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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-30
Gin idIiucr Grfulg.

G0a Nllterllluupcr Der 0elltldrll
lutbcriihcn Goncoroio.@ emeinbe
i'll @oIbroof nimmt glGn3enoen
@crloui. - &or5iIglidcr 9cIud)
Der @cronitoltrng. - 9aS Nr'
rougcmcutS- Gonlite crntct Sob.
GinCn icbr crirculitcn &crloilf
rinbm Dos NGItcruiorpcr ser 0ellts
idlcn lutbCrilden G~onCoroia e @e.
meiu6c 5u @olbroof, mcldcS gelteru
9ibeno in &o5uicr'5 @olCc ~abgcboIteu
muroc. Ser 9entd) NOR Elm gou5
olISAc5cihncter; Die NoHc mar ocl.
Qon5en }lbenb iibcr bis sur GuBcrltcn
%Soiiun1Sfroit Aciiiut. GoS Copper,
COS Don mcbrcrcn Mit0lic0crn 0c0
SroltenOerein@ 5libcrcitct mai, mod)tt
6cll 9alncn ole Gbre, nnb Die 5li'
pcrfonlnlctbc 9lrt IND Mciic. III mel.
der iid Die 0nmert ibrcr Sild)9GltC
uritublnNt, ion0 bon alien Scitel1
&Sortc Der IncrfenmmA. Ter nit
bcm Soltpcr ucrbun6cnc Vn5or Wol
ebcniollS bon aroBcm GrIolQe bcglci'
let; oic oi,i Den biibid) Ncidntiidtcll
&crtnui2 StGnoen muigcipcidcrtcr
NSourCu Scr perihicocnltcu Nrt ian
0UI %rciBcnocn Nbiob.
I'm boV @clInacu Scr @cronitoI-
tula mobtc lih Gas ans Sem Sir.
Wcnratb mo Dem &orltono Oe$
GrnucnpcreinS Qebilocie %grrongc.
mcltS 9 Gonitc bcionocrS pcroient
Mirdcnrntb-oic $50. WrorNc Ncbbcl.
Er1liocnt; s.. @roOt, %icc- ErGii0cnt
N. @0rHlcr, Sd,obmciitcr; =. 5pcr'
bel, Ncnrp SdilomGd)tcr, Sobn
MicomiG, Sobn Bed, $. SclmriN,
II. Sdroocbti, $. 0obod, 8. aellncr
uuo u. 9elidner; &orltano ocS
Gro1leu ScreinS - oic Srollel q.
&rulc, ErGiioentin; %. Irib, &iccs
%r1lioentin; s.. &elmrid, SeretGriL
Ln0 M. NGnalcr, S6obmciitcrill.
Nu Scr Eimlicn Hcnn.
babn POM Ncrji d) lag &c
trof II. - @ie an anoerar Stelle
oieier 3eitull9 berihtct, itorb Qelterl
Nbcno Serr hilbert 2eup pdbrellO
Der letten Yfero9renncnS an Ben Sol
1en zines Ser5id)logS, nad)0cm er lid)
oett 1on5el NodlmittoQ init eincnl
6relnoc gut mliiiirt buttc. Ser
Sepp batrieb lett Ied)S Sobren cill
ilottgebeuoe3 Grocery uno Sleiid)-
@eid)Git IN Nr. S97. Noro.0orporrs
StroBc. Gr muroe Dor 50 Sobrcn IN
&arlaboo, @obnlcnL 0eborcn un0
font I'M Sabre 1881 nod &merifa.
Seine @ittluc, 6rol Sonnnb SeuD
tiliti 'Slbltt Gin Miltolr, SuInilel,
@orrp nl6 &lllilta Sepp, ionic ciEc
Iod)ter, Holc Sepp, iiberle6en iG1t.
Ter Scid)rom IonGtc geitern Abcno
fms Dor 10 llbr IN Der Seuu'l6ell
WobnulN al un0 lpllrbc iofort iiir
9ecroi9nl0 prGporirt. 9ic gngcb0ris
gen oc3 looten iino in Solqc oe@
bortcn Shln0S, Der iic betroiier.
p0aiG 5uiomenAebrod)an uto tonn.
ten QcItcrn 9lbeno BON Nicnlonoell
9ciebcn meroen. Gie arrangements
iiir bic StcrbiGltng iino nod nift
%getroiien.
Die McinnobrungSmit f.
tel Mus ItcllunN mar 9eltcrlt
obcrnlolS ichr gllt beilld,t nm c$
miro onNcnonlnIcIl, bob Oiciclbc bis
jebt bon 5000 Ecrioncn beilldt nor.
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-30

Nemofrutild DIT Moiicu
Der M N | nm q. - Morgcn fin.
oct oitf Der 9intbbouS-Flo5o cine gro.
BE bcmotrotiide MISUNDERSTANDING
ltntt, in neldJcr Grs@ouuernellr 60
min MariielO OenGnrlib iiibren miro.
0ie Sallptrconcr inns: Scnotor ,Sli.
DOR Hopncr, Senotor Sobn @olter
Snlitb, 8oilpcrllcur Muffin &. Gro.
TIERS, Woppr :. Barn Wobpol.
&cin 9nnfctt 5n GGrcn
Der Sapnncr. InS hieIigc
Gonitc, meld)e9 nit 6cn &orbcrcitun,
gen fir ocn Gu1pioig Der iopolliideil
Nonbclo Delegation am 4. Nopcmbcr
bctrout lit, Bat ocn @unih oll8gc.
iprod)cll, oob lvCgcn Der Grnlorolm9
0cS Erir5en ,&to fcin Nonfctt IN @ols
%tinnore itottiill0c. Scriclbc miro
iclbitperitGnbliN criiiat.
&ru. &crnon'S Goeliinn II.
- Stcta. 100 Is gift, ieinc 1bcotcr
iiir genlciniinninc 3lucde 5ilr Geriii-
gllng 81 l%tcllcil, lit Scrr %SSonlea &.
aernon Der rcbte Wanll ON rcd)tclt
Srt. So Tot cr oitd) 9eitern mieOer
80 Snioiicn pom SSeini fir pcrfriip.
petite 0inocr orrl lulentgeltlideu Ye.
illd) oe9 Morpluno-5 bcoters geitot,
ret.
Gas ,@ud 2und 2ofur
in Or. %, q. Houlitr, ut, ipie al
onoerer SteQc oeS UGenti6eu Cor.
relpouo entcn" onge5eigt ipiro, loebeit
eroiinet iporocn. SIR. g. &. 9rlf, Der
GigeutbHner, lit left pielen Safrelt
in oieien @cid)0it tbGtig gerpelen mo
in Baltimore luohl %befonnt. IoS
gud Sund)%otol lit bodyiein cin0c.
ridtet mo giebt mtsge5eibnete Ye.
oienung. Sr. 0ltd beiitt cine lteuc
ginridtung, ipeld)e Ole unipiinid)enS,
mertbe Meiic, 81 ierpirenoe Milf
elmer Same 81 %entnebmen, ilnlgebt.
9os neile arrangement bat piel
slebnlid)feit nit ben bel Den mciitei1
Sobomaiier. 5ontanen beniltten en-.
rltppumpen. Die Mild ilieBt oilrd)
cine folio iilberne Mobrc nnb Der
tbeilt Die Sobne gleidm1Bia in ieocs
,.. -. -
@las Mild. Gieie Metbobe bat bobe
9lnerfennuug bel oeren eefunoen, Die
Spgiene mo politipe Meinbcit 5ll
iddsen iuiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-30
$ III dl s.

Siiriorglid . - Cine idone,
jinge Came iiberlcgte NIT ibrer
Vtltter, fueld,en ibrer Sreier iie erbo.
rem iollte. .Sieueift 6ron5 Gdnei.
oer?" ihlua Die Wiltter mad elmer
lnngeren Touie Dor. y@as, oer2"
rief ooS M1oden entieet. Ter lit
ia off, b1Blidl genIcin uno feigel Ser
bat id feline CUTE Gigenidoit ais iei.
men Heihtbum." - Oh pereiBt lein
Ser5leibeh", iogtc Die Mlttter ianit.
SIN 2 dneioera- AteIier.-
Erin5ipolin: a@oS luiiniden sic,
mein Serr?" BON YumpbanIen:
sd iuoate germ meme Sbneioer.
rednung bejobler." = Grin5ipaliu
(ploBlid) III Sbr1nen ausbrefeno):
ID @ott, penn mein ormer Wanr,
Der g%eitern geitorben lit, oas erlebt
bate, id, glaube, Die lleberrai6ung
bate i'm iit,er nieoer geiuno &c,
moft."
Ibgel1utet. .8laublt Oti.
Snfel, oub Srdlme in Grfinune ge.
benz" r8on5 gemiB aiit nofl
go 3. 9. hot mir beute Nadt ge.
trdumt, baB 9u mid nod oieie $50.
DIE anpumpen pirit, aber saliS obne
eriolg!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-30
NnS benz Hathhunic.

UWS uCHU JtulHnWWIC.
@utohtcn ocs StaotprofurotorS Eoc
iiber Die 6roge, mos inter %.ort@'
iibliben Sobn" 81 ueritcben it,
Wouor WtoDoo( bciiirluortct
b6dIt cmpbutiid Die Hotifi5irul1
Der @crits9lnlcibc.
Stobtprofurotor Soc CAB oeitera
Gin @lltod)tcn iiber Die Sruge al,
Nos inter Dem 9coriif oortaiiblidlcr
2oGn" III pcritcbcn iub wie oericIbt
III b%1itimnlcu lei. Gas @utoften CT.
iolat oiti cine Seitmcroc ser nSoltii
more 1ScNerotipn pi Hobnr" bin, ipcl'
dc sic NniNulOi9lm0 crbob, bab
3irnnlcrlcutr I'M Ticnite itGotiidcr
Gontruftor2n mcnl9rr OILS 0cll .ortS.
iiblihcn 2obu" %crboltcn bdttcu. SEER
Eor crfoumte Oarouf, Dab inter
ortSiiblihcm 2nbn" Der IurdiWuitt
oca 2nbncS SIT ucritcbcn ici, bcll Die
btItimnltc &Idfc bon Nrbcitcrn
(Siid)ler, 3innlerlGltc, Niullrcr etc.
in Ser Stoot bc5icbcn lno onb 81.
It1otiidlcu GcportrmCntS.GbeiS oic
M0bc oici9S oortSiibIihcn @obnc3"
ielbit III bcitimmen GGttcL in0cm JIG
Ole nGt6iQcn &niormotioncn ii0cr
ole IN u%nicrcr Stobt in Ger @bctrciicn'
ocn Nrbcitabrnndlc br}Oblicn 2Gbnc
loumcm mo b0nOd Ocn Turd).
idnitt ncileIben leitltelcn,
.3u @uuitcn Der 8crft,
NnIeibC.
n%20cr Mnm, Dem 0n4 >Nltcrciit
Noltimorc'3 ON Screen lic0t. iolltt
iiir Die $l000,000 Mcrit.Nnlcibc
%itimnlcn Gor5 obnc Niitiift oui
icinc observation-disclosures. Gem sic
Merit Nnl1ibc iii tCine Yartci- Moi.
reAcI; iie lit bcitimmt, ser nciantnls
ten &cp0lferut1 @oItimorc'a sllr,
@citCn jt Oicncn," %n oieicn @ortcu
iprnd iid) Wopor Mobool oeItern }tt
@llnlten Ser Werft=glnIcibc ats. Die
NloActbcb0r0e lit iciI cntidIolien iiir
0cn Soll. DOB bic Inlcibc am Glen.
Ito1 lldlt rotiii5irt lucr0Hl %iolltc, Die
%3o0,O0O, mcld)c 5llr Gcrtigitelltng
Der 8ierS l%lotbuenbt1 iin6. III bic
Budget &eroronmna iiir 1910 Gin
julil9Cn ulb 6ic Soften miiBten onllll
Gus Der StcucrnuiluN2 4c0edt mcrs
Den, lOa3 cine iilblbor Gr6o6uu1o
Der Steicrrote be6clltcn miiroc. MI.
Der Dem ohcnerlp0bnttu @ctrugc fiir
Gie &oHenblnaGea Merft. SpitemS
milnld)t 0oiet'S llgplliclw 2odep
S1S5,OO aus ncp Nulcihc iiir Ser
brcitcrur0 scr HrottitraBen Bride
ilber SoneS 6oIIS 5n cincr 8rcitc bon
80 6l,B ~ b%cnMbenc
Sitnnd Der Moiicr6c66rbc.
Nt Der 9cltrl0en Sisung Der Ncl.
I%erb2boroc wnrOc, clue &%eroronmnl
cntmorfcn, mcltc cine Iclocrnna
ocS Spitenlo Der Sliito1irliuG bon
NaIler-W cBoppnrnten olor0net. 9ie
&cr1noerunA 3rltredt iid) uorllebms
Iid) allf Die 9%ebonolu1g BON &irdcn,
mcldlc fid)t @diierfroit gum 9etriebc
ibrcr Or0ellt broilhen mo rlid)t &c
mug @oiier coliluircrL Inn sic SIC.
item Der NnltoIliring cineS McB.
opporotca 5u rcdtfcrtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-30
Mebr Spfer.
6cbbarot, alias Wiaer, ais mcbr-
iadcr WGroer.

gctbon babcn. - Gin meitereS
@eitGuoniB. - Goit.6lotiae ollf
Dem Miiiiiiippi 5erItrellt. - Nie-
origcr @uIieritdno UeruriadDt
Sdnnicrigfcitcu.- a0nigin Nler
onora bon GnQInno bcflmbet
&%crtroucn ollf Or. Goof. - Sine
rifmliidc S6millolerin mo ibr
3ub1lter in Garis perbaitct.
Rem 9ort %. October. @ie
eS bciBt, bat GSrcoeritr, @ebborot I'M
@eiGnoniB 81 &2lip Dem @oroner
Sopn1e %0eIton0en, ullBCr Ymlo Slls
tier npd 3iuCi oubcrc 6roten mtI
Dem WeDiIicu 81 hobcn. Die lSoli5ci
lit ieit 0anpn iibCr5cl9t, 0uB Och
bur6f mino2licnS ciu babies 9llBcn0
Srutch l6re3 0cl0c9 lucgcn hcileiIe
0cldaiit bat. Coroner, SapuQc lanh
Iid) bcllie 81 elmer lpeiterCn llnterrc-
hlulg nit Dem WGrher in bcIicn 3cIlc
Gin.
Cine 9cpeldJc aus @orccitcr crin=
merit oarorL OoB en- Mtonn Der lid)
Golll WiiQcr nolntc, unl 8. Sonltor
1896 cine gauge Somilie crnloroete,
ltno smur ocn Sornncr i. :. Nclutoil,
nclicn SraI u,0 bciocr ~l6-i0hrigc
Sod)tcr Gliic. rSbre Scid)cn iono ma
ont Moraen 0eS 70. Salnlor 1896 oll1
i6rcr Sorm IN Mclt 9rooftielo. Ger
Morocr lpnr nnd) Gait 9rootfIcIo unb
bon BORT nod) 9ten-9orf c%utfomnncn.
Eoli5cisG6ci Wottbclu1 Don Worccltcr
hat 0lltcn @rl;no, III 8ebbor0t, Der
mieoerbolt ooo Yic1bonpm Mtiiaer
aebroud)te, Den WGroer Der 9tclutona
5l permrtber.
@e6bar0t mcigcrte lid) 0eltcrlt
9l6eno, iein nelleS @eitGnoniB nobcr
5ll beiprcdell. Seine 6rali Nnno
rGumte gpitern Elm, ibr Monn babe
lie 0rei @od)en Dor Der Nutftlloung
beS Stelettea Mnno 2rttbcr'a umbrln'
gen lpoQen ltno SPAR oil ltnget0br
hcrielben Steae, 100 MOI Die @ebeinc
Ser nngliidlidJcn Iltna 2ltther tolo.
WcItern N6euo tonl cine Nrall lad]
hcnr@m1e Der sSreit @ebtaeot III Nr.
357, MooIicp.glpcnllc, Gong SaloIlo
Gitp, Die erflGrte, lie fonlnlc I'M Nuf=
TRACE elmer 6omilie HepelSfep, Nr.
30, NlbIano.Eloce, Nrooflpn, moblls
bait, iucld)e claude, Dob ~Itilller"
ibre 5od)ter, cine 1rou Morie aob
poll Somoico, 9cbeiratbet mo ollI
bieiel6e @eiie b~eiieite geihoift babe,
luic gnno Cutler. Moric &ob loa
sic SSnbaberin zines 2o%glrbnulea Ill
Solnoico aerpeien iein. Sm Septem-
Der 1905 lou Wtiiller bel ibr Wob.
lrlln9 aenommen ba6en. Gr babe
fronf uno clello ollsgeiebelL, mo alt1
ibre Sragc babe or 6rot &ot ertlart,
err iei ebcn BON Den Ybilippinell 6it'
riidgefebrt. rSn Sonuor 1906, eirlen
Wotot Dor Der Scirotb nit lclncr
iebi9en Sralt, Srou @ebbdrot, 'oll
Iiiler Der Srol aob einen SeiratbS.
ontrag eelna6t bobeil. Sic babe III
rem Wunn i'm Glide geloiicn mo lei
NIT linn olif mo oopor 1egon9ci1.
Son iener 3eit an babe man llld)t@
mebr bon ibr gc6ort!
Bon Coroner SouoNc bon SllIIolt-
Gountp miro nlorgen in SSllp Der
Sllouclt iibcr Den GOO Der BORT En-
ntoroet ouiaeiuuoencn Inno Slltber'
Miiaer gum Nbid)luB Ncbrnd)t iper-
ben. Sreoerid @ebborot miro oanlt
obne @eiteres in oos GouniD-8efdngs
riB nod) Hiperbcob gcbradt lueroeil
mn BORT ooS Gor0eben Der @rollo-
Sllrp ob5nmorten. Bon oct SroB'
aeldnuorelcn oiirite 6ilnen &itr5em
cine oui Moro I'M eriicn @rooe lott
. tenoc anfla9e gegcn ben W'ollll CT
bobeu merbcn.
&onisin Nleramora an Sr. Goof.
( C,+ 30 SFtnhpr
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08

Mrs. Belle Markham and her son,
Walter, departed this morning, and
will be absent from Bemidji for
three or four weeks to come. Mrs.
Markham goes to Barron, Wis,
where she will visit with relatives.
Walter will go to Greensboro, N.
c.. where he is interested in a gold.
mining proposition, jointly with J.
w. Irwin, formerly of this city.
Walter will spend about month
at Greensboro, looking over the
mine enterprise, from which he ex.
poets big results in the near future.
Miss Lizzie Murphy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy Of
Marquette Lake, came over from
Crookston Friday night and visited
at the old home over Sunday. Miss
Murphy has been taking course in
stenography and and typewriting at
the Crookston College, and expects
to graduate from that institution
sometime during the month Of April.
OF late, Miss Murphy has been
assisting the teaching corps at the
college, and has gained much insight
into commercial " doings' thereby.
Miss Murphy returned to Crookston
last night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
PREPARING THEIR DEMANDS
Anthracite District Officers Meet At
WiIkeebarro. Pa.


Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 8.The
anthracite district officers Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers Of America are In
session here with Thomas L. Lewis,
the national president, and about half
Of the forty national organizers now
In the hard coal fields going over
their demands and arranging to sub.
NIT them to the operators. Despite
the denials made Mr.. Lewis admitted
that he had seen President Baer Of
the Reading company In Philadelphia
but he declined to say what was dis
cussed at the conference. It IS under
stood, however, that his sole purpose
of calling on Mr.. Baer was to arrange
for a conference with all the oper.
ators in New York. probably next
week
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
INCREASE OF 1888 PER CENT
Building Permits Of February, 1909
Over Same Month Last Year.

80
Chicago, March 6.Building opera
tons are now upon such an extensive
scale that they command attention be-
cause Of the large and increasing vol
ume Of money which is finding Its:
way into investments IN this class Of
securities, according to advance sheets
OF the Construction News. This au
thority states that during the month
Of February permits were taken out
In forty flour of the leading cities Of
this country for the construction OF
l0,00S buildings, involving 1896. 246,
against 7,13O buildings for the same
month year ago. aggregating in cost
O.2S7, 931, an increase this year Of
2,878 buildings and $2s. 10s. 315. Of 1873
per cent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
SUGAR TRUST
FOUND Gull ~
Convicted by Jury Of Under
weighing Imports.
VERDICT FOR GOVERNMENT

United States Awarded $134,116 Dam.
ages in Unpaid Customs Duties, the
Full Amount Sued Fort testimony
introduced to Show That Fraud.
uIent Devices Were Attached to
Scales.
New York, March "a verdict
awarding the United States govern
ment $134,116 damages in unpaid Gus.
toms duties from the American Sugar
Refining company was rendered by a
jury which heard charges Of mis-.
weighing sugar imports.
The verdict rendered was for the
full amount sued for by the govern.
ment on the contention that this sum
was due through underweighing by
the company's employees of sugar i'm
ports on the company's Brooklyn.
docks. Testimony was adduced to
show that fraudulent devices had been
attached to the scales there, causing
them to register less than the true
weight.
A motion for a new trial was de-.
MED and counsel for the defendant.
were given sixty days in which to
prepare their case on appeal, which,
it was announced, would be taken.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
Disappearing Horne Life.

The fiat .dweller ought not to keep q
dog, prefers not to keep cat, cannot
have garden, has no chance Of keep
Ing house, has no possible place for
memories and, most emphatic Of ALL
has no use or accommoda ton for
babies. Although it may be possible
to make homes without kittens OF
babies or flowers or memories or
cupboards, the spirit Of home Is hard
to WOO and win without any Of them
Fortnfghtly Review.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08


For Sale My shares Of stock in
the Record Pub. Co. Address E. ].
Taylor, Blackjack.
H. o. Budd. the horse dealer Of
Beltrami, was a guest at the Mark.
ham hotel yesterday.
Oren Noble came in from Kelli.
her this morning for short visit
with relatives in Bemidji.
Miss Julia Bowe came in this
morning from her home near Kelli.
her for a short visit with friends
and relatives in this city. 81
| John Wilson Of this city left this
morning on cruising trip in the
vicinity of Kabekona Gulch, near
Laporte, for the Red River Lumber
company.
| A temperance rally will be held
Tuesday evening in the Methodist
church to which the public is cordi-
ally invited. Admission, ten and
twenty cents.
Frank Van Tassle, proprietor of
one of the hotels at Turtle River was
an arrival on this mornings train
who spent the day transacting bust
ness in the city.
| Dan Rose Of Northonle, the north
country PULLMAN for the Watab
Paper company, came in this morn
ing from Northome for short bust
ness visit in Bemidji.
John Carlson, who clerks in the
NJ. & /. Office of Roadmaster Mills
IN this city, left on the south. bound
passenger train for St. Paul where
they will spend few days on bust
ness. -
George Kirk, Of the logging firm
of Crombie & Kirk who operate
near Northome, came in this morn
ing from the company's camps where
he was looking after the work for the
company.
The children of the Methodist
church will hold a temperance rally
in the church Tuesday evening when
a fine program of mucic and declara-
tons will be rendered. Admission,
ten and twenty cents.
Mrs. George Med Donald, wife of
conductor Mcdonald who runs on
the Funkley. Kelliher branch Of the
M. & l., came in this morning and
is visiting friends in this city as a
guest at the home of Mrs. J. ]. Nc
Lauchlin.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Johnson
went to Kelliher Saturday evening
to serve papers in some civil cases
and for a brief visit at his homestead
in the Battle River country. Mr..
Johnson returned to the city this
morning.
Mike" Hensler, who clerks in
the City Drug store, came in this
morning from Blackjack where he
had been helping E. N. French to
invoice during the last ten days.
Mike" will go to Akeley tomorrow
morning on business. 3
William O'Neil, superintendent
of logging on the Chippewa reser-
vations, under the provisions Of
the Morris Chippewa law, and Les
ter Bartlett, register of the U. S.
land Office at Cass Lake, were in
the city Saturday evening, from
Cass Lake. We were not given
any information as to the import
of the visit Of the gentlemen,
who returned to Cass Lake the same
night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08

PILES CURED IN s TOfr4 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENTi Is guaranteed to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrnd-
ng Piles In 8 TO 14days or money refunded. Soc
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-08
Don't mistake the cause of back

To be cured you must know the;
cause.
It is wrong to imagine relief is
cure.
Backache is kidney ache.
Yon must cure the kidneys.
A Bemidji resident tells you how
this can be done.
Clyde Johnson, living at 1914
Bemidji, Ave-, Bemidji, Mimi, says:
For some time I endured a great
deal Of suffering from kidney COM,
plant. There was a pain in my.
back and during the early part of
the day / felt languid and tired. I
decided to try reliable kidney.
remedy, went to The Owl Drug Store
and procured a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. fused them according to
directions, when the. pains disappear.
ed and the tired, languid feeling
vanished. I know Doan's Kidney
Pills to be a reliable remedy and
recomend them to anyone suffering
from kidney. complaint.
For sale by all dealers. Price.
50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06
TAFT READ HIM OUT,
SAYS c. O.P.L LEADER
Eugene N. FoSS of Old Bay
State Makes Charge
in Letter.

Eugene n. Foss. former Republican
leader in Massachusetts. who has &C.
cepteG the Democratic nomination foI
lieutenant governor OF that state. has
issued letter I'm which he makes clear
that he considers people like himself
have been read out of the Republican
party by President Taft He accepts
the situation cheerfully and announces
that. thus read out of his own party.
he is ready 10 carry the fight for his
principles into the only party in which
there seems TO be any welcome for such
views
President Taft in his Winona
speech" says Mr. Foss, asserted that
those who voted against the Payne
Aldrich bin had abandoned their party.
IF they have, thank God for II. II
Republicanism today means subseTvience
Of public interest 70 the ultra-high pro-
tected interests then II is time that we
knew IT, wherein does my course diff
fer essentially from that OF so many
insurgent Republican Senators and
Congressman, who Joined the Demo-
cratic party on this tsrifT question-just
as 7 am doing? How long are you go
Ing to stand Tor this sort Of thing7 For
my part I am going to fight When
see the cost OF living, the high prices
of food, clothing, and the other neces-
saries Of life. 1 think It is time that
party considerations gave place to high
er motives"
Mr.. FoEs writes his letter to James NJ
w. Hall, former mayor of Cambridge,
who was formerly associated with Foss
in the tariff revision propaganda with
in Massachusetts, Republican ranks. He
urged Hall and all others Of his views
10 join the movement for results through
the Democratic party.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06
RECORD SHIPMENT
OF REVENUE STAMPS
Two Thousand Packages
Sent to All Sections of
the Country.

Two thousand packages of internal
revenue stamps of all kinds were
shipped yesterday from the Internal
Revenue Bureau, of the Treasury De-
psrtment. TO the collectors throughout
the country.
This is the largest shipment ever
made. The total weight was seventeen
tons, and every package was sent
through the registered malls. II re-
CURED three big vans TO carry them
10 the postoffice. The value of the
600. 600.
Besides the general Improvement OF
business II Is thought that the unusual
demand is in some degree occasioned
cigarettes. and small cigars will be in
creased next July under the new tarifi
law, and dealers are stocking up in am
Co.1l9tion of that.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06
FAVORS LIFE TERM
FOR KIDNAPPING HERE
Representative Rodenburg of Illinois, Has Bill Before
Commissioners to Change the Law Affecting Crime
Against Children in the District.

Life imprisonment for kidnapping in
the District Of Columbia is the penalty
provided in a bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Rodenburg of Illinois. and
now under consideration by the Com
missioners.
Commissioner Macfarland today re-
ferred the measure to District Attorney
Baker with request for a report.
The bill provides whoever in the Dis
trict of Columbia willfully and without
authority forcibly takes or carries away
any Infant under the age of twelve
years without the consent Of the parent.
guardian, or lawful custodian of such
child with intent to conceal or fmprfson
such infant. or whoever willfuiIv and
without authority conceaIs or imprisons
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06

is the universal preventive
of disease. It is stronger
than Carbclic Acid or
ChIorides, kills germs, in
sectS and bad odors, but is
non-poiSonouS.
Sold everywhere. Toe, Csc, Soc, g. SI.OO
WEST DISINFECTING co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-06

80 cents at Henry Evans, who guarantees
it. Sold by leading druggists every
where, or direct, ell charges prepaid.
by the American makers, Giroux Mfg
Co., Buffalo. N, 7.
Il have used Partisan Sage and rec
ommend its use, because it keeps the
hair from coming out, the scalp clean,
head cool, and does not leave the hair
sticky. Ike several other so-called hair
tonics that 1 could mention Gladly do
I endorse the use of Paridan Sage
Mrs. f. JemisCn, SJ2 Oliver St, Owosso,
Mich. Dec. 6. 1908