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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08

dents named. mix thoroughly. and tahs q ss-
spoonful at mealtme and again at bsd5ms and
you should soon be entirely relieved Of thst dis
agreeable disease, rheumatism. Purchase 2 drains
Of iodide Of potassium: la %. d wine o. edi-
ehelm: drains Of sodium ssiicyiatsi o. eanA
fluid balmwort; comp. essence aaraisi. and
ora. Of syrup sarsaparillA This has sAsisHsd
thousands. and am sure II VIII you.
Musician" asks; Can you tsll me- how -
overcome q bronchial trouble which mauAfgm
itself after singing by = ticking in the thnaak
hoa1eness and a slight eoashf'
Answer; Obtain q bottle Of essences menfhe.
lAxens and use II pure, or make into cough
vrup b. mixing win ordinary gFAnulatsd s1sar
syrup or honey. Directions FOR use ana hsw b
make accompany the package. 1t makes fun
pint Of effective. pleasant cough syrup and Il
excellent for all throat and brcnchiai trouble
Mrs. q. b." writes: II urfw . grsaa Aem
with stomach diaorders-heav feeling after sas-
ing, heart palpitation. wind and eaa On stomach.
etc. Am restless and irritable Afraid 70 eat
a hearty meal. Sometimes great pain. I feaR
appendicitis"
Answer: This neglect q ecnsHpasisn end ~
digestion e the most frequent cause q aDPsn1.-
o is better sd.t to prevent tAan 70 Ss y g
panyinE sealed carton They are pink, white and
spsctlyely. ! think many cases q Appendicitis
gently.
"Candid' writes: Can you advise me how b
am an easily startled. irriiatsd Or worried kspss
wholly unable 70 get strong and energetic Is
was at one tins. Cold hands and feet bother
Answer, A good vitaiI1ins tonis such q
three grain cadomene tablets y edYised. Splendid
effects are obtained BY hundreds from this treat
ment.
as | get older and weigh 90 pounds too much
n SS,. am alarmed and want % reduce risass
Answer, You need not be alarmed II you wsn
tablets reduce usually at the rate Il pound
day after the first Few DAYS. AHy druggist sss
supply them In sealed tubes with full directions
Poor H." writes: MY health Is very poor on
account q long standing constipation. have
TO use pills or something all the time. Can you
prescribe something to take that Will cure chronic
Answer; Constipation Is probably the cause
remedies only assrsssts the trouble and never
cure ! always prescribe 9-grain sulpherb tablets
tn0t sulphur tabletaj, and have found them most
reliable and gradually curative. They act pleas
antly and tone up the bowels and liver while
purifying the blood.
Mrs. Jewel c. writes: MY husband il surely
afflicted WITH some kidney aise@se. he has rs
come weak and suffers with headache and pairs
in his back and grons. Pains are like rheuma-
tism His ankles swell and his feet seem 10 be
tired all the time. Some days he has ekills and
appetite. Please prescribe"
Answer; The symptoms indicate arrangement
Of kidneys and should not be neglected. ! would
advise bamwort tablets. compound well suited
to such cases. obtain in sealed tubes with d.
rections for home use.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08

X. X X" asiu; II am growing more Stout
now. am alarmed and want 70 Feduos. Please
advise what TO take"
Answer: You need not be alarmed II you WI
begin taking 5-Erain arbolene tablets. These
tablets reduce usually ct the rate Of pound
day after tine first Few days. AES aTiiEassss sss
supply them In sealed tubes with fun directions.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

bitten bic AuHen Dor Der NprbfrDnt ees
RING eerehnet 9700 Mann an EDbteu unb
8ertuunbeten Elm. Dor ber Siibfront 1000.
am drgiten Iab h abtr BOT Der 6iDoFts
front aus, qegen neIdf bic grobten ars
ItrengIngen gtrihiet pdren. 5roBoem bic
Rufen BIB gum 4. friiA anperIdRig ale
1peten betrbiat uno bie WeripunDeten
lptggeihaFft hattea aro audi IN btr Nddlt
3ium s. cine bissbt5Hglihe sifrige 9Idties
felt all ~bepbadien mar fanbsn bic qds
trouiutn, Bic an 8. porit6tig i'm 8orst
ldfbe borprifgen t%onTisn, jenph ntdt
msbr aIs stlpa taaTerb Gfritt surlit8us
ieen permohtgn, 6nnoerte pOrt 9sideh
auf i6ren jttpeiliasn Megsn, tn Der De-
lnnmtbeit 5ipifdm 1000 aub 5000, ogrtl
Megfh1fiuag Ieiiens Der bon ben Ruhei
ipdhreBb ber Rafjt porgeiriebentn MIbtls
ttrabtbeilungen bic 3eit bis sum 18. In
AnIprlh naAm. SfDer gerlud ailttrers
Igits, DnrA Mitpirtang unIfrfr 2rupptn
UNI ieIbf bura Gtfangensna ibeilangta
oda @ear1rmau Der 5Dbttu sa beItleunIs
gait, ipurbe BON ben NuHsn tifsriidptis
nit Sfrapnelfeuer b%erbinbtrt. DIR ms
bIisb nur bic gtriHss GAIL inner 81 BE-
i%eitiaea, bic bio iii bic @iirteIlinit burgts
brangeu iparsR HHD bort BEN lob fdroeHi
Is lporen lit BET Gsqenb BON Gitblitata
.812. 9enf In ben @rdbert unb 6lgbsrs
niiien nor nen WerEen miBten ipeggll 0ea
Tofort ~einIeBenosn IsinbIihsn Belsra
ihrsm E6idIaI absrlaHn lDsroen. Bei
eiusr e~iu8issn 1dau5t Der Giieohfront
pArDen Osren daein $50 ubgesdblt.
6ali man Ti9 bisIe DsrhaItuiHs pDr
Qrasn, 70 mug ID afs fiber ssIten, bab
Die BON rufifhu Seite ftammeHben uro
III ben autGr ruFilner 3enlnf itshtnnen
qenbeggfr 3eiiunefn psrSfftntIi1tfn Nm
CABIN, bic aaftR bdtttH Bat WrssmDsl
10000 damn perIortn. Diel autreFfeHner
sriAeiufn aIs unIere %aafanglids Gdldbs
aae puR 10000. mfHA man an antIldss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

fA Iibsfbaupi aud niat uHHdbunb
l6absn, ba fa bic @~trluhfelptt ptii
auBtrbalb BIS @arttls bslaHbtn unb HtI
Biz Mirluna bsS ariilriaMtrs IN ben
mdfM 1dnM nsr blrstitn @~tart9tilana
tnt3os. erh Bet entIab mahtt tiusa
sEobtn 9btil bitisr Rdumt 3%asdasliA
bod IT bic Grmttslung osr @rabitelln
niHt Itidi. QiGt Dislt Fnb bnSh 3dsgl
estfnnJtihnst bic mtifen siBsttbnet, uub
81 psrraiben fh uuf isue, no in bet 6ait
oss @bNets Gin tinfdtss @trihafrtn an
bic GteIe ots gfssbissHa trut, burh Ger.
ausgrabrn bon armeu obsT geinen aus
Der mitiItrpsiIe atisbttn etps. Sb bic
du~iaeiunbsnth Btabiislsn tin5tluf oost
ms6rers 2sittn bsherbsrgen, in Hidt 81
trmilieln. @traot bic Rdume aber Bor
Der GHfront, ~iusbeionotre Der srobt
Nalo oflin 9Btorp. mo has ariiIsrita
fsuRr Die rsitftt Grnis belt, mutoe bon
ben Rulftn %btbanpist. uHb 10 snt5itht iih
Die 3abl Der bort bttrbigteu aampfnpftl
noats Der SadBuns.
Mdhrtno ieiRit fir ben G~inlsitunga
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

tpDbei Gin Battalion nes 76. Snfautsriss
regiments In oag Wtrt Ia einbrans; bic
iibrigtn brei 9ataiuoue perfu6itr, In bic
8andht Iiegsnben 5nterpaae ein5uorias
Qtn. 8as Battalion ipurbe NIT 4usnabme
BON 149 Matn bic iid ergeben mubten.
berniaag, BIT anbgrsn gataiaDns tonuteH
infotge fapefer @srluFe ni1 nttttt toms
mfa. HfAt beier crying 90 BIN anoereu
GtarmDerIH4at ptldlt Bill Rliien an I.
unternalmea, II iener nes rs. 5~nfauteries
regiments pie bns p0tiae 5nr 19. Sns
neutrality-suspicious. az. sforps) geb0s
renb - bas benadblrte 274. Jnfdntsriss
regiment bet B9. Observation-Disclosures
III. aorps} bas 238 acknowledgement
(60. 4ibiiiau. 10 Anrpst. Bon ptr as.
neutrality-suspicious. pn fmmpl5 6ns 49,.
Snfanteriertginsnt ID 5afummtn. bob Bit
aomp1gnitn nur GO anb 100 NiaHn 5ahI5
ten unp RsIernelensnaRts Bataiapne fubs
ren mtBten.
Dit brittle GhiiBtnbrigobe gerieth btini
Gturnie onf Biz 5iiDfront III Gin 70 PER-
hetrenbss 5eaer. oaB FL In MaflSfun9 bis
mad Grpfppee 5uriidflttAgie, 90 ft
tauin ms1r alb fin9ie Dam per aOms
paauie 5nfanufnfarper.
Als Is Mbenb murbe, fuar Bic 4ngriffss
fluff Der Ruifas b0aig 3uIummsnge5rpdsil
.5anmsr uuT @sfdEei pGrriFth bic Deds
unssu, robin Ii4 BIZ abgtTAlaeeneu
StIirmer init ibren 8erlpuRbeten 3nrids
gsso9en battgn. Das font ~bcipdbrts Wlits
TIL, Bic 1rappeu bar1 eiasres GdrapHtls
nn0 Observation-Disclosures, Dds 3Ogernps
uab 3aa9dfte riidIi6tstos nitbsrFredtt,
Sor3atreibeu. periina nitbt mthr. Inter
foIdeH llmHtdnbtn muBte ber fit ben s.
esptante, leBis psr~Speftlte @tlrmpsrEitdl
gdn3Iih natsrblfibeR. 1er Maqriff mar
afFdeiters, gAe ned Die GntIabarmee bers
onaetcmmsn Dar uap aur 4uFbsbuHg Der
ginidliebang 3ipaHg.
gDahrsnO tisia ~arsiidoisen alngsas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19
Der @eluralfd6
pd6reuO Der S6la6t

Dabrsne oss gspaltissn, MIN iaon
pisls 9ase bausrnon aiussuS Osr bsiota
6erssmoFtn ouf iran50FIam gOeeH
laufsu ale GdoEn, bura bic BIZ stpesuns
gen ben tiu5slnen 1ruppmt0rpy ssrtsslt
petbsn, i'm @sHerdltab 5aIamman. Die
99diigttit ieoes ein5sInsn GeneralFabss
OFFICERS 1T babel bon bet srOBttn Wids
tigisit fir ben ausaang elmer isoen iries
eertlaen lltierntbmung. @dbrsuo oes
aampfts esbSrt Der Observation-Disclosures
Al ltinem General. I'm i'm baasrub IN
Der 9efthlscrtbeillne aaisrFisn 30 i6ns
ntn. Dieter 8runhidb gilt sIeihmdBig
far BEN Benerolftabsoffisisr Sci ~ilsineren
-8er6daben, ME fir Bic Gbtis Der St65e
bsi BEN groBeR 5eerestorperu. er bari
ieiusn @orseiebttn nur du%sHnhmsfpsiis,
unb nit befien ausoriidlider 9snsbmis
quae perlcHsn. gu ben 9Itidisn Oes De-
Observation-Disclosures i'm @sFedt 8dblt Bic
gdmmIuns unb bic 3ufammsafaHuna
Der MelbnassH. bic miinoIid pbgr itrifts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

tanpT isot osrldBlite Balls fit cine Mnz
gabe febIt. ME bod iih bar rniiffhe 9sts
laFf belief, Der a6er isbsnfatls fthr ans
itbnIih mar, lieB Der am 5. Cttober frih
~begoanene gtipaltIame ausrifF ipegen bar
Hahe 5ss aanpfraamts 8tnbadtangen
au. bic ~rrnigfens anndhrno sinen GhIuB
auf bic Gpfsr OisIts untsrnt1mers Sa=
IaHen.
lin Elm r1f6es 8oridreitsn bis aui
bic fltinen Observation-Disclosures 81 en-
m6gliten, brdngm bic 9ufisn am 5. Of
tobtr i'm Gabpiten, GiibeB unb RoroeH
oer 6tTtuug min srpBen 9lahen boz, bic
Dielfaa Ibsr eanB uHgsbedts Rdume Dor
aetrieben nurpen. Die @srtheibigangss
artiaerie bate reihlih @elegenbeit 8u
m0rberifher Dirtung; @eIangeae berins
ten ais Mugensei9en, bab s~in5tlne Yrps
jsftile aht unb Islbit 5n0if Manu nieOers
ifredten. Mud Snfanteriss uno WlaIhi@
nsngene1rfeuer fanb bsrsfts an nieien 1ds
aen G~elegenheit. NIT grfulg ein8ugreiisn
Die gtadt bsniBtsn bic bsi0ea gegea
bic StooTtfront aHgefeBten aDrps, unD
bic eeaen bic Siibfr3nt porgsbsRoe brittle
S1iibenbriadpe I'M fh Big an bic
Dra~hthinosrnife heran3ndrbeiten, babel
fortrd6rtnb BON bsr @iirteainis ans nit
gefhfbs, MaEdinengspshrs uRb 5nfdns
teriefeusr heFtig bsfnoFsn. Bon 5fsins
nerEera 6eIeudtst, boten bic Rahen an
pielsR Gte1en auBtrprbsniti6 guts 3ieEe,
ins6efonbere Dor ben 6inberHiHen, TN
cange gataiaone n~isosrgemaht puroeH
ehe fe ffh ~ein3ugrubeH Dermphten. Yin
muudgn Gfteh tlirntteH fi6 BIT GD0ien
unb fdreftubm 9srspuHbstsh BID 6lgelH.
Sur MirtunB Des Hsptrs gsieaten h
5ahlrsiae Mintr, DeEen EtptpfoH gar5s
Meihen nieberIhmetterir.
Die QngriHstolonnen bdtttn oie
@dreden iener Md5t niht 5u iiberFttbeH
bsrmpht, lpenn nitt Itdrts ReisrOen nd9s
qsfhoben tuprben pGrsn. bic iebod aud
nidf uneeItraFt bic Nrsileriefeier8ons 81
burdfdreitsn permontsn. 8as gegen bic
FOREFRONT entipideIte aorps oermodte
hit feineu borberen 8reFfsn az. SnfdHs
igriss unb rs. ReTerpss Standardization
MIR bis auf eifpa 700 Ghritt an ben
@iirtsl btran5ugeldHaen ufo fam aud
iii ner golee nid)t Odriiber hinans.
Mm 8. Cttobef orbeiteten Iih bic 4ns
areifer din osr 5iiODit unp Giibfrpnt NIT
5oppsurdrbeiEeH Durh bic 5inberniHe big
auf ets.1 900 G1ritt uno nod ndbtr an
biz @trIt beran.
Sci alien GeI6id fonnten fe "a oft
nidt bermsibtn, baB fe III flantirtnbes
Mrtileriefeuer tamen, btfen mirtung ie
nidt aasgubalien permOdten nHb ihr 6eil
I'll btr fgltdt InfttH mas fit isDoA IN
perni1ten0es Snfaaieries nnh MaFhiHeps
Qeuehrfeuer 6rahtg. Wig @efdngsne BE-
ri6tsn, IiiteR BIZ Nngrsifsr III biefer 3ett
hdufia uuA Durh sigsne, Bite 9inbsrHiss
some uab Biz Wtrfs 6eF6iebenbe Mrii1eFie.
Orr geuertumpf nnb biz Mnndberungss
arbeit nGhrte tia gan5t Nadjt Sum Z. st
trhsr fort 5is parnc eItih bet porigsa
BON ben RuIleu ba3n benubt. bic 8ers
mtabften 5urHd5ufdidea lnb bic Irpsse
Dit perfdorreu.
nm z. frib gtiAdb bet tSIte @faFm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

lid iibeEbrudt ptrben. Die einIauTenoen
Melbungen fpsrbsn Itets NIT sinsm 8ers
inert iiber BEN 3eitpunit bss G~ingnnees
berIehen. 9efinbet ia i'm Gtabs tsiH be-
f0nberer RahridisHoFfi5isr, 10 Iiggt il
BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ob, bic MtIbuns
gen sulammeR5uitellsn unh re6t5eitig abs
5~ufenbea, bic an cine b6hert 8eIttisitele
~trltattet tperoen miHen. III nub aud bic
9gbirfniTe Der Truppsn oauern6 bends
tsn, bic fih aus ben gsfedtsDerhdltni an
ergeben. 9ier3u gsb5rt Biz grridtung ber
9trbdnospldBe, bet Grfdb an SdieBbes
bari, bic 5eranfndffung Der @erpflesaua,
bas 5ortfhafisn BON 8srpanDettn uno
pon Defangenen. Bonn Elm genetaIItabss
uFii8ier NIT beTonberen MnFtrdgtH entlens
bet fUigb, 70 gefhifht bies gtpOhnIi6 our
GrtunoAng 6ts gsinbes nnb bss nad Dem
Jtinoe 3u eelegsnm Beldnbss. Gber Der
g~eFeblsbabsr beauftragt Jpn, bic GefeGiss
ihdiigtelt ber eI1eneH ioipie BON henahs
battun 3ruppen 5u bsObddten. bic Der
B~eFelIsbober felbH bon isinem Stanba
pnutie aus niht nabrtehmsn fam. Gs
s1nn auh portpntmen, bab btr @enernls
ftdbgoEfisier tpittigs gsisble an Bic
Brappsu su iiberbriHgen Bat, bic Ct erfOrs
berliAen SAILS an Grt uub Steue i'm
Ginne nta Generals abdnbern fuirD. Der
SruppeafiArer, Dem Iuthe 8sIthle iibsrs
mittslt tperbsu, lDirb aIeid3eitig iibsr ale
8erbaliniHe ahfsetidri, Bic hi g~egebtnen
MugenbIid I'll Beiraht iommsn. alth bas
liegl BEN 8eRerdiftabspfFi8itr Ob, eiu8els
men 3ruppentbeileu obsr HsiebIsbabern
a~afttdrino 5u asbsn iber bic apefs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

- Gubpia 9bomu ribtet III ben .MIins
nener Reueittn Qahridtsn@ Qeaen fTsrs
biHdnb SoOIer iptgtn btIIen Grildruna
aesen auaebIits 9urbareien Der bsuAIhea
Armte in 5siubeaInno einsn IharTen aiAs
griff. Die grtIdraag aabpia S6onds
tntbolt inter aaberem foIgtnbe Gteae:
aAtr in ber GafDei8 IeEt, eiusn miners
BIN beuti4 tliugenben Nomen fi1rt unb
nint Detitehtn min, mas es In hislem
ariege gilt unb nidt ipeiB, lpisDiel infer
Deutfalanb fiir bic GjsFittlnp GurOpas
btbsutet, ID, baB bic Sineruna ber b0ds
Eten tatturelsn Sitter bon unIerem Giede
abbdugt. benz fellt BE inuers 9iIbaho.
Bite BEN grobsn alinFtIer ersE uusmnhi.
mir ionnen ID ipirtli6 trsrdgsn, baB linz
Moniieir 6DbtdF ais 0anhoIen branbs
matttn ipil, unb mir biirFsa fpeor aus
EsineH @eYdnGb cine gebre sithen, baB
mar ausldnber mir fred madt, tpena
man abgpttsrsi NIT ihHtn trei6i."
2rOdu lisB Dor ben augen BET
baperiIdm gOrppIicn auf> sinnnl 10
3uaptH ugetn 9tisbelt etl1is1al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19

raTiTner GfeIe bic Gtirne hdttt, bies 5u
beffreitsn uuo aIs hHnbertFah ibtririsben
hin8uiielIen, 70 erIHtint biss als Inn 70
breiligr, aIs iDd1renb bet Bflnstrang pom
f8. @spismber Bis 10. Gtlober ALIEN
1403 RuTen su @~eidu9sutu geaadli uHo
In bic Gsltung eebFans muresH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-19
@@DerKAMPF umPRzEMYSE@B

slorosrifbc Kampfe nor DER grobeu Sefuus. Die tufen,
ron Sen Osterreiteru suradseibIaeen, erIeicen enorme Der.
lutte. Die 2lnfuuft Der Gntiabarmee.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Define, who live on the Mutchler
place. just below the Guide Merid-
ian bridge, was saddened on Tues
day evening by the accidental
drowning of their little daughter,
France. At about supper time,
the older girls We're playing hide
and go-seek' near the rive. and
Frances WAS told to go call them
for supper. The little girl ran
happily along to do as hidden. and
as she got to the rivers edge, in all
likelihood she ran off from the bank
into the water, her foot prints there
so indicating. When Frances fail
ed to return. a search was institute
ed-the older girls had returned to
the house without having seen her.
Shortly afterward Ezra Showers of
the searching party, found her body
in the river, it having caught i'll
some small willows. The little
girl WAS of sweet disposition. loved
by all. She hardly ever left the yard
to play and appeared always within
calling distance Of the home, which
is now SO saddened by her untime-
ly departure. The funeral will
probably be held from the family
home tomorrow,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
In Honor of Visiting Sister.

Mrs. Mollie Stark Williams an
tertained at a one-o'c clock luncheon
Oh Friday afternoon in honor Of
her sister. Mrs. Maltby, of Seat
tie. Covers were laid IT daintily ap
pointed tables for twenty-five guests
Daffodils and tulips entered into he
decorative scheme and gave de-
lightful spring note to the affair
Following the luncheon whist Was
played at five tables. Mrs. belong
received the high score honors and
Mrs c. B. Sampley was awarded the
consolation favor.
Mrs. Williams guests We're Mrs
Maltby and Mrs. Smith, of Seattle
Mrs. Jesse Stark, of Sumas, Mrs. ].
r. Stark. Mrs. Herman Sass, Mrs
w. H. NAPLES, Mrs Harvey Slade
Mrs. p. NJ. Serrurier, Mrs. T. A
Serrurier. Mrs. c. r. Sampley, Mrs
Kelso. Mrs Mark Hammond. Mrs
F. l.. Wood. Mrs. Herman Rosen-
zweig. Mrs. D. L. Beckes, Mrs. B. w
Lorine. Mrs belong, Mrs. B. v
Mounrer. Mrs. c. H. Mcleod, Mrs
l.. Engel, Mrs F. Z. Knapp.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
Thelma's Birthday Party.

Thelma. the winsome little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Serrurier.
was five years old on Saturday, and
to celebrate the occasion. size en-
tertained a number of her little
friends and playmates during The
afternoon. Indoor and outdoor games
passed the time merrily, and at five
o'clock ice cream and cake were
served by Mrs. Serrurier, assisted by
Mrs Mary Jones. The little hostess
was the recipient of Il number of
pretty gifts. Her guests We're Don
aid Cruikshank, Geraldine Schroe-
der, Helen and Dorothy Brown. Cor
don and Buelah Serrurier, Marcus
Hammond, Reta and Ivan Jameson,
Roger Beckes. Violet Sampley. Cor
nelius and Katherine Lindhout. Dor
othy Daniels and Gladys Jacobs.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
Mrs. Loring and Mrs. Beckes
Entertain.

Mrs. p. W. Loring and Mrs D. l.
Beckes entertained about Ihirty-two
ladies at the home of Mrs. Loring
ON Monday evening. the affair being
complimentary to Mrs. Smith and
Mrs Maltby, of Seattle, who We're
guests of their mother, Mrs. !. r.
Stark The Loring home was beau
tifully decorated with yellow daffo-
dis and other spring flowers, with
ivy adding pretty touch of green.
Tally cards. and also tie dainty re-
freshments served at the close of
the evening, We're suggestive of St.
Patrick's day. Whist was played at
seven tables. Mrs Smith won the
high score, and received box of
choice bonbons, while Mrs Frasier
was awarded the conso.,tion favor,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
Death of an Old Settler.

Edward Rigby, who came To Wash
ington in the seventies, and 10
Whatcom county in 1883, where he
homesteaded nine miles from Lyndt 4
WAS found dead in his ca bin yester-
day by Mr.. John kulp. Some years
ago the deceased sold his home
stead and purchased twenty acres of
land just back of the kulp place
between Lynden and Blaine. The old
settler had not been seen for sever
al days, when his neighbor decided
10 investigate and found the cabin
locked. II was then found that Mr..
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Rigby WAS lying on the bed, appar-
emily asleep but later when the cor
oner had been summoned, ii was as
certained that death had claimed Mr.
Rigby several days before. The de
ceased was of English descent, and
had sister and nephew in this cnun-
try d but their wherea bouts are
unknown. He was about seventy-fiVe
years of age The funeral is being
held this afternoon from Knapp 6
undertaking establishment.
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To Aid in Paving Third Street

In order to aid Third Street prop
erty owners to pave that street, a
subscription amounting to almost
$1,000 has been pledged. Following
is the list:
To assist the property owners
only in the paving of Third Street
from Front Street to the Railroad
in manner satisfactory 10 them
selves and the city council, We The
undersigned. hereby subscribe the
amount set opposite our names and
agree to pay to the city treasurer
within so days after work on said
improvement has actually been fin
ished. This subscription being CON
ditioned on the property owner a
butting and affected thereby, putting
down cement sidewalks on both
sides of said Third Street as well
as having the street
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The prohibition campaign II
x,lIhinston will begin at Hillyard'
war spokane. March so. The whols
heai j, 10 put Washington dry 1T
e can November elections under ane
t .ntt;ative prohibition measure WIN
iili'na assd under the direction OF the
pn+;-Saloon League OF Ahielisa
sah will concentrate its eilorls
VIM raar ON Washington ana ofe-
goD.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-29
PULLAR & NIvEN

At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis trict of Berlin. in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 2sth day of April A: D:s'''1 g if. Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge. Estate of Mary E.. Gladding late of Berlin, in said district deceased. Upon the Petition of William Buckley of said Berlin, praying that his account as administra IT c. t. a. be accepted and approved Iy said Court and his resignation ss said administrator c. t. a be accepted aid approved by said Court as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-that said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office in New Britain, in said district, on the 4th day of May A. D.. 1914 at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice to be. given of the pen- dency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by pub- fishing this order in some newspaper published in said New Britain, hav- ing circulation in said District, and by posting copy thereof on the pulp lie sign-post in the town of Berlin, in said District, and return make.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
 Judge.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-29
HEAD |TCHED
 AND BURNED.
Dandruff Could Be Seen Plainly in Hair and on Coat Collar. Lots of Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured in Four Weeks.

H 713 Dudley St.. Dorchester. Mass. My trouble began with dandruff. It caused me much trouble and after while my hair began falling out. The dandruff could be seen very plainly in my hair and also on my coat collar. It caused my head to get itchy. The itching and burning caused scratching and left sores on my head. lost much sleep through the night. Every time combed my hair lots of hair would fall out.
 1T tried - and two other remedies without success. suffered almost two years until used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment. Then I got sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and was relieved 8 little bit. Then got ftlll-sized cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Oint- ment and in four weeks I was all cured" (signed) James Mahoney. May I. 1913.
 For pimples and blackheads the following Is most effective and economical treatment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuti- cura Ointment. on the end of the finger. but do not rub. Wash of the Cuticura Ointment jn five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue bathing for some min- utes. This treatment Is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath. to assist in pre- venting inflammation. irritation and clog ging of the pores. Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Ointment (50c. are sold through out the world. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post card Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston,"
 19-NIen who shave and shampoo with Cu- ticura Soapwill Ind tbest for sldn and scalp.