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AOOUr THE WAN.

The Germaa claim that the RUS
SLAMS lost 10000 In the retreat from
East Prussia Is secuted BY the Petro
grad general staff.
Cetttnie has been again visited BY
an Austrian aeroplane, which dropped
bombs. and. according to the Monte
negrin report. killing two women.
A force OF Maytorena-Cabr troops
took possession Of Naco. Sonora. evac.
uated by Carranxa adherents last
month ON agreement that II should re-
main neutral port
The first serious attack by the Brit
ish and French Mediterranean fleets,
assisted by aeroplanes and seaplanes,
on the DardaneIle sorts, met with con-
siderable success, according to the
British official account and unofficial
reports received ut Athens.
The Norwegian steamer Nordkyn
was sunk through striking = mine
near BorEholm island in the Baltic
Sea. according to dispatch from
Copenhagen to the Central News at
London. All Of the crew were
drowned
A German submarine made It's ap-
pearance In the Irish sea Saturday
morning and torpedoed, without notice,
the British coasting steamer Cam
hank Of 1890 tons register. Three Of
the crew were killed and fourth was
drowned while the men were taking
to the boats.
The American steamer Evelyn,
which sailed from New York Jan. 20.
with . cargo Of cotton for Bremen,
struck = German mine Saturday off
Borkum island In the North sea. The
vessel sask Her captain and twenty
ty-seyen OF her crew were saved. Aft.
Or . conference with President VIII
son, Secretary Bryan cabled Ambas-
sador Page NJ London and Ambassa-
dor Gerard ct Berlin TO make an IL.
haustive inquiry ~ TO the facts. and.
n the crew was landed 1t either Of
their respective Jurisdictions to give
every care and convenience to Captain
Smith and his men 20 that they might
return home safely.
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GENERAL.

Marine insurance has been raised
but slightly I'm New York as q result
Of Germany's war zone decree. accord.
Ing to marine underwriters.
An order for 800 large armored mo-
tor trucks, costing about $780, 900.
was placed by the Russian govern.
ment with a Harrisburg. Pa. con-
cern.
President Arthur T. Hadley Of
Yale, In an address to the Seniors on
Vacations" ut New Haven, Conn.
said: No man has a right to enter
politics under present conditions, un-
less he has independent means"
General" John Kelly. who served
six months for vagrancy in the Sac
ramento jail last year after his so
called army Of the unemployed" had
been disbanded there, Was ordered to
leave the hall where the national con.
vention Of the Migratory Workers Of
the World WAS In session.
An all-night battle between Pluto In.
dians and the posse under United
States Marshal Aquila Nebeker OF
Salt Lake City was raging At. Bluff.
Utah. Saturday. where three persons
were killed and three wounded In the
fighting between the redskins and
whites. The dead: One white man.
Joe Akin. Of Dolores. Colo; two In.
disns, Jack" Brother and an ladian
girl.
The Migratory Workers OF the
World closed their annual convention
ut San Francisco with the election OF
officers. The officers elected. TEN.
porarily. subject to referendum by let.
ter. were Dr. J. Eads How. 81. Louis,
national organizer; william J. Quirks.
Philadelphia, president: Mrs, Cora d.
Harvey. Kansas City, financial secre.
tary. and Robert w. Irwin, st. Louis.
secretary.
After waiting for weeks for the re-
turn Of u marriage contract from Eng.
land. required by English custom. Bel.
wyn David GrayHon. Ramsey. one Of
the cola borators In the writing OF the
famous David Grsyson stories, ~.
cured both the contract and his fiancc
last week. and Was married In Denver.
Mira. Ella Maud Clyce Taylor Of Al.
buquerQue, . widow owning extensive
mining interests In Mexico. became
Mrs. Grayson.Ramsey. The marriage
results from q romance which had IT.
inception at Orayson. Ramsays Amer
lean country place. Wide Ruins Trad
Ing Post, Navajo midas reservation, d
Arizona, where he first met Mrs.
Taylor.
Nathan Perry Beers. the oldest pub
lie school teacher In New York for
fifty.thrse years principal Of Old
Grammar School No. Is. In East FIFTH
street, died Of general debility. III
was % years old and had been ID good
health until SIX weeks ago.
Nathan Perry Beers. the eldest pub
nc school teacher In New York. fog
fifty.three years principal Of old
Grammar School No. Is. o. Easl
Fifth strsst. died Of general debility
He was niasty.two years Old and hsl
bssn h GOOD health uatil slx week.
nRm
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Poses Tor Photo; Dead Hour Later.

Denver.-Jim Sanoff. twenty-five.
Bulgarian miner from Louisville. posed
for his photograph In = studio with
his hand firmly clasped In that OF =
friend. An hour later he lay dead on
the floor Of a rooming house At 1929
Lawrence stree, with bullet wound
through his brain. A letter supposed
to have been written by Sanoff was
signed by a name other than that by
which he WAS known In Denver.
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Pueblo ss,idlns ssrns; Lees. s2so.ooo.

pueblo outidIn0 ovfns; Lees, $50, 900.
Pueblo.-The four.story building Of
the Holmes Hardware Company. II
Union and d streets. WAS destroyed
by firc Monday morning. The struc.
tnrs which housed both the retail and
Wholesale stock Of the company. con.
atdsred the largest In the West out.
side Of Denver. ID . mass Of ruins.
The loss will reach probably e250.000.
with Insurance covering half Tn
amount. Ths cause q tho blass ID IN
known. A heavy SNOW intsrfsrsd with
The rapid movement Of fifs apparatus.
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Meyers Stained 10, ki,,,na Mcdowell,

Longmont.-Thec oroner's Jury in
the inquest over the body OF Walter
Mcdowell. the young ranchman who
was shot to death at Frederick.
blamed Rudy Meyers for the trag.
edy. Meyers charged Mcdowell with
asssulting his wife, Feb. 8. resulting
In q series OF heart attacks to the
young woman which proved fatal
The Dolores star., 1915-02-26

The thirty-ninth annual convention
Of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Associa-
tion will be held March TO II ut San
Antonio.
Juan Gonzales. the Mexican who
killed Thomas Ring. city detective. in
Omaha. Feb. 10. was killed by posse
near Scribner. Neb.
The Utah Legislature made an nd.
ditional appropriation Of $4,000 for
the states representation at the Pan.
ama-Pacific Exposition. making the TO-
tai state appropriation $4,000.
The United States Department Of
Agriculture. the state boards and the
experts ali over the country are urg.
Ing the farmers Of America to cult.
vate every available acre during the
coming year.
A hundred and fifty Chicagoans.
who have risen to social. professional
and financial distinction. turned the
clock back from twenty to fifty years
and sold newspapers again n they
used TO when boys.
All records for exposition first.day
attendance were broken ut the open.
Ing Of the Panama.Pacific lnterna-
tional Exposition Ut Ban Francisco.
by O'Clock Saturday afternoon the
turnstiles had clicked off $4,000 nd.
missions. Al the Presidents personal
envoy. Secretary Lane was heard with
the closest attention. In the more sol.
emn passages OF his compact. highly.
wrought Grafton. the vibrations OF his
voice stirred the audience In sym.
pathy.
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Auto Victim plss In hsspltal.

vietor.-CArl Swanson. 20. who was
injured when the automobile In which
he was riding went over an embank.
ment near Mound City. died At the
Red Cross hospital.
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Omaha Live Stock ouetatlens.

Omaha Live Stock Quotations.
South aha.--Hogs-Iieavy. es.2S
0s.S0; light. e6.40G6.b0: 'pigs. $3.50
s,ss; bulk Of sales. es.%2kMstS.
Cattle--Native steers, o5.7s177S:
cows and heifers. ol.500700: west.
srn steers. es.75G7?s: Texas steers.
o6.SS07.i0: cows and heifers. et50M
SIS; calves. S7.006fi000.
Sheep go Yearlines. S6.7s07.eS:
wethers. ss2sas75: iambs, 1880
$50.
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Woman Drops Dead.

Grand Junction.-Mrs. Clara Dee.
man dropped dead ~ she was tuckins
her little four.year-old daughter into
bed. Heart disease Was given % the
cause.
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FULTON hanss eeM h sanItarlvm.

Pueblo. Hayse Fulton. 80. Denver
attorney. who was shot BY rlors Car.
dilio when hs entered Cardillo's saloon
brandiahing . rasor = fortnight ago,
committed suicide In the Woodcroft
sanitarium here by hanging hi,rself In
his room with part Of his clothing.
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Falls to Death In Min Machine.

Fort Collins. Floyd Conover. 10
years old, whose parents live In Ar.
vads, was killed here BY q fall In An
alfalfa mill.
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Fruit
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Kansas City - Butter - Creamery.
Soc; firsts. 27c: seconds. &c; pack,
Ing. ishc.
EsGs-Firsts, zee: seconds, lie.
Poultry - Hens. 1shc: ROSTERS.
i0hc turkeys. lbc.
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Lead and apetNas.

81. Louis.-Lsad. s377n: spsitsr
es,750s.sS.
New York.-I.eaA. Sas203s7. Lon.
don. cis 80 ID.
spslter-Ss.sodss2. London. eco.
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AoQs.
Sheep.
Hay and Grain.
COB. Denver; Carload Price.)
q y Q TATlo N q

(F.O.B. Denver; Carload Price.)
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colo upland, per ton :. .10.00@11.50
Nebraska upland, per ton. 9.00610.0O
Second bottom, Colo and
Nebraska, per ton 500. $500 900
Timothy, per ton ....... .13.0O@14.00
Alfalfa. per ton .......... 5000 $50
South Park, choice. per
ton ................. .13.00013.5O
San Luis Valley, per ton. 9.00Q10.OO
Gunnison Valley, per ton. II .OO@12.O0
Straw, per ton .......... $3.50 $50
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Denver.-Propped up with pillows.
In bed. Governor Carlson Thursday
signed the short appropriation bills
for state institutions.
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Grain.

wheat, Oh. mill, 100 lbs. buying. .2.27
Rye, Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying. 1.60
Idaho oats, sacked, buying. Its
Colo, oats, sacked, buying. .1.60@1.6S
Nebraska oats, sacked. buying. {. u. $50
Corn chop. sacked, selling ......1.53
Corn in sack. selling Ia
Bran, Colo. per 100 lbs. selling. LII
Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net .3.4s
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Price u etox.
Duluth. Minn.-Linssed- Cash. oi.As
ol.ss: May. el.se: July. ei.ss.
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zs,msr Freed Of Completely Charge.

Pueblo.-George Zelmer. one OF the
accused men In the La veta murder
case. Was dismissed. upon motion Of
Jesse e. Northeutt.
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o. q 4. q. Wreck Kills gnsinssr.

Denver.-E Engineer Frank Jiocken.
berger. one Of the most experienced
railroad men Of Denver. was killed In
wreck on the Denver 4 Rio Grande
read fourteen miles south Of Colorado
Springs.
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LussmbvrS Cabinet Resigns.
I.uxemburg. Cabinet Of the
Duchy Of Luxemburg has resigned. but
no reason has teen given for the min.
isters' retirement.
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RHoAoEs At MEXICO CITY.
American 10 Freed From Mexican
Prison BY zapata Troops.

American 10 Freed From Mexican
Prison BY zapata Troops.
Washington. A. Henry T. Rhoades,
general manager In Mexico City for
Baltimore manufacturing concern.
taken prisoner by Zapata troops, Of.
fetal dispatches to the State Depart
ment report, has been released and re-
turned to Mexico City. No Americans
or other foreigners are under arrest
ut Piedras Negras. as has been re-
ported. et
On representations to General Car
rama that vessels have been damaged
In Tampico harbor and that light
houses on the Campeche banks are
dark. the general has agreed to start
the lights again.
The arrest and holding for ransom
OF $50 Roman Catholic priests by Car
rama forces In Mexico City was At.
tended by organized protests Of the
people. A procession Of women
marched to the Brazilian legation to
ask the minister's Intervention.
From Monterey II Is reported there
has been no fighting there for two
weeks. villa and Carranza forces have
been reported battling for the city.
Nine. esrnhsrdt submits to Operation.
Bordeaux, France.-''For the sake Of
my art" Nine. Sarah Bernhard sub
United to the amputation Of her right
leg from the knee. The operation was
performed by Professor Denuce OF the
faculty Of medicine Of the University
Of Bordeaux. Professor Denuce de-
clared that Nine. Bernhard bore up
remarkably despite her age. and that
unless there are unexpected complica.
tons she will have rapid recovery.
TAFT sees War Crisis for U. Q.
Morristown. N. 1.-The United
States In threatened with serious In.
vssion Of It's rights AZ y neutral by the
warning nations Of Europe. and In pre-.
serving Its commerce with those M
lions IL face to face with a crisis. II
In the opinion Of former President
william II. Taft. In the solution Of
the crisis. should II arise, no lingo
spirit must be allowed to prevail
TAFT advised: neither pride nor mo
mentary passion should influence OUT
Judgment: "and when the President
shall act" Mr.. Taft declared, I'VE must
stand by him TO the end"
o. q n. q. Wreck Kills Engineer.
Denver.-Engince Frank locken
berger. one Of the most experienced
railroad men Of Denver. was killed In
= wreck on the Denver 4 Rio Grands
read fourteen miles south Of Colorado
Springs.
Luxsmbvrs Cabinet Resigns.
Luxemburg. Cabinet Of thu
Duchy Of Luxembourg has resigned. buI
no reason has been given for the min
isters' retirement
Pueblo 0ulldlno Ovrns; Ices, e2so.ooo
Pueblo.-The foar-story building o
the Hoimes Hardware Company, o
Union and n streets. WAS destroyet
by fire Monday morning. The struc
turs which housed both the retail AM
Wholesale stock Of the company. con
! atdsred the largest In the West out
side Of Denver. u . mass Of ruins
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Flour.
Dressed Poultry.

Standard Colorado, net .s.ls
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25

The following article Is from the
Dakota Farmer, published al Aber.
deem, South Dakota, and We are also
indebted to them for the use OF the IL.
lustrations:
This is what the people around Hope,
N. D., believe. And they are praotte'
ing the first part Of the preeept and
proving the second.
more nsighborly gathering would
be hard to and than the crowd In Hope
on the last day of the Short Course
which the farmers held recently. They
had live stock meeting IN the fore
noon, the annual stockholders meet
ing of the South End Farmers Ship
ping Association in the afternoon end
a grand dinner at noon.
THE DINNER.
The dinner was immense, with an
abundance of good food and good fell
lowship. The Shipping Association
with the help OF the wives and
daughters served it and invited in
the farmers and their families from ia r
and near-aiso many of the people in
town
You always feel fine toward your
neighbor when you get your feet un-
der his table and your elbows on top
and when his wife's choice bits of
cooking begin to exert gentle out
ward pressure on your belt Well,
multiply your happy state by 553 and
you will have the spirit OF the crowd
at Hope. Five hundred ffty-thrse OF
US got together around the tables and
after real farmer dinner set to
music by fine band OF farmer boys,
were ready TO make atf1davit tha,
Steele county is the garden spot OF
North Dakota; that "Bat'' Nelson il
the greatest county agent around with
the exception of his wife aud per.
haps Little Bat" who is coming on
fast; that we can all raise alfalfa and
corn and hogs; that we can build
back this old wheat land and make /,
produce more than ever; that We can
make dairying a great business here;
that we can get together and hang to.
gether in marketing our stuff, by Hex!
THE SHORT COURSE.
There was a week OF farm -schools. al
Finley and Hope. In each OF these
neighborhoods the farmers, working
with the county agent, organized and
raised the necessary funds by sslling
season tickets. Then they all pushed
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
MAPLE RIVER FARMERS CLUB
THOMAS COOKIE, President.
EuHEL MCCULLOUGH, Secretary.

As usual, the last meeting OF the
Club was we'll attended and very en-
joyable as we'll as profitable evening
was spent by all. The Club decided TO
have question box at the next meet
ing, thinking thereby to bring up q
great many subjects Of timely interest
for discussion In the regular order OF
the program.
The neAt gathering will be At the
Sven Olson farm on April Sd. A
change in the method of furnishing
lunch. will be made for this time. The
ladies are asked to pack simple
lunch for two, which will be sold to .
gentlemen fer small fixed price (25o. J
The money thus obtained will be used
to defray the slight expense OF the
Club.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25

that kind of produce, they will all see
the advantages OF diversified farming
and soon get into 1t of their own ac-
cord. 1t all comes down to what a
farmer can make the most money ont
OF ] am primarily interested in mar.
keting. If We can get good market
established for the special productss OF
diversified farming and the farmers
learn they have better returns from
that kind Of market than has been
their share from grain farming, they
will take care OF the better farmin."
SO Shipping Association was or
ganized in Steele county-to be ex-
pected. for farmers on as neiRborly
terms with each other as you fnd
them around Hope, and pulling to-
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25

look for something sursr to pay the
bills. When Mr.. Nelson started his
work there as county agent-within
the last two years-he found only four
patches OF alfalfa, aggregating about
seven acres. Now the acreage has
run up to over u Thousand, with much
more to be added this spring
Corn fields are getting to be COM
mon, many of them large ones. Nell
con told me the Minnesota Is has the
call in this sestion. He has followed
1t closely for two seasons and had far.
mers grow it in comparison with the
Northwestern dent. and finds that the
"l3" has not only outyielded the
Northwestern. but has also proved
earlier.
EARLY plantiug-by May ath-has
given better results than later plant
ing. The gophers do not bother it 80
much, az they can get wheat ut that
time and seem to like it a. well as
they do corn. And cold, backward
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
$5O,OOO.OO FOR ROADS.
That Amount Paid for the
Registration of Autos In
No. Oak. for 1914.

Thomas Hali, Secretary OF State, an
nounces that he has distributed, dur
ing the year 1914, the sum OF ESQ, 3l5.. /.
II to the good road funds OF the nfty.
two counties of ths.state, dividing the
none toye each county according toths
number Of automobiles and motoroy-
cles registered with him from each
county. A sum such as this, devoted
annually to the building Of good
roads will, ii spent wisely, soon hsvs
an apprsoiab bly, beneficial effest upol
the roads of the state.
The total amount collected by the
secretary OF state from tho rsgistrs-
tion of motor vehicles during 1914 WAS
e55, 1854. The expense, whhioh included
cost OF registration tags, postage.
printing, clerkhire, etc, amounted 10
e6,6l3 .S6, leaving the net amount; %
given above. The total number Of
automobiles registered 'wss II, SAT eld
the number of motorcycles was !. .226.
Steele county had 304 .automobiiss
and 80 motorcycles registered. and re-
ceived 480o. SO fyom4tAe fund for use:on
the county soads.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
School Happenings

Vacation days are coming,
All boys and girls are gay;
They'll pass from strenuous hours
70 lighter ones CT play.
But may you all enjoy it,
And may it bring good cheer;
So at It's close you Hall return
To finish up The year.
The following received Blue Cards
in shs Eighth grade last month: mel.
lie Lunding, Lettis W ood, Doro,hy
Hanson.
Dora Webb. from Colgate, visited
our schools last Friday.
This is the week for State szantaa-
tions. They oceur onlyrtwics ysar
now. Several Of the pupils In the
High school ars try Ing them out.
The boys in the Manual Training
department discovered some iaivinr
specimen in their working room on
Monday, which on CLOSE inspsetion
under the compound microscope
proved to be u night prowlsr. We oil
hope that hs was lonely stray waa-
dersr and that hts tribe ma + aot IN.
creass.
More High school pupils succeeded
in getting Blue Cards last month than
ever before during this year. This IL
good indication, and needs no com.
ment. The following, were the success.
full ones this timed
Grace Lunding Henry Baldwin
Flosste Fosdick Ida Doyle
Lloyd Sussex Anna Swanson
Olga Langager Hattie Elliott
William Hanley Harry Pepper
Mary Ellen Casssll
May the list keep on growing. We
would delight to put oil your names
therein.
The High school Boys Club holds
regular meetings on Tuesday evenings
from 1880 to $50. II you como and be.
have yourself, and refrain from smok-
Ing, you may sss them enjoy life tor
a few hours.
Preparations are being made for the
school garden OF the Sixth grade
Mrs. Wheeler visited our,sohools en
Tuesday afternoon.
School will close on Friday offthts
week and will reopen after Easter.
Many OF the: teachers are planning to
spend it out OF town
Unless loafing about tho school
building after dark csases We shsll
have to report you to some higher
authority. It Is no place to oarouss.
Please take timely warning and con.
duct yourselves accordingly.
Hector Hanson, OF the Fifth grade,
deserves special mention for having
raised his average si1 per cent last
month Boys can II they will.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
Get Acquainted With Your Neighbor-
You Might Like Him. By Alfred wenz.

Gus sessions of the Short Course In
Hope averaged better than 2OO-iargely
farmers who were anxious to learn.
And the ladies from the town and
country with the school Rirls-a big
roomtul-were also gathering up
stairs In the most neighborly fashion
to study sewing and cooking together.
BETTER FARMING IN STEELE COUNTY.
Steele county lies In the wheat belt.
But small grain farming has run Its
course there, as farmers are finding to
their sorrow, They are beginning to
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
The Court of, Last Resort.

grocery is the real court OF last resort,
for it finally over rules all Others
Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been brought before this court In al.
most every crossroads grocery in this
country, and has always received a
favorable verdict. 1t 10 in the coun-
try where man expects to receive full
value for his money that this remedy
10 most appreciated. Obtaina BILE every
whore. (Adv.)
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25

and made the schools success. Mr..
Nelson, the county agent, really kept
out of il as much as he could. He
contends that the county agent, in
getting any permanent work under
way among the farmers, should 20
ahead the first time and get things
done. The second time he should
make the farmers take part OF the re-
sponsibility with him on the job. AZ
ter that make the farmers take the In.
itiative and do the thing for them
selves-helping them out when they
call on him.
This idea is working we'll in Steele
county. The attendance at the vart-
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25

Whom you are wearied from over
work, feel listless or languid, cant
sleep or eat, as you should. take Hol-
lister Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes
you feel better than ever. Just try ii
tonight. Wamberg's Dug Store. Ad.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
EOENDALE FARMERS CLUB

The Edendalc Farmers Club will
inset at j. u. HIPS on April 22nd,
when the following program will be
given:
Song.
Report.
Recitation. ........... Eleanor Wright
Song ........ Cleo and Oletha Cullifer
Reading Mrs. Nelson
Recitation ........ Lawrence Wright
Music Mrs. Nelson
| Charlotte Peterson
Recitation. ...... ... Leslie Peterson
Reading ............... Eva Peterson
Reading. ........ .... Harold Nelson
Debate -" " Resolved: That Motor
Power Is More Economica! Than
Horse Power" Atf L. l.. Woell, D.
w. Hulterstrutn: Neg: G. Nelson and
Ernest Schmidt.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
WoMAws CLUB OF HOPE.
For March 25th.

CARTOON.
Leader: MRS LYDIA NORTHRoP.
Roll Call-Describe q Famous Oap.
tOOn.
Paper-History Of the American
Cartoon. Mrs. Wheeler
Paper-Ths Short Story, its Place
In Literature. Mrs. Rice
Paper-The Modern Art Of. Adyer-
tising. ...... ,... Mrs. 1hiDDy
Nothing is more simple than greatness
Indeed. to be simple IL to be great"
Emerson.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-03-25
". C. T. U. PROGRAM
For March 26th.

Hostess: Mrs. SHIPPY.
Leader r...................M Mrs. Ingison
Roll Call-Healthfu Plays for Chill
dren.
Public Playground and Its Benefit
Mrs. Kotts
The Playground Movement in New
York City. ............M Miss Bridston
Music.