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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
shrcou oes a,aSt.9esiitrators.

w Ittmor g, Den 0. Npril 10U8.
ga ole StraBerour1bruopSs9 orinifdre Der
Gtdot Baltimore in pefeBIib porgeitrieberer
9Seiie eir Supliiut ibreS euo9iiltigen uno bers
~beittrten Neribts iiber ole Ibfbdenlg mp Ser
t~beiIult2 Der soften uno @usaaheli be5iigli1 Der
3iueniruug, Yfiaierung uuo 8picnranoiteiniets
;nna Der 9umbafo. strafc, BON 8arrtton'2ane
BITS Catherine. Strakr, ncbtt Set oaraui be6ii8s
Iideit eropiiltigen iiilo berbeilerten erildrenhen
Y!dnen In @eindGbeit Der ant 10. SUM 1905
iItter5eiuneten &eroronule 9ir. 15l oes Wfas
Oors uno Stnotrutbs bon Baltimore bel mir
binterIegt buben,
miro bicrnit bcfannt eertdht, bdb befngter
geridt uno VlGne auf oieie gSeiie in oiefem
Niireau binterleat woroeu iinb, mo bub Die oas
bon betroiferen Perioren b~erebti9i iino, inner
buI0 80 Iaeen bonn 7. gtpriI 1908, benz erfieit
Snilm Der IubIiIntion oieier Goti5 ourtb mid,
at, fortified ougegeil an oas Baltimore Staots
eridi Su uppeuiren uno buS befaate 8erift err
iucbefl itogen, ~oiefelbel, 81 reotoiret.
Z. scipen Sbomas,
StaotsHegiitrator.
GpriI7, IA ,2t.2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Our Grinnernna

an meiueu Iiebeu SobH
adu Ebilipp GuH5e,
aeiiorben I'm y. gpril 1897.
Isle lUunt' jh SID DcraeiicH,
On, meii 9~elieDtes Gino!
Acr fam Die Ibrd1eu meiien,
Sic loon g~efluiictl iino.
Seit Oh bon mir 9cibicoen!
IS ldtt mir feline HlIb'.
Sm iu6e Iroit uno SrieSeu,
Wiciil ein5'g ger Iruit lrdrit Su!
Slf Sabre iino 6 beute.
IA fblia Die GrenniHGeiluno'!
Sumpf ilatg has 0rabgeldute.
&cri6lu'eu mar Scin WGuuo;
Ndum tonnteit Su noC1 iaget:
.peb' lpobl. meiu U,iliterleiH!"
Sh aber muBte traqet
Ser IreHnIma %idblpcre Rein.
U1Sl Wciuiomei non iciuer SHUTTER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
1Snnline MoEIcrninr.

Gs itarb ant 10. gpriI 1905 6rau Eauline
aullcrmau, Gcltebte Satin bes periicrbener!
W}iChdcl Noblernan. l}ubc int 5rieoen! Sie
Aceroigrng IinOCt 1oEurritaG. S llgr 2'ormits
TAGS. BON lbrer lcbtel %&SouEuua, 'Jtr. $50. Is
GutulpsSirdBe, ATS iidit. lio 0Gnt nub Der
Ct. Nlpponiueattirde an ldrtsGpenle Ino Ga
ratugd, Strabc no hin 8 u6r cine icierline Re
auiem-6ohmeiie ~Celc5riri miro. NeiiePiliig prts
balm uif oer r9oullte grdesGenctcrp,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Rilheln i. gStcsncr.

IS itdrb am 20. gpril 1908 9&iibclm T..
@iecncr, ~aciicbter Conn BON @ber0urh mn Der
neritcrbeEen &cbeGu @]tieaner. I'M 80. 1abrc leis
BEN 81 spril. ga6Mitiag5 ; iilbr, non iciner
IeBten gSobmlHG, ltr. s24, SiosS burpsSiraB
Nia iidtt. MtiietrnA prinatim. Nl2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Trcbcrif &ef.

IS ltorb am 10. glpriI 1908. INN 10 llbr
MtiltaQ3, 1rroerid Ge3, O~eliCHtar @utte bon
g|8il6elminu Ned. Die @ecrOtGuna iinoct am
Mittirpdl, ocu -. 9priI, WiurgtnS nm 10 llbr,
bon iCiUtr NobmurQ. III. 1t24. 0aronersSir..
aus nuf Der oG0ioOH &ari Gcmetern" ltatt.
I1a-t31
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Gas Stotiitifhe 9iircou
in @olbington modt @lugoben iibcr
uniere ghl9fltbr inn Monot WiGr5 g.
&abrc2. Grireulid linO Die gegebc.
nen 3nblcn nidt; ocnn Der Grpoit
blieb iibcr i6 Otinioncn 9ollmS oocr
20 Yro5cnt binter Dem DfGr5 1907
5lriid. Nm groBten lit Der Hiidgong
Der 9oumlUoll , NuSiubr, Der Dor
43,394,OOO Collars I'M MtGr5 1907
oui 2lR WtiQionen I'M neriloiienen
MtGr5 iiel. @dbreno mir I'M 0ejcm.
Ter 1907 nod fir 81 Wiiaionen Col.
Iors @rooitoife erportirten, moren e.
int lebten WtGrj MIR nod fir 1919
Wtilioncn. 9ngeoen mar Die Nus.
fu6r bon Sleild). mo Wtild)erei- Ero-
0uftcn nm cine Wiaion Collars DO.
Der olS I'M MGr5 1907. % Die Nn-
1obcn bonn Stotiitilhcn @iircoll be3
Nan6clS 9cportement3 gemudt
mcr0eL lin0 iie 5ltoerl0BIid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
oln,c(in WtiQer.

IS itarb um 90. glpyil 1905 i'm g1.aStz6ns
ipital" 9(irelin Wiiarr, Satin bot godm J..
.ytiuer uuo 1Od;er ION Gbuclc5 0ren6et, int
80. Nobir iEtc5 Gsbcue. GIe SecloiEuug tils
Set S1Eucrtau. giubmttiaGs 2 lin, ron ibrer
lepien 4ObmIdg, ytr. 232. CitsGroBsS trdBe. ans
itatt. (ll2-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Ser Mbgeor0nCtc Z q M
ncn @oriiBer oeS Gomitc'S fir BE
lpiQiglmgen, prop6e5eit, 0oB nddlte9
Sohr Elm Geii5it BON S150OOO,0O0
porbonoen Iein miro, ullCin baS bat
sic Hcpllblifancr nidt pcrbinocrt,
cine @ittlpcn , Feniiol5 : @ill 5t
toiiircn, lpcldc ben jGbrIid)en SctraJ
Der 4ieniionen mn $12,00O,0W CT.
hobt. &cBteS %nbr foItctc Die Een.
lionSliitc ocrt 2onoe 81 100000 ii.
ictt nit mcitcrcn $12,000,00O tperoGa
Die Soften oiti tibet St50000,000 &c
brnd)t per0eit.l Gs'tit BON oeniofrns
tiihen Stootsmdnnern trpfftKo be
merit morOen, hnB, penn DIE tepnbi,'
tnnilhc Administration in ibren 6ol
ocrltngcn cineS %libcroleren Nerfohs
renS @etrefiS Scr Nrlnce un0 Der
Slotte ouirid)ti9 lei, 10 loltc lie iu2,
niaitcnS Elm flcines Guontum Sc
miiienboiti4teit an Den Sua lcQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Ger alii9Itc qibt rad,
6odjte Der Sitlton un0 6emiQigt1
Stolien Die 6oroerma, italicniiAe
4SoItdmter III flint tiirtiiden StQoten
81 erri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Nidlplans Yteabed.

Is liars am 20. aIprtl 1903 I'M St. Soiepbs'
5%oipital" WidiuiaIS Rcnbed, gelieDtet @alfe
bon MiarlarciUu 9seGDc3. Sic WeeroigIng lin
bet MittuDd, zen %. gprlI, atldmlttuga I'M
2 llbr. non elmer lessen N|SnbrluL ytr. 20I,
cup Inrbdms StraBe, Gus llait. lt12-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
8e%riammlungs Nnscigcn.


Ste %6lueite rrgelmuBIge Siellna bes Snitituts
Diro benie, yfiliipob, 6eg % Iprtl, : llbr
lGabl Der 3eaWteu uno 0ireftoren.
Sames Njoung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Ger critic Conrad Scipp.
YreiS, ocn Die @ittmc beS pcritorbc-
llen 0rnllerS Scipp iiber ooS GDenlo
0eltiitct: Gas ocutldc Clement III
ben Ser. Stnatcn nit belonocrcr Se-
rildlihtigung ieineS politiIhen, lo'
6iulclL littlidjcn uno er6lebcrtlden
einilliieS," lit cincn gcborencn gol.
tinlorer, gilbert .. Sduit, TroIcIIoE
Scr 0clltlhen 2itcrotilr on Der Cor
nell l(niperiitGt, 5uerfnnnt moroen.
Ger critic EreiS bctrGgt 5000 Collars
Gen 5lpciten EreiS IN Der Sobe Dol,
1000 Collars crbiclt Hltoolf Gro
l1oil bon Neiu . Norf, ben brittcl
TreiS bon $1,000 crbiclt George bon
9olIe aus Ebilahelpbin. Yrof. 5ouii
mar Sdiiler ser Oelltid)cn 3ionS
Sd,llc, itubirte ipGter an Der Sop,
fins : llniperlitGt uio bot Iid) Inn Die
Fflcae Der oelttlhen SprodIe III Cor
rel grobe &eroienItc eruorbelt. Gr
bat BORT olih Die ofientlidc IuffilG-
rltng belitider 9romen bltrd) ome(i-
foniihc Stuoenten nit Grfolg Gin
Ccfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

SerSongreB atoaSSoft
pflid)t @eieb, oos pom SberbitnocS-
@eritt oils uerioiiungSluiorig befun'
oen moroen NOR, umgeorbeitet. Nolu-
Gafte Snriitcn, oorrnter Der frilberc
Suiti5miniItcr &nor, boben on oer
llmfrempelulg mitgenrbeitet, ulO
lett miro 9emcloct, oaB oaS 8eieB
olid) IN ieincr iebigen Sornuliruna
feinen Mniprud) aui @erfollungsmo
Bigfeit mod)en f0nne. Gas iiebt bel
nobe ans, oils Oh ser GongreB oblid)t,
lid, 5u @erte aegnngen lei nm och
Gilcnbnbnen cine lueitere SriIt 5u 9e-
ben, lid Dor oen Observation-Disclosures
ST. briiden, Yieiiter Der 8eles9a'
b%unaSfunlt ideillen Die SolonS III
@aibington nidt 5t iein, obgleih 10
pielc Suriitel1 inter linen iino. Soer
mill man Dem &plte Sano in Die
Iltgen itrellen. inoem man tbrt, dis
rb Elm Sdftpflidt @cies eeld)affcf
peroen lollc, ober i'm Gorous meiB,
rob onS @clcs hinf1Gig iit2 Ger Ser
General . Anmalt 9onopdrte lit al.
lcroines Der Griid)t, Dab oaS Seles
eoniiitutionea lei. Gs miro olio crit
Die 6eucrprobe por bcin Sberbiinoes
8erid)t beiteben miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

ArbttrottorS @ertrQge
5milden Den Ser. Staten uno eng.
lono, mno Den Ger. Stoaten lttto
6rontrei6 lino sum Nbitlu6 getor;.
men oaS beibt, man nil ndd ,uic
Dor onrt) ein SbieOagcridt ooS en-,
iteioen lolIen fouS ouf on0cre 8ei,c
ridt cnti6icoen meroet fonnte unO
iuute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Xpuopn.Sarf aSc1neterg.

giireau: Or. ri, GeIt.S aratpgasStraRe, ntb
Naupt.6iuaana, 5rcocrif' 9luao.
Observation-Disclosures bon $50 an inter be1tdT1oi9er
sIuliTitbt Shnittb[umen, 8eipinoe, Pilan5ett etc.
nelnen i'm 5reibbnuie anl QouptsSin9dllg 9es
funoeu. Infer geent Mrs, penl gelpiiniht.
borfpreden. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Ser 6 eitunQe
tritiiircn ariegS . Scfretar Gait,
neil cr Diel mebr oili Dem Stump"
lei, nm Icine politiiHcu lSntcreiien 3u
f0rocrn, olS feline Eilidtcn ol9
&rieg9miniIter ST eriiilcn. &r. Gait
lei Die lcbtcn onOcrtboIb Sabre foit
.bcitdnOig auf9feiien qcpeien uno nllr
etluo pier Wonotc an ieincm Ellltc
I'M &riegS 0eportemcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
s6c Baltimore gtca,n Gorpet

Gleanina anb eturaee Gompanh. Ms. 121. r..
Grrcne. strekr. 1sppine ~uuigeHommen. geret.
Mat uno mieber eeIeni. 8cfunbere SaeiIifdten
flr 9ageriina rcll 1eppiden. Mi0bcln aiffbe'
ipatrf In R~r'hnf=AdnInen. Gelbe aelepboite.
(Wldr525, 3mite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

Gpplanb's tiirfifdje SGncr,
eaniiable. @sDauSs, goitamt sfsea. etets siien-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
IT'S NOT THE MAN BEHIND

In every newspaper We pick
up we are sure to find a gush
about the man behind the gun;
the man behind the buzz-saw and
the man behind the rents; the
man behind the plowshare and
the man behind the fence; the
man behind the whistle and the
man behind the cars; the man be-
hind the kodak and the man be-
hind the bars; the man behind
the whiskers and the man behind
the fists, and everything behind
has entered in the list. But they
have skipped another fellow Of
which nothing has been said
the fellow who is even or a little
bit ahead; who pays for what he
gets and whose bills are always
signed-he's a darn sight more
important than the man who is
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
Cause of Death
of Girl Unknown

The inquest in the Jerdis Holt
case that was adjourned July rs
to get a chemical analysis of the
stomach of deceased from the
state chemist reconvened Tues
day afternoon. The report from
the chemist showed no trace of
strychnine present, whereupon
the jury brought in the following
verdict: That having heard the
evidence in the above case and
heard the decision of the chemist
who examined the contents of
the stomach of the deceased,
hereby give as our decision that
the deceased, Jerdis Holt came
to her death from some cause or
causes to this jury unknown
Sherbrooke Tribune.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
Durum Wheat Meeting.

This notice is to every farmer,
business man and all who are in
terested in the growing and
marketing of Durum wheat.
There will be a meeting at the
town hall in Hope, Saturday eve
ming, August 18th, at 7:30 p. m.
for the purpose of taking some
steps to secure the proper re-
cognition Of Durum wheat. To
day there is a spread of about
zoe. per bushel between Durum
and Blue Stem wheat, which we
all know is a rank injustice to
every citizen of this state. It is
a well known fact that the mills
in Minneapolis are mixing the
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
It's Easy---1ry 1t

Should anyone become afflicted
with the feeling that a newspaper
contains butlittle reading matter,
just take a pencil and paper and
copy from the paper ten or four
teen columns of home stuff"
And if you have a little extra
time just drop into a print shop
and set it up in type. Then take
a proof of it, make up your forms,
print and mail your paper. If
your bit of time is not quite gone
just throw the type in again. If
you like you might look around
a little for a dozen columns of
news for next weeks issue; won't
take you long to chase it togeth,
err, only so you are sure not to
miss any, nor yet to get any OF
it a shade incorrect, and above
all, be sure to please everybody
perfectly. You'll have lots OF
fun!-Ex.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
What You Want.

A galvanized sectional portable
grain bin with a capacity of 1000
bushels. The parts are so, made that
the bin a be easily set up, the only
tools necessary being ar ordinary
wrench, punch and hammer. The
bin has a galvanized iron bottom and
a galvanized iron peaked roof. It
will hold LOO bushels heaped up to
the roof. It has a great many advant-
ages over the ordinary wooden wheat
bin that is constructed in the field, it
being practically waterproof, fire.
proof, rust-proof and vermin-proof.
AS it is only 8 feet high, grain can be
run direct into the bin from the separa-
tor. 1t can be moved any place on the
farm by simply setting it on a pair of
skids, or it can be taken down and
stored away in a very small space.
These bins Ire shipped with galvan-
lied iron roof and bottom complete,
except that purchaser must furnish the
following pieces of lumber for sup.
porting the roof, we to furnish the
necessary irons and lag screws for at
taching the pieces: One 2x6, IA feet;
two 2x4, IA feet; one 2x4, 10 feet.
Our price on these bins complete,
except as above, is S135.
S. D. CURRY, AGENT,
Hope, N. Oak,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13

two, using anywhere from 5 to
80 per cent. of Qurum and sell
ing the -four for pure Spring
Wheat Flour. If they get the
same price for the Durum flour
why shouldn't they pay more
nearly the same price for the
wheat? The Durum Wheat AS
ISOLATION of this state believe in a
campaign of education, whereby
public opinion will eventually
force the milling and elevator
combine to pay what Durum
wheat is worth.
Come to the meeting, lend your
assistance and help the good
cause along. ~
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
Central Committee.

The Republican county central
committeeman, selected at the primary
election held In June, met at Sher-
brooke last Saturday pursuant to call
of the old central committee. The
meeting vas called to order by II. O..
Schjeldahl, chairman of the old cent
trail committee. The election of of1lc-
ers for the ensuing term resulted as
follows: Fl. A. Burner, Cha irman; S.
MCPHERSON, Secretary; f. e. Curry,
Treasurer. Geo. A. Warner, of this
city, was chosen a member of the State
Central Committee to represent the
10th Legislative District. The follow
ing constitute the new Republican
| County Central Committee:
Newburg, Lewis Thompson; Beaver
Creek, X. A. Johnson; Westfield, H.
O. Barrett; Sharon, Chas. E%llingson;
Enger, r. o. Schjeldahl; Golden Lake,
o. w. Williams; Finley, M. M. Stor-
dahl; Franklin, Ole G. Bjugstad;
Primrose, H. J. Rinde; Sherbrooke,
S. McPherson; Easton, J. B. Oxton;
Greenwich, c. G. Carlson; Glendale,
Elias Simonson; Hugo, Henry Patten;
Melrose, j. K. Joslyn; Riverside, Geo.
Slingsby; Broadlawn, f. A.. Tanger;
Colgate, E. H. Badger; Carpenter, W.
Fl. Farris; Willow Lake. w. Fl. North
rop; Finley village, F. E. Curry; lst
Ward, aope, Ell. A. Burner; End Ward
Hope, N. N. Lunding; 3rd Ward Hope,
Geo. A. Warner.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
3 and 4
To Run This Way

Grand Forks Herald: The G.
N. proposes to make some i'm
p%ortant changes in the running
of it's passenger trains on Sept.
l., according to information re-
ceived here. It is stated that the
mail contract with trains Nos.
3 and 4 will expire Sept. 1 and
that after that date these trains
will be run from St. Paul to
Brandon, over the Aneta cutoff.
At Brandon connection will be
made with the Canadian North
ern, which taps a vast territory
in the Canadian country. 1t is
said that the Great Northern
proposes to go after the Canadian
trade with hammer and tongs
and that the Inauguration of the
new service will be the carrying
out of a plan long cherished.
The Great Northern has put
it's road-bed in fine shape be-.
tween Devils Lake and Brandon.
From Devils Lake to Fargo the
road is the finest on the system
and the double track from Devils
Lake to Churchs Ferry was
built purposely to handle the
Canadian business, it is claimed.
There is some talk of putting
on a new local service from Devils
Lake to cover the Cando branch.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fead re-
turned this morning from a two
months visit with relatives back
at their old home in Michigan.
The Steele county democrats
met at the county seat Thursday
of last week and organized their
county central committee. The
attendance was good and much
interest was manifested. The
members of the old committee
were endorsed for the new term.
Considerable money was sub
scribed for expenses of the COM
ing campaign-so there will prob
ably be something doing.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13
ed off before the open season
than after Herald.

ed off before the open season
than after. -Edmore Herald.
The spectacle of an enraged
father attempted to shoot and kill
his son was one witnessed in
Finley Sunday night about 10
o'clock. The father was un-
reasonably enraged at the young
man, and if bystanders had not
interfered a tragedy would have
resulted. The young man left
town Monday morning, and moth
ing was done in the matter, as no
one laid a complaint. Consider
able Indignation is expressed,
however, and should the old man
make a display of his ungovern-
able temper again, there will be
something doing.-Finley Beacon
The Hope W. G. r. U. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Kraabel Fri
day afternoon at 800. Much
business is to come before this
meeting. All members are
earnestly requested to come to
this meeting.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13

behind. All we editors and mer-
chants and the whole CONNER
cial clan are indebted for exis-
tence to this honest fellow man.
He keeps us all in business
and his town is never dead, and
so we take our hats off to the
man who is ahead Exchange.
The following bubble has been
making the rounds Of the press
lately: The other day young lady
stepped into the drug store to
buya bath sponge. AS the polite
clerk stepped forward to ask
what he could do for her she be-
came somewhat frustrated and
said she would like a sponge
bath. And Charlie wilted.
Some one rises to remark that
the fact. that the farmers treat
their grain with formalin and
prairie chickens get to eat some
of it is what is making chickens
so scarce over the state. This is
all a mistake. The lack of en-
forcement of our game laws is
what is DISCRIMINATING the prairie
chickens. Our game laws might
be all right if they were strictly
enforced, but under the present
system they are a failure. We
have a state game warden who
does nothing but draw a good
salary. He appointed deputies
in each county, and their. bust
ness is about the same as the
state warden. These officers see
to it that everybody takes out
a permit so they will get a better
dizzy" in the fall and this ends
their labors. We believe that
our game laws should be chang
ed so that there is a game war
den either appointed by the
board of county commissioners,
or elect the same as other county
officers and they should be ac-
countable to the board of com
missioners for the faithful en-
forcement of the game laws.
Then give these county wardens
the power of appointing a deputy
in every township in the county,
put them under a bond to do
their duty and allow them a
part of the permit money as a
salary, and we believe that our
game laws would be better lived
up to and enforced and you
would not hear any more about
treated grain killing off our
prairie chickens. We venture to
say that under present condi-
tions there are more chikens kill
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-13

LIST District-C. f. Templeton,
Grand Forks, no opposition.
End District-John f. Cowan,
Devils Lake.
3rd District-C. A. Pollock,
Fargo, no opposition.
4th District-Frank P. Allen,
Lisbon, no opposition.
5th District--E. II. Burke, Val
ley City, no opposition.
9Th District-W. H. Winches-
ter, Bismarck.
9TH District-W. J. Kneeshaw,
Pembina, no opposition.
Sth DistriCt-E. B. Goss, Mi.
not.
9th District. G. Adamson:
A. M. Christensen.
10th District-W. G. Crawford,
Dickinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION
 10 DISCUSS NIGHT RIDING

New orleans, Oct. s0.--Night riders and their depredations will be taken mn A, the meeting of the National Farmers Union in New Orleans Nov. II and 12. q, says President c. s. Barrett of the Union, in a statement given the Asso- ciated Press tonight, ''but the Union repudiates the insinuation that 1t in any manner countenances the deeds of night riders who may seek to shield themselves under our name"
 "The National Farmers Union utterly condemns such scoundrelisFn as the so- called 'night-riding.' says Mir. Barrett. "The union has an economic fight to wage, but 1t must he done in the open and with the law. Should any of our members be discovered as night riders we would be the first to turn them over to the law. We will deal with this at our forthcoming meeting at New orleans. which, however, is pri- mariiy for the purpose of devisIng ways end means for getting a better price for our cotton. The progressive union and commercial interests of New Orieans have assured Us they would rally to the support of the growers of inc staple, and New Orleans has been ch osen for the place of meeting. on this account. and because of It's tm- portance as a cotton market. We ex- pect q large attendance of delegates, representing over 100000 members in every State in the cotton belt"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31
WOULD CANCEL LICENSE OF
 D INSURANCE COMPANIES

Little Rock. Ark. Oct sO--seventeen insurance companies are named as de- fendants in c suit filed in the Circuit Court here to lay by Attorney General Kirby which seeks the cancellation of fine license of the different companies ana the assessment of penalties agEre- gating s1.tso,000.
 It Is alleged by the Attorney General that the companies named have vio- lated a legislative act prohibiting the formation of a combine to fx and main tain rates or the commissions to be paid agents.
 The companies sued are:
 National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford; Hartford Fire Insurance Company: American Central Insurance Company; Orient Insurance Company: Fire Association of Philadelphia: Penn sylvania Fire Insurance Company: Spring Garden Insuranes Company: Insurance Company; Citizens Insurance Company of St. Louis; Pelican Assurance Company 0f New York: otrard Fire and Marine Tn- suranee Company; Insurance Company of North America. Caledonian Insur- ance Company: Fireman'u Fund Insur- ance Company: German Alliance Insur- ance Company; Queens Insurance Com pany of New Iork,, and Royal lnsur. ance Company of Liverpool.