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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-05

si} Navy Derewlan, Polan i do
piero dostawszy sic pod panowa-
ME normandzkich zaborc6w Ru-
SO : Wegr6w, cd. mich przyja} ma
1--WE Rus6w stad Rusin6w.
Zaborcy Rusowie wprowadzili
ksiazat W dynastyi Ruryka, kt6--
rych wojownicy jake szlachta i
urzednicy rozsiedliwszy sic po--
,sr6d zawojowanej ludnosci dali
ipoczatek stanowi najwyzszemu
|magnat6w : bojar6w. Stolica pan
silva byf Kij6w mad Dnieprem,
kt6ry, dzieki handlowi przewozo
wcmu miedzy Grecya a Skandy-
nawia, r6sf W bogactwa i pre-
,pych.
Ksiaze Wfodzimierz Wiclki o.
chrz eli Rus, przyjawszy Ware z
!Konstantynopola Z liturgia s}o--
wianska, dzieki czcmu swiatlo
! Chrystusowe szybko .rozpedzi}o
ciemnote i zabobon poganski. Bill
zkic sasiedztwo Il Polska wpfyne-
10 ma ciaglc stosunki obu narod6w
kt6rc zaleznic cd polityki ksiazat
zawiera}y przymierza lub toczy--
]y krwawe Walk. Poraz picrwszy
dowiadujemy sic o stosunkach pol
, sko : ruskich Z kroniki Nestora,
najstarszego zr6dla history rus
lkiej, kt0ry pisze O zwyciestwach
i Wfodzimicrza Ia Lachach i ode
braniu i'm Grod0w Czcrwinskich,
dzisiejszcj Galicyi wschodniej. Z
czascm panstwo ruskic rozpad}o
sic Ia szcreg malych i k~siestcwek
zwalczajacych ME nawzajem. Z
zamicszck wewnetrznych wyply--
wajacych re wschodu Chazarom.
Polowcom, Tatarom CT ostatni,p o
nawiajac swc napady, wp}yneli
ia to, lie ksiazeta ruscy szukali-o-
parcia w Polsce, Wegrzech i Lit
vie.
| Skutkicm tez napad0w tatars--
kichRus podziclifa sic la dwie gfo
VINE czesci, p6}nocna pod panowa-
MEM ksiazat z miasta Suzdala i
Moskwy, zawojowana przez cha
now tatarskich i druga zachodnia
Rus, kt6ra pc wielu kolejach pre-
szla pod panowanie Litwy i Pol
ski, a podczas uni litcwsko : pol
skiej 1885 T.. weszly w sk}ad RE
czypospolitej Polskiej.
Rusini, wyznawcy koscio1a
wschodniego znalezli w Polsce to-
lerancye i poszanowanie swego
wyznania jezyka, a szlachta pol
ska przyje}a do herb6w szlachte
ruska przyznajac jej te same PREY
wileje wp}ywy, jake sama posia
da1a.
Og6lna nazwa Rusi objete byly
Rus czerwona, dzisiejsza Galicya
wschodnia, Wolyn Poodle, Ukrai-
IA, Rus bia1a i Rus Czarna i tie
pozostaly PREY Polsce al do po--
dzial6w Rzeczypospolitej.
Geese Rusin6w przyjefa unie Il
Rzymem, reSzta ZachoWa}a swe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-05

haz poeZeGy .rucn separastycz--
ny ruski rozwijal sic i umacnial,
zyskiwal ma znaczeniu, znachodzif
coraz wiecej, poparcia W szkolach
Il urzedach, przechodzi1 W lud i
stawa1 sic ME do powstrzymania.
Korzystajac z wzglednej swo--
body W Galicyi austryackiej j sla
bego stanowiska Polak6w, ME ma
jacych wcale poparcia rzadu =
ruch ukrainski opanowa1 Gala
w%schodnia Galicye - powell od--
dzia}ujac take ma wlasciwa u
kraine W Rosyi.
! w Rosyi ME sz1o jednak tax
1atwo. Szlachta byla polska. dwo
ny .polskie, urzednik moskiewski,
lukrainskm czyli ruskim pozostaf
|tylko chop.
Mogloby sic wydawac niejedne
mu re zycie n%arodowe, swiado-
1mosc odrebnosci ME istnia1a.
..Dopiero w roku 1905, roku wio
shy, kt6ra zdawa}a sic kruszyc
,,lody carskiej niewoli. Ukraina wy
Isfa1a 40 osf6w Malorusin6w, kt6-
'rzy zaznaczyli, &c nar6d ukrains-
Xxi zyje i praw swoich do odreb--
nosci i wolnosci ME wyrzeka. sic.
Podobnie w roku 1912 PREY OBJ
|chodzie urodzin najwiekszego po-
ETY., ukrainskiego Tarasa Sew
|czenki, mlodziez ukrainska, pomi
mo zakazu rosyjskiego, ujawni}a
,swa zywotnosc wspanialemi mani
festacyami.
Wybuch1a wo:jna. Ma Ukraine
martwota. Zdrowi i SLIM poszli W
szeregi rosyjskic, by walczyc "a
cara. w Galicyi poczeto tworzyc
legiony ukrainskic podsuwajac
Austryakom plan zajecia Ukrai--
ny i utworzenia wolnego panstwa,
do tego obiecywano, re ia wypa--
dek wkroczenia wojsk austryac--
kich, ludnosc ukraihska zapali re
wolucye. Plany spe}z}y ma niczem
|ludnosc Galicyi wschodniej poma-
gala Rosyanom, kt6rzy przyszli O.
swobodzic ja 4 jarzma habsburs-
kiego - niosac zlote kajdany car
.skie, Wiclka Swieta Rosya zwali}a
sic kolosem calym na wrog6w, d
sprzymierzency jej ME zauwazyli
nawet lie szpar, kawalkow i od--
]amk0w razem podrutoWanych
wchodziE w ten kolos.
Kiedy jednak ,nar6d rosyjski od
lzucif car0w, da} wolnoSc Wszy--
narodom maggie pokazalo sic
Il ilu to czesci skladala sic Rosya
carska - i re najwieksza jej exc
scia opr6cz Kr6lestwa polskiego,
:Litwy i Kurlandyi, byla Rus z u
kraina, Il narodcm 0 odrebnym
charakterzc, jezyku i history,
kt6ry dzieki rewolucyi, og}asza
dis swe odzycic niepodleg}osc.
Nazwa dawnych> ziem nadDnic
prem, Ukraina obejmuje i innc
ziemic ruskie, a ludnosc pc tysia-
GU lat zmieni}a NAIVE Rusin6w
ma Ukrainc6w.
Polacy, kt6rzy lyle krwi pre-
lali w walce i wolnosc swoja i dru
gich, kt6rzy re szczera radoScia
vital kazda wolnosc zdobywana
przez nar6d uciskany, dis ciesza
sic r6wniez, chloe niejednemu liza
zakreci sic W oku, gdy pomysli,
lie lyle przecierpielismy, lyle O.
fiar dali, lyle mielismy zas}ug
przez cudzoziemc6w nam przyzna
a jcdnak dotychczas ME
NANNY niepodleglosci, G gorsza,iz
bezczelny Prusak smie twierdzic,
zesmy do wolnosci i swobody ME
GOrOSli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-05
PQ I d 5 ( 1 A A ii. U / / / R Al IA

CZeSc zlem daWneJ RZcczypOs-
politej polskiej rozciagajacych
sic po obu brzegach Dniepru re
stolica Kijowem powszechnie
przcz Polak6w Russia nazywanaa,
otrzymala W ostatnich dniach vol
nose i niepodleglosc jake t. wv.
Rzeczpospolita Ukrainska.
Rzeczpospolita Ukrainska costa
Ia uznana przez pahstwa zachod-
ME a takzc mocarstwa centralne.
Austro- Niemcy wykorzystujac
stara metode Rzymian "dziel i
panuj' Z pospiechcm chwycily
sic uk}ad6w Z Rada Ukrainska w
nadziei, re uda i'm sic odciagnac
ia cd zWiazku Il Rosya.
Austrya, kt6ra dlugi czas Wa
hala sic, ely uziiac nicpodlegloSc
Ukrainy, uczynila wrcszcic ten
krok pod naporcm Niemiec, po--
s~wiecajac swojc obawy, czy pan--
stwo nowc ME upomni sic przy-
padkowo o Galicye, w%schodniaa.
kt6rej ludnoSc t. j. inteligencya
gl6wnie ksieza najwiecej przy--
czynili sic do rozbudzcnia naro-
dowego ruchu ukrainskicgo.
Plany Niemc6w Austryak6w
zawarcia pokoju z Ukraina, j wy
targowania odpowiednicj iloSci
zboza, potrzebncgo ia wyzywic-
ME z%g}odnia1ej ludnosci, 'zdaja
sic rozwiewac. w tych BOWEN
dniach swiezo powstaly Soviet
bolszewik6w ukrainskich odm6--
viii ,Radzic prawa do przemawia-
MIA W imieniu narodu, sobie przy-
-pisujac tylko pelnomoenictwo kic
rowania krajcm, jak i zawicrania
pokoju W mysl wskazowek otrzy-
manych z Piotrogrodu.
Trudno dis j~eszcze movie, ia
XII obr6t vienna uk}ady miedzy
wolna Ukraina a panstwami cen
-tralnemi, ME zaszkodzi jednak O.
powiedziec pc kr6tce, kim jest
ten nar6d, kt6ry pozornie tax lat
wo potrafil uzyskac niepodleg-
lose i wolnosc.
Chcac zaznajomic Rodak6w z
nowo powsta1ym panstwem, kt6-
re jest czescia dawnej Polski, a
w p~rzyszfosci najblizszym s~asia--
dem ia wschodzie podamy W kr6t
kosci HISTORIC Rusi, kt6rej znow
czescia by1y ziemie nazywane w
Polsce Ukraina.
Mad Dnieprem micszka1 nar6d
s}owianski, jeden z najblizszych
Polakom, kt6ry wedle n%iekt6rych
historyk6w miaf bye potomkiem
Polan z mad Warty.
Ustr6j tego narodu byl podob-
ME jak wszystkich sfowian o.
party ia wladzy ojc6w,> starszych
pefniacych zarazem godnoSc ka--
plan6w, ksiazat i wodz6w. Roz--
padajac sic ma licznc szczepy, no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-05

silva katOllcKlegO, gfOWnle Jezul-
tow, czesto nietolerancyjnych
zmienic sic ME udalo.
Me wszystkie ziemie ruskie by
1y :jednako zaludnione. TAX n. p.
Ukraina, Poodle, narazone na cia-
gle napory tatarskie, wyludnialy
sic coraz bardziej a Polska ME pc
siadajaca stalego wojska, ME mo-
g1a W czas przygotowa6 obrony
granic. Szerokie stepy ukrainskie
kt6redy przechodzi}y liczne szla--
XII tatarskie, leza.}y odlogiem, RIA
dixie wsie tylko osobne zagrody,
zwane futorami, byly swiadkiem
ciaglych walk i potyczek tatars--:
ko polskich.
~ czasem stepy zaczely sic "a
ludniac. Kr6lowie polscy nadawa
Ii Gale obszary ziemi nieuprawnej
magnatom polskim i ruskim, CT
zas zasiedlali je kolonistami spro-
wadzonymi z Polski j Rusi.
Opr6cz tych kolonist6w poja-..
viii sic jeszcze typ ludzi wolnych,
zadnej wladzy nieuznajacych, a
byli to zbiegowie z Polski, Rust,
Wegier i Wo}oszy, TAX zwani Ko-
zacy, zyjacy z lup6w wydziera--
|nych Tatarom, q bogactw zrabo--
wanych ma miastach tureckich ma
wybrzezach mora Czarnego. TIE
~ostatnie napady sprowadza}y VIE
lie n~ieszczesc ma Polske mianowi--
Gle zemste Turk6w.
By tym fantazyom kozackim
zaradzic, Rad polski ~przystapi}
do ich organizowania, zachowu--
Ijac ich ustr6j wojskowy przcz
mich samych wprowadzony, a
|Polska chcia}a wykorzystac Ko-
zak6w do obrony swoich granic.
Kicdy jednak Kozacy ME dawali
sic ujac W zadnc karby i napa--
dow ME zaprzestawali,poczeto ich
|sila chwytac i pisac w REGISTRY;
|innych zaS przemieniono W chic
|p6w kazac i'm uprawiac ziemie.
re i podobnc %starania re stro--
my Polski do czcgo p~rzylaczylo
Isle duchoWicnstWO katolickic, pra
grac sila przyciagnac ludnosc
tamtejsza Ia unie, ucisk ze stro-
my dzicrzawc0w rzadc0w magma
|ckich, domagajacych sic posing
coraz w~iekszych, wyzysk i rozpi-
jamie chfop6w przcz zydow-aren-
dairy a do tego agitacya ducho-
iwichstWa wsclodnicgo, pobudza--
Ina przcz Moskali - wszystkie tc
czynniki razem Wywola}y strasz-
na nicchec przeciwko radon pol
Iskim.
Nicchec ia wykazana przcz Edo
llnego i bardzo ambitncgo Bohda-
ma Chmielnickiego przcmicnila
Isle w otwarta wojne, poczatkowo
prZeciwko magnatom w koncu
lprzeciwko samej Polsce.
Wojna ia ME miala jcdnak PREY
czyn politycznych by}a raczcj pro
testem przcciwko uroszczcniom
magnatow i nicWoli szlacheckiej.
Dopiero pc wielu powodzcniach i
zwyciestwach, wytargowano VIE
lie swob6d i przywilej6w ola sic
bic i Kozak6w, Chmiclnicki pony.
Slab o z%afozeniu osobnego panst--
wa Ukrainskiego.
Me ufajac Polscc, zwiedziony
obiecankami ksiazat moskiews-
kich poddal sic Chmielnicki Mo-
skwie Z Gala Ukraina Zadnieprzan
ska bez Kijowa. Ukraina pc pra--
wcj stronie Dniepru zosta1a PREY
Polsce, nieraz usilujac p%rzyciag--
nae i druga GEESE ia strone Pol
ski.
Dopiero podzia}y oddzieli1y u
kraine na zawszc, ME z%acierajac
jednak jej charakteru polskiego.
Pomimo przesladowal moskiew-
skich zycie polskie IA Ukraine
kwitlo a szlachta dawna polska,
wlascicielka rozlicznych wsi, bu--
dowa}a szkoly i zaklady wycho--
wawcze, z kt6rych korzysta1a milo
dziez ruska. T.
Ia czas6w panowania cara A.
lcksandra T., kiedy tenze obiecy--
wal Polakom odbudowanie ich
panstwa, zycie polskie ma. Ukrai-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
FEATURE AT REX

"Shirley Kaye with Clara Kim
ball Young in the title role, which
will be shown at the Rex theater to-
night and tomorrow, is a tense story
of American life, relieved by several
high class comedy scenes and thread
ed with a genuine love interest that
appeals to all. Edgerton Kaye, her.
editary president of the great Union
Central R. r., is about to lose con-
troll before the combined forces of
the rough but lion hearted Western
fnancier, T. j. Magen (ably por-
trayed by George Fawcett) and his
young associate, John Rowson (play-
ed by Corliss Giles, Miss Young's new
leading MANI. How Shirley rises
from the mere pleasure-speaking life
of the Long Island set, absorbs finan-
cial knowledge, Utilities "T. Us" love
for his young daughter. Daisy, whose
heart is set on entering society"
where Shirley reigns supreme, and
finally puts Daisy in the swim-how
she wins her way into the kindly af-
fections of the Western magnate, and
gains the love of Rowson-all these
developments give Miss Young re-
markable opportunity for the display
of tense emotion, mingled with polite
comedy touches and absorbing love
passages.
This is one of the Select Pictures,
Clara Kimball Young's own COM
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
S=OCIE]:,. =. | Y
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Leojean French, daughter Of Mr.:
and Mrs. E.. N. French, celebrated
her first birth anniversary yesterday
and in honor of the occasion several
ladies planned surprise. They came
and passed the afternoon at the
: French home, several accompanied by
their little daughters. The self-in-
/ vited guests were Mrs. George T. Ba-
ker and daughter, Rose Marie; Mrs.
J. w. Diedrich and daughter, Kath-
crime; Mrs. Philip Gill and daugh-
ter, Lea Louise; Mrs. George Kreatz,
Mrs. Walter F. Marcum, Mrs. A. B..
Palmer and Mrs. P. J. Russell and
daughter, Katherine. Lunch was
served by the guests.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There Ia
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube When this tube IL
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when 1t 70 entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is
an infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
;ularS free. All druggists. 75c.
F. J. CHENEY G. CO.. Toledo. O.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
WE MUST OPERATE AT
ONCE"

Appendicitis has clutchcd another
victim. Clogged intestines generate
the poisons of this dreaded disease.
How often this might have been
avoided by the use of "Hollistcr's
Rocky Mountain Tea" This wonder
full herb laxative penetrates and
cleanses the lower bowels, removing
irritation and poisons. Thousands
of women are today enjoying health
thru the virtues of this excellent
medicine. Trifing cost, harmless in
action. Get a package today.
Bankers Drug Store, City Drug
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
THE ROSARY" TONIGHT

1.-THE Rosary" is a story Of mod
ern life, strong and gripping. A
newly married couple strive to go
Through life living up to the teach
ings of humanity, when the path is
crossed by modern Judas, who can
afford to play the game. A surpris-
ing finish comes like breath of June
roses, and the story ends bringing
close to the hearts of the audience
great old play-forever new. 1t is
the Grand theater tonight, in four
acts. Not a moving picture.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
Personals and
IT,. aa sNewsy Notes

Mrs. Quincy Brooks is ill at her
home on Lake Boulevard, having at
attack of grip.
$4,000 to loan on Farms. Dean
Land Co. d71tf
DR.. A.aV. Garlock will return to-
morrow morning from Minneapolis
where he spent today on business.
Barney Gibney and A. Anderson
of the town of Eckles were among
the business visitors yesterday.
Germans: Four of your photos to
meet government registration rules,
only CSC. Rich studio, 20 Tenth St.
Adv.-12tf
Captain Doughty of Eagle Bend is
the guest of Bemidji friends this
week.
Miss Louise Lemierex returned to
Bemidji yesterday from Laporte,
where she had been the guest Of her
parents during the weekend.
Alex Shavitch, of Shavitch Bros.
company, is in Chicago where he will
spend ten days or two weeks in the
interest of his clothing store.
One of these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken. 14tf
Mrs. ]. w. Callopy of the town of
Northern drove to Bemidji yester-
day and transacted business.
A. p. Blom of the town of Liberty
was among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
DR.. G.. M. Palmer will return to
the city Thursday from Minneapolis
where he is spending a few days on
business.
Mrs. C. w. Sears left this morn
ing for her home at Bemidji, after
having spent Thursday here as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Morlan.-Crookston Times.
A. Anderson and family of the
town of Northern were in Bemidji
Yesterday, enroute to Milwaukee,
where they will make their home.
J. C. Ingersoll and daughter,
Alta, of Eckles were in Bemidji yes
terday. They recently lost all their
clothing and household goods when
the Bowers home, in which they were
living, burned.
Miss Alice Bowling returned to
her home in Mission, Mimi, today,
after spending week visiting her
brothers, H. A. and George Bridge
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brldgeman left
this morning for Hot Springs, Ark,
where they will spend month. They
will then visit relatives in New Or
leans, St. Louis, Mo-, and Spring.
field, Ill.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
REDCR0SS notes
$31 80 From Liberty.

$31 80 From Liberty.
The Liberty Farmers club mailed
a check to the Red Cross treasurer
for $3.50 which was made at a
basket social at the Pony Lake
school house Saturday evening. Dr.
J. L. Coy, president Of the club, said
that sc were present and that the
social was a great success. Henry
Funkley delivered splendid address
and the school children of the south
half of Liberty township gave pro-
gram.
This shows a splendid spirit, and
we give three cheers to the Liberty
Farmers club.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
Knitters. Attention!

There will he a shipment of knit
ted garments on January 81. The
chairman of the knitting committee
stated today that the shipment will
positively be made on that date and
all garments to be included must be
in by Saturday, January 10.
Will the people in the auxiliary
chapters and branches of this chap
ter please send their knitted gar
ments direct to the Bemidji library,
in care of the Red Cross work rooms.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
THEATERS
AT THE ELKO

George Beban, noted Italian imper-
senator, VINO has recently been seen
in "The Marcellini Millions" "A
of Canyon Camp" is to again he
seen at the Elko theater tonight in
Lost in Transit" his newest Para
mount picture in which as usual, he
plays the part of an Italian. Mr.
Beban has done much for the uplift
of the screen in his popular, clean
cut dramatization of little romances
of real life.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
al FOR. FAMILY

At a basket social held at the Bow
ers school Saturday evening, Sal was
cleared, which will be given to the
j. G. Ingersoll family. They lost
all their household goods and cloth
ing in a fire recently, when the II.
E. Bowers home, in which they lived,
burned to the ground, caused by Il
lamp exploding.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
At GRAND TOnGE

W. P. Dyer, superintendent Of The
Bemidji schools, is in St. Paul at =
tending the Masonic grand lodge.
The school of instruction was held
yesterday and today and the meet
ing of the grand lodge will be held
tomorrow. Mr.. Dyer is worshipful
master of the Bemidji lodge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
REPAIRS ARE BEING MADE
TO FIRE DAMAGED BLOCK

Repairs are being made to the fire
damaged block, northwest corner
Beltrami avenue and Fourth street.
The upper halls and the office of
Judge Simons sustained the most
damage, the ceiling and rafters be-
ing badly burned and scorched. Wa
ter also did considerable damage.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-15
Wednesday-Elk0.

An unusual interest is attached to
the first photodrama featuring Will
liam S. Hart as an Ince-Artcraft
star, which will be seen at the Elko
theater on Wednesday and Thursday
for this story, 1.-THE Narrow TRAIL"
was written by the famous interpret
ter of the Wild West himself, who
built it around a series of narratives
told him by friend of the early
pioneer days.
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NOTICE.

Want to let hauling Of 200 cords
pulpwood to haul 61A miles from
Hines. Will pay $3.50 per cord, barn
room and boarding house furnished
free. Can furnish hay at $4,000 per
ton. Chas. S. Carter, 623 Miss. Ave.
Phone 800. 3-117
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WEEKLY COMMERCIAL CLUB
LUNCHEON TOMORROW NOON

The regular weekly luncheon Of
the Commercial club will be held to-
morrow noon. There will also be
the regular business session of the
club and all members should be pres
ent.
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WILL ENTERTAIN AID

Mesdames E. R. Evans, A. T. Carl
son, L. B. Grandy and Ray Dennis
will entertain the Ladies Aid society
of the Methodist church at the home
of Mrs. Evans tomorrow afternoon at
1880 O'Clock. A cordial invitation
is extended.
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REBEKAHs TO INSTALL

The Star of the West Rebekah
lodge will hold it's installation to-
morrow evening in the Odd Fellows
hall commencing at 1880 o'clock.
They will also have an Initiative
class of candidates. Lunch will be
served
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Guild to Knit.

The Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at the Red Cross headquar-
ters in the public library building to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to
sew and knit for the Red Cross. All
ladies of the church and Guild are
cordially invited
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l4lAG2uE# n - u'4..
/: Coming Events

Today-Telephone the Pioneer Of
fee, 922, about that news item you
have in mind. Your guests and
friends will appreciate the courtesy
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RED LAKE LOGGING IS
NOW ON IN FULL SWING

John Moberg was down from Red
Lake yesterday where he has the
contract for logging the timber of
the Backus- Brooks company. He
states that operations are in full
blast and that about $50 men are
at work.
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WILL ENTERTAIN AID
The Ladies Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
at the home of Mrs. E. J. Glover, S18
Irvine avenue, Thursday afternoon.
All are welcome.
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HOSTESS TO KNITTERS
Mrs. S. L. Sellers entertained the
B. G. Knitting club last evening at
her home There were six members
present. Lunch was served. Mrs.
Morris will entertain the club next
Monday.
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# Gladys Peet has returned to her
home in Puposky, after undergoing
an operation here to have her tonsils
removed. IT,. ~ ~ g. Il
Miss Belle Henry is a new pupil
in the Bemidji Business college and
will take the full commercial course
She commenced her studies yester-
day morning.
AL. J. Hole, Cass Lake, who will
install the officers of the Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors tonight, will
arrive this evening and be the guest
of the lodges
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conklin and
baby have returned to their home in
Puposky from Lincoln, Neb., where
they passed some time with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bruggeman and
two children returned this morning
from Minneapolis where they have
been since Friday. They have apart
ments in the Kaplan block.
Dr. Mattock of Crookston was in
the city today, enroute to Lake Julia
sanatorium. Dr. Mattock has charge
of the Lake Julia, Crookston and
Thief River Falls sanatoriums.
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SPIRITUALISTS ENTERTAIN
A social gathering was held at
the Spiritualist church last evening.
Supper was served.
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pany, directed by Joseph Kaufman,
and is from the play Of the same
name.
"The Mystic Hunchback Powder"
good comedy, will also be an added
feature for the children.
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Has Fine Glass.

Mrs. G. R. Sanborn has twelve
members in her surgical dressing
class which meets Tuesdays and Fri
days at the court house.
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The Baby Grands.
On next Thursday will appear at
the Rex, Jane and Katherine Lee,
known as "the baby grands," pre-
scented by William Fox, in "The
Trouble makers" This is a spark
ling comedy drama, and a remark
able laugh-producing success.