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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21

Linn county, was the guest of A.
b. Slocum and family the latter
part of last week. Miss Gillet will
teach the Bear Creek school this
term.
Miss vi King and sister. Gladys,
were the guests of Mrs. c. II.
Stadlman.
The boys who are camped on the
Dalaha ranch seem to be having
good success peeling chittim.
Mrs. A. G. Ebert who has been
spending the Summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II Stadlman,
expects to return to her home in
Eugene soon.
FL. L. Slocum seems to be very
much interested in and about Eddy.
ville--wonder why?
Hoppicking will soon be here.
Everybody get ready for it
The most of the people are max.
ing good use of the dry weather
burning slashings. All seem to
keep them well under control.
MIR. Allen and his crew of men
have the new bridge across Bear
Greek almost completed.
Mrs. Silver's mother returned tc
her home at Salt Lake City. Mrs
Silver accompanying her as far as
Por tland.
Miss Bessie Grant is the guest OF
Frank Lang and family.
The work on the Deer Greek
road began last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Thompson
Walcott visited at Corvallis lasf
Saturday.
Miss Peggy Thomason is assist
ing Mrs. B. Il. Grant cook for tht
threshers during the absence o.
Miss Bessie who is visiting at tax
home of =. A. Lang near Elk City
P. ii. Martin is threshing on Up
per Elk this week. commencing a
/. X. Payne's the 18th. The gran
ia turniag out light in this vicinit,
which seems to be the genera
complaint.
Frank Davis and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Roland. all O.
BIudgett, who have been Camping
on Feaz'es Greek returned TO THEN
humas Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
Fiegles Creek

Harry Lilliard of Peek hauled
lumber from Cbas Mulkey's mill
last week fCr Chas Lindley's barn.
Frank Mulganey visited Robert
Black Friday ard Saturday.
Chas Lirdiey visited Morty Lake
Saturday and Sunday at the Peck.
John Rankin end Marion Walker
were in Corvallis last week.
Mr. PAUL. was on FieGlas Creek
the other day.
ice iraiy visited at Chas Lind,
ley5 and the MulTaHsy home Mon
day.
Marion Walker entertained in
honor OF lir. and Mrs. Harvey
Parks last Sunday dinner. Those
present we're: Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
Kessi, Miss Eta Boies. Miss Eliza
beth Ressi. John Rankin, Marion
Walker, Mary Delbert and Dona!d
Kessi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis came
up in their automobile Monday for
a camping and hunting trip. This
is tine first auto brought over this
road and it made the rifle all
right.
A hunting party including DR..
Cox of Albany. Frank Davis of
Blodgett, Robin Hathaway of Mich
Ter Hill and Frank Mulvaney started
out at sunrise Tuesday. "Mollie
have the kettle on"
Wednesday Mr.. and Mr.. Frank
Rowland Of Blodgett came in 10
camp and visit the Daviscs and
Mulvaney.
MIR. Rowland. Chas Lindley and
Chas Lilliard. Jr., of Peek, went
to join Messrs. Cox. hathaway,
Davis and Mulvsney on the hunt at
Fall creek.
Everything is fine and dandy at
present on Fiegles Creek.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
Glen

Ro5d work recommended last
week be men having got through
with the harvest
Mr.. Silver returned to his home
in Portland last SATURDAY. after
spending a month camping on
Drii! Creek.
Mr7. W. r. Moore srent last
Saturday with Mrs. c. C. Lane CT
riverside.
Misses Myrtle, Frances and Del
IA Paine and Margaret end Grace
Hart Of Toledo spent last week
|i.h Miss Clare Mcore. The six
girls had big time camping on
Drift Creek.
Miss Edits Davenport went to
Corvallis Tuesday TO pick hops.
Mrs. j. ". Davenport went to
Toledo Monday.
Mrs. ". z, More aud dauhgter,
Clare went to Toledo Tuesday.
j. E Crooys went to Elk City
last Saturday.
Misses Myrtle Paine and Clare
Moore visited Mrs. 7. l.. Bohannon
Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

The County Court Of Lincoln
county, Oregon. will receive sealed
bids for furnishing material and
contracting bridge over Lobster
river near The home Of Thos. Tay-
lOr. in Road District No. /: also
for furnishing material and build
ing a bridge over Big Elk river
near the home Of b. Il Grant, in
Road District No. IL. Said bids to
be in accordance with plans on file
with the County Clerk and must be
accompanied with q certified check
amounting to 8 per cent. Of bid
submitted.
All bids to be filed with the
County clerk on or before 8 c'clock
a, M, September 2, 1914.
r. II. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
Upper Beaver

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Huntsuuker
and children went to Waldorf
Saturday to visit Mrs. Fannie Nc
Kenney, returning home Sunday.
A. Peterson and son. Peter. de-
livered two veals and one beef to
Newport last week.
Peter Peterson end Gordon EN-
erson made a business trip to To-
Iedo Monday.
Mrs. Dora Huntsucker spent the
week end visiting at George Lewis
and M. G. Shermers.
|. N. Huyett is hauling lumber
from Poole Slough to build an ad-
dition to his house.
Mrs. Dora Huntsucker and sons.
Johnny and Eugene. and Gordon
and Henry Emerson attended the
dance at NJ. G. Shermers Saturday
night.
j. c. Huntsucker went over to
Bayview Tuesday with his team to
bring some surveyors and Mr.. Dur
bin to Upper Beaver.
j. M. Bowers delivered veal to
Newport Saturday.
X. d. Martin made a trip to
Newport Monday.
Miss Mae Hurtsucker has been
obliged to quit school or account
of i'll health.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
Oysterville

Misses Violet and Gladys King
went to Elk CITY Friday for a visit
with friends. returning Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb. Fullett came
in from Corvallis Sunday nom for
an extended visit at M. &. Sherm-
ers.
Quite a crowd attended the dance
at NJ. G. Shermers Saturday night.
A number from Toledo were there
and all had the very best of good
times.
V. D. Boone has been quite sick
the past few days but is improv-
ing.
X. D. Martin of Beaver Creek
went to Newport On business Mon
day taking the train at Oysterville
Buzz Engel and lady friend
cancel up from Newport and
visited the home Of George King
SundGy afternoon.
Mrmps are still in cur neighbor.
hood. Violet and Glat US King being
the latest victims.
j. Wears was a Toledo visitor
Wednesday afternoon.
Banner Zeek has been hauling
lumber for a county bridge UP
Mill Four slough.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
C)na

Mr.. and Mrs. Enas Wilson and
children who have been visiting at
the Commons ranch for some time,
returned to their home in Portland
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Phelps and
family visited at the Christensen
ranch Sunday.
Miss Leta Denny went to Bay
view Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Wolfsperger, Miss
Helga Holmgreen and Lloyd Com
mons attended the dDnce at Wald-
port Saturday evening.
Clifford Phelps ATTENDED the
Round Up." at Newport Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Weber. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Lissy and Reynolds
Ohmart spent Sunday at Seal
Rocks.
CLAY Frazer of Albany is visiting
his sister. Mrs. s. G. Denny.
W. G. and A. W. Weber made q
trip to Newport Saturday.
Clyde Coovert killed a fine bear
one day last week.
A tired, hungry carrier pigeon
dropped down at the Phelps ranch
Tuesday evening, After a hearty
supper il made its bed in the harm
and at the present writing it SEEMS
reluctant to leave.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21

getting ready for the Lincoln
County Fair There will be horses,
cattle, sheep. goats. swine. poultry,
fruit vegetables and other things
too numerous to mention from this
community. II every community
Will take what they have in the
way OF exhibits the Fair will be a
great success. II will not only
help the Fair but Lincoln County
and everyone in it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed bids will be received up
to noon Saturday August 22d, 1914,
by the Port of Toledo for the
building of Warehouse the Port of
Toledo to furnish all material de-
livered on the rgound. Plans and
specifcaIi ions may be seen at the
Port Office.
The Port reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Lee Wade, Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
Elk City and Big Elk

Rev. Davenport was the guest
of A. b. Slocum and family last
Friday.
Miss Bessie Gillet of Oakville,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21

Claude Welch and Lawrence AL
tree went to Portland Monday in
Mr.. Welch's auto.
John Gwyn Of Eddyville was
transacting business in this city be-
teen trains Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21
FOR SALE.

A good, young team. 6 and Z
years. weight about 100, well
Wagon and harness.
Ira A. Miller, Newport. Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21

August 18th was we'll attended and
all had fine time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-21

MANGHUM u MANGH UNI,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Morgan Building Portland. Oregon.
Date Of first publication August
21. 1914. Date Of last publication
October 2, 1914.
The farmer and mechanic., 1914-03-10
THE FIRST YEAR OF WOODROW WILSON
AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

plain citizen who
at the head Of Prince
He enjoyed
reading news
He has "keptu
Of fWhc reached
Of and
eofI a
He has made lunch
He hass shown
has discontinued Presidential of police mounted
He called liar and has desire
The farmer and mechanic., 1914-03-10


ment OF Agriculture. Encoura cement
in the utilization Of labor-saving de-
vices was contained in $4,000 letters
sent out.
The full protection Of the laW mas
been given indian children.
A new public land policy was inau
e71rated. IT combines conservation
and the proper use Of the national do
main.
The enactment of an agricultural
extension law, which is expected to
double the production of American
farms.
The institution in the navy OF aca-
demic, vocational and technical in
struction.
The two great transportation mono
poles OF the East and West were
forced to dissolve. The Pennsylvania
Railroad relinquished its holdings in
| the Baltimore and Ohio. The South
| ern and Union Pacific merger was
cancelled.
The extinction of many great COM
| binations in restraint Of trade by
! agreement.
The ratification Of eight general ar
/ bitration treaties, which Will enable
the President to adjust numerous for
eign disputes and complications that
row prove irritating. Among the
treaties approved were those between
! the United States and Great Britain
and With Janan.
The establishment Of All eighthour
day for women and girls in the Dis
| tTict Of CClumbia.
Other Work Ahead.
The above record OF What Preside u
Wilson has guided 10 com pletior rep
| rcSents less than half Of what he eX-
poets 10 carry to consummation be-
fore he celebrates the end of his sec
ond year in the White House. The
list OF important matters which he
already has under way and which he
hopes to see completed before the enc
OF his second year is as follows
The negotiation and ratification o.
q treaty with Columbia, by which pay
ment shall be made for the loss o
Panama and the Canal Zone. This i.
considered on a parity with the grea
! achievements of the past ~year. It il
! intended TO remove the stain upon
national honor caused by the yiolen
seizure of Panama and restore friend
ly rela tons with a sister republic.
The repeal of the tolls exemption
clause in the Adamson act, unde
which American COaStWiSe vessels ar
l given free use of the Panama Canal
This is expected 10 remove causes fo
] irritation between this governnlen
ana tnoSe Oh tIfedt BRITAIN ana Otne
maritime powers. It will demon Strat
/ that the United States is willing to re
spect all treaty obligations.
The ratification by the Senate {
sixteen additional general arbitratio
: treaties.
The continued arrangement {
n peace treaties until all civilized nation
o have been brought into Il breathing
agreement with this country.
o Continued efforts for the resto1atio
; Of peace in Mexico without intervel
= uon or the employment of force.
perfection of u treaty with \icar.
: qua, under which this govern nlent vi
?, acquire the right 10 Construct u can:
y over the Nicaraguan route and Secul
: sites for a naval base and fortifics
tons TO protect the Panama wata
q way
: Legislation under whicii the t'et
l. eral government and the Ia-i0;
IS States will unite in the construction
good roads.
< Party REORGANIZATION
complete reorganiZatipn of Il
Is Democratic party in New York a.
l. PENNSYLVANIA. 1t is desired 20 elir
The farmer and mechanic., 1914-03-10

mate the domination Of Tammany in
New Y Ork State. 1t is believed that
the pending fight between Boies Pen
rose and his enemies in Pennsylvania
affords q favorable opportunity for
the Democrats TO elect q Senator from
that State.
Ihe truSNcontrol program, by which
II IS intended TO supplement the Sher-
man act. Legislation viii be framed
preventing monopolies, supervising
the capitalization Of Interstate cor
porations and forbiddins interlocking
dlrectOrateS.
1he election Of a Democratic House
OF RepreSe ntatives next November, in
rof0ef that party control may continue
without INTERRUPTION in ali branches
OF the government.
Restoration of friendly relations and
good feeling between the United States
and Japan.
Negotiation of a new commercial
treaty with Russia
Continued eiimina ton Of all lobbv
influence on Legislation. 1t is beliey-
eu the passage of q drastic law will
follow final report on the inyes1iea
tlon recently conducted by the Senate
| j judiciary Committee
| Extension Of American f,,.afo,
|
corps OF commercial attaches for ali
| ioIelSI embassies and legations.
! Reasonable limitation of iD7roiora
tIon without 3 literacy test.
hetteF conservation of water-poQve1
| Resources
Adequate protection of American
! citizens abroad, as promised in ~
Baltimore PLATFORM
Establishment Of more fr;an1Ix7 20
iauons with the republics of S3outf
and Central America
| , enlargement Of service in S.t,line
u4Sputes between capital and labor
PROVISION for a system Of rnra
| credits. Il d
appropriations for a fair yearly in
crease OF naval construct. on.
Legislation providing for eo,a,,
hent-oWned embassy hor,,ac a,sroaI i
continued preservation of 10 -;
service. - 'i'e ciNi
rrotectlon of migratory birds.
! N'11ii1ued drastic enforcement .
| me antitrust laws
rerpetuation Of the ban upon nor,
&ohal office seeking. NV'
t'uil publicity IN oe1 h,~,.-,,,.
government - VI III
,Tfeater economy i'll approp~ia,i,.r,,
f"rn2h!ation OF s,yste13 ~. Iool;nh ra.io,i'
coal lands in Alaska, '' i0aSih
I 1ontfoi Of radium outp31t ana min
T 1ahlls OF sradual steps in tba >;
? itctlon OF ultimate indeDandanna
= the F'ilipinos. 7ii"3ice 10
lie construction and ad,ninfotro.;
., soseilltnent railroad for the T.,
se''pment st,, Of Alaska The nacas.ut .as ox
M mas passed both branrbcc =
I NchsfeSs and Will be oparot;,-, =;
: near future op01 dI-Fe IN tn
Economy in Governn,en,
establishment Of a bndg.t
- r,afs ,'.5sen government experfitnrse... ~ .ti
Ftlailnau 81 useless pos,s i4 ana TaIl arm
II CeHtralization Of na(-.. ..
Il fo, = plan Of civ:! service ',ras. re+;r.
Extension Of cifiZrtS. iiiipioS -.
: IA ta ottants Of Porto Rico i,1''i % the il
l. plate plant. i!flcnt arm,
5 dh,t+r1national oareen3anrs -.
c,iInz 5i@ta .'il ION 10 reeulate t,.aotae.
: Nalio'ala.ii' Csn-' 51, Of alley Dwellings !: Il
II an sc, pravi.7;,o g., j.,
The farmer and mechanic., 1914-03-10
! >E CABINET CHNNteF.
''hi~ier OF Education Head .iu.t;c.
Department

>1shl naton, d. G., AIarcA 4. tx.
o,'aH7e 7eS III tie composition of tic jan
ailees e, cabinet have been yepo~-a-7 :,
"a ~ e rpaitntent. Yochin1i3 Ok
&c ieE'z. oIoro minister Of edu.a-
10 -eh appointed minister -
a'lu lkuso Oeka, president -
,'ie lower house Of deit, has baen an
''-h'"d minister II od1roation
The farmer and mechanic., 1914-03-10

selection of Presidential cane a~1 fv
primaries.
Adoption ii sch methods ~l
make Washington tn" most p0.
citv III the world.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20
UrantrCnDg aaIle.

@or faIt eincm Sa6rbunoert 1T ,ire
rt&t ior9fdltjae &artenoufnobme Der
fran5GiiIaer fiiite i'm @ebiei Ter 9re-
tagne ousqefiibrt rorheu, tuy4 bcrca
Naapriiflrng man S4IlTe nuf Die
@crdnceruaeen FER Giiils Ioute 5ie9en
t0nnen. Der Gbef5porcsrapb Der
fran55iiItsn Marine. 2opcrtc, bat
nun i'm legtca So4r5s5nt scmeiniam
nit an0ereu 8eamten fir bic Sjios
tiiite ner 8retogne cine ter1r:ige M
teit our6qeiiibrt unb lire GrgebniFe
ber YariiSr Nfaoemie ber Q3ifiens
iGaften Dor9eIegt. IS 6nnoelt Iid um
bic Strede bon Dem @prgebir9t 4ens
mnrb bis Sur Wliinpung Der 2oire,
2tIs SiiItenIinie lit pofei bic 0ren3e
5pif6en Naiier uno Qano 5ur3eit Ter
boAiten Slut ongenommen poroen.
9l Die greto9nc Elm 9ebirgiges Qano
it uno oaber bauptiddli9 tine SteiIs
tiiite biIoet, 10 piiroe ihon bic Ser
mutung oohin geben, pab bier oo5
Y2eer oIImd6li6 pororinst, bic 9iis
itenlinie oIiu 3urudpei5t. Die I'm
terirAurgen baten oafii: cine 8eI:Gs
tigung eybrndt. Sir bic Strede BON
Sap penmar6 bis 3ur MIinoung oe3
N}orbiban gum trenigitsn lit bo5 2ano
ii6erall 5uriidgegou9en, on ter Spite
bon Ysnmarb IeIbit I'm 8etrGQe bis
5u 60 Metsrn. Neiter iiioli(9 bis 3ur
2oiremiinolIng iino oo9egen mon6e
Quatte fe1t9eitellt norbeu, lro I9 bie
9iiite ncch gennu on berieIber GtelIe
tefinbet mie Dor 100 Sabren. Elm
6prtI6ritt bes Wleere8 olIo nid3t gu
per3ejAnen lit, gDo Elm Iol6er Ito.t
1efunOen bat, t0nnte er aus orei llr;
laden srtI0rt tperoen, nGmIiA Gus cen
QBirfur6en Der Nteere6braneuaQ. aua
fentreGten @ooentelregungen oocr ou2
Fem Giaflub pon GijitsnItr0murc IN.
Gie 3uIest 9enann:e &rnF! tommt fir
cje &iiitt Ter 8reta8re riat in ges
trac5t, tu bic Str0murqeu jecenfan8
GIT fCbpa0 1inn, I'M cine merfIithe
0irfuns ou83uiiten Qnporte f0eint in
Ger SnuptIo6e &ooen6epe9unsen an
3unebrlen. 9annA ipiiroe oer meItIifs
Ieil Ger 8retngne i'm Sintea te9rifFen
iein, n6treno Der 0itIide entlrcper
oufiteigt oosr in fstner Qo9e pcrbarrt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20
Sttrni6RnppsU.

Die 9ltiigen GoInmbusriter iUgrh
Den ON % 6ebruar ibr bebntes S5,if~
tln9sielt feiern uno oabei ieh5i8 neue
WllgIieoer einfibren.
Ter sWisconIin gebrgr buRe
bait beute uno mor0eu i'm bisliarm
0O6ibuIgebduoe lsine Sobres'Gonls~
renS ab.
9lnroIn8 uno Bai3ing,on's Se~
burtstdgc Wuroen bon oem g8ilIDn
@oliuell Npit uno Dem 6rauenbllis~
corps 9eiteru Nbeno nit sinem Ssdbs~
ubr' Dinner nnO sinsm GroBramm pom
Wniprn4sn uim geIeif1-
.ftsivistl.!! Ger Nsenibaeit III
frant!" inst eiu 5ahuertdnoiser-
g|IIo eln 9an5es Biertel geinno2 aud
III ]elitlger 8eSiebun9? 0a t6nniem
mir ia no6 iebr julrieoen lein.
Sn Der Nsm Norter 5tantsae@s~
8ebun9 bat man elne Borlage einae~
brOht Die freie 8rtllem 5ar
StuItinoer Oorfsbt. Biui9cr tdme
unerrldt iuie man lebeG loa um icing
3rllien Su ben0tbigeu.
Die Gtebe brin9t Nnnhen mnH
ielnen 8ertano nber Der BerS
TIA mo perilebt aud Oft Die 2iebg-
2Iio WitrOben Iino es. pie
etn @elebrter tebouptet 10 Die Wldnngr
Der ltebt MAIDEN. Bisber bate mani
babits g d Ter III Bsroadt.
Sic Io(Iten einnraI tuttia
lduibeu; nsbmen Sie etn tnrfi~
| DIES Bao'"
y Das braud ih niht, 6err Goyssr,"
antwortete Der WuItlmiQlondr. SD
lam mid ieosrBeit gum g hnisen
brtn9fn Obne hrtlides Bao."
,Q8ie oenn"
o9nOtm i'd Die Ginfomme
lteutr' J0rmuIore burhlele." "
r. 9rummono, 522 Gtate Str. fam
,}bne,I Gcio an 3Inmantfu uhrfn iparea-
e1e SIc tauieu, ipredeu 5le bei ibnl Oor-
@eun un8 9emanb su nabe
tritt iagen mir. ct 1T gu melt se~
gongen
- SbIehies Q9elter iiir ben @is@
trnil; alle leine 2lusre6eE iino ere
fr0rcn
NIoi8 4usnt. eiu befannter iuns
GER 4}onn bon bier, bstdnute iib ,ns
@onnp @eritt 6es 2lngrlfi5 5baloia
nno lUuroe um 80 un5 oit soften ge@
ilroIt
Gineu 0eitntbserloubniBifein
Z @lbertion pen J'linoDro
uno 5rI. @eHa Esteriea pon Bangor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20
YlasIN= N=%Orlagc,
hoitcn oes 8dbubdus mulleu roam
Sdldbdmt btitritttn
utretn.
g8aiainatc.. .. 6. 10. asbr-

Die uon Ter Nomjuinratlpn wai M
benrporteie Nlastd NabnpQrlaas~
Wsld)s ben YrdGoenttn aututilirl. SIS g
Q00.00 llr oen 0lu einer Realertnasa
bdbn uuE Der Sulie ltlneta8 nad oen
rsiden Spbenlagern oes IerljiorlnmS
Su bouen. Wuroe Ntltimoh 9taCbmutna
nit 230 gegen 81 5tmmen nom 3lea
pr0PutantenbauS angtnOmnen Gine
a. Je EurIa9e bat teleitS ocn Senaa
polIirt. Die beloen Blus nernen mns
oerjtiaIidl an bic Goniereni 0ehn, oo~
NIT lie m0JllbIt baIo an oen &Ialiosnsgm
8elh,dt ueroeu fam Der Die AbIiGba
aue9tlprorbeu bat iis 80 un;erSribnen-
ytab elmer ihdrifu DIstuiiion wurSe
nod IN elfIer Stunoe aus DER pom 4e~
rlt0rldIcomIte elnberldteten 8orlaae
tlne 9lauleI geItrid)su DIE CUR t5ipon~
strung oes 8dbnbauS elne @onosns~
9abe uon $50 000.000 uoyjitbt, ole oMs
Den Gnnabmen Der Rcgierun9 in Alnsfo
gelIIQt meroen lollte. 3te uom Senaa
dn9enommene &Grlnae isbi eine 8onO~
au8gabe uon SI0000.O00 por. 9sad5
Der lcbigen 6orm ser Nau5oor.nge
iplltoe Der Vabnbnu aus osm tnulsnoem
Srnbs oes Shdbnmts finan;Jrt lpeTeen-
Der Trdlioent iii an Die Nbtlltg ensg
uon S3o.000.000 gebunoen uno elbnlt
lotort 1000 900 iiir ote oringenolicm
aus9dben Sur 8erili9una. Ter Com
greB miro bann lsoeS Sobr Die iiir osa
8au nbtbigen 6'eIOsr bsUiuiaen.
8le &orlNae ibreibi Dor. oas Sic
Bobn nlbt larger als 1000 Msiism
melOsn oati; Dab ie 10 ssIe9en isIn mnb q.
nm elnen oOer mebrere 0drn I'm pnsi~
fIlden SSean an Der 5uOtuite ainst0S
NIT Den idifburen 6td6en uno Germ
IN 3nneru. ioWie nit eiuem ooer mebs
reren 0pbIenleIOern Su pcrbinosu. biz
quoiltatlu nno quantitntip oenua aobie
tilr Die &riegsmarine IisferH i6nnsRr
oamit Die 9Iferbaus. Wtinerals uno lOn~
ltigen Silisquellen Nlnstas entmidelf
mer6en ipnneu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20
GaitlaO gefangcI.
Iuf dnterifdniihem 6ebiet purSe
er non Suuoestruppen
rerbafttt.
81 9SaIo. 2er, IS. 6ebr.

Wlarimo Gaitao, Der beriihtiote
msritnHiihe Sanbit. iueI6sm bas Ger.
brefsn i'm gumbre. Gunnel Sur Gait
eeleet miro, bel welhem 10 glmerita'
ner uno II nnosre Yerionen ibr Qsbeu
perlprsn, tpuroe am 9ienItng 3S Meis
len iilOlid) pnu 9ad)itd. q. M. ppn
omer;tanil6sn 8unoeslruppsn geians
gen 9enommeu. Gie Melouug mar in
einem 9ienIitsIeeramm entbaIteu, ooB
General Susb 8. Scolt. aonlmnnoant
pou Sort StiB. am glahmittne uon
Capt. Nbite bonn 8. 9unosse8apHI'
lerieregiment erbleIt.
9uinmmen nit osm San5iten murs
BEN feds ieiner 9lnbGnger aeiau9en gee
nommen s9ie Capt. @bite beribtet,
er9aben itd bie Banoiten oSns aampI.
Sic wsroen mad 81 GaIp. Ser. gee
traht mereen. goitiao. Ser Elm Ges
birae aui msytaniher Seite um9ebeu
nollte, Ihlug eInsn llmme9 sin. Der
i'm oui ameritnnilhfS @ebiet brahte.
Gopt. &bite belt Ndht. oenn er bate
3isnitag BON g8atter McGormf, Oem
umeritaniSben Setter ser 2a8 8lI'
s&unh ouf merjta il Der Gsite,
9tahriht erbaIten, onB Der seiutbte
8anoit in jener gta6borihait qeleben
lei. Capt. g6ite eriuhte @sneral
Scutt auf tetesrnp1em @e9e um Sn'
itruttiunen. uno oieisr befabl ibm. @as
itillo su nerbaften, uenn er ameritani'
idss @ebiet bstreten iolte.
g8irb er aus9eliefert?
Sb Ser Bandit on Die &ebeQsn nuss
oeliefert mer6sn miro. lit cine &edtss
frn9e, bic nod ber @rleoi9ung barrt.
@iro er ausgeliefert. 10 lit ieiHe @re'
fulton iiber. Su ben Ser. Stnnten
idwebt feline 9lntlase gesen tbn. Gae
itillp batte Dor aiuei g8ohsu i'm @umbres
9unusl einen 6raft5u9 im 8rano ses
itsft, nit benz oann elm Ya6n9ierSug
tollioirte. ipobei ale an 8Oro oes 3u9e5
bsfinoliden &erionen umtomen. Der
Tunnel brennt immsr nod.