Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 24, 1913, Page 3

. PRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1913 EDUCATION FOR OLD AND YOUNG Bverybody to keep up with World's Progress Should - Read There are but few people who re- alige the amount of knowledge one gains by reading the news of the day of gaining education with a de- ‘sire to keep up with current events. in April, 1912, the greatest steamship ever built struck an ice- berg some of four hundred miles off " tde coast of Newfoundland and sank o a few hours after the collision. The nowspapers were filled with detailed arcounts of the great disaster, with} also minute descriptions of the great orean liner. People read all that was printed about the awful calamity, and after the excitement abated they found that they had absorbed a great amount of educational information. ‘They had learned of the relatives sizes of sieamships and the rules governing their course and speed; they became familiar with many of the details of construction; they; tearned of icebergs and ocean cur- " rents; in fact much of the informa- s tion thus gained would not have be=n learned by study and was simply ab- w»orbed reading. At the present time everybody is | mterested in the great Pamama €anal. A book has been published on the subject called “Panama and the ©Canal in Picture and Prose.” This volume is not sold at stores, but is being distributed by daily newspapers taroughout the country for the bene- . M of their readers. It contains the > beautiful volume in the Panama cer- tificate printed daily in these col- umns. Clip the certificate today and learn how you may get this useful book. CHARLES A. CHAPIN IS DEAD Millionaire Real Estate Man Explresl in Chicago. Chicago, Oct. 24.—Charles A. Chapin, ! millionaire real estate man and cap- italist, who was born at Edwards- burg, Mich,, in 1845, died at hiz “cme! here. Mr. Chapin was engaged ex- tensively in the real estate and manu- facturing busiress in Michigan until he came to Chicago in 1898. He was connected with the Indiana | Heights Municipal Electri¢ company and was the owner of mining propertv in Northern Michigan. CAR JUMPS TRACK AT CURVE Injured. Muncie, Ind, Oct. 24—One man was killed, two seriously injured and forty persons hurt when car No, 252 One Man Killed and Forty Persons| & of the Muncie—lndhflnpolls dmlng of the Indiana Union Traction company plunged: from the track at a sharp curve just west of Yorktown. . W. R. Grier of Fort’ Wayne was killed and W. S. Baker of Dunkirk and Simon J. Davis of Parker, Ind., received internal injuries which may prove serious. 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