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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

The thirty counties of the North
ern Minnesota Development associa-
ton are capable of yielding $3.50,
100000 in agricultural products each
year. Developed to its utmost
potentialities, the soil of northern
Minnesota is capable of producing
wealth each year that staggers the
imagination.
The meaning of the northern
Minnesota Development association.
of the Bemidji conference and of the
Crookston convention, is that north.
ern Minnesota has awakened from
long sleep, and demands that these
potentialities of wealth shall be
realized.
All that it can do without aid
northern Minnesota will do; but the
state must do its part. The state
is the landlord in northern Mime
sofa, and the least progressive. 1t
must provide means of developing
its own lands, of draining the
swamps, of building roads and
schools for settlers. 1t must cease
permitting the vast inert bulk of its
possessions to lie across the
Threshold of development like
sentinels barring the way.
To the end that these develop
ments may come about and that
northern Minnesota may have a
clear field and no favor in its task of
self-development, northern Minneso.
ia asks the legislature to study the
situation with a broad view to the
good of the state and all its people.
1t asks, primarily, that it may have
its due share in the councils of the
state, and that the Minnesota legis.
lature be reconstructed with a divi-
sion of rep resentation according to
present population instead of accord.
ing to population of thirteen years
ago, before northern Minnesota had
even begun to grow.
That, in brief, is the meaning OF
the Bemidji and Crookston con.
ferences. 1t is the meaning of the
conference to be held in Rrainerd
in December, and it will be the
meaning of the invasion of St. Paul,
in January when the legislature
meets, by an organized movement in
behalf of this program.-Duluth
Herald.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
Itch Relieved at Once.

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS of simple COM
pound of oil of wintergreen, thymol
and glycerine mixed in D. D. D.
Prescription. This soothing, heal
ing lotion, used externally kills the
eczema germ instantly.
Heretofore the D. D. ID. remedy
has been sold only in $1.OO bottles;
but as special offer, any sufferer
in this town who has never tried D.
D. D. can now try this remedy in a
special bottle at Csc. 1t cures the
itch instantly. We KNOW this.
Barker Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

results. He can not find flaw in
his calculations, still the expected
sales do not materialize.
There is something the matter,
however, and that something is
"inharmony" or "discord'' between
the policy of the house as implied by
the advertising and the transacting of
business on the part Of the clerks.
The motive thought for a week may
be courtesy, or quality, or price, and
so on down the gamut of neatness,
accommodation, thoroughness, high
degree of moneys worth" ect.
When the store announcements aud
literature fairly vibrate with the
sentiment that accommodation and
courtesy are most willingly extended,
the clerks may be grumpy and de-
cidedly unaccommodating and dis
courteous. There may be a most
stultifying criss-cross of purposes
that, set Alright, would tell most
wonderfully in favor of the store.
Customers meeting with treatme Mt
quite anthetical to what they could
reasonably expect, 20 elsewhere to
trade. They are disappointed.
There is check and a remedy
for such a condition. If not con-
venient or advisable to hold periodic
clerk meetings in which to outline
and empahsize the various motive
thoughts and teach the clerks how
to act, why would it not be advis-
able to establish clerks bulletin
upon which to post such data,
couched in terms suited to bring a
ready comprehension of the effect
to be desired, as, for instance; Our
Keynote is accommodation courtesy.
Be not unkink in the slightest to-
ward any customer. Report to the
manager any occasion for rebuke.
Smile! Use your most winning
language, and realize that you are
not merely to hand out goods in
exchange for money, but to try
and inhunce people to want TO come
here again and again for all their
trading, and to send their friends
here. Draw trade; do not repel it."
That, of course is merely a hint
for clerks bulletin. 1t is not for
the general public. Its use will curb
many hasty. thoughtless word on
the part of the stores representa-.
tives-the clerks. Suggestion, such
as conveyed by this bulletin, is a
wonderful thing, especially when it
comes from authority. It will be
doubly wonderful when it promotes
harmony. Imagine doing business
with store keyed up to splendid
harmony and consistency. every
clerk gracious and courteous, every
department infused with the same
policy as beaming from the store
advertisements. The custome S
come expecting such treatment, are
not disappointed, and will come again
and again just as long as they are
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

If you are not satisfied after
using according to directions two
thirds of a bottle of C Chamberlain IS
Stomach and Liver Tablets, you
can have your money back. The
tablets cleanse and invigorate the
stomach, improve the digestion,
regulate the bowels. Give them
a trial and get we'll. Sold by
Barker Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

There is more Catarrh In this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incurable. For great many years doctors
local remedies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment. pronounced 1t In
curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r.. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send forcir-
culars and testimonials. s~ 3=I*.t %e5R :
Address: +. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. E12 ~: ~
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for consultation,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
RAILROAD HEADS
APPEAR HAPPY
Pleased over Outcome Of
Conference With Taft.
CAUSE OF .CHEERFULNESS

Suit Instituted by Government, Later
Dropped as Result of White House
Meeting, Alleged Conspiracy in Re-
straint of Interstate Commerce and
~ Caused All the Excitement in tho
Railway World.
Washington, June 9.-Among sena-
tors much curiosity was expressed as
to the basis of the cheerful satisfac-
ton displayed by railroad presidents
over their agreement with President
Taft regarding increased freight rates.
The railroad presidents are happy
said one senator who mas studied the
railroad bill closely, because they
have in all probability obtained what
amounts to an amendment to the
Sherman antitrust law. They tried
hard to get such a provision into the
bill. in the section legalizing rate
agreements, but the fire was so hot
tnat the sponsors for the bill we're
obliged to eliminate it. Neither the
senate pr the, house would stand for
such encroachment on the Sherman
law. Now the railroads seem to have
won their greatest desire by negotia-
tion.
"The government did not sue the
railroads on the charge that they had
raised rates. The charge was that
they had violated the Sherman law by
combining to raise rates and thus
forming a conspiracy in restraint of
interstate commerce. That was the
cause of all the excitement in the
railway world, not the prospect that
their new rates would be held up for
a while. @.F..- -l-.'-... -
Under the arrangement entered
into, as it is generally understood, the
increases will be subject to the ap-
proval of the interstate commerce
commission, but no question will be
raised as to the legality of the action
of the railroads in having a common
agent file rates uniformly increased by
many lines with the, interstate COM
merce commission. It was in the
matter of acting together, rather than
the question Of rates that the rail-
roads were most Interested and I
miss my guess if they have not got
under shelter" ,'r--s --'s .-- r
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
Quick Work Averts Bad Wreck.

Rockford, Ill.,, June 9.-George VIII
son of Chicago, engineer of an excur-
sion train OF ten coaches loaded with
people bound for a picnic at Kenosha,
Wis, averted disastrous wreck near
Harlem on the Chicago and Northwest
ern road by quick work. Wilson halt
ed the train on the edge of bridge
which had been almost completely
burned aWav s4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
Justice Moody Recovering.

Boston, June 9.-Justice William H.
Moody OF the United States supreme
court is in a fair way to recover. His
physicians say that he will be able to
return to the bench when the supreme
court opens next fall. The justice
himself says he never. felt better In
his life. He says further that he will
not take any part in the rehearing OF
the Standard Oil case in any event
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
o,xreen rriesIs Uruaineu.

st. Paul, June 9.-Sixteen priests
were ordainedein st. Mary's chapel at
St. Paul seminary. Bishop Patrick J.
Heffron of Winona administered the
holy orders, according to the wish of,
the new priests, who studied under
nary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
Use Aliens Foot. Ease

The antiseptic powder to be shaken into
the shoes. II you have tired, aching feet,
try. Aliens Foot Ease. It rests the feet and
makes new or tight shoes easy. Cures aching
swollen. hot. sweating feet. Relieves corns
comfort. Always use it, to Break in New
shoes. Tryit today. Sold everywhere, 25cts.
Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial
package. address Allen s.. Olmsted.5 LeS Roy.
MY. ssE. ., ...
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that if you are
not satisfied after using two.thirds.
of "a bottle according to directions,
your~money will be refunded. 1t
is up to you to try. Sold by
Barker Drug Co. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

Lame shoulder is almost invari-
ably caused by rheumatism of the
muscles and yields quickly to the
free application of -Chamberlain's
Liniment. This liniment is not
only prompt and effectuaI, but in
no way disagreeable to use. Sold
by Barker Drug Co.. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09

Doubtless many times the adver-
tising man wonders why his care
fully and enthusiastically-worked-
out plans fail to bring the desired
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
RETURNS FROM TOUR OF WEST
Pinchot's Successor Spent Eight
Weeks on Insnection Trim

Pinchot's Successor Spent Eight
Weeks on Inspection Trip.
Washington, June 9.-"Fine, excel
lent; l was greatly pleased. The spirit
of cooperation is growing and the
people of the West are beginning to
know and appreciate the forest serv-
ice."
That is how Henry S. Graves, the
new forester who succeeded Clifford
Pinchot, expressed himself upon his
return to Washington after eight
weeks inspection of all the district
offices in the forest service It was
Mr.. Graves first glimpse of his new
charge. -.
t'There are bound to be knocks here
and there on the forest service,"" said
Mr.. Graves, "but they're the excep-
tion and not the rule. The Western
people and the service are beginning
to understand one another better"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-06-09
DEFIEs THE UNITED STATES
Madriz General Threatens to Fire on
American Vessel. Il

-Bluefields, Nicaragua, June 9.-"At
the hrst shot fired against the ,Ameri-
can nag or an American vessel I will
level the bluff" ,.s-1 3.
This is the reply made by Comman-
der Harold X. Hines, commanding the
American gunboat Dubuque, to a
threat made by General Rivas of the
Madrlz force holding Bluefields bluff
to stop by force any vessels, of what
ever nationality, entering the harbor
General Rivas has practically defied
the United States. .=. ~ ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Nsiufc fir sic Ginmad)e5eit.

@eim Ginfeben ser 5riidte laBt
lib piel 3l1Ier iparen, tpe.1l1 man sic
6riidte gar lperoen laBt un0 0ann
crit Sen 31fer bin5ufiigt. SIN an
oeren Safe miirbe ser 3ufer init SEM
Safte ser 6riid5te Granddaughter Bill
Sen, Ser aber mlr balb 10 ltarf mic
ser gepobnlide 3ufer liiBt.
9aB gum 6rubteil1fod)en nu,r lol=
DIE @eratbe permen0et lper0en Stir
fen, Sic niemals init Set in 8eriib=
rl1l1g fommerr, lit ia iel6itperitanolid.
&ielen &ausfroueu lit es aber unbe=
fannt, oab lelbit Ser CUNT nnb &C.
rll6 BON @erniiien uno fettigen 5pei=
fen mie allb ser Aualm Dom &oblell=
fel1er iebr mdtbeilig auf Die ein5l'~
mod)ellDe1. Iriibte einpirfen- 0esz
bolb oorf p4bren0 oes &obens nidts
6ettiges auf Sem Serb lteben unb bas
Tel,er MIR bon unten geito6ert mer=
SEN.
SalicDplllper iollte beim ginma-
den niemals feblen, neil 0a0ur6 sic
&%altbarfeit ser 6ribte gan5 6eoe1teno
erbobt miro.
Gum GeribluB Ser Slaiden ioate
n1ul1 MIR relte &orfe permen0en. @er
beio10ers poriidtig iein mill, meide
sic aorfe in beiBem 8ailer auf Dem
ctmas 5alicpllarre = - @ranm auf
/ &uart = 5ugeiebt mir0. Dieies
Gerfabren empfieblt ii6 Sci onoers
beim Gerforfen ielblt abge5ogenen
@eines, ga ser elbe Damn niemals nod
Sem Sort i9meden miro.
@efaBe nit meiter Seffnlmg mer-
SEN pielfa6 nit gut gereinigter
Sdhpeinsblale iiberbun6en. 8eim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
nteoerbdngenoen Ropfe uno iteifen,

nieoerbdngenoen aopfe uno jteifen
ausgeiprei5ten 8einen pie eritarrt I'M
Die Mugen itarren pie leb,
los ms 2eere, ser &uls gebt III be-
i9leunigtem Iempo. 6iibrt man iol-
die Tbiere CUR l1nteriudung ODER Mb-
lonoerltng bon Sen an0eren aus Dem
5taQe in's 6reie, 10 treten aae Mn-
3eidel elmer fat poaitanoigen 2ab-
ml111g Ser @emegungsorgane berpor.
Sic Ibiere tul,meln bon elmer Sette
5llr anoern, brehen in sen Sprung
uuo Jellelgelenfen 5nlammel1, in6e1l
lib auf Sen @nien fort5nbetpcgen nno
ltiir5en babel, iih ielbit iiberlaien
fopfiiber 5uiammen. Sci fortgelebter
1iittermug tritt ser 500 entmeoer
ourb Ser3labmlu1g ooer our6 griti=
den infolge 21bmung Scr 2ungen eil1.
Mrlden lngiinltigen Ginflub ielbit
qerirlgcre 6iitterluy g%efeiJnter aar-
tpffeln ouf t%ragenoe n1o milbenne
5biere allsiibeu nluB, labt li6 leibt
ermeHcn. Muber gerperfcn ul1o
Milbperlicgen bat mon III lolden Sal
len nod Mnfbl1ben, aolif l1no Durd)=
fail bendtet.
3llrd &pben lu1o 3ainlpien fann
Oos III Sen &artoffeln unO &einnen
entbultelp Splauin nld)t nnl6aolid
gcnladt meroen, 81 es 0ie perbol5te
5dule in ibnen 5llriif balt. Sour
bein1 @oden geidaltcr &artohcln fin=
set man IN, oeu1 &pbmaller einen
Ibeil Des @iftes. Mnge5eigt nno
rotblom lit es, Dor Sem @erbraude
Sic inn &eil1en begriHenen &artof<
fel>1 SIT i6alen, Sic Seine orii6tig
ults5ulteden uno Sic &artoHeln Damn
crit 5u fod)en. Sc. eingeidrlmpfter
rn1o i6mQr5er sic &nollen iino, 0eito
oider miro sic Sdalidale ST 1ebmen
lein. 0aB oos aodNpalier nidt gum
Mufbriiben Don 6l1tter uno anoeren
;31pefen perlpenoet meroen 0arf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Yer jonen feline ofene @unoen an Ben
9alloen baben 81 Joni leidt 8lutper-
giftung eintreten fonnte. Seine lm0
Die iid etlpa i'm Seller bloenOen, 0urd)
lire meiBe Jarbe leidt erfennbarel
Meufartohel1 geb0ren al1f Sen Din<
ger ODER &pmpuitbauf len. 2ebtere loa=
ten llieMals, mie es otter lpar lanle
@ul,s frul1en tbun, nlitgefpdbt uno Der
~fiittert meroel1. Mub l,1gefeimtc
&@urtpifeln, sic bein1 @alden inn @ai=
ler ldlpimmpn o0er beim glien Elm
&ruten i'm 5blun0e er5cugell> ltno
nie sic uureifen &npllen IN Ser Ne=
gel llid)t fret BON 5planin.
Sci Meniden GllBert iid Sic Salo=
ninpergiftung in Observation-Disclosures
Mattigteit, Recommended oes So
pies Seblt0rungen bei er1peiterter
Yupile, Irodenbeit uno &raben I'M
@olic> gribmcrung oes Spredens,
(;3ungeu uno @aumenldbmung),
8redneigrng, atbmungsbeibperoen
@elhleunigung oes 9ul5idlages,
CURT, ollgemeiner Merp0iitdt uno
S6lafloiigfeit. Da Scr Geldalu:f
loloninbaltiger &artoHeln nidt gum
@enulie groberer Mengen oerlelben
einlaoet, 10 fon1men itarfere Solanln-
pergiftungen bel Meniden Ielten Dor.
Sod lit mandes ltnmobliein uno
man6er Magenidymer5 auf oen @e=
nuB bon &artofeln, ieien es nun al
tie inn 6riihiubr o0er 11el1e i'm Som=
mer, 5l1riid5ufubren.
@ie0erfGuer> Sic NIT roben o0ec
gefobten gefeimten &artoheln gefiit=
tert meroen, 5eigen ipe5ieu fir 0ieie
gergiftung eigentbimli6e &%ranfbeits-
eri6einungen. Die 5biere berlieren
pl0bli6 sic 6reBluit, riibren audi oas
bette 5l,tter ni6t on un0 iteben nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
&amS nmo Sol.
9as Wift scr aartuHcln,

Sic &artoHelpflmn5e lit, mie az
tefamnt, cine @iftpflun5e, lpie ale in
rielelbe 6amilie, in Sic Nabtidatten-
gerpddie, geb0rigelu &rallter, als 5a=
bof, @ollfirihe, 9~illenfral1t etc. Ser
id)orf nnrtotilde @iftltoff, oas 5u
Sen %pf(an5lid)en Mlfaloioen geb0rigc
5olaniu, fiuoet iid hauptlablib in
Sen @rr5eln uno unreifeu &noQen,
III Sent &ral1te, III Ser 8liitbe lno in
sen 8eerell GSrii6te1r), aber aud in
Zen reifen &l1ollen, mel1n tie lange
Belt lageru. Sur 3eit ser &eife, alio
i'm Serb tie, l1no m1breno Ser eriten
3eit ser 2ugerlmg ent6olten Ste @ar=
toheln MIR geringe> unlddOlibe Wen-
gen oes @iftes. GRIT beilm grmadel1
Ger &eimfraft ser M1gen pergroB ert
lid) ser @ebnlt 0esl elben uno ninmt
itetig 81, lie otter Ste &nolen meroen.
Die aartoHeln meroen babel l,,lol1-
iebnlid), ulmppetitlid bon Nltsieben
u1o unldmadbaft, uno BON ielbit
ltellt lid cine Nbneigung gegen Sen
WenuB 0erielben Elm.
9lm ltdrflten tritt oo5 Solarin in
Sen &eilno1gen, oeu &eilnen u10 Sen
bismeilen nn ibnen madiel10en flei-
men &nollden ouf, Sic itb l1on1entli6
in morr1en, feudten &ellern bil0en.
gs lit oaber iomobl beim @ebroude
gefein1ter &artoheln in ser Slide, ais
audi bel Berfiitterltng Ser el6en an
1biere Gorlidt am Ylote. Snsbeion=
nere lit bel Sem Mbfeimen oaraltf 81
ohten, 0aB Sic 0onit beiddftigten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

9as 9irefturinm Scr Staats-6air-
9e60r0e fat in elmer Sibung inn 8u-
reou oes Sefretars bei6lolien, oaB 46
ternporare St0Qe 5ur llnterbringu11g
Ser &in6er auf sen Staats= Jairgriin=
ZEN erridtet mer6en iollen. NQe sic.
le StaQe, nit oeren Sou gleid begon-
men meroen lol, lperoen ouf ser Nieb=
ietticn 0es Observation-Disclosures errid-
tet meroen. giner ser 9ireftoren iaq=
tie, oaB Sic Nl1s itellung bon Min6ern
nno Eferoen beuer gr0Ber iein mer0e
nls je 5l1bor. IS mer0en beuer audi
&atcloge fret pertbeilt mer0en, in tpel=
fen Die Ni110eranmeloungen uno Sc
rem Gigentbiimer g%enannt iino. 9(ud
Die Abtbeiluneen fir Maidinerie l,no
fir gortenbm1 meroen 10 eientlid err
meitert. Sic Notwithstanding
umfabt IS Nfer uno ser gan3e @aum
lit bereits pergeben. 6armer, sic at,
|toBel1oes 2an0 beiiben, ioQen loldes
an Nusiteuer permietbet baben, sic
nidt imitanoe lparen, Nlob a1f Sen Ell
ge1tliden Observation-Disclosures gu err
(angen. Nud aler 3aun1 i'm Gar
tenbaugebdltoe, SEM friiberen Nder~
b%o1gebanoe, lit bereits pergeben. 81.
Dem jetigen Mderbal1gebdl1oe, oem
friiberen Sauptgebau0e, mer6en orei-
NAL iopiel Golrntpausitelungen iein
ais bisGer. N1d BORT lit idon fat
Ger gan5e &aum bermietbet. Sin Ser
groBen 1ribiine lino nod 5mei Stanoe
gu pergebel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
ipateren Mnbreden oes @efaBes labt
iich nip Wlnie iehr leiht l0ieI1. nenn

ipateren Mnbreben oes @efaBes lalBt
ii9 Die 8laie iebr leid)t l0ien, menn
man 81 mieoerbpltcn Walen Elm nit
geibeln @alier al1gefeud)tes Iub I'M
Sen &an0 0es @efaBes legt.
Gerfortte 6laibcn miiiien p%erlie=
get mer0en melm Ser als Nufbemab-
rltngsprt Oie11en0e Setter re1t feud)t
III. Sn ser 0rogerie erbalt man sen
i%pgenannten Ilaldjeniiegelad, Sen
mon in einen1 flcinen WefaB uuf Sem
Geler gum Sbulel3en bringt. Sn
lie iebr beige Iliiiiigfeit tal1dt mal1
oanu einfab oen Jlaidenbals, Ser
lid) iogleib nit elmer 2afibidt iiber=
5iebt. BUR i6neQeren Nbfiiblung
fal1n Gllan Sen 6loidenbals lofort So
nad in faltes @aller balten, obne BE-
fur6ten 51 miiIlen, oab oas @las ger
lprirgf.
@euiir5nelfen belpirfen, oaB 8ir-
men, &iirbiile, etc, ibre beQe Sarbe
perlieren uno Elm menig portbeilbaf=
tes Musieben erbalten. 9os laBt lid,
lebr leidt permei0en, inoern man al1s
zen ein5ell,en @emiir5nelfen Sic
&opfden 6erul1s6ribt.
5ino einggnadte Jriidte unS
6rubtlafte in @dbrung iibergegan=
gen, 10 lalien lid Spuren oerielben
p%olitanoi9 bcieitigen, menn man
SEN 5rl1dtiaft auffo6t un0 na6 Sem
Nuffoden etmas 3uder l1no ouf i,
1 Glmrt cine Meiieripite f%oblenio1-
res Natron ~bin5ufiigt.
@iiiggurfen be0eden ii9 nit
4abm, menn Ser Giiig ihle9t lit.
Dieien Mangel beieitigt man auf Sic
einfadbite @eiie, inoem man etmas
@eingeiit nit salicplianre - 5 @r.
auf "a Quart 5piritus -5uglieBt.
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stiek amf cine rcide Mine.

g.. IS. 8en6s BON Goal @itp, Mla.,
lagt, ooB er auf cine perfefte @eluno-
beitsmine in 9r. Sings 2ebenSpiner
itieB, oenn iie beilten i'm bon 2eber.
uno Nieren<Erubel, nadoem er IL
Sabre oamit geplagt mar. gs iin0
Sic be1ten 8iuen al1f gr0en fir &art-
leibigfeit, Malarta, 8opfmeb, TIMBER
oouli9feit> 56madbeit. 25f in 0eo=
litor'S Mpotbefe.
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braudt pobl nidt crit betont gu per'

slIe nniere Mabrungsmittel per-
oerben BEL ldngerer Mufbemabrung
l1no fonnen 6ann> 10 nabrbaft uno be-
f0mmli6 tie friid iinb, fir Sic Sc
in1obeit ser Weniben uno Sbiere
h0dit beroerbli6 meroen. Die Scar
.toffel madt oabon feline Mllsnabme.
Ga ma,t ieoob nibt auein llriade
uno @irfung, lonoern audi sic Wor-
beugl1ngsmaBregeln gegen etmaige
5olaninpergiftltngen fennt, 10 mirl
Sic &artofel tets Elm @olfsnabrnngs.
mittel Meiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Aidtiger nod lit es, Ser aabnlbil~
oung BON 9nfang an por5ubelgen. gu
Die en 3mpde bra1d)t mar oem Gin-
made<gl1ig nlr etmas Saliepl 5u5u-
fiigcn nno 5rar fir je 5 Quart 81
Jig geniigt fir einige Gents 5ulicpl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

that make themselves offensive and In
decent by their political activity and
otherwise, those who keep degraded and
degra ding places, who refuse TO obey
the laws and ordinances. who make
themselves nuisanccs TO the police and
offensive to the public, should be one
and all denied renewal of their licenses.
1t will he tho duty of tho council when
the time for renewal of licenses comes,
TO investigate with care. licensing those
that are worthy, and refusing licenses
to those that arc unworthy. And ii
will be the duty of all good citizens
todnY to note such activity as may be
presented by the liquor interests, with
view of reporting the same, so that
the community will be made aware of
the exercise of this pestiferous influence
and activity. with a view of cutting it
off absolutely for all future time
The saloon in politics must Goi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

be interesting to learn when it was con-
verted to disbelief i'll them. Perhaps
this was because it finds, too late for
it's own use, that vilificltjon and abuse
do not pay For it has become abso-
lutcIy distrusted by all the people OF
the State and when it says thing
now, its saying does not even raise the
prima facie presumption that its state
mcnt may be true. On the contrary
the immediate conclusion of everyone
is that it is lying again, and that what
it says is of no consequence.
It is tired of vilification aud abuse
because it finds that these react upon
itself and have destroyed whatever
character 1T may have thought 1t had.
If it is tired of vilification and abuse
now. however, how much more tired IT
Will he after election when it finds that
IT has landed in the slough of despond
and defeat, and it is utterly discredited
and abandoned by all the people that
have any knowledge of its vicious, dis
reputable course!