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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
pas SreiOersslO oer 2air-
Cioudriit.

$250,0O0 jdbrli6 n 10 biel beirdgi
bos SoilettebuDget elmer omeritdni-
ihen Wiliondrin, ipenn mir ben IN
eoben elmer Mooe3eitIHrift glauben
noQen. Sa. renn man bic Qhtfitelliino
lieit, mOtte man fait meinen. naB cine
pirfli9 elegdnteDame, Bel Der es dif's
Gclb ni3t antommt noarunter gat
ui6t MAIDEN" lam. 3lndhit bic &lei=
ner fir ben Wloreen. sic brou1t pcs
nigitsns fir Goftiims. Die inter GAO
DOnars niht 3p beiGaffen fino, 5pe;
9leitfoitiime uno Elm Sa9otoiiiim, Die
800 Dolars toiten Dann Spprttoilet-
ten Der oeri9ie0enoiten Qlri un0 3iibes
bor moroui peniaitens 1000 Dollars
ait reHnen Iin0. Die promenaoetoiletz
ten fir oen gahmittae iiuo pro Stiid
nibt unter 250 Dollars an5uieben;
elm SpiBsntleio fir SansosGeds to
ftet ioaor 75O Dollars, uno oa iie iins
bebinet so iDlGer Rleioer i'm Sabre
6aben muB. 10 betrGgt bic GeIommts
Iumme oaiiir BEL 0em mdBigen our6s
I6nittLi9en 9lnlab DON 240 Dollars
BRO Stiid 10000 Donars. 9iegroBen
9lbenotoileitcr Derl6lineen natiirli@
piel me9r. Die Dame fam iie 6oAiiens
3pei ober Oreimdl dn5ieben uno ieoe
foItet 1000 5000 Dollars. 9as tbeu-
erile Ropitel lit aber 0os Der Wldntel
Sin e6ter 3o6elmantel toItet oaetA
10000 Dollars; auBeroem muB cine
a6er ouh noA elnen oes
melin fir 6OO0-20,00 Dollars bds
BEN. Mlit oei6tigfeit sibt iis oa9er i'm
Sabre fir beige ollein 50,0OO-l0O.
900 Dollars aus. Rednet man ois
periGieoenen ele9anten n1legltgees
nit 25O- 300 Dollars pro Stiid. lo
muB man 5000 Dollars Dafiir jdfrli4
anIeben. 9d9it ben Pel5en DerlAllns
aen bic 0iite Iebr Diel Denn cine toit7
bare, Qliarette" allein toitet 500-l0O0
1onars. lin IiH alle Die in ben pier
5oilons unb 3piidenIdiions not9igen
Ropf6eoedunsen dr3uidaffen brauHl
bic Dame alio ibr 10000 Dollars.
llno bic Mai4e2 @ic toltet nod meAr
ais bic 6ute. imD iie 1T 8nOsm 10 fem
bah lie elm bduiioes Molben Hic9t aus
6dlf. @ibt man fir ein Sa91smo 30
nno fir Elm gladHbsmo 40
ans 10 fam man po9l auT go, y
Ilndrs i'm Sabre tommen Inter S
aibt Is teine 4aar StFiimpTs
luO ia6rli1 per0sn iie nit einem pos
item bon 300 Dollars gefiibrt Sin
RorIett foHet 800 1000 D0aors.
Nlan beereiit. oaB bei iol4en glni
cine @iertel 0iilion Dbl
lars ni9t 5u 1oh aestiiIen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
9ie Sdartra6t Oer efegauten
SSrdl

tit segenpdrtis lebr bod unO auitsts
9euo, eipa pie Elm abgeicDrd9ter 6eIm.
sic sept 3iemli9 glatt aus 0er Stirn
Iort, erIaubt ben S6eiteI nur nod in
aHosuiungspeiier glrt, 10 oaB bic
Sdldfeu frei bleiben 3ie 9bren Diirs
fen Osroedt iein, iebo9 IoQen oos ni9t
pie Sheitel 'Gun, Ionbern oas IoBe
lberfaaenoe Seiten6dur. 9lu9 sic
Stira bleibt 9ep09nid bis aiI 3mei
Don oen s94loen gegeneindpoer oeroas
te GodeA frei. Grlaubt linO dber Gtirns
franicn bic cin renig gensllt getragen
Derocn Vie @e4en IN Dem ianft anz
lieIgencen 6aur neIoen immer peiier
n0 bseiter auseiuan0erltebcnr ge-
ma1i. Ger 9aarlnoten ais iolHer ut
ceHpDnt. Ulan Iubt etpas oarin, oas
0adr in gleihmdBiger, ungebro9ener
Sinie an3uorDncn, 0 0aB man ieinea
glrflng unb tein Gn0e iie5i immtr
nnter g8abuug Der 0elmform 9lntiirs
lic6 liegt 0dfiir inter bem Sanr cine
@inlage, uno slpar cine lolme ans bob
lem Geilecbt 9lls cin5ige tleine Qtbs
pei9ing lit erlau6t, lintsIeitie 606er
ais rehts 81 itsisen. Dicic gleigung
l:nteritiiBen au9 Die 3ierat6e bic i'm
9dar getragen per6en. Inter Dieieu
treien 3ur 3agesfriilr bic Iieinges
Ifmudten Gdmme unb y}abein iopie
Spongen uno 8GnOer an eriier STEELE.
Die @dn0er perben entpeoer aus
fhnar3en s5amnet6onb ooer aus settz
f9niiren fir ountles 6oar AUDI As
8ernitein gelpGblt. S6males, l9mdrz
3es 2(tIas6ano nit Sett o0er StraB
beleBt geb0rt gleihfaQs 3n ben S.a=
ges5ierratben. 9ie 8dnber pin0en FG
dus Dem 0aar beraus mo binein. sir
ben 9lbenO iinO 8lumen ais 6oars
iGmud 6einabe Q(nein6errl6er. sic
iperoen ais Rrdn3e, bic aber Elm penig
ffief iiben unb lintsieitig be0srteno
bDben Iteieen ais rehts, ooer eiu3ell
eetragen Sir Bic @in3elbliitbeu bat
man eigenartige 9leuI46pfungen, 10
beilpielsipeiis in blonbem 6aor I4mars
&c Sommetblumen nit Rbeintieieltels
6en ooer en3ian6laue Qtlasbliitbeu
nit groBgriinem Ser5en auf ounflem
6aar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

betm Heinema6en irdet, MIR iii Der
breiie Rano NIT bier Ihmalea pliHirs
ten yliiIden oOer &rauieu beicBi be
6as @eiint IN tleioldmer Qgsiie Inn
rabmen. glah binien 3u ipirb Der 9lann
i9mdler. 10 oab mu 4laB fin 5wei
Reiben oer pliiiirten 8rauIen iinD.
Dur9 eip 2lrraHgement nit Iund
fnopfen fanH Der 9lano iibereinauDers
geialueeu perben, 10 OaB er 6iht am
R0pf anliegt iin0 lebr oDreti ausIie6i.
DAP bic .basque" Sbes au6 oaf oos
9oilor.@ebiei bIniibersrcifi, bepeiien
bicIe neue Wlobsle. Sin ieGr 6iibfhes
StraBentoitiim miro ia unierer 0ritien
Nbbiloing berani1auliht Bon Jlos
beltD irorIteo Wluteridl dnsefertioi, fat
oosfelbe Elm gou3 gIdttes Sadet oos
an bic meme basque gemabneno, oben,
unten unb in Der &ailenlinie gleih
meii 1T. &ragen uub Manihetten pon
Sammet in6 eine 9leibc BON Sammet-
tn0pfen bilDen Die @arniiur oes SAL
tets.
9eim glDblid bes 9lodes mag man
DE 1rou pie erleihtert afoibmen.
Ser boru in 6alten eeleste Sod Dpn
normdler Meite, NIT Oer bis 3ur aniez
linie reifenoen. born offenen Gnnito.
1T Elm miItommener, felt 2dngem
ibmer5lid) bermiBter Anblit. Diele
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Sunit, Die graci0s iiber ben in bib
iden 6alteu 6ernie6srfliebeuben giod
idut lit bic neueIte 6orm uno pirb
obne 6rage in ndtbfer 3eit iebr poz
puldr peroen. @ebr 5ierii6e Smubs
nit tittIarbigen Qeberl9dften, biloen
cine iebr pa1euoe uuo sIegante SUP
beilei0une 3n Dem Rofiini. @tiuas
Derpegen. ober tleiDiam 1T Oas pitt
den bon fnpar5em Sammet nit hine
ausragenoer Jeoer.
2anee, ihmale 6eOergebiIDe Fno boS
u1o0ernite fit bic @ornitur Oes6erbf
butes. Sie iino entipeoer in l9rdg aufs
iteigentsr ober b0nis bori3ontoler
Qinie angebra9t. Ser GfFett mub 10
perpogen fpie nur irgeu0 moglib feil.
Sn einem bidt nit WlenI9en anges
fHllten StraBenbeabnwogen 1T oieie
0ut.@arnitnr cine 5ortur fir bic ber
SrGgerin 3lnd9it Iieben0en perionen,
md6reno biele Sbotla1e no1 friz
6eren @rfd6rungen bic 6oIbe ielbit
IN ibrem 8e6dgen ni4t i'm Nlinoeiten
ltSrt.
3u ben ele9anteiteu Sbpen Der mo-
oernen 6uBbetleibing sdblt in eriter
2inie Der &nopfidu6 nit 6euforbieen
QeDerindfien. Qlidb Seinens8rotat7
Sud- pertritt oft bic Stelle bon 2eOer.
Der 9uBibeil. aus pdtentleoer, 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

ifanter Gam mrii Dem.
Sin Qdmmriiden Uirb ubicehTelnb nit
5pedItreiien un0 in feiue Streifen 3ers
t6eilten Sorbelleu seIpidt, oann in
bic 8rotpfanne in bsiBe Butter getban
uno unter fleiBigsm gesieBen nit Der
Butter uno Iailrer Sobne gar gebras
tcl. 2luG trdufelt man ob ino al eis
nige SrDpfen @itroneniaft barduf.
Sen grateniab toht man. nenn oas
6leiib gar it, los mdHt bic Sauce
nit &roftmebl Idmig uHo iGmedt iie
nod nit Sal3 uno 9feifer ab.
Q(alRep. Mlon t6btet, Iaabert
uuo bdutet 1 bis 2 mittelitarte Qlale.
nimmt iie Iorgfdltig aus, fcbneibst
Gppf uno Sbpau3 fort iub tbeilt Oas
anocre in Stiide, bic man mil Sal3
unb qieffer befreut in M}ebl lpenoet
uno in gelbgenor0ener Butter braun
brat. Damn nimmt man lie beraus,
ldBt Iie gut obtropfen, 10 0oB ni8t 3uz
piel sSett an ben Stiiden bleibt, uno
itelt ie gum Grtalten Sn5mii6en bat
man bic geIduberten a0pfe mo
S9pGn8e nebIt SO tleigebadteH
entqrdtefen Sarbelen, Elm paor gez
pubten, gebadten G6ampignons in
leihter grii6e Durd9etoht. Da3u fiigt
man Elm @einglas SberrD uno etpas
miloen GKig, toHt alles nodmals auI
rii6rt bic Souce bur9 elm Sieb, giebt
bic syiI6fiide 6inein unb ldbt iie auf
6eiBer Sfele nod 20 big % Wiinuten
BARN sie6en. W2an lam Die Sauce nit
etpas Wlebl ooer GurtofFelmebl biuz
ben; bic 2talitiide peroen oarin onge'
riatet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
0Ine benz 3eirbc Der 0ytDpe
unO Ger @eiellldJoft.


Bon elmer @ailoD 5uf anpern lino
ipir perir0iiet por0en alii oas no9e0e
Dorltebenoe @rideinen oes crleiierten
M0des, un0 ales. mas bie itBt nas5
baeier Ri2iins biu erreId)i puroe III
Die ldnge &uniio BON beina6e g.odlda
AZ BE 6eItdnbig All Nltite 3igenoms
men Bat, pdbreuo osr baruaitrseiro
gene Rod ielblt IN Dem elbsn liaRc
anger gelDor0en lit 70 DaB er Deite Ia
tielen 5dlen elmer H0bre c3nlid
Fgbt. arg irgenb stipas glnoercm -eg
ein3iae EroF Der uns nun seblicbcn
lit bic @epib6eii, paB oie moDllrhs
8odptiie auf einem 4untte on9elan9i
III iiber ben Ain1us ea nidi 9ebt
yleln engsr fam per giod nig iDer
ben. oas II HAer pa Brau llooe aber
aie lange li eincm ahlHlie Iieben
bieibt 70 miiHen pir ben erpeiierien
Noa tn abie6borer 8eit pirili1 6oben
Ga III nlht dnsune6men. odB oie 9Jlo
be nun ben Ielben Gnrs riidmdrts ne1.
men unb ben Rod Sun i'm 3ol ueiter
geHaltsn fpirb Biz Sic normals 8od
maie erlanei lit Die Grfabring lebr
bab 5rau Wpbe fd Ia &riremen gc-
fdni Sine Dame ans Den Reibeu oeg
Characterization aie6t foleen0e @rila-
rpng 0b: aqluf Bic einfadite g1etle
merDeu mir ipieoer 5u oem Rcd pom
normdler QBeile gelangenl Die LANCE
Hiinita, bic IN Dielen 6dlen pill
fit cplItommene Aodpeite uno BEL.
nobe Bic Qon9e oss Promenaoenrodee
bat, lpirD nod nm iDenige Sol rerldn
Qert. ipd6renb BAG roblenformige ysts
mos 0os mir 6isbsr Rod gsnaan
coma fortldnt. llnb pl0Blid lsben lpir
uns bem normalen Rod, un0 3par bon
beirdhtliher Aeiie geaeniiber." &i5
habin beiBl es alIo nod ein Denig @e.
0ulb boben unb bic ionpelbdren Qus
lpihie uQN oieler HiAtuHg m0glichii
nodlNd3iig beuri9eilen
Die lange, araeloie 8Wlita III es
81, uns nit Dem R6hrsnrod ansiob'
rer tounlg neHn niAt 0ie 9ebemmic
@eusgupgafrai1sit bamii perbun0en
pdrc fiir bic ireilicb uid]is cntIhaoi1t
Me6r unb mebr 6ai 0iels Luuii an
llmfana aeronnen rno wenn iie ift
mIrili1 tiuinal 3llm 9lod aiisDad'len
Folit 10 ldBl bas neae Wiooea bsioH'
bsr8 penu vplihiri" an Qgeite nid3ts
sll piiHldleu iibris.
scie erfte itnierer beutigen Abbil
rnnaen stigt ben 90breHrod nit lans
qcr piifilier 1unitd iin6 BET neaen
BASQUE 1oille. Die aombination BON
basque un0 pliKiriem glod III pie0sr
,rftanbtn. a6er fe III iebr Deri4ieoen
bon ben pcn Dor 3mau3ig Sabren Die
roddrtiae piiiirte 1unit unicres Nlo
bens III gtrabe lang genug Inn ben
robrenfDrmieen lnieren gRod Iichibar
Derbeu III laNen, iDelh 0ebierer oerd
ne peit aeiio lit eiaen lebr ileincn
Gdritt al aeitaiien Gie u6aSqueT
bon 6eute tit nitbi, lpie Die. Frilberer
Sabre init Silhbeiu gelteill. ionoern
burn Giutrsiirlna Ser iFiaut onldliss
benb gemd6i qllS Wdterial fix baS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

in Aebe lie6snoe Mo0ell bient roitnenz
far6iqes mlo6airs unD Moriteos@epez
be. G6oralieriitii6 fir Oie meme bass
que. 9aille iinD oie lnngen, uno beion=
oers aim 9annogeIeut iebr engen glers
mel
90 par DorauB3uleben Dab " ote-
fen trieQerilheu 3eiten Brau Ulooe
pitoer auf uilitdriide &bpen II Se=
ana auf Gduitt. Borm uu0 Tarbe 5lls
riidoreilen paroe. Bon fe6r militdris
ihm Gharoiter 1T bas IN llnlerer
sneittn Slluitration peranihaulihte
3oIiim bon SennD. Dahelbe ieBt iih
amammfu aus enem Sadet BON ros
them 1mh unO einem Aod Don titts
fdrbiqem 92pbeltbs@epebe, nit ldnaer
olatier Smif unb iebr engen iinteren
Rod Das Sadet 1T sarniert nit BRET
ter 6ertules 9orte un0 fld4en Wles
taainDpfen, imO Elm inierrehantes Des
foil III 0ds dbQerunbete 0oroertbeil
ser gdlnB bes syadets piro unter
Oem Nonb burh Drudtuopfe betperts
neQiqt. Die froppante Mirtung per
;TarbentompoIiiioneu pirb nod pers
adrtt 0ur1 ben ibneeis lpeiBen &ra-
oen. N}it 0em mdlerilden GfIeit oes
0ohiims barmoniert bic aappe bon
roi6er 5eibe
Sebe Wlooe, ole pa5u bient. Elm se=
iradenes aleiD nit geringen HHtotien
iDie6er auI8ufrifteu unO neu az getal=
ten pirb ii6eral pililommen gebetBen.
Inter BEN oielen 6iIfsmttteln, bic bic
lem 9iped oienen. 1T bic breite Sir
ielindrpe obne Trdge ems Der iptrz
f,inosponnen. Die ouBerorotntlihe
9eridis0cubeit oieler mieoerartVgen
Sddrpen IN 8e3ue auE Jorm iIilo
For6e madi 0ieielben fir ben IN ysDe
fehenoen 8ped beionoers geeiQnet.
gie neueren Nlobe1e baben bic regils
ldre Dlieberiorm iino porn ple Inl
Raden 6reiter als an ben SeEteil'
unb oben unD nnten IN cine Splbe aus
Ionfeno. llnier oer poroercn ititerel'
gpibe berDor legi iidb bic elts.ntlgre
gddrpe uber bic 6iifien nab pmter,
,po He II einen 4nolen seidiir6t 3els
nie0erbGnot Sci anoeren Wloosllen ~
nitr Der 6intere 1beil mieoerart'a,
mahreno lidh porn bic Gnben ireu5en,
ms noh 6inten oenommsn lnb Druid
fn6pfe belperfIteliqcn III ber &egel ben
GhluB. QllsWlaierial fiir iolhe Sclars
peu fam le6r peites. iApar5ss Atlass
bauo ober lhmar3er MeibentdBhsns
9aTTeta qepdbli iOerben, bic Rdnoer
mit 6o6ifonmndbi eefteppt. Wlinbes
items 6inien unb an ieber Seite muB
Ser mlitoergitrf leiht NIT Gii9beIn
oeiireiit Ieiu, Inn ber 5orm mebr 9alt
al aeben.
sic WlotorslJlooen beriidii4tigen IN
neuerer 3eit neben Der prattii9en
Gsite auA bic RleioIamieit. mas friis
6er Deniaer Der San mar. Die Nntos
qllbe Fiir iunec 92db6en III gon5 bar
altf berehnei, Bic 0or3iige zines bib
lr6en Gjelidt ms bette Gidt 3u leBen.
9Qe6snbei 6dlt Iie bas Soar frei bon
Gtau6 un0 oerbmoert, oob es bonn
QBino ber8oiIt pirb, QllS Dlaterial
bieut IN Bet Ressl farbigs SeiOs. meiit
Meioentdbden, bod miro aud l4par5
bel Qetrdgeu. Die Horm III dbnlid
ser Gtdublappe, ipie bic 6dusfrau iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Sn Dem llblanO'i9en @ebinte 1eibt
es Ser padre S9pabe fOr9tt lib
nit" Do3u bat Der jebise 2rieg Elm
Geitsnitiid gelieFsrt. Gin gBiirttem.
beraer Der in grFurt ais 0erpun0e.
ter lieot, purDe gefrdgt mas fir Der.
lsBungen er babe. n3pei S4iiB i'm
G6erarm, ontporteie er nit 9ering'
ihdbeuoer @eite. lln0 0ann fubr er
nit 8egeiIteruus fort: n0ie per6e
9offentli balb s'6eilt lei 0enn min
nD' NAL 'niiber un6 Oene Tran3oie bic
Anittuna 0afiir ausiIeIIe.N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

@tromer (5u einem Je9tbrubeD:
,SaIt Du eebort2 Der goe lit tot"
- ,S1ooe I'm ibn; er mar ne
5eele BON aerI; bic leBte priie Sns
feitenpulper bat er NIT ieinem 8ollesen
deJeilt.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

lalant in oen 2inien. uno oer 9lbIaB
obsleic6 se6ogen, bat einen 6reiten 30
oen. gB n oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

S1u6monermeiIier (5u ser Nhltier
leines 2ebriuuscD, uSc4 be5dnole oen
Sungen ipie Elm Hino!"
qe6rburlrbe Qeiie dis BEN 0inieg
grunoe): ~SapODl pie II 8is9tin0l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Sic. nDu Gmil, mir bat beuts
ya1t getrdumt, 9t bdtteF mir einer
prdftigen Shmud geI9entt"
@r: .9la pas piir0e mir ni9t I'M
Sraume einfalen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
-Qnfratioes @efdaft.

WmIfont: 8 iino Sic 70 git, mel
ne Serrifaiten, ment id bitten Aarf!
0err. sSa pie oft ge6en Sic ncur
c:nionuneln2 g3ir baben Sbnen bod
ioebcn ehpaS oe9eben
Whiifont: Ius por fir sic Nlliif.
aber id aeb' Md bettcln
globler 0einen Sportsenohen mn.
Iierno); Sinh oas Dsine u,uslien
maDeuV"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

9lein lie6er @irt, uuf Deinen 5ulel
8eiommt man einen feinen Duiel.
ST puBte jeber5eit ben Shein aa
mei0en,
Q[ls piiBte er nic6t Dein uno W2ein gu
i9eioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
tllerQl u sbrnd.

0srr GU einem anOern): oDie it
oeun Oas neueIie Slo Dos Realiiten
S.2"
uNatiirIi@ unuatlirli4 aasilr..
Iia2' " vse rza'lt,M
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-04

George Walker went to Newport
Tues day.
Engineer Casteel, of the C. & E.
was up from Yaquina Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Trapp came
down from Chitwood this noon.
II Miss Edna Waugh returned Mon
day evening from a visit to the
Valley.
! Deputy County Clerk Carl Glider
sleeve had business at Newport
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. H. Gardner returned
Monday evening from a short visit
in Portland.
Mrs. Julia Christensen spent
several days last week visiting with
her son, Dick, and family at New
port.
Miss Grace Davis, of the New
port central uffice. was visiting
among friends in this city Tuesday
forenoon.
Rev. Rhys Gwynn returned Mon
day evening from q trip through
Eastern Oregon, extending over
several weeks.
Victor Brades,n, after a few
days spent here and on the Siletz
river. returned to his home in
Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Juliette Christensen of
Newport visited several days with
her sister, Mrs. Ed Altree, and
family, in this city this week.
Miss Genevieva Tillotson re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Eastern Oregon. and will again at.
tend Toledo schools this Winter.
Dick Christensen. of the va.
quina life saving crew, came ur
from Newport Tuesday morning
for visit amony relatives and
friends.
L. D. Nash. of the Nashville
Creamery. has Eeen in this city
several days this week. Mr.. Mash
reports the creamery at that place
doing nicely.
The Gazelle came in from Salmon
river Sunday, bringing George
Walkers gas engine, which he i:
now installing in his new schooner
just recently built.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE,

FORECLOSURE.
Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue of an execution. decree ard
order of sale issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court
of the STATE of Oregon, for the
County of Lincoln. dated the 18th
day of August. 1914. in favor of
Shute Savings Bank. Corporation,
and against the real property here
matter described, for the sum of
$1181. 40. with interest thereon
from August ], 1914. at the rate
of 8 per cent. per annum, and the
further sum of S20.60 costc and
disbursements, and the further sum
of $582.S0. in favor of the defen-
dant Lowengart & Co., a Corpora
ton, and against the real property
hereinafter described. to me direc-
ted and delivered. commanding me
to make sale of the real property
hereinafter described. pursuant to
said execution, decree and order of
sale, | will on Saturday. the 18th
day of September. 1914, at the
west door of the courthouse in
Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon, at
the hour of ! 10 O'Clock, p. m. of
said day, sell at rublic auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all Of the right. title and interest
the defendants in said suit. o. G..
Wright. l.. L. Mae Wright, Ed C.
Allen. Martha C. Allen. Frank
Rice. Lowengart & Co.. a Corpor-
alton. and Hibernian Savings Bank,
Corporation. had on September 9.
1911, the date of said mortgage.
or have since acquired or now have
of, in and to all of the following
described real property lying. being
and situate in Lincoln county. Ore
gon. and particularly described as
follows, to-wit:
Southwest quarter of the north
west quarter and the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter
of Section Fourteen. and Lots One
and Two Of Section Fifteen, in
Township Eleven south Of Range
Eleven west of Willamette Merid-
ian. in Lincoln county Oregon. to
satisfy the hereinbefore named
sums and for the costs and expen-
ses of sale and of said writ. Said
sale will be made subject to redem-
ption as per statute Of Oregon.
Dated at Toledo. Oregon. on this
18th day of August, 1914.
Bert Geer,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Bagley & Hare,
| Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-04

There Is more Catarrh In this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed TO be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced IL n
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies. and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment. pronounced II incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
1uires. constitutional treatment. Halls
'atarrh Cure, manufactured by +. ].
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Constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
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| llood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
| They offer one hundred dollars for any
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| md testimonials.
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Take Hairs Family Pills for constipati tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-26

The first circus of the season will ap- pear in Birmingham october Is, when Ringing Brothers will give two per formances.
 The show, according to Harry Scott, the advance man for the Ringlings, Is bigger and better than ever before, Tho brilliant spectacle, solomon and the Queen of Sheba." will be the feature of the production. Trainloads of seen cry and properties representing an in- vestment of $1,00O,000 are used in its presentation. A cast of 1900 people. geo dancing girls, 32 camels and 7S5 horses eAs,- necessary to enact 1t.
 -Four trains made up of S9 60-foot cars will haul the tents, horses, ele- phsnts, menagerie. side-show and sun dry raraphernalia of the circus. The menagerie tent will house 1903 wild animals. Forty-one elephants. boxing and wrestling kangaroos, trained seals and hlgh school horses will perform in three rings.
 Of the herd of elephants with the Tsinglings Babylon is the veteran. He is thought to be the oldest of his species in captivity.
 Zoologists who have studied him dis agree Some maintain that he is al : Incst 300 years old while otber think that he was born within the past two centuries These students have exam ined Babylon with x-rays and counted the rings on his trunk after the fash ion of naturalists when determining the age of giant trees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-26
JUDGES COMPLETE DOCKET FOR WEEK Prisoners Convicted in the Criminal Court Will Be
 Sentenced Today

The capital docket set in tho first diyi- sion of the criminal court was concluded yesterday, the records showing that of the IA cases set for trial. Il had been tried and finally disposed of. the other three being continued for cause. The last case disposed of was that of l.. Steele, a negro preacher. who was charged with criminal assault on q negro girl. The jury, after q short deliberation. returned a verdict of not guilty and thc defendant was discharged.
 Other cases disposed of yesterday by Judge Fort were those of Albert Davis. who was convicted of murder in the sec ond degree, and given sentence of 1o years Imprisonment. and that of sam Irwin, who plead guilty to charge of Highway robbery and accepted a sentence of 20 years in the penitentiary.
 Judge $. F.. Greene disposed of Il very heavy docket of misdemeanor cases, TO- sulting in t number of convictions and forfeitures taken. Several were found lot guilty and three or four cases were nolle pressed.
 The prisoners convicted during the week will be sentenced this morning by Judge Fort and Judge Greene. Bonnie Ward and Wash Gray, the two negroes con- victed and given the death penalty for robbery, will be among those sentenced today and 1t is understood that each has prepared statement to be read before Judge Fort denying that they are guilty of the offense charged.