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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22
DRUHA AMER|CKA
N0TA JE Ma c.
STE DO vIDNE
Nova nota trvA na phvodnich po-
zadaycich, ale obSahuje fakta,
0 kterG Widen zhdala.
pOsLEDNl sLovO soUsTATf.
DruhA nota je znatne delSi, nczli
pryni komunikace, poslanA du-
alnl monarchii.

Washington, D, fo ~. prosincc.
| Sow nmcrirkA uOi1 rakOlIsto-n-
| h"r4k@ Wade V H6IrHitoHi pOt0pcni
| jlaIhkf paroIodi AucOnH byIn, jak
~ vyroZUniVN. dUoS vr"rr kabcIO.
y1Un nDrri"k|mu yyHIanrj Pen.
| ijcIdoyj k odryZd6ui 1fadOynb M
hrHnl6nlhO mlIIlslrrMyu yc NidHi.
S"Iroldf lansing n JIM 1rpduiri
4lGtUjho odboru odcpt"Ii p0skyt.
Uonlj jHk%chkoIiy iurormaci o tfto
drUh@ note. Ale ~ spoIchIiyFrh
prnm"niI bYlo naznafpnO, ~ nOta
dohotoYrna byla sckroidtcm Lam.
sjuVcn bthcm dnc n lined kabclo-
y0na byla Y 5irrNrh do Nidnt,
President Wilson dohotoyiI M
Grtck druhG noty duAIDi monar-
bii V sobotu pred yefcrcm a po.
n'ifrk Bll%ho domu doncSI jcj So
krctGri LansugOW TcntO pax
sirnyil zna6uou east ycfera V So
bOtu dOpoIcdnc ncdGIi styIisO-
VGuim noty die mysIcnrk, mama
drU{rb prrBidrnicU WiIS0ncm. --.
%otH tnto, jak ~ yyrozmlvh. jc
zn0ru6 dcI8i, nrz pryui komunika-
rr, posIaud Wade rakousko-uhcr-
sk%, Nrblldr.Ii urpfcdvidan}ch
prrk0Hck, nota tatO dOjdc do Vi
dnt yr strcdu ycrrr, l'vcfcjn6un
pax bud" bncd po t., jak sckre-
thr Lansins bude'lytdomen, 10 no
IN odcWzd0na byIa rakolsko-uhcr-
sk6mu zahranifnnnu 1radu. Okla.
mzltA odpov6d jc Aaddna ma Wade
rakousk@ u 1rrdnici mail IN TO. 2c
dojdr uASlrdujicich dcsiti dncch.
N6Idcrt Ghsti tGto druhG noty
jsor t@m6f opakoy1uim noty prv-
nj Spojcnf Stdty obnoyuji svoje
pllyodnl pozadayky, ably rakouskd
yIhda yzdaIH SO zodpov6dnoSi IN
akt pouorky, potrcStaIa vcltcIc .jc-
j n zapIaiiIn nahradu IN znitcnG
HIyoty Americana. RakOuSka Via
du HdduIa IN uddni jistIch rakt
talo, jak 80 YyrozumivN, jSou OBJ
Sazrna do IL miry, pokud mohIa
bfli Hiskdna. druht amcrickr no
IL. Nota tato uaznadujr jaSnt, H.
jr posIrdnim sIoycm aIncrickt via
dy Y tdto zdlcHitosti, Ma stanov-
sIlu rakoSk@ yIady nyni Spotivh
pokrotoy1ni dlpIomaticktm spo-
jcni mcHi obtmn Zcm6m.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22
President Wilson ma svatebni ceste

Washington, d, e., 10. prosincc,
President Woodrow Wilson u pani
Edith Boiling Gallova byll oddd-
III yGera ycGcr hncd po snatku
odcjcli Hutomobilcm do AIcxan-
drla VA ably mlkll zytdav{m da-
yum, H,c pax ysedIi ma vlak, jr,
douci do Hot Springs, Va, Munzc-
H. Wllsonovu opusllIl dun ia nvar
cate ullrl, kter6m svutehni oh
rady hyly yykonany, kratce pred
10, hudmou \ Alexandra ystnt-
pill do privalni kdry, pripojent k
vlaku, iedoueimu do Hot Springs,
Shatrk presldcnla Wllsnna pani
tialtovou konal ST y pfilomnosti
nelu1sich pratel ohou rodin, Sva,
lehni 0hrady proved Rev, Herbert
Suott Smllh pastor pr0teslantskt,
ho rplskopamiho kostela, kterf
uuNsleNovuM upNesta, IA usstslrn.
ce Rev, damoa II, faylora, paste,
va 0slreduiho presbyteriausktho
kmloIa. iehos tlencm ie president
Wilson, President vyrravll 5 4 III
ltho ,lnmu y i3ta hnl Nrter do
ohtdli phni tialloyt prityl \ 1fai
hod freshlrnlns sekrelaf Tnmnl
~ a llr Cars Y. tirayson, prests
denluv lekaE palesall sp mesl pa,
Rlpllnlmt haNiy, klpfi ~ ,luslatlll,
Nralee po .yalehnieh ohladceh ~
preyili - pak maneple Wllsoneti
na ANatphni ppstu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22

drobnfch 1apGcI0. inkoz ! zoirti
| 1900 ('eruohorr1 Srbd p1IY
likn poslodujcb durcb, Ccruolpor
,ltG yl6do unproli lomu oznamila
1sp6ch syfch yoj4k. boiuiictch Y
IIprrrgoyjuf, ua rakoIskG p0dG.-
Ibr6vu 6nruobor,IsG vlloGuE ara
doyuv adlIuic; "'Nasp arnadn y
,andzak,l nupadoua byIa siInfislm
hrp'1t"'"m one 10 proSI''"e ia &c.
!" tronl"' Nh6e YoJskh obdr@cIn
roHka|y ~ Ten drh V o"rk0Yhnl
iakoV"h" "tok'' mo'l'a zhI'JntI
nov" obranI'e poHIee' NaSr lI"rrr
2oynkn armada po nekoIIknhod'
noV"n prudk"m boJI %atIa"ha Nc
pfIi"Ie III drIbon |ranI rcky ~.
'"Ska II zhShdlIa mIl Y"Ikr Hira.
ly'
M z1padnlm bojlhtI pokra6njo
N" V d6lostfeIcckJrh boJlrh. III
kopoyf bojc II yzduchopIaycckf Il
toky ozn1mcny byIy \ obou stran.
1y{carsk@ zprdyy oznamiIN H.
yolk| ndmrckt posiIy pohybujt So
X ydIctn@mu pdsmu We francil
''}'nrSl' VolenSl' "dbornIr pro
'llasIlI' ~ SolIS'rrdeny iIapor NJ
lapadnlm boJIS'I ]" mo@'oSll
MiroyA vtprayn Fordoya priby
Ia Y nedfli do Chrislianic u byla
uyitdnn informaInd proresory. kn
zutoIi n ancrick}n yyslnucem.
Pres 10, H. vlprayu tato neni il
redni. uorskd pratclatvi k Amcri
'an0m zaiisll il vfcl6 pohosIinstyi
IA zhirm nbyyatel zcmG habem ri
dcnniho pobvlu toto y{prnyy y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22

kyapcnj, TUU"j ozuGt0lli 4" pOto
/ pin a0MirkF monitor IN fcoe ri
girls UrdaI"ko km- -El.AmarU,
lir"k6 Wlnap" z4H6yG uczmbnf
| na lt"rkG ylhda r0rwAInr br0tr
HoyaIa proti op"yUoYhU1 Soluuf
~ 10 ME jo0Om trchnlck( kr0k N
tin 06clcH. ably rrkord Iio"ka by
bistfD Hp0J"nri take protest ten
~ IN lnk0Vy pOVaHull n pOkra|H
il v BGUMHYufm DpryGOyAUi toIlOto
m6sf0, ktrrf mali y Gmysl0 urlnitI
ncd0bylU@m. 70 ost0tuh 9cuf prA
W Hoyhod feckf yIhdt, ktcrA pre-.
ce jcnom jeW obayy, ~ d0lozit|
toto ptiaiayni 0fsto jc pfedHthlon
touhy RakoUsk0 q BuIbarska. ..
EljbnrsIe@ 6asopisy naz0a@ujj moi
most, n fcrk6 yI6dn d6razuf bu
do poz6d6Da, aby yypoyfddIa spo.
ipnco NJ 4y6bo 1zrmi. ijnnk Tru
toni a B,,ILou budon nlpcuj ypa.
dDomj IA pildu Iir"kM
G,dbarsLb miuiar or[c;u6oh
nra1 ,r,hi6.I ,rb + s,Gn'L5,,,
Lorrro,,n,,dc,tn n,o.oz.LLho In.
.yo,,.u ;. unll,,H tboIa1o ouuo6i
II .,nionoo ~ .rLsLl uoordo,i.
.no,nnt,nn nooazno,t ..nio ,,aata
yrj M jizt6. po tak dlouhot 10
kud spojcuoi naI@zajf ~ v jrjirb
okolf, Npoj"urj pr{ Dulsi opustiti
Holn1 jjnak rnkoIskonfm"rk6
Urb0 btdharsk1 vojskn, urbo vol
ska y6coh tfrIto moci spoIrfuh, jc
odtUd yytIoU
y Au,hr dokta 1,r6yo IN ul,oo
oDt ryIa,,ou nyL,lon,u ,I5du to
ohnn ~ n6u.oLI yoi.ko ,toL,ol,
rccL5 Lranioo L6b.,o ;odnn,,o o,,o
Lo Jvou tlduo Nl,orckl noa,Iv il
JaD,.,r,lor,yn ,o no,rc,rli,I ~
nu,,tu # st,,,,nioc ,osfl6no a ra.
LmsLl yo,sLn ,nLa NIX 40 ~ b
locb <,u br,niclm Rc@j 14cJnio,
a.. nrnl1a5nu ~ nol,,Io Losnlo
no ghv Enl1,nH vs,onn,ii ua ro
rLou ,,tdu = nodiloli 10 na FAINT,
u5nor', uro,, n,,glo rrounonlstG,u,
vo;sru nnIll,;icfn, No. y nnoy,,6
,tnL n,.,,,l,,L .,.,.n.nL o, GoI,,nL
5poicnci znifili uGkolik mil zrlcz
nice. ycdonri \ Gicypcti do Kara
euIi n6rk6vaiinn rn,nusko.uE,ne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22
Nofaky pafnik potopen

l,ond,n ~ prosiuec Norskt
parbtb Nro 81 i.ia tupagb b,l po
tnrru lNtlrnaet tIeN mnaslNa NJ
saehAnlia pon ln,liNodm,,
lIlAsi Pultuhuusll up,Iosb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22
Teulonske Hlraly v arhAku

tnfteh u pruAlnee at{raf
III utlhurNlpl suie ,Ali n,lhadnli. br
klraiN feulnnn u Ilnlharn i kan
paul \ srtsku h,N llfnlHl muln
ilsmrerntch raueuNrh 4 trmfvl,eh
namneI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22
slla tureektho voiska Y poll,

lnnd'n. IN prositrr Anslt
ttt Nuiruati u,lhofuipi olhadnii h.
tnreeko ma , pfilnmut doha tao
'ahl Hutu pail kIyhv ,hetuln ,r
furmkn duslalrtnNph volpnsktvh
ftsnh. mahlo hs pntei sv2 annady
prietsll ma nnn nOi muA0.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22

sWdnlm yyaotrOydUl, j0ko grU"
Ml IIUrri0 XdJcHltoH doyolcU
pfiVupl g"0"rlIo way ua nmcri
exon p0d0 Uol@z6 ~ v rukou VI
Ioi0|bo odborU Spoj"D}"h Sl6t0
villa prrd radou sv}"I' a"n"r6
III probJ0slI, 4" obkIOprn byJ zr6d
IL JrIDo vojsfo Ucbylo v posIed
III dOIG zk6zuru}m trlrs"m jakC
VIo ~ po"mku rryoIu"o u U6sIr
IoyUf urbyIo moZuo W t1 VI spo
rhgo0lL " Mojr yojak0 uobudC
~" bojoy0tj. prohJddl prF W
H. "I'osloI jsrm $500 uuH0 k o
JraUf %mla liosaIia. ME tito lid
pfosjl UN MrNUu HnrranzoyW bc2
z1pasu Ncrbnj vas obhlOWIL P1.
jdu UyUj * nmrrirkGuu pomoz u
Ysi0Iplm ~ plldIl SpOj j"uFrh Sl6.
~, bUdo i mUG doyoI"UO, n Tam
JUdU Hjli s" AFOU rodlUoM Nrbu
Ir-lj mud doyoIrUo ystoupili un
JJd0 Spojon@"I St6t0, odrb6fI sc
10 Eyropy, " Xpr0yy, h" villa ~
TdaI yrrhuibo yoIjtoIsiyf kon.
r"n@0I"b yojsk byIy potyrzouy
I0"s tok6 4 jiOrcI, pramon0,
Pad NlII0v j" tax udbjE, jako
irho pozoruhodU@ yzrytup. prnyG
jn@uo NjIIoYo jr DorrtrO Orange
/ u0rodjI - Y rorc 1868 V InH Me
'"si yc sl6l6 Durango, JnkO mia.
Iik odrbrM ~ 10 hor, kdc srbraI
DdyhIuOU rOiu dObrOdruhh. kite.
%m zn6n byI iHko paucho n Fran.
'js"o Villa, Y dobd yypukumt
Nadrroyy "YoIllr" proti pOrfirio
)DaIoYl, villa ""HODpiI X hor u pfi.
JojiI ~ * yojsku rryolduimu
oirUsIW sI6PH jrho zadaIa pred
roml roxy, kdW Wrkro6jI tcku
30 GD0dr brjkou sy}rb stou.
,rurtl Il 4n.G "vvni,iacnt,u;,
to6mi Il w uu Loloyn.,; q rnL
,ozddii sluI ~ ym;tnlom o,,u6d,
, 20 GOO muzich yol,oi doIto 90.
,ruvnr6 V1Iu o.y6d5u ,oyo,o
Iodnou odyoLu = yytrvaIo,t Il ~
toIik ,sychlr ~ .otn,, ;dnuofah q
6zqtvi zIaItulo mn nny6a ythor
Ifho yoir,,skfho orcu,i.6tn,u =
lidro Y iodus dnL6 Edy h,J
,rrbutm vnlilr,n, rurrnuznytrh
,oisIf yirr ink uoIoviou uoyiko|
,nIGzuIn ~ nod irho ko,,trol,u
vu,.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-22

nelmene III rokA start, i tiskarnA
'l'aereka 5ls III ~ iilni an
hlles
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
4 Merry Christmas;

The Community Christmas
Tree at the opera house was the
leading attraction Friday even.
ing and the hall was filled to ca.
pacity with kids Of ali ages. The
program was well arranged and
conducted and every number
was thoroughly appreciated by
the large audience. At the close
Of the program every one tried
to look as young as possible while
going out past the piles of candy
and oranges hoping that the com.
mittee in chargs would make no
mistakes Of omission. The trees
were very pretty, and artistic,
and special attention had been
given 20 the decorations of the
hall. Those who had charge OF
the affair are to congratulated on
it's success and the thanks of the
community are also due them for
their hard work in making it so
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
SIdeIights on that Came.

When the Hope basket ball
team went to Aneta last week
the Aneta boys did not feel
greatly grieved at being beaten
by the close score. But it seems
that a tender spot was rubbed
with salt when the local girls
gave them q cold shoulder and
went off with the victors. "Oh,
tickle, tickle woman!!" as the
great poet, Shake APPOINTED.
Stick, says. The Aneta Pana,
rama comments as follow:
"You couldn't honestly com.
pare the love of some of gu,
young ladies with spots of F:
Leopard, the spots on a leopard
never change while the love o:
some Of our girls in this towr
changes every time new man OF
basket ball team comes to town.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30

ca All notices of entertainments of
any nature at which admission is
charged given by local organizations
are charged at the rate Of five cents
per line per Insertion
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
sat, ccol and silent, Suddenly I made

Eat, ccol and silent, Suddenly I made
up my mind.
"'Blodsett,' ! said, did you see any
thing Of e $40 bill on this desk when
you looking for stamps? fixed
him with a steady eye.
Yves, sir, be answered, serenely.
You'll see it tucked IN the pigeonhole
there to your right. 1t struck me-n
you'll excuse me, sir-as rather 9
careless way to be leaving money
around.
1T was the first time he. had been
really impertinent and I suppose there
would have been my excuse for dis
missing him. l overlooked it, though.
Later he married my daughter. !
didn't want him to, but he seemed
determined to put ne In the wrong II
| refused my consent. I'm getting
uaed TO MIN now, however. Chicago
Daily News.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
"Modufn' Dancln',"

"speakin' uf crazes," re-
marked the Sage, this here
modurn dancin' craze is the
wust. Why you've -get.ta take
lessons TO larn t. do 'em.
When I wuz q young Teller,
all the dancin' lessons enny.body
needed wuz somebody to tell 'em
the different calls. Give ne, in
them days, a good caller an a
Teller a tcoud play them ole dance
tunes on q fiddle and there
wuzn't nobody at wuz gracefuler
on g. dancin' floor AN ne, if do
say't m'self.
MORAN once I've started in
dancin' al seven a'clock and
danced till sunup next mornin'.
Member one dance We stayed
so late at tn feller's wife at wuz
Rivin' the the dance had 70 go
tub work an gin breakfast
fer US. A Teller at lived about
a mile up the road liked tuh new.
err got done talkin' about how
much noise we made. Them wuz
days when young folks really had
q good time"
The grocer nodded. "That's
a mighty good orchestra th've
got for the dance tonight" he
remarked.
1T may be'' replied the Sage,
but SEEM as how I only live q
couple "a doors from here l hope
they don't keep EN- playin' til.
Eleven 'er twelve o'clock. Thet's
plenty late huff an besides ]
want tub git some Sleep"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
A. Cummings Dead:

A telegram was received here
the first Of the week announcing
the death of Mr.. A. Cummings,
who was better know in this vi.
cinity by the name of SANDY.
Quite a number Of years ago he
was in business here later moving
to>Aneta where he conducted a
livery stable. His death occurred
at Long Beach, Calf. on Dec. 81.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Do You Know,

That it will soon be time for
another presidential campaign
and the bands will play and the
orators will spout and the auto
horns will toot and the money
will be spent and the whole coun-
try will be stirred through and
through, And everybody will
think it is fun and just the prop
er thing. Do you know also that
the time is NOW here for another
campaign, a campaign that
means more to the community
than any presidential campaign
ever waged, s. campaign in which
enthusiasm and action are just
as appropriate and a campaign
in which not only those who are
twenty'one but all, young and
old, can have a part. This other
campaign is one to persuade
men and woman to come to
Church. Fill the churches and
and the questions to be settled
at the poles will be settled right,
the nations at war will lay down
their arms, universal peace will
prevail and prosperity will shine
upon us. The Methodist Church
will have a "Go-to.C Church,
campaign during the month OF
January and asks all who have nc
other church services to attend
in the community to enlist them.
selves in the effort. The first
Sunday in January will be Go
C. Church" Sunday for women,
the second for men, the third for
young people, the fourth for
boys and girls and the fifth for
everybody. Rev. G. T. Ensign
will preach special sermons al
at the morning services for each
division in the order named,
Your attention is especially
called to this point that while
different Sundays have beer
designated for different people
everyone is invited and urged t,
attend each service. The mer
will want to hear what tn,
preacher has to say to the wo
men and the women what he will
say to the men, So everyone i
extended a cordial invitation t
attend every service, This is
Worthy and needed effort and i
is hoped all will unite to hel
make it a success. Everybod,
be sure aud come to the frs
service next Sunday morning a
eleven O'Clock.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Notice,

Owing to the fact that I will
be out Of town quite q bit I have
made arrangements with L. J.
Bowen az the Pioneer Office to
attend to my dates for Auction
Sales. Parties wishing to sc.
cure dates should communicate
with him as early as possible. !
solicit your patronage in this
work aud will be the job as ever,
Yours truly,
w. STANDBY
Auctioneere
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
HOT BATHS CURE DELlRlUM
Recommended by Eminent Physicians
as the Best Remedy That Has.
Been Discovered,

There are two kinds Of delirium,
that which. accompanies. fever and
that which is afebrile, following q
serious illness or the result Of ex
aaustior or shock. The first; is caused
by the poisoning Of the neuronea Of
ths brain coTtex by the toxins Of
disease.
DR.. Edward Livingston Hunt, assist
ant professor Of clinical neurology,
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Columbia university, told. the. East.
New York Medical society recently
that the four things to do in delirtum
were: (1) To secure sleep; (2) to
overcome the motor unrest; (S) to
prop and maintain the patients vital
tty; ~ to discover and II possibls
remove the cause.
He deprecated the use Of dru9s to
produce sleep, aud said hot baths at
90 to 95 degrees, lasting from half
an hour 70 two hours, with the hot
water running constantly to maintain
the same temperature, was the best
treatment. Where such hot water
baths were impossible, q wet pack
was the best substitute. "This con.
sists Of E sheet wrung out in warm
water, which cover the patient. Over
this are placed blankets tightly drawn,
with the arms held down. The
patient Eaust be kept. in this for an
hour"
A delirious patient must be kept
in bed. Liquid uourishment must be
given constantly and persistently. The
best form is eggs and milk.
The heart must be watched, and ct
the first sign Of failure s%trychnins
and die!talis must be administered,
Only a physician can do this.
The bowels and kidneys also must
be kept steadily at work.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
A Raraafn.

II don't mind giving your colleGa
half q million" said the magnate, but
In g great believer in reciprocity"
Il catch your drift" replied the 70
lieitor. How would 6 degree Of IL
D. suit you?"
doctor Of Laws. Oh? That would
do first rate. I could use the title all
right and If anybody ever asked me
for legal advice, / could turn him over
70 my lawyer"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30

E. J. Milligan is around again
after being confined to bed for q
week with q severe attack of
rheumatism.
G, ". Kotts is enjoying a Wis it
from his brother and family OF
Wisconsin who arrived this
morning.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Scar This In Mind:

I consider Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy by far the best
medicine in the market for colds
and Group" says Mrs. Albert
Blosser, Lima, Ohio. Many
others are Of the same opinion.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Daily Thouqht,

A mans own conscience is his sols
tribunal and he should care no more
for that phantom opinion" than hi
should fear meeting q ghost If: he
crosses the c%hurchyard ct dark.-Lyt
ton.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Grasshoppes a Plague.

1fasShoPPefV 4 PIa6Ues
Reports from several parts Of Cen
fTsl America indicate that the plague
Of srasshoppers will be more wide,
spread this year than LAST. The IN,
2ects have extended their ravages
from the Pacific side to the Atlantic,
and are working havoc On the banana
plantations along tho coast.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30
Nerve and Golf,

NerVe and Colt.
Somebody says that you can't Play
golf unless you have the nerve. Most
men display a lot of nerve In think
ing they can play 1~t.-Clevelsnd PLAIN
Dealer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-12-30

Mrs, G. W. Kotts is quite sick
this week with an attack of pleu.
risy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

men,
I . Sic

Toe Out Size Summer Gauze Vests for
Women-some slightly ENTHUSIASTICALLY
add fc and take two for ....---..-..-..11 lie
1Oc Under Vests and Pants for Women,
regular price 1oo-Add 1c and take two
garments for .--.--.-.--.t lie
15c Vests and Paz.s for Women, regular
15c-Add 1c and take two for. .16c
Corset Covers that sell regular at 4ec-
Add 1c and take two for. -..----.--.--.5 SOC
Boudoir Caps Of dainty lace selling regu-
lar at s9c-Add &c and take two caps at 4oc
Seco SILK Corset Covers selling regular at
e5c-Add 1e and take two for--...--...e CSC
CSC Modesty PetticOats, double front, two
back panels-Add 1e and take two for. gee
SIPS Summer Petticoats, lace and embroid-
cry trimmed-Add 1c and take 2 for SIPS
Add ! cent to our regular 59c gowns
and take two for. ..-.-... soc
Add / cent to mems SOC shirts and
drawers and take two fOr..,.....6 soc
Add I cent 10 mems Z9c shirts and
drawers-Take 2 for. soc
Add cent to mems 4Sc shirts and
drawers-Take 2 for. 49e
Add ] cent to our regular Zoe fly
swatters-Take two for. He
Add I cent to mems Zoe black
hose-Take two pair for. .11e
Add cent to our regular Sc toilet
paper-Take two rolls for.. SC
Zoe shoe polish. tan-Add | cent.
take two for. ...........11f
Children's lie drawers. ages 2 to
Il years-Add a cent. take two for BE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
What's the Price
At Everybody's
On Dainty NeLO Summer
Wash Fabrics
% wash Fabrics l8c


4O-nch Voes, printed fast color, and S6-inch Cord
sd Crepes, sold regular at 25e yard TO-
Special Observation-Disclosures 4 "
25c Shifting 18c
large range of desirable patterns to choose from,
IS inches wide, in neat woven designs, TO-
at a yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
SOC Shirtings at 39c
Comes 80 inches wide, in silk stripes, worth in a
regular way SOC per yard 2Oc
Special at - - -
35c Shirtings at 28c
32-inch wide Shirtings in neat woven de- 90.
signs worth regular 35e yard. Special at. HOC
S1.00 Embroidered Materials at 69c
Including Crepes. YoiIes and Lace Cloths. All new
designs worth to s1.OO per yard CO..
I5c Wash Goods at lie
S2-inch Romper Cloth and Toll du Nord Ginghams.
Our regular 15e values, at H.
per yard INSTRUMENTATION. I
25c Tissues and Lace Cloth 15c
VIM. AndersOns Scotch Tissues and 3S-iEch Lace
Cloth and Voiles. Values to 25c
per yard, -.....--..-..-....-.-..-... i DC
25c Voiles and Batiste 18c
Sc and sS-ineh VOiles and Batiste, worth TO-
regular 25e per yard Special, yard. ..-... i OC
25c Kimono Crepes 18c
In this lot many beautiful designs in PIsse
Crepes in imported designs in japanese Crepes,
worth regular 25c per yard. 10
Special per yard .--...-...............I OC
35c Wash Goods 28c
Including the much favored Seed Voiles Crepe Voiles
Piques and many other white fabrics. Sold 90
ordinarily at 35e per yard Special at zoe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

Is IN. Lace Flouncings IN White
cream and ecru-MOndau Special
per yard ...........3 Oc
80 m. AllOper Laces in DEte cream
and ecru. specially priced for Mon
day 80 10 9Oc per yard
ShadOY and Normandy Laces from
2 TO 4 inches Dide. values TO l251c
Special .............. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
% SWeaters, Skirts and BLouses?
Stylish Washable
Summer Skirts

For the Beach or for Home
you'll find assortments here in
qualities to suit your liking al
whatever you have IN mind to
pay. Everybody's Wash Skirt
values viii set a new record in
value giving.
There's pocket, belted and deep
yoke styles. trimmed IN pearl
and novelty buttons.
There's white and natural lin
ems, Bedford cords. pebble
crepes, piques. rice cloths. cot
ton poplins and gabardines.
What's the Price at Everybody's?
See them Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

pD.1O Trimmed I and
mas. Hemps and Milans.
flower. ribbon and fan
cy feather trims. Add
one cent to the price
and take two for. 49,.
$l.00 silk hose. with
deep garter hens, some
slightly imperfect in col
ors and white-Add one
cent and take two for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

% TaIcum Powder for. Sic
SOC Java Rice Powder for sic
15e Peroxide Of Hydrogen for .16e
15c Dressing Combs for .16c
10c Washable Powder Puffs, 2 for lie
35c Nail Buffers Two for. gee
15c Tooth Brushes Two for. Ice
75c Hair Brushes Two for. .76c
zoe Vanity Purses Two for. .21c
75c Perfumes two ounces for. .76c
Sc Waist Extender. 2 for. sc
Sc card. 3 Hat Pins. 2 cards for. Sc
Sc Scarf Fasteners. 2 for. Sc
Sc Sleeve Protectors. 2 for. So.
Sc card Collar Supporters. 2 cards for. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

SO inch heavy Black Satin Msssaline. especially
desirable because of its high lustre; highly IA
vored for Summer Jackets. Skirts and Suits.
Sis quality. Special 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
Buy 1t For a Cent He

What's the Price Eperybodys? Buy For Cent Here Monday
Our proposition simple Usual Low Price for OF these
items dfo There's
regular add 6 and take the kind Many of these are household
bur