avenue.
the late Dr. Francis Thomas, deeeassd. VII
seil at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises on THURSDAY. TIE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1913, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm
lots ':::'' and 'B. !" in square rs. improved 4.
above.
paid in cash and the remainder in i've year
with interest at 0gS. secured by q frst deed o.
trust on property sold. or all cash. at pur
chaser's option A deposit OF $500 requiret
upon acceptance Of bid. Terms to be COMPLEX
with within twenty days or deposit forfeited
and the property may be resold At risk ant
WIN. FRANCIS THOMAS.
ELLEN THOMAS HALIER.
au2-d6ds. .exSu Executors.
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FOR sAI.K--0N WISCONSIN AVE. EXTEND-
ed. opposite EdEemore. in exclusive Subdivision,
rooms. beth: attic: cellar: h.w.h-: fireplace. !:
bored well gas e. seger; m a. smi ,.i large doabi.
fruit; Eurden: chicken rnn two-story rarazs
for two cars: huiit for owoer; reasonable
Addrrxs Boz PIC. Star once.
fruit trees: outbuildinEs: more than acres
Of land. Price. $500. 5000 cash. Near
railroad. &c car fare.
THREE NICE HOUSES rs RAIIsT0N. Va.
veitch st: rooms; easy terms. Call after
6 pm. E. ". HANNAH. Ballsson- Va. -
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW SITES
on EASY TERMS.
Let: Lot: 1ss1s.S ss1ssS f, f, 1sss Prss SO sssS
Why live in suburbs without plenty
OF land, Isaiid a bene accoeding to
your we We can cAS FINANCE You.
High well shaded lots on sood asso
road. Electric chr service to the city
"'ni Bsnnossburn-,n-the Hills.
A. c. HoUGHToN Z CO.. 1916 n st. nv:
we have the BEST in every action" c7s
5-ROoM BUNGALOW on LARGE LOT-THIs
is q very attractive little home IN q nrs-ciass
section. All modern improvements. Ciese to
city and convenient to cars. Quick possessiea.
4. B. CAMPBELL. 141o 4 NV.
FOR SALE on RENT.
BRAND-SEw T-RoOM HOUSE; ANIL !:
within one block of street car; terms to suit
A. GORDEN. Riverdale. Md. s.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED. EXCEL
lent new bungalow. rooms and tile bath. gas,
electric hight, stean heat, open fireplace, Ef1nite
and cement porch. als6 rear porches. one being
elevated sleeping porch large garage: beauti-
full lawn and park: about two acres extent !;
within this park there 10 additional log
cabin containing fireplace and other attrac-
tons large forest trees afso garden and fruit
trees poultry houses high elevation in West
Riverdaie blocks from electric cars. See
W. r. WILSON. Riverdale. Md
s0s CEDAR ST., CHERRYDALE. vA.-FIvE-
room furnished bungalow; furnace; electric
lights; excellent well: viii rent for six months
TO parties without small children for $3.50.
Take Great Falls. randerwefken Or Cherry
dale car. At ssth and NJ sts: NV. get OF at
Thrifton station and go up hill Call Wednes-
day after once.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.

PRICE, ss.ooo-Io RooMs. .
baths; modern in every detail:
only years old: built for owners
home Near 14th st. and Park rd.
Price, Ss.OOO-s rooms. bath. on
two floors; ideal arrangement:
porches hot-water heat and eAec-
tricity. On Lanier St, lioO olock.
VACANT NOW.
Price. $7,75O-10 rooms. bath;
hot-water heat: nice yard to wide
paved alley; 4 rooms on first noor.
4 rooms and bath on second noor
and rooms on third floor.
Price, $5,650-S rooms. bath:
hot-water heat; being renovated:
VACANT. Fine yard and paved
alley in rear. Near 11th ST. on
Price, 4,sso-s rooms. bath:
hot-air heat: downtown location on
Goth st.; nice yard: room for ga
rage.
ALLAN E. WALKER q CO., Inc.
1893 G st. NV.
Main 426427.
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7 ROOMS, DETACHED, NEARLY NEW
house, on car line and pike, In virgintn, With
10 to 30 acres of land. 1881 18th ct. nv. 14s
PRETTY COUNTRY HOME; Fl ACRES: IN
mediate possession; large Groom house, In ele-
CANT condition; nearly new large tenant houses
large stable; poultry house for 500 hens; ga
rage, sheds, cornhoose. other buildings; fruit
in bearing; shaded lawns; nne water at house;
highest section; ten miles ont Baltimore bouie-
ward way; 5000. half cash. GE0. C.
WALKER, Kenois bldg, 1Ith and G. g
ATTRACTIVE sIX-RooM HOME, WITH
bath, cellar, large porches and all city i'm
provements: three large lots. 50x150 each; ga
rage; henhouse; fruit: shrubbery: shaded
lawns; iron fence; highest and best section;
800; 81 900 for deed: balance like rent.
GEO. G. WALKER, Kenois bldg, 11th and @.
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ATTRACTIVE, ALMODERN. SEvEN-R0OM
home; immediate possession: two large lots;
storehouse. henhouse and small garage: house
heat. phone. large rooms and porches, cellar
and atttc; two h1ocks cars; thirty minutes
WALKER. Kenois bldg, llth and G. g.
loeat1ca; near eafB; $1,000: eo0o eash, ezt
monthly. Modern 6-focm bmEalow. 3. 4
SMITH, Arlington, Va. Rosslyn 2a-Ts
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FOR SALE-IMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADvERTIBE1fENTB.
At OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, THE
BNST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES 90 Low
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PR0rM.
|k6ETIIN6 OUR IIeT.
|x STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Z. ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-BEAUTrFU1. NEW,
six-room colonial homes, Nos. 1914
to 1852 End st. NV. Open for in
epection daily. These homes have
Just been completed and are ready
for immediate occupancy, and
have hot-watsr' heat, electric
lights, deep lots. Price, $500.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
Take North Capitol ct. car. get
OF at o 1t. NV. walk west to
2nd.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER, INC, .,
II. e8. 1409 New York ave. nv.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Confia1ea.-

SIX ROOMS AND BATH: LOT s2.1so:
Hyattsy1ne, No.; dne location on boulevard /;
price. $3.250: reasonable cash paynent, bal.
mo: ARTHUR II. CONNOR, room 22l, 726
14th a.w. AL kinds Of country prop. Nd. b Va.
g
FOR COLOkED-Ar GLENDALE. o. c.
Lots with water. sewer and graded streets; On
good terms buy where y0u caa have esssy
modern eonvenience Take H st eao nark.d
Distric. line. get of at 4sth vt. NE. and walk
south oser new graded street into Gsesslals.
representative on property every day asd sus-
1910 NV. Main 1908.
cozY LITTLE DETACHED BUNGALOW. IN
most convenient NV. d. C.. suburbs: rooms
and bath. with every modern convenience: y
sauare from cars, 90 min. to Treasury; built
Of red .Fishlock Tapestry" brick; new; i'm
mediate possession.
Price. $1,000. Terms.
C. C. LACEY, Foxall Heights, d. G.
Adjolning Georsrtown University Grouna..
WILL SACRIFICE MY SUBURBAN HOME
and farm. miles NV. Of city: 12-roorn
house: Ami: all necessary outbaildings;
fruits; good roads; only 80 minutes to city;
poor health reason for selling. Address Box
142-E, Star ef1ce. &C.
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THREE DELIGHTFUL
H 0 NJ E S.

$s.s5o-oN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Right near 14th and Park road:
southern exposure; 6 rooms and
tiled bath; colonial design; front
and rear porches, electric lights
and new gas range being installed.
House now vacant Can give i'm
mediate possession. Easy terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 14th NV.
H,a5o-oN HoLMEAD AVENUE.
COLUMBIA FEIGHTS.
rooms and bath, modern home.
Leased to Oct. 1st This is
bargain. Large front porch.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th NV.
VACANT
1850 Ready for immediate
possession. On F1agler St. in the
best part Of Bloomingdale, 4 two
story brick dwelling with seven
rooms, bath, furnace heat, gas,
etc. Reduced for quick sale.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV.
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ONLY $500 CASH.
On broad Pa. ave. s.e.; dandy colonial
home, bright rooms. dry cellar; nice back
yard. Price only s., $50. L. E. r. PRINCE.
1410 II st.
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washngton.''
eos New York ave. Tel. Main 7y21.
By OWNER, ZINE LOCATION. IN MOUNT
Pleasant, one block to Rock Creek Park; six
rooms, bath; electric light and gas: hot-water
heat brick, in frst-class condition; southern
exposure: front and rear porches; lot 20 by
130 TO paved alley.
5000.
Address Box 19S-E, Star ofhee. -
MODERN BUNGALOW NEAR WALTER
Reed post; y square cars; rooms. bed
rooms sleeping porch; hw;h; electric lishts !;
dress Box 134-E. Star Once. los
RY OWNER. NEAR DOWNTOWN. NV;
near cars. stores, schools. ETC.; rooms. 2
baths; ami; lots extra; terms Address Box
COLE, Star ONCE.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

FOR sALN-NEAR 18th AND q sTB. II
rooms, 2 baths. bay window, hot-water heat.
rood yard. room for garage. Price, &c. 900.
GEO. W. LINkINS. TIA Pa. ave.
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LIsr YOUR PROPERTIES WITH us.
For sale or rent. Quick results.
BANES REALTY co. 90 81 14th 1t; g;
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON (ANACosTIA)-
Groom residence; detached; large lot; front
and rear porches; nne neighborhood; conyen-
lent to cars; walking distance Of the navy
yard; extraordinary opportunity to get good
JOSEPH @. ZIRKLE,
203 Colorado bldg, 14th and g sts
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s.. s.OOO-A VERY ATTRACTIVE sIX-ROOM
brick, in the northwest, half square from cars.
$500 cash and SIS month.
PRANK =. HOPKINS. 404 Kenois building. r.
VACANT-READY 10 OCCUPY; MODERN 6
room house; hardwood: tile bath; newly dec
Grated; worth 5000; price, $45OO; terms
EQUITY REALTY BROKERS. 1927 N Y. ave.
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THOS. ]. OWEN 4 son. AUCTI0NEERs.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

1850 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Washington famous suburban hotel.
a65O wisconsin ave. n-w Phone West 1860,
Wonderful vieW1. garage. tennis, golf.
Every modern convenience and comfort,
Unexcelled table-American- plan.
The best dinner In WASH. served 6 to 8 Pm.
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kHTHE AB0vE SALE IL FURTHER POET.
poned on scrount of the rain until TUE8DAf.
AUGUST SIXTH, 1873 at the name hour and
place. BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE
au1,3,5.6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-03-14
ROOSEVELTSS SON
IS Wounded
IN ACTION

New York.-Capt Archibald Roose-
welt, has been wounded according to
this cablegram from Theodore Roose-
velt Jr., major with the American ex-
peditionary troops.
"Archie wounded by shrapnel slight
ly in leg. Arm broken but not badly.
No danger. Ted"
Il am as proud of my four boys
as I can be-" Col. Roosevelt said. GAS
long as Archie was not killed, every
thing is alright"
Earlier in the day the Colonel had
received unofficial information that a
French General had decorated car
chic" with the cross of war for gal
lantry in action.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-03-14
Gernany's Secret War Council
BY O. ]. CAMPBELL, Jr, Assistant Professor OF English,
University of Wisconsin.
Published under direction of Wisconsin

The world at last knows just how
and when Germany decided to launch
this stupendous war. On July 5, 1914
a small group Of German and Austrian
autOcratS met in Berlin and decided
on war in Europe within a month.
They agreed to seize the murder of the
Austrian Crown Prince at Serajevo on
June 20 as their opportunity to win
German w0rld-pOWer.
The most direct evidence of this
meeting comes from Turkey Early in
July, 1914, Herr Wangenheim, the
German Ambassador at Constantine
pie, was h. stily- summoned to Berlin.
When he returned on July 10, he told
the Italian Ambassador, Signor Gar
roni, the purpose Of his journey. He
had attended a meeting Of German dip
lomats, military men, and financieTs,
at which q European war had been de-
cided upon. SignOr Garroni asked him
what was to be the pTOyocatiOn. He
replied that the Austrian note to
Seryia on the Serajevo murders was
to make impossible demands All this
the Italian Ambassador has reported
officially to his government.
Our own ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, Mr.. Henry L. MOrgenthau, re-
ceived a similar statement. Herr
Wangenheim told him that at the con-
ference in Berlin the date of the war
had been positively fixed. The Kaiser
had presided. MoItke, the chief Of
staff, the sinister Admiral Won TiTpitz,
the leaders Of industry, the directors
of railways, the bankers, were all
there, - everyone who could aid the
war. Each was asked if he was ready.
All answered in the affirmative except
the fnanciers. They asked for two
weeks in which to unload their foreign
securities and arrange their loans.
This comes straight from an eye-Wit-
ness.
Direct corroborative evidence comes
from the Reichstag. Herr Hasse, the
socialist deputy, in speaking of the or
igins Of the war, said, I'VE do not for
get the conference in Berlin on july
5, 1914, and the activity OF Won Tirpitz
and FaIkenhayn in those days. This
statement fixes the date Of Herr Wan
genheim's conference.
There is abundant circumstantial
evidence. From July 10 to July Is,
1914. all the great stock exchanges in
the world experienced an acute and
mysterious depression. Experts then
could not explain the decline. Now we
know that the German bankers were
unloading their foreign securities
German owned stocks were quietly
pushed into the market. Prices tull-
bled.
German and Austrian diplomats dur
ing those two weeks acted like men
about to spring trap. They deIiber-
ately IUIIed everyone into a sense Of
false security. The Kaiser went to his
yacht in Norway. The Chancellor left |
Berlin for a rest. The same trick was |
turned in 1876 when Bismark was pre-
pairing TO strike france.
Austria practised even more posi- |
tive deceit. Count Tisza, later the |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-03-14
WISCONSIN news
STATED IN BRIEF
Telegraphic Chronicle of State
Happenings.
URGED TO AID LOAN DRIVE
Mrs. John w. Mariner Tells Woman
County ChaIrmen That This Is
No Time for Idle
ness.

Milwaukee, March 13.-"There will
be no business as usual for women,
just the same as for the men, said
Mrs. John w Mariner, n her opening
talk at luncheon given for the wom-
an county chairmen of the state, the
war finance central committee and 9TH
ers. idle women are a disgrace to the
country and the community in which
they live Very soon there will be no
idle women-thOse that are idle now
will be ashamed to be in that class
Just now all the women of the state
must be interested in the third Liberty
loan. We must conduct a wide educ0-
tional campaign, one that will reach
every woman in Wisconsin. When We
think of the sacrifice and suffering of
our sisters; the hundreds Of thousands
of women filling the fields of France;
the number of English women in the
munition factories, we have some little
idea of how badly off they are, and
how little we do for them
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-03-14
LOCAL AND
Personal.

Mrs. O. T. Hougen received word
! from her son Leslie that he has been
transferred from Camp Grant in Hi
nois, to Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. Chas W. Humphrey, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Fontaine
was called home unexpectedly on Tues
day on account of the illness of her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kringel enter
tanned few friends at six o'clock
supper Wednesday evening, which was
followed by playing auction bridge.
Mrs. C. A. Smith was called to Park
Falls on account of the serious illness
of her daughter.
Walter Miller of Stevens Point is
visiting at the Edw. Peltier home on
Birch street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gibson received
word from their son Harry, announc-
ing his safe arrival in France. He is
with the 10th Ammunition Train.
The Maccabees gave a farewell
party Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Edw. Bassett in honor of Mrs.
Guy Gets who leaves Thursday for
Waco. Texas. The evening was spent
in a social way, contests and games
were played. Those who won in the
contests were Mesdames Ray Colby,
Eugene Miller, A. Perrodin and L.
Reichel. At late hour dainty re-
freshments were served.
Word was received here by Mrs c.
A. Smith announcing the safe arrival
of her son Robert, Somewhere in
France. He left with a company
from MarshfeId.
Mrs. O. Winters returned to her |
home at Rice Lake after spending
few days visiting friends and rela-
tives here
Little Miss Lorraine Peltier return
ed today from Stevens Point after a
few days visit at the home Of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. n Mill
er.
c. D. Walters and family have
moved here from Minnesota and are
living in the Turbin house on Fourth
St. S. Mr.. Walters is employed with
the Rood Construction Co.
Miss Harriet Williams left Wednes-
day for Madison called there by the
serious illness of her brother-in-law,
w. c. Purnell, who was taken to the
sanitarium at Madison last Saturday.