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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16

THE presidents sudden surrender the miars after stating
his message of that the country had be
alarmed excited and that this country must not be turned into
armed issue of farreachng Importance
all Americans particularly those striving for the social economic and
lical betterment of this country.
that who have been warned by the Father of His COun
against ntangng alliances threatening to enter alliance
of the soAN ALLIANCE WITH MILTARISM WITH IT'S
INTERNATIONAL RAMIF1CATIONS, ITS ARMAMENT FACFO-
RES, ITS P0LLUTING OF POLITICAL LIFE
We have until recently pred ourselves the fact that action
the American he ped to fasten the dread burden of
mtarism people other nation but at the
when than necessary that the United States
should keep itself oof from action that TO be threat toward
the of the world order that plead at the coming
ference for the that shall last and the freeing of mankind from
this horrible slavery of notified that the
ignoble competition of
THAT is THE FIRST QUESTION, FARREAcHINe AND HEART
SEARCHING, PRESIDENTS POSITION FORCES
UPON
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16
North Prairie

Miss Theresa Richbaw is on The
SEX list this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. ]. Nelson took
sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wells.
Mrs. Nate Maine from Nooksacb
visited her mother, Mrs. Wilder
from Tuesday until Thursday
Miss Mary Van Worst was a Sun.
day guest at the Vandermeer home
Mr.. and Mrs. G. DeGraff We're al
Bcllingham, Thursday TO visit Mrs
L. Crafts mother, Mrs. ]. Bartelds
At ST. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. ard Mrs T. J. Nelson and
Mrs. Leag Williams tool dinner al
lie family home Friday in honor OF
/ birthday of Mrs. T. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. klocke and ehil-
dren visited the Lindseth home
Sunday.
Jake Bartelds went to Bellingham
Friday to visit his wife at St. Luke (
- spital. Mrs. Bartelds is improv-
~ nicely and will be removed 10
Lyuden this week.
4 profitable and enjoyable even
iaa was spent Friday when the reg
uIar monthly meeting of the Patron
Teach ers' Association was held. AT
the next meeting, each member will
respond TO roll call by giving some
Interesting current event.
School closes Friday for two
weeks vacation. The Christmas
program will be held in connection
with the Christmas tree on Christ
mas eve
Miss McGrath and Miss Stauffer
spent the weekend at their homes.
Miss Amy Stauffer was entertain
e. at late dinner Tuesday at The
Williams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeitn Berger were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs.
Cramer.
Mrs. Cramer visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cramer of Laurel Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16
WOODLAND

1t is reported that Mrs. Whitman
lad a stroke of paralysis Monday
but is some better.
Marion Thompson went TO Belling
ham Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stephenson
have moved to"Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pyeatt cnte-,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16

tanned the following at dinner Sun
uay' MI and Mrs. Lund, Elmer
Lund. Herb Faitz and Ina Pyeatt.
Mrs. Tarte visited at the Jeff.ott
hcme Wednesday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
WHY sOAE OMEN
LOOK DOWDY

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IN the April Woman s Home Com
panfon Grace Mar aret Gould fash
ion editor or that publ icati on. explains
how fashions have TO be applied diff
feEensly to Inherent indy iduals. a
woman may be fashionably dressed
and still look like a. trump. Following
is an extract from what she has to
say
Then fashions, generally speak
ing, each season, attempt tossgiFe9
grace and beauty to women as Z a
whole; bit forsS each ndividlal Me
there must be dfscriminaaion
Fashion fayors a stsIe for eyery-
body and everybody in style; but yet
one woman's style IS another wom-
ans dowdiness; just as one mans
meat is another man s poison There
is danger, therefore, in following
b1indly the dictates of fashion, for
what is attractive for one woman may
be ridiculous for another. 2
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

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choose 10 make Himself mere
row and preiud icia1 Pal divinity,
This feeling ha been powerfully aex-
pressed In IA sermon by q Protestant
rninisset. OF the neutral troops at Cen,
eva, switzerland.
some, he said, give God an Of.
fetal position. They make y Inn sign
orders of the day, compose dispatches
apply HIS hand and seal ut the bot
tom OF bulletins OF victories. In time
of peace they use Him as sentry: in
hours OF danger they mobilize Him, ,
they send Him marching orders aud
expose Him to the eneny's bullets.
We'll, this God inspires lis with
the most insurmountable disgust, the
most holy Indignation Yes. the God
OF armies. the God of battles, the God
who presides at the nlassacres Of His.
children. who gives victories to some,
and brushes others, the God ot tile Te
Deum the God of the chance 1lortess,
the God they mingle In their work OF
blood. Of Violated words and horrors.
This God who we thought dead Is
the greatest shame of the twentieth,
century. and those who invoke Him
at the same time render themselves
guilty OF sacriiege doubled With u the
crime of infIuma ity, and snot Their! the
beliefs IN millions Of souls.
This God is the God OF saSages,
not God of the gospel z
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
HeaLth of Sun1n1er Resorts.


Many of resorts have acted the policy that
good climate location beauty scenery s
lent inducements attract the visitor
people and wisely look for than this before
selecting vacation The visitor wants clean bill Of
the resort he has chosen entitled
saeason typhoid IS becoming known serious hazard The
seeker ndsout whether
injection prevails at the place he mind
what sanitary being
the health Of the colony.
The York recently taken that at
forefront health
The problem well model for other
typhoid fever at York No attempt made conceal the
fact of the of the disease and The authors
felt that to face
the An invited York make
sanitary chief Of the expert was
that York needed full time health officer The
for this purpose and Mr. William Eu
Brown graduate of the school of health
noog, the newly created position. The
spending dollar capita health,
appropriated by other directly
like. purpose.
Public health purchasabe the moderate, and
the best attain
protection disease Other summer
their to follow example and take the
safeguard their citizens and
The Journal Of the American Medical
public to demand the of health
that only we'll ordered sanitary furnish Our
seashore longer depend
and luck for a clean bill Of health gu
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Billy Sunday and Money.

.Biy' Sundays adverse
he gets big out of his meetings While might
the earth to let the look after
itself,
fault fault it He would get it, if it not to
give him. Threats exposure may
related he makes, but that need
and women with their benefit They
hear they do him
His threats seldom,
usually made nothing Sunday
without invitation. He has
4
treated particular detail BY
Derland Nd Times in the following very sensible
Since it became known Billy. Sunday, rather
blatant and effective, sensational
in his coec in Phiadephia has
much to with prompting peculiar activity this
active
There Sunday
1t times hard avoid disgust
with his antics if the picture him and quote him
correctly whether edies scandalizes manners
all his only fair that he
should his
towns thathe evangelical.
the erection of tabernacle
distinctive sometimes vulgar always intense
always earnet sometimes slang but always understandable
works the hardihood deny
speed going
engagement than at the beginning
Conceded Then finish he has collections himself
These the others One doesn't have
unless If did drop into the plate pretty
that the business Of the who did the
dropping doubtless felt when he that he had
received value therefor and that he ubectng
any hardship donating
evangelist Merely
should sincerity preacher
matter how much of dislike his methods.
doesn't compel him than he
listen to him help swell unusual crowds
though that accomphes much good
harm troubles who keeps law
minds his business
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
A Reserve Volunteer Army.
tParkersburg NeWs.)


We have an army of about Sc 600
men. If "a sudden emergency should
demand reinforcements,w have re
serve army Of sixteen men. itE
1t is neither ifng oistic nor militia
,istic8to SUI gest that we ought to have
la larger reserve than that The coun-
try, Therefore, should welcome a new
organization for our national defense
in case Of war-the American Leg
ion
This is a volunteer body which has
the sanction Of the government and
the particular interest4o OF AIajor-Gen
eral Leonard Wood Of the eastern de-
partment. Col. theodore Roosevelt Is
chairman Of the executive commit tee.
It is In line with the best American
traditions ofa citizen soldiery, and
calculated to provide an admirable
clamors and at small expense
The legion aims part1cui arly8 at en-
listing men with military or naval
training About $4,000 men are dis
charged from the United States army
every year., and about 15, 900 from the
navy. These men are. Of course, the
best material for a first reserve
1t is incredible. but true, that the war
and navy departing ts have never kept
any record Of these men, and no plan
has ever been adopted for keeping
them available IN case of need. 1t is
estimated that from 250,O to 300, 600
such men might readily be enlisted In
theme volunteer legion They would
constitute the framework. at least, Of
a military orsanization kept in trim
by occas ional drill and manoeuvres.
and ready to take the field on short
notice. Along with them the legion
seeks to enlist special service
branch, 2 consisting OF men with tech
micah qualiication such as Doctors,
Eengtneers, telegraphers, aviators and
Ichauffcurs etc.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
= 3 - - 3
COMING EVENTS
IN GI.ARKSBIJRG

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Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
March %, 90 and CamflIe = pre-
isented by the Palace Players; Palace
theater!
Tuesday, March % % ecital, by p,t-
pills OF Miss Cora Smith evening,
First Methodist Episcopal church,
benefit Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.
tuesday March 2sBaIl given by
Young Mems Jewish Society, evening.
Masonic temple.
Thursday, March Entertain
ment given by faculty Of music and
expression OF Broaddus institute,
evening. First Baptist church.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March %. 26 and 27"The Three
Twins. . musical comedy, presented by
the Palace PLAYERS. Palace tteater
Friday, March .6-Recital by
Evan Williams, tenor, auspices Mar
cato Club. evening. Robinson Grand
theater
Saturday, March 2 vithin the
Law. rs Robinson Grand theater.
Sunday. March 2s-Initiation fourth
degree and banquet, knights OF Col
umbus, St. Mary's school.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,,
March IS, 80 and BOT The Woman OF
Mystery, presented By the Palace
Players, Palace theater.
Tuesday, March 30-Dance given by
Masonic Club, evening Masonic
temple
TUESDAY, March 38LeRo Tai
ma and Bosco,s conjurers and illus
iionists. evening, Robinson Grand
theater. sa
Tuesday March 80 .Elks social sesz
sion, evening, ks club.
Sunday, April sacred cantata,
Victory Divine given by First Meth
fodist Episcopal church choir, evening.
&. Sunday, April Cantata, The
Easter Message renderad by choir of.
First Baptist church
b Tuesday. April g. City election
Wednesday, April "a -Re citaf by
Byron w. King. evening First Baptist
church, auspices Omega sunday
school class.
Monday, April Dance given by
Tuesday, April g.. State conVentio
sknightss Of the Naccabees.
Tuesday, April 6-.erhe Prince OF
fPilsen, evening, Robinson Grand
theater.
Wednesday and Thursday, April a.
and s-Annual show given by EllSs
lodge and Marcato Music Club, Rob
inson Grand theater.
Is Saturday, April cIntyre and
Heath IN The Ham Tree Robinson
Grand theater So
Saturday. April igh Jinks.,,
tevenfng. Robinson Grand Heater
Monday. April &c Twin Beds
/ Robinson Grant theater, night
! NJ Week beginning Monday, May 4,
Running races, air grounds track. gs
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday
June 10; l6 and 4 Annual conven
stion, West Virginia State PHI aT1nacell
Etical Association.
;. Week beginning Monday, June 60
fTri-state convention, LOYAL Order Of
Moose. Norwood Park
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Ho, for the Gardens!
sBreathes there man with soul
Who to himself hath never said
I'D like to plant a garden?

Breathes there with soul so dead
Who to himself hath never said
I'D like to plant garden ~
unhesitanglysa The desireHtoI plant and work
garden springs eternal human breast Dur
the of
ness perfumes with gentle
spring the Chicago Herald Early in March
though landscape be still robed
catalogues and their
spring really comes forth with
it hold of the urban population
the citizens Chicago ought realize Just at this time
guilty desire for things should not have
aable It is the one impulse Of the
should follow sublmey wherever
lead though lead only small back plot
svensn1aller it good impulse and should be trusted
There's health there
and relaxation for the mind There's
cupation for the children in it,
Children like nothing better than to things They
personal interest
heir8career.
money strange On Wednes-
Herald printed list showing the profits farm
Chicago had realized from small gardens
YousXi find figures But If
family with fresh vegetables during the
will cleared good what
better the market often affords
The plan have Chcagoan this health.
Happiness profit
@ceiyed with all sides have
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
S A N g u ne
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why did your wife leave sou 2,
Force OF habit, guess. She was
Al cook before i married her. yhi-g
cago Record-fIe "a
Billion tsternly1 What's the reason
that young man STAYS so late when
Miss Bileon (demurely) - am. pa
pa Judge
Il wonder how AIRS Inkleigh got
her start as a writer OF fiction
4 Composing references for her dis
charged help, understand. - oston
Transcript
rs the man your sister is goin' to
marry rich ~
Nav; every tine the marriage Is
mentioned pa says. poor man. st
Louis Post Dispatch
Dead men tell no 10 tales. observed
the sage.
Maybe not, replied the fool "But
their tonibstones are awful lfars.,,s
Cincinnati Enquirer
RaconI see the Hague Peace Tri-
bunal was formed 10 years ago.
Egbert But that is not good rea
son for the belligerents considering Il
a back numb Yonkers Statesman ii
Hodge--It's funny all autos have the
tobacco habit, isn't 1t?
Dodge-The tobacco habit?
Hodge-Yes. understand the gas
cline cars smoke; while an electric
won't start without a plug Brooklyn
Citizen.
Country justice find you not
guilty and fine you 81.
Defendant But
Justice Vow, shut up. III you'd Z
been guilty I'd er find YOU $40! st.
Paul Dispatch.
Mrs. Homes un-W HATH NO con-
tribute to the minister's donation par
ty
Farne I1oInespun Well II dunno,
Hammer Taters Is way up, pork is :
Way up, fowl is way u p 4we'H save
money by giving him money st. Paul
Dispatch
care not who writes the songs
of country. tf I can name its cities
said the Galician patriot
So he Shook mp 297 consonants and
a single novel in a peck III easnre and
drew out 30 cities. q district and two
villag 1eveland Plain Dealer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
.rhc God Of BATTLES I

Most Americans have felt a sort OF
horror at the tendency among tho
.belligerent nations to identify God
with their war. That tendency is no
doubt natural enough; strong emo
stfons especially in the stress of war:
times. confuse hoagh and sweep
away distinctions Bnt calm outsid5
:els, seeing both factions claiming God
as. an ally. refuse to believe that He
causes <or sanctions such a hideous
Swelter of blood and lin. or that the
Creator and Ruler Of the unirerse
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
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IA e / 7 T {. 4
B R "a SIS T a G
BY Edgar a.. Guest In the Ontario
County, II. z, Journal
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Note According to dispatches. Ger
man officers have shipped to Berlin
thousands OF little brass identified
ton tags taken from the uniforms of
their dead:
All that's left of her wonderful son
Is little brass tag;
All OF her baby that shouldered gun
Is little brass tag;
He that so proudly marched of in
the line,
Clear eyed and smiling, and splendid
is home once again on the banks Of
the Rhine.
Just little brass tag.
He with the eyes that we're kindly
and blue
Is little brass tag;
He with the. shoulder 50 square and
so true
He that stepped forward to follow
To ride with a saber or march with
a Krag.
You'll And nov, with thousands,
shipped home In a bag,
Just a i ittleSb passs tag.
oh. mother, the boy you're hungry
to see ~
Is al little brass ia g;s
The end of your dreans OF the man
eWould be sg s
s. S a little brassst tag Il.
Your beautiful Visions of splendors
have fed g
Your wonderful man of tomorrow
lies dead j:
He Went as a soldier but comes
home instead
Justsa 3little$brass tai,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Distriibutiion of Cultures.

distributing Seeds the
determined adhere to last
practice limit will be plan
bottles Each bottle contains sufficient culture
thoroughly bushel of The limitation
will prove Inadequate furnish them unlimited
quantities. ~ sszfss.4
Planters who have previous experience the
cultures exactly what methods
sary for
All requests for cultures
must application Preference will
given urged apply
earliest possible
two weeks before probable sowing seed.
Planters also requested to plant small quantity Of
with the noculated
seed This is said department
ing observations comparisons
planters in the future. 1zs5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Not ETy,iOns

Aviator Adolphe Pegohd, who orig
mated flying upside down, has been
the least bit envious of sAdo1phe dec
Grafton We have no desire to expert
ment forked end up.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
sprinq Cleaning Tine Near.

1T usually for Newspapers generas
pubcy to of the subject Of
spring cleaning especially itappies and
practice results
take along With deyot
rubbish and the like
streets vacant lots exchange gives
ac1nontion Telegram that
Nov that spring slowly the city
that the annual the
occupants extend lots and
obrusve the for It's speedy
removal apparent health conditions
community depend to large extent cleanliness Of
unless the splitting
regarding
of spirit as letter they than useless.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
A Real ,,.,', Terror.
Charleston Mai.

Mere man would look forward to-
the promised advent of joyous spring
with more enthusiasm il 1t were not
spring house cleaning.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
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S. o M +. G III d - S
II % p o j S Is
BY DR.. Frank Crane II won1an,s
World Tor April

BE polite, but not obsequious, not
affected.
Be economical, hut not stingy,s not
penurious.
BE brave, but not foo hardy.
Be loving, but not soft. 8, &.
BE clean, but not fastidious.
BE SELF respecting but Of vain.
BE gentle, but not effe inmate.
BE thoug intnfl OF others, but not of
fcious, IS. {, ii
gBe enthusiastic but not gushing
1.-THE motto of Scion. the wise. was
..NIeden agan' othing In excess
sSome witty Frenchman said Our
vices are our virtues carried to exz
cess, q
SO the crown OF a good man is his
to limit his every force. Hesis
above his pleasures, before his fall
nres. behind his ideals. apart from
his sins and unconscious of his
goodness.
sPerfection is not for mortals. But
We can have poise. its human equiya-
lent
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
PabIicity Did II.
(Huntington Adyertiser.

The six cent loaf did not last long
in New York. The little bakers did
not raise the price and they got the
trade. A gTeatsideal OF it they will
hold And it is generally conceded
that publicity tn rough the; New York
papers killed the scheme to raise the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
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Better Course.
tWheeling news );

Under the circumstances the cap,
tain OF the Prinz Eitel would probably
rather be interned than go back and
be bawled out by the kaiser.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
EMn5r,tIl IL.
tParkersburg Sentinel.

tParkersburg Sentinel.l
We are told that a man in Charles
ton got bill from his lawyer which
included this item:
For waking up at night and
thinking over Your case $500
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
WILSON'S NIECE NTERPRETs spirit OF IREIANDs PANToMDiI

Miss Margaret
moving
1da CARING
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

Racon--I see the Hague Peace Tri-
bunal was formed 10 years ago.
Egbert-But that is not a good rea
son for the belligerents considering Il
a back numbers Yonkers Statesman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
ASSESSMENT ROLLS
CONFIRMED BY BOARD
Brick Pavement for Franklin and
Allen Streets and Calvert st.
Pipe Sewer Acted On.

Assessment rolls for the brick
pavement on Franklin ST, the pipe
sewer on Calvert ST, and the Allen
st. pavement were confirmed by the
board Of public works last night. The
board also adopted the resolution for
the construction Of a pipe sewer on
Caroline St. which will extend south
from Lincoln highway Z.
The decision on the matter of
widening Webster ST and Indiana
av. was deferred by the board until
the meeting TO be held Tuesday,
March 2S, 1916.
At the Tuesday morning meeting
of the board of works City Engineer
Anderson filed the assessment roll on
the curb, grade and sidewalk inn
movements for Ford st, and bids
were received for the Improvements
al ne intersection of the South
Shore railway, Laporte and Lasalle
avs The board spent the greater
part of the morning discussing
minor matters in connection with
the lighting system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
To Have Smooth, White,
Soft Skin All Winter

Does your skin chap or roug.en easily
IN this weather or become undb " red or
blOtchy? Let me tell you gu OK. easy
way TO overcome the trouble AID keep
your complexion beautifully white.
smooth and soft the winter long Just
Get an ounce Of ordinary mercol.zrd wax
ar the nearest drug store and us, little
before retiring. as you would cold ream.
pom arising. remove the coating with
sUdsy water. The wax. through some
peculiar attribute. hecks off the 70 gh.
dfscolored or blemished skin. The " IN
out cuticle comes OF Just like dandrIff.
only in almost invisible particles Mer-
colized wax simply hastens Natur, 5
work. Used as required. it keens the IN,
constantly free from devitalized scare
skin and only the healthy. young-l0ok-
ing skin IS IN evidence. It's the best
muddy, freckled, pimpled and al un-
beautiful compilations.
Some skins wrinkle easily in winter
There's an excellent remedy ia a harm
less wash lotion made by diss0lving ] o.
powdered saxoIite in Il pint witch hazel
This Will quickly eradicate every line
The Woman Beautiful-Advt.