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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

Tiir Murnlau0 lurO 0Cl Nntritt
Columbia NcRcR oOcr Shucc NM
norooitIihc NiuOc.
Ger bod,itc Ibcrmonetcrituto mar
If @ruO nm , llhr 9tudmittu0a.
Ger nicOriQitc Ihcrmomctcritalo
mar 81 @ruo NM s llbr Worgcna.
Miittlcrcr NoromctCritun0 3O.3S.
Der uicNriNltc lbcrmomctcritonO
Scr lcBtcn 81 Stmlocu m sen nud)-
iol1cnocn StGotcn mar. lUic inlQt:
Goitport ~, Nortlono If, Bolton -,
Nlbunn is. 9icm.})ort 32, @1rriabur9
30, PHILADELPHIA 81, Ntlontic Gitu
81, @uibinQtou 81, 9}orioIf 10. Sut.
tcrua IS, Charlotte II, WiImliugtou
lG, Gbarlciton l6, Supomrnb 46,
&udionpiuc 50, &rtpitcr II, Sen Ncit
a, 2ltlonto II, montgomery If,
9tCu- Orleans Is, EnlcItiuc 36, @Ol-
peitou If, Corpus Gbriiti IS. Wcnl.
pbia 81, Cincinnati a, Eittsburg
n, SalucQo 10, Buffalo Is. Glcuc
IorO II. 0ctroit 20, 2lIpeno II, NIur
oltcttc 6, @rcen Ban 10, Chicago -,
Iulltb >, ct. Saul 10, Ct. &oui9
81, aouioa Gitp q, omaha -. SIT
ron is. @iSmnrd s. @iaiiton ,,
SABRE 1, &clcno fl, Solt Natc 20,
0cupcr rs, 9tortb Nlnttc Is. 0cO2c
-, Nmurino 81, Cos Nngelca 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

Gin gutCr G0nG. SIN mclt
Iidcu Stoiionaboulc miro lid Der %
Sabre oltc Norbicr Clarence Sim.
mons pon 9tr. tl3t, Oit.9ioolcltroBc,
am u. Gc5cmbcr ulli mcbrcrc 0icb.
itobl9 Acknowledgement bin 5u Der
ontnortcn bobcu, Gr mur0e Qeitern
pom Ser9euutcu GiQon ncrboitet,
mo Ole non linn gerolbten Sufeii
tciinocn lih inn Stotionobouie unO
mnrten Der Socntili5irung SeitcnS
scr Gigcntbiimcr. SinrrnonS mietbete
aCitcrn Mor0cn IN DEM &oithouie 9tr.
663, WeIt- 6opcttcitroBc, elm 3immer,
mo lucnigc Stun0en ipGter iIbcr.
rnid)tc Ole @irtbin, 6ror Z. u. so.
melt, i'm babel, ais er pcrllldte, ocn
&ofier zines unOcrcn &oItgGngerS 5l
erbrChcn. Sic rici oCn Scroconter
0illon bcrbci, Scr 0cn iungcn Worn
fcItnobm. Ger Sergeant brod)tc MN
III Griobrnn9, Dob SimmonS in ei.
mem @ouic 0ca 600 @lodS Der @cIt
SorotogoitroBc aud cin 3immer qe'
nliCtbet babe. ul6 bic SullSilldutg
I0rocrtc mcbrerc Nn5ii9c, cinen
llc6crrod uno pcridieocnc Sd)nmd
lodct 5lt Gage. Sin Nod uno cine
@cltc uurben bon Srn. GSrco. Wtit.
t)cu bon Nr, 800, 9toro.8 rceneltrobe.
ais ieir Gigentbltm iocttifi3irt, uno
Sr. @oItcr .. Sltaipon %erfunnte
5ipci Node lro Elm Eoor Soien OILS
lcin Gi9entbum. Cine iilbcrne 3uf-
terboie nit II Soiieln lino mebrerc
gebliinlte Eor5ellontoiien funben sic
Eoli5cibeamten in einem Sreuocns
boliie al Der SoiepbiiteitroBe, no
Simmons Die Sod)en cinem Woodc,t
3itnl @eidlenf 9enludt botte. Cine
1oloellc Gumenltbr itlo brei Hinne
bcfoltocn lid olld) unter ben oltige.
lltnocncn Sodcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Sun Stnfc 5it Stnfc.

Sin &el0 aus Dem @upernlunoc itcbt
Dor Der 3ud)tbou9tbiirc Warp.
lano's. N0olpb Don &crbcrt
inter cincm EiCuoonpm oils
S6leid)bicb pcrbaitct. - Ncnnt
iid 2loolpb Slider. - a0iupitc
in Der Scr. 5taoten Nrn1cc AMI
Eorto Cleo. ~ Gin 0ltcl tried
i'm aus ser ultcu Ncintatb.
@cnn bic 0citcru BON inn Dor 30
li5cirihter Gllgene e. Grammar i'm
mittlercn StntionsbollIc genlodten
Nn9obcn ilbcr ieincn &cbctalalll ullf
@ubrbcit bcrubcn, bat Scr lid N0olpb
Iiihcr ncnncn0c, 81 %ohre olte
Shlcidoicb, mcld1cr geitcrn 5itm
,{tcn N}oIc pcrbaftct un0 Dem @cz
ridjtaucriobren iibcnpicicu mlrOc,
Nniprlld ulli cincu IN @apcrn mobl-
flilgclocu 9}omcn. Slider iogte,
icin riftigcr Nulnc lei Noolpb pom
Ncrbcrt. uul0 icin bcrcit2 81 Sabre
alter Safer lei foniGIid) baperlidcr
0bcri0ritcr. ({n Der Ncindtb lei er
ScconOc &iel,tcnont I'M orittcn be
rittcncn bopcriidocn Nrtiucric Negis
mcut gGpcien, III 1869 babe Cr elmer
Game lpcgcn o6cr nit icinem Same.
ro0cn, Sem icbiAcn Gommut0cur Oea
Orittcn Acknowledgements, Srelbcrrn
glfrcO bon SigIcr, Gin SGbcloucll ge-
babt lnO 0cnielben ollrd) Den Arm
aeltod)cn. Sclnc &enuunoten b0ttcn
i'm Damn nuh Nmerifu o%bgeldoben.
Sier bubc er IN Hohclter OoS Shrei-
n%crban0mcrt c%rlcrnt, lci Damn nod
Californian gcBnll9cn mo bobc lid)
bort iiir ocn Solootcnoicnit omucrbcn
loiicu. %m 3. &apuaeric HcgiIlent
babe cr 1872 Sabre gcoient mo i'm.
lp0nild) ulncritantlfcn &ricde babe
cr Den 6cIoSlN nltf Eorto Hicn nit
Qcmodt. 0ort babe CT 0urd) ulpor-
iid)ti0ca Maiden in ourd) Qiluu3cu
ocrgiitctcm Mniicr cnt5iinoete 9llgcn
bctommcn uno ici rad longcm arol=
tcnlogcr I'M Su5aretb gc5mllngcn &c.
mcicn, iCinen Nbld)ic0 ais SerAcont
5lt ucbmcn. Seitoem babe Cr it'd I'M
Houoc unlbcr gctriebcn un0 lei Dor
CtIidpeu Wtonotcn nah Baltimore &C,
tommcu. Slider o0cr pom &Crbcrt
CAB ST. 6nB CT mieOcrboIt 9cItoblcn
babe; cr tblte Is aber MIR, mcnll or
trinfc, lll0 nannte e5 &~Icptomouie.
Gr lit Oicanlal angcidruloi2t, Dem Or.
Geo. ". Witd)cu BON Nr. 913, Nor0=
NrodOpop, cincn llcbcrrod 81 $50 &C
itoblcn SIT bnbcn, Den CT Iilr So 81 per
icbclt ucriudrtc. &or Idngcrer Belt
bate CT 5pci llbrCn lmO Cincn flcIncn
S%duoBbuno AcIanQiin9crt, mofiir CT
cine rur3c @eldngnibboit ucrbiIBt bat.
&u0i 8rannun ilbcrpica i'm gcitcrn
micocrum Dem @cri6tapCriahrcu.
Slider bat, i'm olti ciu Suhr nnd) ocnl
Staota ArbcitSbolie 81 ien0eu. Gr
'o8tc, or miIBtc, DAB Ct nid)tS tol0c,
0uB cr lid iclbit un0 Der Wclt cine
Gait mlo ser ShanOilcd lcincr III Der
oltcu Neimotb bod)gcud)tetcn 6anlilie
lei. Seine ciu5igc Sdnpcitcr, iagtc CT,
lei cine Nounc.
Ger M}onn trGgt bclttc nod Oeu
Stcmpcl Oca 9lbtommlinga elmer gu.
ten Snnilic, troboem CT nadl Ieincl
cigencn NltaloQcn cinen miIitcu &c
bcnamunocl gciijbrt bat. Gr bat ciu
icinc3, init coles @ciidt, umrobmt
nit cincm mollcnocn blonocn &ol-
bart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Samitas. nnS Spnntag. Grfnriiunch

hoh Waibin9ton $1.25 anf Der
.Eennipluania gabn." 9iGete iinn
iiir Die Hiidiabrt biz Sonntag
abrno oiiltis. aae 3ige, Sen
nGongreiiional 2imiteb" oiisgenom.
men. GSr.&So)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Staot Baltimore.
ltutcrhnltnnos . gicoiucilcr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Sin idOncs nab nitIides 0eidcnf

Gin idJOnes nab nitIides 0cidcnf
fir N~nscb6rise 1T immcr cine lebcns'
gro6e Photographic oocr cine fiinit'
lcrii6 opllenbetc Gopic eines alien
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bilocr mir ST prp 9ntcuo.
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Wabcn fir Mcihuad,tcu,

Silbertpooren iino Sdmlldiod)erl
Irten. @eihIiiicucS Clos.
2l @eit.9eringtcn. Str. gSalters.
(Se33,e oMiSr--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
S%diffsfarten BON Mno nadj 9cntId.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore Big Bremen: Sea.
iiite $40 nnb $47.50; gremen-gal.
iimore bis gum /. Nopember $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn 1. Nopember bis
1. ausi,lt $52.50. 3itrbreiie gu bill.
liaerem Breiie. Sbeo. s. 0iener &
Co., 3immcr Nr. 3, TIA Oit.2eriua.
ton.str. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
l(rthmr ~. 8pbipm,
Rr. te7, Cf.SaItimort.e traht

TaiIaac . Rotariats . 8elomcdieI.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir ale
Dompfer. 2inier,. &eiiep1iie, @ediel.
geIopefiel hnb @cIoienounsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

Gin &oficctlot d. - Yer
Gamcnpcrcin 0c3 @cionNpcrcin9
.Nrion" biClt Qcltcrn Nbeno in $.
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Arrangements Der McibnohtSbc.
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dor-Souc bctroltt it, belt 5uglcid)
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SitQlteit fiir iiberiIiiiiiq, WoS Die llr-
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Standardization. go
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Gbeiteritrobc annehmcn.
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oes .llnobh1naigcn 9iirgerpcrcins,"
lit lett mehreren Soget burh cine
idiuerc GrfGltunN al icin @ctt gcfci.
ielt, ooh hoiit CT. binnen Sturgeon
mieNer bcrgeitcllt 81 lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
grannidJweiacr 2ebcrWnrit,
,,uic allc sum @nritgcidDait gcb0rcn.

io,uic allc sum &uritgcidDait gcbOrcn.
ben S%elifnteirn ~ babcn bel
2uniS $. Hcttbcra
966-96S Seriuaton.Wa nnb
342-344 Sulins.W arft.
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Der Stabt bcf0rocrt.
(9tu129, 1W)
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WA
8cIbieubnngcn uad) GcntidlanS nnS
Se5trcih

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ser 8elt. 3Gco. 8. 9iener d Go.,
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3. Q8O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

In0crcn 9fobert 2. Garter mr0 Nn.
Ocrcn Snmlcl +. Sem uno Nn0ercn
mo @0rD 9nn Sinf mo Nn0crcu.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-05
.SEMPLE TAKEN
AWAY FOR TRIAL
Requisition Papers Finally
Arrive and Prisoner Will
Be Tried at Langdon.

Vim. Semple, the man accused
of being fugitive from justice
by the authorities Of Cavalier
county, North Dakota, was taken
away this afternoon and will
stand trial at Langdon upon two
charges, one Of having sold liquor
unlaWfully and the other of hav-
ing skipped out leaving the bonds
men who went good for him in the
lurch. He has been held at the
county jail in this city for the
past two weeks awaiting the ar
rival Of req uisition papers issued
by Governor Van SAINT and for
-warded to the governor Of North
Dakota for his signature. The
papers arrived last night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-05
Buried at Poor Farm.

The funeral Of two paupers
took place at the county poor
farm today and the remains
inferred in the county cemetery.
Archie Fullerton, who died at
Nebish on Monday, was buried
and the remains of Ed Olson,
who expired at St. Anthony's
hospital last week, was also in
TERED. No relatives Of the two
men have been located.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-05
BLAKESLE.E]
RE POINTED
Former County Health Off.
Ger Lands Job For An
other Two Years.

At the meeting Of the board of
county com missioners this morn
ing County Health Officer Blakes-
lee was reappointed for term of
two years in spite Of vigorous OPP
position by two prominent physi-
Clans Of the city. DR.. w. r.
Morrison and DR.. Z. A. Ward
were the two other candidates
for the position but after a ballot
had been taken by the commits
sioners it was found that out Of
four ballots cast three were for
Blakeslee, and his election was
declared by chairman Danaher.
All three of the gentlemen who
asked the appointment are well
fitted. DR.. Blakeslee has served
the equity in that capacity for
the past four years and has
always been ready to attend the
wants Of a sick prisoner or in
mate Of the county poor house at
any time Of the day or night.
The position is attended with
much hard work and the long
drives in inclement weather
often necessitated by calls from
remote districts throughout the
county make the lot of a county
health officer not the least envi-
able
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-05
Pleasant Social Function.

An unusually enjoyable social
function, mention of which was
overlooked in these columns last
evening, was the joint installa-
ton held Tuesday evening by the
Rathbone Sisters and the
Knights of Pythias. Lunch was
served late in the evening at the
Grill and dancing was enjoyed
until an early hour. The two
lodges are among the strongest
in the city and the gathering
Tuesday evening has set a pace
for the other lodges Of Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-05
Wife and Children Of Man
Held at County Jail in
Desperate Stats.
SUPPLY OF FOOD AND CLOTHING
is EXHAUSTED.
Visit to Cabin Made by Deputy
Sheriff Who Finds Them in
Pitiful Condition.

A pitiful condition of affairs
was found to exist at the home Of
Jacob Weis, the man now held at
the county jail to await the action
of the grand jury for the alleged
stabbing of his neighbor, John
Sukert, when a visit was made
to the premises yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Thos. Bailey, Jr.
The faithful wife and her two
little children, one a little over
two years of age and the other a
mere infant, are living in a cabin
which affords little shelter from
the cold and the meagre food sup
ply found inside the hut consist.
ed of few dry crusts of bread
and a small piece of fat pork
which would not appease the hun
ger of an average man for day.
Mrs. Weis visited her husband
at the county Jail in this city yes.
terday. She seemed to be re-
signed to her fate and expressed
confidence that her hus band
would ultimately be cleared of
the crime of which he is accused.
But in spite of her bravery. tears
would often dim her eyes, and,
suspecting that something was
wrong, a kind hearted deputy
asked her to tell her troubles.
She remained silent, but upon
being questioned she admitted
that her food supply was run
ming low and the deputy accom-
panied her to the cabin, which is
about four miles west of the city.
Upon an examination of the
house he found that the cup
board shelves were bare and the
family in actual want of food.
The fuel supply was also ex-
hausted and the dingy, cabin with
it's unfortunate inmates present.
ed one of the most pitiful spec
tacles of want and starvation ever
seen i'm northern Minnesota. A
small cook stove was the only
means for heating the cabin,
which is loosely built and full of
cracks where the mud plastering
has fallen out, leaving large apert-
ures where wind and cold gain
entrance and make life miserable
for the unhappy inmates. The
bed clothes were found to con-
sist of only three light blankets,
and it is certain that the two
small children have suffered with
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Masked Man Holds Up Sa.
loon Of P. NJ. Getter at
1870 Last Night.
SECURES SMALL HAUL AND
MAKES GETAWAY.
Traced to Home of DR.. Blakeslee,
Where Pursuit Ends Unsuc-
cessfully.

A masked man entered the sa-
loon of p. M. Getter at Wilton
last night, drew a revolver and
told the five men who were in
the saloon to hold up their hands
while he relieved them of their
valua bles. -Four of them COM
piled instantly but Mr.. Getter,
who carried large sum of money
in a pocketbook in his inside
coat pocket, drew the book from
his pocket and threw it on the
floor unnoticed by the hold-up
artist before he was compelled at
the point of revolver to hold up
his hands.
The robber searched the pock-
cts of every man in the crowd
but was successful in securing
only about SIS in silver which was
carried in a purse by Mr.. Getter-
After a thorough examination of
the men had taken place he back
ed out of the saloon and ran into
the woods. A posse was speedily
organized by the five men and
they followed the tracks of the
man as far as the home of DR..
F. A. Blakeslee, two miles west
of Bemidji, where it was lost and
the pursuit given up. The men
came to this city and notified the
police who went out to where the
tracks had beer lost but were un.
successful in locating it.
When the track was lost the
robber was headed in a north
easterly direction and it is
thought that he went to Turtle
River. The authorities in that
city have been notified and des.
cription of the man sent to them
and should he appear there his
arrest will undoubtedly follow.
The description of the man
given by Mr.. Getter tallies with
that of a character who has made
Bemidji his home for some time
past and who is regarded by the
police in this city as an all around
bad man.
Sheriff Bailey and Deputy
Brose left this morning for Tur-
tie River and will make an at
tempt to apprehend the criminal.
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Supposed Thief Is Caught.

Sheriff Bailey returned yester.
day from Cass Lake, where he
arrested N. w. Ross, who is sus.
pected of having stolen the over.
coat and a sum Of money which
was found to be missing from the
Markham hotel last fall. Ross
will be arraigned before Judge
Pendergast upon the charge Of
grand larceny.
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School Meeting.

A meeting of the school board
was held at the presidents Office
in the school house last night
and all members of the board
were in attendance. Contracts
for furnishing $50 cords Of wood
were let to five bidders. One
hundred cords of tamarack at
$3.50 per cord and $50 cords of
jack pineat 1925 were purchased.
Beyond this little business of i'm
portance was transacted.
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A Grim Tragedy

is daily enacted, in thousands of
homes, as death claims, in each
one, another victim of consump-
ton or pneumonia. But when
coughs and colds are properly
treated, the tragedy is averted.
F. G.. Huntley, of Oaklandon, Ind.
writes: my wife had the con-
sumption, and three doctors gave
her up. Finally she took DR..
Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption coughs and colds.
which cured her, and today she
is we'll and strong It kills the
germs of all diseases. One dose
relieves. Guaranteed at SOC and
$1.0O by all druggists. Trial bot
tie free.
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Off For France.

Medard Mercil was in Bemid il
today from Crookston making
this territory for Felix Fournet
the Wholesale liquor man. Mr..
Fournet will take an extended va
cation this winter and will shortly
leave for France with his family
for a three or four months visit.
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Switch Engine for Bemidii.

The rush of business on the
Great Northern in this city has
necessitated the employment Of
a switch engine to handle the
large amount Of freight that is
shipped in and out of the city
daily. Formerly the local freight
did all the switching and it took
from three to six hours on each
trip.
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Candy

at wholesale'prices
Genuine Lether Cigar Cases
Case Pipes Pocket Books
Tole Pouches Mixed Nuts
Home Made Taffy
Ripe Tomatoes Cucumbers
Radishes Lettuce Celery
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the cold as a result of insufficient

covering.
The county commissioners
have been notified of the condi-
ton Of affairs existing at the
cabin and they will probably take
action to either provide food and
clothing for the family or order
their removal to the county poor
farm.
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PRINCESS
Grocery Co.

Don't forget that our line Of
Canned Goods is the best.
Our Princess Brand Coffees and
Teas cannot be beaten.
We are selling those Fancy
Ringrose, Dill, Medium
Sweets and Sour Pickles
Don't forget our line of Bon
Bon Boxes Fancy Chocolate
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

~.~~r~~.0.s-s~4~1~S~ee ~N~4~~~~e~~@~~~0
WANTED Board in private
family for a lady who will visit
Bemidj for her health. Pioneer
Office or Fl. L Pitts, Grand
Forks, IN. ..
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Nothing can be better than the
best Marks lung Balsam is the.
best.