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strictions have been placed upon Am
erican commerce. American firms
have been blacklisted =; Holland and
the Scandinavian countries have been
placed on rations, and America has
been told how much goods they may
ship them, and how much they may
not. American mails have ceased to
be sacred, and Lloyd George has been
compelled to explain in Parliament
that American trade secrets obtained
in this way were not being utilized,
when he had previously said this was
being done. Every American official
mail as far of as the Orient has been
subject to this process. Again act
ing upon this precedent the German
government has made the initial step
in what appears to be a reopening of
the submarine campaign with all it's
attendant dangers to the peace and
safety of this country. z .@s#
In the present situation the admin
istration is between two fires. A con-
tinuation of the German submarine
program off the American coast, even
though carried out without error, and
without violation Of International law
will result in an actual blockade of
our coasts. This means destruction
of the artificial prosperity existing in
America, and will be an eloquent
commentary on the beneficient influ-
ence Of the Underwood tariff. The
administration bases its claim for
support on 'peace, prosperity and
preparedness" Such a " situation
would show conclusively that the gov
eminent has not insured peace; that
it had failed to build up real pros
perity, and it would show the utter
lack of any preparedness.
No one can tell the exact purpose
of the German government in inaug-
urating; it's submarine campaign in
American waters. The only verdict
that appears to be unanimous is that,
it was an audacious plan brilliantly
and daringly executed. It is filled
with the most infinite possibilities,
and all Of them the result of policy
that instead of keeping us out of
war;" has resulted in a situation that
threatens complications.
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ORDINANCE NO. IS:

An Ordinance Providing for the An
nexation Of the Territory Com
prised and Included in the Village
of Nymore to the City of Bemidji,
MINI.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF BEM1DJI, DO ORDA1N, AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION /. Whereas there has
been presented to the city council of
the City of Bemidji petition signed
by a majority of the owners of real
property within the corporate limits
of the former village of Nymore rep
resenting that the Village Council of
said Village of Nymore had in all
things complied with. the provisions
of Sections 1904 and 1905, Statutes
of Minnesota for the year 1913, re-
lating to the dissolution of villages
and that by the operation of law said
village of NymOre ceased to exist as
body corporate under the laws of
the State of Minnesota and praying
that said territory so comprised
within the limits of said village be
annexed to and become part of the
City of Bemidji for all purposes of
Municipal Government.
SECTION 2. The City Council of
the City of Bemidji being satisfied
that the village Of Nymore has been
legally dissolved as municipal cor
pOration according to the laws of the
State of Minnesota in such case made
and provided and that the petition
for annexation contains a majority
of all the persons owning real estate
within the corporate limits of the
former Village of Nymore, the said
territory included within the cor
porate limits of the former Village
of Nymore in Beltrami County, in said
State of Minnesota is annexed to and
is part of the City of Bemidji, pur-
suant to the provisions of Sections
1898 and 1899, General Statutes of
Minnesota for the year 1913 and Of
all laws governing the annexation of
territory to cities of the 4th class of
which sections 1898 and 1899 are
supplemented to. s...... - =:
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall
take effect from and after the date
OF its passage, approval and publica-
ton. .-,s Lila. .1.-r..a-7l Id a--
- First reading, Sept. 18th, 1915.
Second reading, Oct. End, 1916.
Third reading, Oct. 9th, 1916,
when it was declared passed and
carried by the following aye and nay
vote: t..
81 Ayes" Aldermen Lair, Smart,
Bailey, Foucault, Phillippi, Miller.
Mays" none. Absent, Moberg, Err
vim, LyCan. b EFw#W# 4@sTgt r{Ff r. .s.a, ~
aa3 Approved, Oct. 14th, 1885, sE@.s
@ CFAS. W. MEMBERSHIPS, .
II I I'd 5&@,E Mayor!
Attest: l.ssL. ,l3 <
GEO. STEIN,
1t1014
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upon the fact that 1--WE are not at
war;" and the deduction was conven-
iently made that Mr.. Wilson had kept
us out of war. Under no circum-
stances could it be admitted, that the
policy was mistake, and anything
that might bring out the appearance
of war would in itself be clear ad-
mission, that the policy had been ia
tuous. If Mr.. Wilson's policy has
kept us out Of war up to this time,
and resulted in the situation which
threatens war before November T.,
then the entire foundation. is knocked
out from under the edifice; started
at the st. Louis convention and in
dustriously completed since. 7
Hands are Tied. /
E Americas hands are again tied.
Nothing must disturb the serenity
of the situation. European: coun-
tries have been quick to recognize
the value of this attitude. Instead
of lessening the pressure against neut-
raj rights the, allied powers have in
creased 1t. New and additional re-
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SUBMARINE WAR GIVES
NEW VIEW OF POLICY
CONTINUED from Page ID

(COntluueQs t1rOm rage IL
increases the chances for information
al complications.
Just as the initial violations of Am
erican neutrality were invited by adj
vertised determination not to resent
aggression, so the present situation
has been brought about by a similar
advertisement of policy. Following
the ultimatum to Germany of April
10 when that country. backed up at
the first definite show of force made
by this government, Mr.. Bryan pub
lished an editorial in his "Commoner"
stating, that in order to be elected,
Mr.. Wilson would have to call upon
the 100000 pacifsts in the middle
west. Mr.. Wilson apparently saw
the situation in the same light, for
peace at any price became once more
the dominant note of the administra-
ton. Il The entire campaign for MIR.
Wilson's reelection was predicated
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or INCORPORATION OF
THE BERIDJI IRON WoRK8

KNOW ALL MEM By THESE PRES
ENTS, That we, the undersigned, do
hereby associate ourselves togSther for
the purpose Of forming a. corporation
under the laws Of the. State: of Mime
organization of a corporation for the
purpose of carrying on a. manufacturing
business, and to that end do hereby
adopt these articles of incorporation.
J.: ARTICLE T. j..
The name Of this corporation shalt
be Bemidji Iron Works Company. The
general nature of it's business shall be
the conducting of general foundry and
machine shop business and a general
mechanical business, and such business
as may be necessarily connected there
with or incident thereto.
The principal place of transacting the
business of said corporation shall be in
the City Of Bemidji, Beltrami County,
ARTICLE Id.
The period of duration Of this cor
poration shall be thirty (30) years from
the first day Of r{ 2etq % 1916.
The names and places of residence
OF the lnc1rporators Of this corporation
Alvin W. johnson,
r. IL,
each residing in Bemidji, Minnesota
ARTICLE Nv.
The management Of this corporation
shall be vested in it's Board Of Directors
consisting Of, three members, and the
the Board Of Directors: HE directory
shall be stockholders Of this corporation.
The President or the Vice-President may
Treasurer. The date Of the the '' annual
meeting of the stockholders shall be
the second Monday in January each year,
a Board Of Directors. The Board sai,d'l of 81.
or some adjourned day thereafter, hold
its annual meeting and then elect the
dent, Secretary and Treasurer. The
Board of Directors may at any annual
The following named persons shall
compose the Board of Directors, to hold
office until the first annual election and
qualified:
George w. Harnwell, "
Alvin w. Johnson,
Clyde F. Olson, all of Bemidji, Min
..'.a ARTICLE
The amount Of capital. stock Of this
corporation shall dad on be Fifteen Thousand
hundred 1905 Shares Of the par value
Of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) each, and shall
time Of the issuance Of said stock. The
amount of stock to be issued and when
it shall be II issued ;saa and the different
by the Board of Directors.
''--- ~ -. ARTICLE w. 5.I
The highest amount Of Indebtedness
shall at any time be subject shall be
Ten Thousand Dollars ($10.0 00).
battles Iii haye thes
names this 10th day of October, 1916.
GEORGE W. HARNWELL,
| .s-: ! ALVINi w. JOHNSON, 4
- ~ CLYDE F. OLSON. IL.
In Presence OF: @"5l-a~}.
JOHANNA JAMTVOLD, 40 g..
B. McCLERNAN.-.~
state Of i Minnesota, County of Bel
trari1i-sS. tS& 8 #t&sia saf2S# fE4 ## Hte7H
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WANTED-10,000 Bushels Potatoes.
Will Pay 90c per bushel CASH for
good white stock. We furnish the
sacks. Gamble-Robinson-B emidji
Co. 6-1O19
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The DR.. Northrop Osteopathic
Maternity Hospital will be open for
business ON or about Oct. 20, 1915.
ADV. I011tf
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pay cash for second
hand furniture, stoves, shoes and
clothing. Hannah & Robertson,
2O6 MINI. Ave. Phone 129-W.
....a.syE. d1O2O
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trami-ss:% %@ $ @sAa3its..s.s
zYaBe It known that on this 10th day of
October, 1915, personally appeared be-
fore me George w. .Harhwe1l, Alvin W..
Johnson and Clyde F., Olson TO- me
known to be the persons named in and
who executed the foregoing Articles Of
Incorporation, and they each acknowl-
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. R. Gilmore, 905 Lake
Blvd. @ -, 1O13tf
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FOR SALE Don't pay rent; MONTH
~ payments, 2 houses and two q
acre lots on Irvine Ave. Terms to
suit purchaser. J. w. Wilcox.
Phone 20. 7-1O1Q-
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Next Week is Edison Week

Do you know that
over 100000 people are
now employed in in
dustries founded by
Thomas A. Edison?
Next week is being
observed by many of
these industries in
recognition Of Mr.. Edi-
sons scientific achieve
ments. ,,'.'
We observe the week
by giving an Edison
recital every day at
our store and also by
making it possible for
a certain number of
people in this commu-
nifty to compete in the
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WANTED-Onions, carrots, beets,
rutabagas and cabbage. We pay
the highest market prices CASH.
Gamble-Robinson-Bemidji Co.
6-1O19
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work. Mrs. Julia Titus, 523 MINI.
/: Ave. yEes & e. DID. 113tf-
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FOR RENT-Three cottages at Mill
Park. Inquire OF Mrs. Ralph An
derson. 1O14
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-40 acres Of land, one
half mile north and one-quarter OF
a mile west of Solway; Is acres
of the best of meadow, about eight
acres cleared; the balance very
easy clearing. For prices and
terms, write or phone C. A. Kill
bourn, Solway, MINI. 1913
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FOR RENT.

rO1. .nEN storage room. l can
furnish good storage room for fur
niture and goods. c. E. Battles. j
Ms ff
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CLASSIFIED

WANTED
WANTED-PhOne 800. Edward An
derson, if you want to sell furni-
ture, stoves, clothing, shoes,
horses, harness., wagons. 1923
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WANTED Girl for general house
work. Phone 33-F-2. 6d1O18
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A good man. Satire Abb
stract Co. tx E}&s% 8-1O21
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LOST AND FOUND.
'LOST-TOp cover to Metz car, about
October /. Also Presto-lite tank
: bOlted to frame on October -.
Finder may get reward by return
Ing either to w. N. Weber, 2OS
Minnesota Ave. 6.1O14
FOR sALE-Steel range, hot water
@ front, and fumed oak dining room
suite, Phone 4769. 4. 1Ol4:
FOR TRADE a. I've acres with house
on, in Warroad. What have you?
III Box 275, sBemidii. s7-1021
gold watch with dia-
mond setting on one side and I'M
tlals g. j.. =. !" on the other side.
Return to this Office for reward.
s n 81. 1916
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HELP WANTED Bemidji govern
ment clerks examinations, Nov. 4.
SIS month. Sample lessons free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 23-S. t.
Rochester, N. y. 4d1O3O1
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paign being conducted
by The Oklahoma City
Times is entirely differ
ent in its scope and pur-
pose than other contests
which have been pro-
NOTED by newspapers
during the past 10 years
throughout the state of
Oklahoma.
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NAMES OF ALL NOMINEES Are PUBLISHED TODAY

Simple and Easy Plan of Securing Free Vacation Has Made this
Contest the Most Popular Feature of any Similar Plan Ever
Promoted the State of Oklahoma Many of the Nominees
Have Already Won Their Trips By Having the Necessary Num-
Der Of Subscriptions Pledged Them. The Voting Contest
Closes June 10 and the Nom Competitive Contest for Colorado
Vacations Will Close July lst
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-30

Well, I was so interested I forgot to
do next, but he ducked around on me
to go to another window, and when he
saw me he stepped in the green, fire
and I made for him. That white robe
he wore caught fire and l rolled him
up in some strips of carpet in the attic
till it was out. He isn't hurt much.
got full witnessed statement out Of
him before sent him home"
He smiled pleasantly up into Jud.
sons face.
"Of course if you'd rather have it
tried in court
ooh, pass it up" said Judson CURLY.
II didn't know Miss Ewing had any
other agents handling the property"
corrected. 81 hardly think that I need
an agent, Mr.. Judson. The property
seems quite salable."
They watched the runabout speed
down the roadway and Abbott laughed
heartily.
"You know I've grown to love this
place." Abbott said, lifting his chin to
the wind that faced them. "The old
scamp! He deliberately planned to
condemn it and buy it in at a sacri-
fee. 1t was put up job. wanted to
clear it up before grandmother came
out to visit us. Couldn't you come the
same week? We've got Jap boy to
do the work It's shame to waste
these spring days"
Just an underlying hint of something
deeper in his words sent the color to
Norna's face. He stood smiling down
at her.
Besides you owe something to a
good tenant, and may stay here years
Would you give an option on purchase
under certain conditions?"
"I'll never sell" protested Norma
confusedly. Il love the old place too
we'll. But-but I do hope you'll stay
as long as you are happy"
That's life lease he laughed.
Over in the garden the old gentle
man pottered around his seeds, like
Father Time. He looked back once at
the two in the lane and smiled. Spring
and ghosts were doing their work well.
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make her future home, her husband
who has a position as clerk with the
Rubideaux hotel.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Russell is quite sick with the
pneumonia.
Miss Kittie Cummins of Des Moines
was called home Monday by the serl-
GUS illness OF. her grandmother Mrs.
Betterton.
On account of the heavy rain Satur'
day night and Sunday about all the
cellars in town are filled with water
Chas. Israel has been in Des Molnes
attending the consistory and he return
ed home Saturday night.
Lieut.. Walter Reno and wife OF
Chicago are here visiting his mother
and brother Harry on his way to
China where he will be stationed for
the next two years.
VIM. Sapp, Jr., received the third
degree of Masonry Monday evening,
by the New Hope lodge No. $50 A. F.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-30
Il Beauty Case

EVERY DAY or so a correspondent
writes in to me, asking about little
beauty helps that she can take with
her while travelling. OF course, If a
woman Is going on any sort Of trip,
she wants to keep her hand luggage
rs light as possible, and she also
wants to keep all her little beauty.
accessories In her travelling bag, in
case Of delay or accident to her
trunks.
So here Is the list I usually give:
A tube of cleansing cream-the
25-cent size Is small but contains
enough cream for a week at least. A
tube Of fesh-building cream may be
carried, but travelling is so dirty I
find tho cleansing cream more
helpful.
A case Of powder 1eaves-these can
be torn out and hurriedly wiped over
the face, removing grease without
splitting powder. Also. a box OF
powder-the sort that comes In .
small cake, with puff enclosed-and
q box Of talcum.
A small tube Of tooth-paste and .
brush, small cake of toilet soap and
a face cloth-these carried In a rub
ber-lined case so they can be packed
wet. Usually I take small bottle
Of some preparation to soften water,
since many hotels have only hard
water and I find washing unsatis-
factory.
These Of course are essentials. Add
a small box of nail-paste, with ones
file and manicure scissors and orange
wood stick, and box of rouge. The
rouge use for polishing my nails,
preferring It to any other sort of pol
1sher-but, whether one approves of
tintfng tho face or not, travel Is
fatiguing, and there are always spe-
cial occasions when one must look
her best. So the rouge goes in case
Of an emergency.
A comb and brush completes the
beauty case. Perhaps a little orris-
scented powder to cleanse the hair
might be added.
Questions and Answers
Will you kindly tell me of cure for
pt,nplesS could also like to k1otc of
a gag to thicken and lengthen the eye
zashes-A Reader.