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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

superiority. Those are not things to
eat
You may rise above your pride but
II Ia impossible to swallow H."
Now, Mir Turkey, may he only n
poor hen, hut know a few things It's
saying and perfectly good saying
when | speak Of swallowing my pride,
Everyone knows nu Ony means to
chew II and swallow II actually Be.
sides, ~ rur as that is concerned !
might say to you that II was not cor.
rect tu talk about rising above your
pride ~ though pride were the ground
and one took \ trip In mn airplHur
above H."
Let us not quarrel" said Mr.. Tur.
key, FOR the Joyous Christmas season
IL fast approaching.
YES mutttcred Hiss Hen. "Rud |
wns fast approaching victory in hat
argument"
Mr.. Turkey pretended he hadn't
heard.
oh. 10y the way" he said. after ~
moments pause YOU wanted me 10
tell you what II mcunt to he original"
Yes" Cluckrd Miss Hen. while q
smile pissed over her hen face.
"Wcl," continued Mr.. Turkey
when a creature is original and says
original things it means he Is saying
things he has thought up himself and
hasn't copied from someone else 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18


ble," said Mr.. Turkey; you needn't
be so sure that you won't be eaten
yourself"
We'll. It's the best time Of the year
TO be eaten. It's an honor"
"That'c what I've always said" Gob.
hlcd Mr.. Turkey. please, Miss Hen,
try to be original
II may try to he many things,
clucked Miss Hen. but II Is inpOS
Siblc FOR me TO try To be original"
Why" asked Mr'Tnrkey who was
much puzzled
"licCaUsc | don't know what II is 10
he original | don't know what the
word means. How can be something
II dun't even know what that some.
thing is? | can't try to be II thing |
don't know anything about"
YOU could ask what It means,
couldn't your" inquired Mr. Turkey.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
AN UNIQUE EDUCA-
TIONAL INSTITUTION
Continued from Page one.D

COVE to the Brigham Young College
n distinct individuality OF its own.
These are the factors that. among
other. which time and space will
not even permit to enumerate. make
IT unique among the educational in
situations OF the state. 1t is a school
OF high ideals and mole achievements
and merits the loyal patronage of
those who desire the est to had in
high school and normal college
work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18


blcr," said Miss Hen 1--WE can't NIL he
original, as you call II. Resides words
are words and we all have to use the
same ones to he understood, ~ what
difference does II make how we put
them together"
Mr.. Turkey walked proudly about, us
though some creatures really hadn't
enough brains 10 bother talking 10, but
soon great noise was heard.
The pigs were all Suuealng aud
grunting.
at Is the time NJ the year when cN.
eryunr should give me presents,
squcaled pinky Pig.
Everyone should give me presents
That Is what Christmas menus" mid
Porky Pig.
They should all give them tO me-
said Brother Bncou. cor You uigs don
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
rAuE FIVE

know The spirit Of Christmas giving n
'You don't know II Yourself" said
Miss Ham. Christmas Is coming. I'm
all ready Tor prNcals.'
liut The other animals sighed and
shook their heads.
pigs dou1 even forget they are pigs
duriuG the Christmas SEASON."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

person who has
original ideas all
his own. A crCa
ture who says
original things,
says things no
other creature
says"
You copied
me W hen you
said IL was nu
honor to be eaten
al Christmas.
That was what |
have alw ay =
sald."
Don't he 50
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

have Ia swallow my pride ar my Su.
periority and he friendly al this time
Of the year. Yes, will actually ash
YOU. What does 1t mean 20 he orig.
nalI"
II will tell you." said Mr.. Turkey,
but first " all at mo say that you
cannot swallow your pride nor your
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
Christmas in
the Barnyard
tooPyrGhL lsl ~ wsstsrN Newspaper uu.oul
$3.50
=, MARY GRAHAM BONNER

IllliSTMAS IL coming"
CroWrd Alr. RuOS or.
christmas Is com.
ing" sobhlrl AIR. Tur.
Key.
Don't I've TOO happy
about II, Tor you may
he eaten, Mr.. Turkey.
said Miss Hen.
And then she clucked
christmas il com.
ing"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

Are v on u q
proud for lhati'
n OF 100
proud said Miss
Hen. hut | don't
ask fuNOrS. | like
to h We them
an d ed to me
without the ask
ing. II makes me
appear 81 Supr.
rior."
Absurd. said
Mr.. Turkey.
"Well, n Won
think 50 then.
said Miss Hen. II
A. nnnAA nHtII
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
Sleigh
bells
peal with
merry jingle
church bells set

merry Jingle,
church bells set
the air a>tnale, while
with these the door
bells minsle in yneopa,ed
sors There's the sound of happy
greeting as acquainiances
are meeting; there's the knell
Ct Christmas fleeing as the ciotk
strike DER and er: Johnnie uUmpeis
shriekns shrily. Philips drum aDo
flies not still. ne makes attempt 10 drown
but lily sounds Of guns that outside rocr.
There's the squeak OF 'iollie dolly and the
puah Of Dollie SpoIly. and the screams Q
Laughter Jolly from this happy hlts
four But above all Christmas noises
made by little girls and boys Is one thai
better than all toys Is: more good
cheer u holds
in
acre
It's
the
sound
cf mother pitChin' Thing,
about cut in the kitchen
Is she calls lshc knows
we re itehin' Come to
dinnerl" lhror~h the doc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-26
JrlanS itnS scr
SricSeitspertra9

gteiu gort, 26. Srni. - Ser
u&raiioent Der trlGnbiiden &epu.
blit", Ganom Sc 8aIera, madte
geitern bier ben SnbaIt elmer Note
befannt, meIde CT an Oen fran5oii.
i9en Wtiniiterprdiioenten glemence.
an abionote. SsSn oeriel6en erfIGrt
er Den Gelegaten Der GrieOensfonfe.
ren5 baB SrIano nidt gebalteu iei
etnen 6rieOenspertrog an5uerfennen
meIder bon enoliiden 8rieOensoeIc.
gaten im Ramen Srloubs itnter3eid.
net muroe. Srtano ueroe iib itrift
an Die geoinotlnoeu irgenoeines
9ertrages bolten falls Elm FOLDER
bon 9eIe9oten unier5eiduet maroe,
meIde obne duBaren ginfluB o6er
3mon9 bonn irldnoiiden @olfe ielbIt
erlpdblt mltr0en britiide 8eIegoten
ober fontten I'M 0amen SrIunos
tcin biroen0es 9'eripreden eeben.
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Nntcrik0tter bleibcn
bis SricScnsit1lu6

qobten3, 26. sunni. - Gie ge.
ftern bon Der arlneeleit1lng befonui
ge0eben pltr0e, peroen Die orei anle.
rifanii6en Qibiitonen, melde geeen.
p1rtig an 0itIiden Rbeinufer bic
8riidenfopfe beiebt baIterb 0aieIbIt
Itationiert bIeiben, Big Der Srieoens.
bertrag tatiddIib unter3eidnet miro.
gaad Der l1nter8eidnlng tperoen ite
iofort nod ibren friiberen Gtellun-
gen 5urildfebren, 0ffi8iGre oes
Irunsportfpeiens MAIDEN bpfonnt,
0oB idntliAe ameritaniihe 9ol0a.
fen, fails oies bonn mtIttdriiden
&al1ptQuartier berIongt miro. bis
gum /. 9luguit 9elitldIono berlai.
ien f0nnen. @eganpdrtigen 9ldnen
8ufoIge miro ii9 Die finite nmeri.
foniide Qibiiion, ipelde 0egenlpdrtig
einen Cell 2uretrlbures beiebt b1It,
elm ODER 6tpei Gage nod l1nter8eid.
nung oe8 5rieoansoertrages na6
Jrantreid auriid6e8eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-26
ucile Railcbiitasken
fir Ole Seuerwelor

annios Gttp, $40. .26. SUM.
Sahperitdn6i9e Der 8unoe8regier,
ung fino aegentpartig oantit beIddf.
tigt cine Stanoarlierlna Der HQud.
maSfen fir 5euerluebrleute oes gan.
sen 2anoes bor3ttne6men, lpeIha
oann olgelnein in gertpenoun9 fom.
men ioIIen. Gies ipltr0e bon einem
Spreher onI6BIid Der aonbention
Der internationolen @ereinigung Der
3euerlne9rntoidiniiten bier befannt
gegeben. Sic hon Der 2lrmee i'm
ariege berlpenoeteu @asno8fen be.
pa9ren iid tpobG in getpiiien fSGQen,
fonnen aber i'm alIgenteinen BET Der
sgefdmpfllng bon 9rGuoen feline Ser.
ftn0eu.
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Strdrlbeft iieb eeaen
i9rc 2lusltefermne

Chicago, 26. sSyttni. = Gie i'm
Souie go. GAG @ellington 9lbe.
pobnenhe 6ralt g2eIlie 5tern uno
6. q. 4ulmuttcr. ser I'M Souie go.
1918 Montroie 2iue. lpobnt, Iteben
lmter Der 2tnflaae, bon gbicago aus
nod gle6roSfd, cinem otrodenen"
Stoate, 5dnaps perionot gu boben.
Gie 0ortige gebor0e berlangt bie
2lusGieferung Der beioen g[ngeflog.
ten. Dieie ba6en lire lle6erfiigrltnq
nod RebrnSfa proteitiert uno Ser
6oQ fam nor 8pn0estonllniIiQr Mo.
Jon 8ltr gerbaaoluna. Sin friiberer
Qulmutters, CHARLES
Goren bat ongegeben, 0aB fid] iein
2lrbeitsgeber gum 9erian6t Ser Spi-
rituoien elmer Sorte bon aiiten be,
0ient babe, Die ionit 8ur 9ef0roe-
rpng bon 5drei6maidiren gebrolt6t
miro.
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Strciker keRren
sur 2lrbeit siirii&

8iniripeg, Mau., 26. SUM. -
SbDobl bon ben Seitern bes bieTiger
@enerolitreits, Der geitern gum gl6,
i4luB fanL erIt Der beutige Gag,
Inn II llbr bprnlittngs, oIs ben
8eitprnft iiir Oie Sfiidfebr our glr.
belt feitgeiett tuilrbe, febrten ood be.
reits geitern 8ablrei6e QtusitGn6ige
nod ibren friiberen g[rbeitspI1ben
dlriid, Inn tbre friibere 9eidGfti.
gtng aufaunebnleu &ie befannt
miro, buben ii6 9tcgierlings., Staats.
ltno 6taottnltitute, iopie audi ber.
iAieoene Nribatunternebmer gquei.
CERT, geipiiie 9lrbeiter, Die |t6 m1b.
ren0 bes Gtreifs belonoers rabiat
benobmen, pieber in glrbeit 8u npb.
men. 8ie bier befannt miro, ioIl
Die fanaoiide Re9ierltng ben Gidter
S. a. gto6inion NIT Der l1nteriu.
dung Der streifuriade betraut ia.
ben. st ioa au9 ebentltea notlDen.
oige glenoerunaen I'M SSntereiie Der
ar6eiteridaft eirberidten. @ie Sir.
germeiiter @rnp berihtet, nluBte ie-
Der itdotiife anqeIteIlte, Der 3l,r SIT.
belt 8nriidfebrte, oos @eripreden ge-
ben, fih 1lienalS ipie0er on einem
GDnipatbieitreit 3u beteiligen.
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Rc9icrititesbilfe
fir irieeskriip

@aI5ington, 26. SUM. = Inter
ben @eoingltngen elmer anenoierten
5enots 9etpilliQ,tng8oorIage fin
100000, meIde bereits bonn glb.
eeoronetenbaus pnIiiert tpuroe, ioll
aIIen friiberen angeb5rtgen oes
2anobeeres, iotpie aud Der seeitreit.
mad)t Der Ser. Gtoaten, tpelde in
Dem @6lterfrie9 berfriippelt tpuroen,
iofort @elegenbeit geboten iperoen.
u1tter finan5ieller MttbiIfe Der Bum
besregierung ein fir ite paifer0es
Saitbnert 8u erIernen. Ter monat-
lide Regierungs5uiduB ipdbren0 Der
Qebr3eit betrGgt oieien @oridlog 6tt.
foIge fir 2ebige $50 per Dfonat,
ndbreno 8erbeiratete $100 per Wao.
not erbalten iole1 8u5iigIid Der re-.
guIdren gtegierungsbilfe fir oeret
Qngeborige.
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&roflQntQtiolt Qll
oas 6entlde &olf
Die Heeterune fcrSsrt casiclbe anf, iid so beitres
ben, Sen SricSensbcSin9nneef nod bciten
lsrdften nadbsmkcmmcn
IN lerlin MnS Rambmre konamt e So lsrapallen

gtosfe 9iiidiprade nebnten. aorre.
ipon6enter in 8einar fttto einitint-
mig ser 9[niibt,, oaB bas anieben
Mntbias GrSbergers geibmunoen it,
oa er Die feIte l1eber5eug,ing nlis.
gaipro1eu bate. Bob bic Gbre Der
Grlnea ni1t gcidd0igt iperoen mir.
be. Die aaiterten nber ftno olf bic
bon i1ln gcr1adten oiesbesiigIiden
8oridId9e rtht eingegdngen. Gs
beiBt, oaB gr6bergers Stellitng i'm
aabinett eridiittert lit
2entIde @arf iteigt int @ert.
Berlin. 26. SUM. ssyrfoIge oer
beiieren 6rieoensausfi9ten 1T bic
8r6ielrate fir Die oelttide Morf
bon 81 ditf 4012 5rancs fir 100
0lorf geItieQer. Ole oiterrei9ii1e
Hate iit bon Is ouf 90 Sranc bon
100 &ronen qeitiegen. (sSrn Srieoen
befam man befantltli9 1875 5ranes
fir 100 Uiarf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-26
ltn9arlt artgebli6 BON
Jtalienern itftteritiikt

garis, 26. SUM. - 3ie fenln.
tionetle 8eiduIotgang, 0aB Stolien
nit gorbebadt an ben 5iibrer Ser
ungartihen 6ooiet-Hegierung, geIa
Scum, @eidiibe uno @orrGte ienoe.
0dmit er bteieIben gegen 6ie eide.
den bertpenoe rto oarlit SStaliens
SnB gegen oie Slaben befrieoigt
peroe, plr6e bonn 9ontinanoeur
9ertinor in Der beiiti9en gtusgobe
oes edo 6e 8uris erboben. Ser bon
9ertinnr berfoBte g[rttfe[ muroe
nidt Dem fron86itiden 8enior itnter.
breitet miro gelagt. 8erIelbe bot
In 9reiien Der &onferen5 eirten itor.
fen 4onn1entar 3ur Golge gebsbt.
Gin 9erIiner 9eridterituttzr ia.
bette bor einer 8o6e, oaB Der syiib.
rer Der rngariiden Hoten ibnl &c.
iagt bdtte, 0oB Die SsSStoliener I'M ge.
beimen Bacterial an bic l1ngorn lie.
fern.
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Stllrfllesipiitcn init
tSSlieber 111irkmno

Galgorb. aIta, 26. SUM. - Cir
atn0 lpur0e aetotct, cine gln3obl
Gerionen berIeBt uno berihie6cne
@ebdltoe 8ertriinmert, ats Elm 8tr-
beIitlrm oos 9orf gnprcfS ttnpeit
bon Ne0ictne Sot, beirniitdte. Sin
Giienba6nipagen muroe bon Dem
Stltrne aufgeBoben un6 cine gtrede
melt ertfiibrt, morauf oerieIbe nie-
oerfteL unb bollitan6ig sertriimncrt
ipltr0e. Cine GoniIie bon Ginpon.
Oerern, Die iid Oorin befano, erIitt
8erletnngen 1tn6 Elm SdugIin9 pur.
be getotet. -....
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-26
Miierte riebfeft an
OeutieblanS stuei 3lcteft
8erSen iuesen gerienten Der bent.
Iden sylotte nnb Der geiue.
gung 8egen bic 8Dlen
buritcllig.

9oris, &c. Stunt. - syn Der an
Die oeutihe 9feeierung ipegen Der
gerienfltng Der oeutfhen 6Iotte ge.
ridteten 9eote Der 9laiierten beiBt
es, ooB oieler oft nttbt nur Elm Dor.
beoadter 9ru9 bes @affe1lItialtar.
oe8, ionbern audi I'M 9ornus Elm
Iolder Der Jrteoen8bebingungen lit.
Dosielbe gilt aud bon Dem @erbren.
nen Der fran86iifden Gobnen III
Berlin. gs lit eriidtlid], ooB cine
8ieoerboIung oerortiger 9lfte duf
Die Qtusfiibrltng beg gertrages iii.
gIiifti1 eintptrfen ntuB. Gs tpiro
oarauf bertpieian ooB bic gIiierten
Sdaoenerias fir bic herienften
5diffe uno 8eltrafang oerietigen
8erionerb Die fir Die Sanblung
berontfuortlid] iinb, berlangt tper0en.
sSSSn Der gfote betreffs Der polrli.
iden glngeIegenbeit beiBt es: .Die
olliierten unO oiIo8iierten Madte
fiibIen fib oeranlaBt, oaralf aif.
mertian 8u MAIDEN, oaB Die oelt.
fbe &egierllng fiir ale fein0ieIigen
Son0lungen gegen bic 9olen BET
9eitBergreifung oes ibnert sugeipro.
denen @ebtets perontiportlid geboL.
ten neroen miro. 9(ae oeutiden
Eruppen miiIien aus ienen @ebieten
3uritfge8ogen urO oarf Sniurgenten
IN 6ieien Serritorien fein 9eiitano
Ieiten5 Der Regierung geboten per-
A.
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Streikbcilc0ilit9
In 1oanccmper, q. s

gafcouper, 9. G., &c. SUM. =
geadoen bier cine geitatigltng bea
@eriidtes eingetroifen tpor, DAB Der
@enerolitreit bon @innipeg beige.
Iegt iei, tpur0e bier raid cine Grtra.
Sieung Der arbeiterfiibrer etnberu-
fen, Die fid nod ttr5er 3ebatte eilt.
idIofien, aud ben biefigen General.
itreit ein5uIteIlen. Gin Bulletin,
meIdes i'm @r6eitertenlpel dngeidla.
gen tUur6e, beritdnbigte Die Qlusitdn.
oiget oaB Der GeneroIitreit om
5reitag utittng su Gn6e gebt. bor.
oaB in Der 8uifhen8ait
eg bon Seiteu Der grbeitgeber 5u
teinen nrbeiterfeinoIiden Wabna1.
men fomntt.
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Gelcp9on 2lneeitcllte
9coen Sie 1tnien

San 6rnncisco, aaIif, 26. oyuni.
= Sic EeIepbon. QngeiteQten un6
eleftrtifen gtrbeiter, oie i'm Gtreif
iin6, baben in elmer 8eriaatnllmg
beidIoiien bon Der GelepBon.@eieIl.
idoft tetn aonpromiB an3unebmen
un0 ben Strpif auf ei9ene sSauit
ueiter 5u iiibren umo Die gefe6le
i9res SSSnternationaIen 8i3e. .8rGIi0en.
ten. 8. 6. @raiier unbead,tet 84 loi.
fen. sS5n Dem gefaBten geidluB
bcibt es 0ltniere gertreter ipielen
Der 3eIepbou @eielidaft in 6ie
Sdn6e." Sic 2Iu5itdnoigen erfIdren,
oaB tpeitere 8er6on6lungen unniis
finn
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menn Der gebeinni8boQe Ginn Be
&eltgeidihte oeln 0eutitbeu GoIf
nod einnol cine 8en0ung gum Gu
ten borbebalen bot, einmiinoen in ei
nen fittliden 2lusglcih Der Mdftber
bdItrtiIe 8lpiiden alien 5tatlnen
Die Meaihenanttib trogen."
.. Sin Mla9nunrt.
2erne atf beg 2eben8 @lan8 ber5id
ten
oeutide$ @oIf.
2ernG ihaifen inter 8Ieigetpirbten
3eng' ous 2eioeu Qeine nete scele
octtibe8 @oIfl
Trn9e pitroig Gugenoen ipie 6ebIe.
Qc6n' oen @eiIt ourd 8eIt uno Sim.
ntetalueitel
heutides 8oIf,
god Die 6llBe ldli OUT Gtoen ihrel'
ten.
@cr Gid gaIten I0Bt 6cu IaB aud
gelten,
6eutides Soft
San0Ie ihpeigeno, lpenn 8i6 anoere
@ Idcltenl ..
Germ Gid Iie6er ieIber 8u ltntfoiie1
oertfbcs 8oItl
g8cr Gid baBt, ben Ierne mic0er
baiicnl .
2oltidlc tief oe5 eigenen 8eic18 So
men,
ocutihes 8oIfl
5ei 8u meiie, an6erer 2ie6 3u b6bnen.
5ei On ems i'm 8enten pie I'M
e.. Spreden,
r- 0euf1We5 8oltl
Sins in 6ormen pie I'M 6ornBer.
breden!
.1n6 beid' Die aufapipiibIte aruHe =
oeutides 8olt
0elttiden 2onos nit 6etttihan Men.
iferltumel
aern' i'm 9unfeIn SinumeIsIidter
abnen,
oeutides 9oIfl
}ufitnitsnege Iern' Ourd @aiten
bobnen.
ln0 bernifnnt' I'M idriIlen 2dru Der
8eit
oattihes 8oltl
Die guiit Der itaeu eipigfeit.
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Sebiffboilz2lrbeitcr
5eftriintl1terft Gdrs

aole6o, Ohio, 26. SUM. -lleber
1000 glnaeiteIlte Der Golebo ediff.
bau @eieI1idaft, Die iid Der Gr60.
9nng 0es 6a5rpreiies ouf Ser stra.
Benba1n tpioeriesten, 5erit0rten 5pei
9abnDageu uno 3ertriimnerten bic
6eniter in anneren 8abnlpogen. Ser
iekige 6obrpreis betrng s Gents nit
einem Gent 3uidIog fir 1trniteige.
farten. Die nelte 9tate tit 6 Gents
nit 2 Gents 3uidIog fir llnIteige.
fartet.
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mpomino 11i1Sdten
eeoen Omaha 5ierSen

G6eDennc, WDo, 26. cyttni.-.
Gin etteS mcitIides aaubn1doden"
ouf einent cdten meittiden 9fcr6.
lit nad edit tueftGider gtrt Die
5tlfen 6es aapitols binauf, 6ireft
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Dlaiteit ttetlen Gutinel
itnter 5mSien Slnfs

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ter oem $iOIon Stub Su bauen.
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Ratifisieren Sas
SraitcnItimntrecbt

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geiebgeben0en a6rperIdaften bnben
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berIeibt, rntifi5iert.
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Sc 9cum unaeuronet.

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8eie Oas &e 9eum geiungen iperben
ion.
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Dlsconit1t Seltat fir
2112 prc5enttoes Bier

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nnter5ci(6nnng 0ts
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Dieiclbc ion Sansta9, 1tbr tae6nt., itattfinSen;
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tieteu ernannt habeh bot man be.
idIoiien, oos GaIteiien, beute, Com
nerstag, gIben6 alt geben.
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t1)ettcrberitbt

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Seil betpolft beitte obeno uio Gvei.
tag. gieaeiht berdnoerIid beiite
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-06-19
CITY FINANCES SHOW
GAIN, SAYS OFFICIAL
State Audits Lynden Books And Ex.
presses Congratulations To Offic.
ials Who Reduced Debt

Enthusiastic commendation of the
officials of the Town off Lynden for
improving the financial conditions of
the town within the past two years is
given in an official report of the state
bureau of inspection which has just
been received here. The audit by
the state expert sho rs that Lynden
has reduced its Indebtedness nearly
$1,000 in the past two years, that it
is now on a cash basis, that it has
increased its surplus from S5.1S7.-
SO in 1917 to $12.423.67 in 1919 and
has increased it's available credit TO
SIP, 2,690.37 from s6,37907.
The following is the comment that
the state official makes on conditions
in Lynden:
There has been a great improve
ment in the financial affairs of the
Town of Lynden since last audit that
bore date of May 81, 1917. AS COM
parison the following figures are sub
mitted:
1911 1919
Surplus 5,lS7.93 IL. .423.t7
Warrant out
Cur. expense 6.S17.65 5S.05
Water 4.30
Available credit
General fund 6,379.O7 12,690.97
Water 1.730.52 1,27S.77
This is certG inly a very creditable
showing and we'll worthy of COM
merdation. They are now on cash
basis.
THE records are in excellent shape,
better than at any previous audit,
which speaks for the efficiency of
both the clerk and treasurer. No er-
rors were found of any description.
THE great financial improvement
made during the past two years re-
fleets great credit upon the officials
and shows excellent management.
We congratulate you
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-06-19
START WORK AT ONCE
ON GLENDALE PAVING
Commissioners Reconsider Decision
To Postpone Project; Contractors
Ready To Begin

Work on the Lynden-Glendale road
will start at once, following the act
ion of the County Commissioners on
Monday of awarding the contract for
the work to the Skagit Construction
Company.
On Friday, the commissioners con-
sidered the bids, and rejected all
three on the grounds that they were
all high, and that in view of the fact
that it would be unlikely that the
project could be completed this year,
it would be better to reconsider the
whole matter.
Following this action, group of
fifty determined residents along the
road appeared before the commits
sioners Monday, spent the day in the
courthouse, and obtained a recon
sideration, with a consequent letting
of the contract.
The lowest bidder was Charles E.
Lind. whose figure was $12S. 60S.S0
for the four and a quarter miles of
pavement, while the Skagit Con
struction Company was but $4,000
higher. The fact that the Skagit Con-
struction Company had just finished
big job and had equipment all
ready to move to the Glendale work
made the board decide to give them
the contract.