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3epartcmrnt fir 6iientii6c Sauteu.
Sub. Separtcmcnt ocs Stdot.S ngenicuts.
IN X (uIi tQnD
~ q 10. >lull l1UJ
Mn Nuc, bic es angeht!

Mn Nnc, bic es augebt! T.
Sicrmit mirb IN llebcreinittmuuug nit Den
Nbidhnittcu S6 y mo Sc e oe5 Charters, Der
Stdbt Baltimore beiuuni ~aeacben. oaB i6 mad
Dem 21. Inguft 1909 b~eeinnen luerbe. Die Stnei
Ileh, bon Der Horoicite bon UinriousS irabe
bis 5ur Silofcite bon 2cringtous Strnbe. nit
mobcrnem WloterinI III p%llnilern ino nei III
p%fluiterIl.
wife Ferloneu litn Goruurationeu peroer
hesbaIh hermit uniaefnroert. @rlnubniBtdheine
iir uIc g~lrbeitcn 81 ~erIungcIl llno o%ieicIbcn Dor
hem ~. 9luguit 1909 81 beenot9eil, ole IN II
aero elmer gSeiic Die glii9rnbnle nber ole antz
reibulio heiaatcr nbcI1cnunntcr IleD ODER
zines Ibeilcs o%erielbeil notbpenotq ntdden,
ipenn oieie aepiI1itert oocr neu9eplaliert III.
y. y. Scnoail, Stdoi' 1n9eflleur.
CStIti5 % % 9uIu5)
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efreau bes stast.MeathratOrs.

guIttmpre e, u. Null lSup'
IHcn ourdt inlereiiirtcn Rerionett miro bter'
nit giadlri6t aegeben, oub Der Stabts Sli9eiienr
am B. Gulf 1909 in biefem 8ilrcuu, mic 60
ourtb Den Ibi6nitt "a. Strtifcl 80, oe9 Bnltt'
mprer Stnbt SOBER bon 1906 perlatgt miro,
ben erflirenoen BIalI uno SupIifdtliite Der Sos
it%enanfhIdae fit ole gtipeuirurg. YllniterIn9
urlo ben Jtanoiteinbnl elmer aac1 butter Nr.
1887 bis 1t43, Baltimore Strnfe, nno Hr.
1874 bis tt40, @atipH. straHe, binterlcgt bat.
glne onpol beriibrtcn Berfonen limo bcreh'
tiat, inrerbalb 80 9daen, pom GatlIrt oorgc'
raHnter StnterIeglna an, i'm baltimore Staot
9erift onrd i9rifiIib einaeret6te BetItion 3D.
geacfl 8u appeuiren.
Z. semca Sbomas,
CSuIi6, 10, 20,2D StaotsGcgiitrnior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
garran Ses etabt.Meailraturs.

WnItim orc. 0. 1liIl 1905,
Nuen onraH inlereiIirtcn Yerioiet miro bier
nit gladridt gcgebcr. h1b bet SidOtsSngcntenr
um ). Sutt 1909 in bieiem 9ilrcan, mic eS
ourh ben I6iGHitt "a. Iriifel 30. oes BGlti'
murer Staot z Guhcr bon 1906 berlanat miro,
Den erTlirenber IIni unb 9upIifntliiie oer 0os
itendufIaac fir bic Nioeuirinq, 8tlnitcrlrng ullb
ben Ranhfteinbnu elmer 6iilt6 BON @ntitoro'
ben, ais Seltsstrahe befaunten Inen, binter'
Icat bat.
aac oabon bcrilbrten Yerfoneil iino bered.
tioi. inrerbuIb 80 Iu9elt, bonn Eatilnt norge
nauntcr Sinterlegung an. int baltimore. Stnhta
eeriht ourh fhriitIi6 cingeret6te Yelitton bas
gcgen SIT appelirer.
Z. Sepel S1pmaS,
CSuIiG, f3, 20,2G Staots3tcaiitrntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Sliiubctb Gnocrs.

Gs fiarb ant IA. 5uli 1909. nm 5.25 llbr
beniabrc, gSittpe bon GertrO @noers. Der
pulotc uno Sreiroe iinb u6tlHasool etiI9rl
Iuoen. Der Nccroiguna bciilnpobfen, uelte an
iillitg, Gr. 2t20, itsSancttcsS traee, aus nnl
Der ,Nit. carmel GcmetcrD" itattIiroct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Wtdlacl Saucr.

IS ltarb in feiner gSubnung, pr. 1229,
Snmces Strafe, Widbacl Saer, ~gcIiebtcr @otte
bon Gbriitinnu 1auer. 7s Sabre alt. Sic DC
%eroigung iiuoet am samitng, giahmittngs nm
4 llOr, pom 3rdierbduie aus ami Der .9Setierii
Gcmeicrn" itatt. ti96-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Wpd=Greefs5 ampfersG So.

Sommcr .Satrpfau
sl6fabrt oes Campers nab Tod'Greef u1o
Stonb Grcef bon Speober's gSertie, AM 5nbe
oes 8roaondb, tdeIif nm 8 ubr Wiorgens uno
8 lbu gludmitiugS, auseenonnlelt Snmftng
iino Gonning. Snmitugs I'M g u6r WoreerS
uto 8 llbr YinfNmittnes lno Gonni1e as uni 4 Ii.
8 ltbr NIorsens uro 2 llbr Nahmtttaes.
Gpe5iaIsHaieft nit SanpfersGbarterita gege'
ben. Sir WionofdeinsG rfuritnncu fpnnen be.
fonbere Announcements ~getroffen iperben.
Sis que SiISeings.ten frase, ielepeSulre Sest
oen's Nbnrt, nm 5nhe bes broadway.
(lldib .3Uttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
0lnnn (Sliinhcth Snllcr.

IS ftar6 am 10. 2uIi 1909, nm If llbr
gbcnos, in tbrer 9Sobnun9. Rr. COS, @cit.
Barre. straRe, Nnna Giiiabetb Softer in ibrem
70. pcbcnsiqbre. Satin oes nerltorbe1len 3obIi
ben tG. Suli. 9jahmltta9S . tlbr, iintt. Bet
ictuulu nrinutim. tg6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

~NoN -
Oenflid fir Ben S6ob. 9iltn lit ic
cine ruiiiidc Wilitdr-G rpcOitiDn idor
lett @odcn in Ecriicn nm iebt an
Dem Worifc nod) SeGeron. Naeir
nll6 IN Den StGotcn Der Frouin5cr
Ioocrn Die Slommcn Scr Hcpolutior
nui, iolt nllc GoIfcridoftcn EcriierS
YariCn, NrubCr, &urocn, geIutiden
Sidcrfciicn iinO I'M Nuirubr gegcl
Den Sfo6. Seine cigcne Sdyul0
Gr bot Die &crfoIilnng, Die iein Gotcr
i'm NltalIt 1906 benz San6e gcluGbrt
bate, miaOer allfgebobcn, Damn inter
Dem Grllf Der 8crboltniiie mic0cr ST..
%gcitonOer, nber 10 nbge1nocrt, Ouf
0oa EarIomcnt BON oc5 Sfab @no.
Den mcbr o6er paniacr ~obbGugig
mar. IS fam 81 %llnriber, NM
ihlieBlih mllbtc iid) Scr Sd)ob pa,
ST. pcrItcben, bic &erIoiiltna oui Den
&ornn SIT bcihporcr. aaum mor
obcr ettuoS Hllbe cingctreter, bo fam
cS 81 ncren GonfIiftcn 5niihcn Dem
Shob un0 Dem Eurlnmei,t mo Die.
les muroe oui9clpit. Gs iuurOcn
NeumobIen ollSgeidriebert bic obcr
ME itottgefunOcn boben. Sic 6olac
morelt nclrc gtltfitGn0e unb Die Tro.
bins Nierbeioihun nit Der Solptito0t
Gobri5 crfl6rte lid iogor mobb0ngi0.
england uno Hllb(onb iibten cincn
Irlld alti sen Sd)ob aus, Sen Sor6ts
rullgen 0cS &olfcS entgegen 81 fonl.
men, o1ciu boS periiidc &olf oosr
piclmcbr ieinc Siibrer boben fein Ser.
trouen me6r 5u Dem Serri6er un0
0loubtn niGt an ieinc &criprcdull.
gen. Wie sic Slrnqtiirfen mollct Nun
oltf bic Fcrier Die Hcgicrung i~tiir5cit.
Oh ibnen oieS cbenIo gut gclinGcn
miro, ipia Den SungtiirfcrL lit cine
onocrc Srogc. 3a8 perliidc Eorlo.
ment NOR bon o1cm Infona an ltl1'
CHING. Soft Die &Glttc Der Mit9IieOcr
fam uitS Scr ci1en Hrooin5 ScGcra1.
0cnn Ser Sd)ob bottc BON ben 60 Dit
glieocrn ocS Sctuts 30 SIT erllcnnen.
Cine mirflife GolfSpcrtretumg mar
oo& perIiidc Edrlorcnt nift. Nas
sen rcpollttionGren @eiIt in Eeriien
iu1itcr nod 9el1Gbrt bat, ii10 bic nib
lidcn 5inon5pcrbGltriiie bes 2onbe2.
0ie &eri6nenbuliq ocs pcritorbcncn
Sfob bottc Gcriien Dem 9unferott
cntgc0engefiibrt. GS lpltr6cn MiQio-
nel.Inleihen gcmnd)t, fir DelGc bo.
he Ero5cntc 5u 5oblen limo uno iiir
sic 3oaeim1obmen oil HuB.
LAMB oerpiGnoct tperoen mlBten. Sin
politiideS @el6dit, Oas III Yeriicn
groBcn llnniacn erre0tc. Der Sdob
ipor bomit oon5 in Die IbbGn9i9feit
bon Hublonb gerotbcn. Gnolonb,
ncIdles Hcriicn pbcrio1S 5i ieincr
ipc5ielen SntereiicsS pbdren 5dblt,
ihloB oesbolb nit RuBInnb IN 1907
Elm Nbfommer, bnrd) nelhcs Die eng.
liide unb bic rliiiife Snterciicn-
SpbGre abgegrcn5t lpuroe, HltBlonO
lpur0e Der GiniluB I'M Norocn oeS
periiiden &ciheS 5ltgeltonoeL eng
InnO Der int Siiotn, 5ugleid) mltroe
Die llnpcrlcbrtbcit Terlicns bon Den
bcioen Ot0dtcn 9orontirt. IQcln
lpaS beOelltcn loldc ted)niid)t Nbfom-
men, penn Iid Sic &crh6ltniiie 5ll'
mic c3 IeBt Der 6ull lit. Sir
ole prottiihen 3mede lit cine Sbcis
lung EeriicnS 5uiid)cn ENGLAND unO
TuBlono por9cichcn. mo luenn Die
@elegenbeit g%iinItig lit, miro bic Gbci-
lung Sbotiodc marOen. @orolls9c-
ictt, boB bic nnoercn Wtohtc fcincll
Giniprud crbcbcn. Ob iid) Ecrlicn
iclbit regcnerir1n fonn mic oic (iir.
fei, miro iid) mobl bnlo 6cigcn.
Sic Stubl Snbrifnntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Charles WtiQcr.

IS Itarb ant ~. Sult 1909 SBarleS Milcr,
"ocIiebtcr 8ntte bon Gui6urine UtiAcr, i'm 81.
Sabre leinee Qcbcns. Sic 8ecroiguHa tinoet
Sonncritna, 2 lbr 9tnd)mitiags, bon ictncr
lcuten 9Gobnuue, 9r. 305, Sauuuer'Strdfe, aus
fiatt NeiieBlinQ pribntim. t9j-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Dat 0awn Gemeterb,

Gatsrn.apeuns' acaS, nabe s'crtb sotnt's'SaO,
Setanbise aniIiat. graftuuae aass.
((iittit0 Blttpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
THE WAY . DOWN . THE . BAY

SAT- 5ur see II. Gbcptaut'5 itper' G gfarioueh,
t5OWleiIen; SaIStpaiicr; ben ean3enIae 2ebens'
@rbaItcr; 9ampfer .Gntma @ilcs," Sisnftas
unb Spnneritas, Z ltbr Moraens. 3u 8anie
Inn 1915 abenoS. giuetc zoe. @esinn 90.
SUM. (Sunti5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Bon Sun
Saa . Samilien : GrfmrFuncn

rad1 MnapuliS uto .gScit 'r9itper, Eampfcr
sGmma @ilcs," Mpntas. Dlittippd, ino Srei.
fag, 7.30 Born. Hiidfebt ctua 7.30 stbeItos.
Spe5ieq eonntas, $50 Sornlr Jtildfebr etipa
$40 IbenoS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieoen samitaa,
80 .giufm. 3nriid bel Mpnoeslibt 1915
gIberbs. WlabI5eiten SOC. 9tueie SOC. Bonn
Bier Or. 10, gigbtsStrabe. Gold cfier SO.
CSltnit0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Quubpn

ghreau: Gr. 81, @et.saratoga.s trake, unb
Sanpt.Ginsnng: 1reoertd. 9lpae:
gegr16nibpIdbe bon $25 an lnter beftinot9er
sIlfIidbt; SdniifbIumcn 8eninoe, 9tIan5en etc.
iperocn i'm 3reibbaus am 9auptsGinenng .ee'
iunocn. Infer aseni miro, iuern eelphnlht
borfpreden. W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

Sic StobI Sobrifontcn
protcltircn gcgcn ocn ltieori9cn 3oll
BON 1892 ouf Die Sonnc Stoblid,ic.
ner. Gin 10 gcrin9er 3oa ipiirbc bic
omcrifoniide Stobl z%Snouitric rlli'
nircn. 9cipobre; Carnegie, Der bod
pom Stoblgcid)dit ctluoa perltcht, bot
0eioot, Dob ole Stobl e Sllouitrie beS
Sonoea gor feineS 3oaidubes mcbr
bcOiirfc. an fciner Sllouitric oco
Honoca linb in pcrboltniBnlobig me.
nigen &obren 10 uIele Wtillioncn& Ger.
nlogcn vgenlodt" morocn, ols III Der
Glen Wno Stobl . ,Shbultric. SnioI-
&c Der il%bergrobcn Erofite. GtpoS
nuslGnoiifer Wcttbelperb lit inl Sns
t~creiic ocr Goniumcnten 9on5 an
Ylnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
2prrninc.

Malertih. - Earfartig. - SrtebltdI.
@ettlih bon @ulbroof cine uno cine babe
M1cilc. Moullt 6onDs sSaeeons uno 9orraiIe'
Iepbore. Stahts9iireau i'm oritftn SIur oes
Union 1ruit" s@ebdubeS, Gbarlss. une Saqettr.
etrabe. (Oiut4 .1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

MomIanos tiir.ifd)e @Goer.
Ganltable. gebause. gsfamt seseu. etsts siies
(W;ai4, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

NM 500 Nornl. bon 9irnitz mo 2iebtStr. nb.
Sdltcn an al Bettertsn, Spiuu Ypiut, mo.
mo Gbeitrr, ga. Gangei ungefdbr 8 ubr
abeltos in 9bilnocIpbiu an.
GutSifcnor Sabrt burdl ben aunal. g1ilns
gierc f5nneil nab 8e!ieben bis Gbel1pcafes Gitp
iiito getterton fabrer mno nuf oct Riidi1brt nit
bent 8oct mad SaIfe 5uriidfcbrcn no fte lint
6 llbr gbenoS ~oeiiel6tn IngeS oHlargcl,.
giunbreiiesSiuete SIir Jtiidta9rt nit -, & D.
gabn," uno ourd0ebenoe 8iueie (per Bdbn BON
PbiIu.) nab Wciu. Dorf. sitlanties6ttn, Sape
@inH, gong Brand, Srean 9th, Nspnrp war;,
Ntbanh, Srpp, sum 8crfdut bel 'Alban8h.s,
WablSciteu so Gents. giadbtoaitpfer tabren i1e'
lid 3 Ibenos tSonntdg alsgeuontnlel). W'an
Glarente ebrioer.
Sunit5-) Igerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

Sr. u. :. @rpou III j d tc Der
Scrloliltng 5ipci announcements 5uges
iiigt bober. Gr meint, iucnn oenl
Tolfc citl Ginfomlnenltcuer Innen.
ocnlent Sllr Totififotipn untcrbreitet
Werbe, ntoge ibm and glcid5eitig Elm
6~lpciteS ENHANCEMENT. ooS Die otrefte
@obl Der 9unoes Senotoren burd)
boS Solf uorifrcibt, 5ltr 9eitGti-
allng porgelcgt merocr. Sr. 9rpoll
bat Gin Shrciben an ben Erdiioen.
ten gerid)tet, in nelhcm er oicienl
Den 8orihlog ans Scr5 legt, Yer
Toridlag lit polfstbiimlid) uno 5cit.
gcntGB, NM iiber Die announcements
fonnte Si glciher 3eit obaeItimmt
meroen. Inein es itcbt 5l beiiirttcn,
DOB Der Sellat fiir ooS II. Inlenbe-
ment nid)t 81 bnben iein miro. Wit
2egisloturen l1Bt lid leif,ter mo err
iol9reifer mnnipuliren ols nit benz
YoIfe.
Sic VI ilpSc BON 9euoer
praet eegenlu1rtig Yennies fir Den
@cbroud) i'm @eiten. Nid) BORT 1T
oenflad) ser alte 9roudL ben HideI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

Ger oeut6e Rel d-s IA q / it
bis 5ilm Serblt oertogt lporOen. Noh
otter @cpiIogenbeit perlieBcn Die go
5ioloen,ofrotcn oerl Sibllngsioal, che
Dos iibIidlc Sod ouf ben &otIer aus
0ebradt mllr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

2 e b $ y uno mon5i 9
Sclbitmoroc in ben eritcn fiinf WtOs
llotcn bieics Sobres i'm Stoote 9tem'
3orf! 9urd)id)nittlid) 124 pro NO
nat, 4 pro Gag, ocnen oes ScbenS
8iirbc 5u ifyuer gemorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

u ifte 8orp pom Stobl-
Qrltit crflGrt, onB mir elmer Erolpe-
rit0t cntgegen Qcben, lpie lie ooS
2on0 ME uorber erlebt bat, Stimmt
- fir ben Stobl > Srllit. Wttt Der
EroipcritGt Der %.nieocrcn &loiicn"
bats nod cute @ege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

ZEN boben ltno iif nidJt inFilritonlSs
mus, Erobibitioniaml5 mo anoere
ldrullcnbofte SSnIcn %perrontt bas
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

Hepercub y. 6. u d III . D,
Hcftor Der ct. Son1es gpiScopol.9irs
dc in philadelphia. hat icinc Stinl.
NE gcgcll ooS notiollnle Solter, Die
Selldelei, erbobcn. Gr nennt> Die
@eiitlidcr, Die Die Sonmtogs5eitumg
ais cine Siluoc pcronmmtcn, Die ei.
itcn iinnloicL feinerlci NiiSnobme
fcnncnbcn aompf qeget Die @irtb,
id)oit, olld) Die o~lltonoige, gcgen bos
Somltogs . g~er9niigen, aud, oos
barmloie. gcgen oen .Goitop Store"
uno ben .Scecrcom Gorlor" fiibrten,
fitr5 gegen icbes uno oles, ma ge-
robe ben ,Yiniien ans Scr5 gelpohien
lit, rtboridt llno perperS," peroerbt.
Colder Wt1inner pie Hep. Hidmpnb
iolltcu mcbr oiIf ocn 8nn5eln Iteben;
Seute, Die Siiblung nit Dem @olfsle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-06
Pleasant Birthday Party.

Yesterday was the sixth anniver-
sa1y of little Miss Dorothy Harris,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Harris, and in commemoration of
that important event in the life of
Miss Dorothy, Mrs. Harris and
Dorothy's sister, Florence, gave a
party, at the Harris home. Twenty
four girl companions of the Misses
Harris gathered at the Harris home
and the afternoon was very pleas
antly spent by the little folks, who
were very ably entertained by their
young hostesses, being chaperoned
by Mrs. Harris, assisted by Mrs.
M. F. Wilson and the latter's sister,
Miss Magnuson of Duluth.
A delicious supper was served to
the young ladies present, and there
was much enthusiastic talk of ap-
proval from the visitors when they
left for their homes, in the early
evening, the young entertainers
and their mother and her friends
being Rugged by all and thanked
for such enjoyable hospitality.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-06

authorized to be advertised for, to
be opened next Monday night.
Captain Otto Of the militia COM
pany stated that the company should
have suitable quarters and suggested
that the council neg otiate with the
proprietors of the rink. Captain
Otto said that the company would
do everything in its power to be
economical of fuel and that the rent
received from them from outsiders
would be used towards the defray-
ing of running expenses. The re-
quest was referred to the building
committee, they to report at next
Monday evening.
The report of the municipal court
for the week ending April 3, showing
fines of Sis paid the city treasurer,
was accepted and filed.
H. A. Simons on behalf of the
Bemidji Townsite company asked
that the city council cancel the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-06
FINE VAUDEVILLE TEAMS
GOOD AT BR|NKMAN
Crowded House Greets Vaudeville
Teams at Brinkman.- Entire Change
of Pictures Tonight.

The Brinkman Family Theater
was crowded to it's utmo st capacity
last night to witness the excellen
program afforded the public at that
place of amusement this week, and a
hearty approval seemed to be the
general verdict.
Forester & Lloyd and Williams
& Mayer never fail to please the
most skeptical. They are classed
among the best on the American
vaudeville stage, and never fail to
pack the house wherever they have
been. They are fast becoming pop
ular among the theater loving
people of this city.
There will be an entire change
of pictures tonight direct from New
York city and they are the world s
greatest productions in film features.
Don't miss it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-06
IS Fine Engrossing Clerk.

T. J. Miller of this city, who is
engrossing clerk in the house of rep
resentatives at the present session
of the legislature, has given some
interesting information regarding
the work that has been done by his
corps of helpers.
Mr.. Miller stated last Friday that,
up to that date the five stenog-
raphers in the office of the engrossing
clerk had worked sixty-one days;
that they had prepared in legislative
work for the house of representa-.
tlves $4,000 sheets, or 9,15O,OOC
words, in typewriter manuscript.
And to this all of the private work
that has been sandwiched in, and
the five operators have gotten out
something over 100000 words so
far this session.
The five stenographers who are
working under the direction of Mr..
Miller are Misses Bertha Butler,
Olive Empey, Hulda Lien, Gertrude
Mallory and Katherine Robinson.
1t is said by all at the state capt.
tol that Mr.. Miller is proving to be
the very best engrossing clerk that
has ever filled the position in recent
years. ~
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old school, who fought the flames
with skill, and it was owing in a
large measure to his supervision that
the Cass Lake department has the
reputation of being second to none
in northern Minnesota as freight
ing organization.
Mr.. Leeman twice served as presi-
dent of the Northern Minnesota
Firemen's Tournament association,
when tournaments were held in Cass
Lake, both of which were always
spoken of as having been the very
best in the history of the association.
The retiring chief bears an enviable
reputation among the fremen who
belong to the N. M. f. T. A. as
fine fireman and a true friend.
The resignation of Mr.. Leeman is
sincerity regretted by the older mem
bers of the local fire department.
Pat Cain, the new chief, is a fine
fireman who gained his experience
by hard work at fires. He is popu-
lar and deserves his office.
The members of the department
presented Mr.. Leeman with hand
some gold medal as token of their
esteem and appreciation of services
rendered.
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scavanger taxes levied against lot 1 l.,
block IL, for $3.50 and lot %, block
-, for 5000, on the ground that
the same was an excessive levy,
and on the further ground that the
city was permitted to use black dirt
from lot %, block 10, and that no
rubbish whatever had been taken
from either lot. Referred to COM
mittee, to report at next meeting.
A letter was read from the Chi
cago Bridge & Iron Works, in which
that company stated that they
were willing to stay by the bid
which they submitted for the erect
ion of the new steel talk and tower.
The council, however, decided to adj
vertise for new bids, and the clerk
was authorized to notify the Chi
cago concern to that effect.
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"WALTAH" WHITEHEAD
IN TOWN FROM DULUTH
CoIored PugiIistic Champion Is in Fine
Condition.-WiII Fight Shrek x
and Guenther.


Walter Whitehead, the colored
pugilist of Duluth who is the cham
pionship heavyweight of the north
west, has been a visitor in Bemidji
yesterday and today, travelling with
a show that came here from the
Zenith City,"
Whitehead has been mixing with
local sports and telling of his plans
for the future. He is now under the
management of Sandy" Mcdonald,
formerly sporting editor of the Du-
luth News-Tribune, but the colored
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man is alone on his trip.

.-
According to Whitehead, he will
fight Mike Shrek on the 18th inst,
and he is very confident of the out
come of the meeting, being sure that
he can put away the big German
inside the limit of the bout. In fact,
confidence appears to be one of
Whltehead's principal assets.
Possessed of very long reach and
being quick on his feet, no one who
has gone against Whitehead of late
has been able to stand up for any
length of time against him. White
head has been training faithfully for
several months, and being abstem-
ious and taking good care of him.
self the Duluth nit artist is in grand
condition. He looks good; is splen-
didly built, and will be hard man for
any fighter to give the count.
Many local people would like to
see Whitehead go against George
Guenther, the colored Australian
who recently whipped Ben Tremble.
Whitehead states that he is matched
to fight Guenther, one week after
his match with Shreck is decided,
and that the two colored scrappers
will contest for purse that will
aggregate more than $1,000 a side.
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c. {. LEEMAN RESIGNS AS
CASS LAKE FIRE CHIEF.
One Of Most Popular Firemen in
State. Did Much for
Cass Lake.


Cass Lake, April 6. Especial to
Pioneer. AT regular meeting Of
the Cass Lake fire department held
last evening, C. E. Leeman, rendered
his resignation, as head Of the local
fire laddies. The resignation was
accepted, and Pat Cain was elected
Mr.. Leeman's successor.
Mr.. Leeman has held the position
of chief Of the Cass Lake fire depart
ment during the past eight years,
and has always been a tower of
strength to the organization. He
was elected when the present fire
department was first reorganized
and has been reelected as chief each
succeeding year. Some five years
ago Mr.. Leeman and another men,
Der of the department who has since
moved from Cass Lake, succeeded
in having the Cass Lake village
council pass an ordinance which
dealt very literally with the fremen
in the matter of payment for attend
ance at fires, and mainly through
this ordinance together with dances
and other means of raising money!
the Cass Lake fire department has
always been IN a fourishing condi.
ton financially.
Mr.. Leeman was fireman of the
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Card of Thanks.

There are hours that come into
the lives of some, when every i'm
pulse of the heart is buried under it's
weight of sorrow. We stand there
today; yet we would fain give ex-
preston to the gratitude that wells
up from the depths of our hearts,
as we remember the many kind
nesses of those who have done so
much to comfort our precious dead
and to brighten for us a starless sky.
Their goodness will ever be CRATE
fully remembered and cherished.
Especially do we thank the S t..
Bcnedictine Sisters and Bemidji
Lodge, No, 1852, B. P. O.. E.
J. A. Mcdonald and Family,
Mrs. L. w. Bennington. -..
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Aid Society Meets Tomorrow.

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Denley, 913 Beltrami avenue.
Everybody is cordially invited to-
attend.
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CHARGES AGAINST STREET
COMMISSIONER REJECTED
Continued from First Page

Thomas Maloy," and inserting the
name William McCuaig," as clerk
of the water poard.
w. L. Brooks, T. ]. Burke, A. r.
Erickson and F. S. Lycan appeared
before the council and stated the
financial condition of the CONNER
cial club, regarding the normal
school fund. and asked that the city
appropriate money to help defray
expenses of those who maintained
the lobby during the session. A
resolution introduced by Alderman
Thomas Smart granted the treasurer
of the club $500 for this purpose.
The firemen asked for the use of
the opera house for the coming year,
and after some discussion, bids we're
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FOR SALE-Household goods
cheap. Parties leaving town.
Inquire corner 10th and Mime
sofa. Mrs. Geo. White.
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FOR SALE-Four-room house and
lot three blocks from postohice.
Cheap if taken at once. Address,
P. 0. Box SOS.