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Kriesfirureiens
mirafler.

s ale Solpitaler, bpor laarebe
Soloater bebanoles, gi9loer set
Sopeoprincip, of melt mlllig De Ifa'
oeoe 9elnmer ifal bepares. Nmpu.
tation al laareoe Senlmer foretaees
bare, raar set er npopenoig for at
reooe YatientenS Sip. - Saoleoes
bar ser paa ct al SoIpItalerne /
9pnoon ppret ubfprt 5000 Spe.
rationer iiben arigen be9pnbte, for
t9acr "Sailp grpreIs", men bare
% @ange bar oct ppret nsopenoig
at ampl,tere pigtige 2egemsoelc. Sor
life I9nge iioen blep Der paa ct so.
Ipitol inolagt en- ioaret Soloat, ionr
bapbe faaet ct farlig Sbrupneulaar.
gn llnoeriegelie meb X-Straaler
piite, at ct Stpffe 'Mfetal iaa tort
iom Ell Eipre % meget tpffere laa
liee mo moo Siertet og bemmeoe oct
/ bets 9ep9gelie. &irur9en beilut.
tebe at foretage ct operatipt Ssno-
grcb, ifar Ell Iabning, itaf Saanoen
ino oe traf no WetalItpffet, Ser
por Ell bis Snre for, at 2ilngerne
funoe inoitine i'm Sirflomheo UNDER
Sebepellen. Serfor blep Der uloer
Sperationcn pumpet sGther inn
Dem. Soloaten er M friif % Der
teller ham inaenting. Wetolitpffet
aienlnler ban ipm Soupenir.
Gnonn unocrligere or oct, lonr
iort9nes fra Splpitolerne ON. bpor.
leocs bortifilotc Sele af Sen, Muit'
Ter eler Nerper eritattes. S lamme
Soipital icm oct ouerfor n9pnte
lisser Der en- lerbiif Officer, iom
blep iaaret / fit eget 2anb % brast
til England for of l9sebebanoles
Der. Set par ct ~alporligt Silfploe.
airpen bar fnlrit % S9een beilnt-
teoe at e%ritatie ct mansleilbe Stpffe
mlco CT tiliparenoe Stpffe al ct al
9cnene / 2Geeen. Tenne operation
lpffches fcrtrinlis.
Ieset alminoelis er bet, of
Splinter af iprufne Ben ftrues lam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26

Ter life pibite, hpor Ssnnen par
Siebliffet, ptrebe gmtsforItonoeren
ga, De er BOG bel | @runben Der.
oper nprlleit for at tale mleo Ssn.
nen!"
Sru 2. ~beneeteoe beitemt bette,
% lanitioig oplpite bun, at Yasfon.
toret / 8oIoing bopoe uoto!t lin
Wtisbili9elle al, at gmtsioritunoe.
rem bapoe itemplet benoes Yas /
Steoet for at oplpie benoe ON, at
Srpluppet life par tiIitrpffelia
8rnno til at reile, bpilfet ban be.
lporeoe nleo at benpiie til, of Ioo
funoe 10 @rGnieopipnet bape aiort
bet.
Sermeo par Samtalen forbi oa
6rn Serenien life IfgisrelIen ner-
mere.
Senere bar Ssrenien p9ret fulot
for Mmtsforitanoeren, Der forebolot
ham, at Sgnnen buroe penoe til
bagc.
Gn Senpenoelie til oen ounife
&oniul Iltona bar better life frua-
tet, % Der Tan Ga = bpis General
f%ommanooen / Iltona nester of laoc
sSru 9. penoe tilbaae - bIipe SoIc
ON at benpenoe Jig til ben oanife
8eianot | Berlin.
Men oct or en- lang Sci. Se
imens iapnes Sltitriien baarot / oct
Stem, bun forlob ben 30te SUM for
ct Eor 9oaes llOfluat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Macne Wcir.

&C Sorercbe Stoters Tcirburcau
meboeIer isIgenoc ONT &eirct / llacn,
fom beapnber ben 24oe September:
Region of the Great Lakes:
Fair weather will prevail until Tues
day or Wednesday, when there will be
local rains followed by fair and cooler
her the later part of the week.
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States:
Local showers Monday and Tuesdas
will be followed by fair weather until
near the end of the week, when showers
are again probable. Temperatures will
average near The normal during the week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Son SlaiSiun Suo. Son Slaialo

,tUn Slnfo1un 900. son SlQfSloll,
Den %lHlon0'tc Hcoattar, Soriutter %
Ilthln92monb, cr of0oact PEG D..
Den | Ncutiouif poa SSlonb, 66 Iar
gammcl. Sluialon bar rcbiaeret
iprificligc Apiicr poo Salano. Eon
8rlul0 AZ inc politi'tc elrtlfler
muattc ban Here 0an9c brage /
Sano'lugtlahco, bl. a. I'll Ner1en,
hpor ban trof lommcn meo 9iprn-
"Iticrnc Nioruiou o. ariitoIcr San,
ion. % III Nnlcrltn, hpor han reoi-
gercbe ct Eur ~iSlonoitc @lnoc (Ntuas
uco~Itriitct = lcbi9c Simcr") o.
cGinn en- Sib par Mcoarbcioer
"Stanoinopcn"a Hchoftion. SIafS-
ion bar hnpt SGoc / Nlthin9et ilcrC
@ullgc, Nou hur llbgipct ooifiliae
NeGcr, pTlcntlig Ill Sfolcbrug, %
ban hur oucriot Si9ruionS On
alob @lt % "Sunnepc SoIbaffcn'
til SHlonbIt. Son Slniaion unher.
bite oGino pripat / Sslanbif % OIL.
ore SproN % ban bolbt nctpp pao
mch at u~barbcioe Ct islanblf Son.
per|atlonHlcrlton, bn 0pbcn falbtl
ham bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26

Spigcrienner, to af bans @rsore os
Ell Softer, % en- Seitcr al Wtrs.
Neinoabl lamt en- WPngoe Tenner
% Naboer. Der bIcp gipet pafre
@aper 90 5aler bIeo bolot al Has'
mus 9. Inoerlon, e. .. Stenslono
% Bait. Stubfipr. Nils Hein ipil,
leoe Here 8ioIinnumre. Wtr. og
Wtrs. Heinoabl fom til Dtaoilon ira
Wto / 3elemarfen / 1866 % biep
gilt her iamme Iar. Ge log Jig
ienere neo paa en- Sarm / glrfe og
er bleuet pelboIone Iolf. 3brono
8einoabl er. febt / 1914 % Sn.
geborg Reinoabl / 1S43. De bar
8 gsrn og Is Ysrnebprn.
Better $. @retbeim og Sl'tril
/ Sulutb feirebe forleoen 8ulobrpls
brpaiip. en- Seit bolotes for benz
/ Den fsrite norif. lltberife &irfe,
Eaitor Stenberg toltc og o%perrafte
Ell @npe | Sub. st Sigt al Su.
liuS :. gallmann oplGites. Or.
Cutie bolbt ligeleoes Ell Sale; ri.
oerc Mutton Hingareo, Sons s..
@isrgc, CONNER Banners o. a. @n
@nrtilationsifripelIc bar inblsbet
ira Sormono DR.. z. 8. Sabl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Marligc Wcnishcoss z anacrfciter.

Yaitor 2. 3. Simmnolen / &ens
pom, Yiinn., opclifcr Sang / line
Wtcnigbeoer, @ol og Wolonb, peo
at nfbolOc norlige Songcrieiter / Dis.
ic W~cni0bcbcr. 30 iuabonnc San-
Qcrieitcr err nctop blct ofbolote, bell
enc ben tObc September / 8ol og
Sen ulbcn Den Toe september /
Wtolun03 Strife. Wuoatiellcitc bolo.
les ON Nornibbo9cn oQ Sangcritep-
ne ON Gitcrntioooqen. Goru. Siuing.
iton, Stu>cnt neo ben Sorcncoc Sir
fca Scmillur, rar lult, SimunolcrS
WtcobiUlpcr / Sommercno Spb OF
iloouct Gorcnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Nnpt. u. ". Siurnitno, tiolioel

anpt. ". ". S~iurnitao, tioIigere
al Il, Toul, Mtiul., me Tor Chen
nnlut iom SUrcr pco &ri9aifolen /
Scoucnlporth, Sans. cr blet tilbllbt
Stiuingcn lom WtilitGruttod)e pco
Oct nmcrifonlfc @ciolotifab / @ien,
oplpicS ira ct. Eaul. &upt. Siprn-
itoO er iobt / Miunciota og er Ora.
Oucnt ira Den iorbereOcnoe ~9lioeling
uc0 Il. Slai College, "a ben
ipunlfe arig breo no, huerpeoe ban
Jig / oct 13be Winnciota Ncaiment.
Otter &riQen5 Slut, opcrilutteoes
ban til 6Cn ituGcnoc Npr. Nnn bar
/ ire Nur NtiIitprattatc peo oet
amcrifonisc Scgotion / Berlin Tor
%cr0cnafri1cn brpo no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Srf. @nubilon Mnilib - Ell Got.

Ter al Den ~befjenbte norife Soriatter
oQ &oi'folcmano Mnoreos Nllltlio -
bor uObonnet Jig / ipcnif Spgcgpm-
noilif oN WoSinge peb Sfolen /
Nclp Oorf og cr mi - eiter / Sonls
mcr at buue giort Sjeueitc peb Or.
,>occbp'5 Soliatorium, Stomioro,
Conn. - pcnotc tllbaoc til Hep
Norf, huor bun bar begpnbt ielps
itrnoin Truria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
l.Smcrfclic. Gniion @iaiam Iel

l,Omerfclic. Gniign @iaiam Hel-
ion al De Sorenebc StatcrS Worine,
Ssn al INSTRUMENTATION Chris
Nclion, minneapolis, bar after no.
mcrfct iig / line Stuoier Iom Wari-
ncoiiiccr, ioct ban | SisfrigsifoIen
err tilitaoet ct Stipenoium for "Eoit.
graduate" Stlloier peb WasIatli.
let's Snititute al technology / Sam.
bridge, WaiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
ypitnant =. =. Saaem al II. 2

Miorinc, ser for fort Sib iiocn
lmIioncIbnrt otter lit %rpllltp bleu
bcororct iii DC mcrifonifc TSorponbc,
cr III pcnbt tllbnge bcrirn til Mtnri-
ncofoocnlict / annapolis, msbocler
bans Nro0cr 80. Soocn / Moor
bcob, til "Irom". Spitnnnt &agcn
cr Gun al oibroc Meb. .. Sngcn
GroofHtou. SON iungcrcoc. "a ban
crboIbt Srhrca til at goo iDouper,
innI G%pnmnuoant al Slonifibet
"9torth Snfoto" mbcr aoptciuelS
bnuTrCrbc Sugbom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Vorrona.Kronif

Zen nprifc Mmcri!alinje. SfsIge
aobeIorom fra Sopeofontoret / Sri.
%itionia til 2inienS Gbicngofcntor,
ootcret 20oe Scptembcr bar &urlen
pao 9injeuS 9Iftier ba puo ariitia.
uio 9prs $40 psf. eler $1S3.6 60
pr. Nftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Zen onnifc Irofcsipr,

Sth pU"'it FIo'SS'pt, u, y, Ntuly
ira WarOta, tSomo, bar ifplge
"Nicn" mobtnnet anlo ira WnIbings
TON llnion Sigh Sd)ool / Cation,
Nre3lln Goltltp, hpor ban blnllot at.
oct lfal imoerpilc / bouif Sprpg og
&itcrntltr. Eroi. Sllbl ~begnnbtc i'm
lloOnmlcIic PEG Cana College og
NrnOuercoc icucrc ira Ncbraifa
Statalunipcrlitct / 2incplu. &an bar
pirfct lnm Sorltonbcr peb elf Sorn
&piitolc % bcflTote iib'tc Mnr Still.
lilgcn Iont STrcr / Spit pg ANDRE
Sag pco &eiifolcn / Silincp, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
900 90 pr. Icre fipber en- 100

quo Ncres harm ) UfiI ira Sertbane7
%itation, 2 Dill ira 9iteri, l lfil ira Sfole.
Ser er omtrent 45 9cres unber Tlo9, helten
Sapnegans os Sfog al SO os Goplar. Gn
or9eti9 S0f al ailoepanb ritoer glennem
jSapne9ansen. sipenoe COB Sanoforipnins
for Seiatningen. Sorobuuoen er sermnlo
meo Qerunberlaq. @oot SaaninssbuS meo
3 S9relier, Saiemsnt "Sarn" 4Sx25, gras
nerp. Ssnisbns os lioen 6%rlstbape. Srenb
90 Gnmpe peo SoMlet. Senne Sarm tan tlss
hes mob Ell rimelig fontont Afbetalin9. Re
item I'll ) @roceut paa lang SenltGnb az fiere
aar. Npis interesieret lfrip efter Silleoer.
Senne Sorm er / ct norlf Settlemert. Sbe
snoerion 9anb Gompanp, Sairbilo, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
@nlbbrnll upper. Sbrcnb I

Wnlbbrnll upper. Sbrcnb % Sn.
gcbora Ncinbahl / @lrtc, isis. lei.
rebc l'sl9e "Imcrifa" iorleocn lit
@ulobrplup. SsrrL Spifenoc OF
@enner operrolfeoe Dem / Den gn.
Looming nleb Ell itsrre Set. SiIiie-
DC bar ale Sern, S~ernebprn, ire
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26

life. Sum bsrte b%icnrnle | elart@'
bile, So, o. Si1ct er ta9et oerttl
Tor at be0rdpce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
Zen tore QanbbruasIfple, iom e.


Zen tore 4anobrngsifo!e, Tom er
nnlagt al Staten Nem gDorf / Sor'
mingoa!c, g. s., cr plunlagt og le'
bcs al en- Horif- 9(mcrifnner, Ilbert
u. SobnIon, Tom tiltroos for, al
bon cnbnu fun er en- forholospis
lllg Wnnb = 81 Inr - dllcreoe
bar %crbpcrpet ii9 ct lunosfienot
Hapn pnn lit ipcciclc Smruooe.
SSobnion, bpis Wtpr cr ira Sogn, pg
hpiS Tnr fom ira Tols, CT feot |
McTnr!nno, Cane 50, Mls., llTr
Wabiion. Otter at bope groolcret
ira College Of Mgricrltllrc pco MiS.
c~oniiil3 StatSliniperiitct, bpor ban
furrcItcn bar eli pclflcnot Mtblet,
bIep ban olliat iont 0ireftpr for
Sd)upl Of Horticulture / Nortb
Georgia agricultural College. Sleu
lou 0citnrer for Morinette County
GSi5.) Sdool Of agriculture oito
Somcitic gconump pQ mootog Der
eiter cit Iielrellbe Stiuing / Snola-
ifo, ga Crosse 81, @is. gegge
oiSle Sfoler, bnorof iier ben iioite
er anicet lom ct WeriteronlGg, er
plnnlagte, organiicreoe og iatte
igallg al Sr. SobnIon. Senere bar
ban Seitprer al 9anobrilgSifolen /
Wilpn,tfce 60, isis, inbtil ban for
ire Iar iibcn blep uonppnt
til Gircftpr for agriculture paa
Song SSSslano, bpor Staten / Sars
lningbale = 80 Mil fra grooflpn
og omtrent miotpeis menem gmitp-
bile og Suntinston - bapbe iifret
iig 3OS Icrcs 2dno til Sprcttelie at
en- iaaban Sfole for @efolfningen
bcn ipolige Gel al Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26

cilSaIaS.-@n 100 Ncres Jarm
- tilialss, 10 WI ippueit fra ercofiiou,
@tinn. Sqlses biuist ON iolst ibaft. 6or
SpIpsnineer .~ilitrin Sohu Y. Zip, 2629 y.
"a Ct, Minneapolis, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26

StHal9s.-80 Icres / Wariball
- 6ountp, Minn. gisser AZ gMl ira
Dob Sp. Yriieu Inn 81 800. yettt Silfaar.
SiI cslaa bape mdSse andre acbe Scottish
at bpbe, o. nj nil aiernt bape big til at tonis
ME oa Ie benz. Sentimental sdno Company,
Sbief 8iper SaQs, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-26
EtterfppraSeI. - 9eriom aar-

" ten Seterieu ifulbe ie bisie sinier beoes
ban itripe iii I'm Srooer, Hiels Sriitiou sse=
terien, Al Gait Muifesou Spe., Muitssou,
Vii1igou.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22

others who took part In group songs
and duets.
At the morning circle OF the Kinder
garten from $50 until 11:10 o'clock
Aunt Molly and Mr.. Claus, brother Of
Saint Nick, were guests. The chill
dren sang Christmas songs and pre-
scented number of Folk dances. San
ta's brother distributed candy.
The Second grade had a separate
program in which the following pupils
participated in addition to the entire
room which sang some selections:
Zenobia Lively, James Kortright,
George Rhodes, George Thompson,
Ivan Winslow. Angelo Porfdio, Louise
and Lucille Edmonds, Pearl Gray,
Hazel Sarver, William Salszarult.
Among the children who took part
in the exercises for the A grade Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
Whitewater PUPILS
GIVE XMAS NUMBER
AS CLOSING EXERCISE

Pupils Of the Whitewater school
building held their Christmas exer-
cises Friday afternoon, under the d.
rection OF the teaching corps and Prin-
cipal D. d. Ramsey. Joint program
was presented by the third, fuorth.
eth and sixth grades. Among those
who took part in these exercises were
Hayward Milton, Bernice Lammi. Eve
lyn Cook, Ralph Burrell, Glenn Hall,
Giuseppe di Federico. Mary Falcone,
Jessie Sewell, Eva May North, Pearl
Crickmore. Nellie Livezey, Attic Cling
enpeel, John Rizio. Giuseppe Sonsini,
Helen Webster, Alva Garrett, Gather
tne Napkins, Louise Emmett. Maria
Sonsini, Rose Flick, Enid Parker,
Donald Parker, Floyd Vossler, Rich
ard Brown, Russell Crane, Alva Gar
ret, Hazel Wiggans, Opal Wrist and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
CITY RECEIVES
s86,073 AS PART
OF COUNTY TAX

Richmond's share Of taxes collected
In Wayne county between the first
Monday In May and the first Monday
in November. 1916, is 6.073.06. OF
this $S0.5S4.36 goes to the general
fund and $5,48S.70 goes to the bond
sinking fund. Besides this amount,
Richmond school fund receives $751;
O3S27.
The distribution of fall taxes as
made by the county auditor Is as
follows:
Arlington township, $2,356.27
Boston township. s4.913.46.
Center township, $4.641.57.
Clay township, $3,956.76.
Dalton township, $3,169.S3.
Franklin township, $4.72661.
Greene township, $5,003.S4.
Harrison township, $1,815.58.
Jackson township, $4.254.4S.
Jefferson township, $541,06.
New Garden township. $4,906.2o.
Perry township, $3,6S9.67.
Washington township, $4,SS232.
Wayne township, $17,571.5S.
Webster township, $2,748.58.
School funds were included in the
amounts distributed and in the totals
already quoted. The separate amounts
sent to schools we're Cambridge City,
$4,33263: .Centerville, $1,7S6.16; Dub
lin, $1,54S.56: Hagerstown, $1,94773;
Richmond. $75.03S.27, and Spring
Grove, $74.61.
To the corporations the following
distribution was made: Boston, $780,
81; Cambridge City, $4,960.69; Center
vile, $1,545.84: Dublin, $766.52; East
Germantown, $103.48; Fountain City.
$473.62: Greensboro, $3S0.35; Hagers-
town. $1,55S.21; Milton, $571.29; Mt.
Auburn, 1862; Richmond, $S6,073.06;
Spring Grove. $367.61; Whitewater,
$4573.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
SLOANE ARRANCES
PROGRAM FOR CHOIR

Christmas program of the First
Methodist choir as arranged by Ralph
c. Sloane, the director. was announced
today as follows. the cantata to be
rendered at 1880 o'clock Sunday even.
ing:
Prof. R. C. Sloane. director; Mr.. Ro-
land Nusbaum, organist.
Part !.
Organ Prelude (Selected) Mr.. Nus
baum.
Quartet, "Stilla Nacht" (Gruber.
Professional, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" (Mendelssohn.
Prayer-Rev. Hartman.
Alto, There's Song in the Air" (Har-
rington)- Grace Shera.
Anthem, There Were Shepherds"
Birch.
Offertory-Mr. Nusbaum.
Hymn, ut Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" (Willis).
Part H..
Cantata, 1.-THE Manager Throne" (Man-
ney)-Choir and quartet.
Solo parts sung by Mrs. J. D. Marshall.
soprano; Miss Nina Shera, contralto:
Mr.. George Hodge, baritone; Mr.. J. D.
Marshall, tenor
Special music for the morning serv-
ice.
Hymns:
Joy to the World (HandeD
While Shepherds Watched (HandeD
] Angels from the Realms Of Glory
(Smart).
Solo and Chorus:
Behold a Virgin" (Nevin)-Mr
Hodge and Choir.
+ Anthem. angels from the, Realms
of Glory" shelly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
AGED FARMER
Made Strong and Well by VinoI


The following letter from farmer
lester adds another link to the great
.hain OF evidence which proves that
here is nothing equal to Vinol to
,reate strength for feeble. weak, run
lown conditions and after sickness.
Vestal Centre, N. VT am a far
ner "a years of age and got into
weak, rundown condition as result
Il the grippe. Our druggist suggested
Hnol to build me up and noticed an
Improvement soon after taking it, and
/ has restored my strength so | can
low do good days work. My wife
las also taken Vinol for a rundown
ondition with splendid results" H.
". LESTER. Glenn Thistlethwaite,
Druggist, Richmond. Ind. Also at the
eading drug store in all Indiana
owns.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
SCHOOL CHILDREN
SING XMAS CAROLS
AND RECEIVE Treat

Christmas exercises were conducted
at the Finley school yesterday, after
which the children received gifts from
a beautifully decorated tree. Pupils
who participated in the program were:
Song, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
Song, "Luther's Cradle Hymn"
Richard Noggle, Anna Costing, George
Hieger, Dorothy Richardson.
Recitation Exercise. Mabel Suits,
June Griffith, Vida Cathcart, Nelson
Pyle, Russell Alexander, Earnest Tull.
Song, "The Christmas Child" Ella
Vanderziel, Martha Wedding, Grace
Oberle, jamie Mashmeyer, Martha
Titus, Mary l.. Snavely.
Recitation, What Was in the Toe"
Harriet Miller, Verlie Jones, Gather
me Cooney. Stella Ebert.
Recitation, Letter from Santa,
Maxine Shaw.
Recitation exercise. Children Of
Room No. 3.
Recitation, "A Reason" Clayton
BENJAMIN.
Recitation, "A WISH" Herbert
Pierce.
Recitation, Christmas Morning."
Kath - Weber.
Re zion, Kris Kringle," Helen
Clark
Recitation, "Old Santa Raymond
Beetley.
Recitation, waiting for Santa"
Rhea Schepman.
Song, Trio" Marguerite Coe, Grace
Simcoke, Jennie Hieger.
Recitation, "A Christmas Song"
Margaret Tull. ..
Recitation, "Old Man Santa" Lottie
Jones.
Recitation. HE Comes in the Night"
Josephine Bailey.
Recitation, "At Christmas Time"
Eva Glunt.
Recitation, Christmas" Edith
Doyle.
Recitation, Jolly Old Santa" Grace
Simcoke.
Recitation, Santa and the Mouse"
Alberta Gossett.
Song. Holy Night" by all.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
Neglected Colds Grow Worse

A cough that racks and irritates the
throat may lead to serious chronic
cough, if neglected. The healing pine
balsams in Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey
Natures own remedy-will soothe
and relieve the irritation, breathing
will be easier, and the antiseptic pro-
perties will kill the germ which re-
tarded healing. Have it handy for
Group, sore throat and chronic bron-
chial affections. Get a bottle today.
Pleasant to take. At all Druggists,
Csc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22
PURCHASE NEW AUTO

The new Ford which county com
missioners purchased for the county
road superintendent has been deliver
ed. The old Ford was traded in and
$3.50 difference paid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22

the hrst year were: Ernest Davis,
Mary Sewell, Constance Hall, Law
renee Barker, Willie Egly, wilford
Nuss, Ruth Breese.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22

Hamilton. o.. has celebrated its
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS birthday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22

Rust will disappear from steel If
soaked in sweet oil for a day. followed
with a rubbing with fresh lime.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-22

Black or brown kid or grey
or blue felt Slipper, Comfy or
Everett. style
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-23
SULZER GAINS
 SIX VOTES IN SHAKAN RETURNS

Unofficial information received from Shakan via Wrangell is that Senator Charles A. Sulzer received six ma jority over Delegate 'Wickersham al that place. J. A. Snow, who has re- turned from the south end of the division talked with one of tke judges of the election at Shakan precinct and with two of those who voted there He says they said their re collection is that Sulzer received six majority there. He said that the judge of the election was not sure whether Sulzer received six majority or six votes. However all of them were sure that eight votes were poll. ed, and that there were only one or two votes for Wickersham.
 Gov. J. F. A. Strong has received the official returns from Shakan, but they are sealed and there is nothing about them to indicate the result.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-23
WIFE NUMBER EIGHT
 SUES KID M'C0Y AND
 NAMES PRETTY BLOND

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Ed. na Valentine Selby. eighth wife of Kid Mccoy. and wealthiest of them all. has brought suit for absolute divorce in the Supreme Court. bas- ing it upon a sensational raid upon the pugilist's apartments in the Hotel Seville, a few days ago. The name of the correspondent is not disclosed. The complaint calls her an unknown woman.
 From Mrs. Selby's counsel it was learned, however. that her rival is an attractive young blonde of 23, known so well on Broadway that the detectives who followed her saw scores greet her as she passed up the great white way.
 Mccoy went to the border with the American troops in June. In September he returned to the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-23
SITUATION GROWS ACUTE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. - The United States may have to enter what has previously been regarded as "An entangling alliance" if the present peace negotiations go down to a point of international enforce ment of peace and guarantees. The State Department announced this of- ficially today for the first time.
 Secretary Lansing today held it to be somewhat premature to dis cuss problems at this time but in- dicated that this government had considered possible the necessity for an alliance if any peace movement is to bind.
 The Department manifestly re- gretted the Allied interpretation that President Wilson and Secre- tary Lansing had said that "both sides in Europe were fighting for the same thing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-23
indignation 0utbursts Dy- ing Down and the Edi- tors Trying to Fath-
 om Move
SOMETHING IS TO OCCUR
State Department, Gives Out Statement Show. ing Peace Negotia-
 tion Crisis Near

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The London Press took a new tack today figur- ing out why President Wilson of the United States sent his peace note.
 The first outburst of indignation having died down somewhat, the newspaper editorials today began speculating on the belief that the American President "has some- thing up his sleeve"
 Even in official circles both here and in Paris, there is a growing interest in the peace note and ex- pressions are heard on all sides that there is something behind the move hat is undoubtedly the greatest &C., tion ever taken in bringing about peace in Europe.
 According to several French pa- pers it is expressed freely that President Wilson never talks un- less there is some action of mo- ment and decisive nature to follow"
 The Temps says: President Will son has never started anything he has not finished. There is some thing of a bold nature behind his peace notes. His policy before his Congress demonstrates that he is leader and effects what he starts to accomplish"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-23
WILSON HAS SOMETHING UP HIS SLEEVE
BANDIT VILLA TAKES TORREON
EMPIRE WILL NOT
 ISSUE ON CHRISTMAS

Following a custom that has become well established in The Empire office, there will be no issue of this pa per Christmas Day. The Elm pire makers will use the op- portuhity thus afforded to observe the great annual holiday like other humans. The next issue of The Elm pire will be Tuesday even ing.
 In the meantime, The En- pire will continue to get im- portant news items by tele- graph, and if anything of un- usual importance occurs any place in the world opportun- ity will be made to get the facts before the people.