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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

Berion beioe Robre ab. Jnufen0
iliesen Ge 9prpcbps ms @niier uno
CUTE 6eutidle @iinid,e binterorein.
Ger SberIelitnant itedt bic HedJie in
bic 5oisHtdIbe mb s.bt sur Bride
suriid. gr III oas Bib Der @uiie,
Die in Ianger, treier 6riebensarbeif
bic @eipibbeit ibresaonnens errDarb.
Die 9feiie Der beiben SiIberiiife lit
lang. Sie finb nod uRiertress. dls
selafen Der SorpsbOOffiJist pitosr 81
iaiuem @orgeicsien triit. Gr iueiB,
CT miro Dor ibm Bethlehem. Brandt
bod Die @affe MIR eine gelegeHbeit.
nm su 5eigen, mas iie leiiten fann.
2os Sorpeoo6oot bat pieoer abge.
orebt iinb iauit nit 80 wleiIen 6nbrt
pom Jeinb natl Siiboiien. aber Die
glugen aller WPdnuer on goro bliden
riidpdrts nit Der fSrnse: trifit er
ooer trifit er nitt? Ter cine ODER
anoere Wtqnn lGbt ihon oas 6las
bon ben guger falIen ooer ifiittelt
ben aopi, als por Der weitte oes
ieinbIlhen areu5ers cine oide idTpnr.
&c Sprensipolfe aus 6em Waiier
iieigt. grei Surras griiben Tie wie
auf RomUIdnbo, oenH am Gag Der
WobiImadnng bat Der aomman6nnt
iriuer Ronnifaft geiagt: gllnier er.
iies Siirra ioIet bem eriten 1reiier".
Ter Rni III nod, nidt perfIungeK
eIs Der boroerite Der feinoIiten 3er-
itorer In eiuer 5rpeiien iflDar5en
Sprsnstpolfe peritluinoet. Tas @e.
Zen aus @eiien reitt iie itjneII aus.
chamber. Die linieren ieben bas
ieinolife Snbr5eiig Don Der GgpIo.
ion serriifen 5u stpei SdIiten, bic
if|nen iNter bic @eaen iinfen. 2ie
fieben anberen britiiden 9erit6rer
siehen IN bober Sabrt nod @eiteu
2eine. g. r. fam folsen. nm fei.
nen grfoIg 1l beobadten. Der feino.
Iifeareiser frangi, tpiro fleiner uno
perihpinbet unier einem Sfaiiui.
itriibel. Snbr5euge ber oiniiGen 81.
iherfloitiae bnIten Saraili 81 iino
ieseii gooie ans. stlic ipiiien bic
llrieren, Snb ben grittem $ilie nabe.
9liih oreben bic eeiliihteten 3erito.
rer ipieSer bei, unb ipenig ipdter er.
hellt ons eidIt bon Sd,einlperfern bic
Siatie SenfiaeH grioIees. Der Slot.
tiIIenfei iebt' ben Warid nod Siio
tort imo 6ittirt ieinc YieIoung on
Die Slotte. lie Anaen Der Ndnner
nuf imierem fleinen idIiporsen Sdlifi.
den bIiden ieitter lpieoer beler. iino
Der 9eiitihe ipeiB, an ibnen Iiegi es
nid)i. bnb Der @caner nod inir.Sr
fieIlnten idliuimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

nuns sebalten = 10 baben mir es
Ihon Ianae nidt mebr aebabt. Ratiirs
lid unsnblih pieIe airhen, ortbos
DOre, polniide uin. nit StlDiteru,
aranienbauIern. Sn Der Sduptitrabe
limb slpei 6otels, bic audi in 8eutI6s
ianb liegen fOnnten, absr nur eis
nes lit offen, bafiir iinb aber bort
slpei qrobs Misner gafes nit uns
enblib piel &uhen aber pbne bic lei
Iieite Inbeutuns einss alfoboliidgn
G3etriints. ~gis gum sroben Ssean
perben Sic finben in gans Rublnno
feinen 2ropFen 2lltobpl", iaete Der Be
iiBer bes einsn Gafes. DIS ipdbr iit9
Ssbcnfdas ipenn ni9t. 10 baben bic
Huiien, iolanee iie In aoipno nd
ren. allies auseetrunfen unb fir uns
nidts iibria aelaiien. Die SanptitrdBe
bat oar nibt aelitten. bic 6sniterI6e, Z
ben einiger 6duier iinb in Wiilicneil
oon SpIitiern seriprcpgt, 70 bdb man
itell'nlreiIe u6er 9lasidno aebt, einige
Sdben limb BON ben ab3iebenben
iRuhen sin9efdlaaen unb aepliinoeri
ipprbsn ionit lit alIes unperiebrt. glbcr
her She'll. Der ain Yabnbof liest! No6
rou6en Die 2riimmer Der niebersez
brannten 6duisr. bic Strabe bpr
BEN Gmpfansssebaube 1T Don benz
golltreffer zines i6lperen 9si6iibes
dufsspiiblt, bic Sdiensn iinb SsripIits
teri. Oa bat man benn in Der Gile
alIes liegen laiien, mas ni9t mit5us
i9leppen mar. Welder Sausratb unb
baneben ipelher unratb iih auf benz
gobnbof unb in isinsr llm9ebung be-
finbet, III 9erabe5u unslaublitb. Die
Wteni9en limb tb0ridt getpeIen, gu file
ben, nidt bas serinsits mare linen
fOrtgstommen, ipdrsn lie ssblisben.
9lber freilid), penn bic bDien DeuiI6en
tOmmen .Seit 9lnfane bes aries
ges pirb uniere preiIe psrsiftet." faas
te Elm sefangener gaIte. neine itdnbios
Rubrit lit: Seutide geitialitdien!!"
llnb pie tbut man uns unre6t nit
iolden Acknowledgment. Sd babe
Sinae bon @utmitigieit unIsrer 2euie
erlebt, bic man nidt fir m0Ilit bal
ten IolIte. So9 buuon Elm anOsrmaI.
Inter al bem unenbIi6en plumber
mar Der erfreuli6its GnbIid Der BON
feds 8eidiiben, bic man ni6t mebr
bate lpegbrinseu tOnnen; bdb oarurs
ter iia 5pei ihipers befanben. mar be
iOnbers erfreuIid.
Nus Der 5erne pirb aanon.nbons
nsr borbar, nod 1T Der aampf niht
gan5 gu @nbs, bds Iebts Sort leiitet
nod i6paf)sn Wibsritanb, aIlein psnu
bic Some unteresbt, 1T es 'iter in
uniersn 6dnbsn; bann if Der sdpfeis
Ter Der 5lpeiten ruiiiidsn Stelluna sss
itiir5t, bic Stellune ourhbro6en. bann
aebt es binsin in bas sigentIids &uBs
LAMB, Denu bisber bubeu mir nur in
gitausn sstdmpft - uoripGrts 3n neus
en- Sisssn. bis Der Jsinb gang ON Sos
ben lisst!
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eSm SeritOrten &owuu.

,4ls ibr aufingt, unisre itdrtits
Jtitung gu bei6iebeH, bGttsn mir niht
seoatt, bag ibr lie nad neun Sagen
babeu piiroet", faste elm gefan9ener
Rufie 3u mir, nit benz ih in aopno
fprah. IS lit allerbin9s aud iebr
fdnsa eesangen. unslaublit fdnsI
iogar. Wie lange III es bsr, bu BE-.
sann i'm Walb. peitlid bss Hiemen
elm seb:imnibeolles 9eben: SolSbarats
Ten sntitanben, glodbGuisr lDurben
aebaut. lluaufhOrli6 rollten bic Gig.
heran bis sur Rdmpe, bic inmitten
bes SOrites ais 3sntralbabnbof fir
eine 4rmse gsbaut mar, unb eeutt
Iieat bi. Memsl sSeite bejDungen oa,
nod elmer nor5iislid geleiteten Be
ihisbuns seitiirmt DON unisren 9eIs
beHidaaren. u.
WsnH man bic gbaniiee entIanss
fpnmt, nel9e BON Sibtpeiten, DON
Nariampol mad aopno fiibri, 10
iisbt man. js mebr man iif Der
syetuns ndbsrt, 8iIoer unslaubIiher
3.ritOruns. Gas aanb 1T nj. buras
pfliiat bon SdiissnerGbsu uRb por-
bsrsiteteH Stsuuneen, Elm gstpeis,
bat bi, FuiTen uns jebsn S6ritt Dor
pGrts itrsitig gsma6t babsu. Die
grnte itett auf benz Selbe, niemano
bat lie fdneioen .Ounsn, unb nur bi.
aOIOnneH babsu bier uub oa fir bsn
sriten gebarf Der pierbe ii6 SttOb
aebolt. Sousit man iiebt. lit tsin
DebOft itebenasbliebsu, . allss lit fsgs
unterssbraHnt, uno nur einiaeS6orn.
feline asiasn an, bob bier Dotnitdts
zen geitdnpsn ha6en. gs 1T slptifel<
los, bic 90rfsr nit ibrsn ipeii 3sr.
ftreutsn BebSfter iinp nidt i'm feinb,
Iitsn Nsusr auiammsnssitiirst, lie limb
aud nitt unter esm 3ranes Der Rptb,
I'm Elm fteies SduBfelb gu babsn, ME:
csraebrannt. ionbern man bat lie OBJ
ildtIid anaesiiuost, OieLeidt, Inn bem
ndhbrdHgenten 9eener nitt @eleesns
belt gu geben, iif in ibncn fef,uissen.
9as 10 beib uHtitrittene 0orf 9cbe
Ietpo lam nit ieinsn gepaltilen 9Th
iteaunaen, ben md9tiuen 9rdttpsr, ,
bduen nro ben unslaubli6 rafFini.rt
ausgebobeneH S8iBenardben als
Guberitt 8oritsaung Der sssftung gel
ten. lltiers 5ruppsn tabsn bic nit
groter Wlube iinb pielen soften aus
gebubenen Gtelluneen IpislenS sro6ert.
DDS Dorf ielbit 1T arg miteenonimer,
bic qrobe mdiioe &irt. IT suiammens
gslhoiIel nur iptnige 6dnier iino
itebenge6liebsn, bic nod porhantenen
linn DOR Strapneas unb @ranot.n
iiberiGt ;rporpen.
Der @dsen rolIt ipeit.r burd biz
gbene, Der erie aoote liset am Weae,
elm D.utiher, ben Elm aopfidub aes
tSbtet bat, sipieber S6iibengrdben,
ausgehobene Steluneen, lisgenae6lies
ben. Waffen unb @.rGtbe. ,Ssbt ba6sn
mir bic 5duptit.Iluns srrsidt. 9ur6
ein GtDirr pon Sta6slbrGbten,
Wolfsfdlen unb fpanii6:n Reitern
fiibrt bic gbaifiFee sipiften BEN Sorts
2 uno 8 hinbar6. Mir iteisen aug unb
f6reitea binter ben rieiisen grbptrteu
ernpor. fneldt gum SORT 2 fiibren. |
0ort obtn oif b-r bofften SDbe fpebt |
Iuftig bic fbnarspsibrotbe SABINE;
Rte Wanni9aften Iasen, bab beraoms !
fnanbireflOe G,enerdi fia oefteru Qlbenb |
feIbit bort aufsepflanst babe. Der
Wes IT. auberft unebtu, benn NIT ,sss
rdbssa unbeimlider BRIGHTON Hes.n
bic @sf4obtri6ter immer birett binter
ben Berten, 10 bdB bie Gpr.naitiids
in bic unteritdnbs unb 0edunaeff bins \
fein miiifen. Die StelIuns
mab is9r eiIis Dsr!aiien DsrSsu fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Sooss aussiasn.
Cora WlatbilSa Oaener.
8efanntutad,u,ta.

aprins @rppe afifbbpf Die Sabtesper,
ininiEluna Der Esitter bon eeerdbnibpidgeii
uifo in ocr cfiice 6ts s5rieoboie go. 21b CT
Sierte Sirnbe, Dionin1. ben l. EIipber 1915.
rat eniseaensnilebEleH unb brei Tfrcftoren iiir
BE fcnlIntnben prei labre su eripdblen
Gtintminiien often BITS I'm iibr
2a26.l Sofepb q. Spent. Eefrefar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

rem Der 6al war. als
if) anhng. 9poia q.
Yinfhsm's 8eseiobls
Gomppunb einSuneh,
men. ionnie ih niHt
auireyi. ,fgtn. Sd
hafte elm Rrautnlei.
ben unb nor febr ner.
poe. Sd asbrauhte
bas Mifiei elm Sabr
lang uno faHn neine
Nrbeit perritten, ieii
ben leBten oht Dtpna'
ten babe id) aud Md
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9trufsoemah

.Sie babsn ia gang pISblid sirrif
ten miiIim, 5err apotbs!sr..
~Tas lpia i'd msiHtn. per Ya&t
,elo6t bat man mtg osboIt.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Fran fonnte ni1t'
aufredt fsen,
9ett bsiorst lie lire eiseae Nrbeii.
Qgbia 9. Tinfbam's yeeefable
COMPOUND balf ibr.

,Jruntea, Ctip.--1Sf srfrene mid iest
teAerer @siunbbeii, als oies let Spolf Sab.
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9n uerlanien - geridliebenes.
Sn 5immer.

aRt -gpbDNrie 3immer in moesr.
mem 6aus: aues neH lub iauber. dub
pafieub t1r letie SGusbaliaag IeicpboH
elbcH 09ssB. 24--2W
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gs dHnsr gtlerni tas gsGrbiercei4dfi Gieisu
often. eobn fpdbtsnb REM qsrnsn. gperfstup
esasben. OBJ HeliabIs Dntbsr college. Gin'rG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

cute GabiReimafers,u nm an mlobrln
Az arbslien. 8ebt qooH inp erfnpruua aiJ,
Aaieseile Cabinet 0pupanp, Dnifseius,
JHo. 2s--2
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grr,-ro, ylannIia

~ gduHer: qeIRen gle oas Hartier.@findfi
peru Sie iieiiee Siellung oabrH spoIitn. I'm.
met Na6lrGse rod @Grhieren. fpeniGr Bc6eu
biieeu Eit aus. gobn iDdbreub Der pebrseii.
Sarbtr 0clIele 32s ggsfi 4. Sirabs.
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shllenaeIndje MdnnIid.

DtmmermaHn itonfrllipr une eanmei.
fer tpAnffi aIie rbtr nelie arbsii. EB. >.
o., 4s % Wlcw4deu eIoenne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

mann, ianesr neaifbsr. NIT enisr GrfGtuirc
.n Der Bndfrel lndit ieiiae Afteit n
eaifbi 1867 Salrer etrrte
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srfffhfnsa. gbtsF1s
gy DsIisbIat,-cffisa.
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Juneet Teutf1tr ln6t steus aIs @s,
haitian. BTinasis asssirs aiass0s.
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Su u.rfaufen - Sduier.

" abam S--Snus epr iets 3immsrn: ale
monernen Srrbeiiernnssn ii22 Etlbtotte
etrnte. Rtone Canal so2o'S. II
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Reaiernnsc.g nitellnnaeu-

Mee,erliHgS. .an'ieuunaen often far m7dHner
rnb t5rdaen. 1anfenss bon qrnsHnunafn iins
On uusiici. aiils far aniielunaen fret
etaniIiu 9uiiiiG.s. Tesf rs. He4efier. q. D.
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81 Ssrfanf.n = @rnnS.ia,ntbum.

q Sairuouni--25c nHh zoe bic sscfe. !tiue
3infsu. feline Sieiern fir Sabre. aoi 25 bel
BOO. s6 per 5ab gssitfpeob Gar bic Sdir'
sInoHn; abe, r. 5airuounf bic II. SECS atT'
DE, Cots bret seacnGber. grsfGp. IA cli 1.
Ghabf. 23-20'
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gerlanst - @eibIid

2saif9ts giab6sn far apssn lfnb pm
bel Der ecasarbeii Su bslieH. Eeierru5en
bsricuef Retni Ceilsh Oar. 2s27 aRdeifen
gfosb. Batraelb btsatli. bbs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-08-02
srRAIaHTFoRWARD TESTIMONY
Many Bemidji Citizens Have Prodted
By It.

II you have backache, urinary
troubles, days Of dizziness, headaches
or nervousness, strike at the seat Of
the trouble. These are often the
symptoms Of weak kidneys and there
is grave danger In delay. Doan'a
Kidney Pills are especially prepared
for kidney ailments are endorsed by
over 10000 people. Your neighbors
recommend this remedy-have proved
it's merit in many tests. Bemidji
readers should take fresh courage in
the straightforward testimony Of a
Bemidji citizen. =
Mrs. w. A. White, 1923 Dewey
Ave, Bemidji, says: Zone Of the
family keeps Doan's Kidney Pills in
the house and uses them whenever
there is the least pain In the back
or trouble from the Kidneys and they
never fail to bring relief. The, bene-
fit this one received from Doan's Kid
ney Pills leads him to hold a high
opinion of them" -. -.
. Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
-Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. White recommends Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo N. Y.
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formerly made, their home In Bemidi

formerly made, their home II Bemidji.
Women can control men, and ought
to have something TO- say about autos
when It comes to use gasoline. Read
the ST Cloud Oil Co. ad and then
talk to your husband. Adv.
Mrs. "A. Wenzel Of st. Paul, who
has been the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Stitch, for the past two
weeks, returned to her home this
morning. Mrs. J. Murphy Of Min
neapolis, who has also been the guest
of her niece, Mrs. Stitch, for the past
couple Of weeks, accompanied Mrs.
Wenzel. .ss s
Mrs. M. M. Maxwell and daughter,
Marion, Of Minneapolis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Houghton, also Of Min
neapolis, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. MacLachlan, having ar
rived in the city Saturday by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Houghton will visit in
Hibbing, Mimi, before returning to
their home.
D.. L. Friedman, expert account
ant, will leave Wednesday or Thurs
day for Fargo, Nd, where he. will
spend two months as special investi-
gator for the government, investiga-
ting the accounts and affairs of the
North Dakota Improvement company.
Mrs. friedman Is visiting her par
ents in Eagle Bend, MINI. ~,.s1.E
= G.. s. Harding, proprietor of the
Grand theater, and John M. Herbert,
assistant manager of the lumber
sales department of the Crookston
Lumber company, autoed to Cass
Lake Saturday night and spent yes
terday at Star Island as guests of the
H. N. Harding family, returning to
Bemidji yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. P. F. Hanmersley Of Mime
apolis, who has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wilcox, of
Irvine avenue for the past two weeks,
returned to her home Saturday. Her
son, Edward, and daughter, Florence
Sheppard, who have been making
their home with their grandparents
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About The City

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In case of fire call $40. '-
There will be q band concert at
the city dock Friday evening.
When travelling purchase round
trip tickets. Boost the Bemidji rail-
road receipts. 4-
The next meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held
on August 16.
There will be another sale of state
school and swamp land of the county
Wednesday, August II.
On December 9 and 10 the winter
convention of the Northern Mime
sofa Development association will be
held in Bemidji.
Beltrami county's annual fair will
be held on September Is, Is. II and
10. September Is will be entry day.
The state fair will be in progress
September to II.
Bemidji is to have a chautauqua
from August to August Z. The
large tent will be pitched on the lot
at the corner of Bemidji avenue and
Fouth street.
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In this city for some time. accompa-
MED her to Minneapolis.

In this city for some time. accompa-
MED her to Minneapolis.
Judge G. w Stanton will arrive
in Bemidji this evening from his
Walker summer quarters and will be
I IN chambers here tomorrow, leaving
In the evening for Brainerd where he
will spend Wednesday on official
business. He plans to attend the
Minnesota State Bar association an
nual convention which is to be held
at St. Cloud Thursday and Friday.
Yesterday number of people
drove to Buena Vista in the DR.. T..
III. Marcum and DIR. L. A. Ward cars
and enjoyed dinner at the summer
hotel at that place. Those making
the trip were County Attorney and
Mrs. G. M, Torrance, and Mrs. Tor
RANGES mother, Mrs. Webster, of But
Ter, Ind, DR.. and Mrs. E. H.. Mar
cum, Mr.. and Mrs w. =. Brooks, DR..
and Mrs. l.. "A. Ward, Miss Louise
Ward, and Mesdames w. H. Roberts
and M. "A. Spooner. @ S''
A party of priests, consisting Of
Father J. J. T.. Philippe of Bemidji,
Father J. Hawks of Akeley, and
Father Thomas Borgerding, who for
z27 years has been in charge of the
Red Lake Indian reservation mission,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
town visiting Father Bossus. They
were delighted with this section of
the country. Fathers Philippe and
Borgerding took the "Keenora" trip
up to International Falls on their
way heme.-Baudettei Region.
In Rev. I. p. Johnson, D. D., teacher
of history at the Faribault Theolog
ical seminary, who is spending the
summer at his Turtle Lake cottage,
left last evening for Minneapolis
where he will attend funeral to-
day. Rev. Johnson conducted serv-
ices at, the Episcopalian church here
yesterday and announced that he
will preach here every Sunday during
August. He is a speaker of excep-
tional ability and for twelve years
was rector of the Minneapolis Getll-
semane church. .G H., -~... .
Yesterday a family reunion was
held at the George Kreatz home on
Bemidji avenue when Mr.. and Mrs.
George. Kreatz entertained at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Keesling AMI
daughter, Olive. and Reed Keeslingz
of Wayzata, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs
John :Jardine and daughters, Grace,
Frances, Harriet and Maxine Of Min
neapolis, Reuben Kreatz, an expert
accountant, of California;, who has
not been home for seven years, Mrs.
Mary Stillings of Brainerd, Raymond
Kreatz and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Marcum. Mrs. Kreatz is sister OF
Mrs: John Jardine and of Roy and
Reed Keesling Reuben and Ray
mond Kreatz are sons of Mr.. and Mrs
George Kreatz and Mrs. Walter Mar
cum is their daughter. Covers were
laid for seventeen. :
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the guests of relatives. Mr.. Netzer
joined his family yesterday.
Misses Magda and Marie Rygg of
Liberty spent Saturday in Bemidjt,
the guests of friends. Miss Marie
Rygg will again teach at Portal, N.
D., this fall, after spending the sum
mer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lycan, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur P. White and At
torney Ed. M. Stanton of Thief River
Falls were the dinner guests of DR..
and Mrs. D. L. Stanton at the Birch
mont Beach summer hotel last eve
ming. ....
Attorney and Mrs, Bum. T. Wilson
and son of Blackjack spent Saturday
in Bemidji. They were Joined here
by Mrs. Henry Simpson and son,
Samuel, of Bena, who will spend sew
eral days at Blackjack as guests of
the Wilson's.
Mrs. F. S. Lycan returned to Be-
midi Saturday evening from Hubert
where she spent the week as the
guest of friends. Miss Donna Lycan,
who accompanied Mrs. Lycan to HUI
bert, will return to Bemidji the latter
part of the week.
J. M. Richards of Spokane, WASH,
was a dinner guest at the e. r..
Evans home today. Mr.. Richards ar
rived in Bemidji yesterday morning
and will return to his home in a day
or two. Mr.. Richards and family
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FEED THE. SOIL.
Conservation Of Fertility Is a Duty to
Posteritv

Conservation Of Fertility Is a Duty to
Posterity.
III. L. Russell Wisconsin station.]
f. The processes of soil formation are
continually in the making Weathering
is slowly but constantly releasing new
plant food, while at the same time the
processes of depletion, erosion, leach
ing and waste are lessening the value
Of this asset. =
To conserve this bank account and to
transmit it unimpaired to future gen.
erations is a duty which the human
race owes to posterity; but, as with
nearly all Of our natural resources,
man has wasted more than he has
used. In earlier years when knowl-
edge did not exist or was imperfectly
appreciated wanton practices led to
rapid depletion or exhaustion. Every
virgin area that has been opened up
for settlement by man has had its pio-
neer generation of soil miners, but If
future human life is to receive ade-
quate support from the soil sooner or
lhISC LuS oOA CAAlcA AAuOV AuAC AOUUAA6
the land and feed his soil as he feeds
his flOcks.
The last decade or two has brought
the American farmer to more COM
plete realization than he has ever be-
fore known of the duty that lies be-
fore him. The lessons that China and
Japan learned a thousand years ago
or more made their way slowly to-
ward the occidental world. Even the
teachings of old England and the
plains of continental Europe fell heed
less on American ears. To our fathers
The so called inexhaustible fertility Of
the magnificent Mississippi valley could
never be used up, but the declining
crop yield of a section, whether it Is
wheat, corn or cotton, spells lessening
profit and impairment of capital.
Science has now shown in no unmis-
taxable terms that as the chain. Is no
stronger than its weakest link so the
soil is no richer>than the content of its
most Indispensable elements. Whether
depleted of its potash or phosphorus
by age long teaching or more rapid
robbery by careless crop production
matters little. The effect is the same:
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received by Mr.. f..
Troppman until the evening of
Aug. 9Th for the furnishing OF ma
'terials and labor in the erection Of
15O-ft. brick front and show windows.
$4,000 certified check to follow with
each bid
The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids Plans can be
had at the Troppman store or at the
Office Of Thos johnson, architect.
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HOW TO- ANSWER BLIND ADS.

All ads signed with numbers, or
initials, care Pioneer must be an
swered by letter addressed to the
number given IN the ad. Pioneer en-
ployes are not permitted to tell who
any advertiser Is. Mail or send your
answer to Pioneer No. or Initial
- -, and we forward 1t to the ad-
veI tiser ,
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Mrs. J. Carlton of Blackjack was
a Bemidji visitor between trains Sat-
urday.
Ora Whiting and family of the
town of Northern spent Saturday in
the city.
J. Bisiar, proprietor of the Bemidji
Music house, went to Bena today on
business
Charley Chaplin-at the Grand to-
night.-Adv.
George Forte of the town of Lib
erty spent Saturday in Bemidji on
business.
T. M. Partridge, the Minneapolis
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