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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15
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Messrs. c. E Mill, cashier of the
First National, "A. Templeton,
David Trapp, Spence Sheldon and
Otto H. Wanpsha, went to North
Dakota the first Of the week to
look over land in the Tolley district
Of that state.
DR.. J. w. Pay went to Huron
yesterday to attend the annual
meeting of the state osteopathy
association, which will hold it's
annual meeting in that city this
week, DR.. Pay being one Of the
board of directors of the state
association.
Mr.. Otto Woodland. of Willow
Creek, Mont, was a guest at the
Cunningham home during the
past week. He is on his way to
Madison, Wis, where he is a
student at the medical depart.
ment Of the Wisconsin Z.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis and Mrs.
John Lewis left Sunday after
noon for a visit to friends and
relatives at Chicago. Ills and
points in Wisconsin, expecting
to be away a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Ed, Hendrv. the Dakota
Central man Of Waubay, and
his wife spent Monday evening
in town. They were on their
way to Winona. Mimi, via the
auto route.
Edward Fenner left last Mon
day to resume his college studies
at Union Western college, Le-
Mars, Iowa, after spending the
summer vacation at home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15
mother, Mrs. Siegfriedt accom-
panied him to Sioux Falls.

Mr.. Ira Jones came up from
M~ontevideo Wednesday and spent a
short time in Milbank. His old
friends ere glad to see that he
IS now recovering from the injury
he received in Missouri a couple
of years ago, and which for a long
time threatened to leave him a
cripple for life. He says he now
expects that in a short time he
will be as we'll as ever he was.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15
Corona

Mrs. Geo. Soule is on the sick list
this week.
Little Harold Ibling who has been
very sick the past two weeks is
gaining a little strength the last
few days.
The Corona Concert band who
have not been practicinig the past
three weeks, are again real busy,
making up for lost time. They
certainl cut a big cash with their
new uniforms. and their music is of
the best in the northwest.
DR.. karn, wife and son of
Ortonville were callers in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. O. Lindquist and O who
have been visiting with relatives
and friends here the past week, left
Monday for their home at Orion
vile.
Peter Glnther purchased 4 new
threshing machine Wednesday.
Miss Shea was an over Sunday
visitor at Milbank.
VIM. Raebel is putting in a
cement walk in front of his res
idence this week, let the good
work 90 on.
Hunters report game very scarce.
Miss Anna Horstman of Wilmot
is spending the week with her sis
ter Mile.
John LoWthian and wife from
Oregon, arrived the first of the
week for a visit to the father
Lowthian family and friends.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15

Mrs. Harry Sylvester, Of
Thief River Falls, who was down
at the Minnesota stare fair last
week, accompanied her father,
Will Gaynor on his return from
st Paul the first of the week, and
IS making a short visit at the old
home here.
Rev. 3. f. Siegfriedt goes to
Sioux Falls this week to attend
the mission Of the Episcopal
clergy in session there. His
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

Wurrcn unb obne Gniriden nnb piel :
leid,t nitt obnc Sab ami bic rSeiticn"
b%inncbmcn fonnte. bnB CT iolfcn
.aerlcn". Die Ncnltcr IN Stride nnb
Stnat bcfIeibcn obcr sufGaig mcbr
@elb babeu als or 8ode idlpor.
&c drgcrte i'm. bnB CT .Sflnpens
Sienitc" in Der Slide Ieiitcn ioate.
Bon isinem %Stanbpunfte, ppnl
StanSpunftc Scr 8pttloiiafct
aus. lit bic @rtb Der NnardJiiten
d t %peritdnclid,. Sic fiiblcn lid
uls .2%n5aruiie" gc9cniiber Der
,reiten Yraiiern" uno hann iibers
fommt tic bic 8utb Der 0er3lpeiflun9
uno Tie iuden beitiaIiid)e 8afc fir
bic ltngcrefti9feit, ipclhc in Den,
ltntcrihiebe Der eeielidaftlideu
Shidten in bieiem lcbcn bcitcti.
llno in iold' tbieriits unperniinftiscr
@utb g~reifen iie gu gom,ben, Gold
unb Gift. limb ic ie%niationelIcr lie
ibr rbiStcn 2eben" unb bas Mnoerer
rbrauimahcn", bcito grDber ipiro Die
ySclbentbat" IN ibrcn Iusen.
Sclbitperitdnolih lit Nnarfie linz
linn. Ibcr besbalb lit persiftcte
Siippc nod feline 9oiung bes Yrobles
mes pus bcn Inartiitcn 5u iold)er
@mtb trcibt. @enn man aber be-
obadltct mic sottloic Shnlcn. sottloic
Chen. gottloic 3eituneen. sottloie
Yolitifer. gottloie 8cifdftslente, 9otts
loic Irbeitaeber unb eottloic grbeitcr
nm Die 3ctte LAUREN, I'm Dem Nens
ifcn ben 8codnfen an Soft utb an
eipige Sollcnitraicn, ciuisc gclobnling,
ben cipiscn Simmel unb jebcn Gtpigs
tcitsipcrtb aIs 2iigc irb 5rli9 btnjns
itcIlen. Damn besreift mat aud lcidt,
ipie cs bis CUR pcr8iftcten Suppe fonts
men tnnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
Aarnimal Girnlnmo 3ttnria Gntti.

Scr Ycbcnalauf &arbinal @otti 3,
ipic CT ais Spbn eineS nrmcn italic>
niid]cn SorfarbeitcrS bon Den Seiuiten
cr5o9en ipuroe unb baS 2cbcn cincs
aarmclitcr Ytord)eS antrat. lit be-
fannt. 1916 nnrbe CT scipcibt nnb
wdbltc hcu b%arfiiBigen Siueig bcs
Srocns. Gr hing nit %bclonocrcr Siebe
an ben iircngcn Hcgeln Der aommllz
nitot uno ipnQte bielclbcu Ioaar uif
bic flint anbercn Srpeigc bes 9armc.
liter Crbene iibcrtra9en ieben. aur3
ppr Dem Spbe EiuS bca Ncunten ipurbc
Der chen Teritprbcnc S~berbaupt bes
Wrttcrbauies in Gom unb i'm Sabre
1881 @eneralsS berer. Ils iolt]cr
beiiittc CT Die Tienerlaiiungcn Der
aornelitcr in Mmerifa uno berciitc
aud, oaMols bic Ser. Sfaatcn II.
S.; Sabre 1892 rciignicrte CT ais
Srhenss 9enr,ai unb begab iif ais
Sntermntius had @raiilieu nit Den,
5itel .gr5biid,ci BON Tetra", UNI inl
Sabre 1895 nnh Mom 3uriid3ufcbren
unh gum &arbinnl freicrt 81 pcrben.
Or mar Der ousGeiprodcne 9ieblins
YnpIt 3cp's be3 Srci5ebnten. ipcldoer
bcionbcrs beiien a%cnutniiic bes fanos
niifen Red)tes nnh icinc prpnlpte unb
hurd)aus seiddftsmdnniide 8elpanbts
belt in firhlid,cn @crlpaItlngsoingc,,
licbtc. Sm Sabre 1902 ipurbe CT 5unl
Trdicften Der Yropaganbn crnnnnt.
tpclhe Stclun9 CT bis 81 icincm 2ope
innc hattie. SIN september 1915 ficl
or aui Den Stufcu Der Sreppe I'M
Gutifan nno erlitt cine @ebirncridiit>
teruns, Die i'm 5citlpeilig nrbeits :
unfdbis madlte. Sein 3oo frat ius
ioIse elmer grfdltling Elm. ipelte bic
9uftrobren affi3iertc unb bas Gnbc
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
tspeSisn fir bieie Seiinns.)
11on1 Cbef.Rehakteur.

fam mn1d,cr Irbcitcr bpd, nod pielc
II rnfen CUR II n5nricocns
= finocn."
aarbinal 9otti licB unierc aniiht
9elten, mcintc abcr. baB bu5 Stimnts
rcht bod Den Irbeitern cine mdd)tigc
8afie gebc INN Die q eicBgebun i
oeS 2anSes 81 ibren 8unlten 81 be-
e~ini!uilen. @ir botten CT. Gntincnj
cine Sragc porgelest. lpelte Dor Die
aongrcantipn Der Notwithstanding
an eca6rcn ihien. CIR oeripics ms
leboh al Den pdpitlid)en Staatss
i~etrc;d:, ,Ycil eber 81 iencr Seit C!lr1
na6 HesisrungSantritt Bins bes
3cbntcnl Die Der. Stantcn Der Suri5s
bittion Der 8ropaaenSn snt8pBcn ipors
Den parcn.
@ir iperbcn aber sic ebripiirbise
8eitalt Deg urbeihubten 9armclitcrs
Iond,cs pobI nienols perseiien fnna
ncn. Canals idon scistcn iid infer
Den Iuaen Die puffiscn Sdde, pcldIc
&ranfbcit onbcutcn. es mar allgcs
mcin bctnnnt in Hom, baB aaroinal
@ptti. nah benz alisbriidlifen 8linid)c
2co's bcs Irci3cbnten, Nahfplecr bcs
Yapitcs Der Irbeiters @n5pflifd iperbcr
Ioltc. Inbcrc nanntcn ibn aud, bci,
.aunbibaten bcs bcutidcn 8aiicrs",
@ic Gem aud, getpeien ieir mag. be-
Der Yapitipobl 'cblten bios brci Stims
men nm aaroinaI 8otti gum Saliptc
Der fatboliifen airte 51 MAIDEN. Sc
bod, oos porgeriidte alter nnb beir,
8einnbbeits5uitanb ifienen aIl5uieb,
eegen i'm 81 fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

(IAHI DcHV SppC SI. SllllCIlo,
4fI bcs Yrdicften Der &pngres
CATION fir Die NusbreitunB
~ bc6 tntboliiteu 8laubens,
Idluinbct cine iibcraus bemerfensz
ipirtbe @eitalt in Dem hcutisen 8ars
oilalss %apIceilim. gSir crinncrn u,ls
nod rett flur az bic IibienS, ipcld,e
mir Dor etlud ietS Sabren bel aurs
oi1al 8otti III Der Propaganda batten.
Is !pnr in, Wpnot Ifo; ll,b Die
itolieniihe Come Oriidtc ld,on iebr
tart in ben Strnben ser Siberitaot.
ais iuir bic Treppen oes Yrrpaaaubos
@ebIubes hinaufitie9cn. @ir lpurne,
hirc.t 3u Sr. grninen5 sefilbri. ueld,er
lrns NIT einem i%reunolid,cn 2Gd)eir
uuf Dem breiten 8siit,tc bcgriibte unb
in Der berablaiienbiten 3ciic uus ans
fruetc iiber anlcritnniid)c @erbdltninc,
b%ejpnber5 ciu3elne tird)enpolitiidlc
Sinee. @ir crirreru uns eiscns pic
er auf Den So5iuIismus in
y inertia 3u ipreden lam nno uns,
nit eit,em ieinen 2dfeIn, iaste:
Ser So5ialismus fam ia nitt in
Gucrcm Sanbc ipodien, b. b. it'd 81
cincr Mad1t cntfultcn, bonn cs fcblt
i6m ia bel gut an Dem Sa,lptareus
mcntc nit ipcld)cm bcrlclbc IN europa
Stimmen crgattcrt. Sn @ueren,
frcicn 2aroe babcn ia Die Irbcitcr
bas Stimmrcdt."
8ir anttportetcn: .Gminen3, bd5
politiife Hcht 81 itimmen fam cine
iebr DOC Sreibeit iein, ipcnn Der
Irbciter in ~ / r tbihaftI Of /
Siniitt burd bic 2arhesperbdltniiic
inn Sample inns 9aiein 81 Ieioe II
bat. 9as beibt: nit Der politis
ihen 8leifbeit bel Ibipeicnbcii
ofonomiih befrieoigenScr @crbdItniiic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

Ter ,2iterarp Eject" POM II. bs.
beridtete iibcr cine Nniraae, bic bic
8cbaition iencr @od)enidriit an 500
@ceaiteure Ses 2anbes eeitclIt bate.
3ieie 800 Nebaitcurc iparen bcinabc
einitimmi8 fir cine Yereroberuns
inicrer Grmce unb Slotte: Die meiiien
Der 3eutc Der Scber beeiinitiseu cine
Mrmcc bon 2s5.000 HcsuIGrc mro
cine 8eierpc bon 1,215.358 Nam.
ludbreno 40 Yro5ent Der Serrcn iiir
cine Slotte iinb. bic Der ocitihcn
e%bcnbiirtis III. nno 60 Eroscnt bic
8robtc SIotte Der IeIt babcn mcacn,
llcber iiini5ig Yro5cnt Der gns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

iidltcu icbcn in picier &cr9r6Bcruus
bon Seer nno 6lottc Die @ciabr oc2
~Wilitarismue". ipdbrenb ctpoS niche
ais Sebn Yro5cnt Der 8cbaftcurc
glanbcn. caB hieic Hiiitungcn cine
orpbcnee 0cfnbr %tcScutcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30
mic itett'S uitt Sie SemtId,e
Spracbe.

lan9en. Sic miiiicn iclbit mitbclfcn;
gum Seien beutder SGriftcn err
mabnen; ielbit porleien unb Die 8inoer
laut pprleien laiien; bcnielben INNER
ipiebcr fIar MAIDEN. ipeld,en Wertb Die
beutite Sprahe bat. 0as beoeutet
aber p%ermebrtes Sntereile, Gorge nno
2iebe fir Die Sade nnb nit 9es
id)impf nnb @epolter lit e%beniotpenie
gctban, ipie nit Saulbeit uno Sflafs
m~iieisfeit. limb pcr's hanu lam,
Der lpirb audi iorgen. Sab ben ers
IN a d encn ainbern 0elescnbeit
gescbcn pirb. 9eutihlanb, piclIcift
bcutite Sodihulcn uuS llniperiitdten
5l beiud)en. Sann mag Sofinun9
iein, baB iic aud, aus Der bcntiten
SdriitcnipcIt Tiislides bolen. Ius
crSicberiifcn. ioear ipiiienidaitliden
8riinpcn iperbcn bicie gripahicncn
and Die rcIi9iD Sitcratllr bes
tatboliihen 3cutidlaao iddsen
urb 5u ibrcm eiscnitcn unb boditcn
Niiscn beripertbcn lernen.
Sas Sntereiie fir bas fatboliihe
0eutittbrm miro it'd bann aud nibt
in IeuberGidfeiten erscbcn
mnb Die hcutih 8inbcr
IRE iiibren in ge5pe aui ibre Stenune
in amcrifa unS ibre Guisdben in
Stride, ShuIe, Golitit nnb 8irtbs
idaitsIebeu. Gs lit ifon manteS
II II h t in bieier Siniidt seiheben,
obne baB man cs bcabiihtigt bat, ins
bent man irrefii brenbc Nus
iihten unb 6eiid,tspnnfte americans
ihen 6inbern als 8iftid,nur aneab,
obnc bic nDtbiaen llntcriheibunsen 5u
MAIDEN. Siir's Seutihtbum in Stule
unb Stride lam man riibis iein @ori
iasen, obnc Sen @erilid, 5u mad,en.
ltnpaiienbcs ober ielbit II nmo g.
Iihcs 3u perlonscn obcr ourhsii :
icscn. Bic era t 10 o / t II II Q
fir % iBgriifc uno "Shlais
miisigfcit" iiberldBt man rubis Scncu,
tpeIhcn lie 5ufommt.
8ir iinb ba6er Der Iniid)t. bas
Bette mas Semen 81 ratben lit. ncId)e
pirilid Snterciie am Teutidtbum uno
Der beutid,en Sprafe baben unb fir
bicielbcn in Der rihtisen @eiie
eintreten nolcn. iei,. lid II | d I nuss
ihlicblidJ auf anbere, audi nidt
oui Die rbeutife" Yfarrihule unb bic
rocutiden" gcbrfrdfte 81 perIaiien.
sic miiiicn iflbit or9en nnb
guar nit 2iebc mnb Musbauer
nno iidJ bann aud feline all5uerobcn
3offnuu9cn aui .%slGuSenbe" @rfolee
MAIDEN. Sic bdben feinen anbcrcn
Sobn 81 eripnrten ais bas @eipubtiein
iiir Gdsienisc cineetrctcn gu iein. ipaS
ibnen ais Gin pcrbdltnibmdBig bobcS
0llt erid)cint. Spberes nnb B D d. il c s
0ut blcibt abcr ScsbnIb INNER nod.
aud, bel iatboliihen 9entihs amerir
%tanern. Die Gorge I'M Die Hcligion.
I'M praftiid,es Gbriitcntbum in alien
8c5icbun9en bes 2ebenS nno in dlen
2a8cn NIB SteIlungen Der pripatcn.
ipie Der oiientlid,en 1bdtisfcit.-Ser
& b : Nebaftcur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

(5ortiesune in ser 6. Spaltc.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-30

%NAit benz Sobc Sr. Gmincn5,
afI bcs Yrdfcften ber apn8res
w CATION fir bic Nusbreitunb
" Nra fnthp1iid,ru SInlihrus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
REA1 FsrArr roR RFNr

Factories. warehouses. Mfr. Floors
Continued from Precedlno Column
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
iIgE sErSsFT II oR s09s0pRE 094sk1REsfESz. N-
LOCUST isfs-DEsfRABLE ROOMS; EXCEL
SPRUCE. 2022-Large communicating Eoolas
private bath: southern eApoauref epeA nv
40 WEST LOGAN SQUARE
s6GoHD- FLOOR suIQEi kEkkEHepAe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
BoARpfNo

NethStbS5 sttbS5 having private home will take nervous
br3}ci drug, and mild mental patients also
care 'S ~ llds' large airy ropms; best of
Darby Telephone Darby Sc j.
bEAUIlFtL location; special scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comforts nurses; book
LeL. Dr. RlndaL civ Llnc- Eneslnml HIll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
Located at Last

Commercial Traveller (settling bilD
Pardon my curiosity. sir. but what
do you stuff your beds with In this
hotel?
Landlord proudly)-Best straw to
be had in the county
Commercial Traveler-Ah! That is
very interesting. I know where the
straw came from that broke the
camels back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
Encore

A few days ago a young man took
his best girl a bouquet of flowers.
The young woman was so pleased
she threw her arms about his neck
and kissed him. He arose and start
ed to go.
I'm sorry offended you," she
said
"Oh, I am not offended" he replied;
II was Just going back after moro
flowers"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
un 70 the Man

DO you think Miss oldgifi wsll
ever change her mind and marryf'
mo. II she mArFtss It win b BE-
cause some man OF her acquaintance
changes his mind"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

Tribune again alluded in light
vein TO the hat.
The Tribune based its comment
on statements issued by the state
Auditors office at the time The
voucher was presented for payment.
and during the present campaign.
Governor Lister in his address ri
Lynden Monday gave the first ex-
PLANTATION of the incident that has
come to the knowledge of this Of
flee. He said that the hat was pur-
chased for his wife, and that a
voucher was presented to the State
by a mistake in his office. He
took occasion to refer TO the edit
orl who published the "silk-hat
story as cattle.
The. explanation is entirely salts
factory to the member of the herd
who publishes The Tribune. In
fairness to Governor Lister, be Is
pleased to present it 10 The Trib-
une readers, and would have been
glad 10 do so earlier mad the Gov
ernor made an explanation earlier.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
A Farmers Road

Governor Lister in his address at
Lynden Monday declared himself as
strongly opposed to expenditures Of
large sums for such roads as the
scenic Columbia Highway, where
tidy fortune was dropped in build
ing an automobile highway. More
farm roads, was the governors plea.
During Listers administration,
just such a fine farm road was
constructed in Whatcom County, at
a cost of many, many. many thous-
ands. The beautiful waterfront
highway, which climbs along lofty
cliffs from Bellingham TO Skagit,
is such an agricultural road, with a
fertile half-acre ranch, tilted TO an
angle of thirty degrees, at least
every seven miles along the way.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
Sheriff Stewart
Issues Statement
TO THE CITIZENS OF WHATCOM
COUNTY

| herewith publish the number
of arrests made by the Sheriff for
the Violation of the Liquor Laws of
the State of Washington.
Case No. 1s21-Maintainin nuis-
ance; pending.
Case No. 1S2S-Drunkenness
pied guilty; fined $50 and costs.
Case No. 1S44-Unlawfu sale;
pied guilty; fine 500 and costs.
Case No. lS48-Unlawfu sale;
pending.
Case No. 1s49-Unlawful sale;
pied guilty; fine SIS and costs.
Case No 1S50-UnlawfUl sale;
pied guilty; fine s75 and costs.
Case No 1s52-Unlawful sale;
pied guilty: fine SIS and costs.
Case No. DISCRIMINATING nuis-
ance; pied guilty; fine $3.50 and
costs.
Case No. 1S55-Unlawful sale;
found guilty; fine 1925 and costs.
Case No. 1873-Drunkenness;
pied guilty; fine $50 and costs.
Case No. 1s75-Unlawfu sale of
liquor to Indian; pied guilty; fine
$3.50 and costs.
Case No. 1904-Unlawfu ale;
pied guilty; fine SIS and costs.
Case No. 1905-Drunkenness
pied guilty; fine s25 and costs.
Case No. 19o6-Drunkenness;
pied guilty; fine s25 and costs.
Case No. 1907-Bringing liquor
into dry unit; jury disagreed.
Case No. 1909-Drunkenness;
pied guilty; fine s25 and costs.
Case No. 1912-Unlawfu sale;
pied guilty; fine SIS and cos S.
Case No. 191S-Unlawfu sale;
pied guilty: fine $50 and each to
pay one-third of costs.
Case No. 1961-Selling liquor to
minor; pending.
Case No. 19S6-Maintainin nuis-
ance; pied guilty; fine $40 and five
days.
Case No. Maintaining NUS
aIce; pending.
Case No. 1997-Illegal posses
sion;' pied guilty; fine $50, 20 days
in jail.
Case No. 199S-Illegal posses
sion; pied guilty; fine SIS, 10 days
IN Jail.
Case No. 2o06-Illegal posses
sion; pied guilty; fine 1925 and
&C sis.
A total of twenty-seven cases. OF
the twenty-three cases disposed of,
tweniy-one pied guilty, two went TO
trial, one was convicted, and the
jury disagreed on the other
All of the above cases We're dur
ing my term of office and all of the
work was done by the Sheriff's Of
flee, having no assistance from the
police. but with full cooperation
with the Prosecuting Attorney.
These cases are of record in the
Clerks office of Whatcom County.
The cost of the Sheriff's office
OF Whatcom County compared with
other counties, of the same class
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
MAGAZINE BARGAINS AT THE
TRIBUNE OFFICE

Woman's Home Companion, $3.50
and The American, s1.50--Our
price, $500.
Golfers Weekly, $3.50 and Re
view of Reviews, $3.00-Our price
1925.
Worlds Work. $500 and Review
of Reviews, s3.00--Our price $3.50.
American Boy. s100 and the
Woman's Home Companion. $50
Our price, $2.10.
Everybodys, $3.50, The De.ineat-
or, $1.50-Our price, either one,
two years, So. Both one year, So.
YOU SAVE u TO is OF
EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND FOR
MAGAZINES.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
A 24Karat Record

Vote for Henry Mcbride, Pro
gressiye, for governor Tuesday.
Mcbride made 24-karat record be-
fore; he has pledged himself TO sup
port the dry law-and Mcbride a.
ways keeps his word,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

The Tribune addressed letters to
q hundred or so Lynden women ibis
week, and We observed that at
least So per cent were opened at
the postoffice by the husbands.
Which leads us TO wonder whether
this Is the usual order of things in
LINDEN, or only because the pub
Usher of this esteemed journal
happens 10 be bachelor.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

One hundred dollars of CarranZa
currency is now worth about 81 in
real money. Too bad some CT our
reckless auto buyers don't live in
Mexico; they might decide to pay
their grocery bills before squander-
s20,650 for a machine.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
Lister Explains

Nearly two years ago, The TTib-
une referred facetiously in its edi-
torial columns to the fact that the
State OF Washington had been asked
TO pay for q silk hat for Governor
Lister. Less than a month ago, The
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

The above comparison of Coun-
ties with their population and ex-
penses for the year 1915, as sent
out by the Auditors will show that
| have run tie office at a less ex-
pense than any other County of the
Sc me class.
WI. SON STEWART.
Sheriff Whatcom County
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02
Vote For Wallace

The Lynden district gave Will
Wallace fine vote at the primaries.
He should receive as enthusiastic
an endorsement at the election next
week. Wallace is a capable business
man, one of the best officials the
County has ever had; he would COZ
duct the office of sheriff most ef-
ficiently. BlinG-pjggers and the
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

wet" element in the county won't
be voting for Wallace next TUESDAY.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

Tribune Want Ads get results.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-02

(Paid Advertising)
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-07-19
BuIlitt Is Seated.

Louisville, Ky, July 12.-William
Marshall Bullitt, former United
States Solicitor-General, was seated
as Chairman of the Republican City
and County Executive Committee, to
succeed Robert n. Lucas. resigned.
at a turbulent session of the organ
ization tonight.
The regularity of his election may
be contested before the State Cen
trail Committee by friends of S. A.
Anderson, the only other candidate
for the vacancy, who was defeated
by vote of 2S to &c, con the face
of the returns" The validity of the
election is challenged on the grounds
that the vote was recorded inaccu-
rately and that four persons were
permitted to vote who had no right
to do so.
The installation of Mr.. Bullitt as
chairman is victory for the fac
ton headed by Richard james, which
has been supporting the candidacy
Of DR.. Lewis Ryans for the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-07-19


40 feet down the steep embankment.
The horse and conveyance also went
over the hill. Their escape is a mir
acle. because II either horse or bug
gy had rolled over them the chances
are beth would have been killed.
But through the Intervention of a
miracle DR.. Crawford and wife came
through the accident almost without
a scratch, the buggy, which was cap
sized, being upside down on a tree
stump and the horse, which rolled
to the lower side of corn field, was
only slightly injured. L
This is said to be the same place
where Charles York and wife met
with a similar accident few weeks
ago.