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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04
Harry Plattner Purchases
A, l., Davis Ccrape

Quite an important business
transaction took place last weel
in which A. L. Davis sold his
Garage business to Harry Platt,
ner. who has been experimenting
the repair work in Mr.. Davis
garage for sometime.
Mr.. Davis has disposed of the
garage business such as repair
work, storage accessories anC
gasoline etc. and will devote him
self wholly to the agency end of
the business.
He is having an Office room
built in one corner of the garage
proper, which he will Occupy, and
Mr.. Plattner will Occupy all the
rest of the garage space includ-
ing the front entrance.
\ Mr.. Plattner is a young, but
very industrious young man and
his experience early as a mechan-
and later as an automobile re-
pair man makes him thoroughly
competent to manage the bust
ness. He is very obliging in
manner and you can rest assured
that he will appreciate your pa
tronage and treat you in a man.
ner that pleases you.
He will employ a high class
auto repair man so that you will
get as careful work and as prompt
attention as you would get in any
of the city shops.
he invites you TO call in and
look the place over whether you
are needing anything at present
or not.
Mr.. Weber. who has had
charge of Mr.. Davis office affairs
we understand will continue with
Dir. Plattner for sometime at
least, If not permanently.
The Enterprise joins Mr.. Platt-
ner's friends in wishing him
every success in his new business
venture.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

H. C. Trail returned from his
Washington trip a week ago and
reports fine trip.
Fremont Grange will have a
prize wall dance next Saturday
evening, january the 9th.
Everybody invited.
Il. O. Graves will auction off
a five passenger car on Saturday
january IS. 1917, on the streets
of Arvrda. D. Moon auctioneer.
The car was new Aug, II, 1916.
It's Ford.
Miss Bessie Martin of GoodIands.
Kansas, who is visiting at the L.
L. Lucas home, spent a few days in
Boulder. returning Saturday.
Senator Wesley Stalcy went to
Denver Tuesday TO caucus with
the senators preparatory to the be
glnningSof the Legislative Assem-
bly,, Wednesday,.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04
Program OF

Program of
Dardcn Pomcroy Grange
To be held at
Lomond Grange Hall
Saturday, January -, 1917.
80 a. III.
Regular Order Of Business
~ 100
Dinner
! 30
Open Session
Music
Address
Past State Master j. 4. Ncwconb
History Of the National and
State Grange
Music
Short talk on State Grange History
by some Of the Pioneers.
Music
Addrcss........................lI. G. Tiffany
Value of "A County Agricultural
Agent.
Music
Play-"Thc Peek Sister"
Loeb Lomond Grange
Music
Address .................... Chas. i. Friend
Music
Election Of Officers
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04
Baptist Church.

Bible Lessn at 8. As. a. m. is
John |: Id.
Morning sermon THE church
Its Doctrines
Beginning Sunday at $50 p. m
the young peoples meeting take
up a new set Of topics. There
will be studies of the two small
but interesting books Of Philip
plans and Galatians and an cspcC-
tally important series on the ages
of Bible History.
Evening sermon by the pastor
on "A great Salvation.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Cards have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Toylor report
ing them at Casper Wyoming.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Mr.. Riddle who suffered a
stroke couple of weeks ago. is
some letter.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Craig Colony Club met With
Mrs. Staley Tuesdas afternoon.
and a most delightful time is re-
ported.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04
The Square Deal Meat Market

The Square Deal Meat Market
is now in local hands after a
Kaleidoscope career Of pony con-
tests and other peoples autom-
mobiles. The new proprietors
want it known distinctly that
neither John Tinsley nor G. S.
Bridge are in any way connect
ed with it now. James F. Lad
ner is now managing the new
company's business and they are
ready to serve you with meats al
reasonable prices.
William Bennett has rented
George Williams cottage on west
Grandview which has been reno
deIee and modernized and is
moving in this week.
Mrs. W w Thomas has been
on the sick list the past week at
her home on West End street.
Mrs. F. H. Bahr will leave
Sunday night for Washington
d. c., where she will Join her
husband who has a government
position as watchmah in some of
the buildings.
Mrs. NJ. E. Helm and baby of
Denver, were Arvada visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Nell Nicholson returned
Monday to her school at Ault.
Mrs. Myrtle Notz and little son
Berwin left Friday night for
Los Angeles.
}. G. Orr will leave soon for
California to live, we regret to
report.
J. f. Borba was in town Tues.
day from Denver.
Mr.. Chase who lives below
the water tower fell ycstcrda Y
and broke his collar bone.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04
Local Lore.

7. c.. Sellman is not as we'll as
usual, we are sorry to report.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Mrs. Wright and two children
of La Junta have been visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. San
derson during the holidays.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. T. 2. Sanderson
and son Richard Of Colorado
Springs visited his parents dur
ing the holidays. coming out for
dinner while on visit to Denver
attending the festivities given
by the National Biscuit company,
for which he is manager.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

The w. C 7 U will hold a pub
lie meeting at the High school on
Tuesday. Jan. Is at 3 p m. The
speaker and program will be an
nounced later.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Miss Pearl Nicholson enter
tanned New Years day. Misses
Oil Watson and Francis Ryan,
tea chers at Las AnimaS, and
Floyd Heggia.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-04

Miss Hazel Goodman returned
to her school at Guy Hill after
spending Christmas week with
her mother. Her sister Mar
guerite accompanied her for a
few days.
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Gdliefierei IN GnLiAGalrll

,Sm Goitcru G6orc.Solpital in
Salisbury lcot Scr GoIi3iIt 9pod
2Ittlcton nit fiini 56liBwiuioen inl
SeStpcr Dis oli Den SOB ocruimoct
0arnitocr. Gr periIc6ic einen 5treit
5wiiAan elmer 9ln5a6l g}egcr, ole
c6cn bon ciHcr @rwodlna3.8 Scr.
ianlmlng gefoHmcn lu1tcn, su
it6lic6ieL ais ongcblic5 Gin 9tcaer,
pcl6cr inter ocm 9tQmcn Trc6 SitIl
6cfdmt it, oni i'm oen 9Icoolocr o6
geicuett babcn io0. Cine q(n5o6l
mciBer 9cluo6ner III oct 9}d6c ser
Stride battc Den &oli3iiicn 6crbc.
acruien, nm Die olem 9lnidjcin nud)
betnmfeuen 9le0cr 5n 5eritreuen.
Eroboenl ourb oie obgcfcucrtcn
Sdiiiie ic6mcr pcrwimoct, ic6oS Scr
Eoli5iIt oui 0ie 6lic6ciOcn, ood lit
nic6t bcfannt o6 cine Scr SiiqcIn i6r
3icl traicn G0 gelonA eincn 9}cacr
IN @cluaDrion 5u rcbhcn. lpelcbcr
tiu5 nhtb Ger 5cbicBerei i'm @cib
cincS 9ieOolperS algetroiien prbc.
Gle <noen 0es @oIi3iitcu 9ittIc-
ton mnroeH inn SoipitdI ais ie6r &C.
fG6rlitb pon Den Slcr5tcn dn9eiebcn,
10 ooB icii 2ebcn III @cfa6r i6mgtt.
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licn, $2500 fir 6ie III Sn0ien imD
ca. $4,000 fir Die in GanconOer, Sors
ica Geu-SeelonO unterge6radten
Not6lciocn6ci Gioil. lnl0 SricgSge-
fongeucn iibcrpieien.
Gie 9(nsoe6mng Der 36Gtigfeit
ouf Die iibrigen 2dnOer, in oencn
oelltiAe uno oItcrreidiid.ungariide
&riegSgeiongeue uuterqe6rabt lino,
Oie louge Gaier luo Oas mcitere 9ln-
bultel Ocs &ricoeS pcrrnebren sic an
Oie Acknowledgment 5iirlorge"
geIteuteit 9lnipriirbe 8uie6euS. 9Gls
allen 2agern Der @clt lauien tdqlid
Die peridieocnIten 8ittgeiucbe Inn
llnterltiibuneea nit @elo, aleioungs-
Iiiidet 2ebensmitteln, N}eOitomen-
ten, 9iidern unp. ciu.
Die llualiidli@cn 9iot6 ans Gnt.
bcDran8cL SlaGce mo GroIl leiScn-
arn @cidnGcHen, 6c6iiricn jlr Griiil-
llng i5rer @iinic6e scr ftanoiacn
meitac6cnolten boAbcr3iaea @eif6alie
oler coal aeiit9teA Observation-Disclosures,
nm Die Die oSrieg90eiarqcncn-Siir
Jorge" pieoerlm berfie6lt bittct.
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Nbunnentcn, nlc ben .Ecnlidlcu 0urtrlpDn.
ocnten" hnli pInitllh oacr nnIeaelmabia er.
Daiien, Itno 1cbcicn, Der Gfficc ndDpu per Te.
Ieph0n ubet lmrtitlih Wtltiheinnn ~ ihansa.
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acknowledgement .5iirIoisr, -
giorO-W -WiUore.Str. 9tciu-Yorf.


Die bon ser o9lHociirten 9Sreiie"
ocrbreitete, aus Berlin yOro6tlos"
erbaltene gladric5t, oaB iic6 150 aus
GiipreuBeu nat1 Sibiriei oeritbleppte
9inoer alli Der 6abrt natb G6iua be-
finoen bat Die naricgsgeianeener-
6iiriorge" 81 9ta6ira0en ii6er oieieI.
ben bel ibrer 5GweitersGrganiiation
III Eientiin OeronlnBt. Gie bieralif
cr6dltene glntiport bonn 30. SSanuor
1917 lautet.
~ 9(nl1Elid Ieines geIlit6s in
1ientiin Gnop Gttobel, tbcilir $5err
". q, g9a6Ncr Dem &oriiecuodl bc5
D9lmerifaniiden 9ioi6cn &relBes"
bier, nit, oaB oet glbtraH5port bon
rn9ciabr l5O @in0crn na6 @Gaa
6cUoritGroc.
. l}it Scr SarninhtnQ ser @in.
Der III 1ibirien rnO nnt 1crcit glb
transport 6eioBt iit6 Serr @cbner.
+ y G'S io0eu i50 Sin0cr i'm 9(l-
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AZ Ger gr0Bte G6cil Oct Ginocr
lit in GitprcnBen gc6oren enc flei.
mere 3obl wllroe in 9lnBIon0 ooer
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81 0}uc6 9luSIaQe 0c5 Strrm 9Se6-
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erlpdrtct mcr0c1
Sic llnterbrinaima oieier Ginocr,
filr fiir3ere ooer lduGere Bet, fonnte
N EeutIin hcpcrfitelli9t mer0cn
@ir Gdben otrH Ole Stitdnoigtn
9c0orocn ncier0ingS 9}o1iorihun.
9cn ongciicIlt imO ondb Scrrn g9cb.
ltcr bitten IolierL 70 iCbncl mic Meg
litb Gin5clNiten iiber sic 9}eiic ser
&illoer in @efino ino IN Ticntiin Su
mcloen. G'inItucilcn lic9t rntr icinc
glod)ritbt Dor, ooB CT SUrittc inter.
nontmen b6tte, ocren repatriation"
einSuleiten
S'crr S9ebiter lit scr 5pe3i1l.TcIc
6irte Ger omcrifouiicben 9}otidoft in
%etersburg iiir GipiI.@eiouocne.
So1r6tul0sooa, oc5. Gunoiu,
SHriItiiibrer .SiilfSoftion"."
Bon 8relmoen gentotbte 9(ncr6ic.
ten oieie &in0er m16reno ocS g(uf.
ent6nlts III gtmcrifa ST pcriorgcu,
1abei Die osIricgsacidnsencn Sir
lor9c" 5u Der tele9rop6iiden gtn5eige
an Die uSilisdttion" in Iientiin ner-
onlnBt, ouB Oic lle6crna6me 0er Sim
ocr, bic 9Gnfbrin1nng ser Soften fir
oen llnlcr6alt 0erIclben pd6rcno SeS
Slnielt5olts in g(ncrifo iln6 oie 9iiid.
belorOernn8 Ocriel6cu 81 Den ,S6ren
" Gic Scinlatb not6 bccnoetcm
Griagc bon ihr porbcrcMt rer0en
gEeiterc @'itt6eiIulQen ncrocl nad
6rhalt per0iieutiidt.
sic garicss9cianNcaen-Siiriora
bat in Den lebten Eagcn iiber $780,
600 oil Die o!Siilisattion" in Gien-
tim, iiber $4,000 fit ole in 9liitra.
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9Saiiioas5eit.9 .9eiOemsaeit.


gtin merocn cs bal0 0rei Sabre,
felt Die groBe 8oiIions5eit 6egaln.
@enn Die gan5e 3eit oeS 9rieges mar
cine uHlmterbro6ene &eioenS5eit.
9(ld fir lrhS.
Seioensjo6re 5G6len Ooppclt, 20
ia8t man. 9lber apiiden Dem beilti-
gen Gage lino ienenl 9lbcno, an Dem
Die Sterne 5um leBten D}aIe ii6er
elmer G9elt oeS Srieoens ic6ieuen
tonnten Sa6rbinoerte ncri(olicn fem.
90 ie6r lit Die Meni66eit geoltert.
60 iebr bat Die Nieiii1beit getitten.
Gs COB cine 3eit oo erbielten mir
nod regelmdBig 8riefe aus Der alten
Seimatb. Git fam triibc &moe al
llns. &or ino ollcb bintcr Der 6ront
idnfcn liebe lyrelnoe 0a6in III oeler
ldn9en 2eiocnS3eit. 9}amen, sic ms
ldn0it entriidt waren purOen ms
pl0BGb pieoer Dor 9lugen qeiiibrt,
gleicb lpie Ser Serblhpin0 Die faaen-
ben 9ldtter our9eman0er mirbelt.
SeBt iino mir lan9e obne peri0ulicbe
9}aAriAten. 9laeS, pos mir lpiiien,
iit: Gic lEoiiions5eit 1T nod erriter
GeDaroel GN 0cltlAM gGtcplano,.
&cenliaut lln0 oerloileu itc5t Der
0eitidJe ou. @jroB aber nit 3ni
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2ippen. Afilio.
nen 0cniiDer S,er5cn 6Q6en icBt nHg
cjncn 51lug Millionetl OeltldDcr @e.
birnc ochtcn iebt mr ben eiuen Csc.
oatlen imo Niaionen oeutiber
Gdpitc 6olen jcBt aus 81 Dem eineu
Sieb: Scr beiBt yGntibeiolmg"l 9ic-
gen o0er 9rc1eu.
Grniter lit 6 and bier acmor0cn,
iiir Die luelDe oen Sricg nit Dem
Screen Der &6antoiic, Scr G6eilnab.
me lrnO Dem l1ncrSli6en 9ta90elifeu
ml scr Scrne miterlebt 6obelr .3mi-
iAcu lIngelpiBbeit luo 9lnirealng,
5piidJenGroiier uno tdnoiger Gricge
6robnng leben mir oabin inter ltetis
ger 9lerueuipanullna. llno uiiniHen
nidts ie6nlicber ais Elm Gnoe oieier
&aiiious3eit. 9l6cr olN pir oeufel:
0aItiAeS S5er5 Der5age tidil
G6n', iuas Dem @npiIicn ipric6tr
3aS 0cutic6e &ers 6ciuG6rt iicb
mt8 in oieier RoiIionS5cit. Steiner
gcbt cs 0orous 6erpor. Gino Ootb
icinc oitcn Gi0cniAaiten lmOeraang
lidA mo cine ieiner ib6nIlcn 6eiBt
Dhlotbdtigfeit.
gSoN bat Scr 9nigdn6lid, ou oaS
9auO 5uiibcn alter im6 neucr Sci.
nat0 (pic langc 6aben mir's gebegtD
3criAnittcn mltroc geitiir5lng per-
nriabt uRo eS ratbiam cridcinrn loi
ieib eroBe, Ocnonitrotioc &eranitol-
ttngcn iiir 6euticbG SIilfs3medc chit.
pciIen 5lt peridieben. Go1 oaS Oeut.
i9e Ser5 idldgt peiter.
9lus Goliiornien ans Oregon aus
GcroS opS, GiSconlin iiberaa ber
fonllHen 9fa,Dri9ten bon 9ei1liiiicn
Der groBea SoiilisDereiniglngeu.
aScbt bic Santmaltbdtigfeit iortl
So Iongc me es nur irgenowie per-
einbor lit nil Der poIitiiDcu 2ogc|
9Sir hnben lie ia olle lie6 Qcmon4
neu oieie 9(rteit fir Die @ittwcn mo
@aiien, fiir Die gerwinoetcn mo
s,Doalocn, fin Ole 9lrmcn mo @un9
riocn iiir sic 6coiiritigcu Aiiitter
rno Girocr.
9todj mcricn mir Ote Nlinte nidt
iu's Sorn. Us lit lEaiiions5cit sSir
teiocn aber iic lciOen barter.
0arlm woaen wir ibnen meiter bel
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ocm v1ieorrfran5 ougcbort, III
Wiiinr6en bcr ,9teu-9aporia" lmo iii
9lng96nra ser ,2ie0ertoicl" SIN
ucMen Goterldnoc 6abe Ct Bh 5ll-
n0cbii III Baltimore Ogm o9lrbciter.
Nldlmcrtbor aRqcidlofen ociicu 5c.
frctdr Ct AZ Sa0rc F}nG mar &0r
13 SabrM lieB cr ii@ oami IN bic
harmonic ais aftioes @litglieo mfs
nc6men, 9laHtb cieo bat er mitge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

@citrdge mer0en i'm g0cntihcl
Gorreiponoentcn" lmO Bel @rn. 0lcr.
lin Mcpcr6ird je6cr5eit cntaegen o.
monument
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llnlere Ebeater.
..@1nif atfaS Z ii IA.


,6es 56nuipiel III Der ndbiten 8ode
IN ser oW9uiif-9tfaoenlieD sur gInis
fiiDrlue selanet, erjabIt uon Der &C.
idjidte eincs be6cliteuoen 2lr5tes, Der
ltnen San ailffldrt. in melhem cine
lllnge BiIeeerin bon Der 8ereiitltnq
eines 8atienteit entlaitet miro, uno
aiiA ieititellt, Dab fie Die Satin oes
Qoros Gambler lit. SDu porOing,
apcIdcr fiir5li1 in Baltimore in Der
&ollc ces Seiurid oes gldten IN Dem
gbateipcarc.Grama Der Cir Serbert
Trees@eieaid1aft auftrot, Dertritt nit
c5lanS oie Roae 6es 9lr5tes.
cSSor0's 9pernb ans
Sin 6errlides 2uItipiel lit .5eben
G6onccs~ mel1es nlorgen IN 5orSs
Gpernbdus uuf9efiibrt miro. GoS
Stad 6onoels bon einem Sungeeiel.
Zen rno auSgeiprodenen 6rauenboi-
fer, pelhcr Grbe eineS groBen Ser
uoqcns miro. pelbes ibm aber nur
0mn 5niGllt pcnn CT Dor ieipent 30.
@eburtstag, bel9er alti norgeu fdlIt,
beirot6ct Gas Stiif lit pon f0itY
lidem Siuuor Oiir6Uiir8t uno err
icjeinea tyront Grdpen nno Carroll
WcGomas Ill oen Sauptroaen.
gg(uoitorium."
3iun erlten Wlale III Baltimore ge-
lauet III ser udhiten ISOLDE i'm 9Iuoi-
tornm oas 5donipicl .,gbe G5uiltp
@oMono Alr 9lniiii6rmg mcldr5
auS oeiu yrdn36iii1ur bon 9tobert
Sumrcncc iibcrnonmcn iplIrOe. GaS
Gtiid cr5Gblt BON Der itorfcl1 2icbe
ciucr U,uttcr 5ii i6rcm Gritling. mo
iii cin 5titf ucldlcs ii1 uuc Gltcra.
oulcheti ioaen. @s 1T bod moraIii9
uno bon er5ia6eriidem @ert6. Cine
por3iiglidDe @eicaihait fiibrt oas
&tiid ausgc5eihnet oilrd).
ID Wiarplonso Gbeotcr."
llicSSntDrc nuo S5cat6 fibrcu ouf
sem 9togrdnm Der ndAIten Mo6c
oeS ,,NSorDlanOs Ibeaters~ eS iino
oies olte germ geiebenc Betannte.
ss6r eiuaftcr bciBt .9htf @a6s.
sScrncr iteben oiif oem reid6altigeu.
5piclplon: Gormeld uno 9Poia 9Son.
siIlo, 5Gngerinnen; a2eip~ 9ricc lmS
Come, Tdu3er; @ia Guflano tritt
ais GaRnp D'@iu" IN GaunD G'@ia
II. q. ". aui; ,.Q(l" mo sSannie Steos
man III aBinno GopcrS"; @e6riioar
iSidcu, ocrobatifbc Eau5cr; &illiam
SiTto, Ser italieuii1e Senator, in
5eiuc critic Meoe~, nno @olan0 Ero.
ucr, ein SIIuiioniii.
2oem'S aSfppoorome"
Cine Sone ainS 9on8 Hepuc ftebt
ouf ocn oicSpodDigeu &rogranun beg
o&ippoOtome" nit uGbe BOARDING
Gdcol 65irls an Der Spite. Serncr
erfrcuen iid bic &inocr al sen orci4
Iirtcn GiSbdrcn. Scr 5piclplan pciIt
ouBcroem nod GprotbD Burton in
.atttlc Or. 2obe", @eiiie sc Count
in @ciduscu nto Sisfe lmo 5alloA
ouf. gsilliam Desmond eribcint In
benz g9onoeIbilO n9loco piIl tea".
gironS 8ictpriu.T beaten.
Dic aomooic .GbeatcrS", nit elmer
completen iccniit6en g9iuoergabe itcbt
ali oer Spite oeS nG@itp6digcn 9Sro'
oroninrS oes gAron o8ictori1 Ibea
tctS". g(m Donneritue iinoct Der
5lpcite ng}coittD. Gontcft" itott. 0ie
geau0cEbiIOer bringcii uSdbucitcr az.
Qen GdbwcTter" init @irgitia gcarion
III ser 1itelrollc, ionic bic 8. Cpl.
iooe bon 8eorl of The Slrntp" ino
dlldl forniiAe 8il6er.
o@uDetD".
abe Srolics bon 1917, cine feihc
@ltIcsque gcbt vi oer ndrbitcn @o6e
im yWaDetpsg gbcoter~ iibcr bic 9rct
ter. Sin groBer Gbor ncttcr @iao
den nnierltiiBt bortrefflid bic Oar
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ionll nod &ic6 in scr @cbouinng2 z"
@'om. oWluG iA mcincu &opi nit
DicblWilrlcrn ald) nod anaeben 2"
Nacnnrnlcr bic ncn ,ECAtidDen Gortea
ipDnOtHtcn" uidl piinfiiid pocr nuregcIs
mdhig crbalicu, iinD gcbeteu, Der Office
cauOn per SclepDon oorr id)rjitlidj Ddis
tbcilnng 81 mahcn.
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iltngeu inio oud @reiic erringen BEL
fen, Die iicb oie oSarmonie4 mli Sdn-
gerieiteu uuo @ettiingen erwar6. Oft
and erireiite er feline @angesbriioer
iuo anoerc &creinc ourcb ieine solo.
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laNglid lpaHien mo geoeiben iebeu;
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glico, Elm tiidtiger brou6barer gan-
gesbrloer gepelen.
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9er eefretar Oer nNarm0nien aee0ft.


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ibit III glncrteluung ocrlelbcn ein
Seidenf cntgcgen 81 nebmcn. Gics
les beltaio in eincr idmor5-rotb.8olA
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gutter 6iillie0erboter oere6rt.
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Hteler, lmtet tpelbeu iid 9(rtbrr
Connolly Gillian 2ipmon GloODS
Sears, Sririe SaoIor 1no Srauf
@eiien befinoeu Cine @rtra.gauu.
mer lit sic eleftriibe ghisiteIllrng bon
8reo 2o 3eine & 60.
9}eabo6D @oeierootos
rilm.
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booD. gonierDatoriluu Die 8peite Se-
rie Der freien 0reel- Gon6erte. NIT
wclben 6rl. pima $. 4eterioH Den
9lnfoug modt luo bon Sri. 0orotb0
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Snort. @}ori9 in @,Qur; IS. 6.
g8biting. Gradual; Go6riel- -@}orie:
a2a Ginqnontaine" @. rs. Steb-
bins: Cine Grrnuerling~; &opon:
Soproniolo oits ,Qie Shophmg (;
SCHUBERT 5BmpbonD IN . s@}oa (mi-
beeuoet), crites &6ema; SaIter.
n@etbicnaue" fiir Soprau; g8. S8oI.
itcnbolme: g0ie glntmort~; 6. &c.
8ioor Sod3eitSmariH.
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GaS 'lebtc S2nfFccGranssjr,,

Ger uen prgnniiirte Gouch-Yercin
Der vGcutialcn @eieIlibait bon WlnrU.
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@crlamnlim9cn ipdtcr I'M Sofole Ors
D@ernanin @hlb5" on Der Nor0.
GDarlcs 1traBe llatifinSeu pa0cn.
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Taa criSd6as ben .",9diiiSorc GOfrciScIScar.

SbpcrbcI, SSclowcbcl Sic
fino ia nidt rolirt @liillcrl @eun
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ben 6iHmlsiircdcL oanfen 1ic 6ciuoc,
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
LYNDEN IL YEARS AGO
(From The Pilot April Is, 1860

(From The Pilot April IS, 1900
F. M. Bloom is working to get a
telephone line to Northwood.
Hugo Kortlever is serving on the
jury this month.
Mrs. Eber Baxter arrived here Sun
day from Spokane to join her hus-
band who has been here three or four
weeks. They will reside here per-
manently.
Lavina Van Patten has the humps
this week.
Ferndale is considering incorpor-
ating.
Aunt Rachel Smith very delight
fully entertained the ladies of the
As You Like 1t Club at her home on
Friday.
Mrs. A. F. Rus, and daughter and
Madge MacKinnon visited at Glac-
Ter Saturday and Sunday.
Walter and w. II. Elder and their
wives of Clarion, Iowa, arrived here
this week on visit and will probab-
ly locate in this vicinity, as they are
well pleased with the country and
climate.
G.. l.. Ramsdell is preparing to
build a seven room dwelling house
on his property on Grover Street.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

court to grant me permission 10 make
Dick go through some motions which
will In no way discommode him." The
judge ussented.
"Dick. move your legs Walk six
steps to the front. Take six steps to
the rear" Mr. Green did so.
"Move your arms
Mr.. Green complied.
Face the jury, Dick. Your honor
and gentlemen of the jury, | will now
repeat to you the wording of the war
rant issued against my client. 10 MAIN,
disfigure or kill Richard Green. To
maim.' The court has seen the plant
if give evidence that lie has two hands
and two feet and the full use Of his
limbs. To disfgure.' Your honor and
gentlemen of the jury. ask you please
to look at Dick carefully and decide
whether the responsibility for his looks
rests upon nature or poor old Alex. AS
for the last item, to KILL you see for
yourself that Dick is rs much alive as
anybody. | contend, therefore. that In
the face of the facts the warrant
against my client cannot become Il true
bil."-New York Post.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
WRONG ON EVERY COUNT.
The Lawyer Had Clear Case, and He
Easily Proved 1t.

The late Philip W. Mckinney was a
successful lawyer before he was gov
ernor of Virginia. One of his diver
-sions was to take the defense in small
criminal cases, and his originality and
whimsical humor usually drew large
crowds to hear him.
On one occasion lie represented the
defendant IN case concerning fight
between u respectable old negro named
Alex and a white man who had wide
fame for lack of good looks.
The warrant against the darby stat
ed that he did feloniously assault.
with intent to main, disfigure aud kill.
the plaintiff, one Richard Green"
When the time came to introduce the
witnesses for the defense Captain Nc
Kinney said gravely: Your honor, the
only witness that shall produce for
my client is the plaintiff. | ask the