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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02

COMFORT COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
5. ON COTTAGE GAR LINE; FEW
MINUTES WALK TOtALI. AMUSE-
MENTS. GOOD FISHING. BOATING
AND BATHING FROM COTTAGE.
MRS. ROSA GRANBuRY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
Tn.est,,t~e Sri, fcr s1 OOf,

Institutes Suit for $1,000.
SUIT was instituted yesterday IN the
Law and Eutty court by A. l. Conrad
against the Elllson-HArvsy company,
for si.ooo. The A9claxAtiop has not
yet hssp nleA, AAAAANX~wse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
HELP FEMALE

Women to Mak~ SILK Hos~s at Home /,
sam pies and instructions toe. MAR
SHALL COMPANY Lisbon Falls.
Maine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE CHASCERT
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND, THE 25TH DAY OF JUNE.
1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
HELP MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED--FIRsT-CL soLrCI-
TORS LADIES OR GENTLEMEN.
APPLY, sl4 r. CLAY STREET, BE
TWEEN T AND S +. NJ. AND S AND
3 A. N.
.yFrT-r-gssgSv-Ss~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02

Wanted--A Respectable white Middle
aged lady. In a small family. who is
willing 10 help with general house
affairs and he treated as one of the
family. Reasonable price will he
paid. Apply at once TO Box lie.
Bowling Green. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICE

wanted--To Prove mat LOcomOtor
Ataxia. Paralysis. Brights Neuras-
thenia and all forms of chronic dis
eases can be cured Free treatment
to fret five. Box $50.
Ladies-Your CombIngs sfade Into
beautiful switches. pompadours etc
Charges moderate; old switches re-
dyed to look like new. Largest
stock of pure hair switches in the
city. Come and see this stock be-
fore going elsewhere. Shampooing
36c: mall orders given prompt atten-
ton. THE RoYALLE. szI East
Broad street.
SHOES! SHOES. snOEss
Sample shoe store. e73 East Broad
street tnear City HalD. GOOD shoes
cheap, Mems. women's and chill
dren's shoes retailed at Wholesale
prices GEO. A. BOWDEN. q. Ed
WIN BOWDEN.
GENTRY's FOR BICYCLES.
Agent for Emblem. Dayton and Eagle
Bicycles. Repairing speciality.
Also bicycles TO hire. Phone Mon
roe 2o31. sos West Broad street
NOTICE.
GRANITE MINERAL SPRINGS CO..
OFFICE 500 EAST. MAIN, STREET.
Will FURNISH FIVE Ga LONE OF
good CHESTERFIELD LiTHlA
WATER FOR 25 CENTS. ALL BOT
TIES STERILIZEb. A NITA II
SPRINGS. PHONE MONROE 1893.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02

There ts no question about the pull
ing power OF The Virgis:ian Want
Ads.
h Your money is spent as an Invest
ment. not as an experiment when
you use these Want Ads.
For information call Madison 1853.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-02
MONEY TO LEND

" % MAvOFS
Nance & Nance, p. q.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
4 Bad Practice Done Awav With.

The paidElg CT garden SEEDS Is
small business for = statesman. says
tie Farm and Fireside. hut re pzy
some to1- hundred eoagressaaens- :
500 : year each and mileage for
doing il OF course they Go other
lainEs. but al the tine spent n
se-@3-peddlins is paid for a. the
rate Of s150e yezr As voters
re ought 10 be 100 economical 10
IRE seed distributors al that prise
Men we plan our garden ~e spend
some time On IL We pick out The
seeds carefully. II oa- con gress-
z-zn spends any tine in Studying
ofsr individual needs, i mus make
- SEEDS they send Us very exp@1-
sire indeed. = re count only The
Congressman tine. 10 szy nothing
I What the sove1Zeli pays for
lie seeds II he doesn't make il
Eiuduzl selection bu, simply szys
% his clerk. Well. yol may Va.
= the morning sending SEEDS 20
lie sr1se-s." lis rather insulting
- those who Set the seeds Instead
q personal attention from rs
representative in congress the farm
- receives 3 -Ezsly little dole Of
charity. II L as If every yesr
Eite . calico apron /. is exactly
re sane thing. ssVe tbs, the sprca
Wnzl6 b. more useful gift; IN
s5eher case ], would seem rathe-
Insulting
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
He v i'll Not Stand for Frame-ups.

Hon OLE Hanson. Of Seattle, has
been OF 5 visit 20 Eastern Washing
tol and reports that lis campaign
t. s sea- il tie United States Sen
ate - succeed Yakima Jones. Is
progressing satisfactorily Mr. Han
sons friends assert TIA, Re Is a
sure winner He xiii pay = "
sit 70 WAatcol county in the near
future
NuZeroas fraue-uPs AMI eo1hi-
nations Made h candidates il the
division q The offices are reported.
bur M Hanson states that he hiss
not and viii 1o- take part II =
tr3me-up Of any kim. hu9 will make
The e2E psis1 1~ee and clear from
el-ia1Slirg alliances. letting Others
follow TIE old. crooked game il ne!
wish M Hanson proposes 10 win
OF las@ O his merits, and that is
he c1ly Wy . make : campaign.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP
Coaiiausi from Page I.

sre2cteroGs rock On which ,ke sA:7
q state may NEE. with s1.pErack
l6eT he benign influence 81 cur
ase~as Carzsisa Ci,i1easkia he
C-aTks. TIE Lori-e-s. and al .hel-
fcIl brood o hrihe~s and pe-.u-e-s
No have turned our 9es1s-ztTs
rs into Z sAaEbl-s. & ss7a-usiiz
- political corruption. vi s.s
sesurs@5 fro1a TIE temples they
awe faula5 and a@til+3. ty wAaz
= scorpions. scoarg@i and seornei
h The fey wrath and righteous IL
15sns1ior o. an outraged people.
Under IL Influence ot :. 81
.zsAIs1e.5 Christian Citzslshi7 pro-
SerigTsoa car ~ Ion g+r ~ consider
= q valid pea to- social Injustice.
There viii De = complete reversal
.. false ana ig2o5le diS.taesio
1aat divide ssc.S.E. and refusing -
s-zl1tE The pride - c6Se VIII S.
kl0w1@6ge Ire COMMON mind 20 b.
IL tue material FOR ne common
Naalt.. Our nation Gan progress on
y through re se1-loCs cultivation
Q. tke moral and intellectual pow
- Of the people. To compass his
11-Pcse H. Dsszs 81 The people
themselves : Tbs hisAas. 2a-pose
- scTe--Ze11-
Ch-1Sia1 Cti1a1skio Will modify
TIE tyranny ct Ihe American MAJ
o-1'y So Ihs1 The motive inspiring
legislation VII mt hs = desire 10
s@-cu-s partisan s6vsnIEse. tat 70
promote the Welfare q The people.
hat Ci-ori.5as have sacred sd III
vzalahie rights. ana thz. although
numerically party nsE be II .
hopeless minority i may ne z2or-
az2y II Al overwhelming nj :oritY
fer there ara contingencies when
God and one man are 8 zs3o-lsy
Christian Cltl1soshio challenges
,he b-usE, theory lhz, 4 right 10
liz franchise nay bs Determined Of
Sax race o. color. II lien o. 1Ae
-5x5e v5-ues ot Intelligence. virtue
and intrinsic worth. courage. gssIrz-
7-zs2 and Loyalty. TIE Chv1s1isn
: itlzsa recognizes The tzct that ne
: Z citizen q and owes allegiance
. Two governments. ard that the
aore loyal and faithful h. Is TO
- one the bette, citizen lie vii.
- q. Tie oiher.
Gods image ard s1psrss-5q1ial
: Stamped upon The seal q ZSn-.
1aassrs on the corn CT The realm
.a1ds- INTO God Tie things that
- Gods AMI unto Caesar the
hznEs that are Caesars
Christian CiliBe1shi9 recognizes
BE patent fsct that -evolu1ioos in
EDzl sc,ess-y never have ard new
= can be Elected hy Superior liz
ixz6-s. excellence i l. alone hy
zfuSins great principles i-1o The :
al-oz mind that this nay - 80
aCVlishsi L * TIE uniform ten
szcy q The popular element to-
lET2ts and bless humanity. and {
y exact measure q TIE progress {
. civilization is THE progress O. Tie I
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
Good Resolutions

RESOLVED. 70 become q Soldier
IN The Army OF Common Good never
70 suffer graft in silence. nor en-
dnre the acquaintance Of gr2f1ers;
10 enforce the Square Deal. and n
ali ny relations with politics and
govern meut 70 remember that / am
first Of al an American citizen
RESOLVED. 70 lend ny neigh Dor
IN need helping hand; 70 be kind !;
10 Judge toleran1ly; 10 De patient
With atflici:On Or ulisun6erstea 6ing;
In extend 10 Others the degree Of
courtesy and consideration / require
then 10 accord ne
RESOLVED. TO play fair: to
speak tue. TO hold sacred ny
pledge. ny friendships. and my OBJ
ligatio1s- not 10 ask another TO 10
4uEhT ! dare LOT or would not 60
ny self. above ali, ever 10 keep well
in mind that wealth Is M ooroll4ry
81 worth and success 10 evidence
Of character
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

The home, are carried forward sad
Systematically developed into char
ac-e-- TIE teachings 81 the home
Will Dc carried forward with 5udi-
c.ous Discrimination 10 mental
growth ans moral progress uatil the
e-1lEe1 thzt Is roens safely and
wisely into the citizen that Il TO
b. to- the sste,. ard saEndaess of
The STATE The Bible Eay BE- elm
mated FROM orr public school sys-
TEN, Together with every beck q. >
Moral trend. and ye. TIE school
EDS persist in lis moral purpose
AID mental Fowe- i We are TO
maintain car social and political
s,z ability.
Sra. TIE Chareh. In he
church. w. have the highest form
u moral organization known 10
o2ea- II i the tes1 teachings Of
The school erystAlli3e .11o Ch-5s-iSn
character and assert themselves in
- Christian C.sdrensAsa za6 Chris
lAa Patriotism. The le1 Who hxsI
his citizenship Il heaven. thai 81
rss.ols kingdom aot made with
hands. Will be more eoars saoas.
Loyal and patriotic citizen If the
militant government that sa56es On
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Government ownership OF tele.
phone and telegraph lines Is al
vocatei in z resolution in congress
by Representative Lewis OF Mary
land. The resolution recommends
that the postottiee committee Intro
duce a bill which would provide
for the government taking over.
January !. 1918. and operating III
the telephone and telegraph busZ-
ness CT the country. farmers lines
excepted. The plan calls for The
Interstate Commerce Commission
anpraising the lines and the govern
uent issuing bonds TO buy Them.
Postmaster General Burleson re-
Gently suggested that the possibilt-
lies Of government ownership Of
the telephone and telegraph bust
less be looked into. Mr.. Burle-
son and the President held & long
conference on the subject, but it Is
not believed the administration viii
take any definite position on TIE
subject aos.
Following the serious proposals
i Washington 10 take over The
wire busi1ssS tie American Tela-
phone and Telegraph Company gave
in and agreed TO reorsaniIe and 10
conform 10 the Antitrust Act The
wire trust which had been fight
ing the government 5 efforts TO dis
solve II. Is TO sell its holdings II
the Western Union Telegraph Con-
pzny The company. which oEns
the Bell telephone system, in its s.
s-ee-ent with the Attorney General
sid independent companies weld
have access 10 lis toll lines
President Wilson has announced
hat other trusts would follow the
wire trusts action. he did 10.
specify the combines Fear Of
ownership. il Is said,
i causing . change II Poliey il
Kan! big corporations
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

people Socseay can De -ega1e-ste,
and the human race can t.e aaya1e-
ID o1ly By moral principles dit.us4i
through the multitude.
Given an enlightened Christian
Citizenship. = citizenship based open
and bound together by TIE Fz-he--
/ hood OF God and the B-o-Ae-hoo.i
q Man. by The Democracy O. cub
'une and the Democracy Of toll.
2rd they viii voice their .highes. po-
--75tsi aspirations and give e-ou-
crsIe and authoritative expression
% The altruis-ic and hausnile- !e Z
sHlr-I that inspires and guides iheu
= The discharge OF their civic d.
lis With The development % Z
CA-z<1isa electorate social iasus-
lie and financial tyranny on-vso--
4-e greed and Political corruption.
i-1s1l ersocs and white slsrsry
vii ~ hzaishei from The Lard
Haaes'y and efficiency in public
Affairs. the adoption Of the golden
-lle IS The standard Of conduct,
public sn6 private. will usher in 4
rev political era il which = public
ott.ce Will become aublie trust,
Christian CsiiSenship viii s,ane
10 IS fullest flower and t-u.t.oa
when thai trinity Of organized -.or-
II forces. the hone. the schcol and
The church. work together il bar
-o-5ous Cooperation for its de-
veloQOen- These moral o-gza1zA-
uo-s sre animated By a spirit NJ
1-le Democracy. and will develcp
TIE highest typs % Christian Csi1-
z@lsAip.
Isl. TIE Home. This Is the arit
~ The social organism the sm2Iles.
organization known 10 soeisrr. The
spot around which cluster the S.
cred memories and heiloEs6 zsso-
Citations Of childhood In il the uo--
a impulses have their earlies. b.
EzL-11gs; iron il these floE il e.
lher streams OF blessing or cu-si1g.
which determines civiliEa,ioas--ol6
communities. and shape the state
No safe czl rise TO 6 lottie- plane ]
u c1lIBne and character than tie /
sver4ss home What TIE homes 2re
The state viii BE- DezorzliEe the
home and You dlsintegrz-s the
Of the STATE. Tie home
VII t's either Al iuZutabls rock an
Ehieh 10 build 3 splendid social and
Political fabric o. the shifting and
sand TO Ereck the fore
doomed s1perstrue-ure /. Is Ia
.2lss OF The szeredness and vital
= por1ales Of the hone il the So
3al. religions and s-colouic seASzei
hat We have marriage laws and,
'olyEE-y Is made 2 crime. In al
is1o-y. Authority has aer-r thrown
= protesting aegis around any 9TH
: Institution with such CONSTANT
I'd Jealous care as sNou.i he
sae1zIg AMI purity Of the home.
ION homes adorned with .ztelli-
e1cs. virtue and patriotism. VIII
--s Christian Ci1iEeashi2 The
alvzrk Of the state and the del
alder Of the nation
IND. TIE School. In this larger
Id more complete form Of social
the moral impulses.
h-ce we're born AMI nGr1zrvd i'll
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
The Governor and the Regents.

\ board q Tsse-tS.six cit Of SET
Ell - ~Eo- vii b. appoznIe-s Q,
Governor Lister. viii seleS. : rev
g-ss.Sen. for TIE University Q.
Washington TIE governor has ~
guessed he resignation u The hold,
ova- regents. 2. 4 Eazelf5le. c..
South Bend. s@ot his resignation to
Olympia CT Monday. and ire o16er:
VII. follow II compliance with tts
executive request
Regent George Z WALKER, al
Seattle Monday Commented upoL. liz
Eove~-or's sstloa IS follows:
Or October - Ire sovs-lcI
rendered - - appointment 70 IL
board = regents Believing TIA. Il
opportunity Tor useful 1aa,.e se-.
wee VS. presented, accepted
TIE governors iz-erTi@E q D@-
caZt1s : : u.s. hard - account 1or.
II was considerably attributed q
1A@ Azck g fair understanding p:
al IAs Ezrcl = Stances q he $50
ilan and Il bad advice
IN removing taar regents To-
exercising iEsi- deliberate .a5E-=2,
Oh 2 E41ss- VIII BAz1h hey @FTz
entirely tsu-lt4r auE co1ce-1s-s
EE5tA tEe ScV-s1tr Az5 czly So
5-a-ezl6. hsarsay Information. X
hzs sess-cssir-zs "a correlztiye &.
- reSs-t> II ~ premises
II I'd been determined 1hst Dr..
kz1ss se-x5cs rs not sz,sstzeto-
y. I h25 been determined aAa4. p
s-sessssc- s1o1l6 be fund he
lzizrs-, esST ard 6iElt5@5 wy zzs
10 gre I'm 22 cTpaEeu151. Of ~
Ger-aS LIS T@>5sn4Iio-- - tc ~
1iDLe II active service - president
l-ti2 TEe End Q. The Schc.ol yezr
tbs Us he eon-Se pursued by
3hs board. o-1 Dr.. Kane refused %
rsS-sE. Initiating that having scr
fEre-s FEARS successfully -a--5-ss Il
efforts - 7A@ eoGr6 = ree57e @in.
- might hold O. fer three years
more
i II lo7 ore c: lhe zAa -
governor sous1E 10 relcVe. bg-
hold myself equally responsible with
them Tor t1= action 81 TIE board
TIE Et1-oz Was hight and Stand
by il Bat whether FzEhl G. w-ons
: wholly iZZA.sv54i = TIE present
.iIu2t3oa-
TIE governors ee:saz :
3 ger1l15ols and ulEz-ra1te-5 in
with The Erops- and -
..t.-efs functions u tA= board o.
-sgeatS
TIE governor las usu--45 pow
= tor which there = 10 warrant
= - constitution o ths statutes
I TIE STATE Striped q. al veras-
- he governors 5Eo interviews
s.cls-@ i 70 De- rs deliberate IL
e1tso1 10 procure Z board subsa--
lsul 20 lis wiz No Zaa TAI ~
lZi1 q Saeh : bazrG and preserve
- selt-res-ac. No salt-res-.=ytiag
-aa VIII accept a. sQpoi11le1. -
hoard 50 constituted
TIE governor NAY -ace5e t-sZ
- gas--5os IL IS taken o. he
eoq2s Of Tie Stale content lhsZ-
slrsss with = dummy aoz-5 c. r.
EMS administering the aftz!-s Of
? Institution that touches then II
Uos1 vital sz,ot and upoa which
81! have spent and arg spending
: llic1s Of dollars.
Tough not requested 10 10 80.
shan tender IT resignation
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

earth,
The supreme function @. c!ti-
zsashsH in The state, AID the s.
supreme requirement Q. morality i
the citizen. bind them i1dsssolU Z!
together. Tia, 3 Christian Gil
fenshtp OF the Aighss- type MAy -
developed in our rsiicl ant thzi
oy their coDRoa tot, they cay
build and bezu;ity The fair temple
u Humanity ths; Is being erected
IN this Western Hemisphere. Is
co2sunaas,ioa devocily 10 te WIS.,
eli for
We are building II the W-s.sra
World Temple fine ana srzu5
Fer the Peoples OF the Future IL
lis beauty 10 behold:
And the sio-! az its srsndez, sazI
iAcn.iae every Land,
When the pages Of the ages hzva
been told
Ne mas. re2r il IN the xplea6or ..
Manhood that is trae.
TO the GaahSeaess within IL 9ar
divineS, mission born.
AsIh love as wise And tender Is
the One Messiah knew.
Ne nuS; labor TN the eousun-k.
lion morn"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Use q The eol1lns - The Eris-
une is hereby offered 10 County
Commissioner Henry ShsgrS1- Tree
Of charge. 10 explain 10 lie Pro
eressiysss o. The two Ly-6sl dls-
Vr5cts and other country dis11-1s
10 whom he owes lis nomination
22a election IS county commissioner
~hy he voted against Progressive {.
b SaDplsy. Of Ly16s1, s. successor
Of 5. z Ls.teh. Is colltg e2s-k-
And. also. Why ne c1s-Sss-3s6 he
wishes .. the Progressive Co1-,E
Central Committee II the mattel
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01
A Happy New Year.
Exit 1918

ENta
It is usually with feelings q min
gled regret and satisfaction that ne
witness The passing Of yeer. Re
sret for what might have been BET
ter done, and satisfaction with the
good that has been accomplished
The record OF the past rear : one
in which We may take considare bic
pride The year has been 50 good
TO Us. as E people and IS !ndividu-
ais, that regrets must have been
passed as the! Saw its last hour
struck
But. the reno-sslsss spirit CT
time has passed i on ard introiue-
sd Us 10 another cycle that TOO w:ll
be distanced in its .urn- There
need be TO regrets excepting for
cur mistakes Il is 10 The future
that We must look. for il is there
that our work lies
Let rs resolve, therefore. 10
make the year that has nov dawn
which passed away when the bells
= better record IS individuals and
IS 8 community, let rs take great
Ct civic pride II making our oaaut-
itui little town truly The most
beautiful IN THE coanfrg. LEI rs
continue 10 Cooperate n harmony
with the sturdy hushauiElGp q our
eoantitul VALLEY, ard i. Us coz
tribute whs. ne can 10 he sun -
human progress and -zFson11 well
being. There IS zo-k To- every
one. and. with 1ke experiences q
the pas. each should BE- able 10 Do
his OF her part better than ever b.
fore
With TIE SEASONS compliments 10
its friends and patrons TIE Tribune
hopes that this uzy Be z happy
year 70 one and al. and 3 y4a- q
aean6aa5 prosperity.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Now. let rs hear from the Fem
dale Record, The Blaine Journal,
the NooksscE Reporter ard the EV-
srsau Valley Home. who Together
with The Lyndez Tribune. - 10y
all. supported Lsgce and ShEE-sa
as Progressive candidates for toln-
~ commissioners Can they defend
the action @. these officials = -
tusinE 10 appoint 3 1horo2gh Pro
g-esssve IS Successor OF CculsE
CLERK Le.-eA.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Chas- b Sampler VS. : lcy21
supporter % So E-e1 AID Lasos =
their campaign - G. l6iastes II
coGa1y Lzssscos-S, -azd - =
known 70 ~ shorolsE Progress
i've. BQ- Moses Z 1ea--Pr'os r'ssss-v5..
so. the .0h-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Co1lS-Ti2s upon Senator Niles
Poi16s1ts-s vo1e Upo2 1ee currency
bill. The Tacoma Progressive Demo
era. SAYS: E. voted fer TIE bill.
hut that vzs % he expected SEM
tor Poil5sx.er : there - serFe i1e
people. even = hS Ess e vots p
saiass his party ever d2y il ,As
week "
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

The Tribune hes maintained -
some tine that IEe7s exists -
Bsllsls22Z - crooked z-6 l-QTgl-
eiale6 : gang OF political h-sAel1--
ers as sES ever Known 2lyWAe 60
The deal giVe1 Ca4r}ey Smiley :
further evidence O The Tribune
sssa-T.o-S
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

This coul,-y las sS---a,01a.blS-
0f the per capita : sS+-ao: ite
Pc. capita o. lzS- rear was ) S4-S4'
theoretical iae-ezss. S0e9c, -rIs.
money N circulation 1888. 81.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Cor. Dune q Illinois. II -
ter 10 Presl sezt James q Illinois
University. ssysc-~l tesT .Es5 !.
sex hygiene De taught n re
schools l. lGy cTs4Ts n xoE- :
minds z q-n-7%1t curiosity which
viii induce rather than suQQresS. IL
morality
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Ths annual meeting 81 he stock
holders q lhs Nhzrcen County
Fair Association, for he submitting
~ Reports and The election Of Of
zacsrs and board Of directors 70
manage The 1914 tafr. VIII H. bs3d
II JsZissol's Opera House O. Tues
Gay. 1snrErg -. 1914
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-01

Where was Moses when Ss-s-
plsy's light went cat Ask 6ixoE.
Blssar and tAs res o. tes ba1c1-
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DID !. ever occar - yol Ie2.
nearly a, the books O. re al -
acquiring wealth we're written h
poor men
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Resolved: That Ire streets a
Lra6e2 must D. paved a26 paved
vel. in this A D 1914
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Hare you broken that rev reso.E-
ton ys1s
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Turn over re- lea.
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Write it 1914.
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