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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
9ic 6cltcn Wlutcrialieu,

moocrne Wtctbooen un0 Iongidbrigc
Grfobrilng Dcreiuiecn iiA in Der ser.
TELLING Der 9iere aus Sreo. gauern.
ihmiot's o9lmericon @rewcrp,~ -
oobcr ibre ollgcmeine 9cliebt6eit.
Ginmol probirt, merocn Iie allen oil.
ocrcn Sopfeu- lno Mal0ectr1nten
imnler oorge5oeen. aiite $t.0O.
Yraucrei: Sorforo. glpe, O1onlunent.
mo Sillen StraBc. Eel. 6. & g.
@2t. Sernon 365. (Sftil) (9luS.)
rentTdje, DeiterrcidJiIfe nnD luaa.
lude SricgsaulcibeH.
100 WOrf unO l00SlrOneu aHhuGrts
sBep 8. Ticner K So,
2l7 GR.SaItimprs-Sh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
9roufInn iieat mit 4 AZ 3.


0aS Spiel ocrlici i'm @on5en GuBerit
lmintereiiont. Bolton tonnte
crit in Der uierteu Snning 5pei
SGliic Oer5eiduen, NluBte nad
Der fiiniten Snuing 9rooflDn oen
Siee iiberlalen. @roBer On
t6uiiosmus DER 6ans.
,5eit in ibren ciSenen @rlmO einee-
9roben, purien ii6 Die 9rootlDn 9ta-
tiouols auf Oie Bolton glmericans
lno errongen Den Sieg iber ole
&otbitriimpfe nit elmer Score bon A
5u in Dem Oritten Spiel INN Die
8eItmeiiteribait.
g8ie Die oSiperbos~ porausaeiaet
6ntten, ipielten iic in gb6et's SelO
iiderer uno frditieer, ais inter ser
@inpirfung oeS i6ledten 8etters in
Bolton. gto6 elmer 5ueimaIigen
gfieoerIoee unter anireeenoeu aGm.
pfeu nlif Dem ,,BrooeS" 6elO eelong
eS ibnen eeitern gtodmittog, ben
Steg oil ii6 5u reiBen. Der 8eifoG
ibrer 6rellnOe bate ole Spieler au-
gerei5t, 9laes an 5cigen, mas iie in
iid ba6en. 8ieIe Surrabrufe ieitens
DER Sans" prOen iiber oas 6eIo
Dernommen, unO ipielten Die 8roof.
lpuer nit elmer glegan5 umo Slider.
belt, ooB aae O(iiben Scr 8oitoner
per9ebli6 pareu.
glls 9eiultat oes Sriumpbes Der.
Ooppelte ii6 oie 6reuoe Der sInbGu-
ger Ser 8roofIDner. iln0 mar es Ii6er,
OaB 0os nSeim.Seam" oen Sieg 0a.
ooutraeen miro. Ser Sieg iullroe
errungen, uuO folGte cine 5reuOen-
Scene, pie iie oos 6eIo felt longer
3eit nidt geiebeu bat.
WGnner uno 6rolen tbaten Iib gu.
ianmen mO maritirten nit Wfiiif
iiber ons 6elo, babel So6ruie alif oie
Sieger ausbringeno. gs pur0eu
Smitotiouen Oes college S6langen.
Eou5es unO auOere Qiuge Dor 6reuoe
poafiibrt. fSlaeeeu inO Banner
luclden StlblpolIter ano ouOere
@urfgeidoiie foletcu, ipIroeu bod in
ole 2uft geiporien.
Gieie Concentration erfiiute Oeu
%Ios Oes unintereiiant nerlailfenen
Spielcs unO iorete fir Die 9Inrei.
sung ser @ntbuIiaiten.
Die Sans boffen, ooB groofI0n
aud beilte pieoer eeipinnen miro.
0as 9leiultot oes Spieles, oas in
9roofIpn geipieIt puroe, mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
g(SnertiIino gImh

DdS oieSuohentlihe @obeIfriib.
itiid oes 9looertiiine Clubs bon gol.
tinore finoet beiite INN t2 llbr 80
i'm ~Gmcrion SotcI" ftatt. bel mel
dem Serr q. g.. 8iIIions aus
8oibiugton, elm beroorroeenoer 9ln.
wolt, iIber ollnlnuterer @ett6cperb@
mO Serr 6. S. @onb aus Stem. gorf
iiber 9GcrfoufstoIcnt~ ipredlen pirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
SSH $4,000 iammclu.

Cir rSt. gSnceut &c @aill.@eiell.
idjaii~ oct cS iib 5ur Sunigabc &C.
nad1t, cic 1unmc BON $4,000 5n-
ianuHca 81 hsingcr. glus oieicin
gluloB mira non ocu @liteIicocrn ocr
GcieaiMail ocrcn Gbreu.Frdlioent
0arciual Gibbons unO oercn 3lucd
sqo6lbiiiatcit III. ein Sammcl 6cIo.
1MA nlllcrnonInlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
llntcrIlaItnuos Sseapeiier.

,Anhiiorinm" llnsaa up 5ai0er 10 @o'
iiiic5"
,SDrb' '0"a Snt ano 9S0rmer"
,,Oonctn aSbe Wii2d)ie Q}nlers".
,,oppDorpuic" Gnuoepille uno gSaHoclbllocr.
,,WiGrniaub" g,anocule
,,Wnhi.AiaDcmir" V Ninl 0i 9lomberc"
,,NciDri0" 8uuoepine iiuD Man0elniocr
,qpriC' Die gi0orn @eicIlicbaii" IN
iolQenocui NcpcriOlrc.
.QiiiipoN Qiniucc
.lbc SeipeIs Of i6e D,aoonn01
ariiilpoh elheuo. .......... aEucia
Hcnucriide Observation-Disclosures. eobfme
Gamii0d lioiinec .... Wi00dm butterfly
Gdmiina glhcno 80 lhc Se,uels Of toe Yldoonnn"
cagerSloluu Snlr &Om 10. i3. Ciiober.
,,Nrnbinui Tnmcnucycin" Wdttnod, ben
~ Ciiober Aniicrn. Sonper nHO Sau Ia oer
5ro0Nnni0nle"
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sPro6 aud in soocrS-


Ser @rdiioentiboitS = GonOi0ot
Suebes belt om godmittoge eiue
groBe &eoe Dor elmer gerualtieen Ser
iommltng in Soeerstopn, no iib
oiele EoiiienOe cineeiunoen botter,
i'm ne6enbei Die 9Iu5itellung oaieIbit
81 beiuden. Sic 3eoe purOe gelpoI-
tig opploiiOirt. Ger HeOner ipro6
fur5 mo 6iinoig mo crfldrte lid 81
@lullten zines S6ub5oatnrifS, iiir
cine eeiiinOere 2ebensbniis iiir Die
ar6eitenben &loiien oeS SonocS, iiir
Die @rboltiIng Der notiirli1en SiiliS.
Quellen OeS 2onOes, fiir 3iiHtigfeit
in Der @erlpolhtng offentlider 9lem.
ter lno fiir cine ipariame 9erpol.
tung Der Hegierlng. sd niinide
OoB glmerifo nit ser 9(biidt oen
6rieOen 5u beipabren, ouf oen gereb-
ten giedten beitebt imo fir ieoeu
9lotbfaa bereit it,
lin $50 6eitieo Sr. Suobcs nit
Ieiner &eiiegeieIlihoit Sen bereitite.
6enOen Bug Der Baltimore Sbio-
gobn" mo trof I'M Z llbr in 9olti.
more elm nad0em lid in @oi6ington
Srou SugbeS DER @eiie.@eiealbaft
anaeidloiien bate. Sic miro 0ie
9ieiie 0urh oen MeIten nlitmuhen.
IS nar Elm ioealer Gag imO oie
Mengc modte oen @inorud elmer alt.
gewobnteu republifnniiden MoIlen-
geriammIimg i'm weitlideu @1arD-
Lamb.
geomte Ser Sugbes 9tgo.
1ie o!Sugbes-0iga Der @eiddfts-
2iga" bielt geitern glo6nittag i'm
oSotel @merion" cine 8eriomnlung
uno erlpdblte oie folgenoen geomteu:
&rdiiOent, Gbas. s. Somer; 9ice-
Srdiioeuten: S6omos S'99eiI, Or
@i0iam 2. MaDer, Sacob @pItein
Stuort 2. SanneD, Charles s. 80.
naparte. Greflltin.Gomite: ~. Sti.
art Spmington, Sreoerid 81. Sooaee,
SeonarO 8. @reif George 8. @ait6er,
Shlart Q. SonueD, Senrp 3. 8il-
cor " @insIop @iaiams. Sefre.
idre: Goparo 81. @obinIou uno @al.
fer q. 9fiItb. Sdubeiitcr: Sobn S.
EatterIon.
9emofraten rii6ren iid.
SIN 0emofrntiiden Souptquortier
ionoen geitern peri6ie0ene Gonieren.
sen itatt, an peI6en unter 9lnoerem
AUDI 9un0essSenotor Blair See 16eil
nabm. @s lit Die 9lbiidt, nit elmer
bobit euergiiden Champagne erit nad
Der GegiItrirung 5u Beginner. Ser.
ianrmlungen iinO fir ieOe @orO in
Der ndditeu @ohe geplant. Ger Be.
oentenoite GeOner nG1ite @o6e miro
Der @ice-@rdiioent S6oS. u. Mari6aa
lein. Ger 8ooOrom @ilion 9igo
idIoiien lid aeitern ipieoer peridie.
oene Eeriouen an oorunter &oitor
George 90. Game, Ser Stoaten.Gi-
itrift'9Inwalt Samuel s.. Gennis,
Sons 8roelider, Sr, Sorrp 81. Grid
lnO 8ater George GreniorO.
GrOhes gInitcrn'S SOnpcr nuo Sall,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
eelbitmorOOcrindlc.

@mil erni beriuhte aneeblib nit
teIit ShpeieIidiue ieinem Groen-
ooieiu Elm euoe 5u bereiten.
5inau5ieGe Sdwierigfeiteu iper.
ben oils 02otip onoegcbeu IL SIN
@ercDsSoipitoI plroc ieOe 9e
bensgeio6r beieitigt.
@eitern Nlittog ueriu6te ser 4a'
Sabre alte Gmil Grni BON g3r. 2O24,
Oit-@ratt.StroBe, in ieinem Sc
id0itsIofal g3r 32t, gSoro.@op.Str.,
angeblib ieinem 2eben ooourd elm
@nOe 5u bereiteu, inoenl er cine
0nantitGt SdmefeIiGure 5u ii6
nobm. Ger Monn miroe BON 9lnge.
itellten oligeiunOen, melde Or. Stef-
fono bena6ridtigier ser nod Pm
penollng BON geeieneten @egenmit.
teln Den @rfronften nod Dem WercD-
Soipitol bringen lieB, mo ieOe ipeitere
Sebensgefabr beieitigt luuroe. 9ln.
geblide finon5ieIIe Sdpierigfeiten
batteu cine @emiit6striibung bel Dem
Nlnnn berDoreeruieu.
9 dIudte Guediilber.Gu.
bletten.
8iel bate Ser gleger 5ranf Simms
innerbalb 5polf Stlmoen erlebt Ger
iel6e Oeridludte GnedliIber Sablet-
ten wuroe no6 Dem ct. Soiepb's
Soipital gebradlt, ausgepumpt, oer-
bnftet, tpGbreno Ger 9lo6t eineeiperrt
unO am Wiorgen entlaiien. Ger Sal
fam geitern Dor Dem norOmeitlideu
Boli5eigeridt 3ur 8erbanOlung, bod
purOe Der gieger, Der Oes unge6i6r.
liden 9etragens uno Der Rubeit0.
rlng beibulOigt mar, itroffrei entlol-
fen, oa er iih mdbreno ser gladt ri.
big DerbaIten batte. Tie GriinOe,
lDesbalb er Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3u li6 nabm, uoIlte er nidjt anqeben.
uGanuItatter @OlfsfcIt.Ierein.1
GrOher 8ua ylOait, Counting, 1914 OFT.
glnfaug 1 llbr. - GanHitatter.9ar
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elIInhlIme 4fmperninr.


Plus oen iibrieeu 8unoes- gSetter'
@coobdiungs Stationen purOen Ole
iolqcnocn boditcn Eemperoturen
ole Inn s llbr 9eltern 9(beno berrid-
fcl berichtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Die Rennen an qaurel.

0ic geltrigen 9enneu su 9oureI
porcn 1uBerit intereiiant imO brod.
ten GroBe lleberraidungcn. Die Rc.
hlltate iino:
l. &emen 515 Surloues- GoIo-
NUM- 1850, $40; 2obeIio, 6.tO;
Speeter tbon Sugar, 9.20.
2. &enncn, 34 @1ciIc- -2obenerin.
Al, q; Ereiltmption 2.SO; Sinoa
YaDnc, $50.
3. Hennen 8 Ilcile ~ Bidpid,
43, 1880; Rcprobote, 1910; 8ono.
oge, l.40.
a. 9frnnen u @leile-Eort 2iabt,
1850 500; Grimper, $50, Regino,
500.
8. &ennen 1/t6 @eiIc-giunes,
$50, $50 Senmouic, 800; gsinetp
Simpler, 7.30.
6. Nennen 1 LAG 0Seilc - Gop.
toin @orr, $50, $50; Greetings,
4.2O; SSroir Nouabt, 4.3O.
Z Hrnnen 1 1/6 Wlcile - Sarrn
enilOcr, $50, s; ReptoL 5.to; gli.
gel, 2.40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Der @cItfriss 6eutc Dor eiuem
Sabr.
#. Gftobcr 1915.
Grad Dem @eridjt oes Dentiten
@eneroEItabs.)
II. 9ftobcr 1915:

Starfe 9lngrifie Der 6ron5oien
aui ole Oeuti6eu So6enitelllmeen
oitIib imO iiiO6Itlih soude5 I'M
9lrtnentieres.9l .9(bihnitt unO
Der &uiien an Der StrDpa in Dit
@oli5ien obgeiblneeu.
SiiOlid mo iiiooitlid 9el9raO
iinO Ole erIien Sobcn pollia i'm
geiis Scr 2lrmee aopes5, nah
geietnng Der Gonouiniel 3uiiden
GRlapo mo Der @lormuo-Miin
Oung benodtigen iidj Gbeilc Der
gIrmec %olIpib Der Staot unO
,SeIte Sennenoria mo OrdnNen
Oie Serbcu uad ziiooitell 3lniid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
GMiffsfnrten

DON uno nod Geuti6Ionb uno
Seltcrrcid.llugurn iiber OaoiterOom
unO 9'elp-gort. @eIOIeuOunecn mad,
Guropo.
SbeU. $. Dirner & &c.,
2I7 Cf.gaItimOrc.Gtr.
CyiSrkiS--l 243 @aN.UrOaNraS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
sunnenanf. nnS llnternana.
Nlnfh
l9etteransfdIten

Sir WiorDlouo uno ben 0iitrift
Columbia flor, fiibler, norOlibe lmo
norO0itIibc g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

NbuuncntcH bic Ocn D0cutihru
SurrcipuHhrntcn" nidJt piinFtIidD OOcr
uurcgcImdhis crbaItsu, fiub sebctcm,
Der Office oauou per SrIcpbOu Oocr
'&riitlidl IittaeiIpua su mu&sp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

1ic tropiide StorlIng bat lid nlt'
aenibeiuli6 norOlitb, in elmer fur5ea
Gnticrnlng oitIid BON Porto 9iico
acmonot. Gie penisen ipdten 9c.
ridic. oic cintroien, 6eridteten nidltS
uon elmer Gntwidclina Die ourd
Sic ztoring beOiugt III.
Dit Oem Sortldreitel Ser Sod.
0riid glcro BON Dem Neiten bot iic5
0as @etier oQgeluein IN ben atlanti.
ihen Staoten auigefldrt nadOenl
cidgc lcihte &cgeuidlc nieoergegou'
qcu iuoreu, 9lagemein Flares mo
fii9lereS geeiter bdlt oitlid OeS Sci.
icnaebiraes nit gluSno6me IN 6lcri-
Da uio entlong Scr @olftiiitc ol IS
miro bette fiibler IN Den lnteren
see &egionGl mo Den otloutiiden
Staatcu ieiu, pel4em cine Iempc'
raiur Steiaerung am 0onnerita0
lolgt.
6rolipnrnungen limo Iiir alle
S6eilc oitlirb oes 9'iiiiiiippi 5luiicS
njt glusnabmc ser iiiolidcn Sbeilc
Ser iiiootlontiihen mo oer @oli.
Giiiriiie erlaiIcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
GnnOcs.7epnrtemcut fir 2auOwirtb-
Idlnft-gS gSeftersgurean.
Ncridlt SeS @oltimurc Metterbureans

Ger Seldtioteitseebalt Der 2uit
mar 40 8ro5ent m 8 ll6r @oraenS
m0 l5 Aro3ent Inn s llbr 9lbenoS.
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NlalnMna az 0ie Glimmaebtr.

SerIanrit midi, 81 re8IlIrIren.
Se1cl EtimmgebCr inmf iid men re-
aiiirireH laKcn.
GelImt 5ar @0riidIt Die SHrger'
papiere nit.
G,rgiiltirinac; l)cate nuo Ganltag,
ben III. EftOber.
Ser llna6bGnsisc SiirgerDereiu,
} CIfhi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

ims. gir iinO bier, Inn sic Ser.
ipre6ingen 81 priiien, welbe lie Dor
bier Sobreu bier al oieier Steae ee-
modt bat, I'M ieit5uiteaen Oh iie Die
ielben aub ge6alten bat. 0omnls
er5d5Ite man ans, ooB Oic rcprblifo.
niide Sortei iiir Oie 6oben 2cbens.
mittelpreiic Derantuortlid iei. Sect
aber III Oos Sc6eu foitipieliger oils
oamoIS. lluicre 6relnoe aili ser an.
Oeren Seite 6aben Oie SebenSmittel.
frnae gar niNt beriibrt.
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yGanuitatter @Olfsfcit.gereiu.@
GrOhsr SHa 9lOuit, Counting, 15.Oft.
9Infaug 1 llbr. - Ganuitatter.@arf.
Giueaue 2OugwOOO.Str.
(SftS,11,t4,15) al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
6ugbts lit
Baltimore.
YeriOnen in Der
@affen0aae.
@r6kte pOlitiitbe 9cmOm-
itratipm ieit 1896.

Der republifoniidc @raiiOcntidofts-
Gouoioot ermobut 8u gororbei-
ten fir Oen fon1menOen aompf
ouf Oem @eltmorfte. -Gmpiieblt
Gorifrciorn imO Oic G0rOerune
einbeimii6er SnOuitric. .2InloOen.
Die gReOe fouO bel Der @aenoe
rei6cn 9lpplous. Serr Sumes
81. @orD fineirte ais @oriieer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23

use every effort possible in securing
for the. whole nation the legislation
which, during the past six years, has
made Minnesota the leading state
of the Union in agricultural, indus
trial and social development.
In regard to our policy in the Phil
|ippines, 1 endorse the position of our
senior senator, Knute Nelson, be-
lieving that we should retain these
islands until. their people are fit fol
lf-government
|, l shall take occasion, as the cam.
paign progresses, to further discuss
these and other important issues. =
To maintain the high standing OF
Minnesota in the, councils of our ma.
ton and to render the greatest pos
sible service to the people of the
state, which has so signally hOnOred
nae, shall be my ambition, and tt
that end pledge my best efforts.
Very respectfully,
| A. O. EBERHART.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23
Thy, 11Anuric'' is an
IN SUR ANCE
AGAINST Sudden Death.

Before an Insurance Company will
take risk on your life the examining
physician will test the urine and report
whether you arefa good risk. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
you suffer from backache, sick-head-
ache, dizzy spells, or the twinges and
pains Of; lumbago, rheumatism and
govt. The urine. is. often; cloudy, full
of sediment channels often get sore
and sleep is disturbed two or three
times night This is the time you
should consult some physician of wide
experience such as DR.. Pierce of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo,, N. Y. :. Send him 10 cents for
sample package of his new discovery,
"Anuric." Write him your symptoms
and send q sample of urine for test.
Experience has taught DR.. Pierce that
"Anuric ;" is the most powerful agent
in dissolving, uric acid, as hot water
melts sugar; besides being absolutely
harmless it is endowed with other
properties for it preserves the kidneys
in q, healthy condition by thoroughly
cleansing them. Being so 10 any times
more active than lithia, it clears the
heart valves Of any sandy. substances
which ayfclog them and checks the
degeneration of the blood vessels, as
'welF as regulating blood pressure.
"a nuricps is regular insurance and
,ifersaveEf erall bigmeat eaters and those
who deposit lime-salts in their joints.
Ask the druggist for "Anuric" put up
by DIR. Pierce, in 50-cent packages.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23
OLD PRESCRIPTIONS e..
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

A medicinal preparation like DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, that has: real
curative value almost sells itself.sLike
an endless chain system the remedy
is recommended by those who hare
been benefited to those who are in
need of it.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is azphys-
ician's prescription. It has been
tested for years and has brought re
suits to countless numbers who have
suffered.
The success of DR.. KilmeF,s:Swamp-
Root is due to the fact that itaful6lls
almost every wish in. oyereomin&skida
ney, liver and bladder Diseases cor
reefs urinary troubles and neutral.
ICES the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
Do not suffer. Get bottle of
Swamp-Root from any druggist now.
Start treatment today.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send. ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y, for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention the Be-
lmidji PiOneer.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23
CURES AND EDUCATES FREE

Under the state of Iowa's new law
to give free treatment to crippled
children, lat little ones are being
treated at the state university. The
law is but! five months old, but is
already doing much, good work. AT
present there are 70 children in the
ward. Over IS per cent of the cases
are the result of infantile paralysis
epidemicf;of five years ago. The lit
tie patients come to the hospital in
various conditions. Some have lost
only the use of their legs. A COM
plete school system of eight grades
has been established, with nurses as
teachers to educate the little ones
as they improve in health.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23
nes: Coal dealersawill proteststhe
MINNESOTA
LAKES ROBBEDe0F FISH

Reports that some of the lakes in
the &northern part of Beltrami and
Koochiching county have been sadly
depleted sof$fish, either by illegal fish
ing on large scale or by some un-
known cause have stirred Carlos
Avery, state game and fish commis-
=
sioner, to investigate. !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-23
STATE WIDE CLEANUP

A statewide cleanup and fire pre-
vention. day probably will be OBJ
served in Minnesota April 1 this
year. Citizens of Bemidji should
plan to cooperate with the state
authorities as much as possible in
this matter. All citizens are urged
to clean out their attics and base
ments and remove the rubbish from
their yards.
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sympathy in. their sorrow.

sympathy in their sorrow. @
Miss Louises. ST: Peter left last
Monday for Ronneby, Mimi, where
she will visit with relatives and
friends.s .From Rom ebyt Miss st. Peter
will go to St. Paul where she will be
employed
"A young, peoples meeting was held
at the Azure church last Sunday :
A social party was held at Christ
Haugens' last Friday night.
Elmer Kirkwold and Oliver 1Julum
left last - Tuesday for Bainville
Mont, where they will take home,
steads.
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ed very interesting sermonsSunday
to aslarge crowd. ~ s.2-~. .~.'a
A. Shoemaker of Leonard was q
Pinewood caller Saturday.
u H. EHommouspent Sunday in Leon
ard.
Alvin Nelson arrived here Mon
day from Freeborn countyswith O. cara
load of horses and households goods
His parents will make their home
with him. = ~. IS Il
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Mary Pickford. the foremost screen
actress in the world, whose list of
triumphs is too great to enumerate,
increases the number by her latest
characterization, Little PAL" the
current production of the Famous
Players Film company on the Para
mount Program and the chief at
traction tonight at the Grand thea
ter
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BUENA VISTA,
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A. F. Sadler and Lloyd Swedbere
left Tuesday for. Grace; City, N. D..
where they will work through the
spring and summer.
Mr.. Trimble of Grace City, who has
been visiting at the Sadler home the
past week, left Tuesday for Mime.
apolis where he will transact bust.
ness before 4returning to his home.
Gilbert Peterson was Bemidj
visitor Monday.
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GOPHER FARMER SELLS
ONE PORKER FOR $64.88

Albert Lea, Mimi, March "a
George Prange,g farmer living near
Wells, has sold hog that tipped the
scales at 8113 pounds. Prange re-
ceived check for $64.88 for the big
fellow.
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WOULD BOOST COALtRATESoz IT,.
FOR SOUTHERN MINNESOTA

ST.. Paul, Minn!,. March 23.-Per-
mission to boost, coal rates from Du-
luth to Southern Minnesota from
$40 to $780,: was asked the rail-
road and warehouse commission, in
session today, by representatives of
the Northern. Pacific and st. Paul
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STRENGTH AND BEAUTY

Come with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. This issa blood cleanser and
Alternative that starts the liver and stom-
ach into vigorous action.ll 1tthus assists
the body to manufacture rich red blood
which feeds the heart nerves, brain and
organs Of the body. The organs work
smoothly like machinery running in oil.
stead of tired, weak and faint
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PINEWOOD

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A crowd of young people were en-
tertained at the Dromness home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Fullerton and family of
Brainerd arrived here Saturday and
will spend a few weeks with the s.
M. Nelson family.
Rev. Morton of Itasca Lake preach
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A. H. Olson attended the funeral
of Glen Fuller,s Mr. and Mrs. M. L..
Fuller's seven year old son, who died
very suddenly last Monday morning
from bronchial pneumonia. Inter-
ment was made in the Puposky ceme-
terry. The bereaved ones have our
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The Pioneer is the place to buy
your rolls of adding machine paper
tor Burroughs adding machines. One
-oll. a dozen rolls or hundred rolls
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FOR SALEr-Seven-rOom house and
three fifty-foot lots, corner site,
cheap. Inquire B. English, Grand
Central Hotel. 3d325
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INV PUBLIC 1n1A1Y.
Open daily. except Sunday. 1 to p.
M. Z to p. N. Sunday. reading room
snlyS S-to p. n.
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WANTED-Man who understands
gardening, Man with family pre-
=. ferred. Tel. 17-F-2. J. H. French.
6d324
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FOR SALE-Corner lots, 50-foot east
front. A bargain if taken at once.
Herbert Wood,aS19 America Ave. If
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FOR SALE Five-room cottage on so
it. lot, 2 blocks from high school
and 49, Central school. Herbert
Wood, 819 America Ave. tt
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FOR SALE Small greenhouse and
fish fountain in rear of Fair Store.
Apply Fair. Store. 3d324
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FOR SALE.

FOR, ~SALE-Cheap lumber, suitable
for barn or sheds; now a boat
:, house, 14x20. Will sell cheap.
i, Oliver Whaley, Room IS, Brink
p man, Hotel. 3d323
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gardener by DR.. Gil
more. $685.
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HELP WANTED,

Oldish married couple
to live on new farm during the
summer and raise vegetables. In
j. ouire Pioneer Office. 6d329
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AZURE NEWS
(By. A. H. Olson)

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