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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
SirOtkOVa Vina.
Napsal> Paul Rouget. Prelozil "A. H.


o Gem mluvil?
A co znacil tento napjaty,
rozvinuty vyraz ~ soho tva-
II?
Uzkost sester So zvtt$ila.
Co Sc stale sc slecnou An
rii?
Jestlize Sc vydala dustojni
KEN ma navrsi, proc Sc nyni
nevraci zpet?
PospiSily rychle ma pahorek
4 "a nekolik okamziku jiz by
" ma jeho vysine. n
Ma kamene sedlc, spocivala
a1lada zenstina pred mimi S ru
Kama tvaf pokryvajicina.
Zprvu je nezpozotovala a
sdstavala nehybna, teprv "a o.
kamzik, ,upozornena sramotem,
pozvedla tvaf a zlomenym hla
sem zastkala:
ooh, sestry - Grahe Sc
stry!
"Polekala jste mas velice"
vlidne il oslovila sestra Tere-
"a. "Baly jsme Sc jiz, re snad
, ge vam n6co zleho riihodilo".
''Odpust'te mi", vzlykala -
''proviniia jsem Sc, vim to, tez
ce jsem chybila, opustivSi celu
,, bez vaSeho vedomi. Ale musilo
TO byti, musilo jednou dojiti k
dorozumeni mezi porucikem
FCourtiale a mnou. ia sama tn
prilezitost nehledala, ona Sc
naskytla rizenim osudu. - By
ia jsem Venku, abych ma vzdu
chu drobet pookfala, a kdyz
isem Sc vracela, stai 'poruclk
'''ourtial prede mnou. Poznala
lsem jej okamzite a musila
sem S MIN mluviti beze sved
| ku -"
"a prilis istc Sc lozcilila !"
lolozila sestIa Tere1a.
"Ano. Jsme navzdy rozdvo-
.jeni - avsak ia jsem hluboce
nest astna"
Vazne odpovedela jeptiska
"V6nujte nam svou duveru,
nile dite. Go ma mas Jest. rady
hychom vas zal die moznosti
zmirnily".
Y prdvodu iich odebrala Sc
Johana donU, kdyz sestra Te
reza sc presvedcila kratkou
prohlidkou, ze neni osobni pfi
tomnosti jcii v nemocnici tfe-
t ia, vratila Sc zpet' a usadila Sc
i Sc sestrou Honoril pfoti MIA
dc zene, ktera Jim pgostymi,
tklivymi slovy celou historii
sVe minulosti vypravovala, nj
echo netajic.
Kdyz byla hotova Il zminiIa
Sc o predchazejicim vystupu s
1ierrem Courtialem, ujala Sc
s!ova sestra Terezie u pravila:
"Dej Sc co del, siibu, iejz
ste daia a ktery istt pred bo-
hem projcvila, musite dostati.
Iadny jiny pozdejSi vliv nesmi
byti Il mas tax silny, abyste slib
omen zruSiia".
"NezruSim jei, Sestro, .isc:n
s. plnou merou vcdoma povin-
nosti a odpovednosti, kterou
isem ma sebc vzala. Co jscm
zaslibila, dodrzim".
XIII.
Ze Suberbievillu ,ioSly trans
rort vojensky pfivezl n6kolik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20

Ze Suberbievillu dosly trans
rort vojensky privezl nekolik
nemocnych i mnozstvi rekonva
escentu, kteri NELL byt poslani
zahy dale k morsktmu pobre-
ii.
70 prllezdu byl jim ysak do
pian dvoudenni odpoeinck.
Ac mnozi byli ncmocni a pro
s.razovali stopy dlouheho stra
-dani, nechyb6io humoru 4 We
selosti V jich fadach.
Jako obycejne, neschazeli
ami zdc legionafi a mezi mimi
Dyl t6z omen taiemny voifn,
lStcry sc V prubehu valky tax
ncobycejnou statccnosti vyzna
mcnaval a jchoz nazyyali Bcr-
tl,iotem.
Nicm6n6 ncohrozehost jeho
hyla znacnou merou zlomena
a scslabena vlivem strasnc zim
nice, kterou byl pfestal a nyni
>faden byl Bcrthiot n1ezi ty,
kdoz mohli byti co nejdfive o.
.deslani zpet do Francie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20

q
Iii historka.
Pfisel kdysi do tabora cikan
|stary jiz, opaleny tulak slidi-
|yych, prohnanych oci dlisne-
Tho chovanf.
| Nabfzel Sc vojakunl, re Jim
bude z ruky hadati a vskutku
Idali 81 mhozi cd neho budouc-
1nost v6stiti.
Pfistoupil take k Berthioto-
wi vyzval no, aby nlu podal
dian.
| S 1smevem pohrdavym ne
duverivym, spise aby zert ne
pokazil, nez aby k teto hficce
zvlaste Sc propujcoval, ueinil
n1u Berthiot po vuli, cikan pax
zkoumav chvili ma jeho dlani
iryhy, pravil:
"Srdeeni cara u vas nasved-
Cuje utrpeni sklamani. Vysel
jste "a krasnym ellen a oddal
.jste Sc nadejim, ktere vas "a
| by sklamaly. Mate cnergickou
| povahu, smrti Sc nehrozlte, ma
opak il vyhledavate - ale ne
cinlte tax proto, re byste Sc byl
dopustil kdy nejake chyby ne
30 nejakeho prohreseni, jehoz
upominka by vas stihala -
kdyby tomu tax bylo, uz byste
;; byl prohnal davno kuli hla-
vu".
Vida udiveny pohled Berth
otdv, cikan pokracoval:
S'Pficinou vasich zalosti by
la zena - ne TAX re sve why,
ale protoze musila pTinesti O.
bet = a tuto zenu budete mu
:it milovati'.'.
"VaSe budoucnost = an,
ia je velice prizniva. Tato linie
zde, jak vidite, nahle Sc zahy-
| % a konci. Ona znamena skon
deni vaseho utrpeni We chvili,
Ndy budete souditi, re jen smrt
| yas vysvobodi -"
"Cafodej" citil, jak Sc ruka
tojinova, kterou drzel We sve,
chvela.
eta, kterou milujes, nalezi
oezpochyby jindmu ?" pokrato
val.
A vojak bezdeky pTisvedtil.
"Nuze, jestlize te miluie, ma
dejde snad den, kdy sve svobo-
| dy opet nabude a kdy t6 oblazi
stestim".
"Jak by to bylo mozne?"
Coz ia vim? Ten Glovek mil
ze dnes nebo Ultra zemfiti, to
nekdy nevyzaduje mnoho ca
SUI"
| VSichni vid6li, ze Berthiot sc
pri techto slovech neubranil
hlubokemu dojmu.
| Obdaroval take telda cika-
ma velmi StedTe -
Kratce po pfichodu tohoto
transportu objevili Sc V tabore
diva dystojnici, jeden setnik a
Ieden porucik, kteTi Sc ubirali
prave podle fady legionaru.
Berthiot ohlednuv S, po Mich,
okamzite poznal V mladsim du
,tojnlku Courtiala. Ale SouGas
me take spatril Pierre sam svc
no ochrancc, a special rychly-
mi kroky k nemu.
"Nemylim-li se", volal Pier
re dalky, este ty'5, ktery mi
zachoval zivot?"
"Mel jstcm tn tcst, pane po-
ruciku".
Rad bych's vami promluvil
okamzik V dGvernosti", pokra-
3oval Pierre a vzav lcgionafe
"a ramenO, poodeSel S MIN stra
nou od ostatniho zastupu.
"Rcete mi jednu vGc; Wy sc
pamatuiete, re jsem vam 'sli-
boval smrt, ba primo pohrozil
necim StraSnym, az sc opet Sc
tkame?"
"Ano, poruciku".
"Nuze - proc iste hned na
TO sam sc vydaf V sane vclike-
!nu ncbezpeci, jen anystc mnc
| ,-1y,,yro1 ,,o,oTato1;1p, Yr5o l>,-io
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20

nlohou touto povinny i svemu
stavu a sve spolecnosti".
Po nejake' chvili mohly jep-
tisky zamer svaj uskutecniti,
sverivse dozor mad Eemocnyri
opatrovniku Jeanovi.
Venku zpozorovaly pfi me-
sicnim svetle muzskou posta-
Va, v niz poznaly jednoho z O.
patrovniku.
"Jak dlouho jste zde, Fill
PEP" tazala Sc no sestra Tere-
"a.
"Asi ctvrt hodiny, sestro,
rozboleia mne hlava, musil
jsem vyjlti re salu; ale vratim
sc ia.1 hned zase".
"Nevidel jste nikoho vyji-
t?"
"Nikoii. sestro".
"Ani ste mic neslySel?"
"To uno. sestro Zdalo sc
mi - asi pred peti .ninutami,
jako b. mlUvil nekdo tamto na
tcYasov;ttm navrsi "a nemocni
ci".
"Snad to byi voiaci?"
ittic, tt nechodi touto, dobou
nahofu. A pax to nebyly hru-
be 3ojenske hlasy".
"SlySel iste neco toho, co
Sc mluvilo?"
"Nikoliv, nepoznai jsem ami,
l1do mluvi, ale zdalo Sc mi, re
to ja muz a nejaka zena. Zpr-
vu hovofeno bylo tise, pax ne
kdo mluvil hlasem zyTsenym".
Znepokojen temito otazka-
mi, tazal Sc nyni cpatrovnik
sam:
"odescl snad nejaky nemoc
n.y."
"Ah ne - upokoite Sc lde
te opet dovnitf; zvedely jsme,
co .,sme vedeti chtely".
Kdyz Sc vzdalil, upfela Sc
stra Tereza ma svou spolctnici
vJznamny pohled.
ITO isou oni - zcela urcite
- johanna porucikcm - a ny
ri V noci."
Byly ob6 vazne znepokoje-
ny.
Chovani sc Johany jiz drive
jim bylo velice podivnym, ale
nemohly il niceho vytykati.
eco nyni ciniti?" otazala sc
Hcnoric.
"Musimc jiti dale - dejz
buh, aby nebylo pro tn ubohou
niiakeho nebezpeci".
"Ale Chime TAX pravem, ma
sledujeme-li je?"
Pc kratkem rozmy$lcni od-
vjtila Tereza:
"Mila sestro - my jsme il
slihily ochranu a pomoc We
>&em. Kdo Vi, je-li on porucik
,skutku upfimnym y poctivym
muzem, jak sc zda -"
Honorie uchopila pojednou
rrudcc ruku svc starSi druzky
I. zaseptala. tahnouc jeptisku $
sebou do hustc kioviny vedlc
Cesty:
"Skryimc Sc, rychle, tn jdc
nekdo!"
Vskutku bylo slyScti razne
Eroceje zahy objevila Sc V
temnu muzska postava.
"Hle, jest to poruCik", Ease
ptala jcdna ze scster.
Opravdu byl to Pierre, KITE
rv tracel sc do mestl.
Jcho zicv q cclG chovani by
10 zccla zvlaStni; zunt3yal cas-
od Casu stati, naslouchal ncce
mu, nacez Ease sci dale a vyhli
zclo to, jako by zapasil ve
SVEN nitru s jakousi neznamou
krutou moci.
Pri tom vyrazcl polohlasna
sIova, ktera jcptiSky zaslechly
g jcz mela hrozcbny zvuk.
"Odrici sc - zanechati il =
ne, ne, nikdy - trpinl pres pfi
l;s", mluvil k sobe. "Takova
obet' jc nesmysl - muslin to
yamrZiti. bud' on. lcbo ia -
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AfA w WV
"Jeste neco. Pravil jsem, re
jsem Sc domnival We vas pozna
vati muze, -ktereho jsem v de-
rartementu horni Saony nalezl
2raneneho ma silnici".
"Ano, poruciku, nedaleko
! arigniesu, jak jste fckl".
"Vzpominate 81 dosud ma ie
no jmeno -"
Legionar Sc zarazil a jaksi
vahave odpovedel;
"Ano - Wy jste je vyslovil a
ono utkyelo me pameti".
Ddstojnik zadival Sc nan a
citil, ze muz tento pod maskou
Ipokojne tvaTe taji hluboky ne
kid.
Krone toho prozradilo ho
| ponekud i vysloveni .,mena La
rigniesu, ma kter6 sotva by Sc
oyl z rozmluvy upamatoval.
Jestlize myslil 81 dustoi-
nix - hespachal tento muz zlo
Gin, q n6hoz no ON byl z pocat
ku obvinoval, pax dopustil sc
asi prece jen padouSstvi line
no, vnesl nest6sti do rodiny.
kde drive pfebyvalo pouze ste
| sti.
"Muz ten, kter6ho lsem ten
KRAFT V noci nalezl", rokracoval
Inahlas, "vplizil Sc k iist6 mia
de provdane dame, ktera mela
colik slabosti, ze no prijala.
PAX ale zbabele uprchl, MEDIA
lje, re zanechava ma miste han
Ibu a zal".
Tvar legionarova neprozra-
Zovala zadne rozruseni, jen
s'raska objevila Sc ma jeho ce-
ln.
"Podivno, ze jsem Sc male
&al V domneni, jehoz Sc ami ny
III nemohu sprostiti, divaie SC
ma vas - ze omen l:eznamJ a
| vy jste byl jedna osoba".
"Nevim, o Gem mluvite, po-
caciku, nemohu 81 pomoci".
Courtial vsak dosud nebyl
pfesvCdcen. A chapaje Sc pro-
stledEu jineho, pokracoval, ia
ko by nebyl zaslechl t6chto
slov:
'NeStesti, ktere ten bidak
zpdsnbil, jest heobsahle. Arcit'
ia, ktera no byia vysiySela a ie
no navStevu prijala, dnes az
newt niGeho -"
"Iemrela?" vyraHii &c sebe
Berthiot, jehoz tvar snirtelnt
zbledla.
"Nezenlrela, avSak je sile-
ma.
Legionar ustoupil poAekud
nazpet, nepromluvil rieeho. a
lie celia sc mu finuly velke kiu
pSie.
"Odpust'te, poruciku", pra-
vii namahayc, "ale necitim jc-
ste, ze by mne bylo lepe. Nam
naopak novy naval zimnice".
"Jste ovSem napadne bled",
odvetil dustojnik. "Vrat'te Sc
do sveho stanu, poSlu vam tam
lGkare".
Wal vojina pod pazi a pod
piral no pon6kud. '
Ale Berthiot Sc IA okamzik
vzpamatoval a pi'iSef k sobe.
"Ne, - lekare mi neposilej-
te", Septal, 'vezmu davku Chi
ninu, to take pomuze".
"Nuze, IA shledanou. Wy od
chazite ostatnimi, il jeSt6 Sc
frvam, 'kde isem. Nczapomene-
ie, Gem isme mluvili?"
"Nikdy, poruciku".
Logionar odebral Sc do STA
nu syeho ale zde neuzival chi
ninu. Vrhl sebou na iuzko a
Skryl hlavu do dlani, pfi cemz
pfcryvan6 Stkal:
80 boze - ona JIG silena. 81
lena. A ia jsem toho vinenl
Spravodlivc nebe. jest MONA,
re bych byl tolik zljho zavi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-Mill machinery, one 75-horse power Hardie- Tyne engine; one 25-horse power double lap riveted boiler with stock and front i; HOO feet standard dry kiln pipe, original value S10,000, price $2,500; will take lum- Der. F. H. Lathrop, Birming- ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

30 acres. Pickens county, near Ethelville: 40 acres in cultivation home hardwood timber; 2 cheap houses and barns; we'll, spring. stream; sandy 1oam with clay sub soil: on public road price sl.25O. Write IT. G. Phillips. Carrollton. Ala. Ingram Land Co.,. Birming ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

CAsHIER--wANTED, BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL AS CASHIER IN OUR READY TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT; PREFER ONE WITH EXPERIENCE. IF YOU POSITION WITH GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS AND IF YOU ARE WILL ING TO APPLY YOURSELF AND DO YOUR WORK WELL. AND IF YOU WANT TO EARN A GOOD SALARY AND CAN COME WELL RECoM- AMENDED. APPLY AT OFFICE BEFORE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. PARI- SIAN CO. 1924 SD AVE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

sso a acres TileF Ri R. frsn ,Iss 0dsnyiiIs dnst of Birmingham: only 45 acres be- ing cultivated. though much more can be taken in easily; some timber; black sandy loan, with red clay subsoil; ? farm houses and barns; well. s springs. streams; some fruit; price 3f2.50 acre. Owner. A, p. Hudgins. Spring yille. Rt. {. Ingram Land Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-Nine-foot band sawmill complete with boilers and engine; 30 standard guage log cars with 24-inch wheels; :; l 32-ton Brooks locomotive, standard gauge; 10 head of mules; 2 8-wheel wagons; 8 4-wheel wagons; 6 go-devil carts; complete machine shop {; several motor cars; can ship promptly. Big Sandy Lumber Co.,, Hull, Ala.
 SAVE half on machinery; we buy sell, ex- change. repair. rebuild and appraise ma chinery of all kinds. Atlanta Machinery Exchange, Atlanta, Ga.
 GENEDAL MACHINERY--New and sec ond-hand machinery at Atlas Machinery and Supply Co.,. No. S. goth st. M. 560
 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS s1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

 UaT FOR SALE - 1 21"x10' Le Blond heavy duty 1atba Reed lathe. 24"x22'. 20" Queen City shaper. IA" Walcott shaper. 14', 20" and 32" drill presses. s. A. Woods pianer and thatcher. No. 27 size, 6"x15."
 Fay & Egan single surfacer. size 24"xs" 10' Aside Hall & Brown mou1der. ] new No. Wheeland sawmill. 16x36" Corliss engine. l g. centrifugal pump with engine 12''x16" H. S. c. Automatic engine. 13"x16" celf-contained engine 14'x18" balanced valve side-crank engine 1 10'x12" self-contained side-crank engine, 1 9"x12" center crank engine. l 7"x12" side-crank engine. l 7h"x10" center crank engine. l 6"xS" vertical automatic engine. 8"x8" Curtis bet-driven air compressors. 60 h. D. horizontal tubular boiler. 12'x15" dbl drum mine hoists. 22'x36" first motion single drum mine hoist. h. p. gasoline hoisting engine 16"xSh" Duplex brass fitted piston pack ed pump. New 3 h. D.. s-phase, so-cycIe. 22o-volt mo- tors. New h. p. 3-phase 60-cycle 220-voit mo- tors. New + h. D., h. D.. ? h. D.. 5 h. p, single phase. 110-220-volt motors. Used 20 h.. D., 3-phase 60-cycle. 22o-volt 20 h. D. direct current motor.
 CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN
 MACHINERY CO,
 Is s. 20th St.. Birminehau
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

WANTED-6 bright, colored girls, to wait on colored board ing house, 30 miles out; wages $9 week. 12112 N. 21st St. &EIP WANTED-MALE OK FEMALE 5i
 MIR. BUSINESS MAN When in need of stenographer. book keeper other office help, call Main s492.
 THE EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE. TYPIST wanted at once; must be young lady of neat appearance. have high school education and have fairly good speed on typewriter. Apply at once. 22lS Jeffer- County Bank Bldg.
 SAIESMEN WANTED KS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30
MERCHANDISE
sfEdfais AT STORES
RANGE BARGAINS

The bargains we are of fering in slightly used ranges are very timely at this season of the winter and it is very seldom that such offers are made at the beginning of the win ter. We have two genuine Coles high oven ranges in perfect condition, regular $90 value, for only S27.45. This is indeed a wonderful value in a high-class range of known quality. Also one National steel range in first-class condition, a $50 value for only $24.95. It will pay you to look these over before you buy. HOOD & WHEELER'S
 2207 Ed Ave. Store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30
WEARING APPAREL
READY-TO-WEAR

READY-TO-WEAR Ladies, we have a large assort- ment of garments, such as suits, dresses, skirts and coats, in all the newest styles and fabrics that we have put on sale at slaughtering prices. Come and take advantage of these remarkable bargains. Ladies' suits worth up to $35, S19.95; ladies' dresses, worth . up to S25, S15.95; ladies skirts, worth up to S6, $3.75; ]; ladies skirts, worth up to SIP, $7,95.
 REMNANT STORE,
 2008 2D AVE.
 Next to First National Bank.
 WANTED TO BUY 86
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-Twelve acres of land at Coden Ala, nearly one-hah of which extends into the bay. and is a fine oyster bed 10-room house, 2 bathrooms; the verJ best artesian water; 4-room servant house and garage. Address JAY. care Age
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
IYNDEN'S LYCEUM NUMBERS
WILL SHUN SATURDAY NIGHTS

Several of this years Lyceum num-
bers came to Lynden on Saturday
nights, much to the dissatisfaction
of business men, shoppers and many
others who found it next to impos-
sible to attend on Saturday night,
even though they had supported the
course by purchasing tickets.
The Lyceum committee entered a
complaint to the bureau. stating the
objections of the people of the COM
munity to Saturday night numbers
with the result that the following
gratifying letter was sent to the local
committee:
1--WE shall make a notation on our
records, and, if possible, arrange
|fo send ractions to you in the
future on other than Saturday nights.
When committees advise US that they
prefer certain nights, we do our
utmost to respect their wishes and
make delivery on dates most accept
able"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
SCHOOLS CLOSED on DAY OF
SERVICES FOR MRS. FISHER

Lynden schools were closed on Fri
day. the day of the funeral services
held at Knapp's Parlors for the late
Mrs. William A. Fisher. Rev w. o.
Benadom conducted the services In
the presence of crowd of friends
that taxed the capacity of the rooms.
A quartet composed of Mrs Harry
Fountain. Mrs. r. L. Averill, F. f..
Knapp and &. Edison sang during the
services Many beautiful floral pieces
sent, by Lynden organizations and in
dividua.'s were grouped at the front
of the big room.
Rev. Benadom, in his sermon. told
of the splendid character of Mrs.
Fisher and dwelt upon her many good
qualities, expressing the sympathy OF
the community for the relatives.
Ruth Alice Rees Fisher was born
Feb. %. 1898 at Indianapolis, Ind
lana. She was married to William
A. Fisher May 80, 1913 at Portland.
She was a member of the Methodist
Church nearly all her life.
Besides her husband, she leaves
one son and her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. William Rees of Portland.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
8SHAGREN ELECTED
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
VIII Succeed Il. Edison On Board For
Three Year Term; Light Vote In
All Districts

Henry Shagren was elected a dir
ector OF Lynden's public schools at
the annual election Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Shagrens term will be
for three years.
y Nineteen votes were cast at the
election, and Of these, Mr.. Shagren
received fourteen. He will succeed
p. Edison, whose term expires
Light votes were the rule through
out the county in the various districts
a. in Lynden. At North Prairie, but
two men appeared to vote.
In District 312, the following were
elected:
Precinct No. 1, (Woodland), P. r.
Jeffcott; Precinct No. 2 (Sunrise). /.
G.. A. Johnson; Precinct No. (Glen
dale) r. +. Bostwick.
At TIE Woodland election. it was
decided that the question of erect
ing a new schoolhouse should be de-
cided at a special election soon.
In the Delta district, Fred Lash
was elected director to succeed H.
Keller.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES HERE
FOR LATE WILLIAM F. DE JONGE

In the presence of large gather
ing of friends and relatives, funeral
services for the late William F. De
Jonge were held Wednesday after
noon at the family residence and the
First Reformed Church. The Rev.
Fl. X. Pasma conducted the services.
Mr.. De Jonge passed away Satur-
day, following an attack OF influenza
and pneumonia. He had been Ill less
than a week
Mr.. De Jonge was born at Alme-
loo, The Netherlands, In 1876. He
left for America in May. 1896, and
settled In Douglas County, South Da
kOta. where he resided until Decem-
ber. 1919, when he moved to Lyn-
den. He was married OF Jan. 28,
1902 to Anna LIE Coco.
Besides his widow. he is survived
by four children. Marie, Frank. Cora
and Antonetta, one sister and one
brother in India, four brothers and
two sisters in Holland, and one broth
er who Is captain of q vessel of the
Holland-American line between New
York and Rotterdam. His father was
a Minister of Justice in one OF the
Netherland provinces.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
SAYS LYNDEN CAN
DOUBLE BERRY YIELD
T.. Nj. Creamer, Cannery Manager,
Urges Use Of Proper Fertilization
Methods

That the berry yield of the Lyn-
den district could be increased from
IS to SO per cent by the use of the
right kind of fertilizer is the opinion
OF C. M. Creamer, manager OF the
Lynden Creamery Company.
Mr.. Creamer declares that the Lyn-
den berry men are way behind tho
times when it comes to proper fertil-
! |ation, and he is endeavoring to in
luce them to fertilize properly.
~ "By the use of such fertilisers as
are being applied in the Puyallup
Valley, a big Increase in berry yield
could be obtained" said Mr.. Cream
or today. 1.-THE bigger crop would
mere than pay for the cost of the
Fertilizer.
Mr.. Creamer is arranging to bring
in carload lots of the fertilizer TOR
the berry men who desire it, the del
livery to be made at the actual cost
Of the material.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
LYNDEN MEN PLAN TO
BUILD NEW MILL HERE
Local Group Purchases Big Tract Of
Timber And Incorporates To Cut
And Market 1t

The organization of an important
new lumber company which Will con-
struct mill in the Lynden district
was announced this week. C. B.
Bay. Harvey Boyson, Herbert Crab
tree, Herbert Day and Jack Bedling-
ton are the incorporators. and they
will operate under the name of the
Lumber Company.
The firm has acquired a large
tract of timber north of Browns
store, and they will log this off.
A mill of from 5000 to 10000 cap
acity will be erected. All of the in
are recognized as among
the most experienced mill and lum-
Der men of the county, and a sue
cessful career is predicted for the
new mill.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
PATRONS OF ROUTE TWO WILL
GET THEIR MAIL BY AUTO

Patrons of Lynden's Mail Route
No. 2 will get their mail by auto
delivery now Carrier j. E. McSor-
ley has purchased car, and he is
sued the following notice today to the
people along the route:
NOTICE TO THE PATRONS OF
LYNDEN X. +. ID. NO. 2:
On and after March 18th, 1 ex-
pect to give you auto delivery SER
vice and continue the same as long
as road conditions will permit. In
case any of you wish to meet me at
your mail box, you can allow from 10
minutes to three hours earlier each
day for me to be there, according to
YOUR route distance from the post
office. 1t is for the betterment of
the service that I have decided to
make this change, and l will greatly
appreciate your cooperation to help
make the service more and more effic-
lent
A great help would be the stamp
ing Of all letters and cards before
placing them in the mail boxes. and
seeing that the approach to your box
es is clear from distractions. On the
other hand do not be afraid to bring
YOUR business to me. l will be pre-
pared to handle anything from a
toothpick to a donkey engine, pro-
vided the engine doesn't exceed the
limit in size and weight, and l will
look out for the accommodation of the
patrons and the good of the service
Very Sincerely.
Your friend and carrier,
j. e. McSORLEY
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-03-11
LYNDEN WILL HA
AUTO CAMPING T
Community Club Committee To Pro-
vide Site And Prepare Signs invft-
ing Tourists Here

That Lynden should fit up an at
tractive camping park for tourists
and endeavor to attract the automof
bile siEhtseers to visit the districE
was the vote of the Community CIV
at its meeting Monday evening at -
he
Hawley's Park was suggested
the most likely site for the cam
it was close in and had all. the r. ~
sary advantaae osc. Xnutz,.n NJ.
ferel ire use of his grove as a site.
and it is possible that this may be
selected.
A committee headed by r. l.. Az
erill will have charge of the project.
Funds will be raised to provide large
signs at important road intersections
both in the County and in British
telling something Of Lyn-
den's beauties and inviting the tour
lists to travel this way and camp.
The Club gave its endorsement to
the petitions for the hard-surfacing
of the North River route to EversOn
and the Lynden-Sumas roads. Com
mittees were appointed to appear be.
fore the commissioners to request
their approval of the work
The early-hour schedule for city
stores was discussed informally, and
it was suggested that the matter be
taken up directly with the merchants.