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and manipulation Room 70. Hotel
Federal. Third and Pine
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PSYCHOLOGISTS

MADAM ASMARA
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Reads your entire lite,
giving advice ON
family troubles, love.
speculation. IA al
riaKa. soperationsi
what steps 20 take
10 he successful ,
unites tho separated ;
explains things
which have always
hagn a mNNtrfN. Nhn
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MAnftY Thousands N<aifhf viii uarrf
81 oHrs. 81 ages nationaiitirs. ~
iisiHnH descriptions free western
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cisco cal
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photo! hundreds - names 20 select
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raj Seattle Wash
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LADIES private maternity hons adop-
ton N desired save sine and money
~ calling iar setb ave East hsdi'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

trzymy ma niedowlarstwo, ia
ko wade szeroko rozpow-
szcchniona. Mieli$my i many
powod6w tysiac do trWogi. A.
lie wielu do tego stopnia u
pablo, lie j NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|! ME widzq albo r%ozumieja.
! Dlatego napraWic ME chca
tego rozdvo]enia, kt0rego
| podk]adrm pewnym i jedy-
nym jest brak rcligii. Kato~
! Icy polacy ME dowierzaja
niedowiarkom i atcuszom
patryotycZny1n, a CT znowu
podejrzliwie patrza ma kato]i-
k0w. Nieszczescia mielisny
dosyc. Me wyEorzysta"
Iislny go. Czy wyiatkoWo
mas polakow szczesliwe zmar
twychstanie Polski zjednOczy
! pred jrdnym o}tar2em ola
| wsp6lncgo dziekczynicnia?
! Czy nam szczescie przynirs:e
to, co innym trwoga krzyzc:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

sty ia rome uro]one niespra-
wiedliwosci re strony Amery.
Xxi. Ct, Et0rym chodzi @ to,
NIGGA bar'lzo }atwo uwiesc
nieswiadome varsity narodu
i naEfonic je do zbrodni. \
mcrykanie ] talk nicpotrzeh-
ME lubia sic narolar, my$]ac
re wszedzie wo]no i'm by
wac byle dosKonale udawali
znch0w. Ale W obecnrj sytu-
acyi moze "bluff' amerykan-
ski mizernic skonczyC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
UcZlny dZieCi nasZe CZytaC
pisaC / movie 20 pOlsku.
Wojna a Wiara.

.)ak trwoga, to do Boga,
poWiada stare p~rzysfowie. dc
woody ma to znajda sic W zy
ciu kazdego cz}owieka. Me
uderzaja mas jodnak Z taxa
sifa jak te, kt0rych nam do
Starcza zycie narodu i histo-
rya jrgo. Wobec togo co sic
ma swircie dzieje dzisia:
pred naszemi oczyma, ME
p0jdzlemy do historyi pc
przck}ady Z wielu przyczyn,
ale gf6wnic Z tel, re to, co
sami widzimy, zawsze ma ST.
~ wiecej n1z tamto czemu
wierzyc wypada ma s}owo in
nych, Z wicklow, kt6re mart
we spoczywaja.
Mad miare wicle s}yszymy
i czytamy O powrocie do
WARY zo}nierstwa francus-
kiego. Musi bye W tenn vie
lie prawdy DO te wiesci do
chodza mas zc &rodcf ME
francuslzich. Ale b%ynajmniej
ME myslimy ogran1czac togo
ruchu ku religii tylko 10
wojsk francuskich. lyle je-
dynie mona bardzo s}usznie
dodaG, re wojska francuskie
So przewaznie zkatolik6w zto-
zone, i dalej, re u francuzow
pred wojna by@y %najwyraz-
niejsze prady przeciW kato-
%licyzmowi. Przeciwstawienie
przesz}osci francuskiej Z teraz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
0brabowali poczte j pie6
SHADOW.
JAM n. Oak.
II 1916

IT marca, 1916
Miasto nasze zaa]armOWa.
ne zostato " czwartek wiado-
mcscia, Il z}odzieie W nocy
w}ama]i sic i okradli tutejsz&
poczte i 5 SHADOW. DO bu'
dynku pocztowego weszli
przez okno kt6re wvt}oczYll
j zabra}i kiste l2x12x15 cali
duz9 re znaczkami ! nieco
drobnej monety. Skrzynke t.
z po}amanemi szufladkami
znaleziono pr6zna rano ME
daleko toru kOl-i Northen
Pacific.
Zlodzieje zwiedzjli piet
SHADOW handlowych, q po-
mied2y tyroi pracownie kra-
wiecka p. Ltona Gructa}y W
bloku Alert PREY Main vi.
Tvlne okno wy3amane ola.
zdobycia 1upu. Rabusie prze~
trzasneli ca}y sk1ad, zrzucil:
oko1o tuzin pu1e} z trzewi-
kami, pr6bowa)i ki]ka par
naidrczszego obu~ia i zabral:
try parry. Wzie]i futrem ped
szyty ra|etot, dyugi pa]etot
pozostawiony przez farmcca
Go naprawv, kalosze, zakiet
i pare spodni. Ziamali well
kie kiawiecki, nozyce pro.
bujac OtW0rzyc szuflady v
biurku. Wypi]i butelke zr6d-
!anej woody j zjedIi paczke
cjastek kt0ra Ieza}a IA kan
t0rze. ki]kanascie szuflad !
pude} by|o porozrzucauych
Dotad. niema Sladu po z}o1z;e
ZACH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

Amerykanie zas, kt6rzy jesz
cze ME opuSciIi Neksyku po'
vinni naturalnie jak naipre'-
dzej sic z ten za1atwit, jezeli
szanu]a swe zycie. Neksyka.
ME i talk nienawidza amery-
kan6w, a tcraz maja sposoh~
nose wywrzec swa chez zem-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
NASI AGENCl

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowania
abonamentu WIARusA nastepuj 2cy
nasi agcnci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Micha} Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex. Kasper Kowalski
RREMOND Tex. A. A. klotz
FRIED. n. D.. \. A. Kaiser.
~GRENFILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOkE. Pa. Fl. Jablo1ski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. ST. Pogorzelski
WARSAW. n. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fr. Badziiski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
C:iekaW0SG.

C'iekaWosc mOze cZasem
bye cnota i zaleta ale najczes"
ciej jest ]ardzo pospolita wa
ia w clarakterze ludzkim.
Gdyby ME grzeszy]i ]udzic
zbytnia cickawosciQ bvtoby
bez watp]iwoSci zadne]. mniej
k}amstwa i " pismie i W mo-
vie. Dzisiuj naprzv1ad W CA
; sic beZustannych sensacvi
wojcnnych juz ludz;e ME "a.
dawa]niaja sic zwvczajna via
domoscia O walce luh oplsem
okrucienstW, lecz wymagaja
czegos dotycl1czas nies}yc}la-
nego. Pewno, re zo}nierstwo,
zobojetnia}o ma vidok cierpic
MIA u b]iznich a Szczeg0ln1e
Z o5Ozu wroga, popefnla
zbrodnie nadzwyczaj okropne
i sprosne, lie tvz staczajq
waikiki wyjatkowo zaciete. W
kt0rych padac moga nawet
dziesiatki tysiecy. Take re-
cry wyrnagaja TAX wyjatko~
wych okoliczno$ci, IL mu-
sza kOniecznie bye zdarze-
MEM rzadkicm, a ME cze1ns
ME sc]lodzacem Z progran)u
dzicnnego. Pisma jednak ma
ia diva zr0d}a wiadomosci:
jedno viarogodne, to jest re
czywiste dcpesze. O lie ME
grzesza prZeSada, j drugie,
wytworzonr c!ckaWoscja H.
dzka, biuro recakcy]ne,w kt0-
rym ten lab 0w cz}ontk po-
stepowej red"kcyi W Nowyn
Iorku u}ozy doskona1a depc-
SEE pod NerAun allo i Z ~
zyi mniejszej: talk nieudolnie
poprowadzi atak ma twierdze.
kt6ra napada on sam prey
biurku, iak / niemcy IA miej.
scu Walk.
Wydanja pism, wycl'odza.
&c O jednej i tel samej godzi'
ME dnia, zawieraja najsprze~
czniejsze wiadomosci. Ale lu'
die czytaja .troche powat.
piewaja czy prawda czv ME,
ale pomimo tego kupuJa ga.
zete kt6rejby nie kupili, gdy-
by sensacyi ME bylo. I\to ma
Wiecej ciekawo5ci niZ zdrowe
go rozsadku, ME wiele mole
dbac 0 to czy wszystko. co
czyta, jest prawdz;vrm czy
ME.
| W Europe So pisnna SEN
sacyjne, przepe}nione klam:
swami i przesada, ale praw-
dziwy TAI ola tego rodzaju
smieci. to Ameryka wzd}uz
i wszerz, DO Amrryce robi
sic wszystko wielkim roz-
machem i IA wielka skale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

rzy winni So temu, re wielu
Ware tract. Dlaczego pomimo
to dalej swe. rzemios1o proWa~
dza? Obrazona duma i py.cha
ME dale i'm przyzna5 sic do
why i poprawic sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
PraWa K0Sclelne.

PraWa koSclelne.
| Najwyzszy sad stanu Wis
! consin zeszfego tygodnia wy
dat wyrok W sprawie pamiet-
ncgo zakazu biskup6W, wy
mlerzonrmu przeciw ostaWio'
menu pismu z Milwaukee,
WyroE stanowi re, biskup]
przez wykonyWanje dyscyp]i'
ny koscielnej / uznanie ga.
zety "a niestosoWna do CIV.
tania przrz cz}onE0W koscio}a
ME Daruszyli zadnych praw
oskarzyciela. Dale], polecenit'
tym cz]onkom, co maja ety.
tao pod kara wyk]uczrnia Z
ko$cio}a: ley W jurysdYkcyi
kazdego dnchownego ! prada"
, ia kazdego ko$cio1a, lt6ry
oddajc postanowienie W tel
; Spravie pod decyzye swego
k]eru. D]atego vyrok ape1o-
wany zatvierdza sic.
Jcdnem s}ovem, biskup;
jake przedstawiciele koSc1o}a
maja praWo bronic wiernyc}l
pred zatruwaniem ich WARY
pismami zfemi j bluzniercze-
mi. Me MONA sic oprzec
przrkonaniu, zc redaktor O.
wego pjsma zakazanrgo mu-
sial uznac sprawiedliwosc roz
porzQdzenia biSkul6w. Pole
gal jednak ma mozliwoSci u
zyskania wyroku sobie przy-
chylnego Cd sedzi6w amcry~
kahskich, jake cd ludzi, kt0-
rzy ma przcpisY jakiegos kos.
cio}a mogliby zadnej uwagi
ME zwracaG.
Sta}a sic sprawied]iWosc.
Wlara u czEowieka kazdego
jest rzecza poszanoWania gle
bokiego godna. kto ia wyry~
wa re serc ludzkich, gwa1ci
prawa wszelkic, DO raz utra-
coma, wiara ME wr0ci tax lat.
wo. Wszystka w}adza ziem-
ska bez fundamental WARY jest
uroieniem, kt6re pry$nie jak
balka wodna, wobec mai
mnicjszci p~rzeciwnosci.
Nasz nar6d, u kt6rego W ma.
turze istnieje koniecznosc via
ry, pozbawiony tejze tract sza
cunek ola wszelkiego prawa i
ola wszelkiei wtadzy, stale
sic buntowniczym j swawol-
nym. Wiara i powaga Kos
cio}a krepuja te daznosci, ale
i to ME zaWsZe. Wiemy czem
ten nasz nar0d jest 2 wiara
W Boga i przykazaniami. Po~
niekad poczynamy widzicc
czcm sic ten sam nac6d bez
tego stale. bosmy mieli ME
przyjemne przyk}ady W Ame-
ryce. Vida to navel ci, kto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
NasZa DZiWna
Nytuacya.

Sytuacy'a.
Nareszcie sta1o sic to co
niby ca}y nar6d przewidy-
wal ale, do czego nigdy przy-
gotowah zadnych niepoczynil
| to w1aSnie moir mas s}usZ.-
nic dziwic. ze nar0d amery-
kailski jest talk z%apamieta]e
niedba1ym. Dbecnie pokazu-
jc sic, re 20 zrbraniu woj'
ska gotowego Z wszrlllich
mozliwych czesci kraju, ia
zhieranina dosz4a do ]edwo
czterech tysiecy ]udzi. gdy-
by dzisiaj ma seryo wybuch4a
wojna u Mcksvkiem nasze 0.
gromne Stany Zjednoczone
bylyby v~ystawione ma passive
zgrai bandytow. Nawet wkon.
gresie, gdzie propozycye vii.
soma wzgledem przygotowan
wojskowych poWinne byfy
znalezc uznanie poparcie pc:
vszec],nr, urzadzano 20 pro
stu hece opozycyjnr. \ pc
kraju kr&ca sic rome indywi~
dina, g}oszace doktryny poko~
jowr, podczas gdy tuz PREY
gran1cy toczy sic hoj.
Ten kraj i nar1d doczc.
kaja sic jeszczr W trraz~
n~iejszem pokoleniu kiosk
i kar "a svq niedba}osc,
kt6ra W rzeczywistosci jest
tvlko chcivo$cia. Na]bogatsi
ME chca rozstac sic Z pie
niedzmi IA podatki sprawie.
dive; urzednicy rozgrabiaja
funduSzr do w1asnych kiesze.
nj. a senatorzy ubiegaja sic
o ulepszenia lokalne, by u
trzvlnac swych klient0w IA
jak najd}uzszy pobyt W sena-
Gle. .Iednem s}owen>, kazdy
pat1zy Ma sWe male i ogra-
niczone korzysci a krai- pole
Gle jakies niejasne i ogolne
ME potrzebuje niczego, TO
pojecic ME je, ME pie, ME o.
dziewa sic.
Pokazuie to op1akany. hrak
patryotyzmu naVet Il rodo-
witych Amerykan0w. kt0rzv
teraz hardziej niz kiedykol.
wick ho}duja matrryalizmo-
wi bez idea10w.
Bardzo zlc przedstawia sic
nirpewnoSc, Z jaka rad nasz
odnosi sic do samego Caran-
~, ktory jest prezydentem
dzisiai jedynir d]atego, re
Stany Zltdnoczonr uZna1v 60
ca taklego. R0wnoczeSnie "a
}ogi roznych mast 1atwo ska
niaja sic do bunt6w prZeciw
vice GAIA sprawl ma
biera rozm1ary wieksze lliz
sic tego MONA by4o spodz1e- :
wac.
]
Amerykanie ZaS, kt0rZy iesZ !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23

nicjszoscla da]r nam te &c
chy uderza]ace wyrazniej niz
tam, gdzie tvc] rapad6w i
ozieb}osci 1eligijnej ME by}o.
Me chccmy bynajmniei
wchodzic w kwestye patryo
tyzmu u katolika q patryo~
|tyzmu II o%bywatela innego
wyznania, a]bo zaduego wy
znania. " kazdym razie Ia
den rozsadny cz}owiek ME "a
rzuci katolikoWi, re on mic
jest dolrym obywate]em, dla-
'tego, re bczwyznaniowiec Tub
protestant, ME bedac katoli-
klein, jest dobry1n parryota.
.Je2e)i rzeczywiscie i jeden i
drugi jest patryota / dobrym
obywatelem, to ME dlatego,
re ME jest katolikiem ale re
pomimo utraty WARY, zacho~
wal mi4osc ojczyzny.
Tutaj konstatujemy jedynie
fakt ten, re wojna wzmocni..
Ia mi}osc ojczyzny: r0znieci1a
pfomie1 patryotyzmu, ale
r0WnOczesnie obudzila W
scrcach obojetnych i ateusz0w
milosc do dawnej WARY, z
ktora ich przodkowir SILL do
walki. Zwrot ten to prosty
zwrot do Boga. Francya, Sci
Sic m6viac, ME Una Boga in
nego tylko tego, kt6rego
przrdstawia ludowi kosci6t
katolicki. 30 katoliE moze
odpaEc od koScio1a dzisjaj, ale
Z takicgo ~apostaty kato]ic'
kicgo ME zrohi Mkt doHregU
proteStanta. Najwyzej straci
Ware zupe1nie, stanie sic ME
wierzacym i prawdopodobnic
skoh1czy sa1nob6jstwem, ale
protcstantyzm nigdy ME pod
bile lego ducha ME wszcze'
ri W take SERGE Zadne] via.
ry.
Powodzenir, s~zczescie i
b}ogie lenistwo W bezpieczen-
stwie rzeczyvlStem hub uro!o~
mem, zawsze %powoduje ozie-
hienie W wierze. 30 czloWie-
kowi zdaje sic, ze on bcz
Dpatrznosci kierujc i sobQ i
swiatem vcalc nirzIe. Dopir-
70 gdy poczuje swa s}abost,
gdy jego sFaba reka opada wo-
bee przeciwnosci, wtenczas o.
hraca sic "a pomoca. Moze
zwr6ci sic do b]izniego, dru-
giego czfowie]la, ale 2 bo]es-
scia widz1, re ten sam pod
w1asnym ciezarrm ugina sic
l VIOLA O pomoc. Teraz juz
trzeba zwr0ci6 sic winna stro-
ne, kiedy ma ziemi tej pomo'
cy niema a trWoga coraz bli
lei zaglada W oczy. Niepew-
nose co przysz}osc niesie to
takze trwoga, kt6ra i dusza
cia}em kierowac zdolna.
Narody watczace dzisiaj DO
taklej trwogi maja powod6w
"a WieIe. | W}aSnie ia trwo =,
prowadzi je do Boga.
Nam polakom trzeba te
rzeczy stawiac pred oczy cze-
sto, DO i nam trzeba wiecej
xv,o,.x- Px-lx, oooc1- 7-ioIx-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
j. r.
Baker
& Co.
Skf?d departGmentOWy

>'aty %:arnitur
szydci.d wosk
rwo5dzie swiftly
i 3 parry sk|rza-
nych ~podeszcw i
+ kopvta. kazdv
%garnitur W pude}-
ku ..... Csc
lime 20
A3c S1.25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
Russian Army
In Dobrudja is
In Grave Peril
International News CIVIC:

International News Service:
BERLIN, Dec 23.-The advance
of the German allies on both sides
of the Danube has put the Russian
army in northern Dobrudja in grave
peril.
North Of the Danube the Teutonic
forces are sweeping toward Braila
and Galatz to cut off the escape of
the Russians into Wallachia. South
of the stream the Bulgarian, Ger
man and Turkish forces are press
ing the Russians toward the marsh
es that line the Danube bend.
The Russians have been putting
up stubborn resistance all along the
line and the fighting in that district
has been very violent. The opera
tions have been hindered by lack of
lines of communication and by cold
weather and storms, but despite
these difficulties the German allies
have been able to maintain steady
progress.
Dispatches from the front today
say that the German commanders
hope Ito have cleared all of Dob
rudja of the enemy within the next
few days"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
MAY STATE TERMS.

international News Service
BERLIN. Dec. 23.-That Pres't
Wilson's note has given the peace
movement a strong impetus was the
view expressed here today. Some OF
the newspapers call IL "a Joyous
CLEAN in what otherwise would have
been a gloomy Christmas season"
TIE presidents note had been de-
livered 10 the foreign office before
the American ambassador. James W.
Gerard. consequently the govern
ment had a chance % digest the
document before the American dip
lomat called upon Dr. Zimmerman.
ne foreign secretary. TO pay RS re-
spects.
Just what the German reply 20
the note will be is not known. but
there is a strong current Of opinion
that Germany viii make known her
peace terms. However. this depends
20 a big extent upon the complexion
Of the note from the entente powers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
WIDOW ASKS $4,000
Damage Suit is Result of Accident
at New Carlisle.

International News Service:
LAPORTE, Ind, Dec. 23.-Mrs.
Margaret Foster. widow of the late
Frank II. Foster, killed when struck
by an interurban car of the Chicago.
Lake Shore and South Bend rail-
road, at New Carlisle, June 4, 1916,
has filed suit for $4,000 damages
against the above named company
in circuit court through her attor-
neys. G.. II. Case and Slick and
Slick.
Foster was killed while crossing
the tracks of the railroad company
in an automobile. and il is alleged
IN the complaint Of Mrs. Foster that
the accident was due 10 the failure
of the motormGn Of the fatal car TO
sound any warning before reaching
the crossing. which was obstructed
from view from one side OF the
tracks by buildings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
TOOK POISON BUT
KEPT It SECRET
International News CIVIC:

International News Service:
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-AnalysiS of
the viscera of DR.. Winters c. Watts,
So years old, revealed that he had
died of bichloride OF mercury
poisoning, and the coroner today be-
gan an investigation TO, determine
whether it was a case of murder,
suicide, or accident. Indications
point to suicide. If so, DR.. Watts
gave a remarkable exhibition of
stoicism during the II days while
he lay i'll, supposedly of pneumonia.
During that no hint that he had
taken poison escaped his lips.
DIR. Watts told physicians he had
been seized with cramps while at
work and believed he was suffering
from an abscess. The first post
norton revealed he had no abscess
and il was decided pneumonia
caused death. The coroners Office,
however, removed the viscera and
had it examined. Two years ago DR..
Watts attempted suicide by cutting
an artery. He had been i'll and de-
spondent recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
BOND ISSUE BY
SPRING LIKELY

International News Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a bond
issue by the government early in the
spring appears to be a certainty.
treasury department officials admit
ted today. The balance in the gen
eral fund of the treasury is declin-
ing at the rate Of about $4,000. 600
a month. The actual net balance in
the fund is now little more than
$4O.OOO,OOO.
Panama canal bonds, rather than
one year treasury certificates, will
be issued, it is understood. Sec'y
McAdOo favors the canal bonds if il
is necessary to raise money in such
a manner.
Asst. Sec'y of the Treasury Mall
burn, in direct charge of coinage and
the currency, declared today that
the Panama bonds rather than the
one-year certificates, are TO be is
sued because the government does
not expect to be able to repay the
loan in short time. The one-year
certificates are for use, he said, only
TO tide the government over a tenn
porary shortage expected to be
made up by incoming taxes within
.. short time. This is not the case
in the present emergency as there is
no large sum TO be collected in taxes
which will offset the heavy expenses
of the Mexican expedition and the
army and navy expansion program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
Municipal Tree Program to be
Given at Court House Will
Start This Afternoon
at 4::55 O'clock.
AFFAIR PROMISES TO
BE A GREAT SUCCESS
Committees Have Been Busy
For Several Weeks and All
Arrangements Are
Now Complete.

After many weeks of difgent eff
fort everything is in readiness for
south Bends third annual Christ
mas tree celebration which will be
staged at the court house this after
loon at 4:55 o'clock.
The beginning of the program
which is to he more elaborate than
any attempted before, viii be mark
ed by the ringing of the church bells
ed Of the city. The committees in
charge had received hearty coopera-
ton from the citizens and all indi-
cations are that the celebration will
be a huge success.
The principal feature of the pro-
gram will be the presentation of
seven pictures in tableau. Six of
these pictures will be based on mas
terpieces dealing with the birth Of
Christ, The seventh will be "A sym
bolical picture of cross. The pic
lures will follow the originals in
color schemes and figures as near
~ as possible. The pictures will
present scenes connected with the
ment to the Virgin Mary TO the
alteration by the three wise men.
In the intervals between the pre-
sentation OF the pictures, "a program
Of Christmas music will he offered.
This will include Christmas carols,
hymns. and chants rendered en-
semble and In solos Some OF the
best singers and choirs in the city
will sing.
The climax of the occasion Will
come when the 40 foot Christmas
are lighted at the end of the festi-
val
Workmen were busy all Friday
putting the large fir tree in place
and erecting the stage on which the
tableauN depicting the birth OF
Christ will be presented. BY noon
today all this work will be done
and everything will be ready tor
the exercises The Christmas tree
committee has been working for a
month on the program which is ex-
pected 10 be more elaborate this
year than in any previous year. The
final rehearsal of those who are to
take part In the festival was held
last night.
Practically everything necessary
for the festival has been contributed
20 the municipal recreation commit
tee which is in general charge OF
the celebration. IL is estimated that
the affair would have cost $4,000.
The CITY council appropriated the
money that was necessary for the
incidental expenses of the celebra-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-23
LONG WAIT FOR
REPLY EXPECTED
London is Believed to Have
the Power to Dictate
Answer.

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. Dec. %. The
United States has done all that 1t
can for the present in urging con-
sideration of peace The next move
is up to the entente allies. That il
the attitude of the administration
today.
Judging from the utterance of A.
Bonar Law in London 20 the effect
that no immediate answer could be
expected by the United States TO the
Wilson note, officials here are an
ticipating a long wait for a reply.
1t was pointed out that exchanges
OF views and opinions between the
ernments of the entente and
sounding out of the views OF the
peoples Of those nations. will be
necessary before England and its
allies are prepared TO reply.
London Has Influence.
London still is believed TO possess
the influence TO swing its allies 70 a
favorable or unfavorable reply TO
the Wilson note, as well as the Teu-
tonic peace discussion proposals.
w III lllAC III view TIC u VI tic
administration will be directed to-
ward the British capital.
Despite early discouraging reports
of the reception of the note by the
British officials. optimism here IS
undiminished. The hope persists
that when the people Of Great Brit
ain become thoroughly acquainted
with the suggestion Of the president.
public opinion will force a change
of attitude on the part OF the Lon
don government. This may prove "A
slow process, il was admitted today,
but the Wilson communication, com
ing on top of the Bethmann-Hollweg
proposal 10 the enemies Of the al
lies. it is hoped here, will pave the
way for further discussion Of peace.
and keep that subject in the minds
OF the people Of the warning coun-
tries.