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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
aeHti&.r aug, ssrut. @aiienucr.in

sn Der asitrigen @eriammlune bes
0sutiden alssmsin 9rptsitantiIben
@atieNpertins, bic unter benz @prIts
bes prditbeutsn @bparb Strisfer
uno Der grotOtoufii9runs b,s Setres
tdrs r. Stsinbnh i'm @aiIenbauIe
itattfanb, ipurbsn ausi9IisbIi9 9aous
iinsgefHGfte srlsbigt. etrs benz ge.
ridIt ees 0erfpaIters O. 2ambs6 gina
bsrnor, bab rdbreno pes perfIofenen
Mpndts isine stinDer iE bic gnitult
oufgenommsH unb aud feline aus bers
iel6sn entlofsN tpurneH, iobab iih
sbeRip pis am srften 6e6ruur aud iebt
nod 50 ainber in Der 4nitalt befin=
ben. oaruntsr % @aiien unb so SaI6s
paiien.
llebsr bic einnabmsn unb 9lusaa>
ZEN tpdhrenb bes psrflofenen Mpnats
bsridtstsu 6inansietrstGr albsrt Rim
t.nberser rnb G6obmeilter 5enrp
9ubrmann alsihlauteHo pie fplat:
SafieH6eifano am /. 5sbruar $3191. :
40; GiunabmsR tpGbrsRS bss Wonats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
lIrbersenseHbe slHtpOrt auf cine eng.
hide Slse.

2lus app.nbagen, pia 2onbon n
ipnrbe biefer 1age berihtst, bdB
3tuiihlonb M6nner bon IS Suhren
sinsiebf, bic Dor sipsi Monaten als
pifnjtuniaugli9 suriifgapieisn NOR.
ZEN pnren. Damit iOa Der giubruf
erptdt nsrbsn. bab DsusI4lonbs
Webrnaff eri96pfi iei.
DieIe Qngcbe fpirb aufs SflageHs
tx burd sinsn grief ipiberltsi, ben
icsben 5err Greb antbe bon isiHsm
In 6alIsnbsrs. Weitpbalsn, poEnens
ben 8rnber, bem 4uctiondtpr antbe
erbulten bat:
SEEDS 4rmeeforps Iiegen fdcn isit
isGs MO4en bsrsit Iisatn unthatis an
Der Aiijte unb ipartsn ilur ben Hugtns
bid db. Inn Gnglanb au breiAen. 90
iinb biss nur ausgefuGie Qeuts, bi.
germ nit benz aolbin bran gehea.
0snn ss beibt, .unfsrs geierbsu ipiirs
ben ale iperbsn, 10 fann i6 Dir fus
gen. baB fdrmtlihe Garnijonsn
pea aspfropf BON GoIbotsn lisesH Sn
Wloiss Iitgtn aqtin 10000 MauH.
S0bann 1T u0n ausss6ilbeter aanbs
finrm Bis As sobrs unb nod fdmmts
lider Hndusssbilbetsr 2anbfturm Bis
45 ssabre 81 saus, riren A--5 Millios
nen. lInb bns finb aIles 2su.s pcI ppn
Btatiitsrnns unb Mutb. bic ibren
4Rdnn fteben. 2ebsnsmittsl finh genie
eenb bifr, ss rpirb absr GUN Dpn Der
RsgieruHa barduf seiehsn. bamii iiir
fpsrIam banit uruaseansen tpfrb, uiii
tinsn ariea lGupers 3eit aus5ubaIten.
elusIdHbifts GC6en iinb um tin
Griiisl t4sursr ssiparetH. England
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
s5einOlidDe &adDbarn.

6einbIi6e gladbarn finb ausens
f6einlih Sames Rid ppn glp. 219 SO.
Sedite StraBe urb Wiqiam Dluner
BON Ro. 217 Deit Se6fte Strube.
8oraeitern bate Nluler ben Sid ipes
gen aHgeblihen Friebeus6ru6s perbdFz
ten laiien unb gidlter Stride, ppr BEN
Der Saq geitsrn i'm Wunisipdlgert4t
berbnnosIt purbe, Iteqte Rid unter
500 iSrieOensbiirgi6aft.
gBenias Wltnuten Ipoter muBte hid
dbermdIs Dor oem Rihter erf6einen,
benu er mar, ipie Muler betauptet,
ii5er oteisn turs nuhban fie bcs
Ratbhaus bsrlaFen batten, an Der
4dten unb Blum Strube bergefaaeu
uuo bate ifm nit eiHem Stiid Draft
mebrers ifme3bafte 8unben dm
aopf beigebratt. Ntuuer lief NIT
blutenosm sopf aus 9eibestrdf en-
nm Silfe rufsne mad benz Rdtbhcus
suriid uno Sid puroe prompt Dom
qplisiiter Ristmuu in Saft genoms
men. Ritter Srids itelte ben BUR-
i6sn pprlGufig uutsr $1,000 9iirss
I1aft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

$542.35; @usgabsn $2163.23 unb 10.
nit osrbleibt Elm &aFsubeitano Don
$1570.52.
Die Qufnu6messiu6e fir bic Wai.
len SiIbn alein II Sabre alt unb
Glma aIeiu, 9 Sabre alt, puroen an
Elm &ou,mittes aur priifuns iiberipiea
ZEN.
9tls neue MitaIieber bes @aiIens
Dereins purben bic folgenben 6erren
aufgenpmmen: Diliam gaamann.
Ro. 6091 Moutgomerp abenue, pleaz
iaut g3ibse; 9enrp 5riebboff. 90.
1856 Wopoforo 9lDenus, gleaidu!
9ibge; @ilIiam 9inhemann, Mabiipn.
bile; Mar Rif4. 30. 4185 9amiItOn
apenue.
&ls 9efuastomrittes fungiren Die
folgenbsn WtitgIieber bes 9oritanbeE
pom 8. bis gum 16. MGrS bic Serrsr
s. Seis une Suftdp @ilbebaus uni
pum 16. Bis gum %. M,Grs bic Ser
rem 6. 9. Spe5ut uub Sobn arued.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
gterbIi6feitsberi@t.

Marp Siie, rs, 22o m.it es.
Strabe; Ser5lsibsn.
Warp aartin. SO. 925 Gstou aDss
me; GreiIenbrano.
Miaiom gOnpap. %. 3545 3ums
itein apenus; Risrenleiotn.
Barbara Sassrr. II. 164s gins
Strabe; edamuns.
Barbara glsuhror. 26, 1919 propis
bnte Strabs; SsrSlsiben.
glaauit Steus, So, 114o poplar
Gtrabe; Snqu.it in S4pebe.
Maredr.tbe Ststpart, 8 Wonats,
3340 GaTun aosHiie; RirenlsibeH.
5.nrb Ti.s, 72. 4251 euftern apss
nue.; 6ersfe6ler.
euar Sirit, so, 2o4o eaitsrn sfDes
nue; Waasntatarr6.
Dina Srotbaus. 5, 2074 Sarriion
9lpe.; Rierenlsioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
1nrb gelbftnpro
Gnbste aeiteru Der @diicrluerfs'an
seitsats GSluarb SoefmauH ieiu
9ebeH.

alus Iopsit unaufsstlGrtsn 9riins
ben bat seftsrn gfa9mittus Der Al
Sabre alie psrrpiitpete gbparb fed.
man. Der als WdiIsrmefer apntrols
lsur i'm itdotii4en @oferumt angss
itsl. mar, fsinsm 2eben Elm Gnbe se;
maht. iubem .r ii9 in ieiner WDbnung
i'm Sauis gp. 2194 Central 4penus
bar6 sinsn S4uB IN bic re5ts SdIG,
fe sntlsibte.
Die aeide bss 2ebensmiibsn tpurbs
pon eiuem anberen Betppbner bes
6auits sntbedt unb lie tpurbe, ba Elm
iofort bsrbeiserufensr Qrst nur nod
ben bsrstts Dor mebreren Stunben
siRsstrstsuen Fob fonitatiren tpnnte,
nit Der Grlaubnib bss gOrpners mad
Der Morsue iibsrfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Oebmrtem.

aodis unb sbref. grdnno, 216
Of IL. Strdbe; anabe.
William unb aottp G6ierer, 929
Weft aibsrtp Strab.; &nabe.
gbaries unb aatie Mtbaus, 378o
0arialp ape.; ana6e.
scbn unb Sophie Quablanoer. 579
iyinbIap Strabe; Mdbden.
s5rdnt unb Julia DtlIer, Delhi
Goipnibip; Tdbfsn.
gbpin unb Clara DobelI. 1867
@eItpopb ape.; anabe.
5arrp unb 5lord Sbecr, 4015 Gur
lptp Strabe; Andbe.
.yobn uub Minnis Ooeriul 433T
6ans 4pe.; Wdbdtn.
2ff6ert unb atnna Sept. 127 Weit
,15. Girnbe; anabe.
Grant unb garrie 0osllmede, 1905
9eiptpn Qpe.; andbe.
Brnnt unS Wtarearet Baumann.
1125 Nnlnut Sirabs; Rnabe.
Grani nnb Warsartt Buebentier.
1867 9dpmillsr Girabs; mGbmsn.
8lapmonb unb 8tulab S6offer,
$3.50 Rortb 8snb Roab; anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Mab6sn. Namen. anaben. glttip.

Mdbhen. 9amen, &naben, 2lttibe
unb 2tlterstlaife.
&uselitabiibunsen-1. Mdb9ens uub
/. &nabentlafie.
9erdtbeturnen- Barren unb He6:
9(ttipe. S9tpebe6retter: Uldbten
uno 4naben.
syreiiibunsen-2. unb 3. &nnbenflafie.
Spiele unb @etttGmpfe-2aufen: 1.
Mldb@ena uno l. ano6enflofs.
Winbmiible: 2. MGo9entlaTe.
Sumpf I'm bic aeule; &naben
8od1priinoe: gIttipe.
Cine luftiae Sabrt-SIb Man @rump
anb Gperett Srue; Ostar unb
4bolpb.
6ipfenber areis-Domen.
Der glanH obne 9eIente-2lterss
tloiTe.
ssiI5isbsn 0euti6lanb unb gng-
lamb.
gansarten-2. W1Gb6en unb 8amsns
tlaFe,
Observation-Disclosures
@iisnftabiibuneen-Qttipe.
uebungen nit benz Ring-Damsn.
tlaiIe.
pnramioen um 9orren unb gferb-
Gttipe unb g3OgIinse.
SalubbiIO-gne sbsiInsbmsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
9ooesitmr3.
5rani yarions fomint bei einem
etHrs in einem 5abritHlIidadt
am's asbeu.

Gtnsn iGben Sob fanb geftern Der
33 Sabre alte GraHt parfons bon Qo.
434 Garfield 2lpeniis, price 6iI, Elm
BEL Der Shulb Batting Co.. 30. TAT
Weif i5iinfte Gtrabs btfddftistsr 2uts
fftr. als sr tn ben anlasen Der Cir
ma in ben 5abrfiuhlf4d4t itiir5ie.
parfpns bate I'm piertsn Siodneri
bic 9abuns fir fsinsn Wassn fertigs
gsiteGt unb ipollis bic Soden, bic iif
auf sinsm Rollnasen befanben, nit
6ilfe bes auf5uss nad unten f4afs
fen. llnslidfeIiger Msiis bemtrtts CT
niht. bab Der 9lufsus in5pii4en tuie'
Der 9sruntreesoeen iporbsn mar nnt
er fanife nit btm Roauasen in BIZ
5iefs.
Der @erunsliidte, Der einm 6ad'
belbruh unb fhpere innere @erIebun.
gen babongeirnsen bate. itarb aul
benz 7ransport nah bsm itdbtii4er
6olpitaI i'm poliseiauiOmc6il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
alter srid.

Cine gannerin tr.ibi. ipis seiteru
sur atnntnib bsr YOIisei fam, iest
BIER in Der Gtabt ibr llntpeItn, bic
eiHen uralten .Srid- dueenf4etHli4
nit Grfols irisbtr in @npenbuns
brinsi.
Die geirsffenbs. bic einen fsbr ans
ft6ubiasn ginbrud md9i, baufirt mt
9bserfeifs unb ireib ibrtu 4bfab
turd einen uraItsH S9pinbel su ptrs
sr0bern. Sic ldbi iih ndmIia bon
Srausn, bic ni@i e-sspSbuii@ nerans
lcsi iiub. fir ein Stiid Stiff IS Gents
bs5nblsn. bns dHasblih DON einsr
9sahbarin. bic sufdaigsr Dsiie niht
an 6auis III, btftslIt ipurbe. auf bisie
@siie DHrbe asfsru israu 9nna 3iss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Ghs.9rlanbniBideiHe.

(qaul W. McReeIp, 80, SaIatin, ap
l2iIie Clements, "a, 214o Quburn@p
(gDsrstt Gdler, 81. 618 State Glpe.
lGaie @intls, 19, bessI.
(Rap grpue, IS, 53 Mlain Str.
lGlaru SOff, 20, SO Sf 3. Str.
JGr.O. @iniums, 20, 32O @sFt 7. Str
(Marp Sin, %, besgl.
(GTiie 8iGiams, 90, 32O cf 7. Ctr
lRettie Gpans, 25, bessI.
|gbarles SO. Wlit6sa, So, 1901 5pr.
dfsr glpe.
/ Rap Wiuiams, %, 3o07 aerpsr elp:
(5reO. 6. Sbomas, 81. 2O3 9surp ct
/ gtIits Dacep, IS, oesgl.
jOliper gppitsin, %. 421 s6ilitD ct
| 9eIen @eil. "a, 66s Rodbale glpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

Ter BON go. 264s Dennis SfraBe nm
IS CENTS seprs[t. inbem iie Der 5aus
iirerin Elm Gtiid Seife beaablte, bas
orasbIid, Don elmer 0adbcrin Grau
6olbmann. bic ssrdbe nidt au snuie
mar, befteIlt iporbeu mar. Tdtillth
ipuBte syrau 6oibHann BON elmer bsfs
ortigem Hsittnung ni4ts unb Inn ans
bere grduen Dor Der Gaunerin 5u
ipornen, tbxilie Grdu 3issler ibre ers
fabrunq Der qoIi5ei nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

gneinisuna Der protsitantiifeu airs
den in6t6irt hattie. perionlih 1T Der
girgermeifter nod INNER Der aniiht,
baB es nett beFer iein ipiiroe berars
tias Tilms nif,t bor5ufiibren, aber bic
IN bisI.m ReHort suitdnbige geborbs,
namlid bic Gtaatseeniurbeb0roe bat,
nadbem 4. peridieoene Sbeile BEG
'Ftlms ausg.m,rst, bemIeIben 5ur
gprflbruna Freigeseben unb Der ghrs
aermeifter TT untsr bisieH llmftdnbsn
dbfolut mahtlos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

SoI.pb 6. Ruu6 iibsrfabrtn unb per-
Isst puro., bat ssssn 2aub cine alaS.
ii6sr $4,000 siHgsrsift.
Gb. unb Tlinnie SAoenins ila9ttn
cine ssorberuns .iiber $1663.50 ssssu
bi. Waaep canning 90. elm.
Das. SeutiAe aitsnbeim BAT cine
gstition eing.r.i6t, nm bic erlaubnib
su srIanssn, s.piifss Gruubsis.nt9um
an b,r eulerain apsnus psrtapfsn 3u
biirisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

bsnft, es f0nne uns dusbunsern. bod
ba lit Is fdief sefpidslt. .Wenn England
slmerita nidt bate, bab btsfem Wus
nition. Maffen unb aetensmittel
Td,idte, pdrs es idon auf bem auss
Iterbe etat. Ob glmrsita tlus baran
ibut, mub ss iel6sr ipiiIen. Sebofj
mir mtrten uns uHiere pappenbeimer
i.nb sablsn es Bel pafsnber @elegeu,
felt iiher beirn, aud unierem ftineil
0srbiinbettn. amtrifa bdtte robl
better sstban, tpsnn ss anbsrs gehan'
belt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
SdjauturHcn Der 6iHeiunati Surn.
gemeinSe.

Nm IA. TGr3 pirb bic alte Suru.
qsmeinoe in Der Mufitbaae fpieSer cine
9rpbe ihres turner;ffeu S0nnens obz
leeen unb bumit aufs gsus berpeiIen,
oab bic 9smetnoe auf Sieiem Gebiete
nod INNER jung lit. Seit oieIen @oz
den bat meifter Gdftein bas S6uus
tlrnen iorefdltie pprbsreitst uno man
barf perii6ert istn, bub isOs glurmes
Der 9priteauns origineu une elm
SHlassr isin pirb. 2tu6 Der 5umpr
tommt babel sur 9sItung, ME uahitez
benoes poaitGnbigss prOgramm be-
peiit.
GrSffuungsbiIs; SaHusuHbunssn -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
,sbree @ests" freissseben.

girgsrmsiitsr SpieseI bat seft.rn
bic @crfiibruns bes Silmbramas
.Sbtss @sets" pisber freigeseben,
uadbem CT tetanntliH Dor einiaen 5as
gen bic 0orfiibruue auf protsite Der
.aaibOIiiSeu 5sSsratiOn. fopk Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
alms ben Werid)tsb6fen

ebeideibunssfdns. = G6abensriabs
Hagen. - Der arduB Gannsa
yan psri6oben. = Oberitaatssss
ri6ts enti6eibunssH. = geti4ies
benss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
seTsr als Rhi,innsSl.

Giu pirilihes, aHacuebues aefctmadlolsb
Gbihbrnittie. sidriunps lHIo eliitreiniaEugs-
ulittel iHo Aludburu's gascasRpsal s1tllen. Ne
bcs 0c uHe 25c Radet III aaraHiirt snirieneu.
5.ilteleu mo 81 geiuueH. Ane autsn Apo
tteien ssriaufeH Ds. 9srtR1e1 Sip b.eIsEbea
keItR Nbeub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10

Der @orpertauf Der eins.ltdrtsn
fir eieie aou5srtsH ninmi 6euts bsi
Der ehurd. gein,omp 60. an bsr@isr.
ten Strabs ieinsn 4nfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
ssmu6uuie. aonserte.

gslsgsntli6 Der beibsn Sissp5ti.
1tn Spmp6pui,tunSerte. bic ME iibs
lib am 'Jrsitag Ra4mittag unb am
Samitoa 9lbenb i'm Gmerp aubitos
rum iiattfinben, ipirtt als Soliittn
bic alapisrpirtuoisn Rutb Debo nit,
Si. bti bidsr 9elessHbeit ibr Gineins
natter Debut mdfi. 9us pollftGns
bise grosramm 1T tpis fOlsi:
GbmbhoniIde Stttuun
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
FOUNDRY TO COME HERE
Commercial Club Members Interest
Pelican Rapids Concern in Estab-
fishing Shops in Bemidji.
LONG BEEN NEEDED HERE

Bemidji is soon to be provided with
a fully equipped foundry and ma
chine shop, an institution which has
been much needed here during the
past several years. At last nights
special meeting of the Commercial
club J. R. Raymond and r. Wood
ward, representing a Pelican Rapids
concern, appeared before the club and
asked that they be given assistance
in finding a suitable location for the
placing of their foundry, which has
been in operation for seven years.
Both men expressed their belief
that the local proposition would pay
we'll and that they would like to es-
permanent headquarters here.
The matter was greeted with general
and the industrial commit
tee was authorized to assist the new
concern in every way possible.
When placed in operation the foun-
dry will do all kinds of brass and iron
repairing and manufacture
ing and will bring at least six fam
lilies here to make their residence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
Three GAMES SCHEDULED
Manager Malone of High School Ar
ranges Contests With Park Rapids
and Ada-Pine River Coming.
PLAY BIG BEM1DG" THURSDAY

Cancellation of the Red Wing
games is not to leave Bemidji with
out basketball this week, three games
having been arranged by the man
ayers of the high school and big Be-
midg' aggregations today.
Carl Jacobson, manager of big
Bemidg," completed arrangements
this morning whereby Pine River
will be brought to Bemidji Thursday
night. This team has not been de-
feated this year and recently de-
feated Akeley by 80 to score. On
the same night, announced James
Malone, manager of the high school
quint, the Park Rapids high school
team will play here, thus giving a
double-header and both contests
promising to be fast.
On Saturday morning the schools
will journey to Akeley
where the high school team will be
played in the afternoon. The boys
will return to Bemidji for game
with Ada the same evening. Ada is
regarded as likely candidate for
the state championship and comes
here for the sole purpose of elimin-
ating Bemidji from the race
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
IS TAKEN TO REFORMATORY
H. H. Wilkinson Causes Judge to Re-
woke Suspended Sentence.

Andrew Johnson, sheriff of Bel
trami county, returned to Bemidji
this morning from St. Cloud where he
had gone to place H. H. Wilkinson
of Minneapolis, in the state reforma-
tory. Wilkinson is the young man
who was arrested here some
time ago on a charge of
attempting to pass forged
check He was at that time SEN
fenced to serve a prison term for the
crime, the sentence being suspended
during good behavior. Until two
months ago no complaint had been
made as to the lads conduct. He
then forged check, was arrested
and placed in the Hennipen county
Jail, where he was taken seriously
ill, an operation being necessary.
Judge Stanton recently changed the
prison sentence to term in the re-
formatory and the sheriff's trip fol-
lowed. Wilkinson is still in i'll
health.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
S0ISS0NSBATTLE
SEVERE. DEAD
FILL TRENCHES

Paris, Jan. 12.-Bulletins at the
war headquarters here this afternoon
indicate that the intensity of the
fighting now in progress is equal to
any of the entire war, and that at
Scissors the Germans are vainly en-
deavoring to retake three lines of
trenches which have been captured
by the Allies. The possession of
these trenches give the allies a dis
tinct advantage, giving the French
an opportunity to utilize mine throw
ers and demolishing the main line
of the German defenses around hills
of North scissors. German dead
are covering the front of the tren-
ches. There is also violent fight
ing at North Beauzjour, where the
Germans have attempted general
advance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
SENTIMENT IS DIVIDED
Commercial Club Takes No Action on
Recommendation OF Federal Build
ing Site Public Interested.
RESORT PROJECT IS BOOSTED

Business men Of Bemidji are ev-
emily divided in their preferences re-
garding a proper site for the new
$4,000 Federal building, and at
Monday evenings session Of the Com.
mercial club several talks were given
in which both the Second and Sixth
street locations were favored.
One thing the debates did settle,
however, and that is that the major
[ity. favors either one or the other of
the two locations and that no matter
which is chosen blythe government,
equal satisfaction will be the result.
The sentiment seemed to prevail
|that.the general public of Bemidji is
entitled to- consideration in the Sc
lection of a site, Notwithstanding
the fact that the business men al
most to unit are sin favor of the
downtown location. It It is probable
tndC the mdCLer WlI8nOW De left en-
tirely with the government, which
had made thorough Investigation of
conditions, and no Recommendations
will be made. u =.
A proposition of the 500 Line was
read at the meeting in which it was
urged that the land department of
the railroad be provided with land
sale lists of Beltrami county and in
this way assist in adding settlers to
this community. President Lakin ap-
pointed J. J. Opsahl and Harry Reyn-
Odds to take action in. response to the
suggestion -. -.
A communication from the Reyn-
olds & Winter Land company was
read, in which the attitude of Be-
midi in connection with the bring
ing of summer visitors here was de-
pl0red. The communication illus
trated what trifie assistance is need
ed to make Bemidji, with it's natural
beauty and wonderful climate, the
greatest of all summer resorts and
urged that some united action be
taken whereby the lake and its splen-
did surroundings could be made more
attractive and provided with neces-
sary conveniences and accommoda-
lions.
Representative L. G.. Pendergast
addressed the members and his talk
was much appreciated. He spoke of
legislation which he favors, among
other things. X. McIver was elected
a member of the club. At the direct
ors meeting w. L. Brooks was elected
vice-president, succeeding F. S. Ar
mold. resigned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
PROVING A SENSATION
Giant Clearance Sales of Bemidji
Merchants Drawing Many Outsiders
to City-Records Smashed.
CONFIDENCE OF PEOPLE SHOWN

That the big cooperative clearance
sales now under way in Bemidji are
proving a real sensation, is evidenced
by the fact that many out of town
people are taking advantage of them.
The opening day, Saturday, January
9, exceeded expectations of many of
the stores and the present week prom
Uses to eclipse all previous records.
The public is being thoroughly con-
WINGED as to the genuine values Of
fered and the fact that more than
one store has joined in this big clear
ance movement has brought hundreds
of additional bargains, which did not
previously materialiZe, when only one
or two stores conducted sales.
If this sale does nothing more
than to bring about added confidence
with the public, it will have accom-
plished its purpose. Hundreds who
have been buying with the utmost
feet that the bargains offered by the
Bemidji stOrs are genuine values and
are convinced that city stores can
not equal them as whole They
have also expressed themselves as ia
voring these events several times a
year and that other stores would fall
in line.
The Bemidji stores who have sales
on and who are in this clearance sale
movement are Schneider Bros. Cloth
ing store, O'Leary-Bowser company,
Gill Bros, The Bazaar store, Given
Hardware store, the Leader and the
Schneider Bros. Co. ready-to-wear
store
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
U. S. FLEET ASSEMBLIES:
FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS

Washington, Jan. 12.-Uncle Sans
armada is assembling at Guantanamo,
Cuba. For the first time in two
years the entire Atlantic fleet will
hold target practice and practice
fleet" maneuvers. Twenty-one bat
tleships and mosquito fleet of de-
stroyers, GOLFERS, gunboats, cruisers
and few submarines will be given
joint workout. Admiral Fletcher,
commander, will have charge of the
maneuvers, which will begin the lat
ter part of this week and continue a
fortnight. Navy department officials,
including Secretary Daniels, hope to
view the maneuvers The fleet prac-
tice a year ago was suddenly called
off when the Mexican situation be-
came acute. Because of the presence
of many battleships in Mexican wa
tiers it has been impossible since to
hold any fleet practice.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-12
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BILL Bill, |. in SENATE 81: A |!
Ole Saying, Champion Of Cause, Intro.
duces First Measure Of Kind at
Present Session of Legislature.
OTHER BILLS ARE INTRODUCED
Senator ,0'Neill Proposes Constitu.
tional Amendment Permitting
Farmers to Borrow State Money

Woman suffrage has been given an
early start at the session of the state
legislature, Senator Ole Sageng, of
Dalton, one of the most constant sup
porters of the movement, having in
troduced a bill in the senate propos-
ing an amendment to the state con-
.stitution. Miss Mary McFadden, one
of the most prominent suffrage work.
ers in the state, commented upon the
introduction of the bill and Senator
Sageng's connection with it.
Other Bills Introduced.
Senator Frank Palmer, of Minnea-
polls, introduced a bill prohibiting
joy riding, and making person
so doing, guilty of felony
Senator O'Neill, of Thief River
Falls, proposed constitutional
amendment permitting farmers to
borrow money at three and a half
per cent from the permanent school
fund, to be used on improved farm
lands. The loan not to exceed thir-
ty per cent of the actual cash value
Senator Campbell proposed a bill
creating one days rest in seven, Civ
ing firemen and policemen one day off
each week.
Ira Peterson, state insurance COM
missioner, for the time being, pro-
posed bill reducing the biennial
report Of the insurance department,
thereby saving $4,000 annually on
state printing cost.