davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
:. ST. PAUL, MINI.

.E%: E&F > S.. ~ ) &{l .SI E. 500
Dnia $50 Maaja VI N,iedzie.
le 20 poludniu 4 zggodzinie
4.ej odbylo sic kpo'foz|eFpie ka-
mienia wegielnego budujace-
go sic nowego koscio}a Pol
skiego sW. y. Wojcieeha, gdzie
proboszczem cd ~ miu lat
jest Wie]. sks. D, Majer. Q
godzinie FOL 10 czwartej, ca
la parafia, i wszystkiy lvwa:
rzystwa zg1omalzily sic ocze-
kujac:: d pEo|r'.z;l PREY Hajprzewie
'lebnieis$Ra1.go ksiea::a Arey-:
biskupa, kt6rytez W !r6tce
pred czwarta przyby} ma
plebanie, gdzie go juz zgro-
MAIDEN jksie5a ucze&iwa('.
Punkt O czwa:tej wy1uszyfa
proceeya z p]ebani' do nowo
budujacego sic koscio]a, roz.
poc7e}y sic zwykle ceremouie.
-Po~dokonaniu tychze Maj.
prev. ks. Arcybiskup do
zgromadzonego ludu r6znych
narodowcsci ,odezwa1 sic W
odnie Ayeh .slowach t}oma-
,zac mac el.ie certmonii.-
P,>v til ok*zyi ME przepo-.
n.l;}al zasna<zyc gorlwoscl
po]ak6w w wierze i sta}osci
W I. jze, czego dowodem So
wspaniale kwistyuie pc wszy-.
SIKH h m;ejscach :gdziekol-
wick znajduja sic Polacy W
Ame,yce. Mic .ich cd VIA
ry ME mt.ze odciagnac, DO
wier7a tax samo jak ich Oh
cowie, re tylko W wierze jest
ich zbawienie i przysz!osc
doczesna. - PozbaWieni sWej
niepodlf g!cSci, wydarto i'm
wo]ncsf, ale ME ~zdo}ali i'm
ich wrogow;e wyd1zec WARY.
Bog ~sprawied]iwy, bez nagro-
dy ME posostawi ich samych
i ME pozostawi ma passive
wrogom ich ojczj zny naro-
dowo5ci. Ojczyzne Polska
przedstawj} jake obrcniciel-
Ike chrzescianstwa W Euro.
pie - czego dowodem VIE
de6 i kr6l Polski S3bieski.-
Zachaci} ostatecznie< do wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
(Ciqg dalszy.

Poswiecenie kanienia wegielnego odby1o sic W paz-
|dzerniku 1893 W odpust Matki Boskiej R6zahcowei. Pc
swiecenia dope4ni}:ks. H. Mensing W asystencyi Ks: J. Lane
sha. - Pomimo ~ciezkiego roku, DO zniwa ME by}y zanadto
|dobre, kosc6 zostaf prawie wyp}acony. Dfugu wiele ME
zosta}o, DO tylko 800 do]ar6w, kt6re W paru latach p6zniej
zap}acono zupe1nie. Poswiecenie koscio}a a zarazem / bierz-
mowanie odby}o sic dnia 25. lpca r.: 1894. Kosc6f
poswiec1 ks. biskup NJ. Marty o godzinie 10 rano W asys-
|tencyi Wiel. ksiezy: D: Majeray proboszcza paradi 5w. Wojcie.
cha W St. Paul., Mimi, Jak6ba Pacholskiego proboszcza parafi
sw. Krzyza W Minneapolis Mimi, Henryka JazdAewskiego,
proboszcza paraii sw. Kazimierza W St. Paul, Minny: d. Men
singa, proboszcza parafi sw. Ottona W Webster, So. Oak, J6-
zefa Rei]anda, prob. par. Serca Jezus W Aberdeen, So. Oak,
Oh. Browna, prob. par. sw. Wawrzynca w Milbank, SO: Oak,
Micha4a Weisa, prob. par. sw. Michafa W Nutley, So. Oak. i
miejscowego proboszcza ks. J. Wojtowicza, a zarazem Ecznie
zgromadzonych wiernych parafan z Towarzystwami nl1e]scowe-
.%celebrowa1 ks. JaK6b Pacholski, najlepszy przyjaclel KS. pro-
boszcza. Kazanieawyg}os} Prev. ks. D. Majer. = O2-ej 60
;dzinie pc pofudniv,byfy nieszpory, a pc nleszporach udzela-
ME SACRAMENTO ]B}ierznowania. - Ks. blskup NJ. Marty zanm
rozpocza} bierzmoWanie, przem6Wif do wiernych, hcz1ie zgro-
madzonych, wjezyku angielskim, PREY czem zaznaczyf re pc
|pierwszy raz bierze udza1 W potr6jnej uroczystosci t. ]. po-
ESwiecenie kosciofas berznloWanie i imieniny proboszcza. W
kazaniu swojem zachecif parafan, ably byi gorliwymi. katoll-
moze, ze kiedyss *pprzy zgodziie jedno5ci beda zamoznymi do
lstapia wszelkich faskaBozych i ~wzgled6w urzadu wolnej Anne
|ryki. - Sfowa ks. biskupa spefnfy sic, DO dis prawle Wszy-
lscy So zamozni, a ~niekt6rzy naWet jak M. Reszczyhskl, J6zef
godnoSci komisarz6w powiatowych, a te gddnosc do dis dina
jeszcze. piastuje St. Wyganowski. :Po ks. biskupie przem6wit
jeszcze ks. H,JazlzeWski po polsku, Humaczac znaczenie !
waznos6 sw. Sacrament Bierzmowania. Potem ks. blskup
udzielf BierzmoWana osobom starszy1m / dzeciom W lczble
oko}o 40. ia %uroczystosc dfugo zosta}a W pamieci parafan.
w tym sanynl roku ks. prQboszcz zorganizowaf ToWarzy-
stwo m4odziezyp pod opieka sw. Stansfawa Kostki, a zarazem
polska orkiestre z ~ dobrych mfodzienc6w. Kosci6f, jak po-
wiedzielismy, byf poswecony, lecz ME byfo W MIN uczclWych
o}tarzy, tylko prowizoryczne, z desek napredce zbHe, ably gdzie
MONA by}o msze sw. odprawiaG. Me byfo tez zadnych innych
Iozd6b. ks. %proboszcz zajaf sic i tenn. Wezwaf mas W pick
lnych i czufych sfowach do skfadek ma o}tarze inne rzeczy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
d Pucka, Osady Polskiej w Po}udniowej Dakocie.

sprawili nastepujacy: KS. prob. J. W. sw. J6zefa - Wojciech
Dolby, sw. Wocecha "a $32. 90, !. Piotr SCHNEIDER 5w: Piotra
"a $685. {, IL lchtarzy kupili mfodziency z paraii kosztem
5000. O}tarz boczny Matki Boskiej R6za6cowej, 6 lichta-
rzy krzyz do niego sprawify niewiasty nalezace do R6zanca
sw. kosztem $4,000. Drugi boczny oftarz sw. Paw}a sprawl
obyw. Pawef Kurkowski wraz z iona Rozalia kosztem
ciszek Kurkowski kupi} 6 lchtarzy tablczki do mszy ko-
sztem $25. 90, a Elzbieta Wirkus sprawifa krzyz inne ozdo-
by do tegoz o}tarza. Figury Anio}6w adoruacych pred
wielki o1t tar 81 sprawl Will. obyW:: March, %nBEilo k Lis Leon Dolby
2 obrazy, DUE do noszenia W czasie procesyi i choragiew ola
dziewczqt, wszystko razem "a $780, 90. MARGIN Biloxi kupl
takze a ~lichtarzy pod stacye $500. Bractwo R6za6cowe
spraWi1o choragiew ia $500. w roku 1898 za}ozone zosta1o
Arcybractwo Nasl. serca Jezus, do kt6rego prawie GAIA para
fla wpisana. - Arcybractwo ~sprawifo sobie c%horagiew "a
$500 elatorem Arcybractwa byf Jan Gruba a obecnie
J6zef Gruba. W roku 1898 dnia 8: pazdziernika izjecha1
do Pucka biskup Th. Q,Gormon, cd wiosny rqkp 1896. ra-
dzacy dyecezya Sioux Falls pc ks: biskuPie M. Mmtym,: kt6ry
zosta} powofany do dyecezyi St. Cloud, Mimi, w roku 1895.
Ks biskup %przyjecha} W sobote - a W niedzi9}e 1niaf Ponty-
wysszfa GAIA prawie parafa poprzedzana przez Wiel. ksiezy:
D. Majera, H.. Jazdzewskiego, Alex. Zalewskiego, H. Mensin-
ga proboszcza miejscowego; nadto Bractwa: sw. J6zefa i
5v;; stanisfawa Kostki orkiestra Polsk kan: miejscowa: Is:
]kosciofa, gdzie ks. biskup " serdecznych s}oMach- -podzie-
kowaf zebranym "a tax szczero' polskie przyjecie a potem u
|dzielif wiernym Observation-Disclosures pasterskiego. - W niedzele
sumo sam ks. biskup W assystencyi ks: H. JAZZ.
dzewskiego jake dyakona ks. Alex. Zalewskiego jake sub
dyakona "a proboszcza miejscowego jake mistrza ceremonii.
Kazanie wygfosf ks. D. Majer. Pc srmie byfo bierzmowanie.
wv kt6rem podni6s prace parafan oko}o :kosciofa, wiare ich
'gfeboka, przyczem Wspomniaf takze: lie chociaz Polakom
%wszystko ~odbieraja, to jednak jezyka WARY Mkt i'm wtydrzec
ME zdo}a, i re on sam ma gfeboka nadzieje, ze7 >Polska7 tylko
ma wierze Rzymsko Katolckiej odbudowana bedzie.
w roku 1900, W l%stopadzie odby}a sic tygodniowa msya
w parafi to DO pierwszy rz. Misya kierowa} znakomity
kaznodzieja, staruszek JUL, ks. Fir. Szulak I. J. w misyi
pomagali mu Wiel. ksieza: Jan Be4zowski, J6zef Ciemi6ski i
cf krzyz wielki misyjny kupony przez J6zefa CRUDE. W
tym samym roku 80 czerwca odbylo sic pierwsze z}ote wesele
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

!potrzebne do koscio4a. Nadto poprosi4 mas %niekt6rychl IA spe-
SEGA zaczefy sk1adki. IA oftarze napfywa6, a nawet %niekt6rzy
|zamozniejsi juz parafan zglaszali sic do Ks. proboszcza 2
[propozycya %zakupenia przez mich %niekt6rych oz16b koselofa
tax: Jan. Ewald kupf lampe wieczna "a 80 DOL J6zef kule:
:sa sprawl wielkiswiecznik wiszacy ma "a swiec krzyz gIubo
|zocony do ~WieEkiego o4tarza kosztem y dol, J6zef
|Gruba figure .Matki Boskiej R6za6cowej wieniec ma okoio
wielki kosztem $4,000. Figrry do wielkiego o}tarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

"'IoOJ
tysiecy.-
Jedem 2 obecnqch.
Niece o s1Osunkach z Mar
lin, Tex.
Waco, Tex.
logo Maia, 1910.
Szanowna Redakcyo.
Wielka przyjemnosc mi
sprawilo czytanie W poczyt-
ny,n W1arusie ko1esponden
CYL p. Lecha 2 Bromond, Tex.
il p. Kowalskiego z Bren-
ham, Tex. DO kazdy ustep
podawal w~iadomosci o dro-
|gich mi rodakach z naszego
szerokiego Texasu, dziela-
cych miedzy soha dole ME
dole tn ia tel przybranej
przez mas ojczyznie. Lecz JUL
cd dawnego czasu,. DO cd sa.
mego mo)ego wyjazdu z Mar.
lima, ME zauwazy1em, pomi-
mo usilnej uwagi, zadnej VIA
domosci z tego miasta. To
tax sic przedstawia jakoby
tamtejsi rodacy, ME czytali
wcsle gazet albo ME umielj
pi6rem ruszyc by o sobie dat
znac do pism polskich. Vice
j, zachecony przyk}adem in
nych skre6lam kilka uwag c
rodakach:. = Marlin, Tex, albo.
wiem zniese ME mog?, aby
taxa g1osna i znana kolonis
palska, prawie W samem cen
trum Texasu sic znajdujacs
miala is6 W ~zapomnienie. Tan:
mnie Tatus chowa}, Manu-
STA karmjta i tam wiekszs
Geese zycia przepedzi}em, ola
tego skreslam z najwieksz&
~przyjemnoScia godne lwag
''osobliwo6ci tego miasta. Nj
ma co prawda obecnie tan
zadnego, szczeg6lnego uwag
wydarzenia, ale jednak zasta'
nowiwszy sic nieco mad sams
tamtejsza mjejscowoscia, mac
tamtejszymi obywate]ami
ich zyciem, kresle kilka u
wag do poczytnego Wiarus;
pragnac czyteln,k6w poinfor
mowac opolonii Marlin, Tex
Wiadomo tym, kt6rzy hi.
storye Stan6w Zjednoczonycf
]ub czasopisma tra&tujace (
[tej miejscowo6ci czytali, =
wed1ug przepowiedni, W tych
re zawartych, opartych NJ
badaniu turyst6w, to Texas
mial BYE kiedy6 najbogat"
Sym ze wszystkich Stan6N
P6}nocnej Ameryki. Przepo'
wiednie to zaczynaja obecnit
,oraz wiecej spe}niac sic. "
Texas udaja sic ME tylke
wszelkie pf2dy, ziemi upra'
wianej przez tamtejszych far
ner6w ale takze i W g1eb:
ziemi znajauja sic rome DO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

obyw. Paw4a Kmkowskiego j Rozal1zony jego. Msze sw. ma
wicz przy udziale licznie zebranych parafan, a potem udzie-
lit i'm bfogosfawienstwa Cody weselne odpraWiono W domu
staruszk6W,1 ma kt6re by}o Wielet gosci sproszonych. Zs %
listopada tego .sanlego roku odbyfo sic, srebrne Wesele obyw.
Fr. Gruby ]. zony jego Ekbiety. -Nabozenstwo ma ich in
tencye odprawif Ks: proboszcz - poczem udzielif i'm b4ogo-
sfaWienstWa. ..s
(Ciag daisy nastapii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

&$4S% #@S3@ SaS5S #sN4S -S.-rs0t#3S5
gate kopaliny, 2 ktorych v
obecnym czasie caly og6l
tamteiszy zajmuie sic kopa-
MEM novel studni mineral.
mel woody.
Jak juz pewno wiadomo.
IL " roku 1890, zorganizowa-
"a sic tam pewDa kompania,
czyli sp6lka, 2 kapitatem 30
tysiecy dolar6w j rozpoczefa
bic studnie; dobito sic roz-
majtego gatunku woody, lecz
ME poprzestaro natem, az
dobito szesc tysiecy stop, wte-
dy wytrysne}a woda tax 60
raca, 20 W przecjagu 15 stu
minut jaje sic ugotowa}o ma
twarGo. Wyse}ano w6wczas
tel wody do owczesnych znaw-
COW ! doktor6w, kt6rzy ia u
znali "a mineralna i bardzo
skuteczna ma reumatyzm j
rome inned olegliwosci. Wzie-
to sic vice raczo do b1do-
wanna r6znych zak}ad6w i no.
tell. Gosci nap}ywa}o 10 tel
miejscowosci z r~ozmaitych
stron kraju, - k%ompanie ko-
leiowe 0 po}owe ceny pasa~
zier6w zawoza. Pc upfywie ie-
szcze ME spetna 20lat, ia sa-
ma sp6lka zacze}a bic druga
W poblizr p%ierwszej
a kilka miesiecy temu, spo--
strzeg}em z podziwem wyso-
kie rusztowanie i s}ysza}em
=riu'ch parowej maszyny gdy
wydobywano r6@no-raka wo-
de, kt6ra wytrYska}a az pod
samo rusztowanie, a obecnie
wg,yczekuja prawdopodobnie
wytrysniecia fontany CORA
&C.; woody.
Byiaby to rzecz nader do
bra i pozyteczna gdyby wy
dobyto drug;e zr6d}o takiej
woody, a i'm wiecej bedzie
w6d mineralnych tenn le-
piej, gdyz i bieda kowi by sic
PREDICT nadarzy}a sposobno6c
leczenia sic i ~uzywania ka-
pieli mineralnych. -.
Teraz jeszcze kilka slow o
rodakach, zamieszka}ych W
Marlin, W p~owiecie Falls,
kt6ra to miejscowos6 tamtei-
al rolacy nazywaja kr6lo va,
polscy osadnicy mieszkaja
tam W niewielkiej liczbie, be
zaledwie IS rodzin, posiadaja
Ziemle dobra, 30 czarnozlem,
ziemie glinkowata a miej-
scami piasczysta z domiesz.
"a gliny, ma tych to grun:.
tach rodzi sic dobrze tax ku.
kurydza jak j. baweina, a
%ziemn;aki inne mniej u2ra-
wiane roSliny cieszq sic do
brem powodzeniem.
Rodacy tamtejsi odznacza.
ia sic tenn, re %rozumiejq sto.
sunki narodowe " krdju pod
~panowaniem obcych rzad6w,
kt6re ogranicza}y polska wo'
lie uciskajac.i prze5ladujac
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
Why Salves Fail to Cure Eczema.

Scientists are now agreed that
the eczema germs are lodged, not
in the outer skin or epidermis, but
in the inner skin. Hence, pene-
trating liquid is required, not an
outward salve that clogs the
pores.
We recommend to all eczema
patients the standard prescription
Oil Of Wintergreen as compounded
in liquid form known as D. D. D
Prescription. A trial bottle OF
this D. D. D. Prescription, at only
rs cents, will instantly relieve the
itch. We have sold and recon-
mended this remedy for years,
and know of wonderful cures from
its use. We recommend it to our
patrons. Barker Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
OPPOSITION TO
TARIFF BOARD.
Leading Standpatters Fight
ing Tawney Idea.
CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE

President Favors Provision EnIarging
Powers of Body and Tries to Con-
vince Messrs. Payne, DaIzelI and
Hale That Their Position Is Wrong.
Progressives Say Provision Is Not
Broad Enough.
Washington, May 12.-The tariff
board provision in the sundry civil
bill formed the subject Of conference
held at the White House. Those who
discussed the matter with the presi-
dent were Representative Tawney,
Senator Aldrich and Representatives
Payne of New York and Dalzell of
Pennsylvania, members of the commit
tee on ways and means. Formidable
opposition is developing to the pro
vision charging the powers of the tar
if board. Senator Hale and Messrs
Payne and Dalzell, leading standpat-
ters, are particularly bitter in their
criticism of the proposed law, al
though hope is expressed that Mr.
Payne will be brought into line.
Ultra protectiOnists take the posi-
ton that if the tariff board is author
lied to make extensive inquiries into
the cost of production abroad that it
will amount to an admission that
there is something defective in the
new tariff,
Mr.. Dalzell is fighting the tariff
board provision on this ground. He
opposes it also because he believes it
would disturb business by giving the
Impression that another revision is
contemplated in the comparatively
near future.
President Favors Provision.
The president is heartily in favor
of the Tawney provision and is in
clined to make fight for it. If he
does Messrs. Payne, Hale and Dalzell
will have to array themselves against
the administration, thus projecting
themselves into the insurgent" class.
PrOgressives do not like the tariff
board provision as it stands, because
it lacks an inquisitorial feature. Their
attention has been directed to the fact
that such an amendment can be adopt
ed in the senate.
At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Republican congressional
committee consideration was given
the tariff board provision
1t was the opinion of the men who
will conduct the Republican campaign
this fall that the powers Of the board
should be enlarged as proposed
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12

ration which. with It's s12,oOo,ooO cap
ital, is said to be four times larger
than any other In the world, closes the
largest land deal ever made In Amer
lea, obtaining title to 100000 acres in
Central Oregon. The immense tract
is transferred entire and represents a
belt 500 miles in lengthand OF varying
width. OF the total 100000 acres is
rlchs1agricultural land much Of which
will be improved under irrigation, and
100000 acres is heavily timbered, con-
tanning 4,5OO,000,00O feet OF standing
pine, fir and cedar. The land trans
ferred includesssome of the richest
districts in Oregon and will be de-
velOped and settled at once.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
BALLOON WRECKED
BY fall TO EARTH
4 h~Forbes, Holder Of tahI1l
Trophy, Seriously Injured.

Glasgow KY, MAY 12.-Bearing nu-.
merous cuts and bruises and possibly
internal injuries and with only occa.
sional periods of consciousness A.
Holland Forbes of New York, holder.
of the Lahm trophy, and ]. c. Yates,
New York astronomer, who accom-
panied him in flight against the bal
loon distance record are lying in
farmhouse six miles north of Center,
which is about twenty miles from this
city. The, balloon Viking, in which
they assembled Monday night at Quin-
cy, Ill.,, is a mass Of tangled silk and
cord, torn beyond repair.
During the intervals when the aero
nauts were partially conscious neither
of them could explain the accident, but
it is believed that gas escaping from
the big bag caused them to lose con-
troll of the Viking. and that the gap en-
larged until the drop followed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
STATE OFFERS REBUTTAL
Attacks Evidence of Defense in Hyde
Murder Trial.

Attacks Evidence eff Defense in Hyde
Murder Trial.
Kansas City, May Undetermined
attacks were made by the state in the
Swope poisoning case upons Mrs. B.
c. Hyde'se story regarding the where
abouts Of her brother Thomas on the
night of Dec. 8 and the testimony of
DR.: Hyde's chemists in relation to
the formation of hydrocyanic gas in
a corpse.
Mrs. James H. Clinton of Independ-
ence swore that Mr.. Swope telephoned
Dr. Twyman from her residence on
Dec. 10, at a time when Mrs. Hyde
had testified he was At Mrs. Swope's
; residence with her. Mrs. Clinton
said Mr.. Swope held something in his
hand while telephoning. Mr.. Swope
then testified it was capsules said to
have contained cyanide, which were
dropped by DR.. Hyde, that he held in
his hand.
Two scientists, Professor Paul
&SchweitZer and Professor H. F. Cady,
swore it was impossible for the ANAL
sgamation of formaldehyde and ammo
mia to produce hydrocyanic acid in the
body of dead person.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12

1t behooves every young man to
remember that there is nothing that
can prevent him from the attainment
of success but his own unworthiness.
These are the times of opportunity
and of reward to everv person who
will grasp the one and struggle for
the other. There is no such word
as fail in the vocabulary of the great;
and any man may be truly great
even though he never leaves the bor-
ders of his own county line.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
WOULD LIKE TO QUIZ HEARST
Watterson Hopes New Yorker Will Be
in Kentucky at Trial.

Louisville, KY, May 12.-Comment-
ing on the suits filed by W. R. Hearst
against the Courier-Jou and Mr..
Watterson personally for the publica-
ton of the speech of Mayor Gaynor
of New York at the Associated Press
banquet Henry Watterson says:
1T is given out that Mr.. Hearst will
personally come to Kentucky to direct
and conduct the suits against us. We
sincerely hope that this will prove to
be true. In thatsevent we shall try to
make his sojomrn interesting. If he
will agree to take the stand and an
swer under oath certain interrogatives
which the attorney of the Courier
Journal is prepared to ask him not
only will this interest be augmented
but in advance the Courier-Journal
company will agree to pay him double
the amount of whatever Judgment he
may obtain"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
THE MAN WHO IS SURE,

The man who is sure to himself
is safe in any company. Self-con-
fidence is of inestimable service to
man throughout life, for it gives
him initiative and enterprise, which
are the bottom of all great successes.
Timidity, distrust of ones own
powers, the thought of failure are
unmanning. The man who is bashful
when walking into a parlor will ap-
pear more like a clown than gentle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
HUSBAND aBURNED TO death
Wife III in Bed Has Narrow Escape
H.. From Like Fate.

Wife III in Bed Has Narrow Escape
: II: From Like Fate. ~
Hazelton, N. D., May 12.-John
Hoock arose to build a fire to prepare
some food for his wife, who was the
mother Of child about two days old.
1t is supposed he used gasoline by mis-
take in lighting the fire.
There was, an explosion, the, kitch-
en- was at once enveloped in flames
and the fire spread rapidly to other
portions of, the house. Mrs. Hoock
succeeded in making her escape from
the house with her baby, but, was Sc
verely burned. .,
Her maid, Mary Butler, was badly
burned in trying to rescue Mr..
Hoock, but had to abandon the effort
and narrowly escaped herself Mr..
Hooks body. was found, burned to a
crisp, in the ashes of the house, which
was completely destroyed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
CITY OF BEMIDJI

County Seat.
Popuiation-In 1900, $500; in 1910.
1000.
Summer Resort-Hundreds of outsiders
make their summer homes on Lake Be-
midi. Fishing boating and bathing &C
commodatons are second to none in the
United States.
Area-Ten square miles Incorporated.
Altitude-14O0 feet above sea level.
Water Power-22OO developed horse
power, Mississippi river.
Water-Absolutely pure. Two artesian
wells.
Water Mains-About seven miles.
Boatns-5OO miles by lake and river.
Death Rate-5.4 thousand in 1908.
Annual Rainfall-33.7 inches.
Temperature-2O.' above. winter: rs
summer. mean.
Sewer Mains-About three miles.
Cement Sidewalks-Six and half
miles.
Lakeshore Drives--Ten--miles.
Parks-TwO.
Water Frontase--Ten miles, two laker
and Mississippi river.
A Home Town-16OO residences.
Taxpayers-l2OO.
Churches-S.
School Houses-Three.
Bank Deposits-$750,O
anufactures-Hardwood handles, lum-
Der. lath. shingles, and various othes
industries.
Great Distributing Point-Lumber prod
ucts. groceries -four. feed and hay.
Postal Receipts 900 for 1909, 10th
place in state outside of St. Paul, Mime
apolis and Duluth.
Railroads-Great Northern, Minnesota &
International. NJ, R. L. & NJ, Minneapolis
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, Wilton &
Northern, Grand Forks to Duluth, and
Bemidji-Sauk Centre.
Railroad Depots-Four.
Passenger Trains-Twelve daily.
Hospitals-One.
Distances-To St. Paul, 23O miles; to
Duluth, 1877 miles.
Hotels-Fifteen.
Breweries-One.
Sawmills-Four.
Handle Factories-One.
Wholesale Houses-FOur
Banks-Three.
Auto Garages-One.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
Lee Brings, a Minnesota f.

Lee Brings, Minnesota farmer,
seems to have had an uncanny pre-
sentiment that the early spring
weather was only a trap for the un-
wary. He kept ice on the roots of
his apple trees. The result was that
while all the apple and fruit trees on
neighboring farms were joyfully
blossoming several weeks ago,
Brings had not even budded. The
frost of week ago damaged all the
trees in the state, but could not
damage Brings crop for the trees
hadn't started to grow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12
SHOCKS CONTINUE
IN COSTA RIGA
Thousands Of People Leaving
San Jose in Alarm

San Jose, Costa Rica, May H.
Heavy earthquakes were felt here.
Thousands of persons are leaving the
city in alarm. A series of severe
shocks was experienced.
Many living persons have been re-
leased from the ruins of Carriage and
mored that the dead include two
Americans
The dead are being buried as rapid
~ as possible at the direction of the
health inspectors. Dynamite is being
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow of gastric juice, thereby Undue
ing good digestion. Sold by Barker
Drug Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-12

John D. Rockefeller would 20
broke if he should spend his entire
income trying to prepare a better
medicine than Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel COM
plants. It is simply impossible,
and so says every one that has
used it. Sold by Barker Drug Co