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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

explain the football equality which
~ present exists between the large
and small colleges. The large uni
sersirles must by reason OF their foot
ball policy retain . conservative style
Of play. The smaller colleges ON the
other hand more readily adapt them
selves to the changes in the rules and
are consequently able 10 offer move
surprises iu offensive play than theiE
bi. bsothefs can offset BY their more
ponderous team work. Then. too.
the small Institutions have every
thing 10 gain and nothing In lose BY
employ Ing these nee tse,ies-
III they lose. IL Is no disessdit to
them bot II they win or even ii..
great glory is theirs. and III. victor.
Is nearly always the result Of careful
their rseki-ss application, Their
style is always characterized by quick
snappy plays. the frequent use of the
forward lass and. ~hea i, ~as legal.
the onsids Kick. The large uaiVss-
sisie. cannot SO safely .nploy these
tactics ra~y must be conservative.
they ean lake NO chances, they must
uin ss the result OF lee. brilliant
PLAY. sne more fauisiess Team work.
80 when an ordinarily weaker t-an
offer. = good defense ana s-siiae.-
Ing number Of op~s risys. Tn. right.
sai victor must !oAs."
Asssns-a-nis 70. the rniiee
stas~s ioar Of the ksio rnivsssi,y
baseball team Of Toxic. Japan. are
rapidly being ooapie'sa and the
1914 invasion of the Japaa-.~ .oii.x-
ian, aia~ promises 10 b. the most
pfes-nsioas since the Inauguration OF
thee International sss@ssii --ri-s
During the past yea. k.lS played the
taites.isy team. Of STAFFORD and
wassin stan s1i .s- aisnt.w-sI'-
80, sotnsiEa'ion Oh japanese aiA-
naansss n. f-sai, a.. Nipnsa nine
IL really a formidable team from
e"iiesr stanspcins aud ss se.urins
fiss-s rron ss- Schedules q. the
Sesss as"erSsis.. SAsstss'as TO
Nat >''ons. the N-~ fars T-ps-.-h.
'a;is- os ksio tni,es.i,y. the Jap
sn@se sssr, comes to America ., ihs
inris.iion os Stanford uai,-rsiy
The squad .iii arrive oa the tseifie
roast asriy n April and after .inish.
Ing she raas' sShsaai. .iii i.ss. sos
al ssssassd eastern ,oar Games arr
s.-ias scheduled -i.h se. strongest
varsity hia.s Of the middle 49,.
sass aud south ans sa- ,e.as siii not
.r'ura to 's. Orient aaiiI i.i,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Among Ihe practical pins Tor every
day us= there are SON. X@p nise-
looking she'll pin. a, s-se doxsa
Gold-1iaI-i pins. which ioas very
pretty in hlani- haiF. sell a, -se
zach Ia the large sizes. ani iss for
snail on-s silk hair pins ia all tho
various shad-s of brown are 10 Be
has Psusisn women use these in
great quantities, fnr ,h"y realize the
h-au,y of shiHias coils of hair wi,h
no, hairpin visible tn. silk hair
pins sell .; Toe. i.r aad Is box
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
IllcKs MADE OF PEAT

In sweden .aaii buildings are
be.nS erected Of hriet made of rsa'.
The brick are ~t,h~r pia.'er.d in be-
tween cement supports. or are laid IN
plaster a. OF ,isar, building brick
n adc Of clay. The.s oes' brick. are
being u.~d a. a substitute for wood
in tho construction Of buildings Of
no great sire. The prc-.s. OF msns-
featuring the reai bricks ha. been
patented.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
oLD.TIl0 GOLD 0UIx
DRINK HOT 1KAi

Get = small psrksg- of Hsnbssg
Breast lea, or a. tbs GsFAAa folks
call il, Hamburger Brsst 1hss." st ssy
pharmacy. Take = tabissranaful of tks
tea. pu, . .up Of boiiiss water ups
il, pour through . sieve and drink .
s-ssup full at any time duSias the
aAy or before retiring. II is shs aase
-de~sis. cay To break . cold ssd cure
grip. as IL op>as tAe poses Of the skis.
relieving eoae-ssioa- Al.o lnnssas ~
i.ou-i., thus br-akins up . cold.
Try il the neJs tios yesi ssdss fFo0
. cold OF shs grip Ii 10 iss.e-s.ivs
and -atis-iy SsssssAh. tssrsfoss ale
sAd Lss0lsaA
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
AUTHOR OF M. DO0LIY"
on CAPITAL ~ NIxHl(EI1

In the .-busrg An--iraa Mssa.
.ia.. fIai-, f-t.g pians. 'snoas q.
he sr.aisF of Ms, baal-,." s-i,~s
,n smasins agsisi. sa,isiea rhs
iai-.,, OF IAs Las imrs-s.lon. os .
.tos q. --srH'ern at a uahsihs Nj
cAissso newspaper reporter asa as
saeL siss-s..d . gabii. execution.
.siss he a-.ctisss aaa Iniefpse;s
sits st.s, sisiaae.. RI. article 10
Proesti, sa~ cs The greatest assu.
n.ass on ,s- .as!ey,. a: capital pun
.-sns-s, In -siss-ns-, t'oliaslas ss
an extract
Probably tee reader. Of rb.
Nnsriesa Marasinr ha,e ~t-r s-~n
. pasiir E.ngiak ~ i-a.' ! hops
Ibis j. ,sa- ami believe u na.; br
- since tsis form of -s-.u,ion OF the
~. hs. ps-t,, sss.fsii, ceased to ~
free popular sesss;ssnm-a'. In
,~.sais ,sss. Of th- eoaasfy the pab.
iie !. .siii permitted TO -sl", IN.
,.e-n.@a Performance. ct tho 40, of
aaslir V-nsrsner The slfas has
.sn- by IA meet place. happily.
sa-n thousand. Of nss r-rs insii-i
By sour..sY q. The Sheriff 30 .ess,
their greedy -f-s on th. spectacle o'
, t-ilos human s.ins stfussiias for
air At IN. -ns OF hrssp~n rur~. al.
though 'ssTe srr .,iii ra,aJ ccrirua-
i,i-. in shish 'his form ot private
theatrical s;iii ;arilis those -hp
hs,. an iu,.--.s -i,h 's- hanEnaa.
We improve little in sh-.~ mat
ter. of taste u {. not icnx tin.
since ruhiis haa1:nss were the
amu..msnt Of the blarssuasds Of
London. when Thseh.-sy wrote HE
iaeomr,rasi- .ssAr on the subject
and Lamb .,ote hpmofoasig of exc
-utions q. among 'h" ~as~r'ainuients
IT the capital II "a. not 50 ions
besor. tha, when ilssi. ehliaren
played at marbles under the warsids
sih.,ss. from which the skeletons ~
ErtiUluaAs Nv sH'hh sf ''h'
Wind. and a xiri va. hanged in Lon
don for picking ~ a bolt Of cloth
which .he af,cr~ard placed on the
counter cf the shop. And 'hi. In a
century ~h~n the Wesley. were
preaching and writing hymns. and
Bsrt. ~a. dc.i,iminr against the
niou,ty Of the French in zuilloiin-
ing their kipe so the world does
move a little.
We laugh a. th. u1iv figure Of
,he hansmsn in 'Bafnsby Rudsc.
~ho hated the Government because II
had cut down the number OF crime.
for which men could b. hanged and
80 reduced tho importance OF hi.
Protestant. Conservative. and Brit.
i.h' office. lint aren't We Laughing
a little early II took a good many
years for 'mawki.h scu'incntali'y 10
soften ,hi. particular official mani
fes,ation of the passion for revenge
and the enjoyment NJ the suffcrinxs
~ others which still Turks in the
heart. Of men"
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

That IL at rousht. .s.is. s~ve.it.
tive miles ahose Nes York Cuv.
Thc project fer bridge from Man
haitian tsiani fc the N-~ Jsr.<-
shore hes hem ssiss'-a :or . auu.
eE.d ysars. BOT toe sreat h-ix.t I
which " ~osld hs,r Z. h. ',v,,, TO
si,- clearance for shipping. sud tie
value " the land that would have
to s~ taken for terminals. wc.,i
nak. a s~rvir.shie bridge cos, $50.
".". ".."'. tho .ommissicn. estimate,
~hilc a tunnel With two tub.s. each
having \ seventeen soos rpsassy.
could he huii' ios Sit 600. 500. Tn.
average humb~e ct vehicle, -.v>.;rE
tn. Hudson IN fcrr.irats 1. 1864
Ter dss. All hut ..rv. at ih...
orpe. below Tw.nty.,hir,i street. aud
t. max, 'hc hish~aS tunnel as.~..
.ihls 20 ihi. traffic 1t stli have ,o
h. hull; below that po;nt A ,pen.,
such a. proroecd ~ou,a ha,. a 90
raei;y ,f 10000 vehicle. q year.
.r about the number now crossing
the river Mechanical vsutils,joa
and means for maintaining pcrfec,
cleanliness arc included in tho p,ao.
a
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
1aA 0sesaso &sa jsinh ~ a1sslsl
viaA asnAl1 6ial bseals sf
~ q JasCas o.
Etop s..l.s.ine- RASslneSIa0.

Stop -dssiss- Rhssossisa.
tt's pais oaly. sot o. esss u 6fty
ssSsisss issssasl srsstDsss- Rab sassS.
ias. p~s~ssstias st. Jarois OIL right
% the -trsiss ssps." asa By iAs sias
yss say JArk Rnsiaans-at co0ss ths
shsaAAiie rAis- st. JareS's Or is
. kasaj~s sh~aAaii.a eas- wA,eh a~~ss
disAppslsa. sd dasss't ksss shs skis. Il
iakes pAia. sasvssss ssd sai1asAs Iron
sehiag jsssss. assriss aaA h-'e-si stop
sxist,ra. isahaso. karkarh~. s~ussleis.
Liahss opt s;ss g ssAs tss,ts
Of otitia~. Aossss Sc. jsrA. Or
iron ssy drag ssssv. ssi is . mnss~nt
,oa1i ~ tree tsea psia.. seh~. ssi
ssi6n~.s iAss't ssa~s: nns sa<usA'
lisa sUas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
Pms AND COMBS
FOR the HAIR

Dainty accessories of dTrss such ss
Vailihss. eorsas- bouquet. and pE-ttr
combs are a. n-c-sssTy % a pleasing
ensemble as becoming hats and
-osns- Perhaps ghe most charming
o. th-s- ssss.sari-s are the wells
which ars more Than USUALLY si,rae-
III. at pr-srh'-
The newest smons them are the
vanity N-iiinss. Ahish AZ. y~Ty pop
aisF rh-y arr Of an unusually fin-
xaasy mesh ps,,sra.i -ith DOT. Tn.
Ao,. ar .s widely scattered that bui
aA- .hsuis appear uran the fass.
shu. foErirI an a''rarilts little
''t~suy .ra, This Vani'y tsilins
sii. a, :se. soc sad 'ss a yzTi
Nss- up yelling. seii 81 on- sni ,~s
Aoiisrs each.
Sometime. ir risrr Of it~ do,
tnr.- woven u.pr. appear = hu'.
'eFfi,. a i-.f sr = enntsn,isnai srns-
a-as- Tai. sa'isriy vsiiias is t-'y
si,rss,ive saa sell. a. the .sris pTis-
- as .se ss,.~s sorts
shetland veil. in both sfaan-isI
go aa- h~ssso- us-.s-s are in srss'
arnsss because they arc so so'; 60
d. face aud because iseT F-aiiy siys
- sppr-siabi. s-sT.e Of protection
aoa warmth
sso., i~as,s. sas nili s.ss Of
veiiines Ia all 'se ssa'ss inches
SO patterns arr 10 BE- .oars ia the
sAors AZ ver, ,.asonsbI. tas~s susins
The JsaasYy ssi-s- fard ish.'hs in
eli ssia... inei.sins III. taur~ ant
''ms.pie- V.iiinxs. shieh si-a,s
ss.a 10 IH5srt . yoats'ai .r-.sn-s.
- the eoepissies. arr h~ias s,is AZ
s:e sAes.
Il NAY 10, ~ s,assaliy sso~a shs,
sh- shops ~i'i replace all damaged
esiiins which may be- purchased. civ
Ing . s~.s~S. ri~~. IN ssshAnE-
rAsir o.s coe,.se,. si,s ;h- rss.fs
.p~Sisy ,As. the seois .hsii ~ i'sp-
l~<a
ssra- Of N. net ssiiinz. have =
fine picss ssss which prevents thea
from stretching They saii p; sac
sa.i. TNe srrr latest thr.sa.rg.
pattsrn .s ~. orchid. ssics 10 az
exceptionally graceful floral -a'tctr
woven into , erzluei- "f he,sE"u
pesh. Z: 81 a T.ra
N-S feature. among ofnar-n's fct
the hair arc the bc~ tns's. batter.
iii~. and fIopsr. formed of iriies-
eea, h-aas and hriiiian, rhine-
sao&~s They AZ. fastened 30 IN"
hair by = single large shell pin. They
arc intended for evening ~sar and
are VERY briiiian, in appearance or"
NJ tho prsssiest Of ihos. 10 shaped
lii. . hie araxoa-fiy. Tho tosy is of
graduated pearls and "a. winss are
81 rtin..tonss The price c' tho or
nam.ns I. - 80.
\ spray Of leave. mad. Of cloth ~
silver studded With crystal beads suf
rhinestone. 8. attractive and cell. y,
$3.50. In the darker coiorinrs there
are some very handsome doubl"
hand. of overlapping metallic span.
slss. They are finished Oft si'h tall
jet.,ipsed aikrc'tcs These hard"aus
are priced at 81.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

i.isI ~ is,i.f. Advertised az Trial
al. colo ~--s -niiHs January -
sIs II unrsii-i tor By Feb >. tho
'iiI ~ sat TO the Israd i.-iT-r af'iS.
NHfrFscH. Mrs T.
Hfo-i.s Attorney
nasrais. fis.
caFn-iias. i-s>ansfi
Cos. oraF
cas,of. \
Csshraa. chas n
CeehTan. MF. G =
coTeota. Mrs- yaiiids q
Csaran. AEaFiis
Ta.ssriP. MaaBH
nis -sahi. jia
Davenport, Niss E.;hsr
bssr Mr. .hss
Grubt.. : ).
coasaiss. EHsis
iiui.an. Nrs- Thas ~
Hiii-is. Frank
Hrfnsnf.s. jpza
'iaii. l.. 3 n
H-ssan Cia,his. 60
'Hshaa-a. Mrs n =
kia.aa. sisiahf
i.isn. jssn
Nssphr. i.-o
isisoaass. Mis- t.nio.i"
MsEireY. Me. i.,iii.
Martha. lack
N--.i~aa. Mrs crMa
Palace Drug CO
f'-p.,-. chs.i-T
i'~fNi-r. l. N
re..i-. Dan
oN-il ii-
i,sairrs. ssnahiS
Ramsey. wiiiism
Traiins;s rrert
Raymond. Mr
sco';e~. Mr. iIaiisv.
smith. Morris
-i-rra. csr1ssn
stone. Mrs fnas
TafsTa. Petra
Nisii. Nrs AuEus;iu
wsmk.t. Nrs u
Wilson. ~
Williams. Edward
wrisins.. MIS- VIII.
wn-fsrd. Mrs ~ !
Nouns. James
zinn, n y
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
THIS Ne; a;E. 1E'';|sf %s .,,<,

We are druggists right l;sfr IN yosss 'osn
AS! make q living crt of the drug hssircSa.
but li Is because trvp.. hayv to have drugs
and 10; beSausc we like 20 see people sudcf
We doa't O1if duty IS TO svndef the best
sefsicy We car. and ~hcn SOMEONE b ailinG.
~e asc interested IN scr,ns them take She
tes; medicine there is sos their f,sf'scssaf
trovbic We don'; recommend cure ais.
as ~c don: bsiievc there are such things.
We don; van; yoa 20 spend mosc than yrv',
have to- Som. * yci &c. small wages. and
when your SICK. ronc at all. and YOU
shouli SC: the most yo.i can fos youfrno-cy.
We rcSrrily came ac:urs ncw remedy
tot i,srcssing strength and bss'ltiinf up
people who arc rundown, and e'nacssteJ.
We know that a Sigh; trouble sometimes
grows into a Seriosis one. and TO stop II ~,
the bcsirniirg. viii save you money IN TIE
end This new compound Is called Retail
Oii.c Otl Erriuls,u.i II is che best remedy.
WHEN yvi are rundown. tired cut. nefvoos
no matter wha; the causr. Il docs-t
merely stimulate YOU and make you fee,
good fof few hours. bu; takes hold o. the
wcaincss and btiiiis yvu up to healthy,
normal condition. Il Is = real nefvv-foud
tonic. and builder OF good blood. strong
muscle. good digestion. Il contains hytro.
phosplntc<. which tone the nerves. and
pure Olive OIL. which nourhhcs the nerves.
she blood and the entire System. Peasant
to take. Contains no alcohol OF habit-sorm.
ing drugs We promise that Il yosi arc not
perfectly satisfied witt, il. we'll give back
your money as s,on as YOU tell us sold
only at the ZOO Re1all Stores, and u this
iown only by us SlW i.
rhe Hamsman Drug Compan- -
-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
70 BUILD HIGHWAY TUNNEL
UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER

A highway tunnel under the tud-
son river At New York City con-
Meeting tho highway ss.fem- Of Nov
York aud New Jersey is proposed by
the bridge and tunnel commissions
Of the tao state. instead os a
bridge There 1. Lrt ono bridge
acroes the Hudson south Of Alhanv.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
[I|!Elli|!|l1

iard. Ohl6. api ~ VII .a-l. yoa . iar.
pnsizge pr-pSii, 80
psJ aosu1s 4 = =thknosu n>s.Fait i-fs
st-as-Ts, slsirfais is Fssss--5-' ~ i-si SSsS
L.s -l-l tl4 E2--u
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

\ dry. hacking ruush is hard OF
the lungs. often eausins them 'n
bleed. ENI.LNRn'- uoRrHotS Nm
SYRUP !. a healing hahn tina, anics.
~ repairs damage in the lungs and
al, passage Price sc. soc and 81
per lo't'e sold hv tho Nansman
nfus Co
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
aollrno.HooP faAc7ol
Yo1 THI IAlN

\ sasoiin~ farm tractor whssh
~e'hs On 's- rrissitlr Of squirrel
c,x- sAs t.--n iavea,ss; ana tried .ai
b n Connecticut safta.F- Il consists
sa.iniY ~ = ~hs-i. :t' c ia In diam
r,--. with = tread ~ 20 in. .hieh
roll. sinne the sfouaa ,rppe'i-s hy
= is.i: hH za~siiae engine in.ia.
The motor is mounted on four wheels
fitted vi'h sears aas = clutch. like
tiny automobile. aai rrrpei. ~.
large sh~ri by scn'inusiiy sryine to
limb the insia. surface Of the wh-s :
like squirrel IN a rs:r. The trse-
:nr sas designed to irar euisivssor..
nia~.. and r'hs. farm implements.
saa can h~ driven h~sse~a rows. up
Mills. and around SHARP corners. ba;
IL .,n also b. sesf-d higher 50 draw
. wagon OF haEzy On the toad.
Mounted m . frame OF cradle. IL can
be u.~d q. handy power plant for
running eorn shelters. etc. Raii'
With a i:.in. wheel. this machine
weighs aheu, i..oo ID. aad report,
of test. made with IL iua,cai. q hisb
degree of efficiency
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

" In need OF printing of an, Kin.
phone The Chronicle News. Sample.
and estimates will he chrer'uiiy
s:v.n Phone Trinidad 10
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
ost MUsrERolE Tsdsy
for lsn6afe!

It's an amazingly qu.eL E5llsl. Aad
Ms % easy 20 use,
You jus, rub MusTERoLn Ia
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Printing 81 every description neat.
IL and nJioSiy executed at the
Chrpnieic-N News ion rcoma Samples
and quotations on reauess. tee IN.
Telephone. TrtnSdsd 40. q
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Trey will GLADLY tell YOU what r-llet
Il gives iram sore rhToai. bronchitis.
,,oap. . A.ia Ne D. Asthma. hri raiei-.
Ioase.iloE. Iisuiss. khrumaIism.
i.unnaeo. Pains aud Aches II ne
hsek or Joints. sprains. sore Muscles,
bruises. Chilb!ains. Frosted Feet.
Colds of the Chest tii prevents
Faea,aon!al. A, ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,;s,'.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

~ yonf efrgSi>' :.
in 2Sc sud Ssc Jars. ard
a iprsEII AIIs' E0isi!aI
az IL 80.
Accept no substitute.
II Nuur sifugsis: c-raot
supply You. send Is OF
81. - the MUSTER
OLE Company. o.eve-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Ntse Anna Florence Yerref 4. IN.
only woman prsosioinz lawyer in
Philadelphia.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

bsi,siy. and presto. the
Nn Is gonr-a deli
si0as. soothing comfort
comes 20 take il place.
NUSrEROLE Is i
clean. white ointment.
nsds with oli oi mus
saEd. Use !, instead OF
sIHag
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

mustard plaster. H!3 ~. si''i's.
Doctors and nurses usu BUSTER
OLE snd recommend IL &, ;asis
Do,l~a,s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

The Hausman Drug Compar- -
The Riverside Drug Store. People S
Drug store. Opera House Drug store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16

- +++++++++++++4' <
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16
SAYS GERMANS N Will
BATTLE FOR YEARS

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The correspondent
Of the Tageblatt in Sofia, Bulgaria,
telegraphs an interview he had with
Field Marshall Baron von der Goltz
while the latter was on his way to
Constantinople. Regarding Belgium
Baron Vonz der Goltz said: 81 l.s.g..34%E
THE situation is normal, the popu7
lation having convinced themselves
that the Germans are not barbarians.
Life continues as if In peace time and
commerce and transportation are get
ting better. -4t.sg4slls sE44A ~ a. ,5glasl
W1r situation In the west the field mar
ahl pointed out that an army army Of nil
Hons Of German soldiers was IN the
eneemys en1een rs couhtry and that the richest
French PROVINCES WsFe foccupisd.: 'ot'2
1--WE don't underestimate our oppo-
ndnts," he said "The French and
English fight with utter contempt for
dseth. but we are gradually winning
ground and are convinced that some
day the snemy's resistance, will be bro
=; sssfaa;.ass. n; ass.h Pressssa III the
war tor years and the side. Which 1s
.bls o sspd the @ost and JAS the
best discipline is bound to win. The
enthusiasm and morale of the German
soldiers, fostered by good supply of
arms, we are sure will ultimately
make us Victorious. -
Speaking Of the situation in the east
Field Marshal Won der. Goltz said he
considered that the Russian offensive
had been a failure, but that hard fight
ing was still in prospect.
.But the German army" he added.
(which was victorious earlier against
superior numbers, is bound to be so in
the future"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16

SAYS UNITED STATES IS
UNASSAiLABLE.

New York, Dec. discuss
ing the subject of unprepared-
ness for war Andrew Carnegie
said:
"Our country, with its hun
dred millions in population and
23,O0O,00O men available for
military duty, is practically un-
assailable. The transport of
sufficient men to attack and
invade us may be said to be
impossible. If our country
were afraid of such invasion
she would be in the position
of a man who never. walked
about without a lightning rod
down his back, because it is a
fact that men have been struck
by. lightning. American men
are not such towards"
=. L =. 2. =. q. =, =, 4, Il II =,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16
Brinkman as surety was approved.
go 4fs0aan1v,&1ny,. III

The following resolution was offered
by Alderman Smart. Resolved that the
license to sell intoxicating liquors issued
to Thos. Mccarthy on lot 1 block 13, or
iginal townsite of Bemidji, dated Jan.
23rd, 1914, and numbered 2, be trans
ferred to lot "a block Fl, original town
site. Said resolution was duly seconded
by Alderman Lahr, and upon the call of
ayes and nays was duly carried and so
declared.
Niscellaneous.
/. w. A. Walker and G. Brennan were
granted two weeks vacation with pay.
City attorney was instructed to take
up with the 500 Line the matter of hav-
ing man stationed at the railroad
crossing on MINI. Ave. as fagman.
No further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn. Adjourned.
Approved.
J. p. LAIR,
Attest: Acting Pres.
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk
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London, Dec 15.-In the east Rus
sia ana Germany Continue to fight I
Seemingly endless battle for the con-;
frol Of Russian Poland. The German
statsihght Says o5pieratioHs afe StakihE
Their Abrrnal GodFse in North Poland
and tfat there is nothing to report
from East Prussia and Southern Po-
1and. Petrograd reiterates the Ger
man offensive north of the Vistula
river has been checked.
The French official statement re-
ports comparative quiet in Flanders
and artillery ENGAGEMENTS of relative
~ minor Importance elsewhere. In the
region of the Meuse the German bat
teries are said to be moving north,
Indicating that the German wedge
south of Verdun is being withdrawn.
In the Woevre district the French cap
tured a trench and repulsed two
counter attacks. The advance of the
French line into Alsace has brought
it to a point north of Altkirch and
about ten miles to the east Of the
frontier
English and French newspapers
unite in declaring that the time is
drawing near for the much discussed
general advance of the allies through
France and Belgium and some unOfti-
cial reports say this move already has
begun. Progress necessarily would
be slow and even the most optimistic
of British observers, assuming that
general forward movement of the al
lies is to be essayed, concede that it
would be spring before any apprecl-
able progress could be made.
French Attacks RepuIsed.
The German statement says small
attacks by the French on parts of Ger
man positions between the River
Meuse and the Vosges mountains were
repulsed easily and that nothing else
of importance remains to be reported
from the western theater Of the war.
The feat of Lieutenant Commander
Holbrook in diving under five rows OF
mines in the Dardanelles and torpedo
ing the Turkish battleship is descrlb-
ed in London as perhaps the boldest
marine exploit Of the war. The SUB
marine presumably was not scratched.
She escaped gunfire and the pursuit
of torpedo boats in a manner truly
remarkable and it was necessary for
her crew to endure the ordeal Of re-
manning under water for nine hours
at stretch.
~ Turkey also suffered reverses at the
hands OF. i Russia on the front south
east Of Erzerum, Turkish Armenia.
where the Russians say the Turks
we're repulsed aand forced to retreat
beyond the Enphrates river with heavy
iosses.The Russians have not yet at
facked.E Erzerum and the latest Petro
grad dsedyices assert 100000 Turks arg
Modified at this point.
The recent successes of the Ser
syians, partly confirmed in Vienna, are
Said at Nish to have been EXTENDED
1t is asserted that the Austrians have
been unable to check their retreat be
fore the advancing Servians, who are
said to be sweeping them out of thu
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16

Active mining of pitchblende, the
chief source of radium, has been be-
gun in India, near Bombay.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16
OPEN MARKET FOR STOCKS
New York Exchange Will Eliminate
Clearing Honse List.

New York, Dec. 1,.---An open mar
;ket for stocks on the floor Of the New
York Stock Exchange will be created
at once. It has been decided to elimi-
nate the so called clearing house list.
The chief issues thus placed in the
open market are United States Steel;
Southern Pacific, Great Northern, Ca
madam Pacific, New York Central and
Anaconda mining issues. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-16
Pierce e c, German Bel n al Line
Near al Warsaw. ii s IN
-I54 au0TI 5!f53 ia " D5aAJ-
PROPOSED i { i ADVANCE.
OF ALLIES IS NEAR
Intend to Assume Offensive in
France and Belgium.

2aPetrograd, Dec.c 1J.-Reports
reaching here from the front
say5 the operations of Russian
forces ny9qEEth3 ny9qEEth3 Of Warsaw, par
t,al s4ses ssspecsss s9t xhifh vas as.'2'9. r..
ga III a decisive Victory, after:
thavlnk pierced 2'the German
front beyond Ciechanow 9and
Przasynsz. The Russian sue
cess on this front, according to
these advices, has, Seen, clinch-
ed ~ a wide swinging move
ment of the advancing Russian
loft on the main Highway from
Piock to Mlawa, concluding in a
heavy cavalry engagement at
Jurominena, seven miles south
east Of Mlawa. 80, ". e.: