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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Myb6r mydla.

Kobiety po,viinnuyg vx,,y'brad sever,y.
Lecz,rniicze Mydlo sk6rne do toalety
i kapieli, poniewaz jestsono Swgol.-
nem Cd wszelkioha szkodhwy'shhh..
substancyi j ME zatyka por sk6ry,
czem spowodoWa}oby choroby
.skr6drne. S,very Lecznicze MYd}o
Sk6rne, czysci nraalle@.ziyycie j usuwaa
pryszcze, blackhea3s, wysypki i
wszelkie wwyrzuty sk6rne. Czyni
ono najbardziej szorstka sk6re
gladka piekna. Cd severy Legs
niczego Myd}a Sk6rnego znikaja
zmarszozki W wieku starszym, jezli
uzyte ", polqczen,u zSevery Ma.
sc,a R6zana ,posiadas ono milky "a :
pach, kt6ry przypsdnie do gustu
kazdemu. W ystarczy ono ma dfugi
cxss. Cena % cent6w. We wszyst.
kich sptekach. Spory kswa}ek ma
wys{any bedzie darmo kazde
mu, kto przysle 2 centowy znaczek
pocztowy ma koszta pr1esy}ki. A
dresowaG: w. E. Severa Co., c..
,dar Rapids Iowa. Dept. M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
Moi najlepszy przyjaciel..

Alexander Benton, kt6ry miesz-
ka PREY Rural ,pea. Route !, Fort Ed.
ward, n. =. powiada: ORA Kingga
New Discovery jest moim nailep-.
Sym przyjac.elem na swiecie. Ono
. mnie1 wyleczJy}to 2 dychawicy pred
.szesciu 1aty, Ono take dokonaflo.
za8pddl1,ii1wiajacej kuracyi Y pocz2atku,
jacych suchotach q zony meggo synlaa,
Piervvssz1,a butelka zakonczyla okroe
pny kaszel azten, udd'miierzyf inne
symphony jeden pc drpggim AZ EOS
t ala zupe'nie zdrowa ORA Kinngg.aa
New discovery posiada sile, na
lk ca zaz i Jest zasdLziiWaiisajjaa-
CEN zadne iinfnre lekarstwsoo ME
jestmu row nem. GWarantowane
plrszzaezs Nc ]. Kow alleWs,kkiiego apte.
kara e SOC 100 ButelkkeR a a probe
daTmo sss .s. ssa S .s;ss assaa sSsssS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

opowiedzialem, 1laatlwo z z's'l
mice; \. e = to by1]'o tow,arzystwo
ilino-skok6w, kt6rzy sic pre-
nosilii z miejsca n IA mle]]sce,
pokazujac wszedazie rozmaite
sztuki 1amane ma ziemrndi, ma 1ia
Elinie i ma koniach. Bieed1lnLnas
Ito i zbierana druzyna lu'dzl,
kt6rych MEDIA j pr6zznlliiactwNo
ma te droge pchne}a. Smu1tnny
Ito zaw6d, " kt6rym ciagle
graniczy blask szyku falszy-
lwego 2 istotna MEDIA, zzggftoe'--
dem lp 4 !, 2 rozpaacza v
lsercu trzeba sic u5miechiaac,
a MECH sic tylko g}owa zawr6-
ci, noga przypadkjem po-
SLIME, MONA przyp1acic ]e-
|zeli ME zyciem, to gorszemn
cd 6mierci kalectwem, a
znlowu z drugiej strony do
|wodzi tel smutnej prawdy,
re ME ma rzeczy. kt6rejby
cz}owiek ME zrobi} ola pie
niedzy. Zbierana ia druzyna,
|jak to zwyk1e .bywa W podo-.
bnych towarzystwach, zmie-.
nia1a sic nieraz, DO jedni z
towarzystwa sami sic oddala-
Ii, gdy i'm zab}ys}o co ]ep-.
szego, a drugich Barligunti
odpedza}, gdy sic starzyc
poczynali, i tracili dawna
zgrabnoSc. Dla tego tel mai
chetniej >bra} m}odych chop
COW DO tymi najmniej mia}
ambarasu, naj}atwiej przyz-
|wyczaili sic do sztuk lama
nych i %najmniej kosztowalI
jake by}y dawniejsze ko-
|leje pana Bar1aabasza Barli-
gunti, zwanego Rumbarba-
rum, ME wiemy 2 pewnos~
cia i ME warto sic mad tenn
zastanawia6. TO pewna, re juz
cd lat kilkunas5u zajmowa1
Isle 'takim samym zawodem,
lie przewedrowa} przez ten
|czas cd miasteczka DO miaste-..
|czka, wszystkie ziemie Pol
skie, / re by} bardzo prze-
mySlnym W swoim rodzaju.
[ to pewne, re ME by} Who
chem nigdy, i zadnego ma
wet ME mia} wyobrazenia O
tym narodzie i kraju. jake
go pochodGenia by} W rzeczy
samej, mkt ME wiedzia} Il
pewno6cia; by}o tylko posa-
dzenie, re sic urodzi1 ma
Litwie, ": jakiejs .koczuja-
cej bandzie cyga6skiej. Pre-
mawia}a "a tenn nietylko
6niada cera jego, ale czeste
s~przypominanie miejscowosci
litewskich, z kt6remi sic
nieraz wyrwal " rozmowie.
A teraz mozemy JUL przysta-
pic do opisu dalszych los6w
naszego malego Walka.
vi.
Wa1ek przychodzl do s1awyi
rozg1osu.
Odtad move zaczelo sic
ola naszego Walka 2
lasu. Biedny chIopak ma wsi
w~ychowany podobnego to-
wuarzystwa skoczk6w nigdy
- y&.L.-. - -L~-1 Da#-. NJ - II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
W,,'ql:, ll1,'|,; x, z Z. .1a':'ySsu':,.... q.
Powiest J 6zefa Die TX wsk.iego.
(Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
- Ze ME roozu1miies,z, to
mic ME szkodzi!... ale mozesz
jeszcze zrozu1mie6. Vice POI
wiedzze mi to Waikiki 2 lasu,
coz tn wlasciwie robiles?...
Mel. jak Boga ko-
cham, nic!... !.
- Nicl... to jest take pd-.
powiedz, i bardzo madra Cd
%powied&!... Ale przeciez mu-
sisz tn gdzies niedaleko
mice chate rodzinna q, rodzi-
COW, %krewnych.
- ia sierota!... rzek} chic.
pax zap}akaa...
- Sierota!... sierota!.. bief
dny sierota!... przem6wi1
znowu tkliwie... - to mnie
bardzo rozczula, do }ez po-
rusza, DO Barnabasz Barli-
gunti zwany Rumbarbarum,
ma serce!... talk jest, ma SER
ce s}awne pc calym 6wiecie.
Ma1y ch}opcze!... jezelis sic
rota... ia Gle biore pod opie-
ke!... szcze6liwy wypadek
przyprowadzi1 Gig tu.
- Moi dobry Boze!... -
mrukna{ nie6mia}o pobozny
Walek. .>.
M6wi}em ci, co, zreszta
sam widzia}es i podziwiale6
z geba otwarta, re mann to-
warzystwo akrobatyczne, ]
gimnastyczne i konne, ja-
kiego SWAT ca}y i nawet
Litwa ME widzia1a. Go to jest
take towarzystWo? ME rozu-
miesz jeszcze, ale zrozumiesz
p6zniej. Tymczasem to tyl-
ko ci powiem, re gdzie sic
pokazem, sypia sic pieniadze,
jak snieg W zimie, jak .desz-
eye W lecie, jak ,p]ewa pc
waszych chalupach. A ponie-
waz ty sierota, a Barnabasz
Barligunti zwany Rumbarba-
rum ma SERGE wspania}omyS-
Inc i litoSciwe, jak ma praw-
dziwego Litwina - chce mo-
vic W}ocha przysta}o,
vice Gle biore z SODA. Be-
dziesz tymczasem -,czy6ci}
.buty, lampy i konie. Jeste6
w~prawdzie niezgrabny! ..
zwyczajnie ch}op!... ale kto
,wie?... gdy sic zapatrzysz ma
Barnabasza Barligunti zwa-
nego Rumbarbarum, i ma je-
60 dzielne tawarzystwo, mo-
re z czasem i z ciebie be-
die czlowiek; i wystepowac
|bedziesz, j zostaniesz artysta!
Artysta!... czy pojmujesz to
wielkie s}owo. ia Gle zreszta
sam uczyc .bede darmo!..
iznaj moja wspania}omy6lno6c|
IL mi1osierdzia bede Gle kar.
mil nawet. Czy %pojmujesz
jake ma Gle spad}o szczeS-
Gle?
L Walek uwierzy} W to
il
biedny sierota az do n6g u
pad4 vie kSiemu, wspania1e
mlI Barnabaszowi Barligunti,
Rumbarbarum zwanemu.
No, teraz W droge!,
D,r ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

J, WI.AlAlRl7,U)S o,z, n ! I
- - ----- - - s1 ----- ---- ----T ------
ltych ~wpraWdzie ltokzcc'iialc''hl', ale
AZ przodzie obszJyta zwieoas-
Icemi sznureczkkasmmi SARA Is
IIwaark,il pasowe, DO mmulsial1{y'
kiedy5 w1tassnno6cia ina ina
}cznie w:yzszego chloppatka; 9 !
do tego wsadzono mu ma no
81 z6lte buciki, 6Wiecacee
resztkami blaszkowego Wy
szywania, na glove za6 ka-
pelusz dlugii spiczasty, bia-
lei niegdy6 barwy.
Sam siebie ME p'oczna1,
gdy go nagle tax przystrojo-
nego dyrektor postawil pred:
zwierciad}em.
Prawda!... re teraz: in.
|nym jestea cz}owiekiem,
|gdyS to ch}opskie zrzuci1 z
siebie. ubranie.
- Prawda . odpowie-
|dzia1 Walek. :. ST
los mnie winien!,. pa
mietaj Q tem!...
Poczciwy Walek poca}owa{
Barliguntego W: reke mai
szczerzej!... Y
ia sam bede ciebie u
cyl, i wykieruje ma ludzil..
DO ia sic ma ten ruzumiem!
y mojej szko1y powychodzi-
|}y same znakomitosci.
'Biedny ch}opak s1ucha} Bar
liguntego z takiem szajeciem
a z%arliwo6cia jakby PREY
s1uzbie Bozej s}ucha} kaza-
MIA, lub slow Ewangielii.
Bedziesz kiedyS shaw:
InymL... ia to widze!... Bo ia.
IMAM sic ma ludziach!... bo->
by to by1a acknowledgements! !.
Nigdy!.. odrzekf chic
piec z zapa}em szcze rel
wdziecznosci.
= BODY mi zal by}o "a
toba!.. hos ty mi sic spodo.
bal.
Walek sic rozp4}ak a} lzami
poczciwej czutosci, a i Bar.
Burligunti otarl oczy..
suchutenkie. Me pierwsza
to jego pfzemowa podobneggo
rodzaju. Me, raz on juz tym
sposobem m6wil do nowi-
cyusz6w, Werbujac ich do
towarzystwa, ale jake pred
ko slowa jego Wiatr rozwie-
wal. :Uczniowie Barliguntego
poduczywszy sic .nieco, po-
rzucali go zwykle, lepszych
szukajac Warunk6w, a, pan
Rumbarbarum glo5ne roz-
wodzil treny mad niewdzie-
czno6cia 1udzkE niepompy
wcale ma to, .ze sam ami Q
lepszymt n. ME byl, bo Q
lyle dba1 8 Swoich podw1a-
dnych, Q lie mu byli poly
tecznym1i, a jezeli sic kt6ry.
: Mich zuzyl, albo, co sic
zdarza}o, skaleczy} j stall sic
niezdatnym do rozmaitych
wedrujacego
towarzystwa, to go pewnie,
(Ciag daisy nastapi).l
Moi najlepszy przyjaciel
Alexander BENTON. kt6rv miesz-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Dispatches to Dun's Trade Review
indicate the usual volume of business
for this season.
The Russian council of ministers
has appropriated $9,500,000 for coloni-
cation purposes in Siberia. r..
Charles Bleegar, a New York artist,
Is dead OF wounds he received when
he was attacked by thugs and beaten
with a blackjack.
Reports from Victoria, B. c., say
the sealing catch of this season is
the lowest on record and about one
third that of last year.
The Transcontinental Passenger as
sociation has decided to stop issuing
colonist rates to California and other
points on the Pacific coast. l.
Announcement is made that an i'm.
portant deal involving the combina-
tion or merger of some large South
ern packing and canning interests has
just been completed.
Mail advices from Hayti state that
sixteen men were sentenced to death
there for conspiring to overthrow the
government of the republic. The
country is reported quiet, but many
persons fear q revolution soon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
SUBSCRlPTlON---S5.OO PER ANNUm
MAY IGNORE ACTION.
President Small Suspended by Teleg-
raphers' Executive Committee.

raphers' Executive Committee.
New York, Oct president S. ].
Small Of the Commercial Telegra-
piers union left his hotel in this city
during the day and his further action
in the matter of calling Off the strike
Is in doubt Small was suspended
from the office OF president by three
members of the executive committee
in Chicago. but so far Small has not
indicated whether he accepts the sus-
pension as effective.
Belvidere Brooks, general superin-
tendent Of the Eastern division Of the
Western Union, said that the Western
Union Is not interested in the action
Of the strikers.
"Our company" he said, sis con-
Quoting its business more efficiently
than it ever did. The strike of the
operators who worked for us is past
history. Or course we are willing to
take back to work a certain number OF
the operators who quit us, but never
will the places Of loyal employees be
filed by the strikers. AgitatOrs will
never again work for the company"
About $50 Of the strikers, fifty of
then women. gathered in City Hall
park and marched down to the West
ern Union building. wearing ribbons
Inscribed I'VE stick" After making
demonstration, as result Of which
two Of the men were arrested on
charges Of disorderly conduct, they
DISPERSED
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
ACCUSED OF HIGH TREASON
German Socialist Writer Sentenced to
imprisonment.

Leipsic, Germany, Oct. I DR. Kari
L1ebknecht, son OF the late famous So
cialist leader in the reichstag, who
has been on trial here on the charge
Of high treason in the publication of
a pamphlet addressed to the youth Of
Germany, in which he advocated a
general military strike in the event Of
an unpopular war, has been sentenced
to eighteen months detention in for
tress. DR.. Liebknecht's counsel took
the stand that their client had written
only against an unconstitutional en-
ployment Of the army and had never
advocated disobedience nor violence,
to which the socialists were funda-
mentally opposed. Counsel added that
their client and socialists generally
were peaceful and only desired the
abolition of militaryism as being the
greatest hindrance to the peaceful de-
velOpment of the country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
DEN0UNCES TITLE HUNTING
Hetty Green Strongly Opposed to In
ternationaI Marriages.


New York, Oct. 1A-Mrs. Hetty
Green, often referred to as the richest
woman in the world, is strongly op-
posed to international marriages, &C.
cording to an interview with her which
Is published here.
II am glad Gladys Vanderbilt is not
my daughter" she is quoted as saying.
There are thousands of honest young
workingmen in the United States
good enough to be any girls husband
The girls who go to Europe to get
their husbands deserve what they get
and more. If my son married a for
eign woman because the union would
bring him title would disown him. -
Mrs. Green said she had no inten-
ton of retiring from business.
when l get out Of business" she
said, my work in this world shall
have been done. I have been busy
forty-two years and work has made
me young and happy"
OF the financial outlook Mrs. Green
had this to say:
1--WE safely passed the. period when
there was danger of panic Money
may be tight again about the first of
the year, but do not look for serious
business embarrassment"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
BIG FLEET ASSEMBLING.
Great Britain Makes Fine Showing Of
Naval PoWor.

Naval Power.
London, Oct. 1,.-Thero IL now as.
sembling in the North sea and tho
English channel for maneuvers under
thu command Of Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford feet Of British warsh1ps
representing an aggregation of naval
power surprising all the Immediately
available resources of any two other
countries of Europe and yet not SIN
gle ship Of this fleet has been drawn
from the reserves, the Mediterranean
fleet or the Devonport and Portsmouth
divisions. The home feet, which Is
now assembling, consists merely Of
those ships maintained in the vicinity
of the British isles and which through
out the year have been engaged In
war training. It numbers 40 pen
ships, 16 armored cruisers, several
protected cruisers, various auxiliary
vessels and 4S torpedo vessels. The
battleship Dreadnaught is not taking
part In the maneuvers, as she Is being
fitted with a new steering engine be-
fore being subjected to further series
of sea trials, which, 1t IS hoped, will
prove Of assistance in determining the
design Of future large hattleshirs.
The first section Of the coming ma
val maneuvers, covering four days,
will be of q tactical description and
tho tiNal DAYS viii ko devoted to Study.
ing the problem Of defending ships
against torCedo attacks. With the
"mosduito feet" attacking the large
warships and al the land stations
manned the comin9 operations are ex-
pected to be most interesting
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
WILL SHOW UP SOCIETY
Aure| Batonyi to Spare None in
Fighting Divorce Case.

New York, Oct. 1 Prank Work,
the millionaire father of Mrs. Aurel
Batonyi, who was Mrs. Burke-Roche,
says that his daughter will never be
allowed to return home. He declares
that he has never forgiven her since
her marriage and he denOunces Ba-
tonyi in unmeasured terms.
After her divorce from Mr.. Burke
Roche Mr.. Work took his daughter
back home and settled a yearly in.
come Of 100000 upon her. His state
home again means that Mrs Batonyi's
marriage to the professional whip has
lost to her for all time one Of the
greatest fortunes to which any Amer.
lean woman was ever heir. She has
always been fond Of lavish display
and before her first marriage was ac-
customed to spend 100000 a year for
dress. Her horses used to cost her
more than 100000 a year and often
she has spent $4,000 upon a single
entertainment, a sum greater than she
is now believed by her friends to pos
sess.
Her seemingly helpless condition, in
view Of her fathers latest statement,
adds to the mystery of her suit for
divorce against Batonyi. Her hus-
bands first impression, according to
his statement, was that her fathers
money had induced her to begin the
suit. Now, however, he brings for
ward many circumstances which may
cause as much surprise among his
acquaintances as the statement Of
Mr.. Work In his anger toward the
persons who, he believes, have dis
turbed his domestic happiness Ba-
tonyi now says that he will spare
none. His lawyer says Mr.. Batonyi is
deeply in earnest.
1--WE will demand jury trial Of the
divorce case and the revelations will
be as amazing to the fashionable
world as were the details Of the Thaw
trial." continued the counsel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16

son during the day. The petition
asked that the union be enjoined from
1nstituting strikes or aiding or assist
ing any strikes against the Typothetae
or it's members In case the latter or
any of its members refuses to insti
tute the eight-hour day before Jan. J.,
1907. or the closed shop at any time;
that 1t be enjoined from melting local
unions to strike against the petition.
ers; from arranging for or proceeding
with referendum vote upon the ques-
ton Of striking against the Typothe-
tae or its members for refusal to in
stitute the closed shop or the eight
hour day and to enjoin the union from
paying any money to further any such
strikes. A temporary injunction was
granted by Judge Thompson last Tues.
day, when the petition was filed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
ON INJUNCTION QUESTION
Federation of Labor to Put All Candi-
dates on Record.

New York, Oct. ! The Central
Federated union has received an ap-
peal from President Gompers Of the
American Federation Of Labor, which
has been sent to all the affiliated un-
ions, asking them to request all polit-
ical candidates in the present CAM
paign to commit themselves openly as
to government by Injunction. Com
pers said that the misuse of the power
OF Injunction occurs constantly and is
dangerous to the liberty of the people.
1t was the duty of the labor unions to
Investigate all candidates for judicial
and legislative Offices so that they can
be put on record as to how they stand
On the question of government by in
junction.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Some Strikers Are Reinstated.

Cleveland, Oct. 1 .-Notwithstand-
Ing the formal resolution adopted at a
meeting of the local branch of the
Photographers union to continue the
strike indefinitely number of men
applied for their old positions and in
several instances were reinstated. Su-
perintendent Collins of the Postal
company said he had rejected the ap-
plications of some first class oper-
ators simply because their services
were not needed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Labor Situation Disquietinu.

Rome, Oct. '.-Although the gen.
eral strike has been officially called Off
at Milan the labor situation In other
cities of the north of Italy Is disqu1et.
ing. 1t is understood that the decision
taken by the labor leaders at Milan
was the result of promise on the
part of Signor Giolitti, the premier
and minister Of the interior, that the
government would punish the car
bineers who fired on the strikers If
the investigation being made proves
that they were not justified In shoot
Ing into the mob.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Big TRESTLE C0LLAPSES.
One Man Killed and Nineteen Injured,
Three Fatally.

Middletown, N. Y, Oct. i.-One
man was killed, three were fatally in.
jured and sixteen others were seri-
ously hurt by the collapse of a 400
foot trestle used in railroad construc-
ton work near Stoney Ford. Sixteen
work cars which were on the trestle
went down in the crash.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Jail Sentence for DruquIst.

New York, Oct. 1b.-severe punish
ment for druggists who sell cocaine is
advocated by DR.. Darlington, head Of
the city health department. and as a
result Of his efforts a druggist con-
victed Of making a sale Of the poison
was sentenced to six months impris.
onment in the penitentiary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
OH Contractor Suicides.

Arkansas City, Kan, Oct. 1 A. ID.
Davidson, an oil contractor, we'll
known in the Southwest, was found
dead in his room in local hotel. He
had swallowed laudanum with suicidal
intent and left note saying he was
in financial straits and he believed his
mind was failing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Youth. Shoots Two Girls.

Menominee, Mich, Oct. Anton
scheck, flfteen-year-old boy, acci-
dentally shot and fatally wounded
twenty-year-old Kate LentZ and SIX
teen-year-old Ella Scheck, who were
walking along a road near the Scheck
farm. The buckshot pierced the lungs
of the girls and they are in a precari-
GUS condition in local hospital.
Young Scheck did not see the girls
when he fired the gun.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
ARGUMENTS ON INJUNCTION

Typothetas Case Against Pressmen
Comes Up at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1t.-Arguments on
the petition for permanent injunc.
tion against the International Printing
Pressmens and Assistants association
of America, which was charged by
the Typothetae and several publishing
firms Of Chicago, New York, St. Louis
and other cities with having violated
an agreement Of January, 1907, in de.
manding an eight-hour day, were
heard by United States Judge Thomp.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Mitchell Undergoes Operation.

Indianapolis, Oct 1 Vice Presi-
dent Lewis and Secretary Wilson of
the United Mine Workers Of America
have returned to national headquar-
ters from La Sale, ILL.,, where they
left President John Mitchell. Two
operations for appendicitis and hernia
were performed on Mr.. Mitchell. Both
were successful, but left the patient
In a much weakened condition,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Three NEGROES LYNCHED
Two of Them Hanged and the Third
Shot to Death.

Shot to Death.
Tunica, Miss, Oct. 1 Three ne
groes have been lynched here for a
series of burglaries. Two were hanged
to telegraph pole and the other was
shot to death.
The negroes were Will Jackson, Jim
Shonts and George Robinson. They
had been placed in the Tunica Jail,
where they confessed to a series Of
burglaries. During the night they were
spirited away and the sheriff and his
deputies claim they do not know just
when the prisoners were taken. 1t
was the mob's intention to hang all
three, but after Jackson and Shonts
had been hanged Robinson broke from
the barn where he was being held and
WAS shot as he fed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
No Chance in His Condition

Vienna, Oct. emperor Francis
Joseph is resting easier His spirits
appear to have improved, though the
Inflammation continues and his symp-
toms generally are not changed. He
was restless up to 1 o'clock in the
morning, but later enjoyed refreshing
Sleen
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
Assistant Secretary Retires.

Washington, Oct Thomas Ryan,
for nearly eleven years first assistant
secretary Of the interior, will retire
from that office the latter part Of this
month. He will be succeeded by
Frank Pierce of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The reason given for his resignation
Is that his health has become i'm
paired by the work of his Office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
WESTERN UNION FIRM.
Refuses to Discuss Possible Terms OF
Settling Strike.

New York, Oct. 1 Charles P.
Neill, United States commissioner of
labor, was in conference with the off,
cials of the Western Union Telegraph
company during the day making a
final effort to ascertain if there was
operators still out on strike. All phases
of the subject were considered, but
he was assured that the position of
the company would not be changed
under any circumstances.
Mr.. Neill's call was on account of
the receipt by his department of a
number of petitions and resolutions of
common councils asking for his inter-
VelitiOn
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
CHICAGO WINS SERIES.

Defeats Detroit In Championship Base
ball Contest.
Detroit, Oct. l The Chicago Ma
tionals captured the fourth game with
the Detroit team of the American
league by a score Of to 0, thus Sc.
curing the title of worlds champions
by winning four straight games from
the leaders of the American league.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-10-16
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