davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
ECHA BITWY
MORSkIEJ.
Rosyanie ruszyE.
Z W{oskiego T erenu.
Ma verduiSkim FronCie.
MA B Az a M IE.
w Azyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
MA BALK a m I Il
INNE TELEGRAMY.

,,Luetzow". ,,Pommern" / szere-
gu calego innych, a dodatkowo O.
gloszono, IL okret ,,Seydlitz' pan
cerny krazownik niemiecki, kto-
ry pozostai w tyle "a uchodzacq
flota niemiecka, DO byl uszko--
dzony, zostaf dopadniety przez
Anglikow i zatopiony. (Doniesie-
ME to potwierdzaja r6wniez
duhskie informacye.) Listy strat
W ludziach kompletneJ jeszcze
ME ogioszono. Torpedowiec "A
casta" pgioszony przez Mem
cow, jako zatopiony, dotari do
portow angielskiCh, uszkodzony
tylko; pare innych statkow po--
dobniez uszkodzonych powrocilo
do portow Anglii Szkocyi. Pi-
sma obszernie drukuja ustne rela-
eye, o bitwie swiadkow jej, ma
rynarzy rannych, uratowanych Z
potopionych statkow, lub Z tych
ktore caio wysziy. Opinia angiel,
ska, jakkolwiek przejeta strata,
mi poniesionemi jest obrazen
przekonania, IL zwyciestwo 20
staIo 20 stronie Anglii, a Niemcy
straszliwa ponieSli nauke i jesz
cze lepiej strzedz sic beda woo
Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06

la ciezkic, II mitralicz 10 mi
nowych mozdzierzy.
Rzym, 6 czerwca. - RAPPORT
w}oski przyznaje cofniecia sic
wloskie w okolicy Cegnio,
pred ogromnie przewazajaceml
si}ami nieprzyjaciela. w dolinie
Canaglia Wlosi otrzymali posit-
XII i dalszy postep Austryakow
zatamowali skutecznie; znaczna
czeSc Monte Cegnio Wlosi wciaz
kontroluja: walk tocza sic bar
dzo zaciete. Ma reszcie linli W
tel okolicy az ku Brencie rzece
artylerya pracuje nieustannie. w
okolicy Pasubio walk krwawe
tocza sic: Austryacy szturmujq
wielka determinacya Col Posi-
ma, by uzyskac dostep do Asti-
co, lecz dziaia w1oskie ma gorach
ustawione dziesiatkuja szeregl
austryackie - nieprzyjaciel ME
posuna} sic tn zupe}nie cd dnl
wielu. w dolinie Lagarina Au-
stryacy atakowali wzgorza Clio
vo Tierno, lecz zostali odparci,
ponoszac straty bardzo ciezkle,
w dolinie Ledro artylerya era
ciagle. w dolinie Dalgone All
stryacy znienacka szturm przy--
puscili ma Stabeletto wzieli je
- ma krotko. bo WIosi po otrzy-
MANU- posilkow kontratakowali
odebrali owe pozycye, blorac 81
jehcow, dwie mitraliezy innej
zdobyczy sporo. Mad Isonzo zwy-
czajna akcya artyleryi ME ustaje,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
ROSYANIE RUSZYLI.
Bija Austryakow.

Piotrogrod, 6 czerwca. - IA
port rosyjski donosi o ruszeniu
silnej ofensywy wojsk rosyjskich
ma poIudniowej czeSci linii bojo,
wei przeciwko Austryakom, try
majacym przeciw Rosyi linie
wzd4uz Polesia, Wolynia, do Pry-
peel az do granic bbukowihsko.
bessarabskich. Pierwszy atak
tel ofensywy novel zaznaczyl sic
wielkim sukcesem, Rosyanie "
kilku partyach posuneli swe po--
zycye, a na austryackich wzieli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
Bondy ma mostly oswiet.
lenie przyjete.

Projekty wydan bondow ma bu-
dove nowych most6w ulepsze--
rie systemu oswietlenia zostaly
przyjete.
Projekt wyda,i bond6w W su--
mie $2,OOO,OOO ma budowe nowe--
60 wiezienia powiatowego i no.
wego gmachu sadu kryminalnego
zostai ubity.
Bondy ma nowe mostly wynosic
beda S., 100000.
Bondy ma lepsze oswietlenie
wynosit beda $3,75O,OO0.
Dotychczas miasto wydalo ma
oswiet1enie $5,75O,0O0. Ia te sumo
postawiono $1,000 swiatef. Ia fun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
MA ZACHODZIE
EUROPY.
Pod Verdun.

Londyn, 6 czerwca. - Niepo,
CODA, sIota we Francyi wstrzy--
nala nieco i pod Verdun robote,
Przewaznie artylerya pracuje, Ii,
Move ataki odosobnione - glo-
wnie ma prawym brzegu W okoli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06

Gziowskich pablo mniej glosow,
anizeli we wyborach sedziowskich
ostatnich Il lat. Razem pablo ME
wiecei niz $4,000 glosow. Dokla-
dne rezultaty beda znane dopiero,
gdy giosy zostana urzedowo zli-
CZOne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
WieSci z Bafkanu.

Piotrogrod, 6 czerwca. - Pra-
sa rosyjska doradza, by Sprzy--
mierzeni wywarli stanowczy ma
cisk ma Grecye, a to- powodu jej
wrogiego zachowania sic wzgle-
dem Sprzymierzonych, krolowi
Konstantyuowi radzi, IL dobrze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-06
ME UNITED PRESS. J


-IodKh mnsh qnyza
odan mdnchu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-09
Treie YreHe fit seras:: sounabtnb 9. 9e5ember 1916.
ter uno me6reren 0riioern iiber-

ter uno mebreren 8riioern iiber-
lebt.
Ger merifanii6e Bandit Ha-
mon Yi5olto, Ser negen SeilnobmC
at peri6ieoenen ral1berii6en lleber=
fGGen BET benen Der amerifanil6e
&abaGeriit 6. 81. Wc@ltire i'm lebter
Sabre getotet muroe, IN @~romnspille
gu fiinf5ebn Sobren 3udtbous per
oon1ert mor0en lit, beabt6tigt ge-
gen oieies .llrteil 5n appelierelt.
Die o@tlas @inomia Govt
PAM of San @ntonio" lit nit eineH1
8etriebs &apital BON $4,000
inforporiert woroet; Snforporotorel1
itnb: O.. %. Sa5lepooo, s. 81. @il.
liams uno .. 8. Suffman.
: Sn Segltin lit Sroll Mosbeim,
oie @uttilt oes h%efannten Iopofaten
emil Mosbeim I'M Sitter BON 81
Sabren aus Dem 2eben gei6ieoe1.
Die Geritorbene miro bon ibren
@otten iotpie feds ainoern ii6er-
lebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-09

SGnfer 8erit0rt. 9as 5euer emit
Itano ourd oie @rploiion zines Del
ofens in Sobn Silton's Souie uno
iprong bon oa aus muf oas bon 9.
$. 9l1tnnelp betpobnte @ebauoe ilber.
Ser ai1geri6tete S6aoen betragt Ct
ma $4,000.
@ie INNER, finbet man nltrh
oieies Sobr Die fborite glismobl BON
alletbano niibli6en Saden, oie iif
fir @eibnadts-@ ei6enfe eignen, bel
Sic Sengg.
= Ser Milionar Sobn {. MiGi-
fen BON ct. 2ouis, Sauptaftiondr
Ser oortigen 9anf Of Commerce, bat
Die bel oieler 8anf ols Si6erbeit
binterlegten 9onbs Ser Son sllt=
tonic, ltpoIoe & @ulf &ailrooo I'M
@erte bon $3,647,000 fir BEN Treis
BON $7S5,334.47 gefauft.
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SnIanO,

@egen a11gebli6er 8erlebun1
Ser 8robibitions @eiebe 5erItorte
Die Eoli5ei in Dem iebt utrofenen
Seattle, @oib., oie gar- un6 Speiie=
3imnler : @inridt1ng inn Sotel Sc
eli. Die @inri6tung bes 9ar-
Gooms, Die BON Sen Goli5ilten in ed)=
ter @onbulen=Irt nit Ierten fur3
uno flein geidlagen ipllrbe, loa Elm
&llnitlperf gepeien lein uno $40
600 gefoltet baben. Ser Sotel : 81
gentiimer Sobn g. Sapage erflGrte,
oaB lett ginTiibrllng Ser 8robibition
I'M State @oibington feline geiiti=
gen @etranfe mebr in Dem 8or5im=
mer perfauft ieien aber bns bali al
leg ni6ts. SIM &afen bon Seen,
yorf itebt 5lpor Die Hieien : Statuc
Der 5reibeit, ood lonit i6eint Sic
Sreiheit I'M gan5en 2anoe ein nnbe=
fainter @rtifel geiporben 81 lem.
@roBe Grregung berridte am
Sreitag auf Der 9aumipo1en : Sore
IN Seem Orleans, aIs Die 9allmtpoQe
gang pIotli6 Tim S. bis $3.50 pro
8allen fief. @Is @r1no oafiir MIRO
Die 2%iquioution GROCER aontrafte
aitgegebert; altBer0em lod ai1h Ser
oes Genius giiros, oem5ufol-
ge mebr 8aumipoGe int Nopember
geginnt murbe, als man aingtnom-
men bate, lotpie Die angeblide
ariegserfldrung @~riedenlanos an
Die 4Giierten au bem plotli6en SAT-
(e beigetragen haben.
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Der teife J11ante(.

BON tpeitliden ariessfdauplas
ptrb uns eefdrieben: @o1ts man stau-
ben, BOB elm Mantel anein iteben bIet,
ben tann2 Sang aneine, mein' i'd
natiirltA. &ein Singer, feline 9anb
6arf i'm beriibren. ga, tpas meint
ibr2
Sd tpiu bon etnem. eradblen. Der es
tonnte. Sn 5lanbern mar es. Sn
einem eaten. bredisen flanbrii9en RE-
senpinter. Mie er9ebts % einem
ariessmantel2 Sd brau9' nur ein
paar Morte gu fagen: StraBenfdmub,
lebmige 2uufs unb SdiBensrdben,
Hessn unb adlte unb hdufisss Srot>
~tenbdnsen am &aminfeuer - oann
tOtbt ibr fGon ungefdbr ben 2ebensz
lauf bes Rrisgsmantels. Mein Mas
teriul ipurbs alImdblid fteif uno bart.
Sbr t0nnt su9 ia gar feline Doritel=
lung MAIDEN. tpie bart ba Elm Mantel
perben fann, - betnabe 70 bart pis
oas 9era bss betannten ret4en Man,
nes. Mlio, pie gefdab es? Sd fehs
meinen Rriessmantel an. unb bo
fommt mir Der Gebanfe: go Elm itei.
fer. falter aerl miiBte bod eiaentlih 70
biel miidsrat baben, um mad al ben
artegserfabrunsen sana allein fetneu
Mann au fteben! 11nb td nebne tbu
tn beios 9dnbe uub ftelle thn behutfam
aufredt auf Den 9oben. made etn
ernftes gei4t oaau unb fdrei ben or
men aerl an: .Donnertpetter, aerI =
feben bleiben! 8letb fteben - ODE,
i'd fdieb' bid aufammen!4 Da blsibt
.r tpirtliA ftebsn, Der bartsefroren'
8ruber, gang alleine. sars seboriam
Mie er bafteht! Man fplte meinen
,r f0nne por Miibigteit Die Rnie MIDI
mebr gerabe MAIDEN. llnb na9 cine,
Weile bri6t er bod gang faate tn ftd
s%ufammen. sana langfam unb lsiie
Sd ne6me i'm pieoer In ben 4rm uni
Tage frieoli9. berubigeno trDften0 a.
ibm: .!Sab 3 garni4t 10 bDfe semetnt
mar bod nur Elm S4er5. Elm 8rtesss
| idera, Iieber gutter, hummer Mantel...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-09
Gemtid-a itterarifdJcr @ereim.

Sn Der am Montag geadmittaJ
I'M 3 llbr itattfinoenoen @eriamnl-
lung oes 9eutifr2itterarii6en Ser
Gins miro Serr s(lois Braun einen
8ortraa iiber gegmonts Tuiif uilo
-Boetbcs 8e~Siebnngen 81 geetbopen"
boltell. Grau Oh. q. Gods miro oos
Sbema: ~Sit eemoirt 5eitgemdB"
befpred)en. Die ggmont-Ou perture
miro bon 6rau 6. Staffef uno Sri.
Is. 8uiier gefpielt meroen; lestere
iDiro aiidb oas 2ieb o5reuopoa mo
2eiopol" fingen. Der Iebte Gift BON
..ggmont" miro nit perteilten &olls,t
geIefen nit 6rm Stolte ais ygg-
mont uno inter 2eitung Don Sraii
~. s. 6euitt befproden iperoeH.
Gin duBerit iittereiianter 9sadmittag
itebt Den Witglieoern uns beren
sSrennoen beuor uilb hermit bofft
Die Yrditoentin, sSrau Or. 81. Sohs,
0as Snbr 1916 5n einem ipiiroigen
MbfhluB al bringen.
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mas bu in Dir felbit ni6t haf.
Su9ft bu auBer Dir pergebens.
Denn bas Qeben um bid her
SIT nur Elm Bib oes tnneren 2ebens.
Sriebrt9 9itf4mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-09
SonutagspetraAtnugeu
(sSortlebunq bon Seite p

GortleBung bon Selte -
aonfurrerten perni6tet batte. S5ll
Sranfrei6 fang, lpra6 uno ldrieb
man lollt BON ser u&epande", Die
@liaB-2otbrineen 3uriid6ringen mill
ie; uno IN &l1Blano iab man INNER
beutlider, BOB ma1 9euti6lanos
Weo6t 3erltoren miliie, lpenn man
Sreibeit gum sSo1loem ouf Der Bal
fanbalbiniel nno in Seiterreib ba=
ben mollte. 4ae oiele brei batten
na6 ibrer 9ltffaiiung @runo gum
&rtege uno alle oiele orei batteit
au6 Suit gum &riege.
9euti6lano erfantlte Dies iebr
mol, eS bate aber feinen 3ned, oaS
Brdpenire 5u ipieler nno oen &rieg
bonn 3aur gu brehen. SS1n @egenteil,
oeIto langer Der 4rieg binollsge=
idoben ipuroe, oelto better ipar cs
fir 9elti6lano. uno tpettn mat
ben &riee gang ~per1neioett fonnte,
obre feline eigene Steaung, ieinc
gntmidlung, Ieine gbre at idGoi-
gen. TO tpare oas nod bel better.
@ber Deutidlano muBte altd1, oaB
Die Neioer nno Safer inter leineft
Na1barn oies ni6t leioen miiroen.
Wan mar in 9eutiflan6 ni6t Blind
uno a16 ni6t y%perraten 1tno BET
%fuuit", ipie elm beriibmter BrofeIior
81 Mnfang 6es &rieges bon ben oeltt-
iden Diplomaten Iagte, man pubte
gang genau mas in England itrb
Sranfrei6 Forging. limo man fpltb-
te alt6 gatt5 ge1lall, 0oB mat in eng
Iano am 3abeiten aiibliten nllo
&ubigiten an oieler S6ee Der grobea
uMbre6nung" bling. Selbit Die Nei-
len a0nig goiparos batten ser 9eut-
i6en Die @ugen nidt 5i offnen
braud)en, iie beitdtigten mr. mas man
mltBte, oaB in ienem 2aflbe nit
Gifer baran gearbeitet muroe, Sen
arieg berbeiatfitbreit, BERG eutidlono
pernibten iolte. 3neimol NOR Ser
&rieg nabe oarat aas5ubre6en, BET
Ser Waroffo angelegenbeit uno bel
Dem Streit INT Die gagoao 8abn; |
ourd fluge MdBieung muBte 0entid-
lano i'm gu oerbinoern. Der gal-
fanfrieg 5eiete oann, oaB er urpef
meibli6 iei. nidt tuegen 9eutid)-
lambs, aber pegen Ser n%npernunit
Ieiner @edner. gr laa uidt i'm
Snterelie 9euti6lanos, i'm at her
por5urufen aber es lag i'm ST.
t~erefie Oeuti6lanos, iid bereit 5I
balter. llno bieies gereitbaIten
0eutfdlmos bat man ibm Damn ipd=
ter gum @oripurf genladt, als man
int Eager Ser @egner iab, oaB oie
lange geplante ueberraf6un "a
nidt gliidte.
getbmann's lidtpolle 9aritellnng
seiet ms, oaB 9enti6lano an ben
unmittelbaren uriaden oes arieges
nidt Die Shnlo trug. Ser geiunoe
Men1henperitano logt uns, DaB es
nidt I'M SntereIie 0eutidlanos log
oieien &rieg SIT Beginner uno i'm
ben anoern uauf5t5pingen". 8orl
oieie beioen Sotlad)en miiiien Die BE-
idutIoignngen ser 4aiierten in nidts
5uIammenfaaen. 0eutidlanb brouft,
ipie 9etbmann rihtig iagt, fem Sri
hunol su Ifelten. 8ieleidt ein
Sribunal radIiidtiser, enttduihter
unb Iiigenbafter MeniderL aber fem
Tribunal oes geiunoen Menfdenper
itanoes nno bes ebrlihen &edltsge
fiibls. l1no fem Tribunal llnparteii-
fher notwithstanding
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81 IIer /

Gie brittle faIte @elle bat in
Diefem @inter ben Staat Serns Be.
iudt; in unierer StoOt fiel oas
Gbermometer IN fur5er 8eit Inn 40
@rao. 4ls alien 9eilen oes Staa-
tes miro foItes @ctter gemeloet mo
I'M @nnbnnole loa ooS thermometer
1ogor ouf Zero iteben.
Gs lit Der 9oli8ei bis lett nod
niht geIungen, ben gefabrlihen
aFeIierbeIoen, Der am 9onneritag
Teter Motbcr uno ManueI Irofa
ourh Stidr in Den llnterleib fiirfJt-
bar 8ugerid,tet bat, feit5unebmen.
9urdl Gin am Sreitaa nod.
mittag in Der NaOeleine 9errace
misgebroGenes Seuer iuuroen stpei
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Nnnntiuone.
Guftun[amen. Yrpbmfte.

San alntonio, Ger, 10 Gts.
@alpeiton. Ser. 1850 @ts.
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Yrofeiiur Gnaen aibnemann.

@eltern abeno lit SEER 8rofeiior
Gugen <ebnen1am bon Der Tint
oerfitGt greslalt, ser beriibmte ST.
zen : 0oftor Der llniberiitaten Sar-
paro uro @isconlir, Der felt 8e-
ginn oieles &rieges in itnierm 2anbe
ltmberreiit uno cine I'M pornebmlter
Slime oes> @ortes aufsnfalienoe
eifrige @eitation i'm Sntereiie Ser
oeliti6en Sabe betreibt, bier eingc-
troffen, nm bier uno in 0e1=9raurl-
fels &e6en 81 balten. Ct miro
lnorgen IN Neus9raunfels nnb anl
Wontag abetlo bier, in Ser Gaiino-
9ane ipreden nrto boffentlid miro
Die gerlammllng art Montag abeno
iebr gut belu6t leirr.
Serr 8rofefior <ebnemann, bon
Dem mol ollie DeutIden in Mn1erifa
iudbreno Der Iesten Sabre geleien
alno gebort baben, lit lins audi per-
5onlih fem Sremoer mebr. @or I'M
aefobr 5fpei Sabren, i'm Sanllar
1915, beiudte er auf @eranlaiiuag
nes bieiigen 2ofalberbanoes oes
0euti6 : amerifaniIden Notional.
Buuoes, uniere Staot uno bieIt bier
elm panr prddtige sfeoerL cine in
oelti6er Sprad)e in Der @alle Ser
s3ernlam1siobne, cine in gnglild int
SroBen Spernbauic. Seine Hebeu
mad]ten oantaIs einen u~ngebelrea
Ginornd uno riefen einen mobreli
Sfllrnl Ser 9egeiiterug berpor.
SeifSem bat er oie Ser. Staatcn
freli5 nno quer our1ltreift, bat iiber-
aa ecfprohen, i'm Goroen uno iln
!Siioen. i'm Often uno @eiten, in
groBelt ilro fleinen St1oten Ii. febrt
jebt fuieoer na6 Seras 5uriid, Inn
bier in berifiebenen Stdbten inl
SIX, seiie Ser SIt BreuBen : Siifie
Heoea gu balten. 9a Serr 6. N.
@oet5 aIs Yrdiioent oes ariegs.l
ba5ar ieiner5eit 9crrn &rnfes'.or aiib-
.I1et1esn s.ngeiuocn botte, Den sa5or
ard, cine Sieoe 3u eroffnen Der
Yrofeiior oamals nbcr perbinoert
mar, Ser Ginlaoung 6olge 81 lei
item, 10 tlinmt er Die iebige @elegetl-
beit ieiites Nufentboltes in Seras
iuabr, Inn audi Gan antonio eine!i
8elud, ob5llitatten uno 81 ben bieli-
gen 0eltidelr, ole i'm banlals nit
fold einem ebrliden GntbuiiasmuS
aufaenomnlen baben, 81 iprehen.
lleser Gitebnelnann's geoeutung
offs Sbelebrter, ais beutlder Ed=
triot, als Mebner piel suiagen, mare
5Dedlos. @ir nae fcnnen i'm, mir
aae iino itol5 auf feline nnermiiolihe
Sdtigfeit I'M Sntereiie Seutidlanos
nno mir ale frelisn ms, i'm bier
,pieoer al leben.
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Guftonramen. BruSnfte.
= Gan Ant9nip, Seg, 8. Seq. 1916 -
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seel Dill So
gentS BET Qolone.
Step Yort, 8. Sea. = Spot. S12. 10
Bio; 9obember. $12.70 unb $12.85;
9eseniber, $12.76 unb $f2.78; Sauiar,
$12.79 un6 1921, Hebriar, $12.7S
nno 1921; Mdr5, $12.78 unb $3.50;
Mprif, $12.76 unb $12,85; Mai, $12.S5
llno $12.87; SUM, $12.85 nno 1922.
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Sdiueineidlad)ten in ser Safe
ser Sermannsiobne am SamI tag
un6 Sonntag, 5. g.. uno 10. 0e5em=
Der. @elfleiid, @eGmurit, &urit-
iuppe. Nl1r fir Sermannsiobne.
SeSer Sunntag 9%elifateiem Counter
i'm SpeiIe5immer nit ausgetpablten
Soden.
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Nadl Ser Sod5eit.

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8obnen. Crime. 1921 her Sui6el.
Somoten, Seras, 4 &6rbe, $500.
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9o6l, $500 per Crate.
@riiuer Tfeffer, S1.25 per Buidel.
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Giihe $4.15 big $500.
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Sdien S6.65 bis $50.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
triots only to chase the next as
bandits -"'f .g5 AZ tsSf E...E

triots only to chase the next as
bandits. " sa&&
It is apparently the belief of Mr..
Wilson that the people of the United
States are not interested in Mexico.
His defenders have declared that it
was on "Old story and out Of date"
Mr.. Hughes has better opinion Of his
fellow countrymen. He has proved
himself better Judge Of their feelings.
He has made 'the Mexican disgrace"
foremost issue of his campaign. He
has assailed the record of the Admin
fstratiOn in that respect in almost
every speech he has made. He has new
er failed to strike responsive chord
in the hearts of his audience, whether
speaking in Carnegie Hall, New York,
from the platform of his train at
Grand Forks, North Dakota, to a vast
audience at Portland, at the Expoosi-
ton at San Diego or in the prairie
states Of the Middle West. He has re-
futed the SANDER, sometimes heard in
the efete East, that the people of the
great West do not care what happens
to their fellow citizens in Mexico or
to the flag beyond the border. No
man born in the West has a firmer
faith in the fundamental patriotism
and dominant Americanism" of the
people Of that section than Mr..
Hughes. He holds them responsible
In large measure for the encourage
ment and support he received while
Governor of New York in his war
upon political graft and political boss
ism. He thinks they had much to do
with conscripting him as the cham
pion of nationalism in the current cam
paign. He showed his confidence in
their practical idealism when he made
1.-The Mexican disgrace" an uppermost
issue of his campaign He has been
indicated by the response his arraign-
ment Of the Administration on this
score has everywhere evoked. From
Maine to California "the Mexican dis
grace" is a sore subject with red
FLOODED Americans today. But no.
| where between the oceans are the out
RACES inflicted in Mexico upon Ameri-
can honor, life and property more
keenly resented than around the fire.
sides of the great West. Mr.. Hughes
Is no stranger to the West. His
straightforward talk on Mexico proves
It.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
Auto Supplies Ought
To Interest You

Goodyear auto tires, weed chains
and auto supplies that are right in
our line. "
A good supply always on hand.
Auto robes are useful at this time
of year. Look at ours.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13

c. F. Sorenson, the logger, is get
ting stocked up on Atkins saws and
Keen Kutter axes.
These are the choice Of loggers
everywhere.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13

Pin tickets, labels, string tags and
red and gold seals are things sold by
the Pioneer store. They have them
there in all sizes and colors. A tele-
phone call, number 922, will bring
what you want while you wait.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
Come Join The Crowd

j. Everybody is doing it. What?
= Buying Robson pocket knives at
the Given Hardware Store. ST. r. '
Robson pocket knives are Amer
lean made and are guaranteed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
Come And Tell Us

Advertising, we understand, does
not make up for poor work in every
other department of ones business.
We will consider it favor to receive
criticism of our store conduct at all
times. Service is our best advertise
ment and we want to know when we
fail to give it abundantly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13

Soon after Mr.. Hughes was nomi-
mated friend said to him: Governor,
II the American people forget the Mexi-
can disgrace they do not deserve to
have you for President" Quick as a
Nash he replied: "The candidate who
lodges the Mexican disgrace does not
Aeserve to be President" He did not
pass around his address of acceptance
Tor compliment or criticism In ad-
vance of its delivery but the amount
6 space he devoted to the Mexican
eisgrace-"that confused chapter of.
numbers no one who had
talked with him since his nomination.
It has been in his mind and on his
mind more than any other single prob
lem with which Mr.. Wilson has pal
tered. To talk with him is to see at once
the reality Of his indignation over the
heartless manner in which American
men, women and children, American
citizens, soldiers and sailors have been
abandoned by the Administration along
and across the Rio Grande, the VIC
Tins Of Mexican armed forces, outfit
ted with American ammunition and
American rifles, Mexicans whom Mr..
Wilson has coddled one day as pa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
WOMEN WILL LIKE 'EM.

Just received a nice lot of Royal
Rochester Crumb sets, and they are
beauties. 75c and more.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
Shine EN- Up

We are headquarters for Black
Silk Stove Polish, so much desired
by the housewife. Order yours
here. H..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13
Be Happy And Coy
Coming Winter Months

Again we say, "Prepare for win
ter"
A little money and time spent on
Minnesota Interior Paint, Kyanize
varnish and Alabastine will pay big
returns between now and spring.
We have small cans of paint and
varnish for small jobs.
Let us give you a color card.
Have you had the glass set in your
storm sash? If not, Given will do
it. Call up 81. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-13

recorded in book 10 of Miscellaneous on
page 1872.
rs~'.'- 80 c. o. MOON,
Register Of Deeds