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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
DELTA & SUNSHINE

Mrs. o. d. Chappen who has been
"a patient at st. Luke's hospital for
the past month has returned home
and Is doing nicely.
Edna BlomQuist of Alberta, Can
ada, who has been here for the past
six months, will return home
shortly.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Friberg and
children of Seattle are spending
their vacation here. Rev. Friberg
will give a sermon in English Sun
day night In Delta church.
Mr. an Mrs. A. Pehrson and son
of Ferndale visited the A. NJ. Olson
home Sunday.
Reuben Fredeen and Mr.. Gustav
son of Bellingham were here last
Sunday visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Froberg entertained
the following guests Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. E. Markstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Axlund, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pehrson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Olsen and family. Miss Edith
Engman, Mr.. Gustavson, Reuben
Fredeen and Reuben Axlund.
Harry Tyrall left Saturday to at
tend the encampment of the Home
Guard of Bellingham at Fort Word
en- this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

Bringing with them the boss fish
story of the year, the party of Lyn-
len people who autoed to Cohasset
beach last week returned Monday
night. They saw a fish forty-five
feet long. 1t was one of the kind
that swallowed Jonah, and 1t was
Drawn out of the Pacific Ocean at
The whale plant at Cohasset. Seat
lie, Tacoma, and other points were
visited along the line. The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Ben
der, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. NAPLES.
Mrs. Garman, Misses Mildred and
Margaret NAPLES, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M. Serrurier. Gordon and Beulah
Serrurier, Ed Edison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Knapp, Miss Frances Knapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Frick. Miss
Bessie Frick, George Frick and
Bradford Knapp. The Knapp fam
lily remained at Montesano for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Cloud, former proprietors of The
Tribune.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
[ LYNDEN LIBRARY ACQUIRES
BIC COLLECTION OF NEW BOOKS

Son of the Hills, Harriet Comstock;
The Devils Garden, W.. r. Max
we'll; Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte;
The STOPPING Lady. Maurice Hew-
lett; The Last of the Mohicans, j.
F. Cooper; The Boy Scouts Battle
of Saratoga, Herbert Carte; The
Uphill Climb. B. NJ. Bower; Miss
Gibbie Gault, Kate L. Bosher; Let
Not Man Put Asunder, Basil King;
The One Woman, Thomas Dixon;
The Sea Wolf, Jack London; The
Land of Promise, w. S. Maugham;
Miss Prichard's Wedding Trip, l..
Burnham; The Betrayal, E. Phillips
Oppenheim; My Little Sister, Eliza
beth Robbins. Thirty-five volumes.
including five sets of Bret Harte
and two sets of Conan Doyle have
donated to the library by E. Edison
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

Eleven hundred and eight books
are now contained in Lynden's Pub
lie Library. representing one OF the
hest small city collections in the
State.
Forty-eight books were added last
week, and arrangements have been
made to purchase additional books
each month.
BY paying a fee of but 81. an
entire family can have the privilege
of the library. being permitted TO
take out two books at a lime and
keep them two weeks with renewal
privileges. Non-members are charg-
ed five cents book.
The following are the books that
were received this week: Corporal
Cameron, Ralph Conner; The Herr
tage of the Desert, Zane Gray; The
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

Mrs. Arthur Pierce and children
who have been visiting with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Oltman
for several months returned last
week to their home in Bellingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kenoyer, Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Kenoyer and James
kenoyer left last week for Dayton,
Wash, where they plan to remain
for six weeks visit among rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Nina Lusk and her guest
Miss Rita Martin of Blaiae, were
guests of Mrs. Martin Dillon and
Mrs. Joseph Bone of Bellingham.
Miss Florence Button returned to
her home in Bellingham last Tues
day after visiting the L. J. SHINES
and Medcalf homes. Miss Dorothy
Metcalf accompanied her home.
Mrs. David Tiffany entertained
her niece Miss Ida Tiffany of Bel
lingham last week.
The juvenile members of the
Methodist Sunday school were enter.
TANNED by Mics Mabel Cameron, as.
sisted by Mrs. J. w. Austin and
Miss Nina Lusk at the Cameron
home on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Parks and two child
rem, of Seattle, are here on a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gilman.
Miss laurel Wight has returned
home after a short visit with DR.
and Mrs. Ross Earlywine Of Everett
Miss Cady Dameron. accompanied
her brother and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Dameron to Hamilton
where she will visit a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bowers and
children of Stanwood are visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Minor.
Mrs. T. H. Campbell entertained
last Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Georgia Mcdonald. The af
ternoon was very delightfully."- spent
in out door games. Luncheon was
served to ten including the daugh'
ters of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wilson and
daughters of Seattle are at The
home of Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs
E. Shields for a ten days visit.
A. A. stockton has returned from
a five days camping trip to Glacier
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Burgess and
children moved last Monday te
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
LYNDEN TWELVE YEARS BACK
(Pilot, July 23, 1903)


The B. B. and B. C. road will
build through to Spokane at once
Amended articles of incorporation
will be filed with the county audi
tor this week for the extension. The
articles also provide for the exten-
sion of the line through Lynden to
Blaine.
The Nightingale Singing Glass
gave the leader, Mr.. Nick Boerhave,
a very pleasant surprise party at
his home this week. He was pre-
sented with a pretty Morris chair.
Chas. Bajema will commence the
erection of his new home next week.
Harry Fountain, George Cole and
Peter Dunnick with T. j. Storey
as guide will leave next week for
the mountains to shoot bears.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
Canadian currency is being dis
counted one per cent In the county.

Townships are entitled to receive
county money for road improvement
and maintenance. according to an
opinion rendered by Atty. General
Tanner at the request of County At
torney w. p. Brown. The money
thus received also may be used for
bridge construction within the boun-
daries of the township drawing It,
This money, however, must come
from a percentage that in counties
with township organization the
county commissioners are required
to set aside from the levy Of the
current year, which Is "25 per cent
of the amount levied upon property
of the said township for construc-
ton and repair Of roads and
bridges"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22
County News

Several thousand people and sew
eral hundred autos were gathered
at the Bellingham dock Friday to
welcome the Shriners. The crowd
waited until six O'Clock and learned
that the boat with the visitors had
sailed back to Seattle from Ana
cortes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

The state highway commission
has awarded the contract for clear
ing, grading and draining two and
three-quarters miles OF the Pacific
highway between Custer and Enter
prise to Charles E. Lind of Belling-
ham, whose bid was $12,1S6.8O.
Four bids were submitted, and that
of Contractor Lind was lowest. The
highway departments estimate on
the cost of the stretch of road was
$16, 1860.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

The Rebekahs held installation
ceremonies Saturday night at the l.
o. o. F. hall and initiated Mrs. Dan
Mcleod. The following officers
were installed: N. c., Mrs. Frank
Bostwick; v. c.. Minnie Vinup; r.
s. N. G., Emma Frasier; L. S. N. G.,
Mrs. Cheney; R. S. v. G., Ella
Clarke; L. S. N. G.. Anna Anderson;
Warden, Mabel Bateman; Treasur-
er, Halle Hickey; Fin. Sec. Birdie
Topping; Rec. Sec., Madeline Bay;
Inside Guardian, Verna Rusco;
Chaplain, Mary Palmer. P. N. c..
Pauline Colby; Conductor, Hannah
Satterthwaite; Outside Guardian.
Mrs. Beatty.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

A Lake Samish farmer thinks he
has discovered large tale deposits
on his ranch.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

The Custer Advance Is the name
of an attractive new paper that ID
appearing now as a supplement OF
the Bellingham Argus.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

Miss Iva SlettO has returned from
Seattle where she had been visiting
her sister for a week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-22

A. H. TeSelle and family had
delightful vacation last week at
Van Zandt as guests of A. P. Bur-
graft.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20
Die spratbe Ger AMgenbraGeit.

@ie man nod ein0elnen Merfmd>
len an ben 9dnben, Ser Stelung Der
3dbne, auf feelif6e Gigeni4aften
Riidf9life 5ieben min, 10 gt6t es
AUDI cine Gbarotteriitit Der Mugenz
brouen gu beurteilen. @Dlben ii9
brauen gu bsurteilen @0lben ii4
piefe unnatiirli9 bod, 0onn 1T ibrem
8ef:ber ni9t gu trauen; er nimmt es
ni9t 70 genau nit Dem, mos er idgt,
eben1o ipie er Ielbft febr lei9tgldubig
1T. Sin Die 8rauen geip0lbt, in
f9Dn geI9lpungenem 8ogen fein unO
i4arf ge5ei@net, oann fam mar nit
Gl9erbeit cuff Elm eoel Deranlagtes
@emiit unO ouf @~ertdnonis fir ale
i4Dnen Siinfte idlieBen. Sebr niez
orige Mugenbrduen, Die al ben Seiz
ten f9rdg nd6 unten o~uslaufen, fplz
len folf9e, binterl:tige Meni4en
tenn3ei4nsn. Sebr gerobe, f4male
8raren iino elm 3ei9en BON @baratz
terfeitigteit unb WiGenstroft. StoBen
ole @rauen beina6e 3uIammen, 10 aei=
gen tie f9arfe 8epba9tungsgabe uno
talten, bere6nenOen 8eritanb an.
Cine fleine ientrehte Salte 5pii9en
ben 8rauen, geraOe iiber Der Nafe
0eutet tleinli9sn @inn unb Neigung
our N0rgelei an, ndbrenb 3pei unD
brei Salten bon @ep;fenbaftigfeit in
ieber 8e5iebung aeugen. Sebr bide,
ettpas itruppige 8rauen iinD meit BEL
leiOenf9aftli9en Muitliebba6ern gu
finben, unD 0i9te, lang6aarige, aber
glatt nnliegenoe 9rauen BEL @ereb=
rern anoerer &iinfte, iiberbaupt BEL aIs
len tolentierten Menf9en. Sebr bu=
f9ige uno bi9t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8rauen iinb Elm 3eihen BON Sab3orn
unb GROCER Qeioenf9aft. Sebr biinne,
farblofe Mugenbralen lnfien in ben
bdufigiten 5Guen ouf G%tumpffinn unb
nieorige Neigungen BEL ibren 8eiiBern
i4lieBen. Da, mo- fe gang feblen,
fam nan Die f9le9teften Gbardtterz
eigeni4often, penn nidt gar @rauz
iarlfeit unb Sang gum gerbre9en
porausieBen,
Man tit uu9 Ser Mniidt, oaB oas
@riib9en i'm menf9li9en 8inn, biefe
ais nMmprs Spiidndpfden" beaei9=
memo genannte niebli9e Nertiefung,
etpds bebeutet. Mun ion tie nur BEL
Wenfden nntreffen. Sic Elm norm
smpfinbenbes @emiit, Elm treues .6era
un6 einen offenen, eolen Sinn beIit=
gen. Den rpn Der Natur nit Crib
fen ausgeiiatteten Menfdenfinbern
lpq cine itort a~usgerrdgte Gu4t gu
gefalen anbaften; es lit ieoo9 cine
angene6me, liebli9e Dirt Oes @efal@
'enlpo[lens, Ole mebr benz @unfde,
se&t ipmputbif9 gu fein. entfprinst,
unb fid seipDbnli4 aud ale 9eraen
I'M @turme trobert.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20
Das GifhsAbFaamefl.

Sn ben penigiten 9dulerr, feGbt
6a, mo gef9ulte Oienitboten es be-
forgen, finoet man Elm ia9gemdBes
glbrdumen Des Mittagz uno Mbenoz
tif9es BEL @eieGf9aften. 3und6t
iinb Die Seller abounebmen, Die grOz
Beren gu unterit gu ltelen. Die tleinen
Darauf. Muf beionoerem 8rett f4afft
man Die @ldfer binaus, Oann oas
Silber5eug. Sie iibrigen Safelge<
rdte nimmt bic Oieneridoft in Die
Waf9rdume binaus, uno oie Duff
ieberin beIprgt Die Safeltii@er, ie
na9oem es nod pieoer aufgelegt oher
gepaf9en iperoen ion, an bic be-
itimmte Ste1e. SIT bas 9ei4irr in
Der &i9e gepai9en, 10 pirb es obne
Mufentbalt bertpn1rt, oenn bas Ser
umfteben auf ben Spiiltif9en bat
f9on man9em ipertbollen Stiid ben
@araus sema9t. Grit tperOen Die
Slider uno 9lasteler gepai9en,
Damn bic Seller in neuem beiBen
WaKer uno gum Mblaufen bingeitelt
uno bierauf erit griinoli4 nit einem
sud getrodnet.
Silber lit ME in to9enbes Mai1er
gu leeen. MeKer perben tets alein
bebanoelt. Man fpiilt lie in lauem
DaHer ab, piIGt iie nit 2eoerlappen
ab unb 1tedt tie in Elm @efGB, in Dem
non S9lemmfreibe in Serpenttn ems
geriibrt bat; barin bleiben Die MeIs
fer, Bis 3eit lift. fie fertig gu MAIDEN
unb gu puBen. 2Dffeln uno @abeln
perben allein gereinigt, nobel Die
SerpentinmaRe nit Der S4lemmtreiz
be gebrauGt miro. Na4reiben Der
Rlingen nit einem in @piritus gee
tau9ten Sort lit 81 empfeblen, bod
oarf Dos @ilber ielbit Oamit ni4t in
8eriibrurg fommen, ba es bonn Spit
ritus angegriffen miro. Sin f4nelz
les gutes puben erbGlt bas Goelme=
taG piel ldnger, als pern es flii4tig
unb una9tfam gemaat miro. Menn
Die Por3eldnfohen gei4ont peroen
folen, bann tut man gut, Seller uno
Sahen, i~iberbaupt ales, mas ineindn<
bergefeBt pirb, nit 3pii9enlasen
BON Seiben= beatp. 3eitungspapier gu
berieben, od Der @lan5 Der Glafur
obne oieie @orii@t leidt perIoren
ge6t. Mu9 bic tleinen biaigen 2lapz
peroeden iinb bierau fe9r prattit4.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

Geusrba9 lit Ser IeBts, Dem Stdlisn
Die a~ngeborene f90ne @eite oeden
balf. Die leBts NusfteIung Der Oeuts
f9en In Rom Iebenoen &iinitler bes
tdtigte mir Oieie l1eber3eugung,
OeutT9e Moler finben offenbor aus
genblidli9 am @te9linfee in Ser
Murt mebr aHregung aIs in Stas
lien. Dos Iiegt geipib ni9t an italies
nii9er Nutur. Die 1T fdOn senllg.
SIS liegt an Dem oamd6lihen 3uriids
finoen our Mirtli9teit, an Der gr0s
beren 8erfsinerung Der mdlerii4en
Werts, liegt aud an Der Nblebnung
oes @enrebaften, gu benz Die italie=
nif9e StroBe nit ibrem @egenios
BON 4rMut unO NuiOitGt 10 DieI
@toff CAB.
Sat bod Stolien felbit in MuIerei
unO PIditif felt LANCER 3eit teinen
berborragenben Ndmen aufSutpeiien,
unO Oie banOpsrtli9en @ef9idlidtet>
ten uno Spielereien in ben S9auz
f~enltern beitimmter r0mif9er @tras
Ben erpeden isIbit in benz 0ur4s
I9nittsreilenoen eelinben S9auOer.
Simmer peiter bringt 5ubem, Oant
Der Nuftldrungsarbeit Der neuen biz
itorii9en 6orf9ung, in Oeutf9es Be-
nuBtiein, ipie n%otpenbig fir Die erfte
8liite friiheiter HenaiTdnce qerabe
bic 9ur9oringung nit oeutf4em
8lute mar, 10 oaB mir rubig einsn
Sell Ser BON llns bepunberten S9Dp=
fungen fir unIeren @eif in Mns
fpru9 nebmen t0nnen. Sostand unb
umbrien, mo bic Solente fproBten,
Die oieie neue 3eit borbereiteten, tpas
rem eefdttigt init 0sutlden 8epob>
nern, Die Bel ben beitGnoigen Honl=
fabrten beutf6sr &atfer 5uriidgebliez
ben tpdren. Die romaniIierten beut>
f9en Namsn, Mmtsbe3ei9nungen
(@onfaloniere s. 3. Sobnentrdger)
seben baDon 3eugnis. @rft fpdter. in
Der 9o9renoifance, als in ben
&dmpfen Der 8arone oieies 8!ltt
bergoKen mar, miro Die &unit edit
itaIienif9, bat uns Oann ober aud
in ibren Ieeren Sormen bon ben
Ra4folgern Gaffaels an ni4ts mc6r
gu fdgen.
Sol9e Stalienfabrten, bic BEN
beutI9en Settle Dienen, iinO freili9
@ipfelpuntte Oes @enieBens gepeiell.
Bon Der Stride ct. 3eno in 8erond
an, mo SbeoDori9, Der Oietri9 BON
Bern Der oeuti9en Selbeniage, als
pilbsr Sdger bargefteIt tit unb duf
MarmorrelisF Der MuBentiir
gerabepegs CUR G0le reitet, Bis gu
jenem peiBen Marmorftanobilo Oes
&~onraoins, bas Sbornulbfen
in Die Stride Marid Del Garmine in
ftelte. IS 1T cine re9te
Marttfir9e, in Der fi4 bic neapoltz
tanii9en @eiber brdngen. Selten
perirrt ii9 elm s~ebilbeten Stoliener
Oiefes peiBe, unf4uIOige
Bib, oas pieIetbt Der p0bel umz
beult, 1T bas re@te Mabr3ei9en fir
bic 6tun0e 0es Werrdts.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

eerehtipheIt.

Der Wortitreit oariiber, tpel6e Sis
eenb bic b0dfts Isi, lift urdIt: 5r0ms
migteit, 2iebe, Mitlsio, @ere9tisteit.
MaBboIten, Mut ~re4tDeritanOsEe"
@elbtfu9t unO nod man9e an9ere
iinb Der Heibe nod duf ben Sbron
erboben porOen unO bon man9en ibz
rer 2Obpreifer iino oids Bidder au=
fammengei9riebsn lporben, Inn ibren
Anfpru9 auf ben oberiten plab gu
erpeifen.
@s Bat teinen Sinn, Oiefen prD3eB
bier bur9 cine reue @erbonbIung gu
D%erlGngern, 5umaI er eben nur Elm
Mortltreit, unO ieOe ein3elne SugenO
nur cine Seite Der einen groBen Su=
genb 1T, cine S9IifflG9e Des tpobren
Steins Der Weilen: nabre SrDmmi9z
teit 1T Iieberei9, gere9t, moBOOu.
mutig; pobre 2iebe fromm, gere4t,
maBDoa, ia aud Die rre9tberltans
oene" Selbffu9t birgt ni9t nur Mlut
unO @ere9tigteit, Ionoern au9 Jr0ms
migteit uno Mitleio in Ii9.
Smmer9in pirb man Die ein0elnen
S9liffld9en Der Sugeno nit Nutz
gen 9eion0srt betra9ten, Dor alien
bort, po fe einanber berii6ren. 2iebe
unb @erehtiqfeit! Menn @eremtiqteit
gu nett gebt, engt iie bic 2iebe i4Gs
oi9eno Elm; no 2iebe gu nett 9ebt,
tut tie ods1elbe nit Der @ere4tigfeit.
Die @renaen miiHen be14tet tperoen.
Sn Der @raiebung duBert fi4 oas
i9Gbigenbc @orpalten Der 2iebe i'm
v@or3ie6en" zines &inoes. Man fiebt
in Der Sbeorie, boB babel bic 2isbe
auf Soften Der @ere9tigfeit ii6eripu>
9ert, ooer beIer gefagt, oaB bic Sc
re9tigteit gang eritidt miro, an ser
einsn @telle our9 gu iippigen @u9s
Der 2iebesblumen, an Der anOeren
bur9 Ods llntraut Der rngere9tigz
felt, unter benz nur nod Elm anberes
llntraut ge6eibt, Die 8erbitterung. Sn
Der proris aber miro oas nur Dem
Spfer, ni9t Dem Opferer tlor. Scenes
leiOet, bieIer aber bat anerlei @riin@
De bereit, bic i'm Dor ii9 felbit re9tz
fertigen. Dor alien neiit er barauf
bin, OaB nur bas oOrgeaogene ainO
liebensniirbig unb nett lei, Die dnoe=
rem oagegen pioeripenitig unb boss
baft.
@s sebt ouBsrbaIb Der Camille
dbnli6. 5reili4 1T man ols ein5eI>
ner eegeniiber einem nn3ufrieDenen,
einem NeiOif9en obne 8eranttpor@
tung; ober ba man in feinem Rreis
itdnOig ungere9tisteiten iibt, 70 bat
man bod audi sinen Sell Der S9ulb
an ieoem ourd l1ngere4tigfeiten IN
Oerer S4iefgeipa9fenen. Hnr tpenn
mir in unferem &reis .ieoem bas
Seine" gdben, t0nnten mir unfere
9dnbe in llnf9ulb paf9en.
ySebem baS Seine, bas lit, mas
mir gu einem unferer 2ebens : 2eit=
fterne MAIDEN miiRen. @s TT ungez
beuer f9iper, Iebten Gnoes fir Menz
l9en unOur4fibrbar. Mber Derfu4en
miifIen mir es. r@ere9tigteit TT Die
@~runblage Ser Stoaten" fagten bic
alten 30mer; fie muB au9 Die oss
@inoeIlebens fein; auf oiefer @runbz
lage bout fid bann fi4er bos 9aus
Der 2iebe uno Der anoeren Sugenben
auf!
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20
'Wfrmrr Sdrtibrbrirf NEs
HBtltpp 5~anrrampftr.

1925.
Dlsiu Iisber 9err Reoudtiondr: =
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

9as tleine 5if9Iein.
Nirt: Sea, pie f9medt Die Sorele9"
= Sat: .Sebr gut = penn lie nur
ben Ropf nidt 10 nabe beim S@rana
bdtte!"
= 8ebouern. &i6ter: Sinh
Sic ni4t berfelbe Maier, Der Dor
IA Sagen Sem 8ontier S9pinoeIes
cine @iertelmilion seitOblen bat2"
Mngeflagter: n2eioer - nein!'
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

@run6 genug. Gi9tsr:
.Mngetlagter, mos baben Sic als
@ntf9ulbigunssgrunb bofiir an5us
fiibrsn, ooB sic fid fait odt Sage
unb Nd9te i'm Sreien berumtrisben?"
Mngeflugter: r9err Ri9ter. in
meinem 6orie nobnt Elm Mann nit
bier tlaDierIpielenoen SDdtern -"
Ri9ter (e~infaueno): SIS TT gut,
Sic iino fret"
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

- G9per 5u ertsnnen.
rOie Mer5tinnen baben aud teinen
@9arfblid. Bon oreien, BEL benen i9
mar, ponte bic cine elm 0eraleioen,
Die urbere elm Magenleiben. Ole brittle
Elm Nierenleioen an mir entbedt bas
benz"
srltnO mas fsblt S6nen-in @irt.
li9feit9""
Sine rei9e Srou!"
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20
-@ine g If IN /! e.

-@ine 9 9 IN : e.
sermutter. n@rit fpielen Sic
nit meiner So9ter ben 9od8eits>
mari9 unb bann tiifen Sic iie2 Gun
aber 9p45eit - marf9!"
- Mu9 ri9tig. 2ebrer: rDa
merben Weiber su 9pdnen! $50
tommt oas por, @9ulae2"
S9ulse: nSn Den feinfen 5ami=
lien!"
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

Semespar. Die Semesbarer
Bpli3ei perboftete in einem 6oz
tel ben frii6eren 9ereoier Nptdr Bella
Dprner. Serielbe pirb BON Der 8us
oapefter Gtadtspoli3ei uno mebreren
probinabeb3rben sefu9t. Oorner 1T
elm sefdbrIi4er 9eiratsi9pinoler,
Der tpegen ieines 2ebenspanbels ai9
Ieine Stsle aIs NotGr perlrz. Dprs
ner fuurbe Der 9~uoapeiter Gtaatspolis
jei eingeliefert.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20
@ein @tonOpnntt.

@etn StonOpuntt.
rWos lefen Sic oa in Der SEE
tung?" = Sunsgeielle: r@erlObungs-
unb anOere Srouerna9ri9ten!"
rSes 2ebens btttere
Srpnie". .@as 1T eigentIi9 aus
Sbrer beimIiden 2iebe g%eporOen?"
- rn@ine unbeimIi9e @be!""
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

gr tennt fi9. @oapirt
(3u Dem auf Der Ourdreiie b%efinblis
den StuOenten): rSbr 3immer liegt
aIfo i'm, bierten Stod; ion ids Sb>
men nal erit aeigen, Oomit Sic fi9
ou9 bieie Na4t aure9tfinben9"
STUDENT: nlleberfGiiFis = 10 bod
tOmme i9 ia bod ni9t!"
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

SIM Sabre 1918 bsfanben
in Ronaba $50 5abriten, bic ibre
Grinbuns ameritanetn De;banteu.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-20

Nv HSIIN o." ON
neb @rebf4es, oaB Sic
nids BON seiag! BEN,
OoB i6 reoubr nd9
Die Suneitet Stebts
TONNE pOut. SSn bic
eridte 2ein, nil i9
Die 2i35ie, mos meine
4lte Is, Inn Die 8iOs
In Den Ne6espeiler
bel Surpreis nemme
IN Damn nod e dns
neres Ding, min i9
nit, OaB Die gon5e SUI
neitet Stebts ouf ben
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
GERMAN FIRE WEAKENS.
Tremendous Losses suffered Near
Yprcs, says Correspondent.

'peo'd ,do'e Despd'en 70 IN. SoS.
LONDON, April ss'-Ihe Dduy Mn"s
correspohuent III inc hor'n OF FRANCE
SENDS the toilowing despatch to-nignt'
On TUESDAY evening the Canadians
courageousiy backed by other BRUSH
regiments, were relieved AFTER four days
or the deadliest nghtiny ana are now
IN reserve. Meantime their reliefs nave
pushed forward FOR some distance by
series OF counter attacks.
1t is believed the battle or pres has
passed its critical stage. Even the Ger
man artillery has begun to quiet down.
On Tuesday evening the enemy's forces
which had been pushed forward to the
iperle Canal were still struggling In
vain to capture the French guns. Now
II Is understood these guns have been
recovered by the French from stretch
of debatable swamp ground. These
German forces are now being pinched
themselves from both sides as fpres was
and to some extent still Is pinched.
The Belgians knowledge OF the coun-
try has served them well to the north.
where they have advanced. We made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
GERMAN PLAN TO FORCE
YPRES CANAL 4 FAILURE
Succeed Only in Holding Brdgehead at Steensraete Ac
cordng to British Official Repot-Ground
Gained Is, However, Wide.

aviators who were not wounded we're
made prisoners"
The afternoon communicate told Of
French progress in the fghting north Of
Ypres. where the Germans are said to
have suffered very heavy losses. and
the gaining of more ground on the
heights OF the Mouse In the advance
against tho ST. Mihiel salient. The
communicate was as follows:
To the north of Ypres we have con-
tinued to make progress. This 10
particularly 80 on our left. where We
took six machine guns, two bomb
throwers and much war material.
at the same time making several hum
bred prisoners. including number
of officers.
The losses OF the enemy were heavy.
At single point on the front, not
far from the canal we counted more
than 500 bodies OF German soldiers
on the heights Of the Mouse, along
the front of Les Eparges-Saint Remy.
the trench OF Calonne. we continued
to gain ground. advancing about one
kilometer tfive-eighths OF a mile). In
fc,ing very heavy losses on the en-
envy and destroying a German bat
terry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
FRENCH CRUISER SUNK;
SIX HUNDRED DROWN

This patrol has been particularly neces-
sdry since the expcditionary force was
sent on its way TO support the naval at
tack. there being nothing 10 prevent Aus
trian submarines from sinking allied
troop ships II they once escaped from
the Adriatic into the Mediterranean.
At the time of the attack French
cruisers were watching the strait be-
tween the Island Of Corfu and the Italian
coast. This strait does not measure
more than forty or fifty miles across and
Is dotted with Islands. II appears that
the Us. which, according 20 one report,
was sighted IN the Adriatic on Monday
by a fishing boat. took up position
about half way between Santa Maria di
Leuca and the Greek Island OF Othoni.
The Leon Gambetta was one OF the
French cruisers doing patrol duty at this
point.