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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16
Nuftraliens TSutereIIe.
Soonen, sc. e. 98. ,t3. Sept

tltnqS RDnlQ. Der dltt lellter 9iel1e I'M
Die Gr0c in Sponep angcfnmnen lit,
betont, 9luitrolien ln0 9tellieelano
hGtten on ser neutrality-suspicious. Abs
riiItlnQs- uno SItalien-&onieren5 IN
@aibinqtou mebr 1tntereiie al5 irgclto
Elm aloeres 2nno, ielbIt penn lie feline
0ertrctlinq IN Der @onferen5 erhnlten
Iollten. Die Qall5e a3ufllnit glllitras
liens, erfl1rt 9torthcliiic, hdnqc Don
ben 8elhhiIIen Ser &onieren5 ab
Die 2isa-8 Notwithstanding.
8enf, IS. Sept.
3oblrcihe Otitglicoer Ger 8enerals
beriammlltnQ Ser Nationenliga in
8enf olnllbeu beitimmt, Dab ser 9lne-
rifnner SSohn @oiTett Wtoore elmer ser
Hihter Ocs oberlten intcrnotionalen
@erihtShofe5 iein miro, sic ON Wtitt=
ipodl eelpdblt meroen Inuen; Wtoore
io1 Ser llnterItiibung ser Gertreter
8roBbrjtonniens, 6ranfreids, Sta
liens, @Sopans, Ghinu5 1rno Gonooa3
liher fem; elmer ieirer cifrigIten 8e-
fiirnorter lit Or. @cuington 500, Ser
Noriiber ser cbinc'iichcn NcrtretltnQ.
Sic 9lbitinnmulQ fiir sic @ahI Ser in
ternatipnalen 9fihter iou om O1itt
8ornittng beginner; man alnubt haB
idon ole eriten Nbltinn1ln0en oie
fpobl bon einenl bolbcn Gubeno Jidls
Ter ergcben iperoen; man red)nct oltT
ie einen ans sen Scr Stnaten, @roB.
britannien. fSranfreih. S<tolien nno
GSopon, ol,Beroem iheint oie Habl
oe8 @raIilinners Or. II. @orhoia
5ientlidlgeiitert, Ser Chile, @olipien
,,n5 &ene5iela olf ieincr Seite bat
9uaegen m0qen piele 9lbItimnungen
notbig iein bis Die 3abl Der fiini5ebn
9fid,ter polIftGnoiq lit
Die Bcneralperianmlitng bottle.
i'm 2aufe oes Gien5toq nit Ser Ie-
bate iiber sem @eridlt oe3
eiqarath5 3um 2(bihIuB 3u fommen.
9aS Grinfen Der acknowledgements
NM 2Suterpention in Sahen 0e5 BUR
qenlanoes, 0as llngarn ob3utreten
fih iueiqert. trot0cm es in Dem Ser.
trag BON Ct @ermoin Ceiterreidl 3i-
5uqeIprodlen iit, lit pom 2igarotb bis
duf meiteres 5urilfQeitelt un6 Dies
Scr 8eaierunq in @ien Qedenjlber ga.
NIT beQrjnoet poroeu. oaB Ser Bot
ihnfterrntd iih Ser Sot)e bere;ts an'
qenommen b1tte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16
llnberiuuuo mirumt an.

8irnlin9bdnt, Nla., II. Sept.
@lmoesienator ltn0ertuooo, 0cmos
frat bon Ilobomo, Ser bon Grdlioent
Soroing OILS elmer Scr pier omerifns
niihen Gertretcr in ser 9lbriiItln8S-
Sonferen5 ouseriehen lit, erflGrte an
Wontoq, er meroe oie @rncnultnq
onnebmen, iotpie iie offi3ie4 polljo9en
lei. llnoerpooo meilte Die lette 3eit
in Der Wernen nnn Sennciiee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16
Die 2lbriiituuas=S nferenS.
3ulafIune Selgicns nnb Der Nieocr-
lanbe; ibrs Sbcilnalme jc-
bod beidJrGnft.
8oibington, ben IS. Sept.

9lm Wontag 9{adlnittag perlautcte
in g3aibinQtou, es ideine JEST gc-
iidert, oaB oie 9tieoerlonOe unb 8el-
Qien ouf ibren @uIIcb sur Sheilnab-
me oil ser fonnenoen 9IbriiIhlngs-
uno Oitoiien~Gonieren5 81gelaiien
miiroen; ibre 3heilnobme ioll iih in
oeIien MIR ouf oie llnterbrn0hmQen
iiber fSrogen beicbrdnfen, an oencn lie
in Sitoiien intereiiirt iino. Cine
Wsehrbeit ser fijnf urIpriin1lid)en
Ronferen3 zMGtte - @cr. Stoaten,
8roBbritonnicn 8roufreif, Stalien
uno Slapan = iou ibre 3ultimnutng
Qeqeben buben. Gie Steaung Ser
beioen M1dte in ser 9onfercn5 miro
oieIeGbe iein, lpie oie pon China, oa5
ebenfolls nur in ,Sragen, on oenen eS
ltrnlittelbor betheiligt lit, 81 Den Ser
banolunqen berange5ogen lperoen iou
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-16
Scr beaunte Tilm=SOmfer uTatp" srbnd Der GrmoOnna
elmer Sdaupielerin beibnlOigt, wirO wabrideinlid
uuer SHrgihat weOer iretOmmeu.
9Ommt uieleidt fret.
Ser aH9eflaate Silmfumifer .iuiro
uabridleinlidl inter SiirgidJnft
frei9elaficn tucroen.
San 1Sroncisco. Is. Sept.


9fo@coe 9lrbudIe, beihuloigt, 0en
Soo BON 0irqinin 93appe perltriaht
5i bnben. fonnt mobriheiulih unter
&iirqihoft in Ireibeit. Giitrittsan-
malt 8raon entidIoB lid, 9lrbudle
inter 2lnflo0e oes Eootihlaqe5, nidlt
OcS 0}oroes, SIT periolqen Sci iol-
den @erbrehen lit 99iirgihoit 5ul0i.
iig. 2trbufle's 9tnmalte iin0 sur
Steaunq bon $4,000 @iirQitaft be-
reit. 9raop'S GntihhlB lpuroc per.
muthlih ooourh beeinflllBt. 0ob sic
Goroncr5 2yurp uno Die 8rono <rn
it'd peiQerten, 9lrbuflc meQen Nor
bc3 on3uflaeen Iie gInfluge ser
@robqeibmorenen miro 9iihter Sbor-
tel i,eute iiberreid)t. g8enn 9roop
b;a hnhin Die Worobeid]uloi9ung
5itriif' chit. meroen Die Gertbeioiger
iofort giirQIf)aft beontroQen.
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@i6t netten Sfanoal.

s9ei Der &ro5eBberbnnbiirn9 gegen
9lrbltfle ruerbcn mabribeinlih oie
9foncn pieler befonnter Silm-Shalt.
ipieIer mo Sdouipieleriunen oor-
fommen. Sic iperoeu non 9Infloae
uno &ertheioiQlmg nprQclo0cn, nm
iiber oas Gorleben 0ea 9lnacflogteu
ouS3uiogen. 9tubproem meroen Damn
aiioelloie 8cronItoltinnen in Der
Silnlfolpnie bon Sos 9luaeles, an
melchen 9lrbuflc theilnam, in 3e1ts
QenouSInQcn behannclt. &rohb;tion5.
9lacnten erlp0qen Sic @eidlannohrue
non 9lrbufIe'a 9tutonobil I'M Werthc
pon S25. 900. inter Dem 9|Proodlt
oop sic bel Ser p2rbdnnnifoollcn Ne.
fHQidloit nerrp1notau Gjrtr1nfe in Scr
Cor nlla 0n9 9lnaelc5 natl Son Irnus
CISCO bcfGrAert nurNen. Dir 1Fr.ill.
lem Nrepoh un0 @I1fe. Sic bai Mr.
bltfle'5 @eIeQihoit inarrr mo mid.
tiQe 3cuQen geoen i'm ijn0, it1noen
hcute inter pnIi3eiIidlcr Renodutng
Sor 1SronciSco, 10. Sept
&enrn 21hmnnn n'ic e@ heiRt, ser
@rGutioom pon Tiroinio Roppe,
ianotP beute teIaqrnphiihe 9(nneiilin-
oer fiir oc llcberiiibrmQ scr &eife
nah Sos 9lnQeIe@. 9Irbuflc hefont
oeaen 200 9eIeQrnmme pon Trcun,
helE meIdlc Gertraten in ieine lln-
ibulo ou@0ritften.
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RESOLUTIONS ARE
.@... PASSED BYtREALTORS
-sI-IN = y s7-g-'- = - !" ." = : = ="
Continued From Page ID .sF.a

Continued From. Page u .t.a,..
sion and to the Congress RI of the
United States that immediate action
be taken to reduce railroad rates
very materially in order that the
products of the farms, the mines end
the forests may be moved at prof
it and thus give employment to the
many idle men of the country.
: Resolved, that a copy Of this reso-
luton be spread upon the minutes of
the Association, and sent to, the In
ter-State Commerce Commission and
to the. Senators and Representatives
from Minnesota. .....,... ...s
Be It Resolved, by the Minnesota
Realty Dealers Association in con-
vention assembled at Bemidji, Mimi,
on August IL, 1921, as follows:
We hereby express to the Beltrami
County Real Estate Board to the Ia
dies and business men Of Bemidji
our heartfelt appreciation of their
hospitality so graciously given to the
members of our Association who have
attended this convention. .,. .as,. ,.-
We commend the work of the Ten
Thousand Lakes Association, which
has aided materially in bringing into
Minnesota great numbers of settlers
and tourists who have carried the
fame of the beauties and attractions
of our state into distant communities
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approval of the city Attorney.
Applications f
Application of A. M. Daley for
male employment office license.
Application of A. Wold~for a Jitney
Application of H. c. seado for a dray
license. 3&a
-- &.ss miscellaneous
Council and asked that the road to the
brick yard be repaired.
The street commissioner was In
structed to fill in with cinders SO as to
make the road passable, also to grade
from Mlississippi to Oak street I, - -
see about the crossings between 10th
The. City Engineer, Alderman Boyce
were appointed as a committee to meet
with the Park Board to see about the
trees which are in the way OF the
White, Way posts.
3 committee consisting of Alderman
Bridgeman, Rode and Lahr were. ap-
pointed to meet. with the County Com
missioners to see about building De-
Assignment. OF. contract between the
Naylor Electric Co. of this City, to the
Kelley Duluth Co.. of Duluth, was ap-
proved and ordered filed. @ Il
The City Clerk was instrncted to
notify the Library Roard to turn y over
urer. &.sl ,e ;.
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned
Css@ j. Approved:
:..s r. " E<.:7 President.
BEL BELLE DENLEY, *. +, .,.1ss
City Clerk. <fi E
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y9G oc.osk b the
Boyces VINO moyed its adop1lon; H.,
provemesntts De e, mace under the super
VISION ot Ins Sily Englhs
Inat cemens CurDs pc lnsIa;iHiea Oh "
erty:
u o blo saS 9 Be'm nn ;artn side of vast
!, G hio oLh 81: aaGHk north sioe u
On Mh st. along north side OF plock
o. ~ Sen zig .,on r+h s,da ~ block
s. d sem 7tS Y a, , sontn side Of block
On sth st. along north side OF dock
l. 81 6em sths a,on or+, s,de 'of block
p BIZ ReRs td;t .,ons south side q block
!, lst. Ada; Bsaidji: - -. :, w =
bls Sa lst Add Be-; Remidji; side ~ Lots
,ae ~ i Riock e ai Regni Ha sue - -
On Bemidji ave; along east side olock
70, Saa Auu, ~ y i;s,.,,,s ave fea+
III; dna5 b iesaeed ng tha fsi,owinp dee.
scribed property I ,oa. s,aa 81
p, on Genf MSma Mye' along west sac OF
Z Cn SSi5s. q 80. e.Aon6 e'e 'i ~,
BLOCK os Ny aiNhsi, 49,, .+ .;aa of
On Centrai Ave: along east sue u
BLOCK ~, .Nymore; .., -
ON Centrai ave: along east sue u
BLOCK 0c. ~ 4 SSih1ors' 1ra,+ s,da or
p,ock * Numnre:
4 On Canntfal ISve' alnne east side of
block 'Ridgway's 1st Add to Ny
more. - .-s"s1@e't,' - -
NON = IN Central Ave. along west side of
block Ridgwav's 1st Add to Ny
mnra. =
On Central Ave. along west side of
more; ,,-.s,.
On Central Ave. along east side Of
Block B Ridgway's list Add to NY
more; 80. Us. y
On Central Ave: along west side of
Block 6 Ridgway's list Add. to Ny
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RESOLUTION NO. nos

# +
=. At a meeting of the City Council Of
the City of Bemidji, Minnesota, held in
the, council Chambers In tho city hall
n said city; on Monday; the 25th day
Following resolution was introduced by
Alderman Boyce, who moved its adop-
tion:f a..,5S si-y4ls s.s " 8, s3a.
the County Of Beitrarni, State Of Min
authorized g toy appropriase ana expsnd
such sums Of money. from the county
advisable for opening, vacating, resur-
yeying or inprovirg the following de-
scribed road, street, or highway, the
Highway y Within The city i limits s Of the
City. Of Bemidji In said county and
comencing at the intersection Of Gem
intersection with Carpenter avenue:
thence southwssterly on Carpenter
quarter line 81 Section 1.sTownship OF
NBemidji thence south on the said north
s ana s seatioan uaa1tsr line TO the center q
. Said appropriations ana expenditures
ito be according to the provisions OF
Section 25lT. General Statutes Of Min
thereto. 4&t NE
The foregoing resolution having been
duly seconded by Alderman Bridgeman,
It was Put upon It's passags and BY an
passed and carried. &E Z
Alderman voting AYE: Palmer. Car
yer; aa Brid ag "a Mckt Pn RarlSeil'
Alderman voting May: None.
Alderman absent: Hayward.
Approved July 80, 1921; nr ,>,v
Attest: 4 -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
M A r KETs
HIDES
COSSACK REBELLION > .
/, EXPECTED IN RUSSIA
Az Edwin Hnllinpelr,,

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Paris.-(By Mall The Cossacks
Of southern Russia are re-combining
against the bolsheviks, according to 9
report by M. Kharlamoff, member Of
the Russian, revolutionary constitu-
ent assembly, before the constituent
in Paris. 4lE rhs&4 .aia,s& 49, D., ltRs
Cossack leaders. of the Don, Koub-
an and Terek regions, the most pow
erful of the horsemen tribes, recent
~ formed what they called the "Unit-
ed Council" and have set up cen
trail executive administration or gov
er-ment. The council has an active
office in Constantinople, publishes a
newspaper for the benefit Of Russian
refugees there, and has aligned itself
alongside the revolutionary constitu-
emit.
This latter is significant in view of
the fact that the Cossacks formerly
supported Denikine and Wrangel and
other so-called reactionary leaders
for whom the constituent had little
sympathy. It indicates a tendency,
which has recently been reported
from other quarters, among Russian
anti-bolshevik elements to swing back
toward Kerensky and the leadership
Of the social at. revolutionary, party
which engineered the revolution of
March, 1917. '7'7" se ny
Kharlamoff also reported intense
suffering among the remnants of
Wrange's army, large proportion
Of whom are living in Constantinople
midst greatest misery. =
The American Red Cross has pre-
vented thousands from starving, dol
ing out supplies and clothing. ; It has
also "staked" number of the more
intelligent refugees to the, extent Of
four or five lires., With this "capi-
tall many Of the latter have started
a tiny business of some kind and are
ekeing out small living. @s..
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VIM. Christiapson,
Jonas Erickson, ~, -I5s35t
w. b. Fortier (2)
. w. O.. Noble.
Elgin Mcdaniel s.
- I. b. Olson,
Nick Demas,
r. J. Boardman. = -,
Chas. A. Williams. Il
lowing applications be disallowed and
the license fee returned:
John Slow, . "a. .*=
h F.gJ. Frost, 1900 -
Z. Pat Stapleton, RPS.
A. L. Gilbert, I'll, g,g*@5 ..#sf
\ The city Engineer estimated the cost
of grading First street between Miss.
and Park avenues would amount to
$sS0.00. st..g@. a u
Petitions from property owners re-
}questing that a sidewalk be laid on the
east side of Lincoln Ave- beginning at
the corner of 5th street running south
to 7th street in the . Fifth Ward, also ss
St running east to Pershing ave. on
the north side Of thu street. 4
i*f These petitions were referred to the
city En- ipeer to make estimate and
report at next meeting!
Grand Forks Bay. REQUESTING that the
ditch be lowered along the west side Of
the Bay. The City Engineer inform ed
the Council that this would be taken
care Of by the State and Highway En-
sgineer. -, 49,. e.s It'll. s.-i: 2
4 The bond of ]. J. Doran for water
extension on America avenue, with the
u. s. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. of Mary
land as surety in the sum Of $1579.O
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KILLED WIFE 70 END AGONY
eriton Gassed Woman He Loved, In
eurabiy III, and Then Ended
ia 74 His Own Life. .>f.5 ~.

rs ''The doctor gives anesthesia to
hopeless agony. The soldier spares a
thrust or a shot to writhing conn
rade. p, Any decent man shoots his
women folk to save them from dis
honor" F saE
Such was the explanation made by
E. r. Eardley for killing himself and
his wife in their little cottage at
scarborough, says an English ex-
change. & a. e. "
Mrs. Eardley was hopeless invalid,
and her disease had developed to the
point where 1t became necessary to
place her in q home for the mentally
afflicted. In. the, letter from which
the extracts above are made, Eardley
said: fEs T.. ssS & ."5s E rs
For two years now my wife has
lived in hourly torment. Her condi-
tion grows daily worse. I can do moth
ing more for her; my will to live and
win is broken. There is nothing be-
fore her but the madhouse, without
even the alleviation I have been able
10 bring. Et".... -
However human law may regard
the matter, my conscience justifies
me; indeed, I should live coward In
my own esteem If I failed her in this
extremity" e. ,":.sn;s.." ~ =
Even in his sorrow Eardley thought
of those who would discover the trag-
edy, and in the letter he wrote to the
friend telling him Of his determine
tlon, he added:
1.-THE bodies of myself and my dear
wife WILDE found together in the lit
tie dressing ROOM Great care must
be taken in entering the house; the
dressing room :. and communicating
bedroom will be full Of gas"
After hearing all the testimony and
the reading Of the letter the jury
found that the dead man took his
own life and that Of his wife while he
was temporarily of unsound mind and
added an expression OF sympathy with
the relatives. 50 y. II, X. Z rs u - -
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Indians Have Curious Enumeration.

!. The Indians OF Guiana have q curl
GUS system Of enumeration. They count
by the hand and its four fingers. Thus,
when they reach five, instead Of say
ing SO, they call 1t a. "hand." SIX is
therefore ''hand and first finger;
seven, "hand and SECOND finger" Ten
Is 'two hahds." But 20, instead Of be-
Ing "four hands," Is a "man." Forty
Is two men," and thus they 60 on by
twenties. Forty-six lis expressed as
"tw0 men, hand and first finger" h
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS
CONVENE OCTOBER 1918
tBy united t.ress) ,

:" = NJ
st. Paul, Aug. 13.---The first an
nual convention of the Officers Re-
serve corps, seventh corps area, will
be held here October 14-15. Origin-
ally the date was set for August II.
was necessitated be-
cause of fact that many members of
corps are now. attending National
Guard encampinents. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
CARPENTER TO CLOSE
PUGlLlSTIc CAREER SOON
(By SUnited Press)

London, Aug. 13.-Gcorges Car
pentier will close his pugilistic con-
nections with contest in London in
October or November, newspa pers
stated today. Major Harold Wilson,
British promoter, is in Bolney dis
cussing terms with Carpenter apd
his manager. or, III. .@ sd L. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPION
ARRIVES IN AMERICA

New York, Aug. s13.-Mme. Su-
zanne Lenglen, French tennis star,
arrived here this morning on the
French liner Paris, to compete for the
American championship. Julian My
rsh, PRECEDENT of the United States
Lawn Tennis association, and other
officers Of the organization met the
party at the pier.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR WILL
CONTINUE INSPECTION TOUR

Chicago, Aug. 13.-S-Len Small, IL
linois governor under Indictment for
alleged misuse of public funds while
state treasurer, was in conversation
with, Chicago attorneys and political
advisers here today. After, spending
Sunday In Kankakee the governor in
tends to continue his tour inspecting
roads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
GOING AFTER NEW ~
BUICK -FOUR" AUTO

F. M. Goughnof leaves Sunday
night for Minneapolis and expects to
return with a new model four Buick
for the Motor Inn garage, of which
ne is proprietor. a. The car will be on
display and ready for demonstration
purposes some time next week, an
nouncement of which will be made
later, p, 4, s.s q"sr.,g X ~ , u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13

FOR SALE---City property, farms
and lands. Prices are again show
a'53 ing, an upward trend Get in early.
I'VE quote the sellers price to ev-
cry customer. Phelps Agency.
Phone IT'S. LOG Third street.
6tS-lS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13

ri 81 Negligent 81 Their Duties.
It is said that only about 80 per cent
Of the people Of London fulfill their
voting privileges. g INK ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-08-13
TWENTIETH CENTURY
LIMITED
.A B.d cs.e

l. g 3 4 E :
One Of the most prominent of the
local golfers is reported to be suffer
ing from the hoof-and-mouth disease
contracted while he was playing golf
at the Bemidji Country club links.
It is understood that he walks all day
and talks all night.
NO End to It 4.
The Safest Thing to Do
A correspondent writes in and
tells us that his horse has the heaves
and wants to know what he should
do. In our best opinions, we should
saw that he should keep away from
the horses head. @pnr
He Might Kick .
s". Take 1t for Granted
It is easy to imagine that men are
logical critters. If you put box
of good cigars in room with bunch
of men, they all smoke till they burn
their tongues. ...r.s.
49,. Amt It Fact?-
Hot Weather Suggestions
DON'T worry if it's ninety in the
shade-youe don't have to stay in the
shade. .2+
Il. To avoid sunstrokes practice dodg-
ing. 49,. ~.
Open all windows and doors be-
fore retiring, but be sure the cellar
door is locked. rs~ ). 1ssS A ,s-s ).
Take at least twelveric baths a.
day. .%~#s
Keep Cool
Speaking of Service g..
The average drug store will pro-
vide you with a cucumber: salad and
Bottle Of pain-killer to 60 with it.
THAT Helps Some i E
g. ~ ~ Clear as Chinese
Dare Tvante Senturise: Ay kan
see by yure valuable pepper yu hav
piktur of Bemidji nu hi skol on frunt
page of your pepper Tuesday. But
ay luke all over da piktur an ay no
can see no plavry. barn as wood be in
piktur ven hi skol is bilt on oft sit.
And my gudnes, if bilding is guing to
be so big an so littel rum on oil sit
ware vii dey put da outhus? Ay
tank must hav got holt of rong pix
tur, or mabe yu hav pip-dreem. Ay
don no. .,-~-. .,=e a-.,-.. -, --'-r
~ Ola Smolaning
N. B. Yu vii Piles excus my englis
becos ay am port irish and svenska,
and ay no hav chenc to go to Bemidji
hi skol My vif she is irlendare. ~.
M'-!tfs Ola.
Boy, Page Einstein !
"Bomb Destroys St. Paul Home"
says headline, and the articles goes
on to say, that. neighbors saw man
running from the house a few min
utes before the explosion and join
four other men who were waiting in
an automobile close by. The chances
are that the man who was seen rum
ming away was merely getting away
from a home-brew still.
s@@-s = Heard It Working
~. Not Much, at That
"Yeggs Wreck Vault, but Leave
Empty Handed,", says a., headline in
The Pioneer of Friday. How come?
They at least must have taken their
lives in their own hands.
%Fs"" -Light-Handed-
...s-- . -s--.-- 80 ,..0-.. 5-,-.,. ..-
Just Imagine 1t
In these days Of adulteration, the
first thing we know they'll be run
ming milk trains without cow-catch-
ers. M@Ha 49, vAr .4:'M a.
Who'll Catch EN- Them
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REsOLUTfON NO. 1oa

At regular meeting of the City
Council of BernidjL Mimi. held In the
council chambers in the city hall In
said city. on Monday, July Is, 1921, at
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! Something In This. Il
The man who keeps his mouth shut,
may not have very much sense, but
he's no fool. Post. s: r.
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posite which said above described i'm
provements are to be made shall be as
sessable for cost Of the respective work
done. >s'.s'l7 ''"'s ss'5to
The foregoing resolution having been
duly seconded by Alderman Palmer 1t
was put upon its passage and by an
aye and nay vote was declared duly
carried. ttSS III
Aldermen voting Aye: Palmer, Car
yer, Bridgeman, McKinnon, Barnell
STAFFORD, Smart, Boyce. Rode, Lair.
Aldermen voting May: None. ~ ~ 4
| Aldermen absent: Hayward. SIT.
Approved July 80, 1921.
s,1ssa,s,es A. W. GARLOCK.
Mayor.
Attest: - =. 1a $50. ~ tet
BELLE DENLEY, - -
City Clerk. - III
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The WILLING Wife.

Any married woman Is ready to
practice economy If her husband can
afford to pay for the experiment.
Life. , g. f. ~ 49, -