Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 26, 1918, Page 4

‘Dec. 14, (By. Mail. ot cemeteries in eyvery part of the . world will undertaken by Great Britain as one of her xfter-the»war duties, . Plans for the work already are be-|' ing worked out by the imperial war graves commission which « recently sent to France Sir Fredrick Kenyon, 5 w ho_made & survey of -t yn,; ade recommendations | lay ‘and care of the cemeterid . whieli~the commission adopted. ; No private mémorials will be per-|- in the cemeteries. !-}eadntones 4 ;llki as mamorials or €q A corps of architects and ug . gardeners soon will be sent to Francé : ‘tht central memorial for each’ .~ cemetery and decide on plans for ita . care lnd beautification. - It is planned to erect in each ceme- tery a cross and another monument -which, it is proposed, will be ‘“‘one great, fair stone of fine proportions, feet in lying raised . upon-three steps, and third shall be twice the width of the ‘second, and that edch stone shdll’ bear, in .indellible lettering, gome thoughts or words of sacred de- dication,”’ This stone in each ceme- “will be near the eastern boun- § it ‘as the men. faced Arrnngemenu will be mada in all cemeteries. in -which ‘Indians are urfed to conform to their cast and ..'.creed practices. Although the majority of British * soldiers foll in Prance and Belgium, .- eemeteries will number hundreds in}. other “lands, . some - of ' which are Mub'potam alestine, Syria, Bgypt, allipaolt; Malta, Mudros, Gibraltar, & Bul:lr!r. Ttaly, Cyprus, and China. - 1t is sxpected work of establishing the cemeteries. will require -several ‘Because of the fact that thou- years. sands of Britishers were buried where | = they feif in France and Belgium, the work will be made most complex. . In some cases it will be impossible to : nmm' the battlefleld graves. Paulng‘ of Emma, ©. Emma Is dead. 'She died, not per hapa aitogether that others might live, but ghe surely. ‘died to make an Ameri- ean hollday. Most of her life she had " Ype ‘petted and dined, - for it was de- that ‘she’ nnt welght; mueh ‘ :’md”temal’ ég o.8pecie | WA, -in her tended %fl‘r rénloved rom base hospital 15 10 base 32, And thnt is just where in- ‘terest for all the folks at home who filve boys at base 32 starts, for surely ‘B6 miember of the hospital so far for- snd grew. Récently the end:came. It was announced in & letter home thus S tal in es, and_while it may Be dlfiéyal o say go, the diners say she tusted better than American pork. ot weep nof, you outsiders who read F Rmma, yu only 8 -wild* hog,- B‘trlpes. § graphically: “We ate Wnnp the Holl to eatch and store ter rains. Vegetables and fruits mostly water, Get all the water Yyou can for war service for your grow- ing crops next spring, If you put your nrden lnw condition of a sponge and gwmt mtn\cq; RVADOD-: " ding pgainst fi!." de deep . unleaa you wb\flfi riig' to the surface poor gar M lon. lfigs Mabel Norman was the guest of and Mrs. T. J. Welsh at din- ner yesterday. ~ Mrs.cAnnie Gunniss of Leech Lake is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Welst for a week, S2 _causes poor appe~ digestion, headaches, bflioumeu and ‘more serious § Hollister’s. Rocky Mountain Tea is a sure remedy for- conahpation. These won- derful. herbs have long been fanibus: for quick and positive results. By restoring normal bowel action, you will gain| color, weight and youthful en- ergy.. -Take tonight—tomor- row- ful right. . Drug Store N “r cocp ritish ' Museum.; o8 0bjects:ta | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FOR SALE—Oak, well bullt store ladder. Call at Ploneer office. 1123t1 THERE'S BIG WORK AHEAD. (By Unlted Press. London, Dec. 11. (By Mail.)— Ilauroad tunnels under the Straits of over ‘and.- Gibraltar are projected as part of English and European recon- struction. ‘Plans already have been 8§ prepared. It also is proposed to construct a rallroad from Gibraltar along the northwestern coast of’ Africa to Dntar, Cape Verde, or Bathurst. “"Phis, it is planned, would make posgible steamboat connection ' with prazil by which a traveler could make the journey from the Mediterranean fouth America in five days. Con- fons’ from England and France _be almost as.quick. _ QUESTION' OF CAMIONS. (By United Press.) Paris, Dec. 6. (By Mail.)—What will become of the thousands’of mil- ary automobiles and trucks now in ance? is a question .traquently . It-is possible, according to WANTED A WANTED — Girl at St Hospital. 1231 WANTED—Plain knitting and cro- cheting to do at home. Mrs. Marcia Mitchell, 12th St. between Bemidji and Doud Aves. 2d1227 WANTED—Secondhand wood heat- er. Phone 698. 2d1224 L ASl e WANTED—Position as stenographer and bookkeeper. Have had ex- perience in court work. Write 514 Mississippi Ave, 2d1224 WANTED—Cleaning girl, by house- keeper at the Hotel Mark, at once. 1223tf WANTED—Girl for- general house- k. - Mrs. B. E. Kenfleld, 1222 ome sources, that the French trans., mor D “|portation -system may be practically | Doud avenue. Phone 730. ' 1129tf ‘revo'lutlonlzed by use of the famous|pop ANY kind of a real estate deal camions. ? The French army alone has thou- see or write B. J, Willits, ,407 Bel- sands of big trucks, which not only trami Ave., new location. ~ 1213tf carriedlsu:plles, but dashed from on’g e part” of the front to another witl % troops. Should these trucks be FOR RENT turned to peaceful pursuits, railway traffic would be reduced greatly. It FOR RENT-—S8ix room house; 615 is lkely they will play a big part| ' Irvine Ave. A. Klein. 3d1227 in the wurk of reconstruction, at - 1“" % FOR RENT-—Modern- office rooms. 0O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. 1041228 W ANT AD DEPT FOR RENT—One office room in the 129¢¢ Security Bank. NOSE CLOGGED FROM. 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' No company of like proportions and of like age was ever on a more . substantial financial basis. ; i ¥ S - G * 3 PAN MOTOR COMPANY SAINT CLOUD {Pan Town], MINN. COLLAPSIBLE I'VE. CoME. PERISCOPE ! PREPARED FoR EMERCENCIRS' HERE S SOME - THIN IN MY COAT PockeT 1T'S A~