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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The German declara-
ton Of unrestricted submarine warfare
was discussed at a special meeting of the
Spanish Cabinet. according to a Reuter-
dispatch from Madrid.
The dispatch says the Minister of the
Interior, on communicating TO the news
papers the note of the Central Powers ap-
pealed to them TO observe discreet COM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
coNFERs WITH U. s. ENVOY
spain's Foreign Minister and Willard
in Conference

MADRID. Feb. 2. - spain's Minister Of
Foreign Affairs had n long interview with
Joseph f. willard. the American Ambassa-
dor at Madrid, concerning the new situation
created for neutral States by the German
note regarding unrestricted wal wal are.
An enormous sensation was caused in
Madrid by the publication of the note.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

HARRY THAw had a change for the
worse according TO the physicians at St.
Mary's Hospital. and his mind Is an abso-
Lutte blank. His mother, Mrs Mary G.
Thaw. is constantly at his bedside. No
time has been set for Thaw's removal to
New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
st. Louis Post-Dispatch

1t is inconceivable that any self-respect-
ing nation will accept the conditions laid
down by Germany. Neither the President
nor Congress can withstand the force of
the storm Of public opinion which is rising
from every quarter Of the land.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
Providence Tribune

The situation has now been made more
acute than it was when the Lusitania In
cident shocked the whole American people
and 1t must be met in more effective man
ner,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

AMERICAN ONCOLOGIC HOSPITAL
has raised nearly $500 for the purchase of
radium by a dance given in the Rittenhouse'
war conditions have greatly reduced the
cost of the precious mineral, according to
Mrs. Walter C. Hancock, one of the mem
bers of the board, and the hospital now has
supply.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY is teaching the
care of the feet. A new course in CHI
ropody has been established with corps OF
thirty.fve instructors A free clinic also
has been formed in connection with the
classes. The department is under the head
of Dr. Frank A. Thompson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

Late press comment on the German
American crisis follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

wOMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE of
PENNSYLVANIA is seeking to raise its endow-
ment fund to $l,00O,000. More than 100
workers have started the campaign. The
fund already totals 100000, but 1t Is
planned to increase 1t to the million-dol-
lar mark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
New York Telegram

Count Won Bernstorff must be handed MI
papers. The next step Is up to the Presi
dent. All differences that may have existed
now vanish. The American people stan'
behind him as one man. Those VINO arr
not Americans must be watched.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

FIRE, which Is believed to have had an
incendiary origin, was discovered early to-
day in the poolroom of Warren Spear, at
Berks street and East Girard avenue. by
Policeman Wilkinson, of the East Girard
avenue station. A pile of papers and rub
bish were ignted beneath pool table,
which Spear asserts was placed there during
the night. The loss was trifiing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington Times

Germany has replied to the American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02
New York Evening Sun

with our Government showing resolut
and courageous front and out people unite
behind 1t. in our best judgment we nav
little to fear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-02

FKACEV I'd bN
Robert Dougherty, thirty-one years, ol
1914 Mountain street when he fell in th'
street at Point Breeze avenue and Dickinson
street last night. Policeman Mctlevery. o.
the Twentieth and Federal streets station
had the injured man removed to st. Agnes
Hospital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24
Ser 5aa Der Saee.

Die aose, mag iie nod 10 bod
unb nod 10 unseididt bon einem
9ade ober @emduer berabipringen,
ipirb ME auf ben Sppf ober Riidsn,
ionbern itets auf bic SiiBe fallen.
Oas liegt baran, bab bas Sier i'm
9lugenblid bes gbIprunsss ieinem
aOrper eine Orebung erteilt. Die
8abe slei9t barin benz S6ipimmer,
Der es beim Sprunse bonn Brett au9
10 einridtet, bab er entpebsr nit
benz &opf ober nit ben 5iiBen 5uerft
i'm Wafer antommt. Sin Sa9selebrs
ter i9ilbert feline 9eriu9e, bic er
CUR 4uftlGruns bieier alten 9eobo6s
tuns anitellte. Gr banb an bic 9eine
elmer &abe 8dnbden, ipanote bas
Sier bann 10 um, baB es nit benz
&pfe mad unten bins unb lieb bic
bier Sanb4en gu glei4sr 3eit los.
Die &aBe fiel gu 9oben, ober fam
nit ben JiiBen suerit an. Wd6renb
bes Sallens batte iie ndmli9 ibren
&Orper bliBf6nell sebrebt, inoem tie
nit ihrem S6pon5e einen 3reisbpz
gen bef6rieb. unb mubte iomil, na6
bem 9eieb BON @irtuns unb @eaen>
Ipirfuns, nit ben Siiben suerit ben
Grbboben beriibren. lin bieie SutIaz
9e nod befer gu peranT6auli6en,
fertigte unfer @eipdbrsmonn einen
pappeSplinoer on, Der einen aabens
forper oaritelIte. 9ieien perIab er
nit pappenbei1en uno fiibrte bur9
ben 3plinber bhnn einen Srabt, an
oeKen einem gnbe elm S6pans aus
yappe angebdngt purbe. Dur9 cine
6eber i'm Snnern bes 3plinbers ipurs
be Der einmal i'm &reiie berumsebre6s
te S9nona geipannt uno bur9 eineH
Semmitift feitgebolten. @urbe bos
SabenmObelI nit ben 9einen na9
oben geRaIten, Der Semmittft eelots
tert uno Der pappeaDlinber glei9seis
tis losseIaiien, bann beIdrieb Der
poppenf6pan5 einen &reisbosen unb
Der WooelltDrper fiel nit ben ssiiben
ooran ouf ben @rbbobsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24
Ser abuunesuoue sa.smanu.

.Mein Balomunn," 70 ersGbIte Der
S0rIter Winbmabsr Ieineu SugbgGiten.
lift als elm &aBent0bter Sebu Wsilen
in Der Runos 6srii6tigt. Wenn Der
eine 3abe beim Wilbern iiberraIdt, 10
fuBt er lie NIT einem SAT i'm 9enid.
ihiittelt fe Elm poarmal fin unb her,
uno bic 3ab'' oentt 5sitlebsns nimmer
an Elm Weiterlaufen."
sd mar baber neuli6 aans pers
pler. Sust er ba i'm Sungipalo eineu
groBen f6pdr5en &ater auf. aber an.
itdtt ibm nad3uieben. bleibt er ihrpeif.
ipeoelnb bel mir ftebeu. Sd I6rei:
.Sas!" = 0et Sunb riibrt fi9 nibt.
Sd bebe ibn nodmals nit einem SUB.
tritt auf ben Sater, = alIes umIonitI
Ser Suno esbt i'm ntbt an, unb ebe
i6 bem idtpar5en 9esit ein's auf ben
Pela bremen fonn. 1T es in Der Rif=
tuns sesen bas 9r9nenpirtbsbaus
oerI6punoen."
nWie id 9lbenbs boriibertomm'.
ftebt Der &ronsnuirtb in Der Sbur unb
ia Tag: rSeut' fat mein Walbmann
Sbren &ater beim Wiloern paroonirt.~
Der aronenpirth Ihaut ii9 ooriid-
tia um. osutet na6 Der 2uube i'm @ars
ten, mo- cine 8eIelihaft Stubtleu'
beiIammen iaB uno iagt f9nun5elnb
balblaut: rOa bGtt' mir Sbr Sunb
elm Stri6 our6 ben Speis5ettel ges
mddt. Ssnn Der 8uter mar fdon felt
geitern 5u einem 9aienbraten Be-
itimmt. Die Serren aus Der Stabt
meinen. bic Sdleu ipGren au Gnbe Der
Shonseit am beIten."
Bel bem Wprte nSdonseit" blinselt
mid mein Wdlomann peritdnbnibin-
Mig an. !Sisr bat Der alio in bent
adter bSeits ben Saien in spe re-
fpsttirt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24
Gle Satinerinuen.

Gin jeber idou uernabnt. id) CLAUDE,
Bon Der Sabineriunen Hau6e;
Sod luu9e ihlpicg Siltoria
&ou Dem. lpus binterber 9eidub.
@is iiineit man fanb ein lblmmlig Slatt,
Sralii Ntpils cs~ beid)ricblu Eat.
Sm Nnfang mar man gan6 ent5ildt.
gSie gut ole tiibne Cat ge9liidt.
81 alien Strabeu glrm i'll Slrm
Sab man Der iln9en Yaare Stiparm.
Sam man an einem Saus uorbe,
60 idIapt barau5 nur Aiilierei;
llnb lpet buieinaG. iapper.ot
Ser mar bis an DIE Sbren rot.
0alo aber tlultert man: - @raus.
ySie elcno iiebt Der @illcius ausl
llro eort. Der 9uils. jprab man bauee.
ySas bat Der fir ne oide @anae9
llno Gneius garl Gbeu. mir 9rauItl
SSie 1T Ser Sart ipm arg 5er8auitl
llnp cincs ld]onen Cages nat
3uiammen ein @ebeims enat.
Won 6ortc bod pom Nehnerpult
Oie 80rtcben 9ieuc, Sunhe. S6ulb,
Wan oebatticrte bin uno hes.
SSie pobl bas 9in9 gu faiien mar. =
sd bn, i" rief pips.it Nlall uno Sau
EomponiuS. ocr Selbmaridjaa.
.Ran bolc. alir idlag id) Dor.
Sen g8ddter pom Sabinertorl" =
Ser @ddbter Iomnt. ~Spcrr auf bic
Sbren.
Cont biit perbutte on. perlorcnl
Su bait bisber bel Gag uno HadJt
Sos Sor bebiitet uno beipad)t.
9iur per se5eiai pes Paiics Sdein.
Sen lieBeit bu 5ur Stabi bereiu.
Wun iebt ab. bore, iuas id ia9e.
Gilt oieie 8orihriit uilr bel Gage.
Gobalb Der Naft at 5ebne idreit.
Wad, aui oas Sor iperruneeIiueit
llnb tiimm re teinen Seut iif brum,
gBas 'reinfudrts fommt fin Gublitum.
@ieueidt idleidt bier unb oa ourhs
Sur
Gid elmer pom SdbinertorpS
llno bolt" Ter itrablt BON Soffs
nunessIiidl
,gYas mir 10 idnoo geraubt, 5uriidl'"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24

@orfdIag 3ur Sit.
.Was. jebt tpolIt Sbr @uh Ifsibeu
lafen unb bubt erIt geItern Sure ill
berne Sodseit sefeiert9!" .Sa.
Serr Riater. mir iino bait arm. unb
buben nur 10 lang s'part. neil mir
s'Dubt balm. baB CUR ii!bernen Sod1z
Seit uns a. Seba imOorf mas ibentt!"
= Damn pertrdgt @uh bod rod Biz
our goloenen Sot3eit = ba siebt es
ia nod mebr Seidents!" - rTo, mas
meinit D, 2llts9l"
= 8erte6rte Metbooe. -
rSagen sic mir nur, tpie eSsbnen alIe
bic WiBe einfalIen, bic sic ben 9ldt-
tern sinienoen?" : ,Oas III ie6r einz
fad: i9 fanse suerIt bsrsli4 gu laden
an = nun, uno bann lad' idb bait 10
lang. big mir Der entIpre4enbe Wib
basu einfdlIt."
- 4us ben 9efefIfdaft.
o.: Sasen sic, parum buffet uns
trd65t bic Sausfrau, 1T ibr sttpas in
bic &eble getommen2 = g.: W9 neiH,
iie periudt nur, ben ruiiiIhen @rafen
Der pplniI4en 8aronin ppr3uitslIen.
= 4n bere 3eiten. o.: Su
iptrft ipobl bsim Concert mitpirten,
Define Stimme purbe itets nod bes
ipunosrt9 = g.; 8eSdure febr, better
5reunb, felt msiner 9erbeiratbuna
babe id feline Stimme mebr!
= Oas g 9redensfino. =
9retfsn: Mamu, bds lit bod ltnre6t
pom papa! SonIt tiiBt er INNER bic
9ouoernunte uno iebt, no er bon ibr
Ibi6ie0 nimmt, bat er ibr feinen &uB
gegsben!
= Der Gin orud. Sunte (au
oem duf 8eTuh bst ibr peilenben Stus
benten): ~Hun, Sugo, bait Ou Dir bic
Stabt ungeieben9 Was bat iie fir ei.
men Ginorud auf Did gema6t2" -
Reffe: ~0as Bier 1T gang ausssssi&r
net Sonte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24

unuerbsfisrli9. @nGs
otss (Su Der absebenoen aodim:
Oas mub i4 iasen: an Sbnen bebe
id elm tiiatiass Stiid llnusri4dmts
belt tennen gelsrnt.
a09ir: So. i9aun g. Wcoam',
Der Meufd lernt net aus in Der
Welt!
= 3uirisben. 5rau o.:
J2un, rpis ino Sic nit Dem nsuen
Mdoden 5ufrieoen9
sSrau g.: Sebg; oas lit elm tpahrcr
@ngel, or6eitsn tut lie pie elm Pfsro,
ibpeissn pis elm Sid uno ehsn 10
penig pis elm Spab.
= Oas epig Weibli9e. =
5D9ter: r60r' mai, papa. iast man
Der Silon3 oosr Die 9ilan39
Batter: Ratiirlid lit 9ilanS fpeibs
tid. osnn iis IT INNER falia!
= unter 3ofeu. 9sins
9ndoise 1T ni6t ins Bao sereiit;
oo III liz po6l re9t leiosno2
= Die? Hi9t oas @eringite l.is
bet iis; ni9t einmal, baB mein Sra.
soner mid obepbs ir Der Slide be-
iudt.
= Splittsr. Cine eitIe 5rau
nit iale6ten 3dbnen lnht ielbit iider
ben beIten @iB ri6t.
Stil6lIte. Der 9raf
batte iid aIs iunger Offi3ier emit
cine boi, Suppe eingebrodt, Die Ii4
oann pi: ein roter 5obeu ourG ielne
san5e ipiters 3arriere sos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24
Tim Relefta.
Stoman bon Soa Sss.Gb.
az. i5ortlybHna.)

sbafiilo fubr fort: Isle tam. um
mir Elm @sbeimnis ansupertrauen:
Beate ipirb Malte Solbin beiraten.
'@eitern baben iis ith seeinist."
Srnes Sano, nod ben a0fder
baItcnb, lag unbelpeglid. pie ylei
auf Der S9reibtii9platte.
Gin pollfommenes Sdipeigen
berri6te piele Setunben lang.
Sbafiilo bate ben anbsren beoba9>
ten ipollen.
Run mar in ibm cine 9lrt feeli>
f6er 5eigbeit, uno er pagte ni9t,
NIT einem Bid bos 9eii9t bes anz
bersn gu ftreifen.
@ebe, ipenn er su piel barauf
n0ie beiben paIien 5uIammen," +"
iaste Srne plDbli4 sana talten so-
mes. Damn ftanb er auf, nit ieinen
eetppbnten iebr f9nellen 8eipesunz
gen, unb faste, baB er fofort nod
,auf ben peitli9en Sei9 miiffe. gr
itiilpte iif ben Sut auf ben &ppf,
ipeit aus Der Stirne tpie INNER,
frantierte ieinep Brief unb sins
babon. aein Bid, tein einaiger
batte oas @use ieines 5rsunbes se>
troffen,
Sbaiiilo blieb suriid. aein 2idt>
ftrobl batte feline biiiteren @ebanz
fen erbellt unb Seritrellt. 9lber audi
fein 9lugenblid iie bere9tister se>
ma6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24

fen. Seine Nodfrase ersab feinsn
slufentbaIt SbaiiilO ba4ts iid gu
geouloen bis bisien Morgen. Sies
fen Moresn dber befam er elm SeIez
sramm: sd mubte rereiIen. 8rieT
foIst."
Sbafiilo tpagte nidt, ii6er bas
Selearamm nahsubenfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24

Gs mar am Na6mittag oesIelben
Sases. Waalte 9olbin fob tpieber
Bel 8.ate i'm 9arten unter ben &as
ftanien. sSrii6te unb Wein ftanben
auf bem Slid.
Malte Solbin ipar febr feit in
feinem tprreften @orfaB, in feline
8rGutigomsre6te erIt na9 9lblauf
he's Srouerjnbres etnautreten. 9lber
8eatens 9dnbe ungefiibt gu IaHen
nein, bas nGre gu bart ges
ipeien! limb lie lieB es serne sea
f9eben.
Die 3eit bes 9eiu9es aber muBte
fnapp bemeHen blei6en. Sie Mens
f9en in Mariabt paren su neuz
eieris, gu tlatidbaft. sic lpiiroen
9lei9 permuten, oaB ba etpas i'm
Werfe iei!
@s mar ia f6per. ii9 losaureiz
Zen. 9lber eingeoent ieiner tprretz
ten @oridBe fab Wtalte SoIbin bod
na9 Der ubr.
SHe llbr tpurbe auf ben Slid
aeleet. Rpb flint Minuten.
9llfo nod 3eit 5u elm pdar ausz
fiibrli9en Sanbtiifen.
limb bann mar es ipirtlib 10 ipett.
Gr muBte fort.
p9lbsr morgen fomme i9 pieber!"
uGs lit gu oft!" tlagte 8eate,
~bie brei Monate miiiien mir nod
peritdnOig iein!"
r@ut, iibermorgen!"
rSa, bann tDnnsn Sic bier Bel
uns binieren, lieber Malte, bas ginz
Iaufen bes S9iffes unb ali Der felt.
Iids 2drm babel 1T @orpanD aez
mug"
rSamos 2llio leben Sic ppbl.
geate = bieie gpisteit bis iibera
morgen bin!"
9ls er fort ipar, baate iie ein
paar Minuten iiber i'm nad:
Gr mar bod elm isbr, iebr netter
Meni9. llno fabelbaft biitinsuisrt.
sic tpiirben Elm pprnebmes, amiiz
fantss 2eben fiibrsn. Sm Spmmer
ouf 5riebertsnbof. Sm Winter in
Der HeiiDena. Sn Berlin pdre es
fi9er i9per gefpeien, bel Sof 3ulab
Su finben. sic mar ia biirssrli9
unb Soloin bate ni1t pic elm Wliz
niiter pber 2(tta6e Dbsr elm tomz
manbierenber 9eneral cine feite
Stelluns am Sof, bic au4 Der Sc
mablin BON ielbit ben 3utritt se>
!pdbrts. 9lber bier i'm 2anbe, in ner
fleinen Hei eiibeno. fonnte unb ourfte
elmer Der &apaliere aus Der Hitters
f9aft feline Satin poritellen, nod
ba5u, ba lie aus elmer alt anfGfiiz
gen, febr angeIebenen 9utsbeliBersz
familie ftammte. Iub erinnerte
@eate iid nit WoblsefaIlen an ben
@inbrud, ben fie pamals auf ben
Siiriten unb iein Gefolge gema6t
bate. Wian bate ibr aub geiagt.
bab ionit nur cine 9roide, bette
bsnb aus benz Namenssug in Bril-
IontIplittern, BEL ioldem anlab an
bic erte 5eitiunsfrau gei9entt mir
be. Sic ober bate Elm iebr f9Dnes
Qlrmbano betommen. So, es tonnte
febr biibi6 tperben!
Sic erbpb iih. nm bic @ldIer unb
5ru9ttelIer SuiammenSurdumen.
!SeDi mar beute brauben auf @la>
nau, Inn in Der bortigen Wirtl9aft
elm penis nod benz Rs9ten gu ie>
ben. Vie CUTE Sebi! Sic fp!!te
AUDI seipiB einmaI mad Jrieberiten=
bpf einoelooen peroen!
0ur9 ben griinen 9orten lam oas
SienItmGohen.
nSerr Sielmerien bittet I'm bic
Gbre!"
rSSSn ben blousn SaIpn -
9eate fiiblte. baB ibr bic Sdnoe Sits
terten. sic mar aud ounteIrot 9e<
pproen.
gGie unbegreifli9! Wie peinlid
rOos tpmmt nur, neil i9 BUM
meripeiie 10 pisl an i'm seba4t babe.
@r etbt mid oph gar nidts an =
gar ni9ts!" Sas SerS tlppfte i9r
rnIenp. sic ging isbr Ian9iam
aurd BEN 9arisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24
Stuoio's Spluefer.

SonSerbdr, aber luabr. )
9leibt bph itets Der alte Spru6: :
0iel trinft man, bod ME genua!
Stubio iibt beim admpsni6sin,
Iuf Der 8uoe gang allein,
@n benz leBten Sabrsstas,
Was bas pobl bsoeuten mag?
Od. iebt, UNI Wlttterndht,
SIT es runb um ibn erfpadt.
lnb elm fhpar3er &atsr f6nurrt: !;
Dir nur bant' i1 bic 9eburt,
Sunbertmal er8eust fiirtpabr
Sdit MIDI in benz lsbten Subr."
limb au ibm esieGt ii6 IhnsG
Oa elm glffe duf Der Ste[I':
rSait midi oft nab 0aus geiragsn.
Bie oft fann id gar ni6t iasen -
&lein bin id) ionit BON Natur.
Du allein tennit srob mid nur!"
Sieb, bd fommen ifon bsr6ei
4uh Der 8arten tdnee Reib'
uno Der srite, Wen5el lprid1t:
Dit no6l 6attelt Du mid ni6t.
Senn oft batt ih. furdjtbepest.
@dnen mid in ben Sedt gelsst.
Sroboem batteit oft Ou .Sdpein".
Oft dud iauiteit 0u binein
Sb Ou miibe oft unb matt.
Sierlcat trieateit ME Ou 5ati!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-24

DWeiht!" 70 Bat Der Stuoio laut,
Ils er alles oies erIhaut.
.Oenn i'm udthiten Sabr itebt mir
Oas (Sramsn Dor Der S6iir.
Mefflein. mubt oann Nbl6ieo nsbmeu.
adter. mubt DID idon bsquemsu
Inoere iunTt gu erfreu'u.
Gebet Do6l. SIR &artenreib'ni"
Ils Der Stuoio 70 9eIpro6en
&am Der Ourit hernngefrohsn.
yBds bat Stloio oa geIaet9
9l9. BON ibm gar arg aepIuat
SIT er alsbalo ppG 9erlanaen
gBteosr bin gum ~3Opsn" sunaen =
llno beim nG6iten WiorasnIhsin.
Stellten grntulireno elm
Sid dls erIte umionit Bat sr .
Nff' uno Gater!
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-19

There will be special services in
the Methodist Episcopal church all
day on Sunday, Oct. %. These special
services mark the formal opening of
the new church basement for worship.
Sunday school will be held at 10 a. m.
In the new basement there will be ad-
equate accommodation for a very
large Sunday school. It has been de-
signed especially to meet the needs of
the Sabbath school and the Epworth
league work Of the church. The at
tendance in the Sunday school has
shown a steady increase for over a
year and now reaches from 160 to
ITO pupils. The school in the base
ment will meet in departments and
is graded and organized. On Sunday,
Oct. 20, Rev. P. w. Haynes, Sunday
school missionary Of the North Mon
tana conference will give an address
to the school. At II a. m. the choir
will render special anthems and solos
and Dr.. Leon H. Sweetland Of Mon
tana Wesleyan college will speak. It
is conceded that DR.. Sweetland is m
Of the ablest speakers in the state of
Montana. At 3 p m. there will be a
concert of sacred song consisting of
anthems, solos, duets and instrumental
music. At this service the sacra-
ment of Baptism will also be admin
istered. At $3.50 p. m. the Epworth
league will meet and will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Sweetland. This is a
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rare opportunity for the young people
Of Glasgow to hear this talented man.
At 1880 evening worship will be held.
There will be special singing by the
choir consisting Of anthems and solos
and Rev. ]. A. Martin Of Great Falls
will speak. Rev. Martin was the first
resident pastor at Glasgow and is
now the district superintendent of the
Great Falls district. At all of these
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Nicholas Romanoff and family are
perhaps just 10Y content to live
quietly in Tobolsk.
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gov, Montana, and a copy of said Of
ficial notice mailed to each property
owner within such Special Improve
ment District Number 80, at least Is
days before the date of hearing OBJ
jections on the final adoption Of this
resolution.
Finally adopted by the city council
approved by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
1917.
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Kerensky is doubtless a great man,
but he ought to find a way to punish
cowardice and treachery in the army.
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approved by the Mayor.
C. M. E. SERVICES


Mayor
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-15
POULTRYMEN WILL
BETTER PRICES 6 CTS.
To Contract With Firm
For Entire Product At Low Charge
For Handling Eggs

That the new Washington Poultry
Association is now making arrang-
ments for the handling of eggs that
will assure local poultrymen at least
six cents per dozen more than they
are now receiving, was the statement
made today by G. H. Griffith. sec
retary of the Whatcom County dist
let branch of the association.
One of the largest firms in Seattle
has made an offer to handle all the
eggs OF the Association for one cent
dozen, a remarkably low margin.
The directors are now drawing up a
contract with this house.
Stock is being subscribed now in
the association, seventy-five shares
having been sold at the first meeting
at Laurel and many since that time.
The shaISs are one dollar each. which
amount will be refunded should the
member stop shipping eggs through
the association. No dues are levied,
and the shares are worcestershire
Those who desire Information con
cerning the association should get
in touch with Mr.. Griffiths.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-15
GET READY TO NAME
AGRICULTURAL AGENT
Commissioners Confer With II. b.
Coglon, State Leader, To Obtain
Suitable Man

Arrangements are being made
this week for the employment of a
farm advisor for Whatcom County. r
B. Coglon. of the state college, who is
at the head of the county agents of
the state conferred with the county
commissioners about the plan.
The agent will not be named for
two or three weeks, until the com
missioners have been able to examine
the one hundred applications for the
post Professor Coglon will be asked
to recommend three from this big
list, whom he thinks best fitted to
handle the Whatcom County work.
The commissioners are anxious to
get a man who has record as sue
essful farmer. in addition to technical
knowledge, and one who is an ex-
pert on stock.
Nine counties are now seeking a
county agent, bringing the total of
those who will employ such an officer
up to twenty-seven. Professor Cog
Ion declares that, owing to the splen-
did results these county advisers have
been able to produce, he expects that
within a short time, every county in
the state will have an agricultural
agent
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-15
EYNDEN AT CENTER
OF NEW PAVED ROAD?
41ard-Surfaced Highway Planned A.
long Present Lynden-Blaine And
Lynden-Sumas Roads

& With the passage of the amend
ment to the Donahue road law by the
legislature which distributes the cost
Of road-building among the property
owners. cities. townships, and county,
property holders along the Blaine
Lynden-Sumas road are making ar
engagements to circulate petitions for
the hard-surfacing of that highway.
The new law permits the property
owners to pay for the improvement
BY issuing bonds over a twenty-year
period, instead of financing the prop
oeition in single year. as was done
1n the case of the Guide Meridian and
Terndale roads. A considerable part
81 the cost is borne by the townships,
2nd county.
A committee of all the property
oblders along the route is circulating
the petition.
The route of the improvement will
1ollow the present Blaine-Lynden
road and the Lynden-Sumas road, al
though changes might be made in
This course.
The new law will permit the con-
struction of one hundred miles of
hard surfaced-roads. in the next five
years, or at the rate of about twenty
one miles a year. The new law pro-
vides that no assessments for road
work in any county may exceed four
mills year.
The county bears one-half of the
expense under the new law. the road
district one-luarter, and the property
owners one-quarter. the owners of
the property in the Improvement dis
trict being given the privilege Of pay
ing over a period of twenty years, if
they so desire.