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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21


Seds iilterne Eclicr aus Dem Sii.
Derpoorenacidait Ser sonncl
airf & Soa Company, uer'
idfuinocn Eoli5ci ia6uoct
oli ciucu @louu mo cine 6raub
wclde ii9 1clIer porleiacu lie.
ben
glac Suuelenbauoler Ser Sta9t
iiuo Don Der GoIi5ci Don eineu &aa.
re scwarut woroeu, oea eiu Gicbs
iiabl IN Dem SilbermaorcugeibSit
ser SamneI airf s. Sou Goupaav,
aelimgeu ieiu ioll GcuauHte Sirma
bat oer Foli5ei gemeloet Dab cm
lctten Iouucriial eiu etmo 80 Sa5.
re after Nlauu in 9eglcitilna eincy
etpa p Sabre alien Game IN 0os
@eihditslofaI g}r. 106-10S Cii-
9altimorc.StraBe, fom mo iic5 fl
berne Qcller porIegcn licBeu. 1ec
betreficnoc @erfduicr, melder 0as
8oar beoierte, mar 5ltr 3eit iebr be-
idditiet uuo mar geyruigeu, 0es
'Gaar oitcrs aqcin 81 IoHen S6ae
etnas 5il foufcn entiemte iicb oas
Faar. 9ei'u @cihdftsi6liB itcllte
cs iib beraus, oab feds iil6erne IeI-
Ter Sic nem Coll I'M Gurd)mciicr
baben, perihwinoen paren. G;e
@ol5ei bat eine Dor5iiaIide 9eidrci.
bung OeS 4oores. Tie aeitoblepcu
Tcller rcprdicutirteH eineu g9erta
BON $3.50.
sir oicgtcm Yorfer 8eb0rs
Oen fcitgebalten.
Tic @ebeimpoIBiitcn GareD, Guilf
no @liutiens pcrbaitetcn geiicrn
&oIter Seems, ser 90 Sabre oltcn
So6u uou Srou 3Iorcncc Seens,
BON 9}r. ., @Gt0iort1.glbenue. sSu
DER mittlercu Foli5ciitotion miro
geems fir sic Ncborocn BON Rmu
sort icitge6oltcn, ucldlc i'm luescH
cines anae6IideH idlUeren @ergebenS
inden. 1ie cIe6eimpoliGiten erf!G.
rem, oaB geems in Ieip Dort uuter
ocm J'amer gsolicr SierIina diti1e.
tretcn iit. Dit Seems lpur0e Die rs
Sobre altc gioIa glinsport5 bon
g}r. 1920 9}or0-GborIcs.StraBe Der
baitet welte ii1 in ser @obnuug
oes Seems befono. 9IuwaIt Sobn g.
Cornell ser Sefrctar Scr @eicn.
iboit 5nr lluter0riidlmg Oes 2oierS
crlnuate cinen Soitbeiebl fir SaS
M1ohcu @iola iagt, 0oB i6re 9la-
1cborIgcn in 9ireinien uo6neu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

,Sa Dem 2otdlc ser nSSiiii-@oDeru.
ment Seogue, 9lr SIT, a. &.SbnrleS.
5trabe, iauo eciteru 9lbeno einc Ser.
iamnrlitna pou 8reuHoen Der Suiira.
eciten itatt 1ieie @erinmmlungen
iinocn icoeit 6reitoa itatt mno iiro
fHt Se0orinana oiied 5rau @m a..
pOllueo III Die 9oriiecrnl 0es Gbni-
te'S,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21


.e
Sr. gl6ra1om RoO6cro, Gin Suiuclier,
bctloet oen @erllit BON Giauout.
aiuacu i'm @crtbe bon S662.
aduicr, Der IN icin @eiddft an
scr Baltimore. StroBc fam cnt.
puppte lid ais Bandit, Sielt
nit ReooIpcr Sru. &oo6erg mo
oeiian @3lrtcr I'M 5@od.
@dbreno Suu0erte bon NRenimen
sic StroBe entIane giHgcn it aeilery
Abeno seoen z llbr in einem Der be.
Ic6tciten StroBeueepicrtc Der Sta6t
Elm Dermeaener goub auseeiiibrt
poroen Sr. glbrabam &o0berg, Der
Gigert6iiiuer ocs Suwelenlaoes Scr
8irma Simon 8. 9foo6erg, 9lr. 26,
@eit gaItimoreitroBe beflaat oen
@crIuit bon bier 0iamantringen I'M
gScrt6c BON $662. @s mar gegcn
~ ll6r. ais ein ctma 20 Sabre
cItcr 0lonn oniheinen0 cin Stale
ner, sen Sooen oes 0rn. 9tooberg &c.
trat lno ole 9lniiht duBerte, cinen
Giamantring 5u fdufcu. 9creiimil-
lieit legtr Sr. RoOberg Dem aaiicr
mcbrcre 9liugc Dor, pon oenen bier
Dem @0ufer ON beitcn 81 gefoaen
idieuen. Sr. &o6bcrg Icgte oieie
uier 9inec por oen aGufer mo be-
CAB iiH no6 Dem Sdoufeniter, nm
cineu on0eren giing 81 bolen SSn
Nieieni @loment itedte Der 6rclnoe
sic bier &ingc IN 0ic Toirbc uno 500
einen 9eDoIuer Dcrpor. @r befobl
ncm SuncIenb6n0Icr, iolpic Oeiien
NSutter. 5rmi Sorab 9iooberg, mel.
6e ebenionS i'm 2oOen NOR, 0ic
S0noe bod 5i bebcn peIhe @or
nung bciOe notiirIid5 befolgtcn. 9iiid
mdrts ging Der @ouncr ans Dem 2o
ben. @eniec Sefiluoeu ipdter elite
Nr. &o0berg sur 9o0entbiire; bon
Dem &1ubcr mar jeood feline Spir
mc6r Su bcmcrten. GS bIieb ibm
meitcr nicbts iibrig, ols Die aSoli5ei
IN aelmtuiB 5u letcu. Die @cbeinl.
poIi5iiten @etcr 9raoleD uno 9ron
nan Ieiteteu cine llnterindung ein
rno crnlitteIterL OoB eiu Nionn fur5
laH Dem 3oube in oaS @anoelbil
ser lbcoter D9}cO @ioou" seitiir5t
mar. Sicr biclt er iid mr weuigc
Selimoen auf uuO uerlicB oas 2ofal
nltrh ocn 9iotb gIuseora. Ga cs iin-
tier mar, itolperte Der 5liebenoc. Gin
glnqeiiellter oeS g8onoelbiIocr bea.
icrs boric oas @erduih uno benierite
serooc nod. mie Der 6reuoe wieOcr
olliipronG mo iih eiligit enticrnte.
Gic @oIi5ei Bot cine bor5iieIide @e.
idrei6ing Oes Giebes. Gr 1T aniMci.
reno Gin StoIiencr, % Sabre olt
ino bat idmar5es Iodigcs @oar
@ctlci0ct mar cr III eineii olulflcn
Gegeumautcl. Gr trug icrucr cincn
iamor5cu 5il5but.
Gror &oobera, Die Yhttcr ocs ,Sit'
weIicrs, lit hifoIee ibres @rIebuiiies
crnitIi1 erfrouft. Sic 5itterte an
aanSen 2eibe, ais tiir5 nod Dem 9tau.
he Die BebeiripoIi5iiten Uoriprodlem
ann init Der lInteriuduug 5u bcailt.
ncn. Sr. Simon 8. 91ooberg, Der
eriinoer oes @eiddits, Der Dor chi.
acn Sabre uscltorben it, wuroc cin.
mol ouf Ghnlide gSeilc bcrdibi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
llafrl glraiis AaiterHr0iieu
@ouatag, %. Nppember
tpoa IS llBr)
YeIt Gn0 Bart.
Sryrcrfurte, 81 Iameniarte Soc
(glnpis,2i %


y3ernllNlHyhDitrln0 9tr. ~
Iic lcbiel ARRANGEMENTS iiir oas
aroBr glateFnroiten luelhes nor9en
lin 9iarglano gart itaitiinoet traieH
aeiicrn 9lbeno sic aait9licoer oes
,Q3crnaiiaGonclaus 9lr POP" BON
2Scrb Gr0en scr Sscptaiopbea~ IN
ibrer rcaolndBiaen lpodcntliheu&erf
iqmHluuG 1T 9liiiiels paac an Der
9ioro Src0crid 5traBc. Icn @erid]t
sag IpiiDoriibers g Scrm &udar0f
sliclac pcripriAt Der 8chId ciu ic9r
3ahlrpiher 5u wcrocn Ger gNciii
ems Qieoeriran3 miro bic 6eitlidlicit
ourd Sen @oriras iaiucr idoniieu
Qieoer oeridoucrn 5eIien Nm fouls
menoeu 5reiiag talt Die Graanila-
iion bic 9lonlilaiion Der 3eamieu fir
0ic am q Ie8eWber iiaiiIiu0enoc Be
alHienplbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

9Iui iciner 9ciislms 8li So6ns.
tomu 4sa, iiar6 aeitarn @lorgen Dr.
Q. &. gSenoel. Seiuc Seiletlln9
iuir0 IN Baltimore oui oen 9ouoou.
@arf.6rIeoboie itottiiilOen Sor int
geid6r einen &o6ro beirot1ete Or
&cnOcl 8rdllciu Caroline @ettier
ans Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
slns Scn @eridltshafen.

ytHS uCll WtItulSUuICN.
3me Gin6re6er in orei W}imuten mti
5e6u Sabre ms 3udtGaus gc-
iauOt. - 0ic oGoricob SO" 5u
5000 s6aoeueriat uerirt5cilt.-
2rei ano6cn in bcIiere 6iiriorae
9cgebcu.
Die @eidworeuen in Ser 5ueiteu
9l6ibeilmg 0cS GriminaI.@eridtes
brau1ten qcitcru Gahmittag gennl
Orei N}inuten Inn TapiO @. 9roots
mo Sobu 9. Tiees OeS @iubritdS
mo Ger 9eraubung Ger @obmng
OeS Sru. Sobu 6. Sarbep, g}r 1905,
observation-disclosures, icbuloig 5u fin-
Oen, uH0 9lir6ter Seliislcr brolldte
nod meniser 3eit I'M @eioe 5u 10
Sabreu 3uhtbaus 5u pcriirtbeileu.
Clogs, Der 10 giIt aeiIeioet mar in0
nidt ben GinOrlId eines &erbredcrS
mohte, bat bier iebr ongeic6ene Scr,
nonOte; cr man bereits ein W}ol 81
lduaerer Siraibaft i'm StaatsorbeitS-
bauie oprurtbeilt, ober bonn @oitoer-
uelr @olOSboroug6 beguaoiat NOR.
ben. 9roots bat eireu international
len 9tameu ais gerbre1er. Gie 9ei-
ocu Nrangen in oaS SouS OeS Srn.
SodroeD elm mo padteu fir $507
Shmudiaden IN cine &anOtai6e umO
fubrcn Oonlit nad Soiablanotopn in
Gin SoIS, no Oiele Srauen5itnmer
berfe6rten. 9ort muroen iie BON @c-
beinpoli5iiten Derbaftet Gin oritter
@laun, Der e6enfnaS mitoerboftet
wuroe, lit nod nidt pro5eiiirt,
Grbiclt 2 SHooenerinb.
Nu Common @leos-Seridt ipra-
den Die @eidporenen Dem @anfbotcu
SSobn 3. Ebomos oie euti9aoigungs-
Sunmc BON 5000 3u. S6ompion
mar am IA. MGr5 in Der Seriugton-
StraBe, na6e Dem @oitomte, Don ei-
nem Eoricob getroifen mo perIebt
morOGn. 0ic rCaricnb So. gab al,
ooB Gbompion ans llnOoriihtigfeit
Dor oaS Enricab getreteu ieiu ioutc
Gbefhei0ltng.
6rou Catherine 9Sidcriug Don Ir.
1867 Ste0euiou-StroBc, cr6ielt gc-
iteru inn Greisgeridt 99r. 2 cine ab-
Iolute SdeiOumg bon Sorrp gG. Side.
ring, Der ic in 1909 perloiien boben
ion. GaS @oar beirotbetc in 1907.
Gos Guo ans ser Che mnroe Scr
6rui 5ueeiprodcu.
Sn oie &flegei1uIe ge-
nn0t.
Sm Suseilooeridt ii6erpies 9li1-
Ter @iaioms ole orei anabcn 6rco.
9uomcicr, t3 Sabre alt, bon 91r.
1921, 9foro-@oi6iiigtonsStr. @iI-
liam 9uelis, ~ Sabre alt, bon 9lr.
1888, Sor9eni.StoBc, lno 6ranf 9i-
6erto, fl Sabre alt. bon 91r. 90S,
Feorl- StraBe, Der @ilegeiduIe. 3mci
Der arabeu ihio @aiieufinoer.
lluter Meinei0S- g[nfIngc.
@eger nuge6lihen MleineioS mnroc
gcitern Der gleger Charles 6or bon
Or 93t, SfutIano.9lpemle, imter
$500 9iirgidait Ourd 9idtcr Gcau
in Der norooiilideu @oli5eiiiation Oent
@eridtsperfahren iiberpieien. Dor
bc1aiIptete, oaB er 6ei cinem @iirfel-
ipiel niht bet6eiligt gcpeicu iei ipd1-
reno aht oaocrc 3engeu auSia9tca
OaB CT oas Spiel leitete. CT pnroc
bel Dem eriteu @erb6r cntloiien ie-
ood gelteru mieoer uerbaitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
S25O,OOO anacbOtcn.

Ir " ". GntiG Der @r1iiocrt
oes .@oncber Goaces ipiiroc geitcrn
oc3l beeliidiuiinidt, oaB es ibm &c.
hraeu it, oie n@cueroI goneation
goor01 81 beranIalieu Dem College
$250,000 8uMiiaeru ireun peiterc
$3.50. 1000 aiIiaebradlt luer0cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
lInlerfn[Innns. rnlnriier.

sNH6itsriim"-- Gamg 81 IomotroN
,,epi0Hiai" Ebe MccctN0fr BOB"
oIprDi1 200 maau go0lsr
,,Oldnfm INf Wau 9aiocmir
,,Nnnlnnn" 5lciiba a@N 1iut Nlutgbinc
ur6 N0nbclbNbfr onN ben Gnludllclhfru
,,N}nNlNinbruir" Cucen N ibc Ql0uich"
,,Ndher lhucftnhnHae4erfip 9lr 3" Am
lS giQpenhcr 1NbrcSbdi lH gatr0S Sale"
.,Ncrmonin,Npuliapc wv 4O2" soilninn
n0 22 glopcmbcr lhiilernleN inl aNlnplGHos
tal"
.,Vail6armDhiibe @eSeafdnh upu Wen YerT"
0lonldg. bcU %. Nopcnbcr Nbcuts 9ons
8cti iu bcf e&Qticf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

! NrduenuerldmNllluig am Wlolil'W
9Iadmittag &roiciior SmiS
Srolider miro oo6ei cmeu Dor.
trog bo(ien. Aiebr 6ouOS er.
foroerIid
Die oeuti6en 6rauen 9oltimore's,
uelhe in itiaer giebe SIR alien Sei.
natb pirfeu 6a6en geiieru mebrcse
aiiieu init fertieen SaGeu ndGl
GeutidlanO a6gebcu laiieH uHo po-
rem geiiern ipie0er eiiria tbdtia ru
ocn acknowledgements 5u cutipre
den. Gie lmteren Rdlme Oes @e-
neinoe6ouies Ser 3ionSgemein0e
noftcr Oen Giuorud mic Elm groBtS
@ooreu5ous, in welGcm Sunoerte
bon ileiBigen SdnOen t9dtig iiuo
Giue 9lujobl oeutider Sormer weidle
| oie gtusitcllimg ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
den @rooufte in scr >. AcgmcntSs
balle 6eiud)t 6otten, itatteten oent
2ofale eincn 9ehId ab upo partn
eritornt mas BORT I'M Sutereiic scr
ultcn Seinotb gelciitet ioirO oNuc
OaB cS on bic groBc @lode gc6aus
gen miro. Die 6roucu brouden fir
Die fonrmcnOe @o6c mciterc @eiO-
beitr1ge, imt Sadcn fir sic Scritei.
hung BON aleiougsiiiideu llIlicr.
0eug, Striimpicn 0oHoihubeuSe
Ocu im0 9|ohtgepdnocr iiir ole Ser.
lpunoeten 81 modcu Die 6isber &c.
idcnftcn @littel Iino oligc6roudlt,
imO cs lit gcroOe5u pmOerpoll, ipas
nit oeu wcnigen @littcIn 6eidbaficu
uoroen lit
Gonlit OnS Sntcreiie an Der SaCte
ctpos mebr auiaefriidt miro, iinoet
onI @lontog, gfodnlittoas llbr oic
brittle &crionuuling 0eiitider Srau-
Ell 9oltimore's in Der groBen Sale
ocS @cmeiuoe6olnes itott, luo oa-
bel miro Erof. Sans 6r0lder ooHI
n@ouNer College. etIe Neoe 5ols
ten; oeSaIciden miro cine Tomc cr.
od5Ieu, mas iic ouf ibrer Reiic outd
Die friegfiibreuoeu 20n0er IN act
lebten Nlonater geiebeu Bat
Iie Teleaatiuueu ser oeutidcn
cpaugcliiden Girdeu 0eriannelu iiij
Dor ser SouptDeriammluug Oes @e-
ionlmtperbanocS. @louiag, 3 lt1r
glodmittooS- Seoc Stride iollte ourb
gbgeianote Oertreten icin.
@lcin Seimatblauol Sbr
Deutihcn @oueul
0leiu Seimot6lanOl Sbr ocitiden
@auen
llmidlieBt elm @oIf, 10 Iiebepert5,
Gos einig itarf nit @ottuertraucu.
n&1npft iiir ieiu 9onO mo beiu'-
id1en &erol"
Gin 9ono Oirh @olfcS 6leiB acieg
net
g'on @ott-oeB 9ic6e es 6egebrt;
Gem @IaubeuStreu bic gSege cbnet.
uGos lie6eno ieiueu aoiier c5rt~
Nlcin Scimot6lonol Scr ociti2eu
@oucn
9eS aoiicrs @irfen 6rndt aub
Slid;
Gos er i'm itorfcli @ottuertrauea
Grbnt fiir'S @of BON Dem @eidid
GoS Giott IN ieiuer ejraOe Icnfte,
2urd 6ricoens5eit 81 GeutidloHo's
91tbnL
@cld)' ibm oes aaiiers Sie6e idlenf.
te:
9as Ganfbarfeit iiir @olfeS Sbunl
W1eiu Seimotblonol Sbr Oeuti9cr
8auen
ltmidlieBt maut 6ronell--ainOcr.
ber5,
Die bonae in oic 3utimit idouen.
Todl coel trageu Srenning
Sdnc3
Gie freuoig i6rc Sie6en gaben
Gem 8otcrlono in ihwerer 3eit;
92cil 9icbe lie i'm @er5en trogen
Gie ibnen lebrt @rge6enbeit
Nlciu Seiinutblorol &br ocutidcn
&aucn
llmidliiiet ein niadtig, treucs Ncit,
g(if Oeiien Stdrfe itol5 mir ihaucn;
GeB 9reuc it, 10 felt lpie GolOl
9os fH6lt 10 gut bier in ser 6efne,
rSu mi'rer 9ruit lebt'S oeltidc
Ser5
Gas ireuOig 0ie6t uno opicrt ger
ne.
n3u lip0ern oelaihcl Goltes
Sdncr5l~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

iormiricu sic 0iiigIicoer ser 9iioget.
@e6oroe, onB ibr @e60uoc 5u alt lei
ilno es iid) nidjt mcbr lobuen piiroe,
0alielbe on eipen nnoeren 4labe BIZ
errihieu. Wlo0or 9Sreiton rihtetc au
bic 9eprdientantcu DcS usIrlulocI-
GalbS" oie 6ragr Oh OicIer nod
Gin So1r in i6rem iebiseu 0mbbeim
bIeibca fonnte. Gieic 6roge luuroc
6ejobt
Dlauor Rreiton erfIdrie, Dab oic III
gluShdt genommencu Gerbelerluls
gqn MdJt auf cimual anSgeiii6rt wer.
ben tomlen, on oieiclbcl 5u pieI eelo
erior0eru
Iomit sic 9iaot feiuca @etluit
boben farlb iueroeu oui Gorihlog
ocs N1ovorS oic betreiicnoeu Clubs,
uelde @cbduoe I'M Sort McSeirD
mietbeu ge5puneeu iperOcu binrei.
heuoc Siderbeit 5u itclIen
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29
THE enal move toward tho exstnc.

THE final move toward the exttnc-
i tion of the great American bison
was made last week when the sons OF
the late "Sootty" (James) Phillips Of
fered for ssle entire bunch Of buffalo
which their father had 90 carefully
bred up In the past thirty years. The
herd consists of 397 head all told, tho
youngest bein Z two.year-olds, OF
which there are s. head. Some Of
these animals will doubtless b pur-
chased by travelling msnageries and
by zoos. but the majority of them will
be slaughtered for beef. The time for
expression Of sentiment respecting
these animal that once roamed our
western prairies by the hundreds OF
thousands, is past Time was when
they were wansonly slain by the thou
sands lust for the SPORT of it--for
the amusement of grand dukes d
other nabobs, and for the skins alone,
and so great was the number at ths,
time that little was thought OF the
wastetul killing. Perhaps 1t is just as
we'll as it is, for the prairies which
once maintained these vast herds are
nov mostly under cultivation and pro
ducing another kind of human ration
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

MRS. BELLE SQUIRE is Chica
AVA go lady who believes as did the
founders of this great republic d
the trainers of our Declaration of In
dependence that taxation without rep
resentation does not comport we'll with
the dignity Of free-born American
citizen, and therefore has steadfastly y
refused to pay her tax the past five
years. The authorities" let Belle of
all that time because her taxes were
so small that it would not pay them to
make collection by stress. But now
they are again after the recalcitrant,
who declares by III 9 Great Horn
Spoons that they cannot have cent
for this year for the. reason that the
levy and assessment we're both made
before woman suffrage became opera
tive In the state. Belle sure Is some
thing of q suffrager, but anyhow she 5
son the Squire -
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

DOR the benefit Of the society ladies
L of Hope, who ever and occasion
ally find it necessary to ''get up"
something to aid them in replenishing
their exchequer, we offer the follow
ing new attraction" as practiced
with great success at Hayward, Cal.
One of aayward's churches recently
put On a social and charged an ad-
mission fee OF one cent per inch of the
length Of t h g ''sister's' feet. The
church deacons did the lnea assuring and
the procedure not only created great
fun, but resulted in very materially
helping out with the preacher's salary
OF course those sisters whose shoes
represented good-sized leather store
we're unavoidably detained ut home
that night, but nearly all the common
sizes, from IS to lis, were present, the
avet age fee being about nine cents.
The only incident to mar the pleasure
OF the occasion was the accusation
that one OF the deacons had accepted
y bribe to make false returns on the
length Of some the OF pedal extremities
submitted to him-which hardly seems
possible Of a church deacon
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

I L is not new thing for Minneapolis
and st. Panl to scrap" The only
thing about to it attract attention is its
phase. just now it is for the lacation
Of the regional bank, which is to be
established in one of those two beauti-
ful and progressive cities, and latest
returns are that Minneapolis holds
the ledge" BY the way, Minneapo
lis has recently organized what she
calls her "Million Club" that is, the
club is supposed To have as its main
object the acquisition Of million
population for that city, which viii
probably mean the early annexation
OF st Paul and Ramsey county, q n
the extension Of the city limits in other
directions as we'll.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

MO branch Of science has made such
wonderful forward strides in the
past twenty-five years as that of sur.
gerry Time was when to monkey With
mans internal arrangements was sup
posed to mean instant death-and i n
most cases it did. Now most any old
sawbones can take man to pieces
like wooden clock and afterward re-
place the parts as good as ever, and
sometime much bstter 10 chop of
III appendix here and there is consid-
cred no more difficult than to take a
chew of tobacco, while t has been
found to separate man from two or
three feet of his intestines often con-
duces to his general health and Ion
gevity. The human lung is extracted.
the sand burrs and other foreign sub
stances removed, q d the organ re
placed without injury to the other vi.
tai parts. However, the most remark.
able job OF surgery we have lately
heard o was performed at Chicago
the other day, when q mans kidneys
wer taken out, washed, ironed. oilec
up and replaced without their having
missed stroke of their natural funo
tions. Some day some bright surgeo,
will discover that the human stomach
is an absurdly supsrfluous affair, anc
thereafter Is Q vital" topic of higl
cost of living will have lost its human
interest.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

THE most that that can be expected
L of the prohibtory law is the aid it
gives US in training up the future gen
erations of youth-that is, by the safe
guard it furnishes against easy ac-
cess to the things which demoralize
and destroy perfect manhood. Most
of the ''old soaks" are hopeless
proposition, and as long as whiskey
is made they will have it if they can
get the wherewithal to pay for it Pro-
hibition does not prohibit with those
who will take the chances. Statistics
tell Us that the guzzlers of the United
States last year guzzled 70, 900, 600 gal.
Ions OF whiskey and smoked cigarettes
--''coffin nails''-to the number o
Sill, 100000.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29
IKE North Dakota. South Dakota,

r IKE North Dakota. South Dakota,
IL when she was admitted to the sis.
terhood of States, incorporated pro
hibition into her constitution, but af-
ter very brief time the liquor inter-
ests, headed by the Sioux Falls brew
cry, succeeded in having that part OF
the state's organic law repealed, and
since then the bad things whiskey has
not been responsible for in South Da-
xota could be named on the fingers of
one hand. But time has wrought some
wonderful changes respecting the liq-
uor traffic. The temperance element
OF the state has greatly increased in
the past few years, n d the liquor
dealers association is beginning to
sit up and take notice. They recently
held convention at Deadwood, and
it was openly admitted by many of the
delegates present that their bus mess
was fast being put on the bum, and
that unless something could be speedi.
ly done 10 block the tide of temper.
ance sentiment South Dakota would
very soon be put in the column of pro.
hibition states-and h i 8 time "for
keeps"
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

'Nstional and State banks in this state
hes now reached the enormous sum Of
ovsr one hundred million dollars. To
bs exact, sloo, ,o5e, ,s7l. South Dako.
ts's total deposits In both State sad
National banks is ss7, ,6sl,2 ,27s. Con
necticut has only little over onshun-
dred and twelve millions, Dslswsrs
has only thirty-four millions; Als.
bama only ntnety-nins millions; Ar.
kansas. Florida, Mtsstsstppi, South
Carolns, Montana, New MniDo Wy.
omins, Arizs,ns, Idaho, Nsvsda end
Utah ell have less money on deposit
in thar banks. than. has North DAaeaa.
and this notwithstanding the fast that
msny Of these states are very much
older than ours, North Dakota .
one Of the best states, in the Union.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

TT is hardly supposable case that
L III, two Houghton, Mich, non
union miners, Thomas Daily and Ar
thur Jane, were killed by non union
miners, but is it equally as reasona-
bis to believe that they were not,killed
by union miners. There is plenty OF
precedent for the belief that the latter
is the correct solution Of the question
Any organization that depends upon,
or at least does not hesitate to use. vic.
lence In the maintainance of its exis.
tence, has no right to existence. The
verdict Of the coroner in h e case ot
these two men was that they 'cams tc
their deaths at the hands of persons
unknow by means Of rife fred outside
the Daily home.'
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29
! CCoRD1NG to associated pre,

A CCORDING to associated press
"A reports a frightful condition x :
lists among tho laboring classes OF
San Francisco. There are said to be
ct this time more than 20, 1000 people in
that city out OF employment, more
than half OF them members Of some la
Dor union and skilled workmen n
their respective trades, and al are
ssid to be men who would work, and
at almost anything, but there is no
work for them to do. OF course they
srs being fed and housed after fash.
ion, but for able.bodied men who
would work, the charity part OF it is
what cuts.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

TOSH, but that fellow down at
~ Champaign, ILL.,, must have fairly
dotted on wives and babies. His name
is Mcdonald He'll, and hailed" into
court he other day he openly and
shamelessly acknowledged that he had
been the chief male actor in seven gor-
dion knot functions. and that the
progeny which he has every reason
to believe are fully justified In calling
b i'm dad" number thirty three.
Seven wives q NJ d thirty three kids
Great Jehosaphat, but he must be one
of those Latter Day Saint fsllows
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29
XX7ITH1N . little more than a week

XX7ITH1N q little more than week
w ten men OF st. Paul, some OF
them very young men, have been sen-
fenced to the work house as "dope
fends"--slsves to opium, morphine,
cocaine, chloral and other drugs, from
tho habit Of using which few cases O
cure have ever been effected. A thou
sand times worse than the worst case
Of dipsomania ever known--for the
latter can be cured at almost any
stage.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29
North Dakota Bank De.
pOsits Make Gain.

Statistics compiled by the Grand
Forks Clearing House Association
show that North Dakota is making
substantial gains In her wealth, as in.
dtcated by her bank deposits. She
has caught up with and passed her ell
der sister state, South Dakota, and
stands we'll up with many states much
older The total bank deposits In both
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

for 1000 Of the poor and un1ortuusss'
of New York City, and last Thursdsy,
the first anniversary Of her marriage.
Mrs. Shepard dined 100 homeless msu
and paid for their beds for 200 nights.
This 10 practical charity and which
touches deeper down in the commenda.
tion of the great public than . dozen
free libraries could do.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

@ All notices of entertainments Of
any nature at which admission is
charged given by local organizations
are charged ut the rate of five cents
per line per insertion.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-29

.nNE year ago last Thursday, Mrs.
- Finley ]. Shepard, formerly Miss
Helen Gould, provided free dinners