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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
BIG SERIAL AT GRAN D

"The Diamond From the Sky is
the title of a big serial feature film
which will be shown at the Grand
theater, the first chapter to be
thrown on the screen this evening.
The picture features Lottie Pickford,
sister of the famous Mary, and Ir-
wing Cummings. It has not been
completed, only six chapters now be-
ing presented to the public. G. $.
Harding, manager of the theater,
while in Minneapolis recently, saw
three chapters of the play and states
that it is the best he has ever seen.
He received a telegram to ship the
film to Duluth tonight where it will
be shown at. the New Grand, Du-
luth's leading photo-play house, to-
morrow. The Diamond From the
Sky" is a play replete with terrific
scenes and is one Of the most in
teresting romantic novels ever pic
turized. '$. @@@..'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
.PlAGEzBL0ODWUNDSON ON :
rRACK0F MISSING WOMAN

Two bloodhounds arrived in Be-
midji yesterday morning and were
rushed immediately to the dense
woods west of Red Lake where they
will be used in an effort to locate
Mrs. John Anderson, an aged woman
of Jelle, who has been lost since last
Wednesday,. The dogs: were secured
through the efforts of Sheriff Johnson
who has been giving every assistance
possible to aid in locating the wo-
man. The hounds were taken to Red
Lake by automobile and were soon
working on the trail. Mrs. Ander-
son had. been visiting at the home
of a neighbor and became lost Oil
her return trip. Searching parties
have secured the woods for her, one
man reporting that he had seen her
IL miles from her home running
through the woods. Mrs. Anderson
is believed to be insane.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
SENIORS tt. RESENT PLAY
High School aradaetes viii Stage
'The Dream That Came True at
Armory Wednesday Evening.
is STORY OF A FACTORY TOWN

Preparations for the presentation
of "The Dream That Came True by
members of the Bemidji high school
Senior class are practically complete
(only dress rehearsals remaining be-
fore the performance Of Wednesday
night. 5Tff {
Problems of a factory town are
revealed in the play Several col
lege students are spending the sum
mer at the home of the factory owner
who is in controversy with his en-
ployes. The ownerH foreman real
ICES the need Of a change in condi-
tions and after purchasing stock in
the company is able to relieve the
situation: s.zz s., a Z
Factory life is prominent through
out the entire play and the jolly col
lege students add togthe interest.
Following is the east:
Nan, a factory gill, Harriet Day-
ids; Gordon Clay, foreman of the fac
tory, Edwin Simons; Margaret
Byrnes, Mabel Booth s Robert Byrnes,
her brother, Fred Graham; Mr.. Nor
ton, owner of the factory, Robert
Shaw; Peggy Gilbert, Margaret An
derson; sDelphine Norton, daughter
of the factory owner, / Claire Nangle;
Billy Best, captain Of the Varsity
eleven, Alvin Olson; Lord Algernon
Glen Conger; Miss Louisa Hawkins,
Marie Cahill; Mrs. Jenkins, boarding
house keeper, Margaret McGee;
Florabel Mullins, Mary sBany; Jack
the reporter, Eugene Cahill; Ange-
line Maud, 1.-the landlady's daughter
Efie Klungness; Miss Biddle, suf-
fragette, Marie Larsen; Emmy Lou
Norton, azsmall daughter of the fac.
tory owner, Gertrude Huntosh; Doris
Hall, cousin of the Nortons, Lucille
Steidl. .-..-z., .-..@.. d:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
CHIPPEWAS TO CELEBRATE
Will Be 47th Anniversary Of Settle
ment of White Earth Reservation.

Chippewas- of Minnesota are to
have another celebration on June Il,
observing the 47th anniversary of
the settlement of the White Earth
reservation. The celebration will
last several days and there will be
all kinds of Indian sports and games.
On June IA, 1868, the first contin-
gent of Chippewas arrived upon the
White Earth reservation from their
former reservations near the Missis-
sippi river, and on June IA, 1873,
this event was celebrated for the first
time. Since that date annual cele-
brations upon June IA have been
held every year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
Mrs. Haugen Dead.

Mrs. Knute Haugen died this
morning at one o'clock. Mr.. Haugen
and family moved here from Mon-
tana a short time ago, on account of
Mrs. Haugen's poor health. She had
been suffering from heart trouble
for several months past. She leaves
a husband and two children to mourn
her death, a daughter thirteen years
old and a three months old baby.
The funeral arrangements have not
as yet been made
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
REPORT OF ROBBERY
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

Much excitement was caused in
Bemidji and Nymore Saturday when
the report was circulated that Mrs.
Thomas Ward, wife of an employe of
the Crookston Lumber company, had
been robbed of $345. The police
were informed that two masked men
had entered the home of Mrs. Ward
during the evening and demanded
that she turn over the money, claim
ed to have been drawn from a Be-
midi bank Saturday. Frank Rip
pie, chief of the Bemidji police, and
Andrew Johnson, sheriff, investigated
the report and found that Mrs. Ward
had not drawn. any money from the
bank mentioned nor had she ever had
an account at that institution. Fur
ther investigation convinced the Off
cials that no robbery had been COM
mitted The Wards reside at Ny
more.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
PETITION GOES TO EATON
Eighty-three Bemidji Young Men
Sign Request That Naval Militia
Division Be Established Here.
TO BE MUSTERED IN JUNE

Bearing the signatures of 83 young
men Sof Bemidji who desire that a
naval militia division be establish ed
liere, petition to that effect was
sent to Guy A. Eaton of Duluth,
state, commander, last evening.
It is believed that the commander
will approve the petition today and
that it will be sent to the governor
and adjutant general Immediately.
Following the endorsement of these
two officials the petition will be re-
turned to Mr.. Eaton with instruc-
tions, a date for the muster in, which
tions and date for the muster in which
June 7.
Ralph B. Lycan, chairman of the
committee which has been in charge
of the militia plans, today issued the
following notice to those who have
signed the petition:
All men who have signified
their intention of enlisting in
the Bemidji Division of Naval
Militia will report at City hall
for purpose of making out en-
listment papers. There will be
man in charge at the following
hours:
Tuesday from p. m. to p.
m. and from 1880 p. m. to. $3.50
p. m.
Wednesday, the same hours
Or at Hotel Markham any day
during the week between a. m.
and p. m.
Much interest is being taken in
the militia and it is expected that
a most successful division will be es.
tablished here. All petition signers
! should remember to make out their
enlistment papers Immediately.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
LeFleur-Leason.

Joseph LeFleur and Edith Ruth
Leason, both of this county, were
united in marriage by Judge D. II.
Fisk, court commissioner, late Sat-
urday afternoon. They will reside
on a farm, two miles from Bemidji
on Route No. 2. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31

On account of the absence of FIR.
J. J. T. Philippe from the city, the
funeral of Bridget McManus of N.Y.
more has been postponed until to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock at the
! Catholic church.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31

Several persons narrowly escaped
injury Saturday night when the Ford
automobiles owned and driven by
John Larson and Henry Funkley coll
lided. The accident took place on
the Nymore pavement. Both cars
were considerably damaged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
BEMIDJI WINS LOOSE GAME
Defeats Polk County Nine 13 to II
PLAY Again Today.

In a poorly played game of base
ball Bemidji yesterday registered it's
first victory of the season when it
won from Fosston by a score of 13
to II The contest was slow and
uninteresting. Bemidji gained an
early lead but this was soon over
come by the visitors. Yesterdays
lineup was as follows. s-Es.a4sssss5ssc.~ - -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
WILS0N'SREPLYT0 : :
GERMANY'S NOTE
" II | |. B Be FIRM
Will Cite international Law Calling
Attention to Fact That Repetition
of Acts Must Be Prevented.
DESIRES PREPARATION BE GIVEN
Answer to American Note Says Kaiser
Wishes to Cooperate in Clearing
- - Up Misunderstanding. .- {.
(Uattsd Press)

Berlin, May 31:-Germany has re-
piled to the United States note which
was sent here two weeks ago follow
ing the sinking of the Lusitania in
which 1,500 lives, including over 100
Americans, were lost. She says
that she keenly wishes to cooperate
in frank and friendly way in clear
ing up possible misunderstanding.
Firstly, regarding the Cushing
and Gulflight incidents, the German
government had no intention of sink
ing neutral ships in the war zone
and is guilty of no hostile aattacks by
it's submarines or aviators, German
commanders being very specifically
instructed in regard to this.
If it attacked only isolated cases,
this was due to. Britain's abuse of
neutral flags together with suspicious
and culpable behavior of masters of
these ships. Germany is ready to
express regret and offer indemnitica-
tion in these cases. Submarines
have attempted to give passengers. of
liners due time to escape but on the
Falaba, the British commander in
stead of heaying to, attempted to: es-
cape by throwing rocket. signal.
Given Much Time.
The submarine gave the captain Of
this boat ten minutes notice, the &C
tual time being twenty three minutes
and torpedo was fired only when
other vessels were coming to the as
sistance of the Falaba.
Sinking of Lusitania.
I Regarding the sinking of the Lusi-
tania, Germany reiterates her regret
at the loss of neutral lives, but, how
ever, believes that important facts
which are not known are open to
discussion. Germany wishes to ascer-
tain whether the facts were known
before starting actual consideration
of the presidents note on the as
sumption that the Lusitania was re-
garded as an ordinary unarmed mer-
chant vessel, and Germany takes this
means to cite that the Lusitania was
one of the largest and fastest British
merchant vessels afoat and was built
by government funds as an auxiliary
cruiser and was carried expressly as
such in last navy list issued by the
British admiralty.
Understood Danger.
The British shipping company Ger
tainly understood the danger and
certainly used American lives as a
protection for the ammunition
aboard. Great Britain acted against
clear provisions of American law
which expressly forbids the forward
ing of passengers on ships carrying
ammunition and provides penalty
therefore The quick sinking of the
Lusitania was attributable to Sec
ond explosion. -. . -, -.
Wilson to Answer Soon.
! Washington, May 31.-Decoding
the German note was finished at
1915 this morning. It is believed
that President Filson will send an
answer within 48 hours and will
answer the Teutonic claim for bill
of particulars. In cold, plain terms
he will state to Germany that the
Lusitania was not recognized as an
auxiliary cruiser. r.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31

The same teams will play this af-
ternOOn and a much better contest
is expected.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31

Col David ]. Palmer, now com.
mander in chief of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, who headed the first
regiment to pass in parade before
President Johnson in 1865 when the
victorious Union troops marched up
Pennsylvania avenue, is to lead an
other review of some of the same men
next September during the national
encampment of the G. A. R. in Wash.
ington Colonel Palmer's regiment
was the Twenty-ffth Iowa, which he
commanded After the battle of Shiloh
he was left on the field for dead, but
recovered and took part in some Of
the bjtterest campaigns of the war.
This semicentennial will be one of the
events OF the year at Washington
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31
Wilson to Answer Soon.

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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-05-31

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KING GEORGE PAYS
VISIT TO SIR JOHN
England Didn't Even Know
Boss of the Army Was
at Home.

London Special: Correspondence OF
The Associated Press: Again unknown
to the British public. Sir John French.
commander in chief of the British
forces in France and Belgium. has paid
another flying visit to London. CON
ferred with the king and the war coun-
oil and returned To the front without
Il word of his trip appearing in the
newspapers. Contrary to precedent.
the king called on Sir John at his
residence. 9io Lancaster gate. instead
of Sir John going to Buckingham
palace.
Sir John crossed the channel and
reached london Tuesday morning, Jan
upary -. Dressed in q BROW suit and
Il derby. no one recognized him either
on the train from the coast or wneu
of his house. His first caller was Pro
mier Asuuith, Who remained about an
hour. h premier was followri ny
Winston Spencer Churchill, fin ord
of the admiralty. and he by lloyd
George.
1t was dark when the king arrived
by motor. No knew of his coming
and there was no crowd to greet him.
1t is doubtful oven whether Sir Johns
butler for the moment recognized the
distinguished visitor.
For more than an o The king re-
manned With Sir John in a conference
in which they alone participated.
The kings departure was an unos-
t%entatious as his coming.
Next day Sir John too the train
frout Charing Cross station for Dover.
There he boarded II cruiser for Calais.
To guard against mines or sudden at
md at each side of her steamed a
battleShip.