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SPECIAL SERVICES
(contiuusd from Pare rwsntyJ
warwood Methodist Church.

special Christmas program will be
rendered Sunday evening in the War
wood NJ. =. church and a large attend
ance a. expected. The church has been
beautifully decorated FOR the occasion.
The program follows:
Opening hymn. An Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name" ..............
Childrens chorus. Lift a Song for
Christmas" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Address OF welcome ........ Clara Gear
Duet GIT Divine ..............
Blanche Almond and Josephine
FULLY.
Responsive reading.
EhJdrens chorus Christmas
REGULATIONS. Howard Hood ana Hazel
Wright.
Quartet. Holy Night" ...........
solo ................... ....... lu.z Hilton
REGULATIONS Edward Muneny and
Clarence Wiusburg.
solo In the Hour OF Trial ...'..
Regulations. Mabel McGrew ana Ed-
win Mcclellan.
CITATION .---- .-..---. ELLA McGrew
Reading. ....... Mrs. Dr. D. " Gilmore
Duet 'Hark, Hark. Ny Soul.
W. ~. Gilmore and carl Schellen-
berg.
REGULATIONS. Earl Wright. Alvena Nc
Grew and Frcda McGrew-offeriug
NuoiHs .-...-. .....-- Beneath star
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THE TEACHER s LANTERN

poured forth the water OF life ne him
self had drunk n."-Augustine.
other Gospels describe Christ's
body. this his soul. Calvin. =.
In the stately and triumphant strains
OF the prologue there is minor note
of deepest sadness II rises from
Jesus and the worlds neglect and hos
tility. The darkness did not com =,
prehend the light His own received
him nOt. II Is the highest
compliment 20 John the Baptist that
John no Evangelist seems TO think
it necessary 10 dlfferentiate him from
the Messiah tie was not the Light.
but ne bore witness 10 the Light lie
was a niEht-watchman. answering TO
those who asked. What Of the
night'" The morning cometh" lie
was friend Of the Bridegroom. not
the brideRraam. a star TO guide buS
not the sun. not "a false light tut AZ
compared with Jesus. a small light.
When John talks Of light he
does not go into a cosmogOny lie
deals with q self-eWdent fact Light
j.. So when be names the moral con
dltiou % the race under the figure OF
darkness. he does NOT go into a the
disquisitiou on sin. its origin,
etc Tie deals with q self-evident
fact Sin is There are necessary
between light and dark
ness. and So between holiness and
SIN Darkness and sin do not COM,
nrehend. but are iuNeterately hostile
.O light and holiness But light and
holiness are to be- ultimately tri-'
.mphauf
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worthy OF his transcendent ONCE. His
mission was 10 announce the coming
OF the Light who had already Impaired
something OF himself to men. one nv
one, as they had come into the world
tor he was all the while imminent I'm
the world which he had made. although
unrecognized Now. al Length
in the incarnation he came yisiblv IN
form most easily recognizable TO a
people prepared To apprehend him by
lons-conunued and gracious dispense
uons. As FAR as the mass was con-
cerned. however. IL was a failure. In
their obduracy OF heart they received
MN not. But 10 such as did
take OF him appropriating him by
faith az "A Savior. he gave the right 10
become inheritors of the divine ma
lure. such as are begotten OF God.
not merely Of a race literally bloods)
supposed 10 be privileged above 9TH
ers, or human nature in general
thesh), or OF some particular father
IMAM. .. Now comes the climax
IL Is a logical conclusion. transfused.
with a doXology. The glorious Person
whom the evangelist had described in
metaphor as a word spoken by God 10
man. COndescends to human birth in
order that he may thus utter his Faith
er's message lie soiourns. he tents
awhile tthirty-three years. with hu-
mauity We are eye-witnesses OF this
manifestation OF the divine glory.
glory. fullness OF grace and ruth be-
coming in all respects to Gods only
son
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~ stephens Evangelical Reformed
streets; Ernest NJ Preuss pastor-Sun-
DAY. December q. German service
10 30 q. m. holy communion. SUNDAY
school, p. m. and rehearsal for Christ
mas wiling Workers, $50. English
evening service. 20. theme. The Et.r-
~, enid Thursday. December % the
christmas service. 8 a. m. chief Christ
mas service. 1880 "a m. evening serv-
Ice. Z p. m, and the Sunday school VIII
render the elaborate program. Love =
ofering with the assistance OF the choir.
\ cordial invitation 70 extended TO All
Tome and worship with US
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EVANGELICAL.

So isuls Evangelical church. Thir-
!y-elEhth and Wood streets Aux q
Itascne, pastor Services fDr Sunda,,
be' einper q. German service. Iu. 80 a
~. subject Christmas Thoughts %
uslish preaching service at 80 h ma
subject "a Christmas Message Com
muntou services follow both prearhtus
services. SUNDAY school. o'clock
CHRISTMAS DAY
EariF christmas service tEuEIIsnl.
b-'' a. 900. Herman service. Iu q m.
SUNDAY school Christmas entertainment.
%. uI 'Ine members. friends and also
lLesn s.IlI,es
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
December 81 Isaiah Q. p,
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT HOW IT MAY PREVAIL

Victor 1luro someshcre expresses
,n' novel idea thar tho normal condi
tion of fhc earth .s 20 darkness. which
.- only relieved bv tho Intrusion of
Hn uIuWIn1fInr planet However. Do
may hn Zoo tlr physical world. To- .a
ltId r. Pr whom BE- comes fo The NOR.
world That is land off deadly
radOV Tho Gross darkness causes
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Infinite cropping painful and disas.
trous in lts consequences The first
Christina Witnessed q moral sunrieef
But Tho marvel OF Dr. Isl that tho sun
of kighieOuFnces does not shine d.
r..fIN upon the dlrkcucd world The
frue light g. only disseminated nv
those who n8rtakc of Christs charac-
ier such he himself declares 20 be
fhc "NCht OF the world "
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Ter. Edward Thalman
Second Bass-John J. Miller. Louis
Martin
Nioltnist-H. Rauch
Organist-NlSs NJ DALEY.

Martin
Niolinist-H Rauch.
Organist-Miss Nj DALEY.
st. MichaeTs church-The music for
Christmas nigh mass al st MichasIs
church. Edgington Lane. will be as fol-
overture Hear the Merry Carol.
hyrle, Gloria, CredO l-Auchus and
Agnus. from William Dress
lers solemn mass Ia r. fiat ar
ranged Tor mixed choir.
offertory. Holy Night ......
Communion. GovelIo's Adeste fideies
Finale. with Glory Lit" tHymnD
"A special selected choir under the
this selection at the high mass on
Christmas. drst massp
A beautiful Christmas play will be
given In the school hall Monday and
tuesday evening. December - ana so
Tickets 25 cents.
st AIphonsus churcb-rha arst sol.
emn high mass will be al 5 a. IN
iastofAl Melodies ...-.......... ORGAN
silent NiEht' male chorusl j. Gru6er
lntroit Graduate. Alleluja and Com
muniou-Gregoriau chant
FESTIVAL Mass Ia p.........C Kempter
onertory. "Latentur Coeli' -.
Mass Tor the children al > o.d iis:.li (
The children will SING Christmas carols
Second solemn nigh mass at 1o15
organ prelude.
Mass tu G. $500. t-,L.,s
lntroit Graduate. Alciuia. on Ter "e''S
tory and Communion-Grego-
ligu Chant.
OHertory supple meut. "Hodie Chris
tus Natus Est" .......J Niitterer
'Neni Sreator'' ....... ~ Us,rtn,
AFTER service-Male chorus nv J
hahd~l- Solemn vcSpers az 3 D. IN.
sung BY the ooy and male choir
thoir cmhcrS--I lrst tenors Fred i
Noite. John g. Emig. Frank j Mueller.
CHARLES Blessing. VIII Hannig George
bishop. second teuors. Joseph Vogler.
ST., EdW. Schreiuer A. G. Strauss To-
seph kress. Wendell Stcigner. FRANK
Link Fred Steigner Harry Wolf. arst
bass. NJ J. Scheeser. VIII Grob. Glenn
bishOp. Fred Liuk. Joseph Paul Adam
HICKORY, Lawrence Blshup. second
bass. +. !. Diegmiller william I
Nolte. ~ g Jung Robert s. Holman.
Emil beku Joseph Wolf VIII Jaeger.
mon director ana urgauist - A ]
Schiller
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CATHOLIC


fortiflcal high mass viii be celebrated
AZ 81 Joseph's cathedral ghrfafrr4a
morning 80 iu. by the Ef Re-. HIshpp
Ilouahue. The choir VIII BE- arcornua-f.I
throughout The mass bt the court Thea
IRE orchestra. under the direction ~
Prof j. ". Evans
T'mp ana 'ircuWstauce ..-...-.. Fig7-
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XMAS PROGRAMS
DURING WEEK
SEVERAL CHURCHES IN CITY
WILL HAVE SERVICE ON
CHRISTMAS DAY
sunday School Scholars VIII par
tcip1tr- Annual Treat To Sc
Conducted On Connection.

Special Christmas pr1rrams vi. Do
rendered uIIIn. fho week. and uo
ull number oft Christmas dlr o.
evening n number of tho churches
which vNl NOT have special service.
sunday 900 celebrate tl. holiday
December %. aud .u some Instance.
services N.I b' conducted during tho
nDfnrr ln fIr majority nj cases.
however. OBJ. service will br Boo hc
evening 'n connection with mo annual
irr4f
II' programs orc Wo-t. lourtIft
lnI made uu nf number. to bo roo
l'frI 'r member OI fhe SUNDAY
T'hoo'. nud chWch'. The following
program. NI1 br rendered
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been arranged. The programs are as FOL.

been arranged. The programs are as fol.
lows.
Christmas Morning.
Fre!uce. That Glorious song OF ola
.....Wm. Edwin Ashmsll tOpus lsl)
organ.
Chorus. There's Song In the Air.
'''''''''''' -. -. ;. Fearis
onertory. Christmas Greeting .....
''-.----..- ..------.-- David CIegg
Chorus. Glory cir TO God r :. Lorenz
choir.
Postiude Grand March and chorus
from hlenzl $3.50. Richard Wagner
MORNING
EVENING
Prelude, Peaceful Right" ...........
organ AiisS Rertha Rasei I 81 '''' ''
Chorus. Follow the Star.'...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lincoln Han
"oh Holy Night" ,Alto soIo,....:...
Mrs. u. Murrins. L. ''os'
soprano solo ard chorus, 'Sauctus'..
Miss elan Fulton and choir i'c 'O-"o'
soprano solo. Dawn OF Hope. ......
Nlr-. Form. ''''''S
onertory. christmas Psstorale"....
orsan- Miss Bertha Ra idsi"S ian
Alto solo. THE song or the Angels
Miss Helen Y. Diineerf. i'''SS'e'
Christmas Awake. chorus. ............
solo obleato Mrs. Forni '''''' ''''
sopranos Mrs rorni and Miss Fulton.
Second AIto-- Mrs Belbert ana
Harry Murrius
First Altos Misses Louise and Helen
Fredericks.
Alto solo. The Christmas Message
---t.. -...- ...-... J.. r. INeSsier
Miss Louise Fredericks.
'hooras and Duet worship the New
Misses Mildred Heu ana louis
Frcdsricke
'n"rGs. shout the Glad Tidlugs......
Misses Mamie steele and Idle
aRtciiffe
solo. Air Fred Edeir
f'~iIHoe. ID ~sucti- ~iula D.. lux OPUS %
organ. Miss Bertha RaseI
Miss Bertha l;HSel orgaui-t
Mf otto Jaeger. director
ST. STEPHENS EEFoRMER CHURCH
stephen iyareeIcsl Reformed
@'nHdA school aul choir. corner Euff
.''.l h!f iy-siAt, streets. Thursday
'hlhF 20. in. begcmher 20. Title OF
the program Loves Dn-rIur"
-. t.I Jude q. o.. Stentzel organ
Opening song The Song 1T MlEu.rht
~ons Welcome me King . ''' '''''
$50. .....,. ....... s1nJa, school
PRAYER Rev D. So Pl.u4s
~'-g o. Was rhs Love THAT Gave the
, ........ sunday school
S".s HaH a.. Dear lord ........
Sons Peaceful E.-. wiling wo-sr,'
song RIMS DHt Tuda, ...... Sine Girls
f'.iftti.r- 'r.rH.. >r.UII.r A.Irrr
t.srdan. Mildred Kline VIM ~.nu-r-
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sPrRIrUALIsr.

The First Sp'ritudlist church VIII
hold services in the odd Fellows hall
SUNDAY. December the DIST al 40 ID
m- children progressive iyceun1 M
TO 20 n. IN. Rev. G. W Wav pastor
ana medium Lecture followed with
spirit messages All are welcome
First Church ~ christ Scientist.
a. o. L. W. auditorium. 1lIg Chapliue
street Services SUNDAY az u a u
subject % lesson rs the Universe.
Including Man Evolved by Atomic
Force sunday school AZ IT, a m
wednesday. testimonial meeting a. \
D. m. same address Reading room
open daily. except Sundays and holt.
GAYS. from T. m. 20 y. M. also ON
Saturday evenings from 10 . O'Clock
The public is invited to visit our read.
ing room. SO ltlq Chapl.ne street.
and attend our services
Christ Lutheran Church Pleasant
Heights Mozart. Rev p G. SNYDER.
rastor Services for fourth sunday
in Advent sunday school go $50 "a
IN. chief service af 1880 90 m ves
per service OF s.3D 81. w 4 Christmas
service viii De- rendered Boz fls SUNDAY
school ON Nedrcsd1t. christina,
Eve. 90 100 O'Clock s cordial .n..
'at.Hn ie extended tD p1
ffrst Unitarian church Service in tI..
ltnHfd ~ Trade rooms Sunday moIu..l
o. 10 p.tIo.. NsN Howard 4 Peace
ideal vsrIraa world. EIrI.rr.r.
f~f Ht fNr same hour
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Helen sesbright

..........-.....- Helen sesbright
Address.
Announcements
quartet, "Siivery Light ......
.--.-......... Arr from SchunAn
Closing song. Praise our Dear Ia
ther .-.-.-...-.... Sunday school
Program arranged ~ Miss Hilda
SeybOid.
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EPISCOPAL.
st. Matthsw's p. Z. Church.

The following programs have been
prepared for the Christmas services at
81. Matthews =. r. church.
Holy Communion. a. m.
FroSyesS,ion1r Hymn ~. - Come An
Gloria Tibi-stainer in r. ''''9
oner'orium. His salvation is High"
Presentation OF Aims chant iss 80. '.''''
Gloria in Excelis D;eo. Chant so5s ''''C'
Hunc pimittiS. Chant io5 o 'Greeo Ran
Recessional Hymn 90. Angels from
TIE Realms of Glory ....... square
HOLY Communion. 1870 a. IN.
Prelude. Christmas Pastorale" Handel
frocessional LYNN I. Hairy the Her
a!d Ansels sins ....:. Mendei--ohn
Gloria T1hi-Stainer in r.
Anthem. sing Heavens ..... Tours
orcrtorigm, Behold Bring You o i''''
Prcseutation OF Aims. Chant ISIS. Anon Anon
Sanctus-S tainer in r..
Gloria ia Excelsis Deo. Chant eo4..
''''''''''..'... ........-oo!di Chant .
Nunc Dimittis. chant 1o2. .Gregorian
TIE beum Landamus-Field in u
ProcessionaI Hymn SIS %. Jesus
Came the Heavens Adornine'' .Turke
Postlude March from queen OF
Sheoa ...--...-..-. .-..-... Goynod
St. Lukes p. L. Church
4 special musical service will he con-
Quoted sunday IN 81 Lukes p r.. church.
corner Or Ohio ard South Penn streets
The program follows.
l-IoCesSlon .-----..--. ...-.- beethoven
Nenite ...-. ................. Rrackett
Gloria T4bi Observation-Disclosures. Sullivan
Gloria in EScelsis ........... spicker
lntroit hymn .....t....... Smar
TIE Deum Festival ...... Rerwal "a
luhilste Festival ............. Tnavle
oneTtory AS Tt Regain to Dawn
r,...,.,.i,.,....., -.....- ...--...-... Lenesu
special evening service OF Christ
mas music Will be given sunday night
following Christmas.
Walter H. Brown. director
Erma Beattie Seahright. organist
choir lst-Mrs r " Carlln Miss
carrie Zane. Miss Lou Hastings. Miss
virginia nigby. Mrs CYRUS Mckee Miss
Anime Carnahan. Mrs. Mary Beattie Miss
Ada Andraes. Miss Ethel Perkins. Miss
Miriam Davis. Miss Edna earle. Miss
Irene ksmmerer. Miss Susan Courtr!.e
Miss Helen Courtrite. Miss Amy Roger~
Miss Hazel Y. Seamon. Miss Virginia
Lane Miss Mignon Lenkard. Miss Viz
ginia Hodge. Miss Anna Grandstaff Miss
virginia Dean. Miss Eva Hunter. Miss
Lillian Cornish. Miss Ethelvn McGrana-
han. Mr.. John Acker. Mr.. Chas Ieir-
hart Nj Thee. pascOe. Mr. Edwin
Blackburn. Mr.. Harry King ia SIR
Charles Miller Mr. r. r. Gebhsrt NJ
\. y. Tay lor. Mr.. AlcN G~audetaff Nr
W M. Miller. Mr. Tom Mccullough Mr.
Carl Seabright. Mr.. Walter D. Brown.
Ny VIII inue Ir. q. r. Downing
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Sc. JoSeph's Cathedral-Pontifioa
Vespers. 7s1O d. m.

christmas ra-fn-a.c. Herald Angelo.
.-'.... ..-....... IinsliI
organ
Is.-. .r auditorium.
lrtIf FumInIF
'uufifeior
IteHf.s %if
l.aUdIfe IlsrI
Aderfr TideIe -l,,.-ff..
Trio. Alma Redemption Ns,rfs.t
go. iH"gm.'le.. Ile1'ss. So. Tiadir-
lHrtlu FrRp
Marcha NlfI4re g,.r..r
ORGAN.
IIr'rfur. Mr. George Gree.
frFHrIaf NfIaa 'fIfF4rsf ~. tftI..
~"I ramos Misses fUgeIH rIsrf...Ifa.
.ff". i'Fe Mcdonald. uess HeH,u. r....
rH I'ue.H. Frns.Irsa CLARK I.rafts
''.,. fHfF HeH r. Anna rrfrFt rr..
..e FIrEIUIfIfr
|I'UH N'ers. Mary rIeaIe. Narr
Ii.stf'r Mars gnr.UI. stella rrrarf
Tenor Nr charles BE- WUfe-
IffHHne hIterf frHHIrr tf....t
'rf. 'f'r'f7 H'ais.. Joa owens. .--
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Cooutiuu.d on Fsg. rv.n,y-t-.j
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Sacred Hsart Church
... .f....fr 1910. DO .l.f
r ''r sacred flrrff ..ur.. .. ...t..
.fIN 90. |fEi.r..r .f c n.. l.. . 3D..
. nd" rfHEIfr fnr frs fat rnIova
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.urrrHrIr.rrf
At. ...a.s iae Niece u.b Hymn,
CHRISTINA" fIrf.H.
Watch MON. Tell rr rf .e .frrf
r.'.rf sight
% .f. t. g.H
|..|. f.rYr.rar .Hrerf
- TrIn'| INr" NHar .f.Trrs~ss
naea Iu li1rrf .f Hr Guild res1s
.N..f r |ffIfr
Al. .n u..In~.
complete Nerrera fnr rHrIsfuar
I. ..rv.... ......
Irrri COON r.fH fHr uIefret l..r.l-..f
'tH bore Hf FHIr |..Ir
IIf.f Tenor Isl .U.4n r.fI....fa
ller. His..nrf.s william Tr....
f|a...H. F....
.fHI I.... If...... rsrI..fs.
IIt. N... f|... u.....ff.
i I.. IH ... ...Ur ..r
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lows;
Christmas Morning
PRELUDE. That Glorious song or old"
....- W m. Edwin AshmalI tOpus lSl)
organ.
Chorus. T There's song In the Air.
.'......... ....--....- j. :. Fearis
Choir
onertory. Christmas Greeting" .....
..------... .-.....-..-. David CIeEg
Organ.
Chorus. Glory cir to God" r. : I,orenz
Choir
Postlude. Grand March and chorus
from Rteuzi ....-.. Richard Wagner
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M0YER in CHICAGO HosPiTAL
Head o. Western Federationof Miners
Improving.

/, Head o. Western Federatio ion Of Miners
IS Improving.
Chicago, Dec. 80. President Charles
IA. Meyer Of the Western Federation
Of Miners Is. believed to be out Of
danger, but DR.. William M. Marshall.
attending surgeon at st. Luke's hos
spital, declares that the bullet that fur
rowed the labor leaders back may
have caused partial paralysis.
Boyer passed fairly comfortable
night. Surgeons expect to remove
the bullet shortly, having located It
by means of an X-ray examination in
the muscles Of the left side Of the,
back.
Copies Of q resolution adopted at
aAmeettng Of Chicago labor men call.
Ing for a. congressional investigation
:of the. alleged assault on Meyer at
Hancock, Mich, were forwarded to
President Wilson and members Of
congress.
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$50, 900 FOR FAKE SERUM
Estimated Loss to North Dakot;
Farmers.

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 3O-North Da-
kota farmers have paid more than
$40, 900 for fake serums advertised as
preventatiyes of hog cholera. accord
ing to Professor r. f. Ladd of the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
state food commissioner.
Analysis of one of the serums
proves that it consists of water,
with a very small percentage of po-
tassium iodide The cost is less than
cents, while 1t sold at 81 an ounce.
Professor Ladd estimates the loss
to farmers through the loss of ami
mails from hog cholera in the last
four months at more than 100000.
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Fit His Case Exactly

= when father was sick about six,
iyears ago he read IN advertisements
Of Chemberlain's Tablets In the pa
Ders that 1T his case exactly writes
Nlss Margaret Canrpbell Of Ft.,
Smith. Ark. "Hs purchased . box Of
.thsaasaAd hss has not hean sick siase,
Ny sister had stomach trouble and
was also belefited by tAAm.' For,
eale by oil Asalors.AGv.
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!. !.
CONSERVE OUR sKUNKs,
SAYS UNCLE SAM.

Washington, Dec. 30.-The /,
8 skunk has been added to the .
listfof natural resources which .
should be conserved or pro- .
: tected before exterminated,
the department Of agriculture .
classifying this animal as "of .
great economic Importance"
The department asks that .
the animal be given the same .
protection that the federal !.
agents now are compelled to
exercise In the prevention Of .
bird slaushter.
!. j. i. Z.
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FOR sALE-The s.W. IL OF the S.
Ell Of Section 21-14e-32. This
forty has fair house and barn
and a few acres under cultivation
and is on q mail, telephone and
cream route. Price $4,000 per
acre. Time given to suit purchaser
interest 6 per cent. For further
particulars call on or address A..
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advertising medium in the Fargo
Daily and Sunday Courier-News
the only seven-day paper in the
state and the paper which carries
the largest amount Of classified
advertising. The Courier-News
covers North Dakota like a blank
ct; reaching all parts Of the state
the day Of publication; 1t Is the
paper to use in order to get re-
suits: rates one cent per word first
insertion, one-half cent per word
succeeding insertions; fifty cents
Per line per month. Address the
Ceurier-News, Fargo, N. d.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30
WANT ADSFW Ant ADS

= = IS 3 = 4 81 - 81 = = - = Il i, *
ca half cent lar word per 4
4 issue. cash with COPY. Il
Rsgnlar eAarssl rate one Is
8 aentspAr usrdspsr.insartion. No H
! ad taken for less than 10 j.
+ cents Phone 81.
r. Ncs,SL 49, 49, ~ u a y = N
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30

q Was suffering with liver COM
1laint. " says Iva Smith OF Point
Dlank. Texas, s'.and dsoide1 70 try ..
F3te hpx OF Ohenbrlaiu,s Tablets
and aAehAD9yS4osaay that / "a com-I
lletaly sureI 81 can Aleensaendj
then e evs1 4 ~ all
dealers kdy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30

cough the first might. and in q week
I Was rid of the cold ana soranssst OF
ny lupses writes Mis- Marie Cor
ber, saWettla, Cal. For sels by all.
dealere.-AAv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30
17oo

For business or general wear bit of
drapery is quite permissible.
No. 77O5 Is an excellent model for
separate skirt. Plaid or tweed would
be appropriate-clot or velveteen.
1t is a four gored skirt, with slight
~ raised waistline. There are sew
eral plaits at the waistline in back,
and the bottom of each of the side
cores is plated to give the draped ef-
feet.
In buying material for suits or skirts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30

FOR SALE Typewriter ribbons for
every make Of typewriter on the
market at SO cents and Is cents
each. Every ribbon sold for rs.
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled. Mail orders given
tho same careful attention as when
you appear In person. Pohne 81
me Dsmidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-12-30
MINERS BURY THEIR DEAD
oaskets of Little Ones Carried or
Shoulders Of Men.

0n0Ueo0E0 OIt&"SNs
Calumet, Mich, Dec 30.-Twenty
thousand persons participated in a
demonstration that accompanied the
'turiM Of ffty-nine of the victims of
;tAs Christmas disaster here. On the
shoulders Of striking miners little
white caskets containing the bodies
OF forty-one child victims Of the dis
aster were borne five miles to Lake
:viaws cemetery on the shores of Lake
Superior and laid side by side in
long trenches, which the miners had
dug.