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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

deere als lie i'm Wtdrs mar. gllfd) iel
oas Seer Der gllliierten DerftGrft iuDr=
SEN. Die Mmerifaner miiroen sum ers
item Mal an benz &f teilnebmen
mnb bnrd) iie iuiiroen alle gerlnlte
Ser 9llliierten erIest. Die alliierten
srnppem ieien npa gntbniiasmiis.
@iele selite in 8afbington slanbem,
Sas nit Dem Wisgliifen oieIer Sffet=
iiDe amdl Ser aries sil Gnoe ieim
inir6, anSere iinS Der Weinnng, oae
nod Elm lamaer Gantpf beporitebt-
HraFbent gsilipn fat bic Sbee gut
aebeifem, baf am ltnabbangiafeits=
faa, Sem 4 Suli, iiberall int SanSe
eupulitatsbempnitratio fremSae=
boremer 8iirger itattfinben iullem. Gs
aeidla6 oies als slntiuDrt anf cine 3nl
idjrift fremosebprener giirser. S'ier
in Sun 9tntonio lit cine Serartige
2ppalitatsoemonitration ais 4. Smli=
isseier idpn langit beId)loiIem. Sic
uirb inn @arten Ser .SermannsiOhnc
ltattfin0en.
Sriegsminiiter 8afer get i'll elner
Rebe i'm Wfetropplitan Spernbanie
81 saem sorf erflart, bak amerifani=
Ide SplSaten balo an Der italien!-
id)en sSrDnt fampfen ipiirben.
Stad benz offisiellen geridJt pom
ssreitag fielen bier amerifaniIdje
Gulbaten inn Sample nein itarben
an @mnben, sebn an &ranfbeiten mnb
bier famen 6nrdj 3mfall INNS Sebsn;
Ied)sebm ,uirben idiuer uno elmer
leid)t perlumnbet. Inter oenen, Die an
ibren @mnben itarben, 6efinbet iidl
Ser Gol6at @ilIie &apitsfe aus Gon=
perie.
Die Staliener, bic i'm Safen BON
Gola elm &riessidiff perienften, limb
gefangen geaumnlen.
Nie ms Chicago seneloet iuiro,
1T es m6slid, bah Die SDbleniminem
mnter 9iesiernnssfontrolle seitelst
tuer6en. /
Ser balfsanipalt Yefer in Nelu
g)prf fat erflart, baf bic geriid)te
BON Ben intportierten 0eiitiden Waf=
fen nnb Der Mnnitipn Elm WeardJen
leten.
liner oSbipping goaro" bat in
hieiem Mpuat StablIdiffe nit einem
@ebalt BON 174,661 Sonnen bcrsc=
itellf.
glmd Der getrieb Der Gmaman
gars hat nniere Gesiermng jeet iiber-
nDmmem.
General 9ireftur Weglbpo madDt
befannt, 0af Solbaten, luenn lie 81
ienbabnfabrten 5n besablen baben,
nur einen Sent pro Weile 81 be5ab-
len branden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

den 0erbdltnilien. Iln giinltigiten
mar es, tpenn iid ettDa in ebeneln.
freierm @eldnoe eitBelne nloglihft
fable gergipiben erbober, auf oenen
| man oie Malte1 ipeitbin lidtbnr err
rihten fonnte. Sebr tDeliges mn0
maloreihes Sano 5ipang bagegen, Die
Wedlten trabe aneitdnoer5lriifen,
mas oie Anloge tener nabte. $50
freie Sid)t moglih mar, ourften Die
ein5elnen Selegrapben tppbl big bier
Meilen auseinaroer riifen. Glerarl=
Der Dumas ihiloert in ieiuen Eus
man Ser @rnf BON Wonte @briito"
in eifem Gapitel iebr anidollli6 Oas
2ebe1 ufro slrbeiten eines Selegrapbis
! lten in ieinem !Saus6en. Die glrbeit
boa5oe iid gang maidinenndBiG
iunb Der 8eul11te bntte geDobnl!b
ielblt feline aeni1tis BON bent mas er
| iiberlllittelte, 5utilal n1ait pietfah nit
@ebeinBeiebett arbeitete
&eritelIung, llnterbaltllng ltno Be
lstrieb oieier 5elegropberllinien iDaren
freilicb iebr foitipieltg, 1tno oarunl
fonntett nur gang ipibtigc 2inien
l.alsgehnlit mer0eft gfad) oorbanoe-
! ilell glllfitellnngen Iegte eiit 3eirhett
| In ser Sefun0e eineti bis 5tuei &fluF
meter 5nriif. Sos ipiiroe in Der
Gtunoe 5000 bis 1900 &ilonleter
dlsmaden. 3u 3eiten, no man ben
eleftriiben Stror1 nod nidt fir oie
Hohrihtelr llebernlittllrng beltlrsen
fonnte Ifto mo- es feline giienbabnen
gab. ragte sbieie @eidtuinoigfeit ia
lilngebeuer tpeit iiber aaes aus mas
man in oieler ge5iebung fanilte
Ole sSran5oien baber 5mr 3eit tbs
rer 3enolutionsfriege grobe Sinien
BON 9oris nod grelt, 8aponne, sou-
Ion, StraBburg, Calais inl0 2ille ge-
bout uno tie ideuten bierbei feine
Musgaben sic benubten Den fran
soiiIden gelegrapben@ bon Gbappe,
Der ulloers ais Der engIiihe eingerid-
tet mar. Gin Mait trug eiiien Stab,
Ser ipageretbt, iettfreht uno anf 5lDei
@eifen ihrag gelteIt iperoetl fonnte
gln ieoen1 gnoe trug oiefer Stab
einen sSliigel, Der iieben peridieoeite
Stelllngen gegen ben Mtittelitab ein=
uebnen fonnte. 9uf oieie Beiie lie-.
BEN iidb 7rnals7 nlal A ooer 1856 3ei-
den biIoen, ltno es ipliroe oaburh
ntoalih, aud, 3eiden fir genae Bor-
ter ODER gar Sdte alI tpablen Der
spreuBiide telegraph 5eigte eire'l'
Malt NIT ie orei Sliigeln an ieoer
Seite, oenen man bier perihieoete
Stelan1gen gebei1 fonnte. Wfit ibn
bermedte man A nal 4 rnal4 NAL I
nal NAL NAL ooer 1906 perid3ic-
eene 9iloer oar5uiteIler, Don oenen
man rtatiirli6 nnr einige in @ebraiidl
nahnI
Selate Lat nur Die eiienbahn iold.eI
SIaacltciegropben beibebaltcr. Die
oen 3iiaen oie Streden freigeben
ooer perlperren. slber emit iplelte Der
SsIiiaeltelegraph cine beoelttiainc
9folle, oie Ser @eididtsidreibec ltets
ipiiroigen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

oben gebalteu batte: oann batte ea
benz oberen Manoe naber liegen milf.
ien. llno ebenio CAB 3. 8. eire Def.
ming Ser Ro1er linfs oben nito rehts
1llten Elm ourhaus einoeutiges gllo.
Die Saiel mar dilf einem boben Mait
befeitiet, 10 oaB iie nah geoarf aliA
iiber gallnte bintpegidauen fonnte,
llno ibre @lappen uuroen BON unte:t
bon berlfenen 3elegrapbilten, Die in
eirle# fleinen @Gusden ihren Sic
oufgeibIogen batte1 regelmaBig BE-
bient.
Miepiele 3eiben fonnte man nun
init oieien ihlidten Selegrapben abs
ienoen2 Nitbt ipeniger als 63! glt-
aeilonlnletl, es iDdre MIR eine ein5ige
&lappe porban0en eelpeien, 10 batfeil
jih 3tpei 3eiAen oarlteneft lalien: Die
RIappe batte nairllib entlpeoer se-
i9loiien ooer geoffnet feiir fonneii.
8ei 9in5ufiigling zines 8freiten 9o=
Dies banebeil pdre Die 3abl Der ab-
gebboreil 3eiden auf 5tpei NAL 5tDsi
geltiegen. l1no 5tpar ipdren es fol-
genoe geipeien.s 5lt8u, alt-offen,
offen-sl, offer-offen. llilo ieeeS
ipeitere God bdtte Die 3nbl Der bee-
iteabaren 3eihen tpieber perboppelt.
Sci ben feds 2oAerfl ergibt 'iid Sa.
ber oie 3abl @ n1aI 3 NAL 2 unalfi2
NAL 2 nal 2 ODER GA. Inter oieieil
s3eihen befinoet li6 MN ems, oas
entihieoea1 in Mbsua agebraht iperoeil
1nltf, 10 oaB ,.riian Die 3atl 63 err
baIt. Sc lit oasienige, BEL Dem ale
26der aefdIoIfen iillo. Das ipiirDe
ober einen &uheitano, beoeuten ser
beIteht, uenn iiberbnlttit ftidlt tele-
arapbiert miro. @enn oiefes 3eiteil
aIfo cine geoelltllna baben ioIlte, 10
fonrte .es nur oie iein, oaB es vl1ifts
9eiles0 All meloen aibt.
Ser ltmfana BON 63 eiaentlihell
3eid,en aeniiat aber ppIlItdnoia!
Weau eruoae nllr,s ooh oie 3abl Ser
glthltoben' mn 25 betraat gei 63
3eihen loilen lid, alie aud, nod ,3if=
fern ssobseio,en uno aetpille bieHIi-
lihe gerrlerfe sum slusorud brin=
oeu. Slid, oos Mor,e glIpbabet, nit
Dem be,,te Sic Seleoropfie sa,frieoen
ii urufost uur eo 63 3eid,e1,. ,,uo
Sic 2eidenfiiIle bes enaIii,hen, geIe-
oropben oorf .bober ols pollio ollsrei.
d,eno onoe5pheu tperoen.
ggie aeltoItet iid, nun ser getrIeb
bpi oieien, INN .bei onoeren optiihcn
SeIenronhen Die oeIdiIberte Gor.
rihtlIna beitono notiirlid, ,,id,t etlpa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
Floyd Georges ReM,
llnter|ee6od cine Dr06ung, 6eine gela@r ne@r.
MtulOnuin perieilft+
Sc auerifauiide 6oloaten merOen permibt.
losta Rita's Kriegserkldrung.
9idberes iber irii6= oeutlde SerldmOrnng.
Proclamation elmer Republlk der WelB-
RAllen inn Welten des Landes.

Ste inlffel=amer'faaiia)e Mepaui''
eplfa yttca gat oeH eeniraiMaale''
oeI Arteg erfiarl.
Gtne Sepel1e ans Soiioon laa1
man iel polllfanoss nper oie oeiiila'
rude Seri1mornms nnferrt@fet. Slt
Sprberetfilngen tllr otelelpe letei'
aleld) ngdl Dem Snlamlnenorn@ oei
Otter yenOliitlom IN Snbl.n beeon.
men. Setetltst an ttr feten Sogn pc
bop, Der 9eransseber pes eael'e'
Ymeriean IN Welu yprf, Der Srieifei
JDBn .. Vt9Dllpn, en- amertfanl'
ld1er Burger trtld)er ejebmrfss Der frM'
here oentidle WelanottAaffs-A -Atfadle
in Waibinston, Sanptmann Son ya'
pen nno Der friibere 0eutld]e Vptld)af'
fer in Washington, Vraf BON Sern'
itDrff. Der 9nnptleiter Der yer
idiuOrmns ioll Elm Mann fetu, ben cis
Waile Der aSinn Jeiners nnr itnter
benz Sitel Sbe Srlih NeDolntton o.
rector in 9lnterica " fennt. Die Gsno'
lntion jollte snsleidJ nit Der erfoia'
reiden Sffeniibc Der Senfldleit I'm
Weifen beBinnen.
Ter engliid)e &ulonialmlnilter
8alter @ininan Scptt 1T IN Snbln'
eimsetrpffen. Dan legt bieIem Gsn'
treffen grDRe Veoeittnng 5it.
slms 2pnbun iuir6 sentcloet, ois
@eif-Nniien Gepnblif lcit NIT
9eitidlanbs 3nitimmnng profla'
ntiert. 9ieie nene Gepnblif nmfahi
Nohile,p, Wiinsf nno nnoere 8pn'
uerneuents.
Cine eun0oner Sepeid)e lagt, illai'
eriuarte in Wiosfan Elm nencs Ultima.
tiim 3eiitlhlanos, oas einen vrnd
NIT ben Nlliierten berlange-
Games q. 8aileD, Der critic Sefre'
tGr nnierer 8otldaft in Guklan0, III
anf Der -GeiIe nad 8afbingfon, I'm
iiber bic 3nitanoe in NnRlamb per-
tranlid) 81 beridDten.
glns Wpsfan iuir0 geinelbet,
9enti6lanb itnteritiite bic tiirfiidle
SOrOermns, Sah bic arim in tiirfi-
!iden geiik fpmnten iplie.
Cine itarfe oentide Srnppenmadi
iua iidj in Der Wabe Der Staot anrsi
befinben, iuie ans eonopn semeloei
luir6.
Sn Der Stdot Diinabnrs iollcu
fiinf5is beatide Solbaten bingerid'
fet nn6 tamien6 ins Wefangnis seitedi
Icin, neil iie angeblid] ben yefeb'
len ibrer Gffisiere nid)t geburhcn
MOLTEN.
&leine Sample, 2lrtilleriefampfe,
gnftidifffampfe, a6er feline gr6Eeren
SperatiDnen iueroen bDn benz
Sd)lad)tgebiet i'm yfDr0Ueiten gernel.
BET. Gngldn6er nnb JranSpIen mad
ten erfolsreihe 9nsriffe; siuilden
Hiabe un6 Yrenta berrihte erb6bts
Satigfeit, Nidtiges lit aber midi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
May 25th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Ser engliIde Sresnicrminiiter
aloDo 0eorge bat bel Der 6elegens
heit, ais er 5nnt G9renbiirser BON
Gbinbmrg genadt iunrbe, cine Neoe
aebalten, in Ser er anseinan6criette,
Sais 0eatIdJlan0 bic sr6Rten Anitren,
aunaem made, einen entiheiSenben
GdJiaa sm tnm, bepor bic polle StGrfe
Der 9lnterifaner anf benz Sdladtfelb
einaetruffen lei. 9ieie Dplle StGrfe
lei nod nidlt 6Drt. Die amerifaniiden
srnupen bilbeten erit Elm 1iinftel oes
srnppensmmadlies, Sen bic 0entidlen
omrd, Sic Dun bcm rniIiiden sdlaht-
felo 6erbeiaefibrten srnppen erhnf-
ten hatten, cine glngabe, beren 9iid)-
tiafeit man in @aibinaton ~ besipei=
feln idjeint. alopb Neorsc iprad) I'D
aber nit arrser 3nperiid)t iiber bic
3ufunft ans. Gr erflarte, Sas Inter
ieebuot lei luubl nod, cine 9robnna
nber feine @efa6r me6r. Gs iuir6cm
iebt nefr unferieebopte perlenft,, als
Sic Seutiden 6auen f0nntcn nno es
iunr0en nlehr neiie San6elsiAiffe ae=
bant, ais Sic 0eutIdlen pcrlentcu
f6nntcn, cine GrfIarnng, Sic grufen
Gnthniiasmns berpprricf. Sic Gage
Der naditen Ioden nanntc CT eincn
g1ettIanf sipiid5en 6in0fnbnrg nnb
Traiibemt gsiiiou. 3mm shlns iparn-
te er Dor ben bentiden Triebensanac-
bpten.
gas beiuaffnete englilhe ,0anoels-
id)iff uMolbapia, Oas amerifaniId)e
srnppem an 8orb batte, 1T, mad ei-
nem offisiellen Nsrid)t Ser emeliihen
sfouiralitat, torpe0iert uno perIenft
,uorben. Sc bon ben amerifaniiden
eoloaten an goro lueroen pcrmiNt
nno man befirdtet, SaF lie nms ee-
ben oefpmuten iin0. Der Nerid]t BE-
Ilamptet, bal, sic ,Nolbapia" obne
Wornuna berlenft lei. Oils oas Sdiff
lanf, ipnrben Bic Qente anf linn bon
sen esfprtieren6en Gdliffen aufae-
upmuaen. Weau alaubt, sal, oie ameri-
faniIdlen solbateu, sic permiet tuer-
oeu. ,tnten i'm Gdiff laaen unb Idllie-
ZEN nnS haS Saa s;nSr;unruAe g,ai=
Ter m es fi;r n nnmSolidl mad,te. bas
SanufSef IN erreid,su M,an hat oas
1fnferiee6pof Snrdl meldles SasSdiff
tprpeSiert sein loll. nid,t oeiehen. III
aber ii6ersemof. Sas ms Gf,iff nidlt
Snrh zine gP;ne ,sritSrt nurhe Gs
mmrSe umr ein SorneSo o6oefeuerf
9is h,ole;f,nSsu geitron,rS imd,feu
ina 11nfer5,efnat j. iono,u- "a nr-
lam ohsr Mini
Nas amsrifaniide sh;ff gs,afi,uou
rannfe in euronGiId,en @e,nSiIern init
e;u,m ouSerr eM;s; ,rsom,,,eu unh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
&ranfenpfieacr.

ssranfenpfleser. Gin dlterer
@lanu, Der in Der araIlfenpflese er;
fabren TIT, iuht cine Stelle als 8fle-
aer ooer 8orleler bel einen1 franten
Serrn. @ier ooer ausmdrts. geidDei-
0ene 9lnlpriide. gtaberes in Ser
rsSreie 8reiie fir geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

aauft ariess-Sparmarfen
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
NORTH PRAIRIE

At the directors meeting held i'll
Bellingham Friday, c. r. Axling was
elected president.
Miss Wolfe spent the weekend in
Seattle visiting her sister.
The Misses Nancy and Dena YER
DUN took dinner at the H. Bartelds
home Sunday evening.
Glenn Axling spent Sunday at
Grandma Baldwin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axling and Mrs. My
ron Baldwin motored to Bellingham
Friday.
Jake Bartelds was elected school
director Saturday.
After a prolonged spelling contest,
North Prairie defeated Delta Thurs
day.
A number of young people dropped
in at the Sip Heimstra home last
Wednesday evening. The following
guests enjoyed the evening: Misses
Gracia Wolfe, Anna Haveman, Eliz-
abeth Dyksterhuis, Ellen Booman
Grace, Jessie and Rose Bartelds, and
Messrs. John and Otto Bruins, Tom
and Gerrit Verduin, r. E. Nelson,
Henry Hoksbergen, Abel Dykster-
huis, Harry Wander Mel, Martin New
in, Will and Jake Cramer.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
DELTA AND SUNSHINE


Mr.. and Mrs E. Markstrom have
rented their farm to Mr.. Melvin john
son, who will take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj arkstrom will leave in
the near future for another climate.
Delta spoilers were defeated at the
North Prairie school Thursday, the
first defeat of the season thus far.
A shower was given for Mr.. and
Mrs. b. A. Axlund at their home on
Thursday in honor of their tenth
wedding anniversary. At late hour
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Axlund received many gifts of
tinware.
Bellingham visitors this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Markstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Holtrop, Mis- Ellen Anderson
Julia Gutknecht, Allie Wander Mey,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Berthusen.
A surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Sip Heimstra Wednesday
evening. Games were enjoyed, after
which lunch was served.
Delta School has formed a Red
Cross auxiliary with thirty members
who are now working for the auxil-
larry.
Mr.. Ole Larson is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Julia Guth :necht, Miss Allie
Wander Mey. Miss Thelma Helgath,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

100000 CLARK SEEDING
STRAWBERRY PLANTS The
kind that made Hood River famous
as a strawberry district. No other
commercial variety grown here.
We are Offering an absolutely pure
strain of strong well-grown plants.
Trimmed ready for planting and
delivered on cars or at boat land
ing here, at $3.50 per 1000. Mt.
View Orchard, Hood rivar. Ore
gon, Route 2. w. r. Gibson and
Son, Proprietors. 2-2l-4t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

FOR SALE-WORKING STALLION,
Registered Clydesdale stallion, gentle
and used daily as part of the reg
ular work team on the farm. Have
discontinued raising colts, and will
sell him at the low price of $500.
About II years old, dark in color.
active and sure foal getter. A
splendid opportunity for farmer
raising colts. GREENBANK FARM
500 Leary Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
3-7-1- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
Edw. Everett Hale's Famous Story At
The Liberty Tonight and Friday

In these times of unrest, of war,
of spies, of traitors and pacifists, 1t
is patriotic duty of every man,
woman and child to gain new faith
and strength in the glorious Amer
lean flag. Edward Everett Hale's
famous story, THE Man Without A
Country" is the story of the hour.
which will strike to the very core of
anyone, no matter what nationality
or creed.
1.-The Man Without A Country" is
to be shown at the Liberty theater
tonight and Friday, with a matinee
on Friday. The management has
consented to make the admission fee
within the reach of everybody, altho
the picture is seven-reel. super film.
School children will be admitted
free at the matinee. They should get
ticket from their teacher.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

Carl Helgath, and Harold Keller aut-
oed to Harmony Saturday. A fine
program was given, and lunch served
at noon. The members of the clubs
received their achievement pins for
doing their work in the club the past
year.
Mr.. Martin De Young spent Sun
day at the w. Telgenhoff home.
Miss Mabel Ericsson had German
measles this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
NEED MORE WORKERS TO
MAKE SURGICAL DRESSINGS

Excellent work is being done in the
surgical dressings classes under the
Leadership of Mrs. Frank Pace, but
there is room for many moro in the
Tuesday evening and Wednesday af
ternoon classes.
The making of the gauze bandages
is exceedingly simple, and requires
no basting or sewing. Each worker
is required to provide herself with
a clean, long-sleeved apron, and some
covering for the head.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Mail for the following named per-
sons remains unclaimed in the post
office in Lynden, Wash, on March
7, 1918. If not called for in two
weeks, it will be sent to the Dead
Letter office.
Tu. Stating, Edward Woundentron.
One cent due on each of the above
letters. When calling for any, please
say Advertised"
d. L. Beckes, Postmaster
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
HEAVY PACKAGES MAY NOW
BE SENT THROUGH MAILS

Beginning March Is, parcel post
packages weighing 70 pounds can be
sent in the list, End and 3rd zones
and those weighing so pounds in all
other zones. This was the announce
ment made at the Lynden postoffice
today by d. l.. Beckes, postmaster.
The regulations heretofore have
limited packages of so pounds to the
first three zones, with 20 pound
limit in the others.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

FORTY ACRES, school section near
LINDEN for rent. Cash or shares.
Frank w. BiXby, Bell.ngham. 1903
21st Street. Phone COS. 3-7-4t-o
We have opening for one or more ex-
perienced mechanics; write stating
experience and qualifications. Ed
ridge Buick Co., Seattle, Wash.
3-7-1t- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
GEORGE ABBOTT BUYS HOUSE
AND LOTS FROM A. l.. DRAKE

George Abbott purchased this week
through the Lynden Pioneer Realty
Company the house and two lots on
Edison Street between Second and
Third from A. L. Drake. Mr.. Alb
bolt has moved into his new home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07
Il----ooo-

DR.. Mounter presented the Lyn-
den Branch of the Red Cross this
week with a sweater of his own knit
ting. The workmanship was perfect.
The edge around the neck and arm
holes are neatly erotchcted. Doctor
Mounter declares he can knit as well
as ANY other woman"
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With Gerrit Assink as constable
and George Rothfuss as justice of the
peace, we wouldn't be surprised to
see some of the thugs who live in
Lynden township move now to safer
fields.
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Monday, March 4, was an event
full day in that part of the globe
occupied by North Prairie. Not only
did it mark the birthday anniversar-
les of Miss Gracia Wolfe and Andrew
Van Worst, but Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Axling's thirteenth wedding anniv-
ersary as we'll. The latter celebrated
the occasion at the " +. Randall
home together with Mrs. Axling' $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Baldwin,
who had been married thirty-five
years that same day. The day mark
ed the fifty-fifth wedding annivers-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall.
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FOR SALE-34 acres improved, 25
in alfalfa, balance to crop, paid up
water right, ideal for dairy, hogs,
corn or fruit. Three and half miles
from Richland. Price $3.50 per
acre. Inquire at Bank of Richland
Wash.
R, 81 & 3 IA
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p. II. Davies, who retired from the
paint business to go to Seattle, prob
ably started it. No sooner had he
left than Abe Bauman moved into
the quarters he had vacated in Geo.
Blonden's $4,000 structure, while Art
Riddle Eyes, he found his whistle all
right through the aid of The Gimlet)
and George Taylor shifted into the
office left by Bauman in the Stark
enberg skyscraper. Thereupon Capt.
Bowles. commanding the electric
light forces of Lynden, transferred
his effects to Doctor Walter Wilbur's
concrete-block building which Tay-
lor and Riddle vacated. And all this
in addition to the fact that A. E. Hen
ry has moved into Jack Gales shop,
and Jim Powers to Fred Whipple's
place, makes The Gimlet sort of dir
zy this week. The old ballad, ITS
Considerably Less Expensive To
Move Than To Pay The Landlord Ev-
cry Month" is also brought to mind.
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high school Saturday was composed
of Miss Elsie Sweet, Miss Edna Nc
Kinnon, and ]. M. Beatty. All three
judges cast their own ballots early,
and as Miss Sweet and Miss McKin-
non each received a vote for school
director, the indications aye that Mr..
Beatty was exceedingly modest when
he selected his ticket.
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Our idea of tough citizen is Carr
Bailey. He got wound around a
shaft at Gus Klocke's mill last week
and wasn't even dented.
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Why shouldn't Lynden organize
Nooksack navy for protection in case
of attack from the sea? The Gimlet
enbaas, an old U. S. sailor, and II. ].
Kok, who was gunner on one of
Queen Wilhelmina's ships.
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l. A. Nadeau. district manager of
the Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany, visited A. A. Bauman the local
agent, today.
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War-sufferers in the Lynden district
from German measles include Mary
Worthen. Doris Gale, Agens Gale,
Bennett Gale, Gordon Gale, Dorothy
Hardness, Irene Smith, Irene Mer-
rift, Ruth Routon, Mertha Bostwick
Merle Brown. and Mabel Ericsson.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

NEW SEED CATALOG- Complete
list of Tested Seeds for Western
planting. Write for your copy to-
day-MAILED FREE. An exper-
fence of 25 years in the Northwest
Aabling Boyce Seed Co., SO Pike
ST., Seattle, Wash. 2-21- see sch.
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BABY CHICKS-White Leghorn ba-
by chicks sturdy good laying stock.
Weekly matches. Immediate ship
ment. Write for prices. Randall
Mclaughlin, Madison & Western
Ave. Seattle. Wash. 3-7-2t- o
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WANTED-A limited amount of
clean white rags. cts. per lib.
A No. l Garage, Lynden. 3-7-1*
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Is ACRE RANCH for rent or sale.
q mile from Greenwood. Mrs.
Sarah Scott, 4th & Grover. 3-7-1*
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WANTED TO BUY-Heavy double
harness. Inquire at The Tribune.
3-7-1t-
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Doyle Vanderyacht, the seven-year-
old son of H. H.. milks two cows ev-
cry day. The Gimlet doesn't believe
any boy his age in the district can
show a better record. How about it?
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GOOD HAY FOR SALE A De
Graft, Lynden r. F. ID. No. 2.
Silt =
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-03-07

TO POULTRY RAISERS- Write to
Poultry Dept, Fisher FIGURING
Mills Co., for FREE Poultry Bull
ccsafully in accordance with new
poultry food regulations of Food
Administrator. 3-7-2t- o
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FOR SALE 1-ton Republic Auto
truck, good as new; used but
few months. Star Mercantile Co.
2-2S-tf %