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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
@liB 3crH6rt 3 6eunc

9lib 5critort 2 c6eunc
Gas crItc @eluittcr wcldcs ii6cr
Sic @cacio bon 5cOcrnlsburg @|ov
cifluO, mar bon 6cionOcrcr S9eitia-
fcit. Sir sic 3ciiooucr ciucr Shns
sc luar Die Siaot polig in Gunfcl.
6cit gc6iillt Ger @cgcu ioB iil
5tromcn iinO 5ldtcn 9(iBc onl Sir
moment Giucr oieicr 9libc icete oic
Sdcimc bon gSilliom Giderion bel
9lmcricon Corners III 5lonmct pel-
DE pouia pcriihtet ptrOe Ger ols
gcridtetc 6cueri6aOcn miro auf
$1,000 bc5iiiert.
3llm 2 AitBc ocr &robben.
Ser @onluanOeur Der 2luiiern-
Tloiiae Z. 6. 3. &ounrO, inituirtc
sic Gapitdnc Der &olijci.8oote oa-
6nt oaB ocr 5dub scr Stro66cn
iirena bcfolgt pcr0cu miiiic Sn
Grisiie5on @lo, 6n6euaiidJ Oic aro6-
6enbdnolcr 5liommengctbon nm ie-
oeu @eietcsii6ertreter SIR glu3cigc 81
bringeh GS Oiiricn iii Nlarplano-.
@ewaiier BON Scr 3eit bonn I. 9to-
ucnlbrr bis 1 9goi fciue 6ortiboalc
arab6en aciongen tuerOen Gerid)ie-
0euc llc6crtrcter Gotten litj Oics6c.
tt
5iiglib 5u bcrdutiuorten imO purocn
81 cincr @cloiirafc pou $40 uebit
Soften perrrtbeiIt, jeOph auf s @lo.
nate parolirt
IS onierOeh 6a6ritonten.
Gon0ention
Slt Gaiton Wlo9 iuiro sic i0brliHc
Gonpcution ser rN}orDlano Stotc
Gonuers 9liiociqtiou4 u6gc6oltcil
loclhe 99r1iiocnt g9oItcr Ni. @rigbf
ans G6optouf, Goroline.6ountp, er.
oiiuctc Ir. s VI. 9iaclop aus
@aibinaton iprad iiber sic Como
tcn5udlt. GSrouf s. @orrcQ, Scfrc.
tar scr o9lotiouol Gonners gliiocio-
ton nobnl in eineu @ortrog auf
onocrc GonierOei 5abrifnntcu.Ger.
ciniaungen 8c5ua, pdbreno George
Y ylunien oos 3liammcn6alten
oIs icin E6cma acipdblt botte. Sic
9camtcn Scr @eielihoft iino 8rG-
iioeut, @oltcr 0t. g9rig6t. bon G6op
tonf; @ice.Er1Focnt, 6, 90. Qoi6iea,
BON GrinceB Mime; Sefretdr.5dab.
mciiter SSoicp6 56riUcr bon @eIt
miniier Grcfuti0.Gonlite, @iQion
SilUcr BON 9l6erOeen; G6arlcS @cb.
tier bon @oIt giGu @larfct :. 81.
Gorid iuo GOmoro u. acrr. bon
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

g0ccr &art 5auitarillnl" gites'
oilc, DlO.
Spiarc.SoipitoI", GaD-
cite un0 Gol6oun.SiroBe.
o9lobcrt Garrett SoipitaI fir ain'
Der, gtr. 81 9Ioro-GoreD- -StraBe.
,Sabncmonn g(Qgclueincs Solpi'
tai" gorO .Nlollnt-StroBe
oSsroclitiicbcS 5oipitol imO 9liDl",
@lonpncnt. StroBc lmo &utlonO.glDc.
uSoipiial iir ocrfriippcIte 9iu.
Scr, CHARLES unO 20. StroBe.
oSoipitol fin 6rauen BON @larp.
lano", 9nfapctte.9locnue lmo Sobn-
StraBe.
uSobns Sopfins-SoipitaI" 9roao'
man unO Nionument.StrnBe.
u5iio-9oItimorc 9lugcn., S6rcn.
unO SolS.Soipital", gtr.12ti, 2ig5t'
SiraBc,
y0lolmt Sopc 9lctrsot", 0lormt
SSopc, gio.
yRoicuooO Stoats Sraiuino. Sdu.
lc", Smings Niias, @iO.
uErcsbpicrianer ghIgen.. S6rell'
lno Sals.&oipitaI4 glr. 1907, DIT
galtimore.StroBc.
oS6cpparO mo Erait Soipiial"
Yorf-9looO.
uSt. glgncs Soipital", @ilfcns-
slocnuc.
~@crco.SoipiioI~ (Stoot Soipi.
taD, Galoert., no6e Saratoga.Str.
st. SoIcp6s-Soipitol~, Caroline,
unO GliOcr.StroBc.
,llniperiitdts. .Soipitol", Som6aro-
uaO @rccne-Strobc.
oGcr. Stoateu Wiurinc. 6oipiinl",
9icnin0ton.9lpcnue.
pNlnrDlan0 glagenlcincs S5oipitor,
9inoen-glOcmnc unO Dlnoiion.S .StraBe.
oMorplano Som6opot6iit9cs 500
ipitnl" gtr. 1922, 9loro.9J}olnt.Sir.
oSprino @ropc.Soipital" Gotons'
bile WO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

idloB lulO iicb 5l iehncn Scrrn inn.
menocno i6m chlen @utcn @lorgcu
fpiinId)te
Qicicr blidtc oui. ySSaS gibtS,
OiiictY" frogtc CT, III oeS SNrcibers
@ano einen oiicncn 9rici geipobrcno.
ggIlls Nlmelitol~
uSSobrboitigl" Gr iprong oii itno
trat 81 cncm bcron, Der ohnc lido
ron ieincm SiB 3n crbcben, ibnl ouS
5dreibcn reiOtc @r lab binein inO
crblaBtc; Elm @lid bate geniiat, ibn
hcn gou5en Syubolt 81 oiiciiboreu.
Sben oni Ocr Scitc NOR nit Scr
iSe0er in ic9pohcn llnriiien cin
5trid init ciner SHlngc gc5cic6nct
mo niteu iionO in fr1iti5er S6riit
eii 0otim ocr 5politc Nfai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
s. @apitcl
Wleiiter nnS Wcicllr.

SSn Der EbenieitraBc 0erridt Gin
iDirres geihoftigeS Greiben. @onl
!riiben Wiorgen biz gum lp1ten 9(6en0
3rdngen iuiO itoBen iicb BORT, mii Der
eilgen oiiiterlL idnuBigcn Strobc
Sbaren bon @diifern lno 8erfdn.
fern, ole 5tiberboote lanoen ODER
fabren ab, lluo Die Siiit lit bon piocr.
lie6en @eriihet Ourcb5ogen.
@S modtc gegen orei llbr na6mit,
tngs ieiit alS iicb Gin Wlonn ieinen
Beg Our9 oies @eordnge babntc, mad,
isiuer 4leioing 5u iirteilen, elm Sdno.
Ter aus beiierent Stonoe. aopi itno
SHultern finCb born gebeugt, 10 DaB
ieiNe ihmdHtige @eitalt nod fleiner
crihien, elite er nit boitigem 59ritt
porip1rts. Gr botte Die Sdnoe in bic
Goihen ieines longen lleberrods gc.
itecft, Der ibn loie bis 5u ocu Siiben
bera6bing, Den breitfrentpigcn mel.
dlen Sil6bit trig CT tieI in oic Stirii
georiidt, iino ein oicbter Stint inc
s9adenbnrt pcrocdte iein iibrigps @e,
iidt
yendoenl er an 3ollbnus luo Dem
Jiibmarft Doriiber mar iiuo Die I'M.
tere GbenieitraBe erreicbt bate, Be.
trot er eiu Oielltodiges, oalieres @c.
6diioe, oeiien @oroericite lonee 9lc6elt
5euiier 8eigte 0ier ounf.
L, lteile Ereppen itieg er buarf er
idien ieinen Beg 81 fenner 5og
oanu Elm 8uro SHIiiiiel al einem Sc.
OerFIemen berpor ilno oiTuete ein fIei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

Grcsburp mari ibr eineu lauernOen
Slid nod) oils Die 9iir iid) birtcr ibr
ibloB Scr nit Dem 9rief~ ricf cr,
i'm beitig on iicb reiBeiio Sic bat
niHts oeritanOen, o6er ibni nnlb mon
i'm porleien. Seben Siel II"
Boliof 6iidte icb iibcr Dos @dpicr,
Oas i6m iencr oidt Dor ole 9lugcn
bielt, Ood) ioj er nic6t ailf Die G1riit,
Ionoern aiif Sen lilteren 93ano ocS
glattcs, mif ipclhen Gras6omS Sim
ges mics 0ort geipo6rtc tr ciucll
lunoeL rotcn SSleden. Der cincin
gln.stropfen oliA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

Baltimore glnoen-, O6rcn. uno
&aIs-Soipital", Otr. 625, 49,. ..6ranf,
Iiu-StraBe.
n@ieOlcr & SeIlman Sonato.
RUM" gtr. 1924, gSorO-G G6orles- Str.
0G5ilrcb Some ano SnIiruarD"
9roaomaD anO 5airmonnt-9lpcnuc.
DStaot-Soipital", Colbert, unbe
SorotoNa.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

BON bis 81 10 neue inn Gorar5 be.
5abItc Sa6rcsbciiellmgci ciugeionot
baben. Der icitcn 3uucrii6t iino. Dab
eS i5ucn IN oen ndhiien Dlouaten &c.
lingen lpcrOc, sic 9(u5a6G i6rer Sab
reSbcltclhmgeu mc6r ais 81 perOop.
pcln Gie Gontciilcitiing oes SiilfS.
ocrcinS Geuti1er 6rmeu crfemt
Dieien GerldugerrngS8rluo ais it'd.
Bat an; iie mir0 oeS6aI6 Den g9elt-
fricg.Gpntcit crit ru 30. Slmi 5. s..
sun gl6icblB 6ringcn
9ctamtlid 6auoelt co lid in oie-
lem Gouteit Inn 0ic Grlanoumg BON
neien im goraus 6cja6lten Na6rcS
beitclllngen mi Die beioen bonn
Siilisoerein Gellticbcr 5rauen ber-
alsgcgcbenen ariegs1ronifef, @elt-
frieg" IN oeutibcr lm0, @or(o 8or~
in engliihcr Sprobc sic ieoe $3.50
pro So6r foiten lmo cine out6enti-
idc 9riegsgeidihte 6icteil, pG6ren0
Der gan5c &cingcipinn ans bciocl
@odenidriften Sen beOiirftigcn Sin.
ocrn i'm 3elOc itcbenoer Oelltic6cr
Olonuer 8uflicBt. Ger crfolqrcic6Iic
@onteitout crbGIt cine freic Gcutid.
Ionoreiie. Gic sic Gonteitleitin5
aus Oen 0icIcn 3ui1riftcn cricbcn
fonntc, poral picle g9cltfricglcicr
inltcr oem GinOrlid. 6aB cs elmer
groBen 3o6l BON ucicn SobrcSbcItel-
limgen 6eoiirfe, Inn III Oieicm Gon-
tcit cine @clpilnoit9it1t 81 6o6cn.
Gem lit o6er nibt 10. Cie gauge gln.
lo1c OeS Gonteiics i6GeBt cine ioldc
.Dloalicbfeit aus, Ocnu MIR mirflibc
9lrbeit inn eigcnen Qefountenfrciic
fam ooS gcipiinidtc NeiuItot er5ic.
len. 0eS6ol6 lpirN oic Gonteitlci.
tmg onb icbt nod neuc 9lnnclolnl.
Qcn cltgcgcnnc6men imo crnlht iie
ollie licieui9cn, weldc ans 0em o6cn
Srunoc bis6er iid
ni9t anBcmclOct 6otten, 0oS e6t 5u
t1iuu lporaui Der Sillfspercilt Gciit.
idbcr ,Sralicn, l5 9rooopap, 9}cp.
9orf i6ucn alIc Gii5cl6eitcl 5u9c.
ben laiicn rpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

Ser 5molite W}oi" -oes Yidncs
@cfbt nobm cinen itcinerlicn 9lus.
6rtd an; mir fonnen nlio nitDtS
mebr tim"
,gleiit nidlts~
Cine g9eile DDrtc moit lest mlr 0es
Shrci6ers 5eoer, onS 8uiommcnful.
ten Der grieibogen mo Den id)arfci
Sbnitt Oes 5ol3beinS, ionit iuar fcu;
Gait I'M 3iinnler pcritebnt6ar.
@noliM brgonn Der S6rci6cr ur.
ccr: DSerr Sbnrlatu.
.ghn2~
aGrasbon bot iagcn loiiclt er mcr,
DC III eiier Shinoe bier iein."
n5o2 = iueu bat er gcihidt2"
r@oiioi"
aSSnleS Yoiiof n ipcld)c Stellimg
iiininit Der bct ibn cin2"
.Gr lit olio icin pcrtronter iuio cr.
se6eacr 6rerno uno @rbcinticbtci.
bcr2~
Tiiiet eripi0erte nid)ts, er bate ici.
ne Nrbeit lDieoer alllgcnorincil
Sbarlop Ic6ute itd6 lddjglto 1T ocl
ShiGl 5ilriid @ie er 70 oo lab, fonntc
man i'm iolm obne 9ewunoerlna be.
troc6ien SSn ser fleinen 3ierlid) gr.
bailteu @etolt mar 10 redt ser
Sristmpb ocs @ciiies ii6er oen aor.
per perliunli@t Sciuc gandc Sol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

ten picS 9iibtcr Smith Ourdl Ocu
@e6nrtSi6cn nod, ooB Scr ilnae
@loml crit rs Sabre alt ici, morouf
er entloien lulrOe. Ias @cicb fin.
oct crit bci II Sabre olteu Gcrioucn
9lnucnOung. Gic on0crcu NeiHul.
oigtcn bic Oeni @cridt ii6cruicien
purOcn inns. S5o6t StippcC. 3lSo6re
olt BON 9}r. G07 SiiO 9ct6clitroBe
c6ue 3uloiilng BON NirdlGdit ,G6oS.
@ngelitcr liuo Soicp6 Siminsfi 9ei-
DC 3i.id6ria, llnter ic 5000 @iirg
idoft 6ronf g@opiou n Sabre att,
lun0 Der % Sabre oltc Somes Nc
Germolo. Grippel mar om idiucr-
ten 6eloitct im0 iol( nit oen Nl0O.
den, ais 0icieS crit 12 Sabre alt mar,
6creits &erfc6r unterboltcn 6o6en.
2 trifcrttncn per6oftct
Gier Striferinnen ser G}rcif'ic6cu
aleiOerfobrif 0ie in Scr Eod6orIdoit
Der @ermon. unO @utmuitraBc be-.
Goftct mor0cn moren mlbtcl iidl ge.
tern III ser ipeItli1eu &oli5ciltatiou
perontporten 3rpci ser N1doden,
ole is Sabre olte emma S6loB6crg
BON g}r. 1i07 SrleanSitroBc. uuo sic
24-id6ri9e @it6er G6erfclO bon 0H.
AZ, Sin &opionitroBc, parcn scr
9it6eitoring 6cicbuloigt. mG6rcno sic
19.id6rige Scna 2eDinc bon gtr.1S30,
Oit Som6oroitroBe, mo Oie ts-i6b-
ri9e Soa @eiu6erg Uon 9lr. 1913,
Sit 6opctteitroBe, unter elmer d6n.
lic6en 9lnflage itonOen. Sdmmtlic6e
9lrreitantinnen 5ogcu Dor, Dor Sen
@eiGmorcnen pro5eiiirt 5u lueroeu,
in0 pur0en Oorolli6in nodj 5ilter.
leglng bon ic $50 9iirgiboft por-
ldufig ollf freien SUB geicbt
Plus eineni @ettloitf nit Dem 80.
li5iiten So6n 4. 9libcl ging oie az
Sabre alte 9cna 5oppeitin BON Ger.
1926, Sit @rottitraBe aeiiern DIOR.
acn ais 5peite Siegerin 6ernor rnO
lanOete iblieBG6 III Der oitlicben 80
li5eiitoton 3uianmcn nit pcric6ie-
Oenen anOeren Striferinnet OeS
@reif'ic5cn 3iueiggcic60iteS int Goco.
Gola @e6dlOe 1otte 2eno an @rou.
bD- inO Observation-Disclosures 3mei Wi1O-
den sic iid oiif Dem @cgc 5ur Pr.
belt beionOen, onoe6aIten. Cine o0-
gcmeine S6lG9erei iolgtc, icooh
moaten lid Oie Striferinncn aus
Dem Stoube iobolO @olBiit 9libel
aiii Scr 9iloflode cri6icn. Ger@lut.
rod jogtc BEN ilic6cnocn @lGoden
nod iuo 9oltc INIicBlib 2cno cap.
peitin cin bic lett sen @eidaporencu
porgefii6rt iperoen miro.
1eS Ntorooeriu6s bei6ul-
6igt.
llptcr $1,000 9iirgic6oit mirOe gc.
lterll oer Ec9er NSoDll Scdlpltb li1tcr
Der 9lniclulOiglng, ouf G6oS Gom-
Jon bon g}r. 1l0, 9}oro.6. StroBc,
9rooflpH einen N|orOpcriub inter.
Kinder 5GE1rGIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24
9laOifaIAeiIllN0 0er glcrpenl0wddtc.

SbWode ncrb6c &eroncr 0pIogt oinugsloietci mo
iddten Sr1nen c60pn0en AuSiliic @ru 9dcl. SSop-
idmcr8e SooroiSoa gbnobme 0b6rs Scbtro Sn.
torrb WtoGc0ridcn SblucrItopm0 Wogt Grr0tbc 3tcrn
$er5tIopcn 9rubclemu:e, 4c9ildet Sribm criabrcn
aus bcm gSnscuOrnuO" Wic ale 6Osn nscHOfcr %rnscu
snOd III fr5cr 3cit Sriiturcn Somnfnf @6imOF Sromp
aSCr nuS abrud nad elmer OOno 3GOOc nn Sdas
gc6eit UcrScn.
cbr@s Sure PIT
Scusdcn griOatainf, 1877 GuF 27. etry @cu gOrf g. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

nomrncu 81 6o6cn bon GidDtcr 5ou.
ler in ser 9rooflpn @oli5eiitotion
Dem @eridtsperio6rcr iiberouhuor.
tct. GoUion pics ben 9leger, ser Dor
Ocs Grltereu g4o6mmg bcrumhmgcr-
tc, olL peiter 5u geben 9edmit6 500
o6cr ciuen Ncpoloer liuo iclertc olli
Gouion Die aiiocl oiug fcb( Ger
giegcr Oriidtc Oonn nod mc6reremol
o6, iommtlihe Gotronen periogtcn
o6cr 9liidlidcr g9ciic. GoipIon iibcr.
mdIti0te ocu S6cb6oIo rn0 ii6erao6
i'm ocu @oli5iitcn &cOoii6 scr bic
S6iiic ge60H 6ottc uuo 6er6eiaceilr
mar
99olIte ni6t fiir Scott nno
goats bc5oblen.
llnter Der 9lni6iIOiglmg on0cb-
lib Scott rmo 9o0iS i'm 9ctragc bon
$50 er5altcn lmo oui 6ctriiocric6e
@eiic 0eriudt 3u 6abcn ii1 scr 3o6-
llng oielcS 9etrogcS 81 ent5ic6er,
uuroc 1eiicrn Scr in Dem Souic g}r.
1852, Grliio Sill 9(pcnue, mob.
nenoc y2iQiam 9conorO BON Gidtcr
aorb in Ser noroli6cn @oli3eiitotion
Ocn @roBqcidmorencn iibcrluieien.
5rou @lla Deager crfldrte, oaB Geo.
norO onaeblid MIR 5wei N1ol icinc
Nliet6e 6c5o6ltc imo OoB iic i1m
me6rerc @iole nit @cIo auS9e6ol-
len bate, penn 9connrO nit ser 40.
li5ei in Gonilift FAM
Crap Spic1 am Io6cr.
nafel nj d t onQcbrn6t. t.
GoB c5 nidt rot6iom ill., @rop III
ser 9}Gbe Oes 9iIlp SimOou Sa6cr
nafels 81 ipielcn mnBten icdS inge
2crte crfa6ren sic Dor Nidtcr 9oru
IN Die norolide &oli5eiitation citirt
moroen mareni rn0 bon Oenen smei
cine @elOitroie bon ic 50 l5 81 cnt-
ridtcn batten. Sie iungcn 9elltc, oie
Dor Dem aoOi itanoen Uoren i'm gQ.
ter BON l6 bis 81 Snbren rmO go6cn
lore 9}anen mic iolgt an Sciic un0
Soparo Smith bon 9lr. t5i7 9nlo.
min,StraBe, GanOolpb Sobnion BON
glr 1871 Clipper Seig6tS, So6n
Grcsmell BON 9}r. 2t53, g9ooO6crrD-
9lDene, ltno Niartin Glineoinet bon
g}r. 1913, Clipper 6eig6tS. Cie BEL
ben 2ebtgenannten muBtcn sic @elO-
ltraic cntri6tcn, mG6rcnO sic critcn
bier jlmgen 9cite nit elmer gsor-
mmg oeS 9oIi5eiric6tcrs oauonfo-
men.
GillD SunouD.perIogte,
GborIcs 9lppe( Somes Sullipot
lnl0 George 9eotlep mrrocn ocilcrn
Nlorgen BON Ni6tcr Smith in scr
oitlideu Golijeiitotion inter Der 9lu.
iduloigung am 2. NGr5 SSo6n g..
Wo0e bon 9Sbite sulphur springs,
30, an9c6lid Inn cine llbr iuO $25
in 9oor erIeidbtert 5il bo6cu sen
SroBgei6worenen ii6eripieicn. gSooe
6ottc OH 2 @ldr5 9idD Sunoop on-
gcb0rt lmo nod Scr @rc0igt bciubtc
CT DcridicOcuc 99irt6ihoitcn. 9ln
Siio 9roaomap iol cr oonn 5rrau6t
iUorOcn iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-24

IS lanicn bem Niilispcrcin Deut-
ider 6raucn A5 9roaowap, 9icm
PORT Gito, taqlid cine Men9c 81.
idriiten ein init oem GriuHclt 0o1
Die Iaucr oes gScltfrice. Gontcitcs
am 0rei 9lonatc, alio bis 3inn +.
Snli 3. g. 81 pcrldn9ern. 9eariin.
oct miro ooS &erlangen nit Der Gr.
tldrng, ooB oieie GontcitoutciL sic
Kinder sGhr@i9n
MACH FLETCHER'S
9 "A 8 II O RIA
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
BURN0UIST SAYS NEED
IS NATIONAL SPIRIT

Moorhead, Mimi, April 26.-Gov-
ernor J. A. A. Burnquist of Minnesota
addressing the Moorhead Progress
club and Moorhead Booster club at
a point banquet here last night, de-
clared that the nations greatest need
today is national spirit.
The Minnesota executive declared
himself absolutely confident that
should conditions arise whereby the
United States would be absolutely
compelled to take up arms against
another nation, that the national
spirit that has carried the nation
through other strenuous periods Of
it's history would again make itself
felt.
Governor Burnquist told his audi
ence of the wonderful possibilities
which he felt existed in northern
Minnesota, with respect to drainage
and the possibility of constructing
drainage canals that would serve for
transportation purposes as we'll as for
agricultural Improvement.
Governor =: ::::--:.:- -: -: is visiting the
Moorhead normal school today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
EDITOR FILES FOR
REPRESENTATIVE i
Sam S. Sherman of the Northern
Light of Williams Files for
State Office.

Sam S. Sherman, editor of the
Northern Light of Williams has filed
for representative to the legislature
from this district.
In letter to County Auditor
George, Sherman writes: "Should
I be so fortunate as to be chosen, I
would go down to St. Paul with a
bunch of bills in my pocket and say
to my conferees, here are some of
the measures that want enacted in
to law, because they are worthy and
should become laws, and ready at all
times to stand up on the floor and
defend them and let each one take
it's chances, backed up by the best
effort I could make in it's behalf. I
should not 'pussyfoot for any meas
ure and swap my vote for everything
that came up in exchange for a vote
for my pet measure, regardless Of
whether there was merit of disre-
pute in the other fellows bill"
Mr.. Sherman in his letter states
that he believes in salary readjust-
ment for county officials, that county
commissions should be put on a SAL
ary basis, drainage laws should be
amended, fish laws amended $50 that
settlers along lakes and streams
would have an equal chance with for
eign corporations" that efforts for
the enforcement of the Indian
treaty. should discontinue and coun-
ty option be given a chance.
Representative L. G. Pendergast of
Bemidji has filed for reelection.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
BOWLING AWARDS ARE
MADE At GOULD ALLEYS

Awards for scores in the CONNER
cial league have been made at the
Gould Bowling alleys.
B. R. Erickson received first prize
for the highest total of pins. He Sc
cured 6,256 pins. The prizes were
one box of cigars given by the Gould
alleys and Gordon hat by Schneider
Bros store. Erickson also won
prize for the highest number Of
|spares, securing 164. The prize was
a pair of shoes.
Barney Popp was awarded the first
prize for the highest number of
strikes He secured 140 strikes and
the prize was pair of bowling shoes.
J. Pfeifer won first prize for the
lowest number of pins for twelve
contests. He secured 5,610 pins. The
pirze was pair of shoes.
G. King won the prize for the high
est score in a single game. He Sc
cured 243 pins. The prize was a pair
of bowling shoes.
Ralph Grover received the prize
for the highest score in a single con-
test. He secured COG pins in con-
| test The prize was pair of bowl
| ing shoes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
GRADS OF BEMIDJ|
HIGH SCHOOL FORM
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Attorney G. L. Hefron is Elected
President; Shirrel Case Vice
President.
ANNUAL BANQUET TO
BE HELD JUNE 16
One Hundred and Forty-three, In.
cluding Present Seniors, Members
of Organization.

Graduates of the Bemidji high
school met at the library last eve
ming and organized the Bemidji High
School Alumni association.
Attorney G. l.. Heffron was elected
president. He was president of a
similar organization formed in 1907
but which has not held a meeting
since.
Other officers of the organization
are Shirrel Case, vice president, Miss
Lottie Madison, recording secretary,
Miss Beatrice Mills, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Gladys Stanton,
treasurer
A committee on bylaws and consti-
tuition was named.
The committee on bylaws and con-
stitution is composed of H. M. Stan
ton, Miss Bertha Trask, John Gainey,
Fred Graham and Edwin Simons.
1t was decided at the meeting to
hold banquet at the BirchmOnt
Beach hotel June 16. A committee
was appointed and plans will be COM
pleted soon for the banquet.
1t is planned to hold a banquet each
year.
The committee in charge of the
banquet plans is composed of Ralph
Lycan, Mrs. William Chichester and
Edwin Simons
A meeting of the organization will
be held May at which plans of the
banquet will be definitely announced.
There are 143 graduates eligible
for membership to the association, in
Guiding the Senior class of 27 men,
bers which will graduate in June.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
TENNSTRuM WINS
DESIGN CONTEST
Merchants Association Makes Final
Awards in Slogan Contest; Fourth
of July Committee Named.

John Tennstrum, 400 America av-
enue, was awarded the prize of five
dollars for the best design submitted
in the slogan contest by the Bemidji
Merchants association at a meeting
held yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. Tuomy had previously
been awarded the prize of five dol
lars for the best slogan. Her slo-
gan was "The City of Enterprise. "
This slogan will be incorporated into
the design of Mr.. Tennstrum and
plans will be made Immediately for
the advertising of the slogan and de-
sign. 1t is planned to have the de-
sign printed on letter heads, enve-
lopes and wrapping paper. The pub
licity committee was named to COM
plete plans for the printing Of the
design.
1t was announced at the meeting
yOoC0Auoy Cu1I CA5ACCCA AoA AAOAo 11u
signified their intention of entering
the Farm improvement Contest. Two
more farmers will be admitted in the
contest which will open May first
and continue for one year. A meet
ing of the committee of committees
which is in charge of the contest is
being held this afternoon.
The matter of securing a spur track
of the 500 Line one mile west of Spur
was referred to the Commercial club.
The association will be represented
at the fortieth annual meeting of the
Forestry association which
will be held in St. Paul tomorrow.
Plans will be made at the meeting
for the advertising of summer re-
SORTS
E. B. Berman, George T. Baker and
Frank J. Koors were named as a COM
mittee to plan for a Fourth of July
They will report at the
next meeting as to their plans.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
$4,000 STRIKERS
RIOT IN PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, April 26.--Reports that
the Pennsylvania national guard
might be called out to preserve order,
lowing to the strike Of $4,000 employ
es of the Westinghouse Electrical and
Manufacturing Co. did not prevent
an attack being made on the plant
of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co.,
Wilmerding, late Yesterday. Strikers
smashed their way through heavily
chained entrances, rushed past pri-
vate guards and rushed into the plant
in an effort to persuade workmen to
join the strike.
The men left before the guards
could be reinforced. No arrests were
made.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
PARENTS IN IRELAND
WANT GIRL RETURNED

St. Paul, Minn., April 26.-Mrs.
Anna O'Toole of the Catholic Guild,
announced today that she had re-
ceived a letter from the parents of
Miss Maddox, saying that they would
be glad to have their daughter back
in Ireland, but they lack the means
of sending for her.
Miss Maddox was sent from Be-
midji to the Salvation Army home in
st. Paul year ago.
Mrs. Alice McManus, a relative of
the girl, attempted to have the girl
returned to Bemidji several days ago.
Her request was refused by Judge
Dickson of St. Paul. Mrs. O'Toole
was appointed the legal guardian of
the girl.
Miss Maddox today stated that she
was not sure whether she wanted to
return to Ireland as her parents do
not know that she has a baby.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-26
Government Soldiers
Occupy Dublin; Martial
Law Declared In County
COMMENCEMENT To
Be HELD AT THEATRE
Graduation Exercises of Bemidji High
School Senior Glass to Be
at Grand Theater.

The graduation exercises of the
Senior class of the Bemidji high
school will be held at the Grand
theater this year. This was decided
at meeting of the board of educa-
tion held last evening. By holding
the exercises at the theater a better
program will be prepared.
No action was taken by the board
in regard to the annexation of the
Bemidji and Nymore school districts
]. Phillippi, janitor of the North
school, was granted a months vaca-
ton during the coming summer so
that he can take a trip west. Mr..
Phillippi plans to visit at Seattle and
Portland
B. M. Gile, agriculturist of the Be-
midi schools, was granted $100 for
expenses.
The board decided to hold a sum-
mer school again this summer to en-
able students to make up work. The
school will be held for six weeks and
it is believed that rs or 80 students
will attend. It was decided not to
have sewing and cooking class at
the summer school. Manual train
ing will be taught
improvements at the high school
and Central school were referred to
he building committee.
The board decided to purchase
about $40 worth of baseball goods
for the use of the Seventh and Eighth
games. The grades have formed
league.