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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

rel "a izobrazbo tistih sloiev
ne dobe omike cd mixer, stori !.
vec "a sloyenski narod, neg .
%stOrile doslej vse narodniasL.
stranke skupaj.
Kako vazno je delo socialne A.
mokracije ravno V tel meri, Doh.
re pogled ma katerokoli stran. Il,
sti pa ma periferijo omega ozep.
liza, ma katerem prebivajo Slow
CT. POmanjkanje ~izobrazbe lie ~.
10 slovenskemu narodu ma tisoss
IN tisoce njegovih CLANCY direkt.
no IN indirektno. Ma dlani lie. IA
Je neomikan clovek V vsakem ou;-
ru, tudi narodno, stokrat boil in.
diflrenten, nego izobrazen. Narod.
maxi maj sc nikar ne MOTTO q
Sc i'm vcasi posreGi, segnati seto
nezavednih ljudi IA kaksno pezui-
selno sovinisticno demonstraei;o.
Sc bo nasprotnikom posre6ilo. we.
II jim cello ceto in jo porabiti pro-
ii MIN, elm zapiha drug veter.
Nekoliko maj Sc spominiajo. pa
bodo PRIMAL, da je tako. Pomani-
kanje omike je tudi najvec kriyo.
da nj pri mas nobene politiene
stalnosti, ampak da prehaiaio ce-
lie trume IL tabora V tabor in da
brez vsake kritike prekliniaio.
kar so Sc vGeraj poveliSevali in
blagoslavljali, kar so veerai OBJ
metavali z blatom. Ljudstvo. XII
tako lahko uide IL liberalnega ia
bora V klerikalni it'd, pa ravno
t.ko lahko zbezi izpod slovenskih
zastav pod nemSke, pod italian
ske ali pa pod k~itajske.
Razumeti pa je treba, da mes
canske stranke, mai so liberalne
ali pa klerikalne, ne moreio in Y
lastnem Interest," ne smejo dajati
liudstvu one nObrazbe. XII 10 po-
trebuje. Ne mOrejo, ker ne z
mejO pravih ljudskih potreb: ne
smejo, ker je srajca telesu blizja
cd suknje. Vsako reSnicno znan-
je V glavah delavskega ljudstva
Sc izpremeni V niece. XII sekajo ra-
ne izkoriSeevalcem. torei onin. XII
Jill zastopajo meScanske straake.
Tako so naSi nationalist V "a
gait; ako hi - lie duSevno : po-
magali p~rOletariatu, bi Skodovali
svojim lastnim gospodarskim IN
teresom. &c hi hoteli reSiti sloven-
ski narod, hi moral pomagati
p%roietariatu. Kar tega ne smejo..
pomagajo sebi $ tenn, da jemlje-
10 Ease cd p%roletariata profit, da-
jejo mu pa bobneGe fraze. Mad
prodiraiocim germanizmom pre-
takajo bridke Sole. narodu. XII
maj hi reSil svojo existence. pa
JemlJejo VISA sredstva IA boz. So
cialno demOkracijo pobijajo, ali
socialna demokracija je edini fax
tor Xxi V razmerah kapitalisticne
druzbe lahko resi- slovenski narod.
Marsikdo, ki je danes Sc slep,
re Sc izpregleda - ce lie ne bo pre-
pozno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

" hIdSild DCScud.
zgodovini Sc je vedno mnogo ra-
bila, menda pa nikdar toliko V ma
Sih cash. Zaradi tega bi bilo misli,
ii, da so 81 vsaj tisti ljudje, XII jo
najveG izrekajo, ma jasnem, kaj ie
poGeti s TEN pojmom. &c bi Sc svO-
boda samo opevala, 81 ne bi bilo
treba mnogo beliti glave z MO, "a
kaj .pesnik ina tudi svobodo. da
pretirava, da nadomeSGa kruto res
nico $ fantazijami, ter da rabi poi
me in beSede 30 svojih umetniSkih
besedah. Ali doeim so ravno maj
boljSi pesniki prenehaii tlaver1ar
deklamirati o svobodi in 10 rabbit
"a opajanje namesto alkohola, je
politicni agitaciji in V gospodar-
skem zivljenju "svoboda' Sc we'd
no med najbolj priljubljenimi ge-
sli in ravno tukai. kjer je bio ire
'ba najtrezneiSega miSljerja. Sc
ljudstvo najboli narkotizira 2 be-
sedami. Svoboda ma eni strani
pray tako zlorablja. kakor ma dru-
gi "nadzemeliske' skrivnosti.
kljub navideznemu n~ajskrajncj-
semu n~asprOtstvu pa je oboje zelo
sorodno: Oboje Spelulira Z maj
globokejSim ljudskim hrepenen-
jem, 2 nezavedno. "a vedno plamte-
co, ne IL razsodnosti. temvec IL
euvstva ~izvirajoGo zeljo pc najvi-
Sji sreGi. Svoboda je EN- izraz take
zvrhane sre6e, nebeSka blazenost
pa drugi.
Pustimo "zivljenje onkraj gro
ba' o katerem ne more xiv krSt
pOvedati mic gotovega in S kate
rim nina politika n~obenega ma
ravnega stika. Kaj je 5 svobodo
Ali je svoboda sama pO sebi poll
ticno naGelo? Ali more biti svobo-
da temelj ali cilj politike?
Priznavamo, da so to "sumlji-
va" v%prasanja. Cloveka zadene
OBJ Nth kaj lahko ocitanje, da je
nazadnjak, sovraznik svobOde. alb
solutist in kdo We kaj Sc. Ali cisto
"slucajno" so postal najvec.ii re-
ahcionarji, absolutisti in zatiralci
svobOde tisti, XII so najvec govOrili
o svobodi ter vedno razvijali "a
stavo svobode. Proti ''svobodmja-
kom' Sc svoboda danes raw
no tako braniti, kakor prot pra-
vim nazadnjakom in tiranOm.
Svoboda nj ME absolutnega. Alb
solutne svobode nj. Mixer ie nj,
ne V vesoljstvu, ne V materialnem
in ne V duSevnem zivljenju. Pow
sod je odvisnost. Svetovi in sve-
town. sistemi so odvisni drug cd
drugega, vsi vzajemno. Zemlja .je
odvisna Oh velikega solnca in cd
male lune. Vagabund komet, Xxi Sc
klati pc neizmernosti ~svetovja, nj
niti trenotek prost; a kakor .je
sam Odvisen cd tisocerih teles. S
katerimi ina oddaljene ali pa in
timnejse stike, tako so V manjSini
meri Odyisni cd NIGGA ne lie ne
znatni meteori, XII Jill spotoma po-
zira. ampak tudi veliki svetovni
magnati, Xxi Jill srecava.
Zakone tie v~sesploSne odvisnosti
so uGenjaki studirali in Jill Sc da-
lie studirajo. Spoznavajoci tie "a
kone, izr acunavajo Min neizogib-
ne posledice in nam Jill napovedu-
jejo. Preden Sc prikaze nebeski
potepin najboljsemu dalekogledu.
re povedo zvezdoznanci, kdaj Sc
pojavi ma gotovem mestu.
Vsestrahska c1visnost sega cd
najvecjega do najmanjsega. Do
skrajne meje cloveske zmozrosti
10 za~sledujejo teloskopi, spektral-
ma analiza in racuni v velikosti v
komaj pojmljivo hite "a MO in 10
doganjajo mikroskopi. Nekod med
skrajnimi konci neskoncnosti pa
elovek in njegov rod. Del brez-
mejnega sveta je in re cato, ker je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

lahko sestavili cello listo.
MogoGe, da je med mani tudi Sc
nekaj takih, XII pridejo V zadrego
zarodi izgovora, zakaj MISC prisli
ma sejo, in ii lahko torej in ma
stoppih izgovorov enega izberejo
Ease.
|. Incl sem opravek.
=. Bill sem bolehen.
3. Dogovoril sen Sc, da pridem
tam in tam.
4. Zmotil sem Sc V datumu.
D. Sci SEN mimo, pa sem mislil,
da Sc nobenega nj.
6..Bil sem povabljen V neko
druzbo.
Z. Moral sem spremiti sorodni-
ka ma kolodvor.
s. Moral sem nekaj oskrbeti.
9. Hotel sem obiskati bolnega
p%rijatelja.
10. Bill sem ma svatbi.
IL. Bolela so me kurja ocesa.
II. Nisem mogel najti svoje
clanske knjizice.
13. Dokler DO tovaris X .
predsedoval, ne pridem.
IA. Sedanje druStveno vodstvo
mi ne ugaja.
10. Sedaj nina pomona. tax vi
dim vedno lie znane obraze.
Moja zena je ne|ievolina. kadar
grem ma sejo.
Is. Bill sem grozno prehlajen.
10. Donna sem pospravljal.
20. Bill sem ma koncertu.
81. Ne daleG od'mene ie gorelo.
-. Kar tn pove, VEN JAZZ re
zdavnaj.
%. Sal nj treba, da hi moral
biti vedno raven
"A. Popolnoma sen pozabil, da
je seja.
%. Moi tovariS ie zaspal.
26. Moja zena je bila bolehna.
81. Nj me veselilo.
2S. MoGno .je dezevalo.
%. Bio je ~prevroce.
80. Bill sem Y gledaliScu.
81. Zakaj Sc nj w;il shod po-
poldne.
81. Zve6er je bilo mraz.
30. Prispevke imam plaGane. ali
to ne zadostUje?
81. Ma sell je 'mcrodajna lie ena
kliha.
%. Zakaj hi Sc ; prijatelji kre-
gall
30. Nisem vedel. ia Sc seja vrSi
re dopoldne.
81. Sal itak vse skupaj nina
nikakrSnega pomona.
3S. Prostor, kjer Sc je seja vrSi-
la. mi ne ugaja.
80. Ma zadnji sell ses Sc moral
jeziti.
40. Sal itak ME ne velia, kar JAZZ
recem.
II. Vselej Sc preveJ nepotreb-
mega govori.
AZ. Bill sem proved zaposlen.
10. Seje Sc yselei prepozno prize
nejo.
II. Seize t%raialo predolgo.
40. Sal gre tudi brez meme.
Takih i1goyorov, XII pa Jill je Sc
veliko wee, Sc posluzujejo tisti. Xxi
Sc sci izogibajo. Gotovo tudi
marsikateri sodrug Made med ma
vedenimi izgovori znane besede.
XII Jill je nemara, re sam izprego.
voril. Noben organiziran delavec.
XII sc V popolnem obsegu zaveda
svOje dolznOsti. ne m prihajati
5 podobnimi praznimi izgovori
GOtovo so tudi resne Ovire. XII cd
sotnost opravicujejo, toda vecino-
ma je povod, zakaj delavci sci ne
o~biSGejo. brezbrizna nezavednost.
Vsak tovaris nora priti do spo-
mania, da je poleg plaGevanja
prispevkov in izpolnievania dru-
9Th stvari. tudi n.jegova dolznost.
da Sc u%edelezuje redno sci.
KUPCIJA z OTROCI v MEM.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

pOldrug million dLs, ali v prak.
tiGnem zivljenju sc naSteje komaj
nekoliko tisoc Slovencev. Ogrom-
ne mnOzice Sc ne more vpoStevati
ker sploh ne zivi svojega zivljen-
ia, temvec vegetira bedno in tuz-
no, kakor hoGeio drugi, pa nina
ne moci, ne razumevanja, ne vo-
lie "a delo, Xxi hi sluzila drugim
narodom najprimitivnejSim, maj
blizjim in IA splosnost najman.i
pomembnim ciljem.
Ako hi imeli res poldrug milo
nov Slovencev, tedaj to ne hi bill
wee maJhen narod, kajti tako "a
vedne cete tudi mnogo veGjih ma
rodov ne postavi ma plan.
Ali 'Je pa mogoGe napraviti IL
slovenSkega naroda tako moc2 Pc
potih na%cionalizma ne; to doka-
zuje visa dosedanja zgOdovina, XII
belezi skoraj same izgube in pora-
re. VpraSa st tore.j. &c nj nobene
druge poti.
CeSa hi bilo treba. da hi masa
slOvenSkega naroda postala zave-
dina. in mobilna? Tia masa je Sc.
stavljena IL poljedeljskega. obrt-
niskega in duSevnega proletariata
- s kratka: IL proletariata. TIE
resnice hi mogoce pobiti. Yeast
prihajajo trenotki. ko priznavajo
to tudi nasprotniki. ker nimajo
stalnega nacela, sucejo resnico Ia
ko, kakor Jim kaze momentna ko-
rist. Vcasi pac citirajo Stevilke IL
svojih hranilnic in posojilnic -
seveda enostransko - pripovedu-
jejO, kolikO denarja lei tam. IL.
vajajo, da imaio premozne kmete.
obrtnike in trgovce in fantazirajo
o politiki srednjega stanu. Ali Ge
nanese strankarska ratreba in &c
sc Jill nazene V kozji rog. teda,j
povedo, da je slovenski narod ST
romaSen, da je kmet zadolzen. da
obrtnik propada. Da je polozai de
iavStva ma Slovenskem naravnost
~neznoSen, m re neStetokrat do
kazali.
Resnica je ia, da Sc .ie tudi ma
Slovenskem razvila burzvaziia -
prava plutokraticna burzvazija.
da imamo tudi pri mas razmeroma
velike bogataSe M eni strani. ma
drugi pa neprenehoina naraScajo
60 vojsko proletariata. V katero
sc cd dine do dine boij pogreza We
Xix del srednjega stanu.
BOgatini V civilni obleki in V
talarju so vsi povprek narodnia.
Xxi, to Sc pravi. pc svoiih besedah
nimajo druge skrbi, kakor blagor
naroda. Napaka je lie V tenn. da in
dentificirajo Sebe z narodom. Nth
cilj so baje 'narodni cilii''. Nth
profit je "narodna koriSt". Kar
dosezejo sami, to je "narodna pri.
dobitev". Pri vsem tenn pa naraS-
ca in propada proletariat.
Povzdigniti narod, Sc ne pravi.
napolniti Sc nekoliko kapitalistic-
nth in polkapitalisticnih moSenj.
temvec reSiti maso IL gospodarske
IN dusevne bede, V kateri tiGi. ter
j pomagati ma tako viSavo, da DO
ne lie lahko zivela cd danes do iu-
tri, cd jeseni do zine, ampak il
ostane poleg svojega lastnega XIV
ljenja Sc dovolj sredstev, casa in
moci "a splosne potrebe.
Mice razen sociaine demokra-
ciJe ne izvrsuje tega. della. Nobeni
stranki ma Slovenskem nj mar. kai
pocne proletariat - razen ce so
volitve in sc rabi njegove glasove.
kaj pa hoce socialna demokra-
ia? Men namen .je, zboljsati
gmotni polozaj proletariata in
koncnc mu priboriti popolno 60
spodarsko neodvisnost. IL sedan.
Jill brezpravnih hlapcev in SUI
nJev hoce napraviti enakopravne
sodruge. Ker to nj mogoGe brez
boJa, organizira delavstvo "a GO
spodarski boz in je tako odkrito-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Alkohol in napredovanje v soil.

Idravnik DIR. Meyer pise V mesec-
niku "Gute Gesundheit'' sledece:
Wee uciteljev in Solskih ravnate-
ljev je raziskovalo razmerje med
u~zivanjem alkoholnih pijac in ma
predovaniem V soil. NajveGkrat so
r%azlocevali pri TEN tri skupine:
otroke, Xxi so napredovali dobro,
zadostno in n~ezadostno. Vsakokrat
Sc je jasno videlo, da je oni Solar
TEN uspeSnejSe napredoval, elm
mani alkoholnih pijac je zavzival.
Otroci, Xxi so redno pill, so skoraj
vsi nezadostno napredovali. Sol
skim otrokom Sc ne SINE dajati nj
ii najmanjse mnozine alkohola.
Alkohol unicuje otrosko duso in
telo.
Ako .je potekla Vasa n~arocnina
ma "Proletarca'', jo obnovite Sc
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Time for B. v. DIS.
BUSY LIVES LED BY WASPS
Insects "a, Industrious at Homo 40
When They Get After the SWIM
ming Small Boy. E-.s

Wasps appear to be wellnigh as In
dustrious as ants or bees. One au-
thority has declared that the cardinal
doctrine of the wasps Is: IF any
wasp will not work, neither shall he
eat" -
Division of labor is clearly seen in
the wasp's nest. Some of the work
ers seem to be specially employed as
foragers and soldiers, others appear
to be told off as nurses and guardians,
while yet others are engaged as paper
makers and masons.
Wasps are at all times particularly
fond of honey. Toward the end of
summer as all bee-keepers know, they
will force their way into beehives and
carry off by force as much as they
can gorge of their winged neighbours
honey.
The drones of the wasp world, In
stead of being idle and luxurious, are
sober, Industrious and well-behaved
members Of the community. They
clean the streets of their town with
exemplary diligence, acting as public
scavengers or sanitary officers. And
they have their reward, for, unlike the
been drones, they live their allotted
life in peace and quietness until win
ter involves both them and their
maiden sister in one common cata"
clysm of death and destruction.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
The Governors Veto.

On Tuesday Governor Eberhart
exercised his right of veto for the
first time and sent back to the house
the Nolan public utility bill. This
bill provided that city councils should
have complete control over public
utility corporations operating within
their city limits. 1t was a patch
work bill inasmuch as it provided
control for certain; classes of corpora
lions which do not operate exclus-
lively within any one city.
Telephones were exempted from
the Nolan bill and were covered by
the Minnette bill which provided
that telephone rates should be regu-
lated by the railroad and warehouse
commission. The principles involved
in these two bills are directly OPP
posite to each other. The Nolan bill
would let each municipality regu-
late it's own public utility corpora
lions. The Minnette bill would place
one class under state control
Governor Eberharts action will
be regarded favorably by those who
wish to see ward politics absolutely
eliminated in Minnesota. The Nolan
bill was designed to hit one Mime
apolis company only but could have
been applied elsewhere in the state
under similar conditions. Why the
legislature should recognize the
principle of state control in one
measure and then repudiate it in an
other is hard to see.
The Pioneer is in favor of state
regulation of public utilities. There
are many reasons for urging such a
control, many of which the governor
stated in his message His veto re-
moves the possibility, since the
house apparently cannot muster
enough votes to pass the bill over the
veto, of corruption between councils
and public utility managers for at
least two years. If the present legis-
lature will see fit to establish a pub
lie utilities commission with power
to regulate all rates, the problem can
be we'll settled at once.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
NOTICE or CONTEST.
Department Of the Interior,
United 6tAtas Land 06dce.

g., .,r4-
-sss sss. April 10, 1913. ~
To Robert S. Eaton Of Biggs Ill, Con
You are hereby notified that Peder
as his post office address, did on March
18th 1913, file; in this office his duly
corroborated application to contest and
stead, Serial No. sO6S04, made October
15e n. Range IS ", 9Th Principal iHieie
ldian. and as grounds for his contest he
alleges that, said entryman has wholly.
abandoned the said land since making
entry thereon; That he has wholly failed
to establish a, residence or in any way
Improve the said tract as required by
J. You are. therefore, further notified
that. the said allegations will be taken
by BY this this, Office as having been confessed
cancelled Hereunder without your furth-
5er right to be heard therein, Ell Their before
this office or on appeal, if you fail to
after the FOURTH publication Of this
notice, as shown below, your answer
under oath, specifically meeting and re-
or if you fail within that time to file in
this office due proof that YOU have
served a copy of your answer on the
said contestant either in person or by.
registered mail. If this service is made
by the delivery Of a copy of your an
swer to the contestant in person, proof
Of such service must be. either the said
contestants written acknowled gment of
his receipt ofzthe copy, showing the date
Of its receipt,or the affidavit Of the per-
stating when and where the copy was
Edelivered;zif made by registered mail.
proof EOf such1 service 4mu t. consist of
the affidavit of the person by whom the
copy Was: mailed, stating when. and the
post Office to Which it was mailed, and
this affidavit must be accompanied by
the postmaster's receipt for the letter.
- You should state in, your answer the
name of the pos office to which you de-
sire future notices to be sent to you.
::z.sszs. tx Ess la ~ ARTHUR r. TAUPIN, a.
@-se* IL = ez@sr.z;za Register.
Date of first publication April II
Date of Second publication April "a. :
Date Of third publ cation, LAY 1. IN /
Date of fourth publication, May s. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Doctor Wilson's Lucky Thirteen. &

Let the superstitious cultivate num-
yer 10 If they want real luck. At
least President-elect Wilson finds it
so, and any combination which by ad.
dition, subtraction, or multiplication
will produce the lucky number, gives
him the greatest delight. hirteens,"'
he says, "have always been running
through my life in connection with
some fortune" His name-Woodrow
Wilson contains just Is letters. It
is said he dropped Thomas, his first
name, In order to get down to lucky
49, For 10 years he was professor
in Princeton university, and then was
elected It's thirteenth president. He
was nominated and elected president
of the United States in 1912, which by
the addition of it's digits gives 10. The
electoral college met on the 18th OF
January, and he will be- - the "28th
president" combination OF figures
totaling -. - T.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Found a Cure for Rheumatism.

ri suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length of
time," writes Lee L. Chapman, Maple
ton, Iowa. IT suffered terrible pain
so I could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago began using
Chamberlain's Liniment and in two
months was we'll and have not suf-
fered with rheumatism since" For
sale by Bankers Drug Store.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Gla.s.Eyed Cow <Workss Overtime

Glass.Eyed Cow Works Overtime
A few months ago a dairy COW be
longing to Blair Stanton, q Wyan
dotte county farmer, producing eight
quarts Of milk a day, lost an eye IN
the hedge brush. The cow refused to
associate with others of the herd,
gloomed alone and relapsed into. q
state Of chronic melancholy. From
eight quarts of milk per day her out
put dropped to four "A veterinarian
was called. He found no ailment ,ex
cept melancholy, and he solved the
problem :. by providing her with 9
glass eye. Next day the Jersey was
found:with the herd grazing in deer
contentment. Best OF all, she regained
her milk ard started In to make uI
for lost time. Now she is giving ter
quarts of milk a day and is happy
Kansas City Dispatch to the New
York Herald. ...:s-5.= 1@,s .5s .: sssz
3 -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Something New Under the Sun.


Something New Under the Sun.
Just 40 we make up our minds that
the blacksmith and horseshoer have
become things O. the past one OF the
members Of the last-named craft hobs
up with an idea that makes It seem
like the latest thing. The latest idea
sis q travelling horse shoer's shop which
takessthe formaof a IoW-sWung wagon
s;WithSa canvas hood. In the body 81
which Ia q complete horseshoeing
equipment, forge, bellows, anvil and
even the strong odors Of coke and
burnt leather. The wagon travels
around the streets Of the upper West
side and wears mighty prosperous
airFas # stands backed ups to the curb:
while the smith inside the wagon.
pounds out shining sparks from the
shoes he shapes on his anvil. New
York Press. 5ss4s
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Collins Many Centuries Old.

Two tiny collins have recently been
found In the monastic burial ground
of Peterborough, Northampton, Eng
land and have been placed In Peter
borough cathedral. They are said to
be the collins of the twin children Of
King Canute. who were drowned In
Whittlesey Mere as they were cross
Ing to be educated at Peterborough
abbey. 55 s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Straight at It.

There Is no use OF our heating
around the bush. We might as we'll
out with It first as last. We want
you to try Chamberla - Cough REM
edy the next time you have q cough
or cold. There issno reason soEfar as
we can seeTWhy you should not doEso.
This preparation By, It's remarkable
cures has gained q world wide repu-
tation, and people everywhere speak
OF 1t In the highest terms of praise.
It is for sale by Barker's Drug Store.
- DIV.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
Look to Your Plumbing.

You know what happens in house
in which the plumbing is in poor
condition. everybody in the house is.
liable to contract typhoid or some
other fever. The digestive; organs
perform the same functions in the.
human body as the plumbing does for
the house. and they should be kept
in first class condition all the time.
If you have any trouble with your
digestion take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you are certain to get quick re-.
lief. For sale by Barker's Drug Store,
ADV. -. 4: s...-a
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HOW'S THIS :.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cattarh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J.&CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
il Cheney for , the last Is Years, and be:
lieve him perfectly {. honorable in all
business transactions land financially
able to carry fout any obligations made
by his firm szf5ss.5& , s. b.; 5s7455
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
z=s:-;:fe t:5z Toledo; o. z
HalFs Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern.
ally, acting directly upon * the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
per bottle. Sold .bv. an All. SDruesists. cents us
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton s9E9s f 4s sss 8 t5Sz al n
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sands of acres of practically free
range on which there is natural grass
in abundance, shade and pure water.
There are no severe storms in the
winter and the drainage is such
that floods are unknown. Minnesota
needs the ranchers. They should in
yestigate. ..> ..s.., I, = ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-17
The Wages of Sin.

Early in the morning of January
3, 1911, the clerk in the Mckay hotel
in Duluth was held up and robbed by
two young boys, Charles Melodrow-
ski and Algot Johnson. In attempting
to escape they were captured by Pa
trolman Harry Chesmore. He put
the boys on a car and started for the
police station. He never arrived alive
for Melodrowski shot him and he
died at once.
The two boys were tried. Melo-
drowski was sentenced in life impris-
onment and Johnson for thirty years.
They had aspired to be dime novel
heroes and their SNUG satisfaction at
the time of their trial was pathetic
to see. Shortly after being sent to
Saltwater, both boys contracted con-
sumption and Melodrowski soon died
Johnson, who is now sixteen years
of age, proved of tougher fiber and is
alive today although his death is mo-
mentarily expected. He was released
the first part of the week by the state
board of pardons in order that he
might die at home. I 4. Il +.
Thus although capital punishment
is no longer the rule in Minnesota,
the death of these two boys can be
traced directly to their taking Of a
human life.