Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 22, 1911, Page 6

<R 6 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER / FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1911. N e e ] R 2 e ] a : Variety In Punishment. Jured the town before the mayor and| 4 cyckoo could not accomplish this [] TOBACCO CHEFS. see the tobacco chef at his best. He| Tt was obe of the vagarles of me- | Dallilfs. at the sume time makiug res-| goqt But the drongo cuckoo is so like Experts That Make Sauces For Fla.| doesn’t make his sauces then of suchidleval law that various local courts | titution of Gs. 8d. to the wife of one| the grongo shrike, even having the : voring the Different Brands. common ingredients as sugar. berga-| executed thelr will on prisoners with- | Heory Myln. same odd twist to its tail feathers, that roieis i(Be cansc of alf gle “] am a tobacco chef,” said the sal- mot, licorice and so forth. No, he|out interference from the bigher e P e the king crow is decelved by the re- g?l)“; v:ith the bnglsm I’ileefltlf}: low man. “I make the sauces that makes them of bacteria. The flavors| courts, says “The Customs of Old Eng- Guile of the Drongo Cuckoo. semblance and hesitates to give flght{ bowels mean a healthy ckild: of the high grade Havana tobaccos| land.” They exhibited considerable The drongo shrike is a bird of png-| ¢o what she takes to be one of the pug-| irrogular bowels constipation, depend, you see. entirely on their | ingenuity in the treatment of prison- nacious disposition. . especially at the| pasious shrikes.—New York World. the wrong color, and you have a ferments. [Each tobacco undergoes a|ers, Here is a case at Liverpoo! in nesting season, wheb it guards its nest| G S sickly child. Kickapoo Worm different fermentation. and here the | October. 1565: “One Thomas Johnson | With, for a small bird. great ferocity. Killer is the best liver regulator, give us smoking or chewing tobacco as a food chef makes the sauces which give us sole colbert or poulet creole. “Take this dark, sweet, juicy plug 5 In an English Hotel. Kl v ¥ chef comes in, applying the bacteria|had been apprebended for picking | Douglas Dewar. from whom this ac- | owel cleanser and regulator, :l:e :}:‘;Z D:;gx;‘::‘;m: (:v:)):[:)‘;ltg:;g:: of years which cause these fermentn | purses. Apparently he underwent no | count is taken. says that he bas watch th??rx:::z; n(“‘-‘ldl'esséfls itl’:ftlg;):x;!] %‘fd ;.'l'le fl;est tonic for chxlhdrex'l. Well, the flavor of this plug is due to| tions to the leaf. regular trial, but was dealt with sum- | ed a pair of these little birds attack| o, o5 L Pleased w i ¢ isxzo' a}g\ms;oug ;zmsl;{];gytd:; éf a sauce made of sugar, licorice, whisky | " Yes. the tobacco chef of the highest | marily, the program belng as follows: | and drive away a monkey which tried| "L NPl oL e L e o type, the one who ferments Havana| First he was imprisoned several days | to climb into the tree in which their! | . 4 mffiat;:e;‘; a mild, cool pipe tobacco | tobacco. handles the various breeds of | and nights, and then be was pailed | nest was placed. Indeed, so able a|®Y that, sir. °E looked as if there that college bovs. favor. Smell it. bacteria as an ordinary chef handles| by the ear to a post at the flesh sham- | fighter is the shrike that some other pepper and salt, mustard and cloves| bles. As the next item he was turned | birds, notably orioles and doves, fre- might be something that wasn’t just to *is liking. but I gathered from ’is re- , eh? Well, it has been : d T™T ;Zz{ye?irofiu;ics:t?ce co;|xo§edn:f ihe and mace.”—Buffalo Express. out naked from the middle upward. | quently build their nests in the same :)“:_g:ilzhm e found 1t hunusually com T. BEAUDE E essential oils of citronella, bergamot and many boys with withy rods whip- | tree in order to share the benefit of bis Prapri‘etor-—“’ell what &d he say Merchant Tailor and cassia. e, ped him out of the town. He Wwas| prowess. The drongo cuckoo lays its| o0 050 * Ladies' and Gents' Suits to Order. 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