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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
CORRESPONDENCE

correspondence

Earl Goodrich and Miss Laura Hut
niger all of Bellingham visited Miss
Hutinger's mother, Mrs. James TharI
Monday.
While at Glendale Friday evening
Mrs. Geo. Rathbone lost a much
valued pearl breast pin, bird
shape design 1t would be very
much appreciatde If the finder
would communicate with Mrs. Rath-
bone.
A. C. Palmer, Joe Dawson and
Hjilmar Pearson spent Sunday
evening at Lewis Sather's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Craine and
Mrs. Alice Craine dined with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Rathbone Sunday.
Game Warden Aitken was fishing
for votes" along the Bertran creek
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sather din
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Perason Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amoy Johnson of
Kendall visited Roy Palmer's and
family Sunday evening and Monday.
Geo. Craine was a Bellingham Wis
itor Monday.
Mrs. Litt0n called on Mrs. Sather
on Sunday.
Sam Palmer and Jack Wander
Yacht commenced the construction
of their houses Monday.
Mrs. Thos Triplett visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer from Fri
day until Monday.
Claire Palmer spent the weekend
with his mother.
Mrs. Laura Sather spent WedneS-
day with Mrs. Ivy Palmer
Miss Jennie TroOst from Clear
brook and Miss Allie TrOost from
Bellingham were visiting their par
ents here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bainfill of Nooksack and
Mrs. Clarke of North Praire dined
at A. c. Palmer's Thursday.
A number from here attended the
fair at the Glendale schoolhOuse on
Friday afternoon and evening. A
short program was given which was
enjoyed by all.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
FERNDALE

Misses Helen Monroe, Alice Shields
Della Pratt. Alta Shichdster. Helen
Fell, Lola Barrett and Hilda Erick-
son, who are attending Normal. vi
sited at their homes here for the
Weekend.
Rev. S. X. Pontious is spending
his two-weeks vacation at North
Yakima.
Mrs. Preston, of Vancouver, B. c.,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
WIN. Bame.
Miss Beulah Felmley has had as
her guest Miss Ada Felmley, of Sc
attle.
Albert Porter returned from Cali
fornia last week bringing with him
a bride and her four children. Mrs.
Porter Will be remembered as Mrs.
Newberry. formerly of this place.
Miss Valera Drake, of Enumclaw,
b, has been visiting her parents here.
- The foot ball game which was to
have been played here on the 26th
between Bellingham High and The
local team was called off by Belling-
ham.
Within twenty days the Flyer,
which passes through here at 11:44
A. NJ will stop to take on and dis
charge passengers. This act was Sc
cured through the efforts of the
public service commission.
On Friday, October 2. the two
literary societies will hold the annu-
al try-out to determine who shall
constitute the high school debatins
team this year. The question is:
oil Qg
shall be raised by single tax on
land values"
Miss Rose Brown had as her Sun
day guests Misses Mabel Dameron
and Nina Lusk, of Laurel.
Postmaster Whitney has return
ed from the Postmasters' convention
at Prosser.
Miss Florence Wetherby has re-
turned from weeks visit with Ia
coma friends.
Mrs. George Monroe has been vi
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Jackson. of Anacortes.
After spending the summer with
Misses Mamie and Florence Wether-
by, Miss Mae Baillie has returned
to her home at Wenatchee.
Miss Sylvia Mosier has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Howard Grass,
of Seattle.
Mrs. A. P. Long has been visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Wilke Chandler,
of Laurel.
Miss Sophye Reichert who S.as
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred
Roessel, has returned to her home
at Blaine.
After visit of several weeks at
White Rock, Miss Lottie Manning
has returned home.
Mrs. S. Keans and son, of Los
Angeles. have been visiting rela-
t1ves here.
Mrs. Emma Colkitt, of Ferndale.
and Mr.. J. l.. Wilson, of Custer.
were married in Bellingham Tuesday
Mrs. ID. McNair entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon with
a Thimble Ten Tea. Attending were
Mines. H. f. Campbell, c. N. Ham
shaw, Bearisto. F. w. Gorsuch, Paul
Hood, Minor McLain, John Slater.
G. Casebeer and Murray.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

When farmers apply the torch 10
their straw stacks they are sending
up in smoke plant food TO the value
of three dollars for each ton burned.
They are robbing the soils of or
ganic matter that would tend to
make them light, porous and easily
worked and greatly increase their
water-holding capacity. These val
ues to sod and heavy soils are often
rs great as the plant food values,
thus making the entire worth of the
straw about Sc per ton. Let farm
ers compare this value with the cost
of hauling the straw and applying
it to the land, and they will burn nc
more straw. For cultivated crops
the straw covered area should be
disked and plowed under. but that
is a charge on the cultivation fund
rather than on the fertilization fund
On meadows and pasture lands the
straw may be applied as light
top dressing in the fall. Since much
of the material in the straw came
from the lands. il must be returned
in some form to that land, or the
land will become unable to produce
profitable crops.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
Wilson Stewart for Sheriff

Wilson Stewart. democratic nomi-
lee for sheriff, makes announce
uent of his candidacy in The Tri-
June this week. Mr.. Stewart is one
# the present deputy sheriff's un-
Ter Sheriff Thomas, and has been a
capable aud conscientious officer.
He enjoys wide acquaintance
throughout the country, and his OK
perieuce in the office will stand him
we'll in hand If he is elected. Mr..
Stewart is conversant with the law
md knows how to enforce it. He
$ making thorough canvass of
he county and is meeting with on
enlargement from members of all
parties. Wilson Stewart has made
good as deputy sheriff and will
10 the same If elected to the posi-
lion of sheriff
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Mr.. Hanson was given an enthu-
siastic welcome at Port Angeles on
Monday night, when he held a
meeting in the opera house, pack
ing it to the doors. 1t was the lar
gest meeting of a political character
ield in years, and supporters of
he candidate even contributed Jen-
sens string orchestra for the oc-
casion.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Recently Mr.. Hanson spoke to
lis friends and former neighbors,'
IN Beacon Hill, Seattle. 1t was
here that he, IL years ago, first
pitched his tent when he took up his
residence in Seattle. He was elect
ID to the state legislature from that
district in 1908, receiving all but
zen votes out of nearly 1000. A fur
her indication of what Mr.. Hanson
leighbors think of him is shown in
he recent primary, when he receiv-
I'd all of the first choice Progress
i've votes cast in the precinct In
which he lives.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
Large A. diences
Greet Ole Hanson,

Ole Hanson, Progressive candi-
late for United States senator. and
man of the people, addressed
large audience of Bellingham citi-
zens Tuesday evening. Hon. Hans
Bugge presided at the meeting.
Mr.. Hanson expounded doctrines
If equal justice and humane legis-
iation'', designed to give the peo-
.,le more food. better clothing and
better homes, and more efficient
training for the young"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Dairy Herd Records at Tribune
cents dozen,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05
in trust. the following de-

Colorado. in trust. the following de-
'cT hos nunm rSSsssd Thirty ESQ, ia uleek
toll. Colo. as shown BY the. recorded
of a the co9nty Clerk On ana recorder Of said
Prowers county.
sit9Ste lying and Ia being Being ~ IN co the
Thos. q. Tripp dated June 4th. a. D.
H fHS e poilaFs '' tss5SSooJ and payaSs
In monthly oa payments OF Ten nc Doi wifn
he o'G laws sA'a and ID A rules Of The Lamar
sas L ssa assS 81 anS
note or any part thereof. or in the pay
to the tenor and effect Of said note,
ing filed with the said party of Tbs e
Of said Indebtedness secured thereby,
en- na has sac declared Violation e 81 any Of
the covenants in said deed OF trust con-
SAID e premses n for sale and demands sucs
sale. it shall and may be lawful for said
party of the second part to sell and dis
tee may think best and an the right;
the first part. his heirs or assigns
therein, at public auction at the front
door of the County Court House in the
RADIO. or ON said premises or any part
thereof. as may be specified in the no.
tice of such sale. for the highest and
| four weeks public notice having been
previously given Of the time and place
of such sale by advertisement weekly
some nheWspapsr of Sircsia
Prowers County" and
WHEREAS. default has been made in
the payment Of the monthly. payments
due upon said note according to Its
WHEREAS. the legal holder and own
er of said note has declared viola
trust contained and declared the whole
amount due and payable, and has elect
ed to advertise said premises for sale
unde r signed. the Public Trustee in and
for the County Of Prowers and State
of Colorado. to sell and dispose of said
sc as provided in and ssid
and interest Of the said Thos. G. Trip
his heirs and assigns therein at public
auction as provided by the terms of
sa Now W. T2 Il !. R. L. christy
Public Trustee In and for the County
Of Prowers and State Of Colorado, At
Building and Loan Association, the
legal holder and owner of the said note
as aforesaid. and by and under the
vested by the. terms Of said deed of
trust and by law. will, on Monday, the
oath day of August. A. D. 1914. at the
city of Lamar. County of Prowers and
State of Colorado. at the hour OF two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
tas sna al rnSs f es. 3
said Thos. G. Trip, and his heirs and
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05

assigns In and to the said described
property. at public auction. for the
highest and best price the same will
the above mentioned Indebtedness and
all costs, charges and fees .uncluding
alta feeso IA as provided d IN sad
said property will be offered and sold
en- masse or in separate parcels as to
think best.
Dated at Lamar. County of Prowers
and State of Colorado. this 22nd day of
r. L. CHRISTY,
Treasurer and Public Trustee in and
Colorado. 1777f
First publication July 20. 1914
Last publication August IS. 1914
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05
Cuts, Sores

E. s. Lopez, Marilla, N. Y, writes:
II have never had a cut, burn, sore
or wound 1t would not heal" Get "a
box OF Busklen's Arnica salve today.
sores, cuts, wounds. Prevents lock-
jaw. rs cents at your druggist.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Thos. G. Trip. whose
Prowers and State Of Colorado. BY his
A. D. 1918. which deed Of trust was
duly recorded in book 49,. page $50 Of
the records in the office OF the County
Colorado. did convey. to the Public Trus-
tee in and for said Prowers County,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05
TRAIN SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC.
7th, 1918

Trains East Bound
No. Eastern Express (No stop)
No. EAST Bound Limited (No
stop :: 81. =. .s:so A. NJ.
No. S-K. C. and Chicago Ex-
No. SIX. c. and Chicago E1..0 a. -
No. 1oPAtiantic Expre.: .ia:ra 4 n
No. 12-Missouri River Flyer 4:35 P. NJ.
No. 56S-Local Passenger ..5:11 P. NJ
Trains West Bound
No. 1-California Express ..2:32 A. N
No. 3-California Limited mo
No. s@colera;d;o and Utah E ss1 ~
No. 7sMexico and California E1- -
No. sGcaiifornt. Fast Mai a. M
No ,,M Es ii5ePs Flyer 1888 1883 4 4 X X
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF CITY
WARRANTS

once of City Treasurer. Lamar. Colo
RADIO. July 20. 1914.
Notice II hereby given that will re-
deem at my office the following war
rants.
General Fund
No. Date of Registry Amount
1858. June 3. 1914 ........$ SO 90
Ruhllc I.lhHaEY Eund
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-08-05

Interest on above warrants VIII CEASE
L. j., BORING,
City Treasurer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Illus der um19t9end.
ct. sSobns 11niperfitat.

9o9m'l ter 9err Mbt Beter e1gel,
8. g.. g., trot lebten 6reitag Die
Rei{e no9 8eattp, Bo., an, UNI Dem
@eneralfapitel ser 8ene6iftiner Ser
Observation-Disclosures &%ongrego=
ton bei5upobnen, 6as in Ser @r5obtet
BON st. 8inoen5 6ieie ISOLDE abgebal-
ten miro. - 5n Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei
lit 6ie @adri@t eingetroffen, bab Der
Dor etIi@en Boden gum eriten Mbte
6es @t. Martin1s &loiters BEL 2aceD
inn 5toote @oibington ertpablte
hodm. P. 0stpol6 @aran, 3. g. s.,
~6ieier Gage BON 81. @tubl IN @om
sic 8e1tdtigung ieiner 8obl erbolten
fat. Die Mbteimeibe miro tpabri@ein-
lid mite 5eptember itattfinoen. -
@eqen pier3ig Mdnner bon StearnS
County batten iid gu oen 2qien : g.
er8itien geite1t, melde am 1ebten
Donneritagaben6 bonn bodm. P.
Muquitin, s.. g. S., bon Dn-
n1tb in ct. Sobns eroffnet tpur-
sen un6 am 5onntagmorgen gum Mb-
{dl11B gelangten. @s mar namentlt4
Midmon6 BEL 6ieier @elegenbeit itarf
pertreten, unb es maren 6ieie eri ten
in ser Dio5e1e ct. @lou6 gebaltenen
Qaien : grer5etien berort erfolgreid,
hnk 6iele aniGbrli9en nebungen fir
SEN 2oienitdm6 in Ser Di03eie geftdert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

goBberg bon ct. @lorb eritattete
bier eine,t permanotidoftli@en 8e
f16. = So. 8ieber laBt ii6 o11i
ieinen Eremi1len Elm Clio aus Con.
cret erridten. - @einri@ Dingmonn
uno @ottin begaben iid) Montag gu
eillem pertpan6tidoftliden 8eiud in
ct. Glo10 un0 Clear Safe.
MlbanD.
@odm. P. Mlto, 8. 6. g., Der
brodtc oie lette ISOLDE in 0l1lutb. -
@cgen breibig MeBoiener madten
Iienltog LETTER @ode in 8egleitl1ng
5lpeier shulidpeitern einen aatsfl1tg
nah ser ct. SobnS l1niperiitat, mo
iid) Die beitere Sdaar OUTS 8eite
a1uiiiierte m116 obenbs in flint Muto=
mobile1r nob @ol1ie gebrodt muroe.
: slm 6reitag gerietb Sic bieiige
g%lltterfobrif in 8ranb; oie Iuter=
pebr lpor prompt our Stelle un6
mllroc bes 6euers 9err, bepor mn=
lcllsmertber Sdaben angeridtet mar.
Scr l1nterrid)t in uni erer Efarr=
ldule miro am 9. Septe1nber uno
in scr Staotidnle am erl item Septem=
Der e%roffnet. - 2oren5 6iirltenberg,
eilcr Ser qltelten Mniie0ler BON Ml=
banp, mor mebrere Gage unter 0en1
@etter, 6od feline 1tarfe Notur lit
ser &ranfbeit Meilter %getpor6en. =
Mlatb. &rafer, @otti1l nn6 5tpei &in=
ser bon @abpeton, tparen bier bel Ser
6alnilie Eeter &rafer gu @alte. =
Sri. gliie 8a11er lit nad 5tpei 80
den tangent 8eiude i'm elterliden
@a1ie in 8egleitung port SRI. 8romlt
rod ct. Saul 5urudgefebrt, no tie
ibre 9rbeit olS &ranfenpflegerin I'M
Soiepbs @oipital mie6er aufge=
nonll1len bat. - Mm Saml tag, 6e11
5. September miro MlbanD morgen5
10 l1br eircn STANDARDIZATION
telt boben.
81 perpa6ten 600 M6er 2an6 nit
guten @ebdulidfeiter, BRET Meilen
bon Spring Sill. MabereS gu erfra-
gen bei IS. S. 8obmer, Melroie,
Minn.
6olbin9forb*
@m. s. Gbom bon bier fat fem
@eid1ftsgeb6u6e un6 6as BON inn
in 0emi elben betriebene Mdidmaaren=
gei6aft gegen Sre6. 9angs 100 SLIDER
groBe 6arm, 6ie 87A Meilen MORO
lid bon Mlbanp gelegen lit, ber=
&err Sbom miro ii6 aus
Observation-Disclosures bonn @ei@afte
5uriid5ieben urb bat Dor, &eim un6
fiinftigen Wtrfnngsfreis na6 6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

lie ibn1, 10 bot lie nldt lpen1ger Den
Mitqlie0ern ser Gemei110e cine lie
berroidnng. Sn oem bodm. P. Ml=
fre6, .. 9. 8, melder 1ieben Sabre
sic unbefledte gmpfangnibgemeinoe
IN legersrei9iter @eiie ber&paltete>
mofiir oas mGbrenb ieiner Nal tora=
ton erridtete Sbullhmelternbaus,
oos sur grbeiterung Ser Suge1o uno
51tr @%rboul1rg fir Sung uno Mlt oa<
lteben6e ct. Marien GlubbaltS, Die
imlere 3ier Ser Nfarrfirde, Sic BEL
lerung Ser Notwithstanding etc.,
nrebr ober nod Ser geiitige Gmpor=
ldppung ser @emeinoe, Ser ieinem
bild10f liden Oberen sic baufige Be-
5eidmung ser ct. @louoer unbefl.
gmpfongniBgemein6e a1s eine Mfn=
itergemeinbe ieiner 9io5eie in Sen
Muno legte, geben bereoteS 8engniB
bon Ser l1mii9t nn6 ser @iaenSfraft,
NIT ser er Sic linn anpertraute Sc
meinoe Ieitete. Sir feline pielfod)en
grrungenidaften 5um Beifen Ser Sc
meinoe III INN 6iei elbe ltets in 2iebe
uno 9onfbarfeit 5ugetban getpeien
unb miro linn bafiir 5ugetban blei<
ben. Sn 6em 8emuBtiein, itets nnr
Dos bette Snterelie Ser @emeiroe o1=
ge1trebt gu boben, i@ei6et Ser bo@m.
P. Mlfreo,' .. g. g., morger1, 5rei<
tag, bon ct. CLOUD, un6 alS gea6fol=
ger miro in feline Steue als 8forrer
Ser nnbefledten acknowledgements
eintreten ser bodm. P. @erbaro
@pielmann, .. g. S., melder biz
6obin in Moorbea6 %paltorierte. M1s
Mi{iltent oes bodtp. P. @erbor6, 8.
g. s., lit Ser bodm. P. Alto, .. g.
s., Biz babin in Mlbanp, an 6ie I'M
befledte gmpfdngnibfirde in ct.
gIono beru fen por6en, mo- er ii6 NIT
6em bodm. P. @%il6ebran6, 8. 8. s.,
in sic @ebilfsarbeiten Ser @emetnoe
tbeilen miro, mdbren6 6em bodm. p.
M6olbert, .. g. s., sic Ilfiitenten'
ltene an ser @ieben @dmer5en Stride
in Mlbanp 5%l1getpieien lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

3miQingsitaoten gu perlegen. @err
Sang miro 0as iibernommene ge=
id)aft meiterfiibren, un6 0a5u font
men ibnl oie in Minneapolis, mo CT
ols 2aoenoietrer in einem groben Sc
idafte tbatig >por, gemadten grfab=
r1tagen iebr %5uitatten. = Sic &lage
Ser 6rau S. &idaros ge9en MoiS
Meper BON bier mur6e negen Mon=
gel an 8epeis bon Jrieoensridter
0onobue in ct. @lou0, Dor meldem
Ser Ero3eB gefiibrt mur6e, ber&por=
fen.
Meire @rpne.
9fob lGngerem Sie6tbum, 6os er
be- items at elmer guten 8orbereitung
'ouf feline Nufl0i Jung benutte, bat
@einrid gdnei6er om 9ienitagmor=
gen letter ISOLDE a1f ieiner nobe 6ie<
fer Srtidaft gelegenen 6orm oos
0e1tl1d)e ge1e9ne1. Vel SuD1Hge1u1e=
oe1e mnrbe in 3euti6lan6 geboren,
bon po er als iunger Mann in 6iei eS
9o11b fam un6 ii9 6em 6ormeri tan6e
mi6mete, nobel er Oh ieines 6leibeS
redt erfolgreib NOR. gr berbeira=
tbete. iid nit 8oulina &riml1s, un6
ser glidli6en @be e%ntiprolien feds
&in6er. Mit ser Satin nn6 Sen Sim
6ern betrauern ieinen Singong cine
Sdmelter, sic ebrtp. sdmeiter 9ibe=
ria, melde in 0enber, @ol., itatio=
merit 1T; feline M11tter lebt nod inn
often @aterlan6e. Sdmeiter 2iberia
eritattete ibrem 8ru6er nod einen 8e=
il1d tperige Gage Dor leinem 5ooe.
1onneritagmorgen fan6 nad einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

in Der bieiigen Yfarrtirde gebaltenen
geelenamte oie geer6igung unter
grober Sbeilnabme bon 2ei6tra=
ge1roen itatt. Gem Geritorbenen
Sic eipige Gube un6 Sen @in-
terbliebenen unier 8eilei6.
Maria 6. 8oliters Eubmaaren=
bo1rolung in @reentpalo, Minn., balt
ibre lpe3ieue &erblter0ffmtng am Is.
September. Cine Mnsmabl Ser mo-
oerniten Site in id0niter 9lusmabl.
9lte @iite mie nel1e 3u maBigem
Yreiie a%ufgepubt.
81 berpadten 600 9lder 2an6 NIT
guten Standardization, 6rei Meilen
BON Spring Sill. Naberes 81 erf fra
gen bei %. S. &obmer, Melrole,
Minn.
Gben &aleD.
Sobn McsSntpre, elm iunger pro-
iperiren6er Jarmer, 6eiien @obnung
iib un1peit Ser @ta6t befin6et, mur6e
Somitogaben6, ols er beim Abihir=
rem zines Efer6eS inn Stal1e beidaf=
tigt mar, burh einen Blibitrabl, Ser
in bas @ebau6e fubr, fat ougen=
blidli9 %get06tet. Dos Bfero mur6e
a11f Ser Steqe geto6tet nn6 Dos &C.
bal16e in Bran6 gelebt. 9as 6euer
bradte sic Madbaren CUR Steue un0
McSSntpre pur6e ms @ous gebradt,
mo- er bal6 nadber ieinen @eiit auf=
gab. Seinen 10 unertparteten SOD
betrolern nit ser @attin ie6s &in
Ser. 0onneri togmorgen fan6 sic 8e=
e%roigrng bon Ser ct. Neters Stride
aus itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

limo. = Ser Menpriei tier, bo6m. P.
0oilo, 8. g. g., lit alS Miiiitent 6es
bod)p. P. Eaulinus an Ser ct. 8ern=
boros Stride in ct. EouI, un0 Ser
Neuprieiter, bodnp. P. 6lorian, .. 9.
g., ols @ebiilfe 6eS bodm. p. Gle
mems, .. g. g., in Wan0an, &c. g.,
ernanl1t mor6en. - OaS rere S9nl=
lemelter miro am s. September 1et=
men Mnfang nebmen; Sic gleide 9ebr=
fraft tpie I'M alten Sabre lit fir oaS
11el1e Semel ter beibebolten.
Sprin9 Sill.
SS11 sic er @egen6 bat sic Sdmetne=
Gbolera ibr obermaliges @ri@einen
gemodt. = 2eonor6 &irdner fnufte
BON Mug11it Mtbmaa1n in suuf Centre
einen &eo &iber Special geparator.
SIT ser 6amilie 6ran5 @inter itell=
te iid) lette ISOLDE CUR 6reu6e Ser
b%egliidten gltern ein itrammes Sobn=
den elm. @rotulieren! = 9ie 8aQ=
lpieler bon 2ofe &enrp erlitten bier
BEL Sen Ietten 5pei @ettipielen Ser
Soiion Mie6erlagen. = Sobn @tabl=
berger bra9te 1i9 in Sen Beiib eines
1rel1en Sberlan6 Mutomobils. = @S
gebt 6as @ere6e, 6aB Sen. @oigbt,
elmer uni erer populdren iungen Wan=
ner, ii@ binnen &11r5em aus bem
SSlnggeieuenitan6e bermts3utpinoen
geoenft. = Soiepb &einen 1aBt ouf
ieiner 6arm, 6ie etgens fir BEN @ieb=
itono 6ient> EN- Clio erridten.
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ban6lung in @reentpa16, Minn., baclt
lire ipe5iene &erbiter0ffm1ng am Is.
September Cine Mustpabl ser mo-
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Site Site mie 1eme gu mdbigem
Ereiie oufgeputt.
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guten @eb6uIidfeiten, 6rei Meile11
BON Gpring Sill. Mdberes 5u erfra-
gen BEL 50. 5. 8obmer, Melroie,
Minr.
{, Gate 6enrb.
@if. Ebielmonn berei9erte iein
8er ionaleigentbnm tint Elm 1reneS
sSor6 Mntomobil. - Sesobn 5pel6ri6
bot ii9 lekte ISOLDE. nod Nor66afota
begebn, mo- er mdbren6 ser &erbitmo<
nate feline Ebdtigfeit beim Trudt6re-
iden entfolten miro. = @mitagb Dor
adt Sogen %feterter Soiepb @pel6ri@
un6 ebrentpertbe @emoblin i'm @reiie
bon Iieben @ermon6ten un6 g11ten
6rennoen 6as Set ser filbernen
&od5eit. Mit Sen CUR &od3eit er.
idienenen @diten miinidt 6em SUI
belpoore 11odtrdgIi@ or1@ ser u@or6-
itern," 6aB es linn berg0nnt fem mo-
ge, na9 meiteren IS Sabren l1nge-
THIRTEEN @begliids 6as Set ser gol-
0ener 9od3e1t bet gutter @en110bett
begeben 5u fonnen. -. Gron5 Miin5-
ba1ber, tpel6er in 6ieier @egen6 cine
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@Iroia cine 5attIer- nn6 S9ufter-
@erfiItdtte erridten. Ct miro feline
6arm berfal1fen nn6 nit 6amtlie
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- Maria 6. 8oliters Bnbmooret1-
bonoIung in @reenipul6, Minn., .balt
tire ipe5ie1e &erbiter0ffnung am Is.
September. Cine MuspoN ser r1o=
6erniten Site in f90niter Musmabl.
MIte Site mie nel1e 5u mabtgem
Breiie o%ufgeputt. - &ommen6en
Dienitog, SEN 1. @eptember, miro
Ser nnterridt in ser bieiigen 8forr-
Ifule, sic friber ols Dtitrifti91t1e
6iente, nit einem feterltben Mmte in
Ser Bfarrfir@e eroffnet tperben. -
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-24

Riccio slept in room next stable. Rob-
bers broke into bedroom, murdered
his wife and fled with all his money.
West Branch, Mich.-John Forbes,
alias John Hammond, found guilty of
murder of Charles Bottsfeld, given
life term.