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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
/ q,te gflrebeicrnel II icit
Cincinnati ohia

ntenaeiest. Dte @rue6efCrriel IT ict
9lnfaug Der gtenolirdon .3orariidE,
b. 3. aamera6. Ter gertreter oes
.Eerps~ beitreibt NIT Seululoerltng
6te &ube, bic m bieieH g}eriaruIlnn,
cen berridt rn6 bic ME 5I wiloen BE-
mcgnngen ooer Serml5foroerlrneeI
ousartet. Der 8eridteritatter iagt, er
butte felt GnsbrufJ Der ReoolitioSr
GuncAteu DON yaeetinss beigeDcp4r,
otne onB EN- etn3igesmaL cine gteibe.
rel borgeforrfnen iei.
2eirin tritt mtf; EN- fIeiner gIdrrt
nit oi6en Sdy6oel, ieine 8orte firo
trdftig geprdst; man iiebt, baB es inn
ME eingefaIlen lit, an ii9 5lt 5Deifeln,
er bait fi6 pieluebr fitr ben &rdger
etnes b66eren @eourfenS iuo ans ici-
nem gqiBen @eier fpridt 8erattlmg
fir bic 5itrtidge6lie6ene Dteni4beEt,
Die iib rod an natiounlen slufiaiiun,
GEN balten mill. s5m groben uno gam
scn trGgt 2enin IN fetnen Reoen ieine
girtitel ons Der sSSrnD6u~ Dor @r ct-
tierte Sfailres lrlo 2iebfnedt ltuo iagte
iibcr SiercteQi, &erensfi uno Stobc-
Ictu, 6aB es brnDe Seilte ieieu, Die abcr
oen oerbdngrtiBnoleu Srrtblim began
gen bdtteu, be g1itarbett NIT 9our-
geois in etnem &oalttionSutintlterirun
ar5ltnebnren. ollie Bourgeois IolleH
nodl 2entft aus Der Megierltng erlt'
ferrlt perbert Dos Soloater. rnO Sir.
beiterforuttttee ioa bic GretuttDge-
palt nqein fitbreu. grber olth oieieS
aonurrtttee urIB gereirigt uno erneuert
! perben urt6 mir mis gat5en 5eoolit-
tionaren ii9 5uiurtuteniesen. 60 melt
fam man 2eriu folgen.
! Ga pl6bIih touur1t in ietl1e SaIturg
cine @enolu1g: er ballt Die 5alnte,
ietne Mugen tperoen tpiI0e Sylanl1IIen
! ietne Borte uebn1eu einen grnnarneu
&ugorltf on, itno er pieoerboIt mluIe
nlebr IN allen Sonen bic 8erltrtbeihng
Der Bourgeois. 8or ms itebt ein NJeo,
nontane. ein Sdtintiter. Seine HeOe
Idtiebt pte iebe porbergegungene Die-
berum nit Dem So6: r9lQe oeltti4e1
Qlrbetter firo u1iere 9riioer, ale fran,
5ofiihen lmo engItifer Bourgeois ftnb
uniere Tetnbe.- llnb eS III ieItiaul, oot
icine 0teoen ftets tpie6er unb Die6er IN
bieier 9gfrdftigltng sipfetr. gab
SdJtnB ieiner &e6e fdbrt oieier
Do,rreeotsfeirb NIT ieilten Gtbdngern
IN einem pr1ttiqen 9tlrtonlobiI baoor,
ipie es ft1 uiir etu bourgeois IeiiteI
fdftft-
Der einfIits 2errtns, 8inorietps iuo
Gfannenietps lit r1ilelig6nr. SSil me-
nigen @oden seidreten bte 2eier Der
rgrapba" 250,O00 @ubel, I'M cine
Sr,tferei fir oas glatt ettBurtdJterI.
Sauienoe bon sSabriferl, olih &egimett-
ter lulo Barrserittffe, iuri6ten gei-
fridge. 9ie 8olerrif Der sgraboo"
fibte fog1r c11f he dlberfte 2iuie beg
eouiet einen etnfhtb aus uno Idlu3-
tprte piele. or6ere ietuer YtltgIieoer
. elm. Limb bod Iiegt Der guBe 3ni-
bertmtn bes 9errinisntus m Ser Gin
trirfuna uirf bic &inNIiffeit Der riti-
fi5en Wtoffen, Die ubue ttrtbeilsfd6tg-
: Fell unb obne Grfdbrirlg ftub. 8einI
erSter D2fbtrn1tet f5rrte Der gcrt5e ac'
! nitisnIrs 51dnrurHenbrehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Sleine Eulisrinaflridjtcn.

80. 9. GiTep, DaInut StrGBs,
Du1toH, Gp., purbs I'M ietu 8uid
&uto, bas er on Der Blair 4De. unb
Wtontgomsrp Roab batts fte6eu lnfer,
beftobleu.
= Grm Eberefe Soucs, 254S
Sofberrp Shobe, @attiH bes YoIi.
sei-aorpouoIs Soriep Sores, ustroe
edtern oiif Betreibe1 ibrer Wadfu-
rim, Srau ReIlie Beun, einer RouIine
6es SoIbei-aeitnonts BerH, tpege,l
tbaIihen angrtffs oerbaftet, iebodj
gegen giirgiboft Bis s1r battigen
@erbarr6Iung I'M Stabtgertdt esrtIni.
len Beibe Sruueu puren ans &C.
rtrgffgieer l1rio9e IN Streit geru,
then, Der IN Sbdtli4teiteu altsurtste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Der Romgreh
gla5rungsmitiel AontroflDprfase ioII
Dd5rsub ber Du4e erIsSist
iperben.
rGsrintos Gsone tinbigi sine @tbe iiber
bic Jrisbeusfras: an.

Wafbinstou. 5. GngfF. Dos
tiui4ttgfe geiddft, bas BEN &pngrsb
in bisftr Wo4e Sur grIebiSuHs Dor'
Iiest, III bic subeiittias abftmHlung
.iiber bic abminiitrationspor iiir
glahrnnsmttteItontroIle. Wnn biels
Dorlage erlsbist IN, ptrb Der Ssndi
bic Debatte iiber bic $1,000, ,000.0 .0OC
IRrisgsfeiers0orines IN 4ngriff neb'
men unb narb beren grlebisun9 6offer
bic Iyiibrer superfidtIi9 cuf cine seit'
pillfge Dsrtngung I'm Gepienber.
Dos ssfamInte progrannm bel
Rriegssejesgsbtns III pieberllm iH
Genai tonsentrirt. no bic 0ebattt
iiber ben Ronfersnjberiht be5iiglid
Der glabrunssmittsl RontrplDorlas,
am Wpnias tpieber aufeenommtn peri
ben pirb. Am Dtsnitag tpirb bdl
6ans, ldut sinem 4bfomnen, beInsii'
folss ni9ts bon @i9tistsii IN ansrtfi
genpHmsn iptrben ioa, bis bic Rrisgs'
iseiersgorlage iiir bi. aouferen5 Be.
ret H.. Fd mebrtre mothen lang por
brei Su bret 9assn pertdgen.
Oic Jiidrer Der abminiitrntion ga,
Ben ON Sonnidg Mbtno Der Mnii1
Gusbrud, bab bic Rabrunssmittelbor
lags Dor qfbi1iif Der Mo9e bem prd
fibsnten 5ussfielIt iperbtn fpiirbs, mad
bem borber Elm ireitersr bitterer Ramp
i'm Gsnat iiditsefunotn bat. Gsnatoi
Reeb. Der ben ausriff auf biefs 9or
lase onfiibrts. inirb ON Wontag mi
Ieiner aritit fortfabrtn unb bic Der
iperfung bes Rpnfersn3berihts bsfiiri
lporien, nobel sr bon perihisbenel
|anbtren Gesnsrn untsrfiibt tperbtI
ipirb. Gsnator Chamberlain. Der BIZ
Borlags fit bic ResEtruns hnnbbobt
|bemerfte am Gonntng, baB bie Mn,
nahme bts RDuftrenssntfpurfs an
Miitipo4 81 eriDarten istn biirfte.
SmatOr Gimmnua. Der DptIiat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
.Omntem iOtpett nod, niart bettdiigI per:

fourteu ioiueit nod iridlt bettaiigt ner.
ben.
Inter ben IN Scft eenomntenen
@egnern Ger allsbebuna befinoen fid)
pier Der aneebIiden Siitrer Der De.
rcgnna Diate Sarriion Sotr
Gpears, Der oiir6 9lngeborige nrit.
tbeilen IteB, oab er bereit iei it'd 81
ergebeIr; albert Sudleberrp uno Sa-
bts Geneiiel6. ghpa orei Der syiibrer
befinoen ii9, ben angdben Der ger.
bafteteu 5ufoIge, nod mtf freiem SUB.
8irci BON 6ieien 6iirfteu es, ebe tie iidI
erseben, auf eiiteu &arupf antonnnegl
Iaiien.
Die 8erfoIsung Der aufrii6reris
i6en ipurbe bur4 0pllbIuiinoiauer,
suneift GeminpIsn, srlti9tert, bic nit
unfebIborer Gi9erbeit ale Spuren
berioleten unb biele Derboftnngen
berbeifiibrten. Bon ben Srrbiauern
iieben nur berIdpinbsno iptnigs auf
Ssiten Der lln3ufriebsnel.
Sn beIbtporsnen ausiasen, tpef4e
einise Der 9erbnfteten gtma4t bdben.
beibt es, bdb ibusn bon 9lgitatoren
sefast tpurbe, baB bic sus5ebung fir
bas 9uHbesbeer ben f4ersR Sob Be-
beute.
Ginen bamorifif4eu anFrid5 bdt'
ts am Sonniag bic sSeftnabme bon
,gub1 Ranealeb burd ben SeminoL
inbianer gbe 9]ornep sirico. Dsas
nealen tpurbe aIs iyrau Derflefbst IN
Der Ssi.nifaft Don stDd ipeibIi4en
4nseb5rigsn BON bem Snoianer auf
Der 2dnbfraBt nab SdIatpd onge'
troffeu. Da BEN SenlinpIsn bic Trrll
init Der 8oBHinme perbd9tis Dortam.
perfebte er ibr nit fetnem sylinten'
iol6en einen eeb0risen puff In BIZ
Rippen. 5ier6ei fisl Der Dermeiufli'
drn fran Ms eonitenbmibe nb mn
es seigte ii& bann Der fpiestlglatt,
fable S4dbel BON Wanenlsp. Der Jn'
bianer marIdirte nun nit feineH
Qlrrefanten na4 Der Gtabt unb ba es
ieinen pIab fir ben @erbaftstsn tn
gefdngntb fanb, legte er furs.r Sdns
benrjsIben cine Rette, pie fie fir bas
3ufammeniettsn bon 6ol5ffGnruer
Sennbt tpirb, I'm ben Sals, befsRigts
bas anbsrt Gnbe an eintrz gfcfer
unb bielt banr neben beI .beranter'
tens @fansmen @afe~ BIB bieler thm
obQeuommeu tptrbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
& ntnIt Gnhs

Sdus5err 5ur a66in): .Gs tt
metner Jrau htrterbro4t porben,
bab sic beute Ro9t Iebr Ipdt na4
9aufs getommsu ieten, gunal1
sd babe ni6t nu6 Der l16r seIe'
ben; aber dls ich bic SrepPe btnumf"
ginG tnmen Sie gerabe aus benz
Wirt6sbauie-"
So, 10; bonn Bat mon Ste nntiir-
licb oerleumbet. @s par uIio our4s
aus niht fpGt; td perbe bas mstner
srqn IeGh5 ultttbetlen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Critics OiesiiucHt srbdIt SIasse.

Cincinnati Spmt6ursi Ro. 8 Der
5empelritttr 6at bem Griten Regifnent
cine neue Rsstmentsfuhue ssTtiftet, bi,
geitern in Camp COLUMBIA iiberreiht
iuurb. Ribtsr !. 8. grDtpupeu belt
bic lleberreihunssrebe in 9eseHiDart
bon sttpa 10000 3uIdauern.
2eutnant Sobu Gang ron aomp. 9
tpurbe bon BEN vOotgbters OF ame'
rica~ NIT einem RehoIoer beiterlft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
,,2euinismnS."

Gin aJettobeiter 6es Barrier
rSenrps" bate IN Petersburg &C.
legenbeit, elmer BON 2erttn Dor etnert
aus 100000 Rerionen beteben-
ben Rliblitum seboltenen Eeoe bebu-
rpobnen Or idGIbert ben a1fridtig tn-
merabidaftlihen Sor, Der tlrter oem
3libliturn berrifr, bas iif beiorrosrs
Gus Grbeitern urb Grbeiterirrnen Der
9etersburger So5riten, aber Gi,9 mts
SoGonten dIler Moffeneottirneen, mts
Wotrofat Stnoerten unb nur gum
heiititen GheiIe aus Bourgeois sitinnl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Grreid,te ibren ,5iuef.

Die 22id6rige gente Ours, 745
5optius Strobt, bic ME beridtet, ON
Samitag in TsIbitmDrSerf9 der GTiat
mebr.re Subltmatspilen peri6ludte
unb na6 Osm StaotboipttdI sebru4t
ipOrben, 1T ssitern Gbenb in Der betr.
4nItalt sefor6e1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Getue QIts

Gin fleiner Srrtbum poFtrte chm
etnen biebersn FrdntfIden 2aEbmaun,
Der ouFs 8eSirtsdmt nod &uImba9
lam, nm cine neile SuaOtarte gu erbes
BEN. ,Bp buben Ste Sbrs oItea" frag'
te Der 9eornts, rub Der 8auer srtpt.
berte, bic bdbe sr i'm mtrtbsbuus ges
loFen. -Omnu bolen sic fie bait"
faqte Der 9earnte, unb uuIer 8duers
Iein lief Tpornffretbs Oabpr uno
brn5ts bunn sur sr0Bter 8siuItisaag
Der MrtpelEnhsu itfus QIItl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
3urebtu 6flFt

G9ef GUM neuen gfeFfeuberf):
.9rtmmis 6 go. iit unTere bette
SunbT8dft, unb Sic baben ru9 pnn
hort teiuen aUFtrug mitgebrd4tsD
Retfeuber: sd 6Gbe mtr bte gr6Bts
Ttiibe gegeben. BIN Togor bretulal BIN.
ausgeporfeH tpprbenr
GbeF beFttg): .0retmoIG - bic
trnfsn bod iuIner erf mad benz Diers
ten Wlalsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
9ie alte, aber eiuia nens @eiaidte.

Sm G6riit SoipitnI III ssFern Der
10idbrige GIpbe Murriou 2etpis,
Spbn sines 6armers BON Rtitug
Sun, Snb., elmer S9uBpttnbe IN
llntsrlet6 srlegen, tDeI9e ibm DON fsis
mem iiingsrsn 9rubsr tnfplse zines un'
sliidliheu 3ufnIIs beigebraht tporbeH
mar. 9eibe &naben fpislten am 5rei'
tag nit stran Renolntr, als bic WdfTe,
bic ii6 m Der Sanb oes 8rubsrs be-
fanb, iia pI6tIib eHtluO urb Glpoe
t0OtIi9 sstrpffsn sufammentiirate.
9r. 9ouieu bon Biting Gun, Der
eiligIt berbsiserufen purbe, lieB ben
Sunssn m elmer QulbuIuns bterbera
bringen, I'M cine Operation bprnebs
men gu lnfeu, bic ieoo9 teinsn Grfolg
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
3u Dlnturr8ifff,t
ssam es amd) am gommtag gelegemflid) Der Slmss
bebmmgs> ltnrnben tn Cfloboma.
Bel EcIderspiI Okla, wude elmer der PNfT eftcn, wabrend
zwei PofTs flitssdsr vsrwandst wurdsn.

snnbebo
ghp no55p Grupu
6aua6
b
in
mudeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Saiebaa Gntbufiaft
Mill stpei 5salns elmer .Maior aisa'
nod GraHtrei4 isuSsu. am
bintsr Der RamPffrDnt
Gpiste 81 perau-
taIten.

Daibinston, 8. G.. 5. .Ius.
GIN reiher gaiebalIsutbuIiait ha! ff]
erboten, bds notbigs geIb bersus:tsn,
fans gIdrf Griffith, Der 2eitsr Der
bBdibingtcn amerieaus stDei SdIsbaE'
sean,s .iner .Maior aiga' naf
Syrantrei9 nebmen min, nm nit ihnsn
bintsr Der admpffront fit bi. Inter
baltung Der aHsritaniiden Golbaisu
unb Der Sruppen Der 9liirten Ball
fpiele su. berani1lten. Srtffitb er'
ildrie am Gcnntag menb, bab CT RE.
Zen glan bem ariessfstretdr gaier
iotpie benz Weartnsiefretdr, DdnieIs
unkrbreitcn tuirb. SoIIte bic bsb0rb.
Ilt&e 3uIfimruns gu biefsm prcittl
seseten iperben, 70 tpirb griffitb To-
fort einen Mnfruf um syrsiipillige sr-
ldfen, bic Etb an Der Reife beibeitiasr
ipolIen, bdnit fobaIb dls m5efi6 rdt
lS6luk Der BaTeboIIsSatfo bi. ReiT.
nah ssrontrsib erfolssn fam. Gin,
Der geSiHgunasn, BE ber betreff.rbl
Gindnsier aeftsnt bot. III. haB Mafb.,
Sobnfon. Der S6teubsrer Der WaTh,
inaton ameritans bic ReiIs nit
maht.
Sast ito bou ben Gosia'
Iiiten los.
Rem Dort, 8. Dug. - gb.Ti.l
M. Wrigbi, Der bormalise Rsbatiell
| Der iOsialiFifdFn 3eituns .9iap Yorl
gal-, bat bic grtldrung abgsgsbsn
bab sr aus Der fOsialiftif9en pcrie
alsgti9kbsn III. neil Der Sianbpunit
Iben bic partsi besiigti9 ber slrbeitsr,
froge nnb bes ariegss sinnimmt, ab.
iOlut periebri lei.
Der GeuerbdmOn.
gkpafp, Ssras, 5. 9iuguit. =
Thr9 cine SJeiiersbrunf, bern ,lr.
fade iotpeit mod Ri9t srniiisIt her.
ben touutt. ipurb<a au Gountcg a.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06

600 galen 5eu IN Sort gfib serh6rt.
es aelana NH 9ilfe Don gaitau.Omps
biIen, cine Taiaion 8uIlsn Seu in Sis
9erbtit gu bringeu. Cine llnteriu'
dung III eingtleitet tDorben, I'm ~
ermitteln, ME bas Jeusr gum Nus
bru9 tam.
9etannfer e d. 6oufpteler
eeforben
garfs, 5. augi,it. gatI Borel
Der Oireftor 6es Baii6eoile Sbenters
lit mn alter pom "a SSnbren plotliG
eeItor6eH. er mar fhou 8ii1nerrfiinit
Ter aIs Der oeiitib.frmt30iiide Griee
I'M Sabre 1870 nisbrad un0 utnfltl
ben arieq nit. Gr tpurSe oeupinroei
inle RON soroFj gernbarbt IN oem so
ipitnI, bns 6dnnnls I'M C6eoH 2bea
ter eineerrd)tct iporOen, aerflegt. Sn
,Si1re 1893 beirntbete er oie Shaii
ipielerin gfeione, fuliroe jeoo6 in
Sabre 1905 pon ibr geidieoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
etiurr sdlnE,punSt erIeaen.

@runt gre!per, II Sabre alt, Elm
SoISat bss 8. Obio Snf. .Rssts., Der
IN hsR RratpalI iu Q1iprsatebura.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
8m Simtnersieken
:sIt es IN Oklahoma mld geftern an
IdbIi6 Ger araIpaae sesen oie
wsilit1rausbebling gc.
touunen.

a,ei SolSenbile tpiirbe elmer Der @es
ner Der glustebime eridoiien uno
spei WiitgIieoer eiites autge.
bots peripirnbet-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-06
Sast lid BON ben 6osia.
liteH los.
Der Geuerb6 q N On.

gkpafo, Tsras, 5. augujt. =
Thrd cine Geuersbrunl. berat ,lr.
fade iotpeit nod Hi9t srmitislt tDer.
ben touutt ipurbea am Sountcg III
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
TELLS HOW TO LEARN IF LAND
NEEDS COAT OF LIMESTONE

If you are in doubt as to whether
your land needs a layer of limestone,
County Agriculturist Floyd W. RAIDER
OF King County says that it is an
easy matter to decide for yourself.
+ Buy a tube of blue litmus paper
at the drug store. says Mr.. RAIDER,
and insert a small strip in a handful
of dirt, just enough to moisten the
paper. Examine at frequent interv-
ais. If the paper begins to turn red
quiekly-say within from three to
five minutes-your soil is decidedly
acid. If it takes half an hour TO col
or the paper pink, on the other
hand, much less &C d is indicated.
Apply two tons of ground limestone
70 the very acid soil, and from one
half to one ton for milder cases.
Lime should be added to plowed
land after blowing, rather than be-
fore, declares Mr.. RAIDER. A violation
of this rule often leads the farmer
to conclude that his soil did not need
lining, or that lime is of no benefit,
when the fact is that by blowing his
lime under. he has robbed the surface
soil of its benefcent action. The sub
soil is much less apt to be acid than
the surface soil in any case.
Ground limestone will not cake if
applied on wet ground; it may be APP
ped as early in tne spring as team
and wagon can get into the fields
April is not too late to apply lime.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
No Misers In Burma.

When a Burman has earned little
money he Immediately proceeds to
spend 1t all. for the Burmese have no
ambition to be rich and never hoard.
Consequently there are no large land
owners, and. there being no aristoc-
raey, the people are as near being on
an equality as possible. Poor people
are quite as rare as rich people. and
the only beggars to be met with are
the lepers, who sit on the steps Of the
pagodas. Should a Burman find him
self in possession of a large sum Of
money he builds a pagoda ana possibly
a zayat, or rest house If any money
still remains he gives a theatrical per
Torrance.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
HOLSTEIN COWS HOLD RECORDS
FOR MILK AND FAT PRODUCTION

Holstein cows hold all records for
milk and butterfat production. The
six highest records for one years pro-
duction Of milk are held by purebred
Holstein cows as follows: Lutscke
Vale Cornucopia, 31,246.9 pounds or
1883 quarts; Winnie Korndyke
Cornueopia De Kol, 31.024.2 pounds
or 1896 quarts; lilly Alcartra,
30.451.4 pounds or 14.163 quarts;
Queen Piebe Mercedes, 30,230.2 TBS.
or 14.061 quarts; Royalton De kol
Violet, 29.949,6 ponds or 1890 qts..
and Lilith Piebe De Kol, 29,599.4
pounds or 13.767 quarts No COW of
any other breed has ever produced
as much milk as these cows.
The worlds record for one years
butterfat production is held by the
registered purebred Holstein-Fries-
ian COW Duchess Skylark Ormsby.
Her figures for 3G5 consecutive days
are 27.761 pounds of milk contain
ing 1205 pounds of butterfat, equiv
alent, on the so per cent basis, to
1890 pounds of butter.
The breed has CO cows that have
produced above $50 pounds of butter
fat in one year, which is over twice
as many as can be shown by all other
breeds combined.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
NORTHWOOD

Bertha Taylor and David Collart
several days on account of the
measles.
Lester Hamilton of Sanders, Idaho
is visiting with home folks for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Madsen were
week end visitors in Skagit County.
DR.. kirkpatrick and wife and Dr.
Van Kirk and wife and her father
of Bellingham, called on Mr.. and Mrs
George Blank, Sunday afternoon.
c. C. Singer spent Saturday at
Norlum, Washington.
z Il Glow is reported some better
Mr.. Barnes of LINDEN is busy saw
ing with his wood machine near Wor-
then Station.
Roo & Van Leeuwen's mill is clos
ed for a few days because of break
ing a casting.
Homer Bloom went to Bellingham
Honday.
1tOTSt anu JOHH bldHk nave re-
Gently added ten well bred Holstein
COWS to their herd.
i Mrs. Collart visited with her sister
Mrs. c. Lavender a few days during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arie Zoet visited at
the Ripperda home Sunday evening.
marty was given at the Ripperda
home Tuesday evening. Those pre-
sent enjoyed very nice social time.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Smith and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. S. B. Day
and family.
T. E. Goodman and family have
moved from Lynden back to their
ranch.
box social will be given by the
Northwood Grange Saturday even
ing. A dance will follow the event.
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The Indians have a theory concern
ing the formation of gold II was
formed after the deluee The deluge
was about the time when the leaves of
the trees were turning yellow The
winds came before this food and blew
the leaves in all directions Where
the leaves lodged at the time of the
deluge is where the gold is now fouLd
The gold is found in two forms-in
nuggets and In leaf form The nGs
gets were formed by the leaves blow
ing and whirling into small nuggets.
as they are now found Where the
gold is found in leaf form are the
places where the leaves were buried
by the washing of sand and rock by
the waters of the food
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
Good Hearted Cabbage.

A well known expert in cooking en-
countered trouble in a certain commu-
nifty the other afternoon when she pre-
pared to lecture al the Mothers club.
Her subject was How to Cook" She
began by telling hon much man ap-
proposed to give various recipes.
Among the first was one for cole
slaw ITO have this best" began the
lecturer. take good hearted cabbage
and
At this point n young matron Inter
rupted She was eager TO get all the
information possible. Tell me, please, g
she spoke mp how is one to know the
lispesitlon of n rahllayef'
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

The ancients were as bitter on the
subject of the stepmother as any mod
ern could be Their metaphorical uses
of these words for a stepmother are
cruelty significant. Thus the Romans
had an expression ITO complain to 2
stepmother" (novercal. meaning to
complain in vain and "novercae." be
ginning no doubt as slang. came to be
a recognized term for rough pieces Of
lapd or for bitches which drained of
the wafer imperfeetly and slowly. The
Greeks were as bad with their word
'.metryix" Hesiod spoke of lucky and
nnlucky days as mother aud step
mother days" and Aeschylus brands ii
dangerous seacoast as n stepmother
to ships. London Chronicle.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
The Habit Of Acquisition.

1t beats me-. said the philosopher,
that people will keep piling M money
long after they have several times as
much as they'll ever be able to use.
Then he went out for walk. Pass
ing a bookstore. he saw half dozen
very cheap books. which. however, he
knew be hadn't time to read and doubt
ed very much If he ever would have
time to read. But they were cheap
and he bought them and sent theta
home TO be added to his library, which
already contained several times a.
many books as be would ever have
time TO read.
Nevertheless he continued to wonder
at the sense.css accumulation OF men
ey,-New York Times
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
EMERSON

Miss l.. Rouls was a Bellingham
passenger Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Jones departed Thurs
day for Tacoma where she will make
an extended visit with her sister Miss
Fern Jones.
Miss Esther Warner, Mrs. L. Lock
head and Messrs. A. Ginger. Elwood
Warner and Floyd Metcalf autoed to
Bellingham Saturday.
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Todd spent
Sunday at the George Todd home on
route two.
Mrs Frank Boucher returned home
Saturday after spending week with
her sister Mrs Branin, at Glacier.
Mrs. ]. Cyr returned last week to
Springfield, Ore. She was accompan-
led by her little grand daughter Mar
garet Cyr.
Mr. Joe Peters was a Bellingham
passenger Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. German and son of
Lynden spent several days at the
Cyrus Hoover home.
A. Ginger, Mr.. A Warner and Mes
danes L. Lockhead and W. Warner
motored to Bellingham Monday.
The marriage of Miss Esther War
ner to Mr.. Floyd Metcalf of Nooksack
took place at the brides home Sun
day afternoon. The Rev. Shultz of
Nooksack officiated. They left i'm
lnediately for Seattle and other points
on the Sound.
Mrs. w. B. Vandergriend OF
Lynden spent Saturday with her
mother, Mrs. c. Hoover.
Mrs. n. X. Fisher returned Tues
day to her home in Bremerton after
spending two weeks at the H. lver-
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson re-
turned Monday from their wedding
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Warren moved
Tuesday from Knapp's apartments to
the Todd home.
Mrs c. F. Reed spent the first OF
the week at the Meurer home at
Riverside.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
DEFERRED KINDNESS.

Let the moral the following
quotation points sink deep into
your mind: III am rather tired
of seeing all the flowers at we'd
dinss and funerals. We need q
few in between. Maybe q few
flowers put into the hand when
il was warm instead of icy cold
might have kept the hands warm
q little longer. Anyway, il would
have made the heart that has
ceased to beat q little lighter"