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The Hope pioneer., 1918-06-06
BUY W. S. S.
For County Judge

For County Judge
hereby announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the office of County Judge OF
Steele County, N. d., on the Republican
ticket, subject to the decision of the voters ut
the Primary Election to be held in June, 1918
Your vote and influence will be thankfully
received. 52-l4t
ADAM 8. MOOTE
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half and half proportion.
HOMINY
Three suggestions.
]. Hominy may be used in
stead wherever recipe says
macaroni, spaghetti or vermicelli.
2. Use hominy in making muf-
fins and quick breads.
3. Use hominy as a vegetable
for dinner and serve no bread.
ScallOped Hominy and Cheese
Arrange alternate layers. of
boiled hominv and grated cheese.
Pour over all a cup of white
sauce, made with corn starch, and
bake for 80 minutes. Cooked
fish or meat may be used instead
of the cheese.
THREE CAKE RECIPES
Corn (FlOur) Sponke Cake
/ cup corn flour.
/ cup sugar.
4 eggs.
2 tablespoons lemon.
1-S teaspoon salt.
Bake in an INCREASED pan for
SO to 40 minutes. Start in a
moderate oven, and when about
half done raise the temperature
to that of hot oven.
Methods of Mixing Sponge Cakes.
Separate whites and yolks. Beat
the yolks until thick and light
lemon color. Beat sugar into the
stiffened yolks, and add the lemon
juice. Fold in alternately the
stiffly beaten whites and flour.
Chocolate Cake
IL cup fat.
2-3 cup sugar.
1 cup strip.
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LEGAL. NOTICES

TREASURER'S NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Iment of Court Street from the west
line OF Bay View to the center line
of Third Street, in said Bay View
and Boulevard Avenue otherwise
known as Fourth street, In said
Bay View from Court street to the
street, all in the Town of Ruston,
by grubblng, and grading, and the
construction of curbs, cutters,
cross-walks and cross drains, and
cement sidewalks therein, and the
doing of such other work as may
have been necessary in connection
herewith. all as one improvement
| In Local Improvement District No.
Is, under Ordinance No. 149 of said
Town. has been approved and con-
| firmed by ordinance, and is now
due and payable and in my hands
said roll, or any portion of any
such assessment, may be paid at
any time within thirty 900 days
from the date of the first publica-
ton Of this notice. without penalty.
interest or costs All assessments
not paid within thirty (30) DAYS.
from the date Of the first publica-
tion of this notice shall draw inter-
est from the date the said assess
ment became due and payable, to-
VIII June ~, 1918 tDeinH the date
on which said roll was placed in
my hands for collection) at the rate
of seven per cent (7%) per annum.
All assessments charged upon said
roll remaining unpaid at the expir-
alton of one year after said nth
day OF June, 1918: shall thereupon
become and be delinquent. Upon
the delinquency of any such assess
Iment n penalty equal to eight per
cent $50 of the amount thereof
shall attach thereto. in addition To
such interest. Such assessments, in
terest. penalty and costs shall be
collected and the liens thereof en-
forced In the manner provided b,
law.
The date OF the first publication
OF this notice is June 18th, A. d
! JOHN o. JELLEBERG,
Treasurer of the Town of Ruston.
June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DICKS MANUSCRIPT SHOWS
A NEW DICK

1T is on queer kind of plane,
Marsie, wrote Dick in his manu-
script, that a man places his wife.
You often told me how l seem
ed trying to make you over into
something you were not and could
never be, something that / would
never have fallen in love with UNI
der any circumstances.
AT that time, dear, | did not
realize that | was doing this and
/ expect l was often very grouchy
when you sa d those things to me.
But / know now that cosmic
force is purely material. Nature is
moved by law, not spirit. A man
woos with desire according to ma
lures great law. After he weds,
nature has no more Interest in
him. 1t is then he must call upon
his soul for happiness If he would
find it.
And here, Margie, is where
the great mistake enters.
Man does not call upon his
own soul for happiness but he
tries in vague uncertain way to
make his wife over into a sort of
emasculated being that is his idea
of a feminine angel.
"Since l have been thinking
much on this subject have come
to the conclusion, Margie, that
man has two reasons for this:
He may not be conscious of 1t,
but l am sure he has them. How
ever much he has desired his wife,
however much he wanted the
substance of the sacraments, down
In his heart he wanted his wife
to be satisfied with the symbol.
Most men, altho they will not
acknowledge it even to them
selves, are sure that only in this
way-vicariously-can they trans
NIT souls to their children.
"A man desires a sweetheart,
he weds wife, he lives with the
mother of his children.
"All of which is splendid, my
dear, and would make heaven
upon earth IL he would live up to
this high standard, but unfortun-
ately he does not. While she, In
turn, becomes sweetheart, wife
and mother, he remains only and
always a man.
THE men who wrote the mar
rage service had an inkling Of
this. (Do you remember ours
dear, 1t was a long time ago. i
pronounce you man and wife
you see, they knew that after
marriage q man was still a man,
but a woman must always be q
wife until she exchanged the state
for that of mother.
"Margie, I shall never see my
'wife mother. but hope you will
get great comfort from the baby
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that is coming to you
Oh, Dick, If you only knew
what comfort the baby that has
come to me is.
l do not think / could have
stood the loneliness If ! did not
have a part of you to take in my
arms. l smother his little face
with kisses, dear, whenever / see
that little crooked smile begin to
creep to the corner of his mouth.
And | laugh-yes, dear, / laugh
as ! catch him up to me, for | say
to fate we, Dick and ], have out
witted you, for l still have a part
of him that will in future years
transmit a part OF himself to the
carrying on of human love, which
is only human progress.
l love all that you have written
here, Dick, because ! know that
you are searching for a reason, a
reason for all that life did to us
good and bad. 1t is the question
of the whole world since Time be-
gan.
Why is 1t that "the race is not
to the swift, nor the battle to the
strong, neither yet bread to the
wise, nor yet rich to men of I'M
derstanding, nor yet favor to men
of skill; but time and chance hap
peneth to them all"?
Even in that olden time when
the book of Ecclesiastes was writ
ten men pondered on these things
and we ponder on them today.
However much we think, how
ever much we act, however much
we fight, time and chance hap
peneth to them ALL"
Perhaps sometime, somehow
somewhere in the future some
child Of your child's child will he
able to vanquish time and chance,
but until then we will probably
be always cropping for the light
of our ideals that filter down into
the pit of our early misunder-
standing.
Ito Be Continued.)
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BY Cynthia Grey

The Seven Seas of Matri-
mony are infested with pi-
rates. according to the mod
ern dramatic and literary
view, and according also to
many a news item and di-
voree court record.
Love is a buccaneer," say
some, land he captures his
booty only to abandon it,"
Love is Siren, Lor-
elei,' say others, "and her
song is but a lure to ship
wreck.
IF we are sophisticated"
say the romances. I'VE must
look upon Cupid as forever
seeking and never satisfied.
We respect the law OF change
In everything else, so we can
not expect love to be the one
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stable emotion"
Whoever is charmed by
these vagrant theories will
naturally take a zigzag course
thru life, but whether pur-
sued or pursuing, will some
day come to a sudden disas-
ter.
No domestic bark ever yet
reached the City of Happi-
ness on the Port of Prosper
ity in the Land of Long Life
without grave responsibility
and great risk.
For every fair passage
something more than affec-
ton Is needed to freight the
ship. Loyalty and fidelity
must go on board. They are
the only ammunition for use
against pirates. Nobody ever
pays much attention to them
until they are required. But
when the black flag comes
over the horizon. they may
- Yelled upon to save the
day.
nd so--"all's WE'LL"
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10 YEARS
FOR LIEUT.

The first commissioned officer
of Camp Lewis to serve a court
martial sentence will be Stanley
F. Walker of Los Angeles, second
lieutenant of the 361st infantry,
who will shortly begin a 10-year
sentence at a federal prison.
On the charges of desertion
and of passing bad checks,
Walker was found guilty by court
martial and sentenced to a 25-year
term. This was reduced to 10
years by President Wilson.
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3 eggs.
"a cup milk.
! teaspoon salt.
2 cups corn flour.
" cup ground rolled oats.
6 teaspoons baking powder.
/ teaspoon cinnamon.
2 squares chocolate.
l teaspoon vanilla.
Spice Cakc-1OOf6 Barley Flour
" cup fat.
2-3 cup sugar.
l cup strip.
3 eggs.
u cup milk.
] teaspoon vanilla.
u teaspoon ginger.
6 teaspoons baking powder.
! teaspoon salt.
l teaspoon cinnamon.
II teaspoon cloves.
] teaspoon allspice.
81 cups barley flour.
cup raisins.
Method: Cream the fat, sugar
and egg yoke. Add the strip and
mix well. Add alternately tho
liquid, and the dry ingredients.
sifted together. Add the flavor
ing and fold in the we'll beaten
egg whites. Bake for one hour in
a moderate oven. After 20 minutes
raise the temperature to that %
a hot oven.
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Piper Elected
BY Adventists

By an unanimous vote Elder j.
F. Piper of Seattle was reelected
head of the Western Washington
Conference of the Seventh Day
Adventists, which are now conven-
ing at Manitou park.
The following men we're elected
as the conference to sit with him i:
Elder j. A. Holbrook, of Belling-
ham; Elder F. M. Oliver, Seat
tie; F. Fl. Conway, Vancouver; S.
N. Ritterhouse, Centralia; H. z.
Davis, Aberdeen; G. H. Murrin,
Straits district. T. L. Copeland
was reelected secretary.
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275Pronoted

Breaking the record for the
county schools, 275 9Th grade
pupils have finished their gram
mar school course and have been
promoted to the high school, ac-
cording to the report from the
office of the county superintend-
ent.
Elene Ackley OF Midland held
the highest scholarship average,
with 95.3 per cent.
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PIRATES INFEST SEVEN
SEAS OF MATRIMONY

(This is the last of the Seven
Seas of Matrimony, articles by
Cynthia Grey, and we hope that
you will ride over them In JOY and
safety to the City of Happiness
which is ON the Port of Prosperity
in the Land of Long Life.)
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SIMPLE, WHITE FROCK FOR WAR BRIDES
PATRIOTIC
NEED FOR
ECONOMY
BY Cynthia Grey

whether Sne De tne new, TO-
mantle war-bride, or the common
or garden variety of June Bride,
the maiden who mates with her
Prince Charming or Captain
Courageous in the rose month, is
|passionately interested in clothes.
And THE dress Of the normal
woman's life time, the costume
of her girlhood dreams and her
middle-aged memories, the frock
which is The alpha and omega of
her clothes career, is now, and
always, her wedding gown.
In this war year there is, of
course, a patriotic sense of the
need of economy in wedding
gown. Many brides of army and
navy men content themselves with
a well tailored suit and smart
hat for the simple ceremony,
either at church or at home.
Several Satins
But the tradition of white
satin for brides is too old and too
dear to be discarded, it seems, and
altho the gowns themselves econ
omize in the rich laces, embroi-
deries, and pearl trimmings of
more prosperous years, white satin
is still the favorite.
The choice of satins this year is
divided among several types.
Swiss satin is perhaps the most
popular, as it has soft finish, a
l uarxr lio.I, Tho 10
tial qualities of the once inevita-
BILE duchess satin, but without its
stiff intracability for draping.
Swiss satin has enough body to
stand alone" and yet sufficient
softness to fall in the graceful
folds and drapery demanded by
seasons mode.
Worn without Veil
| Chamois satin, with softly
Ipebbled surface is also a favorite,
and the Satin Franchise, made in
France, and adorable in it's soft
ness and sheen, is one frequently
chosen for the woman of discern
ling taste.
For afternoon weddings crepe
meteor is a wise choice, its some
what dull surface being better
suited to the day time functions
than the more formal and elau-
crate satin.
The wise little war-bride with
an eye to the future use of the
wedding costume, often selects a
very fine, heavy quality of white
crepe de chine, practical in tex
ture and wearing quality, yet deli
cate and fine in effect. These
simple gowns are made in strictly
tailored lines which will lend
themselves later to semi-formal
afternoon and evening wear. Such
gowns are worn without veil
and are seldom reserved for the
wedding ceremony only.
White and Simple
Other brides of quiet taste and
modest purse select wedding
gowns of fine white cotton net,
woven on the silk net machines,
and of exquisite fineness. Worn
over foundation of white china
silk they make lovely frocks. Or
candle, too, with its crisp dainti-
ness, and wolfe, both durable and
delicate, are in high favor with
brides.
This year, as usual, the only es-
sential qualities of the wedding
gown are that it shall be white
and fine, the material is a matter
for the individual taste of the
bride Only one new quality is
added by the demands of the war
and the SOLDERING thoughts OF the
time-that the gown be simple
and without needless expense or
foolish display.
Keep THE gown white, and
keep it simple, little brides, and
Dame Fashion and your war con-
science will both smile approyal.
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CORN
BARLEY
OATMEAL
RICE and

AhLE
OATMEAL
RICE and
Other Cereals.
Saving the wheat for our SOL
diers and the allies.
In using substitutes, mullins or
dropped biscuits are preferable to
nodded biscuits.
OATMEAL
The food of many uses.
Breakfast Food, Puddings,
Baked Dishes with nuts) in
place of meats, Bread, Waters,
Cookies, Soups.
Combination Mullins
Method of mixing. Add to the
cup Of milk, the melted fat, strip
and slightly beaten egg; sift the
salt, baking powder and flour to-
gether. Use a coarse sieve so that
no part of the flour is wasted.
Combine the two mixtures, stir
ring lightly without beating. Bake
in a hot oven for 20 to 80 min
nutes depending upon the size of
the mullins.
Ground Rolled Oats, Corn Flour
/ cup liquid.
/ tablespoon fat.
2 tablespoons strip.
2 eggs Cor -.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
q cup ground rolled oats.
/ cup corn flour.
Barley Flour, Oats
1 cup liquid.
/ tablespoon fat.
2 tablespoons strip.
2 eggs Tor ID.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
l teaspoon salt.
Ia cups barley flour.
y cup ground rolled oats.
Oatmeal Betty
2 cups of cooked oatmeal.
4 apples cut up small.
" cup raisips.
" cup sugar.
"a teaspoon cinnamon.
Mix and bake for " hour.
Serve hot or cold. Any dried or
fresh fruits, dates, or ground pea
nuts may be used instead of ap-
pies. Will serve five people.
Oatmeal Pie Crust
2 cups finely ground oatmeal.
/ cup boiling water.
l tablespoon fat.
Scald oatmeal with the water
Add fat and mix thoroly. Roll
very thin and line small pie OF
tart tins with mixture. Bake in
hot oven.
RICE is A GOOD MIXER
1t must be well cooked.
SavOry Rice
You won't need any bread wher
you serve this:
1 cup rice with boiling water
cover we'll.
l teaspoon salt.
/ piece green or red pepper.
cups tomatoes.
1 small onion.
Wash and drain rice, add Il
! boiling sailed water and cool
rapidly until soft. Drain. Each
grain should be distinct. Cool
tomatoes, onion and pepper ter
minutes. Add them to rice and
steam 20 minutes.
Don't be afraid to use cooked
rice IL you are making bread. II
corn bread 1t can be used In 9
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Housewife: Here Are
Practical Ways For
Saving Wheat Flour

The following suggestions to aid Tacoma
housewives in observing the no-wheat pledge
have been prepared for the local food admins
traitor. The recipes have been carefully tested.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28

Jsy professor zemfel cekani vlak New Jersey Pa
tne nasledkem sesos veke nemoha pr dnesni ychlo
doprave" vlaku dockati
Berline zabto byo poulicnch rezich sto id ne
jaky tyden Ceveande tomuo berlinskemu rekor
du Vyrovname bez revoluce.
Nam dosud v Amerce pratel, pravl pan Vilem Hohen
zoern zae, ale krmnaech detencnich taborech, od
kud mu sotva budou moc vyslat pomoc
y
Pokud Sc Ruska tyce meene 81 ruce, povida nase sta
amercka znamost pan hrabe Bernsdorf Nesaci Nenc
by potfeboya ably smy spinave jednan Brest Ltevsku
ddkladnou koupel !. }%4*S5.aE
Jsme potesen nadsenym uvltanim presdenta Wilsona
Londyne ale zda nam nepfrozenym ably nacenfk demo-
kraticke repubky e kocare panovnkem byt toho ne
usavnejsiho statu.
.t-
Naorni sekretar Daniels pozdraven byl kazdou vaec
lodi Francie navravsi devatenac ranam. Tim
ale sotva nasyya nemluvnata enemennich domech chu
dych newyorskych ctvrti, kde nedostava meka.
Pekna porce husy dobre poevce kousku stavnate
no pax mouck dve skence rzneho piva vonn dout
mix vse to Csc Ctena zajste pa to asi il ale
jstujeme re to nevime take nak bychom tam sl sam.
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zykem do dnesniho dne pres
vsechny germanisacni pokusy.
Cd nepameti Slesvik byl SOU
castkou kralovstvi danskeho.
Naproti tomu Holstyn byl SOU
castkou stare nemecko-fimske
rise. Obyvatelstvo je smiseni-
nou germanskeho a slovanske-
no plemene a bylo dplne ger
manisovano. Je dnes tax doko
male nemecke, jako obyvatel-
stvo Holstynu danske.
Nesnaze obou techto provin
eli povstaly v patnactem stole
tt, kdy v6vodstvf Holstynske do
brovolne Sc pripojilo k vevod-
stvi Slesvickemu pod zezlem
danskeho krale, Kristiana PRIV
niho, ktery napotom v okamzi-
ku nadsene radosti mad spoje
MIN Sc hastericich sousedG pro
hlasil, re ODE vevodstvi navzdy
"nerozpustitelne" mali byti
spojena. Cd toho okamziku o.
tazka Slesvik-H -Holstyna mela
siinou podobnost Mark Twai-
novymi 'siamskymi dvojcaty,'
aspoh We smyslu narodnostnim,
nebot' kazda snazila sc jiti il
nym smerem anebo spfse snazi
la sc strhnouti druhou k smeru,
kan ple1nenny, jazykovy a ma
fodnostni duch je tahl. A tax
pc staleti byl tu y proudu zvla-
stni zapas oba distrikty ope-
tovne rozdeleny, rozparceloVa
ny a znovu spojeny, die toho,
jakou naladu jevila doba. A
zdstalo pro stareho Bismarcka,
ably vynasel v Zaprasenych ar
chivech zapomenutou deklara-
ci Q "nerozpustitelnostitelne u
nil" vydanou pred 400 lety,
by poskytla zakladnu pro pla-
NY pfivteleni obou provincii k
Prusku, coz uskuteCnil svou
methodou "krve a zeleza", vpa
dem do Danska v roce 1854.
Neni temnejsi stranky v hi
storii pruskych intrik mad tu,
jez jedna Bismarckov6 beso-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28

Charlemagne zridil svnj kapi4
tol v AK la Chapelle, ktere ne
naleza SIC ma Rynu, nova a lep-
81 era byla zahajena a v dobe
stfedoveke, zakladajic svou
kulturu ma zbytcich rimske ci-
vilisace, Poryni bylo nejosvice
nejsi casti Evropy.
Tricetileta valka a smlouva
Westfalska, kterou Elsasko pfi
rceno bylo Francii, znamenaly
pocatek nesnazf, jez skonceny
byly teprve v minulych dnech.
Francie mela tehdy stejne jake
dnes spravedliby narok ma tuto
provincii, ktera duchem i civil
saci thine k romanske Francii.
Napoleon uskutecnil Caesardv
sen, nebot' v roce 1901 pripojil
-Porynsko opetne k Francii.
Vidensky kongres v r. 1915
vratil dolejsi cast ddoli Ryna
Nemecku, ponechav Elsasko Lo
trinsko Francii. To bylo prici-
nou prusko-francouzske valky
v letech 187O-1871. Prusko
urvalo znovu ODE tyto provincie
Francii.
Nenf tom sporu, re pristi
mirovy kongres vrati Elsasko
a Lotnnsko zpet Francii. Snad
i Lucembursko a cast stare Pc
rynske provincie pripadne teto
zemi. Elsasko a Lotrinsko nikdy
nedovedlo Sc sprateliti s neme-
ckym jarmem a bude-li toto Il
zemi pfipojeno k Francii, spine
no bude pranf vetsiny obyvatel
techto provincif.
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SLESVIK-HOLSTYN.

Revolucni hnuti v SIesvik-
Holstynu, jez vyvrcholilo die
poslednich zprav utvofenf
prozatimni republiky, muze
znacnou merou prispeti k roz-
resent otazky slesvicko-holstyn
ske, jez tentokrate muze byti
,>vyrizena v novem duchu narod
nostni spravedlnosti a prava o
sebeurceni narodu. Toto utvore
nj prozatimni republiky mIze
byti roztetim gordickeho uzlu
a ma vzdy odstraniti zaloby
danskeho lidu, ktery nikdy ne
prestal doufat, re nasilim mu o
dejmute kraje jednou znovu
pTipojeny budou k matefske
zemi. -.-...-
Dansky lid upira svoje made
je ha zakrocenl Spojenych Sta
til v jejich zajmu. Neutralita
Dahska byla silnou diplomatic
kou prekazkou, pres TO, re asi
$4,000 muzI puvodu danskeho
bylo v fadach vojska Pershing-
ova, a znacha cast jich vstoupi
la do sluzeb vlajky hvezd a pru
hi dobrovolne. Dansky slesvic
ky narodni vybor, jehoz hlav-
nj lradouna jest v New Yorku,
predlozii jiz naroky ujafme-
nych svych bratri presidentu
Wilsonovi a americkemu lidu
v nadeji, ze budou uvazeny a
spravedlnosti ucineno zadost.
Ma mape, jak tato jevila Sc
nam pri zahajeni svetove val
KY Slesvik-Holstyn tvofil east
n9mecke rise, ku ktere pfivte-
len byl roce 1864. Nicmene
Slesvik- -Holstyn je danskym do
kosti ,netoliko v jazyku, duchu
a tradicich, nybrz i " narod-
Mich tuzbach. Byl takovym po
staleti a germanisace, jakkoliv
nAsilna kruta, nedovedla tn
ucfnjti zmeny. Devadesat pro-
cert jeho obyyatelstva je dan
ske krve a, ihluvi danskym, ia
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PSI We VALCE.

"Venujte sve psy vlasti," tax
znela posledni vyzva briticke
vojenske lradovny k lidu, "a
dajic velky pocet psi stavecich,
ovcackych, novofundlandskych
a jinych k vycviku do valky.
Velke slime druhy PSI jsou
Ipouzivany "a posly ma bojisti,
mensi co strazci v lezeni.
Valecnl psi Sc znanenite o.
svedcili ma bojistich We Francii,
hlavne jako poslove. Ably vlada
anglicka snaze primela lid k
tomu, ably j sve psy prenechal
ku vycviku ma pole valecne, u
verejn.la castecne aopon, k ce-
mu jak jich pouziva. K vycvi
ku techto ctyrnohych valecnikG
je zarizena zvlastni skola. Jsou
hlavne pouzivani ma bojisti,
kde hrozi nejvetsi nebezpeci
izivotGm vojina. Pes prebehne
takove nebezpecne misto ry-
chile a snadno, kdezto vojin by
smrti nebo zraneni neusel. TAX
je zachovano mnoho lidskych
zivotu prece Sc zridka stava,
re by ctvernohy posel pri tako-
We prilezitosti O zivot prisel.
Pfi jedncm prepadu Nemcn
bylo nutno rychle poslati vzkaz
ku hlavnlmu velitelstvi o po-
moe. Mezi hlavnim stanem a
prepadenym oddflern ,se MALE
zala znacna rozlitina vody,
pres niz by Sc byl lidsky posel
nikterak nedosta1, kdezto pes
ri snadn@ pfeploval. Pes vyko-
ma takove poselstvf v nekolika
| minutach, kdezto clovek by k
tonu potreboval nekolik no.
din.
Stalb sc jsdhou, zs pes pfi-
fesl do hlavniho stanu dulezi-
te poselstvi, ale mel dolni celist
strelou roztristenou, tax ze rrnu
'sel byti zab't. Pfece vsak sv1j
ukol provedl, coz by II cloveka
mono ifebylo. Jiny pes We Elan
drech vykonal d6lezitou posil-
ku uraziv dive. a pull mile "a
ctvrt hodiny v prudkem desti
kuli, aniz by byl jake poraneni
utrpel. Jindy Ease byl pes wy
Sian depesi, ktera byla zaro-
ven telegrafovana polnim tele-
grafem a pes dodal svou depesi
o tfi ctvrti hodiny drive, nez
mohla byti pc dratu doruceiia.