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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

Mr.. A. f. Norman, of K:'so arriv.
cd in Lynden, on Tuesday to &C
cept a position with tie Farmers
Mercantile Co.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

The best time to do your Christmas
shopping is now, before the rash
begins.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

Miss Daisy Bailey has resigned her
position as one of the telephone OPP
orators.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

A. d. Bailey has returned from a
business trip to Seattle.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

No stOrekeeper ever carried
stock large enough to please some
people.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

Gypsy Smith, the evangelist, will
conduct a campaign in Bellingham
just prior to the local option election
next year.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

Council meeting tomorrow night.
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Amos johnson of Kindall was
town, on Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

Walter Elder, last week lost his
watch while walking from PiXley's
hall to Sampley's law office. This
timepiece is treasured one. Mr.
Elder once upon time edited 9
newspaper and while SO engaged
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-16

J. c. Beach Sundayed. in Belling-
ham.
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hNfNe ySt.s
A. L. Eden, from Sacramento CAL
is here on visit to his mother and
uncle w. NJ. Stone. Ee may decide
10 remain permanently.
A very pleasant time was had at
the pie social given by the Lynden
Grange, at Odd Fellows hall Oh Tues
day evening. Visitors from Ten
Mile, Northwood, and Timon oranges
were present. The delicious pies and
doughnuts which the ladies OF the
Lynden Grange know so well how to
make were enjoyed by all. Music,
games and cards added to the plea
sure Of the evening.
An informal meeting of the Com
mercial Club was held at the city
hall. on Friday, evening. Owing TO
small attendance caused by the in
clement weather an adjournment
was taken until this evening. when
it is hoped every interest in the
city will be represented. A committee
consisting of Messrs.p Frank Knapp.
David Bender and P. w. Serurrier was
appointed to solicit signatures during
the interval of all business and pro-
fessional men not already affiliated
with the organization.
In an exciting and classy game,
with the Bellingham Tigers on Fri
day night, Lynden's undefeeted team
/ cid It's record by a score of ~ to
10. The visitors were ont 70 win
and the game was closely contested
from start to finish, the teams be-
ing quite evenly matched. but the
acme boys succeeded in out playing
the Bellinghamites in what was con-
sidered by many to be the most in
teresting game of the season. Ow-
ing to the fact that the lights were
out of commission unil abcut $50,
and the game being 50 close, the
LINDEN boys will give the Tigers an
other chance. tomorrow night when
the two teams will meet each other,
at Pixley's hall. This is sure to be
the real thing in basket ball and 1t
is hoped that more people will turn
ont tn encourage the home boys.
Walter Elder, last week lost his
watch while walking from PiXley's
hall to Sampley's law office. The
timepiece is treasured one. Mr.
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NEWS ITEMS

Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to the
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two and one half miles west OF Van
puren. at which live stock and
farm implements will be disposed OF.
The sale begins at IL o'clock in the
morning, with Geo. A. Bostwick as
auctioneer.
Ethel Elnora, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rinehart. died
at the home of Mr.. Rineha It's parents
in Lynden, on Friday. Little Ethel
was born at Clearbrook. Washing
ton. September 3, 1911 and was nine
weeks and five days old at the time
OF her death. The funeral was heid
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Jones
conducting the services. the burial
taking place at Lynden cemetery.
John Wander Yacht, who has for
some time been engaged in buying
seeds In this locality for the ID. NJ
Ferry Co. has been appointed a re-
pular representative for that iirm'
with headquarters at Lynden. he
left on Tuesday for the island country
and other points in the interests OF
his firm.
The Social club met with Mrs. Z
K Smith at her cozy horne on Sec
ond St. The sun shOne brightly de
spite the cold and snow, and many
nj the members were present to en-
INV the delicious luncheon as well
NC the after dinner talks AMI the
reading that followed. The ciup VIII
meet with Mrs. Fleming on Decem-
Der 9TH.
An interesting meeting OF the
Whatcom County Humane society
was held at the home of Mrs. >. L.
Ouackencush, in Bellingham, on Mon
aov avening. The society is grow
Ing in membership and interest,"
steadily showing an increase OF eoo'
results obtained in the interest VI
those poor mouths that have nj
speech"
Mr. Fred F. Rose and Miss Ver'
= Robinson were married at TN
home of the brides parents at Gree"
wood ON Wednesday November 10Th
ooromonv was performed b!
Rav Jones at high noon ana W"
followed by a wedding dinner Apou
FORTY guests were present. MI AM
Mrs Rose left the same day ior
short tour OF the Sound cities a'.e
which they will be at home at u"
pose ranch
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On Tuesday, November Il, Mrs
Theresa A. Whipple administrators
will hold a public sale at her place
two and one half miles west OF Van
purep at which live stock ant
farm implements will be disposed OF
The sale begins at IL o'clock in tht
morning. with Geo. A. Bostwick az
auctiOneer.
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A. L. Eden, from Sacramento. CAL
is here on a visit to his mother and
uncle w. NJ Stone. Ee may decide
10 remain permanently.
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Die lngmriSie leutiae SmaenS.

Gin 2eier idreibt: @ie serina
nod in manhen gebiloeten areiien
oas geoirfnis gu baoen aneeiebeu
miro, erbelt foIeenoe pobre 9ese.
benbeit, Die iid fiir5lid i'm Salon Ell.
neg iebr beriibmten oroertlihcn
8rofeiiors Der Meoi5in abipielte. Or
erfunoigt iib BEL einem iungen Sol
legen nod ben Werbdltniffen IN Der
llniperiitdtsftaot, in Der er Dor bic
len Sabren aud ituoiert batte. Ser
8obnunespreis, ben iener ibni
nennt, fommt ibnn iebr bod Dor. gr
oenft: iobiel foitete oamals Die 3im-
mermiete fir oos gauge Semeiter--
uab iest iifs nur fir einen Monutl
Mber Der iunse aonege iogt, .er babe
elm feines 8iminer unb nod elm So.
oe5immer. go - FOL" meint her
8rofeiior. die ihuneen '9eaite Ia
ben bod nu 6ben febr Iururi0s. 9uS
@aoen tit bod nun einmal Elm gu
rus. llno mir Qeutihen baben bod
nun mol niht bell"
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- Winiom MegBiuioms. Elm met
Ger Mont. lit unter Der Mnflag'
berbnftet tpor6en, in Der Naht oes
81 M1r5, ben Neeer Mlfreo 2ouis
gnfotpop, feline Srau nno feline ore
4inoer ermoroet au baben. CT leug'
mel, oab er ettpas init Der Sat 81
hun gebabt bat.
go Die GoutbmeItern Telegrapf
& telephone 60. bot ibr neues
@ebdiioe 6urd cine 5eier eroffnet
fir Die 5abIreide ginla6ungeu aus.
gegangen mnren.
- Mm 26. 3. so. siebt oel
Neetboben MdnnerdJor Elm @arten
fon3ert, BEL benz elm bonn n8eetbo'
ben .Qieoertran5" uno uSrob.
finn gebiloeter Maiien6or mitmir'
fen pirb.
Ser fiebenidbrige @inftor
Wborton fieI BON Der @anerie i'm
5tpeiten @todtperf am Sauie ieinel
EItern an Der Sra Mnenue unf
brdd beioe Mrrne, aud 8os er lid
eine 9erIesung am Ropf gu.
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iesung i'll Die Bropi18, tpenn er nidt
freipiuig ulinfsum febrt" made.
Badtmeiiter 5tiae babe inn, Sem
pei, oariiber ni6t mis5uperitebers
De Inoeutungen gemadt = urO
Stiae femme bie @erbaltnifie nolts
Dem IT,.
Son beionoerem Sntereiie iparen
fir Sris Die Quffldrungen, Die Sent
pei ibm uber Ben pIobIiden Soc
oes 3appelpbiltpp geben fonnte.
Die Seftion oes 8aoabers batte
8ergtftnng ergeben. Ser 3appelpbi-
lipp mar an Gattengift gu @run-
De gegangen = mie aber mar Inn al,
leg in Der 8elt tptlen @ottengift
in Die &rippe bes gferoes gefon,-
tnen? = 9empel mar, ipie er ct.
5ablte, iofort ouf Die Sbee sefoni-
men, es miiiie cine Nieoertrd6t:e-
felt elm Berbre6eu porliegen, unn
5tpar ridtete iid iein eriter 8eroodji
ouf ben Sntriguonten inter sen
Stanern, ouf @egeiad. SIN Ser.
trauen batte Sentpel Dem @rafc,
bon ieinem Berbo1te Mitteillilg
gemabt; bic &ammer 6es Sberflit.
i6ers puroe bnr6inht, itlo lit Scr
Sat fano iid i'm 8ettitrob perbor,
gen nod eine itattlide 9ortion Mot.
tengift- Dor. 5eIbitperitGnoGi6 tc.
itritt @esefad Dos ibm our Soft &c.
legte Berbre6en nit aller @neroir
ieit Ginger 8eit batten iid in iei.
rter Sfu6e Mduie geseigt, Ii. MN nm
oieies 8ieb3eues miaen bate er iidj
bag @ift angeidafft = ct ipGre cil,
ebrlider Monn = Ser 5iebIer mir.
6e mol better uni bie Sahe 9e.
ihei6 miIien uno mas Ser Meoens.
arten nod mebr gemeien iporell
@ber @raf 4olpin batte fur5en Gro.
5eB gemadt; einen Sag mad beui
abidieoe Grisens muBte ou6 8eec.
iad iein 8iin6el i9niren - aber
Dem batte fem Menid Elm ber3Ii
DIES 2ebetpol uno eth Ml,f @ie-
oerieben nadgerufen. &empeI mcin,
tie, Der ~ebemalise Oberfutfber bot
tie benz 3oppelpbilipp aug fci.
mem anoern @rnn6e oas Gift I'LL.
ter oas Slltter eeidittet, als iii,
Srit, ben er ME bate leioen fUn.
nen, einen boien Streih al ipie.
len, = unb 6os modte idon tucbr
fem.
(cortiehuuo f,LofA
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sc miro Elm Selegramm Der.
6ffentIiHt oas Senator BaiIep an
90. 9. Dougbertp lit Gainesville ee.
{anot bot uno in benz er erfldrt,
6aB @ouperneur Golquitt, ieiner
Wfeinung nod, gu elmer @ieoer-Mo-
n1intion berehtigt iei, 6aB er, Sal
Iep. ober fir Gbomas s. goG film.
men tper6e, tpenrr 6erielbe als @an'
6ioot nuftreten ioIe.
- &1its uno @enat Der 2egis.
Intnr boben ben geidIuB ongenom-
men, ourd ben Der @~ouberneur
oufeeforoert fpirb, oie Grtrafisunq
Der QegisIctur gu autorifieren, oaf
fie 6ns .Quart Gam" mno Die
sDoiIp gIoiing Bin" in 8eratiina
siebe.
Mepr1fentnnt Jreo. Stebens
bon 2ibertp, Mler Yope, Genntor
Station u. u. boben fid ebenfaus
oeiueigert, Dor benz l1nteriudungs-
foultfe Der SegIslntlir gu erffelren.
poB Die pro's iid ideuen, oie
6rage bon Der @efesIidteit hires
Neutrality-suspicious. Dor Die Sc
rid3te gu bringer, baden iie geitern
betpieIen, dig fie einen o~iesbe3iig-
Iiden BefdIiB Senator @otion's
nttt our Mnnabme eeIaneen lie.
bta.
Sn Der Gin BON 90. g. Miron
IN Nunge tpuroe @id aier geto-
TT. CT eeriet nit benz &opf 5tpi.
hen bic Sdeen Der Maidine.
5n San Marcos lit Die nGitg
Gall uno characterization abge.
brnnut.
Sn Dallas lit oas @eihGfts-
bais Der aaufmann-@ epers Jurni-
ture Company ausgebrannt.
Die Sorris Gonntp 8anf &
9ruft Company in &ouifon lit in
bic BertpoItung oes itaotIihen 9ant-
fomHaii6rs ibersegnngen
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3umortFtibes.

IS tuar elm gIibeno beiBer
Gag uno bod iauite EN- &aofabrer
Die @ege in 8armidibire entlong,
dig tpenn 10 etpas nie Sise gar nidt
ertlfierte. ~Sobl" idrie er einc,n
am Wege bodenben 8ouern oll,
nSft Dies Der @eg nad Sbofeipeares
9aus?"
uSSoluol," antluortete Ser Bauer,
rtdtete ii6 ouf uno i~tarrte i'm alt.
Damn iprong er plosli6 auf ullo
belt Die Sano an ben Wuno: vSeb,
Miiter, bebl" fdrie er Ser enteilcll,
Den @eitolt nod, vSie brouf)en nidf
10 gu ellen; er lift toll"
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Ges 0iebRabls b,idnloiat.

G. G. GbomberIain bon Clinton
BE- beiduIoist BRETT gudlen's SIR
MICA GoIbe 6es Steblens ODER Web.
mems bon GHmer5 Bel gronotpun-
6eu ODER Shiirfungen - Ser
Sdmer5 bel @unoen - oos GIenf
bet Uef9ipiiren o6er &dmorrboioen
Sic bernubt Dunoelr, &i~ibnerougen,
8errenfnnsen uno 0erIetungen ii.
rer GAredniiie1. iogt er. .nIs Sell
mitfel siebt es nidt ibresgIeifen,
0ur 26c BET alien Grugsiften.
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L.okales.
6tiratsIdclnt. = 0ebartta. :
besfalle.

6eirnts1drlnt. - 8e6Mrtea. = So
Sesfalle,
GelrafsfMeine.
Con grolp ur1s 2poia 81. &riif.
9arrp q. Spobn uno Martbo
0itib.
6. 6. Sdenf uno gntma 5teao
4rmitrong.
Gallon g. See uro emilp 6.
Mobrmanu.
slfreo 81. Sdul5 uno Olga Spor-
laen6er.
Sobn guid uno 2ouiie Stole.
Sobn Geo Mangolo uno Warl
81. &onfmann.
Mlfreb gpp lno @nnie 6. Smce'
nep.
Mobert 8. Surnep uno Morior
Woibaum.
Somes g. Mainer uno Srau 8
M. @dsfins.
gopnrb gobr unb Mlma @rue1t.
u ebMrfen
Charles @erlod ilnb Srali, N
MGoden; 6. Staots uno Srau, eli
4nabe; Gus. 9eripn uno Srau, eli
Gnobe; 81. 6. Spperman Uni
5rau, elm &nabe; Otto 2oep unl
5rau, Elm anabe; slug. Seffel uni
Jrou, elm &nobe; S. $. @i6bad
uno Jnru, elm 4nabe; Wm. Sareel
uno 5rau, ein 8nabe; Saul 5rie
fen uno Srau, elm a11abe; gbar!e'
Sdoenfelo uno Srau, ein &nate
Socob Siridborn unb Srali, Ell
4nabe.
EobesfGIIe.
aIeines aino bon 81. Hopert, II
Gtunoen; STUB. 8anel, 80 Sabre
Cattle 8rubL SO Sabre; u. 5abro
45 Sabre.
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,.0eraismeiuniht".

Sobn: n@ie id bore, lit groluns
Onfel geitorben uno bat inn ein
8ermogen binterloiien."
Com: $50, er. bat 1hon cine
@enge @lidpiinide en1pfaneplt.
Sogar lein Shnei6er ia,lote inn &c.
tern einen StrauB gergiBmeiu.
nt6t."
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lie lette 2iebc Der a6misim Niaraat.

Die leste 2iebe Der @ottiein Mor.
got, mie man Margaretbe bon So.
lois, Die erlte @emablin 90nig 9ein.
rids w. bon Sranfreid, narlltss.
nobm einen tragiiden WerIauf.
Sbr Balait, oen Die Staot Yaris
iiinsit angefauft bat, nm i'm Dor
benz b~olitanoigen l1ntergang gu be.
mabren, geborte emit ben giibofen
bon Gems, BON nelden Die Dioseic
Baris oamafs abb6ngig NOR. Nod)
ieinem uebertritt gum 4atloIi5is.
mus Batte iih 9onig Seinrid bon
ieiner @emablin i1eioen laiien.
Marsarete mar fIug genug, Die GID.
ne hires @atten nidt 5u 6ur1frell.
gen = mas fie leidt bate tltn foll.
men - %unoieiner 8erm6bIung nit
Waria BON Meoici fein Sinoerniiie
in ben @eg gu Iegen. Das reAnste
ibr Der 4onig, NIT benz iie Bis oobut
iebr fdleht eelebt bate, bod an; cr
bebonoeIte fie iest nit er0Berer Sic.
BE als borber in Der @be, beiudte
ie Oft, riet ibr, Die iebr lebensluitig
mar, lire arafte gu idoner, ltellte
ibr feinen Gobn Dor unb ipro1 BON
ibr mie bon elmer lieben Gdmeiter.
Das uaren Die uiurpriies 6u bipor-
&c" in benz Granfreib bes II. SnIr.
bun6erts. 4onigin Margot erbieIt
idlieBlid Die Grlaubnis, in Dem go.
laft Der BiihGfe bon Sens, gan5 ii,
oerga1be beg 2onbre, @obnutg gu
nebmen. Sier offnete fie eil,en
nabren Muien- uno 2iebesbof. Sic
tuar So Sabre alt, als Dor ibren Mu.
gen elm iunger Yropen3ale, ben iic
raieno liebte, BON einem Mebenb,ib.
Ter niebereeitoden tpuroe; untcr
Sranen fdnor iie, oaB file fpc6er
Speiie nod Srnnf nebrnen noble, &c.
Dor nidt Der Moroer feline gIuttat
NIT benz 2eben be5ablt baben mir.
De. Der bic Sat begangen botte,
mar elm iunser @beImonll, foum
adt5ebn Sabre oft; er bieB Ser
mont. ginen 9og nod Der l1ntat
fab Die &onigin bon einem Seniter
hires 9aIaites aus Der Sinri9tune
oes Siinglings gu. Dos graufige
Shouipiel erfiiIte fie nit foIdem
gntiesen, DAB fie nod om ielben
abenb ben 9aloit perlieB, Inn i'm
ME pie6er 5u betreten; bon bieiem
4ugenblif batiert Die fromme Herir.
be ibres ereignisreihen 2ebelts.
Mon lit ober nift gang fiber, Oh fie
pirflih fromm gebiieben lit II. nifi
pieGmebr beimlid peiter geiiinoigt.
oas beiBt in bieiem Sale: eeIiebt
bat; $einrih ". penigftens nor
bon ibrer gefebruna 70 nenie iiber-
5etgt un6 fannie ibr feuriges Gent.
permanent 10 gut, onb er ibr elm gail.
5es Dusenb Stolmeifter uno S6ilo.
fnappen 5ufuies, ouf ooB 6ieie ODER
bod einige BON ibnen Die gliidliden
Wabfolser BEG ermoroeten Bropen.
solen Gan @iuliano miir6en.
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(Gortictuns foIat.)
Gin a6nia auf Meiien

iest DIE eai1ae MeIt in's @eiprah
aber Yaul Matbnlfa bon Buffalo,
q. g., fogt, er bale ben 90ilig al.
Ter 2ariermittel ftets at Sanie -
namli6 Or. Sings Neue 2ebens'
pillen = uno oaB fie cine @oltot fiji
feline gan5e Samilie ieien. &lirierer
Wagenbei6neroen, aopfipeb uni
ltnberoaulihfeit. Sur 25c bel al
len Qruaailten.
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5rau Suitioratin eau ibrcri Cat.
ten, Der nit ibr pegen BEG berlri,-
glidten Mittaeeiie,ls aanft): .MsuBt
0u min benn INNER @ortpiirfe ITO.
den Du bait bod ionft fir ieoen
Grandmother cine gntihuloiguna!"
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Oas unm6alide.

~8as iaeen Gle basu: Ser std
Ter Binsler bat BET mir einSpinner..
gepebe 10 natiirlid OH Die Dano ge.
malt, bob mein 0ienitma6den einc
gei6lagene balbe Stunoe fid nib.
te, es uegaumiihenl?"
SEQ, miiien ste, bas ~eritere Mill
i'd Sbnen elauben, aber oos Iestarc
= nein 10 elm 9~ienitmdbden eiebt
es nidtl"
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2Mitimntnna.

@aIt (oie Speiieforte itn6iereno) /:
Gin 8iertel gnte, bos mGrc eiee
Soee!"
Nodbur: vDa boben Sic red,t;
mebr iifs o1t6 niht."
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9as 0nnber.

Serr grotpn: nDie 3eitung bier
nennt Mugtopn etn 9oliperf Der
@bitinen5bepegung. 9abei bin fb
beute, als i6 BON Der Mrbeit fam.
ON bier5ebn @irtsbduiern borbcige.
fommen. Wie netnft Du 6as2
Srau 8ropn: Gin @unoer,
Denn gu mirfli6 ooran porbeige,
fommert biIt."
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Der genat bat bic gia,

Tef Seitdf b0f ole Blu, 0le
Metp Nerico utt6 ari5ona gu Staa.
ten Hinbt, angenommen un6 5pnr
obne aus Der Ronftitution Ari5o-
mas Die Beftiminliug gu ftreiden
6db Midter 6ur6 Wolfsnbitimmuna
aus ibrem Mmte entfernt tueroeu
fonnen.
Senator grDe, Der tempordre
Nr1ii6eut 6es @u16esienats> lit in
@oibiugtor, i'm alter bon 80 Sab
Ffu, G~ritorbeu.
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Simmer praftiid.

SHInNtr prHIItIn).
@irtsiobn: Batter, Der Grcm6e
beflast iih, BOB er ~5eitdnoig bon oerl
betrunfenen 8auer,l am MebentiidJ
belditigt miro"
.Sft oas Der Stabtfrad, Der llodl
INNER BEL Dem eriten @Ias Bier
iist2"
nSa!"
r9dmeib n 'raus!"
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u~unerGnbert.

81: $50 gu 2ebmanm IN Scr.
oerneD getroffen2"
g.: uSal"
g.: SEA, bat er fid icbr pera,l.
oert?"
g.: uNidt Elm 9is6en, er bat
mid iosor UNI f~iinf5is Marf arsc,
pumptl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-09

Sobn SO. @otes, ser beriibm.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-09
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-12-21
ROOM THAT IS SOUND PROOF
Remarkable Chamber at University "a
Utrecht That Was Constructed
for Scientific Experinenta

The Physiological institute Of tha
University ef Utrecht possesses one a
the most remarkable rooms in TIA
world. a char Ter about seven ana q
half feet square. which Is said to ha
absolutely noiss less. a. fur as thu
entrance OF sounds from outside is coz
cerned
This room is situated OF the top
story OF q laboratory building. and IN
an inside room, but 80 arranged thas
Il can be ventilated and inundated
with sunshine. The walls, foors ana
ceiling each consist Of half a dozen
layers Of different substances. with aiR
spaces and interstices filed with
sound-deadening materials.
Some persons when In the room en-
perience q peculiar sensation in the
ears. While every effort has been
made 10 exclude sounds that are noe
wanted. of course the object OF COR
structing this singular room was 30
experiment with phenomena connected
with sound. Some of the sounds em-
ployed are made in the room itself:
others are introduced from outside hy
means Of q copper tube. which %
plugged with lead when not in use.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-12-21
a Correction.

In town OF such size that every
one knows every one else it is often
customary tospeak OF people by their
first names, even when one would
not do SO to their faces. The butch
er is known as Joe Smith, the gro
Ger as Frank Parsons, the lawyer
as Will Andrews, and no offense is
meant on taken. One day a friend
was helping a teacher OF the indus.
trial school u put hats and coats on
forty little members OF the kinder
garten class. Two little tow head
ed girls attracted her attention, and
as she tied their hoods she asked:
Are you Charlie Porter's little g
girls?" Two serious little blue
eyes looked up as the elder replied
His name was Charlie when he
was little boy. He's Mr.. Porter
now. "--Exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-12-21

The only black bass water know
OF where the black bass are really
black, said q man who makes fish
ing tackle and tries il out on waters
almost everywhere, lis Bear lake,
in the western corner OF New York.
IL lies high among the hills OF Chau-
tauqua county. near the Pennsylvan-
ia line. 1t has no inlet and no visi-
bic outlet. A peculiarity OF Bear
lake is that it has no shadows.
There is no gradual slope from it's
shores into deep water. but they
pitch of at angles so acute as TO be
almost perpendicular, giving the
impression than the water OF the
lake fills al immense pit OF great
dept The lake is almost round and
only mile in diameter. Owing TO
its odd formation and unusal depth,
Bear lake has the appearance Of
vest pool OF black ink, In those
depths are black bass which are
said to be natural to that water,
plentiful, large and full OF fight.
Black bass elsewhere are not black
at all but OF dark olive green, but
these Bear lake black bass are
black. - New York Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-12-21
a Window Washers View.

A window washer was called upon
one day to clean the windows Of a
business concern on the nineteenth
floor OF skyscraper in lower Broad
way. The cleaner paused in won
derment as he passed through the
lines Of typewriter operators as they
clicked Of their correspondence and
went &c the window aud fastened
the two straps danglng from bis
belt to hooks at the side OF the win
dow frame. He cast another sur
prised glance at the men operating
the typewriters, and as be swung
outward over the dizzy height, his
weight sustained by the slender
straps, he muttered:
Its mighty odd how some people
do make their living in this world
snywsy!"-New York Herald.