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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30
0as 1eile Tapieraelo Gorrnn

0as nene Eapieraelo Garran.
sag nimmt, elmer 9epeidJe ans 81
EaiD st dulse, rapib an @ert a6
81 gilt mir Md 5Ia Gents per 9pl.
lar. Mianfann ben @erImdt Wierieu
oltrdD oieies @elb aus ieiner IdJlim.
men sase 81 reiken, als perfebll
anieben.
8ie nus 81 Eaip aemelSei
miro, fat Deneral Oapira erflart,
er lperoe in eillisen Sagen madJ Ga
las G;ranbes reiiel itm sic Derabre-
bette &Omferens nit Gen. 9erlhino
absmbalten.
Gapt. McslnSreius bom Ied)Iter,
aapalerieresiment, iagt, bie giadl-
rldDt gegeniiber BON Gaiitas bGtteu
iid) beluaffnete Merifaner NanDen
ae5eigt, lei nid)t iuabr.
9lns Ser merifamiidjen s,anpt-
ftaot iuiro gemelSet, ale syremoen
in Weriro nno alle Nicrifaner, sic
feline Soloaten ieien, bGtten 8eiest
srhalten, tire Sdiehluaffen absnlic-
fern
General sSutiton loll, elmer
usSllterllationoI Neips@ gepeIehe ali
sSplge, llad 8aibingtorl berihtet bu-
ben, General 2uis .6errera babe Ell
he Eroflanlution ner0ffentlid)f, In
Der er iage, er ipiiroe alle alnerifa-
ridden Trippen, Die bis 5lirn 1. Ssuli
a'ferico llibf perlaiien batten ans
Dem Sanoe treiben. @Iei65eitig babe
6nniton Der &eeierllltg in @olbiua-
ton nlitgeteilt. Die Oeerifaner bit
ten i'm rorolicbert Gbibuobuo %.
900 Wtann tiidtiaer Soloaten sll-
iamlnenge5ogen. Die Mitteillna ba-
be, luie Die betreffenoe OepeIhe met
bet, III &egierungsfreilen groBe lln.
rnbe peruriaht iltb Der &riegsml-
niiter gafer babe, lofort nad III
rem gmpfang, nit General Scott
lnno onOern Wfitglieoern bes @ene.
ralltobs fonferiert. Mm lei ia az
leroines iiberseliet, oaB Drobungen,
mic Die Serrera's ni1t ernIt 5u npb-
men ieien uno oaB Sen. &erIbing
reid)lif Sruppen babe, INN Ser
sRerifoner bort lulten Serr 81 msr-
Zen, aber mon lei bod unangene6m
iherrafht iiber oie sSeiuoIeIiafeit
Der Stintnntng inter ben Merifa-
iiern, bon Der man onnebnen mil.
le. oaB iie ieoen glugerblif eiran
&onflift berbeifiibren Tonne.
Ins Ser Sto6t Gbibnaflia
miro geneloet, GabIo 9ope5, oie
Saltptitiibe Gillo's, Der leii,erseit
oif oeiien 9efebt Die amerifanilheir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30
Snano.

9as Sallsfonlite. sipel6es iiber
Die r3enemte Bill" gegenipartig
berbaaoelt, begiiritigt eiilen boben
3on amf Die Ginfiibr aller sSarb-
ltoffe 9llrcb oielen 3oa lou sic
sSabrifation pon syarben tn ben Ser.
Staaten geboben lino Die 3ufabr BON
9elltidlano, tueldes totlddlid eim
Mionopol auf ssarbItoffe botte, nad)
8eenoiglmg oes &tfeees perbinoert
iueroen.
Der Senat paiiierte oie Mp
propriation 8in4 fir sSliilie ltno
Sdfen in S5obe bon $43,000,0 900
NIT SO geeen SO Gtimnlen, in Die
Ter 8in iino Die am gra3os SluIie
por5unebnenoen 8erbelierungen nit
eingeidloilen lino norl1ifiq $780,
900 bufiir ansgeiporfen. Gs miro
beoblintiat, i'm 8ra5os einen 9amm
itno 5lpei Sdlellien au5uleeen, Die
slusfiibrling oieies 1rojeftes miro
etipa $500, 900 foiten.
SSSn Chicago mnroen bier M1r-
ner berbaftet, fueIhe cine Spe3iali-
tat aus Dem 8iebItabl BON 9liltomo.
bilen madtelt 0rei oerleIben iino
griloer namels @bitebeao: 3mei
pom ibnen fuobneu in Chicago, Der
brittle in girnlinebam slla. Der
pierte Wanit beiBt 8elbarn uno
ipobnt ebenfaas IN Gbirogo gfad
Der slniidt Der Eoli6ei Bat oos
alprtett gfntomobile i'm @erte
non 100000 geltobIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30
Sfitfrreid)er Derin6fn
ODrt ilad) Der Gbelle
0ur1jnbredelt.
Deulscbe Erfclge bsi
vsrdun.
arfiaeriefdmpie Swiid,n Sulga=
rem lnb gllliirten.
8eine 2lusiid,teu a,tf bal !
oi9en 6rie6en.
anr5e ueberli(tt.

,Sn Der @erbmn @esen6 ba=
ben banptfadjliA Mrtillerie=
&Gntpfe itattgefnn0en. Die
9e,itfdJen nnbmen einige fraa-
56fiide 0rGben ipeitIid bon
Gamieres. syran5olen mnften
anf Ser 8etbincDnrt- gnnfieres
Sfrafe etiuas sltriifipeid)en.
Die gnlsaren beidiefen Sic
Gtelmnsen Der sllliierten am
8arbar syltf.
Nnsriffe Ser GnslGnoer anl
bic belgifde aiiite iunroen ab-
geidlasen.
Sn @ien glanbt man, Is
nmfs erit Traafreid) poer sSta=
lien uoIftGuOig seidliagen Icin,
che es s1tm sSrieoen fpmmt.
Die sSstaliener mclOen, oie
DiferreidJiidle Gffeniibe iei bis
ant bic 6cseno DOn gliiaso 5nm
StiIlifanb gefonmen. Die Cc-
fterreid)er ldeinen dber ale
lire glngriffe anf Bic 0egcno
bon gfiago seridtet sit baben.
Gins BON ben oOrtisen syurts,
oie ben 3nsans 5nr Gbenc
ld)iiten, Baben fie bereits &C.
nDmmen.
Die ipaniidJe 9ieaiernns
bait bic 3eit fir yrieSensber,
Ianolunseu Md nidJf fir se=
fummen.
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oo5 gSd6rcnO Oic @ubli5lten Der entente iid iibcr
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Berlin iibcr gsien 9u0opcit nO 5oiio nob Gonitaf
tmopel 5p1tcr oiro oieIc StraBc 81 elmer Sctooer
mcr0en pe iid sic Gentren europdiider S{ulhtr nit
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uc6r crmartct ais ooB c Gin ciniadcr Gcrfc5rSipeg
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Nraieclt 9Soo0rom gSlion Bat icinc groBc Ncocs
tour ogcretc oic ocn 3iucd Sat- Dem &olfe flar 5lt
nadlc oo5 oer GorgrcB ieii @iitlngs 4Srogronm AZ.
ncbntcn WliB GS miro fcnc IeiAtc 9luf9obc ein bic
@dAioncn 2ncrifancr, bcionoers oeienigcn bic mett
ton 0eu Niitcn 0cs 2ai0cS cntfcrnt le6cr 3u iibcr
5cllgci oob nad oa ocr ,obren, in pedlcn mir ms
dlcg pG6ncn uor gtngriffen pom duSpdrts, ebt nilf
ciiunal GroBc @crtbeioigunas DloBregcu not6wcuog
iu0. Dos 9of ipr0 froqcn, ipic cs fonuit oob mir
ett fa iuricrc 5id3cr9ct bc0odt cn miiicR pa ood)
betopt miro oaB mir nit oacr 9Sclt III 5rcoen lcben
g9oo0rpm gSion miro neni &olfc bic rdti9e Antport
nht acncn vi toilu lie niMt achcn obnc iiA lelblt
on8lflagcn @cu cs itnO Die 5plgcn Der tonplca
MuSdn0spolitif gSco0rom @2ilions oic inns 5ltl Nii
iei Jfuineen g8r botten bic Sabre Der nr einen
6eii0 ocl @r6cino, rno Ociicu brauucl Serblnoetcn
iN icrncn Often 5iI firdtcn Der @rbrciuo tto lclnc
&erDiluOcen 0urften ms a6cr nic6t dnaretcL p Quge
Sic alte tro0itionelc 6rCmoiAoft 5piiden Oen &er.
Sta0tci lil0 ben bciOcn 9roBcn Contamination euro.
po's bpono Gas lit cbt onnt ocr 8olitif SSiiions,
on0crS geporoc1 Durd ct &er5oten n oicicn
@cIttrieac bat q Del oc bcioen alien 6rcuiocn ip
@enir0lsGlropo 0aS @ciiiDl ermedt Dob CT e d)nooc
ncrrot6rn 6at ooB cr 9cltrolitGt 6eudct t1atidddl
u6cr 0cr ocbcuuc 9crbinocte 6rcr 6ainDe Ill., llno
6iecs @giiibl lit cin ii olsgcprdatcS ooB oc yer
Stanef iid nob uicnloS mie6cr Dem alien Grhfeuio
io 0eiicH &cr6iinoecu i'm crncn Often gc9entbcr "
Ner alter @iderbeit uicgcn l0nnet pertroHeio a oc
NllNlt PCS Gfpfilpe9 Dpr pel WWulNEl GEllllutllup
ten iii icWcn &dcr
gsooorop gsiion fam oeicn 0rpno iiir sic g}otb
ncu0gfcit oai mir torf riiiten aui lciuer Reoetour
nid or9e6en 0em oos miIroc ia iciu politiibes <o0
engcaiitc cin Gr III 0cs1olb oi bic Socc 0etomHteb
aor pc6t BON cinenl 5 6ciiir6enOcu angriii 8n prc
dcii loiocr eiucil 9hilungspou 0onit 81 bc9ruoell
Bob inr inns iii ocn 5tonD icBen muicn Inn aillcre
oincrdncn @c6tr pcrtbaoiacr Sit fonlien 2anit miro
a Oos glou obcr cd fwcrlid1 f6cr5aacn fonncH.
1cnn oos %olf iociB oaB ierlc &cdicrung lmtcr ocn
ebmoten1e &crbGlniiicn wo6l iui @toloc " nit oer
ibr ar @eriii8ng c0cnoca 6ottcnnlodt PIC louoe'
laHca HsGtc oes 2ouOc5 5a icliiBcit So ons @olt
mciB ooB oicic 9ecbtc ogor gepobrf wcrocn fouleiL
ohue oob bic 6ottc 5r gnpeRnung 9ebro@t 5u meroeii
htaidt cs paiB, GoB aan5 oaen pic imblntigc SSdie
nqr @ubarqo 9ln0ro1uig gGecn gc pic ullcrc Hedlte
ni6t rcipgttret ppr 0louutcn idon uulere loloc-
rauq 9iecbte III polfonuHelcn @loBe gc6ilBt bapelt
ipiroc imo ouB Is ooln oitd nicnioS 5um &erut oer
Ercm0itsot utrolGiwopos gefonullcn mdrc.
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1cr gclsFrico rms SIC aricssacionscncu.

9lcbcn 0cl becbci eebietcn unO oci plcIen 1ef
ppnncncn 5hIodDtcn liz bic uuac5crrc Nr5aDl Pay
&ricasgeangguca nubl ocr Bette @cpcis tiir pen Gr-
fola 0er ocmcn 8ofiun Wdt Hcdbt lpclloct liA oeSs
hoIb ooS uterec scr gon5cn SSct ocll Streqsaefals
qcncn til Geutdon0 5u. Dcm 0eitidcH &oli ermadlt
0ic quQabc fit icinc 2A Milloncn mircilpilgcn
tSaIe lluierfmit mN &crpilc9ung 5l lhnttcn lmp
linen NelcQcubct sir @c1dtglnig 5ll gcbcit 81 ocl
ein0Iidcn &1u0crn cbncn iic6 nahirgcmoB W}ialonei
n8t gScrmcN0lgn ulO Qlcfaimtct nod eiler gladridi
ibcr Ncn glnac66rgcl Sie miiicn Iitr cin g8obl 8c
frdhmNcn bcgcu oui @ruiO Der 2igennaMrldtc
0ic Bic cirolde Rreie ibcr bic &ricgsgcTongcncn ~
Gc5tidlon0 oerbreitet St 0cn neltralen Suhoern
viinht nton bcqrcider 9Sciie 5u piiicu, ob Dielc
YpGtcWotAcu 3ehtagsnnchriMten ocr g2aDrbet cfF
ipre6cu u0cr IS 2eutdIoiD iM aad ii Ser 6roge
Set MISUNDERSTANDING olS Stulhiroof bcpd9rt
lliiter 0icica llintdn0e mar g Elm gutter eeoonFc
Nps giDrQci McrlnGes Sermnlu MioiitonuS IN 1e9elb
cin fllurirtcs @erf Iic Acknowledgment IN EcitlN
lon0' bernssu0c6ci Gtpo 250 p6otpgrdp6dlc Nu
naMic ouS ocihidcn CScfongenenlogern gcbcn cne
lqhcnoigu 5di0euuig ocs gapaltgen STORES Wfi
@cuebmiqlWg DCs SSricaSnlinicrrrnS Dat Rroellor
Ir gadtons Sic 9carbcitimg ocS Scrtcs lro oie 1l9
tuna 0es 8ilOmerfes nbcrnpnnuen Gas gScrf erlmein
aeidscitia IN 6eutder fron56iiider cnglildcr ruili
incr iui0 paniMcr 5prddbe uno lit hctlnuHt crnent
Mlgeraiiidg 9adridlten il0 2lbbourge1 ber Dos @c'
ianaclcnUcici 81 6ringeu
Gas critic Sopitel Doijcn lmo 3oben idoert
nc undcbuuen Dorlicgcnocn 3Uern. GtDa 100 Hcle
Itd0ts XII je 10000 Gtipobncrr uiuBtcn NIT pen
Acknowledgements hi ocrAen Gcidle begriioet ner
0cu Das mos bic StricgSaeiangeen 5u lbrer yer
pieQlnq oeorien. Qebt IN ons @rpBc gcrhieoene
gbbi0niqeu nt Dlaenoufna9mcn pon frleasgeon'
ocncn 8uiicn 6rnnspien @clgicrn Gngldnoert Wto
bonuucoarcrn Ucraudaitliden Ole lngcbctrcn 3oblel
ocnn "a no auf ic0em 9Ho oQd lnr cingc @ipoert
Mis- en ucridlptu0ci0rr @mbtbeil 0es @un5et
Tie lnterfulit4 0cr SregS8ciangencn miro H
aueitei aaptcl gedjOcrt Gs mar n6tbg, 6cunoere
Observation-Disclosures gin5uri6cn: nlr oic fre9ssefon9enel
Nffiscre Bat nuu III 0orbaocncn 2llltoltcn 1ailatp
ticr, aocrnon uitcrbrinNcn fDnnct AnllMte ons
0eridicocncp Sracrr 5ccArcn oN mon bier retpt pogl
Gd,e @orodcu earbter fonltc- Gos, mas IN Hcbel'
Mc6d0eR crorocriim 1T iclt glcilgolls einen c1or
tci lgnoia oor IA peroen 5edricben oie Stiid5en
@o0ehduer Distinctions sHltotan @crtltoitcn @ol
ffpcn NirMqit, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gSoGnrante Tiir
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Inl 25r NanfNr 29cbner s. SilnUpi oluipn
Btoielioni Sniilmar1", 3 Sabre dli
PIN 26. 1allllur Gornb IS. SODic, lir. 26O0.
@rccmouili gpcnne, 40 3obrc ui
slm "a 3dnunt Gpmaro Nnlnll, oHliilc
ziners oi ibc #oor", 81 Sa0rc alt
Nlnl ~. Sanuur snnrd q. Enr0p, III 36Ii,
6nl0 9ipuo. 90 Sabre nli
YIN 20. 10iludr lptun Snue, ar. lOOs,
EomhdtosSiruBc, 30 Sabre alt.
glm a. 5onuar Nrrbrrld GcuiS Jir l22,
@io 9Salbinlionse Sabre ait
YIN ~. Nninur Nnnn 9 8uOoA, wv 222l
DIi Sol0 1huGc 23 Sabre oi.
glm "a. Sdhur Srein W. Souncn, Et.
1859 Gul!loro Apcmc, 80 Sabre dlt
YIN "a. Sdntnr Dlnrg VI. 0bcrti sSlil
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cine lo8iulc 9lr6ict leilten uuo 'nift
elm rem finan5iclles llntcrnc9mcn
iein Der mirtbichaitlidc CSrlnoluB
pes @cncinpoblcS miiBtc ollf oca
&crfehr nit Ocm Grient ml9eluea
bet iper0en
Der 9lufiob Ocs edo Sc Sul9u
rie,@ ocr tbatiGhlid Gin beoeutfauics
Gc6o aus 9ulgurien ouf bic III
0ettidlono 6erporoctrcienen 9eitrc
blngcn ooritc0t cnoct nit oen gSol.
tcn v0ic &crbinomng 5miic6cn Oem
Cricnt mo 0em Gf5iocnt miiroe TO-
init lciAtcr luio inuigcr rpcrOcb 5liu
5c0cn Der betbeiliotcu 2Gnocr unN
ser Gipiliiotion.@
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Wcprnc 1SiirtlM.

Gs liorb om 25 2onuor 1916 GEORGE
GBrlIdl i'm gQtcr bon 73 Sl6rcn feiehier
6iohc bon Gutberna 5briiB Hn@ illr5er
Nrnnltcit. Ncrudnbte ulto. ,Srcunbe no sur
bcncn @r 2S20 SiDpuucn. .strnhr, oni eonl-
tna, Den 20. Sanior, Woraeus s lbr itdtt
fnoci einAclaocn. Sn ocr Gers ScinsArcbc
Mrs I'm ll0r NormiiiuqS cine ReQulem
Sodneiic fir hds Seclenbeil oes Serlior6cncn
qeleen @ciebuns auf ocm g0er6 Scfus
NrIcbDoie." lNdn2l-2Ol
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0iui6cmDen.
etnats.eMaAmslitcr.aHrean.

Stnate. .1Mrhmciicr.N .Nircau.
9tMnnpol Il. Wi0rNlann,
Bic bnl6dbrlicbcn, uill I. yebrnnr 1916 ldls
Iqcu 8inicn bcr 1iicuildon S6ulbeil ocs
Gtnoics MlQrbluuo, mcrocn Nm mo ilacb ocn
I Sc6rnar 1916 bel 0onaIds 50. Ibonoe,
SiadtssglQcni In 0cr 9fcrbuni llebdnce Jias
ionals Qanl. Baltimore Nlo., 5ablbar ieii.
Mlurrnh NnnOipcr,
S0nbmcitcr nun Wiarpldno.
(Nun07.A 20
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@clanntnladlnuocn.
earcan scr etraacn Dura0uno.0OmmiTare.

'"''"" ~ o n 9g SeSr fai
Sic etrahcu prrnbriims Vommiiidre ocr
rtnbf 5iolti,raro ncrc,, hirr,,iI Il, ifrbcrcirs
ittmuuino mif Scn SerinTiften oes qdIiimercr
sfnbf'Sbariers bcfonn Sah M Tnuf Xxx am
~ sui mi untrr,cin,,cter WerarSnnno ~
50s 'ass AZ Mannpa gnS Se" S,aSiratha Srf
stobt yJotirnnrc otncorh,ief hobcn SaG eine
6ciniilirie 5G6c0e iiber nnr actn6 len Gitiibd.
6iotnaei eniilonoeten 1inioflen ms ecpSbrfeu
g2eribcrh8biittnen snianner Mi trr8niernbcti
Srertcn t1 J,erbinhitta niif her fSnuSrnnfr,,na
i,ns (srSiinrna Scr SBcGumas. .etragc In cinep
immorfen6cm 8}rcitc npn 90 JnG biS 80 Snfs
nm 6er gioht,stra6s bis Sori.0nsnue s,tfnni'
,,rn mil neniileu qonA S;crSeiier,,r9 inb
gGoiirrifont.gEeMtrn iHSIi6 Ser aennurieil
4Sag' S gg9S aHs9Sagolc gsSSe5 SSG sGof MIA rA
bciSe eseiten oer aSr1Snmes. Z frnsei, itnfoiicnS
ciuf6iicsii% IA oiroSerheites Sn9n Xxx, yflicifc
, aibt " ,,cS hts ~ - ngtt N qo,t
STrpIes NV Siicifs sa1 aiabtsfrasoS ee6 Vg HTSrS
iiE unh ok 7i iiSHb bnn OgelySn,oS Sirahe.
Mgff9o lG ~, ~" ibSdits
So,, ecrs',YtroseeV ia ~ SynrSnitfciie 6nS
g}rit, 90 eor6c,,,81ne,,,,c. hciS gif.n Som
SRj54 SRjm5e4r. PpeSe I'm Sc oeic hSg Gborics ia
&P @ NV W. VVa ,,, Nv
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cln6n 81. .Glnffmnnn.

IS iiarb am q. Snuudr 1916 Sobu W,
0uimnnu, aeicbicr @aiie bon Niorie Dl SOFT
noun tn @licr bon 65 Sn0rcn Scrmnnoic
iuo Sreunoc iino chgcldoeu Der 8eeroigun9
ON Sunntaa, 80. San, lk3 llhr Gumniliinpe
BON Grnlcrbatie w. 1921, ConIpnolnnsNur.,
nii3 Dci5npobHcn NeieBuun non Dem oGpui
Don Rdrfs SriroDnic" (San2S SOD
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08
MOVE TO CHANGE
THIEF RIVER NAME

Thief River Falls, Minn., March 8.
-"What's in a name?' Everything,
it would appear from the agitation
to change the ancient and time
honored Indian name of Thief River
Falls to some more euphOneous
sounding one, a number of prominent
local men have started and it may
be that something will develop out Of
what was at first considered but a
tempest in a teapot.
A prominent banker recently made
a business trip east and he returned
much less satisfied with the name
of the old home town than when he
departed. 1T is fact said the
financier that this name our town
has tackled onto it is joke and a
by-word and l for one do not like to
have our city ridiculed. Men asked
me in all earnestness, What, trying
to sell mortgages and from town
with such name?''
But the banker had no trouble in
disposing of his mortgages and loans
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are sought here by men of means.
With a different and less suggestive
name, local men allow that this city
would be under a smaller handicap
than at present and the Commercial
club has been opportuned to take
the proposition seriously.
bloomington" has been suggested
and seems the most popular with the
masses. The fact that the 500 line
has accomplished much for Thief
River Falls since it tapped this Sec
ton of Minnesota is advanced as
good reason why President Edmund
Pennington of that line should be
honored The natives are actually
taking the matter seriously and at
the next club meeting the subject
will be up for a round table discus
sion.
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Niagara Falls, N. Y.-Shortly af
ter nine this morning, series of
eight explosions rocked the plant of
the Niagara Alkali company. This
company is making sodium peroxide
and hydrogen peroxide, both used in
making powder. The explosions
were not the result of accidents. One
man was killed. Property loss is
over 100000
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

Misses Geraldine and Ernestine
jacob of Grand Forks are visiting
with friends in Bemidji. They ar
rived in the city Sunday. They are
we'll known here, having been sum-
mer resorters at Birchmont Beach
for the past few years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

Mrs. L. w. Griffith left last eve
ming for Minneapolis where she will
visit for several days. From Min
neapolis she will leave for Aberdeen,
S. D., where Mr.. Griffith recently &C.
copied a position with the Armour
company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

| F. w sLangdon, manager Of the
Golden West Bottling Works of Be-
midi, left yesterday afternoon for
Plummer, where he is spending a
short time on business relative to the
bottling works.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

Mrs. Henry Stechman, who was
called week ago to Frontier by
the death of her brother, returned
this morning to her home here. She
visited with friends in Baudette be-
fore returning III. r.
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Mrs. G. L. Brown and daughter,
Miss Edna, arrived in the city last
evening from their home in Mime
apolis to spend a week or ten days
visiting with Attorney and Mrs. M.
j. Brown. 70, 49, H.. H.. FL
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

Miss Leah Berman, of the Berman
insurance company, returned Tues
day morning from Minneapolis and
st. Paul where she has spent the past
two weeks on business. .s.--~@ #=.s..
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The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Westover died last eve
ming of infantile diseases. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow morn
ing
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

Mrs. Oscar Holden, who has been
attending to matters of business in
this city for the past several days,
returned yesterday to her home at
FOsstOn, e. ~s..
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daughter was given to the father
The attorneys were Attorney H.
Funkley for Mr. Danielson and At
| torney Charles w. Scrutchin for Mrs.
DanielsOn.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

St. Paula lone robber unmasked
entered the Security bank this af-
ternoon and grabbed $1,000. He es-
capped.
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DIVORCE IS GRANTED
TO BEMIDJI COUPLE

A divorce has been granted in the
district court to Ole Danielson and
Danielson, both of Bemidji.
The custody of the ten-year-Old
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some change must be made this year.
It was pointed out that consolida-
ton could also probably be effected
between Nymore and the districts to
the south and southwest with Be-
midi.
No action was taken.
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SPRING VACATION FOR
SCHOOLS TO BE APRIL $40

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08
Mems Shoe Store

See the new nut brown Russia calf
Florsheim lace shoe on the new Picca-
dilly last, no perforation Of any kind.
Plain stitched tip, blind eyelets to the
top, low heel, English bottom-also in
black velvet calf at $500.
A hi h grade gentleman's walking
boot
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SOC, CSC,
75C

That will be the price of
our new stock of Bungalow
Aprons that will be on sale
this week. There will be
small sizes, medium sizes,
large sizes and extra large
sizes, yes, and there will be
sizes for the Miss. These
aprons are all made from a
good grade of percale and in
the best possible manner. We
expect to sell 50dozen aprons
this week.
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Youth Find

800 value in a Walk Over shoe-the
same measure Of satisfaction cannot
be obtained for less; special feathers;
''natural shape' lasts and expert care
in manufacture assure 100 cents
worth of satisfaction for every dollar
you invest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-08

COmmrOOFe poTCdleS q Iull
SO inch cloth. a great variety
Of patterns and c0lors to
choose fSom The wholesale
price has advanced 2 cents
a yard on this cloth since
January lst, we are selling
at the old price 15c a yard.
Double fold Red Seal Cling
hams, fast co]ors, beautiful
patterns. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......
l5c a yard.
Buy your Perca|es and
Giughams here and you'll
have no canse to complain
of failing or shrinking.
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No action was taken.