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n Il quite evident that the le9islRture
iE up AGAINST a knotty problem IN ths,
enactment Of law that fixes the max .
imVm ~ rentals For such law II u
covert attack on land duties and 10 also
IN the nature az am assault ON the fieht
~ contract Hut it's a platform de-.
msnd and has the backing ~ Governor
Ferguson Il should BE enacted not
on its merit hut a. rrdeem the party
pledge The Immediate law y q ne
grrat consequence. nut u Dan be used
a. a precedent 10 disturb every land IL.
lie IN the state n a assumed bN the
couftN that all land titles are derived
trom this or some PRIOR goVcrnment.
We an accept this. although IFS aucs
tion similar 20 that ~ whether the eee
or the chicken eomrs first " John
Dive, therefore, owns q tract ~ land
owns Il without question where does
the STATE ees the euthofitV 10 say that
he shall rcnt il % Richard Rec On terms
% the states prcserlhsnxs " the state
can do that. why might not the state.
in Imitation ~ what has taken place
IN the wnrid's past. reeornisc occupan.
eS ~ the land a. legitimate ownership
Il y quite evident that Mir Ferguson,
has orened MP q randofa's box which
be u Koing 20 find u very dlfsicun Il
close. u might turn out that ths A,
feet q Tom i,ail was tho triumph mol
Iof linn Ferguson. bat II Tom Hickey
Anyhow we won't he shocked u NJ
hear that Tom isiche, II communicat
Inc with Cullen Thomas Thrush irsanl
rutnnfa. THESE he parlNns times
Waco Times HERALD
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This Date ~ tiis,ory
February 49,

i.ts Died Martin i.uthrr church re
former aEed So Was street
singer boz yeuth translated the
nule. % task az % Years and
sheok the papai throne Co its
foundations.
1863 pied st home. UroEarin Ailrrr.
music composed Ahn wrote
Miserere. sfln used in churDh-
49, tbs DreNngiAn Chant iH nam
80 fHr him
lstl President Madison alkncd the
trcap uf pgAsa with Engmut
1898 Emperor Francis josef barely
escaped arm8sslnatiou
isei jefferson Davis inaurmated
President nf the gDnftdran.
states 10 Nnrfict pt Mont
sUmefy Ala.
lNhi southern newspapers iudlrnant
over peace propositions uf tht
French Minister pf i'ereinu AZ
fairs. declared thrit oulN peace
commissioners werr Toe tnl hig
follow generals
1857 MaNimninn ana tho French army
entered QuHTrfnru. Mexico.
1871 IN" powcfe recognized ths Ire.
puhllcan Government Uf France
1857 "aitvd states senate PASSED an
ann -polgam, hu
1904 ieri Roberts retired from thr 40.
ficv q commander ln chief uf the
british army
lait conrfrss pasard hni far cou
siructiOu et Government muroad
in Niaska
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

f.noklng to tho preservation and uro+
melton ~ friendship between Japan
and tho United States. a committee ~
prominent lapAagnr IS "a meet q com
mitiet ~ Americans a. dlncusa the w.
lationa between the twu countries
Tho movement WINS started on pcecn
bet " iass year when, as already Ga
Ned. Tho American Peace SnglrN W
Japan st it, annual meeting Voted a.
name body ~ nfieen Americans
resident in lanan to investigate AND
prepare q statement on the various
questions existing between the two Ma
ilona TAv Thought hrnind tho proiect
which has NOW hcen taken np nv the
Japanese. II that Japan has no inten
tipn az make war on che United States
aud that the United States has no idva
" making war On Japan. However q
Is deemed imperative a. discuss the
existing problems frankly and fully
ana u rosslhlc kugacst means 90 re-
moving all andinfs.
A. president ef tho Japan Peace So
csety. Count NkNma. the prime minis
Ter. has named committee 60 meet
with the Americans The list ~ not
complete as yet. bat Includes RAron
sakeianl. mayer ~ rokioi Karen Shi-
husawa nr Nitohc. nr Sovcda. Ms
count kanekc ana others Austin
Statesman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
MOSQUITO FloRrERs MEET IN
agRSsS

ATLANTIC CRY. y. J.. Feh u II
war No aeacc conference that gathered
herc TODAY for the annual conference
on the mosquito. IN fact ID was de-
cidod that the war must 50 on without
mercy Not only are the tiE huaaers
of the uackcnsack, known the world
over Tor tneir high efteieney in the
mosquito world doomed forever but
the messages brought 10 the conference
Indicates the death blow has fallen ON
his trihc wherever tound nr. W 4.
Sorgas. surgcon general ~ the t'ni,ea
states Army. who eNteratnatcd the dis
cAse breeders FROM Havana ana the
Panama Canal xSne. was ono 81 the
principal speakers to-day lie took Tor
his subject the genefsi relations ~ mo.
suultoes 10 mankind. and illustrated
The greAt results from thf protective
measures which Ne inire>tuced 40 suc-
ressfnliS. MANY other sp.akcrs wsre
heard. The session viii ~ continued
tomorrow.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
OTHER VIEWS



Why does the New orleans Times
pfcayuus start unnecessary efictemenl
by discussing the question ~ the ~.
slsioa ~ Tekasy When Texas Wa ad
mitish 10 the Union. the iaw permitted
her % divide herself into fgs states. Il
SHE chose. ~ ans future time. ard since
then The question hiss been from time
10 Time revived. Nov "a. Dnlssstoa
Newn Ia talking about BE-. and ths
Timss ficayune. from sheer 0eytiiry
aa ~ suspect u encouraging fns no.
tion. Thu upper districts ~ the stat.
find themselves ~ far apart from The
lower ~ West Virginia did from VIZ.
gina ~ The days that preceded hsf
erection into separate state
iiuf this sort ~ talk never eeis ans
where. Texas h. too proud ~ ner slss
AMI her possibilities We have IN fnina
two eloquent uttofancfn which. tak.s
together farm coneipkif. answer a.
The laro ~ splitting Texas one wan
uttered ~ that naRarious Texas states.
man ana iifterateur Colonel isiil Afsf
go. IN private conversation
MEN don't understand Texaa TeYas
~ not state. ms division - the
Union THIS country 10 divided into The
North. the South. the East the Wesf
ana Texas. when il's showing In ths
Panhandle YOU'RE burning tn death IN
Galveston n Tegaa WIS located in
cltnnda ana auunF on "a pivot she'd lnf
over into Yves, Virginia
The other reads az follows ''rhsf.
mppyiae had her messenger ~ defeat
the Alamo bad none Sew Yorh
Times
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TEXAS Press


within Few months The country
VIII hc hnek 60 nuriuai husincaa coudi g.
iioua obtaining before Hufop. decided
90 ron out ~ Siege guns aud steam
shovel trench dirrerA fnda and 81
pcflmoninl philanthfpphioa backed hy
innocent Taxpayers are heRlnninN a.
riot infalilble aans Of good times.
cleveland. ohio. has y 3 ooe ncrr farm.
30 Whf not course Ia "scictttfic farm
ina for Warrants and other drllnqucnts
provided with enforced vacations hy
tho police oouriHf Happy Thought 4
thirty dpy course Ia scientific fafminF
rather than "a puat Hrndnate cnurne lea
the hIt ~ reducing rock piles 90 "a min
imum rrrsto' The tnlnr IL DOM.
Ciwcinnd'a s0oo.acr. Acientiflr farm
for dolinaucnts now h q farming tavt
Just how the thirty DAY hriihauent ~
a. De ON hand 20 harvest the tfuits ~
a ninety day crop lsnt explained i'ns
sihly the delinquent iH supposed te draw
another sixty day vacation when dls
missed nut that is mere detail Surh
Ia the enhancing prhcticabilit, 10 spar
mndlc philanthropy and urrft iiui
hold Perhaps the main CROP iR 90 hs
century plants frlpeel ahnut with mini
brds and grape arhofs rioking buds
from century plants under such con
dltians "a delightful occupation eNou
lur Weary whites Scientific farminr
for slow nrc police court delinqurnts
The great American farmer - enrrsN
and enterprise VIII uln elvsully ~
Worth star Telegram.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
THE NEW sEoRETARY.


Secretary Farris, Of the Com
mercial Club, Is moi q man Of flow.
cry speech. He has an idea that
the srcretaryship calls for work,
not excess discussion. OF this, w
are thankful.
The position, involving Ger.
tain measure Of Initiative, ~
proved under the able direction Of
Roy Miller, most Of all requires a
sense Of perspective and hard licka
mostly hard licks. II IA no
sinecure, no medium for smiles
and office work. II takes = good
measure Of personality aud lot
Of mixing ability. along with q
sound sense ~ publicity values.
IN his brief talk al the NueceA
hotel. Yesterday, Secretary Farris
RETAINED from using the word
boosting. This was agreeable for
the booster, who plnmes himself
on his ability TO boost, IL usually
veneer. with little constructive
foresight.
IN seeing much work nhead Sec.
rotary Farris sees clearly
lie has accepted position, not
n job; has come into our midst
resolved to pull off his coai and
sci 10.
Tho Caller is with him.
lie sounds like achievement.
hut the measure Of his success
will depend largely upon the sup.
port that Is given him in al meas.
ares relating 20 the better develop
incnt Of Corpus Christi and this
ought 70 be kept ~ mind
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
SHAREHOLDERS.

Nolice l. hereof gitfr that the r~ru
isr mvctinv "a the sharcholfers .f 49,.
tirst state Rank 81 catpus ,hflsti
Texas for thc election " tira,,.,. ~,
nc transaction ~ sueh ether h,isines.
q NAV evHie before said mcetnr. viii
~ ~" az me ofitce ~ Slia carpars
i''n n tho city ~ Corpus Chrisit M.
ccrs N.sn2 Texas on the first Nor
nay ~ Nareh ISM ne same i,sin. ~
~ day Il March 1915 a ,he hoar 4,
.. VINCENT nirNrztR. Pscsidan, a,
A''cst' 1i.o. r. - ARK. seerrt,r,
, fiTN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

'uentirmen. said the lecturer -most
10 you know ths lntsut og my address.
ina you thiS ctenins
Yes csntr veics from the roar.
rSon arr ecing g. make fo,A ~ yonf
.selfr
And there. my frisna replied ths
speaker. ryou have a disinct aA,aniase
over mr.. Tor nsiorc Ia hcr Kindness
has saved Nou that trouhls sita,
stories
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Jsst Ns,ursi,y

rNiss ehnaren SON have. whi,h IS
this"
The seventh
w seems % BE- the hcalthlvsi iook.
ms nne ~ the Dot
YES Nv the slime he came aienr. hls
neither HAD run out N theories Kan
ssn cts loufnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

Although i must lose IN The end
owing TO numbers and prcdnmi4
nance Of war materials. the Ger
man army, particularly vnn Hin
denburg's section Of il. fights with
cnergy and rcsourccfulnSss that
has seldom been paralleled ia IN,
worlds history.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

Germany " going Go sink every
English merchant vessel possible,
without search. This Is war; hus
what will il lead 10 il an Englisl,
merchant vessel. sent 70 the hot
tom, proves TO he an American
We hope no such ISSUE viii pre-
sent Itself.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

tnr thAnfst week. IN February excess
~ exports tnHtimRivd on the as per
cont rcporiedl shows tt2 700 600. This
10 an advance over the first weeh nn
January. and " continued for fehru-
arN'a remaining three weeks viii give
the month around ti1i 600 oao excess
against ienuart's $50 100000 This ia
buldlng toward th. Thousand milton
mark Tor the year. which VIII pay cur
short dohta. help on our ionr ones and
mako No money lenders Go the world
rne unrcsert edls optimisiig address
~ President Narfeli. ~ the Steel Con
pctation on Monday. was snuudlS has
"a On the untitled orders rrpor, which
came ont two DAYS later ana ON the
individually growIaE activities ~ the
Great steel Foundation Untitled ur.
ders Increased during tho month ~
lanuar, nrarlV ti2O0N toms double
what haa heea expected rhis a. thr
secund month te show an increase and
the Iron Asc SAYS. 60 APPRECIATE the
present situation u u we'll to hook bach
a. November and December. when mill
operations we're only az about 81 per
cent ~ capacity. while now they arr
arornd SO per cent n says that iIp
prnVement W further shown hy che
hlowins in ~ eleven furnaces sinse hv.
eemher. and now three more. fourteen
In an recvetls placed on the active list
the great Gary works was pat IN opsf
alton Monday after hons idirnesS, and
rail mills are specded Wp 90 a sharper
salt than fnr some time Improvement
work iH tho steel plants held up for
some time has been started aesin. ana
tho Corporations export trade IL NOW
RUNNING ahead ~ normal
There Ia quite assuring evidence that
We arr working ont ~ The period ct de
preston IN the steel industry The
Has ~ ltaAt.M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

woman WIN has same kneWlsdso
~ baseball tooh "a friend to cham
rionshiu contest
liant that fine sEid me first ~Wo
have man on etNrN bass.
WAY that's NOTHING" said thr
friend 80 have tnsN. Every hodt s.
MagR4ine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

4 gunner on the Texas has hrck
On the World : record for hits with
limch gun; but hits with a 10.
inch Texas ham mean more te pos.
toritY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

The A. A. 4 sports hegin az san
franvssco Monday. when BASKETBALL
events ~ia % run egt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18


A conmendaile step in the Hnafefv
flfatH onnusiRn in tns movement ~ the
HALLWAY business Asanointion a. fraaes
the enormous mortality due ~ trra
pasalnr on railroads what "a terrible
tnll ~ humau ilfe IL thus taken ls
shown ~ tho fact thai from 1901 a.
1870 tho number ~ persons ililod from
this raus. iH the United atafea was
6OSss and the number injured "a tgf
This routtne With stat Killed ana f8ia
IA iure,i ~ the same CAUSE. ln the tnli
cd Kingdom
m. dlaerspsncv Is dus 90 the fact
thnt la GREAT Iifitsin ana other pnun 4.
,rise thers are iava oralnst trsspaaa
on fniifaads sad thaf th.s are on
foreoa Thiffv nte ~ our states have
hi, l.,,s aae,lfie.ii, forbtddiur persena
!. ,,alt on railroads nnd those Nhieh
nav. aurh inws are ienient in enfnrrinr
them aa local offielais dlsllts to feed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

4 New York arr dealer, NJ.
knocdlcr. declares that be kisses
every pretty girl be can. Why
mott An art dealer should cer.
iainly love a work or art
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

y y Felser - Asausas I,aac IL 1.
'"e s''s On q short hasaess iri,A ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

lslftystnl b on hand or on iio way
WVillbns Corpus Christi y con
,A ,vh single work Of develop
tsapwt been more important
Hrhuscway, thrown open io
lrnvel, will afford direct means
Of communication between ia.
city and Snu pntricio county, be-
tween San Antonio and ils logical
co.rcsori between here and White
Point which promises 60 become
one of thu leading oil fields of the
United States
Us commercial advantages can
not he fully perceived il means
more trade for local merchants,
greater advantages io merchants
throughout this section aud towns
10 the nortliward Portland, Grey
DRY, Taft ana Sutton will reap a
good share of the harvest ios they
win become intervals IA great
tourist highway and viii newt
ably derive considerable share
Of advertising and material henc
fiis
The timo Is not FAR distant when
the entirc reSas coast will become
a chain of pleasure resorts, and
the causeway. shortening the dis.
tanec 20 Rockport. Aransas Pass
and Portland. viii be a substantial
link in this chain
The Commissioners Court did
we'll Ia put the measure before the
people. and we holioyc that Judg,
'rimon and his associates are 10 u,
congratulated on their enterprise
along with the eiti1ens Of san Pa
irioio eouniy who made the $50
oON approach possible
Dn with the work
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18

Tho great poY FrnW u.rfgre bee wrirs
Ifssldent Roosevelt and other uniauioy
appear VIII he ,he attraction nf tbs
iyrie Theatre next Menins afiernaor
and night
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rooAYs CALENDER.


ipcai forecast Tor todai Unsettled
moderate Hnuthefil winds
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Entered - second class matter ~ the
Postnffice ia Corpus Christi. Texas
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Address all business communications
and make out all checks. drafts. mon
~ orders ana sKpress orders TO The
Caller Publishing Company. Al Items,
articles and communications should be-
addressed 10 bditar. Corpus Christi
Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-18
WORK OFFICIALLY BEGUN.

Yesterday marked the begin.
ning Of work on the Nuccos bay
ennscwhy 10 he more exact. i;
marked the Official beginning for
much preliminary work has been
accomplished, and a great deal OF
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

bonus to your hotel for securing
them. AS the train pulls out you
discover that the car is practically
your private car. Few folks are
travelling toward Italy in wartime.
You ask the porter for detachable
lamp for your berth.
Haven't got any extra ones"
"Why?" ~. II. H.:
"This is war time.'' -..
"That's silly" you say angrily.
"Say used to run on the Oriental
express from Vienna to Constanti-
nople," says the French porter, who
is also conductor. Didn't I use to
see you hanging around Vienna?"
"Never been in Vienna" you lie.
But what he has said cools you down ;
he's practically telling you that if
you don't shut up about the berth
lamp he'll charge you with being
an Austrian spy. He's got the drop
on you; you're nothing but a poor,
helpless foreigner in France in war
time. So you go to bed without the
lamp; no chance Of reading yourself
to sleep this night.
There's a dining car hitched on for
breakfast. But there's nothing but
coffee and bread; no eggs, no bacon
TITS the war;
There's no diner for lunch. Same
reason. For supper you jump off at
a station, buy cold chicken, pickles
and bottled water and get the crumbs
all over the carpet of your compart-
ment.
The second morning you're in
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

Rome. Your trunk doesn't show up.
It's back in Paris. Same reason as
no eggs. s
At the American embassy you find
Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page
greatly worried as to the welfare Of
his son-in-law, a major in the Brit
ish army. A British transport has
been sunk near Salonica; the chances
are his son-in-law was on it, but
there is no way to learn. Will you
carry letters to. Salonica for the
major and try to learn something as
to his welfare? It's an errand you
gladly assume. You're going right
into the fog of war and you may meet
the major there if the ambassadors
fears are not we'll founded,
There's a day over in Rome and
you go to see the ruins of the forum.
It's a sadder sight than it has ever
been in all it's 1900 years. It is
deserted, except for two old guides,
professor looking persons, the paths
which have been pounded by the
feet of scores Of thousands of Ameri-
can school teachers, of girls from
American finishing schools, and of a
few other tourists, are empty.
The two guides quarrel for you,
I in a professorlike and dignified man.
ner you take the one whose frock
coat is the shabbiest.
you're the first American tourists
that have been here for five months" ,"
he says.
"We're war writers," you explain,
''nOt tOurists"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
IRISH IMMIGRATION H..
SHOWS FALLING OFF

Dublin, Ireland, Dec. 9.-Emigra-
tion from Ireland for the first nine
months of this year shows 1872
persons sailing, as against 17,,O57
for the first nine months of 1914, and
the total figures Of 3O,967 for 1913
dropped to 20,314 in 1914. During
the first four months of this year
4,653 emigrants went to the United
States as compared with 1869 in
the same period of last year, while
only 519 went to Canada as against
2,76S. These figures, taken from the
latest report of the Irish registrar
general, are interesting in view of
the controversy that has arisen about
Irish emigration since the war.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
MRS. ELLA FLAGG YOUNG
REFUSES CHICAGO PENSION

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young Young, who for the last six years
has been drawing salary Of SO, 900
annually as superintendent of Chica-
COS public schools, will not draw her
pension Of $4OO a year when she re-
tires tomorrow. Legally she is en-
titled to the annuity, but she declined
it, saying that all pension funds
should go to grade teachers. H..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
tTYPHUS CLAIMS $50 g..
,..... 81. DAILY IN MEXICO CITY

Mexico City, Dec. -Typhus few
er, which has been an epidemic among
the lower classes in Mexico City
and VICINITY for the last two months,
has grown to such alarming proper
tions as to terrify, the entire popula-
tion. The death rate now exceeds
$50 a day and the number Of cases
constantly is growing. It is estimat-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
WALKING CLUB ~.
CRAZE Is REVIVED BY
GOTHAM MEN AND WOMEH

New York, Dec. 9.-Revival of the
walking club habit is taking New
York folks by storm. So man pedes-
trians are hiking north on the Yonk-
ers road every Sunday it looks like
q, parade. With. tennis frozen out,
and golf only possible on miniture
courses on hotel roofs or at the winter
resorts, most Of the racquet and
bogey sfiends have Joined the mixers. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

"The two Americans I took through
five months ago were war correspon-
dents, too," he says. "The only
tourists in Italy are war correspond
ents, and they don't want to see any
thing but the war" g..
(The second Jump will be publish
ed tomorow).
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
Laughter Aids Digestion,

Laughter is one of the most
healthful exertions; it is Of great
help to digestion. A still more ef-
fective help is dose of Chamberlain's
Tablets. If you should be troubled
with indigestion give them trial.
They only cost quarter. For sale
by all dealers.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

Paris and you're
front take three
weeks; they are full
of waits, interest
and excitement, of
submarine lodging,
sight seeing. Per-
haps you'd like to
take the trip John
McCutcheon, t h e
American cartOOnist
and James H. Hare,
veteran war photo
grapher are in the
party.
Very well! It's
10 at night in the
P. L. M. station in
the sleeping car
orrying. Rour days
d berths and paid a
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

Remedy by far the best medicine in
the market for colds and Group" says
Mrs. Albert Blosser, Lima Ohio.
Many others are Of the same opinion.
For sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
Owes Her Good Health to Chamber.
lain's Tablets.

owe my good health to Cham
berlain's Tablets" writes Mrs. r. G.
Neh, Crookston, Ohio. 1.-TWO years
ago I was an invalid due to stomach
trouble. I took three bottles Of
these Tablets and have since been n
the best Of health" For sale by all
Dealers .5 ...#.< -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

London-Police, attracted
by unusual noises, found an
example Of war thrift in the
form of a chicken farm locat-
ed on the roof of a down town
business building. &@
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
FOUR JUMPS FROM
PARIS TO SALLoN|CA
1np Full of Waits, Interest, Excit.
nent, Sight Seeing and Sub
Marine Dodging.
By VIM. G. Shepherd
fUn1ted Press STAR Correspondont)

salonica, Oct. 81. (By MaiD-The
four jumps from Paris to the Salonica
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

Observation-Disclosures w.
Birch, who has fought from
Mons to Gallopoli, has thus
far suffered 1S0 wounds, most
ly shrapnel, and is still in the
ring. #."
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

ed that there are 1900 case ii the
federal district and neighboring
towns.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

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