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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
DEER HUNTING BEGINS WELL


Several Deming Hunters Return From
Hills With Fine Specimens.
The daredevil deer destroyers wers
out Ia force this past week. and opened
the season IN fitting maIlner by bring
ing home the venls0n.
Harry Hubbard got four pnund
huck. H. l.. Franey n three and II. W.
Thompson five. II. NJ. Slhley and
Wells McAnulty were In the same
party. Slbley burned his bed up. Some
II the fellows said he went to sleep
with lighted cigar In his mouth. bat
others declare that the he'd was set oll
fire by the hot words Slbley dropped
IN discussing the luck Of some people
Ed. Milliken aud Sam Holmes a0l
ore buck apiece. -
james Kerr and family are siill In the
field.
Fred sherman and family made a
good start. but were compelled to return
at once. as MIR. sherman, was taken
sick.
Frank Gilliland holds the honors ol
the week, with u ten point buck thai
dressed about 200 pounds.
Ed. Godden brought In fat. foul
point buck.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Lieut. Bryan Mudgett. former
student at the New Mexico Normal
School aud athlete Of the institution is
reported killed In action In France. 1t.
Mudgett enlisted as private and won
his commission from the ranks. Follow.
ing his being commissioned Lieut.. Mud.
gett was united In marriage at Tyrone
to Miss DuBerry who had also been a
student ut the Normal school and was
at the time teaching In the Tyrone
schools.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
.LARRAZOLO Strikes
CAMPAIGN KEYNOTE
DEN0uNCEs nEM0oRAT LEADEn.
Brilliantly Presents II'e Comparative
Performance Of Political

0ctavlanO A. LarrazoOl, Republican
candidate for governor OF New Mexico,
addressed an attentive audience here
IN Deming last night, and 30 forcefnly
and lucldly arralgned the opposition
and proved the Republican claims that
he made a deep impression on the men
and women who gave him their un-
divided attention for more than an
hour.
There was nothing bitter or small on
undlmlled IN anything that he said.
In clear emphatic language, without
any oratorical effort with no striving
after impresslveness, be urged election
0f Republicans on account Of what they
have done, In spite Of Democratic In
reference opposition and pickering. He
arrnlgned the Democratic leaders who
voted against war measures and who
humpered President Wilson In lnnumer-
able ways, saying, among other things !
look at the record. The speaker Of
the House. Champ Clark, and the ma
iority leader, Mr.. Kitchln, both
Democrats, and a majority Of the lead
ers Of different committees Of the
House strenuously opposed making
such declaration Of war, pfeferrlng an
ignominlous and cowardly peace 70 a
justihable war In defense Of our nation.
al rights. Not only that, but in many
measures and bills which have been
presented to congress with the object
OF placing the nation In a state OF pre-.
paFedness In order to conduct the war
more efficiently, not only have the Dem,
ocrats failed to give their support e
the President but eighty or ninety pei
cant Of them have voted against sucl
measures
ION the other hand, IN everything
the President has asked IN order Il
more efficiently conduct the war b,
has received loyal and patriotic sup
port Of the Republican members d
congress-"
Mr.. Lafrazolo said much more iha
was equally interesting and impressive
but limited space prevents full publlca
tlon, He expressed regret that PresI
dent Wilson lowered his high standard
IN making his unjust charge agains
Republicans IN general and Senate
Fall In particular, in an effort to pre-
judlce voters, and closed by urginI
Americans to administer a deserved rc
hnke by voting the Republican ticket.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Preparations Complete For TIE Great
War Fund Drive Beginning
November II.
The United War Workers Perfected
Plans Assure Huge
Success.

Tho campaign 10 raise tunuA WIN
which 10 carry on relief work among
our soldiers will officially begin on Nov
emhcr II. Actually, II has already be-
gun, because the men aud women who
are devoilng themselves to the actunl
business of getting the money needed
have hecn working for weeks IN prepar-
alton Of plans. forming organizations.
drilling and nstricling field representa-
tives etc. Al over the Union these
devoted persons have brought to bear
on the subject every possible mental
and physical effort, As usual, New
Mexlcans have done their part with
lhc result that the state organization
for this week Is about as perfectly
constructed mnehine ~ could have
been gotten together.
The nation Is asked to contribute
S170 100000. Of which New Mexlc0's
quaa n S204.O0O and that Of Luna
Si2.50 the latter being about 81 per
capita.
Columbus has pledged itself, through
iis precinct chairman, to contribute ST.
500.
Colonel Ralph T. Twitchell. OF Santa
Fe has been named as state chair
lInaE, and A. W. Pollard Is clieirnial
for Luna county. with the followlna
Imemhers Of the cOunty's executive COM
mlttee. For the National Catholic waI
Council J. A. Mahoney Salvation
1 Army: A. A. Temke; War Camp Com
muHlty Service. G. NJ. Cotton; Y. NJ. G.
'lA.:A. c. Raithel; Y. w. c. A.: Mrs. +
ID. yickers; American Library Assocla
tion Mrs. II. c. Hoffman; Jewish Wei
fare Board: Sigmund Iindauer;; Girls
Division Miss Ruth Morrow; and Boy
Division: j. G. Barnes. Precinct chair
men will he: J. L. Greenwood Colum
hus. ]. l.. Lotus. Myndus; Mrs. II. J
Berwind. aHondule: Il. W. Faulkner
Hermanas; Harry Edwards, Cooks
Will Hall Mutt; +. $. Case, Gage
and Hiram W. Walker. Miesse. John G
O'leary VI Demihg. viii handle the
publicity work for the county commit
tee.
Subscribers to this fund should par
ticularlv bear In mind the fact thnt th'
money Is to used for OUR MEN, re-
gar,lless " class or creed. The abs0
lutrly nOn-sectarinn nature of the dis
trlhution is proven by the names Of TN
seven organizations that are united II
this wonderful war community work
, Study of the subject should cOnyinc
anyone that his or her hoy. no matte
+ what his religious faith or lack Of Il
Is going to he looked after II he Il
IN the service Of the country. As &
Z lwhnt should he done, Colonel Twitchel
, makes the following eloquent statement
"rhe stering test OF our interest II
! the outcome Of the war and In the gel
fare Of our soldiers and sailors come
1 with the results Of the United Wa
,. WOrk campaign which Is now mde
q way. When We bought bonds we made
4 good investment. When we give on
money 10 provide our hoys with CON
=. forts and necessities ON the battle
y fronts we are making still better IN
4 vtsiment. We keep up aud sustain tn
4 morale Of the American soldier whlc
4 has been 80 much In evidence OF lat,
He can't lose because he only think
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Senator Fall Makes Singing Reply
to Presidents Astonishing Telegram

the principal reason ! quit that party.
The martyred Mckinley. then presl.
dent and commander-ln-chlef. had too
hIgh a conception Of his great ofIlce
TO appeal In a partisan way to the
voters.
Has Stood By President.
Il have always stood by President
Wilson. and despite his cruel and par.
ilsan appeal, ! will continue to DO 81
until the fourth Of March next-al
amy rate. 10 long AZ he stands by
the conniry-and win. az hereto
fore, give him the bpnenl of ths
doubt.
II VIII, however, support no bol
shevlki German peace nor win lhl
people Of Great Britain. France. Ilal,
and eur other allies. nor TIE peopll
of this country. allow such q peael
to be made"
ALBERT B. FALL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

The personnel oiflce At Camp Cody
Is kept AZ busy as desirable thest days
and Captain Hankin, Lieutenant chae
Brown. are not spending uch time llIs.
cussing the hest way to make chocolate
caramels Over three thousand draft
ees have arrived IN the lasl few days.
and they are coming IN nov On tgery
train. The conlacl camp q fIe1 and
einptie'l With increasing feenlaflly. tie
new men being released into iha Nn'n
camp as fast as their detention nafIoss
terminate. Taken alloeelher. llf are
a ilne lot of men. and IN good oon1||Ios
There helng little Or nn oirhnr annhe
them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
BavarIan Picture Of German Justice.

Bavarian Picture OF German justice.
The Suddentscher Post " Stuttgart
prints this story:
A girl cashier at the Cafe Arkadia
was charged with fraud. By adding
water tu the tea or coffee ordered by
customers she had converted slEgla
portion into two and pockeied the dlf.
ference ~ the money paid.
Her earnings IN tips amounted IA
81. daily on this she had to main.
tain herself aud her ailing mother.
Her employer paid her wage Of
$3.50 month, but provided her with
no food. The Herr Cafe Owner. well
dressed ana well fed. enlarged before
the judge ON the splendid treatment
Of employees In his establishment. and
the Court accordingly ordered the nc
cused to pay fine Of S25. AS she wai
unable to find this sum she was sen
fenced to Imprisonment for six weeks
The generous employer then Offered
to pay the fine ON condition that th'
Court authorize him to take hack th,
accused. who would hare TO forego hel
wages for 10 months until the mone'
was repaid, hut who In compensation
would henceforth he provided by hin
with one meal day free Of charge
The judge accepted this proposal. hu
said not a word about the maintenance
Of the sick mother. The girl fainte,
ON hearing the Judgment
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
ORGANZE FORNAR W0RkDINSON CHIEF ARRNES
Ilrigadier General James r. Lindsay
Assumes Command AZ
Camp Cody.
Colonel Martin Remains With Him
Az Permanent Chief
Of Stah.

Brlgadier General james Il. Lindsay
has arrived AZ Camp Cody to assume
charge as division commander. AS
companiesl by his aide Lieutenant Il. Y.
Copclin. and Mrs. Lindsay from Camp
Fremont, Palo Alto. California. where
he commanded the 02nd infantry up
TO the time of his promotion.
Colonel Carl Martin. who has been
acting division commander, will remain
with General Lindsay as chief Of staif,
retaining as assistant IL. Colonel Louis
Il. Ball. formerly acting chief.
General Lindsay has a son at Wesl
Point and another AT a preparatory
schnol IN Washington. With Mrs. Lind
say. he has taken an apartment ai
Mrs. Frnk Thurmond's, 4OS W. Pine
st.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Lieutenant SnOdgreSs Gets His Orders.
Lieutenant u. q. Snoigress who re-
GENTLY returned frum Washington. has
been ordered To Fort sam Houston.
Texas where he will enter the motor
tmransport service. Accompanied by
Mrs Snodgrrss. lir will leave lh'mlng
next Tuesday. aud vii motor tnrOugn
to his post. Miss Opal. daughter Of
IL. and Mrs. SnWlgreSs. will follow
later by train.
The Park Garage. owned by SnOd-
greSs and sherman. will he left under
the management " George Rogers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

A cordial greeting was extended this
week TO DR.. John X. Gass. who was
here In the interest VI an old line life
insurance company, for which he Is
state agent.
Twenty years ago. DIR. Gass was pas
tor II the Deming Presbyterian church,
and he still finds warm welcome here,
among the members Of his old congrega.
tlon, whenever he comes down from his
present home at Albuquerque.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
SCHOOL TEACHERs WILL RE PAID
Board Decides That Influenza Epidemic
Is Not Their Fault.

wv AAANA AAAANe
School teachers Of Luna county win
be glad to know that their full salaries
ure to he paid them with 10 deduction
for the period during which schools
have been closed because of quaran-
tine.
This decision Of the school hoard
will be heartily approved by every.
'one Thc teachers as a body. during
thew nforced idleness, have rendered
help the community in many ways
nnrn,s IN Red Cross work, etc. Fur.
thero' &c, they have given generously
10 nv different war organizations, and
all IS hem have bought Liberty bonds
aud v sr Savings stamps to the limit
OF tBtG ability.
AM Il Is equally true that theirs
Is NO the blame for prevalence oi
nfiNnxa.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

"Hon. George R. Craig. Chairman,
Albuquerque. " N.
"Your wire repeating the presld 5
ioessage to Mr.. Me'calf saying among
cller things, IN reference to my can
dldacy. No one who wishes 10 sus-
tain me can mielllgenily vote for
him received. In the interest Of
democracy. deccncy aud the good
name of our country / am glad this
telegram ls only signed Woodrow
Wilson. and not as president Al
though Mr.. Wilson never has under.
stood this distinction, ! always have.
Mckinley Not q Partisan.
1T Is true that Roosevelt, Lodge
and others IN is0S appealed 10 the
voters 10 stand by Mckinley when
the Democrats IN congress were not
doing SO. This attitude Of that party
followed by their platform IN 1000, Il
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

of winning. To lose never enters his
mind.
Eve are now called on TO give and
to invest at the same time and Il Is ex-
pccted that every man and woman IN
this state will give and come forward
unsolicited and sign up for a fair per.
centage Of his gross annual income"
Come across GIre freely as much
Is you cun. IN the knowledge that yonr
contribution may mean the saving Of
the life of your own son, brother ~
husband.
Subscriptions may he paid as made
or IN installments to the solicitor the
precinct or county chairman. or to the
Deming National. Bank Of Deming or
the Columbus State Bank
let your light ~ shine"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Mr.. Mclaughlin replied: "The
proposed legislation d slelOus IN
the extreme, and / shall do
everything possible to defeat II.
It's passage would operate here
Just as Il has In ArizOna-the
small miner would be ruined and
driven out Of business. The effect
would be unjust and predatory"
4 A 4 u 4 4 4 L
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Mrn. c. 6. RoEers B Imnrovlnr.

Friends Of Judge Rogers and family
will he glad to know that the condition
of Mrs. Rogers Is great deal more
encouraging than Il has heen Tor some
time. She has improved steadily dur
ing the last few days aud II now
Thought 10 e ont Of danger. The
children. however. are alll very sick,
and their condition Is Improving very
slowly. II at all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Iniluenza sIlualIon unehnnretl.

In another column will be found the
statement Of DR.. vickers as to the quar-.
antlne. This must not he given an alarm.
ist construction or Interpretation. II u
merely u precautionary measure, taken
IN accordance with regulations govern,
Ing cooperation between military and
civil authorities on quarantine and gen.
cral health protective action.
Influenza in the city Is steadily de-
creaslng, but there is still good dea,
OF II at Camp Cody, principally among
the recruits who have been arriving
from all over the country. Therefore
the military and civil authorities decide
that II Is safer TO wait while before
removing the quarantine IN the city.
Tho military officers IN charge olfi
clally announce and want It distinctly
understood. that all statements to the
effect that date has been set for lift
ing camp quarantine. or for arrival her,
Of soldiers from other cantonments ol
that bulletins containing these or simi
ar announcements have been posted n
camp are false and misleading. Tho
quarantine win he removed when Il :,
perfectly safe 10 do 80 and arrival ol
troops Is never announced IN advance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

, Washington. D. C., Or. 81. ans
, Editor, The Journal AIbsan1r.
que. n. n.
: Having The greatest Interest
, in the return Of Senator FaIl l1
, the senate. we take tie liberty ol
: sending this 10 yon. becanEa. il
: the trouble and sOfrows which
: have come upon senator Fan "a
= the midst Of the campaign. We
: feel for him the pr0founlesf
: sympathy. and as warm personal
= friends we earnestly desire 10 DO
2 anything that lies lH oRr power
. 70 aid IN bis election.
= "He ia one Of the ablest sena.
= tors IN the body: a man 0f great
: force. courage and ability, 4 very
: able lawyer, entirely fearless
= and always devoted to the high
> est interests of his own state and
= the United States. II would he
: little short Of a calamity to lose
= Senator FAN from the senate IN
these perilous times.
= ave sincerely trust that every
= thing possible IL leing done ~
= behalf of Senator Falls election.
: and we cannot conceive that a
= constituency like that ~ New
: Mexico would vet aside senator
= ~ such distinction as senator
= Fall.
= CSignedD HENRY cABOT
= LODGE =. J. McCuMBER. ".
y n. BORAH. JAMES W. wADS.
= WORTH. Jr.. JAMES =. WAT
= SON.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Pocket book containing fifteen dollars
|eurrency and some silver; gold watch
thAin. my hunting license, and other
papers II returned TO the Graphic Of
fee, win split the money with finder
IN whatever proportion he asks. II a
dishonest person ands It, win be CRATE
ful for the return Of the chain and
papers, which can he sent TO me BY
mall. Editor. Tho Deming Graphic
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Lifting Of "FIu' Quarantine in City
Postponed By Health Department
10 THE CiTIzhSs o. OAANo

OWING 10 fHR FACT THAT THERE ARE STILL MANY
CASES or INFLUENZA Ar CAMP CODY AMONG THE SOL
DIERs Or TllE LAST CAIt AND THE FURTHER FACT THAT
THERE ARE STILL SOME GASES HERE AMONG THE CIVILIANS
IT is THOUGHT BEST MOI no LIFT THE QUARANTINE AT
THE PRESENT TIME As WAS CONEETLATED BY THE NOTICE
GIVEN SOME DAYS ago.
Il D. vICKERs Health OHisss
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Paul IIall. state auditor. came Ia
Demlhg and went to Silver City with
Mr.. iarraxolo, Republican candidate
for governor. returning with him last
night, and win remain here today and
tomorrow.
Mr. Hall Is an enthusiastic supporter
and close personal friend Of Mr. lara
zolo, and II helping him IN every way
possible but he came 10 Deming to at
tend 20 business that has nothing te
DO with he campaign.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Lieutenant R. A. Monetl. Of Demlng.
Is safely ln France according 10 q
letter received from him by Mrs Not.
feii this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

The Masonic lodge viii meet next
Thursday night, Nov. tn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

Auto Tires At cut prices. front Ford,
slSm for sia50. Hague 4 Co. 2i4 y.
Gold.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

The ladies Of the Red Cross win
have q committee at the Chamber Of
Commercp next Monday, November 4.
from 2 10 .. No., to assist IN wrapping
and tying an Christmas packages that
are 10 70 TO soldiers. after their IN.
specllon by a duly assigned member
Of army officers
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

10 D Coiiolene f2.15, regular prlos
Ss-2o Hague a Co, PA \. Gold.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
Mclaughlin Against
Dsnns Mine Tax PlOI

Il 0iaphls put The following
waussl up 70 PIN Mclaughlin
candidate ioF election % ne state
legislature as representative
FROM ihe sIsi district;
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

mplah
ar si
every
| 1t rock
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17
Ngwg OF LYNDEN

M. s,o g~e 4. u 6usefssss ssifS
AZ, ano Mst J n Irsstnaii4' 81 ~
s,,,e.e. eussste VI ssr. ant Nm EFzs
rremsis a Everett, Wash
q. (. Knight. service mai so ~
,vea.err Elsc.rfc Lighting ant spSs''
p,auss. viafssp me LsnbssI fsislrr''
ef,,e vsek and imported -fis tsss'ss
,,.atste eiat flarr Dsssp iIissfsissn ~ li's
,,,r,-,et py clsy n Strong. ssspfs'ssi''
tstt.e VI rne ssise department.
Miss Marina 8nitfel is srin SET
iouaif AZ
saipt u Wright passso through
l.ruaen Tussday on I'M was 50 9 4>s-s's
or.,sesfst spruce camp r4s tssHi'ss
20 ene sprpce eszIny tiriss0n
BRUCE Lfttun ssilsc Oh riss I 3 " 10
its.t for Eenolrip ane Sorrt sifss'~
lea RECENTLY. Word wat sscsissso z1sa
week rfat hs had arrived sastats NJ
honolulu
F-anfaiu swpye IL fl IL ffif npfnf
s5e yas se1it home from tns gptss,1s-
useu4 training snip on Leave
Niss Minnie G 1f:nps.lsmfn was
home over SUNDAY.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17
ISEEkvT rkGaTSsE WILL or
MITE GaJN51UT sATTgDAY

As-is.s &u-uEIc vii NIX. nsir { =
appearance ar L sIE- II Esulevr1 p
zn-ss IL i-,DflgiI4g Z AIIllpr. n
1a-E fs-fzIna s-t-taI pr EdEEr -
WI. su-npr u -.ses-.1r Married =
winch aa1.ss a-snsrF s-a-s Dn IL
screen. f-n1 4 n Ksnscr Alsf NJ
u.fIr he al lIirern&EIOllfz 1Erg,ss >
IL fIiulapn sIlt ns- --..1u-r ID uu-laz
Jgls-rn.ss -fitszEIss.ssDssrf flflar Iu1g =.
seIlee vii ~ II -ns nEtr-s y L -
ms sensation v.flsI DpfgIIlE Z i
1aur il sIIDvI RI 1ns LlIbss-fr T'taG-
Ter beginning bf--u-GEF-
sDpnging 4 RIlim il lssc;li,sd Z.
nrrsl ulrzsiHrr piEr II 1uTH- III.
enc zEngfEzs.- Il EEs w-I-1sI eEys-
t:saIlr 20 FRI 1ts elIf-u ant Er-is- +
ef pi i,i1f1isK u Miss ND-nEuf hi i
sf11 20 p,-sssI1 ns, RI Ell Er-rsgE g.
unsupported .smD-ipnEl rang r.
IzntuIir-s1 gpp0 lBpEE EnG DE1l,E.
Ffrac11r should combine II give -
new fin L wife popularity.
L 1xE---eal -Eplf fra MhcE s.arzs-..
comedy vii sa-Fs II MAKE Tins Etav
1sDs IT -ns mlfsf ssrtpvEhis Il Lhs LII
s--T 1nsa1Hs-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17

Satpstsss tssiIsg Lender PAR Ia
npf f1sans sEgzEf1sf ep-Js II. -
lssf sputHsfEsss ssyp-ssr OK zrsz.F..-
~ sScf IL ssssf AMI Cpn1szne Wan. -
ssssolsis Al > I'm nengItsrf tg-s
II ballnglsr
Tps Ifisyse.r vs0is -iIat Bns -
peessf IS Ds n ls.nlsn IL ryp vsel.
70 1ssysset Gus Gp-p& -.srs nars j.
g0Dc 9n-n 81 sgain ant IL -
esisi~E.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17

T1ls bfslser e-pp- 1psfz5so p'-lpeit'-
ally III Columbia Garfield Willis
asalia. AsUrin End N1ftmsn counties
is 1ne smallest IL the history q The
state Oh aeeeur1 u untRr U-Epls e1i-
uliltie npncfriunf and Rpilinss tiamsgs
Occasional fielos were aps-Dnpnsc eus
10 light f.ields. and IL nignF sscrss,Ilf
where surplnsags 1s nU-mfaF Ir't'-
Queed, baerler nas psssn imported THIS
rear icy fs.sd Owing II fIpl weather.
flamags line wasgnt per rn-sEsI-rE'f
fpshssI is lgfi1ef lhfI MONA.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17
4Truf,s BOY gEaas nov BS
1srI,csf5e rHosE tsERMeF sstifi1As

Tar Hslo % LsInen described nff
experiences dpngiIs German sieiff
n z Ietisr received here tiiH wssk-
ae xe-itsf 81 follow
am nov BACK ~ & rest emp trs~
ing fp GET -fn u few psssBDiissi
f-,srfos o. mins v,npu ] fine IS " .
szsssz- nuisance Eor VII aEfss Ina
,sor,s friends a-s =atbeT ANNOYING
rrrne cou.Isf nave starred al pnsI~
gtse a1lu nave gainsd 8 strong MOTT
OF ms anatUmE arfd : pclssss <ffssi ,
viii isave Z na-n time disiOtsgif1f
them.
tip nor Know nov long W. VII Dc
1s.sse Dut az ifl1,s Il VIII De FOR SUM
time tn-vgav II seems ursef npt 80
f,sve 10 % constantly uunef cover
t-uu ai--lianss Rnn Hilips--E Epr
suur get usso 70 the pig guns stDvf~
vnu- 81 That ypn do nu nptles Efisna-
Ing constantly. Il Ener are Dsffiif
Bur the sfrnlia ~ the u-ilsr ptf-fs
BURSTING elOss nnungn 10 En0eE Ofis
II 1e---iilie. even Il 1Is sfl-apnel docs
nui iln vpp ] haVs ea---isp nlssf,-
sage through Da--agsf v,hssI II 'ss's'Ii'-
.sd almost impossible for ppe 10 get
tn-purn flivE. The fart tisaf & snsh
huis ws1 eiDss enough for ue 80 drop
i,r.p v,1ssn ] ilsn-r Z sheh coming
vas ssts--t.1i1liv mncn appreciated pf
one Bur ~ vpu-E- 1pu ean tissf
zfaau coming for l. grstI1 distance
and seun can tel when Il If epnllns
aluss II Rpu- They BY Vpu never
ne;r 1ns smell ~ bulIgt LfEaz hts
vuu. bu1 ] herd one taat m a si1i-
dief right beside NJ As J hsre
never psan mt ] LII ppor aurnprIfs
OF the subject.
T'ns peppis a. hume SIRE Know
v.i.at 4 .yanE iE maul u by 1nis
time. by w.iig1 they Gre dDing 70 1he
Ceru.EnE.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-17

CAsH mnss accompany MI wanf-aos
for publication IN The Tribune
THE amount of tsse nd IL 10 szakn
keep bssuks fss them Ads mny he
ne y rude ttlEt Ne ckssmsg Efts-o 10
pssoned in Ne nsuai snd tine amount
ss-sn IN 80 fi.is office tssfoee puis1it-
ssson dsy. K&tese In tiEis column
are five cenis = lime. Use Ew-de 80
ctse line. with q minfmum charge
" Z5c fes fase fireS poek-