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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19

Gives Griffith Credit.
lean Dubuc, though Clark Grifith
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
THE BENIDJlH = Ally lollEER1

Caesar which was exhibited IN show
window. One Of the men remarked,
while oking at the picture, that he
wondered how the Romans kept their
faces smooth, and whether they ever
shaved, and # they shaved, what were
their razors like? Neither Of the men
could answer the question, and 30
they immed iately consulted various
authorities on the subject and found.
to their surprise, that razors were
used for shaving in a very early part
OF the worlds history.
The Egyptian used some kind Of q
razor, though the Levitical code ex-
Nsessly forbade the shaving Of the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the
use of that remedy and their knowl-
edge of the many remarkable cures
of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery that
it has erected. For sale by Bankers
Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
SHAVED E. I'm PRIMITIVE TIMES
Sharp Pieces Of Flint or sharks'
Teeth Answered In the Early
Days for Razors.

We wear things and use things
daily Of the origin Of which we have.
not the slightest idea, and were we
to be asked concerning their history
we would be at a loss to answer, the
Port Elizabeth Advertiser remarks:
This was Illustrated when two young
men were admiring a well known pic
ture Of life In the time Of Julius
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19

Invitations were issued last night
to the young men of Bemidji to bring
their ladies to high school dance
to be held Saturday evening. The
dance is being given to raise money
to back the football team. 1t will be
held in the city hall.
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could not see him and let him 60 rom
Cincinnati, IS broad enough to declare
that he learned most OF what he knows
about pitching from the Old Fox. He
says Griff taught him a change Of pace
and that is his greatest asset as .
pitcher. 81 81 rs. sH
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beard. T is believed the primitive
shaving Instruments were made Of
si1arpened fints. sayages IN the re-
mote islands scattered throughout the
Pacific still use two pieces Of flint 81
the same size for this purpose, and
pieces Of shells or sharks teeth are
also used.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
LIST OF WESTERN
FOOTBALL DATES

Continued from first page)
Indianapolis.
: Notre Dame and Wabash at Notre
Dame.
Oberlin and Western Reserve at
Cleveland.
Syracuse and Michigan at SYRIA
cuse.
Chicago and Purdue at Chicago.
University of Cincinnati at Column
Iowa and Minnesota at Minneapo-
lis.
Saturday, Nov. 2.
Alma and Kalamazoo at Kalama-
Beloit and Lake Forest at Lake
Forest.
Case and Ohio State at Cleveland.
Franklin and Culver at Culver.
Miami and Depauw at Greencastle.
Northwestern and Purdue at Ev-
anston
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh at
Pittsburgh.
Oberlin and Wooster at Oberlin.
Ohio Wesleyan and Michigan Az
gies at Lansing. IT, -
Shortleff and Illinois Wesleyan at
Bloomington. ~ s>-.
Chicago and Wisconsin at Madison
Illinois and Minnesota at Mime
apolis.
Missouri and Nebraska at Column
bia. g..
Wabash and Rose Polytechnic at
Charlottesville.
Indiana and Earlham at Blooming
ton. .
Marquette and Loyola at Chicago.
Saturday, Nov. 9.
Alma and Detroit College at De-
troit. :,
Beloit and Ripon at Ripon.
Case and Kenyon at Cleveland.
Illinois Wesleyan and Lake Forest
at Lake Forest. E..
Depauw and Rose Polytechnic at
Terre Haute.
Earlham and Wabash at Craw-
louisville. ~
Indiana and Iowa at Bloomington.
Iowa State and Cornell at Mount
Vernon. ..:.......
Loyola and St. Victor at Chicago.
Michigan A. G. and Mount Union
at Lansing.
Monmouth and Knox at Galesburg
Notre Dame and St. Louis Univer-
sity at St. Louis.
Oberlin and Ohio State at Column
Chicago and Northwestern at Chi
cago.
Michigan and Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.
Missouri and Drake at Des Moines.
Nebraska and Doane at Lincoln.
North Dakota and South Dakota at
Sioux Falls.
Illinois and Purdue at Lafayette.
Wisconsin and Arkansas at Madi-
son. -
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LARGER WHITE EARTH SCHOOL.

IAhdEh WHILE EAh1d 0CdUUA.
White Earth, Mimi, Sept. 19.-R.
H. Bradley, superintendent of con-
struction in the Indian department,
and Chas. Pierce, supervisor of the
Indian school at Washington, D. c.,
arrived here Monday night.
The gentlemen are here for the
purpose of formulating plans for the
enlargement Of the agency boarding
school and to double its capacity.
There has been pressing need for
more extension school service here
for many years and the present move
OF the department is a most COM
mendable one, a great many members
OF the reservation strongly objected
sending children to non-reservation
schools, but have been compelled to
do so for the reason of the limited
capacity of the reservation school.
Mrs. M. L. Selson, a teacher from
the Flandrean Indian school, S. D.,
who has been canvassing for pupils,
left here on her return trip, having
secured forty-three pupils. Several
other parties of pupils for other res
ervation schools are expected to
leave soon. z.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
NO GAME SATURDAY.

Captain Bailey says that there will
be no football game for: the high
school team Saturday unless one is
scheduled today or tomorrow. Foss-
ton was to have come for game on
Saturday but it has been called off.
Mr.. Bailey says that the Akeley game
has been called OFF also so that the
team is practicing faithfully but with
no game in sight,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
SOCIALIST SPEAKER.

Leon Durocher will speak tonight
on the corner of Third street and
Beltrami avenue. Leon Durocher
spoke here once before and drew
large audience. ..-.
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When TroTbIeo 6eoIn.

As soon as q married woman gets
$50 saved up she becomes oppressed
BY the thought that she Is merely &C.
cumulattng fortune FOR the second
wife to spend. Louisville Courio>
Journal.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
Use eIottIno Paper,

Place a piece Of white blotting pa.
per under vase containing flowers.
It will absorb any moisture which may
run down the vase. This prevents
stains from appearing upon the pol
ished surface Of the fable
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19

New Fall Styles in Superior Uni.
on Suits at $l5O to $500 per suit.
Staley's Health Underwear in a
variety Of WeaVes at $1.5O to $500
per garment
Boys Worsted undersuits at
$IOO, $1.25, $l.59 per suit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
HOW THEY STAND
Continued from first page.)

ward judges in Bemidji worked un-
til a. m. Wednesday morning to
count about 100 votes, while the
clerks in the town of Langor are said
to have worked until $50 a. m. to
count thirteen votes.
Reports from outside towns indi-
cate that the above listed tickets will
be voted on in. the general election.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19
Another No.Hlt Game.

Hovlik. the former sox pitcher, now
with Milwaukee, pitched the second
.no-hit game Of the American associa-
ton season when he shut out Louis,
Vile In the first game Of q double
header without q hit or q run. The big
fellow was IN wonderful form, and
there was not the semblance Of hit
made of Of him throughout the game.
He walked three men and famed six.
Only one man reached second base.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-19

WANTED Kitchen girl at Erickson
Hotel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

banf, melhe in cirfa 0rei @o@en fire
I6uren 0ffnen miro. Mus Maoiion
traf Sic Ma6ri6t Elm, 6aB SO befannte
Milmaufeer 5o5ialoemofraten sort
beim StaotS= 8anf0epartement Elm nit
ibrer Mamensunteri6rift Der ebeneS
Gertifitot CUR Organization Der
Commonwealth @l1tual Sapings
@anf" bon Milma1fee binterlegt bo=
ben. Sic @riin0ung 0iei er 8anf ge=
lfiebt 1ah Sem nel1en Sc et @iscon=
fins, mel6es fir iolde 8anfen gei6af=
fen mltroe u110 6as lt11ter anoerem be-
itimmt, oaB sic Organization o6er ST.
forporatoren ni6t ge5mungen fins,
Mftien gu beltben. gs lit sizes sic bier
tie 6erartige gegenieitige Sparbanf,
melde inter SEM nel1en @eiete I'M
Stoate gegriinoet miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

6es Sopfes in oieien gu gelanger.
@ier finoen 0enn al1b Sic barteren
Balme11 sic bette l1nterfunft un6 5ei-
gen, melde 8irflng ite orauBen aus
iiGen f0nnen. Gus maleriide Ybor-
mium, Sic befal1nte Mralta, ste mab
fdlid)li6 Singerpalnpe genannt mir0,
Ser 10 id0ne, blal, bliiben0e Mgapan=
thus inns 10 marldes mebr, bebt i'm
&aien gan5 por5iigli6 ieine Sdon6eit
berpor, ge0eibt aber altb beier sort,
neil Ser Sopf in ser gr0e itebt lno
Sic Sopfer5e nidt 10 austrodnet,
melll1 alld) gliiben0e Site fommt.
Sett fat man ii6 oa1d mie0er Sen
Sommerbll1nren 5%ugepen6et un0 III
rem @ertb fir sic MuSibmiidllng 6es
@artens erfonnt. Deren Mn5udt 1T
Inn 10 mebr 51 empfeblen, als Sic
Muslogen fir Samen ooer fertige
@flan5en lebr gering iin0, oa fit Sic
oer11teoenlten Ser1Del1pllHgeH geelg=
nete @lunten fultibiert mer0en un0
ntar nel1er0ings biele olte 5orten
perbeiiert bot, ltn6 idliebli& neil
oieie @llmen BEL ridtiger 8abl un5
M%nlpenou1rg inn @arten bon grobter
@irfung iein f0nnten. Nun balten
aber nibt ale Sommerblumen Bis
gum gintritt ser Sr0ite aus, un0
mande erfor0ern ein nqd)maliges Be-
pflan5en. 9as fat alt6 feline 8or-
5iige, oler0i11gs MIR fir Sen, Ser let
11e1n @arten piel 3eit miomen farn.
9enn bo5urd fommt ol1h lnler
if0nlter &%erbltbliiber, 6as @brpIan=
tbemu1m, Sic @interalter, CUR Ser
1%pen0ung inns 5eiat, 0ab al1d ser
SpGtberit nid)t obne @llme1 iein
ion.
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9teueS SuberfmlpfS=mi ttel,
baftrt auf metijin.

gu 1agen, oaB ettpas 5pe8ifi16es eriz
itirf fir Sic @eilung bon 56tpino1udt,
lit bielleidt All bel ge1agt; aber in Cd
man's Mferafipe 5abeu' tpir cine meoi5in,
Die bas Mittel mar, bteIe Qeben auf niibz
Ii@e SATIRE binaus gu retten, un6 elmer
ggroBssaa :, aH95ab1 bon s@minOiidtisen
Srgero eine 9i6t, tpel6e einen Sdtpinbz
tiss, @bsr @as Bbiiff Sem S @atisnten? Cd
sic 8ebonoluns 6ieier &rant9eit, tpelde
IL elmer er1oben sn5a9l bon Sanen ipoblz
tbnen5x ssfun1sn tpur0s: 8ir 5iebesn, e
nor,, gu9 tpiilsn 5n Iaiien,, mag iol@e
2eute iagen. 1nteriudt bieien Sail:
60 @aoagsG f% st. : !x; @S@ YS4F ,g 81; g. ID,
tpegen tuberful0ier &eritonitis operirt,
nn6 mein Ir3t CAB MIDI als boffnungsz
los auf. Sd, tpnroe bann bon etnem
8rieiter eriu&t. @dmam's Glteratibe gu
11ebmen, mas i9 audi that. Sd begann
better 5u tperoen nno .getpann forttpdb<<
renb an @eiunbbeit nno @tarte, uno id
bin b%olitanbig gelum6."
Undergraduates Ntf1oabtt) g0nd Stn5er.
gdman's Nlteratipe 1T tpirtfam in Sal
len bon 8ron9itis. Ijtbma. 9eufieber.
6alsz unb Qungenz8 eidtperoen nnb i'm
Iufbau beg Sbitems. gntbdlt fein @ift.
Opiaten ODER Meoi5in bic ft9 our Gee
tpobnbeit mndt. gu b~erfaufen bel Der
Molitor 9rug 60: unb anoeren :Sallptz
apotbefern. Srdgt mad Bootlet. IN tpelz
dem 9eilungen ber5eidnet itno ODER
fhreibt an @dn1ars Qnboratoriurn, P9ila<
bepbia, Ya.. fiiir tueiter @bt6en3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
GmSet ejagb uad reidjeun Mfabdeu.

Saufig enSet Sic Sag6 no@ einem
reid,en Ma6den, menn ser Mann els
mem Srauen5immer begegnet, 6as
electric 8itters gebraudt. 5bre itar-
ten @erpen laiien auf benen @eritano
un6 gleides Semitic idlieBen. Str
Efiridenblifben farbiges Musieber
uno rotbli&en 2ippen fommen bon if.
rem reinen 8lut; lire benen Mugen
bon geiunoem S@1af; ibr elaitiider
Gang bon feiten, freien Musfeln, al.
leg be5eltgt sic @eiun6beit un6 STIR
fe, uelde electric 8itters ser 6rau
perleibt, un5 6as Greiiein bon nnper.
0onli&feit, @adenpeb, @opftpeb, DIN.
madt nno S@tpinoelanfdnen, sic 90.
our9 er3eugt uer6en. leberam fins
lie bepor3ugte @eilmitteI ser 6rauert.
Went1 idtpa@ ooer binfdlig periudt
tie. 500. in Molitors Mpotbete.
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Die @umtruQe bes @eflaeel6eitambes.

6l1Bringe fir @efliigel fins bel
qr0Berer @efliigel5udt, Sic rationeQ
betrieben mfrs, unbe0ingt CUR Cider
felt Ser &ontrolle iiber 6as Sitter Ser
Sbiere n0tbig, mer0en aber 1eioer muir
menig gebrauht, trob6em ibr &reis
eir1 ol,beroroentlih geringer lit. Sci
8enltbung ser 6l1Bringe laiien ii6
sic Qlteren @iibner, 6eren Geirlege=
tb6itigfeit SEN @ertb 0es Suffers ni6t
npebr einbringt leidt ausmer5en.
Cine iolde Mltsloncerung, obne ae=
fennaeidnete Sbiere, lit 5iemli@
id}mierig, 6o gera0e Sic alteren, 1llr
>penig o6er feinen Muben 6%rinaen6en
Shiere i90ner int @efie0er iino, als
ilr1ae 2egebubner.
Sci 8enubltng Ser 6l1Bringe fam
man CUR Mltersfenn5eihm,ng in oer=
idie0ener @eiie borgeben: &iibrer,
Sic int eriten &erbite 5 Biz 6 Monote
alt fins, ben0tbigen feineS &inges.
Sitter BON einem Sabr, alio int
5tpeiten &erbit, miro Elm Sling INT
6as re6te 8ein gelegt; int 6ritten
@erbite, inn glitter BON 2h Sabren,
mfrs 0iel er Sing bonn redten 8ein
abgenommet nn6 fommt an 6os linfe.
SIM pierten &erbit befommt altd 6as
re6te @ein mie6er einen Sling. SIM
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finften &erbite, Bel etnem sitter bon
AZ Sabren, befommt oas re6te 8ein
nod einen 5peiten Sling. SSett, ipa>
teltens ieoo@ int folgen0en Sabre, no
al,d ons linfe 9ein no6 einen 5tpei-
ten Sling befommt, bon oenen alio
oaS Subn iebt bier tragt, 1T oas
&ubn a%b5uidaffen, ga sic 2egetbattg=
felt mfbott. @enutt npan tn0eIlen
9fi11ge, sic nit ser Sa6reS5aW geitem=
pelt lito, 10 miro nltr ein Sling I'M
oas @eit1 gelegt. Die aus 3elaloio
bergelteQten SuBringe rotten sntbt,
perurlad)en nienalS mu1loe @tellen,
iin0 meib inns arlberor0entlid) lei@t.
Solde 3elluloi0ringe giebt eS lit Der
ibieoene1 Sarben, iooaB man fir le=
SEN Sabrgalrg nit grfolg cine belon=
0ere 6arbe permen0en fant, mo0ur6
6as SITTER ser Sbiere li6 iebr let6t
feltjtel(en luBt.
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&ams mmo sol.
Ser @artem.

SSn 1ieier S%obreS5eit bliibt es obne
gnoe; mir genieben Sic i6onen CT
gebniiie unlerer @orarbeiten. nno
&pie mir 10 red)t inmitten 0es 8liitbel1=
gliifeS lteben, inmitten oes erlten
neutrality-suspicious., oa arbeiten mir
ul1b l6on fir oas @liiben oes Cont
n1erS Dor.
3unddlt mir0 Ser @arten nit oel1
Sopi + uno Observation-Disclosures, Sic
nod Biz iett I'M Simmer ODER an ionlt
geibiitter gtelle heiben m1bten,
al1sgeitattet, iolde, Semen ein 0fai=
nabtsfroit al1b nod batte Sdooen
bringen fonnen. gs mirS mandmal
nob piel SIT menig beabtet, 1pas iidy
nit iolden @latt= u1eo 9(iitbenpflan=
sen BEL geldifter Ml1fitellung fir mo-
leriide @artenbiloer i6affen lallen.
@ierbei fommt audi ser @alfon, Sic
Serralie, @eranoa 9alultro0e inns
gons Be o1,oers Sic Sreppe o0er, mo-
cine lold}e int @auseingang feblt,
oieier ielbi it IN @etradt. Da lit sic
Gin5eliteIung Ser id0nen Bflon5en
an1 Hlate; es meroen @rupen gebtl=
Set, Sic Mmpel, Sic ii6 10 rei5oou be=
p%flan5en ldBt inns fir Sic es cine 10
grobe MuslpaW id0niter Bflan5en
gibt, iol1 alld mthpirfen. 3ie @ar-
tenpoje fomr1t nit elmer idonen Mit=
telpflon5e, pielleidt nit bliibenSen
Tflan5en m1geben, 5in5u; Sic ein-
faden, meiB geitridenen un6 nit Ell
1em gang id1idten Muiter bemolten
pierredigen 8%ll1menfalten, Sic 10 Bill
Zig 81 belGoffen itn6 un0 NIT eigener
@ano benalt meroen f0nnen, geben
ein 10 por5iiglideS 9eforationsmate=
rial, SaB Ser @arten idon auein NIT
iolden, nod lorgfdltiger lteberlegu11g
ausgei6miidt, ein gan5 anoeres
Ml1sieben befommt.
Mi6t minoer geminnt ser iammtige
Maien, menr an rihtiger Steue gin=
5elpflan5el1 tn 6enielben eingelaiie EN-
>per0en. 9as ml1B 10 mirfen, olS
itd1oen iie int freien @run6e inns
11id)t int Sopfe. 9as 9o6 int &u=
ien, 6as Sen Sopf oufnebmen ioQ, lit
10 tief 5u MAIDEN, 0aB Ser Sopfran6
nidt iber Sic @alenfldfe binal,sragt.
Muf 6em 8ooen 0es 2odes mode
r1an in Ser Mitte cine 8erttefltng,
oamit es Sen @irmern unm0glid
gen1adt mir6, 5l1rh 6as Mb5ugslo4
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@rnnbei9entbumsnbertra
91n9en.

George @ernert II. a. an @au6e
ct. @en0el, $4,000.
9enrp Miuer an Heter 6. @laritb, Got
2 8lod As Curtis @nrbeD, $4,000 0
Sobn Sacobs unb Sral1 an 8arnen
9enrD @eers, Nh @@A GgH Sec. g.
1851, @union, $S5O.OO.
SbeoDor Sdurmam1 u110 Srau an Sohn
gorgerotng Ii. d. az NgH N@H ur1D
NgA S@A unD 5@A Gee. 16<126<3333
$480.00.
6. 8. 8rotper uno SSrau an Sennie 9.
&enneob, Got 12 tpeniger 6. 20 Mutben
g. IS @utben 8rotper'S Mbb. at @imbau,
$4,000.
Sobn 9. Mcgonnen unb Trau al M1z
OH S6umann, 2ots 13 uuS ii 8lod 2
Sair giem Mb6. ct. glo1D, 100000.
Mlice McGlure @etdeu an Ereb 9feh-
famp, M@ 1854 Sec. 17z126z33.
MfeIrp1e, ST. 10000.
Serbinanb 8iienius unb Srau an ST..
8albmann fen, Got 8lod 81 Curtis cir
beb, 1 10000.
anbbert @. @er5em,a an @asgie U.s.
gers abb. ct. @Iou6, $475.o0.
Semrp egsSteiden nro Srau an Sront
S!luelte. Syetl UuH SOI . zee. lU>l22<
., Midael aqen an @obert Sienna, M@A
NA 5@A Sec. 9z125z34, @ettp, $500.
y; 8; &arbeb al 90. g: Mlrpbp,
iiioli6 10 Meres bon SgA MgA Sec.
34z123z27, ct. Mrguita, $4,000.
@ltiabetb 6. 8enlen 11,1b @atte al Carl
6. 2arien, Got II 8lod 10 @oite Yarf,
$4,000.
Mbraban gogel Ii. a. an Sba sc. @orng
Got 2 8Ipd SO gbelbrod M6b. ct. glolb,
100000.
Soiepb @aldert unb Sran an Sobn
Soiepb MinQer. 1854 Gee. 2Sz124z33
Gpring Sill. 81, 100000.
sssobn 8. @cgonneu unb Sra1 on 2atpz
renee S. Srotpit6, Got 8lpd 70 q. q.
8rotpn's @bb. ct. @loub, $4,000.
2omi5 &anien an Mels S. Nelfon. Got
~ 8lod 25 Sauf Centre. $1,25O.0O.
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Sic Mebnlidfeit 5miiden einem
internationaGen @0flidfeitsbeiud un0
elmer be%tpaffneten SSl1terbentton lit -
in Scuba tpenigitens - 10 flein, 6aB
es zines 10 gentlemen iuriitii6en
&aaripolters pie 6es 5toots lefre<
tGrs &nor be0arf lint Sen l1nteridie6
at erfldren.
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6alf int Mie6er6alten Set Muslaqe1t.

Trou s. 6. &enrD1 Mfron, Wi6.,
er5ablt, mie Tie es madte: uSS@ muroe
bon meinen Mieren belditigt un5 muB=
te falt 6oppelt geben. Sd Der iudte
cine Strobe ser Solep Mieren=Hillen,
11no 0ieie tbaten mir iopiel gut, 0aB
ib cine Slolde faufte> un6 i6 fiible,
oaB lie mir eine groBe Doftoren=&e6=
1,l1ng erlparte." Molitor Orig So.
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megen eines id1peren @%einlei0ens bon
einem lo%genannten Naturbeilfunoigen
beban0eln, 1a9 bier @oGen mar er's
los!"
vDos 2eioen?"
u9eein, oos 8ein!"
Drudfebler. - Ser 60rlter
@riinrod mar eit groBer 8ogelfreuno,
IT liebte sic 6in(t)en iiber olleS.
@obImeinen0.- Gin iunger
Wtann min einen poitlagern6en 8rief
obbolen a1no lit iidtli6 iebr betriibt,
als ibm ser &oltbeomte iagt, 6oB 1n=
ter ser be5ei6neten @biffre fetner
0a lit.
&oltbeamter: Sinh g. frob, 6aB
feiner gefommen lit! Sci mir bat Ste
@'idi6t ieiner5eit altd poitlagerno
angefangen!"
@emitbli@. = useben Sic
0enn nt@t, Serr @enoarm, oaB ser
getrunfene beitan0ig na9 Ser Stras
Benlaterne mirft?"
n@otirIi@ Jeff ids! SobaGS er
cine trtfft, nebm' i6 ibn felt"
SIN @ertraue1t. - ~....
Mber er5abGen Sie's ia ni@t meiter,
0aB meine So6ter beimli6 perlobt lit
- nidt einmoI ibr 8rdutigam metb
es!"
Sn@erIegenJeit. - @arie=
den lit NIT ibrer Mutter in elmer Be-
freun6eten SamiIie 5u @aite. Sc miro
faltes @e1ee berumgereidt, un6 Ma=
rie6en bemiibt iid oergebens, NIT Sem
9offel ser Fin un6 ber gleiten0en
speiie bei5ufommen. ~@ama", ruff
lie en0li@, ~i@ fann mir 6abon ni@tS
11ebme1 - 0as @elee lit 10 t1erpos!"
Der mi~tbigeSobonm.
= ~SSobann, bier hoit gu 30 8fenz
Mig, bole fir uns 5!pei @urite, eire
fir 5ebn unS cine an6ere fir 5pon5ig
8fennig."
@ad0em Sobonn Sic @irite gebolt
batte, iagte Ser 2eutnant: rDas 3eng
90 min mir beut' gar nidt i6meden."
Sobann: .Mit 8erlaub, ser Serr
9eutnont ionten 6o6 nidt auf Sen
@roiden ieben un6 iid ood audi etne
@urit fir 5pan5ig @fennig gonnen.
Die fir 5ebn taugen tptrflt6 nt6ts!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

9as 11el,eite auf sem @ebiet io8ia-
:liitiider 11ntermbmunger in Miltpm1<
Zee lit cine io5iaIoemofratiide Spar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
&mmortitii1eS.

Das&umpgenie = St1oio=
ius Gam @islanfplat): ~Mir lit Sic
ltbr 1teben geblieben, un6 nun mo6t'
id gerl1e milien, mie ipat es it,.
Sobalo i9 aber gu einem Ser S6litt=
id~ubfabrenoen iage: ~&0nnen sic
mir ni9t...." ga - bait o midi
g'ieb'n = lit er audi i@on peridmnn=
0en."
Gin ~6ur6t1oier. = &err
Hiiringer idliebt feline bolbitiinoige
Me0e im @aiino nit Sen gefliigelten
@orte: u8ir 9eutide fiir6ten @ott
un6 lon1t ni9ts in ser @elt!" Dann
ii@ ieten6 ben1erfte er gu ieinem Ma@-
bar: uSSebt muB i6 ober iofort na@
&auie geben, ionlt madt meme Site
mieoer einen &ei0enipeftafel!"
Solid Der It an0en. Serr
(beim Mltfaufer): Sir oielen Sod
babe ib oret Marf be5ab[t, un0 ct lit
total bon Motten."
Mltfauf er: v9enfe sic pielleidt, i6
SIT Sine fir 6rei Morf audi nod &a=
11arienpogel bineiniete?"
Ger s6eintrugt. Ser
9oftor &obiti6 bat mir oos 8ier oer=
boten, meiner 6rau Sen &affee un0
meiner Sodter oas Gtgarettenral1den
= un0 oabei iiebt Ser Manm aus, als
fonnte CT feiner Siege Elm 2ei0 on=
tbu1 -"
MnsoerS cd II I It II + e. = 2eb=
rer: ~Menne mir einige 5uiammen=
geiebte @auptm0rter, bel 6enen 6as
@run6mort u@eb" beiBt!"
Sdiiler: u8abnmeb, @opfmeb, 9eib=
9ebrer: r@i6tig! @er tpeiB nod
Elm 8eiipiel?"
&arlden: u@ittpe!"
s 0. - ~Mein Snfel lieB ii6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Drudfebler. - Ser 60riter
@riinrod mar ei1t GROCER @ogelfreum0,
IT liebte sic 6in(t)en iiber aqes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-04

tie larger than a good-sized living
room, so when Buffalo Jones, mounted
and bearing in his hand the deadly
lariat, came dashing into the enclos-
ure the sleepy animals stared at him
with a look of annoyance.
But the excitement waned for n
time, for the buffaloes apparently
were not ready to be lassoed and It
first was necessary TO prod them into
standing positions. When this was
accomplished the hero of a thousand
jungles rode furiously at the first an
imal to rise. The moose of the rope
was dropped over the furry shoul.
ders and the capture was complete.
The second buffalo to become a vic
tim to the demonstrations was caught
by the feet.
A feature of the exhibition was the
sudden resentment that the last buf.
falo showed when 1t was yanked from
its feet. The first sign of real rage
was shown at this point and the pa
tient buffalo got to its feet and chased
the thrower Of the lasso out of the
'run."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-04
BoATMAN HAD HIS OWN IDEA
Absence Of Expected "Tlp" Brought
Out Excellent sarnple Of Real
irish Wit.

A good story of Irish repartee has
been published concerning John
Bright. He was always ready for sal
mon fishing, and on several occasions
went to Ireland with MIR, George Pea
body, the American philanthropist.
One day Mr.. Bright, noticing po-
liceman on the bank, inquired of him
what sum the boatman were entitled
to ask for rowing up the Shannon on
a days fishing. He said that from
seven shillings and sixpence to ten
shillings was the usual payment.
Mr. Bright said TO Mr.. Peabody,
Have you three half-crowns? | have
no change"
Mr. Peabody produced the money
and gave It TO the boatmaD. He was
dissatisfied, and said:
'And is that all ye're giving me?'
THAT is all" replied Mr.. Peabody
We'll, that bates all liver heard,
answered the boatman. AN they
call ye Paybody. Faith. should call
ye Pay-nobody!"