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Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@IattOitider &ereen. @m. Stir.
mann. Sefret1r. pobnhoft in Eoco.
ma Borf. 8~eriommlung am /. Dom
nerstog /. M. in 737 z. Str. 50. SO.
SeiienOarmitGOter unterItikmnGs.
&ercin. 2ouis Bauer, GrGfiOent.
Sobn Meininger. Sefr.. TIC @res.
ham 3lace. 9.8. @%eriummluna am
8. Mittuod /. sc. in 1922 $50. Gne
eritiitmngsbereiu 6ris
9eB, Sefretar, Care SEQ. 1920 Conn.
9lDenue. &eriammelt ii9 ieOen erften
Dienstag /. 90. in $50. 922 $50. abe
columbia 8rauer . Rranfen.un.
tcritaknnasberein. 5ron3 &om, sc.
fret6r, 1884 22te Str. g. %. Ser.
Iammlung am 8. Oienstag /. SO. in
gtO. 1886 go. @pe.. q. %
9eutiher l1nterItibnngsbMnO.
Diitrift SEQ. 40. Sefret1r @m. San.
nenonn. 1915 Wnrion StroBe. q
SO. @eriommeIt iih ieoen A. W1itt.
Doh /. Sc. in 936 ga. Nbe.. ". SO.
9entIfer Neutrality-suspicious., 81.
thrift 1850. Mfidoel Oiet3. Sefret1r.
629 S Str. q. 6. @eri. am A. Don.
nerstaq /. sc. in 1877 z. Str. N.M
9entiher ltntcritiibnnasbnnO. 81.
Itrift SO. 4t0. SefretGr SSobn U1ei.
ninqer, go. 81 &=6troBe, 9e.-8.
geriommelt iih am 1. Wittpoh lie.
ben Wfts. in 1886 $50. Mbp., Sc. SO.
0cutih : Nmerifaniider : 1tnter.
itiibnnas : @ercin. Sobn Dies. sc.
fretGr. 1888 @. GopitoI Str. @prI
om 9 0ienstoq i. 90. in 737 Z Str.
@aihinatOn Sid @eIief. Sefrct1r
6. 9iidof. G6errnoole Guraf Sta.
.. s. Gerf. am /. uno 3. Montao
/. Sc. in 827. z. StroBe. 81. SO
9cntIde Brandt SOsialifif6er
&artet. @enael Nifl. SefretGr. 1886
Ontario Noao. geri. am /. uno 8.
8onnerltog, 9GbenOs s ltbr in 423
@-Str., ge.-@. Spmpatilierer itets
iDiafommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

I'm /. Nopember muroe Ole SogO
ouf RleinniIO e%roffuet, unb oeraenrft
5eigt bereits idone Nuslaeen bon
&oien, @0eeln, uip. Sdser aus alien
3laIien Der 8eoolferung MAIDEN Die
llmgebung uniiher, uno un5dblige
2oder iinO idon in Die 2uft geidoiien
poroen. Die SagO auf SodwilO miro
crit am 10. e%r0ffnet, uno Oann wir0
es crit bod bergeben nit Der &nal-
Lerei.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
gnpru.

a 0entide 5reimanrer 3Dge
XGN Nrminils, $50. %. S. u. 81.
w Sc. Aoom @dneiOer. sc.
fret1r 3746 Sec &inlen Ctr. gheDp
Gbaie 9. 6. @erI. am /. II. 8. Dipns.
tag i. sc. i'm reuerl Mfaionic Sempel.
8iI6eIm Sell 2Oge go. 5, g. ..
6. of s. 8eriammelt ii1 ieoen l..
unO 3. Donnerstag i'm Wonat in
$50. 936 Ba. 9[pe., N.8. SAUL Bad.
ldmio, Sefretar, 107 5. StroBe.
q. ..
sentOnia Guse go. 2, .. 8. S. 9.
S. 90. Selbig, 8rdi., 1742 7 ctr.
g. So; $. @nmenreih, Sefr. 1900
s. Str. g. So; 8eri. am 2. uno 4.
Montag /. 90. in 1889 Z. Str. M.-8
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Grite MniitoliIde MISUNDERSTANDING
int r@ermania MGnnerdOr".

Sn Dem muiifnliihen Nbeno 0es
o@ermnnia W1nner1or~ am Conn
tag, ben 10. Nobember, tpuroen Der.
Ihieoene Muiitnummern our Iilffiib.
ritng gebrodt, nel1e beionoerer or
mdbnung beroienen. Sin 0uett, qe,
iungen bon SRI. gliIe Sammel TN;
SRI. g. Mulroe tplroe Itiirmii6 op
plauOiert. auh elm Genor5oIo Sc.
Serrn SenrD Sanoer gefieI ungc
mein, aber om alermeiiten gefieI oe..
3uborern Ser Yianobortroa Der fIei-
men Auguita 8rautr; Die feline Mugu
ita lit taum anolf Sabre alt. uno be
Iist einen idonen AnI6Iag i'm 8ereit.
nit ungeuobnlider @elGufigfeit. Sic
lit cine ShiiIerin BON SRI. g. g. @iI.
drift, uno beredtigt 81 oen idon.
iten Soffnungen. Der M1nnerdol
fang in Der genobnten frii6en unl
pra5i0ien @eiie oeridieoene gb0rl
inter Der 2eitung ieines Dirigenten
Serrn 6. S. Gbriftioni.
Bon Der AufiteGung zines Gro.
grommes mar abgeieben; Sober gal
iein 8eItes unge5tpungen uto frobIidj
Der; beritieoene DefIamotionen un6
geiangIiHe 8ortrdge trugen BEL, Ole
Der @~nweienoen gu erbo-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@~eiiere 9abnberbinOung mer-
Ben bonn 25. Nobember an Die 8epob-
ner BON SomerIett, 9rumono uno
Srienoibip @eigbts nno Glepelano
@arf befommen, inoem iie oiir9fnb-
renoen StroBenbabnoienlt Bis our 5.
uno 6-StraBe, 9.-@., erbaIten. Die
gegen 0ie StrnBenbabn nn~geitrengte
9lage reiultierte in obigem &eiul-
tate.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
GinaeianOt.
9 ebt 5.
.la.@loppbor

Der @ilD mar elm g0iepitt,
@eborbt Dem eolen Seoop nift,
Golf ipieIte er nit bel Cef4id
God nneeniigeno &olitif.-
Mdr' er itets 9beooor gefolgt
8dr' 9beooor / b nj Jet gefoIgt.-
Damn mar oein u. .. g. nod oben,
Sect lit iie in uSOt air" oeritoben.
Yoor Bill uno Eeoop iinO peridieoen,
llnO @iIion lit es, Den mir Iieben.
9bat is al. 3.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Der Columbia grouer : RrnnfeH-
lluteritiitungspereiH miro ON 10. b.
Nlts. feline g%eriammIuno in 8eBIers
Sotel abbolten. Gen Soliptpunft Der
8eiprehunaen miro Der gon hiloen,
ben Der gerein i'm 5ebruor n. S. ob.
5uboIten eeOenft. Der Itets eifrige
Sefret1r 5ron5 Gom lit bereits an
Der Arbeit, uno oas lagt oues.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Hrifnns BON Geinlpanb aaf Sass.
~iuOlSMiat.
AIiO merits Ga&.

Sn Der guten nIten 8eit, oIs ieOe
S%ausfrau ibr 2innen nod IeIblt
lpann, muBte tie genoii, 6oB Iie tDirE.
lid reinIeinene @1Ide belibt; beutoll.
.tage fam man BON n~ornberein bar.
iiber nidt 10 lider iein, un0 man
mofte Die &eintpon0 gem ouf ibre
SoIioit1t unterIuHen. iDenn man nllr
elm Waittel beI1Be, oas ben 8we6
Dirtlid erreiden I1Bt, einfa6 AZ
~banobnben lit, uno Oos notiirIi@ nidlt
ielbit Die CUTE 2einiu0nO aeritort.
Gin ioldes WitteI beltebt nun CANA
einfad) onrin, Dab man NIT elmer sSes
Der einen Sropfen Sinte ouf ben 40
unteriubenoen StoFf fallen last.
@enn iih Der Sropfen in 5trei cine
amber enteegeHgeiesten Rihhmgen
a~usbreitet, lit Die 2eintuono NIT
@aumipoae gemiI9t. 8reitet liM Oo.
gegen Der Eropfen nn1 allen Sid.
tlineen gleidm1Big aus, 10 1T bic
9einiDano unperfGliht. S6ufie it bic
2einpanO lebr itort nppretiert; onI
elmer Iolfen IGuft Der Sropfen Einte
iiberbaupt gorniht nuseinaROer, MnD
menn man cine 2einiuoaO folder BE.
iboffenbeit mitteIs Der Eintenbrcbe
oarouf unterfuden min. OBJ He Nalils
noble entbdlt, muB man borber DnKh
Itarfes Neiben Oes Stoffes bic Mppres
tur oorails entfernen, nm Elm ReInI-
tat 8u erreiden.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

0e + oeutf6e @oti9after, @roi
Sobann Seinrid bon 8ernltorff fei-
erte am IA. 0opember Die 5O-i1brige
@ieoertebr ieines @eburtstoges. Bel
Ser groBen 8eIiebtbeit, oeren iif)
@rof geruitorff in oeutihen uno ame.
rifaniiden &reiien erfreut, mar Die
Seilnobme an oieiem @reienis cine
aneemeine uno oufridtige. Inter
ben @rntulonten befnno lih aud Der
.@ermonia Club, oeiien Mitglieo
oas @eburtstogsfinO lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Ger 81 2oee SO. %,
5. 81. q. SO, itebt fir Den 19. Iopem.
Der bober 9eiuh bebor. Der @roB.
meiiter uno Die @roBbeomten Der
@roBloee oes 9iitritts Columbia
uerOen ON ienem AbenO our 8ilito.
lion Der 2oge ontDeler0 Iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

8eim Oberbunoesgeri1t iteben
sur 3eit nabe8u aGtbunoert unerle-
0igte S1le an. @olte oas @eriht lie
Idmmtli9 Ser @eibe mad er~leoigen.
oonn miiBte es atDei Sabre ununter-
bro9en in Gisung bleiben, mas es
aber w~nbriheiuIi6 uiGt tuu miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

0as &anoperf berliert aud in
ben Der. Staten intmer mebr bon
ieinem golOenen 8oOen; iogar Die
Salidmiin5erei ideint iid ni1t mebr
gu lobnen, Oenn nod einem @eri9t
'Oes Chefs @ilfie bonn gunOesgebeim.
oienit fino quite 6olidmiin8er in un-
ierem 2anoe febr ielten eetporoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Die @abl lit poriiber, unO ben
@erren S1mar3iebern 5rr 0erubis
eung, oaB sic 6inan5iers in Ser @aG
Street oas &eiuItat nit Sreuoen be-
griiBt baben. Die Hrosporit1t gebt
unenttpegt meiter.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

DerSeffen o~ormitdOter Inter
itiitungsDerein miro om 90. .. Oits.
feline regeImGBige @%eriammIung in
8eBlers SoteI obboIten. Der Dor.
iton0 rednet aiif cine ooblreihe Nn.
peienbeit Der MiteIieOer. on @elhdfte
BON @ihtigteit borIiegen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Ger Hidter Oes SugenOgeridtes,
De-2acD, beroronete fir ben Gr3fou.
Ien5er Sbeooor Napton, 10 Sabre alt,
Elm cisfaltes SHouerboo jeoen Mor.
gen, nndoem er oas @ett perIoIien.
Der ShIingeI lit 10 faul, Dab iein
Batter Die SiiIfe Oes @eri9ts onrufen
muBte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Der 8InttOItf9 gereeu
belt am 9onneritag, ben 7. 8. SO.
ieine WonatsoeriommIlng in &D.
@oBmonns &one, 1877 Ute Strobe,
N.-@., ob. g1eben &outinegeIbdften
puroe Die @ernnitaItung zines Sab
resboles beipro1er, unO bei1IoTen,
einen loIden am 90. Snnunr i'm II.
ten Waionic EempIe ob5ubaIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Dieg. @. 6. 81. miro in elm puor
@oden ibr Sanptqlnrtier ans benz
S. Mourp Dope @eb1uoe an 12. unO
S-StraBe nod 936 6-StroBe OerIe.
gen. tpoieIbit Die iuueen 9omen mebr
@aum fir ibre geOiirfniiie baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Tercins sROt5su.
91on iebe mad Den SlnnoHcerl.
@erlammInnasn.

Dlontng. 1S. 0obember: Borlt0n0s-
iibune int columbia GirnDerein~
n0eutIder 9riegerbuH0" uR0
n@aibington Sid 8eIief".
Dienitag, Den 10. 0opember: GoItuas
bio Brouer &ronfen . unterltiits
ungsperein" @rminius 2oge go.
%, s. u. u. @.~; nSdHserbuHb
9omenperein".
Wiitttpod, ben 90. Robember:
Sednifer gerein;
5eheuoarmitd0ter llnterIhibungss
berein.
Oouneritag, Oen 81. 0obember: @iI.
beIm Eeu Soge go. 5, q. g. 81.
Of g.; @eutde Brand, So5iaIiiti.
ide Rartei.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

II tpeitIider arot empfieblt ie-
men, Die es nidt lniien fonnetl, Itott
0es Originals Die Photographic 81
fiilien. @ir m0Hten Den Doftor ein-
mol an Der 8anfetttofeI beobadten,
tDenn er iid an ieiner Gii1farte IGt-
tiet, m6breno Die onoern iiG an led.
erH @eridteu ergosen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
StiOtii3e Neni8feiten.
eamiaa, Oen is. MObember 1912.
OfFet. 7iO @s&Rs @trabs, RurDDsf.
EtIspbUn, Drain 77s9.

6 8 lit uuglaublib, nit Die tpenig
elm Menid Ieben fam, Denn cr's
muB, uno erltarnlid oagegcL uie
bieI oft @iner gum 2eben bobeu nulB,
ipenn er's fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Qoftor 8. 6. @ooomoro, vi
Itrift @eiunobeitsbenmter, b~efiiruor-
tet Die Yaiiierlne zines MiIhgeiebes
monad Der @erfouf bon MiI6 i'm
Diitrift Columbia gereeelt weroen
fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

8os ser QUIT bel Den 8lumett,
1T Der @eiit BEL Den Meniden. 90.
Der iino aud biele iHOne Menihen
ebenio obne @eiit, tpie es pielen Blu.
men an Quit gebriht".
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@iIliam S. 9rpon bat Slid
in Der BoIitif gebobt, penn er audi
nidt 8rdiioent geporoen lit; er bnrt
ii9 iebt in Eeras cine 3neite &eiioen5,
fir Die er bunoerttauienO Dollar auf-
~8ltipenoen beabiidtigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

e @enesleD Stuoentinnen iGei-
men nun enoIid oabinter gefommen
81 iein, Dab Die 2iebe oes Mannes
immer nod Ourd ben Moeen sebt-
lie nollen fohen Iernen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Seit Sreitag letter @o6e lit 9.
s. HidarOs, Elm GGerf i'm &rieesoe-
partn1ent, berbeiratet, mo in Oct.
&ainier mobnboft, ipurlos periGnun-
ben. Seine 6rolt lit Der Mteinung,
oaB ibm Elm llnfaa 5ugeitoBeW lei. Die
8olisei bat Ste Sa6e in @1nOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

&err SO. S. bon 9oper. miro
Dor Dem 3ehnifer 8erein un0 oeren
am nGditen MittDod, ben
20. Nobember, abenos $50 llbr, IN
Der S1ngerbunobnIle einen Iortrag
iiber ~SoreitrD on SnOion Ge.
ierputions".
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

2ieutenont SoroIo @eieer
bat leine Brobe oils 2uftihiffer auf
Dem College 8arf beltouoen, nno miro
Oemnadit feline 2i5en8 ols SuftpiIot
erhoIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Ole Stoufffo6erim @eIenf9oft
bot fir n6diten Montag, Den 18.
.. so. elm 8anfett nit l1nterbaItungen
IN Der ArionboIle a%rrnngierf tpoou
Oeren WitgIieoer un0 Die MitgIieOer
0es @riitIiDereins einaeLa0en iino.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
qereins~ und A~Ogen~Ralender

Ole Serreu eefretare Fn0 sebebnb uns HHs bon Observation-Disclosures
ionic bon gOrgdngeu in ibren gereiuen 9eritt su sebeu unN fmO mir
fets befrebt foIde an geeigueer Steae ouf8une6men.
gms fir sic Suirtion ser aorte $3.50 per Sobr
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Snienpfeffcr nm6 SpGtlei
rG6peinefnGdle" nit GaMcrframt
beim !.
S1WObauirt6 8ranm, 1889 Ute Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

SraeffeI . GeberunrF
Sn baben BEL
AI6ert Gepper, 161 GeHtsr &arts<.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@eIans-g ereine.

&ereinigte Singer BON @aibingtOn
8raii0ent: Sobn @aIomann; Sefre-
tar s. 8ede, 140 10. Str, 9. s.
@nibimgtDn GGngerbnnO. yfo. 314
s StraBe, g. SO. Gilbert 2epper,
8rGiioent, 81. 9rauner. Sefret1r. 314
& Str, 81. @. q. @umpreht, 0iri.
gent. Singitunoe ieOen Oienstae.
Domenserein 5rau &. s.. Sortbel, oral.
0erlammlune ieHen 1 unO 3. Etenltas bes
Mpnats, Abenps 8 lbr, III pbissm SOtale.
griOn : 0eianguerein, 1905, 6
StraBe. g. %. Aug. SdmiOt, |rG-
iioent. Sobn @eber, SefretGr,
$50. 518, Ste StraBe, q. 6. &arI
9oler, 9irIgent. observation-disclosures
lung am 1. Sonntag na6 Dem 1.
MittDod i. 90. Sineitun0e ie0en
Mittpodl.
griCn Gammperein. Grau 9. arumte,
QraGcentiu. 8erlammluua am 2. Wittppd
mOnntlia aseac5 II Obisem ypfale
Wcraiania ItGnncrdDr. 922 8enn.
9De: u. M. 8rdf. Sobn Neiff SER.
Geo. Sebaitiau, 622 So. abe.. S.@.
emil s. Gbriitiani, Director. Sc
iddftsDeri. am /. Sonntaa i. Sc.
Singitunoe ie0en 0onneritaa uno
Sonntag Nbeno in 922 ga. g(ue.
Gamenperen. Grau Sulia GuBler, pral.
Yellammelt lid jeOen erlen Spnntas i'm
Mcnat i'm OXYGEN yOfale.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
2anOsmannidaftlidje nnO llnteritHt-
ilnas Mereine.

SanOsm1nnid1ttltdle luO unterltHt-
itngs &. &ereiae.
Gdweiser @DbIt6tigfeitsDerein.
Gr1i. Sulius @gloff. l18 GpnneIip-
9lpe, &c. 6. 6. &. Sdpegler. @efre.
tar, 1929 S Str, 81. So.
@erein VaSen, 9Iois Ieinhort Sc.
fretdr, t13 8 StroBe, 9. Sc. per-
iommeIt iih ieoen l.. 0ienstao i'm
Monat in 936 ga. Nbe., g. SO.
|erein 8abern, Columbia Seftian
Scr. 1. 8oIfgang HudO1ideI. 8r1i
Tranf @ieganb, @i5e-Hr6i. Mida'
SoI5beierIein. Sdnsmeiiter. Sheo u.
3edert, Sefretdr. 1910 SIa. glpc
81. 6. @eri. am 1. Sonntne /. 81
8 1lhr nodim. in go 922 To 9[De
GdmGbiiGer 9ranfen : ltnteritiit.
sunasberein. Mihnel Diet. @efret1r
629 $ Str, 81. 9. g~eriommlung am
/. Dienstag /. 81. in gto.737 Z. Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Entered as second class matter at the
post Office at Washington. D. c.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

nouses-tnere was Z rush for electric
cooking utensils.
But sometimes the emergency arose
wne u was not possible to buy such
things In time. One such case, oc.
CURED at breakfast time and left the
family with nothing on which to cook
eggs. The master Of the house knew
they had. an electric hatiron. He told
them to invert It and cook the eggs
on Its polished ~undersurface, which
was done without d%ifaculty. Small
pancakes and toast were cooked in
the same way.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

We'll. tho cook has gone and I'm
not going to bother to get another.
I'm going 70 do the cooking myself,
deary. You heard what Mr.. soand-So
gave his wife when she did the cook.
ing3"
And, putting her arms round his
neck, she cooed: What shall l get
Tor my cooking?'
Woman" said her husband. push.
Ing her away. you viii get q long.
black veil!!"-saturday Evening Post
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

family left. and no other could be OBJ
tained, 80 the lady Of the house did
the cooking herself. with such salts
factory results that, after q month,
her husband gave her 4 beautiful set
OF sablss az 2 token Of his apprecia.
ton q the good dinners he had en-.
joyed.
y course the neighbours soon heard
OF this, and when the cook left In an.
other equally well-known family the
lady OF that house said to her hus.
band:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13
COOKED EGGS ON FLATIRok.
With the Gao Stove Frozen up. New
Yorker Proved Himself Equal
to tho Emergency.

The prolonged cold spell this win
ter sharpened the wits Of many per
sons who never before had any idea
OF the uses to which electricity could
be put. When the gas gave out in
looking stoves owing to the pipes be-
Ing frozen-as it did in hundreds OF
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13
Rush Hour In indIanapolle,

s~~ st bssNs0ss0RSsBC
The "sardine Special" on the 1rv
4ngton street car line last night car.
ried 141 passengers. or rather the
conductor on the special collected III
fares. There were some that he did
not get because the special was at
the belt before the conductor could
be hoisted through the various do.
partments of the car.
There were thirty:Ave on the rear
platform, figured oh 4 cubic capacity
basis. There was no other way to
estimate It. as legs, bodies and heads
were wedged to such q degree that
It was practically impossible to tell
to whom each belonged. The seating
capacity Of the . 10 forty-one, 80
that an even 100 passengers that
were standing paid fareis.---Indianap.
oils News.
E-E.snEE-. r :- e... -. E.-eEe -ss@e%- IA
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13
The Minstrel Show.

Those who took part in the Min
strel show last night need have no
hesitancy in feeling proud of them
selves today, for they put on a per-
Torrance that would have done credit
to far more training and experience
than the Bemidji boys have had.
The show was good and gave ample
proof that the city has much avail
able minstrel talent.
The first part of the performance
went with a snap and speed that took
the audience by surprise so that
laughter and applause was entirely
spontaneous. The second part was
made up of more serious numbers
which were appreciated fully as
much as the previous frolic.
Mile. Hap-Hazzard, known during
the day as Happy" Anderson, was
the hit of the evening. She was
dressed i'll a hobble skirt of wonder
full and startling design and was
finished off with a hat, made, Incl
IDENTIFY, by a local milliner, which
was all that could be desired to make
a unique effect. Her band put the
efforts of the regular Bemidji band
to shame.
The Dark Town Fire Department
was not the successful number that
it was expected to be. When the
curtain fell on the first scene many
of the audience left and did not see
the finish of the act. If the boys will
pardon a suggestion, it was said by
many last night that the effectiveness
of the show would be doubled if the
second act was shortened and made
the first, while the first is played
second leading to Mile. Hap-Hazzard
as the climax of the evening. =
Tom Symons tried to make a
supper engagement with Mile. Hap
Hazard but the young lady said she
would prefer to meet him after the
performance tonight.
The house which greeted the boys
was close to capacity. The perform
nee will be repeated tonight and is
worthy of a full attendance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

Another resourcefM man used {
Snatiron to thaw out = frozen radia.
lor. while yet another. IN order to make
MS radiator more emcient and stir up
the stasnant air In q room. placed an
electric Tan on the floor and direct
GO g blast OF air against the radiator.
The effect Of this was to raise the
temperature Of the room rs degrees
IN hall IN hour.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

, Don't be surprised II you have an
attack Of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts freely
with Chamberlain's Liniment and it
will soon disappear. Sold by Bark
er's Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
April 13.


1695-Jean de Lafontaine, the
great writer of fables, died in Paris.
Born July IS, 1921.
1743-Thomas Jefferson, third
president of the United States, born
in Albemarle county, Va. Died at
Monticello, Va, July 4, 1926.
1S25-Thomas Darcy MCGEE,
Canadian statesman and orator, born
in Carlingford, Ireland. Assassinated
at Ottawa, April 7, 1868.
1S29-British Pertinent passed
the Roman Catholic Relief bill.
184S-By resolution Congress ten
dered the congratulations of the
people of the United tSates to the
French people on becoming a re-
public.
1S54-Pennsylvania state agricul-
tural college organized.
1S61-Fort Sumpter surrendered
by Major Anderson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13
Congratulations to-:

Arson Phelps Stokes, Jr., "the mil
lionaire minister of the gospel" 80
years old today.
DR.. Daniel o. G. Lowell, noted, Bos-
ton educator, sixty-one years old to-
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-04-13

Her, Reward.
The cook for 9 well-known Seattle
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The Detroit times., 1912-01-05
RICHESON SAID TO BE
IN GRIP OF INSANITY

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 5.-That the
mind OF Rev. c. V. T. Richeson has
given way under the strain and that
he is today raving and believed to be
maniac i'm his cell in the Charles
ST. jail, was learned today from a
source close to the defense.
Ii is stated that late this afternoon
an application will be made TO the
court for the appointment OF a lunacy
commission 10 examine the minister
II they find that he is insane then the
court will be asked TO have him trans
ferred Immediately to an asylum Tor
treatment and the trial set for jan
Is. will be indefinitely postponed.
II is learned at the district attor-
news office today that even some
members of the prosecution stan, who
recently have visited the pastor, have
frankly stated in public that they can
not believe Richeson is sane.
RIcheson. II Is said, authoritatively,
AT times screams and yells incoherent
phrases in which the names OF AVIS
IInnel and Violet Edmands are distin-
guished. At times he does not recog-
nize even his attorneys II they hap
pen 10 be visiting him.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-05

We offer you choice
OF a splendid lot of
Women's Boots, In dull
and patent leather.
button and lace styles,
all sizes. that formerly
sold at $3.50 and $3.50.
now only
The Detroit times., 1912-01-05

Our special Fiannefette gov
made with double yoke fro
and back with or witho
collars. Full lie ng t h a 4
full
sizes. Nv
Special ............
The Detroit times., 1912-01-05

on Resolved. That equal suffrage
would benefit the home" was won by
the negative side. The affirmative
was upheld by Mrs. Ruby M. Zahn.
Mrs. F. Z. Pitcher and Mrs. II. w.
Campbell and the negative by Mrs. +.
]. Auringer. Mrs. c. c. BENJAMIN and
Mrs. +. p. Arthur. Following the de-
bate, Mrs. George G. Caron, president
OF the Detroit Federation of Women's
clubs, spoke in behalf OF the proposed
woman's club building for the use OF
all of the clubs of the city. Mrs. ].
A. Hurst sang two pleasing solos,
Mrs. Benjamin playing the accom-
paniments. The next meeting OF the
club will be held In Diamond temple,
Monday. Jan. 10, when Miss Regina
Heller. kindergarten supervisor in the
Detroit schools. will be the speaker.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-05

For the third number, in the Social
ist Lyceum course of lectures. in
Turner hall, Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, Frank Bohn, of Chicago, will
talk on THE war of the classes" Mr.
Bohn was formerly lecturer on eco
Monies In Columbia university, and
is now contributing editor OF the In.
ternational Socialist Review. and a
lecturer on Socialist topics. In re-
ferring TO his lecture, The war OF
the classes" Mr.. Bonn says: The
Socialists purpose In calling attention
to the class struggle, Is not TO &C
centuate It's horrors. such as strikes,
lockoufs and dynamite explosions, but
to 6give the general public correct
understanding Of It's position and It's
duty with relation to interests and
events. TO the very purpose that those
who are struggling for better eondt
lions may employ education and leg
islation as opposed to violence, OF
simple despair.