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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21

the sKoors Bros. Company .; that this
corporation shall hereafter be known as
the ''Koors Bros. Company" that the
Secretary is hereby authorized and en-
powered to do all acts and things neces-
sary and convenient to perfect this
change of name.
Resolved that Article VIII of the Ar
t1cles of Incorporation of this corpora
tion be, and the same is hereby amended
to read, "The highest amount of indebt-
edness or liability which this corpora
tiOn shall at any time be subject, shall
be the sum of Twenty-Five thousand
1926, ,OO0.OO) Dollars; and the Secretary
is hereby empowered to do all acts and
things, necessary and convenient to per-
feet this change E.. 'g.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The
Model Manufacturing Company has
caused these presents to be executed in
its corporate name by Frank J. Koors, its
President, and A. Lord, it's secretary, and
it's corporate seal to be hereunto affixed
by authority Of it's Board of Directors
this 10th day Of June 1915,
MODEL MANUFACTURING
>e 81. COMPANY.
(SeaD -@:-.e
BY FRANK J. KOORS,
= .4' - J.. It's President
BY A.. LORD,
It's Secretary.
Signed and executed in
the presence Of:
FRANK LUBBOCK,
VIM. J. WEOTH.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
Notice For Bids.

The School Board of School Dis
trict No..,6 will receive sealed bids
for painting school room on the in
side and steel selling, walls to be
calsomined, seats and wainscoating
to be vanished, painting to be two
coats, two yards of plaster to be re-
paired Bids will be opened Sat
urday, July 31st. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. ,.,.~- ~.....,...
~.. HERMAN FENSKE,
...~ .~ -. ..<...:. ... Clerk,
4t-D-721-24 .~.s- Bemidji, MINI
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
Still In Doubt.

."I 0SIJI III 0OUOGs -
why don't you marry, old chap2"
do you think man could procure
all the necessaries of life on 81 800
yearT' -. --.>. ..=f
"Of course, but not the luxuries."
"Well, l haven't decided yet whether
a wife is a necessity or luxury.-
Boston Transcript. y.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
Too Late To Classify

FOUND--A ladies' watch chain on
9Th St., near the High School
building. Finder can have same by
calling at Pioneer Office and pay
ing for this ad.
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State of Minnesota,
lss

State of Minnesota, [
County of Beltrami
: On this 10th day Of June, 1915, be-
said County, personally appeared Frank
J. Koors and A. Lord who, being by me
duly, sworn did say that they are re-
the President and Secretary
Of Of the Model Manufacturing Company;
that the seal affixed to the foregoing
instrument is the corporate seal of said
corporation, and that said instrument
was executed in behalf of said corpora
rectors; and said Frank J. Koors and A.
Lord acknowledge said instrument to be
the free act and deed Of said corpora
tion.
HALLAN L. HUFFMAN,
Notary Public,
Beltrami County, Minnesota
MY commission expires August 10, 1921.
(NOtarial SeaD
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
Piqeon English.

The expression pigeon English"
arose from the Chinese attempt to pro
nounce the word "business," which
through various forms became ''pidgin"
and then pigeon pigeon English
is strange jargon Of many languages,
but business" is carried on by it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21

AMENDMENTS OF ARTICLEs OF I'M
MANUFACTURING CO1kPANY-
The Model Manufacturing Company, q
corporation duly organized, created and
existing under and by virtue of the laws
principal place of transacting business
in the City of Bemidji; County Of Bel
trami and State of Minnesota, does
hereby certify that at a regular meeting
of it's shareh oiders l. cid in the City ct
Bemidji, said County and State, on the
18th day of January, 1915, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted by ma
jority vote of all it's shares:
Resolved that Article Of the Articles
Of Incorporation of this corporation be,
and the same is hereby amended to read,
'The name Of this corporation shall be
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
Described.

"What kind Of a guy is Jiggs?"
"Oh, he's the type that says, Lend
me couple of dollars for couple of
hours and then he loses his watch.
Buffalo Express. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
TO END CHILD LABOR .=E
!. . IN UNITED STATES
Continued from Page IL -

I (C0nt1nued from Pare IL
nected with his office; and.a bill in
troduced at the former session of the
legislature, which passed the house,
proposes to abolish his Office alto
gether. believe that the sober sec
ond thought of the people of Ala
bama will express itself emphatically
against such proposition, but the
very threat of it shows the necessity
for constant vigilance so long as the
enforcement of child labor regula.
tion. depends upon the prevarious will
of state legislative bodies.
Prospects Are Excellent.
II regard the prospect of the Fed
eral child labor bill at the next ses-
sion of congress as excellent. The ma
jority for it in the house, which was
233 to 43 in the last congress, will
be substantially increased; and /
have reason I'd believe that nine
tenths Of the senate is in favor Of
the measure. With a good start
early in the session Of congress, 1t
will be impossible for single OBJ
jector to hold 1t up this time as SEN
ator Overman did in the expiring
=
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He eIundersd.

Mr.. Dubb--I've saved that rose you
gave me last month, Miss Anteek, for
though it Is withered it still reminds
me Of you. Miss Anteek- Sir! Boston
Transcript.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21

The man who sells need have but
one eye, but he who buys -Flori-
da Times Union. ss $50; st
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21
53977

STATE OF MINNESOTA, Department
Of State.
I hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
office on the 14th day Of July, A. D.
1915, at 10 o'colck A. M, and was duly
recorded in Book A-4 Of Interpretations
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21

hours of the last congress. Undoubt
edly the people Of the United States
are with q remarkable degree of un-
animity in favor Of the adequate pro-
lection Of the working children from
exploitation; and when Uncle Sam
takes charge Of the problem all the
advocates Of this reform will feel that
the end Of child labor in America is
in sight. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-21

Women will hereafter be eligible
to membership in the National Union
of Railway Men. 81.
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4t-D-721-24
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12

FL vlernes de la proxnma pasada Sc
mana desarrollose un voraz incendio en-
la vivienda propiedad de don Francisco
Flores, habiendose quemado totalmente
el interior de la casa.
Hubo a. derribar una pequena casa de
Curlo Ortiz para localizar ell incendio.
y evltar que tomara mayores pro
porciones
En- los momentos de declararse ell in
cendio ell senior Flores encontrabase en-
una logia masonica y su esposa
en- ell quito acompanada de sus hijos.
La casa por 10 tanto encontrabase sola.
lnmedlatamente Sc apersonaron en-
ell sitio del siniestro las autoridades
competentes y representatives de la
prensa, habiendo por tai motive pre-
senciado que debido a trabajos realiza-
dos por un n6mero de paisanos Sc pudo
lOcalizar ell incendio sin la falta de los
bomberos, pues cuando estos llegaron
yd las 1ldIndS oSIdDdn en- Iln GStdQO que
ten1an en- peligro los boh1os de los po
bres que por ALI cerca hay.
No hubo que lamentar desgracias
personales.
La casa estaba asegurada en- $1,000,
habiendo impuesto al senior Flores
$4,000 de fanza para quedar en- liber-
tad provisional, la que prestaron va
rios caballeros.
Hoy hallase la morada de los
sehores Antonmatei bajo la honda pena
de perder una de sus angelicales hijas
Margot Lopez Antommattei Era una
angelical nina de catorce amos.
Hoy microbes, efectu6se ell entierro,
al que asistieron todas las amigas de la
Yauco Public School, y la congrega-
ci6n de hijas de Maria.
Los senores Torres y Rodriguez en-
presarios del teatro Yauco anuncian
para Sabado y Domingo la exhibici6n
de la emocionante cinta "Los Tres Mos
queteros"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12

Ell. COMERCIO ESPANOL EN-
PUERTO RICO

El gran diario "A B. c." de Madrid
publica 10 siguiente; bajo ell rubro de
nuestro comerclo en- Puerto Rico.
En- algunos periodicos de Puerto Ri
co llegados tltimamente a la corte-di-
ce-hemos visto reproducidas algunas
de las quejas, de que hace va tempo
NOS ocupamos, relacionadas con los
graves perjuicios que Sc irroga al CO.
mercio espahol por las trabas aduane-
ras impuestas en- los Estados Unidos v
en- sus dependencies insulares a las
mercanclas procedentes de nuestro
pals
Esto, que de un modo notorio PERU
dlca nuestra production, Sc podrfa
obVlar facllmente 81 por ell ministerio
de Estado Sc hiciesen las gestiones ne
cesarlas para poner t6r1nino a la dcsi-
gualdad EN- las rec1procas relaciones
mercantlles entire los Estados Unidos v
Espana.
81 Ell clio insistimos es porque con
esas gesetiones Sc benefciarfan ALTA
mente los intereses de Espafia Y de los
Estados Unidos en- tan importante V Vi
tai asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12
Corte Supren1a

Mario 9.-Se VIC ell case ITO, Ell Pue-
bio Y. Santos Ortiz Gonzalez delito con
ira el derecho electoral, con asistencia
lnforme de los abogados Salvador
mestre, fiscal, por Ell apelado, y Luis
Lorens Torres por el apelante.
Tambien Sc VIC ell case 78O. Ell Pue-
bio V. Jose Monserrate Delij, delito
contra el derecho electoral, con asisten-
cla lnforme del fiscal Mestre DOR 81
apelado y Luis Llorens Torres por el
apelante
Con asistencia e informe del abopa..
do Juan B. Huyke por ell apelado Sc
celebro la vista del case 1911, Gregorio
cumplimiento de contrato E indemniza-
clon de perjuicios.
En- ell case 1875, Baltasar Mendoza
Martinez v Alejo Baez, apelado, Ma
xlmino Zayas Vazquez, interventor So
bre cobro de dinero, Sc tuvo DOR desis-
lido al Intervention -apelante de Ia ane-
laclon lnterpuesta contra la sentencia
de la Corte de Distrito de Guavama do
Mario 27, 1914.
En- el case 1886, Julia Valois Girls
tlan y Casado ct al V. Juan Escobar
Casado, sobre reivindicaci6n de inmr7e-
bic y otros extremes, Sc concedi6 Al
apelante una primera pr6rroga de diez
dias contar del de Mario. 1915. pa-
ra presentar alegato
La vista del case 1877, Andres Gan
dla C0rdova v Maria Onoc1fera oCaban
sobre desahucio, que estaba senalada
para ell Jueves Is de mario, fu6 suspen-
dida hasta nuevo senalamiento 4 mo-
clon del demandante-apelado.
En- Ell case de William J. Lourie v,
Charles R. Names ct al, sobre eiecuci6n
de hipoteca, fu6 declarada con lugar la
moci6n del apelado, desestimandose Ia
apelaci6n interpuesta contra la senten-
cia de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
Secci6n "a. de Abril 25, 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12

Los senores Rodriguez y Caraba-
llo, agentes de peri6dicos, han sido
nombrados agentes exclusives para Ia
isla de las famosas revista americana
Pictorial Review de Modas, "Mer
curio" lnteresante publication graf
ca literaria y la reconocida revista de
agricultural La Hacienda"
Felicitamos Ipor tai motivo a dichos
senores
Corresponsal
Yauco, P. R. Mario II, 1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12

va La CAFETERIA
Ell secreto del buen CAFE 10 conser-
Dan Justo 3. San JUAN P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12

'El Chandler Six con SUI
motor maravilloso."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08
Stratton-Porter story ready for the
public.
DISAPPOINTMENT

'T never robbed a man but once"
said the honest tramp. "And then
I was starving. He would not give
me a penny and couldn't stand the
cravings in my stomach any longer.
So l knocked him down and went
through his pockets. What kind of a
haul did I make? Just one little bot
tie, which read on the label: 'Pepsin.
For that full feeling after eating "
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08

the incident and laughed. She was
relieved to think that, after all, there
was only one tiny mouse to get scared
at.
That especial evening the professor
determined to learn his fate. They
were conversing casually, when he
pointed to the mantel. He had moved
the portraits nearer and nearer, until
they were oily a few inches apart.
81 moved those pictures, according
ly as each of my visits seemed to
bring me nearer to you, Miss Fetzer,"
he observed.
His hostess blUshed, showing that
she was aware of the operation as it
had progressed. He drew his chair
closer to her own, and she did not
seem to object.
Nov, how do you think they really
belOng?" he submitted. Wont you
show me? Shall we say this way?"
and he deliberately moved them di-
rectly side by side.
Il like to see them together,
yes" she fiuttered, shyly as some
schoolgirl.
Let you and follow their exam
pie, suggested the. professor, grown
bold and happy all in a flash. and he
drew her to true lovers embrace.
STORY WRITER MAKES HER
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08

for herself among the birds. On her
estate near Rome City, Ind, she has
built a cabin - "Limberlost Cabin"
she calls it-and there in the wood
land, far from the haUnts of human
neighbors, she lives and studies the
birds and writes books - books in
which birds always have an impor-
tant part. If Tumors that have come
recently from "LimberlOst Cabin
are true, the DoubIeday-Page COM
pany vii soon have another Gene
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08
STORY WRITER MAKES
HOME AMONG BIRDS

HOME AMONG BIRDS
Although known the world over
as the ''bird-woman," Mrs. Gene
StrattOn-POrter is not an aeronaut,
and sailing round the moon" is
not one Of her favorite pastimes.
With camera and notebook, how
ever. she has scaled mountains,
climbed trees, tramped through
marshes and woodlands and cap
tured more pictures of rare birds and
studied more curious specimens of
birds than any other woman in
America. Hence to bird lovers every
where the woman whom most people
know as the author of 'Laddie" OF
''The Harvester" is known merely as
the "bird-woman."
So that she may better study her
little friends of the tree tops, Mrs.
StTattOn-POTter has made a home
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
&on9rekDertrctcr nm bier iucitcrt1t
St1atclt
gonn Siirti5ebnerfomite fin Sen ID
lllio Is. @ftober sum @9el ll6
Oes @od Ssslal1o Mrlenals
eiltQelu1e1.

1aS grefutipfomite oes 6iini5eb=
~nerfon1ites SIR 8ropagattoa Der Sc
tricbspermebrltng bes 8od Sslano
Mrienals bat lit elmer gelterll abge:-
baltellen 5itlrng beld)lpiien, altBer
ben &ol1ereBpertretern Der Staatet1
Soma, Slinois, Millollri, Minneiota
ltltO @iseoi,lin alth bic &oltareBper-
treter Ser Stanten Rebrasfa, &anias,
Morb- 1tnb 5iib=9afpta fin Sen Ia.
ullb Is. Sftober al eil1em @lel.de 0es
&odf SSslalto Mrienals I'M 9elo1toeren
uno Ser Stint 5tabte Davenport,
&od Sslano, Mpline, Dit Mnlille llro
Bcttenoorf I'M aaaeniei1ell, eiite
5llabem. @s bnlloelt iid] ltln Deitere
20 @llnSesabgeorbnete l1n0 adt 9nlt=
Oeslenatore,1. 0os Wiinfsebnerfomite
bot alio loipeit III @ertreter Beg
&%orereiies eillgelaoalL oarl1nter Is
8lpoeslenatoren rt1o SO 8lutocsab=
geofonetc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
@eiterc 9elferinnen bes sae-Dag.

Sir Sen ON 5onnobenD itaftfin-
oet1bel1 Sag IaD gum gelten Ser 9a=
bel1port giiiting Nh1rles Miioeiatio1
FIT Das foIgen0e @errenffomite 5uiam=
mengeiebt mor0en: Clarence Godr
ron, George IS. Sable, See &aptparb,
IS. $. &imbaa, 8. S. Doggp, 9liber
Ml1rraD, q. .. Side, S. s.. glaltien
uno IS. g. G%roliett.
Srau s.. M. IorreD bat Sic 2ei=
tlr1g bes Gerfaufs Ser Gags fir 0as
@ebict bon Der 9ipiiion 5traBe Bis
5llr Staotgre1l5e iiber11omme11. Die
gorliberin 0ieIes @ebiets lit 8rau S.
IS. 8oli1rger nn6 folgen6e 3amel1
merOen aliiltiren: SRI. Beatrice 1lno
Sail 2au5on, gtbel gon0on, Mad)cl
9mire, Meprtle Betnnn, gItber
Sroeitler, Mnnetta Brotpnlie, Minnie
unb 0orotbD Mi6ols, 9orotbp &an1=
mono, 2ncile &eb, Mornla <ebl,
Nl1bD Glalliien, 2ol1iia @rbof, Mur,
gerep 8ell, Mliloreo @ieie rn0 @elell
5bompion.
3as Sa1tptqltartier 0ieier glbtbei.
lung miro iih in Ser @ome sabings
@anf an ser 3. nn6 gibiiion 5trnBe
befi1loen. Gral1 Melpon miro sic
2eitu1rg SET Gags al1f Sen Mrienal
Acknowledgements baben.
IlN-lfH4H EesMs E5a6H7l1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
acGlairc 9annn1 ab6crmaIs gcbrudcu.

s(le @emiibl11ge,t ser SsSl1genieltrt
.ulro Mrbeiter 0es @eaierllngspmmncs
bel 2eGlaire 1parelt an geitrigen Ia,
sc allf Die Sd)lieBu,lg eil1es so Sui
|breitel @rnbes ll%ngefa6r elmo @ier.
|teln1eile flllBaltflp1rts bom Scr SteIIe
no Der Count Dor 5ipei @n1en brab.
gerid)tet. Ser 0anunbrltdl ertoIgte
am Iienstag 9sadbmittag, gr lit ne.
.ltigcr gefdbrltd als Ser erite 1amnl.
brltd). @aibrenb Der Mad)t 5l1n1 M1itt,
.'lpod lrlto seltern Morgen faanen sic
WallerMellgell ME i1 eillem 8aller.
faa berabgeltiirat.
Ger 3olnm lit foit fertig aeitelt.
ST. aaerl1d6lter 3eit miro Ser Galml1
a1t ll1tere11 gl16e NIT Sem liter per=
6ul10en leit. Cam miro oas @aIje1
beraltsgepltmpt meroen. Mol1 rinnrl1
an, 0aB bic 9atnpfer nod, Ser ssertig-
Iifeultllg Oes 1ammes li1o Scr Shler-
lelt 51piiden 5ipsi nl10 orei Stlrnber
6a6raeit bel bem Nalliren Ser Strom.
id)nelen eri parel1 meroer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
Sm &pliermr1tbe pernualiidt.

Ser %60iabrige grllbenarbeiter
Mid)oel MebaQ mlrroe geitern Mlor=
gen in Ser 8rlrbe Der Mlben Goal
Is@ompanp, cine piertcl Meile bon
Maf6erpile, ST., allf Ser Stele ge-
|tootet, oils oas Iad iiber Dem 5beile
Der @rltbe, i1t Dem er arbeitete, ci1-
7ltiir5te. sein aorper ipuroe bon
piele11 5pnl1en ger6a lnro &o6lM=
ltulrb beoedt 1tlto crit nod st1tn0en
miiDieligcr Mrbeit g%eborgen. Ger
gleidfaus IN Ser @rl1be arbeitenbe
lSobn bes gerltngliidtelt entgirlg nit
fnapper Scott oennielben 5bidial. ST
arbeitete 1ur 5mei 6llb bon Der eim=
gcltilr5te1 Gede %entfernt. Ser I'm
faa ereig1lete iid IS SUP r1,ter ser
4groe. Ser 9erlungliidte miro bon
Ser @attin urro flint airr6ern iiber=
|fe6t. Die @altpteigertbiimer ser
|@rlrbe iin0 S. IS. n1O s.. W. Gil
Grit nro s. $. Grome Don 1abcn-
port.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30

materisIs uno seiitige gperre geeen
due beutl9en llno Diterrei6ilaen Grz
5sagliiIIe setellt !in6. So bubsn allo
bic 9ebar, Struus uno JaH porse5os
gen, nit Der !S~eralssabe ibrer ,,euez
item 5d)Dpfungen gu tparten, Bis pies
Der nprlnale Murttperbdltnil{e eingess
treten fein iperoeu, in Del .9Dffnung,
rab Die 3aubertraft ibrer leihtbliiti=
gen Wetien alle Bannfliide 3uIdan<
ben MADDEN miro, Die beute gegeIl bic
BODIES u.tbre @erbiinbeten geld(enoerts
rperben, lpeIll erfft einlnal oa5s Saeampf=
bell begruben lem miro u1o Sic Ilirt<
iuht un0 3an5luit ipieber gu ibrem.
aed3]fe getommen 1ein ipirb. Mem tarn
ibnen piiniden, DAP iie Hedt bebalten
ipetoen, tpenn man eiscntli9 aud et=
NOS bDie baraber fein lolte, bab iie
IIoaar in bieier getpoltigen 3eit ibremy
@elbiad suliebe nor benz BIS gum Giiu=
seriten ~fetnb1eligsu feinoliden gus.
lanlr in bieier Weife Rotau MAIDEN
l,lb Dos pu6litum 3ningen, aaer=
oings nidt gu leinem Sdaben nit
Ben dltern Gr5eugniHen Der leiht ges,
Air5ten Neu1e Dorlieb 3u nebn1er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-30
Dpertttenotdter.
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