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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05
WANTED.

Wanted-Good clerk for general
store. Address B-4 care T.-R. Marshall
town, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

For Sale--A tirst-class ten horse
power motor. d. c. 500 volt. Operated
our old press, but new press required
larger motor. Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

EGGS. EGGS. EGGS.
FOR sALE-clTY PROPERTY.

For Sale-A bargain. Good six
room house and two lots on South
Center street. H. c. I4ounsberry, at
torney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-05
SULTAN WILL GET "23..'

tro be contlnueo.y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

eefen. ipenn ic ben grsbiifof bon
9orbeaur nift 3u benz Warimum Der
an9ebrobten Strnfe. nimlih 81 5mei
Sabren 8efdneniB perurtbeilen
tpiiroen.
- y y
Sie energilde Stelunguahn,e beg
@r5biihofs bon Sorbenur, Cardinal
Inprienr miro bon BEN fran5oiiihen
giihofen uno Trieitern augemein gits
gebeiBen. Sic Hegierun9 broht allen
@eiitlihen. ipelhe Die @ldubiaen NIT
DENOMINATION bebrsbeu, iauS Tie
&trfeneigentbum f~aufen. bas inter
DEM betreifenben 8eles bei6la9nabmt
purbe, nit seriftIid)er 8erfolgung.
go 1T bereits 9ilhof @ieure bon
gaponne Dor bas Corrections Eribiis
nal geldben porben. neil CT san5e
Stabtrdtbe unb Wobltbdtigfeits : Sc
Ieuifaften ercomnuni3iert bate, ireil
iie seeen Die geihlagnabntung bes
&ir1eneisentbimns nift Sront mufz
ten. 8iihof 9ieure bat and Die
WitsIieber ieiner 0iD3eie anaeipieien,
ben @eiesen 8iberitano 81 leiiten, Die
einen re~ligionsloien llnterridt eius
fiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

lambs mub befdmpft peroen. ea lie
na1 Der unerihiitteriihen Inffalnin8
Der IerfaHun9sfreunoe nidts anocres
lit. als cine bcri6leierte Snpaiicn. Die
bic WerfaHuus uuo Die Sreibeit oes
9anbes erit reft g~efdbroet. gdes
manb In Ycriien ainubt. bab Die
@ufien freunplihe Ibiidten baben,
Sebermann lit pielmebr iiber5eii9t,
Sab lie aiierbeibian beiesen unb bes-
balten nollen. cbenio pie Die GngIdn>
Der lid in Sihs Yeriien feitieben
po0cn. OuS lit nod Der lleberseus
gung Der YerIer Der 9ernpunft
SEES enalil6 : ruliiihen @ertraees.
BIS iebt baben Die Yerier sesen Den
Shab eefdmpft. fortan luerbeu Tic lid
nit nod sroberer Enlightenment
eeaen Die Mulien perfen. ipem bieie
aftip ben Sdab unteritiieen unb terris
torialen appetit entipideln pouten.
@uBlanb lit seidbrli3er als Der
i4pa9e sHab, uub Der ruiiiiHe gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

mari6 bat baber in eriter Neibe be-
wirft, baB ale Sreibeitsfreunoe lid
5uiammengelhloiien baben. Sebes
uuei9enniisige gintreten 5u @unIten
oes Bottles. BON melber Seite INNER.
miro bngegen nit aufrihtigiter Can't
BARRETT aui9enommen nerben, benn
Dos periii6e @olt peib iib bon Srems
benbaB irei.
- - -
@s lit na6 aqeoem ifiper 3u ia9eu.
pelhen Nus9ans Die periiihe Srnse
nebmen miro. 8eni9 6oifnung bleibt
Dem Sdob. al5 iol6er I'M 2anbc
ipeiter 9ebiloet 81 iperben. er mii6te
alio enttpeoer ermorbet lperoeu ODER
ms auslano panbern. Sein &a6s
foleer lpiirne banu mabrldeinlih gu
einem Serrider wie Der abeoip bon
@e9ppten 9emaht perbcn ober cine
8oae erbalten dbnli6 DEN Wabaraos
lhas in Snpien, - ~9ie @elt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
on 3nr6is SipbeS useu6

lars. CHARTERS unb Gents in Die llrns
fielen umo cling oann iinnenb biz an
Die ndd)ite gfe. Sort bIieb er itehen
unb fubr NIT beiben Sdnben sleifseis
tig in Die beibeu @eitentuihen. Ibcr
lanses Serumfiblen brndte mn eir
paar Stiidhen Tapier. einen fur6e1
Wleiitift unb einen anopf ober 5ipet
gum 8orihcin. Nit dngitlid,er Riene
mnteriudte Der Wnnn iest sleit3eitis
feline 6eiben Soicntaiden. unb plDsli1
fldrte ii6 Iein 0eiidt auf; er bate
aus Der linfen luide elm fleines 8elbs
itiid berausgefiiht. Sm gu panote
er lid nm uno nanberte ifne1en
Sdrittes Der ltrne gu. ltntertpeeS
blieb Ell nod einen Nn9enblid iteben
nno blidte bas @elbitiid in ieiner
8ano nndbenflid an; bann ihiittelte
er lid ais moGte CT einen bdblihen.
semeineu @ebaufen %abffItteln. trat
dber ihneQ an Die l1rne. mari bo3
8elbiiid binein unb berihtpanb. g3
fpar cine Dime" - Die leete 3ebn
Gents. pelde Der Rann beiab. Sic
.glauben niht pie flein ih mir NIT
cinem Wdle porfam. @as mar n,ein
Sded seseniiber Dent Spfer, oas bieier
Nann sebraGt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Sas Shiffhen.

Sd babe iolh' idoneS Sdiffden
gebnbt,
Gas icst' i'd ms Woiier binein.
limb iaete gu linn: n9cb' pobl, Su
Sd)ifi.
Nun iabr' in Die @elt bincinI
limb iieb' Cir an. mics prauben lit.
@ie ireiro unb nunoerbdr!
ltripulo unb Yalmeu ifnu' Sir an
llub HuBlanb unb ben G5ar.
Sen Nil. ben Snltan, ben eipigen
Shnee,
Mffen unb Hnpageien -
Die i'm 3ooloeiihen mein' ih nift,
Sonoern Die ed)ten. i'm Sreien!
Ipfeliinenbdume. elm Tigcrtbier
llno ridtiges gbelneiB.
8aiierfdle. ben Neserfiirit
llno Wiiitcn. gliibenb beiB.
llub fir ar bieS tduienb Briibe
Gdhm's Sdifihen nit binais,
6nt &C bie MN nu6 rihtis beitellt? -
CO fam ME pieber an 0nus!
Sdnefe nnb Naupe.
9ie @aupe ifob iid emit 5ur Sdnede
hin
limb iaete: r@uten Tag. 5rau Iafs
BARN,
Cher pielmebr Srau Bale,
Deun mir triehen ale @eib' I'M
@rnie."
sd. NIT Dir nertpanotl" ricf oa Die
Sdnefe;
sd fenu' Did nidt. abldeulides
0etbier!
9u rebeft irr - bernb bon meiner
Sedel
Sort, nlfe N6rrin, fort nit oirl"
Die Hanpe lfob lid lpeiter obne gu
erpiOern;
Hn6 ipenie 8o6en floa in iener
0drtenede
Gin Sfmetterling nit ifimmernoen
@~efieoern,
Sie tnuienb Seuerfunfen ipriibten,
llnb tan5te. tan5te auf ben gliitben.
,&omm ndber. 0ieber!" REF Die
Shnefc.
limb plauoern mir seitlpiiterlih."
Sest iprah Der Sdlter: ~S6meis'
i'd, bite bthl
Sd peiB 5u gut. mas Dir ges
fdat an mir.
Sic Sliisel limbs Die eldn5enoen, Die
aroben -
9oHmiitbigel bu bait mid bart perz
itoBen.
Sd i1 ols arme &aupe fam gu bril-"
Ser Salter iprah's uno flog in ale
@elt bindus.
Eie Shnede ifGnIte iid] uno l6lilpfte
in ibr Saus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
I'm Ser &iIe.

Ser @eiienbe SdmiSt MIL idncn
3lm Sabnbof. 8eim baitisen llmbies
gen nm cine Stra6enede itrnmhelt er
unb itoBt nit benz Stod cine Senlters
in einem 8ierfcller elm. Mlss
balb erideiut Der gSirth unb perIanat
Iarf Shaheneriab. Shmibt
iudt perseb!ib III ieinem Yortemons
naie mad einem Warftiid. = Sd
babe II elm Speimarfitiid, eebeu
Sic mir raid cine Wtarf berausl" -
.S6ut mir leib". eripibertc Der @irtb.
i'd babe tciu Geln bel mir. 8artcu
Sic einen Gugenblid. ih ipcroc raid
ipedielni" .Smiert mir 5n
ldnge!" ihreit Serr Sdnlibi. Ser
Sug idbrt in Sipei Winuteu adj"
Maih itoBt er NIT cinem Stod nod,
cine Scniteriheibe ent3pei, briidt Dem
@irtb bas 3ipcimarfitiid i'll Die SanS
unb peribpinoct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Die fieinc 9agnerim.

Cutie par bon ibrer Mutter in beM
8arten gelfidt iporben. INN Don einem
nieorigen airihbaum etlihe &irlGen
fir ibren franfen Gruoer 3u bolen.
Sn bieiem Sabre maren Die &irifen
ielten uno man bob lie nur iiir Die
arahfen auf. Die Mutter bate 2liile
ausbriidlid nerboten. bapon aa mas
ihen. IIs 2uiie micberfam. fragile
Die SHUTTER. oh lie lid beg Naihens
~entbalteu bate. Cutie perii6erte, lie
babe feline Stride gegeiicn. Ils tie
nber Den Nnnb auitbat. iporen bon
ben aeseiiereu airiden Nuno unb
3unse gefdrbt. uno Die Wautter itrdfte
lie we9eu ibrcr Siigen.
Gin junser 2iigncr, elm alter
Tieb,
S'rum. Sinh. behalf bic
@abrbeit Iiebl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
(Spe5ialberibt.
Gin Cardinal ais Kepel,ss
fi~nGr.

@as bat Cardinal Mnbriemz per.
brohen? - Seine Grfldrnng, mes
balb er iih sesen has ,0eiek" anf-
sefebnt. - Die ,spietf" nnb bic
.2auterne". = Steaunsnabme bes
fran56fidJen Glerus. - Die Ne=
g~terung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
UsursemnnmSe bat gOlS i'm Mmmhe."

Sieies Sprinport ioG bebeuten:
Die Worgenitunbe lit fir Die arbett
Die bette Seit unb bringt piel Segcn.
Die Wtoreenitunbe nirb bier ala cine
Verion oarge5teIIt. bic ais iolhe nud3
einen Wmnb bat. unb Die Seoem. bee
ie liebt nnb germ nit ibr umgebt.
Golo idenfen fann. Oa Die meiIfen
8enihen nah bieiem ebIen DeetdlIe
itreben uno lih oasiclbe ie6nlifit
miinidcn, 10 lit eS IN bielern SpriiGs
porte als a~llgemeine ge5ei1nung fir
etrpos iebr aoltbares. @ertbpoIes nnb
Wiinl1ensipertbes eeipdbt tporben.
9ieies Spriihiport iast baber: ~WiQit
Su ettuds @utes, Niiplites dusfibs
rem, 10 itebe frib auf. Die Wabrbeit
oieies Spriihpcrtes lit iebr einiemhs
tcno. Worgens 1T man am tii6ties
item unb eeififtciten our Irbeit. unb
Alles. mas man nornimnlt. seht dlSs
oann AM beiten bon Der Sanb, tpenias
items nett better. als in Den ipdtern
5a9esitunoen. no 6orper@ unb @eiz
itesfrdfte ifon pieber I'M Mbne6men
iinb. unb manhe 3~eritreuun9en uns
bon Der Mufmerfiamfeit auf uniere
Irbciten ablenfen. Wer lid nun acs
Ipobnt redt firth auf3nifeben. Dem
bleibt oiel mebr Seit gum arbeiten.
unb er fann natiirIi6 peit mcbr Dor
lid brinsen. als Der 9angidldfer. Sic
Worsenituuoe brinet linn olio Cob.
b. e.. lie seipdbrt ibn, @ortheil. Nueen;
brinet linn &oStbares. @ertbnplIes
unb WiinihenstpertbeS. Sem, ireIs
der nnmittelbnr nm Wcrbienit ODER
Gelb arbeitet. brinet Die Wprgcn.
itlinbe auh i'm eiaentIiden Gimme oes
Bortes mod unb mad 10 pieI @eIb Elm.
bab fem grtperb in 9olo angus
fdlaeen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Gin Marienfinb anf benz g,ar.

Gin Narienfinb, bas in Hiebenburg
BEL @regen3 i'm Yeniiondt Der 5er3
Seius Shipeitern ieine G~r3ie6ung crs
balten. tpurbe mad &iidfebr ms
glternbaus auf Bale sefiibrt. Tos
Ndrienfinb mar cine offene. freintiis
tbise Watur es mnfte fein Sebl bars
aus. odb lie eerne tan3te; .aber", 10
iagte lie 81 ben iunsen 6erren duf ben
8dlen. lid fibre aud germ ein
ernites uno nerniinftiaes 0eiprGh;
benn bon Den iuneen Serren. tpelfe
ctfuas 9elernt unb einen mGnnlihen
G~burdfter bnber. fann elm iunge5
Wdbhen iehr piel l~ernen; Die anbern
aber. bon ben man nidts @utes lernt.
mag ih niht. Wofir intereiiieren
sic iih mein Scrr? Sino sic fas
tboliid? SD bin itreng iotbolii9
unb afte MIR Die. pelfe lire 8elis
gion and often befennen iinb iiben.
Sd boffe aber 5uperiihtlid. Sic linS
Elm Nann, Der am Sonntae in bic
Stride uno bie nnb ba an Soften al
ben Saframenten gebt." = Ygnts
ihulbigen Sic nm 10 ettpas bin in
nod ME bon feiner Game sefraet fpors
ben. - YNiht?l 9eben sic alio niHt
an BEN III. Snfrnmenten? 8. pfnil
Sddmen sic iid!" II. I. m. llno
Damn lag bic mntbige Sdn5erin. ibrcm
Tdn5cr eeboris ben Cert. Wer bds
nid,t boren ipoutc, bIieb bon Der ihars
fen. geiitreihen uno bod licbenspiir<
bigen Same fern. Sic lit cine auss
~geseid}nete uno gliidlide Sruu ses
noroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

- Sic Iusen miiilen eincm oft er1t
ii~beraeben. bis lie einem auf9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

Iar Orerel. Der befnmnte Ybilds
bclpbier @illiondr. er5dblte in Sreuns
oesfreiien Die folgenbe @eihihtc:
Sd bate seraoe einen @ehiel. ben
i6 fir reht anitdnpis belt, fir Die
Notbleibenoen in SobnStopn unters
ihrieben uno ihleuoerte - Inn offen
gu fem - reht ielbit5uirieoen Die
Gbeitnut Strabe entlana. Dor 8as
namnfers 2aben bate man cine 9roBe
8lasurne auiseiteIt. in pelder Seis
trdee fir bic Totbleioeuoen geiammeit
purben. Sd blieb bort cine @cilc
itebcn. nm Sic @oriiberse6enoen 3u be-
obahte,. Sabei fiel mir elm drmlih
gefleibeter 1ann I'M ifdbi9en Nod.
nit 5erriienen Shnben anf. Der auis
merfidm ben Nufruf oes StlissNuss
ihuiies nnb Die acknowledgement lesten
Nahrihten aus Sobnstown las. Der
Iann bcobadte cine @eiIe. pie Sols
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Die Gage IN periier.

Die pcr,uifeltem Werbdltnife ellen
elmer Gnffdeibnns su. = Der bens
fise SdDab nnr mebr cine Tnppe IN
Sanben Der &miien mnb G%nglanber.
GIN Spfer Der gerbdltniRe. -
GmiffGe nnb enslifhe Wfattt=
ihaften. - Spuitmns int Snnern
1criien's. = Die fpgen. Bolts
frcnnbe". - Massans per Jrasc
ungeiutR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Mdtmns, Wabhen!

Sn ben Strasen Der StGbte, fpie
and aif benz 2arloe iiebt man oft pers
id1leiertc Samen. Wiele mcinen. Ger
Shleier erbobc Die Vornebmbeit ibrer
@riteinuns unb made lie idoner.
Sieie Neinuna lit burhalis irrig. Die
@riheinung lit 10 tpenis pie Die
Shonbeit nuf Dem Sdleier ansclpies
len. 9cibe perIieren burdaus ni1t.
penn er ipesfdat. 20. man lam
Iogar b%ebaupten. Der Sdleier beeins
trdhtigt Die dubere GrIheinung oft.
inoem er ihdblih auf Die Musen
pirft. Nas lit Defenders Der Sail
bel Den reiben unb ben gemulterteu
Shleiern. Wdbreno Die peiBen
Shleier sewiI1ermaben bas Guse
bIenben. ereifen Die gemuitertcn,
uamcntIid Die punftirten, bas Nuge
oaourh au, bub lie Die 2ihtempfins
ouug becintrdhtiacn. Sic piclen
Yiinftd,en pcruriufen cine Slimmers
%belpcaune. Die fir ieoes @usc iebr
lhGhlih lit. @ebenft man. baB
namentlid in ben Straben Der
@robltabt iebe perihleierte Saute
io5miasen lire Iusen often balten
mib. INN u~nseidhrbet burh bus
| Stra6cngcmiihl Acknowledgement.
10 fann man iif cine @oritenung
hnpon MAIDEN. pie lebr perihleierte
Imaen angc9riffeu tperoeu. GO lit
flar. pab Die fortrpdbrenbe Nnitrengs
lung Die Illgen ihpdhen mub. Viobe,
ia iogar ent3iinbete Iusen iino niht
ielten o nciben uno semuiterten
S6lcieru peruriaft. Im barmlpies
item iino nod Die iogenannten Vbans
taiies Shleier nnb ipaten Snber MIR
iolhe benutt perben. ipenu es ourfs
aus nift obne Shleier geben mill.
4 Y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

@ud Sic anseblid friebliGe unb
freunbi9aitlide Suterpention Mubs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-12

case, escaping from the entire outfit
and leaving the box nailed and tied
just as she entered it. :.
Tonight the Princess will endeavor
to escape from a fourth-class mail
sack. while handcuffed and shackled,
and none should miss the oppor-
tunity of seeing this wonderful per-
torrance. ..-s...s5.s
St. Julian continues to give excel
lent satisfaction with his novelty
athletics, for it is not very often the
public have an opportunity to see a
man dance on his head, to say moth
ing of his other attractive features.
All new pictures are on the pro-
gram tonight, and they are an ex-
ceptionally excellent set, being sure
to please the large crowds who
attend this popular place of amuse
ment nightly. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-12
TAX OR ANTI-7AX ON ORE
USED IN NORMAL FIGHT
Duluth Members Playing Normal School
Fight to Further Their Interests in
Tonnage Tax"

Many sidelighrs are being thrown
on the vote which was forced in the
senate on Wednesday,; and if more
is given out it is apparent that the
supporters of anti-tonnage tax,
together with the divers and sundry
other interests, have been used as a
club to line up legislators in sup.
port of the Cass Lake bill for the
location of the new school-which
has really been a Duluth measure,
from the start.
The Minneapolis Tribune of
yesterday morning says of the ton
mage matter as being connected
with the normal school fight in the
senate:
Tonnage tax went down three
points last night in the minds of
the members of the St. Louis
county delegation. Indications
were that the bill providing ton
mage tax on iron ore might pass the
house in spite of the strenuous
efforts that have been made by the
Duluth people and other opponents
of this system of taxation. !,
THE break followed the action of
the senate in voting for the Cass
Lake normal school bill. Up to that
time the anti-tonnage people thought
they had the bill defeated, but
Immediately afterward rumors be-
came current of a coalition among
the house members to pass the bill.
The Duluth delegation immedi-
ately contracted nervous prostration.
All during last night conferences
were held at the Merchants and
:
Ryan hotels. The wires to Duluth
were kept hot and calls for help sent
freely.
This morning the subcommittee
appointed by the tax committee will
make report to the effect that
indications point to the fulfillment
of the steel company's promise to
fill the steel plants at Duluth. How
ever, this is not likely to change the
house mems attitude and the tonnage
tax will overshadow everything else
in the legislature during the next
few days."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-12

state against James McCaslin, who,
it was alledged, had stolen a watch
from man named Peterson, near
Fowlds. Late yesterday afternoon
the jury returned a verdict of not
guilty.
The case of Thomas Bigstar, an
Indian who was charged with grand
larceny at Fairbanks store in Redby,
was called, A. M. Crowell appearing
for the defendant and the county
attorney for the state. A jury was
secured, but on cross-examination of
the first witnesses, John Fairbanks, it
was shown by Mr.. Crowell that the
witness did not own the store, as he
had alleged in the complaint. On
motion of the county attorney, the
case was dismissed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-12
INDICATIONS ARE GOOD FOR
NIGHT TRAIN OVER N. 81
International Falls Echo Authority for Statement that NJ
al and N. P. Officials We're at the Falls, and
We're Considering Proposed Schedule.

International Falls Echo: Inter.
national Falls is today entertain.
ing party of prominent railroad
men, they being w. H. Gemmell,
general manager of the M. & l.;
G. A. Mitchell, assistant general
passenger agent of the Northern
Pacific, and Superintendent Strachen,
of the M. & l., the party coming up
this morning on a special train.
We are pleased to be able to
announce that their visit is for the
purpose of figuring out schedule
for a change in train service which
is to provide night service between
here and the twin cities, commenc.
ing the first of April.
It has been expected that this
change wonld be made in the early
spring but it is not supposed that
the service would be inaugurated be-
fore the first of May. While not
prepared to say anything officially
regarding the new service, we learn
ed from Mr.. Gemmell that we would
have six-day service, with the odds
in favor Of no train out Saturday
evening and none in Monday morn
ing. This arrangement will not
only make travelling much more
pleasant but it will greatly improve
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-12
Bemidji Owls Organized.

The Bemidji lodge of Owls has
elected the following differs:
President, George f. Secord; vice
president, John Peckels; past-presi'
dent, Martin Flint; secretary, Jens
Johnson; treasurer, j. Bisiar; invo.
Gator, Joseph T. Ralph; warden,
William Peckels; sentry, John A.
Fenton; picket, Joseph Sawyer; lodge
deputy, c. A. Parker.
The new order starts out with
seventy.four charter members. The
next meeting wil1sbe in the Eagles
hall, Tuesday evening, March 16.
Charter members will be received
up to that times, The order is both
a fraternal: and beneficiary order
with number of advantages to its
members.
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THE SCHOOL CONTRACTOR !.
WANTS LOCAL employees
Mr.. Thomas, Who Will Erect the New
School Building, Likes Our Pro- !.
gressive Spirit.

"a
In aoout Two weeks, at least
not later tnan the Isl OF Apri. :
expect 70 commence PRELIMINARY
WORK. breaking tue ground, ETC., tor
the ne" poo'ooo scnool building tor
the elty OF Bemld]l, and Will rush
tue Same 70 complexion just as last asst
as can possibly 90 SO. said a. Z.
inomas OF blooming Pralrle' MIMI,
VINO was success1ul IN securing the
contlacp TOT erectlng the Dullding,
oelng the lowest bidder OF twelve
VINO suomltteo Dlos TOT the erection
u .ne Duliulns
vi. noMas mas Deen looking
ovel .ne Ivy u Denlol ana more
es'e.ialiy INC si'e poicnaseo TOT the
efectlon OF tue new scnool building
ana nc IS enthusiastic over this city
as an educational center ana IS
enamoureo OF the site.
Continuing, Mr.. Thomas said:
1 am greatly surprised with the
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Brinkman Family Theater.

Last night at the Brinkman Family
Theater the exceptionally good per-
Torrance drew crowded houses.
The Princess Tarpeia once again
proved herself equal to the occasion,
and escaped from a straight jacket
while nailed and roped in a packing
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our mail service and increase the
popularity of our town as weekend
excursion point.
The time of the accommodate
train will be so changed as to take
care of local travel between here and
Bemidji. and combined the two
changes will give US service that
will be much appreciated by all
travellers. The change is largely
because of the increased activity
which must come to our town in
the spring, and this recognition by
the railroad company of what is in
store for us is also pleasing to our
citizens.
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COURT GRIND ON; GRAND.
JURY IS STILL AT WORK
Criminal Cases Being Rapidly Disposed
of.-Grand Jury Will Soon Com.
plete Its Work.

The regular grind is on at the
present session of the district court
for Beltrami county, which is being
held in this city. -
Court was opened at $50 O'Clock
this morning and Dominick Boyer
charged with robbery, was placed or
trial. The case occupied until II
O'Clock, when the jury retired fol
elaboration. T.
The court appointed J. F. Glib
bons of this city to act as assistant
county attorney and have the power
to go before the grand jury. Mr.
Gibbons took the oath of office.
Judge Stanton ordered that A.
A. Andrews be paid $50 for at
torney's fees in the Charles Wood.
case. IT,
John L. Brown was appointed
attorney for John Boyce who is
charged with robbery.
The trial of John Clark, indicted
for grand larceny, was taken up anc
the first seven jurors excused. Five
men we're secured but the panel
was exhausted and a special venire
of ten was ordered returnable at2
o'clock. The court adjourned until
this afternoon.
The case of the state against
George Cook, which was commenced
Wednesday afternoon, was resumed
yesterday morning and the jury re.
tired at II o'clock in charge of A.
A. Carter. Cook was indicted by
the grand jury on the charge OF
stealing about $13 from C.. M. Hen.
derson in this city. The jury report.
ed a disagreement in this case late
yesterday afternoon after being out
six hours. sr --t.-sz
The special venire, which was
ordered Wednesday afternoon, was
returned yesterday morning and all
were present with the exception Of
Frank Van Tassle of Turtle River
who was absent on account of the
belated M. & I. train. -'..
The jury which tried the case Of
state VS.. Charles Woods, charged
with stealing 483 cedar posts
valued at $28, from the Chicago
Coal & Lumber company at Funk
ley, returned verdict of not guilty
Wednesday afternoon, after being
out fifteen minutes.
County Attorney McKusicl
appeared for the state and F. A
Jackson for the defendant yester
day morning in the case of thu
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"Sunkist'' oranges IS cents per
peck at McCuaig's, Saturday.
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Sons Of Herman viii Organize.

Fritz Busch, state organizer for
the Sons Of Herman, is in the city
from Mankato and expects to organ
ize a lodge in this city on March
-. At that time members Of the
neighboring lodges at Crookston,
Wadena, Akeley, Duluth and Brains
erd will be present to take part in
the ceremonies, which will be con-
Quoted by Grand President Gustave
Berkhart of Minneapolis and Grand
Secretary Carl Harpke Of st. Paul.
Gustaf Harpke Of Fargo will also
assist in perfecting the organization.
Get your 'sunkist" oranges at
Mcc uaig's on Saturday, IS cent.
per peck.
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Her Sister Died.

Mrs. E. r. Ryan Of this city is in
Minneapolis on account of the death
of her sister, Miss Wilson. Miss
Wilson died last Tuesday.