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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-02
FRIEDMAN VACCINE
HELPING Ill MINERS

Butte, Mont, Dec. ga dele
cation Of New York physicians,
headed by Or. Julian j. Meyer,
q well known specialist in tuber-
culosis, Of 156 West Eighty-fifth
street, New York, will arrive
in Butte early in January to per-
sonally examine a number Of
miners who, according to reports,
have shown Improvement under
the Friedman vaccine treatment
According to information in the
hands Of the deleg alton, about 20
patients have been treated in
Butte and Improvement has been
shown in each case.
In discussing the proposed visit
to Butte, DR.. Meyer said:
4 Il is our intention to disre-
gard the slanderous attacks that
have been made on DR.. Fried
mann from time to time. IL ne.
ID q faker, the world will soon
forget him; IL MOI, the world
must give him credit that iss his.
due. Most Of als have been skep-
tical, but after y superb hicial proba
into the case the time for slKep-
tcisan Il pas. q must dig to.
the bot tom and find out. We.
owe II. Ia 1aIr n1,nf xask + m a,and ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-02
NEW PARCEL POST RULES
EFFEcTIvE JANUARY i

Postmaster Aug. II. Wahl has
received the complete instruct
ions for the operation of the
parcel post under the order eff
fective January l, by which
fifty pound packages will be ac-
cepted for delivery within the
first and second zones. The
special feature follow:
An increase in the weight linn
it to zones No. / and 2 from 20
pounds to so pounds.
An increase in the weight linn
it to all other zones from IL
pounds to 20 pounds.
A decrease in rates to the
third, fourth, fifth and sixth
zones.
Books weighing more than 8
ounces to be carried by parcel
post at regular rates, beginning
March Is. Books weighing less
than 8 ounces to continue in
third class at l cent for each two
ounces.
Provision for mailing gold, gol
dust and gold bullion from Alas
ska, in packages weighing not
more than II pounds, at a rate of
p cents an ounce.
The proposed reduction in post
age rates are:
Third zone rates, from Z cents
for the first pound and 5 cents
for each additional pound, to 6.
cents for the first pound and 2
.tents for each additional pound,
Fourth zone rates, from 8.
cents for the first pound and
IS cents for each additional pound
to z cents and 4 cents, respect
lively.
i Fifth zone rates, from 8 cents
for the first pound and & cents
for each additional pound, to 8
cents and s cents, respectively.
G Sixth zone rates, from 10 cents
q pound and 9 cents for each adj
8ditional pound, to 9 cents and
8 cents; resp lively
S No objection to any changes
suggested by Burleson3 was made.
The only concern was ether
the reduction in rates would re-
suit IN q loss to the QOvernment.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-02

what it is today-the great dis
ease-spreading center for rural
and semirural communities.
All honor to our country school
teachers, who are today the great
est factors for good in our rural
districts!-By Prof. c. w. Stiles
in The Fra magazine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-02
'wooLEN" GOODS FAUL-.
TY SAYS PROF. LADD

Bismarck, Dec. fraudulent
practices in the manufacture and
labelling Of cloth are exposed by
Professor E. r. Ladd, pure food
commissioner Of North Dakota,
who takes up the question OF
cloth adnlteration in the current
bulletin covering the activities of
his department.
One sample of cloth purchased
for all-wool flannel, was ana
lyzed and found to contain two
thirds cotton and one-third wool,
while another sample Of sswoolen
cloak goods Z was analyzed and
found to contain 10 per cent
cotton, 10 per cent Australian
wool and 50 per cent shoddy
That the ultimate purchaser has
the right to know just what the
material contains is the conten-l
tion Of Prof. Ladd. ,'s
Panl Fjelde, the young North
Dakota sculptor Of PROMISE, was.
chosen to del the statute Of
Abraham Lincoln which is to bel
presented ~ the state of North
Dakote the government ofg
Norway S yg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05

@Gpnrm ppn t2 WnnH belt unpsr
Iagi bart an Gtinb In hsiiptm @s.
Inat' unb RIttnptntttItutr ora
R~SbeH Fdh ale b6hsrtn Gabtu In
osr Aompcnis stfentn ipattn, &c.
itauis man ben iapIsEsR QutppfaI
mh BEN aommanbo zines 8lgts bon
vtIi9eu 40 Wlann. Rttf fahttt Idne
qsuit dabttIt seIhidi nnb aliaditris
ben Bstub NIT unpsraIti9IidsT Top,
itritit. gDis btt @tIsttkbsri4t ptt.
mtIOtt. true 0 6o6nrd ipsisntlIh
sur Btrbrdnsuua Der RuHtn bsi.
Rsif Isihtis In iHOtHeA nod Elm S.
icneerss grabourRid. gr ftsb
Hdbrenb Ns Qnmpfss In elmer MdlO.
tIobs auf 90 RuFsH, oensn gsthas.
iunaeu FpIatsH, Die RrFsr nni 100
Gdrltts tntftrni, ipolten qtrdOs
eie GafpdrmIinis IIanikrtnS uu.sr
5susr ntbmtn, ais ReiF 6iss fab.
Or Sdfftt nnbsrtbaIb 3las Sulamm,r.
eiia los uno idris Die MuHsH on,
E4 s,fanssH an ssbeH. Die Ruftn
oHtporietsn NIT IebbaIttm Gsutr.
Rsif lommanoisrtt IoaIsid IeiHtritits
Isbbaftss Gtutr, Dos nun so RuHsh
Risbsrfredtt unb ben Nsh Su pddtsn
i!i,b. asif riidts nun meter Dor.
auf elmer aubSbt feuertsn bier isinos
Idle Interchangeable, bsi6abi DON
,iism 3us 5nfuntert, 4. Der aor.
poraI IitB ls aus nddIsr RdR uas
tr 6euer nsbmni, pdbr,ne CT IisbsH
Ulanu in ots gsgnsrs 6lnnls ihlsis
Den Isb. GobaIo oieisr llsiHs uebsrs
fad Ti& ptrtInm modis. dttadisrts sr
init isintm 9us. stint Mai6insus
ssfptbrs iomt Der gtotduus, 6t, Tt9
i:ttrrumpsIt iab, purOsu stIanstn.
Self puros far bieIs sdn8 btrs
D~strossuSsu 9epstis istRsr IoIbati.
Idsn Sa9tieisit ioglsiG gum 6elos
ptbsI srnannt unS fir bic solosne
gapfsrieitsmsoaile porssialdgsn.
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gelatuug biucin. ngirf 5tpei Sabre
.nur. unS nur 5000 Mam Dor.
.lduiig, peil rs 0er3eit uidt mebr
bat. Die a~aseupiote. 90 ihlih
emit enelaHe ni'f @tbraItnrs gel-
fen. j..
@orim ionit .patteu"2 Die
Irubpen oes Berbiinoeten i'm ei'
aenen qdn0 an beqnartieren vt
FONT Sate Der beimii hen Regies
runa, aIIo bier Grantreids. limo
pobl MIR ouf Tuner 5es 9eoarfs
Der rlntcrihituug, ipurnm oIio soiii
gpei Sabre"2 GarHn, neiI gepat-
teier @runb frat Bripntredts benz
8ahter SieHt iolaHge als Der Ssrs
traa beitebf unb bieier fam mtp
~perldmaert mer0eu. "a bat Srort'
reid ben Seuiel br%eiu5ureoer. lln6
nellie es aleihi Die 9red6nouabtS
uiirben Tim @ort mo 9abHe ans
Dem Wun6e ihla1en.
Arlues DerrntheIles BruHttelNl
.9u Dem @erbreheu Sieies arieses
bat Sas perfi6r aEbion, babeu &C.
nifienloie S6trer mo betb6rte
Tiibrer bid b%erIeitet. Gum @nbu.
linn ser Gulbung gnalar0s oii
beinem blitgetrduften Seimotbbo'
BEN perfiibren bid gerbImoete nno
@errdther!
glrmes, betb5rtes 5rantrei4l Ser.
MD es cod, Sic Settler I%os5urper'
6erL Sic ou riefitl @ibraItar glalta,
.Gnbgrn, Sues, aSeu: Die &bore Der
alien @eIt, iie ollie, ale bat eng
lamb, unS oenft lie cUig 81 bebal'
ten. nod m6tte es bic DoroaneI'
len Die geIte, ben SuuO, 6ns Sfo'
orrrad 1n6 auttagat. Dor allen
aber nia es Sen aunaI 3u beioen
SeiteH.
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4tIss#tatsa zines ~af@satmsss.

Der aanonehtinfantsrif Sulius
Rtif ors gtiatn bat fG eura To-
btsmutigt 2stftungeH BOT benz Jeino
In siHst Hsiis bssberastan, bic Der'
bent, acknowledgements gu peresa.
EGpn I'M Select ron Gn9o6ol am
"a. 4ueuf offsubeftt f@ Refs bins
rstbeHoes temperament In Borien
an6 Eaten. Die RuFsu ftanoeH in
beFsltigtsr Gieaung, dnss tpdr btt ibs
ntn beftsns 8nr a6psbr eir9sriHief,
iosar bie Gutfsrnun8en hdtten fie obs
serntHsn uno burm unauffdlise Set
5su marfiert. aeif fprnHg usr Ieis
utu G@pnrm unb rib I'M Fein6lideu
Snfautefjss unS MafdiHeHssipsbts
isuer Sisle NlartierpTl5de aug. RaAs
Dem er id0n nprbsr feline Nadbdra
0uga Borts dngeTeusrt bate, tdrmis
IL an 6er Gpise Teintr anmernOen
bic kin6ttts Sstanns, CT puros
Iir IsiE tabfsres BtrhaIter fcgIeiG
sum nuser0ffi3isr srnarnt.
9rei 3nst fgGter, am n. 4HguH,
Denies aorpOrol Rsif mod grObsrs
aihnEeit. Criminal pdrb Der I'M
.griff Der brittsn aompnnie Bee Qducs
lDebrregimsnts Nr. 81 bluiis db9s'
Di6isp. Run gssif init isInsHl
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Die SItbetSieiAnas btim Gpas
5tereHeeBeu.

DAB Der MltHia sar6sitet", psHn
CT framm isinss Meges ssbt, miro
tpobl nismanb ioolsi9 rtGt bsgrsiftn.
Qsnat man bed Dos Gpa5iereugsbtn,
bas Unnb,tn, cine ausipdnaaug BON
ber ar5sit, cine Gr9olung. gas
ItanbIihtr ipire bic Ga9s ihon,
psn man baron srtHnsrt, 6as a
Rh btim Gpnjitrsns,9sn lin cine
sGtpssune4 bunoelt, un0 oab i,o,
nsl9s 9stDtsuns araft perbrauGf.
il m.br Kraft Strbrau9t piro, bsFto
grGber lit Die sslsiitets Qrbsit. gsim
Wanbsrn BAT btr Msnf9 feline R0rs
psrlaF fortjubentsen, bic qismmuss
islu ptrosr ans,frtngt, bic Edtig
lett bss Ssrssns g,fteigtrt, bic WGr'
mcerssuguns srb0bt uin. Die Gss
lsbrten haben ale bitIe gdtigtsitsn
ia a1lorisH umgsredH,t uuo iino 81
rem trRaunIi9tn Rtiultat getoms
men, bab nan bel eintm ntr elm
ftinbigen GpnSisrmarIn iobisl ardfts
otrbrau@t, ME n6tis fin6, Inn 5000
3sutnsr auf bi. 96be zines Jubss 81
6s6su! Qus btsIa 8erednuug Tam
mon 70 reGt erfenHtn, ipdrum mar
Gifrig instdsIia frtnigItms Elm
5tinOHsR fpnJisrsu gsb,n ioll, Rur
rim. g,r.sslts mtai.Inirtune Der 81,
fpesun1en aIlsr unIerer iunsrtn uni
SuBsrsn Srgdne fiiErt gu elmer &c.
iunssn 5unttisn ssritIbsr.
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Mie einf In @ihraltar, mplIen bic
Gnalauoer iidj ann in paprt
ffiiebm.

Ftiilthsh'
Gtnobdiihc 9laan mel6eL @ng.
lana babe mit dmntraia oas ab,
folumeli ~gcfroifeE aui Bmai Sabre
eine uQliiht 8ekabung IN 9opre
naIqmrbmeu Gnnnt mare eth mel.
terer gapeis acLisfst Dab England
IN 1ieIem ariea a5sidten ueriolat
uber be Is 0!e 3Gt auiJltlareu
niht fir qiti befnoct defer &c.
reniibrr ipielt es iid ais gJreitro
an0 nefreicr aller Hnlerorudten
g6He auL Elm @eireier Der a9pp.
tiide SfifSmteH, ocncu a bic aul.
mr. aebradt, nit bui0ert Stodltre.
hen sl Geoe prugeli Lost neil ne
init GnmdLnu0 inHpoM Htren"
aber mGt genus. aud Dem
.Srannor mreiIt e.. an ieiner Sette
iedtrno, il ben @roti1d Con mar
es m&t perratheriih geseu ben
Erero, uena @nglm0, ols DIE
qqlrfkeu bereits Autlperpels Ibore
nett al fxenafeu ulo bod Den &el'
atern Dor Dem Ietteu 8eridmetterl.
ben Shlaa bic Sano 5u mlblutiget
Ginfebr nn0 ergebuus boteu, oaS
en~tmutbiatr gasien sum ber3peiTel'
ten miOertnn6e rei5te2 Rei0ete oas
.orose" enqlmt0 Dem fleInen 9els
alien be 9erle antiperpen2 Mollte
e nih ne IN BIut mo 6riimmern
Iebeng 0ber fiirdtet es pielmebr,
0ihn6e An oerlisreu, oas es loon
iein tudhrt?
GSrr mii'Icn sic 8elger Die blu.
tige geaiier fir 9onooH biloen, ei'
men Sad BON 9eiden2
llno mie banOelt es nit 6ront'
reid? Die 5peifelDiir0ige Silfe 81
9anS Bel cite: e8 iport ebeu ietn
eiqen f1raIi5 glut unO lieiert @urt-
bas. abcr mas ieben mir an 6rant-
reihs auite? England gpahtet
@rlrrS nnS ge5au0e in Sopre. ualf
snei sn6re. gsur. l1n0 Iegt 5000
&c. E .A
Monn geiaBunq hinein 8orldufig.
limb nlff Ser Reeoe Iiegen feline
gred6uoua6ts. Sc lit Elm 4nfaHg.
auf InutIos naifer aaBenpfote
i6leidt e, elm sGreuno" ans 9nn6
gl5er lief in Sen frau30iifen 30
ben feast Sie Eiqerpronfe lire aral.
len. un6 Sronfreih miro NIT iei'
acc uer5lutcnopu arait nidt Der
modeh. lie altssnreiBeu, 50 Deuig
ols e 5punien lie bermoht bat
fid ben Corn @ibraltar ans oen-
Sleiid 5u 5ie6eu.
Dem oieies lit @nglanos ariegS.
aiel an aaneI: 6 mill Rfab az
Der sveflonosFiite 6es aanaIs Qihi
10 jehr inn Die Serridat oei
Oceans ideint ibm bpn5e. 81 be
ie aleia 6urh Gertihlmi0s Greu.
ser perbobnt lufD nit mauaem aern
Ih1rB ihuer g~etroifen miro. gtid.
nm lie ifeiHt England 10 beorgt
oTs I'M Sic serrihnft am 9anal
Garum idnrfa GburhilL in antper
ben gum Iiaeritano NUS Meiier
biz sirn 4euBeriten. Garun
uniiien Die Befgidr IN gtr6men gIu
teg, muB antnerpen III Sdutt Uni
EFiimmPrn u~ntergeben. llno pad
tct England Sa0re uno legt iein
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9idter aIs SeIfrr.

Bonn gmgemeinen gerIag 8ien.
Berlin lit uns folgen6e 3uihrift NIT
Der Bite Inn 9er0ffentlidung 8lge'
saugen:
.Demnatit eriheint cine borneb'
me oeutide be1letriitiite Heoue Die
.@rnte~. sSbre Mitorbeiter itn0 Setter
Aitenbeua gabr, 9ebmel, Sttogruit,
.Serbert Gutenberg, Safe, 5ulou,
Sarptmmn, Soffmmustbol 9bo.
mos Wann, Seinrih Mnnn, Sdnis.
Ter, Sboma II. u. Die $ermisgobc
I6teier Reoue iteat 0os grobe Silfs.
Inerf Ser 6a1tiden 3ifter Dor, 0enn
Iibr @~eiommtertrag Dir0 benz Rotben
Greu5 Ser Glriorge fir 8itttDen uno
&oiIen i'm ariege @efaaeHer uno
Isur tlnteritiituug bon 5IihtIingen
aus ben @ren3Idn0ern IN Sertih'
Ilqns un6 Deferred llugaru geDi6-
MT. gs lit ebrenpfIiht, aIler 2lus-
Ilan06eutihen uno 0eiterraiher, De-
Ineu Is niht nerg0unt it, ouf Dem
I5dIahtfeIoe 0os 5hidial oes 8a.
Iterlanoeg our gladliden @ntihet'
l0ung bringeni ST. beIferL Die erDdbn.
item ginridtuHgen am better ourd
Igesug Ser .grnte" 5u f0r6ern.
Der ge3ug2preis fir Die 32' bis
4Ssieitiae oornebm ausg5itnttete Re.
pue betrdat 2 9oIlars so Gents fin
he 12 settle. Die 2nrusausgdbe TO-
Iftd 5 Dollars uno sridcint dtti
Acknowledgements nit 2eoerein-
Iban6. Mlan melSet ben ge5ug uHtet
laIeidseittger ginienoung bes abon'
Inconsistencies bel Der aominiftro.
Ition .Grute", Bien 2-3.
gie Siiturifcr Der Bonner Uni
Iberfttdt ber6ffeutIi6teu iiingit eint
berrLihe grfldrung gum Griege. I'm.
Iterseihuet lit fe bon Moris Sitter.
Trie6rid b. 9e5oIo, ltlrid 8ilden
gIops ShuIte, @ilbelm 2eDiion gu
linus 6agbaaen nn6 Malter 9losboff
8ie grtldrtmg, bic lett Die s5lter.
uatiouaIe Montsihrift fit Gifien.
idaft, Gunlt un6 &ednif" beroffent
lidt, fragt, mas europa bon hel
Werbinoung Der Gegner DeutihE
lambs gu ertparten babe. Graut
reid beripridt ben g6ltern Die be
mofrotiide 6reibeit; aber Die Sem
seiden Dieier 5reibeit itub bic 8rir
sipien zines unouIoiomen Safobiner
fbums, bic SeIbitIuft beiltegierigei
8arteien uno Die @eberrIhune oeI
po[itiIhen 3enfens ourn cine ge
m~iIienloie 9reIie. Rublnno itnipirb
6ie Iabilfen 9olfer nit Dem Sriis
biloe ibrer 8efreirng bon germnnt
lher &errihnft rn0 ibrer giniqlnI
uuter ruiiiinern Yroteftorot; mas e
aber nirtlih sl bieten oernnna, mir
lols geiitto0ten6er, grnuinmer mi
tiidiiaer 9espofismtts BON bett fla
biiden 8riioern ieIbit 6uriideeitoben
ln6 gnglouo2 @uS ieiner EoIttt
TART urs Der refine moterieae Ggois
mis- entaegen: Die beltihe Gee mi
9anoelsmnat mug befnidtet fperoer
bnmit Der Hrofit Seg @eItbmnOeL
Den @~nQI6noern uigetbeIlt aufdae.
lGoIher GeguerlGnft eeseniiber ia
Oog oautfde gcH NIT grobartige
Giherheit unS Ginmutgigfeit be-
@eOonEen erfdst, bnB Is NIT feline
gyiitefB 8ugIeib fir BITE e6elIteH @ii
ter eliropider auItar su fampfei
berufsa ~
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Standardization fit ollgemtine
Saugafbeit III nut sp~cif6pfiger
5amilie. @ooernes Sous Gelepbon
Sarneo 626. Sfreibt ODER frngt an
BEL Srau Srant gog6. 1923 4ornep
Strobe.
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K(alGfAtrLg Anielaen!

Stellana stindt.-Su6e arbeit atii
Der 6arm, aorubusten. Raf5u.
fragen 2214 S. StraBe, SEQ. gi.
idoff, Siio.0 OMAHA. Nt2
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las Y%rsiswlrbisin @iitu BET 9et@s
Bump. Geitihe aide, 1909
Dodge etraBs Il. Gtod. RohI,9i.
tstn 30 Eeuts.
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gcrlanst: Qeuti6es gIdSden fir
aIlgemeIne Saltsutbeit. 5amilie
BON orei. 3neitmdoben porbnnoen.
gsad5nfraacn 420 g. s. StraBe.
Council 9Gufts, ODER 1elepbon ih
Omaha Sqrnep 1927. N6
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seiAnt %urg'5io6elu; Teeo. lsobeIs
auf 9aiteGung aemnGt. Gmdba
HeeS & aattan Go, t19 norS Is,
gtrsbs Vel Tsualrs 20aG.
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@innO. Bargain SCENES aimbon
pidno III bor5iiaIidem 8uitanS
ie6r biaig fir gaar. Eel. 2oua.
las 1868.
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8attntaRmaIte

8. u. Gtarsss, pdtertnniDaEt, 6ae
granstis Sbeater gebauSe. EeL
Douglas 346S.
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3a6narstlidc arbcit. grQe anbu.
dr5tlihe Arbeit ousgefiibrt inter
'iorgialtiger auiiidt i'm @reiabton
Dental College, 210 iiibl. is. ctr.
ainber3dbne rihtig eeiest. @ebiih.
rcn iebr mdBig. aits5iebeu fret.
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aSsaEatta -~aeaanHmiIlt

@nIFinssr & 9t6b. Gmnba Rntic.
nal gnnt gs5, 3immer $50, Dma.
ia. aelep5en GoudIns $500.
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RiAarS Gsss, %atente, 1886 Gita
RdtionoI gdnf Building, Sel
Douglas 1869.
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tlrgsiddft in Ga7aha. q. aorau8,
eigsrt1. 29i0 5atnnm; Gar. 1862.
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1ds siaSiss Ssati6e GSstI.HtSard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-24
TRENCHES ARE FILLED
WITH UNBuRIED DEAD.

London, Sept 24.-Nine miles Of
trenches filled with unburied dead
was the fruit of the fighting of the
British troops now making up the
allied left wing.
They were taken, according to re-
ports received from several sources,
in a turning movement in the district
just south of st. Quentin and Peronne.
For hours before the British charged
the line their artillery shelled the
German position.
From aeroplanes that few low, de-
flying the hail of German bullets, the
range was given and the shells burst
like deadly hail directly over the tops
of the great line of parallel trenches
damned with German troops waiting
for orders to charge the British line.
Twice they essayed to do so, but
the British fire was too deadly.
When the British finally charged
there was hardly single unsecured
German left in the trenches.
Wounded and dead were so mixed
that it was hard to rescue those who
yet had a chance of recovery. But the
movement was complete success
from the British viewpoint and the
position marks the first real ground
gained against the Germans.
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SCHULZ FOR AMENDMENT.
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CONTINUED from Page ID
will be sold and cut down, but care
will be taken to reforest those areas
which are being denuded, and in this
way the revenue will be perpetual.
"Of the one million acres of school
lands which this will include, one
third is cut over; another third is
coming up to sapling pine; and the
remainder is bearing virgin timber.
AS two-thirds of these lands are now
timbered, the returns from the state
forests will be immediate and they
will be self-sustaining from the be-
ginning. Prussia, scarcely twice as
large as Minnesota, with a population
of 6O,O00,00O people, has 100000
acres of state forests and these for
ests pay an annual net profit of $12,-
100000.
"Our population is increasing ra-
p1dly, and to provide for the educa-
ton OF our children, a large school
fund is necessary. We should man
age these agricultural state lands
according to forestry principles, in
order that they may yield perpetual
revenue, and this is what No. 9, the
State Forests Amendment, will do.
1t stands for good business and big
ger school fund, without additional
taxation.' F'.--
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-24
VIRGINIA GETS INTO
THE DRY" COLUMN

Richmond, Va, Sept 24-Virginfa
has voted dry.
Statewide prohibition goes into ef-
feet Nov. 1, 1916, according to prac-
tically complete returns Of the spe-
al election on the liquor question.
The white ribboners" have ma
GRITTY of from $4,000 to $4,000. Rich
mond, Alexandria and Norfolk were
the only large cities voting wet"
Temperance forces are jubilant.
Plans were started for day Of cele-
bration and thanksgiving on the vic
tory next Monday.
The new temperance law prohibits
the sale of liquor even in clubs and
prohibits the manufacture of spirit
uous liquors. Wines, ale and beer
may be manufactured, but must be
shipped out of the state.
Loss of 100000 annually in liquor
revenues to the state is expected.
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

II was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. After taking one
dose of it I was cured. It also
cured others that I gave it to-
writes M. E. Gebhart, Oriole, Pa
That is not at all unusual. An or
binary attack of diarrhoea can al
most invariably be cured by one OF
two doses Of this remedy. For sale
by All Dealers.
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cArARRH cAnHor 1E cu1Ep

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
take internal remedies iH cure Ha1rs o Gatar rg9
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack med
best physicians in this country for
years and is a regular prescription. 1t
is composed Of the best tonfcs known,
combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination Of the two in
gradients is what produces such won
derful results in curing catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free. -, -
F: J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo
0. Sold by Druggists, price 75c.@Z
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patfon.-Adv. -
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Mother of Eighteen Children.

Il am the mother of eighteen chill
dren and have the praise of doing
more work than any young woman
in my town." writes Mrs. C. J. Mar
tin, Boone Mill, Va. II suffered for
five years with stomach trouble and
could not eat as much as biscuit
without suffering. I have taken
three bottles of Chamberlain's Tab
lets and am now a we'll woman and
weigh 1913 pounds. I can eat any
think want to, and as much as I
want and feel better than have ct
any time in ten years. refer to
any one in Boone Mill or vicinity
and they will vouch for what say
Chamberlain's Tablets are for sale by
All Dealers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-24
NO LOSSES ARE MENTIONED
German Report Of Sinking Of British
Cruisers.

Berlin, via The Hague, Sept. H.
In announcing the successful exploit
of the German submarine squadron,
which sank three British cruisers, the
official war Office bulletin makes no
mention of any German casualties.
This is believed to indicate that
the submarines successfully returned
to their base unchanged. Announce
ment of the successful raid has great
ly cheered Berlin.
On all sides it is pointed out as an
excellent revenge on the British for
the raid on the patrol cruiser squad
ron at HelgOland.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-24
Masonic Sign Saves Fifty.

Ostend, Sept. 24.-The power OF
Free Masonry is Illustrated by story
told here by citizen of Louvain, who
with a Masonic sign says he saved
fifty of his fellow citizens from being
shot to death by German troops.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-24
John D. Donates 100000.

New York, Sept. PA gift of $780,
900 by John D. Rockefeller to the
Young Mems Christian association of
Brooklyn was announced by the as
ISOLATION.
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get your foot misery. All! how COM
Portable your feet feel. Get 25 cent
box CT s.TIZ'' now at any druggist or
,ic,,a rtnent store. Don't suffer Have
COOL feet. glad feet, feet that never.
swell, never hurt, never get tired. a
years foot comfort guaranteed or
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FOR SALE OR RENT - Five-room
cottage with two acres of land. Ap-
ply at 1433 Irvine Ave, opposite
Fair Grounds.