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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Nova avStrijSka vlada.


's'rlJ" Je imeia |opet notranJo krizo. Mini
SuShi Preu"edhiK Ernst Won koerber je demisio-
mrai' >ZrokoV III povcdal dosleJ noben telegram.
-a mJeSo'o hieS'o Je hl pokllean gospod Spitz-
""eirer'
y" MIRA Je presehetlJlva. hadar nastopi nov
.~uaf' Je ha'aoa' Ga ihn poda VISA vlada demisi-
~ HH'er" Po'e" Spre1ne all pa ne spreJme. &c
y III huhShi 'azni p"liticin razlogi zahtevali
no'o'rJtlo "em'sJo' ID oil naJcedneJsi nacin "a
"'ni"lr''a 'aKrat' ko Je mladi Karl
r"''~' rf"hc oo/eio'o dedSclno. Ioda now &C.
""' j. Pohui noerperJefo Vlado.
n"J ~ ~ zen" Ara'Kem caS'i zgodilo, da Je
No'fper o"sti'
hJer molce poroclla, Je mogote lie sklcpati.
.tan Sno' ia Je vlada nameravala sklicati par
lament fotem Je prlsle vest, da ne DO IL tega
me- III eiaVhi VlroK Je bl baJe Ia, da Sc je vlada
oaia Kri'ikc o obSodbah ceskih poslancev. kmalu
%atehl Sc Je pa zopet govorilo o Januarskem "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

nogorec, ako sc z MIN pogovarjaS med Stirimi oe-
mi, je pon hvale in vdanosti. Ako pa 50 v skupi-
nah, tedaJ drug drugemu lie ~verjame in cato Sc IL
~ogibljejo pravemu odgovoru ali pa molte, tako da
Sc ne We "a Nth pravo razpolozenje.
Nase image so reSile Crno Goro lakote. Mi
smo moral; preurediti ia narod, katerega so "a
vezniki zapustili, da propade. Ako sedaj zavezniki
trdiJo, da vlada tam siromastvo i'll lakota. tedaj
glcdajo ma stvar, kakor je izgledala takrat, ko so
bill oni tam gospodarji. Tel dezeli, Hi je ravno
tako kakor Sandzak in Albania izseSana po vol
III IN Srbih, kJer so prometna sredstva nezasliSano
slaba, Sc hi moglo takoj %priskociti ma pomoG, pa
vendar smo nitro izvrSili svojo nalogo, kajti nam
je p~overjen Balkan in dovolj imamo %prometnih
sredstev. kakrSnakoli jc sodba tie dezele in Meme
ga prebivalstva, ako je tam lie iskrica praviGnosti,
mora oznaciti naSo sedanjo upravo IA izredno ma
k~lonjcno in prinaSajoGo blagoslov.
V Albaniji je bilo treba preboleti "otrosko
bolezen', XII nastopi oh zaGetku vsake okupacije.
OzdravlJenJe te bOlezni je bilo tezk0, kajti nezna-
ME jezika lahko dovede do nesporazumljenja;
vendar nam prirojena intelligence Albancev jamGi,
da bodo naposled tudi oni PRIMAL naSc dobre ma
meme. Cvidel bodO, da nismo samo svojih lastnih
interesov prilagodili albalrskim, temveG da smo Jill
cello zapostavljali.TakO II. pr. pri denarju, katere-
ga ~veljavO smo zopet vpeljali. Albanci so narod,ki
Sc tezko %prilagodi drzavnemu redu in disciplini.
Pravicna i'll urejena uprava pa mora zatreti vsak
nered, ker bi bila drugaGe brez uspeha, i'm tako
Srno Sc moral malo Ozlrati ma Simpaticni nam al
banski narod in skrbeti, da sc Albanci p~olagoma
privadijo sedaniim razmeram.
kar Sc tiGe BoSne in Herzegovina, lahko re-
Gem, da vidi dobri narod V tel dezeli zdaj dobro,
kdo mu le prijatelj in kdo sovraznik in da so
simpatije naroda ravno tako popolnoma ma strani
nasega vladarja in d~inastiie, kakor tudi V drugih
dezelah. Moja leila je bila, da pokazem 'inforni-
ranim' zavezniSkim dopisnuikom to dezolo in raz.
mere V njej. Ali DO to pomagalo? Jaz mislim. da
Sc tam informiraio ma povelje Toda laz ina
kratke noge."
liz T'eh teh intervjuvov, porocl in izjav izha-
ia laSno, da ina AvStrija tam doll res osvo icvalne
namene. Radi verjamemo generalu Sarkoti6u, da
Sc mesa V nleni voiaSki upravi V zasedeN.ih deze-
lah tudi neka 1lagohOtnost z diktatorsko okrut-
nostlo; tako ustanavljajo tudi kapitalisti usmi-
lIene druzbe "a zrve s~vojega izkori$canja. CHM
DolJ gre Avstriji "a to, da sprawl pc vojn: tie ic-
zele V svolo vreco, temholi bodo scdaj njeni stu
zabnlki gledal, da Sc ~prikupijo narodu. &c hi Sc
danes ma Crni Gori glasovalo, all mai Sc dezcli vrne
samostalnost, ali mai Sc "zedini" Avstro-Ogrsko.
Sc ne hi mic cudili, &c bi vecina glaSovala "a Ay-
striJo. Bic je emo sreds;vo IA tax rezultat, sladkor
pa drugo. kadar hi bila deicla anektirana. ne hi
biIo trcba wee bonbOnov; tcdai hi zadostaval ko-
robaG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
AVStrlja ma Balkanu.

Pritakovanje, ia pove Bethmann-H ollweg V
raJhstagr, pod kaksnimi pogoji bodo NemGija in
meme zaveznice pripravliene skleniti mir, Sc nj
lzpolnilo Ia mas je To ~najboljSe znamenje, da lie
kancelarJeva teatralit..o uprizorjena scena neod-
kritosrtna. Ne dvomimo steer, da hrepeni nemsko
lJndstvo pc miru; verjamemo tudi, da je nekoliko
AelJe pc miru tudi pi vladi. Ali dokler mol6i Mem
clJa o svoJih pogolih, ne more nihGe verjeti, da
prlhaJa nJena ponudba IL velikoduSnOsti, ampak
vsakdo bo prisel do sklepa, da hoGe izrabiti polo
zaJ, XII ga ina danes kot zmagovalka.
&c hi popOlnoma iasno, kako 81 zamiSlja kan
cellar razmerJe pc vojni v Belgiji in V severe
vzhodnl Franciji, jc Sc boli neiasno, kaj hoGe $
SvoJimi pajdaSi ma Balkanu. Oficiozno Sc ie nekai
Sovorilo. da maj hi ondotne rannere uredila kon-
ferenca. komur jc koliGkai znan %diplomaticni je-
zlk, DO IL tega brez dvoma izvajal, da gre NemGi-
ia, ce MIXER drugod ne, pa ma Bafkanu "a aneksi-
jam, ce ne posredno, pa nepOsredno. Kajti kar
anektira Avstrija in koburlanova Bolgarska, je
v danaSnjem ~polozaju tako, kakor Ge hi anektira.
rala Nemjija sama.
Omenili smo %vetkrat, da SO bill glavni cilji
Nemcile V tel vojni pc naSem prepricanju ma Bal.
kanu. &c Sc prcsoja vse to klanje Z gospodarskega,
kapita!Isticnega s~taliSta, je to najboli %razumliivo.
Balkan le most IL Europe ma who'd: dobiti Ia
most ' SvoJe roke le V intereSu kapitalistiCne sve.
tovne trgovine. In cc jc kaj rcsnica ma TEN, kar
porocaJo IL WaShingtona, ia je med ncmSkimi mi
rovnimi pogoji kOntrola V Mezopotaniji, kar je
geo verJetno, tedaJ mora imcti Ncmcija SebiGne
namene ma Balkanu; kaiti gospodujoGi vpliv ma
Balkann in Y Turdiji ic prcdpogoj "a kontrolo v
MczOpotamiji.
Filialka NemGiie, XII Sc imenuje Avstrija. sc
Je re potrudila, da hi napravila elm ugodnejSe
razpol"zenJc IA Svojc oSvojevalnc nacrte. Svet
maj hi miSlil, da princse Sele ona civiliz.cijo in
Sreto ma Balkan.
General Stefan pl. SarkotiG Sc je dial - oGi-
vldno pc zelji Wade interyjuvati cd dopisnika
dunajskega "Fremdenblatta' XII je glasilo av-
Stri.Skega zunanjega ministrStva, in mu je "a OBJ
Javo podal "pojaSnila' o avstrijSkem gospod-
Stvu V zaSedenih dezelah. Med drugim je pravil:
"kakor pref, tako vlada ma Crni Gori mir in
red tudi Sedaj. Eendar pa MISC bill GLASGOW O ne
mlrih brez ~podlage "a casa, ko ie bill Sc svoboden
blvSl crnogorSki vojni minister Vesovic. On lie
pozlyal ma boz siromaSni, simpatiGni, svobodoljub.
nj, pa zavedni narod.
Mnogo sc govori o njegovem znacaju in o
SiucaJu, da j. zapustil Svojcga oGrta in brata, sam
pa pobegnil. Nj SmO IN Starca vSe preSkrbeli. Sc.
damn governor V Crni Gori, general pl. Weber. lie
Hkrben oce, kar je sploSno priznano. Uporno de-
iovanIe \eSovica in njegovih pripadnikov nj osta.
10 brez posledic. Ma Crni Gori so tudi ucledne
oSebe, HI vidijo blagostanje Crne Gore V njenem
popolnem zedinjeniu Z monarhijo. Tudi vsak Or
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

&c tax idealist. Ampak dovolj je, da verjamejo v
moznost vojpe; brez obzira ma To, ce 10 iele ali
pa ne zele, Sc pripravljajo MANIC. Nienih potreb
lie ~studlrajo Sele tedaj, kadar je vojna re napo-
vedana. Cudno hi gledali tistega, XII hi dejal:
"Vem, da bonn danes ali jutri ma vojni; ampak
Sedaj me 20 mic lie briga. Kadar bonn res appleton
vanjo, napravim preiskavo, ma kaksen natin sc
dandaneS vojSkuje in zmaguje.'
\oJni aparat 81 napravl jajo re V mirnem ca
sn; NSe nkrepe, Hi bodo potrebni V Smcaju vojne,
pripravljajo re Sedaj; vojaki Sc vaiijo, oficirji
studlralo taktiko in Strategic, intendanti prou-
ravalo oskrbovalne potrebe, vojsSki tehniki sc
baNljo z unicevalnimi SredStvi le sedai
Ia vojno Jim gre Y glavo, da jc treba "Prc-
parcdneSS'. Brezposelnost je pojav kapitalistiG-
mega SIStema, i'll draginja tudi. Oba sta neizogibna
kakor vojne. Oba sc ponavljata veliko bolj pogo
so kakor vOlna. Ali roper take krize he vidimo
hobehe prIpravl JenoSti Mamie Gakamo kakor ma
KlShet, protl nJlma ne poznamO nObene taktike in
Stra,eglle kai cuda, da moramo izgubiti vsako
NoJho protl NINA, ce St zaGnemo nanjo priprav-
llati III 10 Studirati, kadar re decimira naSe vrste?
kapltalizem lc vtasi Slep. On ne vidi, da tepo
take SHE YES narod, in ; TEN, da slabe narodovo
moe, Siabe tudi moe, : katero gradi kapitalizem
sam SvOic kraljeStvo. Brczposelnost in draginja
p"lnenlata hcdo. IN tc trajata kaj casa, lahko fl
Zichp oSlablta Stroke kroge delavStva. Clovek bi
mlSlll, da lie more bti to niti kapitalistom vseeno
l'da kakor 50 vctinoma Slept "a dejstvo, da ie
~SkraJScn dclovni cas- y tenn, ia ohrani delavca
krelkejEcga. tudi zamje koriSten, ne mislijo ma TO-.
Ga bl morali Y lastnem intercSu voditi nacionalno
poiltlko, Iii hi fizicno in duScvno dvigala YES ma
rod. Profit, Iii "a vidijo V nepoSredni blzini. Jim
zaStira oGi.
Iato nj cd kapi,alizma saihega priGakovati
reShlh ukrepov prp,i draginii, kakor Jill nj priGa-
kovati pr"ti brczpoSclnoSti in proti mevarnosti v
Slabo oprcmilenih tovarnah in slabo zratenih ia
NAH IN proti vsemu, kar u~grozava telesno in du-
"eNno blagnStanje della vSl:cga l~judStva.
Topper Nwe - hi Sc doScglo vsai zbol iSanie :
pamctnimi rcfo rmami, doklcr nj mogoGe odpraviti
kapitaliStitncga NiStema sploh. Ali de vidimo. da
ne pridcJo take rcfIrme od kapitaliStov in njiho.
Nh zaStopnlkov, moramo Spoznati, da je treba
Iludl, XII Jill bodo e%mergiGno ~zahtevali in pospc.
Sevali.
V zakonodajnih 2borih, pa mai bodo mestni,
DRAWN ali zvezni, potrebujemo wee, mnogo wee
delavSkih zastopnikov, socialiStov. Da jh dobimo.
nam le treba wee organizacije in agitaciie; treba
nam ie ziaSti delavSkega G~asopisja, razSirjenega
med vSem delavStvOm, odpirajotega mu oci i'm DO
davalocega mu tisto znanje, XII mu je potrebno. da
Spozna vaznoSt Svoie organizacije in svojo moe. 5
katero lahko, kadar jo koncen1rira in organizira.
odpravl vSo draginjo "a vse case IL GloveSkc druz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
" e r u p.

81 mil iouoy .JoI,,;,,. :;
ro I,j;o =, ;a.. .aLa =: "ou,'n" ooJ-
y.l;r;o,ih drs.r - d" ","'" ,eu"J .'aua
in -. hi 80 noraLl 49, 49, w ue"ar Je TO-
Iobko .,oriio u;in, L"n;".ao 800 '' "Se
mor a, h; .o s,oIr. ;.o. n,n;n1 nI'"o ia ~
Milo = ho; zonon raL' -; n.'"' a. eh
in zivl;cnio Ii hi Ga na ,a n,s;. 80; I5 J'
vredno vc. kaLor .,od.a;aa, nn i.' ~ u"
bo;na I.d;o 50 No arado .a "n' n"p"n
4. rni:u;o;o d.; ,,a =" N1.'.''' ""faH
sam; Iabko ,ood; ao :, - - nu, -"
= yscm. kar 10 ma moi T,ko zanrarI;a t.rpEaM
lem rurodno bog,>tv0 l.. 4. vrarsa" N ai" ::
Stem Rlazno 10 ,m,.L h,o1 90 haa.a ~
miocl kanitaIizcm ;yba; n,i U" "
Ncmciin 10 uonoslod od,ovori,. end; zo,;.;o
MIN drzavam ~, MOTTO katero . nro,o.,;na,; ~
ii deportironiu Relic iicov = Hom";o pns
koliko obsirncjsi je. kakor odrovor ,, Uolandii in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

ciJo. kdor zaSed" V vojni dezelo, mora skrbe.
II "a JaNen rcd i'll mir; da, V zaSedeni dezeli
Ampak tI>te dolocbc hi mixer, XII bi dovoljevala
ali pa cello ulazovdla Odganjanjc domaGinov.
Glavla p" ostanc to, da morajo Belgijci ma ia ma
EN- pomagati Nemfiji roper svojo lastno dezelo.
In vsakcga Bclgijca, ki della : NcmGiii. lahko obi.
de nemSki vojak ma fronto. &c deportira Ncmciia
million dclavccv. lahko roSlie million vojakov 20
per Bc!gijce in mjih zavcznike. &c hi ncmska VIA
da rckla; Moe imam. pa ravnam, kakor lie meni
pray, III gororila reSnico; ampak sklicavati Sc Sc
ma mednarodno pravo, jc vcndar prccej visoka
>topnja prcdrznosti.
'Nojaki! Sporaumno L vladarji svojih zavez-
nikov III V zaveSti image sem podal sovrazniku
predlog IA mir. &c DO sprcjet, ic doslei Sc nego.
tovo. Dokler ne pride Ia trcnutek, Sc boste bo.
jevali dale"
Tako 81 glass armadni ukaz kajzerja Viljcma.
'NoJaki! Jaz in Sc trije V Evropi. XII nosimo slu-
cajno krone ma svojih buticah, mislimo. da bi bill
scdaJ cas- IA mir. Vas, Xxi ne nosite kron. ne vpra-
samo mic. Nam Sc jc pred dvema letoma zahotelo
vojn", pa smo jo zaceli ;takrat vas tudi nismo
vpraSali. kaJti mi smo mi, vi ste pa smeti."
Stilizacija tcga ukaza jc tudi poscbno pri-
merna, da privabi zavcznike V mirovno posveto-
vainlco. " zavesti image sem Jim ponudil
MIR! Nabi clovcka ma prijateljski pomenek, pa
dodaj svolcmu yabilu: 'Ker sem te naklestil.' Te-
daj 81 gotovo lahko prcpritan, da tie objame in
pol jubi. Kajneda?
IL Pctrograda prihaja vest, XII jo jc pristeti
r%esnicno vaznim. Russia hoGc vpeljati obvezen
SOlski pouk. ZakOn, XII ga je uGni minister vlo-
I'll v dunn, zahteva Stir leta obligatoricnega pou-
ka. in STEER ne sine znaSati solsko leto ma dezeli
mani kakor 16O. v mestih pa ne mani kakor $50
dni. Pouk mora biti brezplacen. IzvrSiti Sc mora
vuEn, san n-,,., IN lie 49, .--1 -
mai hi prispevala drzava pc 9 miljonov, sveti 81
nod pa pc poldrug million ~rubliev.
ZakOn pac nj TAX. da hi popolnoma ugajal
priJatclJu kulture, DcSctlctcn termin "a konGno
~vpeljavo sole jc zclo dolg, Solska leta pc 100 OH
roma $50 dni so pa zclo kratka. Da bo ~prispeval
svcti sinod "a stroSke. pomeni, da DO ccrkev imela
vphv ma Solo. Toda kljub vsaki pomanjkljivosti
je to vendar najvaznejsi korak, da Sc napravi IL
Rustic kulturna drzava, XII Sc preseli il orienta v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

Zavezniki ne smejo biti prevzetni, Ge hocejo
mir; to lie ena gOtOvOst. Druga lie pa Ia. da ne
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
Ralph Lycan and Fred Shavitch to
Build Rink at New Athletic
Park.
HOCKEY TEAM
~. II MAY BE ORGANIZED
Rink Will Be l60x300 Feet; Warm.
ing House to Be Constructed
Also.

Bemidji will have hockey and
curling rink. Plans are being COM
pleted for the construction of the rink
by Fred Shavitch and Ralph Lycan.
who will manage the rink.
The rink will be made as soon as
there has been a good snowfall. The
rink will be l6Ox3OO feet. A warm
ing house will be constructed, 40x12
feet.
Skating is becoming a popular sport
for the young and old In Bemidjt and
it is believed that large number
of people will take advantage Of the
sport when the new rink is con-
structed. Season tickets will be
sold for the rink.
Efforts will be made to organize
hockey team and outside games will
be secured. The hockey team Of
Thief River Falls won the state anna
teur championship at the St. Paul
winter sport carnival last year. II
a hockey team is organized here the
team may be sent to compete at the
St. Paul carnival.
Efforts will be made to secure sew
eral good curriers' to come to Bemidji
to instruct the game of curling.
It Is rumored today that several
parties are planning to make pub
lie toboggan slide.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
n. N. D. A. WILL
DISCUSSpROP0SED
LEGISLATION FOR
AMENDMENTNO.l
Matter to Be Taken Up at Meeting
Of Association to Be Held Here
December Z and s.
LEGISLATION NEEDED
FOR MEANS TO WORK
Large Number Of Delegates Expected
to Attend Seventh Annual
Meeting.
NEEDED
FOR MEANS TO WORK

The Northern Minnesota Develop
ment association which will meet in
Bemidji. Dec. 7 and s, will discuss
proposed legislation under Amend
ment No. l.
The amendment adopted at the re-
cent election. provides for taking
S25O.000 out Of the state school fund
for use in improving roads and
bitches and reclaiming land. Legis-
lation is needed to provide means
for doing the work.
Letters have been sent to repre-
sentative people throughout the state
urging them to take part in the meet
ing here. Beltrami county and
Northern Minnesota residents are es-
pecially urged to attend the gather
ing which promises to be the largest
meeting ever held by the association.
State officials will probably attend
the meeting here
A crop show will be held in con-
nection with the meeting and on Dec
8 farmers institute will be held.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
HUGHES WIRES WILSON
HIS CONGRATULATIONS
(By United Presal

Lakewood, N. j., Nov. 23.--Chas.
e. Hughes, Republican candidate for
president, last night sent to Presi-
dent Wilson telegram congratulate
ing him upon his reelection.
In his telegram Mr.. Hughes said:
Because OF the closeness of the
vote l have awaited the official count
in California and now that it has
been virtually completed permit me
to extend to you my congratulations
upon your reelection. I also desire
to express my best wishes for a suc-
cessful administration"
Washington, Nov. 23.-Answering
Hughes congratulatory telegram,
President Wilson telegraphed Hughes
as follows: II am sincerely obliged
to you for your message OF congratu-
lation. Allow me to assure you my
good wishes for years TO come 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER
WAS A BIG SUCCESS

The annual turkey supper given by
the men Of the Presbyterian church
in the church parlors last night was
a great success.
For three hours the dining room
was taxed to its greatest capacity
supplying the hungry people of Be
midji with roast turkey and dressing
and all the good things which e
with an old fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner. It was foretaste of the
good things which are to be served
in every home next week.
The genial atmosphere and fine
support which the community gave
to the event was most highly apt.e~
ciated by the people Of the Presby-
terian church, and they extv..~
thanks to the group Of men wao heap
ed carry off the honors in the capacity
of walters and workers.
I'VE are not leaving out the la
dies" said Rev. l.. 2. Warford tnE
morning, "who are indispensable tc
man on such an occasion as a feast,
and we feel deeply indebted to thea
for their royal help.
"There was one feature of the eve
ming which nearly everyone of the
400 guests made mention Of as they
passed out of the door, and that was
the music. Louis Burchard, Fletch-
er Grimoldby, Morris Negalaff anC
Miss Ruth Riley as an orchestra vert
most generous in their musical pro-
gram. There was nothing which was
appreciated more than the most beau
tiful music which graced the repasi
and added cheer and sunshine to the
whole occasion. More people were
served than ever before at the Pres
byterian turkey supper, and q good
substantial surplus will be laid away
in the church treasury"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
EMPER0R'S FUNERAL
TO Be NEXT WEEK

London, Nov. 23.-The body of the
late Emperor Francis Joseph will be
inferred in the Capuchin mausoleum
next week, probably Thursday. On
Monday the body will be removed
from Schoenbrunn castle to Hofburg
chapel, where it will lie in state on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Washington, Nov. 23.-Presiden
Wilson last night sent the following
message of coincidence to the heir of
the Austria Hungarian throne:
II beg of your majesty and the
imperial and royal family to accept
the sincerest sympathy of Mrs. Will
son and myself in the great loss
which you have sustained in the
death Of your illustrious uncle for
whom l entertain sentiments of high
esteem and regard. I also extend to
your majesty the condolences of the
government and people of the United
States and convey to you my best
wishes for your personal we'll being
and prosperity"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
KICKS DEPUTY SHERIFF:
CASE IN HIGH COURT
(By United Press)

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 23.-That It
is no crime to kick a deputy sheriff
down the stairs after he has served
legal papers on the kicker, is the
defense of J. Meehan, Wood Lake,
Yellow Medicine county. in q case
before the state supreme court to-
day. He kicked the sheriff down
the stairs after the papers wore
served and he says he thus excluded
the plea Of the prosecution that he
interfored with the duties OF an off,
cial.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
OF
BRITANNlC MAY
Be VIOLATION OF
GERMAN PLEDGE
United States Officials Avaiti1x
Facts Before Coming to .
Conclusion.
PRESS AND PUBLIC
CONDEMN SINKING
French Marines Take Charge of the
Poloponnesus Railway
Station.
PRESS AND PUBLIC
CONDEMN SINKING
lBy United Press)

Washington, Nov. 23.-The de-
struction of the great hospital ship
Brittanic seriously threatens a dip
lomatic tangle between Germany
and the United States.
Government officials are awaiting
facts of the sinking before making
any conclusions.
The reported summarizing appears
to be violation of Germany's pledges
and international rules. It is re-
ported that American surgeons were
aboard the ship.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
DR.. DANIEL M'CAM
TO AID DIR. GILMORE

DR.. Daniel McCann OF New York
city has entered into partnership
with DR.. Rowland Gilmore.
DR.. McCann is graduate of
Georgetown university at Washing
ton, D. c. He completed the study
of medicine at Columbia university.
Immediately after completing his
college course, Mr.. McCann entered
the st. Vincent hospital, New York,
where he practiced for eighteen
months. He then entered the New
York Founding hospital and special
lied in internal medicine and diseases
Of children.
The offices Of DR.. Gilmore and DR.,
McCann will continue in DR.. Gill
more's office over the Northern Ma
tional bank in this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
STATE AID QUERIES
PUT TO EDUCATORS

c. G. Schulz, state superintendent
Of education, in a circular letter to
school directors, superintendents and
principals, urges all administrative
school officials. school patrons and
tax payers in general to discuss with
their representatives in the state leg
islature the subject of state aid to
public schools.
The move follows the recent dis
tribution Of $1.942,0OO of state aid
which. although representing the
largest single disbursement in the
history Of state business, was only 20
per cent of the total intended.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
MANY ATTEND MOOSE
.. MEETING AT CITY HALL

A large crowd attended the meet
ing Of the Loyal Order Of Moose at
the city hall last evening. James
Garrity. district organizer of the or
der, was present and class Of five
was initiated. \ moose lunch was
served.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23

8. H. Stanbaugh,, who was injured
Tuesday afternoon when his team
ran away. was reported to be improv-
ing at st. Anthony's hospital today.
The attending physician expects that
ne Will recover. Stanbaugh is 20
years old. He is q farmer living SIX
miles northeast Of Bemidji. Tuesday
ate noon his, team ran away, throw
Ing i'm to the sidewalk and demol-
ishini, the wagon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
WISCONSIN TIRE COMPANY
HAS MILLION CAPITAL

Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. 23.-At a
banquet here the announcement was
made that 100000 of eastern money
has been added to the stock of the
Gillette Safety Tire Co., now build
ing an immense plant here, which
has increased the capital of the con-
Germ to the million mark.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
MUST HAVE LARGER TIPS:
WHY2-ACCOUNT OF WAR
(Bf United Press

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 23.-The ten
cont tip in St. Paul was officially
tabooed, by resolutions of the Hotel
Bellmen Of st.. Paul today. At the
intermission between the icewater
glide and the suitcase shuttle, at the
bellmen 8 ssannual bali, resolutions
were passed urging that I tips be
raised to Is cents on account OF the
war. During the ball, the orchestra
directors was ordered to ring no bells
with the music, and no water pitch
ers were allowed in sight. Whats
the use ofgtaking the Joy out OF life,
b. o. Rysn, president Of the club.
said.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-23
DENT TO Thief RIVER
FALLS FLOOD MEETING

c. -. Dent, ditch refercc. has gone
to Thief River Falls as a representa-
tive OF the Bemidji Commercial club
to attend the conference on flood con-
troll CT the Red Lake and Red Lake
river which will be held there to-
night. Government experts will hear
the arguments to be advanced by the
different interests involved, and will
endeavor to arrive at some amicable
conclusion.