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The Republican., 1921-10-20
ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that thirty
days after the first publication hereof
application will be made to the Board
of County Commissioners of Garrett
county for the appointment of viewers
to view and locate a proposed new
public county road in Election District
No. a, beginning for the same at a
point near watering trough at the
line of John Casters land and running
thence through the land of said Gas
ter and intersecting the old Dry Run
road near the corner of Quinn Gas
ter's land, distance of about 200
rods, more or less.
H. c. HARRISON,
H. P. MURPHY,
ALLEN WILT, and others
Petitioners.
Published first time Oct. 20, 1921.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
A Community Servant.

The local newspaper is the servant
of the community in which it is pub
lished, but to be a good and efficient
servant 1t must be fed by the people
it serves. 1t is an institution of the
town quite as much as are the schools
and the churches, and quite as much
entitled to support.
The Republican., 1921-10-20

AS the rector, Rev. W. F. Bayle, has
returned from his vacation, there will
be the usual service Sunday morning,
October 23rd, at II O'clock-morning
prayer and sermon. The Sunday school
viii meet at 10 o'clock.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
FRIDAY,
THE 21st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1921

at the hour of 10 80 o'clock a. m in front of
the Court House in the town of Oakland, Gar
rett County, Maryland, l will offer at Public
sale to the highest bidder. ali of the following
property and holdings Of the said company, to-
wit:
1. Oakland-Terra Alta line, consisting of 5
miles of poles, Oakland to State line: wires,
Oakland to Terra Alta, l local wire Oakland
to Hutton
q oakland-Gortner line; 4 miles poles, .
wires Oakland to Gortner, l wire to Henry
Smouse place, wire to Porters.
3. Monta Vista to Cherry Creek; miles
poles with two wires, miles poles and wire
from Cherry Creek to Joe Glotfelty's place
A. Oakland to Deer Park, via Mt. Lake Park,
miles poles with two wires full distance
miles poles to Mt. Lake Park with wires.
5. Deer Park to Kitzmiller,9 8 miles poles with
2 wires for distance of miles and one wire
for miles.
6. Deer Park to Swanton-6 miles poles with
wires.
Z. Deer, Park to Columbus Paughs-s miles
poles and wire
8. Oakland to Accident-2O miles poles with
wires.
9. Accident to Bittinger-1O miles poles and
wire.
10. Hoyes to Friendsville-6 miles poles with
wires miles and l wire 5 miles,
II. Hoyes to Sang RUM miles poles and
wire.
IL. Friendsvie to Addison. via Selbysport.
miles poles and wire.
10. Addison to Confuence-10 miles poles and
4 wires, Addison to Somerfield-S miles poles
and two wires.
IA. One mile wire Oakland to Truman Cas-
teel's.
Is. Two miles poles and wire Accident to
Noah Bittner's farm.
l6. Twenty poles and wire in town of
Friendsville and equipment at Friendsville
Central consisting of 100 drop switch
board, telephones, l extension bell 25 it.
lead cable, l distributing board.
II. Two telephones and l pay station at Mt
Lake Park.
IS. Equipment at Deer Park. consisting of
one % drop switch board telephones l ex-
tension bell 60 feet rubber cable, poles and
10. One Lever Swith Board at Columbus
Paugh central.
20. Property at Hoyes Central. consisting of
one Lever Switch Board, Extension Bells l
large 50-drop Switch Board.
2l. Property in the town of Oakland. con-
sistinE of one 200-drop Stromberg-C Carlson
Switch Board. l Cook Lightning Arrester 500
Pay stations, SO poles and wire in corporate
limits, Booth; also l Wagon and 2 Mares
and other articles of personal property.
Said property will be sold a whole as
telephone system will be divided and the
different lines sold separately in event no
purchaser appears for the entire system, the
entire system being kept in operation by the
receiver until said sale is made and ratified
Said sale will be made subject to the ratif-
cation thereof by the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County and the Public Service Commits
sion of Maryland
TERMS OF SALE-Cash at the option of
the purchaser or upon payment of a sum sat
isfactory with the receiver a credit of four
months will be extended upon the giving of
notes properly endorsed and secured to the
satisfaction of the receiver
.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
= Special Notice.

FOR SALE-Eight room house;
bath; large basement; city water and
gas; Caloric heater; lot 96x1OO feet.
Apply to N. A. NETHKEN, Oakland,
Md---Advertisement 28 z
The Republican., 1921-10-20
FOUR MEN HAD NARROW ES-
CAPE WHEN TRAIN STRUCK CAR
Occupants Jump Just AS Locomotive
Crashed Into Machine

Crashed Into Machine.
Last Friday at noon four men, Guy
Yutzy, Gordon McRobie, both of whom
are employed at the Treacy garage in
Oakland, Luther Nine, a farmer, and
another man whose name none of the
party knew, had narrow escapes with
their lives when the automobile in
which they were riding stalled on the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks at the
Washington spring crossing on the
western outskirts of Oakland, in front
of a rapidly approaching freight train
which struck and partially demolished
the car just a moment after the men
had jumped from it to the roadway.
Mr.. Yutzy, who was driving the car,
was on his way with the other men
of the party to point nearby to tow
a disabled automobile to the garage
for repairs and descending the steep
grade to the tracks the approach of
the train was not noticed until the au-
tOmobile with its passengers was upon
the crossing and at this instant the
motor stalled. Seeing their plight the
men jumped from the vehicle and had
almost succeeded in pushing the car
clear of the tracks when the project
ing cylinder of the passing locomotive
struck the front truck of the car,
turning the machine over and smash
ing the entire forward part of the
car. 1t was hauled into town the same
afternoon and is being repaired.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
Receivers Sale
Holdings of the Garrett
County Telephone Co.

Under and by virtue of an Order of Court
contained in the decree passed by the Circuit
Court for Garrett County in cause designated
as No. 2377 Equity the docket of said
Court, the undersigned receiver was duly az
pointed and was authorized and directed to
sell all of the holdings Of the said The Gar
rett County Telephone Company, and l here
by give notice that on
The Republican., 1921-10-20
Estray Notice.

EStray Notice.
On June 28th, someone cut our pas
ture fence letting in fourteen head Of
sheep. Twelve head have crop off
right ear and slit above and below in
left ear; one has crop off both ears
and one is not marked. Owner will
come forward, pay all costs and dam
ages and remove property.
CHAS. A. GREEN,
Advertisement 32-4t. Swanton, Md.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
Gard of Thanks.

We desire in this way to express our
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors who assisted US during the i'll
ness and after the death of our hus-
band and father, the late David Mil
Ter. Mrs. David Miller and Family
The Republican., 1921-10-20
SATU RDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,


1921, at the hour of two o'clock P. NJ,
all the right, title and interest of the
defendant in and to all that piece or
parcel of land situate in Garrett coun-
ty, Maryland, and known as the "Mer-
rill Farm" and being part of the
tract called Veronica the Num-" con-
tanning 110 acres, more or less, and
consisting of Military Lots Nos sol,
1040 and ten acres of Lot No. 802, and
being the same land described in a
deed from T. w. Casteel ct ux to Is
abella Merrill dated July 25, 1885, and
recorded in Liber w. H. T., No. 10,
folio 465, one of the Land Records of
said county.
Said land will be sold subject to a
mortgage of Michael Boyle for 81 900
and interest, and dated March 80,
1921, and recorded in Liber E. z. T.,
No. 78, folio $50, one of the Mortgage
Records of said county.
This property is improved by dwell
ing, barn, excellent orchard and is a
splendid farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the
day of sale.
ROY o. WINTERS,
Sheriff of Garrett County, Md.
The Republican., 1921-10-20

Under and by virtue of writ of eX-
ecution on decree issued out of the
Circuit Court of Garrett county, Md,
at the suit of VIM. F. Frazee ct al VS..
Sarah Merrill ct al. the same being
No. Judicials to September Term,
1921, l, the undersigned Sheriff of
Garrett county, will offer at public
auction to the highest bidder in front
of the Court House in the town of
Oakland Nd on
The Republican., 1921-10-20
SAFE,
OF VALUABLE
Veins of Coal
IN GARRETT COUNTY. NEAR GoRMAN

Under and by virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court for Garrett County Maryland
passed on the goth day of June, 1921, in a
Bessie F. Eyer ct al were plaintiffs. and John
+. Eyer ct al defendants the same be-
ing Number 1920 Equity in the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, the undersigned Trustee
will offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, on
The Republican., 1921-10-20
ERNEST RAY JONES, Receiver.
Oakland, Maryland.

NOTE Any person interested in the pur-
chase of the whole z part of the above
telephone system is requested to communicate
with the receiver when full information will
be given.
The Republican., 1921-10-20
PROTECTION FOR SALE.

PROTECTION FOR SALE.
When you want bond, patrOnize
''hOme" company that operates here
in our own State. As agent for the
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland, | am prepared to execute
all kinds of judicial and surety bonds
promptly. f. A. THAYER, JR., Oak
nd.-Advertisement 30-tf.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
FARMERS WAIT ON CONGRESS-
General ee:-7oeether Meeting Called
in Washington April IL.

1>tn:lg.t,-.-i Ea-1oss7aer 12es--
ins- q farmers organizations -r.s-@
seoie1 h@-e Is annoloc-d far April Il
E, which -;1ne il was said 81 effu--
"F'nld t-e MAJ ID uI1i;e u.,oa an a--!-
cultural isrots-ar <t- recommendation
~ PreSiGiaz- Harding and congress
Lower treis1l. rates. tariff a1d -ev--
me legislation. nsnrs liberal e1lens:o,
Of credits. .e:n]a ion AZ future grain
exchanges a-I1 e1les.>ian o+ 1.as 90
operative and marketing asSoseia lions
are SI'l5s Of he matters which !. vas
said viii r-otsabl! te considered
TIE -i1rveI-1a 10 gel together vas
said il agricultural circles 10 have
t-ee-. Sponra-eous- although partly
al aftermath o. -he airing ot differ
ences before -he house banking and
crr--Ecs committee during 1he las.
session OF co., -rass.
Tie American, Farm Bureau fedora.
lion has am. .1nc+i. 2 meeting il the
national cal.,ai beginning Apr. Il.
The National Farmers union has
called 4 meeting here FOR April 10.
Tf.e Nations Grange the PennSyl-
vaaia Srate Grange the Aii,s P-o6uc-
srs' association grain and livestock
nsn. cotton growers aad other farm.
c-S organic -iolS a-e expected 10
MEET here ai,cut the same tine.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
FARMERS KEY TO 81 UA1,oN
First Devils Lake Caucus srs2es1s
conr- ttee es SO % Tax. Caa.se.

I's,-5lS Lake. y. D.-A, ,le frs,
caueu> he!6 2, the IcGeE,end-l9- e-,-l-
vt:l-to-.- delegates from IL southern
a1G ~ tern counties showed sc-o-g
ol,i,osi-i 20 tte plan 10 -,u. the recall
1r--
:. ,.]a- Vas III. forward 10 ,.rear@
q Lew nrsal-za tit.Ia entirely separate
from IT, Independent Voters associa-
.ica o- Committee Of y. 10 direr1 the
-ecali program The neE organization
world :1r1 take IL. place Of II. pres
erI S,oGieS. hut would merely iAka
charge Of .ne campaign
Judge John knaDs Of jamestown
outlined the success Of the Slrisma1
cnuEiy plan. whe-e the couni! carried
esi its rz-1cTsaign Independently Of other
rfs-L-;;-s and pointed 70 the need Of
d.Hs--uT literature for different ceuu-
ti4-s. cou-@ncins one STATE organization
was BOZ adequate.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
PROPOSE NEW RECALL pan
Recreee,ts.tye voyo- Pleas fer se.-
.e- Deal - Matters Farmers.

Lansing 1iit.h-r1ttQt, tines x:ll -.-,-
.4-D-n u1-5i Tie I.l-cla:sSa- poorer ~
-.ae +l4.--z.:sr mas 2e-@n -a>-t:-t4tl. Es--a-e-
S=-,a-:7- Gsor-- NJ ytt-1- u ,Ne,--.la
Iszs..'.-a named a.g s,ea 711a-1s+ Ways and
-sseans committee ii, 5.s.--l-7-.z-a rt..a
s=-o4-:a-scy tariff Nit Al m taa--. So
s5fsl .: congress t7sncis,r=-i n z. r.
6-sSS t,-ti.-e IN. Zacls-s- IL .3f.14- r.
i,z'fllitz2.g clz,fs her
-eu<7 10, overlook: -tse .ac7 that
o-e@-1.li-1; ~ ou- population a-4 tar-:,-
s-s, NJ Yezan- said They a--
o1s-ulsllly f,:g cteaSa-n4-S- Tzaa T.1s--fs-
zSzas -.nw-- .t ta-na-s vii mn ~
-As-"--: unril three million a34a 7ov
ou- nt employment are z,rrS7sl's.y- --a-
I,'nE-7. and until va 5f-ev4-sz 7.ae
d7su1j-c 81 farm produces from 4ye-r
pa, nf ae ;-lnf.e
I,=@o7l>>iI,c q permanent -s,r:=trF --2@ae.
u-a- NJ Young sd 7lle -7e',S. i 7trs-.r7a1-
problem WIS 10 tx -ss7t-s ot t:-g7y S72-=5i.
cia-.ly high 10 ai-n-4; I,-:1- -t-t,-- ii,.--.
aza=n~- T.1sz7crs # eo-ia7r:es WHOSE
eZciaa1.-cn a-d la5sn- wages srer- ~.
--a1-@1v ls-E. Isnr.as-r.oo ~ f57l-e;
7.!.so - s.aSis IF American va71aftfp-
h f2-c' I'D -na7d hep nezs-.a,.zs
.i2:s cral.- T,-t.tsle-n.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
RAILROADS need
REHABILITATION
Administration Begins Study Of
United States Carrier
. Situation.
TARIFF lNVOLV we'd
Feaerai AgSo-i.j=s 70 s.na Every
Energy to Giving Ns.ien sepnd,
Healthy Transportation sys-
.em With All Satisfied.

"sssaz1 ssTs.z--A 61s--,-=2.a-srs sud.
81 American -l.say c.o5s--5o.s aas
.>e<aa b=g@ ty IL a5-z-.--s--E- -zoa with
{ view s'o t1--1-a-51.z Is. 6eSz.ss
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se,- ln-s casl II hour PraSi5sa,
aa-dsaz discussed L. E,--css,=n wz-a
Ms eshEass- al. lz-s- IL ~as aoaoun c=5s
lie woHl5 caEE 5l-e e,.,lza-a-zo1 ~511::li1
--a -sxc few aays -as eaa-en u tie
.T's gove--re@o. asaasas hiring c,ce-
81 coatae. ~5.i .-aaz-.r.s-.ca prot
.=@-las ia5s-s-ac. c,o--as c,--
-2Essiesa sn6 ras railway labor hoard.
G<s-Ss-she-=S With -aiiws. managers
s-sa s.1alcys a-s expected Is follow
Il ss-s IS l~as-5- ac-ion 81 ths coming
STrs-.5zal ssass5s.o q. congress.
gsc1ssioa as rhs cabi1s, meth:
Eas only % preliminary and .nde
c-S5Es charseza- br- .h4-e 1es. :-5i-
e ions that Etas c-ist eEecu-iy. ar6
MS :'tEIf-ai advisers xs-s much cog
cS'-@5 ovs- Information which has
eeaD+ into their possession Sir.cs II
Essf's 1ss Eiss rs5ls as au-lo-isy. -t.= a6-
-raizaiS.Ea-51sn has haa-3 -u-ab,.a-s os
Dissatisfaction t-ol 1n. sources na
-ssasss c1mEslaili1s Of 51zafse=7Ca-e .a-
eSs-na- the e1Es,nyes protesting against
5-asEadznz Essa -=5uers.yoS- slippers
zSsz1s 10. c=saaEis1 Of t-e5sal. rates
alG in Szns cases le seas-sl public
Appealing for f.a--s- sts-7sce.
Favor Healthy Transrerta.ion System.
Al Of Thess prints ot disSaciS:sc-
-5ssD aos 30 f-e =1zm-as II -.a4 a6r.ia-
=ss-ag5rn Inquiry et-erhs- WITH rL=
general .sls l5e1S .: q heaa-t.7 -rans-
Epo-1acien 5nans--7 10 -:.= az-.=tszs' : cs,z,.-
n@c5al Ete.
Even si.= 7a-zr creS15a-- v.asesa :
la furnish he za--.s.irzai -ey5c OF cts1-
s-6sraIispa Ea- Ets4 rsxs session c< sgs.a-
-ass- Is consiss-s.s EnT aes-a5-15 81 755.s.l
i,ss.r5als Is. fse scltts3E i-,---s7rts--azs zz1a
transportation E,p.:sEss- Sizr4 il so-rsa
i1STances y'-ssaz5- import d11-+s z-s
said 10 Operate 10 eE.5. Sa-5f,riS s35sasl-
Tz4l1asa ssf Arzs4-:.san producers ny -4--
-n.f7=z- foreign rr-5s,c7S II 14atf. .s-.a-
s-ic-an eaz1.=-s al :. iaw4- s-tfSr 7fasr
railway -f,t,r-ae dfyneaS--.e goods If 1tae
>a-s csaarac1s-.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
5aIlkkllik:' -
AFriendof tIleF

Over fifty years ago a young
physician practiced widely in
Pennsylvania and became famous
for his uniform success in the
curing Of disease. This was DR..
R. Y. Pierce who afterwards
established himself in Buffalo, n.
T., and placed one Of his prescrip-
tons, which he called his Golden
Medical Discovery" in the drug
stores OF the United States so that
the public could easily obtain this
very remarkable tonic, corrective,
and blood-maker. DR.. Pierce
Manufactured this discovery"
from roots and barks without
alcohol corrective remedy, the
ingredients OF which nature had
put in the fields and forests, for
keeping us healthy. Introduce
pure red blood into the system,
and health is assured. When YOU
feel rundown, out of sorts, blue
and despondent try the energiz-
ing influence Of this reliable tonic.
You can obtain Golden Medical
Discovery in tablet or liquid form
at all drug stores, or send lOc for
. trial package to DR.. Pierce's
Laboratory in Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
League Peli.iea, Organization,

$. Paul. Minn.-The sla'e senate
has IaaSsel a bill declaring the Non
partisan league political organiza-
ion
Before i,s J.a.ssa ce. o!uf G5ersei.
author "f The bill. explained ihar i,
DID not apply /" a number Of orsan!-
zaiions such IS The State Federation
"f Labor and the Farm Bureau fed
-ra1.nE- which he held IN be "edu a.
'ioriai and civic organizations H.,
I-onIended thai only organizations aa-
rocaiing governmental policies" were
Affected
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Greeks TAX. Strategic City.

LDg6o;l--f;reek troops have ot-cn-
i,j.-i ibe ci.y Of Esaj-Shejl-. capturing
lr4ly prisoners and large quantity Of
WAY -aa ,e-ials. Says Central News
o.rlJa1f-ll from Athens.
Esk5->neh- was one Of the mns1 i'm
portal: o3jec,iTes Of the Greek Of
f.Z>.y& il Asia Minor which began
Isl H's-k- II Is the junction point
i's.-s.'-.L 'a+ main l!Be Of the BaGdad
railway aud the road running south
=aste.ly toward Konia- The capture
1f his iii! by the Greeks rnites the
armies eas, Of Smyrna end Bruss
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
he.dup Attempt Fooled.

Grand Forks y Dan attempt 10
bold w Hugh heir. ticket agent az
the Great Northern. failed when keir
yelled for hep. The wopld-he bandit
who had his face covered with han
dana handkerchief fed into the resi-
deucs district and made MS escape.
Kei- had Looked the office and the
outer door When he was confronted
by the hendi1- He was forced 20 open
both doors. and the handi. ordered
hin 20 OPEN tie safe but instead Ke:r
yelled for help.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

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The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
Rieh Yuken siiyer pepssi.s.

Authoritative reports from lie In-
.on territory. Canada, indicate the
location Of marre!ously rich silver de-
pessi-s in the Mayo district. about 80
niles Gas, o. Dawson, says Popular
Mechanics Magazine. a few veins.
essa, feet III thickness, assa:ing 800
90 1909 OUNCES o. the metal 70 the
lon, are being worked. FiYe-foot veins
are common, and smaller lodes With
an assay Of go ounces, are said to
be plentiful. At present transporsa-
don and living conditions In the dig
uic, are very bad. These viii he bet
tered If a proposed motor road into
the territory is built.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

Mi Ger I-esaa,5 Wood has beso
selected II President Es1ti-a- for .
mission 70 LIZ .'L5!5s,I,,1s-s wf1i.A
s..ji- oor Greedy administrative
:.es-ri tle5 sS ;s2-ra s.t-s - s4s-ss -sS5 e-c.s
o. - r3lf.-&c-+- IT sltS s57s y--..ssz.i 81
jfsusr-. IL l'ut,2 -ti.a;e9y after TIE
SIC: s.,--.zzara>a- war - tl.a: .5ir,4
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:'c-1z. :. In -r-@E}e n .Iv@s- sa7:co nf
is E.-s-sciizaI l-gt3a-1s sisi zz~ largo
Y ssl-zi l. aS-a t,i5S-jT.c s-o-s7i-
-3ors Who zaad+ se3tt- --nzs-.-s.- -i,s-l. sas-
S5tl+ II x >er.-c1le5 10 s1a-+ ts-
he PHILIPPINES [A-,-li ). secorn,ani4c
~ " Cs--ss-t,-1 Ip-t,:-s- tc,7-ros- sc7er-
TOR --!s.,-zl - h. .s3s,sGs. a.5 several
rril5-arz at5r-st.-~- II z1s-,c-i-;in. G5:ls-
sra.3 Wi-a- President ;I8-r.fn- has
-:s7a!1+-7 = 5r---75@l :" drain d c54-
rajis'}. ur-.= iul ri -a7.,r: II e4ndl-
-igIss il tr6e- Is -Earrr4 u. J<.re>S ac-
groy5G.-. that .-e--ic-.n sovereignty
stall t.a withdrawn. wh.n g stable
s,pye-E.-..eis. j. n-t.ct. M r.a;ives ar
larger Ess--ic:Ie.t1. s,all havA been
@Sia:dis. - il * ssIlisrsn. ot ,he
E,Hiettiai au,ho-t-y res,sd il General
Voc IT,. I.snGjag MS invsai.a -ion
and -e;,o-t 10 znv=-7so- general If ,he
Islands viii - aI,painied
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
WOMEN! USE "DlAMoND DYES"
DYE oia skirta, Dresses, Waistss
coats, Stockings, oraperies-
Everything

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains cas-. directions for oyeinz any
article Of ~o,ol- Elk. cotton. linen. or
mixed goods. BeTare! Poor eye
x.reaks- spots. fades, and ruins mate
rial BIZ giving 1, & "dyed-look." Buy
-Dssuont Dyes" OILY. Druggist has
Ccscr Csrd.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

Rec Russia is Low E. pace With
most - ne. nsigtte-S and srspidly
concluding .-a6. a--erDen,s. A strong
appeal las .,ss- made 10 Presidsu.
Harding te- & resumption os trade
with R1ss:a. For ch- first time the
s4ssi.' government has officially d.S
avGw+e 2oy Intention Of interfering
in !Au1s-caa !u.er,a! affairs. thus
t'acsjn@ inT7-. from the manifesto o.
tie Il!-d Irr@:ua.!o1lie which ,,-e-
''oss7f! - "Te-.5..ou hy fe,rce if pf-t.+s.
sa-!. he -oTe--.as1ts Of the United
States s-d o,he- na15ons and suf,S-i-
ute :I!= q III I,rois.a-.a: Opponents
IN !.rns-ir-a ot { resumption Of trade
Es'irt Z. The assertion once made h,
ie-1in -ha: lhs sovie, sove.n,nen,
'Souic no; hesitate 70 repud.ste prou-
ises nSde to gain immediate ends
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31
She Sounded Interesting

Mrs Gazippern rather hard to
please. Have you had much expert
ence ss q maid:
The Appicznt-I worked fo- the
duke and duchess OF ST. Stephens for
e1 months before they were sepsr-
ated-
Mrs GazsppeI'll engage you. Now
tell me all about ir.-London Opinion.