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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27
HON. 4 BROOK GIRL
Got Strong and Well Again

Got Strong and Well Again
Grace, D. Lamb Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, says: Il was all rundown and on
the verge of nervous prostration:
could not sleep for pain in my back.
In all was a wreck. A friends told
me what Vinol had done for her lit
tie girl so / tried it. / noticed an
after the first bottle I
Ecould sleep well, my trouble. ma v
could sweep we'll, my appetite i'm
proved, and after taking three bot
/ ties / am strong and we'll again"
Vinol is the most efficient strength
creator for such women 1t is the
medicinal elements of the Gods liv-
ers contained in Vinol aided by the
blood making and frightening pro-
|perties OF tonic iron which makes
1t so far superior to all other tonics
to. build up health and strength for
weak, tired, ailing women. It con-
Itains no oil and has q delicious taste.
We give back your money If Vinol
does not do all that we claim. Bark
|er,s Drug Store. Bemidji Mimi.
p. s. II you have any skin trouble
TRY Sake salye. We guarantee 1t.
Pioneer wantson half cent =
word sash.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27
Is ADOp led By
large MAJORITY
New Constitution for Con,
gregalioual Church.
RADICAL CHANGES MADE

Considerable Opposition Develops, but
the SO c.'!sd Progressive Element
Puts Titrs.seh thu Revised noe&rins
WIN Comparative Ease.
kaYn 1sss Guy, Oct. 27.-The Congre,
SO ts,eI,as.!! Is .;'ch in the United States
Is lie.s..3essi,.e. This was demonstrat,
ed whoa rs national council swept
aside all G. POSITION and by an over.
whelming yote adopted a new consti.
tuition, containing new statements Of
doctrine ar other radical changes In
church policy. <
The council made no important
changes - the document as presented
hy: the commission.
The commission Of nineteen that
framed the. document Is composed Of
the leading lights of the. Congregation
q church in America.
!. The provision Of the new constitu.
ton that has caused the most, discus.
sion, and some opposition is the ap.
pointment Of a general secretary to
serve the churches of the country in
an advisory capacity. His duties
would be Similar to that Of bishop.
He will viait the various churches
and confer with the missionary so.
cieties and it has, been charged his
influence will be greater than that of
moderator.
Opposition to Other Changes.
The appointment Of a commission
of missions to govern the missionary
societies of the church with the ulti-
mate object of merging the eight or
CARNATIONS now carrying on church
work also has met with opposition.
The commission would have the ma
tional council begin the initial steps
in this union at once by naming the
majority members of the governing
board of each church society, thus
giving the national council control. Tt
has been contended that the council
has no right to assume control of the
societies, which are separately incor-
=
I. porated bodies
A new apportionment plan is pro-
vided by which the funds that former.
ly went directly to each society from
the churches at large shall be turned
into the national council, where they
may be apportioneds to each society.
Thus an increase of 100000 annual,
ly is turned over to the national coun-
Gil for distribution. An increase from
the present assessment of cents a
member per year to 4 cents is pro-
,vided.
The selection ola moderator is
changed to read that this officer shall
be Chosen from among the members
Of the council" instead Of from the
voting members present in the coun-
Gil" -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27
5000 SUGGESTION 10
BEMIDJI PEOPLE

We want to tell those in Be
midi suffering from stomach or
bowel trouble that we are agents for
the simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, ETC.. known as Adler
i-ka, the remedy which became IA
nous by curing appendicitis. This is
the most thorough bowel clenser
known and JUST ONE DOSE relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach
and constipation almost IMMEDI-
ATELY. You will be surprised at the
QUICK action OF Adler-i-ka 3. N.
French & Co., druggists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27

Victor Carlson of Farris was in the
city today on business.
A. P. White went to Minneapolis
last evening on business.
Mrs. E.. A., Murray Of St. Paul is
visiting friends in the city.
Go-carts retired at the second hand
store.-Adv.
A. Anderson Of Crookston is trans
acting business in the city today
E. I. Mcclellan of Cass Lake trans
acted business in the city Saturday.
R. w. Roberts Of Brainerd IS
among the business callers in the
city.
Henry Stechman Of Tenstrike is
spending the day in the city visiting
his family.
Mrs. Patterson and daughter Ar
villa of Wilton were in the city shop
ping Saturday.
M. Rygg of Wilton was a Bemi'lji
caller Saturday, returning home in
the afternoon.
Bertel Backlund Is confined to his
home with a bad cold and Is unable
to attend school,
Go-carts repaired at the second
hand store.-Adv.
Leila Dudley and Agnes Nelson Of
Maltby were Bemidji visitors the lat
ter part of the week.
Mesdames Lycan, Sanborn and
Stanton will be hostesses Thursday
at Halloween 500 party.
E. C. McGregor returned Sunday
from lake Winnbigoshish and left In
the evening for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Grace Sherry is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Phelps of Thief River Falls.
Mrs. Walter Harper of Mentor,
Minnesota, was in the city the lat
ter part of the week on business.
Mrs. Flynn of Leonard was in the
. city Saturday consulting the oculist
in regard to her daughter Margaret's
eyes.
Ben Davis apples, $1.25 a bushel,
while they last at Schmidt's grocery.
One Of these days you ought to
so to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
Mesdames Edward Ebert and ]. II
Tuomy have issued invitations for a
Halloween 500 party to be given
Saturday.
Mesdames Hugo Scharf, L. H
Bailey and F. S. Arnold will leave
this evening for the southern part
of the state.
J. w. King of Balcourt, North
Dakota is spending short time in
the city on combined business ant
pleasure trip.
Miss Minnie Bailey will return
from Bagley today where she has
been visiting at the Hansell home
for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Younggren left thi:
morning for a months visit with
friends and relatives at Minneapolis
Chicago and Duluth. -.,
l.. w. Griffith and his bride re-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27
BEARD, 6azzL Yin HIS DEN
Wyoming Hunters Kill Beast Weigh.
"a" ino 525 Pounds,

Deadwood, S. D., Oct. 27.-Literally
boarding a grizzly bear in it's den the
Lincoln brothers Of Sundance, Wyo.,
coaxed the big animal from cave
near Sundance and shot it down as 1t
rushed toward them.
q. Bruin, who had claws five inches
long and a hug like an ore crusher,
was prompt to resent the defiance Of
the hunters He charged them so
quickly that they narrowly escaped
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27

The bear was one of the largest
ever shot in this part Of the West
and is of species that Is becoming
rare. The carcass tipped the scales
at 525 pounds and from the tip of the
nose to its toes measured nine feet.
The Lincoln brothers brought their
Prize here for butchering.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27
4 X X X X x X X X x Xxx x x 4 4
X LEST WE FORGET X

XXX X X xxx X Xxx x X x X 4
To cast your vote at the special
charter election, held Tuesday, No
vember, rs.
To hear Bennett at the city hall
November Is. Under auspices Ut
Woman's Study club
That the local items telephoned or
sent to the society editor Of the Pho
neer are appreciated. Phone 81.
That the winter convention of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
ISOLATION will be held in Bemidji
December 4 and 5.
To cut the 500 vote coupon out of
this paper and save it for your favor
lite contestant in the Schroeder
Pioneer Free Piano contest. ST..
The program to be given by high
school pupils in the assembly hall
Friday afternoon. Halloween enter
tainment. Special features.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-10-27

Messengers bearing the dignity and
power of the United States in the
form Of nine monster battleships, took
their leave from Hampton Roads. Va.
for the Mediterranean. Grim in the
dull gray paint of their sea cloaks the
ponderous war machines nodded final
farewell on the swelling tide of Hamp.
ton Roads, while the captains of the
fleet, headed by Rear Admiral Charles
J. Badger, received their last word Of
instructions from Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Roosevelt. t..
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
FRANKLIN WAS
 BUILT ID LAST
That is George Ilagcman $ Reason for Saving That the Air-cooIcd Car Has Never Needed Any Rad ical Changes

That the Franklin was built right lining rom time to time is the op- iniun uf George Ha@emau the local agent George never loses 1n oppor- trnitN to impress the |ranklins re caiiar qualities upon prospective pun ohaserS and he has fancy little speech for every one. He has stuck With thr Franklin consistently. even while handling for " lme the oak land several uirs to the S"uth have uetted him many sales.
 In an interview yesterday, he said:
 T Wlsh to thank tn, public for the prosperous year the Franklin ear has had in Arizona. feel that through advertising the Tublic in genera hae bc,ome aware of tho fact that there is such car 2s tile Franklin Then. bv personal uveSti- 2atiun. they have hecome convinced that tHe Franklin car E one If the best on the market today.
 ~Nhya
 The car wa~ or42inMlv built on tn. right principles Il was air cool t3 had a wooden frame and full 4ulpuc springs Although the details pt tho cJr have been improved upon -al h ear. there has not been ' sin gle radical chanee in the mechanical construction of the ear The result l Franklin owners are satisfied "N- ncrS
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
MIDSUMMER WEATHER
 PUTS ON NO BRAKE $
Activity of Philalthea Missionary So
 ciety Continues

The hot summer days do not slack cn the interest "t the PhIalthea Mis- 4lnnafy Societt af the First Baptist clurct, A4 t result tot a close .on- test between the "blu." side ~lth Miss AIdrich AS leader and the -.&hIte. with Miss Rogers as leader. the loNel< home of Mrs Y F. Wise 32> North Fourth avenue NdS thrown open to tn- winners of the contest Miss Rogers and her class of girls The chairman ot the d' oratinA colr- Galttee. Ms W T. Quinn showed her ubility iii the magniflcrnt decorations If .NhIte fIoWe1- tflroueHcut the spacious dining room. lbrHrl and the PhiIaltheas's own class loom After q half hour If talk on current events about fort1 five girls assembled on 1 the front porch to pose for a picture i ro send t. Miss Louise Campbell the 1 missionary they are supporting m 1 tine fpreign field
 The next number on the program and one If the most enjoyable Was
 a solo hy Miss Mary Ethel Watkins ! V Io sweetly sang Dear Heart ac- ! companted by Miss Vera Prescott The address bv Miss Dolhe Aldrici the nesr membet- and eneourasine | those who haVe been so faithful to
 their work iu the class was enjoyed Dy all present
 The watermrlon feast, last but no
 least was prettily served. The girl:
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

were then conveyed to the Lion thea ter in autos where the '. " ~ \ lad seats reserved for 1@o of their members After the picture Sho" they went to the | w. C. \. where the ladies served ice cream and cak" The talks bz the president. Mrs r.
 < Phillips and Miss Moves were both instructive and encoulaging 10 the girls. telling of the lunch room and cafeteria on North Second avenue and how much the N C. \ meant to the girls of Phoenix one who would have looked in on the Indies at the Y w C. A. would not need to be told how much Phoenix needed a home for the girls like the men have Alter registering. the girls de- parted for their respective homes.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
ORDINANCE NO. 555

construction of apartments, residences
 AN oRDINANCE relating to the and tenement houses having more than fifteen rooms.
 The Common council of the City If Phoenix do ordain as follows:
 Section l Hereafter buildings used exclusively as apartments. residences or tenement houses in the City of Phoenix, exceeding fifteen D5) rooms. whose wall or walls do not come cn the property line and are not sub icct t. being a party wall walls" may be built with the following thickness of masonry walls
 Easement First Story Second ozm
 First Second Third Easement Story Story story Story 13" g"
 Story 13" 13 9
 , Story T." r" 13
 Provided that partitions at all ir : tcrsections with wall or walls. be securely anchored thereto, and that said partitions shall be constructed with sufficient strength. ir accord- once with Ordinance No 322 of the City of Phoenix. particularly with SC cctions 52 and 5 thereof. to proper Iy support the floor. or floors above.
 Section ? No buildings shall be constructed under this ordinance with to exceed six thousand (6.00O) square feet of floor surface, unless divided by fire wall or walls. or made of fireproof construction
 Section 2 Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordin- ance shall be deemed guilty of a 1 misdemeanor and upon conviction therefor shall be fined in the sum 1 Of not less than Five Dollars ($5.00) nor more than Fifty Dollars ($30.O0l or by imprisonment in the city jail l for not less than five (5) days, noi more than fifty (50) days, or bN l both such fine and imprisonment anc each day for which such violation shall continue shall constitute new and separate offence. and shall bt punishable as provided in this section Section 4. This ordinance shal ! take effect and be in force from anc after it's passage. as by law re quired
 PASSED by the Common Counci Of the City of Phoenix. this 24ti day of June. A. D. 1913.
 I LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Attest: Mayor
 FRANK THOMAS.
 City Recorder v First publication June 26, 1913
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

There is no. need to feel any alarm
 over the symptoms of diabetes This
 disease is apt to be purely digestive
 is held largely responsible The liver
 is the largest organ of the body. and
 is not only q mass of thread like blood
 vessels but throughout its entire
 ia bric is intimately associated with the
 digestive system.
 The thing to do is to so stimulate
 the action of this myriad of blood
 vessels that each cellular part selects
 it's own essential nutriment by healthy and judicious divine discretion. This
 is accomplished by $. $. s. the most
 potent, the most active and the most naturally stimulating blood medicine known You do not need purgatives: do not be alarmed at the presence of sugar nor of so-Called sediment. Just stick to s. $ $. and bear in mind that this celebrated remedy has such a specific stimulating action on inc local cells of the liver as to pre- serve their mutual welfare and give a proper relative assistance. each cell to the other.
 Dropsica1 tendencies are thus over ! come, biliousness soon becomes a memory and jaundice, malaria, affilc- | tions of the spleen and glandular 1 sxellings will be entirely eliminated l You will find s $ x on sale at all 1 Grul. stores and for competent med- 1 teal advice free. consult by mail the | 1a borntorv of The swift Specific Co 1 137 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

If anyone doubts the above statement see Franklin ad i'll this weeks Golfers. This will tell you how the Franklin could make this wonderful record.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

LII. (. gas engines. all sizes. Emerson
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
pqlaftes in st 0 n.
y 4 mensG berune.

GbieasO. 20. 5ebr. 9as Sbeoz
bore 3bom1s Grhe'ter bat IstnsH Raz
msu in .Ghicaso SDmpbonie Or
t.Iter, asgriiHpet bon 5beooors Sbos
mas, umgeinoert. gs eeihab oies, um
eiue nnosrs muiitaIiihe Srgauiidtiou
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Snmp6onie Srheiter su nennen uno
oaoura benz Sbonas'i6en Grheitsr In
ssihdftliter uno anoerer Stuiiht 81
itaosn.
Woro unb SsIbitmoro.
Glepelano, 8, 25 Se6ruur.
Gjeprgs Watt, Elm 2insman Der bieii=
gen Strabsnbabntpmpasnie tpuros
am 9isnitng BON eiuem iun9en Manne
Ragsns gbparb Sta6l ssihoi'en uno
tootIih Derpunoet, porauf StahI
Selbnmoro beaing.
Sin anberer 9runo fir Die 5ragDs
bic lit nint betannt. als oob Watt oem
Stahl upr etnissr 3eit in einem Strsi'
Elm Que, blau seihasen bate, mas
SsaAl ni4s 1srsefsn icnnss.
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grobes 9prengu'ngs. tn
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Criebo. Gp1nisn, 25. Gebruar.
Ter goupsrnsur fer prOpin3 Aufiu-
risn lit ourn tin. Dtpelhe btnohs
ridtist norben, bab burh Jelsfprens
gungen i'm 3afsn- bon Giion DieIe
Rsrfonsn ssiobttt trurnen. Sn ner
Tewlhs bsibt ss. bab minbeiiens 90
ptrfonsn nms Qkben' icmen. Giicn
Iis Der sut1si0its 6sisuort GitasisnS.
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Stabt Werifp, 25. FEB. DdB
bas DiassResime in Werito. brett
cher inbirsti. fpisber herssiieat fpornen
lit, asbt oarnus bsrpor. nab Der prppis
iorifs pr1To,nt 1usria am 3ienitag
9sfebl CAB, bob ullt PORTRAITS oes Grs
prdiibsnien porfirio Gias ipieoer on
benislbsn pldssn in ben OffentIihen
gsbGuben aufssbdns! tperben iolen,
no iie binsen. ehe lie ouf 8sfshl bes
prdlinen.en Wtooero entfernt ipuroeH.
Webrere portraiis nts alisn Dittdtors
fpurben iofort tpieoer in ben 9dnseH
uno sdlsn bes Rationalpalcit.s aufs
aebdngt.
Di. RiisIieber beg aabinsts bott.n
iton porber, sinen foIhen 8efehl err
ipartenb, 9iloer Dias' In ben RdumsH
ihrsr Departments aHbringeH fahsn.
Die Eiisnbobnperbinbung NIT Ca
rebo ift nod unterbrohen. am Wlons
Tag ionnien feline 3iige nah 2areoc
geitidt iperoen, neil bic Snfurssnten
netrers griiden Bel Gan auis !gotoii
psrbrdnnt tatten. Der Uerftbr NIT
ben Der. Staotsn iiber CT Yafo III absr
aoh moelit, Die BON bort antommens
ben 3iig, iub aber ale tart peripdtet,
Die 8abn stprfhen Der 6dutpiiaoi uan
9sra grus 1T in DolIsm getrisb.
Gas 2eben bes Gpupsr.
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Oefobr.
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gr Dirb befhulbisi. an elmer reposui
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fpsien su fein uno bie 4bfitt sebab
su baben, Die adierne Der Regisrungs
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Jrieben I'm Snnsren lit ob.r nur Elm
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TIM Rorben bat susenommen uno oi
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3apotiiten Grieoen 3u ihlisben. idei
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Spsruiicnsbaiis Der Siaai go1buil
in, susenommtn bat, lit nifi bsiannI
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unssrbrehen. Die geeenb stpsf1.
0artno uno gan Guis poioii lit pcll
itdnbis iIolirt unn ss oIrfis iffpe
talten, 5ruppen eortbin gu ihidtn.
5m Giibsn fobren ois 3apaiiits
fors su bremen unb ;u pliinosrn un
Gin angriif ouf sinsn Militdrsus ami
idtn Csumba nnn Der Siabi Weris
!dbt nuf nod penis 3ipsifsi oarii6s
nuftommen. lpi. lie iif3 Der ntusH glD
miniftrntion geseniiber iilQsn spsrb I
Der 3ug spurbe an elmer nerbrdnnts
Bride gum Qalten stbrnhs uao D:
aampf sfpifhen ben Regierunsslrur
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Sine Der Gorosrunaen. bic fp1bren
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Der 3opaiiiisn NIT oem Rang. ben I
jtpt In itrer RdubsrcrsrntfatioH en-
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i Ip!ogIieh Sirsit ausgtbroten isi, lus
le Ger aommanoeur Der bisterigen Gel
il rahe, syitaurnri Sabre Warian, b
% Iosn aaiisr isf. gesinn ieinsr Gran
N bei. betpaHs, iih peiserie. itintn ple
ala Rnramcnneur Der Walaitlpdts
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Wetterberi6t.

STR Obio nnb bas iueitlife
ptnnInlpanisn: Sbnee coer Regen
uno spGrmsr am Wittipoh; am Dons
reriiag Shnesseis0ber uHb tdItsr.
Gub0itiife Winoe.
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gluh oas aebtn bss grs9ouperneurs
abrom Gonsales Don Ghihaabua
In Gefobr.
Gr ipirb Dor hnem Griegsseriht pros
seFiri, unb bies iteint cine 3ina
ridtung gu beoeusen.
Die Rube in MeritO <piro nohvlans
nitt bersefielIt iein.

Die 3npatiit.n haben ben aries segsn
bic Resieruns pisxr oufsenommsn.
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Ter brittle Carl NslTon. Elm Gntel oes
Geebeloen,
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Sin DaIting Delegate in Hep Yort
duf 8sFebl BON 2ontrattoren erz
moroet.
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5rou ponf9urit pirb porldufig bic
Rube bulten miihen.