davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
sLAZACY o PoLSKIEM
~zWYCIFSTWIE.

Bytorn. - Zwycieska &ontr-
ofensywa polska i paniczny Cd
wr6t bolszewikow zdaje sic ere
flektowa4y juz Geese prasy ME-
mieckiej. Wrcetawski .Breslauer
Neueste 'Nachricfrten", kt6re do
niedawna jeszcze-prorokowafy IT,
padek Polsce, stwierdza teraz,
ze Rosya sowiecka skapitulowa-
Ia wobec Polski, przegrawszy
wojne. ,,Polska, czytamy tam,
wyzyska teraz niewatpliwie swa
obecna korzystna sytuacye i PREY
pomocy Ententy uzyska z Rosy9
TAXI pok6j, o jakim przedtem ma
prawds ;nit ME mogla".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
GLOSSY PRASY SOWIECKIEI
o SYTUACYI.

Gdahsk. - Tutejsze pisma ME-
mieckie donosza z Moskwy: w
wynurzeniach Prasy sowieckiej o
obecnem poiozeniu W Polsce "a
~znaczaja sic diva kierunki: Pier
wszy usifuje przedstawie niepowo
dzenia armii bolszewickiej jake
p~rzejsciowe. Trooki wprawdzie
miedzy innemi oswiadcza, ii przy
czyna Neski armii botszewickiej
jest wyiacznie ~faSszywa takty&a
dow6dcow. w dalszym ciagu
wskazuje Trooki ma przygotowa-
MIA bolszewikow do novel ofen-
sywy, ma ogolna mobilizacye it'd.
Drugi kierunek wyka1uje, il ODE
enc ~pofozenie ma froncie jest bar
do powazne. Trooki W innym ar
tykule w~spomnianego pisma
stwierdza, il armia rosyjska jest
zmeczona, i re lud ME chce brac
udziafu W wojnie. Lud rosyjski-
pisze Trocki - musi sic przeko-
nae, il z chwila, gdy armia Ger
wona poniesie klesbe, Rosya So
wiecka znajdzie sic W obliczu ka
tastrofy. R6wniez i Rad& narze-
ka ma bierne zachowanie sic hrdu
rosyjskiego W wojnie poisko-ro-
syjskiej i zarzuca mt, IL ME ro-
zumie, re Cd wyniku wojny zale-
zee bedzie los Rosyi Sowieodej.
lime pisma bolszewickie wska-
zuja, re armia polska przedsta-
via o wiele wieksze niebczpie"
czehstwo, anizeli armie dawnych
generaiow antybolszewiddch: -
Judenicza, Denikina / Kolcaka
zolnierze polscy, W przeciwsta--
wieniu do zolnierzy wspomnia-
nych trzech generas6w, So niedo-
stepni do jakiejkolwiek propa-
CANDY bolszewi&iej, gdyz goruje
wSr6d Mich slime poczucie patry-
OtyZmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

niosac szlachetna i wydatna po-
moc ludnosei cywilnej W naszym
kraju, rozumia}, re w tax donio-
siej chwili pomodz trzeba tym,
ktorzy te ludnost cywilna cd
mordu i zniszczenia swojemi pier
siami chronia. Dlatego to "a Ego
da i w porozumieniu Z Amery-,
kaiskim Czerwonym Krzyzem
noglismy rozpoczaG i dotad pro-
wadzit akcye skiadkowa ola POI
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza W A
meryce.
Teraz jednak nadchodzi czas.
gdy Czerwony Krzyz Amerykan
ski chce zapukac do szlachetnych
serc obywateli Arnerykahskich
WychodZcoW w tym kraJu HhleSZ'
k~ajacych, Ma czas cd 11go dc
25go b. nj. wyznaczono zbiorke
w caiej Rzeczpospolitej Amery-,
kahskiej. Gdy sobie uprzytomni,
my, re Czerwony Krzyz Amery,
kahski ME tylko ni6si do Polski
pomoc milosierdzia i moralneg1
podniesienia PREY wspaniafem
zaparciu sic wszystkich wspolpra
cownikow ale ponadto wyda'
przeszio S milionow dolarow ma
akcye W naszym kraju, to AM
chwili watpic ME MONA, re ser,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

dzisiejsze Wegry, szukac zwisz-
k6w w Skandynawii, a ziych, wa
tiych, nieszczeryeh sasiad6w po-
Wilma sic strzedz, unikat, CO nj
czego dobrego pc mich spodzie4-
wac sic ME moze.
Wszelkie inne kalkulacye poll
tyczne w danym razie spotkaiyby
sic z bezwzglednym oporem ca
lei ,nyslacej polskiej opinii publ
cznej, z kt6ra kazda dyplomacya
a vice ! nasza, must sic liczyc.
Czekaja Polske W tel chwili ME
tyiko lata krwawego trudu, lecz i
mozolnego czuwania z bronia u
nogi. Pokoj Z bolszewika1ni, jeze-
Ii zawartym zostanie, bedzie tyl-
10 pozornyn pokojem, ktorego
beda musiaiy strzedz Gale, goto-
we do boju, dywizye. Pozycie z
Niemcami rowniez bedzie regulo
wane dIugo ~jeszcze przez iysk
polskich ~bagnetow. Ma ocknienie
sic Litwinow do braterstwa, ma
przebudzenie Ukrainy | Bialejru-
81, lata cafe czekat bedzie trzeba
i lata Gale trzeba bedzie valleys
Z perfidya czeska, ktdra pc cite
ro-wiekowej niewoli do wyzwo.
lenia swego wprowadza wszystko
to, co jej ~wlasnych ciemiezcow
byio hahba.
PrzyszioSc najblizsza wymaga
Cd mas ME tylko ostroznoSci, ME
tylko przezornosci, ale i unikanil
uSmiechow takich ,Maiych En-
tent"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
OWACYA OLA AMER. PO-
SLA GIBSONA w WAR
SZAWIE.

Warszawa. - w Tcatrze Vie
kim W Warszawie zgotowala pu,
blicznoSt serdeczna owacye anne,
rykahskiemu poslowi Gibsonowi
Przybyi on byi W otoczeniu cz}oa
kow Amer. Czew. Krzyza. Posia
Gibsona ]wprowadzil do lozy dyr.
'Mlynarski i wyglosi} serdeczne
powitalne przemowienie. Publ
cznosc wysluchala, stojac, hymnu
amerykahskiego i goraco przy-
iaciela Polski aklamowaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

ca ~wszystkich naszych Rodakow
jak najgoretsza ola tel instytucyi
zapataja wdziecznoScia. | ola te-
SO wzywam Was Rodacy i wszy-
stkich, ktorzy dotad tax gorliwie
w'pracy ola Polskiego Czerwone-
60 Krzyza wsp6ldzia}ali, azeby
przez czas tel zbiorki podzielili
swa czynnost W ten spos6b, ably
jak n~ajwieksza ilosc czfonkow
miedzy Polakami ola Amerykafl-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza po--
zyskac, wsp6idzia}ajac jak najgo-
recej Z komitetami, ktore przez
Amerykahski Czerwony Krzyz
pomiedzy naszymi ziomkami W
tym celu utworzone zostafy. Spo-
dziewam sic, re jak ogromne So
zaslugi Amerykaiskiego Czerwo-
rego Krzyza W pomocy ola Pol
ski, tax wielki bedzie zapa} ma
szych Rolakow do zapisywania
sic ma czlonkow i z kohcem
zbi6rki okaze sic, re re wszy-
stkich innoplemiennych miesz-
kahc6w tego kraju Polacy najli-
czniejszy zastep czfonkow Anne
rykaiskiemu Czerwonemu Krzy-
FOWL dostarczyli.
Lubomirski,
Pose} Rrzplitej Polskiej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
z Text R~edakcyjnej.

wo,noSci Bukaresztu, ME ma da-
nych, ably uwierzyt W ruinuh--
skie silly bojowe, a dalej wikiat
sic w besarabskie zagadnienia.
Polska z ostatniego najazdu
bolszewickiego wyciagnela ola
siebie, wierzymy, powazne wska-
zania, Re ma zadne odruchy soil
darnosci ze strony tel samej Ma
lei Ententy" liczy6 ME powinna.
| przeciwnie, Re wbrew nawet
bezpieczehstwu wiasnemu, moe
liczyS bezwzglsdnie ma odruch
zywioiowy narodu wegierskiego.
Vice choc ,Mafa Entente'a"
usiiuje imponowat Europe, jake
koncept, jake dowcip czeski, jake
rzekoma ,,emancypacya', maiych
pahstw z pod wplywu panstw
wielkich. jestesmy przekonani, re
ME zaimponuje nam, Polakom.
Polska W tel chwili, pomimo
wszelkich p~okojowych ukiadow,
Jest skazana Jeszeze ma dz;esiatki
lat przymusowego zbrojnego po-
gotowia.. Jedynie w0wczas pra
cowac i organizowat sic bedzie
mogia, jezeli bedzie czuwaia
dziei i noe ma swych granicach,
jezeli bedzie opierala sic Q takich
sojusznik6w, ma kt6ryeh istotnie
! liczyc bedzie mogla W cie1kiej
chwili napadu wrogiego.
Czesi wobec mas oddawna Cd
s1onili karty. Napadli mas w ira
Fgicznej chwili roku 1918, napadl'
mas, po raz wt6ry, podczas Dol
szewickiego najazdu, wydarli ka-
wal ziemi polskiej i zatrzymy-
wall materyal bojowy. Jugosla--
via jest pograzona W morzu VIA
snej powojennej niedoli, Polski
i Polakow ME INA, ME ma 0 Mich
i ME chce mice navel pojecia.
Rumunia? Rumunia zawsze Edo
Eedzie sic W stosunku do mas ma
szumna neutralnoSt tax. jak to
bywato pred laty, kiedy w Ru-
munii rzadzili hospodarowie, kie-
DIV szio O Woloch3w j kucowala-
chow.
Niechze wiec sobie owa ,,Mala
E.ntente'a" kwitnie tymczasein
ma grobie Wegier. l MECH kon--
cept ten p~rzestanie iechtac pol
skich politykow. Nasze sojusze
ma dzisiaj So pewne, So granite
we, DO prze1 narod polski wyzna-
wane Z caiej mocy. Sojusz z Fran
eva i sojusz re Stanami Zjedno--
czonymi przedewszystkiem. w
orbite tych s~ojuszow powinna
Polska wciagnaG "a wszelka Gene
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

GL6wNY.

Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks Rajmund Applet, Wice-Moderator.
Wojciech F. Soska. Prszes.
Antonina Baranowska. Wice-prezeSkA.
woiciech Menkicki, wice-preZeSL
Tomasz S. BlachowSki, SekretarL
JuIiaa'SzcZepanski. SkarbniE.
Stanis}aw ~Liczmahski. Dyrektor.
Jan Maciejewski, Dyrektor.
Szczepan lmbiorSki, Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschke. D~yrektorka.
Marya Imbiorska. D~yreEtorka.
KoaStancya CzeEaia. Dyrektorka-
Or. Francissek A. Dulak, Lekarz
Saczeiuy.
Adv. wawrEyniec zygmunt. Dorsdea
sertruda Marchlewicz. Asyst- sekr. Gea.
GoDZINY BIURowE.
Riuro otwarts cd 9tej rano do 6teJ
wieczoren. Cw sobote do lei popoiu-
daiu). w ~czwartek wiscsorem cd godsi
ny I-ej do s-et - W niedziele | swie-
"a uroczyste biuro ESmkniSte.
wszelkie listy nadsytae naiezy na re-
&c SekretaTEA Generalnego.
TOM. 8. BLACHowsKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
1855 W. Division str. Chicago III.
FISANSE.
Przekazv bankowe 4 pocztowe
(checks. money orders etc.p naleIy wy
stawiac ma organizacys.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 przesylac pod adresem:
JUL. SZCZEPANsSI,
lass w. DISisIOh str. Chicago, Ill
Do czek5w z poza riastaChicago, do
lAczyG trzeba 10c na zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gt0wneeo
1857 W. DIVISION UTICA.
TeIefon Monroe 1909
Chicago, Ill
IN druGiem pistrIe Enaaehu
.Dxieunlkn ChleaEoSkiego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
Dlaczego Tysiace Osoh
! Dzieci umiera Ma
Zapalenie Pluc?

Dlatego, ae gdy nabawia sic "a
kiei choroby jak influenza, srypa.
kaszel, zaziebienie, katar, bronchi'
It's, zapalenie gardla, zapalenie mig
dafow, b6le " piersiach, ME stree
ga sic i ME staraja sic wyleczye cho-
rob, Z ktorych zwykle rozwija sic
zapalenie pluc. Jesli Electromagnetic.
Tub cierpicie ma kt6re z wyzej wy
mienionych dolegliwosci, ME odkfa-
dajcie, lecz idzcie do waszego apte-
kara 1 zakupcie sioik Kamphrol.
Zapewnijcte sic, Re dostaniecie pra-
wdziwy Kamphrol 3 c5erwono-bta-'
lynn krzy4em ma katdej pac1ce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe y
lejki, mentoI, kamfore 1 tnne 10
ozace srodki, dlatego tagodzi on
wszelkie b6le, jake 1 reumatyczne.
1 leczy kaszel natychmiast. Wielu
lekarzy, szpitali uzywa 1 polecs
KamphrOI. Kupcie sloik Kamphrol
d8isiaj 1 miejcie pod reka. $3.50 ".
18th str. (OEi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
KRWAWE
N

Wieden. - Z Berlina donosza
Z kol miarodajnych, re wsr6d ro-
botnik6w w okolicach Moskwy
przyszlo do wielkich zaburzeh.
Rad sowiecki rozkazal otoczyc
warsztaty oddziasami wojsk chin
skich, kt6re niesfychanem oEru-
ciehstwem zgniotiy bunt robotni-
k6W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

ogolna tych zydow wynosi okolo
110O). w Kowlu ujeto duzy Cd
dial zyd6w, ~obywateli Z Polski.
co do kt6rych ~miejscowy dowod-
ca zapytuje, co ma Z mimi robic.
Dowodztwo naczelne poslaio mu
rozporzadzenie, zeby przeprowa-
dill bardzo scisie Sledztwo."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
MACIERZ POLSKA.

sxa obojEa p&cI W pracash nRuSowyca,
patryotycTnych / bratniej pomocy dla
podRiesienia ducha moTalnosci l dobro-
oytu " spofeCzenstwie, a SZczSsolnis
miedzy miodzieza polska. Ma posmter-
the cd lat Il do As. Ma czionkow Sto-
warzyszonych. bsS ograniczenia wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15
DZIEKUJE
N~AcZELNIKoWI PANSTWA
Geniuszowi Piisudskiego "a
wdziecza Polska zwyciestwo.

Geniuszowi Pifsudskiego "a
wdziecza Polska zwyciestwo.
Warszawa. - Ma gratulacyj--
ma depesze wysiana przez Naczel
nika panstwa Piisudskiego do
Milleranda z okazyi wyboru jego
prezydentem Francyi odpowle
dial Millerand w tonic serdecz-
nym unoszac sic mad genialnym
talentem strategicznym Naczel--
nika Piisudskiego i stwierdzajac,
re tylko dziski ternu Polska 3D.
niosta talk swietne pod Warsza-
wa mad bolszewikami zwycie-
stWo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-15

RsQd ndrodu pEses n0r6d do
Rdrodn. ME Soinie z poUieEzchni
etRMt
- Abrdhdm Lincoln
Me5oIDfe StGnD pSsQdae SU0.
kzGiQ sic W zddaiu, $e must tSt-
nice siednocsono, niesuIeSnd l
a0EnoExQdno PoLSkd.
- Woodrow WILSON
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-13
= s. 3 $, -,k ~ - "A
PLEA Ant Alley ss3


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The Pleasant Valley Farmers club
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ;
W. Knox Wednesday. "a good sized
crowd was present. After; the bust
ness meeting =. Shulke Of near Ton
strike explained the potato exchange.
N. w. Knox was . Bemidji caller
the first Of the week. u ,;s , l{s ss3
Mrs. "a. sAs Randall and son, Tom,
went to Bemidji Thursday and re-
turned Friday. .I.. II: N
MT and Mrs. Frank Porter and
granddaughter, Eileen Porter, called
ut the q. 4. Jones home Sunday even
Ing. JSSS h! HI Ssf \:
81, Mrs. Ira Cook and daughter, Nina,
called at the Gardner home sunday
evening. 81, as S$3 .3S RE-. ,8s
n Nj. and Mrs. Lees from St. Paul,
who have been visiting at the home
Of the latter's sister, Mrs. Fred Card
ner, returned home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. "a. a. Randall, Tom
and Doroth Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Cot
m, Audrey, Helen and Dix, Sam Ran
dali and Elsie Baslor spent the day
Sunday with Mrs. Ray Worden and
children 81
Cora Watson, who has been In the
81 -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-13


~ ~ 4 vleat 0n T. ith Home fOlIal
EbefOfe fottlrning to tho Unjvsrsify.
In Cook ana George Ddwardss Mt
[l n ThuFsda for uakota sto he'll har-
49, sssq
ID. The Knox young folks entsrtains u
= few On their friends at . Marin
fn g roest Sunday evening. They
report n hne time. y Il &;
E514 Gordon and n Norman Gardner were
EBemidti callers one day last week, 4
Ralph Porter visited Sunday at ~
land lake. q 4;
4 Mrs. F. Dickens and daughters,
Who have been spending their xaca-
ton sat the - r. Dickens home left
one day last week. B. q s9,s
Dorothy Watson spent Sunday
With Bessie and Nina Cook. a.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-13
OTED CZECH ARTIST
q IIEA3lERI0A

During thu past mont one spf! the
ost popular exhibits at the Chicago
It Institute has bsen that sof Az
lonse MlCha, the gTe test Ofs Czech
Lists 0f the present day !, Whose
,rk was viewed by go, 600 persons
the first week alone. 4 ii
The EXHIBIT consisted Of eleven
tges canvasses, WhichE are @a part OF
series Of twenty which are 70 reps
sent the history Of Siavdom: Those
mpleted are entitled /: The Slavssin
.eir Homeland, The Establishment
5slay Liturgy, Ths lebratiol I 81
antovit I'm Rujana, Mile OF Krom-
., Illus Preach ching In the Chapal at
thlehems The AZ citing Ut Ikrisky,
Il Chtlcfcky The School Fof Breth-
Sat lvancice, The Death Of Ko-
nsky in Naarden, The Defense OF
EStibYa A4ikoaasszz zriyslky and, Ahol-
ID OF Serfd dom IN Russia. 3.5S
Upon the complete Of the series
will be: prasanted TO the city of
4gne, the capital Of Czech oslovakia.
e4idea Of creating q work which
uld symbolic the determination
the Czechoslavaks to free them
YES from German oppression came
Mucha while in Paris, but IT. was
until 1911, after coming, to Am
ca, that he was enabled, throhg
interest and generosity Of . veal
= Chicagoan, to begin work on his
ject. sSia3s$ i. - 49,
~ present the artist is kingtn
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-13

ak Dsl III tlias ~
Eturne & sh6nlx ltugd nv. ~ 1aGnY
|fEa6Ads AreSkaaAE ~ - y XXX 9Sfla hupO
800 ~! \ ill full 800 slsSs
s M Jonss cslls III \ ]. 81. y
lin4 home WedneSday IN
I'LL ~ III. T1fs cardnsS ~ 49,
i0yfn6 fa visit from the fornssr'ss par.
i. andsi Afrs.s Fra HI Porter sonS
Ralph anda Floyd Y m0tOred ID YBemid1i
Tuesday. The boys went to Moth
EDskota where hey expect to har-:
This commnnity wass sadds ned, Fri
day to- hear off the :reath sof little
EHazel Webster. She was only sick
about week with tonsiitis which
later developed into pneumonia. The
funeral vas held Saturday and inter-
|mtnt was made at Island Lake. she
Eleayes father moth her, one sister, four
brothers; besides other relatives and
friends.
Frank Porter and daughter, q Elsie
|BashDr. mot bred to Bemidj IS Friday
Lola Jones visited from wednesday
[to Monday with th. 81 Knox MI young
Laurence Knox came, home Thurs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
CHORAL CLUB TO GIVE
CONCERT TONIGHT
Will Present Fine Program At Chris
tian Reformed Church; Public Is
Invited

A concert to which the people of
Lynden are invited will be given to-
night at S o'clock in the Christian Re-
formed Church by the Lynden Choir
al Society. A fine program has been
prepared by John Helder. director of
the organization.
The following is the program
Opening
Chorus--"Crown Him Lord of All"
Chorus-'There Arose Great
Storm"
Glee Club
Chorus "Halleluljah Christ Is
Risen"
Solo-Mrs. X. Zy!stra.
Chorus-"Hear Our Prayer"
Chorus-"A Voice Came to Me-"
Duet-Ernestine and Marie Zweeg-
man.
Chorus-"O For Thousand
Tongues"
Organ Noluntary--Paul Breen.
Chorus Rock of Ages"
Chorus-"He Will Hide Me-"
Solo-Jeanette Rutgers.
Chorus THE I;adiant Morn Hath
Passed Away
Glee Club.
Chorus-''All Hail to Thee Imman-
uel.
Louis Helder.
Chorus-"Holiest Breathe an Ev-
ening Blessing"
Miss Lena Kooyman is the accom-
panlst for the Choral Society, of
which the Rev A. J. Brink is the
president.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15

visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
" Betterman this week.
Mrs. John Aherns and Mrs. NJ
Yeagor attended the German Luth-
eran church in Be!ingham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. koamen and chill
dren left Monday for Oak Harbor
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Axling and chill
dren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Steenberg of Mountain View
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ericsson and Mr.
and Mrs. ?. A. Axling motored to
Ferndale on Sunday where they were
the guests OF friends.
Erwin Kuchenreuther returned to
Deming Sunday evening where he is
working.
Mrs. H. o. Wampler and children
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Berthuson; Mr..
and Mrs. T. Weidkamp and son Har-
old and Sylvia and Florence Hodg-
man attended the young people s
party of the w. Il. c. Friday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which a lunch of cake,
cocoa and sandwiches was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Nelson had as
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Johnson and children.
Mr.. Ray Hawley and family ar
rived Unexpectedly from Alberta Fri
day and surprised Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Berthuson by walking into their
home Friday evening. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nett Hawley of Lynden.
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who attended picnic at Samish Lake
Sunday: Evelyn Wander Yacht, Mar
jory Packard; Ruth Jackman; Mil
ton Weidkamp, and Paul Helgath.
Mrs. j. E. Froberg entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mark
strom.
The Homer Fiemming family is
improving after a serious attack of
the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elzo Gelms had as
their guests Monday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Zweegmen and family.
Work has commenced on the new
mill which will be erected on the
Will Yeagor place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuchenreuther
and MIR. and Mrs. Chris Krohn spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Keller of Sunrise.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nymeyer called at
the G. kok home Tuesday evening.
Little Clara Rutgers who under
went an operation for appendicitis
in Bellingham returned home Sunday.
MIR. Carl Boyce of Lynden is help
ing Mr.. Charles Wander Yacht this
week while he is making improve
ments on his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. P y. Berthuson en-
tertained or Sunday Mr.. w. l. Bak-
er, Mr.. Theodore Tobiason and Mr..
Chris Hansen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
TO DISCUSS
LYNDEN'S BERRIES
Prof. }. l.. Stahl To Tell Local Grow.
ers About New Methods Saturday
Morning Here

Lynden berry men will have an
unu5ual opportunity Saturday morn
ing to hear an expert in their line
discuss their problems. Prof. John
L. Stahl, horticulturist of the Wset-
ern Washington Experiment Station
at Puyallup. Will speak at the Lynden
Cannery through invitation of Man
ager C. NJ. Creamer, and all fruit
growers are urged to attend.
Professor Stahl will discuss the
care and marketing of small fruits,
and Will take up especially the prob
lens of the LyAdeu district. He will
answer questions and will take up the
individual problems of those who at
tend the session.
Professor Stahl is touring the dis
trict under the auspices of the What
com County Farm Bureau.
We will speak at the Ferndale Can
merry at 1880 Saturday afternoon.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
LYNDEN TO CLEANUP
RUBBISH ON TUESDAY
City Will Tackle Dirt And Cans In
Campaign Next Week: Wagons To
Carry 1t Away

Lynden Will attack the tin cans and
rubbish that have accumulated over
the city on Tuesday, April 20, the
City's First Annual Clean-Up Day.
A battalion of workers under Cen
eral Frank E. Knapp will direct the
campaign, and it is expected that by
nightfall all the corners and edges
of the city will be swept up thorough
ly.
Wagons will make a tour of the
town and will collect the cans and
rubbish from each home. Every
body is asked to put the rubbish into
boxes or to pile 1t up so that 1t can
be loaded readily into the wagons to
be carried to the city dump. The big
Bartlett wood wagons will be used.
and T. r. Burns, agent of the Stand
ard Oil Company, has donated his
team for the day.
Volunteers are needed to help in
loading the wagons during the day.
They should report to General Knapp.
Mayor Edison and the city council
decided to have the spring cleanup
at their last meeting. and 1t is hoped
to make the event an annual one.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
WILL ORGANIZE BAND
IN LINDEN ONCE MORE
Local Musicians To Meet To Form
New Body; Many Players Interest
ed In Plan

Lynden is again to have brass
band all its own.
Musicians who played In the fam
Gus old city Band" which was dis
solved three years ago. will be the
nucleus of a new organization which
will be formed at a meeting in the
City Hall Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock.
Walter Pixley, Everett Hawley,
Will Baldwin, Gerrit Schuyleman,
and other members of the old band
are working to make the new mus
ical organization success.
All other former members, and
anyone else who can play an instru-
ment and can use his evenings for
practice and public concerts. is urged
to attend the meeting Wednesday
and join. 1t is hoped that the size
of the old band, which was fifteen
pieces. will be exceeded.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
MANY LYNDEN NAMES ON LIST
OF BREEDERS OF PURE.BREDS

Many Lynden names are on the
Whatccm County list of the breed
ers of pure-bred livestock prepared
by H. B. Carroll. jr., county agent.
The following are men from this
district:
Holstcin Dairy Cattle
X. B. Aker,R. l Ferndale; w. M.
Bates, r Everson; A. Benson. Lyn-
den; U. j. Dykstra. Lynden; J. I.
Hutchen, Lynden; F. c. Johnson. Il
1. Ferndale; f. J. Shines. r Bell
ingham; d. H. Smith, Lynden; Ray
Smith, Lynden; ~ P. Sorenson, II 2.
Bellingha1n; Garret Top, r 1 Ever
son: D. Wander Griend, Lynden; w.
H. NAPLES, Lynden; A. L. Wight. X
2. Everson.
Jersey Cattle
Russell G.. Cries, Lynden; Ed. Har-
din, Ten Mile; Nels Jordal, r 1, Fern
dale; Peter Meenderink, Lynden; A.
N. Swenson, Lynden; c. Swenson.
Lyndon
Guernsey Cattle
J. C Curry, r 2, Everson; S. HEM
stra, r. l Lynden; G. Wander Griend.
Lynden; Wander Griend Bros, r. /,
Lynden; Jacob Zweegman, r l, Lyn-
den
Ayrshire Cattle
VIM. Lauckhart, Lynden; G.. w.
Rice. Lynden; Jerry Sova, r 2, Lyn-
den; s. NJ. Warren, Lynden.
Shorthorn Cattle
X B. Aker, Route /, Ferndale.
Duroc-Iersey Swine
n. Bellingar. r 2. Lynden.
Lincoln Sheep
w. e. Preston, Lynden.
Those who have been omitted from
the list are asked to notify the Trib-
une.