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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the First
Judicial District of the State Of Ne
vada n and for the County Of Ormsby
Estate Of Frances Cochran,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-29

Dick Bright has two Of the best
nixolosists in the business attending
to the desires Of his friends at the old
corner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Iarplanb Snititnt.
So6rcSucriommllrng ser Mitglieocr.

GobrcSucrionlmlrrug Scr Wit9lieocr,
- 482 Sdiilcr in Scr Go0ihulc.
Die Ibenbihnle pllrOc porl
1913 S6iilern bcIrdt. 9S @rns
Ouirenoc. - SobreSidlubieicr am
4. Slni.
Sic SobrcSperiommlltng scr Mit.
glicocr OeS .Morplon0 SnititutS"
fon0 gcItcrn 9lbenb 1T Der o&ihmon0
@oGe" ltott. Erdiiocnt Sobn %. Gar.
ter Iogte in leinem SobreSbcridt, 0uB
sic Sogi6ulc, sic am /. Oftobcr 1906
cr0ffnet mltroe mo om %. Mai Die.
ies Sobres idlieBcn miro, 81 rc0uIGrc,
96 Spe5iol-, 22t Somito8S.S Aiilcr,
Sc Observation-Disclosures 9 &oit-
@raouirte bat ul0 3 iid IN scr Glinc-
bart 8ilo6ollcridlllc mlSbilOcn. Die
N6en0ldltlc, lpelde am 10. Sftobcr
1906 croifnct luur0c uno an t6. SCARS
oicics &o6rcS idlloB, nurbc bon 1913
S0iilCrn 6cilt6t. Sic SobrcSid)luB.
Ieier miro ont A. Slni, NbclhS, in
Der o&pric{ Nolc" itnttfinOcn. Nidtcr
&cnrp Stodbri0gc miro Die Hc0c bul.
ten, luGbrcn0 @oupcrncllr G6mill
8orficlO oicGlplpmc pcrtGcilcn miro.
Die 3obl Der 0roOlircnoen lit 9S.
Mit 9cfricoigrn0 pcilt @crr Gar
Ter Oorolli FIN, bob Die nGd)ltiGbrigc
Sn0l6lilc in 0cnt nCilcn EradJtNc.
bGllGc an Der Wft. Hopuls9 lpcultc lln0
Die NtcnOi6lllc I'M llcltcn Gcrtrc.
@c6GuOc mltcr0c6rod)t mer0Cr
fGnuel, 0n bci0c @ebGl.0c ibrcr bol0i.
gen Golenbunl9 cnt0cgcn 9cbcn.
Sn Der &crlalrmlung lpnr0cn 0tC
iolgcnOcn Nominntioncn gerlod)t
Sobn M. Gortcr TrGiiOcnt, Grnit
SdnIciBcr &icc-YrGli0cnt, Somcs
Oollng Sefretdr u10 Is. &or(un Nil.
lion1S S6obmcilter fiir 0oS So6l
1907 unO ais 9ircftorcn fir ore
Sabre Die &errcn Samuel ". Siege.
tier, Sobn 8. 2omton, George 81
SfiQman, George &. @ilfins, 6runl
". Shirt, George s. Morriion mn
glten Q. WiQcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

g 6 NJ olige Is er6 3 f
Seier. NGieitig geGuBertengSiins
i6eu entgcgen fommenO, bat per Sir.
6enrotb Der 3ions . @cmeinOe be.
ihloiicrL oie Dor einigcu 8odlen u6-
geboltenc @crbnr6t 9 Seller cinent
lueitcren &rciic nod einmol %on5llbie.
fen. Go9 Qcuti6tbum lit 5u Oicicr
6cicr, Die 6rcitog, ocn 10. glpril,
9lbeno3 s llbr, itottfinOet, ge5iemeno
cingclo0ell.
@oubCrucur " a + / c [ .,
mcldbcr IN 9telu ? Dprt Der 6ric0cnS.
Gonicrcn6 b%eimobntc, lit gcitcrn Nod)'
mittog nod Baltimore 5lriidgetebrt.
IS BART icincr cine WIcrtge bon
Nmt9gcid)ditcn sur Grleoigung.
Sclte Derlpeilt Der @oltocrneur i'll
Baltimore, pGbrcnO cr iid morgen
nod annapolis bcgibt, nm 9egnaot'
0ungS9ciudc cnt1cGcn SIT nebnlen.
9Q$crit c0crptcr groBen
9uQ0crbootc, mcIde 5u Spors
rolua . Yoi1t iiir Ole 8onomotanol-
Nlr6citcu bcrQcitclt mcrocll, miro am
q. %pril pom Stopcl 9cloiicn. 0oS
Boot lit 2Sl 6nB lang mo Die groBtc
9rcitc bctrGgt Il 6llB mo 6 3o!l,
Die 6ciocn 4lunpcl, ipcIdc iid) ouI
Dem @oot bcii10cn, bobcn cine Gopo'
3itGt bon ic 1000 &ubitpor0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Mud, fcinc 5pur uun Nsnc0 @ccmcr.

Hohcltcr, N..N, II. NpriI. -
Die @olijci itc0t bier Nudioridrm8clt
nad Dem &crbIeib Der l0.idbrigeu
N0nc@ @cemcr oll, lucIfc icit Soltn'
tu0 Nodn1itto1 D%crihpumOcn lit. ST.
Dem 9outbuA Der &eridnumocnen
iouo lid Gin al ibrc III Scr Stoot
gtcrp. Norf mcilcnoc Mllttcr 5obIbar
gcmodbtcr Gbcd olli Den poIlen Sctrog
i6reS @utbabeu@. Sri. @ccntcr lit Die
5odtcr bon MInttbcp .. @ecrner, mel
der bier Dor ctIidcn ISabrcn Elm @es
id)Git iiir Nerrcn.Nrtitcl iiibrte, Ipd-
ter obcr nod Buffalo ilberiieoeIte mo
BORT itorb, moroui icinc @ittpc mo
icinc Godbtcr bierbcr 5llrildfebrteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Stcrbcu bic @lunocu aus?

Sn Der yGribunn" ntadt ein Sr.
Wulo0o0i bcunrubigcnOc Wtittbei'
llrngcn iibcr Den gticOcrgong Der
9lon0cn. Sic ongcIiGdlid)c NoIlet"
I6rci6t er, yoie ih0nc 9faiic Der blon'
ocn @iguntcn uno Der o~nlu5onenbnf.
ten 6rallen, Die Die &riegSbcloen, Die
Yionicrc un0 Die Socoliiten Der mo
0crnet Civilization berporbrad)te, Die
iid olli alien Gontincltcn feItlcbtc II.
icocm BON ibncn ibr @cproge CAB,
lit I'M Negriiic, 51 p%crldlpinocn.
Nud) griinoIihcu StuoierL Die 5lpolf
Sabre gcOoucrt boben, bot G" Die
cngliihe nntbrOpologilde @eIelllhott
conItotirt, uno GnQlono'S Wtinilter'
8r1iiocnt bat liJ iilngit itbcr bic
trultri0cn G~rgcbniiic icncr Stiloien
@cridt crltottcn Iolicn. Die bobc8e'
Itult, OoS Mot6 Der Won9clt uno oas
@uIO Der Nuore iin0 l1terId)etoenoe
Wtcrtlrlolc, oic ollcnioIl9 nod nlt
Dem Canoe uorbcrridcll, mobct lcood)
5lt 6enlcrfcn lit, 0uB Die 9orfcr ld)on
bolb cnto0lfcrt iiuO; in Den St1oten,
Dor IQcnl it oen 0roBcn Sllonltrie'
itGotcn, bat iih IN nidt gall6 bitioert
Gobrcn Die 3obl Der @lonocn Die iid)
friiber CUR 3obl Der @rolttcn ucrbielt
mic 5lpci ST iiint 9olli bcocliteno ner'
%rill0ert; in Glasgow lit Die Bropor'
ton MIR nod ia, in Miandcltcr mr.
nod I D, mo lit Snnbon lo9ar mr.
Al. IS 0ibt ollcroingS nod otele
3luildcnitlicu 5luild)cn blonocm itto
brurncm GppltS, ober ollc 5elget Die
Nciollnn lid bon Der brollllen Woge
ucridlingen SIT loiicn. Gin mertiuilr'
OigcS Nn5cidcn biclcr NolIenitmiuolt'
ocllnl0 licot IN Dem 6oftltm, ooB Der
otblctiid)c BLONDE Opus 5tuor nod
in Den rcidcn S%to0ttbeilen Serroitt
| bot, IN ben glrbciters mo Snolltrle'
Iicrtcln oogegen bon Gag SIT Sog
Scrroin Dcrlicrt. Die bon Der on'
tbropologiiAcn @cieai6oit auIgeItea-
ten Stotiltifcn iuciicn i@erter nod,
ooB oie 9lon0cn 5iuor ollf ocnt Sor'
&c longc lcben mo frlldtbor iiro,
boB obcr in oen SnouItric . Gertren
ibr oilrtl6nittlidcS 2ebensolter bent
Scr @rounen nod)Itcbt; lie ltlto lpelt
meni0er frildtbor, iperoen leltter
bon &ronfbeiten befoaen nro leioert
untcr elmer groBen ainocriterblid)feit.
Wton fam oorou8 oen SdlilB 5ieben,
Dab ser o~tgeli6d)liide SDpilS in
lGn6lihcn 2cben nod pr1ftlg 9e'
beibt, i'm inouitrieIlen 2ebet oagegert
iGn1mcrli6 81 @rrnoc gebt. Wtott
bat olio folgenocs Boroooron: Die
o~ngcliGNiiidc Iuiic bat oen Snoit.
ItrioliSmuS ms 2cben gerufen, nno
Scr SnouItrioliSmlls perIdlin9t lebt
oie GoIIe, Ole i'm ms 2eben geritfefr
bat. g(lld in Der amerifaniIfen @e.
ieai6oft lit oieIer Nieoergang Der
9lonoen nlo bieieS ~eeipoltige yin.
podIen ser @rallnct bcobad)tet lpor-
ocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

GcrG be Glcrt 0c@ ten
u Al bS5lucigcS Sr. 81. S.@oloSs
borough mnd)t I'M bclttiQcn oOcut.
id)cn Gnrrcipon0cttcn" bctolnt, ooB
cine &crorommla inn Sto0trntbc sur
FiloItCrultg Der Tuirnlolltt Yncnllc,
sudden &enluno0 g 9lpcnllc ut6 Der
Stnot0rcl5c, cingercidlt iuorocn ut,
fir ncld)c sic Nciitcr Scr onItoBcn-
bcn @rlln0itiltfc mo Die Scr. Stros
Bcn6o6n = @eicaldoit Die Soften tro.
gen miiiicn. 0ic 0crotbung Der Ser.
oronrng finoct ont Wontng Den %.
9(pri(, Dor Dem Observation-Disclosures
mite fir &crfcbrSlucgc itott.
Iuf ob 6 il iigcr Sab II. -
3obn ". Gliiie, 10 Sabre olt, BON
Nr. 1914, SIt . 0ioolcltrobc, iuiroc
0cltcrn bon Den 9ctcftipS Bradley
unb &rot pcrboitct unO III Der Mutt
lcrcn Noli5ciltotion fir lcilt bclltc
Itottiitocn0cS Gcr60r bcigcItcdt,
Gliiic lit on0cldulbi0t, inter Iols
lfcn Goripicgclltn1cn pcrlhleocllc
aouilcutc bcIdlpinoclt 81 bobct. Gr
fam 5llerIt Sltm Gigorrcll . 6obrifors
ten |Snl. Boulder, I'M nImcricons"
@cb1ilbc, 1llo lo0tc, boB Sr. s. q.
g9iebncr i'm NcIdidt babe, Gigorrcll
olli oclicn Ncd)niin0 I'M Mcrtbc BON
500 oliS5rlildcrL 6o CT lid) IN chit
gen Go1cn per6cirotbcn milroc, NM
&r. @icBncr ibnl bnnit elm @e'dcllt
nlod)cn moac. Gr crbiclt Die Cigar.
rem, c6cnlo auf oiclclbc @cilc Inter
5clt0 I'M Mcrtbc BON 500 bon Srn.
8nl. 2o6meDcr, Nr. t6, Noro.Gbor4
[cSitrobc, llno brci Eoor Sdnbc bon
Der @mcrIon Sdyi6 So, SIR. 10,
McIt . SopetteItrobe, I'M @crtbc bon
$t2. Ger S6lpinbel lpuroe ollS9e'
flnoen, ols Srn. @icBl1cr Die Gcd)'
nlltgcn 5llgelonot lpurbcn, mo er'
folgtc oorollf bic Scr6oItitn9 ocS
jlungcn WonneS.
Wblc6cn. - @cIicrn Wtor9el1
Itorb i'm Sitter BON 80 Sobrcn Sert
SelrD Gnael. Die SeerOiglng mt
DC tSanlltog, Todmittags 2 llbr, bon
%icillcr lebten @obntnh Nr. o22
Siio , gonoltroBc, aus nod Der
cuollg. slllt6. GnnlrnclS Stride al
Sin = GorolincitroBe lllo bon DC
nod ocnl GmonuclS ? Srieobofc II
S%olirooille Itott.
GinIooungen SIT DEM 40
idGrigen III $ : Snbtlnlt II
BON 30 r6oll Sdrnon al;
M,itglieo Scr bieiigcn Yoli5ci, lpcld)cE
an 80. 9tpril oltrd einen GrnpTor{
in So5o5er'S Solle begangen miro
iino ioeben ~nlsgelollot poroelt. DE
leocntlid bieies GmpfongeS iplrl
Grdliocnt @iQiS poit Der Yoli5eibe
b0roe I'M Nonlen Der 8reunoe De.
Subilors Oieiem Elm PRACTITIONERS Oil
ber.S erpice ilberreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
gu Spmcn'S 6ciIclu,

Sr. SuliuS 3. @eocncr, jun, unO
Sri. 6onnp Is. @roidc III Der
3ion&tird)c getrollt. @roBcS
Nod5cit@oincr in Der n@orp0rt@.
Nouc." - Gic @GItc.
Sine grobc Soh5cit9icicr, an Der
200 @6itc Gbcil nnbnlcn, fono gcIterlt
9l6cn0 in scr ,TorpGrtS Solle" oil
Der it.Scrington.S troBc ltott. IS
nor Der Sod5citS idmoub 81 Gbrc1
BON &rn. SltliuS i. @c2cncr, jim,
So6n bon Sun. ulo 6rou Slllilt3
Mc0cncr an Scr @crnnoll, nobe Char
les. StroBe, mo Sri. 6unnp :. Gro
iGc, God)tcr Scr 6rnu &0u @rolhe
unO 0e9 pcritorbcncn Srn. Scroinon0
@roihc, sic I'M s llbr NbcnoS IN Der
3ionafirdc BON GnItor Sltltlt5 Sot'
mann iiir'S 2Cbcn nit cinollOer per
blulOcu murocll murcn. Die Srolt
lullr0e bon ibrcm @rlt0cr, Milliunl
@roiHc, mcggcbcn. 9lS @rolItiilbrcr
fungirte 0r. Sator 3ic0lcr luro oils
9%rolttiml0icrn Die 6rlS. Stllic Gcp-
fin mo Glotil0e @c9cncr. Gllle
@roidc mar @luncnmGbd)cn. Die
ylli6cr3" morcu: g. i. @il0cbron0t,
Charles Sell, Ncnrp gdcrmom mo
Surru S6moob. Sic IN ipciBcrl
9ltloS gcfIciOctc @rollt trllg Moigl0d.
d)cn mnO @ruttroIcll, SrAoniIt 4.
00dncr ipicltc 0cn Nod5cit&morId).
Cos iml0c Yoor crbiclt rciNc Sc
id)cnfc. SIS miro IN 9fr, 400, Eurt-
SciO6tS N~pcnllc, mobncn. Inter Den
@Gitcn, bon mcldcn ncrihic0cnc aus
@oltoh philadelphia, Ncm.0ort mn
icl6it Dem icrncn Montuno morcll.
6cionocn iid) oie S&. GOuoro unG
Charles Wcgcncr, Gurl mo Sotis
S6luoob, Ho6crt mo Ncr6crt Glob
@r, uno Troll u. Berg, Scrmonr
9u6ncr, Gomoro Sdloiicr, $. &cbcr
d. &cnrp @ooorid, 6rl9. SClcn ltn(
Settle 9r1mer, 6ricoo 6cnfcr, MI.
mine Sdul5, GmiIic SdIoiIcr, @r
u1o Spoll emil 2inf, &r. mno 6rol
M. SeB, Sr. mo 6rou GboS. @icnc
icl0, Sr, mo Srou Scrmom Mcucr
Sr. uno Irou 2ouiS Gcpfin, @r. mi
Irou G6orle& 0cpfi1L &r. unO 6rol
&cnrD Sdulcr, @r. wno Srou @llitot
@rolhe, @r. unb 6rut Gborlc;
S6moo6, Sr. uu0 6rou Grib Mcucr
Sr. unO 6rou @. aorid, @r. un'
Srou &orrn &orid, &r. mo Grol
So6n S6ipoo6, Sr. unb 6rou Com
@lot, Sr. uno 6rou Geo. @oltcr, Sr
mo Srou 9l6crt Sobn3 unO piclu
Nn0Crc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

9rci nngebli dc Sade IL
hiebe. Die 9cteftipS Eobler,
Goiieblin uno @rmltrong perbofteten
am 0ienltog abeno 2ollis 2epp aus
Mltoona, So, S9onnos @aro aus
NortpidL Conn.,, mo &olparo &C.
mon aus philadelphia, ais oielelbcn
oil Der gde bon Colbert mo Supets
teltraBe bon cinem StraBcnbabniuag-
gon itiegelt uno iid) arf %beroGdti9c
@eile benabmen. Sor &id)ter @ran-
nan iagten Die Serbafteten geltern,
bab iie iid ailf einem 3uge allf Der
2obrt bon Ybilooelpbia bis bier fen-
reit lernten. Ti6ter Grammar belt
bic brei MGnner inter je $250OYiirg.
ihoft bis ST. einem meitercn @erbor
an 81. Ipril felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

S6een erb'in Dune g.
GrofeIior Gin einem Gitbetilden %or'
troa): .9ies nnper9leidlid)e @erf
lott bic munoerborlten @efiible ans"
- Siiborer: nGonneripetter, oos CT
innert mid baron, Dab i6 meincll
@interiibersieber nlsloIen muB!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

63 SoGrcolt t. - Sr. &illion Ct.
Golf, cin Wtitgriin6er oeS SitenO-
Sei6- unb Spor : Gereins uno felt
SO Sabren Der S6obmeilter oieieS
gereinS, f~eierte om 9ienitog ieinen
SO. @ebnrtstog, unb muroen linn ST.
leinem @iegenfeite piele pr66tige
9luntenipenben oorgebro6t, ponlit
ieiHe @obmtng, Nr. 1872, 2ofemooo,
Ipcnle, gei6ntiidt puroe. g(benos
lieB es ii6 Sr. Solf, ipie oQjGbrlid,
nidt ne6n1en, bctt 9ireftorcn bcS
OItenO Heibs itfto 'Sbdr @ereinS
nod) ocren Sibltng einen SmbiB
ncbIt Dem notbigcn GtoB lno Gigor-
rem icrpircn 81 loiicn, ulO mur0e
mondcS @loS olf ooS @obl oeS @e-
bltriStngSfinbeS nit @iinI6cn, ooB
'id) Der frpbc Sag nod rcd)t oft mie-
oerbolen m0gc, gelccrt.
"a IS RIM GENT + NJ 8.
SronSaftionen. Die
nGoltern 2an0 So" bon Sortforo,
Conn, unb Seem e Oorf bot 30 glfer
2ano ollf ben @inblor Si1S, meitli6
bon @olbroof, ermorbcn ulO miro
ooielbit cine Gi1en : &olonic erri6s
fen.
Die Sorid 8oding Company 5lt
Occult : Toint bat ElGne fir Elm
nelleS 2ogerbouS, lueldcs orei Stod-
lperfc bob llnb 100 bel 63 SUB go,
Den : 9imcniioncn bobcn miro, aus
orbciten ~loiicn.
Die Sirnta grmitrong & Hciu,
@ritnOeigcntbums : Moflcr, bat CT.
men 2onbconlplcr bon 1112 glfer ort
Ser olter Sre0erid 9toao neben Der
&iao bon Srn. 9. W. 9ofer fGltflid)
eriporberL ollf iucl6en1 Ie Sodruert-
balltell 81 erridten gebcnft.
9ic Sorbercitungen ii t
Mettrennen5u y III ltc o,
lpclhc on Sonlitog ibrcn gnfong
nebnlcn uib Is Gage bolteri,, gcbcl
ibrcrSoqenoung cntgc0en, un0 luenll
nid)t ollc an5ei6cn triigcr, mcrocll
Die oi~csiGbrigcn Sriibiobrs Icnncrl
olc &~orgGngcr IN Den S6otten ltel-
len. Die ongcmeIbetcn Hoiiepfcroe
iino 10 5nblreid, bob piclc oerielbell
nidt in ben9tennitdaen u~ntergcbradt
meroen fonnen, iollbern in Der Inn
ge6llng bon Yinlico nnter9ebrodt
mcrocn miiiIer.
9rout6 60, 9rGuttgo 10
6rou 9eiiie 9Gr, ipelde 60 2cl6c
5dblt, iullrbe an Molltog nit Dem
INN 5cBr Sabre Glteren Srn. Glios
2epenion bon Nr. 1103, Sit : Strait
StroBe, gum 9uno fiir'S 2eben Der.
eint. Der 9rdittigom fam Dor IL
,Sabren 1od) Nlnterifa nnb Die 9rollt.
ipeld)e Wlltter unb @roBmutter lit.
ipobnt ieit orei Sobren bier. Dos
Ioor lernte iid crit Dor brei Mona.
ten fcllnell. qr
Gin DIES II II t.
e + M II miro @eriid)ten 81 Solgc
Die geItern IN bieiigen 5inan5treiien
fltriirten, geplant. 9emiel6en 81
Golge loqen Die Goniolibateo Gas
electric Sight II. &otper 60, Die Gbe-
Iapeofe Telephone SO. llnb Die Worp.
lonb Telephone SO. nnter einen Sui
gebrddt tperoen, Cine @eltatignna
hes @erii1ts fonnte nidt er5ielt iper'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

8erpIuppcrt. Grbonfcl:
,Seon, iogen sic NAL, mein gteffe
iono pobl, id iebe lebr leibenb ons2"
= 8ommerbiener: uSm @~egentbeil,
unbeimlid %geiuno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

Ger CT Ite &o6oer Ii d.
S'Sui,ee 5ror,: n0ieie Soice idnedt
luirflid) por5iialih -. bate id mir
nllr ouieeidrieber, iuos i6 oa Niles
bineingetbon babel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
8itteI8ba6 8crein."

Sn Der lcbtcn bolbnlonntlld)c1 yer
iommlung in ShIcrmcS Stag
&olc al ser &nnopcr-, nobc Der
Erott Strobe, in Der E%r0iiocnt 9luG,
Shornogcl Sen %oriib mo SctrctGr
Sr. Gic9cl boS ErotofoQ filbrtc, mltr.
Ocn pom ogSittclsbodJ &crciu" Orci
nclrc Mit0licOcr oufGcnonmrcn. Goa
@ous Gonlitc critottctc @erid)t iibcr
ocll Qlltcu Grfolg. Pm I. Moi finoct
Die bnlbi06rIi6c @cncrol &crioum.
hing itott.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
The Invention of Armor.

The idea of the invention of armor
for the protection of the body from
weapons came from the ancients,
who, noticing the natural armor Of
various kinds Of animals, particularly
the armadillo, initiated it.
In early times before metal was
used in armor making the warriors
used rough hides to several thick
nesses, and the first armor ever worn
was made from slices taken from the
hoofs Of horses and fastened together
with pegs. Fish scales and the scales
Of large snakes were also gathered
and fastened together until they
formed a thick layer and were used
as armor.
The armor of the Middle Ages was
a continuation of the ancient kind,
made in the form of scales of iron or
steel. Certain kinds Of mail used in
early times in England were copied
from the shells of crabs and Holsters.
Sunday Magazine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
Sea Of Oranges.

A e covered with oranges is one
of the unusual attractions near Ven
tura, CAL, at the mouth of the Santa
Clara river. Thousands upon thou
sands of oranges floating on the
oceans surface, many of them strew-
ing the beach, give an indescribably
beautiful golden hue to the sea.
There are wonder for some time as
to how the oranges got into the sea.
The belief was general that they came
from washed out orchards in the east
end of the county, owing to the high
storm waters in the river. This is not
the case, however. The oranges were
deliberately thrown into the Sespe
creek from the Sespe bridge, rs miles
back from the coast. From the Sespe
they found their way back into the
Santa Clara river and thence into the
sea.
The oranges are from the great
packing houses in the Sespe country.
They are known as culls, but most
of them are good, or were when
dumped off the bridge. It is claimed
that only the best oranges can be
shipped and sold.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
NOTICE OF cHArrEL MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that default has been
made in the conditions OF that certain Mort
gage made by Casey Foster OF Colgate. County
of Steele. and State Of North Dakota, Mort
gagor. to Wasem & Gard of Fargo. County OF
Cass. and State OF North Dakota. Mortgage,
dated the 10th day OF January. 1906; to secure
the following indebtedness. to-wit; the payment
Of Two Hundred Dollars. ($200 O). withinterest
at the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum from date
until paid. and which Mortgage was duly filed
in the office OF the Register Of Deeds OF Steele
County, State OF North Dakota. on the 28th
day Of March, 1907. OF 2 O'Clock P. NJ, and
which default is Of the following nature. to-
wit: failure to pay balance of purchase price
past due. and that there is claimed to be due
on said Mortgage ut the date of this notice the
sum of Fifty-six and 60-1O0. (s5e.60) Dollars for
principal and interest.
And that said Mortgage will be foreclosed
by o sale of the personal property in such
Mortgage and hereinafter described. at public
auction. agreeably to the statutes in such case
made and provi. ed. at the front door of Wis
wells Livery Barn. in the Village of Colgate.
in the County OF Steele, State of North Dako-
ia. at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. M. on Saturday,
the 25th day Of May. 1907. That personal prop
erty which will be sold to satisfy said Mortgage
is described as follows. to-wit: One Chase &
Baker Player. Style Wal. No. 2930.
j. Keefe.
F. A. Ball, Agent,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Fargo. North Dakota.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30

To Geo. L. ordway.
Notice Is Hereby Given, that Lots l
to 8 and IL to "a inclusive Block IA,
Original townsite of Hope, Steele
County, N. OAK, was sold December
7th 1897 to Steele Chunty for taxes of
1896; hat said lots "a sold CD said
sale for s. .01 and the amount required
to redeem said lots from said sale and
subsequent taxes at the date hereof ex-
elusive of the costs to accrue upon
this notice is the sum of $29. 81; and
that the time for redemption from said
sale will expire ninty days after the
service of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal of office
at S~herbrooke, N. OAK, this 9th day
of May, 1907.
s. MCPHERSON,
[SEAL County Auditor, Steele
County, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
HOW LEVEEs ARE MADE.
important Changes in Methods OF
Building Them.

The modern method of levee build
ing is nowhere more scientifically
demonstrated than in the st. Francis
district. In the early days of levee
building it was thought that any pile
OF dirt approximately so high and so
wide and running approximately paral-
lei with the river was good enough.
The delusion cost thousands of dol
lars. To-day the site of the projected
levee is carefully cleared Of all trees,
the very roots being grubbed out, be-
cause these would decay otherwise,
leaving channels through the soil I'M
der the dyke through which sipe water
would quickly undermine the struc-
ture.
Down the center of the cleared site
a trench, called technically a muck
ditch, is dug, and in this puddled clay
or buckshot is filled. Upon this the
earth dug from barrow pits adjacent
to the levee on the landward side is
placed.
1t Is not dumped helter-skelter, but
carefully spread in layers giving the
finished mound the maximum strength
and solidity. These layers extend both
laterally and longitudinally across the
levee, binding it in every direction.
The work of placing the dirt is done
principally by means of wheelscrapers
operated by mules. Under some cir
cumstances small latcars are used,
propelled by a locomotive and bring
ing the earth from a greater distance.
This is not often done except when
continued rains have made the ground
too soft for successful work with the
teams-The World To-day.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30

1000 pounds Of hard coal 1918
at Sabin's.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
Riverside Repartee.

The lone fisherman vas having mis-
cradle luck, and the presence of a
small boy did not contribute to his
amiability. The youngster seemed
greatly interested as the man i'm.
paled a struggling worm on a hook.
what yer fishin' cer?" inquired the
boy.
"sardines." retorted the fisherman,
testify.
"Huh!" grunted the youngster, edg.
ing away. "Thet crooked thing on TIL
end of yer line wouldn't take no
prize in a can opening contest
Harper's Weekly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
Fire Damp Detector.

The fire damp detector of M. Hardy,
a F~renchman, is an ingenious applica-
ton Of the microphone. Two pipes Of
equal pitch-one in the mine and the
other above ground-are sounded sim
ultaneously, and the sound waves i'm.
pinge the microphones connected in
series with a telephone. If both pipes
r in pure air a clear note is heard
in the telephone. If the pipes are in
air of different density beats are
heard and these give warning Of the
presence Of fire damp in the mine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
STAGE SEAS.
Scene shifter Destroys the Illusion Of
< the Actors Dilemma.

sMr. Alfred Lester, the popular
Gsiety comedian, has told a funny
stage sea story, which leads me to a
remembrance Of others. Mr.. Lester,
ltxe most comedians, started his stage
ceEeer as a player of heroes, villains,
"@avy fathers" and other familiar fig.
uss of melodrama, and one night, at
SSdirty little theater in a third-rate
welsh town, or village, while expiring
oEthirst on a raft, the actor felt, to
h4g annoyance, that the scene, intend.
eaEto be most pathetic, was provoking
explosions of unsuccessfully sup.
NJ ssed laughter. The more he raved
OF the thirst that was consuming him
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30
comfortIess FURNISHING.

Rooms are furnished nowadays with
a view to effect rather than to com
fort. Furniture is charming, never has
better taste been displayed, generally
speaking, in furnishing, and yet it is
rare, when one comes to think of 1t,
that one goes into a really cosy
comfy" room, where the average wo-
man looks thoroughly at home, and one
feels at once rested in mind and body.
London Ladies' Pictorial.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-30

: Jacques Cartier as n Of the earliest Of the French explorers in the
Gew world. He followed Verrazzani to the shores of America, sailing from
s.. ms MMo OF o April TO- 1881, with two small ships and 1870 men He first
lawrence which he named during his second voyage in the following year:
Ike took possession Of the Gaspe coast in the name of the sovereign of
: &C., and mm erected ed Q 2i it. a cross 3 q sign Of French sovereignty. He won
tae good will OF the Indians by his kindness and took two of them back to
fsanee s with him. + returning them the following year. In the St. Lawrence
Gprtler neneVed n e found the longsought passage t. India, and did not
discover hism mistake until his second voyage. #