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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11
AN APRIL WEDDING
Prairie du Sac and Spring
Green Folks Marry
Wednesday.

Miss LisIe Sisson, daughter of Mrs.
Clara Sisson of Prairie du Sac, and
Thane Dodge, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G
n. Dodge of Spring Green, were mar
ried at the home of the BRIDES mother
at high noon Wednesday, April 3. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
w. Barnett in the presence of only
the immediate relatives.
The young people will make theil
home in Prairie du Sac, where Mr.
Dodge conducts a restaurant.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11
Fire at NOrWaIk.

On Thursday night fire swept the
business section of Norwalk and the
loss is said to be about 25,OOO
IG is said that the damage amounted
to something in the neigh borhood OF
$4,000 and that one residence, 6 barns,
3 icehouses and number of ware
houses were among the buildings
destroyed. Aid was sent for from La
Crosse.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11
QUIETLY MARRIED

Wednesday afternoon r. Loomis of
Lyons and Miss Effie Bartlett were
married at the courthouse. Perry
Loomis and Miss Alma Smith attend
ed the couple. The groom is son of
Mrs. Julia Loomis and the brides par
ents reside in Fairfield. The bride has
been employed at the depot lunch
room.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11
Other Cases.

The case of FL. H. Hubert VS.. Henry
Lahn has been settled.
Judgment was granted in the case
of John Voeck VS.. f. Feldman. A
piece of land in Juneau county is in
VOlved.
The case of John Ziemke VS.. Step
hen Bahs was taken under advise
ment.
The divorce case Of Gus Wagenbrett
vs. Louise Wagenbreth is held in
allegiance.
A divorce was granted in the case o
Anna Goetzke VS.. Edman Goetzke
The couple resided at Ableman and
Mrs. Goetzke was given the children
The husband receives $1,000 anG
assumes all the debts against them.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11

A divorce was granted in the case of
Della Palmer VS.. Clarence Palmer.
They were married at Ironton Novem
Der s, 1903, and separated November
is, 1911. He is stone mason and
there is but little property. The fami-
ly resided at Reedsburg at the time
the action was begun.
In the case of Charles E. GreeneY
VS.. Mary Jane Greeney, ct al, mo
ton was granted to review the clerks
taxation OF costs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11
Took Three Tickets.

A stranger broke into the ticket of
flee at Spring Green and the only
property missing was three tickets to
Muscoda.
about So, 800 annually to the village be-
cause of the construction of the Kill
bourn power dam.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-04-11

The contract involved payment of
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Il PreSidente
de China G.
|ige sus Sc
CretariOs

San Francisco, Enero, s: El
prosidcnte Sun Vat Sen, dc la
Euova RcpLtblica China, scgtn in
!orma m cahlegrama recibids
hoy aqui, procedentc dc ChiAe--
Sc Free Press, Ia nombrado 4
Wa ilon Min, mtos Gobcrnader
dc Caaton, su primer Secretario
Erivado; Fong Chi Yau, antcs
editor ayudantc dc la Chinese
Free Press en- San Francisco. ha
sido nombrado Sccratario y Ad--
ministrador General del Presideaa
tc y Sung Kan Yau Jefc Con
ncicrO del departamento legisla-
two.
Sc dice que Waugg Ching Wei
:a rcnunciado al cargo dc Mi
nistrO de Relacioncs Exteriorcs y
So cspcra Que sc nombrara come
successor, 8 bion 4 Wa Ting FaAg
" Il Long Shuao vi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Sc enviaron rurales contra
huelguistas.

FL Paso, Texas, Enoro 6: FL
Gobernador Gonzalez. dc Chihua
tua, orden6 Ia salida de una
tuerza dc rurales de dicha ciu-
tad para el gran campo mincro
dc Santa Eulalia Mexico, dondc
Sc dcclararon Ell huclga ccrca
de tres mil hombres, los cualcs
amcnazan las propicdadcs mine
las. Los mincrOs abandonaron
sus laborcs sin aviso prcvi0, pi--
diendo IN 25 por oicnto dc All
rlcnto en- sus salaries. Algunos
2gitadorcs arcngaron los htcl
guistas, y estOs visitarOn los cam
pos minoros v las fundicioncs
cue Sc cncucntran on In region,
lograndO que n cada uno de los
Iugarcs que visitaron SO les unie-
sen mas simpatizadorcs. Sc tie
rcn noticias dc que la situaci6n
IS dc carActcr amcnazador.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
q SO confesaron culpables d
vonspiracion.

Brownsville, Tex, Encro IS:
Han dGclarado su complicidad or
la contrarrcvoIMci6n rcyista, que
termin6 Ell farza ridicuIa, docc
de las prrsonaS acusadas. sicndo
los que accptan culpabilldad los
siguicntcs' Amador Sanchez. She
.riti I'll Condado de Webb; Jo--
Sc Montemayor, Anastacio Her
rera, Grillclmo G. Morales, Juan
#. de Castro, Jose Bonales San
Goval, Antonio Magnon, Manuel
f. Guerra, Guadalupe Martinez,
Vidal Ortiz. Severe Villarrcal,
j. K. SANCHEZ, v cl Or. Samuel
Il. dc los Monteros.
Absucltos de cargoa fueron, Ma
nucl Sacn2, Lauro Pena, Ccnobio
Garcia. FNustino Garcia, Pedro
Gonzalez, RAMIREZ Anguiano, Maq
daleno Garcia, Antonio Cisneroa
'Chapa y Emilio Villarreal Cha
TtD .t.. ........
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Cahecillas que SO rinden.

I'm dias pasodos Sc presenta-
ron expontancamentc 4 las auto
ridades de Monterrey los cabeci-
Has rebeldcs, Manuel Villarreal,
Carlos Saldivar y Refugio Mon
sivais, contra quicnes sc habia
Cmprcndido muy activa persccu-
sion sin lograr su apprehension,
Tambien en- Naragoza, Estado
&c Coahuila, Sc han presertado Il
las autoridades varios jefcs re-
hcldcs, los cuaies, en- virtud de
habersc sometido yoluntariamen.
te, seran tratados con la mayor
hcnignidad transigentc con la
susticio. N."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
.ecc u,1c todo el mundo 10 saba

recc que todo el mundo 10 saba
cn San Antonio.
La lecci0n experimental, coll--
s,stc. que 81 las autoridad"S re-
deralcs descan realmontc.-y cree
mos que asi 10 descan--los que
sean sospcchosos de conspirar con
ira In paz y scguridad dc MeXl-
co debcn ser iuzgados sin dilncion
:, on todos los casos s,l tlanza
dcbe fiiarse en- cl maximo que Ia
lev determine. Ell intento del
general Reyes de fomentar una
insurrecci6n que hubiera envucl-
TO al gobierno de Washington
ha fracasado porquc habfa per-
dido su prestigio en- ell ejercito
Y como 81 10 dice Ell su tristc
confession, cl pueblo "no respon-
di0" Il su llamado; pero otro a
vcnturero puede tener mcjor suer
tc y un partido mas grandc. Es-
to nos sugicrc el inquirir 81 las
autoridadcs federales van Il per-
mitir & Vazquez G66mez, otro
eonspirador contra una naci III
amiga, vecino tambi6n de San
Antonio, que Sc deslicc i traves
de los hilos dc sus redes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
100000 de perdidas en- TN ter
rible incendio. ~

New York, Enero 9: El &C..
losal edificio dc granite y marrael
dc Ia Equitable life Assurance.
Society, que cubria una manzana
cntera en- lower broadway, Y
que era uno dc los edificios his
torlcos de New York, en- cuanto
a que fuf de los que primcro SO
constrnyeron cn la Inca de edi-
ficios llamados comunmentc
Skyscrapers' (rasca ciclos) :
~ por scr adcmhs uno de los i'm
rortantcS centros financieros de
la ciudad, qued6 boy dcstr.lido
for ri trego, Gustcntdndosc una
perdida dc $4,000, 600 de propie-
Dad. Mas dc docc pcrsonas re-
suliaron: l"sionadas
Archives valioSos. incluso In
Auto-biografia de f.. IT. uarai---
man v dos bibliotccas que no
rucdcn rct0rmarse. fucron prcsa
&c las llamas v esta noche no SO
&abla aun la @uertc Que cupicra
cchtenares de millones dc de-
liars que SO encontraban on los
calas dc dep6sitos dc scguridad,
isnhquc sc cree que por ser las
calas 4 prueba dc f,lcgo, SO ha-
yam logrado saivar, .....
Por causa dc la terrible mag
nltud del inccndio, suspcnditron-
Sc practicamcnte los ncgocios OF
81 propio coraz6n del dist.fto fi-
nanciero de la ciudad Y la colo
sal maquinaria morcantil V finan-
tiora de Wall Street parcci6 les
qulciars9.
Sc tienen noticias de que seis
personas perdieron la vida, tres
dc los cuales muricron por ha..
tcrsc arrojado desdc las techum.
bres del cdificio. Eran empiea..
dos Gle In casa Desapareci6 tam
! blen q Jefc dc battalion de BON
Lcros William ] Wnlsh, al oeur.
rlr un dertumhe en- IL tereer nj.
50. los otros dos que perccieron
I1tieron William Campim, Capt..
tan do voladorcs de las caias del
Mercantile safo Deposits y Frank
II. Velder, empleado cspeoial
Sus cadaveres no han sido roco.
brado todavia Sin embargo, Que
10 sea $50 cl total dc los muer.
Los y Que solo SC SAKE! In reali.
DAD cuando Sc hayan sxtinguido
por complete laa llamaa Que ar
dian todayia asta noehe
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Huelga de obreros en- Tulancingc

FL dia 4 de los corricntes Sc
doclararon on iinelga pacjfica los
obrcros de las fabricas dc "San-
tiaGo,' "cl CArmen,'' "Santa J.
sabel,' y "La Sorprcsa,' pi.
dicndo la disminuci0n dc las ho-
ras dc trabajo y un aumento en-
sus salarios.
Els probable que para csta fe.
cha, los illustrates hayan llcga-
90 4 I'M arrcglo satisfattorio COZ
los oporarios, que, en- nnnero dc
1000 Sc manifestation rcsucltos
a no volver 4 sus labores, sin0
hasta ver sus demandas satisfc-.
Ihas.
Sin embargo, hasta los momon,
los Oh dne SO transcribiG csta
noticia 4 TN importanto diario dc
Ia Capital dc Mexico, cl orden
no habia sufrido alteration hin,
nuna, pucs los obrcros comprcn.
den Que por mcdios pacfficos oh
tendran inayores ventajas que Il.
sando Gle medios violcntos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Muchacho lesionado en- Browns,
Vile.

brownsville. Texas. Enero 8:
Eduardo Garcia, de ID aitos dc c.
dad, resnlt6 gravementc lesiona.
do durante TN repentino cateo
cue practiearon los cmpleados,
iomandc por sorpresa el molino
lie azficar Tcxas Y Ohio, donde
Sc cncontraban itleando monte va
rios individnos I'll muehacho di.
10 que estaba ason,andose por II.
ma ventana cn los momentos en-
Que los iltgadores, sorprcndidos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Otros oabecillas que Sc rinden.

III Cabccillu contrarreyolucio.
mario Luis Resules, que con su
gcntc merodeaba por Tlapacoyan,
el Vazauista Antonio Rojas,
que en- cl Estado de chihuahua
Sc levant6 cen armas, SO han SO.
metido tltimaracnte al Gobierno
dn una manera nbsolutamente In
conditional.
El Ministro de tiobernaci0n dot
abraham Gon2dlez, dio 0rdcn nj
Gobernador de Vcracriz para Que
conceda una anmisifa general Il
los reos polfticos de csc Estado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Recuerdos de Reyes.

Recientemente sc han vcndido
en- hondres en- pfibliea, auhaata
dos objetos muy curiosos; nm
euantc dc Maria Estuardo, que
regal6 i III ficl servidor de su
corte en- ci momento dc subir al
cadalso, y'la camisa de seda blan
ca que Carlos dc Inglatcrra
llevaba el dia dc su cjccuci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
En puebla Sc lugaron los presos

Deseolgdndosc por Iaa pare.
deg traseras del edificio do In
penitonciarfa, dc In ciudad de
puobla, Mexico, 40 fngaron INA
ae las nocllcs pnsadaa seis dc
los presos que sc sneontrnban ex
ting1iendo sus condemns respec-
twas
Ian pronto como oil gendarme
oe puuto not6 In eyani6n, did ia
yog d0 alarna, v sc btnprendi6 la
persecution, sin Ilaber lograto du
promo darloa alcaneo, p,tes los
pr6fng0s SO disnu1itiaron on tlis..
tintaa lireeeionss.
POGO despn6si sin embargo, fue
ron feaprchendiaoa tres lie los
cvassrts.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
Ell Brigadier Aguilar confiesa.

$~A SA as e"N1ASA 'sS5 AAAoA SOHAACSh'
El Brigadicr del Ej6rcito Me
Xicano liginio Aguilar, quien Ell
compaiiia del dc s1 catcgoria Me
l:t0n Hurtado y otros ciufadanos
dc Mexico fueron prcsos rccicn,
temcntc por considcrNrsc!cs com
Nlicados Ell nm complot para
dcrrocar al Gobicrno constituidp
asesinar al Prcsidcntc Madcro,
la confcsado plcnamcntc su com
Hlicidnd en- cl asunto. Los Bri~
Aadieres Hurtado v Aguilar, Que
primcramente qucdaron i dispo-
aici6n de I'm .Iuez dc Distrito pa
ra ser juzgado3, estAn ahora ba-
10 la iurisdicci6n de jueccs mi
iitares.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11

por los emplcadOs, traturon de
huir y saltaron por la vcntana.
rueron arrestados trccc &c los
susodichos iugodorcs. Sc ascgu-
IA que ha dado en- congrcgarSa
en- aduel hlgar una turha dc mon
teros que "dcspluman' sin mise
licordia 4 los trabajadorcs ior-
alcr0S mcXicanOS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
LaICOrtG Federal de Brownsville tdN6 en- ell case de
vidaC6n de neuta|idad.
Los que Sc decaaron Cupabes eron tatads benqnamene

Brownsville, Texas, Encro O.:
El caso del Coroncl f.. A Cha.
pa, uno de les acusados dc viola
ti6n de las lcycs dc ncutralidad,
nyudando i poncr en- pic una cx
Ncdic'6n militnr contra Mexico.
nucd1 en- podcr del JurHdo des-
dc cl mcdiodia dc hoy. I'll Jura-
do Sc retro 4 las 8 dc la nochc,
l:or cOnsiguicntc, no Sc pronuncia
"a vcrcdicto Sin6 hasta manana.
Los quo Sc confesaron culpables
fueron penados.
Durantc la session de la tarde,
sc pronunciaroa las scntcncias re-
caidas en- las causas de los que
accptaron sn complicidad aver.
Amador Sanchez. Sheriff. del Con
6ado !e Webb, v Antonio Mag.
non, dc Monterrey, fueron null
,ados eli 1900 cada uno. Cada
nno dc los otros oncc' confesos
tueron multados en- 5000, 8 en-
gu dcfecto sufrirhn la pena dc 8
meses de prisi}n en- la carccl del
Condado de Webb.
Anastacio Herrera, uno. de los
Que SO confcsaron c6mplices, no
compareci6 ante el tribunal Y
por mas que Sc lc busc6 no We
encOntro.
Los reos estaban Ell libertad ba
20 propia promcsa de compare
cencia yeel ,Itlez Eurns les llizs,
cxtenso oil priv;legio hasta mafia.
IA & las diez.
Jose Bonales Sandoyal, aboga.
do periodista de la ciudad dc
IGxico, uno dc los acusados, Il
cuyo cargo Sc hahlan pucsto los
demas reos, Sc ofreci6 servir In
scntcncia que corresponds 4 He
rrera.
En- virtud dr circ,nstanc:as cs
pcciales. Sc recommendation consi-
deraclones en- favor de Bonalqs
Sandoval V del DR.. Samuel Espi
nosa dc los Mcntcros, quien sc
cncncntra en- delicad0 cStado dc
salnd.
FL Juez Burns diio que Sc da-
ran los pasos conducentes antc
Icl Gobierno de los Estados Uni,
uos para asegr1ralse dc Que los
lrcos gozascn nc amrlias garan,
tias personales y de los dcrechos
que les correspondent en- sn pro
plo pals, en- 81 caso dc que uui-.
siscen regrcsar 4 radicarse en- su
patria. I'll mismo Jucz Barns O.
frcci6 d los reos su casa en- Hous
ION, en- cl case de Que llegasen
visitar dicha poblaci6n.
Como Sc vd por el contcnido
del anterior tolegrama. que es
partc solamentc, dc nno muy
txtcnso Y circunstanciado, dirig
co al San Antonio Express, dc
csta ciudad, la Cortc Federal bo
oictado veredicto condenatorio ,
deterninado la pena que Sc apl
cara & varios do los eomplicados
,En al puRo rio yinlnoiHu IN Ins
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11

corresponds al Coroncl T.. a. Cha
pa, la cual para la hora cn que
nuestra cdicidn de hoy sc di6 i
Ia prcnsa, no nos fut possible co-
ROGER. pcro acknowledgements Sc
ha prOnunriado va
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
BEg9AgDlN0 m. Ggpzg

coaoeIdo asi el Estado da Mnavo l..sby
LAREDO Mexico v Laredo Texas, ssfraes
81 peDlieo d0 Afnhas frpfteraa 4 ara
amigos On gtieular gie lta estahlarIan
una asa DE- Huapadaja, kith 81 If nalle
gai t.0TnsrntT Ct knftn, Nun it2b. fratA-
g Afa pi5zf del sRasatel garant tisaut tlss,
ia ateIlrisn sutnpiiHaisftD. Essars0s
con ear'la 2bc Ban Antonio, TaKaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
NACTMIENTos

Al mntr'imonio 7 p. Reyes, el
.dla q lie Fnero, on la calle dc
w Mucya, ndmcro I'll INN ni.-
fta
NJ matrimonio A. Fernandez,
81 din 4 dc Enero, cn In casa r1.
nero 500 do la callc dc Brazos
nna nifia.
Al matrimoBio r. Gardenas, on
ii calle. de gsan Saba; I'm nifio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11
MATRf / ONTOa

reffeeto Garefa Y Canaelaria
51eigad0.
Juan MARTINEZ Y Jesusita Mar.
iinez.
FeTnando de Ia Peiia y virgi-.
mia Perez.
Leonardo Valdez y Ramona Mo
.tales. .laIas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-11

"a los anunciadores. s
Eel REGIDoR" tiene mayor{ ,
circulation que cualquiera de lcs3 :
ri6dicos que sc publican en- Es- 8
pafiol en- Texas. Nuestros librCO g
estan q la vista de qufen quieFa3 >
inspeccionarlos. s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18

York city and a few years 1ater she
was employed as an assistant editor
In this position she first attracted
public attention by her able discus
sion of sociological problems. The
young writer embraced Socialism
and rapidly rose to position Of
leadership. In 1906 she was married
to j. G. Phelps Stokes, a wealthy
young settlement worker and also q
believer in Socialism.
Congratulations to:
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
tWenty-one years old today.
Prince Victor Napoleon, the Bona
partist Pretender, fifty years old to-
day.
Bishop Joseph S. Key, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, eighty
five years old today.
DR.. w. G. Grace, England's famous
cricked player, sixty four years old
today
Alfred II. Brooks, chief geologist of
the United States Geological Survey,
forty-one years old today. -s ~
John r. Farr representative in
Congress of the Tenth PENNSYLVANIA
district, fifty-tive years old today.
James Young, representative In
Congress of the Third Texas district.
forty-six years old today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18
Third Party Not Wanted.

II. H. Dunn, Albert Lea, speaker
OF the house, said today that he au-
thorized the use of his name in con-
nection with movement to get Roos-
evelt's name before the electors of
the state, but on condition that those
connected with the movement must
act as Republicans, and the move
must be made within the Republican
ranks. Mr.. Dunn's name was used
in the third party state convention
call, issued yesterday.
81 am opposed to a third party
movement" he said. eff the move
ment contemplates a third party I
cannot join in it. ~ If it is merely
matter of launching Roosevelt's can
didacy, am with the men behind it.
What I said at the conference with
H. T. Halbert and w. w. Rich gave
them every reason to believe I was
with them, but at that time it was
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18

II, 1906.
1898 William II. Stone, governor
of Iowa 1864-6s, died in Oklahoma
City. Born in New York, Oct. Il,
1927.
1895-Henry Irving, the famous
actor, .knighted by Queen Victoria.
1909-Don Carlos, the pretender
to the Spanish throne, died in Lom-
hardy. Born at Laibach, March 80.
184S.
1911-England celebrated the CEN
tenary of the birth of Thackeray.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18

understood that we were all o Re.
main Republicans.
The Roosevelt Progressives are III
against this obstacle in furthering the
interests of the colonel's candidacy
Roosevelt is for a third party abso
lutely, and for breaking away from
the Republican party. He has already
resigned from a Republican club
Some Of his supporters in Minneso-
ia don't want to go that far, Mr.
Dunn is one of them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18

If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes, sweep
ing and doing homework all day,
and crawling into bed dead tired at
night. You must get out into the
open air and sunlight. If you do this
every day and keep your stomach and
bowels in good order by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets when needed, you
should become both healthy and beau
tiful. For sale by Bankers Drug
Store. 49, H. So. 49, r
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
Tl11u I g

1790-Adam Smith, the famous
Scotch political economist, died. Born
in 1928. y
1S53-The Atlantic and St. Law
renee railroad, connecting Portland
and Montreal, opened to traffic
1S63-Col. Robert Gould Shaw,
commander of the first negro regi-
ment sent to the war by any. free
Wagner Born in Boston, Oct. 10,
1887. = a
1S64-President Lincoln called for
100000 more volunteers.
1872-Benito Juarez, the famous
Mexican patriot, died. Born March
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THIS IS MY 33rd BIRTHDAY.
Rose Pastor Stokes.

e See + 8 Is p i = s
Rose Pastor Stokes, the famous
settlement worker of New York, was
born at Augustava, Suvolk, Russia,
July 18, 1879. At the age of four
she accompanied her parents to Lon
don, whence they fed to escape Rus
sian oppression, and it was in the
Jewish Free School in the great Eng
lish metropolis that she received her
education. In 1890 the young WON
an came to the United States and for
three years after her arrival she
worked as a cigar maker in Cleve-
land. While. thus employed she stud
led hard to improve her education
In 1901 she became a contributor to
Jewish daily newspaper in New
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18
Alas What is Fame?

Macarthur of South Africa is tie.
winner of the Marathon race at the
Clympiad at Stockholm and his name!
will be emblazoned in the imperish- :
allie annals of sport. But who can
recall the name Of the original Mara
thcn runner, the Greek who paced
away to Athens with the news of the
battle of Marathon and established
the great event commemorized in
these modern times?
TIL aspiring youth who fired the Eph-
esian dome
Outlived in fame the pious fool who
raised it.
When the king of Sweden present.
ed to Macarthur the trophies he had
won he received in addition to other
laurels "a big bronze statue of the
original Marathon hero, falling at the
finish.' This is what the press re-
port tells us, but there is no use of
the name of Philippines, the hero
himself. His name is unknown save
to those who take the trouble to pore
over the pages of early Greek history
and find there recorded the fact that
after the Greeks, under Miltiades,
had baffled and beaten at Marathon
the overwhelming Persian forces of
Xerxes, commanded by Datis and Ar
taphernes, the news of the victory
was carried to Athens by Philippines.
The distance he covered in his men,
orable run is the distance laid out for
the "Marathon race of the revived
Olympiad of today.
While we give the laurel wreath of
victory to Macarthur, it is as we'll to
remember the name of the original
runner.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18
An Exaggerated Comparison.

An Exaggerated Comparison.
What makes you think that man
y necessarily great statesman
asked Senator Sorghum.
Because he is clever lawyer"
my dear sir, to assume that a
clever lawyer is necessarily q great
statesman is the same as taking it for
granted that numismatician Is q
f1nancier."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-18
The Truth at Last.

The Hibernian society has been dis
cussing the popular stage Irishman
and the popular idea concerning Irish.
bulls. The vote stood that the usual
ideas were erroneous. The chairman
added by way of casual information:
Sure, half the lies tould about the
Irish aren't thrue." Satire.