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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-21
SUM M ONS

In the the Circuit Court Of the Stat.
OF Oregon for Lincoln County
John c. Hurley, Plaintiff,
EVELYN Anna Self, as heir at law y,
Johanna c. Molander, Deceased: the
unknown heirs OF Johanna c. Nolan.
aer, deceased; Christina Carlson (also
known as Christena Carlson and
Chrestenia Carlson) and EdLa Carl.
son, as heirs at law Of Charles M.
larson, Deceased, Defendants.
To EVELYN Anna Self, as heir at
law OF Johanna c. Molander, Deceased.
tne unknown heirs of Johanna C.
Moiander, Deceased; Christina Carl.
son (also known as Christina Carlson
and Chrestenia Carlson) and Edna
carlson. as heirs at law OF Charles
M Carlson, Deceased, the above
named defendants:
In The Name Of The State or oreoon.
You and each Of you are hereby re-.
quired to appear and answer the com.
plant OF the plaintiff in the above
entitled suit now on file In the office
OF County Clerk OF Lincoln County.
oregon, (being the County and State
IN which the above entitled suit IA
pending In the above entitled Courtl.
on or before the day last named IN
the order for the publication of this
summons. made by the Honorable n
X. Miller, County Judge Of said lincoln
county, Oregon, which said order and
time Tor answering said summons are
hereinafter referred to, to-wit: On or
pelore six weeks from and after the
date OF the first publication hereof.
and, "'ieoi:
You are hereby notified that II you
lail to appear and answer the com.
pant as herein required. for want
tnereof, the plaintiff will apply TO the
ABOVE entitled Court for the relief de.
manded In plaintiffs complaint, name
~. lot decree OF said Court that
title to the following d..
scrioed real property, to.wit:
me northwest quar'er OF tho north.
west quarter OF section thirty In
toWnsnip ten south OF range ten
west OF the Willamette Merriam.
- good and valid: that YOU. the said
aerendants. and each Of you, uaye
no right, title, lien, Interest ,r nstate
IN or to said premises whatever. nv
any part thereof, and that any and ali
claims you may have aginst said real
property are wrongful and without
right; that you the said defendants'
ana each OF you, be forever barred
ana en1oined from asserting any
claim whatever in or to said lands
or any part thereof adverse 10 plain.
.iI; and for such other and further
reilei as may be equitable and just.
This summons is published in the
Lincoln County Leader once a wnok
Tor six consecutive and successive
weeks, beginning with the ISSUE OF
rebruary II, 1919 and ending with
the issue Of March 2Sth, 1919, under
ana pursuant OF the directions con-
tained In en- order made by the Hon.
9Iaole X; X. Miller, County Judge Of
Lincoln County, /hregon. on the Ilth
day OF February. 1918.
Hawkins a MccIuskey.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Adress To
ledo, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
047l0

U4IlU
Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office at Portland. Oregon,
February 18th. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that CHI
L. Burbank, of Orton. Lincoln County.
Oregon, who on April 1st. 1916, made
Homestead Entry No. 04710, for Lots
4. 6, and 6. Section rs and NEA NEk
Section rs, Township Q South. Range
Q West, willamette Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make final three
year Proof, under Section 2305 r. s..
TO establish claim to the land above
described, before the Clerk OF the
County Court for Lincoln County. Ore
gon, at Toledo. Oregon, on the Sth
'day OF April, 1919
Claimant names as witnesses: Jas
per r. Willet, John Swanson. Edward
NJ. Frazier, Hoxie Simmons, all OF Or.
ton, Lincoln County, Oregon.
N. Campbell,
Register.
Proof made according to law under
which entry was made.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-21
SUM MONS

In The Circuit Court OF Ire State OF
Oregon For Lincoln County
Richard Green. Plaintiff,
vs..
J. II. Bolden. Lottie M. Bolden. Isaac
Stein, William G. ,Keough, Otto e..
Georgi and +, Il. Grigsby, Defendants.
To J. II. Bolden. Lottie NJ. Bolden,
Isaac Stein, William G. Keough. Otto
ID. Georgi and r. 4. Grlgsby, the above
named defendants:
In The Name OF The State OF Oregon:
You and each of you are hereby re-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-21

from Portland.
Born-Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. r..
D. Burgess, a son
Capt. King departed Tuesday for
Washington, D. c.
AL Waugh is repainting the interior
Of his ''Smokehouse."
County Treasurer Ira Wade went
out to Salem Tuesday.
Mrs Ches. Morrison of Elk City was
in the City Saturday.
Andrew Porter came over from AL
bany Sunday evening
Giles Olin of Siletz passed through
to the Valley Wednesday.
Ralph Wilson was down from Chit.
wood the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Goodell of siletz
were in the city this week
w. A. Cooper of Newport was a
Toledo visitor last Saturday.
Col. Hofer of Salem passed through
to Newport Saturday evening.
R. A. Abbey of Elk City was a To.
ledo visitor Saturday morning.
A. c. Crawford of Lower Siletz was
a passenger for Portland today.
Mrs. Backus of Yaqulna was a To.
ledo visitor Tuesday Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs Y. D. Graves were
passengers for the Valley Monday
Little Edgar jacobson cut his knee
quite severely with an axe Wednesday.
Postmaster and Mrs. James ]. Gath.
er were passengers for Portland this
noon.
Mrs. c. e. Hawkins returued last
evening from two weeks trip to Port.
land
Joe Casln Of Siletz returned Tuesday
evening from business trip to Port
land
c. II. Gardner, the Newport garage
man, was in the city Tuesday after.
noon.
R. F. Baker, the Newport real estate
man was in the city on business Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Walt Harding returned Mon
day evening from a weeks visit at
| Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Olmstead and
children went to Corvallis Wednesday
for a visit.
A. T. Peterson and son, John, went
to Portland Tuesday to attend the
Auto show.
Alec Bentilla of Upper Farm return
ed the first Of the week from a visit
at Portland
Mrs. James Hodges and children
. eturned to their home at Elk City
Monday noon.
Ned Clark and E. P. Currey re-
turned Tuesday evening from a trip
to Portland.
Mrs. ]. F. Spooner Of McMinnville
woa whiting friapde e., tht, ,;.,, c..,.
day evening.
]. G. Plank arrived down from Port.
} land Wednesday for visit with old
Toledo friends.
Matt Pompel returned the first of
the week from Portland where he went
to purchase car.
} Vern Jones OF Newport was in the
City Sunday, going on out to the Val
ley on the noon train.
Louie Fuller OF Siletz was in the
city Wednesday. departing for the Val.
ley on the noon train.
Miss Isabel Lug 'Ifelter vert tC
Portland Monday, where she will re.
ripib and study music
Mr.. Tuttle OF Illinois arrived the
first Of the week for visit with his
old friend, A. T. Peterson.
John Bradbury returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to Salem, Port
land and other Valley points.
Misses Annie Hawkins and Corinne
Pennington and Mrs @. B. McCluskey
departed for Portland this noon
Among the bills to passed by the
Legislature Is one raising the salary
OF the County Judge of Lincoln County.
Mrs. p. A. Miller Of Pioneer came
down Saturday evening for a several
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Larsop.
Mrs. Rose Coniber Gwynn arrived
over. from Silverton Saturday even.
ing for visit with friends and
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-21
n. v. bOHOESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Toledo, Oregon
r. D. BURGESS

Once In Andrews Building. ONCE
hours: 10 TO ~ .. m: Q TO 4 and 2 to .
o. m. Emergency calls q. any time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

prawa handlowego, wymagajace-
go ostemplowania wszystkich ma
poj6w alkoholicznych. Jeden wa
gon oznaczony byl karta ,,towar
ME do sprzedazy." Powiadaja a.
genci, IL ola zludzenia wladz fe-
d~eralnych, bylo rozrzuconych W
obu wagonach Pc kilkanaScie pu-
deiek cuherkow, lecz kruczek ten
sic ME udal. Konfiskata dokonana
zostaia przez deputowanego ge-
neralnego kolektora, J. Hennes-
sey'ego i trzech jego asystentow
Franciszka Raznoskiego, NJ. c.
Torpy'ego i w. Hennessey'ego.
Wiascicielem ca}ego zapasu wod
Ii jest niejaki Jakob Hoffman, do
stawca likierow, PREY 40 N. Hal
sted III. Hoffman; zapas ten O.
trzymal z dystylarni Rock
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

policyjnych nalezacych do orga-
nizacyi, braie udziaf W konferen-
cyl, ma ktorej omawiano rowniez
plany wydatniejszej a wspolnej
dziafalnosci pomiedzy policya a
detektywami, K~rytykowano bar
do projekt Rady Miejskiej, ma
lacy ma celu obalenie biura de-
tcktywow oraz zmniejSzenie licz-
by precynktow W mie$cie. Powia-
daja oni, IL ma podstawie nowego
projektu reorganizacyjnego, BY
lobby bardzo trudno policyi pod
czas jakiegos nagfego wypadku
dostat sic wozem patrolowym ma
piejsce, z powodu odleglej pre-
strzeni miedzy jedna a druga
stacya policyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
ZapasnictWo.

Zeszlej soboty odby1y sic Zapasy W
teatrze New Ashland, przy ullcy 49teJ
i. Ashland - ~interesujace bardzo. Bar
do zaciecie mocowa1 sic Peterson, kt0-
ry gfosi} w~szystkim, il Meyersa powall'
Z~apasnikiem jest b~ezsprzecznie chy-
trym' / .wycwiczonym a Zacietym Jak
bulldog. Strapienia mial z MIN Meyers
wiele, po4ozy} go1jednak W kohcu po-
raz pierNSzy W 53ch minutach, poraz
drugi zas W 1Stu. PublicznoSe TAX by1a
zainteresowana tenn spotkaniem, il "a
zada}a, ably para ia p~Owtornie wysta-
pi1a. Za krew panuje miedzy te-
mi dwoma ZapaSnikami; gdy spotkaja
sic znowu, bedZie walka co sic zow1e.
Zwycicstwo odni6sf tez mad Westergar-
TEN polski zapasnik Paw}owski, k1a-
dac go ma }Opatki w 80 minutach. Pa
wlOwski jest obecnie PREY jak najlep-
sze kondycyi i talk wytraWnego ska
CA, jakim jest bez kwestyi Westergart,
dose lekko po1ohyl, co sic ma jego pi-
sze krcdyt. w t~rzecicj pare wystapil
Jordan i Murphy. Jordan zwyciezyl.
Przysziego piqtku, walczyc mial Me-
yers powt6rnie Z PetersOnem, ponie-
waz iednak Peterson W piatkowem spo-
tkaniu zoStai nieco uSzkodzOnym ma Gle
lie, odlozyc musial wake ma p6zniej.
Miejsce jego zajmie Fred Powers, a
pion sredniej wagi, ameryka6skiej ma
rynarki. Wystapi r0wniez Peter Kou-
tesky, kt6ry sic spr0buje z Mike Bra
nan, W t~rzeciej zaS walce wystapi Hen
ryk STRAIN, POlak, znany ma po@udnio-
wei stronie miasta z Gus Kraftem z Ell
gin. So Oni lekkej wagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
KR6TKIE NO1A1KI MIEJSKlE.

- Ma prosbe policyi z Bloom
ington, chicagoscy detektywi po-
szukuja tn niejakiego G.. Conley,
sprzedawacza liczacego lat II,
znanego takze jake ,Dimples', a
takze jake A. T. GRADER, ktory u
ciekl z Bloomington w wigilie Bo
lego Narodzenia i przypuszczal-
ME ma sic znajdowaG' W Chicago.
- .Kraza pogioski, IL South
Chicago stanie sic jednym z glow
nych portow Wielkich Jezior. -
Kompania okretowa The Pitts
burgh Steamship Co.., ktora o.
peruje' stu statkami pc rzece Ca
Iumet, poczeia W zeszlym tygod-
niu przygotowania W celu wzno-
vienna zeglugi ma wielka skale.
z CORA dwieScie robotnikow /
mechanikow zostalo ~swyslanych
ola reperacyi statk6w'
- Ma panne G. O'Fallon z
River Forest przechodzaca wczo-
raj utica Wabash ave. PREY A
dams III. spadla Waikiki Z gor-
nej kolei, ktora niebezpiecznie ia
poranila. Przyjaci6}ki jej zabraly
W automobile nieszczeSliwa do
domu. W}asciciel waikiki dotad
sic po MIA ME zg}osif.
- PAM M. Garrity, liczaca lat
50, zamieszkaia pnr. 2436 Lexins-
ton I'll. zmarla wczoraJ z ran Cd
niesionych podczas ~wyPadku
tramwajowego dnia 26go b. m.
- Jerry Starr, czlonek handy
rabusiow bankowych Garflelda
Sullivana, zostaf wczoraj areszto-
wany przez policye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
kTOnika MiGjSCOWa.

Dokonczenie re stron1cy 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
Spring., z Owensboro, KY.

OpIFnS , Z n.y..
Agenci cIowi zarzadzili row
niez sledztwo ma wieSc, re vodka
ma bye dostarozana do Chicago
z St. Louis wodnym kana}em, /
re wielu, zajetych tam pracowni-
kow, systematycznie sic upija.-
Agenci przeszukali kanal, lecz
mic ME znalezli. Henry Isaak, ge
neralny manazer sklepu Twelfth
Street Store" przy 12tej ul., 20
stall zawezwany onegdaj przez o.
kregowego prokuratora Clyne, ma
podstawie krazacych pogfosek, IL
firma ia sprzedaje ma szeroka ska
le a1kohol i wodke. Isaak zeznal
pred prokuratorem, IL sprzeda-
je alkohol, ale tyTko w celach
,,leczniczych"- SIa on dzisiaj
przed}ozyc wszystkie ksiazki fir
my w budynku federalnym. We
dug raport6w, otrzymanych
przez agentow clowych, wiele kra
dziezy rzekomo uprawianych, w
skladach, So wlaSnie dokonywane
przez samychze w~laSGcieli, a to
W celu wprowadzania wv bad
wiadz federalnych ola ochrony
opodatkowaniem, hub tez konfi-
.skata.
ZEMsTA cZY ,,ROZRYWKA".
Wczoraj wieczorem z pedzqce-
go. pc State ul., szalona szybko-
Scia automobile, jakaS tajemni-
ca osoba dawaia ciche strzaly w
okna wystawowe, ktore pryska}y
w drobne kawafki. Jak sic p6z-
niej okazalo, naboje by1y prepa-
rowane Z drobnych od}amk6w
| marmrlru, oraz drobno cietej ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
Z Wiecu W Settle
mencie.

Wczoraj po ~poiudniu, tax wiclka RE
sza Tudzi zebra1a sic W sail Settlement
tn, ably uslySzeG p. AntOniego CZarne-
ckiego, IL pol godziny pred jego zja-
wieniem sic, ME ~wpuszc2ono juz nikogo
do budynku, poniewaz ME bylo ola
mich miejsca. Gdy wreszcie niecierpli-
vie oczekiwany zjawiI sic p. Antoni
wydrapa4 sic na krzesio, u
stawione W drzwiach, p~rzedstawil sic
sam. i pocza1 zaraz o~powiadac o swych
W Polsce pzygodach / spostrzezeniach.
Ciekawie bardzo m6wi}, przeplatajac
move swa interesujacymi ~epizodzika-
mi z podr6zy; oraz jak to czesto trze-
ba byfo wielkiej strategii uzy-
wac, ably sic 2 jednego kraju do dru-
giego przcmycic. Dose DUO cast po-
swiecil kwestyi zydowskiej, sprawdza-
JAG, il sam by1 swiadkiem we Whine
owych o~krzyczanych przez zyd6w ,,po-
gromow" k~onstatujac prZytem, IL ich
ca}kiem, ami we Whine, ami W zadnej
czeSci PolSki ME bylo. We Whine, mo
viii, gdy wojska polskie miasto to "a
jelly, zydzi strzelali do ao4nierzy z da-
chow dom6w, gdy zas zostali ~prZylapa-
nj z bronia W reku, ~pOstapiono sobie z
mimi talk, jak to wojenne prawo pre-
pisuje. To samo tyczy sic innych miej-
scowosci, gdzie rzekome ,,pogromy" mia
{y' bye rZekomo stosowane. o Slasku
m0wil wiele / radzi1, IL k~onieczna jest
rzecza wysiania TAME ludzi odpowie-
dnich, kt6rzyby przygotowywali lud-
nose do nadchodzacego plebiscytu. Mo-
viii 0 Ozechach, kt6rzy Slask Cieszy6-
ski podstepem chcieli zajac, w~ysylajac
do wiadz polskich depesze, przez mich
zredagowana, kt6ra rzekomo nades}ac
komend1ie polskiej mieli Alianci, n
O ich rozczarowaniu ,gdy Alianci temu
zaprzeczyli. M6wi1 o powsta}ych z tel
~przyczyny walk z Ozechami. M6wiI o
odradzajacej sic Rzeczy Pospoitej, o
wgorowo prowadzonych obradach SCI
mowych, o TEN, il w sk4ad tegoz wcho-
dza! Pc najwiekszej czeSci ludoWcy. Po-
ruszy1 tel kwestye poAyczh polskiej,
jaka Rad polSk uchwalif u siebfe W
kraju ma organizacye rzadu. Rad pol
ski wyda1 asygnaty, czyli bondy, kt6re
bardzo ochoczo Zecz naturalna Zaku-
pywane Sc przez rodak6w naszych W
kratu. Przypomina1, il Polacy miasto
wysylac do kraju pieniadze, "a .kt6re
zakupywane So mark i korony, nawia-
sem m6wiac, ME bardzo pewne, ably "a
kupywali wspomniane wyzej asygnaty
polskie, czem najwiecej sic Polsce przy-
s1uza, poniewaz ~podyczaja Jej pieniQ-
DE, ulatwiajac temSamem sZybsza cd
budowe Ojczyzny. Faktem jest, aSygna-
tow tych W Stanach Zjednoczonych ma
bye ME MONA, poniewaa ich tutaj ME
sprzedaja. Pan Czarneckf przysiuzyf by
sic bardzo sprawie, czem uznanie by
zdoby1 powszechne, gdyby zaintereso-
wal kwestya ia Wydzia4 Narodowy, ma
mawiajac go, ably sprawl to, hby a.
sygnaty W wystawione zosta}y ma
sprzedaz W Ameryce. R6wniez znieSc
sic powinien z prass polska, rzecz pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

nalezacym do linii kolejowej
Chicago and Eastern Illinois"
agenci rzadowi skonfiskowali oil
brzymi zapas wodek, 13O beczek,
wartoSci okoio $4,000. Odor
wodk, jaki unosii sic ponad tam
tejsza osoolica, zwr6cil uwage So
shadow, ktorzy dali znaG o tenn
wiadzom, skutkiem czego nastapi
IA konfiskata. Gale diva ciezaro-
we wagony naladowane Joey
szczona", staIy juz gotowe do
przeslania z jednego magazynu
do drugiego, gdy wtem nastapila
konfiskata, rzekomo na podsta-
vie uchybienie miedzystanowego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29
SPORT.
POLACY ZN6W CORA.

Spartan A. c., nowo zorganizowany
klub Polski pokonaI W sobote klub s1l-
ny Franklin Parks, punktami % do IA.
Najwazniejsze stosunh CRY bylo punk
tualne ~rzucanie pi{ki koszykowej ma
stronie. Spartan A. C. chcialby zmie-
rye sic z klubem Rynga A. c.. DO CT
m6wiH re SPARTAN ME umieja grac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

Reklam Jest podstawa ncznych
przedsiebiOrstw ameryka6shch, wtec
1 przemysbowiec polski dobr7e Hcbt
ieaeli stale reklamowae bedzie sw6j
tnteres W DZINNNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

Prawie kindly potsd Ggent real
nosciowy oghssza sic " DZ1ENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przekual sic, re tu najlepiej mu sic
opfaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

dzi. Wiele okien ~wystawowych.
pomiedzy Harrison a 1Sta utica
zostalo powybijanych. Okno wy
stawowe sklepu ]. H. Holzera
PREY 1906 S. State I'll. bylo pierw
see, ktore uleglo/ zniszczeniu, ma
stepnie wybito okna W restaura-
cyl braci Villas pnr. SIS W gale
ryi strzeluiczej G.. Vosinite'a pnr.
522, oraz W skfadzie jubilerskim
firmy LEVY Bros" PREY 2o1 S.
State III, Olbrzymia p}yta szklana
W oknie wystawowem sklepu fir
my Charles A. Stevens and
Bros, zostala rowniez rozbita,
lecz jak policya twierdzi, ME mia
10 to mic wsp6lnego z owa tajem-
nicza strzelanina. P}yta ska ma
jaca $50 stop kwadratowych spa
dla ma chodnik, o lyle s~zczeSliwie
IL zadnego z przechodniow ME
zranila. Policya poszukuje nieja-
kiego c. Schaeffer'a, liczacego lat
90, kt6ry Z kohcem listopada b. r.
powybijal kilka okien wystawo-
wych. Jake niepoczytalny, Pc "a
placeniu dolara kary i kosztow
sadowych, zosta4 wypuszczony
ma wolnosc. =,
P%oLICYANCI D VIE
Gel STACYI POLICYJNYCH.
Ma wczorajszej konferncyi or
ganizacyi po1icyantow chicago
Police Lieutenants Welfare and
Social Organization, odby:ej W
hotelu dearborn, wystosowano
rezolucye do szefa policyi CARR
ty, zqdajacq powiekszenia liczby
stacyi policyjnych. Okoio czter-
dziestu, z 4Smiu porucznikow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-29

stawtwszy jasno. Pc ukohczeniu swego
przem6wienia, zadawano p. Czarnecke-
mu pytania rome, ma kt6re tenze chet-
ME a wyczerpujaco od~powiada1. VIE
COW podobnych bedzie wiecej W tnnych
.dzielnicach miaSta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

"The joy of Hfe!" "The gaiety Of nationsP
Who adds TO these deserves of our hanksgiring:
And erery family has its relations,
Which help to put some laughter into iring.
Yon kno0 the Kind That joke about your ioife.
Yourself, your first child, your second cousin
Not culled from print but dripping fresh from iife
AHotC me! III present my half dozen.
While in his early primers. n
Jet The Three Kittens who Obliged living
family income being
naturally followed
the direction. story
Let give n show" said me kittens.
~yes," answered another. "Iet us be scrobats."
"Ob no. cried the third. "thst
little poems and reeite them
simple mental Of nd
the authorship
a man.
he said n mig
have done something time Papa did
real work.
And little later. when putting
about. what be up?'
Would Ike be a poet?" a moments
considering then couldn't
anything else
EDMUND VANCE COOKE
Copyright 1910
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Think GERMANS
WILL TRY BLUFF
Believe Eleventh Hour Scare
to Be Attempted
BY FRED s. FERGUSON

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. May 2s-The German
peace delegation will make an elev.
cnth-hour bluff to break Off negotia-
tlons. just to test the allies determi-
nation, according TO belief expressed
in official French circles today.
Once the enemy secs the allies
mean husiness-realizes that the &c.
onomic blockade will be frightened.
and sees the allied armies spring TO
attention. ready TO march into Ger
many-either the present or sub.
stitute delegation will sign "under
protest" is the way the French have
IL figured out.
In some quarters the belief contin-
ued to grow that Foreign Minister
Brockdorff Rantzsu personally will
refuse TO sign the document in its
present form, regardless OF what his
associates may do His expected
withdrawal, II was said. would form
the basis for the Germans bluff.
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ROUGH WEATHER
DELAYS FLIGHT

WASHINGTON, May 22.--R Rough
seas whipped up by a stiff wind
sweeping the ocean about tho
Azores today necessitated further
postponement OF the NC-fs jump
off for Lisbon.
4 dispatch filed by Admiral Jack.
son at Ponta del Gada at 4:10 this
morning Washington timc) re-
ceived at the navy department
at 5:f5, said:
"The Nc-f will not leave Ponta
del Gada today. Sea too rough
for start"
II appears certain that Command
er Read aad his crew will be per.
mitted 10 continue the journey to
England. unchanged In personnel
Commander Towers he's asked to
bc allowed TO so 20 Plymouth by
oat.
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PRESIDENT WILSON
.DISPLEASED WITH
TERMS OF TREATY

but there have been many channao
In the text since ii was printed. CEaSoi
big four" was recently rcpcrtsd -
have aeeed not TO publish tne l71IR
text OF the treaty until it u 40
ceptei}
Some Of these changes are due 10
the fact that as printed IL did not
represent the exact agree~nenta
reached by the peace conferences. An
an example OF this. the night the
treaty was printed President Wilson
was awakened at midnight and in
formed OF two important alterations.
He called one OF the big four" on
the telephone. and the latter ad-
mitted he had made the alterations.
but expected to explain the next day.
Another such alteration was dis
covered later. affecting the Saar val
ley. and resulted in similar admis-
sion by a representative OF GER
tain country. As consequences,
various members OF the American
commission have been going over the
voluminous document with fine
tooth comb ever since.
SO far as calling the treaty 'rsv-
ers and harbors bill''--as was done
by one OF the experts of the Amcrf.
can commission yesterday Wilson's
friends said this was wholly unfair
to him. since IL implied he had sell
fish ends TO serve.
As matter of fact. they said, the
president worked increasingly to
make the settlement of every issue
square with his avowed principles.
or. when this could not be done. at
least TO obtain settlement which
the league OF nations would be en-.
abled TO correct eventually II il
proved unfair or unwise.
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BY LOWELL MEllETT
United Press staff Correspondent
Copyright. 1919. by The United


.sg.i.s ssss..ts Presrl
PARIS. May 27.--That President
Wilson himself Is not satisfied with
the German peace treaty is the
answer his friends made today TO
the accumulated objections of
many OF the American commission,
which came TO a head this week
thru tentative resignation OF nine
OF the members.
The president his friends said. be-
lieves tho treaty is the best II is
possible to obtain. considering all
the conditions and circumstances as
near as he was able to make II to
represent the principles for which he
fought thru six weary months.
Associates OF the president said.
when the whole story OF the peace
stood why the treaty contains Just
what II does and why there were Ger
tain omissions. IL will be a story.
they declared, OF agreements made
one day and fiouted the next: OF un.
derstandings painstakingly arrived at
thru days and nights OF labor lasting
for weeks. only to be overturned
without forewarning. The president.
II was said. accepts the treaty as an
accomplished fact. however, now
that IL is in it's final form.
In Final Form
According to information from au-
thoritative American sources. the
final form of the treaty Is now that
in which II came from the printer
Whether this Is the reason 1t has not
been published can not be stated