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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30
ALASKA LEADS
 THE UNION IN
 THE WOOL SALE

With the returns coming from the various states on the sale of the White House wool it has been found that Alaska leads the Union in the amount returned from the disposal of the wool. The following letter from the chairman of the war coun. Gil to Governor Riggs makes a com parative showing of the leading States and Alaska. New York, the largest state in population in the Union. makes the smallest showing. The communication is as follows:
 Juneau, Sept. 12. 1918. The following letter has just been received at the office of Governor Riggs. Jr.:
 Washington. D. C., Aug. 31, 1918. Hon. Thos Riggs. Jr..
 Governor of Alaska,
 Juneau. Alaska. My Dear Governor Riggs:
 Please permit me to thank you for your letter of August 21st noting Alaskas contribution toward the Presidents White House wool fund for your contribution was $5SS17u. want to thank the people of Alaska. as well as yourself. for the cooperation they have given us, and extend hearty congratulations to you tho 1,,ith ;nl, ranged for the disposal of the White House wool. This money will be pac- ed to the credit of the second Red Cross war fund drive and will be used to carry the message of cheer to suffering mankind, both here and abroad.
 With but few other states to hear from. 1t pleases me to advise you that Alaska heads the list by its contribution. Note below the list of states making the most substantial contributions
 Arizona-$ 5O5.
 Idaho-$1. .00O.
 Maryland-$1 .000.
 Mississippi-$1,00 ,000.
 Nebraska-$5,00O
 New Hampshire, s1.200.
 Texas-$1, ,250.
 Porto Rico-$4,0O0
 New York-$800
 West Virginia-$S00.
 Very Truly Yours,
 H. P. DAWSON,
 Chairman War Council.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30

 FOR CHARTER

In the next outgoing mail will be sent an application for charter for the forming of a branch of the Red Star in Fairbanks R. NJ Brown. to whom was delegated the work of securing the required number of sig natures to secure the charter, has the signatures of some of the most prominent people of Fairbanks affixed to the application.
 On the arrival of the charter as many signatures as possible will be obtained in an endeavor to make the Fairbanks branch the strongest one in Alaska. Every person who calls himself humanitarian should join the Red Star branch in Fairbanks. The yearly membership fee is $1.
 The object of the society is that of saving horses that have been wounded at the front. The past pro ceeding has been to kill them. Ow ing to the large number being used on the battle line. it has been found cheaper and more humane to try and save the animal for further use. Every ship leaving an American port is needed for the transportation of men and supplies. Every ship di- verted to the carrying of horses and other animals is one ship less for the use of the army. In saving the horse at the front that much more fighting material can be sent overseas to de- feat the Hun.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30
CANNERY MEN
 IN FAIRBANKS

A power boat arrived in Fairbanks from the lower river yesterday with a number of the cannery employees who left here during the early sum- mer. One and all are totally dis gusted with the result of their sum- mer's work, several of them having barely enough to go through the win ter on.
 In speaking of the conditions exist ing at the cannery one of them stated that 1t was a hard matter to judge whether things had been misrepre- sented to them or not It was cer- tain that conditions were not as profitable to them as they had been led to expect. Their quarters were about the only thing that had re- deeming feature. The pack did not come up to expectations by many thousand cases, and the bonus given them was hardly compensation for two weeks work at any other labor. Instead of having full equipment, the men were handicapped greatly by only about one-half being usable. The number of boats was insufficient and the men had to work on a relay system.
 In summing up their experience the men state that they are glad they went, for never again will they wander away from home under gilt. tering promises.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30
SATURDAYS REPORT OF THE WAR
WESTERN FRONT1

WESTERN FRONT]
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Sept. 27.-The Germans the northwest of Varennes and Montfaucon have countered heavily against the Americans who hastily drove them from their strong Notifications The Huns hurled back with great losses the Americans having antc
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-30

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

termader beibebalten. - Die Sotpn-
Sarperbiioren bielten in Ser Glerfs
Office cine 8eriammlung, in melder
Suitin &lier als Begem1fieber fir
ben Sopn Jarn1ing. er1lanrt muroe.
- 9einrih @obor1t erbielt Ole fre1-
6ige9tadrid, 6aB.oer int Barf9fapi6s
1Dobnetloen 5amilie ,SSobn @oborit
Elm munteres S0bnhen geboren muir
De. sSSn DER Janilie S. g. &amler
iteate 1i6 elm nettes Mdbhen elm;
0as qlei6e TreuoenereigniB trug itd)
IN Ger Iamilie S. $. 9ingmann gu.
8eiben 6arnilien uniern @liidtpnnib.
Derlangt gum iofortigen gintritt
elm 5llDerlaiiiges Mao6en CUR Ser
ridtu11g ollgemeiner @onsarbeit.
2obn $500 per ISOLDE atnb quite Be-
banolung 5ugeiihert. gu erfragen:
6rml 81. 80. S. &ern, 411-7. Nbe.
1itblih ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Melrpie.
Soiepb Bauer, melder nit 6ami=
lie iein @eim bon bier na6 ct.
Glolr6 perlegt fat, fat 6as neben
@ermam Sb0ner bnielblt gelegene
@r111bitiid gefa11ft, auf DEM er }ofort
cine &eii6en5 erridten laiIen miro.
= Sic bier be1tebenbe &otbe &ren5=
@e1eaibaft lit iebt bereits nit SEN
@orbereitungen fir eine patriotiide
&erlteigerurg tpel6e inn Wonnemo=
not Mail 1tattfi1r6en ioa, in BOILER
Sbatigfeit. 3os geno1e 3atum un0
alles Ndbere miro 5ur Belt befannt
gemodt 1per6en. 9ie 6armer linb
jett sidon freu116libit eingela6en, iid
an ser pafriotilden &unbgebung 5u
betbeiligen, 90 Ser &e1nertraq gum
@eiten nnlerer 5um Sternenbanner
einge5ogeren S0bne bertpen6et miro.
- Ser 9oDalitdts=g ll1b beri6tete Sic
Ginnubme bon $4,000 fir &riegs=
ipurmorfen. = Mo6 mebrere Gage
langcm geiude bel bieiigen @ermano=
ten nn6 6re11n6en itn6 Sobn Gilbert,
6ro1 inns &ii1rber nah ibrem 6eim
IN Sent 511rudgetebrt. : Ner1f1eDe=
ne 6alle bon Gdarlo6fieber itnb bier
b%orgefommen, unb sic notbigen Nor=
februngen 51r @erbiitung Ser
8erbreit1ng ser &ranfbeit iino
g~etroffen tporben. Matbias Stein
bat ii6 onfanqs lebter Wode
nud) @lentano, Mont., begeben.
7ra11 8. %. @inb bot 1iG bon ben
Torgen Scr on ihr inn bieIigen Soipi-
tai porgenon1menen Operotion tpie=
Ser 10 5iemli6 erbo1t. - Gin fleines
g0hnhen Ser Samilie Clinton Mor<
tholer lit I'M bneiiqen 6ofpita1 ope-
riert tpor6en. = esn ser Ton1ilie So
lepb Go1hert ite1te ii6 Elm m1lnte=
res @6bnden Elm, tpo8lt nniern 8liid=
ml1nih. - 9os Se1t 6es fl. Soiehb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

muroe in Der ct. gonifa5iusfirde
burh ein feierlides Mmt beganqar,
mabrenb tpel6em ser bodap. @err
gm Der goer Ole 5eitpreoigt bielt.
I1n 5reitaa tpurbe 6os Set ser Sic
ben Sdmer5en in ge%na1nter Stride
gefeiert, tDobei Der bodap. @err @el
ienoorf bon @eit l1nion pre6igte. -
$. 60. 8rofer bon MinneapoIis mar
anfo1lgs LETTER ISOLDE in unierer Mit=
te; er NOR eben nit ieiner Satin bon
elmer nod Sos Mngeles, gal., ge=
madten 8ergniigungstour 51triidge=
febrt. - Nlbert Stern BON Mariban
trof anfa1gs letter ISOLDE bier Elm
1lnb unter5oq ith Mitttpod inn bie-
iigen &oipitaI elmer Operation. =
6ran5 @einrih Smitb, tpeI6er bier
geihdftlid tbGtig lit, miro am Glen
flag, ben 2. .glpril Sri. Gbriitino
&rafer>f 9odter Ser @ittape Maria
@rofer, in Der ct. 8onifo5ius= Stride
als 8ra1tt gum Srol1oltare fiibren.
Spring Sill.
SIS 8ardenger bon bier bot fei-
ne inn Sotpn 2afe 6enrD geIegene
9Sorm 6em Matb. 2ieier fG1gli6
iiberlaiien, un6 Ser 8ater bes @errn
8ardenger, 5ermann 8ardenger,
bot feline Snrm f6nflih IN Sobn
9ieier abeetreten; beibe mer6en ibr
Seim noh gn1em, 81. 9, berIegen,
no6bem 50. s. Bar9enger om l..
Mpril feline geriteigerl1ne gebo1ten
baben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

MilitdrAanplans I'M Camp GORDON,
atlo1ta, Georgia bethlehem, mobin er
Dienitag BON ct. gIouo abreiite.
Sim Samltag traute ber bodtp. SEER
in Der bieiigen Yfarrfir6e feline
Sdapelter, SRI. Ibereiia gifboff nit
Sobn &aui6 BON 2a1trl1p, Morriion
,GolntD. Ofit iei11en @errpanoten un6
5reurben minidt 0em iungen Yaare>
Dos fem Seim IN 2aitrup mad)t mo
Ser 9rautigm cine 8anfaniteQnng
befleioet, @liif u1lo segen a1f alien
@egen.
gerlangt 5l1m lofortigen @intritt
elm 5l1perlal1tges Wfab6en CUR Ser
ribtl1ng allgemeiner @a11sarbeit.
2obn $500 per @o6e un1o quite Be=
ba1olung sl1Qeiidyert. 81 erfragen:
6rnu 0r. so. SSs &ern 411-7. Mbe.
1iiblid, ct. CLOUD, Minn.
2afe Senry.
Sic bier gebaltene 8iQoge=@obl
batte folgen6es grgebniB: Moid. &rGi=
mer, 8raiibent; Sep. 8rid, Motb.
Meil1er, Matb. SSdiger, Mitglieoer bes
ginage=&atbes; Sobn 2ie1er, Sdub=
meilter; Geter S9mib, &ecor6er;
Oiotb. Sdriber, Noli5iit. = Sotpr
2ofe @enrD bat fid bel Ser @abl fol-
ge1r6e 8eamten gegeben: MnoreoS
@iener, glerf; Setter $. @iirb, GU
perbi1or; Sobn 2ie1er, Sdabmeiiter;
Self. Miiller, 6rieoensrihter; $. s..
Setting, Gonftable. 6rau Ste
pban @r116eI bot bte &iidrei1e nod.
ibrem @eim in 8aiba, Canada, arge-
treten, 1rad6em ibr 5u gbrem nod
cine re6t n1genebme Mbidiebsfeier
qeholten mor6en tpor. = Gin fleines
&iro ser 6omilie Sacob Stodorb lit
INNER nod) ihlimm erfra1rft, tpie=
tpobl ni6t jebtpeoe Soffmtng auf iei=
me ertpiinidte @eneinng oltsgeldloi=
len lit.
&pscoe.
SSrou @ilbelm Sbeis bon 8utfins
par BEL ibren bier %pob1en6en gltern,
&116olf @unt 11no @attin at @aite.
- Moh o6t Soge langem 8erbleib
it, Mbon lit @m. Sod mie1er 81 lns
5nriidgefebrt. - Garl Stunt NOR 6ie
5tpei eriten Sage b%ergange11er @ode
in geihdften nod ct. Gloub. =
Sal. 8eder eritattete einen bertpan0tz
idoftliden @ei16 In Gol6 Sprir1g.
- S. IS. @ilger tpar lette Wod,e
in Sen 3miaingsitd6te11, mo- @eidaf=
te feline @egenmurt aa1f 5tpei Sage
erbeiidten.
Tarming.
Mitte letter @ofe iteuten ii6
Scarf @iuenbring, 8er1baro Meliels,
Sbepoor 0ingmann 11n0 &arl Htehle
5u ibrer militariiden l1nteriudung
BEL scr 6iesbe5iigli6en 8ebor6e in
ct. GGou0. = Gorletten Sreitog
muroe sic 6orrning Go=operatipe
Creamery Milociotion bier orgoni=
iiert. Sim letten Sreitaa bielten Sic
M5itgIieoer ser Organization cine
abermalige Seer lommlung. in tpeld)er
0ie @obI Ser 8eamten borgenomr1e1
ma1roe. Soiepb .Son6l, pelder Die
Creamery a11f ei1rer gnten geid]aft=
1i6en611B geltelt bot, tpur0e als @nt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
Der I%2or1stern

Gamilie Seinri6 s. Sda1lte itellte
iid) CUR Srel1be ber gltern Elm net
les uMabel" Elm. M0ge. es Sen be-
gliidten gltern immerbar MIR 5reu-
De bereiten! Strait &einri1
Shauegmam befiltoet ii6 IN Mabno-
men 5u einem mebrap06igen 8elnde
bel ibrer Sodter, oer Srm1 Srmn5
@al5.
Gerlmgt gum iofortigen gintritt
ein 5rperlaiiiges Wao6en our Ser
ribtlr1rg allgemeiner &ol1sarbeit.
2oh1 $500 per @ode nno quite 8e=.
ba1nlung 511geIidert. gu erfragen:
Irau CT. SO. S. &ern, 411-7. Mpe.
1iiolid, ct. gloro, Minn.
Sreeport.
usa oen Npril geldidt" lit Ser
Iitel eines 2uit1pieles, meld)es bier
bon Sen Sangern bes &ird)enbores
am Sitern1ontag iiber Die @iib1te ge=
fen miro. = Die 6reeport @anbels=
farnn1er, ser futb. 6orlterperein ulro
Sic oel1tide unteritiitungsgeieui6aft
BON bier baben je Elm &on1itee er=
non1rt gum 3me6e, 8orbereitungen
fiir cine l1nterbaltung 5u treffen, Ste
GIT @bren Ser CUR 6abne bernfenen
iungen MGnner Der Na6bar1dyoft in
ra;ic6lter 31fnnft beranitaltet miro.
= Die Treeport 6arlners So. Der
lan6te perlhieoene @ilenbabn1poger1=
laoungen @ieb na6 SEN SiioASt.
Saul @iebbofen. - SRI. Tbereita
Sc te It 1rud) a6t Sage alngem 8e=
1ud)e bel @erdpanbten IN @e1t Union
nad @ol1ie 5uriidgefebrt. = Morib
SD1hen madte in @egleihung 6es
Mnpalts 81. $. &laien bon ct.
GIouD eirre @e1hdftstour nad @afer,
Monto1ro. = Geo. l1blenfott trifft
@orbereitl1ngen fir be1r 8a11 zines
@elh6ftsgeb6lt0es, 6as ct auf ieinem
@runoitiif an Ser gde Seq 1ebten
Ser5it nieoergebrotnter @eihafts=
blod loIi6 aus @odlteiner erridten
lGBt. - 6ro11 Strong &ie1a11b lit nod
ei1em @eiuhe bel ibrem in grooten
mobnenoen 8r11oer 1t1rb bel @ertpan0=
ten in Spring Sin 51 Sen ibrigen
5uriidgefebrt. = Sci einer ipe5iellen
Ser iomm1ur1g 6es Gi1age Council
n1aIifi5ierten sic nett %ertpdblten Weit=
alieber, morauf sic Organization Dor
genommen lpur6e. SEQ nnb So
bonn Hfou begaben iid snadD ct.
Glou6, uno es fre11te bier o1gemeir1,
baB erl tgenon11ter iid BON 6en SOL
GEN einer an ibm borgerommetten
Operation iomeit erbolt bot, 6aB er
ii6 ser fd0ner, tpobltbuen6en 6riib=
lingsl11ft erfre1ee11 fam. - Srau q.
Smith ur6 ibre Sdmel tier, SRI. gliie
@ilrer6ing, BON minneapolis en-
frea1ten ibre l1n1peit BON bier mobnen=
sen @ltern Clinton @ilmerbing 111r6
@attir, init einem mebrtGgigen Sc
1ndye.
Stem Nf1tntd).
@odp. P. eSii6or, 8. 8. g., bon
6er ct. Sobns Mbtei trof Mittpod
bier Elm unb miro unlerm bodtp.
Hfarrer P. 911fus Sitf, 3. g.. s.,
bis ro6 bem S1terfe1te M1sbIlfe lei
item. = 6. S. gidboff bot nit So
milie lein Semi bon bier nah 6rees
port berlegt -1tnb miro I'M &l1bn &,
S6Iidt @eiddfte 6aielbit Ste Sfeae
eines 2o6en6ieners a11treter1: = 6ier
1in6 Ger l6ie6ene 6dne bon @dar1ad-
Tieber 51 her5eidnen; es iinb ober
ale @orfebrrngen ~getroffen, Ste
@ronfbeit a1tf ibren Serb 5u beidrdn=
fen. - 6odtp. P. Si10ebrano, o.. g.
s., bon ct. G1o116 traf Treitug hier
gum Mbf6ie6sbe1nfe bel ieiner Me11t=
ter nn6 ieinen @e16tpiitern ein; Ser
bod1p. @err miro 6ie Stene zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

@rof 8etniebsleiter ser bieiigen Sar-
mers Shipping Miiociation, belorgte
lesten Montog Oen @erlano BON 5tpet
observation-disclosures gemtidtes
&ieb nod) Sen Siio=St. saul Sieb-
bofei. = llnter BEN 6armern oieier
@eaelo, sic lid) lettes Subr anf Den
Sabafbm1 perlegten, miro 0omtntf
Steil ais &Dnig be5etdnet. Son 1eds
ader erntete er 1886 8fnrb Sobaf,
oie itm sic Sll1lme BON $79S.17
bradten. s. &clmam erntete BON Ell
l1em Nfer $50 Efun0 uno erbielt
oofiir $4,000. Sn Ser bieiigen lint
aeaenb lollen oieles Sriibaibr 60
Nfer nit Sabaf bepflan5t meroe1;
ocn Torr1erll nl,rDen Is Gents per
Efuno 5ugeiproden. = Soiepb 2obr
uno 8ottin aus bem @olf Settle
n1cnt iparcr1 BET Der 6amilie 0omrinlf
Steil s1 8olte. : Trou Sbeooor
Sdreiner erl tottete tbren IN 6lbz
n1olo mpbnenoen 9riiOern Sambert
uno Nsifplaus Sennes einen mebrta=
ai9cn Seluh. = N11s 5uperla1l1ger
ll,elle brodten mir in Grfabrnllg,
oob Ssofn Sdnpart in MrfanIas I'M
Solpitol erfranft nieoerliege. -
Trou Gbrilt. Chefs lit ouf Der &ron=
fenlilte. = Seinrih Senner n1lo SEQ
&ph n1od)ten ei1te1 geld)dTtsbe1l1d
IN at GIp11D. S2sobn 0odenbori
uno 5Srul. begabe11 iih 9onner1ta
mad, geelp sl1 ihrem Sobn Mnton
u,f Beilld1 u,o meroen al1f Ser Sour
aud, bel Gcrlponoten IN @lnffton Dor
ipred1cn. = Sobn Stommes n1o
Sodter @iIbelmi>1o ltno bon ibrem
INT Sol,f Centre, Treeport, ct. 6ra11=
cis ulpo Ct. Snleph ge1nod)ten Der
lponotldoftilden @eil1d>e mieoer oa=
heinz ei1oetroffelr. = Trou Scarf
Shn1itt ms aitoer bon gben Sollep
moren Sonntogseoite BEL bie1tgen
@er1panoten. = Trana 9. 9ril9er
uno Ntf. &onn1eroing ul1o 6rou po=
rem lei Ser Somilie bernhard Stom=
mes 81, @olte. = Tefer 80. Sbeilen
bat feline SGgemiihle oltf Ser 9sif.
Chefs iSornt onfgeitellt, nodoem er
Sic Nrbeit oltf Ser Tron5 Mfoaers=
7Sorn heenbigt bette.
8airiides Settlement.
Noloeroe Sdu1lfinoer bes 9iltrifts
go. Is seid,neten iid mabreno Des
am 25. M1r5 en0er10en Wto1tats ollrb
regelmGBige11 Sduulbeiud a1s: en=
oenie Nlorian, Mnton gihIenlhe11f,
Serbert, Martbu, Serene uno gltela
alein, ooretto, Mleron0er Unto Getn=
hoIb &el1er, 3itta urb Mlbert &nbn,
S2sSo, Sermom 11r6 9eif. %geierenbar=
len, Math. Bertha uno Mlbertlna
sdn1itt, Mlrpi11o nnb @ottbaro
Weol. = Mnton grpelbina tpar IN
@eld1dften nod) 6em Nhil. @ep1moS
Glote. = Sro11 s. 81. Tirh NOR
5onntogseoit Ser 6rau 9ront1e. -
Midl. Sartel unb @atttn er fottete1t
SEM 2soieph @iienihenf einen Cont
toasbeIuh. = S11bert Hirn n1ro Mn=
ton 0eierenbouien genoiien Sonr1tag
Sic @oltfre1nbihoft Der $. S.
N(briu1rs TumiIie. = Geo. @11ggen=
beroer miro 0onnerltoo uno Sreitag
bieier Mohe I'M 81. CLOUD berbrin=
oen. - Sobn @eo1 NOR Der erlte
SSormer, Ser iih bieies Sabr an Die
Ro4roih M1ts1not mnfne. - 5ltbert
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29

cxF- September an and FtH- ia GER
s-ss- ard EOS zxtErzI sFsr sss- r.
q L1s s-ss1
NJ EzIz1Ts ooEO=s s-= 2. g-zr-
italy IL sz-s zE-s-El Is tat 1cs
Ea1ss-s CE- EE----z are AT --s
-s1zzs- sraZls1s- E1zt1--s. tslzss
an sFsz gisFes ara 55zzt5ez1 70 these
Eo-z IT -ts GsrEz1 s-p=-1- M
Julian keeps RE ls11 An resting On
rs bs1- Gzrz1E I.s entire r10-0PzzF
All handles his arr e-zzpe5 though
i -1s- lave t7=1 Is natural a. Go=s
t1= zzssy. whose EFF member. lis
torr saoEs 70 - sx z-etas sto-1sr
t-s1 his right and partially 10
large t1zn TIE an - FoE-x boy
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
save Wet
DECLARE WAR,

Why lsa't there law = this land
II our that vii eOuDcl al u OR
citizens % bara th0se big. flluy.
squirrny caterpillar tents tazt are
nesting II the tE7ss now
Or every blOek IN tie city u Ly1-
der now e4n be found scores Of these
colonies. ezen oEe breeding thOzsznos
Of furry little soldiers eager 70 at
tack the orchards u le district
And nor IL the tiEae 70 snaihilzte
this army. 4 flaming rig o. : long
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
Clever luaper~OnatiEsn

P1otoplzy critics have acclaimed
Rupert Jullzn's inpersoDzti0n Of
Wilhelm IL in The Kaiser, the Beast
u Berlin" which comes 20 the LIB
erty Taezte., Wednesday and Thurs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
LOOMS BALDREY
For Commissioner

hereby announce NY candidacy
for County ConEiESioner from the
Sacond District. subject TO the Rep
ublieau Primaries SEP. 70. 1915.
FRANK NCENSCHER
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29

xix VIII = TIE work effectively. All
* : TevT few --E-es- o. i1s 1ess-s
w.y - E-syy,s5 troE TIE trees s1a
the. bzrDsd
Arise. Lyz6ez. To ar-s. S-sts
TIC caterpillar.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
Eat More Gwn.
- -

Ee-orize the following pom; IL
was written especially for The Trio-
ane this week
Cater
pillar.
Swat her.
XII her,"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
Political Announcements
lPzs5 Advertising
For Commissions

/ tsrsby E-nozrez ny czr5idaeE
70. tte of-see Of Cozzty CO-- lsslo--
- for tie Seeo16 D1strset- szb.eet 70
the Republican Primaries Sep Is,
1913
z q RANTER
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-29
Z c. BAXTER
For Commissioner

The uzdsrxigzed Ia = Candidate O
the Republican tieks. for e00-iss-
iozer fro- the s4eo1d district. sub
jet ID TIE primary sIectfo1 SEPT -.
1913.
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desire 20 ANNOUNCE IT ez16idzcy
for Prosecuting Attorney. subject 70
the Republican Primary September
10. 1918.
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BeIIIn ghAm
For County Clerk

/ hereby announce ny candidacy
for the office Of County Clerk OF
Whateorn County. subject 10 the will
OF the voters at the Republican priIn-
areis. Sept. 10, 1913.
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For County Clerk

hereby ANNOUNCE NY eandidaey
for the Office Of County Clerk. subject
70 the Republican PriEaricE. Septem-
Der 10, 1913.
MRS. MARY Il. HAIGHT,
BeIlingh4m
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II. VI. ME-
For Prosecuting ATTORNEY

Bsllinghzu. WASH. Route No. 4
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GEO. VI. COOK.

Present Deputy Clerk.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
MONTANA MAN
ENTHUSIASTIC
Suffered since a boy; Tan
lac did him a whole world
Of good he says.

I remember when 7 was a small
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ach," said William Preece. a we'll
known miner living at 1873 Wing
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just troubled me constantly and as
grew older the trouble got worse.
soon after a meal. gas would form
in my stomach making IL feel as hard
as a rock The pain would be terri
Bile and would sometimes last for
days at a time During these at
lacks I would have to lay off from
work for several days. I was con-
stantly belching up undigested food
and no matter what I'd eat I suf-
fered from heartburn I got so
could hardly sleep at all. would just
roll and toss all night long in agony.
Then 1 read about Tanlac in the
papers and got a bottle and started
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1 am glad 10 recommend Tanlac. for
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Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
Officials Plan To Show
The Anf-GoUenmentdl
Principles OF |. w. w.

Sacramento. Calf Dec. 16--Iden-
LITIGATION of signatures and docu-
ments to show the 46 defendants in
the war time conspiracy case here to
be members of the I. W. ". was the
program Of the government at the re-
sumption Of the trial here today.
This showing. officials said. was TO
be followed by the testimony designed
to indicate anti-goyernmentaI prin-
ciples of the l. W. W. Pamphlets,
said to have been written by Eliza
beth Gurley Flynn and Vincent St.
John, first general secretary of the
l. W. W. sentenced to 20 years i'm
prisonment at the Chicago conspiracy
trial. are TO be introduced. it was an
nOunced- These pamphlets and other
alleged seditious publications were
circulated by the defendants, the in
dictment charged.
Testimony referring to the sabotage
and arson charges will be offered
later, it was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
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u-ost-nouris hmenr-
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