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EFFICIENCY MARKS LIFE
IN WAR ZONE

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Queer Pronunciations.

There are many names of places in
England that puzzle the stranger
Happisburgh, in Norfolk, for instance.
is pronounced "Hazeboro," Abergaven-
ny simply drops syllable and becomes
"Abergenny," and it is alleged that st.
Neots sounds more like "Snoots" than
anything else Cirencester seems to
vary from SISTER to "Sizeter." In Suf-
folk Waldringfeld is ''Wunnerful" and
Chelmondiston "Chimston," while in
the adjoining county of Norfolk Hun
stanton is ''Hunston." and in the west
country Badgeworthy is "Badgery"
and Cornwood "Kernood." Hunting
donshire claims the purest English,
but they call Papworth "Parpor." And
not far from there a motorist turned
upon rough road and asked the in
telligent laborers where it would take
him. THAT road" said the honest
countryman, wip1ng his brow, "will
take you to Ell, SIR" The courageous
mot0rist went on and found Ellsworth
which is pronounced "Elser."-Man-
chester Guardian.
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By HALL SHERIDAN.

There is fire in the eyes of John
McGraw and anger in the heart of
Harry Hampstead and John Foster
over the twenty-one player rule that
was forced upon the National league
this season with malice aforethOught,
or otherwise, but mainly through the
instigation Of Barney Dreyfuss. None
of the above mentioned trio thought
enough of the player limit to make
it the cause of a general celebration,
and they like it still less since the
recent performance of pitcher Chal-
mers of Philadelphia.
For two years the same Chalmers
vainly attempted to break into the
game as a regular Giant. Last fall
he went out during practice sessions
and showed Scout Kinsella lot of
things that made the ivory-cOmber
real joyous, but when Kinsella
would have impressed his own valua-
ton of Chalmers on his boss, he
ouOCCCuCu lop1u1y Ao q NC1 HIGH
getting getting the English viewpoint
on the cause of the Biggest Thing in
all the World
Hence, when the tWenty-one player
rule forced McGraw to look around
for someone to let go, the 'Little Ma
poleon' fixed his orb on Chalmers,
whom he had taken south this spring
after every one else refused to give
the youngster a chance. The New
York B. B. club, Inc, paid all the
training expenses and to show this
appreciation Chalmers worked hard
and got in excellent shape. Chalmers
regretted leaving the United States
for Philadelphia but he went with
gratitude over the fact that he still
remained big Lacquer.
His next appearance was in New
York in a Philly uniform. The re-
suit of his spring training showed in
the box score which recorded that tire
Giants had made two hits and that
seven of them famed. And New
York is sadly in want Of pitchers! We
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chine, water department 49,. 1891
Bemidji Volunteer fire depart
ment, attending fires Janu-
airy, February and March. -. $1,000
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co.,
book, library ............... 2.64
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.,
books, library .............. 1900
Bonds.
Bond of Huffman & O'Leary in the
sum of $500 with E. A. Barker and
Chas. Nangle as surety, was approved.
Bond of E. A. Shannon in the sum
of $500 with G.. D. Backus and w. P.
Foley as surety, was read and ap-
proved.
The following bids for street sprinkl-
ing and sweeping were received.
VIM. Peckels-Sprinkling $151.50;
sweeping and cleaning, $3.50.
JOS. Taggert-Sprinkling, $780,;
sweeping and cleaning, $156.
John Smart-Sprinkling, $3.50; sweep
ing and cleaning, 5000.
Yves Notwithstanding 1924; sweep
ing and cleaning, $149.
Upon motion, and second, bid of Yves
Wright was accepted, he to furnish
bond in the sum of $500.
Ordinance.
Ordinance No. 76, regulating the stor-
age and removal of garbage, was read
the second time, being amended by
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French song as we went through the
washroom
Rather happy lot, what?" said
the young man. They'd all have to
been for this jolly old bath house."
This young officer had done a mans
size job in this war with lack of
waste motion that ought to make
him a great laundry proprietor in
peace time or a great soldier.
Have Theater.
This British army efficiency tends
to psychology. In a town not
great distance from the bath house
is 1.-THE Follies" It's a theater If
you're wondering why the theaters
are run in London during the war
times, all you have to do is to come
out here where the audience is made
up nightly of more than 5000 men
who have been in the trenches face
to face with death and are going
back there again, and you'll see the
cheering value of theatrical amuse-
ments.
The object of this theater is to
make the soldier behind the trench
line forget all about the war. 1t has
exactly the same object as the re-
markable new convalescent hospi-
tails in the war zone, which are moth
ing more or less than "rest cures"
for tired and nerve-strained men and
not hospitals for wounded or sick
men.
1.-THE Follies'' is a real theater in
fairsized town. It's a soldiers
show. The six men who make up
the troupe are soldiers, excused from
fighting and shooting just because
they could sing and dance and make
other soldiers forget themselves.
There are two performances a night;
the place is always packed and the
soldiers troop out happy and laugh
ing. They don't go in companies,
but in crowds or singly as they
please, just as they go to a show in
London The night saw 1.-THE Fol-
lies," there were London officers
around men who enjoyed the show as
heartily, apparently, as if it had been
music hall in London.
J Pioneer want ads bring results.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF BEMIDJI, MIMI.

April 18th, 1915.
Council met at City hall at o'clock
pm. A quorum being present, meeting
was called to order by President Lycan.
Roll Call.
Upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared* present: Moberg, Smart,
Bailey, Foucault, Phillippi, Miller,
Erwin, Lycan; absent, Lair.
=; Minutes.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills, after being audit
ed were read and on motion and second,
allowed:
Pay roll, month of March. ,O69.26
Warfield Electric Co., general
lighting contract, March go. 557.2O
Warfield Electric Co., current,
library, March ............. 5.94
Warfield Electric Co., pumping
contract and light, pumping
station .............. l44.l4
Street gang, street labor to
date .................. 1o4.63
VIM. Peckels, ;scavenger work,
property owners ........... $3.50
H. A. Whitney, burial pauper,
Nelson ................... 1850
Mrs. Inez Smith, board and care
of Mrs. st. John to date. 500
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st. Anthony Hospital, care, one
Towers, Isaackson and Kelly $40
P. NJ Dicaire, merchandise for
poor ............... ~
Samaritan Hospital, care of one
VIM. PORTER to March 9th,
1915 Observation-Disclosures. 300
Stevens Print Shop, stationery. So
Fred Petrie, boarding paupers
to date ................... 1913
G. E. Battles, merchandise for
!! street department .......... 49,
Bemidji Sentinel, stationery
and printing ............... 900
Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co., sta
tionery and printing ....... 37.5:
H. Doran, merchandise for fire
department ................ 31.4t
c. LaJambe, hay for city team 6.4|
Woman's Study Club, rest room,
February and March ....... 1000
Martin Larson, seven cords
wood for city building ..... $500
Pioneer Pub. Co., stationery
for library ................. 81!
Gaylord Bros, merchandise for
library .................... III
H. Doran, merchandise and la
Dor, water department ..... TAX
H. Doran, merchandise and
labor, water department -. 1920
Pittsburg Meter Co., meters,
water department .......... $40
Mueller Mfg. Co., tapping ma
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three new sections, on motion duly
made and seconded.
miscellaneous.
Matter of the road in rear of houses
on NJ. & I. track was left to the street
committee and city attorney.
Matter of hydrant service near st.
Hilaire Lumber company was referred
to the water and light committee and
clerk of water department..
The matter Of the purchase of two
smoke helmets and one 45-foot extern
sion ladder was referred to the fire
committee to report at next meeting.
1t was moved and seconded that the
matter of payment of premiums on city
employees bonds be referred to the fl
nance committee.
City clerk was Instructed to advertise
for bids on the cleaning of the septic
tank.
The street commissioner was in
structed to keep sidewalks clear of
signs and Instructions, and to enforce
the awning ordinance.
No further business appearing, it
was moved we adjourn.
Adjourned.
Approved,
F. S. LYCAN,
President.
Attest:
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
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Fruitful Combination.

In New York new teacher found
that little negro girl was named Fer
tilizer johnson.
Are you sure Fertilizer is your right
name?" she asked.
Eyes, ma'am." replied the little girl.
"Well, tell your mother to come
here" said the teacher.
The mother came the next day.
Eyes, Fertilizer is right" she said
you see, named her after her father
and mother both. Her fathers name
is Ferdinand, and my name is Liza, so
we called her Fertilizer."-New York
Globe.
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Pioneer want ads bring results.
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venture to predict that there will be
no twenty-one player rule next year.
A number of other National league
teams have felt the pinch of the same
regulation and these who figured that
it might cause the quality of baseball
played by Tener's organization to
deteriOrate were not much more
wrong than those who thought Ger
many had a great army.
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BEMIDJI CITIZENS
CAN LOWER TAXES
CONTINUED on last page).

would be instrumental in the clear
ing of 1000 acres annually, and
stumps can be hauled distance of
100 miles to advantage. A To-
cation and financial assistance is
needed.
A committee comprising George
Kinney, G. w. Brandborg and E. H.
Winter was appointed to further in
vestigate the proposition.
G. D. Backus, Del Burgess and G.
w. Harnwell were elected members of
the club.
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The Best IobaccoMade"
Emphatic Statement by an Eminent
Authority -Pipe~s1nokers, Read
what John G. Capers
Has to Say

"When ,uas Commissioner of Internal Revenue
under Presidents Roosevelt and 7afts Adn1instra
tions, had great deal to do with tobacco In the
collection of millions of dollars of tax inti-
n,afe into contact With the whole business Tuxedo
consider the best tobacco fade 4 smoke it myself
and find Il soothing and rcstful mild fragrant and
non Irritating 10 the
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Her Reason.

The beautiful girl was writing q let
ter.
II am writing" she mused, mot be-
cause have something special to say,
but because have nothing special to
do"
Thus does the busy little bee en-
ploy each shining hour.-Philadelphia
Ledger. -. :,
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How He Won Her.

she-Mamma is opposed to you be-
cause you never minded your mother
and were never considerate with your
sisters. He-Perhaps you would rath-
er marry some chap who would want
his mother and sisters .toScome live
with you She errors, no! How fool
tsh mamma isl New York Weekly
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10

confined to his house and bed for two
weeks is convalesing, to the JOY OF ms
mauv frieuds.
The Easter Service in the Baptist
Church wns largely attended, ana
every person present--largs ami small
received colored egg. winch was
use | as an ,ject lesson in illustrating
the sermon, The music. in charge OF Mrs
!. NJ. Pittx.was excellent, In the eve
ming the missionary exercises OF the
SUNDAY school were held and there was
Il good offering for missions.
On SUNDAY before Easter Miss Eliza
beth Kirk entert aimed the little people
with an egg mt. which was the cause
of many happy hearts among the little
folks.
The ladies ofthe Baptist church gave
social and supper on Frid"y evening
for the benefit OF their church pantry
fund, from which they realized sum
and had a most d. .ligh tfnl time.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
B. +. LEMONS FOR CIRCUIT
CLERK.

In this issue of the Democrat will
be found til announcement Of Mr.
b. +. Lemons, of Boyle, for Circuit
Clerk of Bolivar county. Mr.
Lemons has been a member OF ,lle
board of supervisors for the pas'
three years and has made most
efficient member, being very con-
scientlons in discharging all the
dnties of the office. He is man
well educated and fuliv qualified to
fill tie Office 10 which he a,pir.
and we feel that it he should he
elected would make splendid CT
fclal.
He is we'll known and popular
in the eastern part of this county.
and while he is not SO well known
on the Riverside he has many
friends who will give him III .ir
support. and before the campaign
closes he will endeavor to get bet
ter az quaintsd OIL this side.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to an order of the board OF
super visors of Bolivar county, Miss.
passed and entered at of record
at L, eular NEE ting OF said board. be.
gun ard held at the court house in the
town cf Rosedale in the 1st iudica,
distric, OF said county on Monday. Ap,
5, 1919 notice is hereby given that
the undersigned clerk OF said board will
until to the honr Of ~ o'clock noon Of
Monday the ard day of Nav, 1915
same being the the first Monday in >aid
month, receive sealed bids. ut his office
III (levelnnd, Miss. tor the following
materials and supplies tor the road
working tn,hts for the county to'wit:
Cnru. oats, hay and mixed feed III
carload qnantics AMI less than carload
quantities. to be delivered at any point
in Bolivar, ,counny, Miss.
The board of supervisors reserves the
right t. reject any and all bids.
This 5th day Of April. 1915.
E. II. WRAY, Clerk.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
MAKING GOOD WORK POSS-
IBLE.

AS loug as one is on his feet. he
can work after a fashion. no mat
ter how badly he feels. But you
cannot do good work-have ambi-
ton and energy. feel that life is
worth living-with sluggish bow
les or torpid liver. Foley Catnar-
tic Tablets do away with :hat drow-
sv, dull. tired feeling. They never
yripe or causes. THEY'RE hole
some, cleansing and healthful. -
Most satisfactory for stout persons.
-Chaney DrnQ Co. (Ad.)
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RAYS

Don't let the flies and musqui-
toes get start.
Mrs. l., J. Reach. of Chicago,
Illinois /, visitin Mrs. H. {. OH
yer.
Graf o. IS cents per gallon. at
Patterson-W AL Drug Co. Cad. }
Born, to Mr.and Mrs. P. O'Don-
nell, Malvina. Miss, Sun day,
April 4th, 1915, a daughter.
Let our label be your guarantee.
The quality Of a prescription is jn,r'
tue quality of the OF the 1ngredi-
ents used. We use only the nrr-
est of drugs. Just, what YOUR
doctor orders. CLANCY Drug Co. Ad
have a limited amount of Lew
is ard Taylor cotton seed, ! | s
inch stap'e, which l will sell al
$4,000 per ton f. o. b. Mslvina,
Miss. l.. NJ. Afford, Malvina,
Miss. (Ad,)
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Robert Worth
am. of Greenville. Miss. announce
the engagem .nf Of their daughter,
Margaret. to Mr.. Mr.. John Shat
tnck Kirk. Il Gunnis III, Miss.
The wedding will take place early
ii, June.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
Local News.

Screen Wire and Doors at Ray
(Ad.)
DON'T let the flies aud muslul
toes tt a start.
A large and assorted stock of
SIN Silk Grcch It Thread all colors
has jis, been received at the store
OF 6 eek P. Rioe. Ad.
Mrs. c. Belcher, who has been
quile i'll is c3cvalcent,
II. c. and J. P. Oliver made a
business .tlip to Arkansas City last
week.
A great variety of Garden and
Flower Seeds. These seed you can
bay with satisfaction and plant
viii confidence. CLANCY Drug
Co Al.
Miss Faustina McBroom, who
is attending the b Z. 1. Z. at
E.esri nd. wac at home for a visit
with her parents Mr.. and j. M.
Mui,roonl.
Tie FIRST Nv is the one to swat.
syr have All uf the effective fly de-
stroyrrs. Get yonr equipment and
j 4rt aft-r the frs. fly, Chaney
ID Al.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
GUNNISON NEWS.

OnSunday morningfrs was discovered
on the roof OF Methodist parsonage The
alarm was given and prompt resp ,nse
resulted in the fire being extinguish. d
with only small damage to the root
Dr.. X mi lum. of Gfcenville. was seen
II our streets lew days this week.
He has been fitting several citizens with
& asses.
Mrs. nr.Chiltsn has been in Memphis
this week visiting frieuds.
Mrs. W. A. Mitchil. and Miss Myrtle
Mav went to Memphis on Thursday for
a days shopping.
Miss Eiise Blum. Of GrecnvilIe. who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Kirk, re-
turned nome Tuesdsv.
Esquire W. II. Arnold, who has been
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
The State Of Mississippi,
Bolivar County.
First Judicial District, )

The State of Mississippi,
Bolivar County.
First Judicial district,
In Caanccry.
No. 2601.
B. B. Kinard.
VS.,
W. T. Kinard. ct al.
State OF Mississippi to w: L kin'
ard. whose Post Office address is Elaine
Arkansas:
You a.e hereby notified that the re-
port OF {. ChristrnasT, specia! Com
misoner, appointed to MAKE
sale Of 81 part oi ,ne
land described in the original bill III TINS
cause tor division of the proceeds from
the sale of said land, has been duly ME"
herein and will be heard, on motion l"
confirm said rep~rt. by the chancellor IN
| vacation, on the oath day OF April 1919
| at Chambers in the Town ot sumner
Tallahatchie county i'll said State. when
! and where you can appear as To you
NAV see n meet. and show cause 1t any
vau can why sucl, sale should not DE
duly confirmed.
| This April 2nd 1915.
| Il. H. WRAY. Clerk.
| By Y, Joest, ID. {
! F"ntaine Jones.
! Marcus l.. Kaufman. Sols.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
NOTICE.

On March 2lst l found gasoline
lannch grounded on Waxhaw tow
head, eight miles above Rose.
dale. The launch is 22 fee. long
and named Titanic. 1t is equip.
ped with 6-horse power gasoline
engine with no name: The owner
cam get the boat by proving his
title and paying legal salvage. The
launch is now at Rosedale.
w. P. BELCHER
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
BIDS WAN FED,

Pursuant to an order oi the board oil
super visors OF Bolivar county. .Missis.
sipp. made and entered OF record Mt q
regular meeting Of said board held at
R"scdale in sa,d county on Monday.
April 5th 1915 notice is hereby given
that the undersigned clerk Of said board
will at his Office in Cleveland Mississip.
pi, until the hour OF 2 O'Clock noon
Monday Nav 3, 1915. receive sealed
bids tor building a pie bridge across
dredee canal at the on road leading
from Wilmot's gin to Pat Deans place.
contractor to use the old material
now there. and work to be done ms per
plans and specifications on file with the
clerk OF this board.
The board reserves the right to reject
any aud all bids.
This Aptil S. 1915.
+. H. WRAY. Clerk
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
Rosedale, Miss.

Don't let the flies and musqui-
toes get a start.
All kinds of Garden Seed a,
Rays. (Ad,)
The Delta Grocery Company
sold out this week to the Ro.edale
Grocery Company, both OF this
city, and now we have only one
wholesale grocery house. 1t is
sad that both Companies have
made money. but the field is too
small for an adequate profit for
two on the money invested, this is
the reason for the consolidation.
FOR SALE-Store house build
ing near depot in Rosedaie. For
rice and terms apply to Leroy
ones. Rosedale.
The many friends of Hon. ]. H.
Stafford. who had been spending a
season at Hot Springs, viii soe glad
to learn that his health has greatly
improved aud that he has returned
to his home at Stafford. The
country may rot boast of a citizen
of higher honor or stricter integri-
" than Unncle Joe Stafford, as ne
familarly is know11.-Clevaland
Enterprise.
Come the Soda Waters fine y
The kind o. soda we serve is So
DALICIOUS, . 1t is the best that
the purest materials can produce
Drinking is OIL the increase at our
fountain" CLANCY Drug Co. Ad
The first of the week Greek P.
Rice sold his mercantile business
to Geo. McGee, retaining the Stan
lard Oil business and undertaking
tstablis shmens. Mr., Rice has been
in business in this city for manv
years and had one of the best stocks
in he county and the sale came as
a surprise. Mr.. McGee has lived
here for a numbr of years, being n
the planting business, and has
many friends.
Screene Doors at Rays from
$l.0O up, Cad.
r. esday was Clean Up Day"
i Ro,eda e and everybody joined
i'll the endealor to make this city
the cleanest- i'll Missis. ippi-or the
UnIled States, Hundreds of wagon
10 IDS of cans. old bottles and trash
were hauled outside OF the town
lby wagons employed by the town
for that purpose. We really be
lieve The town is cleaner at this
time than ever before in its hlstor,
P. ople have learned the value OF
cleanliness aud screening to preven,
disease, All they are more partic-
ular for this reason.
Mayor w, H. Fitzgerald of Rose
dale passed through the CITY Thurs
Gay evening to Vicksburg on b., S
ness, He was br billing over w til
politics and good chez and while
here mixed and mingled with pol
iticians and candid: tes in his whole
hearted way, He thought to us
franle picture. ! he Story as
Told by the Camera" being
snapshot of.the crowds given the
various candidates for governor at
the State Fair last fall. He said
that he was going to hang one OF
them in some promlnet place in ev-
cry toWl in the county. He was
our guest between trains. Cleve-
iand Enter prise.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10

Don't let the flies and musqni
toes get start.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-10
BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to an order OF the board Of
OF Bolivar county. Missis
sippi. made and entered 81 record held
at q regular meeting OF said board held
at Rosedale in said comfy. on Monday
April S. 1915, nstice is hereby give,,
thnt the undersigned clerk If said hoard
viii, at his office in Cevela I'd, Mi 81 !.
slpIi. until the hour Of II o'clock noon,
Monday, Nav 3rtl. 1918. receive sealed
bids for installing sewerage system tor
The cOnrt house at Rosedale, as per
plans and specifications on file in the
office of ehancery clerk.
Til. board reserves the right to reject
any and sll bids.
Datedt this April 5. 1915.
+. II. WRAY, Clerk,