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nearly 1000 years, she never deserted
the post of duty in ministering to the
spiritual wants Of the Irish people.
''All that he writes about the wars
between the Irish andS Normans, and
the later qualrels of the Protestants
and Catholics has no bearing upon the
question at issue. '-Histo1cus.
Did "Historicus'' ever go through
the geometrcal demonstration of pons
asinorum (bridge Of asses), il SO, does
he not know the proposition requires Il
full solution to have the answer COM
Dlete?
have shown the continuity of the
Roman Catholic church from the days
of st. Patrick to the present in Ireland,
by briefly touching on Irish history to
date If :Historicus' is so irresistibly
dense that he cannot see clearly this
fact, this discussion has not aimed to
furnish him brains. l have already eX-
haustively shown that st. Patrick
lived and died the first Roman Catholic
primate Of all Ireland, and in full ac-
cord with the Apostolic See to the
close of his life. Cardinal Logue is
the present Roman Catholic archbishop
of Armagh, and the acting successor
of st. Patrick, as prilnate of all Ire
land. He has been created so by the
Apostolic See at Rome. He has the
sanction and authority in the discharge
of his sacred duties of Leo KILL, the
illustrious living successor of st. Peter
AS the Most Rev. William Alexander
is not OF the religion of Leo KILL, he
is only Protestant archbishop of Ar
magh, and as such can never be the
legitimate successor Of st. Patrick.
Mr.. "Historicus," there is no tangled
condition Of Irish history. 1t is a
straight story of an ancient race, well
written by some Of her ablest schol-
ars, a nation whose literature is rich
in story and song. Like your other
blunders, the tangle is entirely in your
diminutivc brain.
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lines. One barn was ut Eighteenth
and Walnut streets and mt Fourth ave-
nuc and Main street was the drawing
station. All the cars of the system
! had to pass there, and it was there
that the money was drawn from the
big clumsy boxes into which the fares
We're dropped.
One of the rules of the company was
that as each bag Of money was drawn
the drawer must carry it into the
office, put it into the safe and close
the door. 10 this rule .Jolnsol.owed
his promotion from office boy.
Mr.. Du Pont was seldom at the
drawing station during the day, and in
time the drawers grew careless. No
one had access to the room but the
drawers, and knowing one another to
be honest, they formed the habit of
carclcssly throwing the bags of money
on the floor and piling them all into
the safe in Il heap at the end of the
day or when they thought Mr.. Du
P0nt might be around.
One day tire chief drawer was ill
and young Johnson, the Office boy, was
sent by Mr.. Du Pont from Eighteenth
and Walnut streets to Fourth and
Main to help out. johnson read the
rules and in drawing the bag of money
from the first Car, he bounded up the
steps to the room, opened the safe,
threw in the money and slammed the
door
"What did you do that for?' de-
nandcd the bOokkceper
''Thc rules say so,' answered the sub
drawer over his shoulder as he ran
down the steps to meet another car.
The same thing was repeated a doz-
ell times. Then the boohkceper wheel
ed around and dcmanded:
Don't you think Pm honest? DO
/ you think | want to steal any or thar
money!"
Dunno" answered Johnson: "but
the rule says, Put the bag in the safe
and shut the door, and that's what Pm
going to do wAetllcr you like it or
not" ....
The bool<kccpcr jumped off his stool
just rs Mr.. Du Pont stepped in.
whats all this row about?" ru
asked. ....
'"l'liis young fool is acting as if he
thought was trying to steal your
money" the bo0kkcclnr replied.
81 was Just obeying the rule, Mr.
Du Pont," spoke up young Johnson
, 'Herc it is" and he showed the prcsi-
dent Of the company the rule
"All right. my boy said Mr.. Dn
Pont; "since you obey the rules so
well, I'll make you chief drawer right
now"
Two years later. when he was II,
johnson was superintendent of the
road.
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for 400 years. AS there are many gen
uine bulls Of Adrian W., PAT in one
work, Patrologia of Migne, all are
signed except ten. Some of these are
fragments, and the rest papers of mi
nor or transitcry Importance, the form
of which, it was of no interest to pre-
serve. The bull to Henry was claimed
as a title deed to nation and it's
people. All important bulls from
Adrian bore his signature and without
exception gave the name of the chan
cellor Of the Church of Rome At the
same time we have before us Il scrap
Of paper, without signature, void in it's
form, illegal and worthless in all it's
features, implying by it's phraseology
that Adrian ". gave as present a
Kingdom and it's people to Henry H.,
without even his gracious majesty
deigning to ask the sovereign pontiff
for so small a trife. If all this be
true, why did Cardinal Rolando, chan
cellor of the Roman church under
Adrian w., sign all the bulls of that
pontiff, preserved in the Bullarium,
and fail to sign this one having a ma
tional impol ltance and bearing on a
great people and their country? In
the pontiff's reign there is no case like
it. AS this alleged bull has the ear
marks and every evidence of fraud
and forgery, the conclusion is evident
that it is a spurious document The
life work Of Cardinal Vivian, legate
from Rome, who arrived in Ireland in
l177, six years after the landing of
Henry H., shows that he never paid
any attention to the bull, as William of
Newbury, a contemporary, declared
that Cardinal Vivian, although direct
from Rome, took the Irish side and
exhorted them to fight for their coun-
try. Irish history teens with instan-
ces of this kind, which show the friend
ship of Rome for the Irish cause and
its opposition to tie course of Henry
II. to Ireland. AS actions are louder
than words, the constant friendship,
devotion. services and loyalty rendered
by the Roman Catholic clergy in Ire
land to the nation at large, during the
Norman invasion, is unqualified evil
dence of the good will Of the sovereign
pontiff us we'll as the spurious charac-
ter of the alleged bull of Adrian Nv.
The fourth principal point under dis
cussion is, did the Irish Church remain
loyal to the Apostolic See from the
days of st. Patrick uninterruptedly
to the present day, and who is the
living legitimate primate of Armagh?
AS "Historicus," by his points, includes
the time commencing with St. Pat
ricl's birth, then back to the queen
with the big ruffles (Elizabeth), then
in his zigzag fashion, to Henry Planta-
genet, and William Alexander. of Ar
magh, this covers n period in Irish
history from the year 432 to 1901, or
a cycle of time for 400 years. Dur
ing this period the Irish people and the
Roman Catholic church passed
through 300 years of war with the
Danes, 400 years of war with the Nor
mans, also the wars with Henry Will,
Elizabeth, Cromwell and William of
Orange. l have shown in brief
manner that the Catholic church in
Ireland passed through all these wars
and cruelties, though battered and
SCARED by her ferocious enemies for
The Irish standard., 1901-05-25

Il understand" remarked the father,
that Jane has rejected that young
Schndlrs bccIllsr he didn't size lp TO
her idea Of manly beauty" "And she
should be ashamed of herself" added
the mother. tlougltlcssly. 'If had
looked for Il handsome man ] might
never have been married"
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Walker Dad Pushed

The railroad that is being built
from Wheeiock to the tItascao lake
region ii being pushed to d rapid
completion, and the construction
has been favored by the fine
weather that has prevailed dur
ing the past two weeks.
The result is that Six miles Of
the grade is completed and ready
for the ties and rails.
The contract for this Z work has
been let to A. Guthrie & Co., and
the material and men will be on
the ground this week to com
mence the work. The remainder
|of the 16.mile stretch of road
that will be built this fall is
being done as rapidly as possible,
and it is expected that by the
time the rails are laidon the por-
ton now graded the remainder
viii be ready and the work OF
laying rails and ties will go on
nninterruptedly.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
IRA REYNOLDS
is DEAD
Found With Two Bullet Holes In
His Body.-.FrOzen and Eaten
by Wolves.

Ira Reynolds in the days gone
by has been a familiar figure in
Bemidji, He was about 45 years
old, and was not considered very.
highly here. He left here about
six months ago, and made Farris
his hang out, whore his sister
resides.
Deputy Sheriff Chamberlain
Of Hubbard county passed
through here Monday for Farley,
where he hoped to find q man
who is suspected Of having killed
Reynolds about two weeks ago
The murdereris supposed to be
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
.Israin WOOD Nonsei,se.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most competent
authorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind OF 1000 is
needed Tar brain, another for muscles,
and still another for bones. A cor
rect diet VIII not only noufish . par.
iticular part OF the body, but twill
sustain every other part. Yet, how
ever good your food may be, Its nhtri-
rnent il destroyed by indigestion or
dyspspsia. You must prepare for
their appearance or prevent their
coming BIZ taking regular doses OF
GreerSs August Flower, the favorite
medicine OF the healthy millions. A
few doses aids digestion, stimulates
the liver TO healthy action, puriiies
the blood and makes you buoy ant and
vigorous. You can get DIR. g. G..
Green's reliable remedies at Mayo's
drug store. Get Green's special al
manac
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21

working in the lumber camps.
The body Of Reynolds was
found in the woods Monday about
a mile from town and so feet
from the wagon road leading to
Farris.
The remains were identified as
those of Ira Reynolds of Farris,
who disappeared three weeks
ago. Death was caused by a
gunshot wound, and the first
conclusions indicated suicidefor
accidental shooting, as one bar
rel of a shotgun found near by
was empty.
The body was frozen to the
and badly eaten by
wolves.
Later investigation reveals the
fact that Reynolds was seen leav-
ing Cass Lake with a friend
about two weeks ago, which leads
many to suspect foul play.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
A Village Blacksmith Saved His
LitfIe Sons ii ife.

Mr.. Fl. H. Black, the well-known
village blacksmith at Grahamsville,
Sullivan Co., N. X, says: ssOur
little son, FIVE years old, has always
been subject to Group, and so bad
have the attacks been that we have
feared many times that he would die.
We have had the doctor and used
many medicines, but Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy is now our sole reli-
ance. 1t seems to dissolve the tough
mucus, and BY giving frequent doses
when croupy symptoms appear, we
have found that the dreaded Group Is
cured before 1t gets settled. There
is no danger in giving this remedy,
for it contains no opium or other In
furious drug, and may be given as
to a babe as TO an adult.
For sale by Mayo's Drug Store.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Plle-ine Cures piles.

Money refunded if it ever fails. Anti-Ague
cures chlls and fever.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
The Bestof Poultry Papers Free.

Nearly every family in the United
States is interested in poultry, either
raising much or little, or else cOnsum-
ing it. The PIONEER has made ar
rangements whereby it can send the
Western Poultry News one year free
to any person paying one years sub
scription in advance. Old subscribers
can take advantage OF this offer also.
The Western Poultry News is big
32-page monthly chicken magazine,
published at Lincoln, Neb., printed on
fine paper, illustrated, and is an
acknowledged authority on poultry
methods. Every housewife in town
or country, as we'll as farm or city
man, should have 1t, especially when
it can be secured free.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
wINsOR WAyELETS.

j Andrew Johnson and Laurit;
Ask went to Fosston last week
with loads Of grain. Mr.. John
lson, who is clerk of this school
district, brought our blackboard
Eup with him. 1t is the famous
Hylo plate blackboard, and
though not as durable as slate,
figures show much palmer omit,
There will be a. Christmas tree
held in the school house Of Dis
ftrict No. 10 this year, and a big
time is anticipated, for every one
asked to contribute has given S1,
and the prospects are that there
viii be plenty Of funds. One of
the features of the evening will
be d program by the children of
/ the school. Another VIII be a
barrel 81 apples Set under a tree,
out Of which everyone will be
permitted to take their fill.
Hans Hanson, who has had the
drilling machine owned by Mr.
Jose drilling a well at his place,
has secured a flow Of water and
will not haverto trouble his neigh
bors any more.
Alex Hanson went to Fosston
last Monday and brought back
some erasers for our new black.
board.
Prairie fires have been very
numerous the past two weeks,
as one could see d fire from six
ITO eight miles long almost any
night. The result lis that most
Of the long grass in this section
has been destroyed, and in some
cases where the owners have
been absent, barns and home:
steader's cabins have been de.
stroyed.
Wanted BY q young (?) bach.
elor, a wife. She must betgentle
of nature, because the advertiser
is not. She must be q good cook
and able to do big jobs in the cul'
mary line on account Of the I'D.
lyertiser's appetite. Looks and
figure not taken into considera
ton. Anyone filling the faboye
SUPPLEMENTS enquire Of c.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Do You Know This?

Do yon know that d neglected cough or cold
leads to consumption? More people die from
The effects OF catching cold than from any
other known cause. There is one remedy. and
remember 1t only costs 25 cents, that has
proven IL safe, unfailing cure for coughs and
colds. 1t is called Mexican Syrup. Your
druggist has it or will get it for you. It heals
and strengthens the lungs and breathing pass
ages, when nothing else you take seems to do
you good, you had better get q bottle today
and read the, testimonials on the wrapper.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
! Literary Notes.


Geanette Daley has discontin-
'.ued school for a time to visit her
home.
Roy tDunning is at school now,
having commenced Monday for
the ffirstftime this term.
"A special meeting of the Liter
airy society was held Tuesday at
4 O'Clock p. M, and the regular
meeting postponed from Friday
to b week from then, orto Nov. I29.
Nellie BAILEY, Editor.
HARRY CELL, Assistant.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Have You Worms?

Are you growing thin and sickly? Has your
skin pale or sallow tinge? Do you not occas-
ionally feel a hollow sensation in the pit of
your stomach or q queer distress In your
bowels: Do you get easily vexed, nervous or
fidgety? Probably you are nourishing some
stomach worms a lengthy tape worm, or else
900 pin worms that are deviJalizing your en-
tire system. You can expel them by taking
Mothers Worm Syrup. Nothing else is SO
effective.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Z sseiia,ble and GlIen,s,lc.

Ia pills q pill, ,,asays the saw But
there are pills and pills. Yod want q
pill which is certain, thorough and
gentle. Mustn't grippe. BeWitt's
Little Early Risers filsthe bill. Purely
vegetable. Do not force but asaist
the bowels TO act. Strengthen and in
vigorate. Small and easy TO take. F.
A. Mayo.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Better Health.

Mexican Root Pills, simply because they
cleanse the system of sickening and effete
matter so thoroughly and completely. 1t is a
sin to remain constipated when Mexican Root
Pills only cost % cents Il box.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
The Best Pain Cure

Is one that is absolutely safe and sure, and
that taken internally will cure cramps and
colo, or applied external will reduce swellings
and subdue pain Gooch's Quick Relief does
this and only costs Is cents.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
County News

Tenstrike.
The citizens Of Farley will vote
on the matter of incorporation as
a village On Dec. z.
Dunk Campbell is Under arrest
at Duluth FOR enticcing Helen Ed
well into an uansavory house at
Benlidii. Her mother rescued her
BY a decision Of the United
States land department. Iyer
Krohn Of Shevlin has lost his
claim BY contest. Il is q valuable
claim on the newly opened White
Earth reservation.
Game Warden Fullerton pre-
sented the governor of South Da-
kota with a hunting license, and
the latter visited Northern Bel
trami. l
The Towhsite of Bear Greek has
been plated.
The county is under martial
law, judging by the number 'cf
men carrying gums. n
y. s. Hanson : Of Bag1ey has
moved 60 Hitterdahl, Mimi. fto
engage IN business.
The West hotel al Shevlin Has
been leased BY G. 1. Dickinson Of
Bagley.
P. j. McGarr, 9 hospital at Far.
lev is reported ready for business.
1t is reported that the little
chunk of Beltramis county which
fits into the indentationf of Che
southern shore of the Lake of the
Woods, and which is a part Of
the ceded Red Lake reservation, Is
to be surveyed as soon as the conf
tract for the work can be let,
The surveyor general has received
instructions to proceed 'immddiS
ately with the work, there being
IS, 900 in the treasury available
for the purpose. !
Half a dozen saloons in sight for
Farley.
When It comes TO municipal
troubles, Tenstrike can give bigger
towns pointers, |
Land values around Sheylin,
have nearly doubled within the
past two years, Druggist DECKER
son tells us.
Blackjack would certainly be
an excellent location for a big
sawmill This winter.
A sister of Frank Manrer, Che
young man who was recently.
drownedin Lake Milan, has taken
possession of his valuable claim
north OF Buena Vista. 4.
Miss Leesman isreported to have
sold her claim near Red Lake, in
l15O. 80, for SO, 600, says the Black.
Iduck Times. II
Ebro now has q railway station!
day and night operator and astele-
Iphone. Hear 'em holler!
Mr.. Dickey will start ! store and
stopping place this winter on the
Big Fork road near Dinner creek.
Comrnissioner Watson still re.
members his Creator in Che days
Iof his youth, and last Sundaylor.
ganized "a Sabbath school at
Bridge. Il,
Une sOf .tne pr0ndest achieve"
ments Of this county was III The
securing Of the Bagley Roller
mills, which has been q great help
to Che farmers with wheat to sell
orsexchange in the western part
lof the :con1ty. The mill finds a
ready sale at home and abroad for
its output, and cash to The amount
of $500 per day has been paid out
for grain brought in by tle farm.
ers. II
| I'm the case Of John Sommer.
void VS.. County Superintendent
Dunwoody, which hearing was
held here some three weeks ago
before the state superintendent In
/ regard to tiieresoking of Mfr Som.
] n1ersolds certificate. has Been de.
/ cided in oinnisrvoias favor. and
his certificate has been returned
II = ST. al Il. & "a z 81 A. Il
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-11-21
Want To Re Pretty-

Then purify your blood by taking Gooch's
Sarsaparila, the best of all blood medicines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
AFRAID OF UNCLE SAM
Aristocratic Society OF ST. Thomas
Protest Against Sale CT Dan
ISL West Indies.

Copenhagen, Dec. Z5.-A short time aso
the Dan" the aristocratic society club
OF St. Thomas. on behalf Of the popula-
ton Of the Danish West Indies. forward
Cd petition TO King Christian protest
ing against the sale OF the Islands 70 the
United States.
The Dan" has now gone step further
in publishing a pamphlet that has been
scattered broadcast ali over Denmark
This document advances a series of
arguments to prove why Denmark should
not sell the West indies. and sets forth
the aneged sentiment OF the islanders
against the sale.
Il declares that the United states have
run mad with imperialism: that our &C.
cupation Of s. Thomas would drive away
All foreign trade. and vinds up hv point
ing out Americas treatment q poor
Porto Rico IS a warning example
Speaking Of the popular feeling the
pamphlet says;
The sentiment here today s. scch that
Il a plehiscite were taken q answer The
question: DO you want n become Amer
csns~ the answer would b emphatic
No
we ara too close y the unhappy Is
and ot Porto Rico the pamphlet says.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26

G. Howie, at No. 10 East Twenty-seventh
street On the day named the astrologer
sailed for Europe, leaving, as he alleges.
a trunk and the four oil paintings on
canvass. the latter rolled and making a
package more than six feet long, in his
room. He says that he requested 8frs.
HOWE to place them in her storeroom
during his absence. and that she promised
to do so.
There was painting Of an ancient
Egyptian chart of the earth zodiac, cop
led from the temple at Denderah, on the
Nile, by Raphael. the plaintiff; picture
in colors Of a large human hand; a harem
scene. in which four sisters are portrayed
and 6-foot canvas OF a beautiful woman
sitting in meditation upon a rock, with
z cupid perched upon her shoulder
On December Raphael returned from
Europe. 10 ind that the house was empty.
Detectives were employed. and ii was
then discovered that the HoHies had re-
moved TO a fat on Lexington avenue, and
had taken with them only enough furni-
ture 70 furnish it, selling the balance 10 a
secondhand dealer named KaliskL The
Raphael trunk and hat box that came to
the house subsequently were put in stor-
age BY the Howies. and the receipts were
turned over to Raphael. But the Howies
declare that they know absolutely nothing
Of the pictures. All concerned believe the
Howies n this. but they are asked TO
paw for the loss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-26
LEFT WIFE PENgILESS
Actor Haa Leaves Poor Little Nate
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