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dollars Let us say England 20 perl
cent. the United States 20 per cent.
France. Italy and Germany large
shares and the other powers smaller
amounts.
This money put into a central}
fund administered by the league OIL
nations, could be loaned TO various
powers to enable them TO pay their
debts and to finance their recon-
struction. II would also make IL pos
sible to provide funds to Germany
to put her on her feet and enahlu
her to pay her just debt TO fhcI
world Such loans as were made
from the central fund for recon1
struction work in any country--newv
railroads. new Industrial plants andI
the like--would always be secured
by this newly created physical prop
erty until such time as the country
involved could pay back the ican(
and redeem the property.
such plan would give thef
stricken countries OF the world
even the enemy countries-worka and
hope. the two greatest factors in set
ting up their self-respect."
Blumenfeld declared that the wan
had measurahly increased the good
feeling in Great Britain towards theN
United States.
mo single factor contributed
more to tina. result than the splen-
did conduct OF the American 80
diers in England" he said.
Britain Is Bitter
The recent trouble between the
police and American soldiers in
London was due principally 10 .he
stupidity of London policeman.
The conduct OF the Yankee soldiers
was consistently beyond reproach."
The feeling in many quarters in
England that Germany must he
helped does not mean that bitter
ness against the Germans has
abated. Blumenfeld said.
That feeling was almost wholly
the result of the Gotha raids on
London" he said "Britons almost
admired the efficiency as fighters
Of the German soldiers early in the
war. They had not then the bit
terness Of personal feeling against
the enemy that developed later.
Then came the use OF poison gas
by the Germans and the feeling Of
hatred began. 1t was stimulate
by the appearance of the Zeppeins
over England. but II burst into fun
flame when the Gothas appeared
in fleets and began to shower bombs
upon the helpless poor of LonddS<<.
The terrible hatred which those
raids eugendered will not be for.
gotten for so years"
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AT KIRKLAND
Al ara

room plaHtered bungalow; new
aud well huiit on half acre lana
city water piped onto property
faces two streets splendid prop
uHitiou for party working IN ely
who wants ground enough Tor
own garden Fruit. berries ana
poultry. Eaay walking distance
10 ferry landing with scent fare
for kirkland frHidoniH Go city.
Price ti.fbo. terms $3.50 cash, bal +.
auce SIS per month. Take East
Madison car and county ferry 60
Kirkland and inquire TOT ioNn
TrcnemHn at the brick office az
end 81 Kirkland dol.
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ny r-nIled presel

NEW YORK. May Ca quick
peace. food and work for Europe.
and then world loan enabling those
countries bankrupted by the war TO
rchahilitatc thcmscives--these are
the Immediate needs OF The world
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SUBURBAN ACRES
Acre tracts (owned hY Seattle bank
on foreeioauFrl two miles north
az city. on itptheil paved boule-
ward Price $500 fyour ehgieeb
terms 10 per cent cash. balance
monthly nj 9 per cent
H. h. HENpHiCkEoN
AIS Boston Block
Elliott gOzs. East tses.
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ISL wALLINGFoRD

wAI.LINCFoRD DISTRICT
s-room furnished bungalow. cen.
rfetc basement: furnace. fire.
place. half block from ear OWnci
going East. Price $3.50. with
terms
J. URQUnART
los cherry ST. Main sa3g
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Some girls are 80 constitute -
they imagine that every strange mn
who glances at them is anxious ~
start a filtration.
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''Silencc gives consent the young
man remarked. when he asked q
deaf and dumb girl IL he might kis1(
her.
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1Mpnoynn nAInY nANcH

i60 acres silly loan soil; 80 hefes
bottom. under cultivation. good
buiidinEai large orchard. running
water. fine location. VIII accept
up Go 81 900 In Al city property,
and give ionE time On balance.
This h. real farm
uHLlS. $50 f.nmhor Exchange bldE
LuMHER LUMBER
owing e. our lease expiring In a
short time. We viii close out the
lumber nos on hand much below
preaent retail prices. Lower prices
win continue until our warehouse
Is empty
pRoVtNE LUMBER co
1905 Post 81. Between University
and seneca "a
$500 DOWN. $50 MONTH
. acres 81 cleared land. located At
rohtor. on aeattie-TacomA inter
urban This property has
room house. good well; b. fenced (;
has just been plowed. four blocks
81 500. 5000 down. balance $40 per
month, Phone sidney 5zs for d.
r~ctionH.
FRutT AND BERRY LAND
We are placinE on the market sew
erni hundred acres good legged
or land write for literature and
our offer a. workmen.
COMPANY
THREE LAKES. WASH
RANCH BARGAIN
30 acres close o. Port Townsend
partly improved VIII sell for
50. 900 WI take Seattle property
Tor 1000. balance cash. This
price includes all the farming im-
plementa horse and furniture,
Securities Inv. Co. sis Boston nix
HALF-AcKE. IN WEkT AEATfLE
$50 cash. $40 per month. VIII build
on a for you. or furnish lumber.
Nicely located. A fine huy.
~ g PETERS
fls Third Ave
ao-AchE sNAp. sts MILES FROM
Port Orchard. on main county
Rad. Q acres upland. 2 cleared. -
acres bottom. Eiash"d; no big
stumpa. Price $500, your own
terms Address E-ri star
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wANTED--AUT0MOBIFs
4 FOR sALE-AI'TO TRICKS

/ KNOW a MAN WHO HoUGnr a
GEnSfN TRUCK. But WHO
WAS AFRAID OF WORK
II II one OF those few instances that
We have had To contend with in
manufacturing and selling GER
six trucks direct to consumer. He
was afraid of getting real dirt
on his hands. We have the truck
back. and will make very inter
esting deal to real MAN who
has an honest deaire 10 get ahead
New tires and n real Guarantee
Needs little money and "A good
reputation CerslX Manufacturing
Co. 21ta Fifth ave
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!, FOR sAIE-Rs,L ESTATE
A HnAI. HOME
FRUIT TREES
TWO LOTS
me- A.

A REAL HOME
FRUIT TREES
TWO LOTS
READ
Listen 20 this rive rooms. with large
Neranda, HleepiuF porch. modern
plumbing ard lighting nsturer
| garage chicken COOP mood rhad
two lots. bearing frAit trees a
| lot 81 raHpborrioH. nns variety Of
Hhrubbery and noworr. a large
porting, and right ia the city. only
two blocks from phiunov car line
and pavement Price g. 500, hair
cash, balance SIS per month Gail
at as sist No. Phone ballard iess
You WILL 90 NuTTY
About this place. Listen 60 this 9
rooms. with large yeranda. sleep
ing porch, modern plumbing and
llshting fixtures: garage. chicken
ing fruit trees lot % ranpber-
tier. n fine variety 90 nhrubbsfy
and flowers large garden In
In fact. almost r.lf-HupportinE.
and right In the city. only two
pavement Price t2.too. half cash,
| balance So per month Call at us
Hst y. Phone Ballard 1888.
tgTo. ALL CASH. BUYS 4 LOT sox
10 e. alley, on tist ana Charles
ton. Huy this lot and put u IN a.
| first payment on a home. No one
will question les value at $500.
The only object In selling this lot
80 cheap u 10 pay tho ofnesamentu
ON the other lots.
v r. of.LIgGrR
SO Empire nidg. Elliott 1851
mo CORNER LOT
ttso; TERMS p-minnte ride 20 city
hall two blocks 20 car. four
blocks 60 high and grade schools
| This lot iH cleared good garden
soil. no building restrictions.
HERBERT 4. UPPER
tit-tis Leary IiidE
HOUSE or 3 ROOMS AND FuRSi-
ture large closet and pantry,
store house end wood shed. EAs
and electric light. ono cook stove
one heating stove. rrlce $500 "
Apply at 1853 Firs, ave. n
IioMESELkEHs
Responsible and reliable contractors
for building and repairing. work
and Hatisfactiun guaranteed. No
| high salary office man 60 pay.
| Rouehla w. $50 tsrT " i-aHt ~ y
Fon sAi.E - s-RooN MODERN
house. hot water heat cement
foundation fun basement. corner
lot. 1900. terms Mould cost
o.. 600 10 build Mt Bakpr pafb
district Address Rise. star
nALt.AHB HOME BARGAIN
owner leaving. must sell a-runrn
house. plaEt"red. IN good eendi-
tion. lot tVNi01 feet. close 60
| school ana car ONLY a. 100
call SIS W sand
Yuu SHOULD OWN fouR OWN
home SEQ John y. Adams. at
Fauntteroy. be makes " easy for
You. city office. sis Hoaton Hik,
IL LOTS ron sALE Ar PACIFIC
city. Lots 1 Ia Z and - 10 %
block ITO. Div. s. 1900. terms
shepherd Wilson Creek. wash.
fAf.ATiNE I'LL. ADDITION. FtFsf.
lot aoxtfo. isA foot alley Price
| tDss-W
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30 ACRES. ALL RICH BLACK
alder bottom land; In n prosperous
community. with improved farms
on three sides. Priced low and on
easy terms.
CALVIN PHILLIPS e. COMPANY
500 Leary Building.
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InGGEnnEE IxNns

). ees ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale 20 settlers;
easy terms. no raise In prices u
Ter acre and up Liberty bonds
taken ~ par. write for map show
Ing location. etc.
MATHEMATICIAN TfNrTp co.
Tsrnrta BLDG. Tacoma. wash
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KIRKLAND POULTRY RANCH
! /. 550-liest Locations: paved street.
city water; sidewalks; electric
lights. view; close to lake and
dock; house; poultry houses
straw berries SIS cash. THE.
DuRLAND AGENCY. gl2 Lcary
Bldg,
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rs SITUATIONS wANrrp-N,ir g, roR s.rE-AuroMop,,.Es


EN- SERVICE MAN MfrM GINGER
wishes connection with reliable
firm In sales department or Of
! ficvas salary secondary to future,
Rest references ncacon sao3.
/ DISCHARGED SERVICE MAN
wishes car with bond e. run on
commission. Drove four years nrt-
vstc Excellent references, Call
kcnwood sSte after G y. IN.
l YOUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS
I ahility Wishes evening position,
! discharged from a. = army. Ad-
dress, care y, NJ 9, a, Room sfo.
I RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS
your hauling nouEhhoy Transfer
| q ENpfess. David v Shechan. Pro-
I prietor. Phone Elliott toe. store
! room and office. 2ts Seneca at
Seattle.
I DISCHARGED SOLDIER CAPABLE
" keeping ear IN repair wants
| family. Careful and rcNehle
driver Address S-is6, star
/ DISCHARGED OVERSEAS SOLDIER
/ wishes position "a salesman some
/ experience lumber and real estate
Address Mas. star.
NAVY MAN WANTS POSITION "a
driver. private or stage: also
tractor experience, heforcnces
Address N-tea star.
ST = oGRArm Eta SEVERAL
years experience. desires position
/ IA city. first class references Ad-
dress N-tao, star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. MAR
rted. has i.ton truck. wants haul
ing. Call Main ses or kalnier eel
20 LOST AND FOUND
LOST. RETwEEN PINE AND MAD.
lson, on First ave. suit case. 2s9o
W. etst
&c FOR RENT-uOtsFs
III you 10 NOT FIND 4 SUITABLE
house advertised here for rent try
an al under tho ~wsnted-House'
heading. and u will reach many
people having vacancies
yoU SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. See John +. Adams. at
Fauntieroy: makes " easy for
YOU CITY office. .is noston hlk.
rs FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY MOD
ern apartments, 20 minutes
mnnlcinal car 2osi " ssth.
30 HOUsEkEEpI>G ROOMS
FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE. ALSO
housekeeping rooms close In. isie
70 BOARD AND ROOM
BALLARD MAN. ROOM AND
board. private $3.50 per week,
Address H-so star.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SAFES
We hav. prospective purchasers for
used safe. all sizes
PURCELL sAFr co
Main ssr. Tis Fourth Ava
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STOCKS AND Bo>Ds

Market Ne, Price
lrd. complete ...... sss.sS So g
wan SAVINGS STAMPS AND
PARTLY PAID RECEIPTS FOUGHT
sfi loaned on each $50 Bond
e. n. MccOSAHY
PIT American Bank nidR.
Second and Madison
WANT 4 PEW MEN TO JOIN Us IN
filing upon rich oil shaic. wyo-
ming. f.umhard Company, SIS Sec
ond ave. basement Alaska BLDG
WE rUy LIBERTY .8O~ps At
smnli discount: also partial pay
rnrnt receipts and w. X Stampa
700 HaiEht nidr.
~ BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES
WELL. HERE ~ 4 sNAr--RisS-
tanranf In -ood. lively town.
with only one other restaurant in
town. with horseshoe counter,
ladt"N dining room. viii seat rs
people. fully equipped. new cash
register, dishes. coffee urn. heater.
new. double oven Majestic range.
hot and cold water. meat block.
ice cheat, k0-loaf bakco ven. nearly
new Must sell before June 1.
Come quick an goes, including
building. for sT0N owl R.Ninu-
rant. Port orchard.
WANTA FEW MEN TO ION Us IL
uHnE upon rich oil nhhle. Wyo-
ming. Hubbard Company 6iS Sec
nnd ave. basement Alaska iildE.
8 HOrSEKEEPfNG ROOMS AND
garage close in. rent s22 30. ieaHr.
Eor sale by owner. 1910 Ninth ave.
rs PERSONAL
WNNTEp--EvERY WOMAN TO RE.
main beautiful by using Princess
Beauty box q months supply.
value s2.2b. sneciai 81 90. Finish
ing cream knr Princess Toilet
Co. soha Arcade Blig.
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS gold. silver
Oh or broken iewelry, watches.
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
f2 l. g Smith Bldg. fourth floor
PRIVATE sANITARfUM - REsiG-
tered physician. Specialist in all
conditions of women Terms rea-
aonablc. 1927 18th ave. Capitol
mn car.
SWITCHES MD CuRLs MADE
from combinrs, Ladies' Improve
ment shop. $50 Union st. hain s6o7.
WILL MEET YOU ANY TIME Ab-
dress seattle Cen Del Y. =.
DIAMONDS WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MlCIIAEt. 2os PIKE ST
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ArSTHAcTS AT REDUCE } RATES
Money 60 loan. 40 Third ave.
Main iotT. Washington Title Co
io5 FUNERAL NOTICES
HIGGINS - Hortonse \. Huggins.
aged &c years, at 4524 University
boulevard. May 20. 1919. beloved
wife Of Newell w Higgins. daugh-
ter OF Phebe 4. Ryan and sister OF
Francis NJ. Ryan.
Funeral services at First Prcsby-
tcrian church. Seventh ave. and
Spring 81, Tuesday. May 81. at 1;00
y. m Friends invited.
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ACREAGE

INCEPTlONAL HAtGAIN
NICELY IMPROVED: $500
one 81 the most attractive little
places 10 be had close 10 town for
anything like this price; 8-room
house; electric lights; granary
good well; large early garden OF
potatoes, beans, cucumbcra to-
matoes. etc, which viii show
quality or soil. young orchard
of choice varieties; raspbcrries.
RooseberrleE. curranta and other
small fruits trcllised and cared
for properly: flowers holly trees.
climbing vines, shrubbory; some
standing green trees. splendid
view. owner going on large place,
only reason he viii considcr sell
ing. Handy for people employed
downtown. Satisfactory party
can arrange terms.
BURKE e FARRAR, Inc.
goa New York BllS.
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FARM LANDS

90 ACRES. 1850
Close % railroad and town In SkaEi'
county s wonderful buy. This "
good loxRed-off land. and VIII
make fine farm.
lI c. PETERS
aic Third Ave.
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/ WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and T.. Pike. East Gif,
WE SELL OK EASY
PAYMENTS
4 1915 Stearns touring; excellent
| mechanical condition two
spare castings. Price $3.50
1917 Ford tourlngi excellent
condition. extra odutpmont
aud terms .............tt2s
1915 Oidsnobiic six: iuat
painted. with all good tires
and one extra t.s+tt, tl,2eV
1918 Maxwell; all good tires;
one spare. si5S down 1893
1917 Ford roadster. dcmount-
able rims. good tires, new
topi ear Is now having new
top put on. then viii be sent
60 paint shop. rick out
your color and We viii paint
roadster 60 suit Price OF
ear Including new top and
paint .tssttt tttttt.fts Rf'S
1917 Oakland touring. Just out
Of paint shop good mcehan-
zeal condition. an excellent
buy. terms ..,tsstss,.tS' Fe
1915 Oakland touring. COM
pietc new motor installed.
new tires. just painted.
same a. new car terms
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900
1916 Oakland roadster: just
overhauied. good tires.
painted pretty blue; excel
lent running condition'
ready for the road. aud lots
81 pep. terms. new top and
side curtains ....t..,.'s I2s
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! WANTED-.,EAL ESTATE
FOR ENCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

FOUR LOVELY LoTs: LEVEL:
nice place for garden. Would
trade for Ford car, or what have
you7 40 Kenyon St. South Park.
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"To raise funds for such an under.
taking, a world loan seems essential.
This would be for about rs billion
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discharged sailor: hardwood fin
tshlng; old floors refinighed 10
look like new. reasonable. Call
Main 5g25, room 2. between 6 and
d. m.
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bIscHARGED ARMY CAPTAIN
would Ike to locate with firm
whore there In n future. Married;
20 years old. Can furnish very
best Of recommendation Address
N-125, Star.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
GREAT WAVE OF ANARCHY
SWEEPS THROUGH UKRAINE
Landlords Beaten by BoIshevki and
Turned Out in Cold Without
Clothing.

Warsaw, Dec. 2S.-ForceS command
ed by Petlura, the Ukrainian leader,
drove General Skoropadski from Kiev
on Sunday, December Is. Petlura
himself entered the city last Thursday.
Prince Radziwill, wealthy Polish
landowner, escaped and has reached
here with other refugees, which in
clude 400 Russian officers driven out
of the district of Dubno by peasants.
Prince Radziwill said upon his arrival
here:
'Kiey is calm again. The shops are
open and it is still occupied by 10000
German troops under General Kirbach.
The horrors of anarchy in that country,
especially in the Volhynia district, can
not be realized. | have seen how
landlords and their managers have
been cruelty assaulted and beaten by
bitter cold
"They have begun to ill-treat wom-
en-, which is something new to bOlshe-
vism. For instance, if they cannot find
the husband or father they wish to ar
rest they take the wife, mother or
daughter.
Il escaped dressed as railroad EN-
ployee, on q train carrying a number
of German soldiers, a few women and
some civilian passengers. AT every
station it was a fight to get by. The
peasants are rObbing and disarming
German soldiers everywhere, being in
furiated because of German thefts of
grain and food. 1t is estimated that
possibly 100000 Germans are still left
in Ukraine, but only those in Kiev are
armed / believe they will eventual
ly make their escape. Throughout all
of the Ukraine, which is inhabited by
100000 people. conditions must be
regarded as being absolutely chaotic"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
YANKS FIGHT FIRE ON SHIP
Steamer Luckenbach Badly Damaged
by Blaze While in Port at
Baltimore.

Baltimore, Dec. 2S.-Fire badly dam
aged the steamship Florence Luken
bach and the vessels cargo of food
stuGs and gasoline. The ship was ~
ing at pier 6, Locust Point, and was
loaded and ready to sail for France.
Four soldiers stationed along the wa
ter front were injured in helping to
fight the flames. Three city firemen
were overcome by gasoline fumes and
taken to a hospital. The loss will run
into thousands of dollars.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
WANT ALLIES TERMS
Entente Governments Approached by
Russians Regarding Peace Par
Iey-No Response Made.

London, Dec 2S-The allied gov
ernments since Christmas have again
been approached by the bolshevik gov
eminent of Russia regarding terms of
peace. These differ in no respect from
those put forward by NJ. Litvfnoff,
formerly bolshevfk ambassador at Lon
don. through the Norwegian govern
ment in November. The proposals
have met with no response, as they
emanate from a government which is
not recognized by the allies. Tie
whole Russian question is at present
under discussion among the allied gov
eruments.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
100000 JOIN RED CROSS
Only Scattering Returns Received
From Many Chapters Through
out Country.

Washington. Dec. 27.-An enrolment
of nearly 100000 was shown by re-
ports from the American Red Cross
Christmas roll call received at national
Headquarters here. Many divisions re-
ported that, thus far they had been
able to get only scattering returns from
many chapters, and this led officials to
believe that the ultimate total will ex-
coed 20,O00,000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
$4,000 IN STAMPS STOLEN
War Savings Stamps Taken From
Safe in the Post Office at
Greeley, Colo.

Greeley. Colo, Dec 2S.-War Saw
ings Stamps TO the value of $4,000
and some cash, amount unknown, were
stolen form the safe in the Greeley post
office. The theft was not detected I'M
till the lights in the building went out
for some mysterious cause, and in
hunting around for candles employees
found the safe open and looted.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
HAD SHARES IN BERGER PAPER
Arthur Brisbane Owned Stock in
Leader, According to Testimony
at Socialists Trial.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Arthur Brisbane,
chief editorial writer for the Hearst
newspapers, was the owner of 1000
shares of stock in the Milwaukee Lead
err, Victor Berger's paper, according to
the testimony of Ferdinand Rehfeld,
business manager of the Leader, given
in the trial of five Socialists before
Judge Lands. 1t was said Brisbane
disposed of his holdings four or FIVE
months ago.