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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07

tells of the Manx cat, born without tall
In Jerome's story, Two Men In Boat"
the smart terrier Montmorency is held
in check by an old battle-scarred cat
Heine likens faithless lovers to cats, in
one of his poems.. And Matthew Arnold
finds much in a cat that reminds him of
Tiberius
| think something important has been
lost to the life of a child who has not
heard the nursery classics from Mother
Gooses Melodies about the cat, such
as
"Ding-dong bell,
Pussy's in the we'll"
and
"Heigh, diddle-diddle
The cat and the fiddle
and
Pussy cat Pussy cat,
Where have you been?"
and the more serious story of Tom Whit
tington and his cat, and the artlculate
tones of the blessed Bow Bells" O,
how sweetly those dear bells rang through
the story in our childhood Wise people
now tell us that the cat in the story
was not a cat of four legs. but a boat
called a "cat," In which Wilmington long
years after he had left London conveyed
coal to that city and made his fortune
thus. / think wise people are very tire
some. Indeed they are great iconoclasts.
for the most part. They destroy all the
beautiful things that we learned in child
hood They tell us now that the Indian
maiden Pocahontas did not save the life
of John Smith; that the story of Wash
ngton and the cherry tree Is only a myth;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07

be able to find two men for every one
needed to make use of the supplies We
have on hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-07
"Ding-dong bell,
Pussy's in the we'll, "

"Heigh, diddle-diddle,
The cat and the fiddle"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
KenrV(Rob) Heinen

hemofratif6er aanbibat fir
SriebensridJfer inn 2. Iiifrift.
grimarlpabI am eamftag, ben 2 aaaur. 1918.
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Infer aeent in SamiIisn IN
Serr Gsuaro grud, 4i9 Eab 5lmfte
Strase. Sea 5e. 476 o., Seme
sbone 1851 n.
- Grcu Senrisi.s WoIf, bic Wi.tipe
bsE Dor Stpei Jo5rsn seriiorbenen Carl
WpIf, tft nurmt5r ibrsm Gatten i'm
soos na6gsfpIg.. Sic ftarb in iby..
Wobnung Qp. 514 Siib sJront Ctr.
i'm alts Don 80 Jnbrsn am Roeeas
trebs. Sis tinterI6b! afpsi 90Htsr,
5rnu 5obn %. gtrena uHb sJrI.
alma 2. @o!f. beipe bier pobnbcft,
iotpit 3 GutsI
guRotE Snssnisur 6orion 6ot
fsftssf,sIIi. oaB Die 50ffIuth bcs
Wiiumi i'm Mdrs bel Der 5ablsr' 'fhsn
5orm n0rolit pon Der S,abt bsgann.
9ur6 bic g., o. e .. GiienbabHs
bride esbsmmt, bra6sH fi6 bic
WoFsr burt ben Saupitbell Der
Stobt 5omilton 8ahn. Der erlis
SGritt tpiro iein, bas llisr bel Der
6ubIsr'ihsu Jarm gu erbOteu unb gu
bsfeitigsu.
Carl R. Greennoob, %, unb
iJreba aamm.rer, %, beio. bon bier,
trlongtsn sinsn 6<irdtbsft<in.
- Die neus 9Ipde fur ben Tburm
beg gsridtsgeb6ubts III aHss,ommsn
unb fpirb nod bids Do6e in poii.i0n
eebraht.
- abrom 5rdnf Smith. 80, uno
Qmonea Wtslpino Shslep, 90, belDe
Ron WltboIeioipn, srlcngisn einen
5<iratbsiasih uHn ipurbtu bon Rsp.
9. VI. 8ea ssirdui.
Die qoIisei in Wibblsiotpn bat
felt Greitag IA 0uHDs erf6oGen. tpeil
ein aSier, lpslGer Elm M6D6en bib.
dnesbIi4 an Der SOIlputb Iits.
- Coroner Genrp arons, 5r.. belt
geIiern in BEN Gal Don Sorrn Doos
ion, pei6sr pon Aarrp GoIIsp burA
sinen yauitf6log nnssbiid sesobtst
rurbe, bi. llnieriununs ab. Golsp
fagts aus, Goofon babe ton bsihimpfi,
norauF sr ibu mit. n<r Jauit ins &C.
iiht fdIue. Dobfon ftiirsie bon eint'r
5Io6apagsn unb fhlug nit benz fopf
auf cine Scsitns auf. baburh ben
S66beIbruh srleibtnb.
Dr,i SGuslinse Itnrben eeItern
on ben BoIgsn Der 3ise. es DarsH
sptpa,b, 8 Wlonaie alt uHb GohHhsn
Ter aamiIie 2oner, Norb g Gtrdbs;
CLAUDE, oas sinjdbries G0bnden be,
fSomili. Clifford Bruf<r, 80. l07
GproOn GDen1, nnb Der eiHjdhrigs
glarena. 5obnfDn, b<Hsn Gltern Po
| 10 Glib 6 SiraHe luobnsH.
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Die ]aasao6una. .Hsna.ltisu.
Rad eiaem arbeitreid)en gsrmittas
islgie Grholnug am Safmittag.

lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes
sSnoienn 7iitritts Der Ieutifeu Go.
Spnobe pom Rorbomerifa bot geitern
in Der QhiIippns Stride an Raae
5trabe nno DscaRiden 9Ioeuue allen
grnites beaonnea, Rnh elmer Stunoe
Der SammIuna uno Grbaintng, Die
pom srl. Minnie grunner aus
2ouispiae. 9p., seleitet uuroe. ipproe
sSrilhitiid eingenommen. Oas I'M
gr6aeihoi, Der STRIDE non ben jim.
gen Seuten Der 8emeinbe ierniert
ipuroe. Tie 9eIegnten beaaben lid,
iooann In bic Stride gum lSottes.
Sienit, beiien aeianaliher 9heil bot
asnitor $. G. eambreft uub beiisn
aeiitliher IheiI Don BaItor SoEa
cuerbe6 aus gsiueennes, Sio.. ge-
Ileitet luurbe. Sn Der It'd nnfflieben.
Sen MbeIIiunoe referirfe ssniior 81.
Solmnnn ron gIeo'ant giibge in Oh.
IheroroeniIih feiielnoer 8eiie iiber
bas bimmIiine aoniareidD. lie Wian.
ot.gntaegennnbme eraab Die anlue.
ienbeit Der geiiern naHbaft aenlodl.
Ten 1e!egaten, 81; ipelhen nod meb.
rere hilnbert aus nnierer Stnbt uno
Der llfngeoeno tnrien. ,Srl. anna
siabe Gus ,snbionapeIis. bic Sefretn'
rim. uerlos ibren 9erid,t. als mel.
dcm herporgina, onb bic Suaeno-
bimo.g o.ge.pegnng In ben epongeIiid,eil
ssirden quite syortifritte made NIB
ilberall beSelltenhe 8etDinne sli Der.
seidlnen ieien. Gin Tilett fur s5lotc
inb giano. Der 8ortraa bon alDin
unb 1riena 9bienieper. fano aered)ic
@iirhianng. Rnd,Sem bic Geleeafen
bnnn einem Wertrag iiber nisl1noi'
Ifhe Miiiion eelanid9t bntfen, erfreutg
lssrI. IQinn Torn bic anipeienoen mi:
Ecincm hiibfhen 2ieb. Rnhoem banll
mod, bic @eihdite fir BEN heiitiger
l1aa In bic A,eae geIeiiet maren.
Iidlob bic Neriommluna nit @eiang
lSebet uno Eeeen. 9ladDmittngs iuur-
| be eine lrclleu'abri burh ben goer
Bart aslnaflt unb Ons GnbsieI Dal
| Der 3ooIoniihr Mnrten. Tort per.
bradten bic iiineen pelite ben Rodl'
liniitaa luib 6en aben6. Tie aonnell'
.ion mifb bente gorniittaa 8 llb.
liortgeieut.
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lodrid,tiat, bob cine ansobl einein.

i,of,ridtiet. bnb cine ansobl @inein.
natier Strcifer einen 1rnnsport
asferbe, Gineatbunt bon Giricinnntier
isiibrtuerfsbefiteru. an Der Central
Bride niifbicIten, Der nnh perihic-
Senen 3eiben In Campbell Gountp
beitimmf mar. gIIs BoIiSeilentnalli
9rumfieIh NIT mebreren Rolbliten
aafam, poren bic Gidetts peridppnn.
ben.
5aunie siiber, Die on Der
Sames ageu. nabe Der GoIiinbta
Strabe. ipobnt, nobte eine ertab.
rung, Die iie nidbt 10 ihnea oergelien
mirb. Sie mad,te Die gcfanntihoft el'
nes ge:utiisn .@cb" bon 3oleoo, 4.
IN Cincinnati nne LTD ibn Elm, bei
ibr iiber Naht 3u bIetben. Wis lie
geiteru Iorpen su friiber Stunbe er'
lpadltc, fanS Tie, SaB ibr neugelpoit'
nener ssreuno perihnunoen uno tie
minus 5 $5 9scteu mar. Sic tlagte
ibr Seio Gem QoIiseileiituan. Sic
bertb. Dem iie cincn arnaen iino elne
aropatte ais eiBige Soentifisirnng
nnb
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am adiisen aDrptr. giad) benz alIIg
6pfpiiaf Tn GDpington esbrant.
DonAlb pail. 13 Sabre alt.
an Der QDpebIdnh glifs, lubluip,
ipobnbaft, HrnnbiDunbsn an ben Mrs
men unb am Riiden. Rad ftiner sIs
terli6<n WObnung gebrnht.
Ritait Brpfpn, ID Sabre aft,
bti Der camille 6ou ouf Bsiuh.
Hronbpun0fn am 5als unb am Riis
den. murce mad Der 6au'iden Wobs
nuns esbradt,
Tos llngIiid ereignete iid) tpobs
reno bes letten Ncnnens, an benz Clis
Der ssobHion nod, fiinf iueiiere 9sc'
tcrrabfahrer theilnnbmen Rad Der
Sd3tloeriina uon berliicnen amgen.
scupen platte an Sebnion's Mob,
nad,bem er cine Strede non fnapp
niersig ssiif pom Ausgorgspuntte
bcs 9iernen 5uriifgcleat bate, eli,
Nciicn sitnb er nar geSiuilnaen, in'
ioIne bee anlouis, ben CT genoln'
men, bic sSahrt nui benz Gabmen iei.
nes Rnoes iortsiicsen. Sierbei Derlor
er bic aoniroIIe iiber oas atao boil
itanoia uuo iallite iiber ben 3aun
hinauea in bic bis nabc5u aiii ben Iet.
ten glab beicgte 3uif)auertribiine.
OR iiiir3te birefi apf ben aopf une
bIieb NIT geipaItenem Shaoel toot
Iieaen.
gbe Die Dor GntItben OF biefts
srdufiesn lInfaIs ihaifd6Iid seldbmt,
Wsngs iih BON bem momeniansn
S6rtdsn erbolen tonnts, erfctgte be-
rtitg bic Grploiion pss GnioIinbshdls
.srs oes Wsotorrabs uno cine Geinnos
ip1tsr itonh sin 3peil Der 9ribiine in
95lammsn, irdbrenb fi6 su slsiher
3sit bos brennen0e GafoIin ouf oi,
sunGait fisenben psrioneH psrbrtitets
DrauSi1 taIlien bic S6msr3ensihrtls
Der 0erbrannisn in bic Qoht hineir
uno binnen lpenioen Setunoen herrlh'
te cine b<iTpisllois panit In Der Ga.
COON. Sebtrmonn Deriudie natiirIid
| fich in Giterbeii Ju bringen uno bier
| bsi tpuroe eins erob. qnsobI g1erioner
psrIest, etrtn Ramtn Hiht in Grfob.
runa e.brdht fperoen tonnt.n, ba fl
| Iih iofori, nahbem ihnen BON sinen
Der pieIsr 4srst.. Die binnen 4urSen
sur StsIt pdr.n. RoibperbdHoe oneti
Isat lporben. auf ben Seimtptg mod
ten.
5nsniitrn mar aud Die J<nsrtpehl
aus Gopins,ou sirestroffen uno mit
iar sufammen iomtn ole ptrfiigbarer
ambulnnRn uno pntr0inaeeH. Oh
gum transport Der DerIssisH naf Der
psrl5isbsnsn 60ipitalsrn bsnus. tuur'
ben.
Die mtiIisn Der UsrItsitn MURDER
nod bsm Ct. Giifabsib 5oipiial &C.
broti, ipn fih hsrsssrbrshtnbt Gstnsr
dbfpislien, als bic Qneeborissn be-
Gpfsr Der staiuf.ropbs iih sinftelIisr
unb ihrs burh bic sr1blihsn gronb
tpunnn snii'slttn 9erpansteH su Oe
Titt bsfamtn. RAD Der auii6i be
4ers.s tptretn obns Grags mthrsre De
Dtrbronn.sn ibrsn grauonuHoen er
Iieesn.
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3attpm NIB SeHebme.
=. q. Sfreibtr. z

- 2. @. Streibtr, S6asmeiftsr
oes Daptoner S6uIratbs, feieris bes
fern in ieinsr Nobnuns an Der o,
apsnue ieinen rs. gburtstas. Anldbs
lid Der 5eier fono cine 6amiIisns
Rsuniou itatt.
Serr Gtcrge Wsbmdn .on Der
6. aoe., Ddnion, puros BON ben ct.
9eors Ritiern gum GsIssoten gum
Gentralpsrtin ernannt, Der I'm augnft
in guffaIO, n. o., tast.
StaotratbsmitsIisb Siurm bon
SeleOue srildrts ssitsrH. oab, bo bic
gigbt. 5sat ono YOper 60. iid ipeiess
re. Die atdter in Der Wlitte BON ben
Straben onsubringsr, oa okfes nihi
i'm aontrast poraeIsbeu fsi uno aubtrs
o<m Der Gelslfdaft beosuisnbe aciisn
p,ruriahen niiros, bic Stdbt eis
gdume, burh nelbs bic sIsttrtfhen
gogsnIihter perouH.sIt piirosn, sus
Itusen fpolltt.
WaIis armitroug unb WnIier
DIXON, bic ki5uIbist iinb. 3tpsi
gOots am CUBE osr Daibinsion ADe.,
Bellevue. ssftobI: su baben. tpurosr
bonn poIiSsirihttr Slsin uHier is $500
9Grsfboft Der 9robeefhpopnsr
iibsrpisTsn. Die goots purb<n nabs
9arriion, O., etfunotH.
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Is o b ing I t o It.

Dir GDpiugtuu Office fir bas rGiu
rinnntier GOlfs6!att" bciinOet IId IN
03ebGube go. 509-511 MaOiiun
Sluenne. 4uScigcn, Ntittbsilnngen
nnO Seitraunsen trgenoiueIdcr Irt
iueroeu bis 10 llbr g6snos oaIelbit
cutgegeugeuOmmen. SclepBDn Suurb
3254.
- 9runbeiqentbums llebertrds
oungsn. 9nrrp 6. Sberid an Gla 6.
Sbsrit, Got go. 3 in Robt. R.
Woops untsrabtbeilung an Der 6oIs
man Str, 81. - Sobn }. Runge an
0iui1m Runge, Got an Der g. SO.
Gde Der Qinie 3piI6en 8aeIin uno
Rllnge, 81. - Burt 9. goneup uno
9IQn6e 0eglop @sil, Qot an Der
3epis Snabe, 29O SUB 0ftIld Der
gafer StraBe, 81. - 4nnu ID. Roz
berts an Bel 9unIor, Qot an Der
Qpnn Ctr, 3piIhen Der 9reenup unb
Scott Strabe, 81. - Gua s. S6ez
rid on 9erb Sberit Robb, Got an Der
Garrarb 4De., iiioIi6 Der IS. Strabe,
81 etc.
guHbes9sri6ts glert Sobn
U2sn3ies, BRADFORD GloriOgs uHo
Stdnls9 Qfbbroot finb BON 9runo
Ganpon, GoIO.. no iis sinigs Wo6en
campirtsH, 3uriitgstebrt.
DQs 5eitament Des Gpbra!m
6aroD tpuroe i'm Gouutpgsriht firters
legt. Gr binterldBt QQes Isinet Sat-
tin QQperniu Sane 6drop unb Cr@
nernt fis unb fsinen Sobn 3omsr z.
Sarbp dIS VaaIabpsrpaltsr. - 4bs
idaBsr finD: Wm. 8opman, u. +.
Craig uno ). Il. GaIs.
- gleue Slagen: SKreiia Goff oers
tIaste S1mss 9off, Dem lie i'm Qooems
bsr 1904 angstraut spur0e, auf Sheis
burg, oa er lie am 13. SUM- 1911 Der
lief. Sie Dsrlan8t aud unterhals
tungsselo uno Die Gbhut uber ihrs
StIuoer 4rne:tto uno 0iolst. - goltf
Sobufou ptttLagts SDerro Donibo lnt
Grbsre um ben gsfis Der Got TD. 81
In RiperoaIe uno Derlanst, bab oa:
Gsrt6t t6r ben o3iteI" itergeben Ioll
-- Qnna prspb pertlagts INN. DrepB
osm Tie I'M ausuit 1912 sbelints, auI
S3etbAns auf Gruno BON mrfaant.
lung. Sis nerIansi unter6altungg'
gslb arb etnsn Gtrbaltsbefsht, ;hn obs
3ubrlseu, fis sn beldftigsr. -
~ Giren Gbefdefn srbt.Itsn: 6. g
Chiffon, %, bon SsItep, 1tnn., itni
Gr!eoa gtfein, 20, bpn Dt1s1oro
Jnb.
- WSarp 6. 6aIsp nsrlongts In
Gsrcustserift In ihrer Rlce. @sel
HaDerfoH ealep, bab ibr Der DsrfIast
~ llHsertaltung9etb per mo6k srblei
ssab.
tls-M NO. gDars strlaasts sire
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VI c iu y o Z (.

9ie 0eiuport Office fir bas yGin.
einnatier 8olfShlatt" befinoet iidl iu
Ro. 339 gorf StreRe, seseniber rent
Gunrtharie, ipoielbit 1euigfeiten, yin.
5eigen II. |. m. Bic 10 llbr As Ninn.
rem AbeubS entgeseugenommen lpsr'
ben. Ielepbon South 240t.
- gbeihet1le: 8auI Marcinfoms.
tp BON Stem Yorf urb Gnno &ueb.
Iein BON Cincinnati; geni +. Robin.
ion unb gno WpreloG, betoe bon 5o.
milton, o.; Mar Gaoro uno almo
Bragg, betbe BON Columbus. o.; s.
q. @up rnb Gable Gong, beibe Don
Cincinnati; Goap. Ghporbs uno 9ln.
hps MinG beibe BON Cincinnati.
- Gus. gauer nerflnete Gam
Ggleib nui 2abIans bon $3.50 ,uege1
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Der gd)Htcngel ipaNte.
Bier gerionen fpmmen Bel elmer
Giienbabnfoaiiion aHperIsts oaDsu.

Nie Durh elm Nainber ertgisgen
geitern sIbeno on Der gsipeoufrgu'
sung Der g., q. & q. gnbn an Der
Snrrifon apenue bier Verionen ei.
ucm grnuenbnften lobe. Gs iporen
Sies frou State Spangenbera pon Rc.
f7iG Guecn gitp apenue, ibre BEL.
ben tleinen ainoer iinb ibre Sdaue.
tier SRI. Gena Ses.
,Srau Spanaetberg tire beiben
StinScr ino lrl. Seb inot)teH geitern
gben6 IN einem BON Srou Spangen.
berg gelenften giiggu efite Spdsier.
iabrt nn0 aerabe nls 0ns Befnbrt
bic gcleiie Der g.. 8. & .. 8ahn an
Der Sarriiou apenue freiiste, Fam Elm
tn iiioIidcr Rid)tung iabrenoer 3ug
bernnaebrouit, Der 0as guegu traf
uno es snr Seite iflaloerie. nobel
Die sniaiien nntiirIif in ueitefn go'
gen herausiI0gen
gSie bnrh eiH @unoer tanien lie
iebod) nlle nuperlest oanon uno MIR
oas guggp ipuree oemoliri.
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apenue, slniiden SnIe ilnb Wioge.
tpnu; $4,000 isbes.
,srnu GanueI s,ogne, 5lpet g,dd.
itein ct. pouis syIntgebditbc ON eiiier
ieuen Gtrobe, mic obcn; $1,000
ieocs.
Iifman s. Grimm, sipciitodige
gaditein Nogen.1erfitdtfe an Der
Eiiboitedp Der Carlton urlo Gleis.-
bora; $4,000.
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2ofal Btridt.


Turf' Ieine eiesns linDoriidtigitif
puree ssitern Nanmiitag Der 10 Jobs
re nlts Clarence J5amprp. an Der
gromptu uRb Gpith ADsHus, Wnnis
ionpilIs, lpobnbafs, fhaD<r ptrlett.
qamprp Ipielie init siniesn Mlierss
sencH.n an Der MooIltr unb WrDms
lp.a aDenue, als er inFclse isiner In
ahtiamfeii mt btm refteH Arh unttr
cine bort ssbsitsHbs Dampinalf 90
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ristb. Der NsrnneIiidts iunrbs isnd
nem fiGntiFf<n nofpitdI iibsrfiibrt,
mo bic Asrsts ftiiitsllttn, bah ibm
bic fGmmtIihen 3fbsn bes iJubes 5srs
muImt lporben tparen.
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Hsnfrlanbni6;dJeine.

sSoIaenbe Observation-Disclosures nlir.
ben Qeltern nlisaeiteilt:
fsrau %nnuel Noene. stpei Bad
iiein Zt. Qcisis s5iaigeb1ube Oil elmer
Iisuen gssabe 0iil;d bon sarpsu
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@raultee Aatafirop6e
SpieIie iidD aeitern abenb bel oem
Nsoter.Assttreanen In Der
paolpm gaguHe ab.

Der Wsttfabrer Sttn Sobnfon fubr in
Die 3uihauer zribiiHt hinsin uno
bltsb cuf Der Gtelle tObt. Die
Gyploiion pes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iels
nes WlOtorrabes isste bie sribiiRs
tn gronb, nobel IL psrionsH
grannpunben srIitien. Webrsrs
Der 8srIeBisn uerbsn obn. 3peifeI
ibren grdnbpunesn erliegen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
"Going 1t Blind"

We Americans are given credit
for doing great many things in
haste; and our mothers and grand
mothers used to tell us constantly,
among the other good, old-fashion-
ed admonitions, that "haste makes
waste"
Is, not this peculiarly true of
most OF us when we do our shop
ping? Do we not fail to give the
subject of our year-in, year-out
purchases all the Intelligent
thought and consideration due SO
important a matterE "
And do We not, as result of
this habit, buy many things I'M
wisely. things which aren't just
right and which; might have given
far greater satisfaction if they
had been decided upon with thrift
ty forethought? >..~ -.
1t is on this account that we
urge upon QUE readers the import
ance and economy of being we'll
posted on the daily offerings of
our advertisers.
One can not only plan ones ex-
penditures with greater economy
but can also make better and more
satisfactory selection sthan when
"gOing it blindi'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
TEXAS CITY HAS PLANS
FOR CIVIC DEvEL OPMENT.
improvements to Consist Of Street,
Sewer and Water Main Extensions. y

The city plan committee of the San
Antonio (Tex.) chamber of commerce
is having prepared at an expenditure OF
several thousand dollars cOmprehen-
sive and modern city plan. which will
care for the future development and
growth Of the city for period of fifty
years after it has been come 6eted and
the first steps taken to put it into ef-
feet. This plan is being made by a
force of experts under the direction OF
Myron H. West, city planner and
builder, of Chicago. ... -.
In order to put this plan in operation
the voters Of San Antonio will be call
ed upon to vs,te bond issue of s., 0OO,-
600, which will provide for street, sew
er and water main extensions, along
with other civic improvements. The
passage of the bond issue is assured,
and several contracting firms from the
north and east have already opened Of
fees there, with a view of bidding on
and securing contracts for the improve
ment work.
In the way Of street improvements
for the present the work will consist
of repaving the principal streets in the
business section of the 4ty and the
main arteries of traffic Or thorough
fares leading to the suburban residence
districts. 1t is expected that 100000
will be spent in this work
A bond issue of 5 $1,000. with an ad
ditional $4,000 appropriated by the
city, has already been passed for wild
ening Commerce street. one of the
principal business streets, for a dis
lance of several blocks, from. Alamo
street to Main plaza. The abutting
property owners have pledged them
selves for another 100000, and the en-
tire work will cost about $500, 900. The
street at present varies in width, and
the fronting buildings will be set back
to make it a uniform width of sixty
five feet The setback will range from
thirteen to twenty-th three feet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07

Communities Should Pull Together.
A single snowflake falling upon the
broad landscape ultimately melts and
leaves no visible trace of its abortive
effort, but when joined to millions of
others the earth is soon covered with
a white mantle, says the Farm Jour-
nal. A single brook vending its way
through the valley is weak and impo-
tent, but joined with others it forms
a great stream whose flow speeds the
wheels Of industry. A single man in
a community can do little by himself,
but by joining men of kindred aims
the union can do much for the moral,
mental and physical betterment Of the
community. Neighborhoods cease to
grow when the people cease to labor in
union and work at cross purposes.
Therefore it is essential for the COM
munity's advancement that all pull to-
gether. There should be no room in
any neighborhood for pullbacks. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
(By Rev. S. E. P. White. J

We can give only very faint ides
of the fervor and power of the ad
dress in report like this. Mr.. Hon.
eywell said in part. "This seems ,tc
be especially the age of excuses, AND
yet they are as old as the world.
II never saw an infidel who knew
the Bible. I never saw one who was
not living in sin. The trouble is not
with the head but with the heart. '
eyes I believe the Bible, but I CAM
be a christian while there are hypo.
critics in the church." This is the
"baby act.'' OF course there are
some hypocrites in the church, and
will be till the Judgment. What reas-
on is that for you to trample on the
Son of God? Because another COM
mits murder should I steal? A hypo-
critic is man in the church who is
untrue to Christ The smallest thing
in Gods world is a hypocrit No.
there is one thing smaller. The man
who hides behind the hypocrite.
Another excuse is 81 am afraid
can't hold OUT Well you have got
to live anyway. Can you live better
without Gods help than with it? How
long have you got to hold out? How
long have you got to live? You may
be before God tomorrow morning.
When train starts there is not steam
enough to start, and it is a lot easier
to generate steam when the engine
is running. Holding out is not
your business, it is Gods, but you
have to start. He is able to keep you
from falling. ooh l am not very bad.
I am kind, l am honest, am moral.
That is just the trouble, we grade sin
and classify it. No matter how hon
est and kind and moral you are if
you are rejecting Christ you are
committing the worst sin in the
world. Gods word says so. You
think you are not a great sinner, and
you are crucifying Christ Then
there is the man who thinks he is
too great sinner. You don't have
to clean up before you come to God.
He is able to save to the uttermost.
The blood of Jesus Christ, His Son,
'cleanseth us from all sin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
KoEHN HERE; READY ..
FOR HIS LONG TRIP
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-Koehn will not side-step any Of these
Everything goes but the dams. The
finish will be 2,47O miles from the
starting point and will be in the Gulf
Of Mexico off the South Pass Jetty,
10 miles below New Orleans, where
the Itasca will be hoisted aboard a
tug. =
Koehn expects to complete the trip
in. about 80 days. -~<~.S] e
The ex-sailorman is we'll fitted for
the trip. He has had considerable ex-
perience in race boats and has been
in light training since. last 0ctobr,
using rowing machine through the
winter. $500
- He was honorably discharged from
the navy a few months ago.
Koehn has been all around the
world covering over 1850 miles on
ships of war, and has sailed the
seven seas, taking part in many thrill
ing boat races, the sport of the navy.
A complete story of his cruise will APP
pear in the. magazine published by
the men of the Navy, "Our Navy
His expenses will be paid by selling
the May issue of this magazine which
contains story Of his life in the
navy and an announcement Of the
trip. -
He expects to each Bemidji June
Is, having Travelled a distance of "a
miles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
This evening at 7:45 Mr.. Honey

Il. This evening at 7:45 Mr.. Honey
we'll will preach in the tabernacle. On
Sunday the Tabernacle morning SER
vice will begin at 1O:45. On Sunday
afternoon Mr.. Honeywell will deliver
his closing address to men, in the
tabernacle at $3.50 The subject will
be, 1"sThe Devils Boomerangs.'" At the
same hour Miss Lamont will speak to
women in the Presbyterian church. l..
Sunday evening will be the closing
meeting Of the campaign, and = Mr..
Honeywell will deliver his message on
"The Judgment @:> :: -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-07
Lumber Boys Play Kelliher

Tomorrow morning the Crookston
Lumber company baseball team will
travel to .Kelliher where they will
clash with the city team of that
village. The local lumbermen will
be strengthened by three players of
the "Little Bemidg" team and believe
that thy can teach the Kelliher nine
few tricks in scientific baseball
playing. $3.50.