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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
MANY Die FOR LACK OF
DRUG TO FIGHT DISEASE
OBTAINED-STATE DEPART
MENT PLANS ACTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Scores of
Americans are dying, thousands are
suffering untold agony while millions
of others are racked with anxiety
because it is almost impossible t.
obtain a German remedy. salvarsln
to battle virulent blood disease
This became known when it waa
learned the state department had be-
gun negotiations in an effort to oh.
tain the allies permission for Ger.
many to ship some Of the remarkable
discovery Congressman Metz ut
New York. importer of the cure. as
well as an importer of various Ger
man dyestuffs. has been working fer
months to secure a supply, but the
British blockade cut off the remedy
which comes only from Germany
Since January 3, not a single gram
was received excepting a small ship
ment which the British permitted 20
pass six weeks ago. This was quick.
ly used.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
ANNUAL INSTITUTE
Of TEACHERS OPENS
IN CITY TOMORROW
THREE OTHER COUNTIES WILL
BE REPRESENTED AT GATH
ERING HERE.

The annual institute of the teach
ers of Umatilla county win begin to-
morrow morning in this city and, in
addition to the teachers Of this codn.
ty the teachers from Morrow, Wheel
er ana Gillian counties will be in
attendance. The convention viii r,st
until Friday evening.
County superintendent l. r
Young, who has arranged for the la.
stitute. expects more than 400 teach
ers here for the occasion. Sessions
will ne held each morning and after.
noon and there will be departmental
work also each morning.
Many of the teachers are expected
to arrive in tie city this evening and
the balance will reach here on ;he
morning trains. They will be met by
reception committee of local teach
ers consisting of w. X. Livingston,
l.. p. Gambee, Clarence Tubbs and
f. T.. Geiss. The Commercial assoc
citation will be used as headquarteI
tomorrow and those not able to find
accommodation at the hotels will be
taken to rooms at private homes.
This evening arrangements have
been made for the teachers to attend
the Hobson lecture at the high school
and tomorrow evening the ladies'
clubs of Pendleton will hold a re-
ception and dance in their honor AZ
the Eagle-Woodman Han. on Thurs.
day evening they will be invited n
attend the oxford company's enter
tainment at the high school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
A FREE COUNTRY

IA RESIDENT wills ON'S
- breadth Of view is shown
= in his order to reinstate
the assistant postmaster at
Winnetka, ILL.,, after he had
been removed for a number of
causes, one of them being
criticism of the presidents
coming marriage.
As Secretary Tumulty puts
it this is a free country" A
man has a right to his private
opinions. His views may be
wrong but that is his misfor-
tune and furnishes no reason
for abridging the constitution.
al right of free speech.
The presidents action is ii
line with good American ira
ditions. This is a republic, no-
an autocracy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
THE SUBMARINES WORST
ENEMY

NEWS from Europe indi-
III Gates the airship has
proven a deadly foe of
the submarine and the facts
are interesting in connection
with the preparedness plans
in this country:
Interesting information was
received by Mr.. Henry Wood
house, a governor Of the Aero
Club Of America, regarding
the methods adopted by the
English with their aeroplanes
in destroying the German
Underseas boats. The aero
planes go out to sea in pairs,
followed by several 40-knot
destroyers. Like hunting
dogs, they scout far and near
in search of their prey. On
discovering a submarine they
drop a smoke bomb as a signal
for the destroyers to approach
while they circle about keep
ing their quarry in sight. From
the elevated position of the
plane il is possible to see to a
depth Of a hundred feet in the
water so the chances of escape
are small. The destroyers on
coming up either lower steel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

nets to catch the submarine OF
follow it till it rises, when they
blow it to pieces.
e-ee-s-seeeeee
, ANOTHER CARUSO FOUND
no one can tell what the
~ day has in store for him.
The truth of this thread
bare platitude is again reveal
ed when by mere chance a
truck-driver is discovered pos
SeSSed of a great voice.
A poor Rumanian a few days
ago while driving a furniture
van in New York was sudden
ly attracted by a sweet voice
in an upper story, He stopped
and listened. Then grooming
cne of his native songs, he be-
came absorbed in thought
Something whispered to him
tG try his luck again in this
Land of Opportunity. Quickly
jumping from his truck, he
rang the bell, The servant ap-
pearing, he stsmmered out,
me can sing, too. Let me
sing" The maid slammed the
door in his face, but he per-
sisted.
The house happened to be
the home of The Aborn School
for Opera Glasses. One of the
teachers hearing the commo-
ton below, in the spirit of de-
rision, told the maid to let the
man come up, She took him
to her studio, and there the
truck driver, in overalls, sang.
AS the great voice rolled out
the sweet melody of "Donia"
a Rumanian love song, the peo-
pie in the entire house assem-
bled. First they marveled,
then their surprise changed to
ecstacy.
Another Caruso had been
found. He was told to return
to sing to Mr.. Aborn. The re-
suit was five-year contract in
munificence beyond his widest
dreams. He is first to be train
ed, as he lacks technique, but
another year should find him
in grand opera.
That the whole world does
rot consist of Carusos, or peo-
pie of supreme talent, is pat
ent. Still, in the general
scheme of life, it would ap-
pear that everyone should
have something within worth
while, or the plan is imperfect.
Lucky the man who, like
this poor fellow, discovers fo1
what he is fit, before it is toe
late.-St. Louis ost-Dispatch
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
A 81 PER CENT GAIN

m HERE is prosperity news
VI in the report from New
York that bank clear
ances at principal cities last
week aggregated S4,500,000,-
900, or 67Gc more than a year
ago. This is an astonishing
gain. The ratio of increase
was 1887 at New York, 39%
at Boston, 36gc at Philadel-
phia, 25Ge at Chicago, 47T at
st. LOUIS and 57fe at New Or
leans. Of course the Stock
Exchange, which was closed a
year ago, had much to do with
swelling the total in New
York. But outside of New
York, where financial opera
tions were more nearly on a
normal scale, the gains were
also impressively large and
proved conclusively a wide
spread business expansion.
The returns for the month OF
October were equally signifi-
cant; the total being S20,000,-
100000 against $11, 100000
900 year ago. Here was an
increase of over 70% at all
cities; New York showing a
gain of 1879 and all other cit
les a growth of 20ft.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
BAPTISM FOLLOWS SERMON
At THE BAPTIST CHURCH
NIGHT TO HEAR DIR.
CAIRNS PREACH.
lBy Rev. f. r. ClevengerJ

lBN REV r.. X, CleNeHSef.)
The meeting at the Bar tist church
tonight will be at o'clock in order
to allow the congregation to attend
the Hobson meeting at the high
school. A good audience was out last
night to hear DR.. Cairns and witness
the ordinance Of baptism. The time
is rapidly passing and many viii
suddenly realize that they have miss
ed the opportunity to hear this man
Of international reputation speak.
He has been called across the sea to
aid Rev F. p. Nyer of London in
eyangelistic campaigns on different
occasions and has now engagement s
for such work in England as soon rs
the present war is ended and cOndi-
tions rendered favorable for sucn
work He brings sweet gospel
message and all should avail them
selves Of the opportunity to hear this
noted man.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
CURRENT THINKING
HOW TO BUY BOOKS FOR CHILL
DREN.

In the December issue of the Wo-
mans Home Companion Walter
Prichard Eaton writes:
ITO say that boys do not demand
adventure stories, and that they
shouldn't have this demand supplied
would be ridiculous"
ANY good teacher or wise parent
knows of course, that mere prohibl.
tion is an ineffective and silly wea-
pom. Not Don't" but DO" not pro-
hibition but suggestion. is the meth
Cd to apply. Give the young boy
books. give him plenty Of books. le.
him read and browse and have has
fill OF adventure-but, see that those
books are the right sort. Find out
what they are like yourself before
you put them into your sons hands.
They may be dynamite. as Franklin
Matthews says, to blow your boy $
brains out. Don't sacrifice his brains,
his imagination, all his chances oi
future literary taste, sense Of style.
appreciation Of good writing, for tie
sake Of saving fifty cents"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

Bob Folwell, the former Pennsyl-
vania star and now coach of Wash
ing ton and jefferson, showed real
football brains in training his team to
beat Yale this year Folwells team
of last year was shot to pieces by
graduation. He lost Speigel and
Fleming from his back field and his
material this year was not only green
but light. He knew he could not
develop a line smashing game with
the material at hand. SO he trained
his backs in the fine art of forward
passing, but not such passing as has
been seen heretofore on eastern grid
irons, His backs We're taught to
throw the ball low, at no times does
it rise above the head of the throw
er. The passes were not long ones
either, never netting more than ter
or fifteen yards, but they served to
beat Yale, FolwelI also developed q
whale of a run from kick formation
which completely bewildered the
Yale men.
The W. & J. eleven displayed quite
the newest" style Of football that ha;
been seen in the east this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

Company" OF the lyceum course. WilI
appear at the high school Thursday
evening Of this week This is per
haps one Of the best musical conf
panies on the American stage today
and should be well attended BY tho
public,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

Chautauqua. originally applied to
Lake Chautauqua, is a corruption OF
the word Chauddaukwa. meaning
the place where the child was car
ried away" a description Of a trag-
edy among tribe Of Seneca Indi-
ans, when baby was lost during a
storm on that body Of water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

Reports from Is OF the principal
winegrowng centers Of that part Of
the district Of Champagne which is as
yet free from the ravages Of war show
highly favorable prospects for this
years wine yield, The grape harvest
promises to be very rich in quantity
and quality
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

The anableps is a Brazilian fish
that has two sets Of eyes. one for see
ing in water and the other for seeing
in the air as it swims at the surface
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

In Madagascar there has been dis
covered tree producing coffee that
IL said 10 be free from caffein
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

We all admire a man who does
good things. unless We happen 70 be
one Of the good things.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

The Tunkhsnnock yisduct Of the
Lackawanna Railway is said to bel
the largest concrete railroad bridge
in the world. It is between Clark'sI
summit and Hal1tead pa on the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
TIE VOICE


He heard ,he voice in Spring
time.
He heard the voice in Fall,
Mutfled by the shadow
Yet clear-toned over all.
II.
The rustic ut a rose leaf
The star-wraith of a cloud,
The Spirit OF the Silence,
The echo of the crowd
III.
The Voice no storm could Stifle,
Sure-sent to kill or save;
1t led him to Life's gospel,
Ii led him to Lies grave!
Frank L. stanton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16

nets to catch the submarine or
follow it till it rises, when they
blow it to pieces.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29
sInf Iansen arisg bOr6creitet.
0enIg 9iObmaterialiem Oorbnn6en
tim eineu iueitereu @interfelO.
5ag 5m fiibren.

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oufgeiuorfen, ob nds ariegsnntt 8or.
tehrungen betreffs geidoffilna ge-
niigenber HobmoteriaIien uno Fer.
tiIwadren aetroffen babe, iint ioIIte
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auf GILES borbereitet 3n iein. Ter
ben ariegsminiIter iteIIbertretenoe
giegierllngsbeanlte CAB sur gtntuort
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mhroe uns in ieoer Siniitg bereit
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icnit irgcn0 ipelhen lln3uI1nglid.
teiten IN Srage geitellt neroen
fann.4
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Berlin ga nldi. hsr eaHten
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mocm Ct unlere Srlltmatu ant ntm
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mr ihwadle 2lbtbeilunaen Geutldcr
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men 3120 SeinOe gefangen. Ser
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iden Souptqiportier in @oli5ien, 30
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tralgali3ien bauert an; nit llnges
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Mnllrn rrlrihrn
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Nri Vr,tmbsI brrIIrrrH III lufiirrt
5000 Wlaun an (geIangrnrn, on
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Omaja Sdngerfef!
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nm Gnnrtier fir bic ct.
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bat Die Hiifreiie oa5u beniibt, INT
bier fir Die Sanger 8lt iorgen. 8ie
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gltng aus oen StGoten ct. 9oul
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bod Der Gnoba 6eitfono bereits 6eu-
te lit, uno pelde groBe ailnitler
fir ons bieliec Set cngnsirt iino,
ingte er, Dab Oulaba pieoer einen
erobeu Grfolg errineen tpiirOe. Serr
Trettin, Der bon ieinen bieiigen
5renn0en porm besriibt ipuroe, bat
nerIprohen, untio eifriger fir ben
geiud oeS bieitgen 8eites in Den
Shpeiteritaoteu ou mir
fen Gr reiit beiite glbeno nod ct.
gduL 5uriid slui @iaDerieben ouf
Dem @angerielE
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GaslauO iud)t laebr
SunDesgenOiIen!
0as @eltreid) befinOet iid in grpher
geutb. - &erItimmang Der
8epDlferung.

@al6inatOm, 80. @aai. gai6t
balnit 5ufrteoen OaB Stolien Dem
0reiperbano 6eigetreten lit, ieBt
@nglano alle &ebel in gemegung,
oud 9lundniel, pel6es cine Sano-
madt BON 100000 baben ioa, gum
geitritt 5u bepegen. glllgenblidli6
mub Die Gage Der Seiuoe 3eutid.
LAMBS, 9elterrei9-llugarns uno Der
8iirfci iiberous ungiinltig iein, oa
tie immer nod Inn @inoesgenoiien
bubIen. Biirbe 9irmanien in Den
arieg eingreifen, 70 maren DETER
reid.llngarn uno 3eutidlano, nit
glusuobme ser fur5eu @ren5itrede1t
an Der S1mei5 nnD 6oIlono, iiber-
an bon Seinoen llnringt.
9elitlhlano lit aber, ipie ale bte-
fieen militGriihen @eobddter uno
Die Der 8otiaait 5ugetbcilten Diff
5iere sugaben, nolitanoig borberet.
tet, slIlen, mer inuner aid fonl1nen
nlooe, er5bereit entgegen8utreten.
@roB6ritnnniens Sunollngsmetiee
boS iinnter ron yteuem periuht, gln-
oere All 6epegen fir tie Die aoltn-
rtien aus Sem 6euer gu bolen, erregt
rlttcr bieligcn 9[nieritonern, Die nod
al ,iSair BIap" gIauben, biel Stopf'I
ihiitteln.
Seroorraaenoe MGnner in @roB.
brifaunien ipeiien Narduf bin, oaB|
Die oortigen 3uitarloe 9lQes gu tnilil-|
Iden iibrig loiIen, Inter Den grbei.
tern berribt @leidDgiiltigfeit lu10I
Erunfenbeit, mo Die ilinsen 2etite
befiimmern iiA um oas 6ltfiinftige|
@hidial oeS eSnlelreides iebr me-.
ntd fie ipieIcn lieber Eenris uno be-
htd]en @eicGN6oIten, ais iid frei-|
ipldtg gum ariegsoienit su neI0eH.|
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sarfiidlr gcritarfnnasll.

gpnoon, ~. Niai. Tic tirfi.
idlru 3rnppcn, bic bic Nnlbiniel
WallipoIi asgsu bic grIca0rtsn grnp.
pen Der AlliierteH bcrtbeioiaen, DC.
lonien idl nnf $4,000 1laHn. Sm
9anfaiuS berbleiben bic 5hrfen in
Der 3eieniipt nnO bereinigen ale
ihrs Anitrensnngsn aui bic gertbei.
oignns Der 0nrOauellen, wObiH tac
lid Seritarfnnaen ans SBrien ses
geben. Ter &orratb on Nnnition
iOll bel ben 5iirfcn irbr idnea nnO
guar Obue gInsiidlt nf GrfOlg ab.
nebmcn. 8nlsnrien iua Hnr Snnn
in ben ariee einGreiirn uullen,
lpenn 9inmGnien Oies audi tbnt.
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0eHtIdJIanSs glnhuurt 6ente?

2onoon, 80. Wfoi. - Die .goc.
Ming Stems" bat eine Gepeife ans
SoIlono erboIten, in Der es beibt,
oab 9entlhIon0s glntpns. ouf Sic
onIerifoniihc giotc beutc erfo[1en
miro. @abridtinIih ipiro fie 10 aus.
fallen. onf borlGufig cine peitere
glrttport BON ben Ser. Stdoten er.
ipartct mirb, inbem bieic NIT 9e.
Ttintntbeit erfI1ren ioIlen ob Die
u2uiitnnia" fir Die gGlliierten be.
itimntte Wainitipn oelaoen hdtte ino
Oh iie als Siilfsfreli3er lit 9ieuiten
Der enoliiden gtonHralitdt itolto
ooer nid]t.
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Safer beenaOiat geunusn.

Berlin, 29, @9ai, iiber QOuoon. =
Der Staiier bat 5 frnn5Oiiide 9aon.
nen Oes aloItrrs 81 globe bcgnooiat,
ipeldle einen frausoiii9cn Deriuun0e,
ten SoIOdten pcritedt oe9olicn 6at-
ten ilio oesbalb 5u &nitItrofrn Der.
urtbeiIt wcr0eu iparcn,