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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. X
Booth, Monday, January Ord, al
Platt's hospital, a girl.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04


pie were at the Davenport hotel,
Spokane, "a watch the old year
out the New Year in, Mr. and Mrs
+. w. Trueman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3 Annis, II l. Mulcahy and the
Misses Nell Muleahy, Marjorie
Shaw and G Anderson
We deal in everything. Stays
Second Hand Store. II.
Charles pefranlt spent satur-
day and Sunday with reiatIVes at
Occur d'Alene
In 1916 We eNpect - deal in
junk and second hand goods only
and cut out the new goods. Our
store will be known as a strictly
secondhand store. Any and all
deals will be for. cash. Stays
Secondhand Store.
j. w. Baker, locai manager oi
the Interstate Utilities company
was at Spokane the last o the
week.
The rownsite Store saYes e.
money. Phone 100.
Prosecuting Attorney E -
Elder spent New Year 81 Das hlls
relatives in Occur d'Alene
For Sale 90 81
takes neWaS6O.00 Home Saving
machine. CAN az sthis Office.
Mary O'Gara has returned from
Spokane after an extended visit
there with relatives and friends.
She intends to make ST. Mares
her home t2aiu and has accepted
a position in the Riverside Hotel
Broadway feature, "The Man
of Shame" in five acts. We'd
nesday at the Ideal.
The st. Maries Episcopal Guild
will meet at the home of Mrs
John Shelter at ? o'clock Friday
afternoon, January 9TH.
b.
Good accounts solicited. The
Townsite Store. Phone 100.
4sT. Martin was business
VISITOR in Wallace Monday.
Let us fiji your orders for wall
'aper at Stays Store. adv
Sheriff Leaf spent Sunday at
his ranch on Emerald creek.
near Fernwood.
Be prosperous with US during
1916. The Townsite Store. Phone
400.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Oleson of
Marble Greek were visitors in the
city Sunday.
w. M. Bailey and wife of Bo-
will were st. Maries visitors sun
day.
M. j. Boyle of Spokane was
business visitor in this city Mon
day.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Good delivery horse for sale
Enquire of Mrs. M. j. Wilson. IT,
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

We deal in everything. Stay s
Second Hand Store. tt.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Prosecuting Attorney s.
Elder spent New Year 81 Das hs
relatives in Occur dAlene
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

For rent, two room furnished
house, with tent attached. See
Amos Berry, corner Tenth and
Washington. At d. 24
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

The Fownsite Store saves "a
money. Phone 100.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Mary O'Gara has returned from
Spokane after an extended visit
there with relatives and friends.
She intends to make st. Mares
her home tsan and has accepted
a position in the Riverside Hotel
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Broadway feature, "The Man
of Shame" in five acts. We'd
nesday at the Ideal.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

There will be a dance given
by the Farmers Union at the
Eagle Hall Friday night, Jan. Z.
A good time is assured and all
are invited.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Attorney E. N. LaVeine left
Saturday morning for Occur d.
Alene to spend New Years Day
with his family.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

If you have something to sell,
see Blunt at The Townsite Store.
Phone 400.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

The st. Maries Episcopal Guild
will meet at the home of Mrs
John Shelter at 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon, January 9TH.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

We will treat you right. The
lownsite Store. Phone 400.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Miss Nell Mulcahy has returned
from a short visit with relatives
at Standpoint.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Crandall, the jeweler, makes a
specially of repairing watches
that have not been giving salts
factory service.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-01-04

Connie O'Keefe returned Sun
day from a short visit with rela-
tives at Occur d'Alene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
The Voice Of the People
Cau.e OF DeIinguency.

10 tue l:uitor 81 Tic Time pispato:
Si:,L!ertain iiplitt-r students" nave de lared
and JEe Times Dispatch asr.n:. that unsatis-
i.eto;; lone eny,onnent IS generally :h.
chEae q! female dcl!nouenc!. a clean iui,s
The Statc and IN" human IL. :urc t!nicrs have
cunlbiueu to create indifferent parents by taking
sion q! the child 20; sentimental .Np.oi.a-
ton. The trouble is the sci. pointed doctors
not The pat!cit 1ev environment.
walk ~:th the world and li,te annlytic.! In
Vest CATION wiz Old ally convince you that Il is
not the home. but the ignorant meddler. thnt's
~ rau!t. Wha,evcr she may DO she can't &c,
beyond these baleful Influences
rrhs!; pulpit and pew combined arc buri!y
tanned hetween the sexes The ouIcry OF this
class OF people constantly tolls her tina. :. man
has no .l2ht 70 diner from the woman III ais
sH'io'.s She rec+ires the Injunction ohvevseiy
sac has right to do what - 40 Ac-
coTd!ns the pubic presr. she is responding
with alncri.y: The double standard" is th.i;.
riShtnar" Emancipation OF female morals IL
INC rssult Woman esnnot be constantly taught
that the end the avenue is IN. shining
light OF nope. health and happinnss The toat
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Cutting Down Pork

DNESIDENr WILSON'S promise 10 veto the
l omnibus public buildings bill ii it
reaches him in its present ioIm is oil the
mo: cheering announcements that have come
froy The White House in some time O.! the
:2S000.o00 in appropriations which the bill
carries. two-thirds, at least. is pork Con
Sress is trifinS with its responsibilities and
with tho welfare Of the country when it con-
sidors p. ssins this measure.
Construction OF public buildings i'll the
United States has been scandal for decades
The appropriation bills. for the most part
nave been based on the theory that each
Senator and Representative in Congress
should get his share or the swae. The
measures have been attacked and disscctcd
80 often that criticism. however effective. has
become as wearisoms as Il thrice-told tale
Everybody knows what the situation is
Because o! the extra ordinary expenditures
for preparedness and for keeping the peace
OH the Mexican border. combined with the
reduction III customs receipts caused by the
European War, the nation faces d deficit. and
il has become probable that bonds Will be
issued before another year passes That is a
solemn responsibility for which the Demo
cratic administration VIII have TO answer
"a the bar Of public opinion For Demo
cratic Congress TO compiicate the situation
hy the enactment o. wasteful and eXtraya CANT
legislation Is 70 surrender the interests Of
the party. we'll as tho interests oil the
country. 10 personal political cousidera tons
OF course, the Republicans arc just as deep
in this trough are the Democrats. because
they TOO arc getting their share. but the
Democrats will have 10 bear The blame
II is time for & change in tho method OF
making appropriations FOR public buildings
As things stand, the tcnipta ton the average
Congressman is subjected 10 is lnore than
hc endure. Success as legislator has
come TO be measured In terms OF the leg sla-
tors skill in obtaining appropria ions Tor his
home district, and he is an extraordinary man
indeed who. under such circumstances, can
refuse his slice when the pic is being passed
around. obviously. il he wants something
Tor himself he cannot be ruG" enough 70 deny
colleagues request.
The whole system OF government appro-
ptlat!ons is tarred with the stick. We
have useless nearly useless navy-yards
obtained and Improved" at cost OF many
billions. and worse than useless army posts
at soma OF which. SO cold Is tho climate the
ordinary evolutons OF the soldier cannot I've
practiccd during Il large part of the year.
II is our confident belief that in his second
administration President Wilson will attack
and cure some OF these evils. For full Of
tici.ncy administrative budget is Az OBJ
vious necessity. but it is possible that some
thing can ha done by agreement between the
executive and the legislative branches OF the
government. The promise 10 veto the public
buildings bill shows the DRIFT Of The presi-
dents mind and indicates there VIII De .
substantial and healthful reform.
With whatever MIR. Mann and Mr. C;ar4lcr
S"S about each other. wc are prepared TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

talking for publication, while Count Borns-
torn has talked frequently and lenEthily.
But public sentiment in this country is I'm
active retutation OF the charge that Bcrns-
tori has had the better OF Sir Cecil in hand
hns propaganda. German propaganda has
been spread far and wide. but the result has
been that pro-ally feeling in this country has
become stronger every month. Indeed. noXt
TO the ca uses and conduct @; the war. the
disclosure OF German activities in the United
States has been the most potent factor in
solidilyinS opinion aga inst Germany. Neither
Sir Cecil nor any other ambassador could pre-
vent resentment against some OF Great
Britain's actions. but the charge that Bcrns-
turT's EFFORTS have had anything TO do with
that feeling is manfcsty untrue.
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Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
sore Threats sow 80.

.T; lore 'H ., i JUST as dsnsvrons .
80 ",!,E 'S ~ ave'"" case OF dphth.ria.
no Isolated Tile simple soreness may 10. cause!
hy various Observation-Disclosures baciui stlep-
ioro3ci t"ciiic SOY" throat, such s. so,ncti:!c-
spread throrsh mill; from, :. Nth an in
nanl-d uddcr), star:y.ooocci. o: pnc IN. ococci.
flying eoiorS. and patient number two injected
.'io,'s.i u" generosity OF nu'IbH: one, may dc
N"!"i' som. SERIOUS conditions.
\ s!:nD.e throat a,ould bc treated a.
tapaEh = "e;H i:nuwu 10 Ice serious ill,lcsl.
You r',Ner can til what it ana, do to yo,.. \
arg hare u a.! chronic valyui.i I..,,t
aiS"e =" Az "ttr!buts,h.c tile invasion Of tn.,
MOO! "tr""'' br germs which gain entra..c-
tArors" Il sor" threat and lodse upon tie heart
N-'NrF' Srtt!% Ny d;i'"aSinS process which -
me I''Ns y M"rnrn' n":"Hi'a sr"s the Da.i.u;
L." 1.,'"n';ort Whatever.
Fest ~ bed !" advisable always
~, on {" FeH flannel rag II YOU like. Iiod
those Wno insist ui,o. going about Win =; s,,r..
threat +" public deserves f.!. warming
liett@y ;'I. red t.:--n-. IS IL. cold compress
Fold II - an "Ll""+r shape and place il across
tne ,:hros'. spp!y IT, flannel outside to keep
and then the hl"ne!. CHANGE the compress
Nls.> """r OF Two II h:.s stimulating. healing,
j, wtrs"~ ~ !: acts as :, poui,ice relaxing aud
relieving Inflammation pain.
An "G' Fe cIt.a!tic ~ always good IRE
:ef''h!E sat Any saline. i matters little which
one. :" long - it produces free cracua tions. \
Seiil1 1 io",er may oe sufficient, bottle o:
'%uid ci'r!'" vi magnesium, plain epson
ats; or e:;e,Yescent epson saits.
u ~ vel! to Kip - lncal two.
\ hot mustard loot bath administered u, tre
patent III ped i always good treatment
";3!ina j" o"ject!onab!s In the acute stage
Of ao:e throat. It on: !r.itatcs and stlrs 'ip
NOR inflammation. Rather ho!d The nostri:s
.hut and "lio" ths LIQUID TO rest back in tic
throat ii few 'no"..,t. without trying to rar.ie
lh'' battles and "!a"Ises the walls OF til.
"h"i.'Ha. i!el' spoonful II tiucturc o: iodine
With Il spoonful @: glycc.in and :, Few. 2rorg
q; O.! 81 Wnt"rSr"en dissolved in "a pint &C
";.te! makes u sati.t.ctol% aarsio or wash 10!
this purpose.
Il TIC patien: go"s 81 o!.c" 10 thc doctor u BON
the arst threat % so". ,,r,:.,, the Doctor ma, be
with suitable rcrn.Gs.
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kuI:m,'- Chrt.t,nn- 1r~c.

The most g!gani!" Christmas pine the
world had ever seen
Scared skyward in the starlight like d
peal. al evergreen:
1t seemed A. IL Il forest had united
just 10 lie
ono night. i'll nonstrous mag ai:ude, Il,
grim. symbolic tree.
And there against the heavens In its
majesty il rose,
And Ike a fearsoiue phantom waved
il" shadow on the SHOWS
Bcdcckod We're all its branches, but
not a., hertotoie:
The trunkless heads of men we're there
and loose limbs rcd with gore
Where candles should be burning was
The glare OF siehtieS% cyes;
Ana The wind that stirred the branches
sounded Ike u million sighs
Toys: You ask mo were they hanging,
wh@r. We know tilcS used to be
lnty:hinga" Yes There CLEANED tor.
Pedoc$ that can Kill! beneath The
There we're bombs tha, give a greeting
and . farewell all in one:
There were hands thad had n Ginger.
and each niger ciutchad n gun.
Oh, il was q merry Chriatmas tree,
40 black and broad and high,
And jolly with the weapons soldiers
leave us when they die.
The drifts beneath the soaring pine
grow scarlet and the night
VAS sfarlcss now and blackeg, and
tie anowbirls took to nieht:
The skulls grow gray and shastl.. OF
hc-branchcs iere they lay;
And then the east turned red AS Mood
twas Euitur's Christmas Day,
8. Van Hile, in New York Sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
Health Insurance

NYTllI!.i. II roa sonably may be affirmed that
w the value OF life insurance Is not gen
orally appreciated by the American people
the fact is inconeStible that the equally i'm
Dortant FORM OF protection, health insurance
has been ignored in this country 70 an extent
that is absolutely shocking. IS compared with
other industrial nations OF the world
Germany, under the leadership OF Eisma rex
in $50. was the first among the European
nations TO recognize the great economic value
OF compulsory health insurance. and the Won
derful industrial progress OF the empire since
that time. her comparative freedom from
poverty. reduction in the death rate. advance
mcnt in hygiene, and the physical prcrn-"G-
Hess OF her soldicry. arc due, in consid. IA bic
lnehsur". 20 her admirable system az hcalt!
insurance. Other European nations speedily
followed Gtrmany's example. until now only
the smslle. And less important industrial!
countries are without amy general system or
health insurance
/. may he pointed OF. that health insrr-
ance ToT wage-earncrs is like elementary
eGnca iion, and thar III 0rte" for il 10 function
properly il needs must he universal and TO
tha- end il must be obligatory. one of III.
eremteat virtues Of Ike system, will be found
III the prevention o! illness in that il will
a!io:d 4 powerful and perva.iyc stimulus TO
employers. employees and the general public
to take advantage OF possible hcalth-saying
devices. as we'll az the adoption OF effective
nitation and other measures OF disease pr..
yentioI.
Dr.. Hocher rspu,ed to be The hes, au
thoriis on health insurance III The world saws
that twelve wears were added 10 the workers
lille span during thirty Years OF health in-
snrance. III fact, The consensus OF inteIEcent
conclusion OF the subject is agreed thar,
health insurance viii stimulate the genera |
'cieH'ihc study o. disease prevention. the
iatN7e possibilities OF which arc bound TO be
enormous III the conservation OF human ,iro
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
COLLISION DUE TO FOG
Northampton Cur Huns Into COntraa-
tors Wagons. Causing Death
OF TWO Mules.

/. Nestnouud car OF the Wcs:hanlp-
ton line 2ol!ideI yesterday morning
viii! three wagons belonging 10 Joseph
Skater contractor. Of 40. 30 stop.
Westhamptou line. ana injured tx,
mules 50 badly that obey had 20 he
SHOT by Agent Taylor. O.! tile Society
tor Prevention 81 Cruelty 20 Animals.
Three mules Mere severely injured
about The legs, and = wagon was de-
m"iishcd. The front Of the car wa:
damaged.
The accident is said to have been
due % the fog.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
Unfair to Spiing-Rice

II II Is yrue that the Britisl! .orernn.n-
is preparing 20 make change il! its en-
hassy TO this country by accepting the reals-
nation Of Sir Cecil Spring-Eice. there mus,
be some other reaao than that sugsusted
which is that Sir Cecil has been una BILE 10
cope with Ambassador Berns,orff II is true
Inc 6rltish ambassador has done very little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
Wha, She Meant b, "Nou-AjI"

MYTH only ono o: Julian Streets interest
w Ing observations concerning Richmond
published in Collier Weelsly can wa ind
fault. SO tar as they axe complimentary. NC
cordially agree with them: and where they
arc mildly distaste!ul as where they record
Mr. Street. disA ppointN.ent in ths. beauty Of
our Nomen--He do not core 10 :rsue Mr.
street simply didn't sae the right Women.
But he goes too lar sben he puyports 10
tell the truth about you-s!l' and insists
tAat the phrase IS used IN Inc second person
singular lie cites I'll" case OF q hostess who
looked al him ana inquired 40 yon-sil take
ausah And 10 is not w!!!n: 10 accept
her explanation that sle mean; 10 ircluG,
his companion III her question Vow: The
Times Dispatch "as 'ba VII and raised here
III Richmond. and during It's long .i;) has
never heard '!ou-all' Used III the aingr,s,
person By a Souiterne: nor has ever heard
any responsible person say he had ever heard
anybody else use 1t. unless the user canIe
from some Northern state
BIZ: IL fully understands hoY My Streets
hostess Used the phrase. She either mean,
what she said she meant. tlat is. She wanted
TO know II ihs author and his co,lpsHiom took
sugar. or size really mtsnt yrha, she VAS too
polite TO explain afterwards. ate. the ..von-
an had slipped out. She r-as 100 cons.derste
10 explain that What she lad in mind was:
DO you Yankees take sugar"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

tea -: tie Babies and Kiddies--NiIl .ou
kindly repeat the rorn,ulr YOU gave some tne
80" 10" substitute fox castor oil tor children:
X. IL :.
s's,.--.>!oal.tic s;lrp of .!.uoarl-!t is
";tIc:s! Ia tHe Iha-iI"copoeia. Saline dog. ful
same lurpos.-,n4 the y.Oun sstcrs keel. smiling
'rba. End ,!e ruh,--i: :, dau sor,u. to ,.se the
SANS b"ihtnb "sed by tui' so';.or Patient"
,ts~'er.--No. Nor is it d.,la .rou. 10 live. ,rxt
door to on. "Jr to shake hands and pass The
tim. Of day nor 10 eat AZ tile table 10, 20
hreh;;e ihe same :,iI---providcd only thai the
patient j. reasonably cisuuiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
Only 4 Few of Is Left

EVERY seventh family III The United States
IL is the owner OF an automobile or is
owned by an automobile, as tho case may he
according 20 figures compiled and made
public by the National Automobile Chsr Der
of Commerce. The rest OF tho popua ton, il
is TO be assumed, belong 20 the submerged
six-serenths. and really az" entitled 10 no
particular consid Grafton. However. even for
these unfortunates, there is nope. As soon
they can mortgage the home. or sell the
family Jewels, or close out the account in
the savings bank they can qualify ier hap
piness and place among tho etect. Most
Of them seem to be doing H.
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News Of Fifty Years Ago
Fro'" Ii. Richmond Dispatch Doc 80. 1860

.1 5nsg pa4tni weil-Eno i ana IiHlE
Illness. Of. eis weeks Nj. I;zz.ni was bonn il
ne Islani o. corsica in iHli ana came 70 THIS
After short stay in rhiiadeiphis, ,te cam" %
IIchmorA a1d more &c prosecuted business -:
;ai@ Cd" Ts>'' an" accumulated a S""1'y for
o. % oen.ea aS /. 'T 3 Gss ' % sI elem,
les ;H '' ''' '''
Ger; in tn store Of II, X VIII at %irctr
,aI '' reIs Tnur tf,''S o, II,:. %Sa
o,eo'i; md ,layligh, Ths store in wi,!eh the
soods Howi ,t' Head Was flushed ' h
Ei"n 81 b@ody AZ 80 ,rrss TEL 5e5t@r,ia
e.tnsTz e,a. 4 'hsI ,o@9aa$o Iaet2%=y ;+om =,
hers ih, reason, giv%n IS ;it ey ,"nlG no,
ss' large enough house ~ fe.ersrure
a Inc 'I Go"sy @ nap y'; Is; ', S@ t If
l.. ~ "ta@; ~ Si;.tt"rd SenTi;2"ss e,.% %es.
M ';; arTiIj@ ..r!n,e '
- III The 9aner .; sod II the .a,s s'"sft
'rMis j. Wr.usuaiiy !i=n;
Genera! Francis J. Blair. j.. las bceu ar-
2ainf!sd soy , @9oai.o9s, i@r tie a?n
d-teastd
have beer. discovered ~ tuc custom, 6n;cial.
oil the "Ovcrnm.ut. Importers Ur s..Is an.
Umdervalu!ns their invoices thousands. even
.'!lon:', OF dollar Oh" firm has 5ceE :HGGr
severe s"ow"tn'rut are raa!"s a! oy.: N.n.
York state. S'NcTa' ..ouScs have beer. Dlov-i,
dom i: New Nor: 'itS- and brooklyn by high
r.HU' ;r":a:.iT2. TIL" SnoHt fail Is 81 III . 10
Va itaNleE; &c: fnown along TIE Hudson
Rive. At AlbaUs yesterday :; yr3s .wcnty
fee: deep the lev.
. ass: T SSo O.: f Ts ss T 5s.s sa ii:
80 divorce c"sr+ ave been instituted in TIC
courts OF Chicago Tor more thar, a week. ana
this : said 10 he $40 most remarkable record
in tho history o. ti.c city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
Thr NrM Milifin Ar.

T.. II. Eicimoud.--A 'riiita.uau enlisted y. ue~
-Ie old law uy which u'litia!u.r is called 10
"erve f"r 'h.ec lars ~ not Liable 70 turtle.
service. put Il lie enlisted undo! the law 80:
june = i2l6. By which ANY OF" enlisted IL tie
United states National Guard = l'abl" to six
y"ars O. service, comprising ;.Ircc y"hrs %;
active Sc'r.g" and three Years reserve. No
- liab!" 10 Dc called upon 10 cn'ah iijs torn ~
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

., y. y. I.yN'hDulH. NU.--IlI" MeEsTlliI c".iI
cuyA" - 1905 not only destroyed M"s-!n. ~.
hilF"i most OF its people. In: also spread ~!
aid death Over ,nucit Of southwestern Vial,
II. lDt..i los OF lilo exceeded l2V.0n0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

&c." 'ro,u the Arctic seas floats s"uiEwar,l ill
81 .u"ts. THIS mclluG usually destroy tho
- before IL reaches IN" trad" route. OF SHIPS.
Int IN 81 IL" ice came south earlier. h.nco
u melted more slowly, 'lr!!trl fart.er south,
menaa"d "ccaN trahlc III general ana destroyed
t'.n I-;Mn..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
,rrinmnh nk ,frhicaI srirnrc

y .. ~ F"tera"ulE Ei-I'r. 'tEr"! .l'.'I ",i III.
surgeons have prcs,Hrved hearts and other bodily
'rl."is IN apparent health outside tn" BODY
S,lrp" Jissvf. Hike tn" muscles. have n'c"
.uuI" "a grow and develop. livin;: ia liz" b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

Boston doctors have raised their rates.
shat tho high cost of being sick will rival
the high cost of living. No new quotations
on the high cost of dying yet have boon
issued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
W Dnde rfuI.

don't ne!!cyc 7 ever ln.v
:" brave = lHam as Jeptha Grew.
Wht. ;hat bold person does 70; qua
When ruHr"Sottes are on his trail:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30

y: l. a.. Drewry,'s Blum VA; .se.eut.a,s no"'
that Is 90 gay, Tia" :nater:a. world only osis;;
- the ;a.'i CESSATION ~ some mighty force" such,
a. Sravitat!on oi electricity, perhaps T.!.:
rJN cu"rG!. He irs","
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-30
NarriiIttru,

Thinks has found what he declares 80 be "A
:'ericct cure f"r IN" high cost OF living"
What IS it."
Dying