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Sterni6nnppen.

SSu &erluufc oes &riegcs 5eigt
lid. Dob Der britiIhe Como cinen
nolt3cn Hattcnfonia ron Shmeifen
lot. a. hencn er ge5pi3t nio piel-
leift logar ciu9etlcnmlt meroclt
tam.
Gi1p Nrpan bot @iap Sun6up
gum 4bcuoeilun einqclaocn. Gin
coles Eaor Don nNilies".
- Menl sic WebIprcile meter
fauen mie bisher, mcroen mir Amcri
foncr ont Gnoe nod &riegsbrot NIT
tel i'm fSrieocu cilen miiilen.
-@em ,Sobi 8ua linet: YYlipp-
alcn, or bit ntein 4ugenitern." meinf
CT notiirlld, Miaiom Servings
0rnon.
Sin 9ualnno iino sic 3eppcIre
tin id)lcdteS Weid,oft - oerooe neit
lie 10 pjel fiir Guol1uo obmer.
zen.
- Gin a3eppelln" bot Dem fGitig
litcn Sthloiil III Sanorinebom lei.
liz gufnortuilg 9enlad)t. er bat Die
N4erhoditen @crridoitCn leiocr nidf
boheim ~1ctrpffen"
N2crtlpiiroiq, mic gut lid III
t;cIem &ric9e Die 6lug5cuae in ser
S1lft holter. Srilhcr pur3elIen bic
Einqe ollc Guocnhlide uno ictt fam
glon lie mr. ldioer mt Shiliien Der
rnterhnlen. Sett MADDEN blc Ulie,
ger obcr al'h feline bol8brehenocn
Niufcrlltdlen.
2ic 9ltten 5omoritcr inter.
i.iltten lm lcttcn Satire 30 6omlllen.
SIC goben Sll6 in Groceries, 81
Sonneu aohIe. 4 Norrels Wtebf unn
Qrobc Guontitotcn @ettcn uno alci,
Ger.
-2mt Geritt oes itootlid)en
9ilhmciitcrs e. $. Gerr lit scr gro
6ertiot scr fnIifcn g8o0en in Ga
Groiie nod %2I.iohrtoer arbeit ool:
SO nuf , %oeluufer. Mud Ionit bu-
hen Observation-Disclosures mno %crac.
len ae0eIi Die &orihriftcn o%iifgeb0rt.
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..gNenn Nnnlcnn in Nspth lit! \

01u0ert un0 tullji9 Anterifdir ltuG
lrdbrcpD Scr lcbtcn 3iuct Sabre III
M,crItn erinoroet mprhcr.. 2tmeriIu
njide Trcucnebrc lift heltoclt npr.
oe;i. N}jaioncu Sit Sutu0ertcu. ~
Gn1clcuteH uuicrltcHiit cu Marital
mnirhn perudtet ODER %eutlperici,
Mehr ais 20 Ycriruen an ontrifori.
'd1>ul t3cbiet flcIeil AuQelu pou len
let's Der 05rtnae gina Sprer. Selts
TT. thcils uermnnnet. &u Ger 3eit
ieit Nlao@ mo 3opoto3 mo Gotrou
COS YotreiEdn0er obmctllclno, nadi
Njlcrto2 Stirr& ~ Scr Stoot Wterj-
to aCrhmnlG blcltcn~. 'un0 BORT olli'
tiQere Crnien p~cieicrt moroen oIs ie
it otn Eo9cu Hobee nicrreS m1brcna
DER @luiherrldnit in Noris.
GoS lot naes A'aibinutou ni,ht
uicl QCitIrt. 60 lpenia mic sic ari.
II in ciqcneu @ol'oc iibcr Die SnuE
loltqteit BON orderitoujitlcn $uterCi
ltlL O0n Neftll ill0 0hrc enttrlinltl
ldler Gruleu ulb Mtnuncc. @crr
SSlllou boi ms neulih Ill %l,olano
tAlis Ncloat. or hobe lid mahren0 scr
r%er1orletcn Suei Sabre ~~2ulcnebni
Wlnuuv GeQen Nritit Rcfilbl,, mo
lei Il nod 5lpei Sabre lona. -run,
ld'lct &. boS 3nldlaucu iplic tort,
noucrt.
Ml6eli6 nlel6ct ijdl GIlgIcrO. Gut,
rou3n oroht utIt Der ShlierHud ocr
btitiihcn Ccllpertt I'M Weti2t uol.
Eampito. enQlouo brald't 0IcleS
Tel 5ur Ne'ieliuuuum bel ielucn
&%ricOeldiifen. lluN VnuIouN lit I'M
Mric1e dg1tn Scutiblonh.
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ScnhdlanO nbcr allcs.

8is finn oie 8orte: ,uter o[Ies"
Su p~eritebeng Der engIiihe WiniIter
2lopo George bat tiir3lif neri6ieoes
mes an unierem %hsrrlidsn Nltionals
Iieoe yDeutidiono. Gsutiflauo iiber
olles" ous3uleBen 8ebabt. Gr meinte,
onB Gnqlano Den GeiIt he's rGsutlhs
Iaro iiber dues" betdmpfen mi6e, Ser
ones, mas ihn i'm 0egs itebe, nisoer
teiben pol!s. Gs nuyne teyeiis her
oorQsboten. bob oisie Ausleauno
falih uno ungsredtfertiQt III; atsr es
1T in benz sritsn @erie bod mebr ent.
battsn nIs oas bloBs 8etenntnis res
nsutIdsn 0oltss. nab ibn leiu Batter
lamb iibsr ons3 ssht. Tie msilten
bon urs beahten niht Dos .lpsnn,"
nit rem Der brittle 8ers Der eritsn
StrcpSe beQinnt. Der Tihtsr bsins
rib 9otfmarn BON 6oIerslsben, Der
oos 2i.o i'm 9u9uit. 1641, aui
!Selgoloao perfdbte. bat obne ieeen
3psiftl oieier Stene cen Sinn eeQes
ben. oob 0eutid)Ianb alien ieineu
rSeinoen iiberIegen iein mub. luenn ss
Itets al Sdus uno Srub 6riosrlit
suIammsnhdlt.
Sofimlnn pom Tso1ersleben pirtte
eamaIs nls Yroieiior Der @srmouiltit
in 9resldu. uno ct icnr bort mi. Gem
VroleNcr uuo ehemdIm,n Srsihsiiss
tGmpisr 9. $. StsnSsI ~befysunost.
Dieter bate i'm Sabre 1920 cine rGss
idihie Der 8risespsyiaHuno Tsutihs
lanes" srfhtinsn lofsn, uuo ma lieit
bort folgenee Stsls: .Gs bat Die
nsuelte 3eit orn neuem bspGhtt. mas
sipig ,pohr 1T, caB bic Sormsn niht
ausreiGen. ipsnn Der Geiit psrloreu III,
Der is beissIte. 0ab ober bic eeiitiQe
2raft. ipstf,e fSorm is fh Idaiis. iuls
mer rioetbolt i'm Sturm, sendhrt
euTh Die beili9fisH gmpijpour1en oer
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Gntilieben Sic Den faltcn
Ninter . Monnteu.

Moden Sic cine Grbclun9srciie
reh nen lonniaen Golifcrnien i,no
Sen grrben IuSitellrn1en. ober nod
Hc.u boIlaulilhcn 6loriSu. @iinltiae
Hunhrcile . Tnbrpreiic itnH iett in
Srnft ,tber sic Gbicaao & &crtbipc-
tern Nuhn noh onen befonntrn
9infer GrhclunoSpIdBen 2iberaIe
&ctourf rhrts @rcuSert. IltsmobI bon
iet1erwcidlcn Streten. Outer Bug
hjrnit bon ollcn GrtihdTten on Sen
Gbicoao x Aortbpeitern 9otnIihieit.
SaIien Slc rms Sbneu beIien Sbrc
Steiie pIoueu une Snforrnotirn lie.
FERN beSiioIid ocn Tohroreiica.
8dhnitredei, 6obrseiteu Ii. /. m.
Sitet . @eentrn Ser Gnico1o & &ort".
mcitern . Balm mereen Shacn acrne
bcliet.
Y. y. anicbuih. gqcnt.
Sclepbon: 33I o0cr Res $40.
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IS linSert poiitip Hhcumatis
INNS.

Scocr Der III iraeno mclfcr @eile
bon ReumotiSmnts aeplnot lit. loIte
onl ole Sale cine 6loihe SIoon's
Eminent bel Der Sono hobcn. ISn
Der Ninhte, no Sic Shntcrsen in
einem @elent ooer Wl,Sfel uerlpil.
rem. BADEN Sic oie Stenc nit
Slodn's eminent. Reiben Sic es
abcr niht Gin. SIoon's Eminent
Nriuot loiort oui oen Sip Der
SdmerSen Elm. Iinoert oos heiBe.
5Grte Qeldmollclie @eiihl ltno modlt
ocn SbeiI Iei6t uno bearem. Scr
.lGnaeu Sic cine 6laid,e BON SIoan )
Sinimcnt fitr 25c III ireeno elmer
Npotbctc uno bulten Sic IS i'm Sou.
ie aeAcn ertnltuna. nehe u1o ge,
lhluollcne Velenfe. Sutnbnao. Scia.
tica uuo 1huIite &ronfhciten. SShr
tSelo suritd. penn nidlt sufrieocn.
aber bcinohc iuuner hrinpt eS @itlfe.
Suuii nod hetite cine 6Ioihe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29

GGre, oes TnterIanoes. CUR NuIopies
runs oss sinStnen fir bas 9odits,
Bette. Religion, 9siss, 6reibeit. fir
oas aemsine Wsien. Dos Yaterlano
miro bochitebsn gu FIBER 9sii eurh bic
Ginrihtung elmer &risasoeyiahuns.
bic iortid)reitet nit REM Settle oes
Bottles uno. oas !6er5 bon Guropa,
miro TeutidIdno 9ebisten oosr eie
Shale oabtn i6ln9en lahen. mohin IS
isin Shmert pirft. Ginioteii. Sc.
meinlinn. 9as 1T Der 9eii,, rer oil
Isin uns bdIt. fpenn dies p%ergsht..'
eten5el fhlisBt feline Iusiiibrunaen
nit Dem Sdbe: .Sn ieiner aris9spees
Fafunq miro oas gemeinIame 8aters
Iano Elm Mittst finosn. Oob ss in
europa, in Der Welt piperbale:
.0eutIhlano iber ale, ipenn IS nur
pia."
6oiimann Don 1olersleben bat alip
Ser srIt.n Strophe fsinss Gisoes eies
len BON isinsm 1rsunoe Stsn3et 9ee
pro: ten Sns augrunpe 9elegt. Ter
ielbe 8en0nte lit aber bereits Tri6er,
uao 5lpar pcn .einem Gerinssrsn nls
BON 6oetbe gum @usorut 9ebroht
pprhen. Disisr legie am S6tulie iei=
mes Seitipieles .0es Gpimsnioes 9rs
padlen," nas er fir bic gerlinsr Sis=
q~ssfeier i'm Sabre 1915 oeoihtet bate,
Dem GGor Die Worie in ben Wuno:
,3uiammsnboItst suren Wert, uno
elf 1T nismano elsih." Qu6 oieie
@oetbeIhen 9erIe i6einen p.m Sihs
Ter u~nlsres unIterbIihep NoiioRaIIie'
beg ossenpdrtie gepeien gu fem. ols
.r bisies auf Selaoiano nieoerI6rieb.
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prdmien Site.
eriheiut ieoeu ,5reitag.

Gin rahr I'M @orolts bc9abteuoc aUoE
neuicu ertpaItfn s eiaen lelGilctl Att1teua
Der aIs %routie gratis uUo pprtofrel. Hl
Rrdmien iiio lolaenee 6Ir Sll5ludbl oot.
k1noen:
Tnturpci il.
tGapOu rub i'm @an5en brej8ebR 9,um
nern c~f(hlfuCWl
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u il.
Vrdmien seseu Mcbrbc;ablrns.


" oW L y d.
5teiaer's oeutiA uncertainties SlotlbHdl
Iiif tteiue yIuulieu. &on &dtoeni0r
Garsner. YleIs - Nents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29

Observation-Disclosures ~neroeiie man ia
nidt. ore q | erenioluobl ipic Die II II {
Yoifofftee dusuaeben. oern font tonuen
mr. cen RanleiI III oell 9nhern gar nidt
iinoen.
Nouep- crners ourfer nitht. ME na5
10 oft geIdlicht. ais oermemtitdlc G.utts
tuug surudhehnItcu nerotn. Ious
bern limo Den Yriefen beiSuIegen.
Cuittunq erinigt nur ourdl 9cuoerpna
res Edtums AMI Dem HSreBltreifen.
W2an aoreNire e%llIdeb:
.3orofern", IA 6rpfe, &is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29
Ter Glnfun Nian Sunnnn lit uun

&r0iioenten i'm @eibm 0auie en-
piongcr moroeu un0 Der 4ralioent
rot ieiu 9&crf qeicQnet. Shoilo
ijdl Ter HrGiioett scr Yer. Stuuten
inlitc Elm ioIdea Subicft ulht nit
Ser Niiltoohel mfd,icu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29

Raf6 qehotiea. %uunet
Did.er; s43ie ioji ip 6: aur mo-
Chen, um meme @eoidte ii6: ~for:cs
iebt 3uriid3ucra9Iten3"
6rsuno: ~Gege einfad teins Ne
tourmGrts me9r bei."
STARTER SeWeis. 9:os
rgGis taunit 1u mir purIptr
len, ooB id pereebiih iei?!."
Sunae 6rou: o0oit 0u mir ic ei.
nen SuB pi,0u4e3eSeu, ren i'd 0ir
5ab2,,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29
Dir Nnhs nns ncni Enf,

0rnan broudte iiinftouieno &orte
I'm ole 5felntcutrolitnt Scr &erei
niatcu 5tootcn rertbcioigen 81 fon
ntn. ltno ood, bet cr rod ooncben
entihuloigtl
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5teiaer's oeutIba mcrif1nildt5 Stotl6Hdl
Jlt tteiue s<Imilieu. Aoil gNdtoeniOr
Gdlrsper. Yseis - Gents.
RdhmaiNiren.
Sic nWorosem" Aohndi6ine Ga. t..
auf 3 ,5abre ldclIitth |adraGtirt. aGtop
1ea0~ e3ehnule. etttd lctne Yolltur.
ale neuclien Serpenerunaeu. %dblolut
bic beie 9talduic. fiir lrdeup clltt'l
1rets erhdlillh III S2G
Die .aoroitern" 9obninidltne &o. ,. &c
q rDye Ro. +. nHg l,tt nutbontdit
idem ~9rop Scap" ST.
Hie .Horotern" 9taamnidtuc 30. ,, 1T
t3OloeH Gdt 'Sehdulc. allthomdiildttl
.Gbain yift" A%uQeinaer Sieltet mix
mathematician Welt 9iepldetr". he
hem firm, aebdrIesc SlabItbeile. ate
-Atiadnteuts" IN Sonulet MdlIdleit.
Cine quite Ylaidllae al oeuI ithr biIll'
'lsn &tel5 bon nur SIS
Sic .Norojtern" 0oihine No. /. ats
nan ME DO ,. pnr III GeaIsGdbluct
Gorm. s2i
sut Oiele giaIbiuen ltno abloiut 90
rantirt. Sic Srodlt tlt Der Nduiei ga
sraaen mo ne tctrdat bot zoe bis 81.
lie nah Der &iItai5.
9iefe yrdmieuliite rire nbuc tpclicrc
s'ctis pou Belt gu ,1ett er1du3t utp pcr
dneert. uuo oiele @reile rtclteu lid nddl
Dem ielueiligeu %aritwcrtb.
Hm $elten unh Eiheriteu lit c2. GAS
WelO Der 4 oltanwei uH9 t9RoHcn
Groer1. ole Der So'mciner Ia oen 9ros
teren Gri1haficu ousi.cIlcu tdur. "a
iiberSenheu. 9benlu Qut uan lidler iito
Sic EprsRantpeiuuR incl
de me Naenteu in allen SrpreHs Statio,
ten dnsiteuen. &enH man hds cieln per
Soltnniretlune ober per grpreBduipeiiunS
,d,idi. 1T IS uidlt nothfpennip. Den betreta
fenrcu NricF teAiitriren Al lnlleu. i1tui
bic N0relle oeItlidl aeidlrieben NJ. Se0i
man Snaepen SaiurQelN III otr Nriei. 10
SoIiie OieIer ltcts feoiltrirt peretn. i'm
fid,er an leiu, odf berlelbe riclua ~
inmnlt. sir Wcioiennunaeu III etn'dd1em
Mriefberihlu lie laeructmeu tpir Icjacrs
Lei SernntuortIidieit. Sm sale pn1
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9er rniiiIde gar hat jett Id,lim.

Scr rninlule gar Dal JeRt ldlitW1
nc 3citen. Aim ncibeu Mtecr lttt
or nit ser Strnll5e I'M Gi3, uto an;
Shmar5cit Nteer miro ooS Ono ocS
A!tdens Inn beiB. Die Sirfcn ior.
Gen odfur.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-21
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM.

OF WHATCOM.
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 2765.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MAMIE EDWARDS, DECEAS-
ED.
Notice is hereby given by the IN.
dersigned, John w. Edwards, admin
strator of the estate of Mamie Ed
wards. deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
and file the same with the necess-
airy vouchers, within one year after
the first publication of this notice
with the said John W. Edwards or
his attorney Frank w. Bixby at the
office of said attorney at 6, z, and
8 Glover Block, Bellingham, Wash
ington, which said office the under
signed selects as his place of bust
ness in all matter connected with
said estate. Dated this 18th day
of January. 1915.
JOHN w. EDWARDS,
Administrator of the es-
tate of Mamie Edwards,
deceased.
FRANK w. BIXBY, Attorney
for the Administrator.
Post-office address, Rooms 6, z
and Glover Block,
Bellingham. Wash.
Date of first publication, January
81, 1915.
Date of last publication. Febru-
airy 2S. 1915.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-21

ance of 1.-THE Auctioner" in which
David Warffield played the leading
role at the Metropolitan Theatre in
Bellingham on Monday night We're:
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Hood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Hood, Miss Orpha Beightel, Miss
Julia Colvin, Miss Mamie Newell,
Mrs. A. p Long, Mr.. Paul Whit
acre, and Mr. Charles PETERSON.
Mrs. Priscilla Ramsey and daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. p. Long have had as
their guest, Mrs. Jack Smith of Seat
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hood enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
Miss Angie Balmer, Miss Orpha
Beightel and Miss Emma VAIL
strand.
Mrs. M. G. Kelly and Mrs. j. P.
Marquette have been visiting Mrs
Sam Holland of Bellingham.
Mrs. Minor McLain has had as
her guest Mrs. Russell of Seattle.
Mrs. John Cederberg entertained
the w. C. T. U. at her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Girls Athletic Association
of the high school under the direc-
sent 1.-THE Charity Pupil" a board
ton of Miss Nell Roybar will pre-
ing house episode, at the Empress
Theater on Saturday evening
Earl Glib .rrived Sunday from
Pullman to take up his duties as
teacher in the high school.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-21
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

Chris Hoyt of Tacoma has return
to his home after a two months Wis.,
it with his sister Mrs. Mae Shae.
Mrs. w. c. White who has been
i'll. is reported to be much improved
in health.
Ed. Cameron left last week for
Port Angeles where he is employed
in logging camp.
Mrs. George Shoup has been on
the sick list for the past week.
The National Day of Prayer was
observed last Thursday by the Laurel
w. c. T. U. at the home of Mrs.
Mahan. Readings were bgiven by
Mrs. j. w. Parker, Mrs. Johnston,
Miss Lefty Parker and Mrs Mahan,
after which prayer service was
held. The next meeting will be on
the third "wednesday of Febru-
airy at the M. E. Church.
An interesting program will be
given at the Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation at their January meeting.
Speaking in Public Schools" will
be discussed by N. c. Davenport;
Construction and Cost of Septic
duk Ill IuUliC oCHOOl, ny IN.
Sorensen; Recitation, Ed. Cannon;
"Cenosring of Newspapers and Per-
! iodicals in the hOme," Mrs. Robt Sor-
ensen. There will also be a brief re-
view of the work accomplished by
association during the past year and
reasons for its continuance, given
by Mrs. A A. Stockton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Megaard, twin baby girls on Tuesday
January IL.
Mrs. F. A. Jones of Tacoma Is
enjoying a two weeks visit with
her friend, Mrs. George Pierce.
Mrs. N. P. Sorenson, Mrs. Robt.
SOrensen, and Ernest and Leslie
Sorensen attended the Marston-Sack-
Ter wedding at Mt. Vernon last Sun-
day.
Miss Kaufman and Miss Parker
Of the primary department, visited
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-21
North Prairie

M. Dermody was a county seat
visitor. Thursday.
Mrs. T. J. Williams called on
Grandma Wilder last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Wiser visited Mrs
]. RoOsma last Friday.
The young people of the Forget
me-not Club We're entertained royal
ly, by the young people of the Sun
shine Club at the Sunshine school
house last Wednesday evening. The
club from North Prairie furnished
the program and the Sunshine Clut
the delicious refreshments which
were served by the young ladies'.
Mrs. j. Bylsma visited at the j..
Bartelds home Thursday.
Mrs. Bruno called on Mrs. Nelson
Thursday.
A. C. Palmer and family were
Sunday guests at the p. A. Clarke
home.
August KlOcke and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Luiseth Sunday.
A number of the Whatsoever
Club ladies met with Mrs. Van
Worst last Wednesday and spent
the day sewing for benevolent pur-
poses. Those present were: Mes
danes Van Worst, Van Der Nicer,
Clarke, Nelson, Bartelds. Bruno
T. ]. williams, Verduin and Miss
Nelson.
Mrs. G. de Graft was a weekend
visitor at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bartelds.
Sunday dinner guetss at the T..
Nelson home were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Nelson, Mrs. Leag Williams and
daughter lila.
Mrs. T. J. Nelson entertained her
class, the juniors of the N. +. 5.
s. at her home last Saturday oafter-
noon. The time was spent in play
ing games and partaking of the
dainty refreshments which were
served by the hostess.
Miss McGrath spent the weekend
with her parents at NoOksack.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
jacobson, Jan. II, son. All con-
cerned are doing nicely and Charles
is wearing the smile that won't
come off," :,
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Kagley is under the care OF
a doctor at present.
Miss Theresa Richbaw visited
at the H. Bartelds home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Love, Mrs.
Sarahc Campbell and Mrs. Brooks
visited at the p. A. Clarke home
Monday, Mrs. Brooks remaining for
longer visit.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-21
FERNDALE

Miss Myrtle Peterson had as her
weekend guest Miss Alta Slater,
OF Bellingham.
A number of frineds of Miss Ella
Peterson gave her a pleasant sur
prise party in the nature of Taffy
Pull at her home on Friday evening
Miss Ruth Cederberg has had as
her guest, Miss Violet Parker of
Laurel.
The local high school boys bas-
ket-ball team met the Normal High
in the new pavilion here last Fri
day evening and succeeded in defeat
ing them 22-l2.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Baltic enter
tanned the Bon Ami Card Club at
their home on Friday evening. Pro-
gressive five hundred formed the
evenings amusemnt at eight tables.
Miss Elsie Perry of Bellingham
has been visiting relatives here.
Roy Hendricks has been visiting
his mother Mrs. ]. Johnson.
Those who attended the perform
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DELTA & SUNSHINE

Willie Osbrink, of Custer spent
Sunday at the c. Ericsson home.
Mrs. J. A. Froberg spent a few
days in Bellingham last week.
The Delta Sunshine Club, which
entertained the N. p. F. Club last
Wednesday night proved a great
success. The next meeting will be
held Jan. 80, 1915.
Dan Larson who was taken Ill
a week ago is now able to be al
work again.
Milton Westlund, who Is attend
ing the Glendale school. Is now stay
ing at the N. Henderson home.
J. A. Froburg and son, Henry
were dinner guests at the A. r.
Axlund home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Axling were dinner
guests at the C. Ericsson home Sun
day.
C. Rasnae was a Lynden visitor
Saturday.
Mabel Ericsson has been on the
sick list for few days.
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Ferndale schools last Fri

at the Ferndale schools last Fri
day.
The Methodist Ladies Aid So.
ciety met at the home of Mrs. John
Gilman On Thursday of this week.
N. P. SOrensen, Julius Parker
Enos Strobe, N. c. Davenport and
M. ]. O'Neil. were delegated to rep
resent Laurel Grange at the Po-
mona Grange held in Bellingham,
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Worth Beavort who is GONZALES
cent, is spending few weeks with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Reed of Ferndale.
j. c. Cummings was in Belling-
ham on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Sorensen and
Rev. Flanagan were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. o. Wight at dinner
Sunday.
Miss Violet Parker spent the
weekend visiting with friends at
Ferndale.
Misses Nc Cauley and Duxbury
visited at the Lynden schools last
Friday.
Miss Laurel Wight, of Belling
ham spent the weekend with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Wight
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balance of trade in our favor of six
hundred and seventy-fve million
dollars being cut in two by the
sums we pay to foreign ships to car
ry our product to the markets Of
the world.
WE TAKE ONE MILLION DOL.
LARS A DAY OUT OF THE PocK.
ETs OF OUR AMERICAN WORK.
MEN TO PAY TO ALIENS. WE
SPEND OVER ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR
ON OUR NAVY AND ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY THREE MIL
LION DOLLARS A YEAR ON PEN
sloNs, YET WE ARE DRIVEN OFF
THE OCEAN BY THE cLAMoR
THAT THE PRICE OF A MER.
CHANT MARINE WOULD SMASH
THE TREASURY. WE TALK PROG
REss, BUT WE ARE BOUND BY
PREJUDicEs WHICH MAKE THE
JAPANESE LAUGH.
If we exported per capita as much
as Holland twelve billion dollars of
our goods would be shipped abroad.
To dispose of our surplus we must
have an open market, and to win it
we must have American ships built
by American labor in American
shipyards, differed by American Of
ficers, manned by American sailors
and bearing the American flag.
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the knowledge
of the invest
ments of CAPT
tai, with SYM
pathy with the
requirements of
| a b or, wi t h
courage to deal
f r a n k ly and
e en- harshly
with the people
of his environ
ment and with
t h e confidence
of those who
are seeking a
correction of
IL l.
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the evils UldC
made them restless and discon-
tented.
THERE CAN BE NO REAL PROS
PERITY WHERE A NATION Is d.
vIDED BY LAW INTO TWO CLASS
Es, THOSE WHO PLAN TO SPEND
THEIR SWOLLEN FORTUNES IN
ENJOYING TOMORROW AND
THOSE WHO PLAN HOW TO EARN
SUFFICIENT TO LIVE TOMORROW.
THERE CAN BE NO GENUINE
PROSPERITY so LONG AS POOR
HOUSES AND AsYLUMS EXIST,
EXCEPT AS THE RESULT OF
sLOTH AND CRIME AND DISEASE.
Plumbing Done Right. Colby. r 81
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cifc fleet, but
forced England
to protect her
trade between
China and In
dia. Our export
trade is t W O
b illion four
hundred million
dollars per an
mum, of which
less than eight
per cen t is
transported un-
der the Ameri-
O. IL
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Leader Needed to Check
Growing Restlessness
and Discomfort
BY Senator LUKE LEA of Tennessee

nISCONTENT and unrest have
- walked abroad, and for the
last ten years signs have
been evident that FORETOLD A
PERIOD OF CONFLICT. Such
period can be postponed only by
some leader coming into power with
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JAPAN twenty years ago made
RI up her mind that if she was
to take her place among COM
mercial nations she must have a
merchant marine. Today she DOM
MATES THE PACIFIC. She
has not only bankrupted our Pa
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
R0UDY NO. 2l96
Pure Bred Percheren Stallion
Can be Found at Walter Rice's Livery
Barn in st.. Peter on Fridays, Satur-
days and until Monday morning. Ser
vice Fee s15. JOHN BRADY, Owner.

State of Minnesota, Stallion Regis
tration Board License certificate. Pure
Bred Stallion No. 2196. The pedigree
of stallion (name) Roudy 1924. Own
ed by John Brady. postoffice. st. Peter
county Nicollet: color. Black; mark
ings. Star: strip on end of nose: breed,
rerchercn: foaled 1906; Sire Guigno-
let 1906: Dan. Stella. 1880. has been
examined at the College of Agriculture
Division of Animal Husbandry. and II
is hereby certified that the said stall
lion Is of pure breeding and Is regis
tered an stud book recognized by
the department of agriculture. WASH
ington. d. G. The above named stallion
has been examined by J. NJ Lambert,
a duly licensed veterinarian. and Is
reported free from infections. conta-
gious or transmissible disease. or un-
soundness. and Is licensed to stand for
public service in the state OF Mime
sofa.
Dated at st. Bsul. Mimi, this 2sth
day OF June 1911.
T. L. HACKER
Professor OF Animal Husbandry and
Secretary Of Registration Board.