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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28

Bon 3eit gu 3eit muBte CT nod
9onlbad, Nedruung ablegen ulo Be
ridt eritatten. @inmol per!angie
Nnnemorie gebieterii6, mitgcnont>
mel 81 meroen; Tie bobe ocn Snfel
&ube5obl @i6tiges on5upertrauen.
@elten tat ibr Sen @efonen. S. mar
ST Inbeginn Nobeinber; Der 8ino
itri6 itarf, babel NOR Sdyneelttft
nnb es bingen oide eroue 8olfen
an Simmel. Oils man I'M 9arfe
bon 0ombod einfobren moGte, folr
ibnen Der Ser5og e1ltgeeelt, III lei.
rer 2ooenioppe, nit einem Sibitod
uno Der Slinte iiber Dem Miiden. Gr
moate elm &rabe idteBen, m1e CT iaq-
te, uno NOR iebr bermunbert, ols
er &nnemorie unter Dem 8erocd ouf-
tauden iab. Die iprong leidtfitBia
aus Dem 8ogen, fnidite, fpro,6 ober
fem 8ort anionit, ionbern bcgoni
obne meiteres folgenoen Vi6oiinn
in oeflamatorii6em Gone: SLUT
Sangers BEG lit oos, pergelien mo
periunfen, Seloenbud fem, 2ieo fem
meloet Narnen 9onigs bes. 5ono
ben ourdoringt QueG fem Sdut~
ten peritreuet Baum fem ="
vSolt!" brittle Der Ser5og. Ct
floppte mitten alf Dem @ege i~eitc1,
Sisitubl auf ut1b lieB lid nieocr,
wabreno @elten nit groBen Mlgc,1
u11o enti6ieoen erldredt off oie
8rin5eiiin i6aute. y@ilit on mir
frennolidit iaeeu, mas baS fir EN-
ruabniinniges &auoernelI6 1T, Qlnue-
nlarie2"
Die 8rin5eliin fnidite uro fu6r
fort: uSeioelano obes elm 0Grten
oltftiger itatt, rings uno NadDt iiber
~itiir5en fam, geborlten idon oieie
vSoItl" i6rie Sirlt 9crrfurth
obermols. gr iprana m.f rib sic
giienipibe ieines 5tods aus Der
@roe nno labte, baB es peitGin ldoc.
tie, .Mnnemarie, fomm bcr!!" rief
er. oaomm per, fall mir idlcu-
night UNI ben Sals uno glib mir einen
&uB. 0u biit elm Bradtmdoel. an
Dem @eborite1en babe ib es eelrterft,
oos lit oes Sdngers Stud BON riid.
martsl Saaeluiab, fannit oil oie galr.
sc gallooe riididrittlih bon Ser @ur-
5el nod oben?"
(GortIcbnna ioIui)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28
Ssn elmer @%eriommlung

Sn elmer 8erIammlung Der
neuen 9ireftoren Der San Mntoniu
@ater Supplp SO. nit @ltgiieoern
beg Staotrats fonnten nod feline
beItimmten llebereinflnfte getroffen
neroen. alderman Mauermonr, ais
8oriisenoer bes @ailerfomites pltr-
De beanftrost elm &omite bon finT
8iirgern unb Stabtr1ten 81. ernen-
men, UNI in naber 3ufunft NIT Den
Mepraientanten Ser @aiier,perfsae-
ieQibaft iiber Die notigen MDdnoer
rungen gu unterbanoeln, b~elonbers
aud au erfabren, melhe Grt bon
8erbeiierungen ieitens ser neren @e.
ielidaft geplant niirben.
&iIter %. g. Sin pom a..
MppeIlationseerift erfl6rte, in Dem
SAL bon @adeI &. Sfinner gegen
Die @eitern Union Telegraph Co.,
bob Der Sbabenerias BON $4,000 fir
@eripatung zines Selesramns. mel,
DIES ibr ben Sob ibrer Sodter
af15etgte, 81 bod gegrifen lei, unO
oos @eri6t oas llrteil unItoben
miiroe, penn Die Summe nld,t in-
nerbalb 5ebn Soge reou5iert nerbe.
9err 90 &rueger, 9r1.
ii6ent Der San Mntonio Mohine ano
Supply Company, bat cine langere
Geife nah europa a~ngetreteu. CT
gebt 5uerit nod Stalien, miro oann
Seiterreih, Dor auem @ien beiu-
diem uno fid i1lieBlih nod einc
3eitlong in 0eutihlano aufbalten.
Bel elmer @eriammlung Der
Direftoren Der San @ntonio Snter.
national Sair Miiociation ipurbe Die
Mngebote fir 5pei gripilcgien on
aenommen. gines fir gier ION Com
8roilo, pelder oaiielbe 9ripilegium
i'm porigen Sabre botte, ti.r$3200
uno zines fir @is-gream an sic
Creamery Oairp 60. fir $500.
Die fronaoiii6e &olonic bon
San @ntonio bat befdloHen. oell
|Sabrestog bes Jaaes Der @aItiqe om
/. Sui onr6 Elm Seit in Wtutb's
@orten gu feiern.
8ei ieiner 2anoune nit Dem
Wrigbt Aeroplane am Witticod NOR
gen, itieB 2entnant 9. .. 3ouIois
ouf roubes @eldnoe unb bcif6oiete
einen Cell ieiner Maifine. Gs miro
ungefabr 5nei Gage nebmen, I'M Den
Sdaoen aus5ubeifern. 2eut. Soulois
nno iein 8egIeiter, Der Soloat Gloreo
pom Signalforps, muroen tiiftie
ourdgeihittelt, erlitten o6er teiner,
lei Werlesungen,
Die Sing MeGliutod Grug Go.
lift UNI eineu Charter ei1lgefom.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28
3aTasterliite bes 9ampfers p5an=
nuper" nadl 8aIUelun.

8ran3 abt, Srou &aren grel-
gaaro, Norlna arelgaaro, Sri. Mio-
mie gaaoe, Suo Sing CHANG, Stto
0ittmann, Sans gihbauni, 8oul
Sui. Sell, 2lobif 5oral, Urau STA,
bella bon @iurforocici, Nifolaus
Grimm, Srau Maeoalene Grimm,
Mnna Grimm, SRI. CHARLOTTE aobrt.
Senrp 9ubitan, Su gu Giong, Siu'
rid Neumaln, SRI. 6loriba Bolnt,
Spief 8upef, SRI. @rna @uoer, Wo-
go &osmiiien, Srou Oleo @osnii'-
len, Otter &osmiiien, Beter 8. @os.
miiien, Srau selma gtoienfeIb, SRI.
@ertrub 3oienfelo, 6rau 0oro See
man, 81. 8. Snpers, Carl 5hnolm.
8orl Sdroeoer, Sieronpmus Sfor=
butt, 8incene Stubincp, Srau Sin.
no Stubincp, Srau Barbara 5pitof,
5rau 2ouiia Sbieme, Margaretbl
Gbieme, Srieoa Sbieme, Sans goa'
mer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28

Sriiber erbielt Die 5taot i)r @oi.
fer obeeieben BON elmer Gn5ogl
orteiiider Drummer, Die iid nod,
bellte in aepiiien GripatluoDmingen
b~efinben - bon fInf perldisOeucr
0uellen, aus elmer @ntfermtng bon
moertbalb Bis oreiBig Mtcilen. 9os
8olier, mel6es aus 8ergitronlen
tam, erreidte in offenen 2eitungell
Die Stoot, uno nabreno Ser grobell
Hegen5eit mllroe es idredlie9 per-
idlommt uno peruriodte Seu6en, 10
erlt Dor iuenigelt Sabren cine nett
oerbreitete Gppbus-@ epidemic! Sic
bette 3ufllbr liefert cine @emcnt=2ei=
tung, melde crit poriges Sobr fertia
geiteat muroe; bod geniiat Die Mten,
&c Dem 8eoiirfnis nod nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28
5dulrats. @erbanbfunaeu.

Serr Sobn S. Sentiman ;nud)te
ben S6ulrot borauf auiinerfiam,
oob uniere 2ebrer gu nieorig bsioloet
miiroen n1o oab &einer osrlelben
meniger aIs $75 per Monat erDalten
iollte. gs erfolgte cine langerc De.
batte, bod muroe cine @ntihcioung
Bis CUR ndbiten @eriammlung alfge.
id)oben.
Gin 8eridt BON Cabin Gcooloe,
ipel6er beauftragt NOR, Die Gerbalt=
niiie Der peri6ieoenen S6uleauicr
SIT unteriuden, muroe e~ntgeSenge=
nommen. 9erielbe beri6tete, oaB
feines Ser einitofieen @ebanoe ill
Stanoe lei, elm ameites Stodfperf, Of
aus gaditein, Sol5 ooer goditein.
8enier, 81 tragen. Geridiebene Ser
b%elierungen an einaelnet S6ul.
bduiern, in Solse BON 8iiIea obcr
Senfungen notpenoie ~gerJoroen,
ionen iogleid ol1seefiibrt meroen.
Serr Sam 8. 9orris, @oriisenoer
oes 8oufomites, mel6em $4,000
fir 8au5pede sur @erfiignllg iteben,
beridtete, oaB Die @ngebote iiir Die
BerbeIlerungen nod ni9t eroffret
neroen fonnten, ba big iett llur 5mei
%eingelmfen ieien.
Hrdiioent Or. Sreo SerreG berid=
tete, oaB Ser S6ulrot bos an ble
&rospect=Sin Sdule onftcbenoe 81,
gentum, 2 glods an Sobinas Str,
fir $4,000 aneefauft babe. Ser
S6nlrat eignet iebt BEN gan5en 8lod
NIT Musnabme zines ibmolen Strei~
fens.
9as 4neebot Ser golasnnnt&ir-
6p 60, einen Goncret-S ~eitenlpeg an
Ser @eitieite ser 8rospect-Srns5 dn.
le gu legen, nuroe angenomillen. Ger
@eg miro 300 SUB lang lein uno
foitet ~ Gents per 0uaoratfus.
SEER Saul $. 96oI8 puroe pieoer
als @eidaftsfiibrer oes Sdulrcts
un6 SRI. 4atbarine Nenttpi9 ols oeie
len M%iiiitentin ertpdbIt. Gin @e-
iu9 beg Serrrt Sdol5 unl einen A.
monatIiden l1rlaub nurhe big sllr
nd6ften 8%erlammlune lberaeleet.
gbenfans oas @efud bon SRI. e.
Sertberg uni llrlaub fir Gin Sahr,
5u elmer &eiie fir lire @elllnhbeit.
Der @nfang beg Sduliabrs 1916
left muroe a1f ben ID. Septent-
Der feiteeiest.
Cine 8etition Der lt1topnpoof
g~Dpepriter Co., Die often Maibinen
i'm fommerSieGen Departenent gegell
neuere Mobene um5utauiderl, ,purte
Dem 8ol- u11o Materialfomtte iiter.
tpieien.
Cine 8etition BON mebreren Stu-
benton Ser &odifule eriud)te UNI
@ufnabme BON giien-@rbeitcn III oas
4urrieulum oes &anofertigfelts-l1ii-
terrihts. 0a bieies cine Ncuanidaf-
Flung bon Mpporoten nottpenoig 1ila-
den piirbe, nurbe es benz 9omite
fir 2ebrer nno Stuoienplml, nit
W a6tpoIfommenbeit 5u hon6eln,
iiberpieien.
geileiosbei6liiIie iiber ben SOB
BON S. g.. 8arclap ipuroeli berleier
uto at1gertommen.
Das Sinan5fomite beri6teie iibcr
Den Stano bes 8anffontes bcs
Shulrats am 1. @pril mie folgt:
Magemeiner Sono $5929.t5, Sim
fling" -yono $7013.63, Moore-Jonb
|$273.70, Sntereiienfono $594.56,
|5uiammen $13,911.04.
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Ser Seros.9iItrift Ser Quthe

Ser Serase0i1tr1ft Der Gutbe-
ridden Spnooe bon Ohio, Der GU
genblidlid feline Sabresperi onnllrna
bier obbalt, bot folgenbe Sean1tef
erp1blt: Or. Steinmont, Yrai,=
bent; S. 2oemenItein, Sice-&Sroiioent
Gbriition @oIf, Sefretar, ullo S. 6.
Selger, S6aBnteiiter.
&enrp Oppelt ein Sar-
laer aus Der @egeno bon Gai!robile
itarb i'm 6ollie ieiner So6ter, Wrs
9enrp aublmann, 21t 8eroioo Str.
nob langerem 8ranfenlager i'm Ii-
ter BON 81 Sobren.
Der ~15iabriee @arren Boone
elm 3oeling Der 9eacod Militarr
S1ool, nuroe IN Der Nabe Der Sdll:
le bon einem Magen iiberfabre1
uno erbeblid) perlebt.
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Dem 8rabe entriTta.

vNad 4iabriaem 2eioen on 2nn,
genleioen, bate ib bereits one Soft
1lung aufgegeben", idreibt Mrs. 81.
8. Dir aus glarfsniae, Senn, bod
Der Gebrauh bon Or. Sings Nclp
DISCOVERY bat mir mieoer neues 2e-
ben eegeben." @eriudt es. Soc uro
$500. @eriu6sflafde frei. 9aron-
tiert bon alien 9ruggiIten.
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Hreoiaer aeindlt.

Sn Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gelneioe gum beilieen @eiit III
Srieoridsburg miro elm gutes grer
bigger geiudt, fir Die am 1. auguTt
1910 bafant merbenoe StcGc. &C.
bolt 5000 per Sabr. @aberes gu En-
fragen bel Dem Sefretar Oct &c
meinoe, Nmg. Srit,
Grie0rihsbura. Eeros.
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Der Mmf hes wfutes

gor Rlir5em miroe aus Boris eite
nod Meinigung aeigt fid in Mus-
inl6gen uno ihlefter @eflhtgfarbe.
Mber Oh. aiugs Netp 2ife Bfas se.
BEN friiHes Blut, rofige @eiidtsfar
be un6 Geiunbbeit. 25c bel alien
0rngeilten.
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Sdlimmer ais 3naeIm.

&ugein bringen ben Soloaten ne'
niger @efabr, tpie eczema. .. %
SarrimarL Burlington Mo., lit fell
40 Sabren baran, aber 8udlens Dir.
Mica Salbe furierte i'm. Csc bel al.
len Qrugai1ten.
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Senfaer.

gouer Ser Suberno6i Der bot
feds Snierl getuiloert, 49,. id battg
BEL Der @eididte MIR su i6lo0ren, !.
q 10 q llngeredtigfeit, -. Dem TO-
ben + orei @ohen uno MIR gleid
flint Monote 'naufbruntmt!"
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3nbprfomnteuo.

Sduiterbub: (8u elmer &odin,
Die cine @urit p~erloren bait: .Sie,
ao6in, Sic boben cine @urlt per-
lorenl Den Sinoerlobn bob if
olei6 abgebii1en!"
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&ulntidj.

y@arum baben sic oelm 5brcr
geruf dig Wuiifer aufgegeoeE2"
Die 8eiddftisung ipar mir Al,
eintonia,"
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ltriadle nnb 0irfnna.

n@orum lift Die Srau @iiller inn
l1er 10 trourig?"
u8eil ibr Monn 10 oft o~llgeDeitert
it,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

The concert played by the band
last evening was without doubt the
best that it has played this season.
With Mrs. Matthews as an added
attraction, the boys gave Bemidji a
program that many larger cities
would have liked to hear.
Those who heard the concert
especially appreciate Mrs. Matthews
kindness in singing with the band.
She receives nothing for her services
but likes to do anything that will
make the concert more successful.
Mrs. Matthews has a clear sweet
voice and it was heard to advantage
in Glowworm" last night.
Having the concert in the park
produced several good features. It
was possible to hear the singer at all
times as the grass deadened the
footballs of those walking at that
time. On the dock, the walking at
times nearly drowned out the singer.
From the lake, the music sounded as
we'll from the park as from the dock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
.CRIPPiEN SAID TO
HAVE CONFESSED.
Killed (. His Wife, but Is Not
Guilty Of Murder.
MISS LENEYE INNOCENT

Declares Girl Companion Knew Moth.
ing Of Belle EImore's Disappearance
Except What He Had Told Her-In.
ference Made That Criminal Op.
Grafton Was the Cause Of the Wo.
mans Death.
Quebec, Aug. 5.-Dr. Hawley Har.
vey Crippen, according to the positive
statement of the Quebec correspond.
ent of the London Chronicle, has con-
fessed that he killed his actress wife,
Belle Gilmore. This correspondent ca.
bled the following dispatch to his
paper:
I" 1t is quite true said the prisoner,
that I did kill my wife. But it was
a mistake that made trying to hide
it. I should not have done this. I
will say nothing more of my wife's
death until l return to England. Then
shall prove that, although I killed
my wife, l am not murderer.
made this confession to free Miss
Leneve from suspicion. She, poor girl,
knew absolutely nothing of my wife's
disappearance except what I had told
her." -'.- r.
The correspondent added that Grip
pen wept when referring to Miss Le-
neve.
. Although it is impossible to get In
spector Dew to confirm the reported
confession a cable sent by Miss Le-
neve to her sister in London bears
out at least that part in which Grip
pen says his companion knew nothing
of the true reason for the disappear
ance of Belle Elmore. ~.
Says She Is Returning Home.
II had seen or heard nothing until
the cruel blow fell. Am returning
hOme," was what her cable said.
Inspector DeWs demeanor does not
shake belief in the authenticity of the
reported confession. Although the
Scotland Yard detective refused to ad-
nit that Crippen has confessed he
cannot conceal the fact that on Mon
day, the day on which the confession
Is reported to have been made, he did
have a conference with Crippen, at
which three other police officials were
present.
"What did Crippen say at this in
terview if he didn't confess?" the in
spector was asked.
THAT" he replied, with what may
have been the suspicion of satisfied
twinkle in his eye,' is something that
l may call police business only. l
cannot take the public into my conf
dence at this time"
In Crippen's confession the infer.
ence is made that his wife died from
the effects of an Illegal operation, per-
formed by her dentist husband.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
.DISbARRED LAWYER
MUST GO TO JAIL
Minnesota Supreme Court Up
holds Lower Tribunal

st. Paul, Aug. 6.-Ernest s. Cary,
Minneapolis attorney, must serve thir-
ty days in Jail and has been disbarred
from practice in the courts of Mime
sofa for a period of two years. This
is the decision of the supreme court.
There were four charges against
Cary in addition to a contempt of
court charge, which was appealed to
the supreme court from Minneapolis.
The charges on which Cary was dis
barred were: Misrepresentation of
money belonging to client; receipt
of money for services not rendered;
deception in real estate mortgage
deal; unprofessional, disrespectful and
contemptuous conduct toward trial
judge.
Cary has been prominent in the
Hennepin county courts for several
years, being counsel in several famous
criminal. cases, the last of a particu-
Z larly sensational nature being his de-
Tense Of Belle Brennan, the Minneap.
oils woman convicted and sentenced
to life imprisonment on the charge of
having murdered three of her step
children
On being notified of the courts de-
cision Mr.. Cary declared that he
would Immediately start serving his
thirty-day sentence. After he had
made this statement Mr.. Cary filed as
a candidate for the district bench of
Hennepin county. He declared he
would begin his campaign as soon as
he had finished his workhouse SEN
tence .-".
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

Minnesota is engaged in the min
ing business and receives an income
of more than 81, 900 from that source.
The state has thirteen working
mines from which this income is
derived and in addition an annual
rental is paid on many others that
are not being worked, but which will
be opened by the leasing companies
at a later date. The working mines
and leases will make total income
for the year of about 100000. The
output on which a royalty will be
paid will be 100000 tons.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

Judge C. w. Stanton, through the
energy of some friend or friends, is
receiving the practically unanimous
endorsement of the attorneys in his
district. T.. IT. *. +.
Judge Stanton is a democrat. The
majority of the attorneys are re-
publicans. He believes the judici-
airy should be independent and will
seek reelection as an independent,
and will probably have no opposition,
Notwithstanding the recent activity
of friends of the liquor traffic who
are disgruntled because the Judge
said recently at Aitken that county
option should receive fair treatment
at the hands Of all political parties,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
LIKE UNTO THE COMET.

To date the insurgent republi.
cans of the First congressional
district have not found a man who
is willing to lead the fight in the
district against Tawney. The
leaders that have been mentioned
are somewhat like Halley's comet.
Their coming is heralded with much
noise but they soon pass and dis
appear. Mr.. Tawney appears to
exert some unknown but powerful
force that sends the leaders of the
insurgents in the First district into
eclipse. -Faribault Pilot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
SWAT THE FLY.

There are symptoms of a dispo
sition in too many quarters to be-
little the crusade against the harm
less little housefy." But the know
ledge is steadily spreading that the
fly is the deadly enemy of the race,
the filthy carrier of disease, the
menace to life, and must be shut out
at all hazards. The fyless home is
the only wholesome home. -Zumbro
Falls Enterprise. :. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
LOST ION GREAT;LAKES IN 1852

Searchers Believe They Have Located
Vessel With Rich Cargo.
Detroit, Aug. 6.-Believing they have
a 100000 treasure in their grasp men
are guarding night and day what is
believed by them to be the wreck of
the steamer Atlantic off Long point,
In Lake Erie. ~.
The Atlantic was sunk in collision
in 1852 by the steamer Ogdensburg
and $50 lives were lost. Many were
drowned in their berths. The wreck
lies in 1853 feet of water. In the hold,
it is believed, divers will find two
safes containing 100000 in gold.
The wreck of the Atlantic was found
virtually intact. No skeletons were
found by the superficial examination.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
PATTERSON MEN DEFEATED
Independents Win judicial Election in
Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 6.--While
Chairman Robertson of the regular
state Democratic headquarters here
has given out no statement the lead
ers of the Patterson faction prac-
tically admit that the independent
judiciary ticket has carried the state
by $4,000 majority. Chairman Yer:
trees in an unofficial statement said
he saw no reason for changing his
forecast made several days ago of a
majority of 100000 in the state for the
Independents. "a -"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
Bishop Found Dead in Bed.

Green Bay, Wis, Aug. g.. Bishop
Edward. Joseph Dunno of the diocese
of Dallas, Tex, was found dead in
bed at the home of Bishop J. J. Fox
in this city. Heart failure is given
as the cause of death. Bishop Dunno
was born in Chicago June Is, 1916,
and was consecrated bishop on Nov.
30, 1893. While a priest IN was pas
tor in Chicago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

This cant come back" idea will
receive an awful blow some one of
these fine days. Keep your eyes
opened and wait, the longer you wait
the more interesting the come
back" Wait until editor Roosevelt
and editor Bryan disagree about
some big topic, as digging we'll OF
shingling house and you'll hear all
about coming back"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

Be sure and take a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with you when
starting on your trip this summer.
It cannot be obtained on board the
trains or steamers. Changes Of
water and climate often cause sud.
den attacks of diarrhoea, and it is
best to be prepared. Sold by
Barker Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
Archie Roosevelt at Deadwood.

Deadwood, s. D., Aug. 6.-Archie
Roosevelt and his friend, R. c. Paine
of Brookline, Mass, have arrived here
for visit with United States Mar;
shall Seth Bullock Captain Bullock
will take the boys on an extended fish.
ing trip through the Black Hills and
Wyoming. They will be here until
near the end of the holiday season.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
North Dakota Coal Mines.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. Estate En-
gineer Atkinson is having prepared a
map showing the various coal mines
in the state. According to the table
prepared there are at the present time
LOS commercial mines in operation
This only includes mines where the
coal is actually mined for sale either
at wholesale or retail and does not
include numerous small mines where
coal is sold by the load, the purchaser
to do his own mining. s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
Dysentery is a dangerous diseas

Dysentery is a dangerous disease
but can be cured. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy has been successfully used
in nine epidemics Of dysentery. II
has never been known to fail. It is
equally valuable for children and
adults, and when reduced with water
and sweetened. it is pleasant to take.
Sold BY Barker Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
the issue being greater than the

the issue being greater than the
party.
We believe the Judge is right;
though possibly not tactful at this
time. The people will rule in the
end, as they should. The writer
does not know whether he believes
in the issue at present, or not. but
that does not change conditions any.
The majority must rule. The only
relief, if relief is needed lies in
education. Little Fork Times.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
CUPID AND THE DEVIL.

The editor has gone to the Twin
Ports to join the ever increasing
band of benedicts. The devil is in
charge this week and has full
authority to collect subscriptions
and past due bills.-Royalton Ban
ner. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

If your liver is sluggish and out
of tone. and you feel dull. bilious,
constipated, take a dose of Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to-
night before retiring and you will
feel all right in the morning. Sold by
Bakers Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06
BATTLE LASTS HALF AN HOUR

Disorder in Connection With Coal
Miners Strike.
Irwin, Pa, Aug 5.-More disorder
in the coal miners strike in the
Greensburg district has broken out.
Alleged strike sympathizers stormed
a lodging house at Hahntown, where
strikebreakers were quartered, and,
attacking the forty deputy sheriffs
guarding the house, succeeded in rout-
ing the officers until reinforcements
arrived. =
The battle between the strikers and
deputies lasted half an hour, over 200
shots being exchanged. One striker
was found after the fighting with a
bullet in his leg. One arrest was
made, that of a foreigner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-06

In buying a cough medicine, don t
be afraid to get Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. There is no dan.
ger from it, and relief is sure to fol-
low. Especially recommended for
coughs, colds and whooping cough.
Sold by Bankers Drug Go.