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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
FESTIVAL
PRO yELKA MESTA AME-
RIcKA.

New York, 49,. cervna, Pred
|nf pracovnici slovanstf ujali se
Ikrasne myslenky pofadat slo-
|vanskT festival nejprve Y me-
lste New Yorku a potonl s ce-
lynn programem cestovat od
mesta K mestu pres cele Spole-
Inc Staty cd more k mort. Re-
presentanty slovanskych marc
Ida, kteri ma myslence budou
pracovat, jsou e. Paderewski,
|polsky mistr hry ma piano, pro-
Ifesor Masaryk, vIdce ceskosio
vensks reyoluce, predseda ce-
skoslovenske Narodni Rady,
prof. M. Pupin, cestny jeneral
nj konsul srbsky, DIR. Hinko
oinkosiS a PAM Helena Hart
LEY Jenkinsova. S hnutlm timto
|souhlasf vyslanci spojenecti q
|vybor pro vefejne informace,
|jenz nynf pracuje spolecne We
prospech vzpruzeni slovanske
|ho reyoluGnfho hnuti. Podle ma
zoru t6chto pfednfch praeov-
|nfki je nutno, ably americky
lid seznamil Sc ponekud vic >
|hudbon, tanei a zpevy slovanr
|skych narodI a proto pracuje
Sc ma upravenf takoveho festi-
|valu, v n6nz slyseno a videno
bylo by vsecko, jak naznace-
|no. Byla by zffzena spolecnost
|asi dvanacti prednich siovan-
skych tanecnikn, orchestr o AZ
mulch, potion devet az deset
|slovanskych pevcG. Kdyz neby
Iii by nalezeni predni slovansti
|pevci, povolani by byli ameri-
!etf. Sehrany byly by skladby
ceske, polske, slovenske, cerno
horske ,chorvatske a slovinske,
uvedena ma jeyiste opera Miku
las Zrinski aspon z casti, zape
my pisn6 slovanske uvedenych
|narodd, tanceny tance v narod
mich krojich, aby 81 mohli uci-
nit Americana pfedstavu o zvy
|cfch a kulture slovanskych ma
|rodG a seznamili Sc s mimi vic.
Myslenka jiste krasna a zaslu-
huje vsernezne podpory.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

PRONAJME Sc domek sam .
sobe pro mensi fadnou eeskou
rodinu. Velky sklep q najem
So mesien6, a dale byt teax
dome, kdez je plyn q elektfi-
ma. Tez Sc prodajf velke skejii
9 register. Haste Sc u JOS. Ju-
ma, 8440 3. "a ul. q Randolf.
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INT A lie II & n
zE JSOlJ DIR RAIiE?
Dsjts nksn psiiekitost, aby-
ehom Van rnohli ulxkzat kte
rykoliy Z n6sledujfcich
domliIi.

NJ = anS ~ L1k1lrn TIr;r.,
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M ..ss1.a L s.shs.s s..
80 &, ~ j 49, ls's,.s 49, ss
: ! ,;lasss.s. 81 rnxs AZ a.. -, s,,.. ! :.
.s4s raaa eaEnn , a.
=. p.v..,a -. b,s7ro
iIr.;or 4 1o5 L6ru rsna
dvo,,rod;nnt ~ .ii,rn 4 avxtn;ca :
.kounelna nahofe !, ) dole Ten
to pan BY pfijnul lot 60 castec
MOI, splatku. Dam il diva rokv
starry. Ponze $1,000 hotoV6 a
zbytek ma mirne spl&tky. Cena
$4s5o.
Na seaman Ave Dllzko
unlon 2 =. lSOs Aaly, auln PRO
Is ioun,a' sye'iHo : Avssi'Sina'
sasAe1iha, a7 nes, $500 alio-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

i We yqje1sk6n hospitalu TAI
ze Sc dtatoj \ X Ircans kratcs
pred tim Z obvaxiSte 'pfinese-
lneho: GO jsts zac z
Ted jss1a ! poloyice III
can, odpov}d5 ransny.
"A "a I " druht 1slovice 81
''Saink dira /. ebvaslEy. "
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PRODA Sc ma West Park o L

-
PRODA Sc ma West Park q Lo
rain ul. pekny lot pouze 8 mi
nut cesty cd mestske kary, pff-
hodny pro pekny domov. Je 40
phi 80 stfevfcfch ma boulevar-
du, je tax kanal, plyn voda, Sc
sti stfevfcovy chodnik.
Proda Sc "a zvlastE levnou
cenu $l04O,00 ma splatky.
Bhzsf sdeli H. w. Heath, 1422
Greeley St., Lakewood. Pro-
dam tez nekolik p9knych lotd
20 $450. 621
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Name ma prodej:

Move domy We Washington
bark boulevardu, zApadne cd
'gych. AZ ul. Mhzete pouzit ka-
lru ma vych. 55 ul., aneb Har-
ward Denison. Parkovnf odbor
|mesta Clevelandu sc bude sta
at o 100 stop siroky boulevard
|mezi chodniky pred kazdym
domem. Zaroveh Sc bude sta
rat o 80 stop sifky mezi chod-
|nikem a ulici, kde travnik bu-
de mestem v nejlepsfm pofad-
|ku udrzoVan. Vsechny domy
|jsou papiroyane, duboye podla
by, elektricke zarizenl. stint
|dla v oknech, pradelni otvor,
|prkno ma zehlsnf, vytapecf
pee, skopky M prani, oddaeni
pro ovoee a pro uhli,
Nasledajicl doaay jsoa hoto-
I've neb Be dostayuji:
| 3792 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic . konpelna eS,3sO.
/ $3.50 Washington park Blvd.
8 svetnic q koupelna $AS75.
3756 Washington park Blvd.
| z svetnic q koupelHa 46, ,675.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
+ 6 svetnic q koupeina SIS, $50.
3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dive rodiny $6,675.
Domy j pozemky V okoh Sc
Iprodavaif ma splatky. Bondy
svobody Sc pfijmou CO spiatky
Y pine Gene jako hotoye Pc
,ize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
MOVE kHlIIiY.
NJ I theowii ! n aIksi.

NAB88I ,I0&G1 hlfnAE0 Ahli.
|bent dopiaoyateI ! Texaa,, III TX;
We formx poyfdky - zivota
chieae aeslxch Cerhil nravo,, I
90 dstatn cesk6ho soc;a1isticL { {
no hnuti 4 ieho zaaaflv ] A.
|orii ! p..aksi. 55 strSnek 1a;f-
nave tatby 15 /. poSto,1 w u
'ZasjlA August Gerinrer 2s3o
$50. Crawford ave, CHICAGO.
Ill.
Jak s. xrod;Ia Volnx mvSl - 4
Tn pfednasky nj. nj. Man
gasarina. Prelozil vaclav 4.
Petrzelka. Znamv hlasatel na-
uk svobodomyslnosti bodava
We tfech pfednaskach hlayni
zasady racionalismu. i. j. naa,.
XIV popirajfcl zieyen{ i stayfcf
rozumov& patran{ jako iedinx
naozny zpasob spraynkho cha
PAM pfsnaa. doQrnat q postave-
nj clov9ks Y tomto svSt9 4 ieho
pona6ru 4 Neznkmen1u. Knfz-
ka o US strandch 15c. postou
tie. Zas{aa August Gerinper.
$500 S.. Crawford ave. Chica
20, Ill.
'.PoyfxlIxa nakiovsho veSsra
. jin< powidIky,v lest nazev no.
We knizky, liz yydalo Cesk6 &
atrednl Knihkupectvi. Napsal
il Volta Benes. Je to ' posled.
Mich n6kolika m9sfcich liz ne
kolikatk knizka. vydana tirnto
knihkupectyfm. Al yesmes to
.byly dobre. nebot, knihkupec-
tvi to 81 yxalo "a tikol yydavati
veci dobre. Al kdo by pochybo
val, ze prace Voity Benese M
poll poyfdky .ncni pracf do
,brcu? il yeru. ze knfzka pra-
We vydanA lest jednou 3 tech
kpizek. ktere 81 neien radi pfe
cteme ale i odporucfme SWIM
pfateldnx .Isoi, ia vlastnS til
peyfdky hodfcf se velice do
bfe pro miadez doepfvaifcf,
ale tak6 pro dosnal6 Powfdkv
tv bvlv nansanv liz drive =. j.
vrein9ny y d9tsktch casopi.
~ - 4..z.,
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yzAcNA PklLEzITosT. q

VLACNA PkILEZITQST. Ia
pfitinou odjezdu MATTEL pro-
oa osmi pokojovy ddm hodfcf
Sc pro dive rodiny. Kanal, vo-
da, plyn, elektrika a tez dobra
studnicnf voda. Lot je rohovy,
65 pfi 1873 stfevicich, s vel
kych ovocnych stromii, je pro-
tt vefejne skole, dlazba zapla-
cena. Vse bude prodano "a
$3950.00. Blizsi Sc sdelf v {.
1921 E. 13l uI. 622
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BYT PRODAN dyou ro-
'dinny ddm ma b. 116 ul. :
Miles ave-, moderne staveny.
Kazdy byt ma 5 svetnic a koa-
pelnu. Je tam tyrdy finis, chi
ma kabinet q vse zaFfzeno. Hla
ste Sc v {. 14O7 w. 6 ul.. aneb
zavolejte Central 1907 K.
6-24
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M0drU zdDoj
KapseiE du soicossv Aslaza i. xddna

IIlJdG pan Id SdAClh, SNVu-
bici cely chran ] skIrem, kdez
mdze jiti jiz zcela pohodlne,
beze vseho nebezpecf.
Pfi teto cest9 hrozilo mu ne
bezpeci jenom . poeatku, totiz
pfi skoku S galerie. Nepodari-
Ii Sc skok ten nedopadne-li
ma vycnfvajfci hranu roznoz-
mo, anebo ztrati-li rovnovAhn,
kdyz Sc ma nj sfastn6 dostane,
pokutali Sc cd jednoho yystu-
pu k druhemu, az dopadne ma
dlazbu.
Nevyzpytatelny cloyek ten
byl vsak velice obratny.
Tento mezinarodnf darebak
m9nil sva' jfnefia jako menime
sat; tax mohl pohodlneji pa
chat sve zlociny. Az dosud vse
Sc mu by,o zdafilo. Nyni vsak
slo to do opravdy. Odyahou a
d'abelskou chytrosti sprostil
Sc tech, kteff mu vypovedeli
boj- Zradnym zpGsobem zavra
zdil prave sveho dhlavniho ne
pfitele, a nypf chtel cpustiti
Francii, obohacen lsaa jmenim
svych obeti.
Nezbyvalo mu mic, nezli Sc
skociti jiste a pfedevsfm rych-
lie, nebot zastihnou-li jej lide,
jez slysel prichazeti, bude po
mem ,veta, i kdyz- by sedel jiz
ma vystupku.
Mrtvola' / rytmistrova byla
zde, a uzff-li pffehozf bezeti
po spodnf galerii muze, budou
zajiste kriceti: "Zadrzte vra-
hal"
A kdyby jej nepronasledd
vail ma jeho nebezpecne ceste,
pobehnou zajiste dol1 oznamit
to veznemu, pax obstoupf
chram a streziti budou kazdy
vychod.
Myslenky tyto jak blesk pro
letly mu hlavou.
Pfistoupil k mlstu, odkud by
10 mu skociti. Nahnul Sc pres
zabradlf a zm6ril okem vysku
sm6r, jimz mel Sc pustiti dolil
- a chystal Sc k skoku.
Jak stal tu naklonen, obje-
viii Sc pojednou ma druhe stra-
ne spodnf galerie Meriadec,
Daubrac a Fabreguette. Vrah
je vsak nespatril.
Jak ii sc sem dostali?
Podivna nahoda privedla
sem nase pratele drive nezli
NELL prijiti; bohuzel pfisli pre-
ce pozde, aby zachranili ryt-
mistra.
Po spolecne navsteve bytu
pana q Malvern1 stravili celt
cdphldne a veeer vyslcchem
jejz vysetfujiel soudee konal ,
byte Meriadecove.
Dal ST vyliciti vse, CO pred
chazelo vrazdu Sasovu, a pro
hledl 81 bedlive cely byt baro
nGv.
Rlzena Verdierova musil,
vypravovati, co konala po eel.
den. Tentokrate mluvila pou
hou pravdu.
Pan z Malvernt zvedel tal
vse; vystup $ Odettou u prfton
nosti RGzenine a obou pam
zjevil mu pravdu.
Phi vypravovani mlade div
ky neopustil vysetrujiciho so
dee ami ma okamzik jeho str
jeny, neprirozeny kid, jen
byl mnohem nebezpecnejsi ne
Iii prudky vztek.
Vyslech trval dlouho do nc
ci, a koncn teprve, kdyz byl
odnesena mrtvola uboheho Sa
81, jez mela byti pytyana iak
nestastna matka jeho.
Pri odchodu SVEN rekl souc
ce Rizene, BE nebude jiz pre-
volana, a vyslovil il svou neot
mezenou 6ctu prede ,ySeni
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CHCETE-LI koupit, prodas
asbs syymxnit' jslf yhoii mkstsky
msjetek neb faxmu. navstivte
mne, piSte neb zavolejte tel. IL
MON 1926 w. 0bchodujf pou-
~ ns procsnta . proto nikdo
pemdzs h5t asixsn. =. Haitian,
s642 3. - 81.
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Ill LG Ldllun JAA sOS, Sv
vrah hrabenky a jejfho ditete
tentokrate neprchl.
Celia policie byla v cinnostl.
dim v ulici Marbeuf, jejz ma
lii zapalil, shofel lplne, avsak
byl prece strezen. Popis fales-
neho markyze Pancorba tele-
grafovan byl ma hranice, q ce-
kalo Sc ma zpravy vyslanectvl
Tuskeho a spanelskeho.
Pan Malvernd pax, aby
sam Sc pfesvedcil, odkad vlast
ne byla hrabenka syrzena,
chtel vylezti take ma vez. Ma
sim tfem pfatelan nafidil, ably
Sc pripravili, be pdjdou tam ri
ira 8 MIN. !.
Popis mista, kde Meriadec
nasel blizko zvonice Sasu, ne
zdal Sc mu byti dosti jasym; q
mozna dost, ze ehtel j spatfiti
mfsto kde stala zradna Odetta
Sc svym milencem.
Nafizeni soudcova musili i
nasi pfatele uposlechnouti. |
sesli Sc k desate v nemocnici u
Daubraca, kdez chteli posni-
dati, a vyckati zde pfichodu Wy
setrujfcfho soudce.
Divali Sc z tehoz okna, z ne
hozl Meriadec Daubrac videli
onehdy kraeeti damu, zavese-
noa po boku paf1a, pres padvo
ri chramove.
Tentokrate byl to Fabreguet
tie, jenz spatril, jak Paneorbo
$ rytmistrem vystupujf q fiakru
ma rohu ulice Arcole, a ozna-
rail to ostatnim prateldm.
Videli oba soky vchazeti do
veze; ! nepomyslejfce ami 0
tom, co tam vlastne spolu chte
ji, pustili Sc hned "a mimi.
Fabreguette We sve 1--WE o.
braznosti povazoval jiz Saint
Briaca "a zradce, avsak Meria
dec a Daubrac tusili, co Sc tam
asi bude dfti mezi obema.
Ma nestestf musili sbehnouti
asi osmdesati schodd, nezli Sc
dostali 2 nemocnice ven ma uli-
ci a baron nem6l jiz tax oheb-
ne nohy jako dyacetilety mia
dix.
Kdyz pfisli ma schody we've
nj, byli oba sokove jiz nahore
ma galerii.
Ke ysemu zdrzel je vezny,
nechteje jim otevfiti: teprve
p6tifrank ,jejz mu Meriadee
'podal, obmekcil jej.
TAX stale Sc. ze v okamziku
|prave, kdyz vstoupili ma gale.
Irii, prelezal Pancorbo zabra,
'dli.
Fabreguette, ida napred
spatril Timed mrtvolu rytmistrc
|vu, lezfci ma brise. Bezel k ne
mu, obratil jej a poznal jej o
kamzite.
| Meriadee a Daubrac pfichv;
1tali lined, ably nestastneml
lspojenci svemu pomohli, je-l
pomoc jeste moznou. v prv6n
! 'iokamziku ami ma mysl Jim ne
Ipfislo, ably hledali vraha.
j Daubrac pokleknuv u mrt
Ivoly rytmistra, prohledl ranu
l 4, - !
seznal, BE Jill nastala smart. Me
v tom zkusenost, v6rili m
!, a,pfatele jeho ma slovo.
I sTen podly vrah strelil je
'lze zadu!" zvolal Fabreguett
S oskliyosti.
i "A rytmistr pfiSel sem zaj
ilste jen proto, ably mel nil
souboj," septal baron. pod
vejte Sc, jeste drzf revolver
: ruce.'
Il Spaniel pfilakal jej sem po
zaminkou souboje a zavrazd
. jej Y
Daubrac povstal, wal srevo
liver a presvedciv Sc, ze jest n,
bit, prayil hlasem. chv4ifcirm /
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PRODA Sc prave dohotoxeny
dum pro dve rodiny, vse mo-
derne zafizeno, We stfedu ce-
skeho okolf ma E. 131.ul. velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc v els. 1921 E.
13l. ul. 6-22
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PRODA Sc prvotfidni zelinar-
ska farma v Brecksyille ma ci-
hloy6. ceste K mestu. 81 akril
dobre pfsecnate pIdy, dobre
budovy, naala stapaiee, hojnost
pramenite vody. E. E. Wiese,
Brecksvills, @.
81 I
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RHODAM venkovsAS nalsbo v
psk. poloss bliz na6sta, ddbr6
z4hEada ) xer64 csn@ $1,000.
r p. Wisas Breckaril1s, n.
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RR0N1AJhaE So dim . tfech
sy&tnieich dole q dvou n2hoIe.
K4upAlna, plyn, elektrika, =
sklep jako& jine zaft<sni. Hls
ste Sc u els. 5oa0 Dalton ave.
621
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w. F. MALLO,
ych. - II. ! Washington
park Boulsvardu.

1PLNY vYPRQpEI aahytku
jiz jen tente t5aen. Ladnik ~,
saabytek % lo5nice, idle 40 ji-
delny q line naradi "A baiecn6
leyn8 ceny. Ffijf te sdp ri s410
Quincy ave.
622
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PRODAJi Sc plynova zapovnf
kuchynska kamna "a SIS lpl-
nc zachovala. Haste Sc v els.
1863 Continental ave. 6-22
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PRONAJME Sc byt O. ctyrech
sy6tnicich pro msnsi rodinu.
Hlaete se u lis. 1000 Irumbull
Svc. 621
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
Rabbits.

The question that has long agitated
the Australians, how to relieve the
ranch country Of the pest of rabbits, is
In a way to be answered now that the
British government has ordered ship
ments in great quantities., presumably
for rabbit pie, or stew, or something
Of that kind-delicacies that hunters
like to tell us about, but which seem to
lose their enticing flavor when pre-
pared in the environment of the do
nestle kitchen. England does not want
the skins, and the Australians would
sell them at a bargain if ships could
be had to take them away.-Providence
Journal.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
Splendid Work Of Lioht Vessels.

The United States maintains light
vessels on 81 stations, and there r
a number Of relief ships, so that the
regular ships may be brought in for
repairs. Some Of these positions are
of the greatest Importance to mari
ners, as, for example, the Nantucket
Shoals light-vessel, moored Al miles
from land, for which most of the
transatlantic vessels steer in approach
ing America, and the Diamond Shoals
light vessel, moored in 80 fathcms Of
water IL miles off Cape Hatteras and
marking the most dangerous locality
on the Atlantic coast of the United
States. These larger ships are full
powered vessels, capable of returning
to their station, and they each have
a crew of Is.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
AirpIane Forest Patrol.

The forest service is talking already
Of using airplanes to patrol forests
and give timely warning Of fires. This
is but one of the services to which the
plane will be put following peace. That
big American army Of aviation will
not be content to remain on terra firma
after it's vivid experiences in the air
under the most trying conditions. 1t
will create a demand for air service ;
and the wonderful improvements
brought about through the exigencies
of war will be turned to peaceful pur-
suits.-Rocky Mountain News.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
"s0LID VoRY' IN THE ARMY
Recruit Believed That He Should
Garry Out His Orders
Regardless,

Vancouver Barracks, Wash.-Cer-
tainty In regard to but one part of his
orders on the part Of a recruit sentry
here nearly caused the wounding of
IN officer Of the day. The sentry,
armed with a loaded rife, challenged
the officer on his approach.
"Halt!" he shouted in best form.
The officer halted and waited for the
rest of the challenge.
HALT" shouted the sentry again.
The officer began to exhibit interest,
especially as the sentry threw up his
rifle and took careful aim.
"Hey! What the blankety-blank are
you doing" shouted the officer.
Il got orders 10 say halt three times
and then fre," said the sentry.
The officer then explained that this
drastic action was only to be adopted
when the challenged intruder did not
answer as per form, ard the sentry
was much relieved to learn that he
would not have to start killing until he
not foyer there"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE

State of North Dakota, County Of
In County Court, Before Hon. Adam S.
MoOte, Judge.
In the Mater Of the Estate of Florence
Tucker, Deceased.
George Murray. Petitioner.
Samuel c. Tucker, Marion Tucker,
Claude Tucker. Creed Tucker, and
+. A. Lathrop as Guardian Of the
Estates of Claude Tucker and Greed
Tucker, Minor heirs of Florence
Tucker. deceased. Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents and all
persons interested in the Estate Of
Florence Tucker. Deceased.
notified that the petition Of George
Murray M Administrator Of the Estate
Champaign. County of Champaign and
State Of Illinois, deceased, has been
filed in this Court, therein petitioning
that he be authorized. empowered and
longing to said decedent's estate, des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
An undivided one-fourth (A) inter-
est OF, in and to the Southwest quar-
ter (sWA) Of Section thirty-two (32).
M45l, North Of Range Fifty-four (54).
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
in Steele County, North Dakota.
That said petition will be heard and
duly considered by this court at the
Court Rooms Of said Court. in the
County Court House, in the Village of
sherbrooke, in said Steele County,
North Dakota. on Friday, the 10th day
Of January, A. D; 1918. at ten (10) in
the forenoon Of that day.
Or, in the event the County Seal of
said Steele County shall b. then locat-
ed and established at the Village of
Finley, in the said County, then and in
that case in the Court Rooms of this
S Soid on IT. the SECOND floor Of the First
Finley, in the said County of Steele, at
the time above mentioned.
1t Is Further Ordered, That you, and
each of you, are hereby cited and re-
quired to be and appear before the
Judge of this Court, at said time and
place, and her and there show cause.
if n there be why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated November 18th, 1918.
BY the Court,
(seaD ADAM S. MOOTE.
Judge.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
FORESTRY AN EXACT SCIENCE
Growing Trees on Waste Land Ono Of
the Most Important occu.
pations Of Today.

zone Of the best ways to assist ma
ture in the work Of forest building is
to plant numerous small pine trees
during the spring and fall, or, to be
more exact, from April to June, and
from September IL to November Is.
Men who devote all of their time to
this and other woods work are known
as foresters, and that branch Of for
estry which has to do with growing
trees on waste land is called reforesta.
ton.
"The first step in this interesting
field Of work is the gathering Of the
seed. Every five to seven years the
pine trees bear a large crop Of cones,
and about the LIST of October the seeds
begin to fall from them and scatter
themselves over the ground; for every
seed possesses a gauzy wing by which
1t Is often carried a long distance af-
ter it leaves the mother tree. Men
gather the pine cones while green and
later extract the seed by threshing. 4,
1.-THE following spring, beds are pre-
pared, and in these the seed is sown
during the months Of May and June.
One pound of seed will produce about
10000 small trees, called seedlings,
When the seedlings are two years old
they are usually transplanted, and at
the end of another year or two they
are ready to be planted permanently
on the rough mountainsides, or wher-
ever there is any waste land, and from
that time they must fight their own
way. They are planted 6 feet apart
One man makes the holes with q mat
took, and two other men follow, plac-
ing a tree in each hole and stamping
the dirt firmly about the roots. BY
this method over a thousand trees can
be planted on an acre Of ground in a
single day.
"After the first few years the trees
begin to grow very rapidly, becoming
at the end of ten years as high as a
mans head, or higher. In twenty to
thirty years they begin to resemble
a real forest, and a few can then be
removed and sold as lumber or cord
wood, so that those remaining can
have more light and a better oppor-
tunity for growth. r. Simmons,
in st. Nicholas.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
Chain Armor.

An ingenious. improvement has re-
Gently been made to the already famil-
lar steel shrapnel helmet in Isl "over
there" It is designed to protect the
eyes and the upper part of the face
from splinters Of wood, stone, sand
and metal thrown up by exploding
shells. The new device is merely an
adaptation of the chain doors which
have been introduced into metal, chem
zeal and glass works in recent years
to protect the workers from the heat
of the furnaces and the splashes of
molten material. It consists of a
fringe of separate short lengths of
fairly heavy chain which effectively ar
rests the flying particles. On account
Of it's %looseness it does not seriously
interfere with the vision.-Popular
Science Monthly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
oUTcAsTs.

Ye have debauched the splendor Of the
sea,
Made shalnbles of its starry ways and
set
Murder by stealth where kinglys rule
should be;
This will the sea and seafolk not for
get.
Ye have defiled the beauty Of the land,
FEELING all kindly shade trees, goodly
fruits,
Fouling the wells. The very Sdesert sand
Would spew you out, We flthier than
brutes!
.Ye have betrayed the brotherhood of
men.
Spat on o pledge, ravaged offense-
less soil,
Robbed, raped and killed. hin ye to
proffer, then,
Hands from which lepers, loathing,
would recoil?
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
oId.Time Advocates Of Biz Navy.

Marcus Tullius Cicero has not MAIN
tained his reputation as statesman to
equal that Of his oratory or of his
literary quality. But he once was a
prophet of sea power just as truly as
is Il own Charles Schwab. "Ships
will win the war;" says Mr.. Schwab.
"Nos longis navibus tranquilitatem
aucupaturi eramus," said Marcus Tul-
Illus, which prehistoric knowledge Of
the Latin tongue translates into 1--WE
shall get peace by means Of long
ships.'
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
Arrayed Against Him,

Subway told me he had some visi-
tors at his home-two of his wife's
relatives and another guest who was
q friend Of his"
"Do you suppose he intended for you
to infer that the relatives were not
his friends?"
II presume so. I don't see how he
could regard them as other than enc,
mics, in view Of the fact that Mrs.
Jibway had money when he married
her and he didn't have a cent."-Bir-
mingham Age-Herald.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
RemodeNna a Name

"Why do you keep referring to Won
Ananias? There Is no such person
mentioned In the Bible"
II put the Won in myself. The
name Of the original mendacity expert
should be GermaDized as much as pos
slble."
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19

Lifts Fifteen Times Own Weight.
An electric magnet weighing only
'even pounds that will lift Is times Its
WI weight has recently been invented
t Is intended for use in machine shops
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-19
Almost Identical.

Wigway-It makes me hustle to pay
ny rent.
Harduppe-The question Of rent
ieeps me moving, too.