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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-11
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| BEM|DJ| ELEVEN
CRUSHES CLoQUE7
Scores 26 to 0 Against East State
+ High School Team; Game Bril-
liant With Plays.

The Bemidji high school football
team crushed the Cloquet high school
team in fast game at the fair
| grounds Saturday afternoon, score
26 to o..
Rushed at Will.
The Bemidji machine rushed up
and down the field almost at will.
The one-sidedness of the score, how
ever, fails to give the slightest ink
ling of the thrilling scope of the play
or the remarkable strategy and indi-
vidual brilliancy with which the
game bristled. At one time the Clo-
quet team had the ball within one
yard of the goal and the Bemidji
squad held the team for three
downs.
Bemidji Excelled.
Bemidji excelled by far in the
ability of the backfield to get into
the game and to get away for long
runs. =
"Kaiser" Tanner showed much
strategy in his diversion of plays,
and his tackling and carrying of
the ball for long runs was one of the
features of the contest. "Fuzz' John
son at right half, despite injuries,
played his usual brilliant, smashing
game and tore through the opposing
| line for large gains. George Graham
at left halfback played sensational
game and made the first two touch
! downs for Bemidji. He was taken
| out in the last quarter because of in
juries. Warfield also played a good
game. :..-
In the line Captain Cameron,
at tackle, Swisher, guard, and
Phibbs center, were the stars, while
| the rest of the men deserve much
credit for holding the heavy Cloquet
backs. -.
The manager of the Cloquet team
was entirely satisfied with the game,
inasmuch as this was Cloquet's first
game, and he desired through the
columns of the Pioneer to express his
appreciation of the excellent time
and the many courtesies that were
extended to his team. :...-+..s
n..A.,1 L. D,,:1l r:-,o
Coach Bestul was satisfied with
the work of his team as a whole but
he will endeavor to strengthen his
line before the next game.
The second team of the high school
was defeated at Blackduck by a score
of IL to Z. ~.. s
The hneups at the game here were
as follows: Bemidji-Bailey, re;
Neumann, rt; Gray, rg; Phibbs, c.:
Swisher, lg; Cameron, 1t; Woods and
White, lie; Tanner, q; Johnson, rh;
Warfield, fb; Graham, If; Plummer,
sub.
Cloquet- -Olaspay, lg; Bratt, 1t;
McKenna, le; Elm, c.; Gilbert, re-;
Oswald, TT; Wight, re; Bressett, q;
Long, fb; Anderson, III; Bengsten,
rh; Peterson, johnson and Bruno,
subs. f.. -. ~.
Charles Trafton was referee.
! The score at the end of the first
half was 13 to o.. s-:... ,.r.ss1#
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-11
sP1NA HOTEL CLOSED.

1ronton, MIMI, Oct. 11.-Peter
Spina, proprietor of the hotel here
which bears his name, closed the hos
telry today on account Of the closing
of the bar under orders from the In
dian agents.
The hotel, Spina says, cannot be
operated at a profit without, the bar.
The building was erected two and q
half years ago and cost $4,000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-11
PETERS PENCE MUST j.. !
~--..., BE LARGER THIS. YEAR

New York, Oct. Cardinal
Farley today announced that because
of the ravages of the war the cost of
the Pope has increased heavily and
European Catholics have been unable
to contribute.
''The Peters Pence annual collec-
tion in America he said, Should
>be larger than usual
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-11
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SATURDAY FOOTBALL (.
x RESULTS ....- :,

x At Champaign - Illinois, !
X IS; Rolla, z. 7...s........... ......... !
x At Minneapolis - Mime
x sofa, "a; Ames, 6. !
X At Madison - Wisconsin, !
X IS; Marquette, 0. --. !
X At Chicago-Chicago, Z; !
X Northwestern, 0. !
X At Princeton-Princet !
X 3; Syracuse, O.. !
X At Hanover, N. H.-Dart- !
* mouth, 20; Tufts, Z.
X. At New Haven-Yale, Z; !
x Lehigh, 6.
x At Cambridge - Harvard, !
x 20; Carlile, z. !
X At West zPoint-Army, %;
x Gettysburg, o.
X At Ann Arbor-University !
X of Michigan, IS; Mount
X Union, 0. !
X -t.. !
4 X kk < k<<kkk Xxx
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3urd Die ollnfle ibneelole gSif..
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Snlanb.

Ger aongreB bat fi6 beute Weit-
tag pertaat, obne Die 9oItoffice- nno
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Die geeip Dorfer 8ranojurp Bat
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garbone Die 9lnflage erbober, fid oc-
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loier GoliaiIt, Der iib einen gsamen
MAIDEN mollte, aufgebest uno su benz
gerbredea angeftiftet Bat.
General YoitfneiIfer girla-
ion bat Dem ShnsantS Geparte4
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1dnB, Den Die gerpaltllng oes Bolt=
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1914 abgefdloilene @elh1ftsiahr err
geben bat, ausbe5ablt
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Ser Neip Oorfer Noliseifpnls
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gen Inl Gange uno Die Hoii8ei Ljltss
Elm ipadialnes Muge ouf berid}ie6sslg
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GiRer 9pnOuner Sepeidle melbet,
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9aroanelen 81 fpmemn mnb 6as cs
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Cine 0epeidje ans slt6en melSet,
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5orts ii6erbampt feinen srokem SdJa.
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anfsenOmmen ieien, baf man peridJic.
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trefflide Arbeit setam. Die frans5ii.
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bonibaroiert. Die Cperatiunen an
Der Glnfabrt bGtfen Sm Der Ieruidl.
tnng BON nemnscbn iedls bis eifs0ai-
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feds 3pll, bier Noroenfelo GSeid,l;s
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qllBerit giiltitigen @elonarftes, allc
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paiiiert.
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600
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9ie ons 9efine geuIel0at pir1.
hat iid China oalnit einperIfanoen
erflart Die @a6t Der @afenpIdbc
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anf lie an5uerfennen.
Die beriibmte fralr8oiifdlc
Sdaliipieferin, Sarab gernbaret,
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nebnlen lniiem tit idner erfrairft.
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aurje lltbtri6t.

sSu &onitantinopel iiirdtst
man nidt fir Bic 9ar6anellen.
9ie 9entid)en sebem anseG-
lid, bic Gimnabne BON 9rsas-
nns5 sit.
Die 3miien ipollen in 8ali-
5ien ale @erindje Der Geiter-
reidler, lire Neiben sn bnrdj=
bred,en, sariifseIdtlasen i)as
zen.
sSrrefiibrenoe geridJte iibcr
Grfplge Der 9iniiem in 9splen
mno Niserfplge Der 9eittiden
se6em Elm falides Bib ppn Der
bortisen Gage.
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foiae BEL Sifptpet nnb Slngm-
itciuo, idleimen iidJ aber iueiter
iueftiid, III Der @eseseno bua
Tr5asmpss snriifsnsieben.
Sn sltben baben anseblid
iuidltige geratnnsen itattaeiitn-
bem.
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Gin slbenb beim bentiden aaiier
i'm isel0e.

h5it arlegsbrlefen al Die Wiiilldle-
ner NeueIten 9tahri9ten beIhretht
asaiiSfeis Gafgbofer unb eiupu abeno
beim oeiltiben aaiier i'm 5tloe::
3ipiifen Mauern oas itille, qnt
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aroB8iigigen @ausbalt 5u 9epabren.
Gie tDenigen @aite Der g[benotafei
perlamnleln ii6 in einem fleinel
empfangsralun. Ser &aiier trrtt
ein IN Der felograuen @eneralsul'i-
form nit Dem gleiden, rubigen, elo-
ltilhen Sdritt, ben if irnllier 1ei
ibn geleben Inter a1 oen Stiir-
men oie1er 81 @o6en lit Ser Gulier
elmer gelrorben Der geipann, niht3
perlor. gr lit Elm our9 oie 3eit er-
bobter. Wfan einpfinoet es Dor oen
8iloe ieiner gSiiroe uno Saltltne,
eiupfinoet es BET ieinem rubigen 3D.
deln, por ieinem rltbigen Slid.
Sra, @ongbofer, Sbre 9apernl
pra6tpolle 2euteI Die baben feltc
llno tiiftise slrbeit gelnadtl llnc
uoriports gebt es iiberoQ, @ott lei
ganf!~ 8ann elm grinnern on Die
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batte oontals nbnen fonnen, mas iest
aefommen lit! llno oaB mir lns III
5ranfreih iuieoerieben ipiiroerl
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Wtan gebt sur Safel. 0as Spei-
ie5immer lit ein genliitlider &auri,
Der mid iueiont1nniid) anbeirtelt.
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Seeres lmo Sofes. geur iuenige Gie-
ner uno nur cine fitr5e, raihe Mabl-
5eit 4itf einern fleinen 3ettel6en,
ili6t groBer als cine gilitenfarte,
ifebt gei6rieben:
g aonigltde 9l6enotafeI.
@e6odene See5unget,
&altes 5leiid,
3artoffeln in Ser Sdole,
SbIt.
Gn5u ais @etranf fran3oiilhee
2anopein ltrio 8aiier. ltno &riegs.
brot gibt es. 9fur &riegsbrot. gtad
Der Wiabl5eit fon1nt cine erltite,
maH6lnal alld) BON einem 2o6en er.
bellte 8lolloeritilnos. in eiaienl fIeinen,
netten @intergarten. 9ie @eieI-
lddft bat li6 na6 Ser Wiabl5eit lum
einen ihiueigiamel moIer5ogenen
@ait nernebrt, oas lit Elm fleincr.
idmorser 9adel, NIT geibeiten 9[lt.
9eL oes aaiiers 2ieblingsbull0, ali.
genblidli6 ein biS6en inoalioe, mil
perbunoener 8fote. go DIT er mill
eorf er iid auf Dem SdoB ieines
@errn bequeni, ODER ri6tiaer gelagt
ibm ilnbeqlem mohen. @egen sic
elite slbentlhlnoe miro fir 0en Sal.
ier nno cine 9tn8abI bober Sffisiere
elm miIitdriidler 8ortrag dngeiagt.
Cine geenbeit Der ariegSte6nif ioII
IN &roieftionsbiIoern porgefii6rt
meroen, Die Ser be9Ieitenoe 8ortraq
zines 0ffi8iers erl1iitern miro.
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY

Bouquets, 0llunenftide fir Sodseite;.
iinS gegrabnijie. Sopfpflar5en, 3Sofens
itrdnber, Obftbditme, Gtiefmiittert6ell
IN Bliite ooer 8eetpflnnse.l. aonlnii
ielbit, i9rei6t ooer teIepboniert grosell
71O2. 508 Maiu Mbe. Eaml Cas-. Ma
flaaer.
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81, So, SO nnb $40 Spicn. 1inlere etv
gene Mrbeit. geltellte aber ili1t. nbgebpl@
te 9ofen fir 1915, $3.50 nnS SIS. @
nales 0aaB garantiert grcInIibe 9auis
Sailors. 2inmer 426 Wfoores@ @ebdute
4 Gtodnerf.
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Prof. Pierce, der Indiancr.

Ser &rdiiferz9 z9oftpr. GeiiIe Srdufers
@eoi5inen furieren poYitip 1InberonuIiths
teit. Nbennlatismls, 2liinbngo uno 9Riifs
tenidmer5en. 81 per Slafhe. 105 Gisz
5oniton GtraBe, Snn Iitoflio. Eeras.
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Sarrp @s. Mpers, Ggpert Sfenihnieo,
401 Wsain slpe. 20jabrise Sfenfabrif=
Grfabrmns. ale Mrbeit saramticrt. g.
fen sefamft unb berfamft. Mites Gel.
Erpfeft 40f7.
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ssran Gbas. slIbredt, 1888 Ofsgorts
merce Str, Gan Nntonio, Seras. Iiefert
friid]e glnnen. gliumenItiide. Bouquets
itl6 gflnn3en. @eetsTflansen cine Gpes
3iaIit1t. Sci Grodett 2392
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Or. @. s. Sirsel fat ieine OFfice
nadl 302 Sids-Gebdnoe berlest. glis
tes SeIephon.
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Z 9annen get Cream 25e, 9icis
per Efb. Sc, bcites Mebl Der Gad
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-09
STATE CANDIDATES
ARE CIRCULATING

There is a great deal too much
criticism of candidates for office who
attend such public occasions as the
county fairs and The press assoca-
tions. To read some of our papers,
anyone would think that candidate
was committing a disgraceful act to
attend any public occasion and
minele with the PEOPLE. On the
contrary, we should all be glad of
a system of government that brings
candidates and people so close to-
gether.
Take the Marion County Fair, for
instance. Last week, we had Messrs.
Bryan. Trammell, Gilchrist and
Wall, candidates for the Senate,
Commissioner of Agriculture Nc
Rae. Treasurer d.uning and Super
intendent Sheats. all candidates for
reelection, Messrs. Thagard and
Angle, candidates for controller,
and several minor candidates whom
we haven't time to mention. OF
course, they were all looking after
their fences while here, but why
shouldn't they? Isn't it part of the
game?
So far as the Star is concerned, it
was glad to see them all, those it
intends to vote for and those it in
, tends to vote against They are all
clever men, 1t was Pleasant to meet
them and they helped to make the
fair a success. They gave Just as
much as they received.
Lets quit sneering at the candid
ates that travel around and mix
with the people. That is what the
people want them 20 do. The gov
ernmcnts where the officials can af-
ford to keep apart from the people
are rot governments of the people.
for the people, by the people
Ocala Star
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-09

Nothing in President Wilson s
message was better said than his
reference to those shameless GRIM
inal sneaks and traitors who are
seeking to blow ID munition fac
tories in this country. dynamite
ships on the high seas, spy on the
secrets of our government and in
other ways prove themselves unfit
/ to be tolerated on the soil of this
! country. OF them the president said
Such creatures of passion. dis
loyalty, and anarchy must be
crushed out They are not many.
but they are infinitely malignant.
and the hand of our power should
clost over them at once. They have
formed plots to destroy property,
they have entered into conspiracies
against the neutrality of the govern
ment, they have sought to pry into
every confidential transaction of the
government in order to serve the in
terests alien to our own. 1t is pos
sible to deal with these things very
effectually. | need not suggest the
terms in which they may be dealt
with =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-09
PREACHING FROM THE BENCH

The judges presiding over our
courts have unusually fine opportun.
tiles to do effective preaching from
the bench on the always burning is
sue of obedience to law and punish
ing criminals, in their charges to the
grand juries. Printed matter on tht
subject rarely reaches many of those
who make up court room audiences.
out they know the .oice of the Judge
and the meaning of his words, and
speaking with the authority he has,
his words are as seed dropped into
receptive soil
Some of our JUDGES use these on
porturities and we would be glad 10
know that they all did so. for they
are as reapers in a great field ripe
Tor the harvest. And when we think
OF some of the verdicts they are com
nellcd TO receive in criminal cases.
We wonder that they can preserve
their judicial poise and refrain from
roasting the juries that have raw
ished the pure Goddess of Justice in
the very presence of the court
In Savannah the other day FEEDER
al Judge Lamden went outside the
usual routine in his charge to the
srard jury and is quoted by the Sa-
Nannah Press as follows.
'''ie lamented tho prevalence OF
hom:cidos in this country AZ com
pared with other civilized nations
of the world He drew comnar.-
son between the number OF deaths
by violence here. as compared with
those in the United Kingdom. Ger
many, Switzerland and Canada. He
declared statistics show from ten
to fifteen times as many homicides
In the United States as in Great
Britain and Ireland, aceordin- to
the population He cited the fact
that il Canada, just across the imag-
inarr boundary line from this coun-
try, the average is about the same
as in Great Britain.
The only way this can be account
ed for, he said. is that the people in
the United States accept heir lib
critics as too much of a privilege.
This is a country of law and order,
he said. yet there is this apparent
disregard for law.