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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-27

TYPICAL MAIN STREET" OF RUNDOWN
VILLAGE.
and let him be at his desk all day long
every day in the year. Half the met
ticiency and waste in village govern
ment is due to lack of information. fol-
lowing the part time evil. With q
wide awake, capable administrative Of
ticer keeping the village books up to
date and having Il constant eye on the
community's affairs the chances for
steals slipshod finance etc.. will be
reduced to Il minimum. ~. Il
The health problem in villages is
not so much the framing Of new health
codes or the adoption of the latest
wrinkles in public health work as it
is in the enforcement of such rules as
do exist. with addition of special regu-
lations only where they are actually
needed. Thus the periodical testing Of
milk, the inspection of dairies and Of
food shops, sanitary disposal of garb-
age and the screening of stables can
probably easily be read into the ex-
listing sanitary code. The doing away
with cesspools and privies depends
upon sewerage facilities and must be a
the drainage system.
Socially the crying need of the vii
lage is systematized. sane recrea ton.
This is required primarily as counter
balancing force against the village sa-
loon. Athletic fields and clubs. with
contests free from professionalism, are
wanted here as nowhere else, for con-
trary to belief, the nearness of the
country does not appeal to the average
village youth. as he has, the delusion
of sophistication and is more likely to
haunt the poolroom than to explore the
rural byways in hts spare hours Rec
reation centers are badly needed and.
most of all, a live supervision who
can show people how to amuse them
selves. @ -. s1's:
I'm, conclusion the village problem
offers one further suggestions: Cannot
the state organize it's villages, stir
them into active life. make them keep
awake. clean and efficient? Cannot
each commonwealth 'standardize' VII
lage improvement in all particulars
create village reference bureau If
need be? Inasmuch as the village Is
the recruiting station for the city, the
earlier the state teaches its citizens the
modern lessons of efficient and enlfght-
ened self government and progressive
social action the easier will be the
task when the larger units Of govern
ment are concerned. And the gain
will be that Of all the citizens Of the
state. even those Of the entire nation"
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First Baptist Church.

Court and Exchange Streets. Dana Terry, pastor Worship will begin Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and con. tinue for only two hours. The open ing exercises of the main school will be done away with and all of the classes and departments will assemble in their respective rooms and have service that is adapted to their re- spective needs. At the close of the study period the whole school will as semble in the main auditorium for a closing exercise that will lead right into the opening exercise of the preaching service. During this eXer else the junior choir will sing ana have particular part in the service The pastor will preach from the sub ject An Old Testament tBib!C School" The evening service will be- gin at 7;30 with a spirited song serv ice led by Mrs. Ehmann. The sub- ject of the sermon will be The Souls Thirst Satisfied" Mrs. Ehmann win sing at both of these services. E. r. P. '. will meet at 6:30 Sunday eve ming. w. NJ. U. will meet at 8 oclock Tuesday afternoon,
 Prayer meeting at 7:30 Wednesday evening. At this time'a special Bible study on The State of the Churches will be begun. Teachers will meet be fore prayer meeting and the choi; afterwards. Services are brief, in spring and worshipful. Strangers made to feel at home. All of the members are trying to carry out the motto, The church that cares" A warm welcome awaits all who worship here
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Christian Science Society.

Corner Prospect and Quapaw ave nues. Services Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon, 'Doctrine of Atonement." Testimo- nial meeting Wednesday evening at s o'clock. The reading rooms are now located in the Anderson b'iilding, No 600 Central avenue, and are oper daily from to } pm, except Sunday. A cordial welcome is exten ed to the public to attend these services and visit the reading room. The Sunday school begins promptly at 9:30 am and all children under the age of 2 are invited.
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dollars in county warrants, drawn on the general revenue fund, which will not In any way increase the taxes of the tax payers. The cost of the new building to the school district Is about twenty-four thousand dollars cash and it's purchase in common county scrip at twenty-five thousaad dollars allows the payment fo1 the building to be made by the counsy at about dollar for dollar
 "The new building is A fine two story structure and would be a credit
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Cbe EburebeS
Second Baptist Church

The Sunday school opens at 10 a m. and runs but three-quarters of ar hour; J. M. Brock, superintendent The morning preaching service be gins at 10;45 and closes promptly al 11;30. At the night service Pastor Fred Hale will answer Russells in depreciation of prophcy as to Christ's appearance in person on earth, and the end of the world, before the close of October, 1914, and his appeal tc men to "eome out" from all insurance societies, and fraternal organizations Leave the South Hot Springs car al Garland avenue and walk one block west.
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RE-oPENED NEW MARKET.

Gabe Gersman will reopen his meat market at 42S Ouachita avenue to- morrow Mir Gersman was in busi. ness at this same location for several years. A few months previous to the big fire he disposed of the business and went to California and Texas. but returning recently fully convinced d that Hot Springs was about the bes. town on the map, he decided that he would again go back into the business that he conducted with success pre- yiously MT Gersman invites the patronage of all old and new custom CTS and has brand new shop, equipped with up-to-date facilities.
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St. Luke,s Episcopal Church.

Corner Cottage and Spring streets. Rev. A. R. Llwyd, rector. St. Luke s Day Holy communion 7:30 a. ID Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon h a. m. Evening prayer and sermon 7:90 D. m. Ladies Aid meets on Monday at p. m. Choir practice on Wednesday at 7:30 and Friday at 730 p. m.
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First PreshXterian.

Corner Wilmington, near Central avenues; Rev. c. E. HickolI, pastor All cars to the church. A cordial in vitation is extended to visitors to the city and its residents to attend the services of this church. Sunday wor ship and sermon, II am. and ESQ D III. Bible school at 9:45 a.m Prof M Roses Bible Class at 10 am. Chris tian ice Wednesday evening at 7:30. Wo mems Bible Class, Friday at 8 pm.
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Why Not Publish if?

When you want a fact to become generally known, the right way is to publish it. Mrs. Joseph Kallans, Peru Ind, was troubled with belching, sour stomach and frequent headaches. She writes, "I feel it my duty to tell others what Chamberlain Tablets have done for me. They have helped my diges- ton and regulated my bowels. Since using them l have been entirely well" For sale by all dealers.
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BUYS COURT HOUSE.
Montgomery County Purchases Stone School Building for County
 Purposes.

The Montgomery County Democrat contains the following announcement.
 County Judge A. s. Logan, upon the recommendation of Building Com. missioner w. D. Sandlin and numer- ous grand juries, last week purchased for the county as a court house the new stone school building, for a con sideration of twenty-five thousand
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centra, Methodist Church.

Sunday services at the Princess theater, S21 Central avenue Preach. ing at II a, m. and 7:30 D. m. H. B. Trimble, pastor Miss Witt will sing at the evening service. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Epworth League 6;30 D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the First Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock.
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to any county in the state as a court house.
 Since the purchase of the building oy the county, a great many country people have inspected it and all have unanimously expressed themselves AS well pleased with the action of Judge Logan"
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oranoe Street Presbvterlan.

The services today will be held at the court house The services will be. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Preaching by the pastor at II a. m, and 7:30 D, m. To all these services the public is cordially invited F. NJ. Wylie, pastor.
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Spiritualism.

Spiritual Science church holds serv, ices every Sunday at and 7;45, in the theatre at Wilmington park. Good music, singing. lecture. messages and tests at every service, All are cordial. ly invited. Seats free. k. s. Ray, pastor; Miss Mae Elmo, assistant
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Third Street Methodist.

Sunday school 9:45; MT. J. O, Campbell, superintendent. Preaching at Ii o'clock by Rev. c. o. Steele, Junior League 5:30 Senior League 6:3O. Services at 7:3O. S. c. Dean, pastor.
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St. Johns Church.

Grand avenue and Ouachita. High mass with sermon at 8 a. m. Low mass at 10:30 a. m. Service for peace with benediction at 7:30 D. m.
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Bottled milk and cream delivered to any part of the city. daily. Pure
 wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- rized Milk Go. Phone IS 4-21-tf
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RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

Thousands of wives. mothers and sisters are enthusiastic in their praise of CRRINE, because 1t has cured their loved ones of the Drink Habit and thereby brought happiness to their homes. Can be given secretly. aEiRINE costs only sl.00 per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
 Sorrells Drug Co, 432 Central Ave.
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Central avenue to the New Thomp son budding. 1O-S-lm0'
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Dr. c. A. Mcconnell announces the removal of his offices from 626 12
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klRk-THE TAILOR.

He win make your suit, do yous cleaning and pressing 123 Central Phone s2s 1e-7-ti
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RExALL FISH FOoD-The large kind, 1Oc. Fish globes, all sizes, fisl mass, 10c bunch. Telephone PAP. R. c. Morris Drug Co. 10-10-tf
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Bier Gragem
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ideiben.

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3iffert.
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@eiG6rlidler Std.

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Central 9urnballs bic reselmdBiae De-
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bem 4ufruf bss Observation-Disclosures
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Ams benz Wtuni5ipalseriht

Cine Samilisn. gnsslessnbsit fuurbe
eeitern por Ri3ter sSor i'm Wtuni5is
palseribt sntrollt, aIs ii5 56pmas
Stad unb Willium q. GbriIt peqen
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8srbanollrus 6eraus, oab g6riit, nell
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oab iie 3ipsi SinOer babe unO Onn ibrs
rem Ndnns perna6ldifiet iperoe.
0urh oas Benehmen bes gbriit 1T i9r
;SdmiIi,nsliid geit0rt poroen. Ri6ter
i5or iprn6 na9 9arleauns Der Saf)s
lags Stdt frsi uub bsrboHnerte GbriIt
Al elmer 9elbItrnfs pou SO rebit sos
item. Die @sIbitrnfe iuspenbirte Der
Rihter. nl6Osm gbriit ben gstr1g
binterlsst bate, uno iberpies ben Be-
trde BON $40 Der 5rau. Rad Der Der
bonblung srtpirtts Der Stisfirbn oes
e5tad einsn Saft6efebl psssn 5ris.
b.nsbruds gsssr benIel6en, bd er an
seblih Don Oemielben bebrpbt NOR
Asr III
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9emti6e Yiumiere.
Seiueiieu lire 9lnBGnglidfcit an
oas alte GaterlanS.
Surd patriOtiide 9ieben unS
Siebcr.

Der patriOtti6e 9eiit, Der iih iebt,
ND bas oeutihe 8aterlano BON alleu
Geiten beOrdngt niro uno I'm ieine
griiten5 tdmpft, iiberaG, pO Die beute
lde Sunge tlingt, ge!tenp ma3t, brad
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Oeutite pionierberein, bieTer Sort
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GentraI Surnballe feline 9erIammlung
abbielt. Utebrere Der 3abIrei4 erIdies
nenen Qnlpeienoen ma9ten auf 81:
lebtge Gage i'm uIten 8aterlanoe auf.
merriam unb DerfehIten ni9t bic
aHgIosameritaniI9e prefie, ipel6e Bis
lsBt itets eine oeuti9sfeinOli9e Rids
tun9 eingei4lagen bat, auf bas
Sadrfite Ourd bie 9edsl gu 5ieben.
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uno Oerielbe itetssrte iic3 nod mebr,
als 9err Casper Siu bic gnpeIenben
nufforberte, niGt nur nit Dorteu,
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len, oab lie oeuti9 geblieben Iino, in
Dem lie iortan nur bic beuti6en 3eiz
tungen hielten uno aud ale tire sSas
milienmitgIieosr iiberrsben Iollten, Elm
gebnIi6es 81 tbun.
Sum S6luB ridtete Serr Charles
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bic 8erIammIung uno bic Soffnung
ausfpre6eno, baB ben oeutI5en @afz
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Sbmpatbie nibt beHer dusoriiden
tonne, als tpenn Ollie ii9 erbeben inb
Die Wa6t am Rbein" dnTtimmen
foiirben. DAB 0ieIer QtufforberunJ
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Gin toIIniitbiger Sunb peruria6te
acifern RaGmittaa arDbe gufresuns
iu ben WoiIertpsrtsn an Der 9orrsnre
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be anlaas unb fIii4tetsn bic 2lnse-
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fns Sbifr bur4 sincH tpohlas3ieIten
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taHMtA.
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fnent.

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