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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
fsSiir ben sSonntnes= orrefponoentsu, .
GhielmQnnslieDer.

tfFur DEu |
GbiclmanusIieber.
Bon %. Grnf 9enrtci.
SD babe 70 oft ON rieielnoen Quea
Dem S9puBen bes Wdiiers ges
lauf9t,
Die @onne leu9tet mir parm uno
ben,
limb has 2aub in ben grlen raui6t.
9us f~liiItert uno raunt mir 8e9eimz
nib gu,
limb es I9mei9elt truuli3 Der
Wtno:
Sd laq auf benz Mpoie in gutter Stub
limb trGumte 10 fro9 ME Elm 8tnb.
Scy6 trGumte ppn 9elOen uno trdumte
BON 6ruu'n,
BON GROCER pergangener I3ett,
ga 6a6' i6 i'm WaloeSpe6en trdun
8ergeFen bic Nelt unb thr 2eto.
limb i8 Jimmie elm in Der @ogel
S6lag
DIS fr06li6er HANDKERCHIEF,
limb lu6te bsu nit benz li4ten Gag
uno plauosrte nit Dem Quea.
ga Ttanben bic 8lumen bunt uno blau
unb nidten mid lofe an,
limb lodten: Bring uns Der lieblt4s
ten 6rau,
0u ip~unDernoer SGngersmann.
unO i9 brad bic 8lumen am ti9Isn
8ronn,
limb brad tie auf ~ionniger 9eiOe,
limb trug lie iOglei4 i'm 9ute oaoOn
Der I60niten CUR 4ugentpeibe.
Sinh ale I6Dn, iirb ale gut =
Sd pfliidte Der 8lumen gar oiele:
Dir geb' i6 Elm 8eil4en, Dir Rpienz
glut6,.
8ei'm fr0bli6en Saitenipiele.
Der 8lumen 9prafe, Der 80gel 2aut
limb bes 8inbss gebeime 9eounten,
Die Iinb benz SGngersmanH 10 Derz
traut,
Wie Der Re6en luitige Ranten.
limb Der SpieImann tau6t auf Der
9er3en 8runo,
S6aut bort bic t0itli6en perlen;
Sein Qieb bas 0Qntt Inn Elm rptGar
Murb
WD6l unter Der QinDen unD Grlen.
Den Spielmann tiimmert ni4t Die
Welt,
Sic mag i'm Idelten unO i4mdlen:
0enn rur ietn Spru4 ben 6rauen ge@
fdut,
8iro er ii6 Inn 9ant ni6t quGlen.
uno Der 5pielmunn bat ni4t 8ut
nod Sab,
sit bod Der rei6ite oon alien:
Sat er ausgeIungen, grG6t man iRm
oa8 8rab
2m 8uT8 Bel ben Hu4tigollen.
6eiBpaQenb 6dt i'm mein 8lut be-
ge6rt,
unb i'd 6ab' inn bod ben SUB oerz
tpe6rt,
SroBig unb itumm:
WuBte, adj tpuBte, tparum!
Sd tpoute i'm bafen, inn i4eu entz
flte6'n,
uno e8 7u6te oo3 mein Dug MIR i'm;
Gr i6Iug mid in 8unn,
Der Itol3e, Der rdu6e Mann.
Qm @pringen6ui6 Fat er fem @ilO
eriugt,
SO bic 9a4tigaa I4Idgt, tpo Die gipe
3agt,
0o'S i'm R06ri9t tnittert
l1nO Iei4ter 3epbpr 3ittert.
limb pte er mid tiiBte our DINNER
ftunD'
4uf bic lo6enbe Wange, ben le43enoen
Mturo,
9u barg ii6 fern
Der leBte, Der IeBte Stern.
Die 6unfle Nu8t i6ren @4leier 5iebt,
uno bic Ra4tigau fl0tet i6r f4Onites
Qie0-
2ieb @0gIein, lei ftumm:
0eiBt ia, neiBt ia, parum!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

Sacques ben @riten gu p%ermebrer unb
feinen 46nen na65uipiiren. Gber
biirfte IS Ii9 ereignen, Dab Sacques
Der Grite ieinem Ripalen 4thanaIe
benz 8ierten in elmer abtheilung fir
@eiitesfranfe beiaeieqt it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Hreherif aaininm eHnmnnn.

es torb am 0oRnsrfag, ben "A. September 1903.
1benos UNI Z ll6r, in iciusr leBten 9DobuunQ, Rr.
~, ShOs9oIfssetraBe. 6rtotrid 8iniam 2ols
mann m litter BON 81 9obreu. 81, 8terOiguug
llnoet htrt te, S%onutao, y llbr Ro6mittaQs,
TAFT. EeiitBun9 pripotim. Gt2-I0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
N1nr rinrA mnnerFauft

pom 3c5n oduicyu, io;bu iertjg gcttllt, an Galz
bouu= Strabe, 3wiibtu M~tuIberrpz uno Suratogaz
StraBc, gruHolJustrei potr NH gruno3lHs' "os
iuas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rJHitt0 heal Gftdtc Co."
lOl GalpcrtzyUjloiug. G09-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
0rnnOeiGentbnm III Dertanfen.
gu perEdufen:

Sag 5rfs uuus uuo Der gr0bte Bargain 3=
T6diac 3jc9tteiutrHe Gottaqe NIT a@t 3lmmtrn,
orrn6,irsfrri elm Irftt.l 9aar. y(r. Is, QuQuiuz
gpcuut: Arlington; 5tl0t. Saliid in III. %
pber 40l, GdlUcrt-gujl0JUg. l20y-iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

Gin 3ufrtebener. = nGs
9iebt bod 10 penig' Meni4en, Die
pirtli9 5ufrieben limb! Der Stern lit
Der @in3ige, ben i6 femme. Der INNER
fugt, baB er genug hat!~ n9ut
er benn 10 piel 9elb?" - nNein -
dber ie6s MGNln!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

gum Mben0;
limb - nennen Sic Is teinen S6Drenz
fpQ6n -
Iie 6ab' t4 etpa5 8eTere5 getban.
(Slr ben .sOHHtuQs< 6 OrreipOnOcnten.D
Nn b. StranD.
gou sbeUSrr 9inrids, Baltimore. 4. !. in giszs
8i be nitte Dim an be title Strano
Slit in 8eDanten en- Mober aueen.
90r 9aar is i6neetpitt, AOr bGDert be
9anb
In en- SrilIerr geibt Dor 90r 8ebeen.
6ier fit fe elf Dag ban fr66 BIT
lQat
In lugt in be i6umigen 8eGen,
De Dor buten in b 8rann'ung
0GDer be 9luat
Sid DDl trurig8erteQiel5 perteIen.
60r DIE trD Ogen iiro fu8tig I'm rot,
Sect S6runen ruQen DGper 6Dr Wang,
90r 9art tIoppt Tut, b0r 8opp fuut
int S9oot,
sc It06nt: n0ar bIift ubbo 10 lang?"
Gut flageno I'm iammerno, 60r6art
fuut nit 8ram,
Slit Ie Dor in 9ebdnten beriunten,
8Goeno TO b0r 6errgptt IN mennig
beet Srdn
8ergeterb for b0r S06n, be Derz
Drunten.
* X X
5ein Sa6r 1T an Der, be Slot te6m
gdu,
De 9}or'peIter briiIt tut ut be See,
Did Wulten fIogen 70 inart IN 10
grau,
Seen @6ip leeg fir 4nter up b Ree.
Mennig Stuff" I'm n8art" gung
unner in b St0rm,
Mennig ,gper" nit Wtu5 IN an
Mann;
Sung u66o's moi nSiaIt" leeg
prad bi n6Iintb0rn":
8rOt &lag' gung Dor be ou 6rie=
ienitamm.
x X *
De StOrm leet no, be See peer mar
glutt
In be Sin la9 MIR fen 0Goer'tQanb,
Mennig jung IN III S6ipper leeg bot
in bat Wdtt
In bi De 9iinen DIR urner an b.
StrQno.
gn jung 5ro rom Dor pilO ban
2iet to 2iet,
Reet elf en- in fen bleet 8eii9t,
Sc reep pertpifelnb: o0uriim fin
i'd MIDI gliet
Mien Iep l1bbo, mien Qdben, mien
2i6t!" e
X x X
Qber 60r l1b6o peer ni8 Ri be 0oben
to finnen,
Sien 8ruft IS Dor buten in be Welz
Gn Mober perlor nit 60r 8inO Of b0r
Sinner,
T is trurig, nat lid be WeIen Oer=
telen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
SteQrngeiude:


5ftIIt9 q q
Cine outidt GUaju iuht StcIUuQ als iolde
o0cr iHr alBemCinc Nau5Grbctt. N0h}UiraQu IN
Nr. lio9, Clement Strabc, Srcut=NojUt. eco
SttIlegciu6
Sin iuulcr G,utib,v iubt SteauuQ ais Bar
TENDER. Cftcrtcu inter rs. co. an 0u -SWti5ct
EnrrEironntnttn.a l2M-LM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Rfnfer nnn fcLtcn,


touft eincn Qauplas uuo 4aut Gucr oau5 in 3rs
pimotor. gAcocn austuuit iprtbt Dor ootr i4rtlbt
an bic nlIuitco Real state &c." 4ol ealotrts
VuiIhfno i-h'-'l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
@unOern0ue GmtOefun0.

6rau SStHfdmS, cine berpurragsnbe Speyiaz
Ifftn In Grduens9tfpeu; brahte TauieRoen RON
~lcotnotH 6-ausH bag Slid bT 6tiuuo5tlt; bate
nj, tiH,u Bt5li5lag; IN ubtuHoU.:rIig Stuu0,u piro
in i~rqfHoDdhem Stadium GinpsruHe Dtriaofft ootr
tein, gg1bluHq: feline 6hmtrisn. feline Befa5r,
Itin. untsr6rt6unq Der Rtidditi1un9 ahiolut fbtr
uno blrmlog; I'M giirsau oor per BOT 81. g 0 M
ortabslft 5. prlrdtts 6sIm fir
@tbiIotts Rruultn2ftgr.u rtu drjt.lbt
Ecbauolung, ious qtpiuiht; 2~5siibriQ, Grfab.uHq.
6prtdhunotR BON 10 biz 8. S0nutaag pom 2 bis 5.
RGtbsrtb,!uH9 1ratis.
6rau Y. 98tuidms,
gr. 81, RorO4poparozS tyaBs. Baltimore.
(TslN.E kE IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Barbara Heinbarot

3a6mjttaqs, in ibrsr geobuuna, Rr. 255, Suoz
HcgettersS traBt, Barbara 8einbarot, 9eittpt bcs
ofrrorbenen 9eorec Reinburnt i'm 81. Sabre hires
Ht6en5. Die 9ecrOiQuuq fiuOtt WoHtug, 3
ubr @ormittags, oou Der ct. Wi5utls=Rir6t aus
iatt. 9rtis5un9 auf Der -6eiL. GrloicrsGemtttrp. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

Cine quite Gbe lit pie cine
CUTE Gradblung, lie pirb ME Iangpeiz
Zig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

3pct gut QcI6trte INN gut ]Qclcoeue @ruuo}iuiut
pon ie So gu 81 Qro3. o~Iujtc0 Jcal State Gom=
paup," 40l GalOcrtsguilDing. Eclcp5oH 81. NduL
245. 269-,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
glnSere 9anber-anbrre Sitten.

en- Der 8retagne beTtebt Elm i%eltia@
mer So63eitsgebrau4. Der lunge
G6emann bat ndmlid nu4 poI5O9e@
ner Sruuung feiner 6ruu 2iebften Ell
ne osb0rige Obrfeige gu OerfeBen nit
ben 8orten: .@O 8ef4iebt Dir, tpenn
0u midi er3irnit!" 9urauf tiBt er
feline iunge Satin 5Grtli4 uno iagt:
limb 10 tbue i4 Dir, penn Oh mid
out bebanbelit!" - 9ei6ab es ba Ell
mes Saqes, baB Ii9 Elm iunger Bauer
aus Der 8retugne cine So4ter oeS
@8nabenlunoes dls Satin bate
ontruuen lqFen. sic betommt na@
tiirlt6 hire pfli6tgemGBe Obrfeige.
4uf ben&uB aber tpartete bas relolu>
te 56pabentinb nt6t, fonbern quit
tirte ben Gmpfang Der S6rfeige, in
benz fte i6rem Wanne nit tDu4ttger
SunO cine glei6e 3Grtli4teit erpies,
bic 8orte bin3ufiigenb: Does fam
mer uber f9o gar net g'fuae, poti9t!"
- sic bat feline Obrfeige me6r ptes
Der betommen BON ibrem Mtdnn, audi
nenn 1ie i'm pirtli4 NAL e%r3iirnt
hate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
Yn3eiQeH. -3H bertauieR.
3u prrfaufcH:

Sine 0irtbi6afr crfcr slaTe IN elmer 9utcn
g}o45aribaft, in Delacr tin gutcs @tlbait Gcz
than ptro; cute 4rtauisgriinOc. Ntan aorelrre:
~. M. A." expedition oieits 9lattes. Gj9-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

8te Der S4uG5e BON
g 3napper8bauen 8eIb in
bic Safe brtngt. = 4m ufer
bes 5lufes lit cine leere peiBe Safel
aufgeiteqt. Denn man ii9 nun entz
tIeioet, Inn 5u baben, unb in ben 5luB
iteigt, 10 left man auf Der Giidieite
Der SaFel: gOus 8aben lit bier Bel 10
Mart @elbitraf e perboten," unb Der
@emeinbebiener lit benin audi gIei6 BEL
Der 9unb, Inn bas 9elo ein3utaiiis
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
8aar- $500 pro gGO1e.


40 q6r, 5 Releh UOH Baltimore, an Der q.
30. Balm guts gsbdube. @uis gsmii,s ootr
gttraiot.Garm. gu Uirdgtu bn J amt D.
Cannon, fur 1rufsts. GaIOsrtseaiIo'Hs.
iCt24I3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
$srlangt iut %gluaemCinrH.

9suti6e5 Qrbeits : Ra4Deiiungsz
8ureQu,
Rr, 2l9, 6ios5 barps6trab', inter Der aufFas Der
.Ttutideu 8titu;baft". SititniqtH. fDt5t bouts
i1e S~uHonri:r, arbtittr unb G;,ntbottu Ju bsa
iadftg,n nuniatn, Doqtn f6 psri6u,ib ootr in
~vnnf!rl,a grieiu an BEN da,ntsH Ou @titaibdft,
SBbaHu .. Wtbert Rr. 2l9, Slos5barps
etraBe, Ueuben, sUdar uueutotItIih Qusfunit era
tbtIen miro. Rlrtau=6tuubtn DON l bis ) u6r.
GGu2S, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
9onOoner Srief.

QmerifaniIirung Der 9eieai4aft. -
6ptelzgalGit tie. = Der 5infubrz
S6ee. = Sine Sbeereiie. 9as
8liidsipiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

Bin i9 i'm Nuto bur9 bic Welt ge>
fault.
Mir tdnen piele 2dnber 81 9elld1t;
Nur mas i'd fab, bas fragen sic mid
ni6tl
Sd min nt9t f4au'n NIT 5ogernoem
8e6dgen
Sd min pie Elm Orfan bas 3dno
bur6iagen.
SD liebe nt6t ben &oi en- unb ben
SasminOuft -
Sd fiible mid nur gliidli9 i'm Ben
5inbuft.
unb tpirb mir aud bas 2anoi4ufts=
bib perbiilt
9om Staub Der StraBe, Der mid elm
gemiiQt,
limb 1T mir aud bes SDmmers Rei5
beriunten,
8eil pom 8en3in mein @eg 1T iiber=
ftunten =
SD min ni9t pffenen 8lid8 Die Welt
bur9mehen,
SD min nur gierig 8ilometer fre1en!
limb 3Gbr i'd Qbenbs priifeno metne
&no6en,
limb - Soft lei 9ant! - ni4t elmer
lit gebrO6en,
60 fag' i9 mir befriebtgt CUTE g&udt!
SD Iebe ftpl3 mein Sagerpert bOQ~
bra6t.
So babe t6, ge6eBt i'm MOtorpagen,
Den CONNER nm Die S6ren mir 9ez
f4lagen.
SIN nG9iten Sabre mad ids ebenz
fans -
0a5 6eiBt, breed id ni4t DOrber met
men Sails!
Sin Muller.
n * x
limb fragen sic gum 2tbf4luB enOlid
mid,
0ie mir beS Sommers i90ne 3eit
perItri6,
So bin t6 ME aus einem Sruum gez
fpedt -
g1o9 lieg i4, auf Die 8Grenbaut gez
ftredt,
so i8, befreit pom Sod bes Qrbeit5z
oranges,
Die TreuOen uusgeI6liirft bes M}iiIz
figganges.
Sn meinem 9arten ipo6lig eingebegt,
Sab i4 bes Ni4t tbuns boloe Saat
gepflegt.
sd fab Die 0olten our4 Die 2ifte
gIeiten,
Sd Ia6 ben Trieben bur6 Die 8u6en
f9retten,
l1no mas i3 trdumte, mar 10 biiftez
f6per
llnb mas i'd fann, e5 mar 10 forgenz
leer ...
Sd lteB Die Sonne iparm ms 8lut
mir trppfen.
un0 I'm mid mars 70 tin - 70 ionnz
tag8itiQ,.
9oB t4 in metnem griinen 8olOiODg
8ernabm bes 9er5ens S9lag, Der
8ulfe &lopfen,
On bunten gintugstrGumen mid err
ldbenb,
90 that t3 Nt4ts bonn M}orgen Bis
gum NbenO;
limb - nennen Sic es teinen S6orenz
ipa6n -
gtie 6ab' t9 ettpa5 8efere5 9et6an.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21


IT BEHooyEs the members of
the new charter commission to
act at once. If Bemidji is to be
incorporated as a city the sooner
the better. The commission has
a good sized task before it and
with all possible dispatch it will
keep the commission busy topre-
pare and submit the charter 50
that the city government may be
organized before the spring cleo
ton.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

JUDGE JAMESON and jim Mar
tin are hustling about the state
at a great rate on purely per
sonal business. ;, Purely per
sonaI trip number one was made
to ST. Cloud d week ago tonight
for a social visit with Judge Col
Inns.
-zs-s-.=---..-..s.-.----.-.
CARRIE has discovered that she
is not the whole nation yet.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

The idea seems to be gaining
ground that Judge Collins as
pires to a United States senator
slip and that he is a candidate
for governor with this end in
view. On this account Senators
Nelson and Clapp are said to be
looking very hard at the Collins
candidacy.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Nov. DISQUALIFICATION to
prime steers, s515056O; poor to me-
dunn, s350@4.90; stockers and feed
ers, $175@4.3O; cows, $1.5O@425;
-heifers, $2.O0@5.00; calves, $4,000
1875. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, S4.55
@A.75; good to choice heavy, $4,000
40; rough heavy, S4.35@4.55; light,
$44O@465. Sheep-Good to choice
wethers, $360@4.00; Western sheep,
$275@4O0; native lambs, $375@5.S0;
Western, $3.00@4.85.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

is not the whole nation yet.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

CARRIE has discovered that she
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov 20.-Wheat - Dec.
S03s @S0hc; old, 80hc; May, 79c;
July, TING Corn-Nov., 43kc; Dec.
435s@43Mc; May, 42A @42Mc; July
42asc Oats-Nov., 36Ac; Dec, 35A
@35Mc; May, 5000. Pork-Jan., SILL.
57h @1160; May, $11.70@11.72A
Flax Cash, Northwestern, 971Ac;
Southwestern, 90hc; Dec, Gle. But.
ter-Creameries. 15A@22c; dairies
14@19c. Eggs-22@24c. Poultry
Turkeys, 16c; chickens, SC; springs
9kc.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Nov O.-Wheat-To arrive
No. 1 hard, 79Bc; No. l Northern,
1890; No. 2 Northern, 75Bc. On
track-No. Northern, 81%c; No. 2
Northern, 1880; No. 8 spring. 75Bc;
Dec, 1880; May, 79Ac. Flax-In
store, on track and Nov, 8 itc, G. TO arrive
and Dec, 96Kc;; May, 99hc
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

cno1ce Steers, y5.rowo.ou; common u
fair, $3.25@3.65; good to choice cows
and heifers, $2.75@350; veals. $500
$3.50. Hogs-$4.00@4.50. Sheep
Good to choice yearling wethers, 1925
@3.50; good to choice lambs, $4.25
ma TX
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21

morning sermon at the Baptist
church will be s.The Second Pc.
tition of the Disciples Prayer.
There will be the usual Sabbath
school and young peoples meet
ings and gospel services in the
evening.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be conducted on Thanksgiv-
ing day at the NJ. E. church. The
sermon will be by Rev. Mcleod.
The M. b. choir will have special
music for the occasion. The
Baptist, Presbyterian and Meth
odist churches are to unite in the
services.
The social given by the Ladies'
Aid society Of the M. E. church
last nightNWas an entire success. !,
1t was called an Experience social
and the experience of the ladies.
was highly satisfactory as it
netted something OVERSIZE. There
was a good attendance and pro-
gram rendered by the Sunday
school children was much en-
joyed.
The Misses Mayme Villeman
and Adelia Bright and M. r.
Bright and Geo. Willard will
drive to Buena Vista tomorrow
to be the guests of Landlord and
Mrs. Speelman at the Summit
hotel.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
THERE are two offices in Mime

THERE are two offices in Mime
sofa over which there does not
seem much probability Of contest
next year. Judges McClenehan
and Spooner of this district will
undoubtedly succeed themselves
without opposition. Senator Nc
Carthy's declaration in favor Of
Judge Spooner removes the only
formidable opponent which the
judge has had. Judge Spooner,s
record during the short period
he has been on the bench has al
so been such as to commend him
to the people of the district and
his denomination seems tolerably
certain.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
THE CHURCHES

The Ladies' Altar Society of
st. Phillips Catholic church will
meet Sunday afternoon at 2
| O'Clock at the church. All the
ladies of the parish are requested
to be present.
Rev. J. B. Smith will conduct
services at the M. E. church at
the usual hours tomorrow morn
ing and evening. There will be
Sabbath school Immediately after
|the morning service.
! At the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning Rev.
Mcleod will preach on the sub
ject "Why We Should Give
Thanks" The subject of the
evening service will be "Casting
Out Fear"
Rev. Hendryx, the Sunday
school missionary who is tomake
Bemidji his home in Sunday
school extension work, organized
his first Sunday school last Sun
day in. one of the country dis
tricts southeast of this city.
The subject of the Sunday
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minnear oiis Wheat

Minneapolis Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Wheat-Dec.,
sos GSGhc; May. S9ssc On track
No. L hard, S3c; No. / Northern. SIC;
No. Northern, -79&c; No. 8 North
ern, 72077Ac.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
EVIL EFFECTS OF PHOSPHORUS.
Deadly Work of the Vapors on the Human
Bone System.

Berlin April 22.-Interior Secretary Won Posa-
dowsky-Wehner, speaking in the Rechstag to-day
during the discussion of the second reading Of tho
bill forbiddng the of white yellow phos-
phorus in match making after January l. 1908. said
that to reject the scientific proof of the runous
effect Of phosphorus yapors the human bone
system Ito refuse to the sun on a bright
day" Phosphorus. he said, not only caused ne
crosis sometimes three four years after work
had lea the match factory but it heredf-
tarily transmitted. so that whole families az
hicted, and again transmitted necrosis to their
descendants. So subtle were the effects of the
Vapors that bones fractured without the per-
son being aware of the fracture at first.
Herr Wurm. Socialist. moved that the law be-
come operative January l, 1905.
The opponents of the measure sought delay,
pressing doubts regarding the value of the patent
process acquired by the government and offered
TO the match manufacturers and which tested
during the Reichstag by commission
which reported favorably on it
The House eventually passed the Phosphorus
Match bill
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
CURRENCY FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
The War Department Preparing to Make
Shipments of Coin.

Washington, April 22-The first shipment Of
Philippine coins Will be made from San Francisco
about May 1. Secretary Root gave Instructions to
General Macarthur to-day to have officers detailed
to receive the coin from the mint and place it
aboard the transport for Manila, when it will be
turned over to the Philippine Government. The
largest shipment of coin viii be made from New
York about ten days later, when the money coined
at the Philadelphia mint will be sent by way OF
the Suez Canal to Manila. The Bureau OF Insular
Affairs Of the War Department arranged with the
Treasury Department for coming all the silver that
will be used. well for engraving and printing
the paper money that will be put in circua tion
part of the pan for carrying out the act OF
Congress for the Philippine currency. The proceeds
of the sale of bonds for which award made
yesterday. will be used to purchase bullion and pay
the expenses of coming and printing the Philip
pine money. 1t is expected that after the
arrival OF the coins in the Philippines the
insular government will complete the necessary
measures to put them in circulation
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
CALLS THE TRUST SHIPS PIRATES.
Member of Parliament Complains of the Fly
ing of the Union Jack.

London April 22.-During the discussion of the
Board of Trade estimates in the House of Com
mons to-day Thomas Gibson Bowles Conservative.
complained of the length of time between the in
ception and the execution OF the agreement be-
tween the government and the International Mer-
camille Marine Company and also of the lack OF
information supplied by the government. and
blamed the Board of Trade for allowing the British
vessels purchased by the International Mercantile
Marine Company to remain under the British flag.
In Mr. Bowles's opinion they were not entitled to
hy any flag. In fact. in some respects they had
the attributes of pirates" Under the union jack
they had advantages which they did not have
under any other flag
Gerald Balfour president of the Board of Trade
replying, said he hoped the government would be
In a position to execute the agreement in a few
DAYS. when an opportunity would be given tor It's
full discussion. ,
Premier Balfour said the law officers OF the
crown had been consulted with reference to the
right of these vessels to fly the British Nag. and
they had EXPRESSED the opinion that they had the
right until the agreement completed.
Later during the sitting Premier Baltour an
nounced that the Irish Land bill would be taken
up on May or ..
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ISLANDS DISCOVERED.
american Possessions IN the South
ern PhiRppines E1tended.

washington. April 22.-Oficial advices re-
ceived at the Navy Department from the Phil
ippines record the discovery of a number OF
valuable islands in the southern part or the
archipelago which are not on any of the charts
in the possession of the government So far as
known no foreign government has yet laid
claim to this territory, anc TO preclude the pre-
sentation Of such claims Secretary Moody has
taken steps to have the islands properly chart
ed the property of the United States, after
having very effort made to learn if any govern
ment had ground for claim to the new Islands.
A naval vessel will probably be ordered to the
necessary charts.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
FOR FIGHTING A BLooDLEss DUEL.
Two German Students Sentenced to Terms in
Prison,

Berlin. April 22.-Two medical students Boehme
and Witt, have been sentenced by the criminal
court TO four months Imprisonment for fighting a
bloodiess duel with pistols Boehme averred that
Witt purposey tostled him in the street. but
court Of honor of the university students socie-
ties decided that challenge not necessary, as
Witt was lame. and probably did not mean TO
touch Boehme's person. Boehme then, in the court
Of nonor, slapped Witt, who struck him In return.
The court OF honor then decided that they must
fight duel with pistols Boehme's right arm
weak from recent sabre affray. Three shots
were exchanged at fifteen PAGES in the Grunewald
Forest al o'clock morning. Neither Of the
dueliists touched