Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 4

X Surround Grave as General Bor- ' S douux Eulogizes. Dud—aus- mllonwmntlnwflpflon. mthuroedved fiv’m-Genenl Per- phmneowotthueordducflmn‘ ‘the ‘fineral services: for the three: »Amclunwldlmwhomnnodln‘ ithe Germans’ first trench rald against 'Unltul States troops’ on November 8. MmmmmtwmuMm pfitflomlhjoranenlmnumn “B'omrded recommending that the request of General Bordeaux to have | ‘the remains of the men left'at Bathele- ‘mont be favorably considered.” The record, including the address of ‘General Bordeaux, in part says: " “By command of General Bordeaux, | A French division, the bodies of Corporal Gresham, Private Enright and Private !B-y ‘company. ¥. Sixteenth infantry, ‘were interred with religious and mill- fary ceremony at Bathelmont on the |! lflmoonotNovmberl. Improyised Altar Used. “An altar was improvised and elabo- a L] $35.6 oo ouél -nd $10.00 :per. month, | " oldiars of France and United States [by R iagem olerk . te until the next re| tl:‘e difference du.;utha cit: ‘G' ‘h'?'li“pmg ? Ly (‘:1‘;]:12 T bulinul. ere being: no 3 adjourn. Adjours ) Attest, | GEO. 'BTEIN‘ * City Clerk. ofllfllfl PROCEEDINGS o, S oK Spiba o i Councll met at City h: 8.0 &norum belna’ present.. ‘Alder- mnn ‘Smith was named as scting presi- dent. | Meeting cl.lla%-!n‘ rder. 3 Rol} Upon roll call the ‘were ‘declared -present: thippl. Haszen, Larson, Illll. E Bagley’ Smart, Mobers,- mr utes, Mlmlte- of the last regular maotln‘ were read and approved. B The following bills after boln; audit- ed were upon motion and Jecond al- wed: Gefil Bradt, wood for city build- Nov 4 emb mnnuotn. Eleetrlo thht fantry, artillery and engineer chiefs ‘and ‘a representative of the French corps commander, arrived and cook meh fleld music and band’ played ¥ ; “funeral march. The chaplain per- formed the religlous ceremony at the graves. Then General Bordeaux ad- vanced to the center of the square and addressed the troops and then the dead. A copy ot his address is at- tached. “The cmp:ny of United States in- | fantry fired three volleys and its trum- | peter sounded taps, ~All“the troops |33 ‘were then marched by the graves; sa- Tuting’ as they passed.’-General Bor- deaux and his staff advanced to the graves, saluted and departed. “Throughout the ceremony at the graves French batteries from their po- 7 sitions, fired minute guns, over. the village at the German trenches, “The entire ceremony was most im- pressive.” French Commander’s Tribute, | _The address of General Bordeaux in p:rt was as follows: the name of the Kighteenth dm-lon, l‘m qsma of ths French army, and in ‘aame of France, I bid farewell to c«um Gresfiam, Private Enright and Private: Hay of the Sixteenth intantry, {American army. | :Of their own fres will, they had lef{ uulr happy and prosperous country to 'come over here, 'They knew that the war ‘continued in Burope; they knew that the ting for honor, love, justice, ‘clyilization were still checked by the lonl ijprepared forces which - are serving : th ‘powm of brutal domination, opprudon. bnlty They know '.hnt an effort 1 necessary. They wished to ltvu us {their help; dnd also their generous hearts 4aid ‘not. forget old historical memories, [while others forgot more recent ones. 'l‘hw ignored nothing of the circum- mnm Nothing had been concealed fro: them—neither the length nor hardships of war, nor the violence of the battle, nor the dreadfulness of the new ‘weapons, mor the perfidy of the foe. Nothing stop- ped 1mmmww-nu«1mfl o; th %& oy x pn (b‘ front by our side; they have Ing the foe, in & hard and des- a to hand fight. . Honor to fll.ml '.l'hdr families, their friends and r fellow citizens will be proud when learn of their death, en] These graves, the first to be dug ln our national soll, at but a short dis- fance from the enemy, are as a mark of - $he .mighty hand of our allies, firmly glinging to the common task, confirming the will of the people and army of the Onited States, to fight with us to a finish, Teady to sacrifice as long as it will be necessary, until final victory for the no- blest of causes, that of the liberty of na- ons, the weak as well Thus, the death of th Power Co., - pumpl: nfi llzrht, pump station, ovem- Minnesota. Electric Ll, Power Co., eurrent or 1 brary, November . Street ' Gang, labor, ltraau Bemldjl Etum Imlndry, laun- d&y dor! Ty Huffman & O'Leary, office de and curtains, clerk’s office.. Jos. Hahn, scavenger work. . R, B. Tuller, wood for cuy building . 24.00 Chas. Trodler, city building 4.25 John Goodman, wood for clty building 29.2d Third Btrect Cafe, police depl.rtment Northwestern Telephone Ex- change Co., telephone service L. P. Eckstrum, labor to, water department ... Northern Grocery Co., merch- andise for p a building . Fred Petrla, rs to " date . i- general 50.50 1.00 1.00 6.50 7.50 47:40 116.28 O'Lenry-Bownr dise for paupers 5.13 Bid of John Goodmen for deliyery of seasoned freq]l cut jack: pine wood at $4.00 per 4 foot cord was ucoeyted. for cords, more or. less. d- of Lampman for mixed dry and s'reen cut Jack: pin ar-or tamarac 4 foot e, gopl wood at $4. er 4 foot cord was ac- |- cepted for .35 nordl. more or less.: Miseel Discussion was hx asto the removnl of the plank in septic tank, On motion and second the matter was deferred un- til the mext cleaning of the tank, The matter of a floor: for fir was brought up by -Alderman Joanis, was upon motion and second’ referred to the fire committee. On motion and second: the matter of %ellnln‘ serviceable - fire. hose, - as rought: up ‘by Mayor Vnndouluis. was referred to the .fire committee. The |mayor brought up the m‘tter of new‘tires for the fire truck, which on otl fl e committee, - There. being ho turther business it was moved we adjourn. Adjourned. pproved. H. M. CLARK, ) President. Attest, GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. ITAI.I.AN PREMIER ARRIVES FOR CONFERENCE AT PARIS (By United Prees) 2 Paris, Jan. 22.—Premier Orlando of Italy arrived here today, presum- ably for the interallied conférence. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Costs Less and Kills That Cold CAS(ARA- QUININE e (] on UT for 280, At AnyDrug Stere B e oo o 25.00 | 3.76 und second was referred to the|: 740 ‘acre’ immov hardwood soil. water power. chine very cheap:. Popcorn Crii . spe! will'sell for;about one- ‘Owner gone. away. ' - Pair: light bobs wit! box; cheap. i - Good second hand 'buggy. Biggest snap in home: eu’ 3 c«me in} ING, BUT-MUST HAVE. TRACT SIGNED O%o ; Phone 41. FOR SALE—Dry tamarack $2:50 per FOR SALD——Housahold America Ave. Allo m struments, : FOR BALE on TRAD] of illness, farm 120 acres, 20 acres under cultivation, liouse and barn, fruit garden well . sto ll with trees and shrubbe: ‘Harry ‘Knapton, ‘Will trade for house FOR RENT . FOR . RENT-—Modern . 100! America Ave. ‘Phone 80 FOR RENT—3-room COt! ern, located on 5th St. Beltrami and Bemidji Ave. . quire 500 Minn. Ave. 'OR RENT—Four-room loupe, Dewey. Ave. A"Kleln.: FOR RENT—-Modem midji avenue. FOR RENT—Room furnish furnished. 502 4th St. ~WA!'1'ED = WANTED——Tie¢ makers, men to-m ties and cut posts. I P.iBateh- ~elder. - i ‘WANTE] lean ‘cotton. ra Nn * buttons or fuzzy -edges and. 1o 1 tle bits of pleces. We will pay cents & pound for rags brought to the Ploneer office in any sigeé quan- Ap»onalcmq clo ; x dotim, tities up to 100 pounds. Here's a| - chance:for hoys, to search mnther's basement or ‘attic for rggs and make a little spending ~ money. Come on, hoys, bring. your rags here and get the lop prleel ‘midji Pioneer. II!M_ WANTED—At 1:“. $100,00 of Liberty Bonds as puymont for. land clearing, ‘fencing, building materials, seed, hay, feed, cows, sheep, hogs, poultry, farm machin- ery, merchandise or merchandise accounts ‘as payments for new' or old land purchases, or for small farm mortgages. ~Every Beltrami county Liberty Bond should = be put to work this spring develop- ing Beltrami county farm-factory; production. your neighbors and start such co- operation work: at once. - Direct, or through our bond olurlns ar- rangement with certain. mer- chants,: land owners . and . clearers. . J. J. Opsshl, pcmldii Minn. - Phone 177 or 9!. 7 6-126 WANTED—To rent 3 ‘or - ern rooms down ‘town, If pouible, for Talk this over withj. land} lady and daughter; will be steady| renters. B, J. Willits, 115 3rd St. Phone " 41. 2 122 W. wing by 'an - enced dressmaker; will sew out by the day or at home. Call 501-J TheInbad Famlly---by Cowan. 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You know yocuare getting full val e in glrglgwt manufacturers in the country #nsure that with th Your purchases-are protected. distance return costs—or delivery Your dealer a evgy effort:toddl slm:‘rour trade, tlilebecomesmtxlrtn?htgly i your likes es—consequently can serye you mos ac- grymanner R.fidtotopofialloftheseunpormntadvantagm—ymu local merchant can save yok money. : By -all means talk up your town—but fi frstwmthe speak by spending your-money at home. It is the solid worth of home- spent mgney-—nztgzoords thaty tablishes the public. wealth and welfare of the community. .mnmwvhmbmmm—mwmmmwmmfl The Calumet Baking Powder Company paid for the preparation of ?hls, article. = TOOK THE DWFER: \\j\-‘r?u‘; g AND BOUCWT TS DAY . { |cneaver- \LVER vowpen ¥ TAIS LOOKS LI\KE A mail-order There is no buying dissatisfaction charges. %reaates your patronage. He puts fofl;tdf} - ight to- Defecti