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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-03-29
See Holton Mere, Co.'S. at thi

For Rent--A few good warm houses
Enquire Frank E. Funk, LIST Nat
Bank.
At the last election Henry Hol
tan was elected clerk in the village
of Ryder. He had no opposition
George Seaman, a brother 'o1
Mrs. Simon came up from Fargo
Monday and made a visit at the
Simon home.
Are you in need of a Loan on
your farm at a cheap rate of inter.
lest? II so write me. Joseph
Mann. Washburn, M. D.
Commissioners D.. G.. Wright
came up from Wilton Wednesday
morning. He is member of the
county canvassing board.
Get a new steel or wood harrow,
and at the same time get next to
to the latest thing in harrow carts
at the Mandan Mercantile Co.
THE Closing Days of Lent or
Good Friday" will constitute the
subject Of the sermon at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
Cheap money for land loans al
ways on hand. Make your own
rate-no red tape. f. f Funk.
First Natl Bank, Washburn, n. ID
The u.au who advertises is the
man who will give you the best
prices in all stock carried. See
him before you purchase else:
where.
You can say goodbye to con-
stipution with Il clear conscience
il you use Chanberlain's Tablets.
Many have been permanently
cured by their use. For sale by
all dealers.
Threshing is now going on near
Dvgden. 1t is seldom that farm
ers have this kind of work to do
in the spring but the early snow
last fail stopped all operations be-
fore it was half done.
The announcement in last weeks
issue about the death of DR.. Rich.
ey was a little too previous to suit
the man himself. He has written
to friends in " ashburn from Lone
Tree, Iowa and seems to be enjoy.
ing good health.
The county %treusurer's Office vas
a busy place during the month Of
February. The actual tax col
lections for the month Of February
was $lOS.121!Ol. This is about
$1,000 more than the actual tax
collections made in February 1911.
Rev. j. $. Rood called upon Rev.
ID. d. Mitchell between trains
Thursday. He is Supt. Of Mission
airy work for the Congregational
Denomination ia this part OF the
state and was returning from ii
weeks sojourn in Chicago. where
he attended the Snnday school
convention.
Nels Kolbensvick Of Gaizkp,
Mimi, was in Washturn this week
HI owns a large farm near Cole.
harbor and will see about renting
it before returning to his hon,e in
Minnesota. Mr.. Kolbensvicb
Gays the thermometer dropped al
low as 80 below where he came
from aud that the winter has been
ia very long and cold one.
Children are much more likel,
to contract the contagious disease.
when they have colds. Whoopine
cough, diphtheria, SCARLET fesel
land consumption are diiseasell
that are often contracted whensth
! child has q cold. That is Why Il
medical authorities say beWarte. .
colds. For the quick cure 81 cold
Slyou will find nothing better thar
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-03-29
Dr.. r. D, Park will be il Wash.
burn April Is to Goth. s@

|-+3i~
burn April Is TO Goth.
School will be closed next week
for the regular Easter vacation.
Life - Fire - Hail Insurance.
Frank E.. Funk, Washburn, n. D.
Mrs. G. F. Maennel entertained
the ladies Of the Decline club last
Friday.
I can make you u loan on your
land at a cheap rate Of interest.
Joseph Mann.
A ten pound boy arrived Thurs
day morning to brighten the o.
gerson home.
Jacob Knndart and Edward
Radke Of Underwood were business
visitors here Thursday.
Harness, for a driving harness.
a heavy work harness. or any other
harness go to the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co.
Hugh McCulloch returned Mon
day morning from Minneapolis
where he has been attending
school.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has won its great reputation and
extensive sale hy its remarkable
cures of coughs. colds and Group.
It can be depended upon. Try it.
Sold by all dealers.
You Judge a man not by what
he promises to do, but by what he
has done. That is the only true
test. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
by this standard has no
superior. People everywhere
speak of it in the highest terms of
For sale by all dealers.
Hanna still refuses to talk on
the North Dakota primary result
and its probable effect on his CUB
ernatorial aspirations the only
that the newspaper cores
are said to have succeeded
in eliciting from the astuteg con-
gresham, is: my wallet is in. the
ring. { have nothing more TO, say
ut this time" ].
j. l.. Sullivan aud daughter of
passed through Wash
burn last week on their way to
Bismarck. Miss Sullivan broke
her collar bone some time ago and
it was not set right. A doctor at
broke it and reset it this
week SD the young lady now has
of perfect health which she
has not had for some time.
John Young Of Elbowoods pas.
sed through Washburn last week
On his way to bismarck with his
who underwent an
shortly after her srrival
at a local hospital. She is suffer.
ing from tuberculosis of the
stomach and has been in ill health
for some time. The Young family
here several years ago and
all will regret to hear of the young
sickness.
Last Saturday Miss Dnckie. the
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Robert Leroy, and Edgar Eskes.
both of Energy. were married in
Bismarck. Mr.. Eskes lived in
Washbnrn with his parents a num-
Der of years ago but now owns the
Greek Farm near Energy.
The young couple have many
friends in this vicinity who ex-
tend congratulations.
A South Dakota man will estah-
lish an alfalfa mill at Plainviev.
Tex, He will manufacture syrup.
better than can syrup-a coffee
substitute far better than mocha.
or java tea far better than co
long -lour far superior to that
made from the choicest wheat
and other food products too numer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-03-29
At Washburn Livery Barn,sW ashburn, n.
o., at 2 o'clock p N.
90 head Of hors-
es and Mares, from 3
to 5 yrs. old, weight
from 1000 to 1000
pounds; also 5 sets Of
work harness, good
as new
TERMS Or SALE: BankabIe Paper; *
Discount for Cash
@. a. Huntley

the people of Washbnrn wish tso,I
state the following r~ecommsnda-
tons IL connection with . pos
tive guarantees onsall work, ,gradu-
latsdfrom onesof the best nniversi
tee = the west 1907, two years ia
The practice IS dentistry il India,
poet gradpate' scourse At the Uni
yersitpo 9 Minnesota 1919. O&css
with Dr:swyer.
Yonrs truly, r D.Park. s5
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-03-29
FARM LAND
Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers
Oscar Enstrand to G.. a. 10th
gren, sw 8.143-81.
Fred Gehner to First State Bank
Of Garrison, NV 26.l48 81, $1,000.
Geo. Land to, w. j. Lang, sw
Il .l5O-79, $1,000.
Jas. Z. McCulloch to A. e.
johnson, L l Blk l6, Veeder's add.
TO Washburn, $500.
j. A. Peterson to Aug. Peterson,
W.! ne, es NV 24-l5OS7
j. l.. Romsa to a. Z. Bjerke,
Sc 26.l47-79, $3.50.
VIM Richards to G. w. Poe, Il
Is Blk Is Veeders add to Wash
burn.
VIM Hoppe to Chs. Hoppe, VI
W. 32-246-S2, $1,000.
Join the Boosters Club
The following communication
sent to the Leader is heartily en-
dorsed by us:
To the Leader-In order to &C.
complish the proper results the
Missouri Slope Development
League suggests local organization
ia each Of the sixteen counties in
the League.
A meeting for this purpose has
been called and will be held at
Washburn on the 18th day of April.
Arrangements have been made to
take care of a large crowd of Nc
Lean county boosters
Will you be one of the boosters?
Will you be a dead or live one?
Show your color, Mr.. Reader, and
let all push at the same time. We
will raise the flag of old Mclean
SO high that. the knocker will
never have "a chance to put it
down.
The Missouri slope and Mclean
county never before needed such a
paign. The plans have been
carefully drawn by officers, and
the executive committee composed
of men who realize the urgent
need OF organization, want to raise.
our stardard in the Missouri slope
aud particularly in Mclean county.
Our secretary, j. B. Siosso,,
will attend the meeting armed
with a lot of useful Information
Let all b. on hand and prove that
Mclean not only bears the name.
of Banner county of the state but
that it is made such by the
We want to raise our
county Il notch higher.
Sincerely,
K. K.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

4asrlei 9slebrte beniiber iih, oas
aGtbisl gu loisn, pis bic srobt
5beueruns o.s 2sbensunterbdIts gu
srtldren 1T. Sn GoIge oeFeu tann ss
dlh ni6t iberroid.n, oab man uuf
bic ulte Maltbusi6e 2ehre suriidges
tommen III, bab bic 9.D0lteruns iiber
ous Wob Der 5u ibrer Grndbruns mog.
lifkn mittel bindusrpdtft uno benz
mad bie sin5ise abbilfe ssesn bi.
9beuerung in Der llnterpriidung be:
Geburtsn beitebe. Gs tlingt iehr To-
cid, iIt absr ebsnio naturptoris, mix
unIinnis, bab bic Rabrungsmittsl Tim
70 biIIiger peroen mHFen, ais ourf)
germinbsruna Der MeRIden Die Ra6s
fraes iid Derrinsert, Gls peiters logic
Tts yolgeruns pirb man pieQeiht oas
BON psrihiebsnsn altsermuniihen
GtGmmsn befolste Spftsm elm
fiifren rpolIsn. fpouuh ale gr,i.
lien YerIonen tobtgeIflueen fpur.
tsn, um bic W&unopprrGtbe fir
bic r.brisen ereiebiger 81 MAIDEN. Gs
| if jebo9 niht n0tbe, oas Ulalthusa
ite Spit.m auf isinen Mertb 81 prit-
fen. SetonomiIhs Denter fpie Stuuri
MtiI buben ben Waltbusihen SaB Don
Der uritbmetiihen Progrfiion Der 2ss
bensmittel uno Der osometriihen Yro'
srsiiion Der 8epoltsruug als elm ins
raltsIpies WortgstIingel be3eibnst.
Sin. fold. a.bre heut3utose nod pcrs
sutrueen, III um 10 unDerdntfportli6:r
unb alberner, ais nahDeislia Der 80.
benertras felt MdItbus gassn unenbs
lih sugenomm.n bat, tbsils bur6 Gr.
IhIiebunq neuer Rabrungsaueaen ME
bic Gefiloe pom Norne uno Siipdme.
sifa unb QuItrdlien, tbeils burh ben
or0beren Grtroe, Der burh rpiffsne
ffdftii6e 8earbeituns bes 9oosns aes
honnen tpirb.
$50 bic uriahf lieei, ldbt iih an
frntreten geiipislen beutlih genus er.
Teben. Gin gufbsl Rogsen lit in Rubs
lano bebsutenb billieer, als in Dsutff.
lamb. Dort tpirb er oertbeuert niAt
bios burh ben boben 3oQ. pslhen ois
Regierung foroert, fonbern audi burt
bic monopoliitifftn Wittel, pelfe nit
3uitimmuns uno 5ilfe Der Re9ierung
in Mntpenbuns aebraht nerDen, unl
ben groben 9anbnirtben .inen preis
su fhern, Der nod melt ben ssmport
preis plus 3oiI iiberfsiei. Mis bus
/! auf Nublanb iefbit suriidipirft, lit
leih3 eenug 3u berfteben. lin ben 3on
unb ben Monopolsprcf;t iibsrDinben
gu t0nnen, lit Der rufEfde Bauer gss
stpunsen. ben Roggen NIT tleinsm
Ruben au pertaufen. Das bat aur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
pnbIif borf gaiemanh nnsntbebrlid,

pnblit borf gaiemanb unsntbebrfid,
iein. 9lus benz Manne, ben man fir
unentbebrlid bdlt. eripd6it Der Dill
tator.4 Wenn mir audi melt oapon
entfernt iinb, Rpoiepelt ielbit einsn
iolhen @lauben an ieine nnentbebrs
lt6teit ausuihreiben. 1T es un5petfsls
baft. bob in tpeiten @pltstreiien ipi=
der @laube be1tebt unb oieier iolte
aus Riidiiht auf Die Siherbeit Der
Republit unteroriidt peroen. Des
Wsiteren lieet feline Rotbpenbigtstt
Dor, bic iibli6e Srbnung Der Oings
au unterbrehen, baB man sinsm yrds
! iibenten, ipie Saft, Der eine befrieot@
aenpe 4ominiitration aufSuipeiIen bat,
cine spsite Domination pertpel9srt.
Dir befinben uns in teiner Sriie, Die
zines r@efeuIbafts Retters" beoarf.
go peit cine ipIGs beItanoen bat, 1T
| fie bon Rooiepelt, be6en bobe gers
oienite um fein 0aterlanb mir jeberaelt
bsreittpilIiqit anertennen tperoen, iiber=
Dunoen tporben. Gs banoelte iih boz
rum, ben aapitalssepoltigsn su be-
lpsiIsn, bab lie nidt iiber Dem 9eTss
fteben unb bab Iie 9siese, bic gum
Wpble bes @oltes notbpsnois iino,
niht oerbinbern tDnnen. Dieien Be
lpsis bat Hoofepelt ibnen gsIiefert.
Seine abermaIias 8erufune mare nur
hunn oebpten, fpenn 5dft niht i'm
GeiIte RpoieosIts psiter 9earbeitst
bate. Das bat er uber sethon. Rot)
niemaIs finb bic 5ruiteeisse 10 itrengs
our6gefiibrt tporoen, tpis unter leintr
Communication. gr Spinst alIo Die
5ruIts 3um @ebOridm. iolDeit er eben
ourh oas 9eieB 3u er3ipingen III. Was
ponenos @eIeBe gum SbuBe oes 8ols
! tes Dor benz 9roBtapital betriftn 10
lam Iaft geraoe3u gldn5enoe 2eiItuns
qen auftpeiIen. Ridts mar Dem 9rpbs
tapital psr1abter, aIs eiu ginblid IN
! Iein 5reiben. 0urh bds aorporas
ttDns Stsusrssies bat Saft bic gu:
der alIer sSinuns Maanaten uufs,s
| fhlaaen. Geine Steuer 1T hem 9reBs
tupital unipiLltpmmener, alg bic Gtns
fommenfteuer. Suft bat i'm aon9reB
einsReiolution burdgeIeBt. rpeI6e Dem
9plte bic W0gIi6teit bietet. Die Steuer
einsufibren. Die giienbahnsn hdben
burdb ibre 8ertreter i'm Senat RooIe=
pelts glbiiht befGnlpft, baB bic Resles
runaSsabrs unb5rnhtraten tontrollren
unb porf4reiben Tolle. Mas RooIepelt
ni4t qeluneen iit, bat 5aft poabrodt.
gDir Ieben alio, oab Gait burhaus
niht Der SdpGhling 1T, als ipelhsn
| i'm feline 8egnsr bin5uiteuen iufsn.
Wsnu man oorauf binip.iit, bab er
ni6t ales burtgsfiibrt bot. mas er
fir bas Bolt perIangt., 70 ertbsiIt man
burauf cine esniiaenoe Intport nit
Dem 4usipru6 Rooisp.lts, als sr am
Sdlub Der Songrsb Sisung, in
pelter sr fir feline 8eformsn sss
tGmpft bate. fngt.: Gin 9rGiioent,
Der nur bic S1lfte pon BEN. mas er
eritrebt, bur6Isgt, tunn iih sludltt
fhds.n." Nus benz Gsinsten eeht
berpor, bab mir Roofepelts NOmiuo'
tion nift als Elm llngliid ober einsH
RahtbeiI fir bic Rotion betdmpfen
tpiirben, aber mir pIrb.n ourin eint
erOb. llnssrsatigteit gessn aaft sr'
| hIiSpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Die populGrs Wondtsf6rift
.9be Worlbs Wort" beIadftiat fi6 in
einaehenber Wetfe nit Rocfebelt uni
Saft uub snttpidsit bisriibsr anfids
ten, fpelfe Der 8eahtung fpiiroig iinp.
Sie fagt, baB penn man oos Der
lanasn nah Roofepelt ouf ben lesten
Grunb priife, 70 belaufe er iih f1iiebe
LID auf nihts dnberss als 6eloens4ns
betuns. Dime 3tpsifsl lei RooIep.ltz
BeriDuli6teit mognstii6er, als bic
jentge 9ufts; dber nenn es ouf bi,
1eiftungen ontomms, 70 biete Qebtersr
ieinsn Gruno 5ur Giage. Winber ge=
rduihDoa ipie Rooiebelt, babe er bod
cine 4n3ah tpihtiger 9eformen ee=
fdaffen nnb bic 4ominiitratipn ebrlit
uno perftdnbis esfiihrt.
Dir siauben, bns bic gsortbs
Mprt nit benz 4usbruf Sslben I'm
betung bos riftigs Wort gstroffeH hai
unb oaB cine folhe Stimmunq in Be
3ug auf Rooiepelt obtpaItet, 1T nid5i
nnbebenflih. ais in glepeIaubs
5tpeiter Gbmintftratipn bic 2lbfich!
rprlag, ibu nohnnis su neminiren
neil tein anberer bi. sleihen yd6ia.
feiteu befiBe. fhrieb 6plft, Der Be.
riibHft @efhiftsf6reibtr iibtr ame4
rita: .menn bus ameritaniide Boll
fih btm glaaben Hnsibt, bab nur Elm
estDiHer Mann feline gdhide lenten
sSnne, 70 ift ss Derforen. SH elmer Re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
9ab Der gerliner Qotalonseiger,

Dab Der 9erliner 2otalun5eiser,
Der ben efpisen Sriebeu nit England
in 4usiiht itelte, BON Der Regieruns
oesaDouirt tperben piiroe, itdno 5u er'
tparten. Gnslanb bat r8erbdltnifs
onsstniipft" Die iih nidt 10 leiht be-
feiiisen laFeu. Cine 8sritanoiguns
3tptiaen England uno DeutihdTo
tann nur auf 8runologe zines Yrcs
oramns erFoIgen. tpelhes ben gesens
fpGrtieen geiisItano Der Rationen ga
rdntirt. 9as iIt aber Der 9plitts
RuBlanbs uno Srontreihs entgegens
aeiebt, bic beitGnois auf neue glns
neripnen Iinnen. 9emnah ndre oer
geitritt 81 einem ioIhen Progrdmm
nit elmer 4bihittelung Rublanos unn
5rantrsihs eIeibbeoeutenb. Oo5u
tann Gnslanb iih niat entihlieben,
pietpobl tlor eriihtlia lit, bob oamii
isinsn SntereiIsn am beiten geoisn'
tpdre. 9espegen beiiBt bic Inndhe'
rune 3tpiihen Qonoon uno Berlin bod
einen unperteunbdrsn Wsrth, inoem
lie oos BON Gnglano sebegte oolto
Observation-Disclosures gsgenOeutId'
lamb beiettigt bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Dsttitir 6erbert Rbobss BON Rem
Orleans iraf ssitsrn hisr Gin. nm ben
non ben Gtbeimpolioiiten MrTermost
uRb Qintoib Dsrbdf!<ttn Jobn G.
GlepeIanh ob3u1olen unb mad Der
1nIbmonbftobt suriid5ubrinsen. Der
Ge5ongene folI nls Solicitor ber Qonis
iiona Rinberf6ubstisuf so nm.
ierl9iagen b0ben. CT ertl6rtt i3 ~
reit. obns Mus!isfsrunsspopiere gaA
Rem Orleans 3uriid5uie5Rtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
2okal.Dertd)t
Geeeiper iiir bic s. & :. I.Greeu-
walo &c., cine srORe &or-
puratiun, perlan9t.
Sbr Yrdfibeut, soenrh 0urfbolo,
ipn inter auratel gefteut tueroen.

Veil er an tempordrem Srriinn Ieioet.
Gin seidditissr Gag i'm Gdxis
buness0eridt. -- 3ebn neue Aias
gen einsersiht uno b.ei paare gss
fhieoen. - GtaoensrIabzGGlle. -
Cigar goofs 100000 alase bes
untporiei. RahlaBfahm. -
Yerfhiehsnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Nrieffaften.

Bite mir 3u beantporten, Oh GrS
prGfibent Roofepelt DeutI9 ipriGt
uno ihreibta Gin 2tfer.
Qlnttport. Serr Ropiepelt, Der ols
Siineling bes Stubiums holkr ldns
sere 3eit in Dentidlanb tpsilte, fpriht
unb ihreibt Deutih, tp<nn aud niht
fehlerfrei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

0eutihIano i4pimmt ohn:
sFraae i'm 3otben Meer, ipenn man
beoba6tet, ipie bic So3ialiIten iibers
al pprprinqen. Qihts aber mare pers
tebrter, aIs bieIe Slut nit tleinlt6en
UtitteIn, pie 3eniurperbote, griistis
rung Der So5ialiiten uip. eiubammen
su tppIIen. DGs tann nur geIdeben,
inbem man Die uriahen beiettigt, mel
6e bos 9olf peranIdbt baben, Iosiaz
liftifh Su itinmen. Dap bic io5iu>
liftiIhen Yrin3ipien Ielbit nitt Die be-
tpsgenoe llrIahe paren, geht aus bem
9erlauf bes @abltampfes herpor. in
pelhem Der ,3utunftsitaat sarniht ers
0rtert tpurbe, ionDern lebiglih be
Guffprberunq an bds 8plt crying, Der
Sunterberrihoft nit ibren oriitsnosn
otouomifden sSpIgen Elm Gnbe 81 mas
den. Gin 8eieb, tpeldbss cie ginfubr
BON Qebensmitteln in 9eutfhlauo err
leidtsrt, ia nur Die auf6ebung Der
3um @ortbeil Der Sumter erluRenen
9ernaltunqs 8erDrbnnngen, rpelh:
bic getreios3ols nod briitenoer mas
den, ipirbe ben So3iulismus uuf Der
Stere 6ebeutsno 3uriitordngen. Ils
gepeis fir bas 8sIdote brauhen mir
nur auf sinise 9bafen Der nsusrsn
beutihen 9eIai6te hin5uipeifeu. als
i'm a0nigreih SatTen bic 9nltsmaiz
fen entrettet tpurb:n, Inn benz Sumter
uno benz 9rpbfapitol Dollten Spiels
raum 5u getpGbren. 70 bab Die Grbsis
ter in nod grobsrem WuBe sstneht.t
perben tpnntss, uls bis6sr, anttpors
teten bic erpbeu 8Dltsmaiien bel ben
nG6ften Rsihstagspublen odmit, bdf
fie fammt uno fonbers fo5inliitiif
ftimmten. Wie tpsnie absr 8orIiebe
fir Iosialiftiite 9rin3ipisn beftinl,
menb tpar, eraab fi6 aus bem Refultot
Der nGhiten BaM nod 4uflDiuns Dee
Rei6stages, fpelhe Billion in 5olgs
bes To8ialiitti6en Miberitanbes geger
bic &olnnialeeIeBe, anoronste. Din
SosidliFten perlpren 80 prosent ihrer
Wanbate. gDds in 9reuben ben Go=
5ialiften bon 9orthetl getpsfsn lit, fpnr
Der umftanb. baB lie oas allgeueihs
Stimmrett fir bic 2anbtagsipabler
befiirporteten, tpslfes bic anberen
9orteien, nit 4ugndhme ner fpeninen
rabitolen 2iberalen, befdmpften
6dft mon nod bic arob. Iheuerunq
ftnau, 70 erf6eint bas fart. ioaius
liitiite gotum ats fsIbitperitGnblih
dter slsihseitig lit gu erishen. tpie es
pisbsr fart hsrabgebriidt tpsroen
tonnte.
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Gplitter.
Gtimmmsfsr nennt man stimms
Igabel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-04
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g when the Indians trayo39d t0gether
they seldom walked or rode two or
more abreast, hut followed one anotAer
In single file. It has been thought by
some that this practice resulted from
the lack Of roads, which compelled
them to make their way through woods
and around rocks by narrow paths. II
this were the real reason for the prac.
tice, then we should expect to- lind that
the tribes who lived In open countries
travelled In company, as DO whites.
The true reason for journeying as the
Indians did in single file, seems to be
q feeling OF caste. This feeling was
at the bottom Of other customs OF the
Indians. It made their women slaves
and rendered the men silent and unso:
cial. This eculiarity is Asiatic. How it
has warped and disfigured Hindu life
Is well known. Home is scarcely pos
sible where 1t prevails. To the won.
en- and children domestic life is bond.
age. The women Of a Chinese house.
hold are seldom seen in the street. The
children, when accompanying their
father, follow him at q respectful dis.
lance, In single file and In the order OF
their ges.-Harper's Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-04
When the World Was Drunk.

2
Nowhere In all the world today can
be found as many confirmed drunk.
ards as there were among the Thra-
clans, the Iberians. the Celts or the
sScythians. The man who didn't get
drunk every day or two regarded
as queer. The Greeks were moderate
drinkers until they began to copy the
luxury Of the Persian feasts The Ro.
mans initiated the Greeks. Then the
whole world went on a mad drunk. II
was a sattlrnalia. Caligula owes his
niche In the hall Of fame to the drunk.
en- banquets with which he made even
Rome marvel. The excuses made
fashionable by such potentates as. Luz
cullus. Nero. Verres, Tiberius. Caligu.
la Vitellius and Domftian really began
In the days OF Pompeii, and they mark
the beginning of the end Of the repub,
nc.-Argonaut.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-04
Don't BE 4 chattersr.


Do you chatter? IL you feel you do
don't! Get rid of the habit as quickly
as maybe. There is nothing so irritat.
ing or more dangerous. Els chief asks
the clerk question which requires q
brief answer. Instead Of replying In q
word, he irritates his superior by In
consequent meanderings, and he is sur.
prised and hurt to be CURLY cut short.
His establishment, however, would lbe
greater could he but .overhear subse-
quent conversation. "Shall we send
Jones on this special commissioner r.
asks the head clerk. mo" replies the
chief; the chatters too much"
It has always been so. Famous gen.
erals have ever Entrusted important
messages to the man who would rath.
err be shot than speak. Then, too, .
chatterer has few friends, whether
business or otherwise. Who can feel
at ease with a man who babbles all
you tell him in confidence to the next
c0mer?-Pearson's Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-04
Try a SINGLE Rose.

1--WE read,'' said Lucinda, "about how
Adolphus brought to Luella great
bunch of roses, and we can imagine
their beauty. We are left to guess al
their cost But do you know it isn't
really necessary in order to make home
beautiful to have a bunch of roses as
big around as a barrel; that a single
lovely rose will do?
TRY this: II you have spent all your
money for hats and gloves and Adolf
plus hasn't come-my brother Claude
would say hasn't come to the bat-stop
at the florists and buy single rose
it will cost very little-and take that
home and set it In the properavas its
red petals and green leaves to please
the eye and its fragrance to I'LL the
room, an individual flower Of grace
and beauty and joy. II you. cant
have bunch try single rose. New
York Sun.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-04
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