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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

NEW RAILROAD Is RUSHED

Work is progressing rapidly
on the Yaquina-Waldport gov
ernment railroad. Two piledri-
vers are now working on the
long trestle across Alsea bay.
More than 1000 feet of piling
have been driven and another
piledriver crew is at work on the
Beaver creek trestle. About
1000 soldi rs are now ct work.
Work also has begun on the line
between Yaquina and the Spen-
Ger creek spruce tract. This
road follows the bay shore from
Yaquina to McLean's Point, near
Newport, thence over the hills
h the coast to Otter Rock, where
lit turns eastward to the spruce
tract.
This road when completed,
will be about Is miles long. The
sWaldport branch will extend
from Idaho Point, on Yaquina
bay, to the big spruce tact near
the Yachats river and will be
almost twicy the length Of the
Spencer creek road.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
PEAK ITEMS

A most enjoyable sane 4th of
July was spent by the Rock
Creek Community. Commenc-
ing with a patriotic program by
the school children, directed by
Mrs. McGinnis and Mrs. Jones,
all the children in the community
taking part. G. o. Adams upper
Big Elk was Chairman Of the day
Maj. T. ]. Buford gave one OF
his characteristic patriotic talks.
Mr.. Clark, an 80 year old Civil
War veteran, gave us a lesson
on the flag. Mr.. w. w. January
read the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. Mr.. G. o. Adams deliv-
cred a denunciation Of Prussan-
ism. Mr.. T. w. McGinnis CAV.
a get-to-gether talk. Mrs. c. /.
Jones gave a nice talk as Well as
Miss Bowers, the teacher.
Among those present were: 4:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w McGinnis and
daughter, Vera, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Martin and four children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and eight
children, Mrs. Jones and four
children, Mr.. w. w. January and
two children, Miss Bowers the
teacher, Mr.. Sharp, Maj. Buford,
Mr.. Clark, and Mr.. G. o. Adams
After the exercises they had
a bounteous spread on the lawn
which, although it was short on
sugar and white flour, was sure
some feast.
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ELEVEN YEARS AGO

B. F. Hahn was up from Va
quina yesterday.
Norm Anderson Went to Nash
vile this morning.
Miss Edith Ross came in from
Harrisburg Monday for a two
weeks visit at home.
Mrs. J. A. Hall departed yes
terday morning for her old home
in Nebraska. The best wishes
of many Toledo friends will al
ways be with her.
Miss Mary Hall, who has been
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
A. T. Peterson, is mingling with
the good people at the Resort
City this week.
n. l.. McElwain of Inkster N.
ID. arrived Wednesday evening
for a visit with his daughters.
Mesdames NJ. N. Anderson and
George A. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Wygant and
son Fred, Of Newport, visited
their Mill Creek farm the fore
part of the week.
Sam Owen returned Monday
from Otter Rock, where for three
weeks he assisted in the i'm
provement work now going on
at that popular resort.
Mrs. Effie Rich and son de-
parted Tuesday morning for
their home at Harrison Idaho,
after a visit with her sister Mrs.
George BetherS.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
OBITUARY

Mrs. J. II. Glines died at Wald-
port, Oregon, July Sth. She was
the daughter of David and Or
lena Ruble, born in Polk Coun-
ty Dec. 2nd. 1858. In 1891, on
May 18th, she was united III
marriage to Mr.. j. II. Glines in
Waldport, Oregon. To this
union were born four children,
three of whom are living; lone,
Halle and Halcie. The latter is
serving his country in the mar
inc, and is at present stationed
at SanFrancisco. Mrs. Glines is
the first of nine children to pass
away into a higher life. Those
who know her best, speak of her
as a loving wife and devoted
mother. The funeral services
were held in the Presbyterian
Church of which she was a char
ter member. Mrs. Glines was a
great admirer of the beauties of
nature. She was happy in the
culture Of flowers, and her many
friends, during her illness, re-
memberei her by bringing in
the flowers Of the seasons and
her grave was covered with a
Drofusion Of natures rarest
flowers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

Notice is hereby given to all
registrants that open public
meeting Of instruction will oc
held at the Circuit Court room
in Toledo, Monday July 18th. at
eight p. M. All registrants are
requested, as far as practicable,
to attend. Captain Cullison, U.
S. A. in charge OF the selective
draft; John b. 1ibbard Of Home
Guard Organizations; John X.
Kollock of the State Council of
Defence and a representative Of
the Food Conservation and one
from the Department of Agri-
culture will be present. COME
EVERYBODY.
Bert Geer,
Local Council of Defense.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
5000 SOLDIERS
IN LINCOLN COUNTY

1t Is estimated that there are
approximately 5000 soldiers in
this county at the present time
engaged in railroad building,
logging and sawmilling, but
primarily all are working to in
crease the spruce production.
For the past three weeks
these kahki clad laborers have
been arriving at the rate of 100
per day, and soldiers camps dot
the coast line of Lincoln county
from Otter Rock to its southern
terminus.
When the Hun is licked, the
work that Is being done here
now as a war measure, will aid
In the development and growth
of our county.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

horrors committed in northern
France by the Huns. He had
been there, was wounded, and a
living witness to what he saw.
1t was a great celebration. Lin
coin County certainly showed
her colors. Waldport, Taft and
lOrton all celebrated. ! am told
'Waldports celebration was a
great success. The Indians from
Siletz put on a feather dance
which was greatly appreciated
by the Soldiers. Newport had a
feather dance also, led by the
tMolalla Chief. The Chief made
a very interesting talk to the
people.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowers
and granddaughter, Alma, and
Misses Evalena and Hester Pet
erson attended the celebration
at Newport July 4th.
Miss S Evalena and Hester
Peterson returned home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Rhoades
and family, and Adolph Peter
son Jr., attended the picnic at
the mouth of Beaver Creek the
Fourth Of July.
A number of Oyster City's in
habitants were camping in this
vicinity at the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barker
and daughters, Hazel and Jolo
of Pool Slough, were guests al
the Peterson ranch Sunday.
! Alma Cox visited Aletha and
Alpha Rhoades Tuesday.
| II. G.. Rhoades assisted A
Peterson in cutting his hay
Monday.
Miss Aletha Rhoades Is stop.
ping at the Lane home in Toledo
at this writing.
Fl. G. Rhoades, Mrs. A. Peter
son, G. Il. Lewis, A. II. Phelps
and G. s. Ohmart were trading
in Newport and Yaquina Wed.
nesday.
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A. H. Phelps and c. S. Ohmart
were trading in Newport We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fay Wolfersperger and
Fred Commons attended the 4tn
of July celebration at Newport.
What might have been a very
serious accident occurred last
Tuesday afternoon when Floyd
Parks, with a wagon load Of
grain, attempet to pass the Auto
Stage on a very narrow part Of
the road, over near the Ona
Grange Hall. The wagon turned
completely over, but Mr.. Parks
and little son and the horses es-
capped uninjul ed.
Privates Rsdman and Stone
burg of Camp 5 E, visited at the
Phelps home Sunday.
Clifford Phelps and Delno
Shermer of Toledo, G LIBERATED
the Fourth at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohmart and sons
were guests at the Parks home
Sunday.
A jolly bunch of Onaitss en-
joyei a ry pleasant day at thu
beach the Fourth. The Dime,
which is always the most i'm
portant part was served at noon
After this the Soldiers Camp a
the mouth of Beaver Creek wa
visited.
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EDDYVIllE

Mrs. Eugene Glrdler, or San
Francisco is spending the sum-
mer at the Girdler home.
Eugene Girdler, who is in the
convoy service of the U. S Navy,
recently enjoyed a furlough and
spent a week visiting his family
and friends.
Miss Florence Hunt is the
proud possessor of a brand new
eighth grade diploma. Miss
Florence is the only pupil in the
class of four who received a DE-
ploma, the others failing in one
subject each. This is an excel
lent showing, for except for the
one failure in each case, the
averages were high.
Miss Anna Mauch, who is I'M
ployed in Portland, is visiting
her parents this week.
Mrs. l.. l.. Mcbride made a
brief business and pleasure trip
to Corvallis and vicinity recently.
MIS-. Annette Spaulding, who
spent the spring months at her
former home near Corvallis, has
returned to her home here.
: A disastrous frost left ruined
gard ms in its wake, the night
of July End. The entire Little
Elk valley from r. NJ. Barnes on
was affected.
Thomas Earl Weltin and Miss
Anna Mauch, accompanied by
their fathers, M. d. Weltin and
Edw. Mauch, made a trip to
Toledo in the Weltin car. Ques-
tion: Did the County Officials
get any Ice Cream?
L. B. Beatty and family and
r. E. Spaulding motored out
from Corvallis in the Beatty car
nd spent Sunday at the Mcbride
home.
Frank Swaner had the mis-.
fortune to badly cut his knee
with a newly sharpened hatchet
The knee is badly stiffened and
will keep him quiet for some
time.
Road work has been discon.
tinued for the time so that the
hay or ,ps may be harvested.
l.. l.. Mcbride and family have
departed for the Yachats wher,
they will spend the remand 81
Of the summer getting out chit
ltum bark.
At the annual school meetin!
: Edw. Mauch was elected direct
or for three years, to succeed
Mr.. Hunt, whose term expired
and Mrs. e. A. Mcbride was Il
: ected Clerk.
, A meeting was called for las
Saturday evening to discuss tn
r ladvisability of having a com
:, imunity fair, but since nearl,
everyone either forgot or lacke,
interest in the project, there wa
| no attendance, and the matte
rests exactly where 1t was be
D.. fore.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

Ed Oakland and several sold
iers went up Drift Creek in his
car last Sunday returning home
Sunday evening. Ed is sure
using gass these days.
There were fifty NOR soldiers
came to Bayview last Sunday.
They made short work of j. r..
Walkers new mown hay, as they
filled their straw ticks and beat
1t for camp, but of course John
didn't care.
1t looks like we will soon have
a railroad, as they are working
day and night now, ten honr
shifts. Will be through with
tha big cut next to the bay in a
couple of days.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO

County Judge Stearns came
up from Alsea Tuesday.
= Jos. Adams. a son of John
Adams of Siletz, returned from
the great Indian school at Car
Isle, Penn, last Friday. Mr..
Adams has been studying medi-
cine and graduated in that
branch o. learning, but is still
going to school. He will stay In
this county until about the first
OF September when he will re-
turn to Carlisle.
/ Deputy Sheriff Ross is serving
jury summons over the county
this week.
Miss Elva Akin is taking John
Gathers place at the station
here while Mr.. Gather enjoys
a short period Of camping out
at Otter Rock.
M. l.. Glass came down from
Harlan the first of the week He
expects to go to work upon the
mason work in the new Ofste-
dahl building as soon as the lime
arrives.
Master Fred Vincent arrived
in this place from Pendleton
last Saturday, and will spend the
summer with his grandmother.
Mrs. J. f. Vincent.
| Miss Eva Dick returned last
Sunday from visit to relatives
at Albany. Her cousin, Miss
Phoebe Layton accompanied her
ON her return and will visit her
for time.
Yesterday a warrant was
sworn out on Justice Halls court
by c. Johnson, charging Fred
McMurray with the crime of en-
tering his house and robbiny
him Of the sum Of $40. on July
9th. 1897. The warrant was
placed in Sheriff Landis' hands
and Deputy Sheriff Reeder was
sent ID make the arrest.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
TWENTY-ONE CALLED
FOR JULY 25th

Twenty-one more Lincoln
County boys have been called
to the colors, and will entrain
for Camp Lewis, within the five
day period, following July 25th.
Those called in this new draft
ara.
August Herman Johnson, Elk
City.
Wilmer Kyle, Newport.
August Johnson, Devils Lake.
Perry Battise, Siletz.
Gaius |. Carey, Eddyy.lle.
Fr d Thissel, TiIewater.
George r. Carrou, Eddyville.
Frank Allison, Harlan.
Claude p. Green, Elk City.
Claud c. Cline, Eddyville.
J. b. Briggs, Bayview.
Ralph Salvage, Toledo.
r. r. Harris, Nortons.
John B. Pierce, Otis.
Clarence V. Backus, Yaquina.
Luther Levi Earl Prindel, Den.
Ger.
Albert J. Stocker, Newport.
William Beaudry, Waldport.
Grover Emerson, Winant.
Noah Rigel, Newport.
Willie Bredstead, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
MARRIED

The wedding of Ralph U. Sal
wage and Miss Sylvia l.. Cobb
wwas solemnized at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCaulou in
this city last Saturday afternoon,
the 9th, the Rev. C. n. Ellsworth
officiating.
The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Salvage of
Albany, and has resided here the
past eight or ten years. He en-
joys large acquaintance in the
county and is an industrious and
conscientious young man. For
the past several years he has
driven stage for j. w. Graham
on the Toledo-Siletz run.
The bride is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Cobb, who
live out on the Siletz road, and is
a charming and popular young
lady.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Salvage, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Caulou, departed on a honey
moon trip to the Valley, going
via. auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvage will
make their home at Siletz. The
Leader joins with their many
friends in Wishing them much
joy and happiness during their
matrimonial voyage.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
HARLAN

A Mr.. Roy of Salem has
bought the old Mcclellan place
Of G. F. Gates at $4,000.
The Fourth of July celebra-
ton on Big Elk was a bowling
success. Visitors came from all
points.
Mrs. Chas. Lillard and child
rem spent several days visiting
friends on Big Elk last week.
Mr.. Lillard joined them the day
of the Fourth, and spent the day
with old friends. They report
that their son Harry, who has
been in France some time, is now
at Vichy and is on duty as hospi-
tai guard. Hehas been we'll ever
since being in the service and en-
joys it very much.
Mrs. NJ. ID. BRANDED arry and
children went to Portland Sat
urday She expects to stop at
Albany en- route and have her
daughter Mildred's throat opsr-
.ated on.
At the picnic on the Fourth a
box of cake was prepared to send
to our boys at Camp Lewis.
Messrs Payne. Davis, Hatha-
way, Cater, and Grant have been
selling off cattle recently on ac,
count of the shortness of the
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Martin ant
daughter Lillian, went to Corval
lis last Friday after cherries.
Mr.. VIM. Poland has been suf
ferin2 with a felon on his hand
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis anC
sen Wilbur, and Mr.. Frank Mul
vany and son, Percy, spent Sun
, day with Grandpa and Grandm;
Mulvany, who live in Corvallis
At a recent meeting of thu
Harlan Fair Board it was decided
to hold the fair on the Frida.
and Saturday previous to the
!. State fair which will make it thu
20th and 21st Of September. /
was also discussed giving prizes
, in War Saving Stamps.
The dance given by the Ladies
Work Committee Of the Big Ell
Grange on July 4th at the HON,
, of B. T. Grant, was quite a sue
css. The ladies netted a goot
, sum TO ad to their building fund
Mrs. May Sha and little daugh
> ter have been visiting Mrs. W
w. Grant.
: NJ. Lige Grant was thrown
, from his horse last week an
!, quite badly hurt.
: Mr.. Fred Shaw and famil
|, have moved to Mill City.
? Mr.. Sam Grant and son Fran
- have returned to Eastern Greg
\ on after a visit on Big Elk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
BUILDING SPUR
FOR NEW MILL

Two pile driver crews are
fast getting ready to drive piling
for the spur leading from the
S. P. tracks to the new govern
ment cut up mill. Five or six
cars of piling are now on the
ground ready to be driven, and
bridge caps and stringers are be
ing assembled for this work. 1t
is expected, we understand, to
have the mill completed and in
operation by about the 1st of
October.
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AT THE MOVIES

Saturday night, July 18th.
"A Daughter of the Gods"
with Annette Kellermann.
Actual c1st Of the picture in
excess of 81, 100000.
Total number Of prisons ap-
pearing in the picture, 21,21S..
A wonderful picture.
Adults. 35c. Children 25c.
The Law of the Land" with
Madam Petrova in the lead Sun
day and Monday.
Poor Little Rich Girl played
by Mary Pickford. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
"On the Lavel" played by Fan
ME Ward, Thursday and Friday.
Jack and the Beanstalk"
Saturday Goth. 2Oc and 15c.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12

The Siletz Stage now leaves
Toledo in the evening at Sis, in
stead Of 500 in themorninS as
formerly. Returning II leaves
Siletz at $3.50 In the morning
making connections here with
the morning train.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-12
BAYvlEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kent
left for their home at Moler Ore
gon last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Hendrickson
visited at the X. Hendrickson
home last Saturday night and
Sunday.
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NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS

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Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Die IoS bin I'M her gero6bt III ons
bat es oud 1c0GIn. CUR Nbpcd)s-
lung BEN ib aud Damn IN mann
meiue SduutibndS erum gcbn Ioilc,
fpaiie aud ior { Hiefreidmcut. Die
2e6Oies ben nit Oafor 9efcbrt, aw-
luer Die &iOS ben bran nnibe miiile
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bore ioue. 9ie %l55ie bat es nil &C.
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tc; mie lie geitart ben 81 idluicBe. pa
bat Die Si55ie Alcid) 0%cianmert, DAB
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meilte Snlcit ben idl atiG gang
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nGdlte NAL 10 tcin Subj iein Uollt,
pomit ib pcrbIcilue SbuC &brn licluer
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Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
etimme Scs Simmels.

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leiner Madt ItanO, muBte i'm ieoe
ocutl1e Stoot, our6 oie er auf lei.
men Neilen fam, nit Seifi6mnf,
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beim 9eiu6 Oes &aiiers 0ie Start
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biloen unO 2ebebo6s rufen gu Iois
fen. @ie nun Napoleon nobte, ltan-
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llnge lautlos oa. Gin Sd)atten flog
hter oes &aiiers @eiid)t, Aenn er
oermlltete cine ahlitt III Ner
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bitter itelltc iogleih Den 3ilrger-
n~lciiter our @ere. r@er bat 9egen
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rc9t. Ser liebc 8ott", ~autluortetc
oiciu rubig. ,gs linn Die 30gz
lii;9e Der S~allbitummenIdule."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
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oenIatorcnlo0ulg. Sniofcrn er 5u'
gibt, bob Ser Ideinbnre 500 burd
Gleftri5itdt onr6 beion0ere Mittcl
mie0er bebobcn meroen fallrL Ue.
rii6rt er li6 alio nit ieincm @e9ner.
GinItmeilcn iinO mir freiliG nod
nidt 10 melt, un0 oiih Soruttau
e1pfie6lt als bcites Mittel 9egcn-
m4rtig sic tiinItli6e gtntlng. Man
fam oarin niht lei6t 81 lucit gebcn,
Oenn es Ii1o 61Qc befonnt, in bcllen
nod nod fiinfltiinoiger Gauer ser
@ie6erbelebungsperlu6e 6as 2e6en
mieoerfebrte.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

GcScGliitcn ms Dem @cyi6tsinnI.
Der Gsiebgebs, Bat i'm MunOs
meines @sgners sinen breiten Riidsn.
OieIer &utider 1T Oas pordoe'
pTero oes StoatsonpoIts.
Die tleinsn Slide biIben Die grOs
zen StrOme.
Sn amerito fdlIt es ben g}euge.
borenen nibt elm, fi9 in Die ftonOess
amtli9cn Bitten eintragen 81 laIien.
Mein Silent Fat gon3 plOBli9 ieis
men Oerftorbenen 9errn Batter bur4
BEN Sob perlorsn.
@9ten Sic pobG, meme 9erren,
ouf bic @rtlGrung biefes 3ergen, Der
better plGbiert, aIs i9.
SieIe Runance lit Der gorOii4s
¬en Der Sroge.
@Is bieie Sruu ous benz @efdngs
mis- fam, fonb fie iemanb, Der ii4
BEETLE, iie in feline Urine au f4lieBen:
i'd boffe, bob Der 8eri9tsbOf boss
Iel6e tun pirb.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
Die MadJt Der GewObmbeit.

8urealt.@ oriteber SeoerfieI lit in
@en!ion gegnngen. Ginige Gage BAR
nlf erI6eint 6rau SeOerfiel bel Dem
cbemaIigen Gbef ibres @otten nit
Ser 8itte, er moge ibr bod ben
StltbI berfaufen in Dem ibr Wann
pdbrenO ieiner Iangen 9ienIt5eit
g~eleiIen babe. Sn lie6enswiiroiger
@eiie iiberIdBt ibr Der Gbef ben
Stubl unentgeltli6 gum &noenfen,
fam ober Die bosbafte 6rage ni6t
nnteroriiden: nSbr @emabl leiOet
oo6 ni6t etmo an = S9lafloii9-
feit?"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
@ein 6tom a Ii III.

Sein S~tammbaum III.
rSltnger @Qnn, sic beper6en li@
I'M Die @ano meiuer Sotter =
Eabcn sic einen Stammbaum?"
Stein, mein SER; oagegen babe
i9 bunoerttauicno 9aumitGmme
feinItes S%annenboi5 in 8isconlin.
nGos genii9t. =. MAIDEN Sic ntet-
ne Sodter gliiflid."
Der fIeine 3pnifer.
n@nBt NAL altt, 9tOer", erma6aie
sic 2ebrerin, bier babe id cine
@ltfgobe, oie ibr i'm aopf mtSre&'
men ioat: @ie alt lit cine 8eriom
6ie i'm Sabre 1875 ge6oren puroe?"
Isle enti6ul0igen, Grduleir",
frogtp Ser iGlnle Sommp, rDanoelt
es iid I'M etnen Mann ODER cine
Srou?"