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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Cine AsbinIsnaSe i'm Krteee

Sic 8iener .Heifspoit" berid,iet
iiber nnseipobnlite Grlebniiie GINGER
piterrcifiIder Soibafen tpdbreno Der
MuTens 3npaiion in @dli5ieu. Gin
Observation-Disclosures Qanbiturmmdnn.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." am Hettens
BERG, lrano bel einem SeIbfanonensHes
giment alS Sberporfanonier. am 5.
September tprrbe feline aolonne BET
@areid] in 8ali5ieu 5eriprenet. er
fonnte lid, in einen Walo retten. no
ii6 Elm sleihfaIs perIpreneter SirpIer
Sdser Su linn seieute. 8eibe fdmen
in Gin Sort. mo lie lid, in elmer Sheune
inn Seu bier Gage perboresu halten
muBten. neil bic Hufien has SorT inns
Siii9elt batter. Cine Nabruna muBten
lie bort aisbdlten. in Der %fortipobrcns
ben Nngit. entoedt an iperben. oa bic
8uiien tdeIid fir ibre Yferoc Sen bon
ibrem 0eritede - siim Slid bon Der
cnteesenseiesten Seite - ipegnobmen.
@m %fiinficn Gage Sosen bic NrIien ab.
@ritopit tamcn ole Seiben aui eiuen
Wcierhci, mo lie Elm Sdel0bncr bel lid,
auinuhm unb iiiui @ouote (pom 10.
Sepiember bic gum ~. Sebrnnrl bel
iid) bcbielt. Sbre Nabrung beitanb
in Der sanSen Seit uur aus aartofieln
unb @eritenbrot. ia UNI ~. Sebruar
&oIaten in'S Sorf famem, mubten
8cioe ipieber iliihten uno eilten bis
gum ~. 1Gr5 bon einem Sorfe gum
anberen. I'M ben nat5iebenSen 8oiafen
nitt in Die 9dnbe al fallen. gnblih
belhloNen lie. nm lid freier fiiblen 81
fonnen. in ben 8dlbern am oberen
Dug llnterfuuft 5u iu6en. Sic bIies
ben bort aud, 3iemlih unbelditi8t bis
3um %. Suni. gS 9eieIten iih noh
mebrerc pe%ripren9te 0iterreidiihe
Soloaten 81 linen. 10 oab ibre 8abI
auf II Itieg. Gle simwerten iih cine
Siitte unS iineen 8ilb. bauptidhlih
erbcuteicn Tie 8ebe unb Wilhidppeins.
SeS Rad,tS muSteu ie iih bcimlid, in
oen naditcu Soriern Bret peridoiten.
Tier Iiol oranntc ibre 6iiite rieSer
urb cbcuio Dit bdil.cn Tic an auSeren
Sieilcn oeS ousgcSebnten 8alpes cine
nere. euolid, am %. SuHi nnhm
bic 8o6in'prase elm enbe. &c ian,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Dos wiSeripenftiee JrIanS.
(spesial. aprreiysnsen; Der q. q. g.,

Cine itrofic Genjur hattie bis 5itr
StunSe III Gnelanb 5i perbinoern 9es
ypuBt. baB iiber bic 8orgdnsc III Srs
LAMB unb iiber bic ipnbre Stimmnn9
im ensliid1en SoItc nidlt6 in Die
SeifemIidlfetf bratg.1 95 Die engliifen
BlGtter mad)ten Der ReIt elduben. bnb
SrIduo - bns felt Sabrbunberten bot,
England perfol9te rnb ouf'S 9Int 9es
peiniate nneliidlihc Bolt - Seite al,
Seite nit gnelnno ben aumpf scecn
oos 9drbdrenthum unfecnommen babe
mo gnslano feline 9an5en &rdftc sur
9erfieuns itcIc.
Rad uno mad, brin9t nun oud) Die
Ya6rbeit iiber Srldnb ourdl. Scr
,Secolo" mllSte Bic lesten Gage 81
melben. rag mebrere Siibrer Der Sinns
Scius9 elpeauug aus Srlano ausaes
lpieIcn purbcn llno Dag ge9en Die
miner mebr nnS mebr nm lid srcifcn.
zen itaatsseiGbrliden tlmtriebe sebeis
mer 4cieaihaften bic %itrensiten MtaRs
reseln ersriiien merpen. Sieic %crs
cine bdtten ibre ScBe gesen DIE eng
liiGe Reeierung duh ndh Der 8cs
pdbrung pon ~Some 8lile" fprtscs
Icst uuo arbeiteu auf ci,c bolige
Srcnmung bon gn9lanS hin. Ser
,Sccolo" b%ebauptete. oos irldnbiite
Bolt in leirer MehrSabl tuoIe aber bon
oieien llmtricben nihts lpiIen. oas
beipeiie aud, Die sroBe Sobl bon Sreis
ipilli9en aus Srlano.
Die leete nah SeutidIano sefoms
meme Summer Der Sunboner .5imes"
bonn %. SuIi entbGlt Ii einen
ldnaeren Nrtifel iibcr Die gerbdltuiIe
in Srlanb uno iprift cine sanS anbere
Sprahe.
Sic .Simes" ertldreu Die 8ebaups
tune oes iriid]en I%b9eoroneten Hebs
III 0 II 3 Der iih gum ensli'hen Hes
trntentperber eruieorist, Srlano babe
bis sum- 10. Snui rs. Sc. 120,741
Sreiipiuise al gnslano' s~eitellt, q 5
reiiibrene Sic 3obl Der
iriiden aricssfreiipiliseu betraee bis
sur Scit MIR ca. 10000. (aud oiele
Sabl lit mad, Sen SeititelIlinseu bes
iriideu aprreipcneenten Der .Neip
Dort Gun" nm 10000 5u bod ans
9cacbcn.--N. ~ @on bieien 10000
Wuuu Hefrutcu ieien $4,000 proics
itontiider unb $1,000 fatholiidcr
aouieiiiou. Sic prote'tautiidc Yros
bins litter. bic iid betanutlih nit
8aiiengeiua!t gcgcn Die @clpdbrrns
bon .Sonuc HuIe" an Srlanb ltrdlbte
babe allcin 10000 Sreipilise seitellt.
Der Heit itammc ans Den iibri9cn
Yropin5en.
Sat Srlano. 10 irdst Die .Simes".
ansciitts oieier 3ablen feline Iilidt
erfiiut? uub oas Slatt tommt 81 Dem
8eiultat. nak bas nift Der 5aa lei.
Die 8epolteruns Srlanb's babe gnnc
1914 4.3S1.332 aopie betrasen une
bon bieien ieieu 100000 i'm pebr.
fdbisen alter bon 10 bis 40 Sabren
seitauoen. Die 3abl Der Sreipi uiseu
lei alio i'm Versleih al Der 8abI ser
Webrfdbigeu auBerorbentIih
tlein. ans elmer Neibc bon sroBcren
Srtcn lei audi nidt Elm Raun aui ben
2erbcs Bureaus crifieneu unb an
aroercu Srten iei Die Sbatiahc. SaB
iid cir cinSiRer @auu ole
Srciipillieer aemclhct babe. als sroBc1
@rcianis bon Den ridden Sl6ttern be-
ridltet lpurbeu.
Inter oer peritieeeneu i~piiaIeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
ct. 2ouis unineriitdt.

Die ct. 9unis ltniperiitGt bietet
auSscseifnete 8elesenheiten in ihren
Snrieu fir Wenisin, Rehtsitnotum,
3ahnarsneifnnne MIN. Mehr u~nierer
fathuliiheu Siinslinse iolitcn it'd benz
Wclebrtenitann 5nfuennen. Sir Erp=
,peftus irgerS einer Sieier Nbtbeilmn=
gen nun TdbereS weiloe man lid an
,Sbe Hesiitrar", ct. 9uuiS, llniuer=
iiiD. 2S7 y. 0ranb guenne, ct. Suuis,
Mihunri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

in Srlanb lei Elm bellies unc idlpie
RIGGS aapiteI iiir Die eu9liide 8es
gieruug.
@an5 tur6. mas ia lcid,t crtldrlid
iit. fcmmt pic Zines" audi nui Die
llrindcu bieier grIdeimnG III
ipredcn, Sic 6ouptlhuIb tr6at Die
lebbaite Agitation Der Sinnz Sem unp
onherer pclitii6er ,%iiipudre". Stun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Stbar, Der ieine Yflidlt that; III
81 ad'icn, lei cr Sicintlppicr oSrr
Itiniitcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Ser ebemalige Hcihstass Gbses
oronete Yroieiior Or. aarl Srerel. Elm
friitlihs io5ialer 6iibrer in Vorarls
berg. mar i'm lesten Serbit ais 6eIbs
curat in ruiiiihe 8efe> ,enihaft ses
ratben. Sm austauitipe9e ipinfte ibm
poraeitise Seimfebr. Sob per3ihtete
Or. Sregel i'm SntereHe Der in ieiuer
Seelior0c itebenoen aranten aiii bieIe
RtaIihfeit. Su eiuem Sdrcibeu an
Siitoi WaiB IN Selofird tbsiItc or
nit: 8ir BADEN bier tdslid 8otieSz
bienl1. ih babe cine Yiarrsi nit iber
5000 Mdnucru, Gin arobes Spitai.
liebeu %nuilonS. Sd bin Den ganse,l
Saa peid,ditiat, ~beionoers nit ocu
aranteu. Ole mn ib bciuden bari.
Tpr Inem mil Riidiiht ani oisic he
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

trachtc ih es ais mcire Yfliht. freis
fpiIli9 aui bie in I,lsiid,t seitcllte Dor
seitige 5eimfebr onldBlid, Deg Nus
iouihcs 5u ber5idten uub bier aus5uz
balten. &c ipar feiu Ieidter @nte
itluB. aber es mliBte iein. Bie mir
Diterreidilfen gIdttern entuebmen. iii
Yrof. Sreycl in Iusibuna ieines prie@
iterlif,en anutes in Sibirien Elm Spfcr
oes SIeds5 bpbuS geruoreen. Der i'm
IGneere 3eit auf bas aranfenln8er
mari. 9In eebt es linn iuieber better,
70 boB er lid bereitS bonn aranteus
laaer crbebeu lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

0h eiiebeihrcibuugen finben ielten
Ak 9eseiiteruns. llub Tie bers
Nv .aienen es ia au6 picIiah
~ nieht. N9innhsra hntu. nnenn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

SuSniifen iinb !reiterc @oGcu ms
Sano G%egangen. l~lnicrc Sruppeu liIib
biz fnr5 Dor Witali porscrildt. unb
oemndhit miro ipohl bcfamt ipcroen.
spie peit Die HuIIeu lire Srobuns.
oas 2anb Dor Dem porpartS orGns
senben Seinoe an peripiilten, ausaes
fiibrt baben peroen. Naf ruiiiIten
3eituuBen liz @rai Yablens 8ausens
miinoa Aefangen genonmen. neil er
.beutihe Cifi5icre bel iid aufsenoms
n,en bobc". Inb 5pei 8riiber. 9aron
b. b. 6opp, 8iticr9utsbeiiser aus Dem
an Anrlano gren3enbcn @olpcrnes
ment Aolpno. iiten in Witau i'm 8es
fdnsnib. neil ~iic tidy nit unicren
Sruppen pcritGnoiat bdtten". mad,
cinem bisber undl liubeItdtiaten @es
riid,t ioa Der grietiits ortboborc @rui
Yaglcns Gdm 9ebdnsI Dorbeh iein.
"a mnf nan buS Scplimnitc crs
l,,etNt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

miiic cuer8iih ca9eseu eiuseihrittsn
Sic SeiIiteuungcu ser Zines"
!alcn cricbcn. ooB ubaclchen bon pcu
ianutiihcu llliterlcutcu. Bic burh ibre
HcIi9lon mil @na!uur ~ucrbunbeu limb.
eue iriihc %olt Gas aIte Bebiieben lit,
oos olte i'll iciucm SaB acGcu guslano
unb in Der 3offnuna nui Scireiuug
bon icincu Yeinigcru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Die Rahribt. oab Die Sciterrcidsr Die
llmsebune beieBt battcn. i~porauf lid
Die II ioiort melbeten. so fam Der
icit neun Wonuten p%-rIdoleHe uno
bereits tobtaeiaste oSalteusrabens
bauer. Der felt Inian9 september
ben Seinen feine Nahriht bate gus
tommen laiien fonuen. auf tur3en llrs
laub nah Sauie uno er5dblte ieincn
iibergliidlihen Sieben Die abionoers
lid,en g%rlebniiIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Shihtcn bGtten nIr Die @runobeiiser
ihrer Eflitt Segen oaS Saterlano @es
uiisc 9elciitet. Die 9anoarbciter uuS
Die sebilScten Sfidtcu, sic Den grpb
ten SbtiI Der mduulideu Seuoltcruug
Srluno'a bileeu, bdttrn ldmablih pers
iuBt. !aw Der 3pnnG tonue lie pers
nnlnncn ibrt 8eimatberoe 5u uertbcis
hiseu. SaS Refruticruues @rpblem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing
conveying machinery for Garbags
Reduction Plant to be located near
the City OF Detroit. Mich, address
TO the Department OF Public Works
Of the City Of Detroit. will be re-
ceIved at the office OF the Commits
sioner. City Hall. Detroit until 10
O'Clock q m, on the sznd day OF
March. 1915
Proposals shall be submitted In du-
plicate and shall be accompanied by
a certified check In the sum OF not
less than ten per cent f102) Of the
amount Of the BID payable on its face
to the Department OF Public Works
OF the CITY OF Detroit as surety for
the acceptance Of the contract.
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each In a sum equal 90
the full amount Of the contract
Proposals shall be made In accord
ance with the specifications prepared
BY and ON nle In the office OF anIth,
Hinchman q GryIls. consulting ensi-
peers. TO Washington Arcade. De-
troit. Mich. Copies OF these specihca-
lions may be secured upon appiIca-
tion 60 the consulting engineers
The Commissioner reserves the
right 20 reject any or all proposals.
GEORGE H. FENKELL..
A-I2B9 Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17

March the Sth. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. There were present Rich
ard Lindsay. City clerk. and Max Z.
Koch. city Treasurer. CAnvassef
Lindsay appointed William y. Mahi-
or, Canvasssr Koch appointed Charles
pointed Walter n Meorsgor Clerks
Of the Board The board directed the
eier ks TO make q tsbulated statement
Of the votes cast BY the various po-
iitioai parties for the city. ward and
district offices. The tAoal,t:d STATE
board proceeded TO canvass the re-
turns OF the votes cast, The state
ment OF votes cast In the ses election
districts OF the City Of Detroit for the
various offices and BY the aiueren'
political parties, 10 a. foiiews'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17
Proceedings Of the
Board ofCity
Canvassers

Detroit. March 4. isi6
In compliance with the laws OF the
state Of Michigan. the Board Of City
Canvassers met In the city Clerks
Once. In the City Hail. Thursday,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17
FIFTEENTH WARD.

BY Aid EIIls.
Resolved. That the Department OF
PuDliC Works be. and - hereby au-
tlGE!zed ard directed ~ draw a war
rant upon the City Treasurer IN raw
or OF u johnson TOR the sum OF si.ea.
being the amount OF refund To watch
he Is entitled on permit No a9sSs.
49,. h..ar.l1Aar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17

Resolved. That permission 10 and
Is hereby granted 20 William Franz
SCI Antietam street. 70 construct n
temporary walk IN alley IN rear OF
said premises. conditional on same
being built under th., sfUcrvltjon
1 OF the Deparlment 90 Public Works:
and. further. In tho event that said
1 alley should be paved NJ any time
! IN the future. that SAID William,
| Franz shall remove same without
cost TO tho city. on order OF said de-
| pa rtment
Nv Aid. RoIlo.
Resolved. Thst tho Boo-d os water
Commissioners be and are horehy re-
oueSted 10 install a saritnry drink
Ing fountain at the foot of Jos Cam
pau avenue. for tho accommodation
% the thousn nds OF citizens and es-
peciaiiy women and children who
visit Belle Isle BY way % the ferry
steamers.
Adopted
TWELFTH WARD.
Iry Aid Cranshaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17

Yeas---AId. Alan. Barnett Bell. Bur
t0a CrAnshaN. DslL Dingeman. Isis
Field Freiwald Gilman. Guffatd
Eindle. Jaksl keatiEg. koSher. kro3k,
I-eupke Lodge. Move. OWN. Rollo.
Rutter, SeheulE nsky. schultz. Stefanow-
ski. Thompson. Vernon. Narteh Wen
Eel. MIlscn and the President-se-
Nays--Nore.
BY Aid. Dill;
Resolved, That the Department Of
Public Works be. and - hereby au-
thorized to remove election booth In
the nrst district Of the Sixtesnth
ward from present location TO the
west side OF Junction avenue at the
intersection Of Henrietta street
Adopted.
NV Aid Dill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-17

DICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
WHAT CONSTITUTES
CIVILIZATION?

(Col. Hofer in the Pacific Coast
Manufacturer)
Closing stores and places OF
business at night gives a town a
dead, deserted look.
In a chickenyard nothing is
moving after dark, except the
rats-and other vermin.
Closing theaters and other
places on Sunday makes a town
seem like a cemetery.
Empty streets and no one
moving about-all in the coun-
try or at home asleep-kills all
values.
Stopping people spending
money and making fools Of
themselves, is a sure way to put
a community on the bum.
Laws and ordinances to that
effect deprive about half the peo-
pie of the incentive to live-a
strange fact.
1t has not yet been deter
mined whether folly, luxury and
extravaganza produce civiliva-
ton or vice versa.
One thing is certain-if We
only bought necessities of life
to eat and wear about half the
business of the world would
stop.
Millinery stores, tobacco
shops,ice cream parlors, high
heeled shoes, high-priced hotels
parlor cars and X-ray gowns
would go.
The arc-light, fast trains
show windows, movies and liv
ing beauty drygoods display
would go.
Those who preach and writ
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09

is TO be put out WHERE
the teamster can easily get it.
Prof. Pearce was down from
Elk City yesterday.
The Ever-Ready Bible Class
meets with Peter Boyer this
evening.
Chas. Overlapder ,of Harlan
was in this city Monday, return
ing home Tuesday morning.
Paris Parks, ]. c. Dixon and
David and John Ramsdell were
down from Elk City Tuesday
evening attending the meeting
to discuss the fish hatchery.
Mrs. F. l.. Russell returned to
her home in Roseburg this
morning, after spending several
weeks with her son, Fred, in this
city.
c. A. Spohn and family of
Marcola are registered at the
Commercial, having arrived last
evening. They may locate here.
Rev. Henry T. Greene, assis-
tant pastor of the First M. e.
Church of Portland, is In this
city, the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Allen.
Mrs. ]. F. Sapping and daugh-
ter arrived last evening from
Cornelius, to joiu the husband,
who is foreman at the coal
mine.
Tomorrow is cleanup cay,
and people in all parts of the
city are gathering up their rub
bish and getting it ready to be
carried away tomorrow. Have
you got yours ready?
H. M. Bomberg has named
his fishing schooner now being
built at the Walker Shipyards,
the bud Fisher" after Mrs.
Bomberg's sister of that name.
They expect to have the boat
completed by the first of May.
1t cost $4,O54,646 to govern
the City of Portland during 1914.
Based on a population of 275, 200
the above sum represents an
average of STATS ror each indi-
vidual, which is probably more
than some of them are worth.
A bunch of twenty of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Frederick surprised them last
| Monday evening, the occasion
being Mrs. Frederick's birthday
The evening was spent in games
social chat, and an all rount
good time.
Efforts are being made by rail.
road officials to induce farmers
in the Willamette Valley to grow
cauliflower in wholesale quaint
ties. 1t is said there is an un
limited demand for this vege
table in Chicago and otheI
cities of the Middle West ant
, that regular market rates ar,
such as to yield a handsome pro
fit to growers.
Road Supervisor Frank Ian,
has just about completed tn,
/ Dunn road. This is now a fin,
road, with but very little grade
; Mr.. Lane says 1t has taken jus
e $3.50 to build the road so far an,
$25 will complete it. The cheap
r est bid for this work was $500
q so he thinks he has saved tn
people a neat sum Of money
e He began Tuesday morning tn
: blasting and clearing for the ney
u Toledo-Newport road, which Wi
be built this Summer.
2 Within the past few day
I. definite action has been take
= at Salem in regard to startin
the flax industry in this state
y In order to encourage farmer
|, to experiment with the ne'
" crop, it is planned to offer 81
per ton for flax straw, a consid
= cradle advance over prices |
= other sections. Seed will b
furnished at SO per bushel, pay
- ment to be made when the stra'
- is marketed.
Cln~c,;,h I ;,,ar
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
COMMISSIONERS COURT
ADJOURNED SESSION

The following is a synopsis or
the proceedings had at the APP
ril adjourned term of County
Commissioners Court:
All bids of Newport Toledo
road rejected and supervisor in
structed to proceed with work.
The matter Of cruising timber
continued.
r. r. Miller, salary as
County Judge -. 1856
Sara Crahen, segregating
1907 and 1908 taxes. 5000
r. D. Burgess, health
officer :. :. :. :. 1000
A. c. Crawford, ct al, work
in road district Is. -. 1880
Mrs. ]. d. Head, care of
AL Reynolds. -. :. 7.15
2. M. Derrick, salary as
county surveyor. 80. $500
Nj. r. Sturdevant, work on
road survey ). :. :. l4.OO
Chas. Gildersleev, same ;. 14.00
Fay Plank, same. ..... 14.00
B. F. Beezley, same. 80. 47.50
A. j. Mcmillan, work in
surveyors office. -. $500
w. f. Wakefield, per diem
and mileage. 1880
o. V. Hurt, same. ..... 39.40
C. w. Labour, lumber for
road district 1S. :. 1882
c. G. Tweedt, care II Dow 1900
Corvallis Hospital, care c.
Backus and wife. -. 1900
Hall Bros, mdse for Geo.
Sterling :. :. =. :. :. 1000
Ira Wade, exporting
county books. -. .. 1860
Jakoba Leganger, Widows
pension :. :. :. 1880
Hilda Maninen, same. -. $500
Ada Woodford, same. -. 1000
Madge Anderson, same. 1000
Fannie Mckinney, same. $3.50
| M. A. Shelley, same. ... 1000
John Fogarty, work for Co 1000
Peterson & Lutey, work on
county roads :. ;. -. 283.97
Frank Lane, ct al, same. 462.00
l.. c. Mowery, ct al, same 37S10
r. Hamar, ct al, same. 1915
J. N. Taylor, ct al, same. $4,000
A. ]. Stocker, ct al, same $4,000
Joe Parkhurst, ct al, same 23S.50
The Clerk was authorized to
advertise for bids for consturc-
ting 2 bridges, near Agate Beach
2 bridges at Siletz and l bridge
at Salmon river.
The Clerk was authorized to
advertise for bids for grading
Newport-Siletz road.
Petition of c. M. Drake for re-
bate of taxes, dismissed.
The Yaquina Bay News ant
Lincoln County Leader being
the lowest bidders for count!
printing, it was ordered divided
equally between them.
|. May 5th, 1915, was set as thu
1 day for hearing objections to thu
\ Tum Tum and Summit road.
R. n. Howell,
I County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09

against these manifestations of
civilization are barking back to
barbarism.
We could all wear overalls,
eat beans and graham bread,
saw our own wood and drink
rain water but we would kill
arts, industries and civilization.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
CLEANUP DAY is
SATURDAY, APRIL 10

The Civic Improvement Club
has set April 10 for Toledo's
Cleanup Day. All garbage
must be placed in sacks or
strong boxes, so the hauler can
handle easily, or it will be left.
Garbage is to be put out where
the teamster can easily get it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
A Sluggish Liver
Needs Attention

Let your Liver get torpid and
you are in for a spell of misery.
Everybody gets an attack now
and then. Thousands of people
keep their Livers active and
healthy by using DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Fine for the Stom-
'ach, too. Stop the Dizziness,
Indigestion. Clear the blood.
Only 25c. at your Druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09

Call on Agent Toledo for full In.
formation, stop-overs, literature,
etc., or on and C. & E. Agent for
fares from other Stations.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20
a Domestic Disturbance

: The trouble began with tea fight
The milk WAS sour the cake cut uD
and the sugar fell out with the tongs
The spoons clashed. and the table
grOaned The fringes OH the doiieS
snaFled. and the crackers snapped. The
easy chairs were soon up in arms. and
even the clocks did not agree. Things
We're no better in the kitchen. The
pitchers were all set by the ears and
stuck out their lips. while the teapot
and kettle pOked their noses into every
thing. The range was redhOt, which
made the saucepan look black and final
~ boil over. The bells started janging.
all the pickles and preserves in the
cupboard were Jared. and there were
any number of scraps in the refrig-
orator and meat safe. Naturally when
the mistress of the house reached the
scene of disorder the cook was put out
Judge.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20
Washington Can Do No More.

Washington, Feb. 17.-There is
small hope now in official circles that
the United States will be able to avoid
the consequences of the trade war be-
tween Germany and England The
administration feels that it has done
about everything that properly can
be done to meet the situation created
by the unwarranted use of the Ameri-
can flag by English vessels and Ger
many's war zone decree.
Should the decree result in the loss
of an American ship or American lives
this government will act as it deems
best, having already notified Germany
that she will be held accountable.
1t is the deep public resentment that
would be aroused in this country
through any such occurrence that is
most feared by war officials. 1t is
acknowledged on all sides here that
President Wilson and his advisers are
entering on e period likely to present
more delicate and dangerous ques-
dons for the United States than any
that has yet confronted it in the Eu-
ropean struggle.
The German ~7ar zone decree is
scheduled te go into effect tomorrow
and :aefe kas been no indication here
or . tendehcy to stop the operations
OF &1 kaiser's new policy.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20
The SOliIOquy of
an Old Soldier

You need not watch for silver in your
hair,
Or try to smooth the wrinkles from
your eyes,
Or wonder if you're getting quite too
spare,
Or If your mount can bear a man your
size.
You'll never come to shirk the fastest
fight,
To query If she really cares to dance,
To fnd your eye less keen upon the
sight
Or lose your tennis wrist or golfng
stance.
For you the music ceased on highest
note
Your charge had won, you'd scattered
them like sand
And then a little whisper in your throat,
And you asleep, your cheek upon your
hand.
Thrice happy fate, you met It in full cry.
Young, eager, loved, your glittring
world all JOY
You ebbed not out, you died when tide
was high,
An old campaigner envies you, my boyG
%. c. A. Child In New York Times.