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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
nnn Il. j. s.

9orfer Mnrtt lit homit 10 iitrrfiint,
baB lie ppn Gag 81 Sug Idrpcrer pia@
toutirt lperben fDuncn. @ur lpcrigen
Sagcn fam cine Sallung bon fiinf5ig
Willionen aus Spnbpu al, tbells in
@nlD, tbcilS III aneritaniihen @ertbs
pdpicrcn, I'M bier Chickering'S Illfo
trdgc 81 liqlibiren. Sas lpur Gin
Srppfen AMI cinen heiBen Stcin. Iber
ielbit Die 9onf bon England, bcrcn
@pIDreicrpcn itarf pcrminbcrt iino,
fam nidlt mehr picl 8plo nblaiien
pbnc Die %cplpiial pcrmebrtcu Gapicr=
sclo Grniiiiuncn 5n gefabrbcn. Sfon
icBt lit infolge Der mnllenbaften Nusz
gabe pon Eapicr9elb i'll @n9lanb hns
YfitrO Stcrling bctrddtlid i'm @ertb
9efollen. MRit ieber mcitcrcn Gmiiiion
miro es ticier iintcn.
Sic 9telp @orfer Sinon5iers, ipeld)c
bis jCBt Die Sinnn5cu Der ulliicrten Hcs
gicrungen beior9t hdbcn. lino 81 elmer
Seratbun9 5uiamnlengetrctcn. I'M cis
nCn neitercn cllorllcn &rcoit o 800
Milioncn 6u rnngircu. Sa6 anleris
fuuiidc Eublifum, lueldlee 8elb 6llnl
Inlc9cn bat, iii ieit Wionoten nit
| nmcrifaniihcn Wcrtbpapicrcn, Die aus
Spnhon 6uriidtnmen, gefilttert iporben.
Sffenbnr itcft nan lieber iein 8eln
IN amertfnniihc @crtbe, ais in bic
Sd)ulbideinc aliirrtcr Hegiernngcn,
Die naaj Dem Sriegc, ,uenn beiiegt,
taum bic jdbrlihen Sinicn fir biz
SbligatiDuen be5ablen tOnncn. SeBi
nod lpiencr 800 Wtillipnen rleller eng
lii6er, frnn50iiid]er ober ruiiiidcl
Sbligotipncn bier unter5ubringcn
mare mobl einiud, unmoglid), iclblt 81
rlinps niebri8en Yrciien.
Sn Gu9lunb, ME bier betornt III
lpirb III Grlu0gung ge6p9en, Sarnls
lpole allf bic Nonterbnnbes Siitc 81
icpcn, I'M jcoc m0glid,e 3ufubr oicics
Nrtifels mad Seutidlano u65uidnciz
Den. ga man aber empTlnoet, DAT
Elm ipldhcr Sfritt Die biciigen Baum:
mol s&%roOu5cntcu cinfad wilb NADER
uiirhe, 10 mill man Elm I%rrnnaement
! "trcifcn. luprod) Gnglan0 Die Baum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

hcrpprgerufcn: Die llnterncbn1er ipnreu
pcruntluortlid) fir Die Den Streifern
9egeniibcr ansepanbte Iusrottungss
p%plitif." Inn cincn ibren 3peden
oienlid)en Wtnm sum @onperncur BON
Colorado 6i eripdblen. benlibtcn lie
Silp Sunbap lInb Die 9rpbibitipu.
Ncbnlid)es 9eid)ob in @cit @ir9inin
ipdhrcnb Den oprt herrid,cnben inhns
1"trtclcn llnrlbcl. Miun pdnbtc lid,
an Sillp Suuoap nm Siilie mn nlld)
bier bilbctc bic Yrobibitiou Die Streits
fragc. llnO nnd,bcm Sic Wubleu Dor
iibcr lparen, 9elangte bn3 Tplf sur Or
fenntniB, bn6 Die bon linen c~ripdbltcn
8eamten III Wirflidfcit an crlter
Stclc l~lntcrbriider bon Strcifs mn
mn nebcnbci Srpbibitioniiten ndren.
Sieielbc @eidjifte picberbpItc lid IN
Yenniplpania ltnb in Nem Scrlep.
Illd nift Elm Mnl bat 8iQp Sunbap
i'll 1einen 5ablreiden Sirnben ee9cn Die
ltnseredtigteit uno bas 8oie. ieiner
anid1ulung aerdB, mn elm 8prt
9cgen bie Sobiudt unb Die 0clb9ier
geduBert. bicie Climber. Die bier5u@
lanoc, 10 grpBcs unbeil angcrtftet
babcn.
@irtbihaftlidc llnrubcn iolcn
nntiirlif uift befiirlportet lpcroen,
ncrn Die itctig gcreiSte unb immcrfort
geitci9ertc ltu5ufrieocnbcit miro uns
permeiblid) sur Nnnrdie filbren. SrpBz
Dem iii c. nber nidt red)t, Die llu5uz
friebenbeit tiinitlid) 81 b%crnrlbigcn
burh @prtdrltung fnlld)er 3uitdnbe.
mn burd) Tblcnfung Der Iufmcrtiamz
felt pon lpirfliden lIngcrehtigteiten
Den Iusbeutcrn bes %plfc5 cinen
Sicn't 81 eripcilen, Der Dem Wolfe gum
Sdaben gereihcn muB. Gs lit bDdite
3eit, bnB bnS @olf bcn ipittlid,cn
3lped, Den 2eutc ipic Sillp Sunbap
pcrfol9cn, ertennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
GO
Ger knunn,rnhr triebems-tsnmuemt.

Den bluti8cu aricg ummoglin 5l
MAIDEN, crldBt ioeben 6err Senrp
@eismunn, Der 1rdiibcnt bes Sem
Yorfer Stunt5perbanoe5 bca Nationalz
bunbe5, einc 9rtldrung. luclde alges
lidt5 Der lcBten &eBieniationen III Den
cngliiden 3citrnlgcn beionoer3 be-
adtcnsipcrtb lit. Gr crfldrt:
.@5 bnubelte lid bi9ber bel unicrcr
SbGtigtcit nm Die Scfdmpiung Der
ipltcnlutiiden ScutIhenbeBc, Die nit
Dem II2brud beo aricgco ibrcu Niisz
gang unbnI. Wnn brdngie ms ipz
lori IN Die Seicniipc uno iebc Scmouz
l~tration burd) Wort mn Sdriit pnr
bic Solgc Der nnildtbigcn YrcBbebe
9e9cn Illcs, mas bcutih lit, cine 3eBe,
filr Die lpeDer Der Yrdiibent md,
irgcnb elm anbcrer .NcutrnlitdtS"
Yreoiger in bieicr gan5en 3eit ald,
nur ein 8Drtfen bes Snbels hattie.
Sid angciidts oieier angriife iei9e 5l
perfricfen. lpdre einfad) ~unmo9lidj
unb Slime benz politiihen uub ~io5ialen
Selbitmorb eleid,. Sn Dem WtaBe jes
bod. ais uniere Erote'te laut purber,
purbe Die Spra6e Der Seser iHGrier
unb eemeirer.
.Sieier u%nerborteu SeBe geseniiber
n,iiiien mir euergtih auftreten. unf
aui 8runo u~nierer biirgerlifen @lcidz
bercfti9ung, ioipie uuf Die 3butiufC
bin. baB uniere @egrer Die better
0runblGse oeS ipabrcn Imerttuncrs
tbun9 prpitituircn, mus civ 9clpaItigcl
Sclb5ug geiilbrt merbcn mo 5lunl
gegen Die Slcmcntc, mcldc 6lpnr irpt
ibrcs luutcn Sobcu3 IN Der Winocrbcij
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

- lie Sinan6ln9c Der alliicrtcn nc
AL 9icrur8cn, bon Gn9lorp,
~ Srantrcid] unb HllBlalb, be-
~ 9iunt nQmdblidJ prctdr 5u
lperocu unb man ludt iinnn3iele
6illfc in ben &ereinigten Stunten.
SdaBunrt5ictrctdr WtcSlpop lit piicn>
bar bemilbt, in bieIcr Se5iebun9 Den
Iliicrten nat arditcn 5u 0iilfc 6u
fommcn trpB Der benfbor ld)lehtcltcu
%Sinnn3Iage, inter lucld)er Die MaIbz
iu9touer Hegierun9 ielbit leipct.
0ar3 cnorme Nnfdufe BADEN Die
frcmben Hegicrungen bier i'll Den
lcbtcn icda Monnten gemadt; tic be-
itelltcn aricgsporrdtbc 6um @ertbc
BON n%nndhcrnb tuIienb MiQipncn
Sollnr5. Sir bicie @nnreu mlb be-
5ublt mcrbcn. Sn3 9eIdlub onfdng@
lih III Der @ciic, boB n~nlerifani'dc
Wcrtbpupicrc, lpcldc briibeu gctnltft
marcll, bierbcr 5uriidpertauit lpllrpen.
Sn5 bat nidt mcbr gclan8t, 'dpn
ldn9it nidt. Sam lpuroen "areoitc"
c%rDiinet. Sic uliicrtcu 9ie9icrllngen
ihlpllcn &ontroftc nit groBcn Nem
Dprfcr 8auficra @rIppen nb, lponad)
Oieie ba5 @clo fir Den Illfauf Don
&riegsmntcrinl bcrgobcu uno ais
Sid)cr6eit bufiir Die Sblignttonen Der
betrciienhcn Hcgierungcu ncccptirtcn.
Sn5 gcIdah in Der Nbiid)t, oic Sbllz
gatinncn hicr5ulnnbc inter oaa
TubIitum 5u bringcu unb uuf Ioldlc
8eiic hns an Die nlliiertcn 9ic9icruns
gen geliebene @elO 3uriid6ucrlnngcn.
Sieier &lnn tit nid)t bon DEM gc>
lpiinidteu grfol9 beglcitet Gelpcicn.
I'm cin gciIpiel nn5ufiibreu. %or
Wpnateu a%rraugirtc Die fron6oiiihc
Hegierun9 in Nciu Dorf eincn &rcoit
bon 10 WiQiunen Splnrs, nod)bcm
Gin porbergcbenbcr arcoit bon 10 Ntils
lipncn bel Der Ndtionnl Gitn Snnf err
id0pft mar. Gin &oniortium ilbcrz
nabm Die 40 Wtiuiuncn, in Der Grlpurs
tunQ. oielcl6cn aui bn3 amcrifnniidc
Nublitum oblnoeu 5l f0nlen. Sics III
mur nit mngeiGbr 20 WtiQioncn &C.
mn9cn uno Der Heit itcdt nod I'M
aoniortium. Sran5Diiidle Gbligntios
men aeben nid)t ulebr ,rlu0 nan lplrf
ldluerlid) lpciterc ucccptircl.
@cdicl nuf Hnri5 ulb &oubon inn
TART I'M Mcrtb gcllllsen. Scr Nclr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

- CT Central s&creiu DeutIdGr Aas
Al tbolifcn in Nmcritu, Der be-
~ fnnntlih uuI leiicn, III 81.
~ @uul. 9fiun.. nbgcbultcncn
Apnucnt bcrcita ben @cidluB iaBtc. Die
rationale @elpcglmg Der oSrienp5 Or
Ycacc" 81 mtcritiiBen, mlro bel Dem
am ). mo Is. Scptcnlbcr III Chicago,
%l., ituttiinncuDcn Sriebcns@ Aonpcnt
~groBurtig pcrtrcicn lcin. Der &crtln
hat lid) nit ser moruliid'en Inter
itiibuug nc5 groBcu &crfc@ nldlt be-
Nuiigt, ipnbern cine 9un3c Nnjnbl pm
Scle0utcu ans Den pcr'hlcpcnliell
StGotcl crnunnt, Die Den Norlpcnt be-
iud)cu iperocu. Ncrr Ntidncl j.
@irten BON Chicago bat lid III nieler
S~ngclcgcn6cit nit Dem pclltlden
&rppugnubaz NusiduB Der oSrienpa Of
4cucc" in &crbtnoung gcleBt. Gr
tbcilt icBt Die Nnnlcn Der POM Sentrnls
@crcin ernanntcn Selcgutcn nit. Us
iino bie5: i. =. 9entel, ct. Souls.
Mp.; sic. Conner, 0ubuauc, Soma;
Wlidael &. @irten. Chicago, ST.; u.
@e6er, Hacine. isis; Yt. Nauen,
Chicago. 81; &ep:: ). 5. 9rune. @lton.
Soma; Sroi. :. y. Gautb. Chicago,
81; 0enru Sitter. @ou8bfeepiie. u.
o.; g. 3. Mcs. Subuque. Soma; Sn.
Seiirieb. indianapolis. 3no.; auguit
Spriugob. @%tillpautee. 8is.; &eter 5.
SouridciDt, Peoria. 81; Sobn &cim.
Winoiiou, 8i2.; Ncurp Bitter, 9urs
lingtou. Soma; Au8uiI 1cI5cr. Co
~uuro2pilc. 81; Mihucl @ulocorI.
Chicago, ST.; ANum H%ciuburpt SorI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Yaiicno.

.2ein 3plinoer iiebt idon redt
traurig aus"
Gas mnd)t nid)ta, id, lctc i'm ia
nlld) MIR oui, mcnn ih mai 81 elmer
Sccroi9rmg 9cbcn mnb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

g8apnc. Snr.; &aul aemp, g9iuona,
Winu.; Setter @eilanb, aurora, 81;
Nloio Sittel. Solicit, 81; Sreb. u.
@ilipn, Chicago. Sa.; @cpr9c u.
&rnmp, SpriuNiiclb, 81; Ynuio
Sdliirmunil. Sccatir. ST., mn saul
A0ituer, Chicago, 3D.. ionic filr Den
Gbicagocr Siitritt beS %crbnnocS Die
@erren WidueI 8ulsborf, Geo 5. &ns
rolpsti, Sobn Mubtc, Sobu @u%ntcrber9,
d. t.. NtaugDlo, Ycter s.. Shmibt,
Nhnton 6nocrnrnun, Sriebrih Gumanl.
,Snbn y. Wcper, 9lbam y. 3. Mupcr,
Spbn s. Nnrtb uuo Seinrid) Mnibuid).
Die I%ntilnbi9mlg. baB Der Central
Tcrcin cine 10 ituttlidc Delegation CIR
nonnt unb in petidiebenen St0oten
beo Sanbe5 Ntdnuer geiponnen bat, Die
in ibrem areiie lpieberlm fiir bd6
groBe Srieben3z unb Ncutrnlitdtsz
@erf nrbeitcn lperDerL nirb bel Den
pielcu Nnbdngcrn Der .Srienos OF
Yence" iiferlid) nit Sreuoen begriiBt
perben. Sic .Srienbs Of Yeace"
piIieu Die llnteritiisuug beS 8roBen
Central @ereius. her nit bieleu
S%auienben bon Wiitgliebcrn iiber Die
gan5en Ser. Stuaten perbreitet iii,
tuobl 81 ifaBeu. ihreibt Die "Nelp
0orfer Staat33ettun9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Wcismann iiber Ynsiihten hes
&pnuenrc.

Sn ieiner Gi9cnid)ait oils Sbmnm
Der 9clpaltigcn Organization, wcld)c
iih uulcr Dem Niumcn "Sricno9 pi
Ycuce" i'm gunScn Sanoc AcbiIbct bat,
nm Den Gintritt Der Scr. Stnutcu III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

SorticRrmg nui Der II. Scitc.j
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25

Hay for Sale.
l have for sale 20 tons of slough
hay and II tons of timotey hay.
(Adv.) F. H. FULLER.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
Appeal for the Blind.

The head of every firm in the Unit
ed Kingdom employing 100 hands on
more has received a communication
asking him to permit q collection to
be taken among his employees for the
benefit of the National Institute for
the Blind, whose new premises have
Just been inaugurated by the king and
queen. The letter asks them to per-
init the exhibition in their works OF
posters on which 10 q picture OF q
blind man, to whom q book In Brailla
hs being handed by a pretty girl. while
underneath the picture IL an appeal
for contributions.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
Locals
As We Heard Them

Don't forget Kreiger & Hollis
auction sale, on Monday, March
1st.
A large number are on the
sick list this week with attacks
Of lagrippe.
Mrs. R., A. Lathrop returned
Saturday from Fargo, where she
has been visiting for several
days.
Prof. L. A. Herdle was able to
resume his duties at the High
School, Tuesday, after being laid
up for a week with an attack of
lagrippe.
Rev. S. Hitchcock returned
Tuesday from his visit at Willis
ton. He reports a very busy and
enjoyable time in that thriving
little CITY.
The next regular meeting OF
Hope Camp, No. 1928, M. w. A.,
will be held Wednesday, March
Sd. All members are urged to
De present.
Pres. A. L. Johnson of the
Devils Lake commission left for
Des Moines, Iowa, where he will
address a meeting of the Iowa
state laundrymen.-Ex,
Rube MoLain arrived last
Thursday from Graceville, MINI.
where he has been engaged the
past year, and Is spending 6
short vacation with friends anc
relatives in this city.
Before you have your spring
decorating done, see R. A. Off
Ger, painter and decorator. Full
line of wall paper samples or
hand. Estimates furnished anc
all work guaranteed. d. Att
The feed mill which has beer
installed in the building erected
by the Farmers Grain Go. TO:
that purpose. is now in opera
ton and running full blast
Watch for their adv. in the pape
in the near future.
Charles r. CRUDE 10 going t.
hold an auction sale on Thursday
March 9Th. See his large pos
tiers for a complete list of hi
horses. colts and farm maehin
cry, which he will offer for sale
II you need anything in this line
be sure and attend.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
JOKE ON DOG THAT BIT HIM
leg Was Wooden, but Beast Tors
Name TrousePs-Then Man
10 Arrested.

st. Louis.-When Mrs. Rosie SLIDER
mans dog bit Michael Ehrhardt's left
leg the other day in East St. Louis.
Ehrhardt thought the joke was on the
dog until he looked down and saw
that his trousers were torn. This
made him angry and he drew his re-
volver and fired two shots at the dog.
Mrs. Silberman had Ehrhardt arrest
ed for ~discharging 4 flrearm In the
city limits.
The dogs mistake In selection tool
place in front of his owners grocery
ct Sixth street and P1ggot avenue
The leg he bit was made Of wood.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
An Error.

Last week we published a lit
tie poem entitled Retiring from
SWINE" giving credit to Mr.. G.
S. Shippy for authorship of the
same. This was done without
Mr.. Shippy's knowledge or con.
sent, as he was not the author of
the poem, and had never seen or
heard of it until it appeared in
The Pioneer. 1t was not done,
however, with malice afore-
thought" and we apologize both
to Mr.. Shippy and the real au.
thor, Slippery"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25

Dave Hulterstrum, OF Eden
dale, spent Tuesday and Wed.
nesday with friends in this city
and attended the Farmers Short
Course.
Geo. Hardin arrived Saturday
from Minnesota, where he has
been visiting for a few months.
He is looking over the prospects
for anything in the contracting
line for the coming summer.
George Fesler is in Fargo this
week attending the Retail Lum-
Der Dealers convention as rep
resentative from the Ed. w. Han
son Lumber Co., with whom he
has been connected the past
year.
D. D.. Sullivan, Optical Special.
ist, of Fargo, will visit Hope pro-
fessionally Wednesday. March
10th, All persons having defec.
tive eye sight or who need their
glasses changed o renewed,
should call and see him. Office
at the Hotel Major. (Adv,Q
Frank Ray went to Fargo last
week and consulted specialists
regarding a growth in his throat.
A thorough examination was
made and an operation for re-
moving same advised. He re-
turned home Monday morning
and left again the same evening
for Rochester, MINI, where be
will receive the attention of the
celebrated surgeons there.
The social given by the ladies
of the w. G.. T. q. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, was
we'll attended. An interesting
program was given, dwelling up.
on the life and work of Francis
Willard. Light refreshments
were sarved and all present en-
joyed a social hour before leav'
ing. Four dollars and seventy
cents was taken in, which will &c
to the Francis Willard Endew'
ment Fand.
The High School and Indepen
dent teams staged two games Q:
basket ball on the local floor the
past week, in which the former
were victorious both times BY
good scores. The first gam,
was played Friday evening ant
the second on Monday evening
Both games we're very rough ant
fouling a prominent feature
The scores were, High School
2O-33; Independents, 1918, Far
Iris acted 40 referee.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
Raphael,s Price.


The "Panshanger Madonna" OF
Raphael has been purchased by P. A,
B. Widener for 100000. OF this pic
ture George B. Luke, the wellknownI
New York artist. told a story the oth7
er day. "A friend OF mine In WASH
ington square," he said. was showing
his canvases to q lady from Wawaq
And here, madam says he, Is an ex1
act copy Of the Panshanger Raphael
which MI. Widener has just bought for
500, 900. And all l ask for it ts a So
bill What's the cause of the diff
ference In price?' said the lady from
Wawa. Competition, ma'am,' said tha
artist. The business isn't what it used
to be-"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
Constipation.

When costive or troubled with
constipation, take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They are easy to take
and most agreeable In effect. Oh.
tainable everywhere. (Adv.)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25

The Needs of the Country
School"
The marriage of Miss Alma
Lerfald and Mr.. David Boyer
was performed yesterday after.
noon at the Congregational par
sona9e by Rev. s. Hitchcock.
They will make their home on a
farm in Broadlawn township.
B. G. Reynolds is advertising
an auction sale for Tuesday,
March 9th. He is offering TWEEN
ty head of horses and colts and
a complete line of farm machin-
cry. Watch for his big adver.
tisement in next weeks paper,
and then be sure and attend the
sale.
r. r. Fisher returned Monday
evening from Dunseith with his
daughter, Mrs. T, f. Beadle, who
has been spending the past six
months there in the State Tu-
berculosis Sanitarium. Although
somewhat tired out by the trip,
Mrs. Beadle is getting along as
well as can be expected since her
return.
John Lerfald, who resides on
the farm half a mile south and
four miles east of this city, will
hold an auction sale on Wednes.
day, March Sd. He has a nice
bunch Of horses and farm ma
chinery to sell, and if the wealth.
er is favorable will have a large
crowd.
Miss Julia Johnston, who has
been engaged in the millinery
business in this city for the past
two years, has disposed of her
business to the Misses Erickson
end Peterson, who will arrive in
a short time from St. Paul and
place on display a splendid new
stock of spring and summer
headwear for the ladies.
School No. 2 in Melrose dis.
trict. taught by J.W. Logan, gave
a program in honor of Washing
ton and Lincoln, Monday, Febru-
airy 22d, which was much en-
joyed by all present. Adding
greatly to the pleasures of the
day was an address given by
Miss Blonde Holt, County Su.
perintendent, which was rem.
dered in a very pleasing manner.
Messrs. and Mesdames Moores
and E. D. Washburn entertained
a number of their friends at the
Moores home at a Birthday
Party" Monday evening, the 22d.
Various games were played and
guessing and memory contests,
all in keeping with the annivers-
airy of the Father of his coun-
try" which caused the time to
pass rapidly. Refreshments
were served. A most enjoyable
time is the report of all present.
The Mayvill Tribune has a by.
phenated title and is now head.
ed the Tribune Farmer" Gene
Larin, who has controlled it's des'
TIMES the past few years, has
sold out to Fosse & Hanson, and
babe his readers farewell in the
last weeks issue. Henry H.
Hanson, a young man who has
been raised in the community
will preside in the editorial
chair, and gives promise of keep.
ing the paper at the high stand.
ard of his predecessor.
John Lynn, carrier on Route
No. 8, reports that he has the
best patrons on his route in the
county. When he started out af
ter the storm the first of last
week, the road was broken TO,
him nearly all the way. In sew
eral cases the patrons had beer
over the road and shoveled out
all the bad places. A carrier ap
preciates these endeavors to as
sist him in emergencies like
+hot sn1 mill ebo- ~ h1, ~;v;re
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
For Rent.

The downstairs to the Wallace
house, on ingalls, avenue. Pos
session given at once.
(Adv.) j. K. JoSLYN.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
How Mi. Davis Got Rid of a Bad
Cough.
Wall Paper Samples.

1 have received sample lines of
Wall Paper from both Chicago
and Minneapolis, and will be
pleased to call and show them to
parties wishing to see them,
Leave word with Ed. w. Hanson,
Phone 119. 1 do all kinds of
paperhanging and decorating.
(Adv.) ERIC TYsK.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
Short Course School,.

A most successful Short
Course school is being held this
week in the City Hall by the
farmers. Ideal weather has pre-
vailed so far and promises to
continue, and farmers for miles
around have been on hand TO get
the benefits of the Course. The
Woman's Division, under the
auspices of the Woman's Club,
has been drawing good crowds.
President McVey, of the U.N.D.
spoke last evening to a large
crowd at the Opera House.
A detailed write-up will be
given next week.
How Mr.. Davis Got Rid of a Bad
Cough.
Some time ago I had a very
bad cough" writes Lewis r. Da-
Wis, Backwater, Del. my bro
ther, McCabe Davis, gave me a
small bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. After taking
this l bought half dozen bottles
of it, but only used one of them,
as the cough left me and I have
not been troubled since" Oh
tainable everywhere, (Adv.)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-25
The Fatherland.
NJ RUSSELL LOWELL.

Where is the true mans fatherland?
Is it where he by chance is born?
Doth not the yearning spirit scorn
In such scant borders to be spanned?
Oh, yes; his fatherland must be
AS the blue Heaven wide and free!
10 it alone where freedom is,
Where God is God and man is man?
Doth he not claim a broader span
For the souls love of home than this?
Oh, yes; his fatherland must be
AS the blue Heaven wide and free!
Where'er a human heart doth wear
joys myrtle wreath or sorrows gives,
Where'er a human spirit strives
After a life more true and fair,
There is the true mans birthplace grand,
His is a worldwide fatherland.
Wherever a single slave doth pine,
Wherever one man may help another
Thank God for such a birthright, brohter-
There is the true mans birthplace grand,
His is q worldwide fatherland!
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-09
Encourages Good Roads.

Hickman, KY, July 2.-Engineers
are at work on section Of road leading
from Hickman to Fulton. The State
gives $4,000 and S. L. Dodds. R. A.
Tyler and Julian Choate have, guaran-
teed another SIS, 900, as sample so that
the citizens can ascertain what gravel
roads will cost per mile and the FEAST
blllty OF crawling the entire county.
This road leads to S. L. Dodds, r. A.
Tyler and Julian Choate's plantations,
where they reside.
5. l.. Dodds also is to give $500 for
any section of road between his delta
farm, below Hickman, leading to Hick-
man. This is done to encourage small
parcels and sections and have for sam
pie next winter.
The following propositions were sub
mitted in writing to the Fiscal Court at
its special session by s. L. Dodds and
is self explanatory:
To encourage hard roads in our
county will make the following prop
osition:
Fist will give 500 to any and
each parcel or section of road leading
from any of the following places: Full
ton, Lodgeton, Jordan, Cayce, State
Line and Sassafras RIDGE that will ex-
pend as much as $1,000 on said section
Of road in 1915.
"Second-I will donate $1OO per mile
for any gravel road put down according
to State Engineer specifications, on any
section of road of Fulton County, pro-
Vided said parcel or section of road is
Quilt in the year 1915"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-09
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's lack-Draasht.

McDufi, Va.--.'I suffered for several
years, " says Mrs. j. B. Whitaker. 3
this place, with sick headache. and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago friend told me TO fry
Ihedford's Black Draught, which / did.
and found 1t to be the best family medi.
cine for young and old.
! keep Black-D raught on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black raught."
Thedford's Black Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
|ieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
1t has been in constant use for more
Than 10 years, and has benefited more
Than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get
Package to-day. N.c1aa