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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Halv-S Section salges paa meget

Halv-Section salges paa meget
lette Vilkaar, udmerkket Land,
intet ubenyttet, AZ og 31 Nil
fra By we'd 500 R. R. ,,Uimprov.
ed", men let at rydde, egner sig
for Gresgange, som Diet er. We'd
god K6revej, Post og Telefon-
linie, godt Nabolag, noget Tom
mer, $25 pr. Acre. Vi har 160
Acres alt dyrket, med godt s Vac
r%elsers Hus, stor rummelig Stald,
men like serlig god, 80 Acres
med godt T6mmer, brugt for
Grasgange / &c Aar, 3 Nil fra
Foreton, MINI. 800 pr. Acre,
omkring $4,000 kontaht. Resten
paa lette Vilkaar til go. Hvis
interesseret skriv til
Allen & Morneau, Milaca, Mimi.
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6ortettes pna SIDE 81
Sbges.

SGgeS.
gsrnebiems 9eitprer og geItprer.
inoe fgges (Weano og $uitrn) paa
gsrnebiemmet / @aupaca, isis,
til 1. Sftober 1918. 2gn 500 Dol.
lars, fiji golis, Scott, 2ps (eIeftriit
2ps er inoIagt), gorme, SeIefon.
@nlige anisgere beoes b%enpenbe
Zig til unoerteeneoe in6en T.. au.
quit 1918. anbefaIinser fra oeo.
.fommenoes greit maa Ieoiaee SIN.
l6gningen.
8. 8. aIotb eff &orr, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Godtkgb paa en- Minnesota Farm.

80 Acres Land i Kandiyohl
County, beliggende 7 Mil fra
0st for Wilmar og kun 2 Nil fra
en- god Indlandsby, vel ,,improv-
ed" og ct Stykke af f6rste Klas-
ses Land ale Henseender. Den
ne Farm kan blive k9bt til den
lave Pris af $85 pr. Acre og
kan erholdes paa lette Vilkaar.
For nermere Oplysninger bes6g
eller skriv til
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY,
Willmar, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

De ga Sobeoet imo0 @eIt? 5oroi,
naar @erren fommer igen til Dom
ira Often, oa ifal 6e funne reiie fig
al @raben iuit meo 9fniigtet penot
imoo BAN, ligeiom Nenigbeoen /
airfen bill reiie Jig for BAN meO
9lnii8tet Oen0t ino6 bom.
Meni9beoen bar oltiaa UNDER belle
@nostieneiten aniigtet benot imoo
Dit 5. oiG ii9e imo0 @lo, men gre-
item ifal mart ben6e fig imoo glt,
indrt imo6 geit. 9enne greItens
0ob6elte Stilling UNDER Altertiene-
item er M imiolertio ingenlunoe
pilfaarlig, men Sen bar lin @rlrno
/, at bans Stilling unoer SUBS
/ oct belle ta9et er Ell Dob
BELT. Snort Itaor ban paa @lto8
ODER for Menig6eoen, mart
itanr ban pon Menigbeoens @egne
oper for @lt6; ltoar ban MI poa
@noS 8egne ODER for Menigbeoen,
0a er ban ben0t fra 9it imoo 8eit,
8. bill iige ira @u0 imoo Wenig-
meoens ban, noor ban ltaor
paa Wenigbe0enS 8e9ne ODER for
@no, er ben6t ira 8elt til 2lt g..
bill ii9e lomne Sci iom Menigbeoen.
2eg Wprfe til set, tbi bette Sor.
6olo er ngia9ti9t gennemfsrt I'M
Der belle @n0stieneitett. timber Sci.
iignellesenifet: oSerren bore meo
er ban oenot imoo 8eit
foroi oa 6ringer ban Menigbeoen
ltoget fra @uO, men ioa mart
ban flyer: D2ooer os alle beoel"
6rejer ban fig otter imoo gIt, for
iaa ifnG ban til at frembpre Me-
nig6eoens Bon for SUB: bber Gang
ban beoer, er ban benot imo0 gIt
Naar ban 6erimoo oplpier @piIt.
len eller @bangeliet fra @ltret, noar
ban u6toler SnoitiftelIe8oroene ober
9reoet og 8inen, taar ban uooe.
Ter oiSie til altereeiterne, eGer
naor ban lpier Serrens 8eliignelie
er ban oen6t imoo @eit, for Ga
6rin9er ban M~enigbeoen noget fra
SUB.
Spenpan airfebp9ningen fin6es
GegeG ct GonrrJ 6bori &irfe-
floffen op6eOares; obenpaa 3oar-
net fin6e8 for set meite forifeGlige
Sin66illeoer: Ser er en- 5lei / 6orm
ell Sane, Der life olete IfaG biIe
Retning, men tillige ifal
os ON, at bi life alene Ifa(
efter Se9nene poa go6t SER
og oaarligt Ser, men meget mere
ifal lere at ifenne paa Sioernes
(2uf. ~, $3.50; oerfor er
Der oesloen ct 9ors og en- Sane,
9ifleoet paa aarbna9enbeo. 8 $50.
erne og enfelte Ste0er paa 2anoet
Der 6eslioen ct llbr / Saar.
net, Der ifal minoe n0agenS Born"
ON, at naloffen ilaor, Gioen goor,
@Oigbe0en foreitoar", for ga me0
Slag li9eiom roobe til oS:
y 9rug Den foitbare 3iol" 2ioe ne
ben un6er Soarnet finoes 3orfir.
fen; | anore 2an0e 6enpbne8 bette
3lm gooben6uiet, og Bette g}apn
fig u6en 8oipl ira oe uroli.
&c Sioer / Mio0elaloerell, ga set
bar n%pooenoigt, at enoogIan &irfes
9Gngerne bar 6eO9bne0e; men Sir.
fen er ct fre09eIligt Steo, og oer-
for tog man al6rig fine 8ao6en
mco Jig mo / ielbe @uos6uiet, Dem
man aItiO fra iig i @ua.
.ben9uiet. gn0mu oen Dag / Sag
SoIOater og ANDRE, ser al
en- eller anoen @rullo meoer 6epa6.
neoe / airfen, alto at benge gaab-
meme / @%aa6enbuiet, tbi 9irfen CT
freobeGlig. Ser paa 6ereerne En-
Der man life bette 0nbn, men ia.
Ter llet % ret ON y5orfirfen", lag
tens foroi oisie GERS fre6elige SUB
bDggere life nogen Sinoe bar be-
6gDet at oaa bebebneoe / airfe
og oerfor beller life bar bait 9rug
ior ct 8%na6enbus; men oerfor glenn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Sober Den belejlige lib.
(Sn6ienot uf 9ait. S. anuoien.)
ySperl nleget er


2anmaol iom foo andre Steoer2
@r bi life oct eneite 6olf / ben
proteitnntiife @eroen, bbor oct itore
6lertal bar CLIENT at leie / i'm 9i-
bel og CT neIten %fatolif / lin Ban.
funoigbe0 ooerfor @uos bellige DROP
Non @iio iaa life Oenter ct baar.
Oere Sag al Menigbeoen Der til
2onos emo andre Ste0er, for at
bans Hige fan blibe bra9t paa SO.
De ogiaa Der, % oct nmeget 6olf",
ban utbibliomt bar | 9anmarf, tan
bIioe naft og frellt2
SO mon ban life benter De poer.
ite gnitren9elier af os netop |
oenne Qio, ser er iaa reoielsful6
rig poa 9llpor og 8pffelie8moti.
Der, o9 bOor oct oeiou biier fig, at
oct itore 8lertals Serelpit ct bnft
fom oIorig fsr2
Gen Menisbe6, Der opleber oenne
8i6, al Den bill meget blioe for0retl
Gems G(nioar er fort ooerfor @uo.
Men feler bi M bette anioar,
og Itr9ber bi at Ioore til 6et2
2no aen6sgerningerne tale. SCR
oin @eniebeos arbeioe op / DIT
Soen, i Din are6s, og ie, bba0 oct
bar frustet / Oisie, ariaens 9far.
Or airfeoangen lte9et iterft II.
ben 1914, oe @ltereeiternes antal2
Or Der oonnet Observation-Disclosures
| Soenet og be9pn6t reeelmeSfig
gibeGI9sning, eGler er Der Itor Eli.
gang til oe aft beItdaen6e Organize.
tioner? or Ser fribilliee @laoiiooe.
lere, Ser bringer @oangeliet inc /
De ubafte Stem? Sripes Ssnoags.
ifolen, eller er Der o~nerbobeoet Sslt.
oagsifole / Sognet : iier bois
2prerne er uoafte og maaife life
engate boloer Moreenanoagt2
Spis life oisie &eiultater fore.
Iigaer AT De ii6Ite gars eneitaaenoe
Glance til at bpffe bort 6olf =
tor on faa panitan oberfor Din Gam.
bittigbeo og oberfor @it6, at on al.
borligt bar itr9bt at fsbe oen belief.
lige Gio2
ngi bar arbei6et iom tilforn"
biG on maaife iiee. = Wien bois
grbei6et tilforn fun braste lioen
Gritgt = er bet iaa ~forioorligt at
b%egr9nie Jig til oe sanIe arbeios.
maaoer og life preOe noget MT
og beore9
Sort @bangelium er nforanoer.
Zig oet iamme, lom oct foreIig9er
fra SUBS Sanno, men Ger er mango
Maaoer at 6rin9e set poa. (Stu0er
9allli Toler. &c, bbor forifellig
ban talte til 5~ifoioferne | 9illeaiien
og til Se0erne / Seruiolem. De
upafte ifaG BABE DWtelf", De oioere.
fomie ofait 5eoe, ">ia9oe ban. Sror
on life, on fan l9re af 9aulus Der,
on, iom fun bill tale til Oanmarfs
o%anfunoige Se0ninger, lom on to-
Ter til en- 6oriamliig al troenoe
6olf2
Oa gu6s Oros Gno freezer 2
cling for at bofie, flyer Seius: 1.
Gen ifaG u6ians, oe 2. aeeren ifal
bore bere6t.
Wen mn er 5orboloet | n9Iten
ale oanffe So9n bette, at Gler.
toilet af gefolfnineen alOrig eller
npiten alorie eoar / airfe oe iom
Reeel fun I9fer gbiier, Tom brin-
ger tibet elIer intet friIteIigt IStof
ia Tom | manefoIoiee SiIfeGoe bar
fpIot oeres Sino meo Sritenferiets
Soroomme oe 8iI6farelfer.
Soao 6liper Der piort | DIT Sogn
for oenne torn. og tiOielfDlote ager9
8 mango Sogne bliper Seoen
life enenng fact / De Siern. Me-
nigbe6en eaar til fine Meoer og fin
airfe, men .roober no9le abertisie-
menter ger Den tibet eller intet an.
bet for De libaffe.
or oct at 9oa no paa 9eie og
peo @9roerne for at one6e" 5olf til
at fomme til aongens Seit9 90
gRH Ra - . q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

|
paaoirfe ben garnmeloante SigegDl.
oigbeo og 8antro. =
Wa11ge 9r9lter og mango tro.
enoe, Iom oltio bar lebet | troenoe
areoie, bar nogen ganifeligbeo beo
rigtig at ~foritaa 9etponingen Of bis.
Ie iimple og lroffelige Sanobeoer
i foroi De Iobner leben6e 6orItna.
elIe of ben nirfelige ~aanOelige Sil-
itano | 6e ubafte Stem, bbor Soft
life boI0er of at uOtale fig nforbe-
boloent oberfor troenoe.
Men oisie minore in~oIigtsfuloe
troenOe MAJ ie pon De ipigtenoe
6rr9ter af oeres grbeioe og oerdf
lpre at f%oritoo, at De life tor for
Gaoe iig poa 6eres eget moneeG-
fuloe SIN poo y@gerens" birfelige
Silitono. De moo f%oritaa, at De bar
noget at Gpre of 6e SoIf, Der bar
lebet me9et | oen bantro 8eroen
og fen6er oen til 8unos.
GIT bar en- areos al 2pgmpn0,
iom fenoer yG9erens" nirfelige Eli.
ltnno beiIiittet at reffe Menigbeoen
oct birfiomme gaaben til 8antroens
9ef9mpelle og De ligegDloigeS Op.
Gerilig og OpoeffeIie, iom bi iaa
Ien9e og ioa bittert bar iapnet.
0e uogiber mn n999manos6lo0et"
iom Menigbeoerne fan foo for iaa
billig EN- genge, at 6e for 70 Ore
onrlig fan bore @~6angeliet birflomt
og ppbnet inc / 6e ubofte Siem "a
@onge.
giG Meniebeoerne MI benptte 6et-
te 8oaben netop / 6isie ofg6renoe
Maaneoer, bbor gfteraarets og 8in-
terens M6oefompngne fol forbere.
oes. Sbi oet nbtter life at faloe Be
ganife lipoabirfebe til Me6e. De
fommer 6o9 life. 9e betroeter Ga.
gen fom fig ubeofommenoe.
2oo os MI ie, ON 6en oonife
Wenigbeo bill ORE Ii6t pna Sen oi-
refte Misiiot Tom fitn blioer giort,
bbis bi bei6reer oct. 8attigpleien
tager ogioa Seoningerne fig at. Sg
mango Rirfer er bel n~gobenoi9e,
men oct er fun bolb9iort 9(rbeioe,
at man Bigger en/airfe. arbeioet
er ferIt f%itIbbrnet, mar man eennem
Wisiionsnrbeioet fonr Sen fbf6t.
Oct onerifnnIfe Solf ifenfer oar.
Iiot I fribifIiee @aber ca. 1900 Mil-
lioner ar. til firfelige 8ormnal.
@nglen6erne oiber noeet G%ignenoe
efter Solfetal1et.
Oct er ffere @an9e mere, emo Ger
poes | 9anmorf, ie1p ON man tager
De tbungne 06elier meb, oa mn1,9e
@onge mere, emo Der fribilli9t poes
Il 0anmorf.
gr OH G~riiten for ronlme AIoor
- bill on foa betenfe Dig paa at
ORE nogle fon Groner ON Iaret
poa at bringe gpangeliet Ita6igt og
foniefbent in6 | Ell Rpffe ubofte
Stem, og bill on betpnfe big paa
at iGtte al Sraft ino poa at fan oin
Waenigbeo til at optage Sogen2
Wenigbe6er og areoie, ser 6eitil.
Ter ct lterre 9lntol G~fieuplarer til
egen ll60eling, foor 0lo6et ienot
bier ID. Dag / 8affer for 70
Ore pr. gfargano og oen Smule
gaffeporto.
gil OIL babe 9laoet Ienot meo
Yoltef til beltentte 5nnitlier, iaa be-
fiji oct til Dem paa goItbuiet for
/ Ser. % Ore pr. Gargnng, eller
ieno bette 8el6b og @6reSien til
o99emonosbGooet"s 9ontor, asb.
moeergabe 80, ian bei6reer @e6af.
tionen oct fenot. =
Maatte SUBS 9ern Qanoet ober
~foritoa oisie Tioers eneItonenoe De.
tponing % lore at ie n69terne paa
beres biOtioige Grbeioe og erfenoe
bets mnliee 1ttilitr9ffeligbe6l
Serrens 9@rinoe bar Soft | oenne
Somnter, | 6isie aor.
8erren bar faet, at bi ifof bere6e
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Girfens SinbbilIebiproo.
(efter n5ersif airfetioenbe").

Waar ou saar I airfe, ba eaor
bu Der beientlisit for at bsre; BET
gsr ou MI, men Den Gang on bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

og geoisliebe0er, og iont er @ifreOne
meo pafte og troenOe Menneifer for
Die og oerfor lioet egueoe til at
paabirfe Den gammeloante 2ige9pl-
oigbeo og @antro. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
If KIDNE VS. AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys
and Neutralize Irritat-
354:. ing Acids. E. Y. u.

y Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says noted
authority. The kidneys filter this
acid from the blood and pass it on
to. the bladder, where it often re-
mains to irritate and inflame, causing
a burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at the neck
of the bladder, obliging you to seek
relief two or three times during the
night. The sufferer is in constant
dread, the water passes sometimes
with scalding sensation and is very
profuse again, there is difficulty in
avoiding it. 5:5s, s. i555 ..z 81 4.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
it, because they can't control urina-
ton. While it is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful, this
is really one of the most simple all
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces Of .Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take a tablespo onful in a
glass of water before breakfast, con
.tinue this for two or three days. This
will neutralize the acids in the urine
so it no longer is a source Of irrita-
ton to the bladder and urinary or
CANS which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks
who are subject to urinary disorders
caused by uric acid irritation. Jad
Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad fleets whatever. 55#z 1
; Here you! have. a pleasant, efer-
vescent Whitewater drink, which
quickly relieves bladder trouble.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
.MlNkESOTA'S PECULIAR 4.
CONSTITUTION

The people of Minnesota have to
thank brewery trickery for the ex-
IRENE difficulty Of putting a prohi-
bition amendment into the constitu.
stion. lss ~ ss
Back in 1897, W.. w Dunn then as
now the attorney for the Hamm Brew
ing Company, was member Of the
Legislature, and he manipulated. a
change in the method OF amending the
Constitution of the State by which
every person who votes at an election,
but fails to vote on an amendment is
counted as having voted against the
amendme nt. ~ III To & s.s: 81
This phase Of the subject Is fully
discussed in the article by Senator
Jones In another column. Read it
carefully, and pass the information on
The Minnesota Dry Federation will
conduct such a campaign to reach
the uninterested voters as has never
before been attempted in any state.
None the less, there will be a large
body, Of voters who will fail to know
that the election is on unless You talk.
It will reach the laboring men, the
professional men, the reading public,
the women, the clubs, the farmers, the
young people every body, everywhere,
yet there will be thousands who will
fail to know the facts in the case un.
less you talk. 81. -,
In spite Of all opposition. the drys
in this state propose to put the pro.
hibition amendment across in Novem'
Der. and make a new record for Mime.
sofa, and a joke Of the sly trlckery Of
". w, Dunn and tho brewing inter
ests. II. II i. Z
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
.sWlPEs TWIN FOR PLAYMATE
Four-Year.oid Wanted Baby In Fam.
lily and Took Shortest Way De-.
to Get Il.

Wooster, O.-Billy Whittier, aged
four, wanted 8, baby in the family and and
he took, the, shortest way to get onei
He understood that Or. A. q. Smith
supplied the neighborhood with chill
dren and. so he simply visited the
Smith home when no one was watching
the doctors twin babies and picked
out the one he, liked best. &I
Shortly .afterward the alarm spread
that kidnapers had stolen a baby:
Mrs, Whittier, in the, meantime had
discovered BIlly's new brother and
fastened to return it to Mrs. Smith.
Billy's only reply to expostulations
was "Gee whiz; he's doctor. He
could order another for his own use.''
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
CANADIAN HOSPITALITY ATTACKED.

The old adage Of taking about all you hear with the
proyerbal grain SALT the of the story that
has gaining ground that Canada is not hosptabe
American visitors Perhaps this Of the German
propaganda oated about up feeling between the two
big Of North America Anyway it's entirely without
foundation. There has been time when Americans
were gacousy received part Of the Dominion and
given every courtesy possible. All that Canada asking
gates wide open and the country is she stops
to question who knock her doors she doing more
than we are These times when must his
loyalty the land and fraudulent Americans Canadians
must be detained If you're all right don't woryCanada
welcomes you more than s4ss. ~"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
NOW CALL HER LOST" DAVIS
A.. ~ =; ia r . Il II n.
Seattle Tot Has Been Picked Up BY
Police Ten Times In Few
!, Weeks.

Seattle, Wash.-"Lost" Davis is the
name the police have given Lois Davis,
aged four years. The police have
picked her up ten times in the last
few weeks after the girls parents had
reported her lost. The last time she
was lost she had been given five cents
to purchase milk at q grocery store.
She spent the money on a street car
ride to a bathing beach. When asked
by a policeman how she expected to
get back, she said: .-.}.t ~ }sa.. Il.
"Oh, the police always take me
home in an auto"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
hook Of their young lives.

shock Of their young lives. s55
After some little difficulties, which
Included humping his head on. the cleo
trio light fixtures in the ceiling, the
lengthy caller managed to get down
Into a chair. s555..
n Upon examination he was told he
was 311a inches too tall and 20 pounds
underWeight. So Doggett got busy
and after much work and worry ar.
ranged for a waiver from Washington.
He Is the tallest man in the marine
corps. al ss5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.
Duluth News-Tribune.)

Duluth News rbune.) @.R %a.. 1a.4,~ !
There lot of hypocrisy in the quaspious rejoicing OF
the democratic press the defeat of Congressman
of Texas Mcemore fahere in the house the resolution that
should travel begeren ships In the senate
this fathered by Core also democrat. .4.~ -
While these democratic expacifst newspapers now
returning McLemores defeat the party
Senator Hitchcock who supported the resolution
and wanted embargo munitions head Of the senate
committee foreign relations to former Senator
Stone who also favored both propositions. nj z@~2.
In the house, democrats keep anti
paci Ktchn party leader at the head Of the and
means committee and the head of the committee
military affairs though he so pacis that all military leg
ation Importance be taken from his control and
placed hands of Congressman Kahn Germanborn
publican. ~.aus..' a-4 .... -. .. #..-. = ..~
The democrats have long road of conron and humility
travel before they boast of what they doing what
they have done since August, 1914. ?.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
TALLEsT MAN IN MARINES
Former Mail Clerk, s Feet ~ Inches
Tall, Enlists In Service at
Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md.-Uncle Sam now has
6 feet 51a inches Of real u. S. marine.
He is Carroll William Doggett, twenty
five years old, mail clerk Of this
city, A. ts. III III ;sys t87<*& .,4ils.it
81 When the tn inches of humanity;
strolled into the local recruiting sta.
ton, the. officers in charge had the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13

Our aeroplanes were intended for the front
eem to be finding their way to the scrap heap.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13

Mr.. Hoovers trip Paris is probably for the purpose
securing the latest fall modes in food conservation
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
Lightning Spares Girl.

= Des Moines, IA bolt Of lightning
ruined the home of J. B. Tharow and
played havoc with the bedroom where
Natalie Tharow, six years old, was
sleeping, but never harmed the little
girl. The ceiling and walls of the
room where the child was sleeping
were compIetelY DESTROYED. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13

When the u. S. army takes the field it not only
Odds it. Of late it has been French field. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-13
WARNINGS SHOULD BE POSTED.


would precaution to place warning signs
on through the woods leading out Brchmon
the road which the fair ground and then enters the
thick growth. ~
This road trail and winds in calculated to
break snakes back it to attempt to follow it, yet it
popular drive Autos specially those from out the city, have
penchant for stepping through" this trail at swift gait
and there have been several damned by this practice
warning signals seldom sounded but big
chance taken There should be steps taken minimize
the danger Some day there might be fatal accident
Now if Jack Dempsey, who whipped "Ferocous Fred
Fulton before the Rochester plasterer had time to SMILE will
clean that ham champion Jess Willard in similar fashion,
will be much obliged Just two blows struck in that Full
fasco when Dempsey hit Fulton the jaw and the
other when Fulton hit the floor.
may Judge by the newspaper reports gentleman
known Yankee Doodle Dandy France and is I'M
great form. -Iz.
When the u S. army takes the field it not only takes it
but holds it. Of late it has been French field. -
Our aeroplanes intended for the they
seem to be finding their way to the scrap heap.
Mr. Hooves trip to Paris is probably the purpose
securing the latest fall modes in food conservation.
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The American Red largest and most efficient organization for the relief of suffering World has
 IL is made up almost entirely of volunteer workers the higher executives being without exception custonled to large affairs who in almost all giving their services without
 It is supported entirely by it's membership and by voluntary contributions.
 It is today bringing relief sufferina hun}anit both military and civil in War allie tl
 IL plans tomorrow to heip in the work ticn throughout the world.
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It feeds and clothes entire populations in times os calamity
 It is there to help your soldier boy his time os need.
 With it's thousands of workers. tremendous stores and smooth running transportation facilities it is serving Amesica's advance suard-and thus helping 10 win the
 Congress authorizes
 President Wilson heads it.
 The War Department 3udits its accounts. No'ir Army. your Navy and your Allies enthus, as icai3N
 f"e't'>-t"o mii5on Americans have joined it.
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 THERE is only way to give to the Red Cross--- give till your heart says stop A little contribution Is only save to pride
 This is not to say that contributions of only one dollar of on y one nicke not desred--and needed.
 For you to give $5 when you can give $25---for you to give $25 when you give $lo0, or to give $100 when you give $500s to dodge the heaviest obligation that this has laid upon you. :. For remember, this is not charity this is a dup.
 This is not time to give because others give This is a time to give because others meed ..s@
 No man can tell you how much you ought to give Except this: that "Over There' the need is so great that only by cutting to the quick, only by giving all that you think you give and then more---only by giving not little of your excess but much of t--- only by taking from your children and from your wife and from yourself the needs of the men who fighting for you and the needs of the children of the men who have died for you be met
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