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Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-05-25
23O TRAIL HI1IERS

On Monday night of this week at
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Rev.
H. G. Dooley read the names of 230
converts who will unite with the
church on profession of faith in
Christ and instructed them on the
significance of baptism and church
membership and Christian living.
Next Sunday morning and evening
a large number of converts will con-
fess Christ in baptism by immersion.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-05-25
WATER MASS MEETING

There will be a mass meeting in
the Wesley Tabernacle tonight at 7.30
o'clock, to consider the question of
water supply for this part of the city.
The question of water supply for
North Bridgeton is a very important
one to the manufacturers, property
holders and citizens of that section;
therefore all are requested to be
present at this meeting, that some
definite request might be formulated
and presented to the City Council.
FIFTH WARD CITIZENS.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-05-25
SOME JUMP

A few years ago local painting con-
tractor did certain job of painting for
S65. This week he figured upon doing
the same job over again. The esti-
mates for the job ran up to S120. This
nearly 100 per cent. increase was due
to the high cost of materials and the
increase of wages paid iourneymen
painters.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-05-25
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

, One size smaller after using Aliens
Foot-Ease, the Antiseptic powder to
be shaken into the shoes and used in
the foot-bath for hot, tired, swollen
aching, tender feet. 1t makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. Sold everywhere
25. Ask for Aliens Foot Ease. Don't
Accept any substitute. 4-22 4w
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-05-25
Have LICENSES

J. H. Fithian, the lawyer, and his
son, yesterday went to Salem, where
they were examined for automobile
driving licenses and both passed the
tests handsomely.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22
6n mtafncmlie anGet. Nierring,

en iitntllemllg NllTgf. 9lerrtllgt
D. 5e6rnor. Gn 15noria 1ieneite-
oreng. Dos SIR. anuoien, agorllp i
1aars. par i 8reoaas pan 0}eieriet
iom @Glfefuif % if uobetalt 1870
ar. til lin SuSbono. d ban fom
6ao ban ON SOP til at beige
en- iu9 Sluatnina, bpilfet SuSbon-
oen, Der fife / 9iebliftet 6nifeoe pna
MpIfepengene, 9oo BAN 1iaa0eIie
til. 3relaen blco imi0lerti0 borte,
o. SaQcn blco melOt til 9olitiet.
1rengcn er iorUlOrele5 % par
nnbragt / Gieneite Dos SIR. anuo-
len, on Glaoien hos bam regnes ior
irrlia 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

MOrs-5bp.Sancn. Otter SnO.
bpoelie Al 9aneuopalaet paa g}or5
oi6olotes Der iorleoen 5biiteo ct
D}eoe, boor Der Dor moot Geprpien.
tantcr ior ole De ( Ggnens 9ane.
4louer Snteresiereoe. @iter en- me.
oct lang Gebat peotoqe5 oet / ifel.
&c a16iit 81. 2lp." at inogoa til BE
Qerila % Riasooq me6 2fnoraaenoe
on ire 8ieroeoelc Stat5tilifuo til
9inieu 3biiteo - 9ilinno - ap.
fe6inq meo 9ro. eler 8pmninas
anlGa peo @ilinno. 9ltpragcnoet oif
bfipe op%crleoerct. ina mart 9mts
r1noet bar 6olot Meoe oa iaitilanet
lit S%tonopumft. Der oiqiort menes
at inloe ionnnen meo 9(noraQen0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22
Zen mibtiDoifc 9GnaOcbanc. 9lei

Zen motIDoite STn9oebnne. Heo.
furSbro, - 3cbrllar. Ser er / DC
.iioitc Cage aiboIot en- RGffe 2(9itn-
tionsmeoer I @gaen melem Sobro
og ReofGr56ro ior @ei1optngelie al
Den anfnle 4lan ON Ell mioip0if
2p%n0oebnne, Der iflll0e gaa ira qlnl.
BORG oper @sroger, &sofGr6ro, ael-
Ierllp, 5itnOer, 9ramminge til @s-
bierg @eo ioa 9oot iom oae MeOer,
ne uotoltes ser GiIifltninq til 9la.
men, % Der bleo neoiat llOpolg.
1isie llOpnIq inmleOes / @oar til
Qlsoe meo anore SntereSiere0e /
&eofprs6ro, bpor ser | aft msote
ca. 300 @enneifer. Otter en- lpn'
gere 9iifuSiion oeoto9es ontrent
enitcmnia 1iIilutnin1 til oct urpn-
he 9are.Rroieft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22
st nmiformcret Yrplctariot. 6or

st nniformeret Yroletariat. 6or'
le0en pnatnlte n9lolb. lStiftstio", at
en- StatsilnftionGr, ct Yoltblto,
maattc unOeritetteS al 9iGlpefosien
/ 9(alborg, o9 MI meooeler 9lnoet,
at minoit ct ballot Sun0re0e al Ial.
borg @ribntboners 6l%lnftionprer
bar igqt % for De ileIteS 8eofom.
menoe inaet llnoerItettelie al iantnlc
Sinlpefnsie. 0ette 6etegner 9looet
meO Gette Tom ga1ife %uiemmeIiat.
at De paogGIOenbe ber 6aOe Siplp,
GA 6eres 2sn er ol0eles ntilitrGf.
felig UNDER DC berifen0e 5orbolo, er
rimeligt; men oenne 9pr0e ber life
lpgoes pna De fomrnllnale Sfattep.
Oerc, og @tn0et %opfororer oerior til
at tiIitiae @nron6et Ell Eroteitreio.
luton moo, at 9aneoireftionen ifa.
Der ct uniiornieret Fr~oletnrint. 5or.
6oloene er %iorsbri9t tiliporenoe man
&c Steoer | enn6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

StprmanOen ira gGs6ern Snarc".
StDrmano 8etcrien pao Den oanife
Camper a@sbern Snare", Der 6leU
tilbaae6olot / 2ilbecf a De tDifc
MDnoia6eoer, baooe / 5plle %.
uoimuglet en- Gel 9romfaIilm
+ en- 9nffe. Q}en on BAN menes at
bare aiort Oct i Den 1ro, at ban
Oermeo hialp gieoe aors, er Der
&aab ON. at ban mart oil 6Iioe
lssla0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

2arien % 5oritanoer Bed talte.
Is Aites par Der offentliat Ma6oe
i Observation-Disclosures / amalie-
gnoe, b0is 5eitial par ipl0t til
IrGn9iel; Der 6leo boIot 5oreorag
al 9oin0ebinlpens 6orman6. 5rn
9aitorinoe SdepeIern % 5ru BRO.
iesior Midelet ira G6riitionia, %
ienere gop 9riiteIig Solaforenin9
en- 4oneert.
MenigbeOsranOene pna SIM. -
Ooenie, D. 8ebrnar. 5 Suns 5or-
inalin9s5a5 ai6oloteS i Dag unOer
prioate 5ormer ct M6oe al ca. 500
Q}enigbe raa0smeoIemme ira ca.
100 So9ne / Suns Stiit. Otter Ell
lipli9. men iororageIig 5or5anoling
oanne0es Ell Screening al Qfenia-
observation-disclosures / Suns 5tiit
til 4fboloelie Al 6Gaesmeoer, paa
6oilfe 3ioen5 firfelige 5pergsmaaI
ie.nlt Meni9beosroaoenes OpgaDer
oi @irfemoa0e fan oreite3, til ino.
bDroes 0pbpggelie o9 8%eileonin8.
Der pal9tes Ell 9eitnrelie pao 7
Die0lemmer.
SO llrncgraOc. Belle, q. 5ebrllar.
; Ell @raO6si poa @anoel Mart
fonOt @ieren. Baaroeier @6r. Soer.
len, iorleoen to llrnearaoe ira oen
Dn9re @ronceoloer. 5 ben enc urue,
Der til 0els Dor eoelagt, %ionotes en-
minore aniu Al 9ronce. Gen m0en
llrne if man u~6eifaoiget op, % /
ben loo nogle Rerler % en- Bronco
ring; oe5ll0en far0te5 Ell IA Iom-
mer lang 9faal meo ct int orna-
menteret 6obeoc al 9ronce. RaaIen
par PED @raolraninQen bsiet lam
men i en- ]ting.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
I UC HERO HAS EXPERIENCE
 AT SEA

The tug Hero, towing a barge, is in port for coal and supplies, having been 36 days on the day from Anchorage, where carge of lumber was delivered for the Anchorage Supply Company, owners of the barge.
 The tug is owned by the British Co lumbia Mills Tug & Barge Company. in command of Captain J. Anderson. who is accompanied on the trip by his niece, Miss Draper, an attractive young lady from Seattle. While con siderable rough weather was encoun- tered, making it necessary to frequent ly seek shelter, the experience was thoroughly enjoyed by Miss Draper, who proved herself an excellent sailor and good travelling companion.
 Captain Foster is in charge Of the barge, and he reports that the party was glad to get to Cordova and be able to stock up with fuel and provisions
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
XMAS PROGRAMS AT THE LOCAL
 CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

St Georges Mission, Red Dragon Club House. - Fourth Sunday in Ad- vent Morning prayer and Holy Com munion, II o'clock; Sunday school. 12 o'clock; evensong, 1 o'clock.
 Christmas Day Services.
 Holy Day of Obligation - Morning prayer and Holy Communion, Il o'clock. Special music.
 Miss Emma Shepard ... =. Selection Mrs. w. H. Chase -. Selection Mrs. Jack O'Neill ... ... .. Selection Mrs. Samuel Hedges. accompanying
 Christmas tree and distribution of gifts for the children of the parish after service.
 All patrons and friends of the Red Dragon and strangers in town are cordially invited to be present at this great feast A devout and inspiring service to the uplift of all and to the glory of God for the many blessings brought by the Christ child.
 Heartiest good wishes from your friend and pastor. E.P. ZIEGLER.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
LITTLE IF MAND FUR COPPER
 JUST NOW

NEW YORK, Dec. 23. - There was very little demand for copper during the past week. The offerings from re- sellers showed further concessions. Electrolytic for January delivery sold for 31 cents, and small lots were of fered for nearby and spring shipment from 30 to 31 l-2 cents. The leading producers are still asking 32 1-2 cents for third quarter shipments, with no sales.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
VILLA HAS TAKEN
 TORREON

FL PASO, Dec. 23.-An unconfirmed report has been received to the effect that Villa has captured Torreon.
 FL PASO, Dec. g. - Villa began an attack on Torreon early this morn ing, and the battle was progressing at noon. Villa passed Bermejillo. 25 miles north of Torreon, going south.
 FL PASO, Dec. 23. - It is reported that Villa captured santa Rosalia yes terday and executed 300 men, practi cally all of the Carranza garrison. No property was destroyed.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
ANOTHER CANNERY PLANT
 BE ESTABLISHED HERE

Early the coming spring work will be started on another salmon cannery at COrdova. Manager Moore was here last fall looking for a location for a plant and finally selected a site below town, near where the Canoe Pass Com pany has put up its new cannery. MT Moore is expected here from Puget Sound next month, when he will make the necessary arrangements for the erection of his new plant.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

~ A
 schvener who wrote Christ " mas story without mentioning
 shop windows. and the people rose and slew him. saying. Ut has nev- CT been done"
 Does the reader recognize this stroll ing ragged newsie? Down through the centuries he comes. the eternal poor child of Christmas. who Is. by the law of the prophets. invariably hap pier han the rich man in his limousine CFhiS Limousine, by the way. was once coach and four the rich man red n0S"d baron and the child golden haired page. His mud colorcd mon gre alone remains the same He has not altered In IG9 rcarSl
 It was week before Christmas. and we had not yet found our rich man
 At last. however. inst as dusk was falling, we f"Un6 cur man
 He was old; he was alone In the world. His hair fell in white fringe about hiS ears. Ills face was bitter but sal, SHrrcpli,iuuslv us we GraSpcd his Wri.t "" felt his ruISc Ills heart Was ready tn melt
 "QHirk.' SaiJ Wr leauing Into the plum co'ored interior of his llmousine "Thc"r's n" tim" to lose The boy is waiting three blocks farther along Tell yonr man to hurry. please"
 The oll gentleman dil mol seem to observe "Gr presence We were pfuucd for moment but soon reflected that. being Nouu2 author. we were, of course, quite invisible. He spoke sharp ly through the tube to his chauffeur:
 Get on. Simmons; get on cant stay here all night And. Simmons stop at the toy shop three blocks far ther along"
 The car drew up tO the curb. The old gentleman. clutching copy of Dickens fin one hand and his gold headed cane in the other, descended to the sidewalk. InstlnctIycly, as though guided by some impulse of the ages. he turned toward the Christmas shop window abla2c with a thousand tiny artificial candles.
 Standing Just in front Of the bright window the mud colored mongrel at his heels. was the little newsie, his hands in his pockets. his cap on the back of his head. his wistfuI eyes
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
SERVICES AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

SERVICES AT CATHOLIC CHURCH.
 The services at the Catholic church. December q and 25, will be as fol lows:
 Sunday - First Mass and Holy Communion. S:8O a m; second Mass and sermon. 1O:30 a. m; benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, immediate ly after the second Mass. No evening service.
 Christmas Eve-Solemn High Mass at F o'clock Cmidnight); second Mass, S:30 a. m; third Mass, lO.3o a. m; immediately after that Mass. benediction of the Blessed Sacrament No evening service.
 Father Crimont wishes to tell the good Cordova people that he feels sensible pleasure in being with them on this great day, and to each and all he tenders his heartfelt wishes for a blessed and joyous Christmas.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching service II a. m, No Room in the Inn;" Sabbath school 12 D. m; Christmas exercises, [ D. m.
 The Christmas sermon will be de livered at the morning service. The exercises of the evening will be rem dered by the children of the Sunday school. To these special services of the season we cordially invite the pub lie to join us.
 We extend to the friends of the church and to the people of Cordova the greetings of the season.
 4. c. SERVER, Pastor.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
RIOT RESULTS AT DRESDEN
 FROM A FOOD FAMINE

ROTTERDAM, Dee. 23-Food riots occurred at Dresden on December IT, Is and 9. So serious became the situation that the troops called out help the police suppress the trouble which caused from the closing of food shops on Sunday because they lacked stocks The women ormed the shops Sunday and then marched through the streets Another parade took place Monday which passed the kings palace the participants shouting for bread The disturbances were renewed Tuesday when sharp fight occurred during winch hundred parades were wounded and then cleared the streets.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

n moment Ister pedestrans passing that particular corner saw an old gen tleman peering rather dazedly into Il Christmas shop window. while In the plum tinted, nickel plated, electric light ed, luxuriously appointed limousine at the tnrb sat little newsie with a mud colored mongrel hugged to bis bosom and an overwhelming happiness in his eyes.
 As Tor the Christmas author-but be was very young and quite invisible DaDa Burnet in New York Eyening Sun.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
MANY ASK FOR DATA ON
 SHORT COURSE IN MINING

SEATTLE, Dec. 22. - More advance inquiries concerning the short course in mining than have ever before come to the office of the college of mines have ledt to the belief that this years attendance will be record breaking. The course will open January 2.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
BASED PAY SW|TCHMEN'S $
 HELPERS

NEW YORK, Dec. 23. - The federal arbitration board has granted the Switchmen's Union an eight hour day with straight pro rata time for over time The award increases the pay Of foremen and helpers five cents an hour
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

Looking Into the Christmas WIndo' fixed upon that feast of plenty. r one dreadful Instant we thought Y SAW Il look of boredom. of emu flash across that pale pinched face. br We could not be sure.
 "Humrh! said the old gcntlema This your wind0wT
 Yes, sir" replied the hoy wl;h cherubic smile, mine and Bonesy's
 "I knowr' muttered the rich man .It is Christmas. Come; l will Eiy, you anything you ask for one peep int your window! l say this in all hum bleness, knowing that you are richer than I, knowing that l have nothing that you would want, but still beg ;,s rou tc name your hearts desire"
 We turned to the little newsie. the eternal Christmas child. Fondly. al most tearfully, we waited for him to speak. At last he did so, glancing for inspiration at the mOngrel, nor did he know, wretched boy, that he had shattered the tradition of cen turies.
 'Tn trade y look in the winder said the boy bluntiy. fer five min ute sit in yer autymobile."
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
MOTION PICTURE FILMS
 BE ADMITTED TO MAILS.

WASHINGTON, Dee, 9. - The postoffice department has issued an order that motion picture films will be admitted 10 the mails, beginning January l.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

The funeral of Elizabeth Rose, in fant daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. Nj. Rosswog took place this afternoon from the family residence. Many sym pathetic friends attended. The sym pathy Of the entire community is ex- tended to the bereaved parents in their loss.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

Among the Fairbanksans who ar rived in town yesterday were four old timers. Dan Berger, Mark Leper, J. J. Trunk and J. c. Boliver. who are on the way to the states Berger claims to have won enough Republican money on the election to be present at the inauguration Of his friend, Woodrow Wilson.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

Old-fashioned. home cooked Christ mas dinner, with all the trimmings, will be served at Wells restaurant on Monday afternoon any time after 2 o'clock
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

The steamer Mariposa is due from the westward tomorrow morning at C o'clock and will be in port eight or ten hours loading ore.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

This is the holiday season and you can enjoy the evening in no better ter way than by attending the dance at Eagle Hall.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

BERLIN, Dec 23Ihc press has received President Will son note with varying yiew scarcely papers looking alike at the proposition The views range from enthusiastic welcome accorded the plan by the Tagebat the unexpected
 nca quasi acuescncc of the Vosche Zeutung which pre- fes to wait until the of the allies made the kaiser note before deciding for or against it.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

WASHINGTON Dee. 23-The official report of the Brit sh government the British liner Arabia was sunk in the Mediterranean unwamed and not at any time in the service o the aes There were Asacs aboard except Indian Indications developing that the seriousness ot the submarine situation require general stand bv the American government
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

If you want to enjoy a turkey din ner, with all the good things that go with it, drop into Wells restaurant Monday afternoon after ? o'clock.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
LONDON. Dee. 23..

LONDON, Dec 23-Wilsons to the bellgerens stil dominates the newspapers headlines which show their dap prova Of the suggestion It is ntimated the government will draft formal polite reply to President Wilson after con sultng the allies. Balfour will write the note
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

PARIS, Dec 23-Presdent Wilson's note and Secretary ansngs statement continue to be the sensations of the day The presidents action is disapprovc by the commentators who only vary in their manner of expressing their opinions
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

There will be no issue of the Daily Times on Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

PARIS, Dec 23n hcIobbos of the chamber of deputies Wilson's note the subject of all conversations among the lepues, who agreed in paying homage to the sentiments in spring the writer They unanimously of the opinion that in the present state of affairs his suggestion could have the result he expects from by the establishment of lasting peace.
 PARIS, Dec 23An official decree prohibits the mporta ton of all liquor into France and Algeria
 PARIS, Dec 23. - The minister of commerce has intro duced bill empowering the agricultural department place all moccuped land under cultivation similar action having al ready been taken in England.
 PARIS, Dec 22.-The German submarine U-45 which re- gently sank the steamers off Saint Nazare has sunk torpedo boat destroyers.
 PARIS Dec 22-Thc chamber of deputies has approved batch of new taxes including graduated tax on theatre and vaudeville tickets refined increased the price tobacco raised Postage eegrams telephone calls and money orders have been raised
 LONDON, Dee. 22Ihe British troops have captured Fl Arsl, ninety miles east of the Suez canal. PETROGRAD Dee. 22-The Russian troops in the north e part of Dobuda having been attacked yesterday along the whole front by superior number of Teutons began further retirement northward.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
LONDON, Dec. 23,-,

LONDON, Dec. 23-Owing to the increased submarine menace and the government risk the insurance office has raised the insurance rate per voyage British ships to forty shillings per cent.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-An order has been issued in Lon don winch dscontnue the issuance of all shipping reports cept the announcement of casualties
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

The Daily Times is a member of the Associated Press. Get the news.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

 .ss-zMRERMW n NICE on time in a queer little town On the shore of the Zuyder
 Zee, When all the good people were fast
 asleep,
 A strange thing happened to lac. Alone the night before ChristmaA sat by the glowing fire, Watching the flame as it rose and
 fell, While the sparks shot higher and
 higher. Suddenly one of the sparks began To flicker and glimmer and wink Like a big, bright eye till I hardly
 knew
 What to do or to say or to think. Quick as flash it changed to face, And what in the world did I see But dear old Santa Claus holding
 his head And waving his hand to me- "oh, follow me, follow mel" soft hs
 cried,
 And up through the ehis~ns2 -..
 him I mounted, nat daring o r>,
 word
 Till we stcol on t'.e e. -
 rim. Now, tell ao, I }.- ~~. s,r-
 Santa Cla1-, Where an I soi. g rFtl y9% ," He !aagAi22ly aissver2l. Why,
 don't y5u Eao.? To travel the wide world through. From the crystal palace, far in the
 north. l have come since dark, and see These curious things for the little
 folk
 Who live on the Zuyder Zee" Then, seating himself in his rein
 deer sledge And drawing me down by his side, He whistled, and off on the wings
 of the wind We flew for q midnight ride. But first such comical pre-ents he
 left
 For the little Dutch girls aal
 toy--- aicn3 aad sapsages, wooden faced
 dolls,
 Chse-s al gin, rlrsaI toye, old:ers Cat Aa:c1c3 at the word
 of coEma4u. Us,I3- e, t.accl-t, and rings, iny gold vatc' $, all studded with
 g,~'s,
 And h1n.reds of exqui-ite things. uaight to America then, where I, pc-ohei on $ chimney high, Watched him scramble and hustle
 about
 Between the earth and sky. Many a stocking he filled to the
 brim,
 And nGmbcrless Christmas trees Burst into bloom at his magical
 touch. Then all of a sudden breeze Caught us and bore away to the
 south And afterward blew us out west, And never till dawn peeped over the
 hills
 Did we stop for a moments rest. Christmas is coming" he whis-
 pered to me. "You can see his smile in the sky. I wish merry Christmas to all tho
 world.
 My work is over Goodby" Like a flash he was gone, and I was
 alone,
 For all of this happened to me Once on a time in a queer istls
 town
 On the shore of the Zuyder Zee,
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
~Who Gave Us Christmas DsyT

"Who Gave Us Christmas DAyf' < hspry. hanny Christmas Be yours t0dayi Oh, not the failing measure Of heeting earthly pleasure But Christmas joy abiding, While years are swiftly gliding, Be yours. l pray, Through him who gave us Christaa
 dayl
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23

LONDON, Dee. 22-The British troops have capt rish, ninety miles east of the Suez canal
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
WlNDOW

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 ShOn windows and thn nnnnIn
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-23
PARIS, Dee 23-An official decree prohibits the ion of all liquor into France and Algeria

PARIS, Dee 22.-The German submarine U-45 which gently sank the steamers off Saint Nazare has been sunk torpedo boat destroyers