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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

s2er 0elifl@e 60rtl@riu an DER
g(isne aebt in ben Iesten Saaen
gitnitg peiter. Die 0eiiti9en bal,
TEN ictt ettpd ts Meilen bonn nor6.
IiHen llfer Der gIisue slpiihen Bail
ln uno gerrp.ait.gne."
Sitnatipnsberiht Der alliirten.
goris, 10. gtob. = Auf Dem tpeit.
Iiben ariegsiddupIob lit feline noe.
ientIi6e 8er1noering eingetreten;
IinfoIge bes berridenben gebels ma.
den bic Gperotionen nur longiamc
Gortidritte. SIM gtor6en botten mir
einen gliiflihen 2og, inoent mir un.
iere 6teaungen bebnupteten uno in
Der @eseno 5tpiiden 2anesmarf nns
Dirniii0e borordngen.
2on0on, 10. gtob. llnIere
ariegsidiFfe beIdoiien ben re6tcn
6lhgel. Der 9ellti6en niiBten iih
lober ihnea unter bem 5euer Der
hentltben 4rttIlerie Suriidsieben.
Die 9eiitid]en baben tire unge.
lltiinten gngriffe otf Die SteIlunsen
Ibef g[Iiirten BEL g)pern uno Cir.
niitoe erneuert, bod moren Die Der.
biinoeten irlitdnSe, ale aneriffe Der
Geinoe abSuihIaeen rno Stnrib on
balten. Gs mnr0e nit er6bter Gr.
Ibitterling gef1mpft.
Grob Der ShIoppen, ipeIhe Die
6eutIhen lnb <oIterreidii4en Seere
ouf bent oitliden ariegsiHouplos
augenideinli1 erIitten boben, un6
bic Huiien in 6elti6es 8ebiet elm.
Ieebrilngen finb, ioIlen Die 9euti9eh
INNER nod 2rlippen bon oItlihen
Seeren nod Dem Meiten ierben. Der
oeutihe @enerolitab ideint es li1
Iborgenon1meH al bdben, Die aititen.
Iftdote 9iinfir6en uno goIois, nog.
| IIideripeiie oun Sabre in 9eiis ou
befomnten. 9is iest ober III es auF
Der gnnaen 2inie nod 90 feinem ent.
Iidetbenben 4anpfe eefoninen. Die
lungebeuren Streittr1fte, tueIfe ei.
nonber eeeerliiberiteben ernosliden
BEL Der beioerieitiqen Eopferfeit MIR
elm laneiomes @orgeben, tpetin bon
einent ioInen iiberbaupt Die Reoe
I Iiein fam (ntbt BET ben 8erbiinoe.
ten). g[ber iotuobl bic 9eutihen tuie
Die Iliirten ideinen nit Oen Der.
Iouf Der 9inge IN iener @eeerb ST..
frieDen 5u fem.
g(uf benz oftlihen ariegsidaltpIat
i1einen bic Rliiien i'm 8ort6eil ait
Icin, benn 6eren 9orblt bot ongcb.
lid bic @rer5en bon 0itpreuBen ilno
goIen iiberihritteb. itno es bat ben
anf6eim 0nB oieGeutiden ben i6ren
nripriinaIiHen 9lon ben 9fitfien in
Der gtieberitne Der 8drtbe In gub.
Lamb cine Snln9t onoubieten, glb,
ftono eenontrnen baben. BerIiner
8erihten sitfoI9e boben bic RuiIen
imSutudIfi. .8iitrift an Der oitpreiibi.
f6en @ren5e cine NieoerIoae erlit.
ten; fie herIoren 1000 Wean1 an @e.
fangener nno mebrere Mtoihtnen.
geipebre. lieber onoertpeitige Sample
I'M Often bat bic gerliner 3epeife
|nidts 3ii meI0en.
8miihen Siirfen unO 9fuiIen lit
eS an Der faifdiiifen @renSc iii
seorpoItcngefehten gefgamen; ntebJ
rere aiiItenltd6te ant Sdiporseu
Maeer ltn6 bon Der tiirfiiden sSIofte,
tpeIde cine reee Gb1Hgfeit ent.
tpidelt, bonlboroirt porben.
Die Metriltirtng in Gnelnub bat
iid Ourh Die llebuneen Der Serrito.
rioltruppen, 0ie in beri6ie6etten
3beilen @ngloilos einerersirt tper.
ben, ettpos geboben. 9ie tdnablid,en
Gntppen nobn1en bei Der aeItern
|itottgefinbenen EMANCIPATION bes
Gberbiirgermeiiters bon 2onbon Der.
|norrueenbcn antbeil, (Gs ipiirbe
|ibuen ndntIid) eeitattet, init .@e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
C1r6en (c6(dgen RuTen

petrogroo, 10. geob. - 8wiI6en
ben Tiirfen urio &tIien III es n1be
aopritferi in 2autdiien Sittrt Sample
gefommen; Die Giirfen pifrOen bon
bettti9en Sffi3ieren fontrtonbirt itto
idMeen fi4 nit GROCER GdpFerfeit.
Gs seIane ben Siirfen, itttiere 5Inrfe
3u rmeeber, irbeifen berntodten trir
ltns in 9ronune Sitriid5ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
shphns inter BEN glniirtrn.

93aris, 10. gspb - Gte 9eihiua
yRetit QnriIien@ tbeiIt NIT, oob III
Dem BoiIer Der Dlans Tppbusfei.
me entOedt trlrben iin0 5tDor aIs
cine ssoIae Der E1itienbe bon 2eid,en
inb Gbiertnonuern, bic bineineelurr.
fen tDuroen. Sn ben Grfi6aften
littueit gerOnn iinD bereits nebrere
ertrantlinasidIle GemsIOet iDurAsps
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
gtOriuesiIdjes @dGFf ssiHaIen.

IaoosIuis, SoIIan6; bid Qon6or,
10. geop. - Ger nortpeeiide Dam.
bier 9Iuton lief nttf Der ssobrt bon
2onOon nod Gbriitidtid bei Gar.
mouth olf cine D1ine. 10 madntt Der
8eiasing itnO 6rei 9oiiaeiere tpitr.
ben aerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
Die ,,E6nigS6erg"
eingsadple1!

2onoon 10. gaob. - Ger oentide
areuaer r&0nigsberg", Der bor fur.
3em ben britii6en areu5er aegnius
8erftorfe, 1T bon britiiden ariees.
fdiffen in etnem Snfen Der syitiel
Mafia ON Der &iilte bon 0eutId.GIt-
afrtta eineeltopieIt iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
oentidle iiben gsieberperaertntla.

2onoon. 10. 0eop. - Gin bcI.
lGnoii6er 0on1pfer tpuroe bon eineut
beutiden arieesffiff ongeboItet anb
one an 8oro befinoIi1en 9eIgier TN
9Ilter bon 19 BIS 45 Sabrel eeF1n.
gen aeton1tnerl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
N1eben i'd plnth an.

Gtelfll llelDele.
9iebcn iid Wtnt6 su.
gei Der geitern erfnlgten ssSnaligl.
ration oes neilen 2onooner 9berbiir.
eerneiItcrs uur6en in Der @dl6
Sail bon berporroeenoen Diploma.
TEN unb bon 2or6 aitdener 9feoen
eeboIten. 2etterer nteinte i'm Ser.
louf ieiner gfeoe, ooB Die engIii6e
slrruee fid nuf 5ronfreihS gooen
gut betu1brt babe (td beionoers ia.
ben fi9 Die engliiben &riippen auf
oern 9iiifouge ais ltuberglei6libe
S1neaIGufer ertpieien). lleber cine
Ddaion SoIb1ten tperoen iest aus.
gebiloet, Inn gegen Die 0eutiden ms
6elo geltellt au peroen. (aanoner.
fntter.)
8inIton Spencer ghur1i1, erIter
2orO Der Wtarine, reoete Der bri-
tiihen Dtarine Oos @ort itro Der.
fDies ouf beren Eboten (2). Gr
nieinte, bdB es idtpierig iei, iid 3u
Qlnfong bes arieees iiber Die 2ei'
ititngsf1biefeit Der Marine Elm lir.
tbeil 5it bilben (porulr oentt uidt2
Der SeelnrO fam nit riibigem @e.
ltpiIIen angeben, 6dB bic engItide Wea-
riue Der 6eilti6en niht oas 8oHer
reiden fonn). 9(ber, fubr Gbur9ia
in ieiner Geoe in bonlbmtiifer @ci.
Il fort, 10 fider rpie Der Minter 9(b,
idteb bon Den ertIaitbten 8dilnen
nimntt, 70 iider 1T oas Sdidial Der
oelttfben sSlotte beiiegelt. Sros Der
yerluite, peI1e Die eneIiiAe Glotte
erIitten, lit 6ieielbe beute Oenno6
biel grober. tpie bic beiitlde.
premiernliniiter asdititb ergirg
fih Sesl1ngerer iiber ben &rieg NIT
ber Siirfei unS fam Br Der shllib.
fcIgeritne, oob 6os @ingreifen oes
oftonaniiben 9teideS in ben arieg
fir 6nsiefbe oos Grbe beoeute. Or
ertIdrte. bob Der arieg Idnger ip6b.
rem iperbe, tpie man onttimntt, dber
gnglono lper6e bns Shmert niht
cher in bic Sdei6e ftoBen, bis Bel.
glen ale feline 9eftsungen tuieber t,t
riiderbnItet SSrorfreid eegeil bic
Heorobuneen GeitfitlanOS iider ge.
ItelIt unO oie preuBiihe YaiIitGrmaAt
eebroaen iei. (so, nun tpiiien mir,
iporou mir fino.)
Die Stimmnns in Berlin.
Berlin, 10. glob vMir miiIIen
eeipinnenl@ Bon oieier Soee lit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

SSeoermdnn In Der oetti9en Rei6s-
baaptItoot 0urh0rlngen. I'm oieies
8a ern6gIi4sn, opfert Seoer aui
benz glltor 6es 8oterlanoes, mas in
ieinen Rr1ftel itebt, ia nod mebr.
B1bren0 Die 4rrnee tapfer fit bic
@rboltung bes @aterlonoes fantpft,
tbun Die beiitiben 6rouen M6Oden
|uro aif6er ibr geItes, Inn fir bic
Solbaten i'm 6el6e 5u iorgen, Be-
ion0ers miro fir gInfertigung bon
3interiaden geiorgt, unO Die &ni.
ierin iolpie be Sofoarnen arbeiten
init ben ilbrigen 8iirgerinnen ge-
meiilIam an oieien 2iebesgnben. 8er.
ionen, Die ME cine Strifnaoel Dor.
ber gebonobobt boben, iiebt man belt-
tie poIlene Strilnpfe, BuIsnGrner,
6aidtbonoi1ube, 2eibbinoen niip. on-
Fertigen. 3oblloie @ofete geben tag
lid aur 6ront ob; Oieielben ent.
bolten meiIters 8igarren 6lai6en
8eia, 2if0r un6 S6ofola0e, ipeE9'
lebtere bon BEN Erltppen i'm JeIoe
beicnbers bod eeidGst tutr6.
Weon gibt niGt o4ein IN Berlin
ionoern ou6 i'm eor3en oelitiden
Rei6 ou, aoB Der arieg EN- nnon-
genehmes @eiGGft lit, ipeldes ober
in fpItem1tiiGer uno nit edit belit-
ider @rinblt4feit abgepideIt ner-
ben ttttb. waon trifft IN 6ffentlidelt
Bl1sen biele sSrouen in 3rouenflei.
bern. Berlin ideint feline sSnbalion
feinbLidcr Sufti1iffe 8u befiir9ten,
oenn Mbeno fir glben6 iino Die
Stroben Der Sto6t bell erIeudtet,
itit0 Die @ei6dfte nebnten ibren nor.
moIen 8erIauf; ioeor Die Sbeoter
itnb MuftfboIlett Deroen itorf be.
iudt.
100 britiibe l1ntertbonen 8e.
ipobner bon Berlin, fpuroen berbaf.
let unO ins aouBetltrotionsloser ge.
broht.
aaiicr Iubt bic Srippen.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 10. 0ob. -
General bon aInd bat einen Ia.
gesbefebl oeroffentIidt. In benz Der
aoiier ietne anerfennung utto ietn
COB fir Die Snltltng Der armee itno
ben Waitb Der &ruppen IN ben
a1mpfen an Der glisna ousiprod.
d., &Iud-ipuroe bor i1ebreren Sogelt
to0tacinet.l
g3rtnd Grana bon 8npern, Elm
Sberit Der Snfonterie, Der nobe ct.
Quentin berfpunoet tpiiroe, lit nie.
oerbereeiteIlt uno aii ieineut Ofeei.
meltt auriideefebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

tpebr fiber" burd Die SauptftraBen
Der Stdot au mariftrerb poriiber
Der Sonbagel 10 entoiidt mar. bnB
fid Elm @dderousenO ebenfalls gum
Dierit melOete.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
0ie etimnnna in gerIin.

Berlin, 10. 9ob. vMir niiIIen
seipinnenl" Bon Oieicr Soee lit
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
Mrnrn 0Irin.

Son Baltimore boren mir, Dab ia
Der lcbten @od)c I'M Sreinlalrrertem-
pei Die ieierlid)e Snltaaierlng Der
neiten 8pamten Der u@ermania 2oqe
9tr. 1907 Der 6reinarlrer our1 oen
Nlltmeilter @enrp s. &lein ltattiono.
Die neiicn 9caruten limo: MeiIter.
Goilrao @enieling; /. 9htfieber, 81.
3. Sbne; ,. Nnfieber, @einrid 9en-
mr; Sefretdr: SEQ. Il. &eil6art;
-5ltm q. Male Shobmciiter,
@ani. Miaer, +. Observation-Disclosures
2ouis &ermnni; 2. Gercmoniemei.
tier, Sobn Hiebl, mo geobahter. s..
Mics. 9ladl Der Snitaaierung wnroc
Dem bis6erigen Mleiiter bonn Shtbl,
@errn Seiru s. alein. oos Wfnurer-
Suipel uuo allBeroeni in Nnerfcn-
nitl1g ieincr gmts5eit Elm g~oloencs
muO nit 0ianlonten beiebtes 5rei-
maurer @b5eihcn iibcrreidt.
9tnd Der &erionmliung Der 2oqc
begaben lid Die Ntitglic0ey 0erlelbcn
noh Dem SotelNaleiah no Elm San.
felt itattfono, bel Incident @crr @c.
org Hcinbart ais Soaltmeilter inn.
gicrte. SIN Salife oes ganfetts mur.
ben bon oeu 6olgcnOsu glniprohen
gebalten: Meiiter Conrad @enielina,
ScGret1r Geo. Neinbart @roB Su.
ipcftor 9ergtolo, W9ar &oni9 9llt.
nlciiter @enrp 6. alein. @corg Sim.
melbeber, @eorg Seifert uiO Soba
Bed, Wieilter Der Sincerity SoQs@
Der 6reimalirer.
SEER ScnrD s. alcin lit in @oib.
iigton icbr mobl bcfanut, nidt nur
IN 0iaurer., ionoern and in anoerell
areiien.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

Die 5. 8. Gotta'ide 9ud6ono-
lung, Stlttgart unO Berlin, bat ulls
cine &robemlmmer 0es u@rcif 3nge-
ianot, ole folgenoen inte%reiiontcn Su-
bolt alllpeiit.
Plus Dem oncrifonil1en Griegs.
iabre 1863. Grinneriingcn oes Sra
len 5er0ina1O Zeppelin. o9os
Nllspon0crllngsprobIem in Better
reih4. gon @iigen 5. Ybilippopi1.
nSunoert Sabre. tSt3-19t3~ n
Elm &iidblid ulO Elm Ausblid, BON
grnlt MiiIe6ed. Doe an SOLDER
linz. Son Sermann @ciie. ,Sei.
ne ltuo Meperbeer". Wlit nngcorudtcn
8riefeu ulto cinem 5ndiinlile. Bon
6r.eOrid 6irtb. nglnf Der 9omen-
iagO". Sagebu6blGtter bon Irib
8roniart BON Sdellenoorff. On
Megiiieiir ais Giinltler~. Son @oIter
Bloom. Die begrobene Sam
Cine g(nefOote bon @il6elm SdGfer.
Cine Sabrt nad Der Singals.
boble~. Son @iIbelm @ers. Mitgc,
teilt BON Otto 8iintter.
gSagebud4, u8udfritif".
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
IglIE!Ilil5I81HB
@eIaafsamssn son go msraens Dis 5.a0 nadmitaas.
Sommnr-gE usOcrFnuf
OOm 1eppic6cn III 3immerer6ec!
~ Maaep 5OnIi0e aaufeeIeoeuDein

mir iiuocu, ooB mir iiir Ole iebise
Sa1res5cit 81 picle Eeppid)e in Sim.
niergr0Be ami Eager 6abet. oesbolb
baben mir oieielben sit berabgeiebten
Yrciicu in eineu Saliiar 4usper
foui a63ngebcn beldloiicn. Seien
Sic bic @reiie mo ooun icben
Sie iidl Die id0nen Seppide an.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

Gen 2eferu unicrcr 3citltng
iei bierourd mitgeteilt, OaB Der be.
licbte @irtb, SEER @nl. gteulano,
Gde 81 uno Ste StraBe nc, iein
2ofal INNS ooppelte psrgroBeyt bat,
inoenl er Die SAeioepano 5milhen
ieiner @irtidoft uuO ieilieu tribe
rem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berausgerii-
len mo einen groBen &allm oaralis
gemadt bat. Die Bar" lit infolge.
oeiicn perldn9ert worocu, oas 2ofal
lit neli tape5iert uio oas Sol5merf
iotpie Die Sci3apparate, linO ncit an
geItriden iporoelL ioOaB Die @irt=
iAaft eineu red)t freunOliden Gin.
oruf mad)t. Seoen Snmstag glbeno
gtabt IS beiBen 2llnd. 8eiuden sic
NAL ben alten Srelino.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

0os IS ournoI~ mar icbr e.,
ireut as Is iiiugit Gen Neiid pom
Ncrrn Is. 6. giidoif ans Gbergu0ole
erbielt. @err 9iidoif lit felt Al
Sobro AbomIcut Der 3eitrma.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

9as meme 9eIcudtn mig $
ipitem ser &ennipluaniagluc.uie miro
nit Dem Monat 6ebruar ms Se6cu
tretcn. Gfan bette gc6offt, Die 9lr.
beiten idon friib8citig inn Saniar
fertig 5n babcu. inoeiien puroc Dies
o1rr6 per5ogerte Sieferllng bon Nic-
tallltcniilien oereitelt. Die nelte 8e-
lelthtlrng miro oer9lpeiuuc ctipa pier.
NAL mebr9idt gebell mie lic irbt bal
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

Sn @egenmart aler 0rei
Niitglieotr Der @eb0rOe Der 0iitrifts.
fommiiiare, pieler dliOerer 9iitriftS4
beontcn mo perionli6er 6rerulOr
milroe Charles 8. Gesbit an Iebtcn
0ienstag bonn Sefretdr Or. @m.
Ginoaa in iein Mint ais geriide.
rungsfommiiinr oes 0iitrifts eiuge.
idrmpren.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

Or. Is. ~. Sober. @efon ser
me0BiiiiHen 1atiilt6t ser c5eorgc
for5n lluiperiit0t, tieit am 6reitoq
poriger ISOLDE in Der 9. W}. 4. u.
eiuen @ortraa in o.r er Ole Wiet0o-
cen Orr Soipitdler iMari gciBcitc.
ltiter on0erpm td0clte Ct ~beioitocrs,
DAB Sic @elDer, Ole in oci letten
Sabyen iiir Die @%e6anDlltnq Nrnier
umo @coiirftiger bepiaigt warcu,
ntiitens, mi ~alleiniger glitsno6ne
ocS 6sce0men's 6oipitols, SIR Gin.
ridtlrng nercr 9rioots uaD 0perati.
cnsaimntcr benlitt morCen limo. Die.
ic @smiaigltnaen iparen aroBtenteils
aenladt morOen unt 0as @aI6ing-
ton Aiplum 3u catlai!en. Or. SEQ
Der aber fonltatierte, 0aB BON Den
S747,936, bic in oen lcbten Sa6ren
bemiIigt lporoen iin0, oil Dos @aibr
ington AiDllm mir $4,000 gefloi
len iino, obglcih nad Der ~oorboncc-
nei 6tatiitif oasielbe mcbr ST. be.
m0ltigcn bate, als ie 5upor. Der
&ortrogenoe beiiirloortete marm 0ie
grenmng fold zines |nititllts mic
Gin @oipital BON eincr Strofanitalt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
samstda, ben H. 5annar 1914

9udermci It ter Soiepb &ob.
mcr untcridreibt 9stpiB nidt, oab
olc aitten 9iige 0rei linO. Wiitte De
Der, ais Ell nniina Die cinlnOenOen
8ei6nadtsflihen SIT baden, pcrlebtc
CT lid oltrf einen SAL, Der ibm bic
lie Sdmer3cn peruriodtc. @d6ren0
Dsr 6eierrage perl,bte cr iid ieinen
Irni, ais er ans einem @agen itieg,
Is OaB oieier geIdbmt iullrOe, mo igst
iii ibni Gin 5deit SoI5 irs @eiidt
0eiloQen nnO bat Elm bloucs 9tuge
bintcrlaiien. gIaeroings iro9en ici
lie uielen 6reunos: uSoip loofs toe
ot6cr feIow "
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

&rie9er 6rie Molf, sic
redltc Sano Oes auoern &rieQers uio
&citairatcurs 2eopolo 9irflc. no.
522 Ste Strobe, &C.. lit mieoer
nad 8fpeimonatliAer ihpercr aronf.
belt beracitellt mo bereit, ieillc 5o6l-
loien 6reltn0e Slt 6e0ienetl
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

81 5 er nGbombcr Of Commerce
wnroc Serr Mnl. i. @uoe sum @ra-
iioenteu gemdblt. Die @abl eriolg.
te c%initimmig. 0as 9ieiultot Der
@obI emrfreiit iid Der ber3liditen 81.
thinning III alien areiien Oer &c
p6lterung.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

0as U2a6eim" luirO aleu- NbOn-
mcmtcn mOnatlid cinmal fret scliefert
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
s20.OO Nrminittr seppIdle.

$1,000 grminfrr . ScppidDc, 8
SUB 3 3ia bel 10 SUB 6 BOD. Sd0-
givurs mo GualitdteiL $15.S5
$500 numlOic SriRclcr Scppi.
dc, beruorraaenoc Niuiter uno Gar.
ben 9ombinationeit, 8 bel - SUB,
IreiS $12.45
$500 griiKclcr Scppidc, Sort.
ioro 6obrifot, S SUB 8 3on BEL 10
6nB 6 Bon, iaiiHiIos uno aeiaumt,
Yreis 5000
$500 SaumluIc SnufurO Mr..
mInitcr Seppidje, 8 Del ~ SUB, Dor
5iigIidc Gualitdt $24.90
$500 Sammloie SiItOn Scppi-
dc, Nrtloom 5akrifat. NieoaiIIon-
Wtltitcr $33.SS
1890 muO 5000 SartfOrO gmi.
iOrab, glrHiniter mo @iltaua inunl.
loic Gcppihe, pog5iiglidle Gualitdt.
8rcis $22.45
$500 ggmit ter Sgppide, @ro.
be 8 bel II 6us. muloerpoac 5or-
observation-disclosures $16.S5
$3.50 grmiaiter seppidc, @ro-
BE 6 bel 8 6llb, MieoaiaonmtIter,
ErciS $685.
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
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gcnicin 9tiibli6cs, Mooen @oitori-
clles, etc.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
The Banner Creamery.

announces that ii has resumed grad
ing cream for the sweet cream mar
ket and is offering &c above whole
sale market price of butter, less lie
on routes for sweet cream butter Fat
All cream intended for
sweet cream delivery must be cooled
to so degrees Fahrenheit and Kept
at that or a lower temperature and
delivered every day to insure its
being sweet when delivered at the
Creamery.
The BANNER is also in the mar
ket for all the sweet milk they can
get and are offering 81 60 per 100
lbs. for milk testing 81 per cent 10
per cent Dairymen may ship
either milk or cream or both on
any of the BANNER CREAMERY
Milk Wagons, and be sure of its be
ing sweet when it is received 81
the creamery. if the above instruc-
lions in cooling and shipping are
complied with.
Payment for milk, cream and eggs
may be had at the time shipment l.
made if so desired. otherwise checks
will be issued every Monday.
BANNER CREAMERY.
Phone MOI. Lynden. Washington
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16

would-b -diggers that he knew
the tide was right for getting a
fine supply. They loaded up eight
empty coal oil cans in which TO
bring back their clam catch, but
when they got over there the TIDE
was in and the clam beds three 1eel
under water. TIE three W. b. {.
will eat liver, oX-heart and beel
stew instead of the CLAIMS they had
promised themselves until tire tide
goes out. Bostwick is still watch
ing tie tide, and tells his compan-
ions to wait till the tide comes in.
A very important real estate
Transactions involving one OF The
most valuable business corners III
the city was consummated here yes
tarday. April L 3. by which VIM. A
Bauman and Mrs. Marguerite kooy-
man become the owners of Lots
and =, Block 13, the property being
at the corner of Front and Third
streets. In the transaction, VIM. A
Bauman and Mrs kooyman trans
fer their interest in the Bauman I'M
PIGMENT Co., Inc, to A. A. Bauman
The interest of the Kooyman estate
in so acres of land west of town l.
also transferred TO A. A. Bauman.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16

Sunday morning had taken advan-
tage of the beautiful Easter day Il"
enjoy a long walk. Returning r~ her
daughter home she ate ldnch ana
went to her room. Soon after, Mrs.
Ryther was attracted to the room
and found her mother in a dying
condition.
Mrs. Shelter was Il years and six
months old. With her husband, W.
V. Shelter. to whom she was marri-
ed forty-six years ago, she came 10
Bellingham from Missouri in the
early days. they being among the
first settlers in that part of the
county. Mr.. Shelter died about five
years ago.
Mrs. Shelter was of very gentle
and accompanying disposition, and
had many friends, in Lynden where
she resided for several years, and
in Bellingham and other parts OF
the county. She was the mother OF
twelve children, four of whom sur
vive her. They are Mrs. Ryther, of
Bellingham. Mrs. May Lang, of Port
Townsend. Bert Shelter and Joe Ds-
Wis. both living in Idaho.
The funeral services We're held at
the Methodist church in Lynden on
Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Her.
bert Jones officiating. Interment was
in Lynden cemetery beside the bod
les of her husband and daughter, w
V. Shelter and Mrs. r. E. Hawley.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
SCHOOL NOTES

The Senior Annual is nearly read
for publication and Will be- on
sale by the first of next month.
Mr.. Kenyon, of the Rand McNal-
ly Book Co. gave an interesting talk
10 the eighth grade pupils on chalk
drawing last Friday.
Miss Kennedy is training some
of the small girls for d May-pole
drill which they will give on Field
Day. May 9.
The boys of the track team are
working hard to be in shape for the
Field Meet. They are Handicapped
by insufficient numb Der of boys
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Mail for the following named
persons remains unclaimed in the
post office at Lynden, Wash.
Apr.16, 1914. If not called for in
weeks it will be sent to the Dead
Letter office:
Fred H. Hall. Pal Deutamann, VIII
Warding, Pacific Nero. Agency.
One cent due on each of the a
bove letters. When calling for any
please say Advertised"
y. W. BENDER, Postmaster,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
Death of Mrs. Shelter.

Mrs. Barbara Ann Shelter died
suddenly at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. q. Ryther. in Belltns-
ham Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Shelter
had been in her usual health aud on
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16

also desiEe to thank you for the
many floral offerings. The flowers
will wifber and die. but the thought
OF your kindness will always remain
fresh III our memory with that of
our beloved uncle.
c. A. BRECk ENRIDGE and
FAMILY
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
CARD OF THANKS

We desire TO extend our heart
felt thanks TO our many friends and
neigh bors for their kindness dur
ing the illness and at the death Of
our Uncle, Hugh Breckenridge. We
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16

Fear not for the future; weep not
for the past.-Shelley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-08
WELLS 8 HAYMAKER
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