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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15

ourd rote 8Iumen omgeI6rie6eu.
SIN groBereu areiie orebt ii6 Scr
Winuten5eiger, ser ebenfuGs Don
8lume 81 8lllme, 8. }. bon Miuuta
su Minllte, porriidt. lteber ser so.
Minute ltebt Elm fleines meibbartiees
Sein5elmdnnden nit einem &arnnier
lit ie0er Sano Dor 5pei @lofelt ltno
10 balo Die poue Stunoe INN it,
idlagt er iie an = allo /, 2, 3, ii.
l.. 10. 8as an ionitiger Seppl@-
gdrtnerei eeliefert miro, lit %eritauH-
lid. Das &1,rbaus lit III ieiner
Sront Elm berrlider offener Soli-
bau I'M Salbrunb, bo6 uno htftig
nit prahtieem eeidnisten @ol5merf.
9as Hlblifum IaBt ii6 bier ouf ele-
gotlten lei6ten &obritiiblen olt 81
iden nieoer uno Iauidt Ser MuIif
tagli6 orei @on5erte. 9aS Or
DIETER beitebt aus 80 Mann uno
ipielt brilliant. Sn ben Salen, Sic
bo1elegont in meiB, mottbIalt unb
golo gebalten iino, miro geipielt; cS
giebt aub in elmer atlinlttenoen
Srinfitube ein Buffet; elegattte Da=
%meniolons uno lonitige Mdumlid]-
feiten. 9ieies &urbaus nnterlbci=
oct ii6 fait in Mnem bon al ocn
pielen &~nrbaltiern, sic mir befalult
itno unb Der 8erfebr in oemielbelt
lit our6aus international. @etteres
iiber Snterlafen uno ieiue ltmgeblung
int 1ta1ften 8riefe. 81. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15
aatalogs iogen

l1eberienoung BEG aata[oos iageu
mir uniern Donf.
Serr Sc. @erloft frii1er
Elm ginnobner BON Guero, itarb bier
I'M Sauie ieiner Sodter, Srau
GbriItian S. Speiier, I'M Sitter BON
81 Sabren. @r binterloBt 5 per-
beiratete Sodter uno einen Soyn.
Die Sei6e murbe 5ur geltottauJ
na6 gltero eeididt.
Senrp Sdueler, elm polbe=
faltnter Sormer bon @tbolo, ifor5
in einem bieiigen &ranfenbaus I'M
Ilter BON 70 Sobren. ST binter=
laBt 2 Sobne. Die 8eitattung i'm
BET i'm Samilienbegrdbnisplat GIT
Gibolo Itatt.
= ebas. S. 9tepens, friiQer
&onitabler bon 8eror County unb
bel Der lebten 9rimdrmabl unerfolg-
rei6er &anoioot fir ben SberifS=
poitenb lit bonn Ser. Staoten War=
idal @ugen Nolte sum 9eputp er-
rannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15
Sab Nntter imna tperoen.

ugs bieIt iGmer, ben mlllloerba-
rem 8ediel in Mutter 5u iibertret=
ben, leit iie anfing electric 8itters
5u gebrnu6en"~ i6reibt Mrs. IS. 8.
@ilpatrif bon 9enper. vSbgfeid)
iiber 70 Sabre ideint fe mieoer jung
5u peroen. Sic lit felt 20 Sahren
an nnberomtli6feit urlb fonnte ipe-
Ser elien, tritlfen nod i6lofen. Die
9oftoren goben iie auf uno feine Me<
bi5in ihlug an, Bis electric 8itters,
oieies 8urtoer BET ibr betpirfte." Dos-
ielbe belebt aIle Srgane, fnrirt
2eber- u1b Nierenleioen, bringt
Sdlaf Starfe uno @ppetit. N,tr
SO gts. BEL oaen 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15

ten ben gerlpunbeten auf Die grbc.
nno oa - elm 9niten, Hodeln! 81
9a r%ieielte ein better, fleiner 9(llt-
ltrom aus Dem Ml1noe 8rends, oel=
len @ntlis padsblei6 %geporoen
NOR Die 8eiinnung bottle i'm Der.
laiien.
garnber5iger @immell Gin Gum
geni6uB Elm totliberl2
@igono mollten Die 9nie 5ulaln-
menbreden. a9aein, nein = nur oag
ni6tl" i6rie 1es geaenb in ibm uitf.
p9as bob i6 ia ni6t gepoat!"
Wfit elm paar Spriingen mar er
BEL Dem Sobnunoen als Oh er bel
fen, retten fonnte miiBtel
SEER College 8iganos Stim-
me 5itterte, uno fiebrig gldn5tal
feline 4ugen aus Dem fablen autlis.
s9ie = sic 9unge, niht mabr2
Gin gebeimes, lebtes Soften babel
er mo6te ii6 geirrt baben.
Ser anoere nidte ober nltr Itlunln
obne BON leinem Samoritermclf
auf5uleben.
us6per = boffmungslos?~
SD fiirdte."
@ie elm 8eridmetternoer Sdlag
fubr eS in @igonos Seele. @r
idpanfte einen Moment, ols ioIlie
er ielber nieoeritiir5er. Der @iielior
NOR 6ei ibm uno nobm ieinen @ruL
i'm 5u fifteen.
g6oIien Sic fif,. 8igono," maha<
te er leiie, vgieleitt miro's ooA
ridt 10 idlimm."
(Tortiesrnia foIgt.)
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lnalcn AT gferoe.

sir 5ebn Sabre fonrtte i6 tein
Bfero reiten, obne Qualen ourd,
&amorrboi6en aus5nbalten," i6reiht
8. 8. @apia, bon &rggles, ap.
uNahoem ale 9oftoren uno Weoi=
5ienen bergeblih uaren, furirte mid
Mrntca Salbe." unfeblbar
fir Sdmorrboioen 8ranopunoen,
ge~rbriibungen, S6nitttpunoen, geu-
lem Sieber-@ eldmiire, @caema, 5ol5-
fluB unb @mbneraugen. 25 gts. So
rantiet bur1 ole 9rnegiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-15
Sin Nadtreitcr 1tc6erfaa.

Die i6limmiten Na6treiter iir0
Galomel, Groton Del uno @loe @il-
len. Sic fanen @lth inn 9ett an
uno reuben gud Die Hlibe. 0idt 10
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bills. Sic per-
nriaden ME Storungen nno llnbe.
quemlidfeit, aber reinigen INNER
oas SDitem uno beilen @rfdltungen.
&opfidmer5en ltnperonuli6feit uno
Malaria. 25 Gts. bel alien 9ruo.
giiten.
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Der nerpniide grano pon Mont.

Sn Der neuelten 3eit baben lif
Die arbeiten iiber Die nriaden bes
8ranoes BON 8om uno sic oaroll
S6uloigen gebauft. @rfieben cr-
regt bot namentlib Die Mrbeit oes
Brofeiiors 8ascal in Moilanb, ser
Die oomaligen gbriiten Moms ourd)=
aug Ser granoitiftung be8idtiete.
Bascal nimmt cine groBe briitlide
@emeinoe our 3eit Neros al ullo
glaubt, boB oarin cine groBe Mn5aGl
y8ropoganoiiten ser Got" marell.
@uBeroem leien oiele Mnb1llger oes
neuen @lnubens inter ben Yr1toria-
nern unb Der romii6en Seuerpo.i-
5ei getpeien, Die Damn l1iiig I'M 90.
ihelt gemeien. go moge Ser @ehalr-
fe entitanoen iein, baB man biele5
Sooom Ourb Elm Serer reiniaels
uno ben 8eltuntergane in Ser
Sauptitoot our6 elm Seuer onti5ipie-
rem fonne. 9agegen bat oas aus
fiibrli6e Bud BON 81. &rufomo oic
cin5ige 8ermtportlidfeit fir ben
romii6en 8rano Dem &aiier 9epro
ielbit in Die gdube eeidobelL Der
6arauf ausgegangen iei cine NeiDe
bon ihledten, often Guortieren, Be-
rem Mnblid inn nidt gefief, ulto Sc
rem ianitaren 3uitano er mibbiQigte,
auf oie1e @eiie aus Dem @eae All
rdunten.
Nunmebr ergreift Gbriition Sill,
fen in Dem y@mericon Sournal RI
Ir6aeoloeD" oos @ort uro moht
auf Elm biz iebt o%erseIienes MomeIlt
aufmerfiam. 9as Seuer Begun
19. Suli ooer pielmebr in ser
Na6t 5nii6en Dem t8. uno 10. ST.
II ga na6 CIR. Nun fam man
aus 0em aitronomti6en 9alenoer er-
ieben, bob I'M Srli ga am II, Sui.
alio einen Gag Dor Dem 9lusbre1ell
oes Seuers 8olmonb mar. gs lpei5
aber bod Elm Sober, Der lie eilerl
Sltlipoamono in gfom erlebt hat,
BOB Die SeGigfeit oes 2idtes uns
Die 9nrdiidtigfeit Der 2uft iolele
@odt faft gum Cage MAIDEN. Sn
ioldeg Nddten bleibt ser beutige
&omef - un0 Die alten yfomer iper.
ben es aeraoe 10 getan boben -
gerne I'M Sreien, uno err rubt pa1-
reno oes Cages. Sdtte cine @anoc
BON @eridmorern ODER bon @ntiiil-
rem oes Wero mirfIid ben Glon ge-
faBt, Seuer an Die Staot gu legen,
10 bitten lie eS 5peifeaos IA Gage
Dor Dem II. Suli getan ODER IA So
ee nadber; benn einerl melliQer
poiienoen Woment, Inn eiilen per-
brederiideft Glan aus5ufiibren, oIs
Die Sngesbeae enter romii6en Suit
poGmononaht, batten tie iih fonn
ousmdblen fonnen. Sulien ihliebt
baber, oaB Der Irsbrub oes
Seuers pollitdnbig auf 3ufon berllb=
te. ginige @briiten mogen oalta
mol in 8eroaht eefommen iein, in-
folae ibres 9enebmens m1brello ober
nod Dem 8ranoe, nno megen ibrer
Ne6en, nod benen iie ben 8eeilin
oes letter @erihtes ertparteten mn
bier cine aottlide aataitropbe ia
ben. Woaliderfpeiie baben ii6 aud
Gbriiten, oie in oieiem Selter sic
Sano oes @ottesgeridtes iaben, benz
2oiden mioeriebt. Rero ielbit aber
mag, penn er bas Selter ni6t ange-
bot, an ieinen Sortidritten nod)
groBe Srer6e gebobt bnben. Ser
grobartiee anblid fam i'm ouh M
bepunoernben @orten altgeregt urto
grinnerug an Troios 9rono Ier-
aufbeidporen boben. 9ieie unb je-
ne unborii6tigen @%euBerungen niir-
ben notiirlid alfgenommen, uno 10
religioie &eben Ser Gbriiteu
ltno Die bepunoernben
Worte 0eros a~noererieits ouf Die
ober ben onberen Sen 8eroadt
getporfen baben.
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u IIerIei.

Die Notwithstanding, UNI
ben Bonus fir oie Srieoribsburger
@iienbabn gu beraten, tpar in Solge
oes parn1en @etters uno oes Tint
itanoes, bob piele @ei6aftsleute ii1
auBerbalb Der Staot ~befanoen, nidt
10 gut beiudt, nie mm gebofft, trob-
benz mar 6as &eiultat Elm befrich;-
genoes, inoem iogleib in Der Ser.
iammlung ein 8iertel Ser eeforoer-
ten Summe BON 100000, ndmlic)
$4,000, ge5eidnet muroe. 9ie 3ei1-
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Die UniVerSitaet Won Texas.
@eneinidaftlide gr5ie6une. rluterrid)t
fret.
Sabrlid)e llnfoiten BON $3.50 an.

~1h WV AWt
Salpts11niberiitdt, Guitin.
Groffnet am Ntitttpod,
%. September 1909.
STUNT 9 epartcment: Sic aurfe fii6ren
5ur @%rlangung Der Siteln eines Bathes
lor uno Maiter of @rts mno 9oftor SEE
Bbiloiopbie.
Gr5iebnnss= Separtement: STRAIGHTFORWARD
Ter &uriils fir 2ebrer, fiilrt sur Grs
latl9uu9 bon p%ermanenten Gertifitas
ten uito folder fin @lementar ltriters
Snseniemr=9 epartemeut: anrius in gi>
bill, gieftri5itdtsz unb MinenSSns
ge~nieurfa6.
Snrisprmnen5= . epartement Tim neue,,
9ehduoe) 9reiidbriger &urius, Si<
tel eines ga6elor of 2dps NIT
StaatssSi5ens nno eines Maiter of
Vans tantt erlangt tperoen.
Gunner Sdnle: 8esuIdrer unipsr,i.
tats@ nflo Normal &lrfus, z Wodsn.
IS. SUM-
@eeeu 8ataIoe idreibt an
She Megiitrar
uninerittb Station, Mlftia.
Mehi5iniide Dept. OaIpeftpn.
Seiiion, s Wonate, er6ffnet am 20. Seps
tember; 4idbriser aurfns in MeSi,
gin. 2idhrieer 9nrius i'm Gpotheter
fad. 3idbrieer aurins i'm &raiitsns
pfIeeefl. @riinbliher 2aboratoriums
llnterriht. Iubereetpobulide fIinis
i9e Sacilitdten I'M Sobn SeaIb Sos
pital. llniperiitb Sau aIs Wohluiua
fir tpeiblide Stuoenten Der Mebt,iu.
8esen &atalos idreibt an
She Dean, Weoical College.
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OILY $3.50
Sofal. -. ...$25.0 900
Der 8raiioent oes 9ulineB Mells
Clubs ernannte bierauf elm 4om;tc
BON IL, Inn meitere 6nbifriptionen
81 iommeln. 9ieles @onite beiteet
aus ben Serren Ben M. 9onmonc,
Or. Srea Serrea, Sermann 6.
Staafe, 8. 81. Onerler If, s. 6.
&innep, Geo. 6. Mltgelt, S. S.
&mann gbeiter $. gerrea, gn.
ron Smearingen, @alter s. Mcgull,
S. S. Sapage uno 81. {. 8ruitt.
Oieies 4omite fam iid nod ourd)
3 meitere Mitglieoer ergan5en nn6
miro gleid an Ole Mrbeit geben, oo
nift piel 3eit mebr perloren ae6en
oarf. Ole Iusiidten, oen Bonus
redt5eitig 5uiammen gu befommen,
iino giinitig.
Die Direftoren Ser @unter
9otel gompanp bielten an Mitt=
mod lire erite Situng ob, nobel
folgenoe 8eamten erpdblt muroelt:
S. 6. @ebb, 8rdiioent; $. s..
Sranfs, 8ice-Hr1iioent nno g.
ibdftsfiibrer; 6. 6. SiQie, Setre-
tar mno Sbosmeiiter. 0ireftorer:
s. 6. @ebb, $. 8. Sranfs, sSsaates
81. Gallagher, 9. S. sulipan uuo
9. 6. Sinie. Dieie nenorganifiertc
8eielidaft, meIde bon Der San @n-
tonic Sotel Company, Die oas Sc
bauoe eignet, feparat lit, iibernintntt
ben &ontraft bon Ieeterer @elea-
i6oft nit s. $. 5ranfs, tpelder i'm
Mpril D. S. abgei6lofien mlroe ulto
oamit Die 2eitung BEG Sotels. Ser
&ontraft lauft anf Is Sabre, nit
Rripilegilm auf 5 tpeitere Sabre,
uno belduft fib Die Miete auf mebr
als cine MiIion Dollars. gs miro
nun ertpartet, baB bas 8oteI idon
am 10. Sftober boaenoet fem mirn,
friiber als mo inn @pril onno6m.
IS ioa Damn iogleid eroffnet tper-
ben.
Witttpoh abenb fano cine Ser
ianmlung Der 9ireftoren Der Ser.
mannsi6bnesSer m< @eienihoft ftatt.
@s fpuroe beibloiien, nm %sSnforpr-
riernng uno Entertaining oes gbar-
tiers nad3uiuden. Die 8eamteit
uno Direftoren meroen oils Sntorpc-
ratoren fungieren.
Die Gillespie Gountp Sair III
location iiberianbte uns einen 9u.
talog fir ibre am IS, 16. uno II.
September D. S. ab5ubaIterbe 6air.
Der aatalos 8eigt cine reihe 4us-
mabl BON BrGmien uno ldBt erpnr-
ten, oab Die 5air cine iebr iebens-
merte nnb oaber aud boffentlib
cine gut beiudte fem miro. Sin
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
THE MORTGAGE
REGISTRY TAX
Continued from First Page

agreements to sell, whether Tor imme-
date or future delivery, at all ex-
changes and boards of trade, is i'm
posed by a bill introduced by Bur-
dette Thayer of Spring Valley. The
tax is 1 cent per 500.
l.. H. Johnson of Minneapolis intro
duced in the house an agricultural
school bill authorizing any county
board, when 100 residents petition
for it, to appropriate $4,000 for buy
ing or erecting building for a coun-
ty agricultural school.
Two primary election bills made
their appearance. One by John Saug-
stad of Climax changes the time for
the primary from the third Tuesday
in September to the second Tuesday
in June. The other, introduced by R.
L. Mork of Bricelyn, requires candi
dates at the primaries to have a vote
equal to so per cent of the average
vote for candidates of that party.
The house adopted c. M. Bendtxen's
inquire whether there is q beef trust
doing business in this state in viola
ton of the law The resolution was
amended so as to inquire as to the
methods and facilities for handling
live stock at the Union stock yards.
Need Not Indicate Their Party.
Judges without party tag is the
aim of bill! introduced in the senate
NV Of
bill provides that judges for the dis
trict and probate courts shall file with
the auditor or secretary of state with
out indicating their party, and the
election of the judges both at the pri-
mary and general election shall be
conducted separately from the other
officials
The present legislature is not going
to let the bills and resolutions slide
through so that the Democrats in the
next campaign can claim credit for
them; not if the leaders of the ma
jority know it. This was the real rea.
son that the joint resolution of Sena-
tor s. D. Works Of Mankato was sent
to the committee on Judiciary.
Few Eastern capitalists will find
Minnesota an attractive place to in
vest in ore land if a bill CT Senator
S. A. Nelson of Lancsbcro becomes Il
law. He would put a 10 per cent tax
on all the royalties to lessons of iron
ore lands in the state.
Another bill by Senator Nelson pro-
vides for the state inspection of the
road bed, bridges and rolling stock of
the railroads of the state.
In6ian pension bills by Senators
Wright Of Litchfield and Works of
Mankato We're offered. Both provide
S12 month, but the bill by Senator
Works include all who helped in the.
Indian troubles from 1852 to 1865.
fhe other bill limits the benefits to
those who bore arms or helped for
the few weeks of the trouble in 1852.
The Wright bill gives the pension
only to those who were disabled then
or to their widows if the marriage
took place prior to 1885.
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of Roseau county where he attended
this term of court.
Mr.. ]. U. Williams of Williams
Drug Co., of Baudette, left on Mon
day for St. Paul as a delegate to the
state convention of commercial
clubs.
Thomas Shevlin, manager of the
Crookston Lumber company of Be,
midi, was in Spooner the first of the
week, consulting the managers OF
the Standardization Lumber com.
pany. ..-
Editor ]. f. Huss of the Northern
News and family, are moving this
week into the second flat of the
Northern News building. They and
family will have commodious quar-
tiers in their new home.
Mrs. Thomas Davis of Rainier
Ont, died unexpectedly, while on q
visit with friends at Winnipeg. Hel
remains were brought to Rainy
River on Saturday to be buried
there. She leaves a husband and
four children to mourn her loss.
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DISCONTINUE :
/. UNION label
Strike Follows Action Of
Hat Manufacturers.
WILL AFFECT $4,000 MEN

Association Of Employers Say Their
Action Is the Result of the Failure
of Union Employees to Keep Work
ing Agreement With a Philadelphia
concern-Many Cities in the East
Involved in Trouble.
New York, Jan. 16-Seventy-five
hat factories, employing from 10000
to $4,000 persons, will be affected by
a decision of the Associated Hat Man.
ufacturers, just promulgated, to dis
continue the use of the union label in
all the factories represented in the
association. The issuance of the or
der was followed by strikes in the hat
factories of Orange, N. j., where 1000
men went out, and in Brooklyn, where
500 men employed by Samuel Mund-
helm & Co. went on strike. Samuel
Mundheim is president of the Hat
Manufacturers association.
Mr.. Mundheim said that the vote to
discontinue the use of the label was
unanimous. He said the reason for
this action was that the union of en-
ployes had failed to keep working
agreement made with the Geyer Hat
company of Philadelphia. Under this
agreement, he said, the men were to
continue work until a settlement of
pending questions were reached, but
the men quit work in that factory
three weeks ago and have refused to
return, although the manufacturers
have been trying to induce them to
do so.
Following the receipt of the order
disseminating the use of the union Ia
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
FORGER GAME TO GRIEF;
TOO STRONG With GRAFT
|. B. Lucken, Alias Irvine Young, Check
Artist, Passes Worthless Paper.
is Now in Jail.

G. I. Lucken (alias Irvine Young)
came to grief in this city last even
ing, being arrested after having
passed and had cashed a bogus"
check for S224, and after he had
successfully escaped from a Kelliher
officer while in the custody of the
latter on moving train yester-
day morning on his way to the
Beltrami county Jail from Kelliher,
jumping from the train at Turtle
River.
Lucken (who gave the name of
Irvine Young to the Kelliher authori-
ties) entered Gill Bros Hub CLOTH
ing store and bought a large quanti-
ty of clothing, shoes, etc., rendering
check on the logging firm of Ross
& Ross, in the sum of S224, in pay
ment for his purchasers.
The appearance of Young" was
so straightforward and apparently
honest that the clerk had no hest
fancy in cashing the check, "Young''
having been in the store last fall
and paid cash for some goods.
Young" left the store, and the
proprietors thought nothing of the
transaction.
Later in the evening, ex-Deputy
Sheriff J. N. Bailey told the Gill
Bros. of having ridden on the train
from which Young" had escaped,
in the morning, and the check was
produced, Mr.. Bailey unhesitatingly
pronouncing the check forgery.
Search was made for "Young''
and he was finally located on the
street, Messrs. Phil Gill and ]. N.
Bailey taking charge of him and
searching him. Practically all of
the money exchanged for the check
was found in "Young's" pockets,
after which he was turned over to
the local police.
Young" was searched and on his
person was found card certifying
that the bearer &C. I. Lucken) was a
member of Webster's Detective
agency, and star accompanied the
card.
The prisoner was lodged in the
county jail and will be held await
ing the disposal of the various
charges against him, he having
forged two other checks, at Kelliher,
bearing the signature of Ross &
Ross.
When the forger jumped from the
train, no trace could be found of
him, and it is evident that he walked
to Bemidji, Immediately resuming
his efforts 10 obtain easy money"
He this morning admitted that his
true name was Lucken, and that his
home was at Rail Prairie MINI.
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Get T0m0rrOW's Duluth NeWs.Tribune,

Next Sundays edition of the News
Tribune will contain a full page
which will be devoted to Bemidji,
with cuts" of prominent people of
the city and write-up of the city
and the surrounding country. This
page is given free of charge.
Extra copies of this edition may
be secured at Colonel Whites news
stand, where there will be generous
supply on hand, after the Great
Northern west-bound train arrives
from Duluth Sunday afternoon.
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u, s..s . 60

(
bel the national board OF the United
Hatters of America, having about 25,-
900 members, ordered all those en-
ployes in the factories owned or con-
trolled by the members of the Asso-
ciated Hat Manufacturers to go on
strike. The employees of some fac
tories had anticipated the order and
it was followed by general strike of
all the hat makers in Newark, N. J.,
numbering 2,40O men and 1900 wo-
men.
President John A. Moffitt of the
United Hatters said that the action
of the manufacturers in discontinuing
the use of the union label meant a
fight to the end for the existence Of
the union. He said the union was
ready
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
D0INGS AMONG BEM|DJpS
COUNTRY NE|GHBORS
Live Correspondents Of the Pioneer
Write the News from Their
Localities. -.
SpOOner and Baudette.

Jan. IA.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stoke of
Spooner, baby girl on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Erickson entertained
the Bridge Whist club on Saturday.
Attorney Julius Olson of Warroad
attended to legal matters at Baudette
on Tuesday.
The public schools of Spooner
opened on Monday after the Christ
mas holidays. .
Clark Dodds Of Cross-Dodds
Lumber company of Spooner left for
Minneapolis on Monday.
4. Hoelscher's orchestra will furnish
music at the dancing party at Inter-
national Falls on Friday evening.
Attorney Geo. E. Ericsson returned
on Wednesday from the county seat
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
GREAT ACTIVITY AT MESSINA
Plans Being Made for Rebuilding the
Town.

Messina, Jan. designs of renewed
activity, now that conditions are be.
coming more settled since the earth
quake disaster, are noticeable every.
where. Many persons are returning,
anxious to start life anew. The mum.
Der of cars transporting fruit, which
is one of the leading industries of the
city, is increasing and cabs are being
more frequently seen than at any
time since the disaster.
Plans are being made for the build
ing of a new town to be situated on a
field a mile distant from the railway
station. This plan was adopted in
order to hasten the work of recon.
struction, for if the clearing of the
site and the ruins of the ancient city
were undertaken first more than a
year would be required.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
Austria Refuses Mediation.

Paris, Jan. ia special dispatch
received here from Vienna says that
Austria-Hungary has decided not to
accept the offer made by France to
mediate in the matter Of that coun-
try's difficulties with Servia. AS al
ready announced Austria-Hungary is
ready to grant Servia an outlet for a
railroad to the Adriatic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
IN PACKING HOUSE PROBE
Mass OF Important Evidence Laid Be-
fore Grand jury.

Mass OF Important Evidence Laid Be-
fore Grand Jury.
Chicago, Jan. ia mass Of addi-
tional evidence of vast and farreach.
Ing Importance was secured by the
United States district attorneys for
use in the governments investigation
of Morris e Co.
The evidence secured consisted Of
number of damage claim books, pa
pers and other records, which, coupled
with the testimony elected from sew
eral Morris & Co. employees, was said
to have added materially to the case
which the government is seeking to
build up. 1880.
At the close of the days work the
federal attorneys who have the inves-
tigation in hand announced that they
were highly gratif1ed with the new
facts that had been secured.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-16
Rev. Carmichael Was Insane.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 16.-The brain
Of Rev. John H. Carmichael, who
killed Gideon Browning in the Rattle
Run church and committed suicide at
Carthage, ILL.,, was examined by four
physicians here. At the conclusion
of the autopsy the physicians stated
that they had found unmistakable
evidence of insanitv
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tss. - e.. -,
ulan racine railway mas practically
acquired the Wisconsin Central and
Sir Thomas smiled broadly and af-
Tentatively when asked If this was not
the construction to be put upon his
ktatement