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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-01
9nmmbeitem Der Iabeutidem.

Son oen Gummbeiten Der Mnoeut-
(ffe1i, oie bas @efdbrli1e baben, ocB
iic I'M Iuslanb fir bitteren grnit ae-
nommen unb Dem oelitid)en 8olfe sur
Bait gelegt fperben, moft Ser Ghef-
reoattenr oes n8erl. 9ageblattesse,"
:. @olff, ne~uerbings, unbebinbcrt
bon Der 3eniur, cine DtuIterIeie. ST.
bet aQbeutide,l rRbeiniid=@ eftfoli=
iGen 3eitina" miro auseinanoerges
ieet, Die 3eritorltng BON Earis. more
.tiht au5uiebr 5t beoauern. Earis lei
uomlid) IN belieren biltoriiden 9nll=
beufmalern gar nid)t 10 reifl Ger
9idlter &auberem faub Dierin Sic
..Elumsbeit oes beirtIdeu @ises, Der
Sort Oriiben inter Der @irfltna BON
6irolf @las Bier 8el1dter cttfeiieln
farn." @eiter i'm Cert, Sn eiitcm
9egriiBnnasartifef, Sen er Dem She
aipen mibmete, nerlid)erte 8raf Ne
uentlop, Der oeiltid)e Sab gegen Gng.
lanb babe i'm 9aufe Ser lseten Sssafrs
erfreuli6e Sortihritte genadt." gr
f;igtc bi15u, oaB er oas nuid]t ans
9iebe SIT llnmoralilhen @efiiblcn" ia.
ae, lon6erli neil 8olfsbaB 5n erfolg.
reider g%efdmpfltng 8roBbritanniens
eill tatidflif nnentbebrlid)cs Silfs
mittcl, ia cine Ser Saitptpotansietun=
Gen ilt." 6ar6en bat nelilid) bic amt
lidleii Geridlte Ser lcsten sSerrelt.
ta,lsopbatten burtfprid)t mo III Ger
.3ufitnft einige iittereiiante Hroe=
ltef1en atteinanoer gereibt. @raf gebr
10 fiibrt. @olff int .gerliier Sage
hlatt an idlilOerte 0cltidlanos
Ieinoe ais 5erlmolmt uro G~ernid)teno
altfs @aupf geId)lager nri0 erfldrtc.
y0eltidaano bate oieies Graebnis
Dem llnIltanoe 5u peroaufeit, oaB Die
uSrrlebren oes Earlnmentnrisnns"
uid,t pcrtpirflidt moroen leien. JtaG
sem SEER bon Sloenbura 'eilicn @i-
oerpinen gegen moraliidle @roberull-
gen g~eauBcrt, @rnf 5u Haneau Sic
bclgiIdc T~feroe5uft ais unentbebr,
lidl fir Die eleidle oelltide .3ndtriG-
tlllig" be3eidnet ulo Scr cbemaliee
StoatSniniiter Sreiberr b. Rbeinbn-
ben cine ufelte &ano~ anl Bic gr;-
befen uoll Songpp nno gricp gcIegt
Fate, uabni Der &err 5ortilomic, i.
9ntofi Sriebe ons @ort. Sd modtp
heffcn," iaste Sortiloipies in eitlem
Idngeren Sate, ~ooB mir idlicbIih
na5i fornmen, Die frar5oiiid)e Sora.
he, Die unierm oelitlden &eiell, lili.
ierer oeltid)en @erfaiiung ME ser
| ganse fran5oiiide 8olfsgeiIi 10 fern
Itebt, pie Die Haft DEM Gag, oaB Die
Spraf)e urto Der @eilt, bon oenen i'm
5rieoen 10 piel gergiitung nod)
9el,tiflano gefommen lit, uno oercn
@orberriden MIR auf cine frii6ere
uno ~boffentlidJ ME mieoerfehrenoe
@elibeoertuna oes iran5oliiden Sol
feS 8uriidsufibral lit, ooB mir oa5u
fommen, bieie Sprnde it Sdulbe.
tricb bllrd) ilapil6e Spraden, INSIDE,
Ionoere ocs &uiinden, 81 erlesen, Die
5urad)e zines 8olfes, oas, int 8egen.
iaB SIT Dent fran5oiiifenb iider nod
cine 9robe 3iifunft Dor iih bot. =
Sclbit i'll ben tpirrIte,t uno triibiter
epod)en bat ma oie @eiitesidase Der
Nolfer, nit oelen man i'm 2rieet
loh Ipeoer geidmabt tod berihmdbt
Sellte meint man oen @egner 5li fra.
fen, inoem man iid ielbit CUR Ser.
drumming berbammt - fii9t @otfi
bin3u.
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Dem 8las UNI Seniter! gs miiBte 10
geben, es miiBtel Sltern ipIroe
Die Ignes ~fonfirmiert, baum foE1n,e
ibr auf) tpobl Ser bertrand nit Dem
Mntte.--
Werftpiirbig, Dob Seoe aerfoo
ME mieoer beruntergefomlnen mari
Gle ainoer lieB iie iih snuar 5nipeilat
binuufbolen, uno Damn fanlen Tie or
bentlid) gefdmnlt ul1b altsgeflift mic
Ser. CT lelbit bdtte es nid)t generft.
aber bic &aroiine lagte es. nrD Die
&aroline ifidte oonu aud bodIt I'm.
| gertiert Ole 5errilienefl @osdelt, R1d.
den un6 Striimpfe Der milben Han-
hen onrdl @gnes 5u Srdulein aerfou,
oenn oo5n babe lie feline 3ett, be6a1r-
tete tie, uno felt Elm pnar Sugela itieg
oas Siingite ieoen Morgen Inn sehn
ltbr binauf mo muroe BON Taftc
aerfom in Ser Stunt bes 2eiens u1b
Red)nens meiter unterriftet, oas
beiBt, es mad)te ieine Sdrlaufgaben
. oroben inter ibrer 4ufii6t, nie Big
Der in Der ainberlhibe ilnteil, 1,llr
beiier.
Sel,te mar bes Ob~erforiters &c
mirtstae. gr ieIbit batte niht bara1
geoadt, aber Der Stral,B slItern uato
bunter Walbblatter, Ser auf benz
adFfeetiidt ftan6, erinnerte i'm oarar,
unb ebenio Die feierlider ertnur.
turesponen Gefidter Ser &inoer. ne
rem ieoes fein 8ersden laste; gants
9erfon bate lie o~iefelben gelebrt.
IS iuar6 linn ionoerbar an M,lt,
uno ser 0anf ipoate nidt red)t aus.
Der aeble. ST mmBte an bis @eidifte
init Ienne bertfeu. - ginnof in
icinem 2eben mar ein Sturn1ipino
iiber i'm gebrnuIt, batte i'm in beiBer
Seioenidlaft aefdiittelt ltno gebellet,
mo oa - neill, oas Diir6e er ME
pertpinoen, oas miiroe elm tulltroer
Sled bleiben seitlcbensl llno nebelt
oielcn grinnerungelt Der Lief en- ont
oeres @efiibl, etpas als fIbfe ein fin
Ger Salid eieien punoen Sled, oaB
er i'm 5lIpeilen bod perseHen fonnte,
lrno Der Saudi gitig ans bon Gem
Walten> Dem 6eihcioenen. foIt itlt-
| liftbaren @alten zines gebiioetclt,
Der Itdnonispolen 8eietis, ouS Gin
| 3ufaa ibm ins Saus eeIitbrt. hos mie
| Scr CUTE @eilt Teller in ieinen fier
8f1blen geberridt battel
Gs mar ibm Der @ebanfc ME qe.
fomlnen, lie SIT feiIeln fir INNER,
tom linn audi beute nidt, er bate
nid)t Den Mut gebobt, sic &ano nod
Der goeIoome aus5uitreden - er Ger.
chrte iie anoodtig, ans Ser Serne,
/ ais euten @ngel ieines Souies. uno
MN, lett Te i'm berlalien, pitdS ihn5
Elm ionoerbares, Itarfes Gerlanqen in
Die Seele bineinL bob er nid1ts benfelt
tonnte oIs oaS cine: obne ! qe6t
es gar nidt, lit es fein 2e6ctl ltuo
or JOB lie b~elt0noig 90 oriibelt pieoer
ltten ON 6enIter, Die &iuoer nm lid,
-es mar gum Ger5meifeln, rein 8ltnt
@er5ipeifelnl
@r lod)te iiber iid uao ifiittelte
Den Gopt Dab Die Silpoer nermunoert
altf bord)ten uno lid) NIT oen @ubogen
ItieBen lob bes 8aterS loaoerborelt
Weiens. llno 6ann fubr er aus i~eillent
9riiterl empor mo Iirid) Dem ltGnni
gen guben iiber Den aopF. pNuu,
mas fam i'd eitd oeun bcrte Suites
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6eiraten = 0eburten - Sobesfalle,
Seiroten

Seirnten:
Stto s. &retidnler lnb &nSe
Serbs.
Gbpin S. 9rernr ilrb Gameiia
@iuert.
See Stop grompeter unb gliiabeti)
M. Sdpueler.
Irnpb 8rotpr Malter itnb Minlap
Sdeuneu1at1rt.
9obart Gbpmplon nno ~ssoiephire
S9miM.
Sames Miaer utlo Sufoa 3efmfe
Geo. Sc. Srems uno sSrieoo g.
SSltrgeuien.
Geo. @ebrmaim it. nth 9aasa
Spmriel.
Mauriee 9eder II. 9orotbn 9oIns
min.
Oscar GreiB lrno Tran Rad,el
Srurce.
Weburten:
Som @oloberger uno 6ralr~ ein
Waodben, Oscar S. Drummer uno
6rou, elm Mabden; g. g. 9eefgefr
iutb 5rau, elm &mabe; GILBERT $.
BeiB uno 6rall, elm Manden, %.
8rieSenbed uno 6rali, Gin &1iabe; 6.
Il. 0iebd uno Sruit elm Maoden;
Sobu @oreubefl uab 6rali elm 9no-
be, Ganiel GbriItopber uno Strait,
en- Mabden; - 8ottiger into 6rall,
Gin anobe; g. S. Muiie uno Srau,
Elm Wfdoden; 9. s. 2othrinaer uno
5roiL, Gin &nobe-
GooeSfdIIe:
&p. 8ietler ans Comfort, SO
Sabre; Charles 3. M. Giier. glter
ltntefanrft.
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Sans nnb Gretd,ru..

Gretden ididt ibr 8riltbilb eiir,
LIMB, TIM 9dnsfen gu erfreun,
SollefIs mir bier @orte lein.
~Rennit on oieie 3iege2"
@dnsden iiebt's uno ldGelt Nib.
SdrreiM. ebglei6 er freliSerfiiEt,
SAB am lebensgroBen Bib
Shnr tseif mebr nod lfege.
a8iait hi, boIoes @reteIeut,
Sang uno gar meiu 3er5 erfreatn,
9. 10 LAB es gr0Ber fem
Sir hen lteben 9ulrs
@retden. obne 8nlt nno 0fufl
2nBt Iid muIen ornif I'M Mlt
SebenSgroB nnb ftreiht oaSu.
.Sier bait ou midi @ansf"
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9as automobil oes i'm Gau
syielo bel Nidita Sails itationierteri
2eiltnafts 6. 8. McGarter, in Dem
fif anber ibm nod ieine 5rau be.
fasto, tprroe auf elmer 8abnfreu5ltno
ysiffen Bonnie itb Bellevue bon Ell.
gem Sradt5uge Der Sort @ortb &.
Henber gnbu benoliert. 8rm SIC
Aurter suur6e auf Der Steae get6tei
auab Der Seutnant in fdperpetlebten
3~uftanoe alif elmer Srod)tlofomtotict
siad) benz SoIpital in @idita Soils
sarnnsportlert.
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Ole berihieoenen &omli

XIX UtI IultUttlelt SIu|ltlltS UtL
a. 2ibertp MnIeibe : &anlpdgne 30
Zen ON Montage fir CO. $736,33O
Bombs abgeleBt. Mit Sen lid altf ca.
eine Wfaion Dollar beloufenoel1
3eif)mtngell nnl Sanastag iii iiber
Gin Grittel Der nltf San antonio mo
gerar County fallenoen Glote III Sen
erIten beioen Sageu uttergebradt.
Im Is. Sftober miro cine 81
fi5ierS Snltrltftionsidule int Ser Melt=
Eeras Militorp aeooenr er0fEnet
per6en.
Std0tiihe Geteftinef. uerbatte=
ten 6rei Soloaten, mcldle I'M Ser
oad)t iteben, @inbriid)e IN Sdafer'8
0r1tg Store an Der 4penlle 6 ulo in
Sritide's Drug Stpre alt Der Gar
Jon StraBe heriibt gu bahen. Siidfc-
bern, 8ooafs uilo 3iearetten, pelf)e
aus Sbdfers 4potbefe geitoblen ma=
rem NIB einen @ert bon Sill repro
lentierer, Ipnrben in elmer NIlep III
Der Wat NeB StraBe pergraben Dor
gefunoen. Sic aus Sritide's Storc
'g~eitoblenen Mrtifel i'm Merte bon
$500 iinb nod nidt entoeff.
Die @eneraIe gabeG. Sarleh
Safe @olters, McGiu, lotpie Ser
Sterit Ben Gear bielten an MontGse
Nnfprafen on Die I'M CAMP GtarIeo
gum @eiltd Der &apalerie-SnItruf,
tons Sdnle eingetroffenen Sffi5ters
an6 Sffi5ier : Mspirante1
Der Staotrat bat Die Gerbaao-
(uugen iiber Die BON ser Yublic Ser
oice gompanp etngereid]te Hetitior,
Den Gnbrpreis altf sen StraBenbab=
men bon 5 nltf 6 Gents erboben 51
0Mrfeil, beiite @ormittog mieber auf-
genommeil. Die geridte hes Stnbt,
arapalts Wc9fiIarL ipeld)er lid nett
lid iber Die StraBenhobn Gerbdlt
niiie IN 9alas, Sort 8ortb, @oulton
it16 @nlpeiton perionlid) %informiert
batte, tpiiroen perleieil. Sptpeit BE.
fdltitt, miro cine oefinitine @ntid)ei=
hung erlt III ser regltl1ren Staot-
rats=SrsutQ nddlten 9onnersta1
nbaeseben.
Die Somenz 5an1ilie imt 3oolu.
gifdeit @arteu bat am Moniag nor
gen oiird, Die @ebmrt nef orei jltngcn
a0tuen 3ieiuad)s erbalter. Sic &oG
merlin mo ihrc Babies Iolleti iid) mohl
befinhea.
Der alis San 9lntortto ltam
lnenoe Soloat, Gnil .iiilIfe lit om
0onnerstaa I'M Camp 9epeits.
Raff., Gil Der ipaniIdeit Grippe, 81
Der it'd sungenentsiinoune geiellt
bdtte, nus bent 2eben eeid,ieoen. Die
@fterrt, ipeld)e BON Dem bcoenflid)ell
3uitanbe nes iungel Mannes tele,
gropbiih i'll &enntnis geiebt marei,.
batten Iid) iofort nod Camp Gcpens
f'eaeben linb faitben iGren Sobn nltd
arod, am Sebell. er ~permod]te tic
nod 81 e~rfennen, neridlico aber fiir;e
3eit oaraiif. Gel hinge ;}ilblfe mar
III Snn MntoHio geboren uno ergo
gen, feitoem or Sic Sd)ile perlaiien
nno bis 5u leinem @intritt IN Die pr.
NEE mar er in Ser Carnegie 9iblio-
tbef tdtie eeueien. 9as @eerabnis
finoet naditem 9onferstag inter mi.
ltdriifen Gbrenbe5eugineen auI
oem iittberiid)en 5rieobofe ltatt; Na-
tier gSolff bon Der St. eesoballnes
STRIDE mirb Ole @rabreoe 6alter.
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trn. onm1it ibr merit, oaB mid enrs
8eoi6te erfreitt baben2"
Sic iaben iid u1stereiuanoer I'M
nnb idtpiesen.
nWoat ibr gbofplnbe Inb Bre=
8eln2 Oie &nroline fDf lie eub nad]-
mittags briugen."
Sic ihiittelter Die &Dpfss, uio Die
beioen Siingiten ~ordnsten iih on Die
aeltelte llno Ser Slu1ge miiperte ibr
ctmas 5li-
(Gortiesung foIat.)
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gadftfdeGbilulppbie

Sebrerin: y@ir fomnlell MN 5u
Sen @egriffen Gaitm unb Set -.
Nos lit vHaum," Sraulein MtiiuerT"
- @obere Sod)ter: uGaum lit. III
Der fleimIten Siitte, iiir ein gliidlidJ
lieheno Boar"
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Wnr ams &prGflt.

.0u bolt Dir ia ein neues gall
fletb MAIDEN IalIen! 9eiu p%oridbrigeS
mar aber bod nod gau5 biibid2l"
= .9aS ifon, aber peiBt OH, ionlt
meinen Die 2elrte, id idBc nod bonn
uorideu 9aue hierl"
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WSp's G,elN lit.

.Sonit Job mo Sic INNER oen
biiblhelten Wtdod)en nadloufen, SER
&ieutenant, uno iett mr. 9dBlideni"
- Will heiraten."
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Wpblmeinenb.

Bapo (5ur Eofter BEL Ser Soiree) :
SD bitt' Did, 2oura, ling nidtl
On perlitgIt Dir Ionit pieoer einen
8rdutiaami"
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8emlie.

San antonip, 1. Sftober, 1918.
aartoffeln, gnl., $3.50.
5iibfartoffeIn, GAM. $500.
3tuiebeIn, Tegns Nernmbas. $3.50 nno
SITS, grhltul 8ore $t.75 uno $500.
Somnten, Gal, $3.50.
8ohnen. COLORADO, Yinto. pet Bfo..
$1t.00; California 8nbous, per ctut..
5000; Yinfs. $3.50; Gina. $3.50;
9abb, $500; 8Iadebes, 5000
Stride Gtrtna Beans, $3.5e uno 81.
&abf, $3.50 uno 1915 per 100 BIO.
8riner Yfeffer. $500 per @uidei.
Raoie5d)en. soc per Sbb. giinoeL.
Ueerretftas Rurselr Der Bto. lan.
@nrfen. 75e per 9sb.
grbien. per tleiner Crate, $500.
Beeteu, $3.50 per 100 8fune.
8opffalat, $2.75 per Crate.
8eteriilie, 40e Der 9lrbenb sgiirbel.
Rfiriihe. $1.65 unb Sits Der Crate.
@el6e @ur5eln. $500 per 100 Wfb.
Gierpffm3en. $3.50 Der 8uInei.
Miibeu, $4.00 per 100 Rfun6.
Sqaaf1, $3.50 per SuSfet.
Gantelnupes, $3.50.
Spinat. $1.75 Der camper.
8riiue grbien. $4.00 per camper
Seuerie. Colorado, Doc unb $f.G0 Der
Crate.
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2n anaitlia.

Ger deine einif: vMonia, oarI i'd
aidf Gin bisdlen auf Die StrnBe ae.
shcn9 @teiHc Gre1luoc fagen, es fonimli
seIh aonneti
Mtutter: rgs lit gid, aber ge6
Eid,t III oldh berani"
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gieh.Marft

Sm antonio. /. Gftober. 1918.
&iibe. $4.65 big $500.
&dlber. $500 Biz SLIPS.
8uuen. $7.75 Bis $3.50.
0hien, $3.50 biz STATS.
ct. 0ouis, L. 0ftober. 1918.
Atnobieb, Sernss@ier, $40 biz $500.
Sdipeine, St5.25 bis $3.50.
SeIle.
geolf uno Studs 80. 30 Gts.
Ineora@ 3ie9en. per Bfo. 10 cts.
an9oro@ 3ieaen beihdcia. ....5 cts.
Sante.
9elnl8ene Sdnte .......t5 per BIO.
Crime 0dliie ......... t2e Der Vfn
Srodene Sdnte 2oc Der EfS
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Orouuug uno Saitberfeit,
Slid uno 3ufrieoenbeit,
Ses @eibes id,onItes aIeisl
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Marft.B eriht

Cotton.
Som 4ntollio, belrte SO getats.
@alneiton, geitern 34.25 Gents
goftoniamen= Erubufte.
5an Intouio, I. Gftoher, 1915
Brin1e @r,toe Cotton Geeo Oil. $f.3I.
SartM. YrD1nffe.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-14

st. Patrick's Day Sale. Satur.
day, March 10th: ADV.
W. K. Jaquith's auction sale
date is March 18th.
Geo. G. Magoris, of Tolna,
was transacting business in our
city yesterday.
John Zanter and family left
last evening for Minnesota where
they will make their home in the
future.
The Red Cross Branch at
Sherbrooke held an auction sale
last week and raised a nice
bunch of money to assist in car
rying on the work.
The Pioneer will entertain the
business men of Hope at a din
ner at the Palm Hotel Friday
evening. W. W. Tousley, of the
Western Newspaper Union, of
Fargo. will address the gather.
ing, and N. B. Black, of the Far.
go Forum, will sing. Invitations
have been issued to about fifty.
Walter Hardin, son of Geo.
Hardin, of our city, who has
been employed at Cutbank,
Mont, for some time, has been
spending the past few weeks in
the hospital with an attack of
scarlet fever. A recent letter
from him states that he is re.
covering nicely and will soon be
aole to be around again.
The Baldwin Consolidated
basket ball team came over last
Thursday evening with a large
crowd of rooters and staged a
game in the opera house with
the Hope Independents. The
game was the toughest ever
seen in our city and fouls were
continuous on both sides. The
final score was Baldwin 10, In
dependents 80. "Skeeter"
Lindgren of6ciated.
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For Sale

The South half of section IL,
Township 145, Range Sc, con-
sisting Of 800 acres, price SIS. 90
per acre. Complete threshing
outfit. I. Case Engine and
Advance Separator. can be seen
located upon the above described
land. Cost 100000 will take
$4,000.
J. W. HICKS, Box 562,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
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Millinery Opening

I wish to announce that I will
have my opening on March 10Th,
with a full line of Ladies', Miss
es', and Children's up.to.date
hats at reasonable prices.
MRS. WALTER GOODWIN,
50.2tp Luverne, NJ D.
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Seed Grain For Sale

have a large quantity of Sill.
YER Mine seed oats, some barley,
and a small quantity of Marquis
wheat, ready for the drill, for
sale.
51.8t O. s. SIMPLY.
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Feed Oats for Sale

GvUu U0lS IVI Coj6
Have about 1900 bu. of good
feed oats on my farm 6 miles
west of Hope. For particulars
write or phone me at Valley
City. Will be at farm if posi-
BILE on March 25th.
ZIP r. 8.
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Notice

Notice
Farmers Equity Cooperative
Exchange meeting at the City
Hall, Hope, N. d., Thursday,
March 21st, far the purpose of
organizing Farmers Equity Co.
operative Elevator at Hope, N. D.
One o'clock; everybody invited.
Speakers. M. Anderson, ia.
Axtell.
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Horse For Sale or Trade
Black horse, s years old, VT.
about HOO. Will sell for cash
or trade for milk COW.
O. s. EGAN.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-14
Locals
As We Heard Them


Attend the Bijou Saturday.
Keep in mind the date of John
Holcomb's auction sale, March
goth.
Get a lunch of coffee and
daughnuts at the Blakely build.
ing Saturday.-Adv.
FOR SALE-16.ft. Hoosier
Press Drill, Inquire of w. G.
Bjerklund ADV.
$500, 900 to loan on first mort.
gage on improved farms. For
information inquire at Palm Ho.
tel. -Adv.t If
A. A. Turnbull announces
some new bargains this week
for Saturday morning. Look
over his ad.
j. F. Beekerjeck arrived this
morning from Seattle where he
has been spending the winter
with his family.
S. D. Curry came up from
Fargo last week and spent a few
days in our city. He returned
Monday evening.
D.. W. Vadnie announces his
candidacy for denomination to
the Office of Clerk of Court else.
where in this issue.
The Executive Committee of
the Steele County Chapter of
the Red Cross held a meeting in
Hope Tuesday evening.
The Catholic Aid Society will
have some attractive articles on
sale at their Annual st. Patrick's
Day sale Saturday, March 10Th.
Sheriff Crimson was transact.
ing business in our city Tues.
day. Grim" travels all over
nowadays in his Ford and says
it is some life.
Quite a number from Hope
went to Fargo Monday evening
to hear Harry Lauder. They all
report that the show was well
worth the time and expense.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Walsh are
celebrating the arrival of a ten.
pound daughter at their home
yesterday afternoon. Mother
and baby are both doing fine.
Be Prepared! Sometime be.
tween March 18th and 23rd you
are going to. buy a war. savings
stamp or a thrift stamp. The
Scouts are on your trail and are
bound to get you.
Reports come from DR.. Alb
bolt that he has been honorably
discharged from the army ow.
ing to i'll health following a short
term of sickness. He is now in
California and getting along very
nicely.
Justice Walsh was kept busy
all day Monday hearing the case
of Fulmer vs.. Greenwood. The
dispute was over the amount o:
wages due. The jury awarded
the plaintiff $1.873 per day anc
assessed the costs to the defend
ant.
Auditor Mustad has been
compelled to resign from the
local exemption board on &C
count of ill health. At present
he is in Fargo where he recent
ly submitted to an operation
At last reports he is getting
along nicely.
All who attended the "Servio'
Flag" dedication service las
Sunday at the Congregations
Church be sure to hear Rev
3. H. Bergman Sunday morn
ing. The subject of his address
is Helping Our Boys VIM
Evening service at 1850.
A surprise party was hell
yesterday afternoon on Mrs
Taplin in honor of her birthda,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
TlHE OLD LADY TALKS
BY Edith Barnard Delano of The Vigilantes. ,

the manned and crippled and the
blinded No charity. no being bur
dens for our boys. when this war is
won! They's going to give 'em
hands made of wood and wire and
what not that'll do anything the av-
erage hand can do; and feet they
can walk with; and teach them
trades-teach them to read even If
they are blind. teach them not only
to go on being men and soldiers,
Mary. but give them the very trades
they've always hankered to learn, or
the ones they can best make a liv-
ing at Many a lad that was on the
wrong job before he went to war
will find himself with the very thing
he loves best offered to him, and
taught to him, and a Job open to
him. no matter how crippled you'd
think he was! Oh its the most
wonderful thing ! ever knew of,
Mary!
Il been thinking what it'll mean
to folks all over the country when
they hear this good news! What
will it mean to mother. say, whose
son wasn't so awful much OF a work
er. maybe, and who has lost leg or
hand in the war, to have the boy
come home not cripple, not a
care, not poor discouraged piece
OF man. but full of interest in the
thing he has been taught how to do.
knowing himself capable of earning
a living and having as good life
as any other man, and with all that
wonderful army training in doing
good for others and keeping clean
and being good natured when things
go wrong, and all that? What'll it
mean to the mothers and the wives
and the sweetheartS
you remember how God blessed
Abraham, because he was willing to
make the greatest sacrifice he could
think of? Well, it came to me as |
was walking. home that something
like that has come to pass now!
Our boys have gone over there will
ing to make the greatest sacrihce
they can think of, just for what they
think is right. not for what will ben
eft them. Some of them will be
permitted to make it. Some will be
brought back from the altar like
Isaac was. But they'll be blessed.
God spoke to Abraham through the
angel, and He's speaking now
through men and women; and |
think what He's saying must be
something like this: You have of
fered me your bodies for your souls
sakes: | will provcide ways through
which your souls shall conquer
YOUR bodies. You shall not be Grip
pies but-conquerors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06

and part in bonds for such improve
ments. The city also reserves the
right to sell said bonds and pay all
in cash for such Improvements.
The form of the contract the city
will require is now on ill. in the
office of the city clerk, and open
for inspection to all parties. The
form of the bid required can be
had on application to the city attor-
ney.
The city reserves the right to re-
ject any and all lids and re-adyer-
tisc for bids for such improvements.
If the successful bidder fails to
execute his contract and hlc his
said bonds within ten days after
the letting of sach contract, the
city reserves the right to cancel
said contract. and forfeit the GER
tilted check accompanying said bid.
to the improvement district. and
readvertise for bids for such im-
provements.
Dated this 18th day OF May, 1918.
w. r. ROBERTS. Mayor.
Attest: G.. w. GROOM, City Clerk.
(SeaD.
published in Daily Ardmoreitc
May %, %, 20. 81 and June |, 3, 4,
5, 6, I, 1879