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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

3 Weolemmer, 2 YreIter, iom 5or-
mano og Sefret9r, og Ell 29gmano,
Iom &osierer. &omiteen fan fun
nolaane al 9dsiens Mioler, naor
&~reosformanoen | bpis 2reos 9oo-
net snifes, bilIiger Oct.
SfitIoe Der blibe WeningsforIfel
mellem aomiteen og &reosformaii-
ben aneaaenoe 0sopenoigbeoen Of
ct 2aan, fan Der appelleres til Gam.
funoets 5ormanos afgsrelie.
a. Snotegterne til aasien ino-
fommer beo 9iorae, 2egater og Ge-
itamenter. 0esiioen foreilaar Sam-
fnnoet, at Der / boer Menisbeo in
oenfor Somfunoet optages ct aar-
ligt Offer; oe at alle 9iorag, Der
Does til airfebDgninger for trengen-
De Weniebeoer, poes iaaleoes, al
De tilbsrer nGburcb @rteniion".
5remoeles, at ale offentlige I'm.
mooninger / 8looene ON Sielp til
at bDgge airfe, fun fer gennem
aomiteen for Gburcb grteniion.
5. &omiteen itolaaner at Seas
iens Wioler til tr9ngenoe We.
nig6eoer Tom Heeel moo 9ant |
fait eienoomt ellers oberlaoes Oro-
ningen of De enfelte 2aon efter SEQ
miteens Sfen. Benge lolaanes moo
" Brocent for 5 Iar. Otter Den
Sio bprer 2oonet 8 Broceit 9erte,
nnotagen | birfeligt Wsosfolo, |
bpilfet Silf9loe aomiteen er be-
mDnoiget til belt eller oelspis at
fornpe Soonet. uogifterne forbuno-
ne meo De enfelte 2aon betoles al
Dem, til boem 2aanet uoiteoeS.
@n6re uoeifter uoreoes Of 5onoet
ielb.
6. aomiteen fan ogiaa Of Seas.
lens 0tioler eller iom @abe, fire
Jig @ienoom til 9irfegruno, bbor
Der er uofigt til Menigbeosoannel.
ie. 9isie @ienoomme tilIfs6es Ga
Church erteniion", ON bette lob.
li9t fan tie, ellers til Den f~oreneoe
&irfe. Sar aomiteen bette 8unft
/ Ganfe, fan 9peeegrpno ofte fires
gratis. og meget ipares.
7. 9omiteen ofgiber boert gar
Snoberetnine og 9egnifab til 9(arS.
meoet. Reanifabet r%ebioeres af to
&eDiiorer, boiiooenoe | aasiererens
R9rbeo.
8. I'll &omite- Meolemmer bel.
geS iaaoiot muliet 5olf, Tom Dor
| boeranores Rerbeo, iaa De let og
burtigt fan forbonole ON De fore.
liggenoe Eager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
Ill.
Noale Observation-Disclosures ON
Gbnreb> Grteniion.

8i lenerr | Ell Gio, GA Der titles
Itore 9rob til bort amerifanife
Soils Offeroilliebeo og Bengepung
2ibertp 9oan, 8ar Saping Stamps,
2brift Clamps, Sormues Sfat, De
bsie 8riier paa 2ennetsmioler o.
I. b. men bi maa life glemme,
at bette for en- Del peies op meo
bei a~rbeioslsn og beie Briler for
5armprooufter.
Sgiou til oS G~irfefolf titles oer
Itsrre arob. ltogiften meo bort ar.
beioe blonot Solooterne, forbSieoe
Brpitel6nnineer foruoen at bore De
a~lminoelige 9proer meo bore Gam.
funosopgaoer. gr oct iaa life for.
meget at freeze Oprettleie al
nGburcb @rteniion"2
@ei, Church @rtention er life en-
@proe mere, men er en- Oroning,
6norpe0 aoget al oct, JONI allereoe
poes, oe bill blipe poet, fommer til
at itrGtfe iig oi0ere, emo bet alle'
reoe gGr.
@eo andre Oro, / Steoet for al
'febe for Dollars 9ero of 2umber,
ar6eioe olp. nleo ben Dollar, Der
gibes til en- nD 9irfe, at febe for
p, 8, A % Here Dollars gero.
@burcb @rteniion er altiaa life en-
Soregelie af &rapene, men en- 5or'
minoifelie oeraf. 0d er fun en-
anoen Oronine al en- goelie, Jon
allereoe er tiliteoe.
geu, naar ell file Wenig6eo, pao
ell ltsrre Arbeiosmarf, trenger til
en- airfe, ubiteoer ben ielo ct Op'
raob ON Sielp, itsttet al areos'
og Samfunosformano, uoienoer in
9rpIt fpr at inoiamle. Sielpen
faar Den gerne. Men De @aoer, ION
gipes til iaaoon Ell airfe, Dliper
Der 90 fonmer life tilbage.
ltoen Tbipl bill Iaaoanne Weitig'
beoer, iom bliper billpet, | i'm Tio,
bore meo til at biplpe andre, mer
oct bill tage lang Sio.
Saar bi Gburcb erteniion Far
man paa Steoer, bbor Der trGnges
til Si9lp, benpenbe fig TIL aomi
teen. Gen fan oo unberibee Sorbol
6ene oe uoIteoe ct Opraab, og og'
ioa anmobe Menigbeoen, ON a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
3isnOe : al bpao?
apre 3eoafterl

apre Reoafterl
Raor 9egfolf fommer iammen
og taller ONT forifellige Eing, fan
oct lommetioer benoe, at Der bliber
ltoberenSltemmelie imellem os, uoen
of ni er / Stano til at iige, bnem
Der bor Den rette Mening, og iaa
mac man 10 IN til 4utoriteterne.
Soaoan elf oct o8 Der, Ell lille Slot
bar iomlet bag, og Spprgsmad-
let bar = 3ienoe. Get beo oi, at
Gienoe betpoer t/10 nf noget =
men al bbilfet9 50, Der fon noper-
ensitemlelien. 3ienOe bar 10 / CANT
le Gage, bnao Ser bleb 6etalt til
ben f~otolife 9irfe, og oa airfen /
Oanmarf bleo Stotsfirfe, blep Ei-
enoen til Ell Sfot, iom betoles al
ale, ogioa / bore 9age, men oct
er 10 lanet fra t/t0. Ser / Il. 9.
6etaler bi 10 ingen airfeifat, oa
alt er ~fripillIigt men pi iom Srilt.
ne ber 6ptale 8ienoe, gsr bi oet2 90
for at pioe, at ni g6r bet, boao ifol
ri gipe Tienoe af2
Sfol ni gine al bort Operlfito;
at belle Dor Snotegt, eler froord9e
Sc pirfeligc ~npopenoige Tighter?
@n bar en- flor 5amilie, Ell anoen
en- file Samilie blot, 90 iao trent
oeles, og I. @fs. 6armeren, lom /
Neqlen life ferer meget RegnltnbE
Gor os lao oct no, iom ON Der ne
qen Megel funoe iGttes og bog, Der
moa piIt bore noget | ben Netntrig-
9nnoe pi life I 9aniferen faa en-
fort 5orfloring. eller 9einarelle,
(mooIfe andre piloe brpoe zig ON
at Ipfe oet), ioo hi fiinbe le, boem
Der fom npr BET rette Soar.
Ser blep oeiaa laet, at hi ltiiloe
oipe, Ioa bet funoe feles gsre
onot | Bungen, men leg tror,
Der er mango, Der eiber minore emo
.Tienbe, og COG fan BET feles | Ritit'
gen.
Sea peo life, ON pi M bar ldgt
.Sagen frem, ino bort Spergsmadl
fan blipe beiboret, men pi bill MI
Ie efter I 9anfferen alligenel, og
meo DC bebite 9nifer for oct rpe
Nor til bclc Tc6nftionen fra 9eres
aorreiponoent.
0enne Snoienoelie bar bentet
u%foriparlig lenee poa Optogelie.
|0els bapoe ben 10 life @pbeosinter'
este, iaa Den tabte peo at pente en-
|9io, og ierlig bar pi fbiet os oeo
at tage fat paa oct panitellge
|Spergsmaal.
DOG - Der f~orelieeer ct Spsr9s'
moaI, Tom nof er berb at orsfte
| ct gloo iom 9anfferen. 8i bill oa
forigge ct %forelsbiat Spor; iao tan
andre, iom bar Chit BERTH, notale
fig oerom.
Ser 5psrges life, ON &riitne ell
Ter airfemeolemmer bsr gipe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

BET | Gen. Spnooen bar oeret at
lifre Jig 9pggeplaoier til airfer,
bpor Der bar Wuligbeo for at faa
en- lutberif Wenigbeo en- Gang.
do oct bar ben facet. s oens
AarSberetning for 1893 beooer Oct,
at SDn. bar 2 Sierne @runoe |
Toogepole, Cheyenne Co., Rebr.,E
ioinme go. Iom Dor 9p gotter Der.
5 Dir famine 60, ca. ii Mil fra
Os Der, oengong 'en lille Station
paa ct Yar Suie, M Ell tribelig
lille gp = 8 gpggegrunoe o. |. b.
S Gimbal, ogiao Ell al nore 0abo.
bper, 2 @runoe.
Gen. Spnooens oaberenoe 8e.
tern Secretary, Brof. S. q. Gen.
ter meooeler / famine 4arsberet.
ming bl. a. ON tit Arbeioe / De
forle6ne to aar ft892-93), at ban
/ D%annebrog, 0ebr., fit 1 @runo
til ca. $1,000 og ianimen meo en-
Bait. anoreaien fit paabegpnot en-
airfebDgning. s CORDOBA, Rebr.,
eli grlino til $500 og biit 9enge til
Ell Girfe. s Yotter, Nebr., 2 @rrn-
De til ca. $1,000, begpnote Sub
ifription til &irfebpgning. $ Den-
Der 2 @rlnoe til ca. $4,000, bialp
til at iptte Girfearbeioet | Gang
Og betale @9lo. Sor @oroons 8eo.
fommenOe meooeles, at arbeioet er
mellem 0anife. 5or 9enoers og
andre Steoer mellem Sfanoinaber.
Set er ierligt Der / 8eiten, / aan-
ios, Rebraifa og Colorado, at De
onltalte gpggegritnoe er iifreoe.
Den norife Spnooe begpnote meo
fin Church Grtenlion 1892; oen bar
39 aar gammeI, fsr oen fit Zine.
ne op for oenne Gags 9etponing.
Gen begpnote ogioa meo at forie.
&c at oprette ct Son6. Oct beleb
fla / 1893 til ca. $906, og aoret
efter til fun $40 mere. Men /
1914 bar oct nooet til ober $f02,-
900. aatinn f~oroobblet 100 @ange
] co. 20 Iar. ct 8ionesbpro ON,
bbor meget Snmfunoet bar fommen
til at pnroere og inbie Wptten at ct
ioo6ont Gono.
90 bet err life iaa iprt. ltoiig-
ten til Ell 9irfe poa en- Misiions.
plnbs betp6er iomme Sioer Ell See.
niebe6 Der. Men en- M Menigbeo
betpoer ogioa, at De eomIe lettere
fan Isie acknowledgements oe tage
me op. Com General Spnooen
bonoe ben norSfe Snnooe BET ogfoa
paa fit grogrnm at ifoffe fig gpg.
%gegrnnoe.
Sboo Sen bar nnaet | 6enne. Sen.
feenbe, bar ieg ingen Heoe paa.
Com General Spnoben begpnote
ben rorife Spnooe ogino at uolaa-
ne 8entefrit. Sioen fna ben liz mot
til at frebe Y 9rocent. Og 90
MenigbebsfoIf iaa liot iom andre
Solf er ioa go6e, iom De buroe
opre, heller life til at betale De.
reg @pl6, iao beotog Spnooen I
1914:
,All notes will hereafter bear
Sc interest when past due, ex-
eept in case of actual need, when
the committee has the power to
partially or wholly renew the
loan with the customary III in
terest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
y.
Resler for Church Grtcniiom.

Qeoenitaaenoe HegIer er tioarbei.
bet paa @%runolas al ben norife
Snnooes alminoelige 8egler for
oeus gburcb @rteniion og efter
ginf, iee bar funoet label | oens
iom I General Spnooens gars6eret-
Ringer, iee bar baft aogang til.
Oct belle bar ieg fori6gt at aipaSie
alter pore 5orbolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15
Saimebpger

Sp6rgsmoaIet ON Solnlebeger er blebet Ioa paatrpnaenoe,
at ni feer os foronIeOiget til at fremfomne neo nogle Oplpsnin-
ger offentlig. 9erfor felgenoe:-
1. uogaoen pa Snoiapapir fam inotil bioere let life ifaffes.
Set famine geloer ogiaa oanife 9i6Iet.
2. &nore Salmebsger fan 1foffes men fun mo flor ganifpGebeo,
og De obnormt fore Notwithstanding iant ben
~betpoeli9e 6oreeele ben oanife 9rs beoirfer, of importere.
De Salmebgger Der bill fonne til at fofe ca. oobbelt iaa me-
get ion tioligere.
g. timber &enipn til bIe Sorbolo bar Ri belluttet os til at laoe
fremftiue en- egen l1ogape af en- ny SoImebog berobre.
Den bliber trDft og inobunoet bos andre og bentes fproig
2e6et al Sommeren. Sroos De ogfaa Der meget forbgebe
5renItflingsomfoitninger benter hi at f1nne iplge oennc Dor
egen logabe til noget n9r De gamIe Briier.
A. On minore 6oripning at Salmebg9er er npig moooget fra
Oann1orf Den er iniolertio ia oloeles utilireffeig til at
mgoe &rabet, at bi fer os neoiaget til at begrene Salqet til
@nfet.@ fsenpIarer. 9no @rlno al Den ubpre 8risihgning
fan bt beer fife e~fspeoere ~benGggenoe Orores, fpr ny 9e-
filling inoleber. : Oe for Saanoen perenoe l1ogaper er iom
feIger:
@onbents SaImebog:
Broiaforn, 2eoer6ino $500
8ersforrn, @boarin, @ulo1nit $50
0D SaImebog:
8ersforn, 2eoerbino 5000
8ersforn, Gbagrtn, @uloinit 800
gapn fan fun paaiettes De to opreie %l1ogober.
Orores e~fspeoeres pa opennebnte 8ilfuar, iau lGnge Sorfp-
9anib lutheran TmbGibins Sonit,
Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-15

Sortlrttes pda Sibe 8.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Ordered and paid for bysA.-E. Rako.
Amount to be paid for series SOD
To the Voters of the 62nd Legisla-
tive District:
Having filed as candidate for
representative, I am DESTROYS Of hav-
ing the support and cooperation OF
the residents of the district. If
elected / will represent the people
without fear or favor and my hands
will not be tied in any way. While
member of the board of county
commissioners have endeavored to
be fair and impartial and would at
tend to my duties in the legislature
with the same spirit. I fully realize
the needs of this section Of the state
and being an active farmer myself
I know that its future growth de-
ponds upon the development of the
agricultural resources, and will be
able from practical experience to
urge the laws that will be of benefit.
The active support of the people Of
the district will be7r ppreciated.
3w-e13 A. E. RAKO.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

After discussing the matter with
many business and professional men
and homesteaders from different
parts of the county, I have decided
to become a candidate for the NOM
ination for, the office of register OF
deeds for Beltrami county at the
primaries to be held in June. If
elected I am confident that l can
discharge the duties of the office
to the satisfaction Of every resident
of the county I have been resi-
dent of Beltrami county for many
years, both as a farmer and business
man, and have devoted considerable
time to public affairs. I intend to
see as many Of the ratepayers~ as
possible before election but should
I not see you all respectfully ask
your consideration Of my candidacy,
and 1 would very much appreciate
your support and vote. I believe
that every officer should make it a
point to do all he can to win the war,
even if his office is not directly con-
nected with the handling of war
matters, and if elected I shall use
every influence at my command 20
make the register of deeds office a
factor in promoting matters of a
patriotic nature.
JOHN S. NORRIS.
d & w-53! to 615
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
HOW T0zGH|
YOUR STOMACH :
RIGHT QUICKLY.
Don't Starve Yourself or Diet--Let' Eatonic
Do the Work and Be Sure of Results

Too many people with weak, ailng
stomachs rely on dieting to put
them right. If they pinned their
faith to EATONIC Tablets, they
would not be disappointed.
What is EATONIC? Any druggist
will tell You that it is wonderful
4 natural stomach tonic and corrective
originated by II. Il. Kramer, the man
who gave Oascarets to the world.
{. This remarkable preparation will
help you to digest anything you eat
and regulate sour, ''gassy, acid
stomach in a few minutes. EATONIC
has proved in tens of thousands of
tests its power to quickly relieve dys-
pepsia and Indigestion.
Eat an EAToNIC Tablet after
each meal and you will be quickly
freed from stomach troubles. No
more heartburn, no sour "risings,"
belching Of undigested4 food mixed
With ecidrnonauseai,ah acheS full
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

ness or heavy ''lumpy" feelings after
meals. sv EATONICqw swiftly and
surely relieve allsthese sdisagreeableA
conditions.t ~ H.. !
H. L. Kramer, the originator of
EATONIC, says:
II wanteeveryt sufferer from. stom-.
ach trouble to test EATONIC and 7,
prove it's remarkable power to cregu-s
late the stomach and keep it pure
sweet and strong-in fact, in perfect
health and comfort. Marvellous re.
suits are reported to me by druggists.
Practically every druggist nthe coun"
try knows of my worldwide success,
and they'have the utmost confidence
in my latest triumph, EATON1C.
Ask your druggist for EATON1C
today. i 1t will givesyou relief from
stomach misery in few minutes, and
will assist you to evercomeSth the worst
case of dyspepsia or indigestion in
very short time. It's guaranteed to
do it or money cheerfully refunded
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
EVEN NOAH LEARNED WHEN 600 YEARS OLD

The of the Baudette Region throws fit over an
article Pioneer with reference to little summarizing ON
the part Betram county division
ton claiming the front and back of the
and what he represented all the eggs In basket
He takes something of at the claiming
to be the original Solomon but 600 old before
build ark And believe there are others
who will never be too old to learn.
Five thousand American Indians in Uncle Sans army
in their day made America mighty unsafe Tor
civilization and here the helping to make the
world safe for democracy.
Schwabs shipbuildng slogan of more caulking less
talking admirable Is there department which would
be the better the variation more schemng less
dreamng?"
When world is to be saved Man of Destiny always
appears All eyes turned General Foch Has Des
tiny laid a finger his sleeve?
We know of Russia nowadays than 1f she were
the darkness of the middle Some day she
may find her "place in the SUM-"
The words "bone dry" occasionally whispered, but
can hear them.
"Work fight" is the command We have all seen people
who can do both at Which should they give up?
The joyous month of housekeeping and the merry
month Of hoeing the garden has begun.
Rose Pastor Stokes finding to her cost what
to be "agin the government
Mexico also seems lost in the discard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

On the solicitation of my friends,
/ have filed for the office of sheriff
for the county of Be1trami.~ have
been a resident of Bemidji and Bel
trami county for seventeen years. l
am taxpayer and man of family.
I have acted as sheriff on several &C.
casions in Beltrami county when the
sheriff was incapacitated, and l feel
confident that can conduct the af-
fairs of the sheriff's office. ina man
ner that will meet with your ap-
prevail"
rs l respectfully solicit your support
ION June II, 1918.
TT M. e. IBERTSON: '-.
d & w to GIG
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

State of Ohio, sly Of Toledo,
> Lucas County, 'es.T r~,-
Frank J.rCheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm Of. F. J.
Cheney Co.. doing business In the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDREDvDOLLAR forz each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICfNE. c=rFRANKr o. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December.
A. J D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls, Catarrlia Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
WHYsPARADEs SORROWS BEFORE OTHERS

We notice in a st. Paul newspaper where Minnesota Wo-
men are making strenuous to discourage the custom
wearing mourning costumes To US that seems IKE an e
cellent have always wondered whether per-
son who has feels that to their
before others of see how am mein really
feels comforted by 50 doing. . .
There of who have not felt the pang OF absent
Ones sorey hit in the loss Of fathers mothers and
other members of families yet fail where it would be
of any bereaved to impress
instances of doubtful genuineness "they say
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
uNITED'WE WILL STAND

The fact il becoming every day and apparent
that Germany finding united foe too strong for al her
Cd allied battle lines standing rm and the
ohiecve of Paris or the Channel far
from being attained at time since the German noroe
were turned back at the Marine: 4 ~
Rut when Prussan fall Prussian strategy gets on
the lob And strategy is the job these daysa
rpe as life The object of that strategy to effect
ton and division ranks of enemies Well the Hohen
zolerns that with the Allies thoroughly united IN aims
and methods the Prussian ambition is doomed.
propaganda humbled Russa-not German arms
drive into italy German propaganda will now-is now
aimed at driving wedge between the allied nations NO
porunty will be neglected. matters not how small 1t may
be- sowing discussions between the nations leagued
her. e. ill.,, &c.,. ..-- .:.
any of our allies that thought carefully your
let it the light of day till this gigantic
is fought to a finish =, x,.-..sz..
And when the result shalt have been achieved: you will
doubtless thank Prusan strategy tor having
entertained doubt of those who dying by the side OF our
=
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

Unable TO make personal cam
paign for reelection, Congressman
Harold ~Knutson Of the Sixth Dist
riot, of which Beltrami county is a
part, writes to- his district, placing
his position .squarely before his con-
stituents ;as IfolloWs:
"While the other candidates for
congress have been going up and
down the district questioning my
patriotism and loyalty I have been
right .o1i the Job in Washington at
tending to my duties as congress-
man from this district, and in my
spare time visiting camps where our
boys are TstatioIfed,7 doing everything
a congressman, could do to improve
conditions for them, and / shall con-
tinue to do So ~
f. u sit is common talk in washington,
the political dlerve-center7 of the ma
ton, :. that every congressman who
voted for the .Lenroot amendments
to the war, revenue act, which sought
to impose heavier taxes, on war pro-
fits, will have opposition for renom-
nation and election. In some dist
riots they will use patriotism and
loyalty' as the slogan while in others
that she has had it Long enoug H."
As / have had but one term they
cannot use the latter in my case
so it had to be the former. / voted
for the @Lenroot amendments to the
War Revenues act, also the Sweet
amendment to the Railroad bill, which
would have limited the returns to the
railroads, during Government man.
agement, to- per cent net. Can, it
be that the campaign of abuse and
falsehood being waged against me in
this state is part of the plan to
punish me FOR OPPOSING PRO-
|FITEERING IN THIS WAR?
g: IF the huge war profits now be-
ing made by the various large in
dustries in this country are to pay
their just share of the cost of this
war it is absolutely necessary that
men be elected toeCongress who are
openly in favor of making them do
it, otherwise it will be saddled large
ly upon the snnalled taxpayers. . My
vote in both of the above mentioned
instances declare my position.
WHERE DO MY OPPONENTS
STAND ON THESE PROPOSE
TONS? I have not heard them say
word upon these very important
questions. II Why have they not come
out openly"and frankly and told the
voters how they stand on the pro-
position to PLACE A JUST AND
EQUITABLE TAX ON ALL WAR
PROFITS?
r 1.-TWO years ago ITmade certain de-
finite promises to the voters of this
district and those promises have
kept. The fact that my opponents
have not dared to charge me with
having voted wrong on single meas
use that has been before Congress
since war was declared shows that |
have voted for the best interests of
the people. You know AS well as
I do that if they could charge me with
having voted wrong on single meas
use they~would have made the most
of it.
81 do not feel that it would be
right for me to leave my duties in
congress at such an important time
as this when so many vital questions
are before that body. must there
fore take this method of asking every
progressive man in the district to not
alone vote for me but also to call my
candidacy to the attention of his
~~~-~-~-A-S~--~o-~>-S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

I hereby; announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination OF
Sheriff of Beltrami County, Mime
sofa, at the primary election to be
held June II, 1918. De-.
Owing to my work as Chairman
of the Exemption Board and the
work connected with the Sheriff s
office, it would be impossible for me
to see you all personally. there,
fore respectfully ask your support
at the coming election. * r..
V@y truly yours, g.
ANDREW JOHNSON
d & w:529 to 615 ....-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

I hereby announce myself "a can
didate. for the office of RegisterRof
Deeds.s If nominated and elected;
the duties Of that office will receive
the best of my attention.
I have been a resident of the
county for the past 16 years, am a
taxpayer and family man. l Will
appreciate your support. ----,..
GEORGE w. RHEA.43Y
d & W to 615
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11
DEMOCRATS RALLYING TO BURNQUlSTd

It is noted interest the number of democratic news
throughout the state endorsing o
reelection the number of prominent leaders IN the
democratic party espousng the cause
These newspapers include of the largest ana most
influential publications state and they successfun
evidencng that th are
quist splendid record both chief executive the
and loyalty the best interests of the state and its
people,. -, - .s.u .su, ,
It mystery how with son "over there can
possibly vote for who attempting to stick those
benefit of the rtten ch when he himself Of the
property banking and classed the wealth.
lest man in the county: Rotten rich is right
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-11

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