Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 2

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Secretary?” With flashing eyes the secretary said: “Madame, in your work you doubt- less have followed your judgment and conscious. In my work I have fol- lowed mine.” i Mr. Bryan asserted his firm convic- tion in both the right and the capa- bility of the people to rule. “They might make mistakes,” he said, “but would rectify them more quickly than if a few were ruling for them.” Speaking of President Wilson’s dec- Of Course We’re In he thought that. before another presi- dential campaign arrived the people would vote at home for their choice and that the president when he en- tered the White House would know no individuals. Senator Owen, speaking on the need of more direct rule by the peo- ple, declared that the ‘“archaic rule of the senate” wére costing the’ peo- ple of the country from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 a day while waiting for action ‘on the ourrency bill. | & USE OF ARMORIES ASKED Housing ' of = Chicago’s Unemployed Difficult Task. Chicago, Dec. 8.—Armories of the Tllinois” national guard may be used for the housing of Chicago’s-army of unemployed, which is taxing severely the capacity of the municipal lodging house. A request for the use of the armories has been made to Governor Dunde and Adjutant General Frank . Dickso! / “Something must be /done imme- diately to relieve the crowded situa- tion at the municipal lodging house,” | said Superintendent Charles F. Rog- ‘We want to tell those in Be-|= ers. “The situation is worse than it midji suffering from stomach or has ever been before.” ! Ibowel trouble that we are agents for the simple SUBGESTION TO : e ; ixture of buckth . TO ABANDON COAL AS FUEL |bark, glycerin!:,“e{t::“:ek:own ::Adlo:rli{ ’.l‘he MODEL Dry Cleaning Honse HOGANSON{BROS., Props. : i-ka, the remedy whaich became fa- Rear Admiral Griffin’s Report Fore-imous by curing appendicitis. 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