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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
NASI AGENCl

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA .abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci m%iejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basifski.
FRIED. N. d., A. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. s. OAK. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. FIR. Jablofski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St. Pogorzelski
SILVER LAKE, MIMI. FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D, Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. FIR. Badzihski.
WILM NGTON. DEL. MN. Potaszewski. {.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
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EGZAXINACYA DARMO

Jezeli cierpisz Z przepracowania
C%zujesz sic zniecheconym j slabym
ME mozesz spac AMI jesc jak ivy
kle jestes zrujnowany - sta
jeessz sic pastwa niebezpiecznych
z2alrodk6W ,choroby. Hollistera Ro
c' ,lkyy "A Mountain herbata natural
ne ziele powinno bye uziywane
bez zw1ocznie. W apiece Brown
OIL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
Sraszne chwle Ta1nopola.

WstfZasaJace SZcZegOfy Q OStatnlca
chwilach Tarnopola pred zaje-
ciem go przez wojska niemieckie:
Rozpocze1o sic cd tego, re zbunto
lwani zo1nierze za~strzelili komen--
danta Is II brygady. Wnet. po--
tenn zabrakfo srodk6w zywnoScio-
wych = m%ieszkancy jedlif ehleb
2 trocin, a odkupowano go. cd zo1
merry p1acac ia bochenek sunny
szalone ito W zlocie Tub srebrzc.
w niedziele podczas Mszy sw:
W ko$ciele Jezuit6w wpad1o, zo1
merry do wnetrza. Zaczeli oni
strzelac do obraz6w, rabac szabla
mi t}um, znajdujacy sic W sWia--
tyni. Me dose ma tenn, rzucili sic
potem ma ksiedza, zdzieraiac zen
szaty zadajac piemedy. Gdy
ksiadz ME odpowiada} tylko sic
modli}, rozwscieczeni rozwalili
mu szabla szczeke, chwycili "a
rece i nogi poczeli ciagnac z ca
|}ej silly, kazdy W swoja strone. ia
rabali go potcm szablami.
Wywieziono z Tarnopola trzech
zakladnikow: aptckarzy Krzyza--.
nowskiego i adwokata Swarca.
Togo samego krytyczneggo dnia
IIrozpocze}y sic W Tarnopolu see
ny, przypominajacc "Piek}o''Dan
tejskie. :
Przez miasto bicgaly wciaz Cd
dzialy wojsk, wpadaly do dom6w,
rabujac, podpalajac, mordujac =
|%gwa}cono kobiety, obciuano i'm
piersi a nastepnic zabijano. Die
ciom obcinano palce, wypalano i'm
oczy, a %nastepnic rozrywano je ma
sztuki. w moich oczach zamordo
wano moja matke i siostre. Gdy
rzuci}em sic ma ich ratunek, ude
rzono mic si1a bym patrza1 ma
Itch meke. Take sceny odbywa1y
sic w calem miescic. Mezczyzn wy
wozono masowo, albo kaleczono
potwornie, W sposob uragajacy o.
pisowi. ,
Tarnopol stanaf W ogniuL. Pod
palono miasto. Sok61, Gimnazy--
UNI, domy prywatne, ob}ozone i o.
blame malta, pali}y sic jak pocho-
dnie.
Straszliwc %zniszczenie obr6cifo
W gruzy szczcg6lnie dwie najwspa.
nialsze ulicc Tarnopola il. ulice
Mickiewica j Trzeciego Maja.
, Wiele .os6b z inteligencyi wy
wieziono pred 3-4 miesiacami,
jak mp. prof. Soleckiego, naczelni
,'ka "Florjanki" Podlewskiego, a
znacznie jeszcze dawniej Korytke
urzednika tejze instytucyi.
Dzialy sic rzeczy przerazajace---
do jednego 2 mieszkanc6w PREY
szedl officer j zazada} $4,000 rubli,
a kiedy ich ME otrymal, gdyzi
w}asciciel ME posiada1 takiej SUI,
my, officer 6w zamordowaf go
wystrza1em 2 rewolweru.
Ofiara zoldactwa pablo .okolo
2 s os6b !, 4 nrlajlnliiewinrln in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

Zacni panowie lekarze : polacy
bardzo nam was potrzcba W Ar
mil. Czy ME uwazacie "a w}asci-
we oddac swe zdolnosci ma uslugi
Ojczyznic?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
UczMY DzlECl NASzE CzYTAc, PlsAC
/ M0WlC PO P0LSKU. ~
Zaczynaja sic dziac cuda.

Zaczynaja sic dziac cuda.
Do Armii Polskiej zglaszaja sic
pulkownicy rosyjscy~ 2 prosba 0
przyjecie. Przypomiiiiina nam to
przys}owie: "Nosil wilk 49, ponie-
sli j wilka,"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25


(, Syndbad niezechcial kazac Ia to
uczestowac 60 kijmi, przeto wy:
mawia1 sic, re ME m6gl zadnym
sposobem wsr6d ulicy zostawic
swego kosza, lecz sluga Syndba--
! da upewni{ go, re ma to bedzie da
my poz6r i wype}niajac rozkaz
swojego pana, tax d}ugo mu sic
naprzykrzaf, az nakoniec zniewo-
lii go, re zadosye uczyni} jego wo-
Ii.
S}uzalec wprowadzi1 draznika
do wielkiej sail, gdzie ujrza} INA
czna liczbe os6b, siedzacych oko}o:
stolu, wybornemi zastawionego pc
trawami. Ma pierwszem miejscu
siedziaf powazny i urodziwy~ sta
rec, kt6rego sedziwa dhga bro
ola wzbudzifa uszanowanie, a "a
MIN sta1a niezliczona grenada
: dworzan j s}uzalc6w, kt6rzy jcdni
'Idr:ugiego W us1ugiwaniu wyprze--
dali. Ubogi DRANK, kt6rego po-
mieszanie, ola wielkiej liczby 60
Sci i przepychu wspania4ej uczty,~
coraz .bardziej wzrasta}o, drzac
.. Cd BOZ am gfeboki calemu zgro--.
madzeniiu uczynif poklon. jSynd--
bad rozkazaf mu zblizyc sic, i POI
sadziwszy go ma prawej .stronie
swego' k~rzesla, wlasna reka pc
dawal mu potrawy, .potem kaza}
mu wybornego nalac wilma, pod:
kt6rem zgina}y sic. przystawki:-=
Prey koncu uczty widzac Synd.
bad, re goscie juz ME Jedi, zebra}
; CLOS, i obrociwszy sic do Hindba-
ia, Ktorego wedlug zwyczaju: a.
rabskiego, W. poufanej rozmowie
mianowaF' bratem, *zapyta} go jak:.
sic nazywa, i jaki jest jego Ia
w6d? "Panic odpowiedzia1 mu
DRANK, alazyyWajjaa mic Hindbsalem
- "Bardzo sic ciesze, rzecze
Syndbad, re Gle. tn. ,ogladamyE
przyrzekam !ci, re, obecnosc :twoja :
rie :mniej jest. mi4a i ea}emu zgros.
madzeniu moich przyjaci6E; .lecz
chcia}bym cd. ciebie samego do
wiedziec sic :przyczyny>tych narze.:.
kan, kt6re pred, .chwila ma ulicy,
wynurzafes tax g}osno?.",: :Nalezy.
tn BOWEN nadmienic, re :Synd--
bad zanim usiad1 do: sto}u, :wysfu-
cha{ ca1ej mowy jego. siedzac
przy oknie, to by}o przyczynaa,ze.
! go kazal do siebie przywo}ac.
TAX niespodziane. zapytanie do:
reszty zmiesza1o Hindbada; kt6ry
lspusciwszy glove ma piersi, ME-
smia4jym .glosem. odpowiedzial::
Panic, przyznajee sic ze: uznoje-i
ME sic mole wprowadziwszy, mnie :
W Fly humor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2 sglebi mojego sercsfnIekt61'
re mniej p%rzyzwoite wyrazy,fFoza,:
co pokornie. cies przepraszam', !,
Zach! ME sadz, .rzecze syndbad,
azebym byl tax niesprawiedli-
wynn, i mial ztad jaka powziasc
przeciw tobie uraze. Wchodze ia
" tw6jj stan nieszczesliwy,.i ola
tego ME tylko re 81 ME man "a
zle tWoich szemran i=uskarzan sic
ma sw6j los, ale nawet ~prawdziwe
mad toba czuja politowanie ME
zaszkodzi atoli, izbym Gle zstego,
v kt6rym wzgledem m1i
wywi6M bledu. Zdaje q sic cape
VINE, re ia bez trudnoscl ! piracy
mayhem tych wygod iisspoczynku,
jakich uzywam; ale wyjdzze 2
|tego bledu moi przyjacielu "a
MIN ia do tax szczesliwego przy--
szedlem stanu, wiele lat zycia me
go posWiecie, j niezliczone truly
prace, jake tylko rozum ludzk
wystawie sobie moze podjae m1l--,ss
sialem: TAX jest panoWie mo no.
przydal, obracajac sic DO reszty
sWoiich gosci, smiele re mogee,
pracei trudy.moje, takbyly nadz
[Wsyezajj ciisiailkkiiej g nawet najchci
bogacttw wygrzzekll byGe
zgubdejcheei szuk a aIi lch q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

s. odbytych przez n%ieustraszo'
s. re doznaf rozmaitych
I'D
Pod panowaniem kalifa Haruna
Alraszyda, by1 w miescie Bagda-
die pewien DRANK ubogi, imie-
MEM Hindbad. Pewnego dnia pod
czas wielkiego upalu, ni6s1 znacz-
ny ciezar, z jednego az ma drugi
koniec miasta. Poniewaz bardzo
zmordowaf sic droga, a jeszcze
mia1 ia dalej odbywac, wyboczyl
przeto ma ulice, W kt6rej mi1y
wietrzyk powiewaf, a bruk skro--
|piony rozana woda, wonny wyda
wal zapach. Sadzac il ME mog}
nawet zapragnac dogodniejszego
miejsca ia spoczynek, ziozy1 sW6j
|ciezar IA ziemie i usiad1 IA MIN
pod oknami wspania}eS,.o jednego
'domu.
Niebawem sam sobie nader byf
wdzieczny, re sic zatrzyma} ia
tenn miejscu: wonnose BOWEN
drogiego: aloesowego olejku i tro-
ciszek, w~yciskajaca sic z okien'pa
.lacu i 1aczaca sic: tym sposobem
Z wonia r6zanej woody, sprawia--
jac mu wiclka rozkosz, pc ca1em
rozchodzi1a sic powietrzn. Nadto.
jeszcze us}yszaf wdzieczny odgf s
r6znych instrument6w, zfaczony z
przedziwnie zgodnem spicwaniem
mn6stwa slowik6w, innych znaj
dujacych sic w Bagdadzie ptaszat
Ia vice nader mia melodya, i "a
pach przyjemny wielu potraw, ka
za}o mu sic domyslac, IL w tym
pa1acu zapewne odbywa}a sic ja-
ka uczta, i re sic W MIN nj rozwese-
lano. Pragnal vice k%oniecznie DO,
wiedziec sic, ktoby mieszka} "
tym nieznajomym gmachu, gdyz
nieczesto mu sic traffic. przecho--
die przez tie ulice. zeby zas W
tenn swojej ciekawosci zadosc u
czynic, ,widzac niekt6rych s}uza}-
COW wspaniale przybranych, sto--
jacych w bramie, = zbliay1 sic do
mich, j zapytaf jednego jak' sic:
razywa1 pan tego domuf Jak
to zass, zawola tamtem, jestes oby
watclem bagdackim, a ME wiesz
.jeszcze re to jest pa4ac Syndbada
morskiego, owego arcys}awnego
wedrowca, kt6ry wszystkie, ia
kie tylko slonce oswieca, zwiedzil
morza?' - Draznik, ktory juz
przedtem cokolwiek slyszaf o wiel
.kich Syndbada bogactwach, "a
pragna} pozllania sic tym czfo--
wiekiem, kt6rego stan lyle zda--
wal mu sic bye szczessliiwyimn,' lie
swoj wlasny poczytywal "a nedz-.
ny i op1akany. Rozzalony to mysla
wzni6sl oczy ku niebu j rzekl CLOS
no, izby, go us}yszec MONA:
"Wszechmocny stworco wszech
rzeczy, zwaz jak wielka miedzy
nina i miedzy Syndbadem jest r6z
MICA! ia codziennie niezliczone pc
nosze truly j nedze, j ledwie mo-
ge wyzywic sic z rodzina moja
grubym jeczmiennym ehlebem,.
podczas gdy szczesliwy syndbad,
obfitemi rozrzutnie Statute boga-
ctwy, pelne rozkoszy prowadzi
ziycie. I coz on uczynn tax dobre-
go, les mru ten szczesliWy los pre-
znaczy1q Cozem ia nieszczesliWy
zawini1, les mic tax srodze poni-
zyl?" Tych domawiajac slow,
.p.oczal bic noga W ziemie, jake
czlowiek ostatnia przycisniony
rozpacza.
W1asnie te okrutne mysli snu1y
mu sic jjeszcze pc gloWie, gdy NJ
rial wychodzacego z palacu slu--
ge, kt6ry przystapiwszy ku MENU MENU.
j wziiawszy go "a reke rzekl:
nP66jdz "a mna,Syndbad, moi pan
chce sic z toba roz1n6wic.
To oswiadczenie mocnlo zadziwvi-.
10 Hindbada a naWetcokolwiek
sic MEM zatrwlozyl PrssypomniaW
ny sootb,iie zie swoich narzekaa.
nliiach5byl nieco nszezypl,liiyws,y!tm1 wynn 10
.sznie sic vice obawiai, azeby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

lynn, kt6rym ciep1o W rece j W
nogi MECH pamietaja, ze zolnierz
polski" p%otrzebuje skarpetek,
sweatr6w i mitynek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Jan, "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, s, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

5Isg.8 T@Is N##F 1900 TM#aEa91g1 N.a#gNIa -. a.ts.E-aa 8.
81 PISuJUU 1oB1E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

Ma razie pan. Lednicki obiecal re
fjeszcze bedzie sic mad sama istota
rzeczy zastanawia}, q nastepnie W
try dni p6zniej onajmi}, re pro-
jekt ME moze bye odwo}anym, DO
jest przez rad podpisany. Pr6bo-
wal jednak p. Lednicki sklonic
mas do -pogodzenia sic q faktem do
konanym, obiecujac, re sk}ad ra-
idy dobierze TAXI, azebysmy byli
zadowoleni.
TIA ostatnia obietnica dopelni-
Ia cary j otworzyla nam oczy.
Dojrzelismy, ze miedzy mani CITE
rema a p. Lednickiiem istnieje ca
Ia przepasc W pojmowaniu godno
Sci narodowej " spraWach polity
cznych polskich. Ola mas bylo
zbyt jasnem, re zadna Rada Pol
ska ME moze bye mianowana
przez kt6ryss rad niepolski, p.
Lednicki zas stawial sprawe ma
gruncie porozumiienia osobistego
co do skladu Rady j chcial mas
sklonic do udzialu W Radzie. Ny
dalszej rozmowy no takim grlln-
Gle ME iprzyjeliamy j Wyszliamy,
wyrazajac " ocsy n. Lednickie--
mn wyraszy sniajjwgyzisssego oburze-..
mia potepienia
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04

At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Short Turn Tractor, held yes
terday after the noon luncheon Of
the Commercial club, the following
officers were elected: 81 r.
President and general manager
John Dahl, Glenwood. --- .... ,
Vice president-S. NJ. Kuhnley,
Minneapolis. ,-...G .s=7 ~ ::~-..>
Secretary. P. Lahr, Bemidji.
Assistant secretary-Donald O..
Wright, Minneapolis.
: Treasurer. Leroy Elwell, Be-
midi -. .~...
The directors of the company are:
John Dahl, Glenwood; F. B. Wright,
Minneapolis; T. A. Lunde, Cotton
wood; John Moberg, J. Leroy Ell
we'll, A. T. Carlson, J. P. Lahr, Be-
midi. - -. p .-a--
The concern is already located in
Bemidji and most of the casting will
be done at the outset by the Bemidji
Iron Works. Adjoining the iron
works will be erected small build
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
Short Turn Tractor Elects;
Many Inquiries Received;
Ready To Begin Operations

ing for the assembling of the trac-
tors. Material and parts necessary
for the building of the tractors will
be loaded today at Minneapolis and
as soon as they arrive work will be-
gin in earnest on assembling and
getting them ready for the trade.
President Dahl, general manager,
will move his family to Bemidji.
:. "We intend to go slow at the out
set," said President Dahl today. eve
are not going to splurge but work
on sound business basis. I be-
lieve we will be obliged to greatly
expand before we are operating very
long. Only today we received a let
ter from the governor Of Indiana,
asking how many we could ship in
the course of the next three weeks.
A member of the state board of con-
troll of Minnesota has also asked
about our ability to supply tractors
for work by the state. That will
give one a good idea Of what we
are confident we have in sight"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
ORDER BANS WHEAT
FROM EATING PLACES

Just whether they are due for an
other bump" or not, the hotel and
restaurant proprietors Of Bemidji
are going to ascertain, and all be-
cause County Food Administrator H.
E. Reynolds received an order to no.
tify the hotels and restaurants to
cease the use of wheat products in
stanter until the first Of September
and carried out the instructions.
The hotel and restaurant men held
meeting last evening and decided
not to purchase any more wheat
products until their present stocks
were exhausted In the meantime,
a meeting Of state hotel and restaur-
ant proprietors is to be held in st.
Paul to take some action.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
FORMER EDITOR OF
BEMIDJI ARRESTED
(By United Press)

st. Paul, April flames Patter-
son, a prominent Minneapolis at
'torney and politician, and Paul Deh-
mel, editor of the St. Paul American,
were both arrested today charged
with violation of the espionage act.
Editors note: Dehnel will be we'll
remembered by Bemidji citizens. He
came to Bemidji few years ago and
started what was known as the Her.
aid, a weekly paper. He was an en-
thusiast for Roosevelt until Teddy
took fling at unpatriotic Germans
and then Dehnel changed his policy
and devoted considerable space to
denouncing the colonel. He left Be-
midi about two years ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
FIRST CARLOAD BRICK
ARRIVES FOR NORMAL

The first carload of brick for the
new Normal school was unloaded
here today and the work Of hauling
to the school site was Immediately
commenced by Tom Smart. The
brick are the hollow tile.
Mr.. Smart has the contract for
the excavating and the hauling and
has several teams now at work on
the excavation for the foundation.
Mr.. Smart said today that the exca-
walton was a large one but that he
expected to have it finished SO that
concrete could be commenced by next
Monday.
Mr.. Smart also has the contract
for the excavation for the new busi-
ness block to be erected by Jack
Dalton at the intersection Of Bel
trami avenue and Third street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04


urged the cooperation and interest
of the citizens in school work. "Be-
.midji has reputation Of seeking
men who do things" said Mr.. Boil
com, "and I realize that there is no
room here for slaekers. ! ! 4 ,s.sts III - e:
yJ J. Opsahl, chairman of the leg
islative committee and a member of
the summer mai: route committee,
reported that, the route would be
established and that arrangements
are. being effected to secure reg
ular daily delivery of groceries
around the lake to summer resorters.
2 Sunday School Campaign.
A. r. Carlson announced that the
campaign for raising funds, to the
amount of $600sf for the Sunday
school convention, which will be
held here in June, would begin this
p. The membership campaign will be
continued through to Friday night
of this week. All committees are
expected to see the prospects given
them before that time. If any ex-
press a desire to come into the club
little later on, they may so state
to the committee, fixing the time,
that arrangements may be made to
remit the dues of the first four
months as was offered during the
campaign.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
Lindbergh0ut
AsRepub|iCan
.. orCovernor
(By United Press)

st. Paul, April 4.-Chdrles A.
Lindbergh of Little Falls, former
congressman from the Sixth dis
trict, today filed his nomination pa
pers as a candidate for governor Of
Minnesota on. the Republican ticket.
He.is the first candidate to file.
~ Lindbergh. has sth e!send dorsement, OF
the Nonpartisan league. -.
Governor J. A.. A. Burnquist, 1t
seems likely, will be the only candi-
date opposing Lindbergh on the re-
publican ticket. He has not thus
far filed, but his friends are conf
dent will do so soon.
The elimination of one Of the as
pirants at the primary will mean that
he will be opposed in the election
by Fred A. Wheaton, chosen by the
democrats as their standard bearer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
BARN YARDSp AIN
into SAYS
.lsENTATIVE
OF HEALTH Il BOARD
State Official Comes to Inspect
Conditions of the Water
Pumped From Mississippi
DECLARES RIVER OPEN
= FOR DEADLY GERMS
Conditions Cause of Mayors
Urging to "Boil the Waters"
Must Be Remedied,

When the Pioneer published its
story Of pumping Water from Lake
Bemidji" into the drinking supply of
the city one day last week, the arti-,
Gle was questioned next day by a
citizen who stated that the water
was not pumped from the lake on
the shores of which is the septic
tank, but from the river, which, it
was asserted, was pure. 49,,
Barn Yard Drain.
The Pioneer. took the statement
in the spirit in which it was given,
but now comes J. A. Childs of the
State Board Of Health, sent for by
Mayor 'Vandersluis to make an in
vestigation Of the purity Of the water
from the river and lakes, and before
the Commercial club yesterday, Mr..
Childs stated that in looking over
the land tributary to where the wa
ter was pumped from the river he
found several barn yard drains into
the river, and some other things not
conducive to water supply suitable
for household and other use.
With reference to the water pump
ed into the mains from the river
above the septic tank, Mr.. Childs
said: .7,yT~.
Open for Contamination.
Surface water of any kind is not
safe for consumption. It Is open for
contamination. In looking over the
ground tributary to where the water
was pumped :, find that several
barn yards drain intosthe river and
that dirt from the bridges across
the river falls into it whenever
driven over.
Must Be Purified.
"The water must be purified for
domestic use. 1t doesn't take much
to cause a spread of disease when
once the impurities get into. the sup
ply. I will, however, be able to give
more detailed report when the wa
ter has been fully analyzed."
Discusses Systems.
Mr.. Childs then discussed the old
American flltering systems and
pointed out where the death and
sick rate had been reduced through
the application of such systems. His
talk was we'll received and enthusi-
astically applauded
1t is this situation in Bemidji that
caused the mayor to warn the people
of the city to boil the water as a pre-
caution against any possible conta-
gion.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
Lenroo||'t Dot Wins v |'|''; /.
In Wisconsin.
= = -, = - [a-..-5 : M.
!. /: .B|:y0v!|e||r ! 6 10000 / || !
(By United Press)

Milwaukee, Wis, April 4.-Prac-
tically complete returns from. every
county in the state on the senator
ial election held Tuesday, gives Len
root 14S,3O2; Davis, 136,162; Ber-
ger, 102,611.
The republican candidate defeated
his opponents by a plurality Of 49,
14O and he received 1851 more
votes than the socialist candidate.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
D OUTLOOK|ROsEA J i |I J !. \ AIE /;
! FOR SHORT TURN
LAIR SECRETARY;
MATERIAL COMING
F. B. Wright Of Minneapolis
& Speaks to Business Men at
Commercial Club lunch.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
URGES COL OPERATION
Organization Holds One 81
Most Interesting Meetings;
Others Speak of Progress. n

S The weekly MONDAY luncheon and
meeting of the Commercial club yes
terday afternoon, was unusually in
teresting, for aside from the talk by
q. Al Childs, representative Of the
state board of health, on the sub
ject. Of water, others had something
of value in the way OF suggestions
and INFORMED ion.
3A feature OF. the talks was that of
u B. Wright Of Minneapolis, one
OF the hackers of the Short Turn
Tractor. which has located IN Be-
midi, during which he said:
Is An 0ptimist. aE E
IL firmly believe that this COM
pany will mean to Bemidji what the
Ford Motor company means to its
locality, If Bemidii will boost and
support this new new institution.
We know the Short Turn Tractor Is
in great demand and 1--we know we
have the best tractor in the world
roday.''s.s.5 WI ys. 1s.:s
President w. 2. Robinson called
upon w. F. Wolf, formerly assistant
secretary of the Rome, N. Y, Cham
Der of Commerce, who biefly out
lined the work Of commercial clubs
in general and dwelt upon the serv-
ice q club can be to the community.
Mr.. Wolf lives in Grand Forks and
has been regular summer visitor
In Benidji. = I. s51s 81
55sss Bolcom Introdu
Superint ntendent, W.; G.. BolcomA OF
the schools, was next introduced. He
made a splendid impression and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
BROTHERS LEAVE WITH SQUAD
FOR THE TRAINING CAMPS

Late additions to the squad Of 25
that left for Duluth early this week,
for assignment to military camps
were two brothers, Charles and
Frank Dickey of the Fifth ward.
One desired to enlist and induced
his brother to accompany him.
The young men were employed by
the Crookston company and their en-
listment adds two more stars to the
service flag of the company, which
already holds large number.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-04
BONDS lARDED|
SCHUMAKER;
POINT R lAI.sED' |: J. 10 | J
STATE AT TTORNEY
Price of Money Cause Of Lack
Of Bidding; Five Per Cent .
Too Low for Investors. Il:
EVERY BIDDER DEMANDS
DISCOUNT ON FIGURES.
/ City Losing Hundreds of Dol
lars By Wretched Conditions
In Checking Water.

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