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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20
Nnibal uernrtbcilt.

Wcip Yorf. II. Ge5ember. -
Gr. 4tlibaI 3clopa, Gin &%eriuonoter
res Yrdiihenteu 3elopa non Nleora'
qua, milroc bclite oiirh cine S,lrp
eur 3abAln9 BON $1,000 Shaocn.
erias an SRI. Nuliettc Sero perur.
tbeiIt, .ipeil CT elm Oerle!ben 9egebes
neb gbeperipred,en gebrcden bot
,SlIiette lit cine @riedin uno hattie
oui 100000 gefla9t. Nntboi modtc
ibr oic aair, ais er bier Meoi5in llu-
birte, brad, aber Dor ctrpo alpel Sah-
rem oas YerbGltnib alb. gr crfldrt,
bic Silrp bate ibn gcraoc 10 GIT sur
@c,abliune bes aanden g%eforoerten
9etraacs p%erurthcilcn fonneil, oenfl
CT bobe fcin @elo NM fGnne midi
3ablen.
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ghiffsnad,

Nsm-gos.f. II. Ge5cnber. -
Ter Iantnfer 81. 2onis- lift bette
pom bier nod southampton abgc.
inbrct.
Ncopel. "a. Gc3erubcr. Ter
1anpfer NE 1'Stolid" BON Nelp.
yorf lit bier oneefommen.
rSciIIp, t6. 1c3cmber. Ter
Compiler ,.arporloi,b." bon Meip'
Dorf nnd) Attrpcrpet iinteripcae, III
bier poiiirt.
Gomtb omrpton, H. Tc;. -
ginaetroffer III bier ner Iampicr
rNeriotie." pcit Fen. norf nod Uter.
tonrg beitiutMf. IL no 4
Ueiterlt fubt bon bier Der 1nrpfer
.Sf. Eaut" nod Netp'g)crf al.
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Epfer siucr 3us-Goaiiion.

GoluWbns, So, II, Gei. -
@icr Yeripnen apurben teltc irilb &C.
tobtet, ais Elm 3ug Der Central
@coraio 9abn" 81 9arris ,Gitp, Ga,
nit cincm aHoercn s}lgc Mlf benz
GcIeiie Der Macon una 9irnling-
bom- Sobu". eolIibirie. &ieIc onoerc
&crIoncn mllroen perlebt.
.(Sp1ter. - Nur 5rpei Herloncn
rurben ectobtet, ndnlid ". u. NC
Gonrbe unb =. @iIlioms, 9cibc
ol:s Soarris Gin. gilet' Naent s. g,
@iainmS aus Sarris Gitp lit tbotIid)
rcrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20
Yeris iuieber crmGhlt.

Gittsburs. Ya.. II. Gcjember.
Mus @crid)ten. Die bier aus Der
iGicoenen 2onhestheilen cinseluiIen
iirb. gebt berpor, oaB 1bonlas :.
Gelpis ullem Mnld)cin nah 5uln Er1
~Iiocutel Der ~ltniteb Minc Borfcrs
ci .amcrica" pieocr erirdblt lit. Gie
ornoilcn 3oblcn weroen iebod) crit
Had, Dem L. Souuur Del Der abbal'
t,lna hes Gpnpents III indianapolis
Gcfanrt gcgebeu lperben. trA'
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Morgan fanit Selepbunr idJai-
ten ani.

Solcoo, 9. II. 0e5cmber. -
@ie bcilte abeno ofiiSiea bier nn9e'
tiinbigt miro. baben ). y. Moraoi
& So. elm controlirenoes Snterelie IN
ser iiini mrubbdngigcn Selepbcn'
@eicnid,aiten Sbio's unb 1noiana's
~cr!Uorben. Tieielben iollcn BON @or'
oon & 81. ansidlieblih betrieben
mcroen, unb Sic geli.Gn. bat nit Den,
Slntaiii nidlts 5lt tblin.
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Ter TrGiibent ais QcibtraaenSer.

3aibiuatom :. Is, II. Ge5.
EraIiocnt Gait reiite bclltc int BE
sleit,mg ieineS @iIitar. Nbiutantea
Gopitdus gutt in eiHem Eripotpas.
ccn iiber Ole nEenniplpanio. 8abn"
liud 0atcrtopu, gonn., ab, nm BORT
rem QeideubeednaniB icincr in gat.
~tiiflore aeltorhenen SfDdgcrin Jraul
&oroec 8. Sait %bei5nlpobnen. Gie
9~ecrbisung iinoet morgcn Noflmit-
tag, gleid) nod Der aufliuit bes Gra'
liSenten Gait itatt. Ter 2ettere triti
eitid) llad b%eeltocteu Gerentonien Die
Jtiidreiic an nn0 miro ain Sorntog
&orulittaa mieocr inMulbington Icilt.
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QGst I'D, nid,t beranS briifcn.

&aibinaton 3. g., II. Icj.
@iiioro Hinhot, Der 9iinoes-
iyorltmciltcr, Der, mic scia9t whroc,
ciner @i,i als Yrdiioc,,t at bic Uni
rcriitGt poii Dlihiear crhiclt. lit bon
Chicago mad, Naibinaton Suriifae.
fcbrt mo inaic. CT beoblidtigc nid)t,
ieinc McaicrungsItclle n%lif5iigcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20

Hiiorsbureau Der sMlitnol 2iie Sn.
ii,rancc Co.," eripirfte beilte cine
Sdciouna bon ieiuer Satin Sarab,
neld)e er beihMIbigt, iib NIT. eilem
Gbiueien, HamenS Gun Gbaun, &c
Gen ibr gbeeeliibbe perlangcn SIT
bobcn. GaS gbepoar tren1tc it'd,
Dol eincm Sabre nno Srmi Naulicn
hcgab lid bann nod Nem.Eals, ".
g., ibrer irilberen Seiratb, no oas
Schtelmed)teI nit benz Gbineien be-
souncn bnben ioa. Bic 6rau Iengnet
ibre Stul0.
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slae bic 9crettcteu mogmten Der belt
t!ocn Geremonie bel. Sfau @iaelou
ieste, lie fonne @ott uid)t genue oa.
fir banferL bab or ibr mlo ibren &c
iGbrteu lold)e lpaderen Wanner oils
9!etter id,idte. GapitGn 9arman CT
florte, ais er bic Yelobnuneen dcceps
titte, CT ruo lcine 2eute battcn MIR
ipre EfIitt aetbon uno feline 9elpb-
Luna per0ient.
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2cbt nit ciuer Sdnkwuuoc in
Ser3cn.

2 t. Sciepb, Mo.. II. Gc5. =
1srnnciS lrpsoalc, iucIder Dor orel
@cd,eu cine a1lgel brrh haS SerS
crbielt, beiiubct it'd nod om Gebell
,ino iii iognr im Stauoe, auiredt in
icinem 9ctt III iiben. Gic aer5te oeS
st. Solepbs- Soipitols" rchnen mi
iciuc po~llitdnoiac @enclung. Grns-
bolc brntie iih Die @lnoe AM "a.
&ppcmbcr ielbit burd) unporIihtigc
Manufacturing eincs &euolperS bel.
Ger Scrlpunoetc lit II Sabre olt.
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Gralsen bon grobter @itmutb nub
@ra5ie uub Elm nnacpobnIit bereotet
&orper 3ur @erfiauua ltebcH, ,piiroc
iftr ber5Iih geieiert. Inns gefieI iie
I'm bcitcu III benz StraltB'id)eu @al-
ser ySriibliugaltimmen".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20

3er6err Sobn.-- Gorpsit,i.
bent: TO id1reibt mir rnein Hitter
out metnen 8ronhbrief, ct bobe mod
ntebr atHSer. MS ob if mas bafiir
f6nnte!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20
Watt6etp Samsler.

Us itar6 nm II. December 1909 N,attttiu
hrscf'ApeHus, gslicbtcr Safe bon eatbariae
"; Rdrsler, i'm u. Sabre feiHe5 eebers. Sic
3stt her Rss-slguna ipiEo fpifer diige ssiat.
t3521 81
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--------=-- $500
airhlidee. MIS- slucitcr
Sbcil Der Yreoist ,iiber y@eies nno
Gpungclinn" bat Vaitor Soirnann
ron Der ,}ionsy @cmcinoe Ooe Che.
ma eetpdblt rSeius iunp Bnuliis, ser
WeiIter li,b Der Singer. 9cibe Ole
5rcibeit pom 0eies bebanptcnb."
Ter 91fer , II terri ii +.
II q & Ycrein H r. 3" bdlt beiite
Ibeno il, icil,em 3auptqunrtier ieinc
idbrlifle General . Scrinirnllnis II.
Nean,tcnipabl ab.
Nener.Y ri &c II c t ii 81.
IlpbonfuS airbe. BRO.
p%irjinl Srcb. 2it crnailntc geitcrn
Batter a5ci. Sdnliot, 3iir .}eit IN Clio.
,nis. q. -. SIM ,SiilisprirIter Der
St. Mpbcnins. Stride. Ynter Sd,miht
mar bcreits friiber cininnl an oieier
STRIDE tbdtig.
alter SonrnaIin geitor.
ben. = Scrr MiIiam !. Goof, ci,
l,er Der 1ltciten 3eitmngsIcutc galti.
morc's, itorb gcitern Noraen III Jet.
rer @obnufig. Mr. 223. Sit.2oinpette.
Mpcnuc. i'm Mter bon 7sSobrcn. Bier
1od)ter iibcrlebeln i'm.
Mener Yrie'ter I ii hie 2 I,
Ct Toriein. Seniiior ipurhen geitcrn
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Aodett, abninds j. 1clp. George
Votris, @illinpls 3. Girrp, Ni1ion
e. Neenan nnb Charles S. Co1en..
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Gnbe fam pldkud.
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Sss G0nigs Geopolo.

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ling pon sdlaocncrias pcroon-
ncrt.
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geIobnnme iiir 2ebcns'
r~etter.

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gdpit1it Rornrni, ppii, Iantpicr ,Yas
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Sssssse' esssss, sssd w. ,ss .sestsstpa'e ssss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
|0'LEARY & BOWSER'S BIG
SALE COMMENCED TODAY
The Large Department Store Which Has Been Closed Two
Days. Reopened This Morning for the Largest Sale
in the History Of Bemid

The closing out sale, which
opened at 8 o'clock this morning in
the department store of O'Leary q
Bowser of this city, is undoubtedly
the largest in the history of Be-
midi, Judging from the extensive
stock placed on the sales tables and
the immense crowd which throngs
the aisles on every hand.
AS representative of the Pioneer
stepped into O'Learys & Bowser's
store this morning, he noticed the
great number of ladies from Turtle
River, Blackjack and other north
country towns who were taking
advantage of the economy repre-
sented in making purchases at this
large sale. Bemidji ladies were
also in large attendance, but extra
clerks had been engaged and it was
really remarkable how quickly the
many customers were waited upon.
The store had been closed Mon
day and Tuesday in order that
the clerks might mark down the
prices and when the sale began it
was very evident that nothing had
been reserved. Every article had
its old mark and new red tag,
upon which was the sale price, in
order that the purchaser might
know how much cheaper he or she
can buy during the sale than form.
erly.
Sweeping reductions had been
made on every side. Women
crowded the counters in front of the
fine display of laces, embroideries,
trimmings, ribbons. collars, belts,
gloves, handkerchief, hose, notions
and jewelry. The clerks were kept
constantly busy showing bargains
in women's suits, coats, skirts,
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of Health, etc., with frequent objec-
tons on the part of Mr.. Mcdonald,
the defendants attorney.
The counsel for the plaintiff put
forth every effort to bring out if
possible that there had been dis
crepency between the official report
made by DR.. Koch, as village health
officer of Blackjack, and his private
statements and utterances and the
facts in the case; and along this
line of questioning produced a card
which the doctor had written, in
which a report was made to the
secretary of the State Board of
Health, in which the physician had
stated that Oscar johnson had died
of diphtheria and that the case had
been diagnosed as such and he had
administered anti toxin from the
start, which the doctor explained by
saying that when he wrote the card
he undoubtedly meant that he had
during the case diagnosed it as
diphtheria and had used the remedy.
Before finishing the cross-exami-
nation, plaintiffs attorney went into
the matter of diphtheria card hav-
ing been placed on the Johnson
home and attempted to lead the
doctor to admit that the card had
not been put up on the house until
the morning the boy died, instead of
the day before, as was testified to by
the witness, but the doctor stuck to
his original statement.
A copy of the Blackjack Ameri-
can was also produced in which a
public notice was printed by the
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Hit of Season at Brinkman.

Mabel & Corbley are the talk of
the town on account of the excellent
play they are putting on at the
Brinkman Family Theater this week,
entitled Summer Boarders and Sum-
Riot" with the following char
acters: The Lady Boarder, The
Cry-Baby Girl, Arabella; Slow
Talker and Bowery Lizzt, Irene
Corbley; Charley Sporty Boy and
Jimmie the Bowery Boy, George
Mabel.
Joe Noel, impersonator and comed-
ian, is the best in his line that ever
made" the west.
All new pictures tonight, among
which are the following subjects:
School Boys Revenge" "Vercinget
Dirk, Gauls Hero" "A Canadian
Winter Carnival. Ski Tournament"
They are the best ever shown in
this city.
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COUNTY BOARD AUTHORIZES
ISSUING 500, 1000 OF BONDS

boarof
$50 the Sol enamiC County.
j
percennt stand epidatth teofs ope
In ismon S tina the Betami
a ocka
O0and offset
there was 1.-THE ghnd he O.
their bond sappoved
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doctor, as health officer, relative to
unnecessary criticism" created by
the Johnson case.
Mr.. Mcdonald took the witness
and asked some minor questions
which were permitted to be answered
very guardedly, relative to the anti
toxin boxes, and also as to when the
doctor had developed diththeria
culture. e. p
Della Johnson, sister of the
dead Johnson boy, was called, just
before noon. She testified to being
at home in Blackjack when her
brother was ill, and tod of the
circumstances of the illness of
Oscar and the fear which she
claimed the family entertained that
Oscar was suffering with diphteria;
claiming that DR.. Koch had told
them that Oscar was not afflicted
with diphtheria, and if he was, he
could give him some anti toxin and
stop the disease, afterwards, and
that the doctor lanced the throat,
after which court adjourned until 2
D. m. 1-
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that it entertained some doubt as to
whether the plaintiff should not
have proceeded by mandamus to
require the execution and delivery
of the warrants. Mandamus would,
of course, lie, but the right of the
plaintiff to bring suit for the recov-
cry of the indebtedness is we'll sus-
tanned by the authorities:
"Guylder v. Town of Otsego, 20
Mimi, "a (59).
Martin v. Elwood, IS Minn., 800
State v. Ames, 81 MIMI, 44O.
Even if the employment of plain
tiff had been unauthorized, the offic-
ial action of the Board on August
18th, 1908, was a ratification of said
employment:
True v. Crow Wing county, 80
Mimi, $685."
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underwear, shoes, dress and wash
goods, silks and satins.
Evidently the ladies were raiding
the linen department in their
anxiety to benefit by the choice
bargains at that counter, but the
company's stock of fine linen table
cloths, napkins and sheets seemed
inexhaustable.
Beautiful rugs at extremely low
prices were hung upon the walls
and carpets, linoleums, window
shades, lace curtains, screens, pic
lures and bric-a-brac were placed at
advantageous points about the store,
each one of which had its red sale
tag.
Farmers and townspeople were
jostling each other in the clothing
department in their endeavors to
secure fine Collegian suits, overcoats,
raincoats, trousers and workingmen's
clothing at the low price to which
the articles had been marked down.
Hats, shoes, collars, neckties, sus-
penders, handkerchiefs, hose, shirts
and underwear figured prominently
among the fine bargains offered to
the public.
O'Leary & Bowser had intended
to publish large display ADVERTISE
ment in this evenings Pioneer but
when our representative saw Mr..
Bowser this morning, the latter
said, Il have been too busy prepar-
ing for this sale and waiting on
customers to write that adj. Just
tell the people that we are awfully
busy. We are sacrificing our profits
because every article in the store,
all goods in transit and all back
orders at wholesale houses and
factories must be closed out and
sold before July 1st.''
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
JOHN .THOREh WINS HIS
SUIT AGAINST co. BOARD
Given Judgment of $3.50 for Labor
Performed in 1908, Supervisor
of Assessments.

John Thoren has secured judy
ment in district court against the
board of county commissioners of
Beltrami county, in suit against the
board to recover $3.50, for
salary claimed to be due as special
assessor at different times during the
year 1908.
An order of findings were entered
in this case yesterday, and was as
follows:
This cause having been tried
before the court, without a jury, al
the February, 1909. General Term,
Chas. w. Scrutchin appearing as
attorney for the plaintiff, and
Chester McKusick as attorney fol
the defendant, the court, upon the
evidence, finds as facts:
"1.-That between the 1st day Of
May, 1908, and the 18th day Of
August, 1908, plaintiff rendered ser
vices to the County of Beltrami
State of Minnesota, of the value Of
$3.50.
"2.-That on the 18th day O
August, 1908, the Board of County
Commissioners of said County Bel
trami, at meeting of said Board
regularly held, duly audited ane
allowed three separate, verified
claims of the plaintiff, aggregatins
the sum of $3.50, and directed thu
County Auditor to draw warrant!
therefor.
3.-That no part thereof has beer
paid; and as conclusions of law:
That plaintiff is entitled to
judgment against the County oil
Beltrami, State of Minnesota, fo1
the sum of $3.50, with interest
and costs.
Let Judgment be entered accord
ingly.
c. w. Stanton
Judge District Court
MEMORANDUM.
The court stated upon the tria
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
Big Elk Meeting Thursday Niqht.

The regular meeting of the Be.
midi lodge, No. 1852, B. P. o. E.,
to be held tomorrow evening, will
be of more than ordinary interest.
In connection with the regular
business to be transacted, there will
be imitation and social session.
There will be vaudeville anda "feed,"
and the occasion will be an enjoy
able one.
All members of the lodge are
urged to be present and visiting
brothers are welcome
F. S. Lvcan, E. r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
Clerk of Court Rhoda Goes to Spooner.

Clerk of Court F. w. Rhoda will
be at Spooner on Friday and Satur.
day of this week for the purpose
of considering applications for
naturalization papers.
This will be the first court pro.
ceeding, under the law passed by the
late legislature authorizing terms oil
court to be held at Spooner and
Baudette. The first of these regu.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
Warrants Payable.

Notice is hereby given that there
IS money in the city treasury to pay
all outstanding warrants issued on
the Poor fund, registered prior to
March 1, 1909; on the General fund,
registered prior to December 1, 1908;
on the Permanent Improvement
Revolving fund, registered prior to
May 1, 1909.
Interest will cease from and after
the date of this notice.
Dated at Bemidji, MINI. May S,
1909.
Earl Cell, City Treasurer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-05
Wanted Teamsters,

And horse owners to see the hame.
less metal horse collar. It does
away with sweat jads and sore
shoulders, and is cool and comfort t.
able. At Jerrard's.
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lar terms of court will be held next
August, beginning on the 18th day
of that month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-08
Picture aking
Has developed into one of the fine arts
See the successes at the studio of
r. w. Perkins
OAHU RAILWAY
TIME TABLE
0TTTW Pr


OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waia1ua, KahukN and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 y. m
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. n, *9:15 a. m.
*11:15 a. m, #2:15 p. m, 1920 o. m.
*5:15 P. m, 1890 p. m, I'll .. m.
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a. m, and ~6:1g
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-%8:36 a. m, $50
P. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-+7:46 a. n, 1885 a. n,
*10:38 a. NJ, *1:40 p. n, *4:31 p. N,
5:31 ?. m. *7:30 p N.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and *5:31 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hou1
train (only frst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:2a
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
*Daily.- Tex. Sunday. tSunday Only
G. P. DENTSON. F. C. SMITH,
uperintendent. G. P. & T. A