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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30
0of6are Sem6noer.

8islpeilen bort man bon Gepdn=
bern, oeren StofF 10 einaig in feiner
Nrt TT, oaB iie als punoerbare 8eiz
ipiele oeifen, mas Die menIdli9e
Gunit pollcncen fann, aufbetpa1rt
perben. 8on biefer Mrt lit bas aleio
BON adferfliiseln, bas ieinem sludtiz
hsn 8eitBer Elm 8erm0sen einbra9ts
unb mod beute Elm 8ermDsen 1pertb
1T. 5rau Sam goparbs, bic Satin
zines ensliiden S9auipielers, lit Die
8eiiberin bieIes nunberbaren @eipan=
bes, bas ibr Elm inoiI9er RaDi9ab als
9o4aeitsgeI9ent fir einen Oienit
mahte, ben ibr @atte linn emit eelei>
itet bate. $4,000 Sliiselceden zines
inoii9en adfers iinb auf ben Stoff
gendbt unb perleiben ben flisbenbsn
5alten einen i6immernoen, grim ir;=
iirenoen @lans. Die Dame trus bas
aleib auf Der 8ibne, mo- es Turore
ma9te. 8iele elesante Oamen tpiin19=
ten es nad5uabmen, fanben es aber
unmOsli6, eritli4 nesen Der @eltenz
feit oes Sniects unb 5tpeitens pegen
Der '@9nisrisfeit, bic aarten Jliiselz
beden auf bem Stoff gu befetisen. Die
Soften iinb natiirlih nur annGbernb
gu i4GBen, tperoen aber pobl SIS, 900
betrdgen.
Mu9 einige uncipililirte 0Dlfer Tnb
beriibnt pegen Der 6eritellung Der
fpftbariten &leiber. Die syrduen Der
gbepenne : Snbianer trasen Bel fefli@
den @elegenbeiten &leiber aus f1Dnem
tpeiben WilDleber, bas 10 eeserbt lit,
baB es fpeih ipie Rattun lit. Sic iinb
ni9t nit 9piben unb Sutpelen; fon=
bern nit 3dhnen bpm glentbier be-
Ieht. Gin iol9es aleib tit nidt unter
$40O gu baben, unD Elm beionDers gu=
tes fotet $500. Das toItbarfe Sc
lpanb ber Meit mar 1883 in Der ST.
19erei Musitellung in 2onbon auss
geltellt. gs mar Elm ebemaliger RD@
niasmantel bon ben 5anbtpidb Snz
leln, Der aus rotben, i9nar3en nnD
relben 5ebern gemaht mar. Der WDz
gel, Der bic gelben 5ebern lieferte, 1T
iebt ausgeitorben, unD er par INNER
10 ielten, bab man anbertAaib Subrz
bunberte brduhte, um genug GeDern
fir ben Mantel gu fammeln, ba ieoer
Dogel nur brei ober bier 5ebern Der
erforberlihen Site lieferte. Ser Manz
tel ipurbe uuf } MiiliOnen Dollars be-
iDertbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30
Der lufi9e prin5.
Gin Tiid6lid auf Die @eIhihte bes
garnebalS. o

nCarne vale, ober anf Deut1d:
GntIagung bes Sleii6senuf1es. Sin
9ebpt Der Stride in ben romaniichen
2dnbern pdbrenb Der 6aitenaeit eab
benz ieit langen Sabren 10 polfsthumz
LTD setporoenen rgarnepal" nit bei1en
pielen 2uitbarfeiten uno Masfen1derz
gen ieinen Namen. @be in alten, perz
sangenen 3eiten Der Menih, naments
LID berientge, unter Der iiiblinen
5onne tpobnenbe, Der ipie mir Nue,
bon Natur gum bollen @enui1e Der
ssreuben BEG 2ebens Deranlagt unb sez
ipib audi beredtist mar, fid cine lan=
ger anbauernbe Gntbaltfamfeit aufz
erlegen mubte, polIte er porber nod
etnmal 10 reat austoben, unb pollauf
bas @rlaubte senieben. Mus bieiem
@runbe entitanoen bieMummeninerae,
bic Wasferaben, unb bic Dffentli1en
Masfenaufsiige in ben groben Stdb=
ten gurppas. Der garnepal, emit i'm
Ionnisen Stalien seboren, pflan3te iid
i'm Qaufe Der Sabre ipeiter mad benz
Norban bes europdii9en gontinentss
fort, unb treuate alsbann bas Wieer,
inbem er aud an pielen pldben ber
@ereinisten Staaten bon Mmerita beis
miih tpurbe.
Gin tpirflides Wolfsfeif i'm pabren
Sinne bes Mortes feiert Biz in biz
iiingften Sage mod INNER bas luftige,
allen Jrembsn 10 fehr ipmpathi{1e
unb entsesentpmmenbe gDln a. Nbein,
bic -GolOniu Nsrippina" DDer, ipie e.
Die 8iirger ieiner pielen fd0nsn Rirs
den unb 3umal ieines berrlihen Doz
mes tpegerl gtrne nennen b0ren: rDas
beilige G6lnS. Orei pole Gage buueri
ber garnepul in 46ln's rbeiliqeu
Wuuern", unb ftsbt DGbrenb bitier
Orei 3agt Elm jebes lnus alien Nlasz
ten gaitlih often. llebfrall fiRbei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30

auh Der frembs 9eiuher Elm freunbli=
DIES Millfomnlen, unb in ben 6Guferr
ber better iituirten Niirgsrfdmifsn
auberbem nod cine M-i GarnebaIz @es
bGd gum helisbisea Cebraudbe Dpr=
rdtbis. Die prli3si pber bas MilitGr
| iinb in bieien Eagsn BON ben Gtraben
beinabe gang nerIf!punben, benn
| prina garnebal f91pirtst fem @aepter
nnb er regiert iiberan nnbeanitdnbet.
MusfAreitunsen erniter Mrt pDer gar
Mrrefte tpegen @ergeben fomtien unter
elmer 8ebDlferung bon beute iiber
100000 Seelen ipdbrenb biefer brei
Sage bD1it ielten por. Die garnebals~
| freuben unb GebrGuhe, bic erlaubten
Mdsfeniher3e, felt bielen Jabren bon
@eneration su Generation fnrtge=
pflanst, fiben feit i'm 6eraen bes 8ols
tes. @elbit bic fDniglihe Regierung
i'll Berlin fommt benz G0lner gdrne=
bal, nan benz befannten @rnnbiabe,
bdB elm frobes, luitises Bolt leidt all
lenfen lit, in ieber Weiie entgeger.
sic leibt 3. 3. Der qroben garnepal=
geieli9aft iebes sSabr bic frdftisen
unb einsefabrensn Mrtilleriepferbe bes
in gDln sarnifonirenben Mrtinerie%
regiments gratis, bic bann gum 3ie6en
Der nit Menfden belabenen fdtperen
Garnebals1pagen benubt tperben.
Nebnli6 1T es in Maina am Hbein,
unb au9 in parts, mo man ben nit
bunten 8dnbern seidmiidten sroben
SAfen rMarbi @ras" bem Wolfe
unter peridiebenen Dffentltden Geit@
lthteiten preissiebt. lleberalI fu6t
unb finbet bic iiberfdiiiiise 2ebensz
traft bes @oltes in 0ffentliden Mm=
siigen unb Masferaben einen seiunben
4uspes. Nu4 in unferem Gdnbe, in
Neip Orleans, ftnben iebes Sabr
pradtpoGte Dffentli9e aluf5iise, beren
Mottbe tbeils ber Mbtbplosie, tbeils
Der reid-sn amerttaniIden GeI9i9te
entnommen itnb, itatt. Sie S9liiHel
Der Stabt perben audi bort prina
Garnebal feisrli6 iiberrei1t unb iein
Rei6, tpenn au9 nur bon fur3er
Dauer, 1T boiler Sreuoe unb 2ebens=
luit.
Wir ftebsn aud bier in Milpaufee
feute mitten i'm 3et9en Der garne=
balsfreuben, bic ii6 Bel uns bauptfG9z
li6 in Der 8erantaltung arDberer
Wtastenbdre funb seben.
gs 1inb fir bic nd9itsn Woden in
Wfilpaltee einiee 25 Masfenbdae Der
per i4ieeenen 8ereine anseiast. giel
Nrbett uno Na9oenfen tptrb auf lire
slanaenoe sSni5eniruns pertpanbt unb
man4es @eiddft lebt BON ibnen. unb
einmal i'm Sabre min audi Bel uns
oas 8olf alien tonpentionellen 3pans
BET Settle ieben, rielbit Elm &Dnis
iein", unb feinen Neieuneen 10 re9t
na9 Seraensluit bic 3isel i9ieBen
lai1en. unb tpie unlere GabmItabt
our9 Die can5en Ser. Staaten 1i9
tpdbrenb bes ganaen sSabres zines ausz
geaei9neten &ufes erfreut, 10 au9
tpdbrenb Der garnepals3eit. 9lusz
l9reitunsen tpmmen au9 bier in unz
ierem friebli4en Milpaufee tpG6renb
Der 3eit Der Masfenfreibeit 10 gut tpie
gar ni4t por.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30

Bauer (ber einen MaIer lGngere
3eit aufiebt): rWatt moten @e eaertts
Iid nit be 8ilIer9"-M aler: ,Die
berfauft man an 2eute. bic ibre syreube
baran baben. "-8 uer: LIMB ipenn
fi9 MI 70 cen MIDI finbts"-M aIer:
.Dann bdnse id fie In msine @tnbe!"
3. u T (na9 einisem Na1bens
ten): rNa, bann nDben Ge ober be
Stub buQ BiIIer bebben."
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39pr Drr AuHIuue.

g ie:: Sud einmal, MGnnhen.
bieien reioen6en 6ut ba!"-gr:: .Ros
itet aber audi fiiltfaig Marf. G ie:
.Sa, ben tpilf Neumaier f.iner syrult
f4enten. &c r: -llnIinn! sSiinfaiu
Wfart fur einen Out t1nnen sc 1if,is
moiers iid ia gar niht Itiften.
-@te: Rein, Mdnnhen. ou& meine
Wleinung. Nber, itidt pybr? mt 8
iOnnen 6 uns IsiFenga
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8rrliste1 RinN.

Der tleine Jrtb: rMutta,
.ben gins rnsin Qebrer porbei. ."-M u t.
ter: rDu hait bod fdDn gesriibt.
mein Sunse9"-G ib: rND, Ct bat
nt4t raufseeudt." - M u I ter:
rIber haft Ou Did nidt ben,erfli9
gemd6tg" IS rib: rNa, aber feite,
suerit babe it9 mid serdu1pert,. bant,
babe i4 genieit. unb als er bann nod
niat raufsudte. babe i'd runterses
9pudt."
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Rr:uhtuas3tu.

~Iber. papa, ip.rn iisb rnein BrGu4
tigam iiber Deins DermIgensperbGlt.
niile ii, einen. Musf,nftsbureau ertuns
bist. bebt ct bte Msrlc6uas auf!4
.9erubis' Did, Rinb. ben lpe-fen fie
iiberau hinaus!"
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Sitt bier uf Ell MIbare rpie
@ott Baal ietbif I'LL etpen.

Da praatihen frieblidl ie III itu;nrs
Sn LANCER, LANCER Heibe,
LII fleene Wdo9enS lptmmeln rum
lin retderu ibnen @eibe."-
xGi," ipreh' tdl, nineld, d iheentr WrcH3
IS bos bel bic Miiprerl~-
sSa, iudrfIitb ia, baS 10 IS anhis
Seifst biefgeriebrt met Giebrsr. !
Die LAUDER @ebmutb blidt sr b'reir.
..Denu," Sast er naM 'ner 0auie, =.
$50 lang ipie fe in Den,bel ietn.
Samin mir ide mid se SduieI"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30

Der Gtegliber Mn3eiger pom "a.
DeS. entbislt bic Marnuns: r9eim
1srdnnnben bss SnbrrsipedisIs 1T
ipkDsrum bardnf aufmtriiam 3u
MAIDEN, buB es fih bringenb empfieblt,
ben Ginfduf Der yrsinrarfen fur bic
N.uiabrSbriefe niht Biz gum 81. De-
asmber ~ peri9Kben.- 5tbs ridtig!
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Gulnftt.

6 @driftfteIlersz szgattin:
rSeitoem Oh mid eebeiratbst baF,
1qrs1b1t Ou ia ger nihts n1ebr!1
e 9rtft Feller: rNatiirLid
bell Ou msin .insiger Ct
banfe biii!"
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Q5riittHlftl1r Ahruce.

9 eper ber: sd bin nicbt
reid, 6err Gobn, aber t9 tperb' Sbre
Sodter auf 9anben trasen, ih tperb
fe bef9irmen unb bebiiten-"-W a :
ter: rNuf b 9Gnb' brauden @e fe
MIDI gu traeen, fe bat Giib'. n Gdirm
bat fe aud-unb be 9iif tSnnen Se ibr
bod MID faufen."
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BIZ ncunt.

11nterbea am ter: r5err Ratb
fnb, tpie i9 eeb0rt, fiirali9 Water eines
SD4terdells getporben; seftatten, baB
id Sbnen unb Sbrer Srau @emablin
meine untertbdnisften Gliidriin1he gu
TiiBen lese, au1 benz TrGulein 5Dd=
ter9en Bite i'd mid beitens gu empfebs
len-unbefannter Weiie!"
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1ftr Htreff.

Tran: n9llio Du iReit bic Gupps
nidts 60 tperbe i6 fie cen, itdasiaer
8ettler gsben!"-M a n n: ,Tbu,
bas, tpenisftens toernsn mir BEN I6itia
gen Rerl loS!"
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Drr Dp,r l,tu.r.

M q B q ne (3u bem BrG,ltiaam
Der &O9in): .Sbre Braut tDerbe i@
tpabrfdeinli4 entlafen. 80 olbat:
y, ih babe bann etne Mnbere, bic ie3
Sbnen empfeblen fann!"
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EtnHJra.F5er.

Moferner Oi9ter: rMenn
bod enbli9 NAL Senanb netne ges
t:Ate fommentiren polIte! Sd tpdre an
neusieria pas ft4 bic Menf9en babel
benten!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-01-30
%d1nu arTnut.

Gle (oen 5riibitiidstifd abrdur
mcnb): rDu lait ia bic Sarbellen ntdt
tegeffen!~ Or: sd batte feinen
Mppetit mebr. g ie: rWas ion i1
nun barntt ma9en?" - gr: Gin
61nibel barunter!"
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BrTrlrrinrtt.

rglos fiinfaigtaufsno Marf baben
Sic, ssrduleing Sa-1-.Mh Soft, i'd
beanfprude boh au9 gar feinen 2euts
mont. fonbern n u : etnen Maior
pber Sberft!"
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aa1ud,t Der eBe.unhnltrit.

GefdGftsreifenber {duf
einem Daeanbampfer, ipdbrenb Der
Tabrt ben europa ra4 Gmerifa, gum
Stetparbl: ~Rellner Sabl'n! ST mub
glei9 ipteber fort!1
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ateae aperuunntTd1uft.

Mihter: Sinh Sic NIT Der
Mngeflasten befreunbet ober bers
tpapbt9 tn: 81 Raffees
baS'I lit fie bait bon mir
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reSf Sbre iiinefte SCOOTER dud eine
10 enrasirte gmansipirts getporben Die
bic Gltere9" Stein, bic nurbe nod
re9taeitig eebeirotbet!"
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4rrCfrruf.

2ebrer gum @diler, ben ct fpies
len fiebt): rWas Daft Dn Bag
6 9 iiIer:: 80 nihts, 9srr pro@
fehor!" bret: .Dann thu es
ipea!"
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oDffnrr Sd)reibfbrtff non
gi,,ie banfltensel.
!Ssasayxspponcodsasssut tsssss sssss'xssso

No. III. SOB
ben f4on for {
sanae Deil ge=
nobtiBt, bab
bic Weossneiz
lern 10 fonnie
gu mid adte
Dabt. sc Is
innmer aris
neis gu ntih
nat,,afa ~, I,a,
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6.lnoridiCdjes.
Nrne,shlid1cH 5fnb.

rNun, tpie bat Sbnen neine Tifhs
rebe gefanen9" .Sehr gut! 9abe
biefeIbe nsulih audi gebalten!1
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uEsrtrurrd,rsnr Ahhilfr.

sd tpeiB gar nidt, nein Mann III
iebt immer 10 berfdlpfen!A bo
seben ste ibm bod ben 9ausi4luHel!s
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Htd1t 10 a1,trtatti1.

& m mer5ienratb (bei srps
Ber 9ibe auf benz 3ipeirab fdtpibenb):
nGott, nu' bat mer otpei Miuionen unb
mub ii9 qualen als M af d inen.
arbeiter."
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Der % Nr.,tlrrI.

Ger prntbrI.
mir treint, it5 iueer III Ninipsb,
Sm gnnb< Der Miiprer,
Me pfieiftr, ,stteiEG tlteiD' ME ofbittes
Der bienbe mir als Gitbrsr.
syett anm' nier Dor riefgtS 9ous.
9aS tuar bon lai,ber @oloe,
Dd fraap i'd mein' Niiprer aus.
N3aS Das bebeiotn follos.
Ser o,per fliitert feierlidh
Mls uie Il Qeihenbiboer:
pas Sans bas 'neniit Der Dtfnbel 1u
Der betl'gen 5Gtpiegernliboer.
me iebe GhutegermubSer, bic
Or, g7iuineh a Nhut net1oeft.
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": r@don I'm 3t,1lfe, eben bnt's
geihldgen!-B.: uNu nee, ba tririt
Ou Did pobl pcraGblt baben. es n,ub
bo4 ipGt:r fein91
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09
SKATING RINK
MASQUERADE
Largely Attended and an Unique
Attraction was Given Tnes.
day Night.

About sixty naskers and two
hundred spectators were present
at the masquerade carnival given
at the Bemidii ice rink Tuesday
night. AfterStwo hours Of skat.
ing Mickey Mckay and
Happy" Anderson were chosen
as Judges, and they awarded the
following prizes; Miss Nora
Benner, best costumed lady, set
of table spoons; Mrs. George
Tanner, most comic costumed
lady, set Of table spoons; Walter
Brannon, best costumed gent,
set Of ebony brushes; "Bill'
English, most comic costumed
gent, fob chain. Y
After the prizes were awarded
a half mile boys race was skated,
In which Ray Sprague took first,
and Robert Feldman second. A
one-mile mems race was also
STATED, in which Bob English
took first money and George Dur
bin second,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09
Literary Notes.

All the pupils enjoyed their
vacation and have come back bet.
ter prepared for work than they
were before.
The pupils in first and second
years English classics have re-
.ceiyed new books Shakespere's
Merchant Of Venice and Mac
beth.
The Literary Society will hold
a meeting Friday, Jan. 10. The
program will consist Of a debate:
Resolved, That the "Chinese Ex-
clusion Act Should Be Re.en-
acted. = There will also be songs,
recitations and music.
Eight new scholars appeared
on the scene last Monday morn
ing. Four of them Guy Dun.
ming, Gussie Hebron, Blanche
Barrett and Cathleen Walker
4. u. - E.
are old pupils, but were teaching
school during the first part of
the term.
The whoIeschool building, from
basement to garnet, looks as clean
as q Dakota farm after a cyclone.
This shows that Charles Jones
was doing something during va
cation beside skating. Charles,
you had better watch out and not
let the manageable young ladies
know how handy you are about q
house, or you may run chances
Of becoming a horse in a matri-
monial harness.
NELLIE BAILEY, Editor.
HARRY CELL, Assistant.
r q = 4 r
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sss5S55SS5S535
Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.
@. G. Knappen went to Crookston
Tuesday. l
Frank Vettleson was in from shevlin
yesterday.
Jack O 'Hara came down from Ten
strike Friday.
Harry Reynolds is able to be around
with cane. an
Matt and Nick Smith went to Black
duck Monday.
Rev. Astewood was down from
Blackduck this week. #
Rev. Swinnerton returned Friday
from trip to Hallock.
The county board met Tuesday for
their first annual meeting.
II Mrs, /. M. Hartley returned to her
home in Fosston last week.
Miss Edna vickery spent last week
in Blackjack with her sister.
Mrs. Pat McGarry came up from
Walker Tuesday to join her husband
here.
Otto Dandell, the cigarmaker, Is
able to be around after q three-weeks'
Illness.
Earl Cell and wife returned yester-
day from their extended visit in South
Dakota.
+. A. Barker left yesterday for St.
Charles, Mimi, where his wife Is Wis.
|iting her folks.
Thomas Wiley returned from Crooks
ton Monday, where he has been very
sick for q few days.
4. S. Boyer has returned to his com
mercial route after spending the holt
days with his family.
r.. w. Foote came down from Black
duck Saturday. He is pursuing the
carpenter trade up there.
4 Bailey Bros, the cigarmakers, have
gotten out some. new calendars that
are tsprettier than a picture. -
w anted Al middle aged woman to
act as housekeeper. Inquire at this
office or OF George j Palmer.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their next meeting Tuesday, Jan. IA,
when a full membership is desired.
A party Of young people took pos
session OF the opera house Friday
night and dancing was INDUCED in.
Halvor Stevenson, the congress
sional possibility, transacted business
here and returned Sunday to Crooks.
ton.
John Goodman and A. Gilmonr
have purchased building at Black
duck and will start drug store there
soon.
Remember Ell. w. Barker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need q medicine that cures
that awful disease, eatarrh, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at Mayo'sdrug store. tt
J. Al. Robideau and wife returned
last week from an extended visit to
Park Rapids and other points. II
has been three years since J. A, had
been out of town, and he says he had
such good time that he will make
such trips yearly after this.
Rev. Richard Fox Davis Of Mime
apols opened the seasons lecture
course at the Presbyterian church
Monday evening. The church was
well filed, and SO we're the attendants
with sound philosophy, beautiful
thoughts and wholesome mirth. Mr..
Davis is natural humorist and o
gifted divine, and his selection to open
the lecture course was a wise one on
the part of Rev. Higgins. We look
forward with pleasant expectancy to
| the other lecturers who will follow him.
The Modern samaritans gave a
public installation Monday night and
several hundred people gathered at
the opera house. Imperial Samaritan
G. E. Loyett of Duluth. in the capacity
4 & = q
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09
4esesees eesssssssssssss ss.

Copy for advertisements Ia tina Bsr,iali
! PIONEER viii nor be accepted later than
tuesday evening. This rule 10 made TO x
, insure creditaaie adysrtisemeats--and to
! permit tho setting Of type forsnews mater
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09

AL the pupils enjoyed their
vacation and have come back bet
ter prepared for work than they
were before.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-10
EinamriaI.
The Union Trust COnIaIV
NEW HAVEN.

CHARTERED by the State of canna... cut with authority to act as Executor 1d ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed sssss
 Is legal depository of money paid ,nfo Trustee for Municipalities, Corporass sio.a. se as and individuals, and administers trIlsfs as all kinds. Empowered to act as regisrrar ot ot edness, manage sinking funds, and da ssss sss business such ss is usually done by Trnst Companies. @suss
 It also does a general Banking bus,nss. collecting checks, notes, coupons. and ss eeiyes deposits, The principal of each T,nss is invested by itself and Kept Separate srd apart from the general assets of the Con. pany. 1
 This Company Is by law regularly eram lned by the Bank Examiner of the State of
 HENRY L. HoTcHKrss, President
 EUGENE $. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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Closing Prlces.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers aud Brokers, b2 Broadway. New York. and i5 Center st.. New huven, Bid. Asked.
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SPANISH EQUALITY.

Huniblest Individual Blows Smoke in the Faces of Those Who Sit in Club Windows.
 There is no privacy" he says. 'The ! humblest individual does not hesitate | his smoke. in the faces of those who sit | within. If they may look out he argues, why may not we look it? 1 have seen maids enter the cafes with their masters and mistresses, and sit down with the rest of the family, eating and chatting in the most familiar and | friendly way with all the family. The waiter smokes a cigarette constantly and in the very faces of the people he | serves. Occasionally he puts his hands on the shoulder of client, and enters | with spirit into the converse tion. have often seen him sit down and drink with the people he was serving. He does not mean to be disrespectfui. An Andalusian, However poor he may be simply cannot be servile or obsequious. He thinks himself as good as any man, and bows and scrapes to none. The gilded panorama of plutocracy does not impress him. He has no respect for
 
 who works sixteen hours a day for thirty-five cents does not take off his hat when the governor general passes. I sometimes wonder if he would con- descend to do so in the presence of the king himself. I am sure, in any event, if the king were by some chance to enter his tram-car he would prompt ly and in a verby amiabe and hospi- table way put his hand on his ma ajesty's shoulder and offer him a cigarette, and very bad one at that. Verify, ab- solute independence of personal action, complete democracy in the daily walk, exist only in Andalusia.
 Ut must not be understood by this that there are no social barriers. On the other hand society in the fashion able sense, is much the same here as elsewhere, with the inevitable smart set at the head of everything only here 1t does not pull it's skirts as much aside when the rabble passes. The democ- racy of the land lies in the complete ness of individual freedom. Every body does as he pleases, and nobody questions his right to do so."-Harpers Weekly.