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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
Sdjnl In3eigen.
Murplanber etaats : ROrmaGdnlc,

G6c SarrDltuni NIB Gnfagrttcslucnne.
Baltimore, 0}b., 10. 4upuit 1904.
Ser SerbitsllrfuS beginHt am SteHitdG, OeH
10. September 1904.
gteue Sd1Ier milfien AM 10. Septembcr resi'
itrtrt iueroel. 8riilngen fir Die gifnabnle
nno 9ef6roerung ant 10, ID, 10, 10. mo II.
September.
alaiien mer6en sebiIoct uno reguldre Reel.
totton mo &orlefirgel beginner am WtOntug,
Den 10. Scptembsr.
Glemeutnrs unb ~nfaoemiihcs Tepurtcmeut.
Die @lementdn mo aiaoemii6en Sepdrtes
Hents iino lpuHoeroou fir Den lluterrtht lno
Die SerdnbtlouHe BON ShiIeru I'M gllter bon
. Bis 10 Sabren uno fir Die 9orbereituug sum
Gtntrttt in ods GormalrGe partemeut ausge'
ituttet.
Die reeuIaren ae6rftdtte tueroeu outb 6er'
n15tebune Der Qrofeforen bes gtorlnula9eparte'
rents fir Bb1itt, Gbemie. @otanif g]Iaturluii.
ieHl6att nnb anoere llHterrihtssSepeuitdroe
%oerlt1rit. foie Der Brin3ipul Der Stautssgtors
malsShuIe oiefes b%erfiieen mag.
2er Serblt'Rlrfus beaitnt am 10. Septeut'
Der,
g9egen meiterer .@lsflnft, antaIoe mo Cir.
fuldr lueHoe utau ith OH
g.. q. 9rcttBmuu,
WturOIiHoer Stdutss giormalrS buIe,
Baltimore, O(o.
(9tua17-3O)
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8ebcimnifOOllc GrmOronn9 zines
Contractors.

New Dort, 81. 2hlgltit. -
Sobn 9eifler, Elm bcfnnntcr 8ultmciz
tier unb Contractor, Wllroe leBtc
ytaht leiter @obmm9 in @IenooIe,
g. s, aui Der StroBe eridoiicn. Der
Sb0ter lit nidt crnittclt, ood) qlol1bt
man, ooB er elm 6rcm0cr lit, nit mel
dem QeifIer eincn politiI6cn @ort'
ipedIcI bate. l}od elmer onocrcn
Sbeoric lit NuQlIt j. @flouocr, lpel-
der in elmer nobcn Sdeltnc betpltBt,
los uno aus elmer SduBmmoe blll-
teno mlfgefunocn mltroe, ser GbGter.
gto6 onoere &clttc aIouben, ooB
0eifler bon eiucm HGuber Crmoroet
mur0c.
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Bitrdtbarc 93abnfataitrOpbe.

- |
COALITION 3peier 3U8e auf Der
"@ranO 3runf 9obn" nobe Ri6-
mono, Cue. - eli 3o0te un0
otele 8erlebtc.
W Montreal, Gue., 81. 9IllgllIt.
Cine beitte olli Ser u@rono Grunf.
Sobn" nobe Ridmono, Que., einge-
tfelene Gouiiion 3piihen einem nuf)
DER Sberbroofc 9lusiteuunq be.
lfllnmten @rtro3uQc un0 einem anoe.
rem, aus SsIuno Eouo, ST., fommen.
oen 3uge bate Den 8erlult elmer Nn.
3aDl Vfenidenleben sur 6olge. gtelm
Wtelllfen bIeiben auf Der Steue foot
uflo 90 puroen perIeBt, 20 oerieIbeu
ld)luer. 3pei Der %cBteren iino lett
Dem gcltorben. Inter oen @etoote.
ten befinoen lid elm 6crr &ndett bon
Der Canadian grpreB 60; GboS.
Slmoro, elm W0bcIbdn0lcr ans 81.
9poclttbe; 5. .. 9landet, c~bcnfollS
aus Spocintbe, mo y9m. N}oumtuin
aus 8inoior SiQa.
Der nod Notwithstanding beItimmte
Bug mar nit @oiiogicrcn iiberiiiQt.
Die &otomotipen, ole poroeriten 5tpei
Foiio9iermagaous, ionic Die @cpGd-
gSo9gons beioer 3ilqc Wurocu ourd
Den Inprou ocu1olirt. Die llriode
oeS 3uIommenItoBc9 lit nod nid)t er-
mittelt.
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SubcsfGle.

PIN %. suauit @nru n, Srepsfnmp, 81 Sabre
alt.
PIN %, stuguit Glareuce I. Gronsn6urs, A
Sabre alt.
PIN 30. 9lueuit Sulcpb ID. SAINT, I Sabr alt.
sm 20. glalit Snrnb 6cinftcin, 30 Sabre
alt. A
gm 30. gtIguit 6reSerid 6uds, I Sa6r alt.
gm 20. Iuguli 3Uirpb Is. u. 6umnerid1miot,
1 Snbr alt.
sm %. stuauit @uttlirb Srimer, 81 Sabre all.
@m 20, HHauit @curgc Y. Srictc, 80 Sabre
alt.
gtm 80. 9tieuit Olnabnleua e. 9rups, SO
.Nnhrf nIt
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@cDr0c Sci1n badI.

IS enii6lief am 81. Guamif, D(oraen5 10 llbr
80 WiiHuteiL nu6 I~itr3ent nber iflperem GeioeIt
i'm glIicr bon 70 Sulrcn @cur9e 9cimbnd,, &c.
ltebter @atte bon SnfGnue Heimbdd1, geb. Siu.
Die Seeroi9lna tiGoet Spnntaa, ben 4. Septemz
ber. gtudl rlittHoS 2 Ilbr. bonn 3rauerbunie, yir.
941, Meit'p ratt' sitaRs, aus auf Der ngnlbop'
RdrfsGencterD" ifott. Srciunoe ut1o @erpdnote
ftno GerBlih etugeIaoel, her 8rauerieier bei5us
luobnett.
Shnea biit 6u, 8erfldrter, bingcihieoeit,
@inpeiibri bon @otte3 GGterbano.
3i benz cp'aen rpnbren 0immeteirteoen
On Der iel'geu Setter SttmntblnHb.
2iebeno idGuit On dlf ms guc nieber.
Die nit SdImer6 AT Seinenl Surgc itcb'lt.
Sprifit nit ms htrb 9eine irnmrtcn pieocr,
llnf'reS SotteS g&tlIe III Qcfhcb'l.
Sir trnuernocn Sinterblie6enen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
9onncritag, Ocn 1, september 1904
I'm Gitcn luirO's crnit.

Set ciuiacn (ogcn bat Der ocl
qeutlidc &ricg", uamlih Der }lt
2ono, crnitIih bcAonnCn An ocll
~bisbcriqcn &dmpicn BADEN oIc run.
ihcn &auptitrcittrdftc ju %ono mr.
in ocrb0ItuiBmrdbtd 0crIngcnt Inn.
iongc GbcjI Qcnonmcn. Nlc Der
ans Dem icrncu Often 5urijd8cfcbrtc
cngIiifc &ournoliit ainaalpoll nit
thciIt, babe alropotfiu MIR 0urd
porqeihobcuc Strcittrditc Die Sopa.
l1cr iopicl luic m0gIif 81 idGbi8en
pcriutt. Iumit hat ea jcbt etn Gn.
Sc. Scit elmer &odc lit I'M &ion
g)un9 ~beitanOig mGbr o0cr minoer
beib acf0mpit Dorocn, obnc Dob cS
ben &oponcrn aclunaen mare, ipc.
jcntlid)e &ortbciIc iibcr lire @c9rer
SIT crrilQcn. Ser 8eburt3tug be5
Ytifo6o, Scr oCnr Supancrn cincn gro
zen SiC9 brinQen iolte, bat Ole Gnt
itcioln1 bel 2ioo gang nidt Der
bCi0ciilbrt, nbgIcih BON Den OcrIdtc-
bcncn NclligfcitS . N9entllren itbcr-
ciuItimmeno gemel0ct miro, OuG
mdbreno ocS gon5cu 0icnitoga orbit
tcrt gcfQmpft norocn lit mo Der
Sumpf gcitern nit Iogc8anbru6
micocr oltfQenommcn luuroc. is tic
ben iid, in oicien &dnlpfcn ctluu 400
600 Nionn gcGcniibcr, II. cine iolde
3obI mobcrnitcr @cid)iibc lit nod
nic IN elmer S6lad)t IN Milton 9cm2.
fen, ioooB Die &crIllitc an 0tenihen.
lCbCn icbr groBc icin miiiicr. @cnc.
raj 9uropotfin bat sic better ltrutC.
0iiden Yoiitioneu innc mo crlpurtct
tlAlib 8erltdrfungen. Nie 0u9Sflr.
gen bel Siuo OnnN, 6dS nod mebrcre
Gage unooucrn mag oltSfouen miro,
lit id)ucr 81 inQcn. Sadpcrlt1noiac
geben oIlgcnlcin ST, Dob bic iuponl
ihc ArtiQcric Der ruiiiifcn meit
iibcrlcgcn iet. CAB Ole &oponcr I'M
@cfed)t fcllrigc 0roni0GnQer ltto,
boben tic biSber beluiciclL inmlcrbin
mub in 0ctroht gc5oGcn mcroclL
bub iie bercitS picIc mo idrucrcStru-
po5cn burd)qemoht bobcn, mGbrcno
oos @roB Der rlIiiifen( rltppcn nod
friih uno meni9cr crmiioct lit. Vie
Groberung Sort Nrthur'S 0ullcrt IN
5tpiidcn Hanger, ols Ole Sopnncr CT.
portet bobcn. WGhrcn0 Inn NluO
gang topfcr gctdmpft mlroc, mod
ten aud oiC Soponcr Dor Gort Nr-
thur lpicocr p%er6luciiCltc I%nltrcnglms
gen, Die Setting 5lt g%cluinncn; iilni
DtoI itiirnltcn tic Ac4cn bic Mcrfc
al, iuur0en aher icocSntal 6iriidgcs
mieicn, itno spar nit cnormcn Ser
lltiten on W%enidcnlcbcu, Nier mo
on fam cS IoQor 6l &ollo9Cnlcn9cn
5nilhen Ruiicn mo &uponcrn. Sn
General b, St0iicl un6 ici1cn Gen.
ten iinocn Die &oponcr cbcnbiirtige
@egncr. @on Scr Gb0tiQtcit ser ia
poniihcn, mie Der ruliiihcn 6lotte
lit cS III lester 3cit aon5 IT'LL, nllr
Gos lit 9cmcIoct morocn, ooB OoS
ruiiiihc Office e @Citmoocr Wicocr !
III Den Soften bon aronito0t juriidGc.
tcbrt lit. Ga lit rs m%cniNitcn3 in
Sidcrbeit.
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Sin aclucicncS Nr6citcr Niniltcrium.

Sin Nn0crcS it's. iid oftiu AT
gciebacbcriid)cr GrbCit ST betbcili0en,
OILS prin5ipicu Oppoiition 5lr mod)cn,
SebtcrcS lit Ieidt, ooS GritCrc mrciit
redlt idmcr. Iieic Griobrlmq bot
o0a ouitroliite Nrbcitcr Niiuiite.
RUM IN N|Clbouruc mod)cr miliTcn.
IS lit nod fur5cr 2cbcuS6uuCr Qes
thirst luorocn, Iic porlomcntoriihc
Nrbcitcr Eortei hottc bos iriihcrc
WfiniItcrilm 5l Sail Qcbrud,t, neil
gegen ieirCn WIllCu Scr @eid)lub
burhgelcbt morocu luor, Nu6 ullt
StooiS. uth Gticnbohn AnQcItcQ.
ten Dem SfieoS6crid)t8 @cicBc mn,
teritellt lperocn %lciiter. Ter Nrbci.
ieriiibrer Mution iibcrnobm MN Die
@ilounq zines Wtiniltcriums. ollcllr
nad) eirpas mehr ole elncm 8lcrtcl.
iabre qcrietb Die HegierungSntoitiu,
bereitS ms Stoden. Iie iibrigcl
ASarteien, ole lid iriiber in Den 9uo
rem qelegen, eiuigten lid unb nit De-
Serri6nit oes Miuiiteriumls @otlol
nor es 81 Gnoe. Wotion ermartctI
oacrbings, oob 2oro R%ortbcote, De
Boupcrneur Der aolonie, oos Yorla
ment auiloien mo &eumaDlen aus
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Qpubuu.Yarfs Cemetery.

Geucscftionen RrtS iesi snr Sel,Af1eHme es,'
8ieIe ausgeipnblfe Solsa va ,nirn
ieoe sepilnitte ansinnft e%rtbsiIen. Sas Gre
ftebt tdeIih 6nr Siups,u'hh s, Sm.
gBeaen Ndberem penoe ntnil itn an 's Sr 81
perintenbcntcn uner an oas Shteun
AtIt. Sarntpea .Strnhe. 'p'"
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2prraine.
n,nIrri

s,aIcrifh - garfnrtie - Srieolt6.
0eItlit bon g4albroof Elm mo me paiue
Nortb: spcriie.Ga r. 5reie artften .Matsmittaas
am terminus. Sreife bon Reerabn,BlteIen leBi
ipc3ieu. eeidte sebinaiiitssm; asies sssin,,o,,
sioaSs. WerIal,at 8roihire. (w'at4,19,2&S)
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anrl @pbcl mn Gliiobcth @pbcl.

SIS itarben nab fur5em 2eioeu anrl W6bei. ~
Sabre urto 9 Mfolnte 1lt, lirn @lttnbcth 0tbel,
9eborene Weruer, 65 Sabre lito Z Dio1ntc alt.
4eioe aus 9icocnfopf. Gas PeprabntB finhet
8reitaa, ben =. Septembcr, 9iadmtttdes 1a3
ilbr. bon Der letten 9Subnurla. Rr. 1884, Guns
ton.eiuenne, aus TAFT. @etteeutl9 prtpotiTl.
(2I5--b)
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s.. & Get. 9arl 1909. @o.-@inbior 22s.
s. SanSers & SDbnc,
2eihenbefatter une Gtnbaiiniutrer,
a btifauteu ppn &ntent'Gasiets.
(Sebrt0-)
Sphu Ser,uis & Spbn,

qsiheubefatter unb Gtnbalismtrsr.
Cir. 2OOs, Srieane.etr. Io. 1ei,: Winstot 255.
Smrtooefb6it. Wr' 524, perI. Gaiterr'gloe1uie,
Sinblomsiotpn. Walttnpre, Wld rnInnb GcIepbou:
Binoisr go. autihen peroen 9eltetert llir
Scdb3citcr, llnterbaltlneen nro anoers eele'
genbeitcn. (osotia'lS'@@S|
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8efanntmadJungen

SnSgetsgeb5rbe. Or,o,,ft ton1
Bic ae ertII stoeO' sseer:e6Hiiennaen apf pen p]roieittr'
ten f.ncn iitd6ttf8en 9ods ntO 8ertisT PHI 81
iSeu. nsrOen b@Ierntt anf9ffoIiSSs 1 , 2Tti, t ap;
p prtI y geptember 1904 bet otefer geb6roe Elm.
airsirben, gppltfatioliet %fotite1, nit 9enaLel
%naaben finer Die sage iilo SroBe oes @"
niiTfcbten Wnume5 ~oeriebtH ietIt.
V"""N 9rs. N. Seffuer, CONT, Sefretdr.
(gIua3, 6,1O,13,17.20 70, Septl,2.3.b)
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Ncinridl Nnf1nnnn.

IS ftnrb ant 81. stuauft 1904. DIoreens rs
llGr. 6cluridl 6ufmann, g~eIiebter @dtte bon
& Monaten. Die Yeeroipuup iiubet Sreitaa,
ben 3, September. ~9tdbmtttupS rs llbr. bon
feiner leBten ISubnung. Rr. 63S, Writ' Surntunn'
etrnhe, aus Gut Der Baltimore Gcmetern" itatt.
Yitte, feline RlumcIl. (245-O
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&crsuGguugspIatc.
germiidJte AnseiscH.

tic ant 1. September 1904 idlltarn Coupon
3iuicn auf ~fulgcnoe Ebltgntinueu Der p%tinitco
RnilpnNs uub electric COMPANY" merben tutt
fUlgt bcinblt.
Nlcr. 9ruwn & CONS.
4=pro6. erite GOnioltoirtc SDpoibet, GoupoIt
Sir. II.
5-pru5. crftc 0bpotbef Der o2dic }oIGn6 Gle
batco NuilpuO So" Coupon Ar. "a,
ygintiunal Nicdnuiee Snuf,"
Central NailpaO Cos Is. & 3. QDpotbef.
Goupou III. 10.
8. Is. Wlc3iftuu,
t9I5) Sdabnteiiter.
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Wtaraarct Sdlran0cr.

60 itarb am 30. 9lueutt 1904. If llbr 80
anrrt ahrauoer, acb. 8uIauf. 9elicbtc Satin
bon Sobn z. S6rduoer. i'm 80. Sabre ibrc;
GebenS. Hte 9eeroiauna fiuhct Sreitna, ben
2. September. . ubr NnhmittuRa, BON ibrcr
ans fat. (24i-6)
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IN licbcnocr Grinncrnng
N sppbin 8riuhnrot,

an SDpbIn HrInhntoiI
pcIde bcute Dor 5tuei Sabrell. nnl /, september
1902. aus oicfem Seber idieo,
IN friib thIug oiefe btttrc Stnnoc,
Sic Sin aus %unierer Mttltc nubnt,
Son tr1iteno tGnt aus %ltnlcrett lllltoC:
,9Sus CSott tbut, Gas III pobI9cibuu!"
Dies Nprt ltiut infer bnrgea 6leb'n,
9lch. rlIbe lanit, nuf 9Sieoertcb'n!
Bon ibren Sinocrn nno Gnicin.
(245)
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Gtablirt 1880.
@il6eltm y. Netnbarbt,
Hr. 1913, Beit.2 ombarOs etrahe.
Wem.ylnrf clnitiidlc NrndlhGnhcr,.

Neu.gurf claitiidc 8rnd)bGnOcr,
phue Gencr,
i6rnen Tue unb yln6t getrn8eu iueroer.
Iidl Snrts8
ipelbe ME rotten, feIbit bei'm 9Ioeu Mot,
~bieielbeu itub bon alien @er6ten
beItens cmptobien.
ST O~erferti9t nuf Nefteaun9, tuie aut Sager:
9hulterbdnoer, unterlcibebttbet,
mrilr uub 6ol6ftHeu,SrHfbanoer,
70 arrangtrt, bob ietne Geebrien Sltloc1 beIierS
3ufricbeH aeiteut iilo.
slue grubbdnoer. Runbn9en unb Sritrus
mente iperben garsnttrt, onB fl. putien, uto
auf's eduberite uno Bette ulgefertiat.
6Hr Tamen NIB Simmer
unter gtlifftdt bon WIao. 5ttirbarbt por6aitoer.
mo. s1elepbon: @plrildno 1854.
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Gbitpriene Npti,eu.

6itnf6tg @ocrcu limb in
Son0o eingetroiicu, unt iit in ocm
oeutld) oItairifoniitcn ailimonb.
ioro . @cbiete nieber5uloiien.
Ser lestc @rnbteberid, t
ans Scitrcifl lolitet red)t ungiinitiq;
AUDI aus lngaru miro iiber Wiit-
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9cntid.enaliidc Smmannels' Sdlnlc.

ut, %, Shb.Nn TuItht' SfTdRt.
Sds 40. enulinbr beainnt am 8. Sepirmber
1904.
.l24o-2.sl Der eaul.9or tam,
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Trienos Sdule, o%etOer i5sf S Ss's'Ist

gartsglnec nno SaiurencesS trnse.
0pdzSohnle. 9epdrietneHis fit nuraetdriiieitcn
uno Slerlentdrz llntcrridt. erOtinet uui 20. Sep,
TENDER. . tthr Gurm.
dIniters@ intbeilhnB iiir neltc Shiler AM 10.
5cptcmber, Q ihr Born. Nprbereituug fir
0pbibule, unineriitdi ooer 8cidluit. Sntultdt
bon SipanSie Spe5inIiiien. y}eues utbIetifhCs
Selo. Srei 1urnlebrer.
ainberaarten am 20. September e%r6ffnet,
Mobnlnaeu fit ausfodrtige ShiilGr ooraes
ieben. Sic SebdIoe iino bonn -. NuanIf an
sur Geiihtisuia %eebfinet. Der Rrin5ipal miro
nah Dem 8. Septenber tdgIth bon Q bs ~ llbr
Mtittaes in Der Shule fem. gSegei Nuidloue
uno @lnsfunft a~oreiiire man
6olpars Is. &ilion, RriulipaI.
(Septt, 3&S ,1DrD
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BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL

Uurifiidle Shule),
~ein5iges WarpIdnOer 56uImitaIieo Der n9(nerlf.
Sereintgulo iurittifber S6uleu". y. Is. Stcis
ner. 3etuu. Serbittermiu beainnt nnl 26. Gent.
1904. g9egen bouitdHoiGer AusfuHft nm das
taloa penoe man l6 an $. Srnant, Seiretdr,
liz Sft'geIin0tOusetr. (gug251 RD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

Ter @ottc Scr nor ctnt.
aen @oden in Wain5 perltorbenen
acknowledgements 9oienooricr : Sor9,
Sr. 96rs, bat bel 9icbrid) I'M Tbein
ben Sob geiliht. Gr Bate porber CT.
ncn Gricf an bic Woin5er Seboroeit
ocid1rieben, IN Dem err mittbciltc, DOB
er lid ertrGnfen iperoe, oa or obne
ieine sSruu nift mebr leben Tonne.
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MuS DC ii II he miro be
ridtct: NrofeiIor Stroltbinqcr aus
@ien, Der Dor ciuiger 3cit cine Sour
olif Den llntcrbcrg nntcrnobm uno
ieitbem perif)oQen mur, lit olli oct
o5treihiihcn Seitc ermorbct uno be.
rultbt moroen. Gic 2cidle botte 5luci
Stid,punben in Der 9rult.
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@nltimure Ecmetcrg.

sRreau: sar. 344, sprb'Gbaries'e traRe' COX
Beerd6nibpIdse aiim 8eriauf poH az S1s
an. NIT Maruiorpfoften abeesreHSpls onis So
fir bier @r1ber.
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Gtnc unge Samc IN
9rooflnn bat bel oen Hennen ncS
Gomez SSlono Sodcp . Clubs $11@
in Wettcn pcrlorcn uno flogt min
ouf Hiidcrltottung Der perlorenCt
Summe, neil bic @ettcn cine Verle.
titlto ser StootS B.. @eiete ieicn. Oh
Trl. Hilep pobl ooS 8ciet ongcrincn
bdtte, menn tic ibrc @cttcn gcruon.
men bate?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10

There is no lever so powerful
as plain and simple facts Marks
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all it's stages, and that is catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the onlv
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternal]y, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the cons titution and
assisting nature in doing it's
work. The l,rnErietors have so
much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimon-
ials. Address f. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by all drug
gists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
.ROEN TRIAL
COMMENCED
Bersvend R0en on Trial for
Manslaughter in First
Degree Today.
LITTLE EVIDENCE BROUGHT
OUT BY STATE.
State Rested Its Case at Noon
And Defense Now Trying
Witnesses.

Bersvend Roen, charged with
killing his neighber, Ole Bakken,
last June, is being tried at the
court house today before Judge
Spooner for manslaught in the
first degree.
The jury was secured Saturday
night and the examination of the
states witnesses began this
morning. Only a few witnesses
testified and the state rested it's
case at noon today. Little was
brought in the testimony to show
that Roen even committed the
crime, and indications point to
his being acquitted. Henry
tunkley, who appears for Roen,
began his case this afternoon and
the examination of the witnesses
is still in progress. The defense
put up is that Roen was so drunk
at the time he killed Bakken that
he did not know what he was do
ing, and he himself claims that
he does not know whether he
stabbed his neighbor or not.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
WILL ADVERTISE
Arrangements Practically Com
pleted for Advertising Be.
midi in North Dakota.

Arrangements have been prac.
tically completed by mum Der OF
prominent business men to send
out men and advertising matter
throughout western Minnesota
and North Dakota to advertise
this city as a lum bering center,
and before the week is out it is
expected that Bemidji Will be
we'll advertised in those sections
where the numbering fraternity
spend the summer and fall.
Three trips have been made
by a representative of one of the
local employment offices but lit
tie has been done in the way of
advertising during the past sum
mer. Cass Lake business men
haVe tative in Dakota
advertising their town and it is
thought that unless Bemid il
makes an effort to bring men to
this city that her sister city will
receive the bulk of the woods
men.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
MUSICALE
Ladies Musical Club Secures An.
pearance of Good Company
in Bemidii,

A meeting of the Ladies' Mus;
Gale was held at the home of Mrs
r. B. Foster this afternoon ano
the members made arrange
ments for the appearance in this
city Of one of the finest musica
organizations in the United
States. The company is named
the Grace Charleswood company
and has spent a number Of years
on the road, especially in the
large cities giving entertain
ments. Among those who will
give recitations are Richard Cop.
ley, formerly director Of the Ok.
ford university orchestra of
England, a solo violinist of great
renown, Miss Cecil Bergman,
a famous piano virtuoso, and
Miss Grace Charlesworth, a
contralto of exceptional ability.
The opera house has been en-
gagged for Tuesday, Oct. Is, and
the sale Of tickets for the enter
tainment will be commenced by
the ladies tomorrow morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
BOB DUNN
TOMORROW
Beltrami County Citizens
Will Hear Gubernatorial
Candidate.
RALLY PROMISES TO BE A
GRAND SUCCESS.
Arrangements For Reception of
Mr.. Dunn Completed by
County Committee.

Hon. R. G. Dunn, republican
candidate for governor ofiMinne.
sofa, will be in Bemidji tomor-
row evening and will speak at
the city hall at s O'Clock.
Mr.. Dunn will be accompanied
by Marshal Grimshaw of Mime
apolis, who will also deliver a
short address to the people on
republicanism.
The main feature of the meet
ing, however, will be the speech
of Mr.. Dunn, and it is expected
that he will clearly define his
stand on many questions of vital
Importance to the people of this
section, as we'll as to every other
part of the state. One of the i'm
portant questions upon which
Mr.. Dunn will speak will be the
drainage problem, which is con-
sidered as being especially in
teresting to northern Minnesota.
Mr.. Dunn has made a short
tour throughout the western Sec
tion of the state and has been
welcomed by large crowds where
ever he has appeared. He ap-
pears at Crookston tonight and
the people Of that city have made
preparations for a grand rally.
The meeting in Bemidji prom
ises to be ono of the most success
ful political meeting ever held in
this part of the country, and
Chairman Olson and the remain
der of the county committee have
been busy for some time past
completing arrangements for the
reception OF Mr.. Dunn.
1t was absolutely impossible to
secure a special train to run from
the north line towns, but those
from Blackjack. Farley, Ten
strike, Turtle River and North
ONE can come down on the pas
senger tom orroW morning.
Not onlyrepublicans areinvited
to the meeting, but also members
Of other political parties, and it is
to be hoped that every citizen who
has at heart the welfare of the
state turns out to hear Mr.. Dunn.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
Grand Rapids Sore.

The Grand Rapids Magnet
says that their boys are not
pleased with the report of the
game between them and Bemidji
on local field Oct 2, as published
in the Pioneer. The Magnet
claims that Grand Rapids had
the best team all around, and
that the fumbles the Pioneer re.
ported were not made. However,
those who witnessed the game
are the best judges, and the
general opinion was that Bemidji
had the strongest team in spite
of the fact their men averaged
about fifteen pounds lighter than
the Grand Rapids aggregation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-10
Cause of LockjaW.

Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused
by a bacillus or germ which ex-
lists plentifully in street dirt. 1t
is inactive so long as exposed to
the air, but when carried beneath
the skin, as in the wounds caused
by percussion caps or by rusty
nails, and when the air is eX-
cluded the germ is reused to &C
tivity and produces the most vir-
ulent poison known. These
germs may be destroyed and all
danger of lock jaw avoided by ap-
plying Cham berlain's Pain Balm
freely as soon as the injury
is received. Pain Balm is an
antiseptic and causes cuts,
bruises and like injuries to heal
without maturation and in one
third the time required by the
usual treatment. Sold by Bar
ker's Drug store.