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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
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@lieberltenea peS 6obsi.

&lieberitcMen neS !9obpi.
5snoag ben 6te Suli blep Der
he's 9obpi afilsrct Ell MinoeIten for
ben ipife Solfeoiater Steen steen-
fen @lieber. Teitea, Ser bar par-
sig 6e, itore 9igter, iom bar fire
bet Sen ite%m1,inasfaloe Gang "Sssp-
Sen ban, er iterf % icig", bar be-
1egt al 10000 ipite Mp:,o 90
8pia1oer.
8licherfeiten flnbc life babe faaet
en- 1muffere Momnte. Soft par itRn-
net longneis fra, % &obpiens brute
Si6er bar ct ~belsenoe SAB at lom=
merfleote Ssspoer, unge % elore
&piuoer % MGno.
Me6aftpr 8orreIen beo Selfom-
men. 2erefter to1feoe &roplt Mel=
let NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til 8li=
cher, % Golfeminoernes gamle og
%rio0erIige glifer, gbalo Gang Sri
1tenIen, opleitc mtoer Torlam1in=
gems Sube1 Ell &gffe Dlfe 0igte,
1om bu:1 bapoe lfrepet til 0ern,e OF
foregooenoe 8licberfeiter, oo SS''bc-
len lteg til Opationer, 90 Scope Na=
firr 1t6hrnute Of Qene for Sem nnn1=
Ie 6olfeminoeianaer.
@oo tolte Scope ielo. 6or Z Mar
1ioen ltoo ban paa sen ianmc 81eI
og lplte efter ct MinoesmGrfe fo'
8lieher, netop her be6 9obej, life
noget proagenoe Min6e, men cit
fimpeI graz Sten, fimtpel, men iterf
1ont 9licbers egen @obpiiang. Sg
poo bbor imuf Ell Maooe, 11btolt,
Mofjer, er oette NIT 9nife iffc, Die
bet opfplbt? Set pare6e l9ngc, fgr
8Iicber fif Sci, Mnerfienoelie, ban
fortie1te, men omfri,,g bans SUN
oreoaarsoog bcapn6te Spllanos
8ampeite1e at tre6e frem til bans
9gre. Og mes Senipn til M!noes=
merfer fan mt f1tn to &onger fon=
hurrere mes @c6e:1s 9igter, Treoc.
riff Sen Toe, Set fit fit Sten, foroi
ton unHerlfren @run6lopcn,. Girl
lt:on sen 96e, foroi ban blcn foo
eanrmeG. S 6icrbe Sro brog aa-
t.nr berefter tilfelts moo Mpt.tpoli-
tifen, % bons Gale formeoe NN til
en poa cit Gang barmfulo, men
1a"1tioig inoerlig % bemooig Npo=
lngi for 2Dnaens brine 2an6. Tbl
gtnoe @cplif: Gn Goosejer ii6oer
dlti6 font EN- gpl6en Snap poa :ocot.
%felifabets 6lagltaag, fit en- Mo6ta-
gelie, iom bione6e ont, at Der bIorb;
oiSle jpife Bomber talte Scope Na-
fipr life for 6bbe 9re1t.
Gerefter fan6t ielbe MfiIpringen
Steo.
9ette Min6e er, uotolte Mofipr,
i6et bon los Geffet fo1oe for SEN
imuffe 5ten, ct b9roigt Minoes=
merfe for &licber. MaaI lie bar att
Ore facet mere pr11nfen6c Minoes-
n1erfer me6 itienne ollegoriife ST.
gurer. 9og 8iben bar bolot Slut
feoag nle0 Mllegorierne. @un @une-
1tenene ltaar enb:111 poa 6eres ganle
'@rofo6. SpoeItener fol6tes oenne
@Sten t%ilforn, for Sen bar Miot1ten
SingIteoet, bpor Eppen mo6toq fit
Som, fer bon fbrtes til @alge>1. 2ao
% Sen Spreisning, Gtenen mi
faar, ogiaa bore smbol paa set
oanlfe Solfs 5pn pao @licber Ga
bons &erf.
Otter at Operafonger Sobannes
6bn1s baboe iunget &obejimge1l,
taffeoe @totspolitibetient 8licber
poa 6ami1iens @egne og %nobrogte
ct 2ebe for Mafier.
Ste11en, ser teier 10000 8uno,
er ltlpnfet al n,t af6eoe @aaroeier
Se:1len, Sfellerl.p. Sen berer for
'1oen Sobeiiangen 81icbers Mapn,
Jp6iel og Dp6saar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
cSnbel / Gsbiera.

Sorle0e:t Sormtooag rpgteoes set
! gSbierg, at 9. S. .. 9s eng
lon6sbomper "@rpres" bar / gigte
fra 5fallingen; ma1, bab6e tiffffe benz
tet oens Mnfomlt til gsbierg for
fgrite Gong efter Ben bp6e &rigs
periooe fpr nqit tie Dag. Men lfid:1t
Den iaale6es tom Bog pna@sbiergen-
icrne, b1eo 0pen burfigt flogimpffet,
% 30 "grpres" gleo in6 til 8aien,
baboe Der paa ben11e l1mlet fig g.:
700 Menneifer, Tom 1no6tog Sc i.
.pperen meo ct bierteligt 9nrra, efter
at aontorcbef 2arfen bog 6. S. 8.
bob6e bol6t en- lille Gelfonittale
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
2anbraaS 'Scbgnberg.

On 2on6raoo 5cbgnbergs 5or-
fbin6ingst1ttter fortaller Soft 5pb
fra fglgenoe til "&ol6. Mb."::
Rotioner.te af 2~ebne6smioler i
5gnoerborg @re6S bar efferbaon6en
blebert Ian maa, at 8eboernes IT'LL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
No al Sorbeorinasbulet. @eitanra-
tgren fo1 iiffert f1oe Ell bpio Nino
|efter be 400 Set.
Gm belpnrli0 stipembiereile.

Meoaftgr Otto &eterien, 5nfsfb-
|bing Social6emofrnt, bar mel 5ti=
peaodunr fra MiotloIlan6s SSo,tr,1a-
Itltforenina foretaget cit Meiie !
So Fan paa Siembeien
tom til SET, ban1fe @renie be6 Sar-.
RIG, toobe ban e,bml 23S Mfarf.
Tom ba.l life banbe facet rug Men
BET er 10 forbuot at reiie ODER
@renlen fra Gplflano n,eo mere
ems so Morf. &eoaftgr 4eterien
bleo oerfor anbolot iom @engeimta=
Ter og ifl1l6e bore fart til Saberslen
ION Nrreltant, Dbis ban life itillebe
500 Marf / &al,tion. 9ette 8eleh
lit bon Ell oaalf 2an6man6 beo
@renien til at inobetale. Desl,oen
fonfiifere6es bans eg1e 23S Marf.
Mltlaa ct 8i6rog til tiff Statsb1s-
boloming pao 738 Marf. Sagen CT
|inoberettet til l~16enrigsminilteriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
@algerforeninsen ps Miniiter
.6ansIens 1tbngbnelie.

@aIgerfore,ingens 8eitpreIie %
Gilipnsraao bolot oen ,46e Snli
poa Solfebiemtnet / Maben-
raa. Mepoet i~n6le0eoes al Npitfor-
1man6en, @aar6eier 81. @raI, Ygl,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
@plone tpfe esfter til Tlensbora

@plbne tpffe 9sfter til Nlensbora.
S tpoelig @eniigt ltrbr Sc tpife
Mmoigbe6er be6blipenoe ON ita
meo aplone Sitter. Sorle6en 0oa
inolsb til 8lens6org Magiltrat te=
legrafiif Me6oelelie fra Berlin,
bborefter oe1 preusiiffe Sit,onsmi=
hitter bar forelagt Statsuopalget
ct 2%opforilag ON at gibe 8lensborg
en- 6ribabn. @omttbig me66eler
San0elsfamret, at &egieringen bar
beiluttet at frenme 8later ON Ell
.bejere 5on6elsifo1e i 6lensborg.
Set faloer / Sroa6 me6 oiS1e 2sf-
ter, at 8pens Sorip:1ine mes 6eoe-
porer / Sc ii6ite. Tiger bar bnret be-
ore eno Sc ipoligere Genes. Set er.
oen n9rforeitaaeroe Mhtemning,
Tom f%oraariuger alt bette. Magi-
ltraten / 6lensborg bor trnffet 6or=
anitaltnt1ger til at arrangere eli
Solfeoftemnina men ie%lpfplgelia
gieloer tim Sen officielle Nfltem-
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
senpren Menbel Sartpia,

SenDren Mcnbel 6artpis,
fien6t ! Mmerifa u:l6er 5angernap=
net Balmetto, befin0er Zig for Eioel1
paa. Eo1trne / Spo Nfrifa % Sn=
|oien Dilt1ot Sen ferite 6anife
Sanger, iom Bat optraaot / 6isie
S Cape Solp:l fit ban itrafs
en- glimren6e Mo0togelie. @ritifcn
%frelnbpper bans 5enors imuffe &pa=
Ilitet % fore @affeDi6oe og noterer,
at ban beipareoe Sc begejltreoeSrem-
.faloelier me0 cit cbnrmeren6e @ien-
.gibelie al en- baaif 8uggeiang al
&artmann, bpori ban gootgior6e ct
efsceptionelt @erreopmme ODER fit
8ianisiimo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

pig-6rie0ricbsbprg, Scboppmeyer,
at ma,, for ln1gere Sis iiben bapoe
inbgioet Mnmd5:,ing ON at reiie
Etltale moo @all for 2anosforre=
bert, men man banbe enbnll lite
bprt nrrl1ere / Sngen.
Mon bill meo Snteresie impbelc,
PM Der birfeli9 ffl1l6e blibe reiit Ell
liaa6an Gale moo 6en fien6te @o6s-
|eier fra Mrllen1-Mngel.
|Sbnberipife 2anbmGno Ium Sore
gangsm9nb ! Sranfrig,
Sl16enfor formaae110e &rebie i
@ongeriget og Gsn6eripllan6 CT ser,
letter bpao "Dpbbelpoite:1" erfarer,
flor Gi6en &laner fremme, iom gaar
at6 paa fplgen6e,
9e isnberipife &rigsfanger bar
|lagt M9rfe til, bbao Stntiltifen og-
iaa bi1er, at set frantic 2anhbrng
giennemgaaenbe bripes mi1,6re ri
%teniipt og meo minore l1obptte ems
oanif 9%an6brng. Dette ifDloes / Ml~
minoeligbeo life, at Soroen eller Sc
flinratiffe Sorbolo ct 6aarligerc ser,
men Ell forel6et Driftsmaobe. @ta-
|tiltifen bier l%oaleoes, at ser / 81
aaret 1903-12 / 9unmorf gien-
neminitlig beitsoes 2t747 &ilogram
&be6e pr. @eftar, mems @iennem=
initsuobpttet / Sranfrtg / set 1an1z
me 3iosrum fntt be1db fig til 1871
&ilogram.- Set iamrn1e gieloer mes
|@e1ipn til an6rc 8orniorter. Mf
slug par @iennemlnitsuobpttet /
Donmorf | ost neonte Et6srum
iaaleoes 1852, / Sranfrtg 1,073
ailogram pr. &ettar, af 8pg 1850
og 1912 % al Sabre 1,728 OF
|1,442 &ilogram pr. &eftar.
N1 bill man iepere ct 8epis for /
Sranfrig, bpa6 banife 2anobrug Tan
noe. Og for at f1t:11,e settle bill man
fjgbe nogle @aor6e / 6ranfrig, boor
sssor6en tan faces for 100000
IGrancs pr. @eftar. Disie @aar6c
ifal 1oa in6rettes efter oanif Men.
tier, % tioligers ib1toeripffe &rigs-
longer ifal antages lom 8eitprere
raa 6isie @oar6e. Du Sor6en CT
forbolospis bil1ig /. Srrtfrig, reg
ner man me6, ut 5agen iet fra Sen
pfonomife SIDE let oil fl1n11e req
there's.
B%rofesfor @errier CT Qiort befienot
meo Nfane11 og er Sur og 6lamme
for Ben, font for alt goot, ser. tan
tje:,e til 6re11ne af ct go6t Sorbol6
mellem set 6anife og set frantic
|Solf. Sans Berionalfienoffab til
Sc fenoeripife @rtgsfanger bill ogiaa
fomme Sagen ttlgo6e, .1aar Ser er
Sale ON, bnem of 6isie ser bill og
|ifol til Granfrin.
9en ibnoerjbife Blpper @e6mibt.
Sorleoen Sag log Sen %lbn6erip
ife Jlppcr Scb,niot, fom burtigt er
blepet ct al Slppepla6iens melt
fier6te Mobne, 6er 6anffe &pjoez
refor6, ioet ba:1 meo to 8asiagerer
naaeoe en- Spite af 6,100 Meter,
BET oil itge 400 Meter ober sem flo
|ite @efor6. Men ban Ell life til
fre6S me6 set. @n at Dagene bill
BON forigge at iIan 2png6ereforoen
meo cit Slppnt1g. Danmarf run6t.
Gen raife @l1n6flppning, Tom ffal
fife 1t6e11 Mene1nlan6ing, bill efter
|Slbperens Mening bore 6 og Ell
|balp Gime.
SoJs. Sbrgeniem b9brcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

N--- Behaselie, rensende or
e Sleeende-Nurin Eye
Remedy for RIDE, sm.
!: & !; s i:::; j:;;;: !; 81 81 &:
res Apotheksr, dDc.
Murine Eye Rsmsdy Co.. Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
SkANDINAVISk
IlIustreret



er med Hensyn til Tydeiigned og brug
barhed / den almindelige Husholdning
den bedste og fortrinligste og tillige den
NEST elegant udstyrede Kogebog, udar-
beidetspecieltefter amerikansko Forhold.
der nogeasinde er udkommen, og indie.
holder
625 OpsRrtfter
ill Br0dbagning, Kager, Supper, Grsd,
Melkespiser, Fisk, Bkaldyr, Fjerkrm,
Yildt, Siege, Salater, Pie'er. Saucer, Bud
dinger, Omeletter, Ice Cream, Frontage,
S~yltninger, Pslser, Gemyser, prikkevarer,
og desuden Afhandlinger ON KogekaE
Indkjsb af Fsdevarer, Opbevaring at
Fedemidler, Kjedets engelske BenB7nel-
ser, Retter for Syge og Acknowledgement,
kolde Anretninger, Maal cg Vegt, SAINT
en- neiagtig Ordfortegnelse over norsk-
danske og engelske Ord i Husholdaings-
sproget og en- Liste over forskjellige /
Dansk og Norsk i Husholdningen fore
kommende Ord. Altledsaget af en- Rekke
fortrinlige 1llustrationer.
B0gen er gao Slider og koster elegant
lndbu1den med Titel | Guild
$1.oo
DOfkOfrlf tllaendt.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
ORDERS OF VENGEANCE"

On the strength of the marriage
next day of Cheyenne Harry Carston,
played by Harry Carey in "Riders OF
Vengeance" which will be shown at
the Rex tomorrow, Dave Buell., riv-
al cattle baron Of the old west, sug-
gested the Ratchet be? buried and the
fued between Buell. and the Carston
family be ended. Cheyenne consent
ed and the men clasped hands on it..
When the wedding party came out
of the church next ay a murderous
volley of hidden. rifles spurted, and
Cheyenne Harry was the sole surviv-
or the dastardly attack by the suf-
fans hired by Buell.. Cheyenne swore
to be revenged to the last man. Two
years later, after an absence in the
desert, he came back and nailed q
note in the town Of Mesquite, con-
tanning the list of the men he was
sworn to kill. One by one he gave
them justice-the only Justice they
deserved.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
An INSIDE BATH:
MAKES YOU LOOK
AND FEEL: FRESH
Says a glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast =
keeps illness away. 49,: !:


Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath, declaring this
is of vastly more importance than
outside cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing ill health, while
the pores in the ten yards Of bowels
do. - s3 =.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast, =
glass Of hot water with q. teaspoon
full Of limestone phosphate in it, as q
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, poisons, sour bile and tox-
ms; thus. cleansing, sweetening and,
purifying the alimentarysstAnal be-
fore eating more food.
Those who wake up with bad
breathfi coated tongue, nasty taste
or have dull, aching head, sallow
complexion, acid stomach; others who
have bilious attacks or constipation,
should obtain a quarter pound Of
limestone phosphate at the drug store.
This will cost very little but is suf-
ficient to show the value of inside
cruing on the pricipal fund to be
bathing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
RED CRoSS4WOULD SAVE HUNTERS.

in daily the bureau f northern DIVISION Amer
lean Red Cross investigating the circumstances surrounding
the accidents Of this and other years.
The results of the survey according Fiero director
of first aid prove that The majority Of accidents caused
knowledge TO first aid and life saving is lacking
AT this time of the year, said Mr. Fiero when the
full of hunters they of game ready
Ito shoot at the moving of leaf the toll of lives taken
always Believing that campaign urging caution
result in essenng of the number of Deaths the first
aid bureau of the Red Cross turning attention to the
prevention of this type of accidents Hunters who
trust to thin those who borrow lying along
the shore betting their lives against thing their
quest for We first of ALL caution offering
classes in first aid throughout territory sports
protect themselves with the knowledge equip
men that life endangered by accident with expert
medical attention unavailable" :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21

situations stamped it as one of the
greatest plays of the rebellion period
ever presented to the public.
The perturbation by Paramount CT
this famous play, with Blanche
Sweet in the title role, attracted
widespread attention and the photo
play instantly was successful. The
picture has just been re-issued by
Paramount and it will be presented
at the Grand theatre tonight only.
With Sammy in Siberia" Harold
Lloyd comedy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
THE MAN HUNTER"-REX.

"The Man Hunter" with William
Farnum as the star, was shown for
the first time yesterday at the Rex
theatre. It will be screened the last
time tonight. This story is different
from anything Mr., .Farnum hereto
fore has done, and tits also as big a
story as he ever has presented on the
screen. It was written by Frank
Lloyd, who also directed the picture;
and Mr.. Lloyd, having directed Mr..
Farnum in all his recent big pictures,
knew exactly what his star could do.
The picture shows that Mr.. Lloyd
went to the limit of Mr.. Farnum's
unusual strength, for he has him in
three of the most realistic nights ever
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21

Burke, at the Elko tonight and to-
morrow, is some pictures
A Paramount. Artcratt production
:from the famoussst sta Ga 4Hcess, Bill
,leted !, Better come saetJ "a ..s;sst, =.
the motion picture world says:
This is one of. the best burlesques
of stage life ever put intD tw6-feel
comedy. FATTY" Arbuckle, Buster"
Keaton and the rest of the cast keep
the fun moving all the time, and the
dance which FATTY" and Buster.
introduce is a scream. A sure fire
comic"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
WHAT THE STARS PREDICT

Most of the planets in friendly place today
is fortunate sway for the aged who will gain in finance
and strength
Congress has another prophesy making for sensational
disclosures and much scandal indicated for all potica
circles. r
Prohibition is likely to- be overturned by nationwide
plot ~
Commerce and finance have the best augurv odav and
education will likely benefit by this of the stars
Persons whose birthdate this is will with disappoin
1nents this year. : ,. fp
Children born today will be clever and extravagant
Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
MEATS

shown on the screen. Those who saw
the fight in when Man Sees Red"
knows what this screen, star can do
in scrap, and when he puts on three
OF these fights in one picture II Is y
certainly wort going niles to see.
The story is intensely human, and is
relieved here and there by genuine
good 'humor. $780, 'A"'~'''-'''''
There will also be shown a will
liam Fox Sunshine comedy in two
parts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
BANKERS VIEW OF COAL STRIKE.

12-month armstce between capital and labor, during
which period present working conditions would exist and
extensive campaign behalf Of thrift production restore
industrial tranquility throughout the country advocated
by Allen Walker of the Guaranty Trust company New
speaking Tuesday night the convention of the American Min
ing Congress- -"
commission in each state composed of representa-
of capital Of labor of state and two Of public
preferably educaonass with power to standardze
ensuing adjustments and identical national commission
with authority to act the last court of appeals suggested
by Mr. Walker ..-1.
"Such armistce should be reao lockouts strikes
during that me both capital and labor pledgng in advance
to abide by the ruling of the national declared
Mr. Walker
He added "The ruling passion is extravaganza, supple
mented by common determination to do as little
possible for as much as possible"
"Union method in the United States has drifted from
honest effort at collective bargaining at its inception to
organized labor autocracy that has placed premium in
Efficiency according address by Harry N Taylor pres
dent Of the National Coal association which read before
congress-
mo vicious attempt at deliberate profteerng could
be forced the public than this demand of these radical
officials of the United Mine Workers., his address said
Their Saturday holiday double time
An example of what this demand means follows:
The price being paid for underground labor
such driving mule shoveg rock is SIS for eight hours
work 62a cents hour This plus sixty per cent would
make SO for the hours FIVE hours actual work.
per hour 156 advance q Saturday
holiday it would double SIS per day,
for the actual hours worked advance Of 42
per cent" T.. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
BIG PICTURE SATURDAY.

On Saturday and Sunday at the
Grand theatre, will be seen one of the
best pictures of the time, screen
version of Eugene Walters famous
play, "The Wolff story OF. the Can
adam northwest in which Earl Will
liams plays the stellar role-Fay
Tincher in Dangerous Nan McGrew'
d two-part Christie special comedy,
will complete the program.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
NEWSOFTHE
THEATERs
AUCTION OF s0UIs.v

: Auction of Souls the sensation
al story of pretty eighteen year old
Aurora Mardiganian, sole survivor
of 100000 young Christian girls de-
ported from Armenia by the Turks.
which is to be presented at the Rex
theatre Sunday and Monday, has had
a sale, in book form, of almost two
million copies in little more than
seven months. The chronicle of Miss
Mardiganian's amazing escape after
two years in Turkish .harems and soul
markets.
The special motion picture produc-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21

ton OF her astounding experiences as
the onlysmember living today of q
half million Armenians who refused
to reject christian teachings and
principals for Mohammedism is de-
scribed as the most phenomenal and
unusual document in the history of
motion pictures.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
LORE "THE MYSTIC"

Commencing December 1, at the
Rex theatre, and continuing through
out the week, Lore, "the girl mystic"
will appear at the matinees and even
ing showings. She will answer ques-
lions on matters that her auditors de-
sire to know, what they should do in
business to make a success, answer on
love affairs and do other mystical
feats.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-21
IT'S "SOME SHOW T"
see it was like this:

You see it was like this:
Bew1tching Betty Taradine
thought her runaway husband was
dead. -
The mere males who fell under
Betty's spell thor ght so, too-or at
least hoped So,
The village gossips thought and
said a number of things.
And when dead Friend Husband
returned from the wars-a regular
fighting man-you'll say that 1.-THE
Misleading Widow" starring Billie
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GRAND TONIGHT.

When "The Warrens Of Virginia"
was produced in New York some
years ago, it proved the dramatic SEN
sation of the decade. The story deal
ing with the Civil war was dramatic
to a degree and the strength of the
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LEAVE FOR ENGLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brooks and
child and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shape
and child, all. Of Nymore, left this
morning on. an extended visit to
Lankshire, England. They expecttrto
be gone about sir months. go
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

The rate for want ads may
be found at heading of reg
ular classified department.
Ads received later than II
o'clock a. M. will appear un-
der this head in current issue
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Bemidji Market Quotations

Chicago Nov. 2l.-Potato receipts today 81
Market strong. Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin Round
and Long Whites bulk 1886 to So. Round Whites, sacked
1886 to $780, Idaho Russets sacked, $3.40 to $780,
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STRAYED-Small black dog, an.
swers to name Of Buster. Finder
please phone 659-W or notify Pho
neer office. 3d1l24
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FOR SALE-White reed baby carri-
age with new wooden wheels. In
quire upstairs over shoe repair
shop. Mrs. Hans iMttet. 3d1124
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WANTED Orders for tatting, cro-
Chef, and embroidery WORK. Phone
j.. 669-J. 3d1124
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~ BEMIDJI MARKET QUOTATIONS.:
The following prices being paid in Beid at time
of going to press today:
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WANTED-Job as kitchen maid Or
q chamber maid. Call at Pioneer.
=: ~: 'F>.' - : =. ;;,:l. 3d1124
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FOR SALE-Eight small pigs, eight
weeks old, at IS each, Markham
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-03

progress of the world war until now cost prices, in many instances, are three and four times higher than they were when the building of the government railroad was first undertaken. Yet even if there should be no decline in present high prices, only nine million odd dollars, in excess of the original estimate, will be needed to complete the federal transportation system. In other words, while prices generally are 50 to 400 per cent higher than formerly, the cost of the government railroad will be only about 25 per cent more than the original estimate o1 four years ago.
 Two important factors have operat ed to keep down the average of the cost of construction. They are the ownership by the railroad of coal mines, from which all necessary fuel supplies are obtained, and the pur chase at one time in 1917 of large quantity of material, supplies and equipment. some of which Is still on hand.
 "In going over the figures of the cost of the railroad" said William Gerig, engineer in charge of the An