davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
&rie9s 8iloer
SUI @robem Cpernbanie.

&,riegs : 9iloer, BON elmer Gea-
litdt 10 ergreifeno unb padeno, mie
Tie ieoenfaas nod ME bier ge5eigt
lpuroen, perben bon ndfitem Conn
tag porm. II llbr an i'm 8rano
Opera Sonie fir Orei Gage CUR
4uffiibrung fommen. gegeiiterno
tpirft Der @in5ug BON Waridan Sins
~oenturg's @rmee in @aridau uno
ser briQante angriff Der Srlppen
oes Sen. b. 8eleler auf Die unge=
berre Seitung Nooo-@ eorgiebsf.
aein patriotiiher 9entider lonte per-
feblen, bieie Goriteaungen gu beIu-
den, in oenen uniere triumpbieren-
ben Seere naturgetreu ge5eigt per-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

@ruoer betpobnte 3immer %einorang,
erlfolien. Ser @inbreher iAoB AUDI
auf @alters 8ruoer, traf i'm aber
nibt, uno madte iib oannt als ie-
iler i'm angriff, oapon.
= @dbreno elmer S6lagerei 1T
Sort 8ortb bib elm gepiiier &idaro
@noreas leinem @egner %. S. Stuff
mann elm DIR at, Mnoreas muroe
pom &idter bis 5u ieiner Bro5eifie-
riins unter $3.50 9iirgidaft geitelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
Sas sdnlsmanas @eiet.

Sn Nadfolgenoem geben mir I'M.
leren 2eiern einen fur5en lteberblid
iiber oas nit oem /. September 5.
IS. in 4raft tretenoe nelte S6ul.
5tpdngs @eIeB: -
@Ge &inoer i'm Staote Seras i'm
Sitter BON s big IA Sabren baben
oie offentlide S6ule in ibrem
@obnungsbe5irf mabreno oes nit
Dem 1. September 1916 beginnenoen
Shuliabres fir Die 0auer bon me-
nigitens 60 Sagen gu beluden; fir
oas S6uljabr 1917 lit Die S6ul5eit
auf so Gage uno bon 1918 an aui
minoeitens 100 Gage f~eitgelebt.
Musgenommen bon bieien 8eItim-
mltngen finb ainber, melde cine Sri
bot ODER Yaro6ie Shule beiuden
ooer BON einem qualifi5ierten Sous
lebrer unterri1tet meroen.
Musgenommen iino ferner &nber,
oeren pbpiiiber ODER geiltiger 3n=
itano auf @runb zines dr5tlihen @t-
teltes einen Sdulbeiud nidt rattan
erideinen ldBt; peiterbtn blinoe,
taube, itumme ooer ihmnhiinnige
&inoer, ODER lol6e, Ole neiter als
21a Meilen pom Sfpllbauie entfernt
pobnen uno feline freie S%ransporta-
ton baben.
Srgenoein4ino ii6er II Sabre, oas
oell 4. @rao elmer Z @raoe nmfai-
Ienoen S6ule ablolpiert bot uno Del
len Siilfe I'M Saule ieiner @ltern un-
6eoingt notig lit, fam auf @unih
pom neiteren unterri9t ~oispeniiert
ueroert.
atnoern ari1er 2ellte ioaen oie
S1ulbii6er gratis pom gountp ge-
liefert meroen.
aranfbeiten un0 Haturereigniiie,
pie Stiirme, @olfenbriihe Ii. 7. M.
entlhuloigen BEN Nidt6eiuh Der
Sdalle, bod miiiien Die &inoer cine
ihriftlide @ntiduloigung beibrin-
gen.
4etn IN l6ulpfli6tigem Ilter lte-
benoes &ino bari BON Dem Shulbe-
iuf abgebalten neroen, I'M fir m-
oere Herlonen ooer &orporationen
gu arbeiten. 2ellte, Die S6ulfinoer
in 4rbeit nebmen, peroen big 81 $40
fir ieoen ein5elnen Sal beitraft.
Sdulaemein0en nit iiber 5000
&inoer fonnen einen 8eamten on,
itelen, Der Ole idumigen ainoer 5ur
S6ule uno Die wioerIpenitigen gun
Station bringt.
glterrt, Die lire &inoer ni6t gum
S6ul6eIud) onbalten, fonnen mad
porbergebenoer @arnung nit So fiir
Sen eriten, $40 fir ben 5neiten nnf
nit $25 fir jeoen folgenoen Saa be.
ftraft meroen.
l%lngeboriame uto renitente Sin
Ser fonnen Dor oas Sugeno- rep
Gountp @eridt 5itiert mo ibre 81
tern tiir oas CUTE 8etrogen i6rel
SproBltnge inter cine giirgidafl
bon $40 geIteQt meroen. Solter
itd Die 9inoer nelle 4usidreitunger
5u Sduloen fommen laiien, oonr
perfdQt Die 9iirgl6aft mo Ser Sid
ter lit ermadtigt, Die llnoerbeilerlt
den aitf cine 3eit lang, ie tad) fei
nem @litoiinfen, in cine Geformffu
70 an fdifpu
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Sir Gpnnfn Sdlakmeifer.

@ir iino autoriiiert, GERM Better ..
Suefsen als &anbibnten CUR Wiebertunbl
fin oas Imt Beg Gonntp . asuseifter
in Der bemofratiiheu Rrimdrtuabl atts
sufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

@eItieite oes Observation-Disclosures
loaen Marquiien angebrabt meroen
uno @ngebote fir Die 2ieferung Der
lelben tperoen e~ingeforoert. 8erldie-
oene &ednrngen tpuroen CUR 3ab-
lung aneemieien uno So~roernngen
bepilliat.
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Tir Gpunts : Nntualt.

ssh itno m1tpriiiert, Germ Eotm s.
Metutpn als 8anoibaten fin oa5 Gmt
bes Gpantp : antpalt in Der Democrats
f6en Grimdrfpobl am %. Suli an8uz
finoi9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
Wabl>Nn3ei9en.
Stir 9esislatmr, Glab 90. 4.

Sic .Sreie Yreiie fir Segas1 lit auz
toriliert, 3errn Hobert q. Coon al5
&anbioat fir Die 2esislatur, Hlat Nr.
4, in Der oemotratii6en Rrimdrtpa1l
am %. Suli ar5ufiinoigen.
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@rnnbeiaentums . itebertraauneen.

@li5abet6 @nglano II. q. an SoIep1
ainola. auipriide an ben @ablaB metz
ner Mutter uuo ben 0runobeiib mel
nes 8aters, Soiepb &iuola; 81 II. q.
SRI. @rneit Selse an Srau Charles
Sbilcutt, @runbitdd in eioonin Ilace;
$3.50.
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ssiir gonntp-glerf.

Sic rSreie greife fir Seras~ lit ai=
toriIiert, Germ Jrant o.. Netutpn ais
4anbioaten fin @ieberfpabl fir bas Nntt
oes County =Glerf in Der beboritehenben
o~emofrntiiheu Brimdripabl I'M %. Sui
au5nfiinoieen.
@ir firto autoriiiert. 5errm George
Smrfep ais &moiooten fir bns @mt
oes Gpnntp= Glert in Der b~enotratiihen
8rimdrfpabl am %. Snli an5ufiinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
Gpnntb SommiiiGr 9re5iaft
Hu. 4.
go. 4.

8ir iino autoriiiert. Serrn 6arbep
Bed als &anoioaten fir oos Imt bes
Gpnntp : Spfnmifar RreSintt SO. 4 in
Ser bemofratiIAen &rintdrtpo6[ out %.
NllIi n~nsufIinninen-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
L.ckaIes.
~gpraas6dtlidles Wetter.

Stir Gan @ntonio uno hinge
genb: &elte abenb uno Samitag:
unbeltGnoiq.
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Gus Ser StaSthaQe.

Sn Ser Sibung Der a%ommiiiare
um 9onnerftag mur0e oas Budget
fir 6as Sabr bonn 1. sunni 1916
bis 81. Wai 1917 mie folgt ange-
nfntnfnnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
6err M. @nrfhans

bat megen zines @rfranfungsfades
in leiner Samilie Die Steae als &ei-
lenoer fir Die aSreie Breiie" ME
~oergelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

Seine anoere aorperidaft nit einer 10 ~tiefgebenz
BEN aenrtnis bon giienbabr@ 3ultanben nintn1t ett!e
70 unantaItbare Ste(rng i'm Gertrale1 Deg Bublt@
flir1s elm.
Sic Staten, pelfe Die 8abneeieaihaften bonn
8ublifum inr Sransport8pede %forern oiirfett, huer@
ben iebt 8umeiit bon oieIer Hegterttgsbeboroe feff1
geiebt.
Won ieoem Solar, Sen bic giienba6net1 bonn Sub
lifl1m ~erhalter, fpirb beinabe Die 6dlfte ben Nn9e@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

- Sn Scotia bel Son Diego err
IdoB ser Werifoner Augultin Gbopa
elm iultgeS WfGoden nomens SttIio
Menoe5 ulo modte Damn ieinem Ell
qenen 2eben Elm gn0e; 6aS Wd6d)en
batte sic 2iebesbeteueruneen Gba-
pa's 5ltriifgeipielert uno moate NIT
Inn ni6ts 81 tun babeu.
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General : 8oitmeiiter 8urle-
ion un0 Der aliiitierenoe 8oltmeiIter
Otto 8raeger, unier Son Gntonioer
2anosmnnn. itieBen beim 6iihfong
in ben Stromidnellen oes @otomnc
nit ibrem 8oote oitf eiiten hal6per-
%lunfenen 9armitomm; odS Sabr.
5eltq muroe ourdl Die gemoltige
Str0mung umgeworfen uno Die Sn-
iaiien, Die iid) frampfbaft nm 9oote
anbielten, muroen cine Strefe meit
getrieben, ebe iie bon anoern Sing
lerf gerettet mer0en fonnten.
= Srgeno elm Quolifi3ierter @Gh-
Ter fam in ser 5peiten I~enatoriellen
Ser logon. rim off" Rrimdr : @obl,
itiutmet. gleidpiel OBJ er iid an ser
eriten, am %. Suli itottfinoen6en
B~rimdrtpobl beteiligt ODER ni6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

Oieien 3ablen 5ufolge miro Die
Steuerrate, 90 bas IIIeiiment nm
beinabe 2H Miaion mebr betrogt,
ipie lestes Sabr, Inn etfpa Z Gents
um S1tnoert b~erabgeiebt peroet. Ser
8au zines Spritenbnuies I'M Iiio-
liden SeiI Der Staot, oie GinriA
tltng zines unteriroilden Selegra-
pben- uno Selepbon SDltems fir
Die 8oli5ei, Die ginridtung BON
@mtsltiiben fir Die @ebeimpoli5iiteit
etc. fommen in @eefaa. Sir Ole
gripeiterung ser @eit Srapis StraBe
bon Main nod Santa &oia Npenuc
fDeroen SOS, 900 bemiaigt. Ger
Sreibrief ser 8eras Transportation
Company, Die elm @eleiie pom al
ten Sunlet Depot nad) ben beioen
9rauereien in getrieb bat, miro
auf 3ebn Sabre perldngert. gngc-
bote bon 8anfet fiir Die ltebernab-
me Ser 0epoiiten Ser Staot gegen
3ins5oblunq Deroen eingeforoert
Mls erite 9ln3ablung fir elm sfpolf
4fer groBes Stiif 9arto 5fuiihen
Hooiepelt 4periie mo Dem SluS,
oos fir Earf5mefe beltimmt lit,
iper6en $4,000 bemiaiet. Die 81
gentiimer maren s. 6. O'Sare unb
Srau &enrD @lmenoorf. Ger 9euo-
rift Senrp 2berrien erbietet lid &c.
gen 3ablung BON $3.50 Der Staoi
etnen offi8ieaen yMunicipal : Sc.
fang 5t liefern. Die an9elegen.
belt miro an 2ambert berfpieien, oer
iih oos 2ieo ooer Die Spmne Dor.
fingen laifen uno oariiber an bil
&ommiilion beriften iol. (@ds bod
fir merffpiiroige Soeen auftauden
ipenn @elo IN Ser aaiie ift.) Yin
fiinf Spe5iaIpoli8iiten, Ole 2am6er,
I'M Stunt attgelteTlt bat, iperoen $t0-
befpiGiet. ltGr itimmte oaaegen, 81
Die allsga6e ii6erfliiIiig lit ooer mar
Sft 9oureG StraBe ion berbeiIer.
tproen. gn Sen Genitern auf oel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
Seine 8oit nit ser ,9emtIdlanb"

g(uf cine Nnfrage oes Serrn
Senning 8rubn BEL Sdu-
moder & So. in Baltimore, Oh oie
oemnGdlt mie0er mSlaufenoe
.0eutidIano", Capt, aoenig, 9riefe
etc. mitnimmt, erbielt er oic Ant-
mort, oaB Dies nid)t Ser 6oa Iein
miro. 8iele, Die pieaeid]t oaralf
rednetert, NIT oent b~eriibmten Sdiff
8oYtIoden nod oriiben 8u lenoen.
fonnen iid oIio Die W'iibe erlparen,
0ieIelben ob3ui6ifen.
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Tiir County &pmmiHar Yresinft
Wu. 9.

SSH fino autoriiiert, Germ G6as. L.
0utseit, aanoioat fir 8ieoertpabl fir
oas Imt bes GumntD : 8pmmifdr 8re-
sinft go. 2 in Ser beboriteheuoeu bemoe
fratiiheu Grimdrtpabl am %. Suli dns
s1fiiuniopu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

N. D.. MAHER. vfve-Presidenh
Norfolk e Western Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL Gen'l Manager
Denver G Rio Grande Railroad.
A. M. SCHOYER, Resident Vics-Pr6sI
Pennsylvania Lines West. [
W. T.. seldom. vIcs-Prsa..
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
A. J. STONE, vice-Presidsnt.
Erie Railroad.
q. 8. WAID. vfce-PreA 4 oen'l 9
Sunset Central Hnes. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

G.. H. EMERSON, Gen'l Manager.
Great Northern Railway.
@, II. EWING. Gen'l Manager,
Philadelphia q Reading Railway.
e. W. GRICE, Gen'l Supt. Transp.,
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
A. 8. GREIq, Asst. to Receivers.
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad.
g. w. KOUNS, Gent Manager.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fs Railway
n. W. McMASTER. Gen'l Manager,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad.
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Gtne SSraae, Die oas Ymblitnm enti6eioen ioate

Ole efenubunb om ms genbL ob lie tn aM GbL bhkn anseRahn bic EH Fn, bod
entohtm b uo mn elm SmhI oMr @ngfMtmb Hn emn Sobtyorpg mmS lWlOUlUUJ per ST
AZ Mmnuen om en hnng el bon elmer oHaMdm geToe mhe nod elmer Trnhmg aT
bs@ en os sales ggrmot bat
Die Dem emse pninmbe duhde SmeM bic b bk aonhomMt.O mb cine ngaHdads oH
sr Menna neiee untrmdmnsu uS b en Snbafrdampf sddidhhm rbm pl
NaionalKonferenz Komtee der Eisenbahnen
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ELISHA LEE, vorsitzender

ELISHA LEE, vorsitzender
p, R ALBRIGHT, Gen'l Manager.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
T.. w. BALDWIN, Gen'1 Manager.
Central of Georgia Railway.
G. L. BARDO, Gen'l Manager,
New York. New Haven & Hartford Raiiroaa-
81. FL. vice-President,
Southern Railway.
g. u. COTTER Genl Manager.
Wabash Railway.
p. e. CROWLEY, Asst. vice-President,
New York Central Railway.
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iteuterr brett as 2obn besablt; uno bas @eIo fir
8esablung erb0bter Sobne farn ans feiner droere1
Gue[e als ben bonn Hublifum ~be8ablten Staten
fomn1er.
Sic 3pii6enitaatli6e gerfebrs aomniIion NIT
i6rer aoatro(e iiber Die Staten, lit in Der Gage, eine
oonitdnoise llnterIudllng olr981fiibren ur1o eta1e1
balm : geoienfteten, ser @iaentiinter Der 8abne1
uno oes @%ublifunts idisen tpiroe.
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Bundles %UnterSucbunQ
oder EiSenbabn- $treik?

@npHdts Ser 0mommWmo Der &ooMhnme 3ughNpr 5eRrenh Unto SH1emHuT< mUe @
2ooe cine mGue gme an 9nnspmHf int @@hugeb bon $t0OO0DOO per Sbr anpreget pmf
lhmaen Np gfnbubmn pr oB oRS 2hn =&rodem ob ubenpanug m EN- uTnrRuldes Sa
oANrdt grWet miro ,@x @-nr.rxm ea an
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lie 2ehr Ser gruohafen Der ahmgeRaRn muen Die ShrP Der enPnbann BE gnd
6o anm ghubsprdto ODER elmer 8umng omd oeg un@shbrom gu Iberanet IN Der IN Nen y
pom Bis 49, Su obubnfeumu memfaHGm aonprmB pnmd no Die @ngehaten fnmmRn est
opq aae ob OBJ mn 2ahrn Die gehms eey6n mwen na elmer 5haf I'M gm3m snoeJ gu ehmen
Ole 3nifennatide GefersSommmnn miro mn ben gnmbabmna ais oeptg@ ebWoe wde
oe Shahrop 1mtrbwhtm mom pe. aus bet fApnom @rlnono orgbngen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

Ser formeae gor1hloq ser ~@ienbabnen an ste 9~ngeneaten
olgenoernaBen:
rrniere aonteren8en 6oben sess9t, OaB tir nniers ganlnasoer i4s
buB un1ere Stretrdaen 1dleRt1 bon dnDereu unO utpt Dnrdn tnfereI
9esbob Idaaena mir Dor, BOZ SSbre goritIose uTS Der antf;as s Der g ~
gerkbrs aomniiiOn, bic elnsise 8ePoros. Se af e5rnnO t1rsr nstt 6s
Sntanoe I'M Sa 94 n tsl,R "e SH matrs5f ps sS , ueSoup" "m5 ~ p Sdn sq
men an ioraen, faGs ibrer Soroeruneen bon Der &onmfpn fir re9t
Sic 9niIhen}taatIihe 0erfe6rs &onmIon unRr ben betebenoen @efe
ein5uereifen, bB mir semenam ben @ongrek erfbheH, Die noh9en .
nrtIion al ernuoofhen ubr bic porlegenbeu Sra9en 81 oerbnnoeln uD
9. gmd6 Elm Sdeosgabt in 1eberetnfinnung nit ben 9ehtmnunset
@He)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
COMMISSIONERS
FAVOR JEFF ROAD
Jefferson Highway Directors Holding
Meeting With County Board
This Afternoon.

Beltrami county's directors of the
Jefferson Highway association are
meeting this afternoon with the
board of county commissions which
is meeting at the court house in reg
ular session..
It is reported that all the commits
sioners are Jefferson highway enthu-
siasts and the county board may
make an appropriation today to pay
the county's share of assessment for
the highway.
Several road matters came before
the board this morning.
H. E. Palmer and number of men
from the town of Grant Valley asked
the board to repair State Road No. 3
between Sections and Is. Mr.. Pal
mer stated that the road was impas-
sable and that the residents of the
district were unable to market their
crops. He stated an instance where
a farmer. was unable to sell his hay
crop because it was impossible to
haul the hay to the city. 1t is ex-
pected that the commissioners will
take some action to have the road
improved.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
ATTENDANCE E! / leG'!:.R RECORDS REG i .....:
AT STATE FAIR BROKEN
Mondays Attendance Exceeded Onlv
in 1912 when RoIoe4s,tevelted RIe4,t
Visited Fair.
(By' United Pret,sss)

St. Paul, Mimi, Sept. o5.-That the
threatened railway, strike did not
keep people from coming to the Min
nesota State Fair was evident yes
terday when 92,617 people attended
the. opening of the fair. This ,ex-
ceeded all records for opening day
with the exception of 1912 when
Roosevelt visited the fair. ...
The weather today was rainy, with
promise of clear weather late this
afternoon.
A feature of the fair yesterday was
the racing of Saidye Densmore owned
by A. D. Dinney of Minot, N. D., in
the 2:05 pace.
Machinery attracted much atten-
tion today. Many new exhibitors
were entered in the machinery show.
The automobile show, was larger than
any previous one. Building mater
lals got a huge share of attention,
too. Nine model houses costing $1O,-
600 were brought from Cleveland to
demonstrate different building mater
ials.
Live stock and cattle exhibits this
year exceeded all records for their
SIZE. - r4.ly e - - a...,.
- 1t is estimated that the attendance
will be over $4,000 today. Last year
it was over 10000. The receipts
yesterday were over $4,000, as COM
pared to over $4,000 last year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Two HUNDRED INJURED
At WELSH.WHlTE FIGHT

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. s.
Two hundred persons were more or
less injured when a portion of the
arena of the Welsh-White fight COL
lapsed yesterday. Freddie Welsh re-
tanned his title after going the full
scheduled 20 rounds with the chal-
lenger, Charlie White of Chicago.
Referee Billy Roche of New York
awarded Welsh the decision on
points.
Cedar Rapids, O., Sept. Sin less
than eight minutes of actual fighting
yesterday, Johnny Kilbane of Cleve-
land spoiled the hopes of George
CLANCY of Baltimore for the worlds
featherweight championship. A ter
rife right smash settled the fight.
Baltimore, Md, Sept. 5.-Kid Will
liams of Baltimore Outclassed frankie
Brown of New York in ten-round
battle yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Report is Made by Landscape Engi-
needs; Plans Include Drive, Boat
Landing and Grandstand.
COUNTY GIVES $3.50 TO
AID COUNTY FAIR
Bemidji Band to Give a Dance Every
Friday Night; Commission to
Investigate Taxes.

A. P. White, the Bemidji member
of the state normal school board, ap-
peared before the city council at it's
regular meeting last night and pre-
sented plans for the normal school
grounds and the city park at Dia-
mond Point. The plans were the
same as published in the Pioneer a
week ago.
Many improvements.
The plans were drawn by land
scape engineers and included i'm
provements for the city park. The
plans include a beautiful drive, con-
crete boat landing, grandstand and
auto parking space, bath houses and
play grounds for the city park.
The council unanimously accepted
the plans and the report Of the engi-
neers. The Pioneer will publish the
complete report of the engineers in
tomorrows paper.
Manager MCLAUGHLIN of the Be-
midi band applied to the council
to secure the use of the city hall
every Friday evening for dances to
UC SlNCA C1C OoAu 1O "oCCCA
was referred to the city clerk and
mayor.
An amendment to No. "a, automo-
bile and vehicle ordinance, was pass
ed, all aldermen voting in favor Of
the ordinance.
Tax Committee.
:: Alderman Lahr, City Assessor Lloyd
and City Attorney Russell were ap-
pointed as committee to appear be-
fore the state tax commission at a
meeting to be held here in the near
future Efforts will be made to low
er the tax rates.
An appropriation of $3.50 was made
for the Beltrami county fair. This
appropriation is the same that is
made annually for the fair.
City Engineer Swinson was in
structed to repair 23rd street. This
road is in need of repair. It is the
main road to the Holy Cross Catholic
cemetery.
Inasmuch as permanent bath
houses will be erected next year at
Diamond Point to conform with plans
of the normal school engineers, the
lumber in the old bath houses at Dia-
mond Point was sold to A. A. Carter
for $25.
The city attorney was instructed
to start condemnation proceedings
for 18th street on Irvine and Doud
avenues to make the street 60 feet
wide.
j. J. Jenkinson was awarded the
contract for the moving of dirt for
the approaches to the new Mississippi
inlet bridge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
MARGUERITE CLARKE
AT GRAND TONIGHT

The Famous Players Film COM
pany's perturbation of Mark Twain's s
beloved romantic story, "The Prince
and the Pauper,' in which irresistible
Marguerite Clarke is starred, will be
shown at, the Grand theater tonight.
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper" is a
film that will be appreciated by folks
of all ages for it's merriment and
clever humor with it's dashes of
dramatic thrills. Marguerite Clarke
is said to reach the artistic climax Of
her career in this picture.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Minnesota Senator Gives Legislation
Of the mule Party" a Warm
Grilling.
STRIKE ACTION IS HELD
UP AS "CROWING GLORY''
Tariff Law Destroys Protection and
Fails to Produce Revenue, He
Says.

Washington, Sept. So. cannot
omit referring to the greatest legis-
lative glory of the Democratic party
this session In the passing of a law
to increase by legislative act the
wages of certain class of railroad
employees rs per cent over what they
are receiving now," said Senator
Knute Nelson with intense sarcasm
in a speech in the senate yesterday on
the Legislative record of the admins
tratiOn. "This is the elimination of
Democratic wisdom in the field of
legislation.
Time Will Tell.
''Time will tell whether this bill
will be of any personal advantage to
those who held us by the throat and
threatened to strike, and whether it
will help democracy to secure the re-
election of Woodrow Wilson. One
thing is certain, that if the increased
wages are sustained and allowed it
will of necessity impose a great ad-
ditional burden upon the farmers
and producers of the country. The
ultimate burden will fall upon them.
This is. piece of the so-called con-
structive legislation of the Demo-
cratic party
Other Laws Reviewed.
Senator Nelson reviewed the tariff
and war revenue laws, the currency
legislation, the trade commission act,
the Clayton act, the child labor law
and4the ship purchase law, = :. -; 49,
''ThC avowed purpose of the tariff
law was to destroy protection and to
produce revenue" he said. 1T was
successful as a destroyer of protection
but an utter failure as a ! revenue
provider 49,
Like the Democratic tariff law of
1894, this Democratic tariff act of
1913 produced deficiency of reven-
ues."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
BEM|DJ| CHILDREN
WIND UP VACATION
Schools are Opened; Attendance is
Large; New Teachers are As
signed to Work.
"And then the whining school
boy,
With satchel and shining morn
ing face,
Creeping, like a snail, unwil-
lingly to school,"
-Shakespeare.

"Oh, Jimmy C'rismus! School be-
gan again today.
eyes, sir, vacation is over and in
place of goin' swimin' and playin'
around we got to study 'rithmetic
and all that kind of stuff.'''
Such were the statements of many
Bemidji school children this morning.
Vacation is over and school began
today. The attendance was very
large, but arrangements have been
made to take care of all the students.
New teachers we're assigned to
their positions today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
RUSSIAN TRANSPORTS LAND SAY TROOPS AT RUi;;i, rum FORT
RAILROAD COMMISSION
FILES RAILWAY ORDER
(By United Press)

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 5.-The state
railroad and warehouse commission
today ordered that the Northern Pa
cific regard the Minnesota & Inter-
national Falls and Big Fork & In
ternational Falls and Northern Pa
cifie as all one road with continuous
mileage in computing freight rates.
This will save hundreds of dollars
annually to shippers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05

1vanhoe, Minn., Sept. 5.-Follow-
ing q dispute over payment of his
wages when he has no prisoners in
the county Jail, Sheriff Charles has
locked up all the county records in
his home, used as a court house, tie
ing up all county business "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
RESULTS OF CONTEST TO
BE ANNOUNCED SOON

The results Of the essay contest
conducted by J. J. Opsahl on the sub
ject "Beltrami County Saloons VS..
Beltrami County Dairy Cows as Farm
and Home Developers" will be an
nounced soon. The essays are being
read preparatory to the awarding of
the prizes. II .