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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
Die Sabnns Der v@ilbefs
nina"
Mtrb bon ber briiif4eH

@irb BON Der britif6eH
Regieruna augetauft.
2onbon, 13. glpril. = Die bris
Tide Resieruns bat iif bereit ertlirt,
bic 2abunu beg amerituniI6en Dams
pferg v@iIbelmina" su taufen uub Die
gigentbimer fir ettpoige @erluite Su
sntfGdbigen. Cine babinlauteuos @ers
ein6aruna fam am Sisnstag 5rUiifeH
Der %. 6. @resn gOmmihiOn Gom'
PAM BON Ct. 2Ouis. Rp., unb Der
&eeieruna au Stanbe.
Die .DiIbslmina". Elm ameifauis
faer Sampfer. ging am %. sSaHuar
mi. einer 2aoung DON 2ebensmitie.H
nad Sambura d6. Sic fpurbe in S1ls
mouth DON ben britiiasu Murin.b.'
bDrben nit gei6las bslegt unt Ie:tpsm
mar ni6ts in Der 4ugelsgenb:it ees
iGeben. Inter Der beute setroIf6neu
@ersin6aruns perpfii6tet iih bic Rsa
gierung, fir bic 2ebsHsmittsl Den
Breis Su beaablen. ben bic GigenibI'
mer in SamburQ erhalten bateu Uiir'
ben, unb iie aub fir ben @eriuIt 3u
enti9dbigen, ben lie bur6 Die 3ulIts
bdItunq beg G9iffes erIitten. Die See
aierung piro ara bic Gigentbimer
bss GGiffes fir ben bura bic . T.
srgeruna srlitienen gerIuit eutlhatis
gen. Gin S6iebsridter, Der pon o.H
amsritanif9sn 9utidafter Gage uRo
Cir Gbparb Grep Su ernennen tt,
niro Die au beSaAIenoe GntI9~ots
sungsiumme feitfeben.
Die 9abuns piro geI0ift perceH,
iobolo bisier RsTsrent geri4t d6g,itatt
tet bat. Die 2obung ptrb bann Der
Regieruno iibsrseben perbeu uno oie
.,@ilbeIuliud" lam iOfDrt N Sse ssz
ben, bu nihts geasn ben Dampfer oors
ge5rd6t pprbsH 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
gfr Wf9 1T Dir ,tn9aritArn Gbfnen 1T ibnft,
non nrn pfntfhfn nno Otttfrreidfrn
rrfnl9rfidJ rfrlf9t tuor1fn.

iuSOflid Don Rai5ersp, nit grobsn
Sruppsn mafisn an. au4 lie tpurbsn
nit ihpersn gsrluiten fir ben Seinr
ubeei4lussn unb 6asielbe ersisnete iid
BEL angriffsu. bic Bel 5nsssau6ru4
5ipiiten Wui3srsp uub War4eOiIe ses
ma4t puroen.
.Sm Walb BON Sc grstre purbs
tDGareub bss saHssH Cages unn biz in
bic Ra4t binein getdmpft. llniers
9ruppsn ssDiHusH bort Iansiam an
gpben.
Gin 2lHertff, ben bic 5ran5Oisn in
Isstsr Radt auf ben Sartmanne8eis
lertOpf untsrna6msu, 1T obsei9lassH
iporben.
Das bic GruHSoen 5u q :
gen baben
paris, 13. 4pril. - Ter bonn
frau55fi6eH ariessmiHiitsrium srIuis
f.ns Dffisisus gsriht lautst ME fOIgt:
.3piT4su bsm Mssrs uHc Der aisne
babsH mn siHiss artiGsrisg.fs4ts
ftdtigefun6er.
.Seftiia Don 9srrpsdu.Bac hdbeH
mir siusn Gra5sn Der SeutidRH sez
HuMMgn.
.sS1 ben arspnHsn trureU Sinners
Spsrotipusn m GaHgs uHb bic WaHrIs
iadftsn in uufsrsu uHo ben fsiuoIi5en
GrG6en bobsn iid ssgsuisitis nit
BOmben unb Sauograuaisu 5eUorfsn,
.3piIasa Der Wuas uno Der Msoisl
ssIaug ss unisrsn srupp,u. an ms5rs'
rsu guntt.n nit ben Sta4eIorabtpsr'
bau.n our ben istHSiiasn pofitionsr
in gsriiaruus su iommsn. (au4 EN-
SIG! 2lum. b. ReS)
Sos Observation-Disclosures bat oas
Golgsnbs bstanut gsmaGt:
Gin 9au5erihiff bat an ROntas
suiammsu nit fran50fii4en Waiisr'
fluassussH, ein Eager tiiriii6cr SOI'
bai.u in Der Rnaboritaft DON 9d5c
bom6aroirt.
Saga Iisst i'm iiioIi5sr gsdlditiuu
in Der Rdb. Der dspptiidsn Srsnse
,u.i R.il.u Spu Der Rsersstiifts snt'
fsrnt uno 4s Wsilsn iiiopsitlid Dor
Sceruial.m. Das bortiss iiirtiFas aa'
ger 1T pabrfasinIi4 in @sr6inSuu:
mi. Dem gorrddsH tiir,ii4er Srnpper
iib,. si. Sinci.5aIbiHi.I .tabIirt Dor'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
1eutidlanS bat feiite
Sriebensseoanfen.
Der ariss pirb an bsiSer
Gronten hdlo pieeer
nit aIlsr Guerste
aufsenommen
mRrhan
perben.

Rom, 13. glpril. = Die bo6itsu
Osutia,n ausGsu in Rom gebsn bic
gerii6,runs. SaB bic Geriidts. Die Re
gi.rung in Berlin lei Wiusus untsr
uepiT.n 9soinsunssn ita uuf Griss
Ssusuutsrbanblungsn silsuIdiieu. abs
iolut untpabr isien. gs piro srlIdrt.
Rag bisI, 9sriidts uuf llnienutniB Der
pirtliasn 9srbGltuiIf. in 9sutTdIunO
baiirsn. Ses 5srnersu pirb srtldrt.
eaB iouObl 9suti9Iuub uuS Better.
reid, bsIoubers obsr SsutiaIuno iH-
nsrbdlb ieinsr @reu5sn alles babe,
mas .s fir bic GOrtiesung BEG ariessE
auf Ianss 3sit esbrau9e.
Gut pntsrri6tstt 2eutit. tn Rpm
,s.Iassa. sas sst GaiISlu5 SsatI4'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
Cine 9ln3abl B 'ittiber
Cffi5iere
Bet bem 1Intergoug bet
,5aIabd~ ums 2ebeH

HO v - ~ - 49, - -
9efommeu.
RspgOrt, 13. GpriI. = 9riOata
naaridten Sufolge, bic bier aug 2oH'
Don sinsstroffsn iiuO, bsfunSsH iia uu'
ter ben Ill gsriDnsn, bic Bel hem uHa
tsrgans bss britii4sn Sampfsrs rJa'
Iaba" ums asbsu tamen, cine GH5aA
briiiI9er QrmeeeSffi5iere. Gus Osrs
Telben Queue oerlautet, bab @n8Idno
cine GrpebitiOn segen bic bsuti@e SOs
Ionic aamerun in Wsitafrita Oorbe=
reitet.
9ieIe Conformation III in ciuer grs
tlGruns Der GIber Dentpiter Sompa9@
ME pun apnbou, Der bic nJlI1ba' 9e'
b0rte, eHtbaItsu. Su btsier grtIdrur9
5eibt es, bab rsiniss armeesSfft5iere
nit Der 5aIaba untsrgesaN5en ielsH
unb bab iib unter ben gaIagisreH
einige oretbig SffiSiers befanosU, Die
f5 elmer Expedition ssssu SameruH
anIaIi.bsn foItsn, unD iiebsis SOlos
niaI.0Ffisisrs."
pie GtobIirurg sirer srs
bttbant in geIgieH BON
bsm General BON
gIiiiirq auge
Drbnet.
gerIiH, 13. 9tpril. (gtuf sru9ts
loiem 8eee nab Supoile, 9. 81 =
General BON glifIing, Der oeu.i6e gtis
lifdroourcrneur ppn 8elsien, bat bic
gtobliruua elmer 9reSitbant an1eoJos
net, bic @slo duf Requiitttcnsideire
porItreden tpirb, bic fir bic srobe
Mtengs Don Daarsn bic pOn ben reutz
I9en gsb0rben beidIugnahmt puroeH,
ousoeYteIt porben iinO. Die ge'd6s
luna Der Sheire in pou mar fts9er
burh unDorhergeis5ene Grsiguiils 1sr'
binoert porbsn.
Seine itatieniI6eu Sra d t.
paggous 3uradgef4tdt
9enf, S9pei3, 13. 2lpriI. - Die
beutI6en 9eb0rOsn an Der IaDei5eris
i6en 9ren5e balten nod INNER aae
ben itulieniIdsn GiIsububuen sebDriasu
uub auT Der Riidfabrt mad Stalieu bss
/ finolicben 5rn1tpaggous suriid. De-
peI6en aus ben beutidsn uno ;tnlieuis
| iten GrsnoitGoteu bsuten an, oaf, be
Sponuuus suiIasu esn .bsIss1 aaH'
bern TN 3uasbm.u IT,
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lambs unb Seftsrrsids, ben ariee
fort5uTeben unb su sinsm .rfolsrei9en
gnbe su brinsen, SsOermunn fiar fDsrs
ben ipirb, tpenn bic aumpagne an bets
ben 5rontsn, IN llebereinftimmuns nit
ben pdbrenb req Winters bonn Genes
ralitab ausseurbsiteten pldnsn nit uls
Ter gnersi. tpieber in ansriff senom=
nentpirb. 9ieiel6e @utoritdt pers
fifsrt, baB Deuti4tunb nidt nur sss
mug 2ebensmittel fir bic san5s geb0l>
ieruns babe, ionbern aud senug gor>
rdtbe alIsr r(rt fir bic anfsrtigung bon
Duffen unb Wunition, al! bsnen tein
Wunsf berrI1en ptrb, sinsrl.i ME
lanse Der &rieg bauert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-14
Yapft Semebift sibt ben
Ner. gfaaten etnen
QSinf.
Ob .r aber be9er5ist
nerben mirb2

tperoen mIrDS
Berlin, 13. 4pril. (auf brabt'
loiem Weee mad SupDiIs, g., =. =
Sin Don aarl D. Misgdnb DerOffents
Ii6tes Sntsrpi.p NIT benz papit 9sns'
bict bat eiHeu tisfen ginbruf berpcrs
serufen, aber bisber baden bic 8.atter
nod teins &ommeutare bariiber ges
madt. Wan 1T bier seipunut. ME be
@sreinigten Stauten bic pom papits
birett an lie gsri6tste Gufforberung,
iiir ben Hriebsn tbdtis au iein, aufnehs
men ipsrben. Der pdpft iagte:
,Senbcn sic benz omeritauiihen
@plte unb Der ameritaniiaeu prsfis
meins Grabe unb.meinen Ssgen uno
iiber6ringen sic ibnen meme 9ota
IiGaIt, bic fOIsenbsrmabn lau.et:
.2lr6eiten Sic unentpegt unb unei5ens
niibis fir ben 5risben, um bisies ents
| Iesli6s 9ernessI unb ale NIT linn Der;
buHbensu S6rsG:H. iotpie bas eleno
su bssnbsn. 9ur9 sshr 2cnb unb sSsb:e
grsHe perben Sic Gott. Der Welt, Der
Weui&beit sinsn Sieuft eriuei'en, Osia
fen anbentsu in tommeIbeE sSahrsu
md lebsn Dirb.
/. s@suu ssbr aanb aIIes perm:ib:t.
tas biefen aampf ber Iatiuu ge.sn
| Ration perIdngerH t5UTte, IN psItem
Sus glut puu Sunberttdufenoen per-
gpfTeu uuS unassdbIter sunmer oerurs
fa@t pirS, banH taHu ameritG tur1
feline Gr5ss unb ieinsH GiHfluB oisI
-sur rai6en gssnbigurg bisiss fiirh'
terIitrn 3rissss beitroseH. gstsn unS
arbeiten Sic uHsutrpest, unermiibIid
urS unaufh5rIid fir ben f5ri:bsn.
Gi.s 1T msiu Siir'Srus an gmsri'
Ia"
9ie gtmsrtuns.n bss papites fnb
i'm 10 bebsutungapuIsr, dls er iih biss
FER nift iber ben Sriea esGubsrt bot.
| Tcrtfohrsnb ia9te CT Al Dem .&orrsz
iponbenten: Die auu5s 8eIt bIidt auT
@msrita, be SSuitiutiDe fir ben Sr.s'
ben All srarstfen. Wiro amsrita bic
@ini6e unb 5Dffrungeu Der DeIt er'
fiusn9 Sd sete fir fsrisbeu. Retr
tdsIi6ss gebet, al, meine 9eftretun
psn limb fir ben 7sriebsn, fir bic gs'
entiguns bisfss entIesIi9sn Srieses.
Sd isBe meiHs aanse 5offuuua fir
fribsn sFrisosn auf bos ameritoui'4
Doll unS auf ben ginfIub unb b.
Waat, bic ss in Der gon5en Mslt auss
ii6t. @ersht, uHportsiin unb Az allen
Ssiten neutral IN isiner 5aItuug uno
fsinsn g.mubuHsen, ben ariss su fs'
sneissn. mag 9lm.rito. tpsnn Der gins
ftiss Quasnhlid tommt, Der Gubetft:u
llnterftiisunG bes 5eil. StubIes iiasr
isin. 90 6ats id bersits Sbrsn gra'
fSsntsu Surh eineR istnsr iHtimitsn
5rsuubs piifen Iaiisn.4
SffopsB pieosr BON ben
9eutidsR bombur0irt.
ct. pstersburs 13. &priI.-
. Die fOIssuSs balbOffisiels getaHntmns
dung purbs bier am Rontus GbsHn
srlaTsn:
Die Ieituug SiiOUsB purSs an
Sountog, pGbrsno oes9aHssn Cages
nit a9ts6uiseu 9uubiBsH bombarOirt
Die QrtilIsris Der 5sItuHg bedntportett
, bus 5suer unO bsI6dOiste cine bel
feinbIi6en BeIugerungsbatterien. 9i
: OeutI6sn psriuttsn pier breunsrO
: StSbs segsH bic Sorts gu i6idsu, ii
/. purbsn uber perisnst.
J Su Der Gegsro pom SeODabnO fin
ben beftigs aampie itatt, bel peI9en /!
l ben Grdbsn grm5sa2gfss iur Der
; rsaSaHs iaHsa.
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Die Gage im ben aarpa'
then cine siinftige.
Tie Dffsniipe Der Rufteu
GAM 3um Stiufanb
aefpmmeu.

90 ~ ~ We
Wien, 13. 2ipriI. - Cine am
Sisnstag srlaIiens OffiSitne @ssaunts
muduns iasi, bab bic Dffsnips Der
gnifIn in ben aarpatbeu bsfiniiiD inz
sirden ssratbn lei unS baB burt
g.asnansriffe Der beutiden unb Siisr'
rei@iiten sruppen be 2inisn Der
auHen on mtbrtr.u punstn burhs
brc&sn ipOrbsn ieisn. Der Ssri4t lau'
tel ME fOls;:;s
.an sr'sansm fJroni in ben aar'
pollen 6srridt iM ausenbIid uusss
trSbnlihe Giius.
I'm nsfiIihen sbeiI ber 5ront. ipu
bic Ruiien isit BEN 20 Wdrs psrssb'
lIb psrfudt baissa. NH farisu srnp'
psnnaiIen IN Cnbura. unb I'M 2a'
bDrssasxtdl SufMuhsasn tabsu felt
msbrrsn sassn isius admpfe mthr
itatssefunssn.
Die game Eifsnfpe Der RuTsu
felt bsm sau Don prsemnsl IN bahsr
an Der sdnaen 5ront IN ben aorpo.
.tsn gum etinitdnb s,tommen uno
init unisrsn gessnausriffeH iinb be
ainisn Str Raiisn on ginigsn punittH
-but@5rDHsn porben.
menebia 13. slpriI. - 9ere'
itxn aus WRn fasen. bdb srOb.
RaiTsn bsutihsr aruppeu, bic naH
ben aarpaihsn uni,rpess iinb, burH
9ubapeii spmm,n. mas en-. freuSiss
Grr.guna untsr ben llnsurn bsrDors
esrufsu bat. bic bur9 nas Gsipsnii
sinsr rHIfhsD SnDaiion sinissrmaBsH
alnrmiri ipprbsn parsu.
Gs pirb bebauptst, sab bic Wer'
ttsfbisuns Der aarpatfn gang BEN
GsutItsn iibsrlaiisu iuorSen III. Mi''
flsr Seiiunssn iag.n, oab ss ben Ssut'
i+en gruppsr nidt nit ssIunssn H.
fi. auffen suriidsui@lassn. fcnbsrn
DaE r. aud ,riOlarsiae g.senansriffs
semahi unn sabei srObs WuHitioHs'
rorrdtte srb.ut,. babsn.'
DteaonisrptruHgber Sar'
toffeI. @prrdths tn
Dsutf9IaHS.
Berlin, iibsr aOnbon, 13. april.
Der Bunbssratb Bat R.suluiiOnsn fir
bic gsrtbsiIuns Der nod I'M acuce be-
finbIifsn RurtOffsIn i'm Jriihi0hr uHS
CONNER fsiis,fssi. Gs TT Elm uHisr
Der aoHtrOns bss Rsi@strnsIsrs Iiss
isnbs aommitiss srnnnnt lporbsn,
b.lI,n anfsabt ss 1T. burauf su Isfsn,
bag bi. Dorbnnbenen @prrdtbs uidt
psrgsuS,t unb in sIsiamdbissr Dsiis
auf Si. Brrf9isOsusH StsiI, Dss aon'
ntg psribeili ipsrb.n. Ga ss I4psr
bdItsu piirbe, bi. aartOifsln In gssigs
nsien Masasinsn unisr3ubrinssn. psrs
ben fis HiGi btTdIasnabmt Dsrbsn, g
iDsrbsn absr bafiir nit ben gefibern
.pOn aariOffslUOrrdibtn arrangements
sssroffm psrbsn. untsr bsnsn b,s
itimmts luantitaisu fir bsitimmte
Sabrssssiisn suriidssbali,n psrbsn-
aaHDbirthm unS afnSwsn tis nod
srob. g,Orrdtbs an 5anb babsn, Dirb
cine GENTLE gumms aIs anssrssbahr
s0n ssr Rsi4srssisulus a,sasIs Hsr.
ssa
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$4,000 Wsarf
Sinb in ben tatbpltf6en
Rirhtn DsutfhIdnbs
fir biearisgsinpas
Iiben aefdms

NJ XII ~ UIVt III.
Berlin, 13. 9lpriI. (4uf brdbt'
fOi.m Wese nd9 SapOitI. 8. - :
Die Summs. bic in ben iotbOIiiter
airden Gsuti6Iunos fir bi, Inter.
ftiibuna Der ariessinDdIibtu ssiom'
melt pcrben III unb bic SOu benz aar'
binal 6artmann. Grsbii6Of RON a0ln
esm ariI.r @ilbeIm iitsrst5er pcrba
N, bslsuft Go aui $4,000 mlari
ts1As.0ool
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2Ian ermarfet cine 6afoige nene Of
fenfpe Ser 'Qent(&en.
Die SdQe, Die On aQen i6rigen punalm orS jQli
den Irigs(danpla5eS @errltt,
s6eint ,1nr oie Nube por oem stnrm
at ietm.

sDHdn as EDhd baOmmn Aa5 Sic md
yHtgi4lm SafSaHb
III. ra felt u4E
fin 5risns ss aass
sneQ QuElt tttH& fhissu
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00etferberiht.

Sir 8 + 6io unb bas ipsitli1e Y'nns
fnlDanien: S90nss Wstter am Mitt'
mod uno 9onnerstag. SteigeRbe
Scmperntur.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
MILL FOUR

Mrs. c. H. Davis made a bus
mess trip to Salem this week.
Charlie Anderson was a To-
ledo visitor Saturday and Sun
day.
We think the Poole Slough
correspondent WINS slightly mis-
informed regarding the depar-
ture and arrival of the scow load
Iof wood for Mr.. Hall last week.
The scow left Halls landing at
2:15 a. m. and arrived at New
port at four O'Clock a. m.
The S. P. is certainly making
things look business-like out our
way, with an almost continuous
line OF new striDgers the length
of Mil Four trestle and a num-
Der OF new pileing and ties,
With the rustling of the work
train and passenger and freight
trains 1t keeps things lively.
John Sugg had a buyer out
from Newport, for his ranch
Friday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
(nI I|NIV NEWS News OF each Community each
A no Associate Edtnrs.

half block-that he bought 20
years ago. 1t is located on
Coast street north of Nye Creek
on the bluff overlooking the
ocean. It is a beautiful loca-
ton. Mr.. Byrnes thinks New
port as a resort and commercial
city has q bright future. Popu-
lation is moving west and this
country is rapidly iiling up with
an industrious and progressive
class of people.
Bush Davis, with his family,
has moved on his fathers fine
stock and hay ranch back of
Yaquina. Bush will now be-
come a rancher and stockraiser.
1t is one OF the finest dairy
ranches in the county.
Sheriff Geer came up Sunday
with a party from Tidewater.
He was taking them to appear
before the County Judge with a
boy, who it seems. could not be
controlled in the school at Tide
water. A complaint had been
made to the board of trustees
and the matter was taken before
the County Judge. | understand
the boy will be sent to the
school of correction at Salem.
This used to be called a reform
school, but Governor West had
the name changed to a school
Of correction which does not
sound quite so bad. The boys
name is Albert Nyches. His
father and mother live at Tide
water. think parents are
more to blame for bad, disobe-
dient children than the children
are themselves.
M. A. Abbey has just returned
from his mines in idaho.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
ELK ClTY-PROPER

Wednesday tn Wednesday

WCuucoudy w wednesday,
Mrs. M. W. Simpson, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Everett Cook, at Independence,
returned last Wednesday. y =
Nels Hansen met with an ac-
cident last week while at To-
ledo with Mr.. Norton. In jump
ing from the boat to the dock he
slipped and landed on his jaw.
He says that for a few days il
caused him to keep in doors.
Mr.. Scoville was helping Mr..
Hansen butcher a hog Friday.
j. H. Ross, deputy sheriff, was
up from Toledo Friday on a
matter of business.
Gust and Willie Jacobson have
departed for California, where
they expect to remain for a
while visiting relatives and will
take in the fair also.
S. j. Whitford came home
from fishing Friday. Says he
nearly froze during the last few
night. He will return to his
work in a few days.
Some Winter weather we had
the last of the past week. Eh?
]. e. Van ALEU- made busi-
ness trip to Toledo Saturday,
He was accompanied by Henry
Matteson.
A. B. Clark made a Sunday
visit to his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gillispy were
visiting in town Sunday after
noon.
j. h. Van Allen went to Cor
wallis Monday on business trip.
He expects to be absent only a
day or so. Mrs. Van Allen re-
mained behind, staying with Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Abbey.
X. A. Abbey met with the mis-
fortune to lose his horse. The
horse had seemingly gotten bet
ter OF his sickness but Monday
morning on going to the barn
r. A. found him dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Matteson
OF this place have just received
word that their daughter, who
resides at Marcola, Oregon, has
given birth to a baby boy. All
doing well and the baby weighs
nine and one-half pounds.
Herman Schinitt and the
writer were busy dehorning an
animal Tuesday morning.
j. q. Van Allen returned from
Corvallis Tuesday evening.
VIM. Enos was doing some
carpenter work for A. b. Clark
Wednesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19

CHlTWOOD SCHOOL

Roll of Honor for the month
ending November 9Th was as
follows: Zeta Smith, Laura
Smith, Irene Smith, Inys Wea-
yer.
Those neither absent nor ira
dy: Laura Smith, Edith Satter
Ralph Smith, Cecil Smith, Grace
Smith, Elgin Reid, Zula Smith,
Marion Minogue, Levi Smith,
lngrall Martinson, Inys Weaver,
Marjory Cline.
The playshed Is nearly COM
pleted. The work is slow, be-
ing volunteer. When finished
some equipment will be installed.
1t has been decided to buy a
picture with the prize money
captured at the Eddyville fair.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
UPPER BEAVER

We are certainly getting our

We are certainly getting our
share of the rain these days.
G. Il. Lewis, II. G. Rhoades,
T. Huntsucker, p. Vancil and
Pete Peterson were trading in
Newport Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. G. Rhoades and baby
daughter returned home from
Newport Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. f. Smith and
daughter, Tressa, and Miss Iva
Freeman of Newport were visit
ing friends in this vicinity for
several days, returning home
Tuesday.
II. G. Weaver was a Yaquina
visitor Saturday.
Henry Emerson visited at the
Huntsucker hone Wednesday.
A. Peterson and son, Peter,
were trading in Yaquina Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Lewis and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Vancil,
Mrs. A. Peterson and children,
Mrs. III. II. Coovert, Mrs. ]. M.
Bowers and Miss Mae Hunt
sucker called at the Rhoades
home last week to make the ac-
quaintance of Baby Hilda
Lorene.
Misses Holly IIuntsucker and
Mistletoe Peterson have been
suffering with the toothache.
l. N. Huyett HAS just compile
ted building a new separator
house.
Archie Zeeke. e.of Poole slough
was in this vicinity Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an
election of the legal voters of the
City of Toledo, Oregon, will be
held in the said city of Toledo,
Oregon, on Monday, December
9Th, 1915, for the election of the
following City officers:
Three Aldermen, two years
term.
Two Amendments to the City
Charter will also be voted on
at this election.
The polling places will be in
the City Hall of the said City of
Toledo, Oregon. The polls will
open at 8 o'clock in the morning
and will continue open until s
o'clock in the afternoon of said
day. F. N. Hayden,
City Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19
POOLE SLOUGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Barker
and daughters, Hazel and Lola,
and Archie Zeeke visited at the
Brown ranch Friday.
Messrs. Edgar s. Hall and
Archie Zeeke wished at the X. d,
Martin ranch on Upper Beaver
Sunday.
Misses Julia, Ida and Isabel
Brown and brothers, Walter and
Robert, spent Sunday afternoon
visiting Mrs. Edgar S. Hall and
children.
Frank Brown came back
through our vicinity to get the
cattle which he bought Of
Browns and Wrights. 1t is re-
ported that Wrights never sold
theirs after all.
Leland Wright and Jesse
Reeder of Yaquina spent the
week at the Wright ranch.
Charles Brow, took a scow
load of cattle to Toledo We'd
nesday, from the Margson
place. The cattle are for a
buyer from the Valley.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19

Tracy Huntsucker's and Tom
Christensen's float house got
adrift and finally landed at
West Yaquina, where it still re-
mains. tr
Miss Barbara Buckley and
Fransis Ferr called at the King
home Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis called on Mrs.
John Sugg Saturday afternoon.
Miss Cara Boone and brother,
James, spent a few hours visit
ing at Mrs. F. Chamberlain's.
The train war delayed Tues
day morning on account of a
small slide.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. d. Boone
called at the Fern nome Sunday,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-19

Mr.. Fife of the Estabrook
company was in the city last
Friday evening looking after
the company's interests. The
Estabrook company own the
line of steamers of which the
Bandon and Fifield are units.
Toledo's proposed ten mill tax
levy looks big, but. The city of
Hammond proposes to make a
Is mill levy. Marshfield is maxi
ing a 20 mill levy. Ashland con-
templates a 20.3 mill levy. And
to cap the .clamix, down at New
port they propose to pass an oc-
cupation tax to let the wife split
the wood. We simply mention
these items so that you will feel
more thankful that you live in
Toledo when Thanksgiving Day
rolls around next Thursday.
It has been announced by
Floyd E. Smith of Dallas, Oregon
Secretary of the Oregon State
Bee-Keepers Association, that
Thursday, Nov. 25, Thanksgiv-
ing Day, has been set aside by
the National Bee-Keepers Asso-
citation as National Honey Day.
This is the first attempt on the
part of the Bee-Keepers to Gre
ate interest in this manner in
their product, and the idea
comes from the apple Day"
Iand Dollar Day" ideas which
have proven such a success.
THE Bee Keeping and Honey
Producing business Is one of the
Heading small industries of the
state of Oregon. 1t Is expected
that the people of Oregon will
generously help to make Honey
Day a great success, and that
every Thanksgiving dinner table
will present an opportunity of
partaking Of this wholesome and
healthful sweet. Bookkeeping
Journals all over the nation are
making a great campaign in or
der to make the first Honey Day
a success. The Oregon State
Bee-Keepers Association is a
branch Of the National Associa-
ton. Bee-Keepers all over the
State have been notified and re-
quested to help advertise the
day, and notices are being sent
to the press of the state. Get In
and boost for Honey Day."