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Mr.. and Mrs. J. .Segal entertained
at five O'Clock Thanksgiving dinner
yesterday. Covers were laid for ten.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Shannon, OF
Dewey avenue, entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Gilman and daughter,
at dinner yesterday.
H. E. Reynolds and family spent
Thanksgiving day, the guests of Mr..
Reynolds parts, Mr.. and Mrs. N G.
Reynolds, in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Hoganson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoganson
and children and Edward Odegard at
Is o'clock dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Morehouse and
infant daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Sanford were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Morehouse at Laporte Thanks
giving day.
Mrs O. B. Sonstrud of Dewey av-
enue had as her Thanksgiving day
dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Sa-
thre and sons Forrest and Curtis and
daughter Doris
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marcum, OF
Bemidji avenue and Eighth street
had as their Thanksgiving dinner
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo W. Griffith
and Mrs Marc Lambert
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Strickland
Of Bemidji avenue, had as thei1
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mrs. w
II. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Viii
cox and r. II. Schumacher.
Judge ID. n. Fisk had as his dinner
guests at the Markham hotel las1
evening his daughter, Mrs. Mar.
Lambert, of WestWbod, California
and Mr. and Mrs. L. w Griffith.
Mrs. J. w Johnson, Miss Myrtl,
johnson, Miss Author and Rod John
son, of Cass Lake, autoed to Bemidi
yesterday, being Thanksgiving din
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About The City

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LEST WE FORGET
* kktk% X X 4 4
Health Week begins Sunday, No
vember 20.
Now is the time to do your Christ
mas shopping. a.
To place a Red Cross Christmas
seal on all letters, parcels and pres
ents.
Beltrami county's next term of
court will convene on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 8. .
Annual meeting of r. H. Carr Post,
G. A. r., Saturday, December s.
Election of officers.
The next meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held
On Iuesday, december 10.
That the second annual banquet Of
the Bemidji Merchants association
will be held at the Markham hotel,
Wednesday evening, December 9.
Annual meeting of the Beltrami
County Agricultural association will
be held in the Commercial club
rooms, Tuesday, December I, at p.
Annual Christmas sale of Episco-
palian church guild, Saturday after
noon, November %, in church base
ment
The first performance Of the Elks
Minstrel show will be staged at the
Brinkman this evening. It's great and
you can't afford to miss it,
''The Cavaliers" will appear in Be-
midi January Is. This is Red
path attraction and comes here under
the auspices of the Woman's Study
club
Panama-California exposition ct
San Diego, January l to December
81. Panama-Pacific-Int ex-
position at San Francisco February
20 to December A.
Big meeting of N. M. D. A. at
Brainerd, December 1, 2, and 4.
Affiliated at the convention will be
the Minnesota Crop Improvement as
sociation and the Women's Auxiliary.
Monday is the last day for hunting
big game. The open season for
partridge, wild duck and all other
aquatic fowl, also comes to an end on
November 80.
1t is the effort of the publishers
Of the Pioneer to make the local col
umns of the paper of much interest
to it's readers. In this they cannot
be successful without assistance, and
every news item, no matter if SEEM
ingly Of trifle consequence, phoned to
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27
er guests at the Markham hotel.

ner guests at the Markham hOteI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Titus and Mr.
and Mrs. e. H. Denu and son Philip
and Clifford Collins were Thanksgiv-
ing dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Clish, last
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Clish, last
evening. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Cochran
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Allen
LaBaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ken
field and Mr.. and Mrs. William Chi
chester at two o'clock Thanksgiving
dinner yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lord entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Campbell
and daughters Lois and Kathrine,
Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Miss Cath
crime Budleman at two o'clock
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday.
Judge c. w. Stanton, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. c. r. Sanborn,
and Miss Leah Berman, spent yes
terday at Glengarry, Walker, where
they were the Thanksgiving guests
of Senator P. H. McGarry and his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Given enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner yes
terday at the Given-McGee home
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
L. Given and sons Robert and John,
James X. Given, Miss Lea Given, Mrs.
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Given MCGEE, Misses Margaret anC

Given MCGEE, Misses Margaret and
Muriel MCGEE and Darcy McGee.
Mrs. Emma E. Stewart, of Dewey
avenue, entertained at Thanksgiving
dinner at the Markham hotel, having
as her guests, DR.. and Mrs. d. l..
Stanton, DR.. and Mrs. C. r. Sanborn,
Mrs M. M. Stone, Miss Gladys STAN
ton, Miss Capitola Stewart, Judge G.
w. Stanton, County Attorney E. M.
Stanton, Of Thief River Falls, H.
Mayne Stanton and Scott S. Stewart.
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Letter to
DR.. 2unor & Go.
B1nghamton, n. =.

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Dc
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. It will convi1fsGranyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kid.
neys and bladder. When writing, be
sure and mention the Bemidji Daily
Pioneer. Regular fifty-cent and one.
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores. t-..~.....---
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The Henrionet
Millinery Parlors

They will carry a full line of this
NEW MODEL. .--.. ~. I.
The woman who wishes to obtain the
correct foundation for her gown will
give first thought to the correct cor
set and will be pleased to know she
can get the Lucille Corset in Bemidji.
Special orders taken. Every corset
will be fitted and guaranteed.
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Kidney Trouble Causes.
Lame Back


am SO pleased to say a good word
for DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, as ]
was troubled for a year or more with
my kidneys and annoying symptoms
My brother advised me to try Swamp
Root. I took several bottles of this
remedy with excellent results. At
the time Swamp-Root was recon-
mended to me, my condition was
such that I found it an effort in
STOPPING or bending and in attending
to my duties as Manager of the $9.99
Store at 1872 Main St., Evansville,
Ind.
Very truly yours,
J. 3. ALVEY,
7O4 Division St., Van Cleave Flats,
Evansville, Ind.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 21st day of December, 1911.
EDW. A. TORCHE,
Notary Public.
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Renato Chavaines LEILA IN dia,
rio, sentado cerca del fuego, y
Lucia. su mujer, hojeaba revis,
tas q 81 lado. De pronto 81 lanZC
una reclamation scrda.
Lucia leyant6 los ojos.
-jQE6 pasa?
NADIA Is dedir Germa
ma. Ia sabes-
ST. Pero jqu6 le pasa?
-HamuectO.
Lucia miro q 81 marido. Des-
pues dijO dulcemente;
iPobre mujer.
continue:
Era joven. DE que muri6?
De febre tifoidea. Treita y
cuatro amos
In siIencio prolongado. Cha
vaines meditaba.
-Te habia hecho sufrir mu-
cho, diio al fin Lucia. Pero
comprendo que su muerte tie eau
Sc impression. rs natural que
~sientas....
mo. Estais eQuivocada, dijo
el y~ivamente.
No digas ESQ, Renato. Esa mu-
Ter ha ocupado IN gran sitio en-
tn vida; tt me 10 has contado to-
90. Els natural cue su muerte
|inesperada despierte en- II mu-
chos recuerdos y te apene iPor
que negarIo'? jCrees que me voy
a offender? Sc que esa passion eS-
taba extinguids, Sc que me quie-
, res s~inceramente.
Ell Sc obstiR6:
Tie aseguro que Ia cosa me
deja indiferente.
lie VI bien cuand0 echaste a IN
lado el diario.
Els cierto, me sorprendi. La
vista de su nombre impreso. Pc
70 NADIA mas. jC6mo puedes Gre
err.
No, no, TODD ESQ esta lejos.
No es tan lejos, cinco amos.
En- cinco amos Sc olvlda, Sc
entierra.
Renato Sc levant0 y c0menz6 a
caminar nerviosamente. Sc obs
tinaba en- su resolution de dist
mular a su mujer Ia emoci6n que
lie habia mordido el alma. Y pa
"a ocultar 81 turbaci6n Sc puso 2
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IA PRInERA SOMBRA

habIar con 10 volubilidad del que
Sc defende.
Tie aseguro, no me impOrta.
Por otra parte, no tuve por ella
mas que una passion sensual;
nunca la he QUerido con ell cora
z6n, como te Quiero q Il; no hay
comparaci6n possible. Ademas,
me hizo t&ntas, NO, q la YER
dad, puedes creerme
-Pero 81 te creo, Ranato, dijo
Lucia con triste tranQuiIidad.
Me creeS con restricciones, Y
ESQ me contraria; no puedes fgu-
rarte que esa clase de mujeres no
dejan huellas en- ell alma. Uno
no puede quererlas verdadera-
mente. Germana era brillante,
in~teligente, muy linda, pero era
una irregular, una mujer de ma
la vida, digamos la pa!abra. Ash
es que
Continue con algunas frases de
neral burguesa que recit6 con la
dignidad requerida en- IN hombre
casadO, padre de dos hijos. y su
discurso lie pareci6 de buen efec-
to. Lucia seguia silenciosa, pen
saliva. Creyendo haberla con-
vencido, Sc acerco a ella.
No habIemos mas de este,
querida. To sabes bien que 20
nunca he queridO a nadie mas
que a Ii, Y no vas a imaginar.... .
Sc apresur6 a besarla. Ella lie
volvi6 ell beso, y contest6 since
ramente:
No dudo, no imagine NADIA.
Toma tn t6 tranquilamente; yo
tengo que If a ocuparme de los
chicos.
Una vez solo, Chavaines, no
pudo retener las lagrimas. La j.
dea de la Germana muerta le
consternaba. Pero estaba con,
tento de haber persuadido a su
mujor. Habia hecho bien en- men
tir, ' creia haber mentido habil-
mente.
Lucharfa con su pena. FL ITEM
DO 10 calmaria. Sin embargo, 10
impresionaba tanto esa caida de
IN ser, en- otra 6poca adorable,
en- ell abismo eterno, cue hubiera
deseado desahogarse, llorar liore-
ImenSe.
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Alma y Paisajje

Debajo de los arboles - Ninguna
Pena que inQuiete ell pensamiento mic.
Encima de los arboIes: Ia luna;
Debaio de los arboles: ell rio.
Abro nj coraz6n---L Leo confi0
En- Ia gloria, en- ell bien, en- Ia fortuna,
Habla de amor, al discurrir elrio:
HabIa de amor, al esplender, Ia luna.
Quietud Y soIedad NADIA imp0rtuna
La communion del p~ensamiento mic
Con ell bien, con Ia gloria y Ia fortuna
Bai5 ell ramaje trGmulo sombrio
Suena IN hiIo de orc de IA luna
Sobre el silencio di&fano del rio.
ANDRES MAT.
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Anecdotes ~EspanOIas
Breton de los Herreros

Pedfan en- cierta OCCASION a III
nino de siete amos, muy listo y
muy afcionado a hacer coplas,
que dijera algo de una de las
criadas de su casa, llamada Sc,
gunda. que era la mejor de todas
- segdn la Historic afrma, y e
nino (ManoIito, de nombre) des-
pu6s de uno5 instantes contest6:
Para pegarle una tunda
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Villa contra carranza.

La contrarevoluci6n es un hecho, Sc
gun ult!mas noticias confirnadas de
Mexico, y para seguir paso a paso los
acontecimientos de la guerra, es indis-
pensaole un mapa a ~prop0slto.
Ofrezco por corto tempo, per ell MI
nimo precio de 80 cts, un mapa de boil
sillo de la RepIblica MeXicrna, a varias
tintas, de OK 2, pulgadas, conteniendo
hastalns pueblos mas peguenos de Me-
xico, de que Sc pueda localizar
cualquiera de los eventos de la nueva
guerra; muestra divis,ones especiales de
territories dominates por los Generates
Villa, Zapats, etc, senslando Ell Collie
de Mexico y los Estados msritimos del
Sur de los E'tados Unidos. los fuertes
americsnos sobre ell Rio Grande. ssf CO.
mo muchas otras infUrmsciones de i'm
p~ortancis y de actualidad.
Haga su pedido aho.a mismo sntes de
que Sc agoten los mspss. D~IriJase q
CARMEN COBIELLA,
S2l San Fernando St, Sta. A. San An
tonic, Texas.
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jNovedades! Obsequios'Secretos
Aqui hay algo que a I'd. lie interesa.
C0N0zcA SUI DESTINO.

Y prep1-esc para eortrarrestar y eyitar todc
aGueli0 r1c pEiilTa serle c~outrario o Derjrdicial 4
Sc bseaesCar : prog-eso. Esto lc interesa ) le con.
gsere para .ograr 81 iel.ciCad.
P.da 5~nEc.aes lncluye1i0 Is CeEtavos en- e=turn.
pas d, cOrru0 lie iCs ce--l-gs 3 le euviaremos q
i~ztoE-ar;5H respective = -uesrro reEaIog que con.
sisle en- una doceua De- eIvrauJes ta-jrta de relieve
meNicaEas. tanalo &c vlstta, que generaIrcrtf
valeu cincU centav0s cata una.
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Quiere eOnguistar el amor?

Nuestras e~nsensnzas pOr correole en-
sanaran segurawente TODD 10 que nece-
sta para logra- haCerse simpatcoy Oh
tener 81 cari1o De cuaICuiera persona,
sea homb-e o mUjer. Pi4a information
mcluvend0 2yc. en- esCampaS de correo
de C. Y le enviaTem0s Tn regalO consLs-
tsnte en- eiega1rs anliIO cOa pendant ;
cadeEills, de muy bUena Ega 1gc ---=e
vara su color de GRO u.entras DUE.
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4 una santa IrleI1l0rla

va mi tristeza es de verdad; va empieza
a enmudecer, hurano, ell sufrimiento;
va no es Ia meianc6lica pereza,
va no es el ideal p~resentimiento.
va S en- Ell pulse, faIta de frmeZa,
en- Ia boCa amargura,
surco en- la frente, cana en- la cabeza
en- la manO temblona, crispatura.
VA no Quiere haCar verses mi t~risteza.
600
Is Ia vejez que viene. A Ia d~istancia
de IN pasado remote, va mi sueno,
come va, en- una nube, una fragancia.
va esta cerca Ia muerte, Y Ia desdeno.
Pero aun guardo IN capricho de mi i~nfancia;
contra el murO me eGc2ro, zshareno,
Y me pongo . ll0rar como sofia
cuando era d6bil, candida y pequeno
Y ne juzgo feliz porQue aun SOY dueno
de mi grito de enConces: iMadre Mia.
LUIS G. URBINA
Guadalajara, Die. Is de 1906.
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VARIEDADES ~ LITERATURE
O0O

Al lado de sus hijos dormidos,
Lucia reflexionaba amargamen-
te Y Sc asustaba de sus refleXio-
mes. La actitud de Renato la he
ria. Habria encontradO sencillo,
humane, digno de su muchO a.
NOR que su marido lie hubiese di-
cho: Isl. Estoy apesadumbrado,
ell pasado Sc despierts, pero tn
puedes comprenderme, Y 20 tie
pido que me consueIes." Con
que amor exento de tOda compla
caci6n romantica le habria.e ella a.
bierto los brazos; pero Ell disimu,
Iaba, no titubeaba en- renegar de
una passion, cue habia iluminado
: su juventud, hablaba cast con
desdGn, con afectada ligereZa, de
una muerta Dor Ia que habla he
cho todos 10; sacrificios y to-
das las locuras. ERA pOr des-
pistarla 0 guerra todaVia a esa
mujer deSpu6s de dos amos de
matrimonio, q punto de temer
traiciOnarse cOnfesando su iris
tea naturalisima? En- csc ca
so, ,Que desconfanza vergonZo-
samente compleja, que arte para
mentir! Tenia una alma bastan-
ta mediocre para ofenderse por
ESQ, 20 seria que Renato habia
olvidado realmente al punto de
no sentir NADIA al leer semejante
noticia, de encontrar ell triste
valor de burlarse, de renegar2
ST 6I era asi, iqu6 egoista. Lucia
recordaba con augusta 81 EXPIRE
sion cada vez mas dura y falsa,
su aire reservado, su prisa en-
contestar, EN- disculparse de IN
reproche imaginario. La vulga-
ridad intentional de sus palabras
la hacia sufrir.
tPoruu6 no habia tenidO IN a.
rranQue sincere, pOr cue habfa
Querido3 representa- Ia comedla
de la indifereciea? Pero tai vez
no habia sentido NADIA en- reali-
dad. Al pensar este, Lucia Sc
ponia mas triSte aUn. Que yo
desaparezca, pensaba, y a!gunos
amos despu6s, antes quizas, ha,
bIara de mi con la misma sonrisa
forzada; 70 no sere NADIA para
el.....jPor que no? Ha querido To-
camente a esa Germana y ahora
habIa asi de ella. Asi es como
hablan los hombres de las mule
res que han querido. 70 no ser6
nunca de las que Sc complacen
en- escarnecer I'm amor que pre-
cedi6 al de elias. Para que Re
nato no 10 comprenda, es precise
que no me conozca o que NE crea
egoista y tonta. Varias veces pen
So en- levantarse, If a reunirse
con su marido, abrazarlo y de-
cirle: Ten confianZa en- nil
iComprende qu2 70 %preferiria
mil wees consolidate a creerte sin
coraz6n." Pero no sc atrevi6 a
hacerlo de miedo de no eDcontrar
otra vez sino disimulo y negati-
vas.
Cuando Renato volvi6 al dor
mitorio mucho ratio despu6s, te-
MIA IN aire tranquilo, cast ale
gre. Su mujer esper6 una confe-
sion, una palabra. Pero el no re-
vel6 NADIA de su verdanero esta-
do de espiritu, y resueltamente,
con ell aplomo de IN marido ena-
morado y tranquilo la abraz6. Lu-
ella, d6cil, caIlada, infnitamente
triste, cedi6 pensando en- Ia
muerta, en- Ia adorada, mientras
que aquel hombre seguia una Vi
da habitual sin tener asiquiera ell
hpudor del recuerdo. ~ en- aquel
abrazo, con ell que Renato creia
adormecer para siempre toda sos-
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GRATIS. GRATIS.

Maude so nonb-e ' direction Y reel.
bira q vueita De c0rreo s hermOsas tar
jetas De rsli- We. tsnaaO de vista. esti-
10 meZir no. IEc,Cys ID Cts. para gas
tOs De N ague Y porte.
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Quiere I'd. ganar dinero?

Puede I'd. hacer husn dilero prepa-
ranco Ia Tinta Magica V ven5i5ndoia e
los e1amoratcs. Los resuitad0s son DO
sltivos. EnvIe Soismente 80 cts. en- di-
nero o giro postal ' !e enyiareuos for
mCia para cue Ia prepare en- 81 casa.
IamoIen lie enviaremos una docena De
nuestras hermosas t~arjetas mexicanas
dc vista y de relieve, de gran moda &C
Jualmente.
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BelIezas Femeninas.
Al reclb5 de- = ceusay0s lie euyiaremos uno de
uucs-ra- aasgas -75 'Eovelld." Atm.-ara listed
iOuiere Cerveza en- Do
mingo?

PJede I'd. terer toda Ia cecveza gee
quieray impia. Le enviarenos dos for
muas simp.es Y seacIliaS cue hemos adj
quirjGo a grande cosco, impO-Cadas de
Alemsnia para que haga 81 pCo?!a Ger
Veza en- 81 casa.
Nande u cts por uro de nuestrOs her
moses aulIios mat-imuHis les, dc orc re
l.eno. ga-aDtizaans, ' le ob.equjaremos
a5soiUJauente gratis CIthss dos furmu-
ias.-Eo -g-GeLos SOstener esta Ofscts
por mlcno tempo pues solo tsatam0s
de dsr a c0nOcer Euesrras ysliOsas IGr-
muIss las Que deS9u5s solo yenG-EeGos
pOr AZ iusjo u-eci0.-LOS p-!meros eU
petir seran los lgraciadOs con este I'M
pOrtaGte obs5CI.0.
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CARTERA MAGICA.

POr medic &c uuestra CarteCa Magica
puede I'd. hacsT que una pequena mo-
media desaparezca a Ia vista, o Sc con-
vserJa aDarentemente en- pO.vo platea
do. La enviamUsa! reclbo de 50 cts.
jUDramen1e con media doCena de tarjs-
tas m~eNIcanas de relieve, einto-Taci0n
acsrCa &c nuesCra " famOsa escuela de
OCultlSmO.
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Leche Virginia..

Da al cGtis ~blancura y fr5sca apa-iaa-
cia. 80 c~sntayos Batslla.
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T%RETamlEHT0 GRATIS

Probaremos a nues-
ira costa que 81 RE-
MEDIC CALVACURA
impedlra Ia caida
del pelo y la picaz0n
del cuero cabelludo y
cura Ia caspa, haclen-
do brotar el pelo. Al
recibo de 81 nombre
Y direction, i~ncluyen-
90 enllna del cn~rnn de
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ondo el f0lleto lust
~ SN
IA VERDk0 aCeRCk DEL
CABELL0"

(por IN especialista
europeo)
: cue contlenc los ST.
gulentes capitulos:
NIaravllias del Ca
bello.-La estructUra
del Cabello y del Cue
70 Cabelludo. - Las
Causas que mottvan
Ia calda del Pelo y Ia
Caivicie.-Nanera de
conseguir y conservar
una ~abundante y her
mosa Cabellera.-El
Tratamiento que hace
trotar Ell Peio en- 8
semanas.-Informes de
c!ientes satisfechos.
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su pats equlvaleltes 10 centavos en- orc
americana para ayudar q cubrir los
gastos de tranqueo, lie enviaremos un
T-atamiento do nuestro REMEDIO
CALVACURA No. l que vale s1.00. !unto
con Ell folleto antedicho titulado La
Verdad ace.ca del CabellO." Corte este
Cupon y envfelo hoy mismo al Union
Laboratory, Box S12, Union, N. Y. {. y.
GuPoH PARA UH TRATkRIEHTO GRATIS De $500
Union Laboratory, |
Box So, Union, N. 7, 2. q. A.
lie adturto en- sellos del correo Ell
ecuivalente de 10 cCltavoS orc amer
icano para cubrir los gastos de fran
Queo, por 10 cual me enviara al IN
ctante su Remedio Calvacura cue vale
300 y e. folleto t.tulado La Verdad
acerca del Cabello."
CAdjunte este Cupon en- 81 carta.) |
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upon the Meuse without having their
organization broken up This retiring
movement has compelled the forces
operating IN the nsightorhccd OF Spin
court to withdraw also towards the
Meuse
During the last few days the en-
emy has endeavored to spread out
from the Meuse with considerable
forces, but by q vigorous counter Of
fensive they were rsullled with very
great losses. In the 'eantime, fresh
forces of Germans advanced to the dis
trict OF Roceroy Tin Ardennes) marchr
Ing In the d.rection of Rethel Now a
general actiCl Is taking place between
the Meuse and Rethel. and II still iE
impossible to see definitely the issue
of this.
neutrality-suspicious. In the North:
The French and British forces orig
inaily took up positions In the DinsT,t
and Charleroi country and ct Mons.
They endured several repulsn- aud the
forcing or the Meuse by the Gsrmans
near Givet upon our flank, compelled
our troops to retire.
1.-THE Germans seek continually to
move toward the West. It was under
these conditions that our English al
lies, attacked by the enemy In greatly
superior numbers in the region Of lie
Coteau and Cambrai have withdrawn
toward the south, at the moment that
our FORCES were operating Ia the dis
trict Of Avesnes and Chlmsy. The re-
iring movement was prolonged during
several days. .S,., i'i,lggi ~
I'm the meantime .R general battIs
took place In the regi6G ,of ST Quentin
and verins, and at the sarfG time ip
the Ham, Perronnes district, fnis iSat-
tie was marketd by an important cue
cess by our right. ~hsr5 ws have
thrown back the Prussfah guar and
the tenth army corps into the Gi6e.., Z
Owing to the progress OF, the 1s6fL
man right wing, wheEej our adyefs Stfea
have united their bel a EEhj Nave
had to make new retireffi "a Z 'sssg
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The Philippine Situation,
y. 4 s Very @ so1asp ed

by an already aroused war enifit
among her people, Japan should keiEe
ell OF Gefmany'S Pacific pob6e6et0ns,
no one would be surprised. E =
A nellcate Problea,.
TO enter on debate In wliinA ali our
relations and interektA 81 the Pastffc
would be discussed and our fightS In
the Philippines. Hawaii, Samoa end
Guam, challenged. Wuuid be to en-
courage disregard to our interests and
lead nations with opposing inteFests
to believe the United Sat !, would
not go far in the defense or possess
sions 30 lightly regarded sEy those IN
control of this governi siit. s,n make
the worId believe weTNFegsnXloyia 10
get rid Of the Philippines, Is TO Invite
aggression which would mean Nar."
Resf As e e,
"It is unwlse to consider at thsa
time to complete change In the GOV :.
eminent Of the Philippines. There ~
a great need Just now OF emergency
Legislation to which there would be
little or no objection. A bill to In
crease the limit OF indebtedness from
$5.0G0.000 TO $4,000, 900 or any other
emergency measure, could be reported
out at once and pass without iopposi-
tion. AS to tiiv ottiao5 btaneh OF con.
gress (the senate) an emergency mea-
cure will receive immediate coneid.,
Grafton but this bill will not even he
considered In committee there during
the present session o. possibly not at
all in the senate at the short gesein.s
Representative Towner today IA
trodueed bill increasing the limit az
the Philippine government to s15.006.-
900 ct any one time,