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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
ORLANDO TELLS or COST
OF VAR TO IEkl.N

ROME. December 10 Dining tho
var the Italian army lost ll.G"0 onlccr.
killed. the Miuistcv OF Mar declared
IN the Senate to-day. More than 3c.OUn
officers were wounded seriously Italy,
the minister. General IUpcIli. con-
tinued, had more men under arms. pro-
poriionaie TO population, than amy
other nation.
""rooy 900 lire, The public Il aht at the
-" OF October WAS $1,000 oGn. 800 lir"
Premier Orlando told the Scu.,,. that
italy was not in Il position 70 do
mobilize n singh ,nau. and thut al!
WAR material should be scp. intact.
Iac immediate difficulties to he sur
mounted. he said. had not d.mm ishct.
but had increased
'tc added that PREPARATION for dam
ages was a question outside discus
SION President Wilson's principles. he
continued. excluded an Indemnity in
the traditional sense OF tho word hui
u"uo'Iess Italy would adopt the same
PoEry regarding separations as IN.
"ther allies. \ commission had been
appointed TO establish Italy's DAMAGES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
NITRATE PLANT MEN STRIKE
Governments Worker. at Mus.cI Sh,nI.
walk Out When Demand Is
Refused.
hN Associated Press

Si i.fFlEI-D. ALA, December Ia
Plumbers and S;camiittcrs at tho GOV
eminent nitrate plant No > at Alusscl
ShohlS near here. walked out to-day.
aemhhdinG increases in wages from
cents an hour, thci" present rate
20 Sl.23. Union men asserted iah ,,,n
S'fuck. Carpenters electricians. iron
WORKERS and sheet metal workers nj
me pant called a meeting for to-day.
ana their leaders said tncv w"mid
81 rikc' they number 1880 men. The
"c.ioi, OF the unions in calling meet :
calioh OF government decision not to
Sraht increases 10 electricians At the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
FRENCH BROAD RUNS AMUCK
HiNcr Does Damage AZ Ashr,ilI, ,nJ
One Farmer I.uscS Much
Grain.
In Assocl.tel b. |

;. ASHENILLE. y G. December ia
iieaNy rains for the past two DAYS
caused the French Broad River her" to
rise to flood stage. and reports from
nrcNard ana the TrauSylVania system
OF the southern Railway state tina; tho
water is very high there. although
GGamaEe as yet is not Very large one
mere to-day that he had los, : n0o
6ushels OF corn which was swept away.
ny the river. In AShcvillc a number
OF walls IN front OF residences have
FALLEN in. culverts have been washed
away and other damage done hy The
rams which have been falling since
riday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
MAY ASK MEDIATION
'"nc reported DESTROYS of un,inr
'rcAidenfS Good niiircS in Deal
ing WITH Nnirinnl.
Iky As.S..s.ted -

TONE. nciolAcr,. l!i.ropc Benedict
may request President Wilson TO cnn'
sent TO act As mediator in an effort 10
!tarh a reciprocal pact which will solv.
nc dissent which has existed hcIwcrn
ne Quirinal and the vatican. accord
,,ns TO fopolo Romano. This question.
me paper states. viii in no case be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
It'd. WANTS
TIMES. DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized anu indexea for Quick
Raf

fSeleT6lSo-
ioc u line SundSy
20 line Daily.
&c Inc 10. consecutive insertions
i2c Il Ike Tor consecutive Insertions
Minimum OF IIucs ~ allowed
Minimum charge, y cents
Count words to the nne aud - iinss 70
the ipoh
All advertisements received up to 10 +. NJ
q p. III. SstGruHysj tue daN before quo
LEGATION Will receive proper cIassiicatt ton.
AdSer. ise,nents received after That hour
Will 90 placed In the TOO Late To ClAos-
ii2' voluln
TELEPHONE
TcleuGpu- :5ur Want Ads The Times
Dispatch. ktnduibb !. when you find II
more convenient to do 50. anu they viii
be taken ~ riSe rAteh
SUBSTAi ~ r'Ok L. u. WANTS.
TIMES Dispa.Sn ,IranCn Oiices mao
tained in pr1~.i-siiy every Drug store In
the city tur IL UiiStnience OF the pueiic.
Want "A. are accepted W them III rsEu
oj!i,, ratt.
BOT Iii RICHMOND.
E,anSn O.,lcs Times Dlsratch. 1904 tu.
I..eDACrG t.rntiotrS o3U3.
PETERSBURG.
T.rrrs- D..pai,h Iirancn. {ll North Second
f'ract' nhone petersburg 225
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
RAILROADS.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad

trains icaNc daily \. ~ Auriina Local:
~ Siisepers Atlanta and Jackson.
siiic 90 Nj Atlanta BIRMINGHAM and
aeinnhis !! rs T. 81. Slcepers JacEsonvils
= '"."s "fddt's, ~ NJ s'lS = 81. .. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

NiiAlr>i ~ iiri At. ne irGni;' ,,,, ,.rf
son tHALNLrN ia the seventy .:Scc"n'!
wear cot hls age. OF the late Temple
thalli!vv and iat;. Hatcher CEallIcy. 81
Cncstorucld County. lie is survived 10y one
sister. Mrs Lou 4. Northern.
funeral services TUESDAY At T.. " al
the grave in OaAw"od. VIII leave Nielsen )
FON Died 1898 l.. NJ. December 10. at
his home, -" lirool! Road. tiintcr Ihrk.
JAMES FON. in his .iGhticth year
Tie funeral viii take place at $3.50 /. NJ.
WEnN ESi'Ai. December IL. at Union -.
wood
row ER$ Died. at United states naval
Hospital. Portsmouth. Va. Monday mora
inS At a.5" DAVID IRltk POW E!iS, IA
the thirIy-seCuHL year oi his
ruuclHt SvrN.,r at . q cluvtt =, ESinNN at
Ei!iuIs'S undertaking establishment Inter
iu"ui a. HOLLYWOOD.
WILLIAMS Died. sunday evening at /
o'clock. MIS- iDN l.. WILLIAMS. Tier
reiu"ins WEI L." carried TO Baltimore Md
Tor Etcrmrnt III GrccnlnOunt Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

hichin"nd- Wash neioni .ocal. Lv. :2.IDpM
W'".S usys: Alb PM sundays: Ar .l.3, NJ
dtllJ Frederick >burg Accom- week DAY 10
.'.I2 81 Ar s.i5 An. Ashland Accom-. week
""'S ~ '"t'AM, u SoPM; Ar.:6.;NAM .aOrM
Afiht hck-i ana taggag. onicc, 40, orrn
Tor rms Train. Nh, = e.,
fbSrd -. 5La. stopping a; Eipa Ella 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
H. d. KING MOTOR CORP.

y" Wcst liTnnd Sircct
1RiHEM inni ts--;cm ,i'!"r.n' stries IN
before hJvnE tumiusrCiHt MOTORS the ~
20 Sou y ti't ''.r' y g.
TWO International "mc-i"n trucks chcaI,.
"'c"nui disconIlnuance agency. Eichmord
NIninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
t.NI.RAL. DIRECTOR.

J. /. SUTHERLAND * SONS
FUNERAL Directors. 1908 West Nam Street
Roul :iG N!Ghts ard sundays. Ran lar
'IjAtI-- E.uwIn inauu. Funeral DIr..,.tor int
Empaii0"". i0b Main Mad I3l: Ran $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
AUTOMOBILES
ALToMuisIi.l:s ron 81,

ALroMuhiiis ron SALE IL
BtIC<-for sale 1917 iiulck Ilrnt sly m
O. htst CLASS condition @l3 NorIn f'ouri II
Bt 10 rs Light Iuick SIN, 1918 touring car
Itruau Str,ct. '.''
roED-for sale, Ford. 1918 touring ear. in
y ~" J condition. W. IL niles Shoe 90
FORD -i'i' Ford touring for sal: good con.
u.t t new urrs ara several extras used
fONb-f"r sale Ford rIuah"ut ina ur.i-
Cl%-S oldcr s3,g. cali Randolph c0.S
foHD-f"I sale Ford rumahout in nrst-
class condition. Just uNcrnauIcd: nrw
NFtS ale lock. etc: $50 can Buulc-
80,
"pi'--for sale. Ford rear complete with
,, "Nic. wheels and driving shaft Also
n'r' u m"s"tIo and hr"s'o!I!" Call Ran
FORD touring cal excellent condition. 500:
f"JI roadster, late model. iIasser shock
ahSorbcfS. $500 y. Il rillcr 1905 Wcst
h'@d street.
iuttp-I'lace your order now for :, new
j ora and insure an carly delivery. . l.
'hl'Hi'N universal Motor 60 Randolph 3S7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

WANTED, cook and nurse.
Good home and high
wages. Come at once. 28Ot
West Grace. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

nsLi ANrHu-MNLE.
i'of-Wan;"d boy ABOUT Is Tor ofn9.o :,
ON" through high school with l,ini,,i
% iypcwritinB and bookkeeping ur,}Ia
kenY to isoN S55, stating salary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
I.unGl! NOTICE.

~ 'liE stated Communication oi ,n.
~ Richmond Randolph L"iEu 40 10.
w. An'ieni trY9 and Acc.rted Mason.
Er..riiu. near Eightcenth. street. THIS
tTCiiSpNfl EVENING. December u. 1918.
at $50 clock. The i3lS; annual election
OF cheers Will lac held. All Master Nlasuma
in good standing are fratcrnally invited tu
attend
IA order of the Master
W. y. CLARKE. lR..
secretary.
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS. 81
.NlEN roric and Natures Lniuou; ar.
sold under money back Euar%utc". ing
S'us 4 Thompson. 81: East Clay. Richmond.
NpIlCEi Any bills against the standard
lunc broom. No. 1917 Hull Street. South
laehmnn0. must be presented before list
Of TINS month Tor rANna.t. aH | bought the
above place of business. and will no, b.,
irsIuuStb!c after the above date.
ll,'rE I,Rul"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
LOST AND FOUND.

fhMEp PIN-l.ost somewhere between
iWcitih and Main and l2i3 Nest Cary.
'iiher on Broad or Main Streets or electric
AIRS. came" pin. F!"dcr viii please return
20 ~" W'ai cary street. or phone Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

uHp-ilhco your order now for !. now
u ora and insure an carly delivery g L.
N'"l'N, niN rrs'H Motor 60. Kaudo!ph 2S7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
GOOD PREVENTIVE
FROM INFLUENZA

li!lN notice Il To notify Pearl Hamilton
,c"lorsil that h.r bHhy. Rosa. tx III ana
cAreCic! - die. lluu-r come home James
Hamilton, Fordwicks. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
COBURN'S FALL USED
CAR BARGAINS

,.t Vi .rL;f,iS 'ItEShi-,:k;> rIIS,
fijnorGM 'IiLM .Wf%,rEK: wE NEE or.
EFiCE PRICES:
COLE ;4;;e,yinhgr, touring. perfect mechanical
condition: good paint, top ana ne" tires
CAnILI.Ac 5; with cord tires bumper. EN-
c@llen, mechanical condition and good top.
SrupEBAKEr SLY. I9is. newly painted. ton
ard tires. good bumper. etc. only run
600 mics. ana lust like new. THE price
WIFE surprise You.
sA%oN Il; in E 4Fh' i2,s s"SN sres oq,nl
gain
rial ln AMI f" 5rl f9" n iHaj9F "S eS
dition. y bargain
o2nGE snrn ;oGA ron pa,n I"4 in
gain.
roadster. mrw ! paintr;.. gooI t5p. sa iSI
tires BUMPER etc. one of the classicst cars
YOU viii see on the street.
SruDErAKEH four. 1919. good ,ircs. too
first class mechanical condition y bar
gain. The owner drafted.
VIM delivery truck. 1917. with bumper. GOOD
l!res, and newly painted. The very thing
TW E', hGnm , %nc-tom ,rprks completely re-
truck bargain IN Richmond.
THE above ears have gone through our
shop and are in first class mechanical con
ditlon. Tops are good 'Ih" paint is good
and most OF thrm have cNtF:, equipment
III. above ears represent the best Barsutna
considering IN. purchase 81 n ;ood ear
YOU had better So" MS without fail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

btiCl<--For sale, 1917 iiuick nSnt six !,
itst CLASS condition. @i3 Norm touri
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HELP wANrED-r,.MAII,.


BOOK EPER--Wanted. Young lady hook
kcepcr: give experience. former employer
nid salary expected. ij3 Times
Disoatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

bt IL Is .gnt BUICK SIN, 1918 touring car
!, pr"' n'aiy new. Is. y. B!cnncr. .Ui. IVES,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
HAEHW ARE "AINTS FLOOR STA!Na
AZ ri MiE%S! SMjk kjii ST8EEr
ELBA HARDWARE co

sH"si tocirI HalrdTrEaiG4
ara MdsSa 20 AiaHicurinc
"a" Worth rhiri street
si3\> ': ny. oYsn! 60 80 W'niam a.
AMERICAN NATIONAL Disri;, .iINE
AGENCY 3ll East M.,iI Street. Kan. 1885
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

t,iIui'h good nay apuly. stating aHs
hh,! r"i'.r.h'.s +. y" car" Times Dispatch
OPERATORS Wanted experienced cigar
- eft" operators Apply British \ rn-r!e.rt
T"ba Geo Co. Ltd. 400 North i.oiubnr,ly s..
SALESI.ADIES
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

Hips Sransfer & StOrase Sc. be.
iorat llmsieben. 6inpadtn, @eridlif'
fen, 9agcrn, .6einiaen CT.
flee Gil e. Gberrs Ct. Sci. CIR. a5a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17
Serlaagt. %sranfenwdrttrinnen.

Der @eneralor5t Der Mrmee Der
Ser. Stoaten Or. 6. @orgos. ior-
bert inns alf, einen Iufrnf an iunae
Nfoo6en 5u erlaiien, Die iid in oen
Militar- uno Marine : 2ospitalern
Der aranfenpflege al mibmen min
Ihen, lid nom 80. SnIi an in Ser
nafiten. bonn 6rauen-aomite bes
Council Of Nationai Oefenie" etab-
lierten &efrutierungs- Station III
ueloen. Ser Grieg erbeiibt cine ME
geabnte ansabl geprifter 81rterin-
nen; bod f0nnen MIR D~ieienigen Die
einen pollen 4urins bur1gemadt
baben, gum iiberIeeiiden 9ienit Der.
ailgesogen iDerben. gs meroen 25.-
600 iunge Sraien i'm Sitter bon ~
big 35 Sabren Derloitgt; iic miiiicn
intelligent, peranttportIidl BON better
@eiunbbeit fem nno cine quite Sduf.
biloung senoIien bnben - nod bei-
fer lit cine Goaege-ailsbilbung. Sic
Stuoentin erbdIt Soft. 2ogis nllo
unterrift frei, in manden 8GGen
audi cine gntidaoigung fir Bidder
unb llniform. Nnhoem Tie lire
Triiflng beitanoen, rangiert bas Oe-
baIt BON $500 big $500 per Monat.
Ser @eneralarst Or. 6. @orgaS,
@aibineton, 9. g., erteiIt auf sfn.
frage n1bere Iusfunft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-17

@enn Senlano berobseieti fper.
ben ioll, 10 miro bon inn eeiagt: Gr
lit elm gutter Menih.
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6drea srets iir seras: sDnnabtnt ben II. Auauf 1918.

enbli9 tas 8ureau Fdnhen, no bo3
@tlsut 9sbu4t pirb. @ud bier puBts
niernano etpas bon Malis Softer.
ober Der Monn perIidsrte ibr, Der
B~iesbabener 9ienitmann lei iider nit
5em Softer burd9esansen. Dahelbs
Iaaten aud Die gp1egen bieies Manz
mes auf Der Babn. Mtittlerneile mar
eine Depeide Bpm 5rau 2anbed in Der
BENTON einsetroffen: Softer burd
9pebiteur abseianbt. GruB. Srau
Ganbed.
DN Damen beelidniinIhte Mali.
Wfonfieur triumpbirte. Nun tpartete
Mali. sic eine nit benz reoenourd-
freidten rotben Spnnen1dirm, beIs
len Sod fid gu elmer Spaltt erfpsitsrt
bate, in's Mtelier uno bon ba gum
gahnbOf. Ser aoffer fam nidt. aber
es fam Elm Selesrdmm BON Mbele.
rSdpalba4. Soeben Roffer an
Define More1e obseben laf{en. grief
foIgt. Mbele."
SIN peniionat puBten ie nun,
tDirfli6 teintn Hatb mebr.
Der 8rief, pelder Saes barouf elm
ira. laatete: naiebes 9era! 60 mas
TT mir in metnem sanaen 2eben nod
nidt boreetommen! 0ir baben ben
9ienftmann fomnlt BEN Softer auf
benz Bd1nbof fteben laFen! @eeen
trei uhr erideint Der Dienitmann BEL
Minna. $50 oenn bic Dame mGre2"
nWelhe Same?".
rSa, Die bod abreifen 1oQte!"
rOb bic benn etma nidt absereiit
pdre2"
rSa, i'd bab' is nit eefeben! Sd
fteb' felt apei ubr am @tngana bonn
9abnbpf unb parte!"
Oa baden benin Minna unb Der
SienItmann befhloHsn, ben Softer on
Define IorefIe gu befOrbern, bic auf
benz Softer itinbe, pie Der Mann
ibr perfi6erte. unb 10 1T Der &offer
bier in S9nalbad gsIanbet, benn Die
GbreHe lautete: n5rdulsin Mbete
9aas, Sdmalbah, 8iGa 6elene."
(Won meinem lesten 9antenbeiuh
herd Du armes 9era. Sd m09ts
mid tobtlahen!!1
Run lodte olles. Monfeur, bic Do
men, 5rdulein Gdrtnsr, Die OienFe
mdnner unb bic 8obnbeamten. a6er
Mtoli la4te erft. als Der selbe Softer
stpet Gage fpdter pirtlih in ibre
&rms auriidsetebrt nar.
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NJ. K. & I.
I'D. &. &c 6. Babnhpil

4nfunft-
1. $40. 25-@on Npro' Seras mres. 1920
2. SO. 25-~aatp SIber" mnrgens 7:30
go. S-8on Bneo unb Muffin
......... nadnlittaes 4:45
30. 29-.anpt 2imiteo" abeubs 100
Wo. 1-rgeras Speeinl" abenos 9:56
Gbfahrt-
SO. 4-9iadl Curtin nnp 8aeo
49,. ........ :. na6ul. 1926
@o. 30-uaatp 9imiteb" BORN. 1000
geo. 2-rSeras Special" BORN. 500
1. SO. 26-0aatp Slner mad 9aIas
uuD Sort @ortb.. .dtenbs 800
2. $40. 26-Nah CT. 2uui5 nnb
Snnfas Gitp $50. a6enhs 9:20
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aanft arisas.s ~parmarssn.
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s. A., U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot)

.. n, ". q ". II. q w. ~. Dep0tF
4nfunft-
SO. 2-Gon gorpus @hriiti nno
Brownsville S0egeno ab'bs 500
Ro. 4-gon Corpus ghrijti uno
grotpnsbiHe s@eaenb BORN. Gas
go. 6-Ion Garrtso gprings II,
@rbitof Gitn. abenos $40
Nbfabrt-
Nr. 1-gidh Corpus Ghriiti nn0
Brownsville @egeub bonn. 10:45
sp. 3-Nad Corpus ghriEti lino
Brownsville @egenb abs 1o:45
f5hlnffpagen)
$40. 5-Hdh grbifaI Gitp ulo
garrizo Sbrinas.. BORN. 10:45
ARTESIAN BELT r. r..
q. & G. N. Depot).
anfumft-
go. 202-gon gbrifine. ..radm. 4:46
Abfnbrt-
30. 20t-Na6 ghriitine. =. BORN. 500
- &nxft 3rieas.s pasmarfen.
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Siftiueb. Serr Safob @. 8uid
BON 2ioermore, ga, idreibt: ~8or-
mis- Ilenfrdnter lit iid)erlih Gin
groBartiees Mittel fir Siiftipeb
(Sciatica). 3mei Wonate lang lag
i6 NIT oieier 4ranfbeit oanieber, be-
Dor ih 5orni's MIpenfroilter ge-
broudte. Sd bin iebt geiuno." 0ies
5eiterprobte 8rdlitermittel pirft Gitf
Die 2ebensorgane unb reinio. oe
@lut. gS miro nidt ourh Aputbefer
perfnuft. @egen n6berer aushuil
penoe man iib an Or. 9eter 1ale
neD & Cons 60, 250t @aibinat0a
gIpo., Chicago, 81. GIu5.)
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Moniieur erbarmts ii6 Molis.
sd tperbe Sic belfen." sic einsen
sufammen na9 benz @iiterbabnbof,
Der 10 melt aus !9aritatt beraus lag
ME Der 8irHbof. Sic serietten suerit
in einen Shuppen, Der nidt Der rihs
tist mar, bann in einen, in pelfem
RGiefiften ftanben. In einsn 6pf. mo-
Elm Monn ibnn sntsessnfhris. bier
bek isintr ttras All fu6kn. bis lie
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SAN ANTONIO AUTOPARTScO.

ai3-6t5 Glib Alarto strake.
Selepbpn Grpdett 307.
4roBes Ihortiment BON nIerhnno 8e.
trieben, r8enrings". Sebern. Hdbern.
Ghien. 9ouIings u1lO nn6ern Eefen fir
automobile perf6ieoenartigIter &onftrrfs
tion. gbenfo Wagnetos, Coils. garburez
tors. gaiinss urb ale anoern 8eburfs.
artitel. 8ir m0gen gerabe oas baben.
mas Sic 9ebrauden nnb fonnen Sbnea
8ib erfparen.
@ir faufen aIte Gars.
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Shook & Wander H0eveR,

n " v u ! " { u-
Office: 228 Neif=G Commerce StraRe,
San Antpnip, SeTas.
Erafti5teren ror iGrrmtliden @erihtsbS-
fen hes StaafeS mnb Der Der. GtaateR.
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Tnfunft-
90. 12-@on 1iiItenorten nudim. 2:o5
No. 14-&on 6ouitnn unb &iis
ltenprten $500. morgens $50
go. 16-8on 5ouitpn IL. @aco abs. 1905
SO. 41-8on 9errniIIe. MIR ON
Sonntnaen ...... abenbs $40
Np. 43-@on HerrpIle tdgI. abs. 9:i5
go. 155-Gon aerrniue nno Camp
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-06-06
WILSON PLEA IS
TO SAVE To WIN
President Asks People to CurtaiI
Purchases Of Non-Essentials---
Urges ALI to Continue to Invest
All They Can in Liberty Bonds

At Washington President Wilson,
in an appeal to the American people,
urged them to economic to the ut
most in all purchases, in order that
the productive agencies of the coun-
try can be devoted in the fullest meas
ure to the making of war supplies.
His statement in part reads:
"This war is one OF nations, not Of
armies-and all of our 100,000,000 peo-
pie must be economically and indus
trially adjusted to war conditions if
this nation is to play the full part in
the conflict. The problem before us
is not primarily a financial problem,
but rather a problem of increased
production of war essentials and the
saving Of the materials and the labor
necessary for the support and equip
ment Of our army and navy. Thought
less expenditure of money for non-es-
sentials uses up the labor of men, the
products of the farm, mines and fac
tories, and overburdens transporta"
ton, all of which must be used to the
utmost and at their best for war pur-
He urged the saving to invest in
government bonds.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-06-06
left Monday for training camps.

left Monday for training camps.
A large lumber from here attended
the home talent play at La Vale on
Friday and Saturday night.
Miss Ethel Doering is employed at
the Ed Maynschene home in La Vale.
Elmer Gardner and Clarence King
cry purchased cars last week.
The Red Cross met with Mrs. Ferd
Doering On Tuesday afternoon.
Lottie. Mckinney spent few days
Of last week at the William Mill
bauer home.
Mrs. Bainchee of Wonewoc visited
with Grandma Doering last week.
Misses Della, Edith and Carrie Doer-
ing and Leslie Kingery attended the
revival meeting at Bethel on Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al .Doering and Mil
dred and Ruth visited at the Orlin
Lacy home in La Vale on Sunday.
Miss Edith Rudy has been working
at the Harve Rabuck home this week.
There will be dance at the bowery
Saturday night, June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolIie Doering spent
Sunday at the John Hochmuth home
in La Vale.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-06-06

physical examination. 1t is also re-
ported that others did not pass, but
no official notice has been received
here.
This office has received a copy Of
the Cleveland Press which contains an
account of the big campaign put on in
Cleveland O., last week to raise &c.
100000 for the "Victory Chest" as the
goal was called. There was a big pa
rade and a huge flag, the largest in
the world, and weighing 800 pounds,
was carried through the streets, and
into this was thrown contributions for
the fund to be raised. The parade was
led by Sousa's naval band, part of
which visited Baraboo not long ago
and delighted so many in the AL. Ring
ling theatre Among those who threw
contributions in the big flag was Mas
ter Robert Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Thompson of Adams, for
mely of this city, who is visiting with
his grandmother, Mrs. N. M. Smith, in
Cleveland.
H. L. Halsted heard former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt speak at
Madison on Tuesday evening. He
says several thousand people were
disappointed in not being able to gain
admittance. Mr. Roosevelt paid a
glowing tribute to the University of
Wisconsin and to the state Of Wiscon-
sin, but at other times was somewhat
sarcastic, especially when he lamented
that he was not permitted to head a
division to thresh the kaiser. Nor
man Quale and Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Morey were also at Madison at the
time Roosevelt spoke.
Orriel Philbrick, who is training at
the aviation camp at Rantoul, Ill, is at
home for a short visit with his mother
and friends The aviator has flown
over seventy hours and has the ap-
pearance of his. journeys into cloud
land.