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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
BANDIT FAILS TO
! OBEY ORDERS TO HALT
iBy United ;iPrsss0

j st. Paul, Feb. auto ban
dit died this morning at the city hos
pital, with q bullet q fraction Of an
inch from his heart. He was .iden-
tilted as Clarence Humphrey, 25. T.
John Jensen was aroused early this
morning by the sound of motor
running in his garage He wakened
his son and they both watched from
the window. Humphrey opened the
garage door and his companions
drove theHc out. They failed to
heed. an order to stop and Jensen
fired. Humphrey dropped. but. his
companions sped away 81: :;5 :ss;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
Priceless Letters Recently
| Uncovered Tell Martyrs
Love Of Fellow Mem & .
n BRAHAM LINCOLN, tho Man
- Of Mercy, was born 1l3 years

Il BRAHAM LINCOLN, tho Nan
- Of Mercy, was born 11s years
ago today. !. ~ ss,, l.l.,s:
onBa frontier farm that Was
little more than . clearing in the
primeval wilderness Of Hardin
County, Kentucky, he made his
obscure entry into life. @v d.
Had . soothssyer made q pill
srimage to the rude cabin that
day, viewed its poverty and isola-
ton, or spoken to the shiftless,
ilIiterate father, he, could have
1ound. nothing that foretold the
man who Was to steady . totter-
ine nations destimies-the giant
in spiritual power who was to wage
tosyictory the bitterest war Of our
history and still be acclaimed the
Man of Mercy. The seer could
have done no more than speculate
svaEusly on the perfect number
seven present in the letters OF
his given and family names.
! Dsesnsnts Newly Revealed @
Il il Lincoln, the Man Of Mercy,
that is particularly revealed in the
group. Of almost priceless docu.
p,ents recently collected by 6,
Lynn Sumner for the library OF
the international Correspondence
Schools. All Of then, are Of great
!, value and interest. One Is wholly
unique, Fer Il preserves in one
manuscript q pies Tor = soldie,
found asleep on his post;a brie1
enlargement by Senator Charlie.
Summer Of Massachusetts,, ant
hnally . paragraph by Lincoln h:s,.
- esaes e.: s. z hsssss:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11

most Of them wanting to see the
President.
: In the beginning they were only
curious and their requests were
usually trivial. But after the bat
tl Of Bull Run and Antietanl,
Fredericksburg and Chancellors-
vile. the suldiaa of Washington
we're changed.. They 'hoSbied about
on crutches. They sat pale and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
St. CLOUD HIGH DEFEATS.
BEMEDI ON OWN FLOOR
CONTINUED from Page

" CONTINUED from Page =
for Bemidji with two field bakets
and three out Of ten free throws.
Neumann, right forward, made one
field goal, the only other counter for
Eemidji. Henry, center, Smith and
Boyce, guards, completed the lineup.
Peterson substituted for Smith when
Smith relieved Henry at center in the
last part Of the second period, when
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
- = = M, -. 40, - 81
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, ~<
II is FAST DISAPPEARING.

= One. Of zBemidji's old landmarks
tho Odd Fellows building, which was
recently sold to Albert Stott, is fast
being wrecked. Stott: is selling part
of the lumber and the balance he is
hauling to his farm where he will use
it in the construction of buildings. r..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
,Halp The Bare Family.

Help The Bare Family.
Dear Twentieth Century: A notice
in your paper for "Wednesday night
stated that the members Of the Pete
Baer family lost their clothing in a
fire Monday night and that, the kind
hearted citizens should bear in mind
that the Baer family is bare. All
citizens should remember that.-H.
A. r. =. III IL.
Not Polar Bears .
I'D. -. zEorest Breezes., -.
The old saying: 81 pine for you
and sometimes balsam," is soon to De
changed by public sentiment to .!
balsam when pine for you But
where does the weeping willow come
in? -.. H..
And What Fir?-
-... --t:: Accommodating. ..- i
A sign on the door of barber shop
in the logging town OF bucko, MIMI,
reads: "Foresters manicured in the
annex" =
T.. -Next!--
A Job For Burroughs. "a
Florida is said to be contesting the
name of, this statd as the "land OF
Ten Thousand Lakes" It is rumored
that some told crab down there is de-
nnanding recount Of the Minnesota
lakes Looks like a job for Bur
rouRhs, not the Burroughs who al
ways studied rare birds like that Flo
rida bird who wants the recount, but
the Burroughs who makes the adding
machines. a.. 5, ..'
Add EN- And Eve
~ aoHai! OHal!
The game and fish department has
lust finished new bulletin which
it is said will soon be, ready for dis
tribution. It is entitled "Why Fish
Do Not Sweat" 1t apparently does
not refer to that species Of fish which
are ordinarily found in "hot water
Throw Out The Life Line
Deal Us Out, Brother! ,.
In. Southern Guinea the greatest
luxury that can be placed before a
guest is q pot roast of boa-constrlct-
or. Personally, we never did care
for any of these things called luxu-
ries.
III That's A Sample
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
PREDICTS HEAVY !
TOURIST TRAVEL THIS YEAR

P. j. McGarry Of Walker. presided
over the meeting Of the Ten Thou
sand Lakes Of Minnesota association
held in Minneapolis this week. Sem
ator McGarry told Of the work being
carried on and predicted that 1872
would see the largest number Of tour.
lists in Minnesota in the history Of
the state. S. ri !
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11

original documents cannot be OBJ
tanned there are faithful rephcas.a
Virtually all of, them reflect the
great, kindly heart of the martyr,
In the days Of the Civil Wv es1
cry soldier. knew E:scn,A ioE his
fscrd. Reports Of mssy ease.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
ST BARTHOLOMEW.

Bishop G.. G. Bennett will speak
Sunday morning at ! l: O'Clock and at
8 o'clock in the evening. 49, :s.
Early celebration At g. a.: m. = ,..e:::
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Rector.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11

where he used his personal influ-
ence to secure some right or favor
for soldier were in constant cir
culstion. From the time the first
trpops arssGe6 in Washington IN
Auri!, 1861, Until tbs end ef the
ws-, the taEn vas full Of men,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
M ARK E rs
POTATO MARKET

Chicago, Feb. H.. - Potatoes,
steady; receipts, 43 cars; total us:
shipments, GOT cars; on track, 1s3
cars. Wisconsin round whites, sack
ed, $1.75 to S1.95; Minnesota whites,
$1.7O to 4$1.85.f~:..-.4. j.. .-.> II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11
LUMBER MARKET BET TER /.
NOW THAN A YEAR AGO

There is nothing spectacular about
the lumber market at present. Or
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11

-. l.. =, NONI1S !. = - = =
Bemidji's mat artist is to meet
Joe, 0rr of Minneapolis at the new
Moose hall tonight for the best two
out of three falls. These men are
considered very evenly matched and
a hard-fought wrestling match is sure
I'd result.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-11

balsam "
where dos
in? ..-..
-.~ --t2:.sl
+. in the log
: reads: =
annex"
A
Florida
name Of
that some
handing
lakes "
roughs, n
ways stud
rida bird
the Burro
machines.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
0NKENTEs ARvEREs

Szikora Laszlo elkoltozik a va
rosb6l es azert farmjan, amely
Cornersburgban, canfieldi teglas
ut vegenel van, okt6ber 19-en nyii
vanos arverest rendez, amelyen
eladasra keriil tobbek kozt: ket jo
fejos tehen, egy het honapos
iisz6 borju, sok baromfi, egy 1921
es Ford turagep, jo karban,, szenas
kukorica termes, krumpli termes,
osszes gazdasagi gepek .es a haz
osszes butorai, beleertve egy gra-
mofont .stb., valamint rengeteg
befott gyiimolcs. A nyilvanes ar
veresen legtobbet igerok azonnal
elvihetik, amit vasaroltak. (12)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
ELAD0 TELKEK

Ket kitiin6 ponton fekvo haz-
he,y, Randolph .streeten, Brier
Hill SteeECo. gyara es a Standard
Oil Cloth Co. telepe mellett, OIL
ESQ aron elado. A telkeken jar
ola, villanyvezetek van S az ad6il
mind XII vannak fizetve. Aruk +:
I$165O. Keszpenz $1,000, a tobbi
egy evi t0rlesztesre. F'orduljanak
erre cinrre,: M. Mraz, .320-22 w.
Federal ST.. (lapunk nyomdaia-
ban.) z (5,12)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
Tiizvesz Nyircsaszariban

Nyircsaszari kozsegben (Sza-
bolcsmegye) nagy tiizvesz diihon-
g0tt. A hatar egyik gabonarako-
d6ja kigyuladt. s a hat l6er6s
csepl6geppeF egyiitt a k0zeli ga
bonaasztagok a langok martaleka-
va lettek. A tuz eddig meg XII nem
deritett okb6i cseplo mellett mil
kod6 elevator kozeleben felhalmo-
zott szalma rakasnal tort XII olyan
hirtelen, hogy a irakas tetejen fog
lalkoz6 munkasoknak ialig voltide-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
KEREsUNK BANYAsZoKAT

Banyaink mindennap dolgoznak. Hasz-
nalhatunk gep-ladolokat,, pikkol6kat es
nappali embereket nemuni6 banyakba'f,
Kozep. Pennsylvaniaban. A szen 4 lab
vastag, tiszta. Mines hanyagaz vagy
viz es skAla ,bereket fizetiink. A legjobb
megelhetesi Is tmunkaviszonyok. Csa-
ladokat iingyen szallitunk. Jojjon vagy
iron. Nyitva este. United Employ
n,ent and Commissary Co., sos Grant ST.;
Pittsburgh, Pa. Masodik emelet. &;
lz,o,ooeA 2
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
MAcYARoRszAG1 LEvELEK

Az alabbiaknak a Foreign Lam
guage Information Service ma
gyar osztalyanal Magyarorszagb6l
erkezett levefiik van, akik AIT az
iroda helyisegeben szemelyesen
yagy level utjant barmikor atyehe-
tik. Ha valaki ismerost talal a
keresettek kozott, sziveskedjek
figye1meztetni. Gin Foreign Lam
guage Information Service, Hun
garian Bureau, 119 West 41ste ST.,
New York, N. Y.
Andi Szabon, Krumpler, w.
Va.
Steve Csato, Westend ave., Det-
|roit.
| Denbel Erzsebet, Eryda.
George Eisenhut, St. Louis, Mo.
Farsang Adolf, Cleveland, O.
Hu1ban Maria, Jersey City.
Janik Anna, So ewes, Parishaza.
Kaska Erwin, Chicago, Ill. -
Kempf Ferdinand es Anna, Tom
kinsville.
Kerekes Lajos, Berwick, Pa.
Lorek Joe, SO ewes, Detroit
| Mich. !
/ Michael Meisels, New York City
] Molnar Ferenc, mertok, Bessen
ger, Florida.
| Molnar Balint, Midland, Pa.
| Mrva Karoly, Chicago, Ill.
I Nieder Gyula Agoston, Detroit
Mich.
4 Paul Frida, San Francisco, Ca
i Revesz Janos, Kullman, N. Y.
4 Mrs. Robert r. Riedel, Spite
Julianna, Chicago, Ill.
Michael Rusznyak, Brooklyn
n. Y.
Margitai Szabo Sander, Mi'
toelle, Del.
Schurnpeck Bella, Lorain, Ohi'
Tako Janos, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Barcsi Weisz Jeno, Garfield
N. j.
: Bathory Gabor, Wintondale, p
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
EL.AD0

Cypress ST. szobas haz,
pince, gaz es varosi viz, te-
lek 125 lab mely, nehany
.gyii1nolcsfa. Ara 1880, ke-
nyelmes lefizetesre. Cim:
Himelreich, COS Dollar Bank
Bldg: Bell Main 1877, Auto.
6l31. (12)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

ecet -tartalmanal fogva kival6 OIL
doanyag ICY segiti el6 az emesz-
test. Egyebkent fozeshez is min
dig ajanlatosabb citrorhot hasz-
nalni, mint eoetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
APR0 HlRDETESEK

FERFIAK, TANuLJAK MEG A
BoRBELY MEsTERsEGET. R6vid
tanfolyam. Tanuljanak olyan mester-
seget, mely nagy bert fizet 6s alland6
munkat biztosit. Gin: Modern Barber
College, 2215 E. Ninth St., Cleveland,
Ohio. (12,19,26,2)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
APR0 HIRDETESEK
IRA O. PARK

COG Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Telefon: Federal 397O-Auto. 6970
Husz evi tapasztalattal bH farmok
IS varosi ingatlan eladasaban. Vannak
slaa6 farmjai minden nagysagban, min
den arban es Youngstownt6l minden
ranyban., (23IX21)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
APR0 HRDETfsEk


COS Dollar Bank Bldg.
INGATLAN, FARMoK, B1zToslTAs
Youngstown, O..
'Felefon: Bell Main 737-Auto. 613J.
Eaad hazakat es farmokat k6nyetmes
(2s1x219 !
Valamennvi k0zmuaka kozeleben.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
50,OOO.OO RUBEL
TELJESEN INCYEN

Or rabel nemIegiben 55 centet 6rt, tehat
fenti ysszeg 100000 dollar
Takartsa meg ezt penz sok Macy wagon epu fe
haboruk utan degen vett gazdauk Ugy hrk hogy
dollar rtek radumot edezek Oroszorszag
ban azonivul sao kozonseg fgyemet felhvja
amerka OLAF es mas pa mozgamakra meyek Oroszorszag
fele ranyulnak Chicago Tribune september 12k szama
ban k0zoe annak csatornanak megnyitas hre mey
Oroszoszag Nemetorszag Kozepaza vzuta
ereme ezaa orosznemet parf kombnac6nak uat nyi
tott rasi nyersanyago OLAF mangan
vororez depozitokhoz ugyanakkor san ovedemez5
kozpazia kereskedemet Nemeorszg Oroszorszag
fele ranyotta. Gonoja meg, hogy nit ent Csak
dobja ell az akalmat hogy rubelekhez juthasson
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
ELETEREJET FoKoZZA.

Eleterene eryenek fokozasa aand6an karbanatrtasa
aYEASTOLAX alta oily allapotba ker mely bar
megbrkozk csrakka amelyek aattomosan fork0znek
estbe testsz0vetet es kotak eetet
tuduk elege hangsulyezn hogy maden eber onmaga
nak csaadjana azza hoey mine egeszsegesebb
ekepesebb egyen embf esodasan ba
muatosan nagysze gepeze eiy termeszee k0rmenyek k
mindg megtaaa egeszseges ua DE modern eletfl
nomt6 megok egsegetad6 yitamnes es aala
nos eerendnk testinknek adatik keA6 aka
eeny behato6 csirak es fertozesek emberi
teset konnyen predaya ejtik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
ECESZSEC ES CAZDACSAC'

Kilonos kedvezmenykent - hogy YEASTOLAX gyorsab
ban elteredjen korato d9n beHl barknek XII posan be-
kuld nekink SIT macy csag YASToEAX kotsegeinek
fedezesere adunk fost ,@<s1t@ttts + 80 sSf
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

Rendkvd sokat irtak nemregiben egy u elem fedezess
ro meynek hasa ember testre annak zika osszete
lere feodesre csodava haaros Ezen eemet tudo
many VITAMINES neven meri mindennapos haznaatban
levo eesz6bn aaak egnagyobb mennysegben ezt ele
bamuaos taperejenek eedese keszete gy9gya
sta fogalkookat hog va egkuonbozobb 81 eszo keverke
ket ask 0sse azoka orszag eghrnevesebb worhzabn
Xxi is probaltak es meg hozza bamulaos eredmennyel
Nalatt ksereeke efolyattak es nagykozonseg alfalfa
eveze uomany leguabb koszakot akoto
eonyei ag gy chcagoi es indianapolis
csoport hogy eeszo VITAMNES yogyere
fokozak eheo legmagasabb fokg meggy0zodesuk
VOLT hogy meg ertek el Hoszanart6 munkauk cred
menye a YEASTO[IAX - vilag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
AvERbE.ck
DRU6 co.
~ III
Is w. Federal St.
ELAD0

Harom szobas cottage,
Macy gyukdllal es mas kill
5piiletekkel, majdnem egy
acre fold, gyiim0lcsfak. Min
den elsorendii allapotban, 5
-ventes car fare. Ara $3.50,
IefMetesre. Cim: Himelreich,
Dollar Bank Bldg. Bell Main
1871, Auto. 6131. (12)
Stefanovics Laszl6, Cudahs,
Wis.
Pszota JOSEF, 33 ewes, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Szab6 Vegh Gyorgy, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Alex Magyarody, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Thul Vilmos, Philadelphia, Pa
Klein Mihaly, Chocago, I'll.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
a InoJoBs v1rAIuEr ErzsGr6.

vizben oldhat6 B. v1TAMINE aIkotja YEAsToLAX
f5eeme rendivi nsgycre hatasa egek es testszove
kpitesebe azokx akalmassa betegsegek ekdzdsere
fe okvetlel Het ellen
sara AYEASTOlAX redkivl modon fnomitott gyo
mortszto akatrze legktn6bb estfeeszove avatja Ha
gyenae kenyes gyomra vagy barmkepen rendeenesen m
kodk YEAsToLAX csodasan jav Is Vi emberre val
toztatja. ~r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

csoport Acknowledgements hogy eleszo VITAMNES gyogyer
jet fokozzak eet5 egmagasabb fokig meggyozodesuk
VOLT hogy meg ertek e Hoszanart6 munkauk cred
menye YEASTOLAX - vilag
LEeKITUN0BB EGEszsEe EpIr0 TABLErrAJA
YEAsT0LAT vag legkittn6bb egeszegepto gyomortisz
tito alettaa tudomsny legujabb vvmanya evezheto
eleszo eoalasabar Vitamines artalma
tuadonsag meiy edgele gyeen smert eeszto tabeaban
taahat6 fel Ieses tabea aakban keru piacra kee
es pompa hatasu gyermekek rajonganak ere eros
berekke fejlodnek t0le.
HA RHEUMABAN sZEKREKEDEsBEN EMEszTEsI
ZAvAROKBAN, B0RBAJ0KBAN IEGCs0GYULADAsBAN
KTUTEsEKBEN
vagy yer tsztatansaga barmey bajban szenved
avagy iegezee megamadva egeszseges tsza
ohat vagy gyomra rendben ugy probaa XII
bamulatcs orvossdgankat YEASTOLAX-ot Kuonee alkat
resze k0zott YEASTOIAX legkiaiinobb egeletkepeebb
VITAMES eszeket taramazza amt k0ztudomas szernt
dosag egyhanguag embe test eetere eletereere nekoz
heeennek eentett XII mnden reszben emberek
Macy omege elvez hasznaa eg6g eetpesseg oro
meiben duslakodna YEASTOLAX ezenkivu keleme gyen
ge gyomoriszito is mey okoz gorcsoket csi-
karast.
A YEAsTOIAX gyomortisztito eeme1 gyogytudomany
egobbnak esmert hasha0 nagyszeren vannak vegyuve
testfeesz9. .alkatreszekkel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
PENzvIsSZAADAsI GARANCIANK

AIT akarjuk, hogy Amerka mnden lakosa kinek sksege
rea kldjon egy doboz YEASTOLAXert Mi modszer
hasznaluk gyors erjetesre hirdeesre. YEASTOLAX
csoda bamuatos hatasa rana t0bbet
OrUni fog neki exert garanaunk. Mem semmnemU
kockazaot es vssaaduk penzet ha YEASTOLAX egit
Xxi es nincsen azzal megelegedve.
Tose Xxi zalanti reneles szevenyt kdie be azonnal
csaoon hozza egy doar Azonna kesedelem nekl kap
eg YEASTOXsot IS $4,000 rubet Az $4,000 rubelt
kUl0n kedvezmzny gyanan adjuk Mem keril semmibe
YEASTOI4AX ara dollar
Ne feled ajanat zaros id6re szo ehat egesege
ovoe kedve6rt nteekedek azonna Kulde be rendeeset
azonna.
1000O0000 rubet adunk ingyen minden $2-os
YEASrOAX endeessel mig Notwithstanding TART Fen
artuk jogot On rendeset yszauasan ha rube
keszletink elfogy.
YEASTOLAX COMPANY
l28 30 Michigan Avenue, Dept G, 455, Chicago Ill
T0LTSE KI AzsALABBI szELvENYT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

A magyar kormany altal engedelyezett
hai3sfarsas6g
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-06
G5pen House Here
Will Show Finery
For Buying Public
Mrs. G. Fl. Traitor
Attending Meeting
She Is Attending State Convention
of the League of Womne
Voters.

Mrs. G. H. Trafton left today for
st. Paul where she will attend the
convention of the League of Women
Voters. Mrs. Trafton goes as a
delegate from Mankato. The st.
Paul Hotel is the headquarters for
the League. The opening session
was held this morning at 1890 A.
NJ, Miss Marguerite Wells, state
president presiding. The mornings
session, was given over to reports
of the various officers and commit
tees. At two o'clock this afternoon
the Legislative Council session was
held and women prominent for this
subjects discussed were THE Shor-
ter Working Day." by Miss Louise
Schultz of the department of women
and children, state Industrial COM
mission, Women and the Industrial
Commission" by Miss Alice Kerch-
er, chairman of the committee on
industry, Of the Minnesota w. G. r.
u, Amending the Minimum Wage
Law, by Mrs. Dietrichson. Phases
of public health on hygiene were
also discussed. At eight O'Clock
this evening a mass meeting is to
be held in the Peoples church at
which addresses by the candidates
of the republican, democratic and
farmer labor parties for United
States senator and for governor
were to speak. Friday morning the
session will be on Organization and
Policy" and a discussion of recon-
mendations of executive committee.
Tomorrow afternoon, following the
luncheon at noon, the session will
be devoted to Educational Legis
lation," and phases of education
will be under discussion. The ses-
sion on Efficiency in Government"
will be held tomorrow evening, and
at this time Ray P. Chase, state
auditor will speak on How Mime
sofa is Taxed" Professor John H.
Gray will speak on Progress in
Minnesota toward Efficiency in Gov.
eminent" Saturday morning the
legislative council session will be
held at which time the indetermin-
ate sentence, the family court, and
regulation of public dance halls will
be discussed Miss Florence Mono.
han will speak on do Our Laws
Discriminate against Women At
the annual convention luncheon on
Saturday, the principal speaker will
be Mrs. Richard Edwards, first
vice president of the National
League of Women Voters, whose
subject VIII be .Our Case"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-06
Henry Dietman Ends
I. Life With Paris Green
series Of Troubles Caused Him r.
Commit Suicide; Life Not
Worth While, He Said.

Henry Dieteman, aged yortv.rr.
years and a resident of this civ for
number of years past, COMMITTEES
suicide Yesterday afternoon nv tai
l1g pans green, death ensued ~ a.,
COCK last night after the man bsd
pee pSen removed to ST. Joseph's hosni-
a. AL, ana everything possible had been
81 The rash deed was no doubt cans
smy uespondency and a great
SaIIon OF trouble which had be.
peen in crippled Condition e., 1 -
past eight years, child died sha lie
Ilme ago, and on September ~
was arrested by the Mankafn no,,ns
On the charge of having in his No
SESSION apparatus designed for fha
manufacture of Intoxicating 1;n,a
On september 20 he was arrast.I
agaln oy the Mankato police IN in
SIructlons from the author;t;as -
Lam oerton, who charged the defenS' T.
anu with operating a motor vabtcIo
WINE intoxicated. He had nut m
pond Tor his appearance later on a.
LamDerton. He had been preyious q
pound over to await the actior
OF tne grand jury in Blue Earth
county on violation of the Voigtaad
a n.. 10 ADDITION to this he had an
Did Not Want Doctor
According to the Statement of -.
or the sons of the deceased ~ me me
Free Press this morning. his fatha,.
came into the house abont 1brea
O'CLOCK with his mouth smeared WIFI
paris green and informed Mrs. De,te-
man tnat ne had taken the noison
ne would not let his wife notify q
oocCor, put finally a neiehbor etrl
managed TO get word to a physfcian
VINO nad the man immediafe Iv &c
moved to st. Joseph's hosnita1
Wnsre ne died in great agony last
snI at ten O'Clock. His son stated
saas ms rather drove short distance
oser on Marsh street and bid his
p pa cuts, MI. and Mrs. Alois Diete-
nnt sooupye and stated that he did
Th.t IN NJ 20 ilve any longer.
clde was not entirely unexnactad
Wnen ne was arrested on Sepfember
~ ne made the statement in
Mankato police station that sickness
aeatn and misfortunes of ali Kinds
mad been following him for the mast
eignL years, and he did not care
whether he lived. He did NOT fhint
the battle of hfe worth while.
Mr. Deiteman was born in this
county January s, 1878. He is sur
yived by his wife and four children.
His parents Mr.. and Mrs. olois Def
teman 1--we on Marsh street in this
elty he is also survived by two
brothers and two sisters. Iussst
Deitenlan living in Decoria town
ship, Joseph Deiteman living In Sas-
katchewan, Mrs. Peter Kuieser, and
Mrs. Ida Kastner.
Mr.. Deiteman was q member OF
the Catholic Order Of Foresters Of