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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

StringfieIb, Waii., IA. OF.
tcbcr. lleber 600 9elegaten, tpeIde
t00c graiiereien pcrtreten, Sie iiber
70 &roacnt Der @al3aetrdnfe Ses
Sunoes prooil3ireu, iinb gum %.
,Sobres. aprneiite bes Ser. Stnateu
8raitsrbIInoes Bierber gefoHunen ,ulo
lpobnteu beite Der eriten offentIi6eu
Sieina i'm Sotel airHban bel.
Ger 6iesj1brise aonoeut lit DON
beioubereiH Sritereiie, neil Die Bro5i.
tifion IN bieign 2an6e lulb Die Sal.
tlrng Der eitropdiifen Regieringen
Dc3iigIid Der Ver1pellolng BON 9llfo.
s.ol rudbrenb 6eS arieges 8egeritdnSe
eincrhenoer Grorterilng biIoen.
BraiiSent gSiparo q. SGnliot er.
offnetr Den aprlnelt inib pcrIes feline
S5ubresbotiduit. sul berieIben ertlGr.
te er, bab bic @rauer nit bielen Be.
fiirportern Der SenrpercB barin
ilbereinitimmen. 6ab Die ggirtfid)ai.
teiL ME iie friibcr IN oieiem 9onhe
aefiibrt fplir6en h1rfig Der 8egen.
itaro gerefter aritif iraren ,urb onB
man grihibIife Reformen erparten
Tonne.
Sn bieier 9e5iehlng madte er onf
ecn Viiblir Sarern Sririt, cine Or.
Soniiation berporragenber MGnner
IN gngIunb, airfmerfian, tpeIfe iiber
ereibirnoert rtbi6aften in eneluto
aefa,ift baben unb iie nndJ bem
d3rimeiase tpubrer SeHrpercn5 fiig.
rcn.
Iie gerfoIgiing fonitruftiper $50.
lift, iagte Der 9leoner, mar ieitens
6es BrauerbiInbes linmogli6, Bis
iflieBlih Die eiaenen 2eirte Die Wotb.
De1bigfeit Der Wirtbid,oftsreform
lrno ftrenger gefoIglmg Der @eiese
einiaben.
9elm iinb mir uns 70 5ieulli6 eiiig
gsfporoen mas tpirflid, elm giites
2;5ens.SpItern iei, ,uto babeH gepiiie
gJrlmofdte ius guge gefaBt, fpeldH
! has ogerbnlten BEG &leinhdubels re.
eeln ioIlen.-
sn bieier @e3iebins mofte itb
Sig iaste Der prdiioent, fir oas
gpfffet 6es Gooperatio.a .aonlnlittees
oes Iiseniirten 9sperbes, oas sic
SeritelIiing un6 ben gerfaui aIfoboI.
i,aItiger @etrdnfe betreibt, intereiii-
reH. Dus Aouurrittee III benriibt, ie6es
Whtelie6 beg StIetnhanbels ieiner
SofnI GrganiiatioH sli3ufiiIren i'm
bic ebrenipertbcn 2elite I'M geidnfte
5iiianunen5ilbringert im6 ibren an.
fidb.en Watorid perleiben su f0nneH
betreffs giismer5img Don llngeborig.
feiten.
Die gsotfdnft bes prdiiSenien
iuiirbe nit Iaitem 1eifaa eittsern.
aefiouuneit.
Gefretdr Sugb &. Scr nnterbrci.
ffte ben @eridlt oes 8eripaItungs.
ratbeS. Tieier @eridr entbeIt einen
eruiten imo pieIbegriinoeten proteit
Der @rmier, bic gytra.ariegsiteucr
fernerbin 81 trneer. Gs ipiroe BON
9erpnltimesrntb oarauf hingefpieien,
oaB bic Steiler IN teinem gerb1it.
niiie su ibrer @e5iebune sur SHou.
itrie Itebe. Gie 9rniiiubuIirie ici be.
reits iiberIoitet rmb es ideine bel
oieien barton 8eiten eeredlter. menu
Die Reeienng Die @roierei.striegs.
iteuer nidr mebr erneuere, ionoern|
bon ben snogiItrien be5obIen IaiIe,
Die pom stricac ben srokten sfiIsen
haben. 0ein nnocres 2n1ib erbebe io|
pobs @ebibreu BON oem 0etranfcge'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

!
lper6e aIs bic Ser. gtanen. 81;
e5ooagrlutnet, ipo pielfaf eeiuno
55cityid,16lif)e @etraiife perfaiii
iperoen, ieicn inrbciteilert, obgIeid
fie aIs 2uriisarfifel cine bob,
Steuer ertragen f0nnten.
Die Brauinbuitrie niirbe bic f4ipes
rem 2aiten obne Murren trasen, tpenn
fie ipenigitens bic StabilitGt bes Sc
iGdftes garantiren iuirben optr
ipenn bic Resierung bic aeuie enii9ds
bigen fpiirbe, bic bura 3lrobibition ibr
0ei6dft berlieren. Die @rausr miiiIen
niht nur enorme Steuern be3ablen,
fonbern aud fir bic @ertbeibisung
ibrss @eibdftes bobe Summen ausge.
ben. unb Der aongreb babe ba nod
$50, 900 beipilliet, INN ben internatios
nalen &onoent na6 Waibington gu
brinsen. i'm probi6ition al pr.bigen!
9eri9t bes 8isiIan5s !,
ommittees.
Das 8tgilan5 aommiitee, ipeldes
iid NIT ben 0erbdltnifen unb ben
9eieten in grobibitionss unb 2oiol.
nptiins. .@ebietcn ino Stnaten be,
fabt, beri6tete Dor 2llIem iiber ben
I6!eften, ibsiltpeile 5erziittetenStanb
fer 5inan3en in trodensn 3erritos
rien, berporserrfen blr6 @elbmansel
infolse entsauses Der getrdse aus
Der @strGnteiieuer reip. Der ai5snsges
bii6ren.
Das @igilan3 aommittse i9ils
bert bic oerIhisbenen 3uitdnbe in ben
trodsnen Siadten, ipelde iid nit
Riidgang Der 4rmutb unb Der Der
tre6en briiiten, pGbrenb offi3ielle
3ablen betpsiisn. baB sieie niht abs
asnommen, Ionbsrn augenommen ba'
ben.
SenneHse babe infol1e probibitior
Gin 9cfi5it iu uer3ei6nen. Sn Georgia
feblt ss an @elo, bic 2ebrsr 5u be5Ghs
len, 9absi Isi gu srpGbnen, baB in Der
probititiunsitabt @tlanta Wirtb.
i6aftcn idbrlit $4,000 on @es
trGnfsitsuer unb Q6gahen be3ablenl
sn @eit z9irsinisn. 9irsinien, 4labas
ma, 9ouiiiana, Mi6igan ETC., mo ims
mer Der Stabt gum grpben 5bsils
ober ean3 trodsn, ba bapert es nit
ben Ginan3sn.
geridt bes 4rbeitss
Gom mmitt.es.
Sas q(rbeits &ommittes beridtss
te, baB bas Qrbeiisbursau in ben
letten 12 RpnateN in 26 Stdbten bei
Sontratt 9erbanblunsen une 3ur
8eileaung con 0isputen beaHipru6t
porben fsi. glsiiteus 3sisen. beiBt es
in hem 9eritte, bic obeefhloHsnen
Rontratte cine 3una6ms Der 20fn.
cher Rebusirung ber 4rbsitsstit. Die
Senbeu5 Der fteigeuben 2obne bab:
ippbl ben 65bepunit Dor Der Reattion
erreidt. Der gsrid,t sisbt bann
4ustunft iiber bic pprgetommenen
unb ihipebenben Stritss unb ertldrt,
bab bic grauer ben 4rbeitern sessHs
iiber dubert na6eiebig ieien. Die
in St. 2ouis unb gbicaso etablirtsn
S6lihtungsbeb5rben in Der Snbus
ftrie bnben ii6 10 out bspd6rt. bab
bas Rommiitee tire glahdhmuna
iiberan empfieblt. Der enerati9en
unb opferipilliaen 9lniiprobibitionss
aampaane Der grauarbeiter pirb
bo6fte @nertennung se5pllt. Besiigs
iid Der Saftpfliht Der arbeitseber
f6rsibt has aommiitss, bab bie Gius
fiibrung biesbe,iisIiasr GeieBe ii4
Guberit gut bspibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
G5runs fir Sranf o.. Gns,ueiIer

Cine biibfdx Gbruna ipurbe se'
itsrn 2f6snb 5errn frant R. Gusipei'
fer Der beidnntlih fir bas Rihterami
bss Superiprseri9ts tanbibirt, 5u
1bsil. Der Grani v. @us.
iutil,r G,srman RspubIioan Club. Der
I'D, aus bsutitsn GeiHdfislsutsn uno
Stimmssbsrn Der IA. Warb sufams
msnfebt, CAB gsitern abenb tn isinem
naupt1uartisr an Der GIbsr unb
plsaiant Gtrab, Elm Bantett. beu
stpa 200 psricnsn btipcbnten unb
bsi ipelhem 6srr GuspsiIer Der Gb'
renq1it mar.
Der 9auptrebner bts abenbs mar
Ri1ter s5rrbsrid g. 5offmdn. Der In
turisn 3isen ben msrbssans 9srrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
Jeber Nysanit Ieie
bieteS.


1ou biefr gebanbIuns ipirb aeinsi,
bub ne sinen iuinberpouer Fui olirrt
nen aaif5eH Efserf errifnlen bat iHfoIpe
tbrer befonbereH Giaeni6nft, bic Ner.
peHfroit nfo angeuleine 8sfnnbbeit IN
stnss isheH ncruldIer meufdli6en gDc,
fenB 70 foi6tiaer fonfeaueriier perfbnlt
DER Wlnanetismns al fein. Gs iuiro
ssH tor ssrti5Ht, rim SsasH fir GistsHi.
gen 5u fein ipeIdbe pbbfilc5 1ngearifien.
f6merrrhtbia, ber3uaf. nerbos fin6, unb
an stfferrben Biieoninben, E6ptrbel,
2erpIrpten, fnltrr 6anben uno t5liber.
sdlaficfiqieif grunbIofer sSurtt
Neraitli6felt In liniernebmnraeii unb
an oliaenteiner urfdbigieit, 10 berniirf,
fig AZ bdn6eIu, ipie 2lnbere, Iesbeu.
ebenfo " iIe Elm nnermeBlihtr. @e'
Gffieesarbetfer nnb bic Epfer bon
Inrabnueruben aefeffhdffli6tn tiHters
buiiureen unb tiebsrmdb I'm Geruiie
bon Weiuer. Qtdnoren unb 10 METER
g9srr man bic Eebanblnne in irs
eerbeiner auteu alpotbefe fnuff. 70
trnii6t rterinrfo ftfpGs bterbon AZ err
inhrtH uno m1breub bic Nebnnblund
frfter bih bon aer5fer unb upptteferu
bfrfdritbsr nnb berdbreiht tuiirbe, iirb
Bic gsnin.TabIetfen berdriia nit bon.
hdroiaer urfpeitnna fiir ben seIbftaes
trdnth prdpnrirf, 6nf IS qdrj!th mn
r5ibia IN, eiren Mr5t AZ be3dbIeri, iilr
bteftihen an berfhreiber. fsrdafH Gle
rifr nod bret Grain Gabomere Tptfei,
ten. beatnnen gle NIT benz Gsbrdnh
bertsIben uro baIo iuereeu Gle BE
perben Hnb Arait ifitIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

tubls 10 Diei bener,
ais pcnn Der 9pftsr
mid bsbanoelte. Sytb
leibe jeBt ntht an ir.
9enbDelhe nieoer'
briidenoen Sdmer3eH
uuO id, idlofe gut.
Sd fam nidf genus
fir Spbia 6. 9iut
bum's B,getabIeG
pouno uuo Giper 9ias
iu9en. bn tie 70 piel
fir mid 9etbou ia.
ben. Sd erfreue mid
,sttt ntitlr lUsiiIuhhrit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
eSarrar' pn5ert.
!Otit ocinielben ipirb bente bic SaiiOn
er0ffnet

g1ad Gem 8oroerfauf Ger Gin.
tritt5sorten Bel Der @llrliBcr go. 6u
urtheilen miro Beralbine Sarrnr.
RTE beriibnlte Gperridngeriit, belttc
2lben6 in Der Wllritfballe Dor giant
5eno beiufJten Sauie iingen.
Gic GiinitIcrin bat betanntlid,
Iingere Sabre an Der a6nigIifen
Spcr in Berlin qelpirft uno iia in
bieiem 2anoe, ibrer 6eiInat6. b1S
NfiBiaQen geluiiier areiie oaourf
5ugc5oaen ooB iie ats tfrer 5relmo-
id}ait un6 9erpunoerlmq fiir 0eutib-
LAMB ME Elm Sebl penad)t bat.
Sir ihr &onsert mn belitigel,
glben> bat iidb Die 9iiuIuerin 0aS
Tolqenoe lrogramm 3liammenge'
ilel,t:
gria--. giiion Sugitioe",
o1IS Sprn6inte" Dfnfienet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

Gage befreitcn. Die 8eruneliidts
Dutbe nafJ oem itabttffen Sofpitol
gebrnft, mo Die gler5te cine Ber'
itoud,ung 6cs red,ten iSubfno6els
lno cine 8erleslutg OIL Hiiden fon'
itatirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
Observation-Disclosures.

6enrp Bergman, 53, Gpngpiefo,
9ebirnsrlpetduno.
Senrb Sur9orb, 55, 19 CALHOUN
Str, 2eberperbGrtllus.
Spbn 8ertamp, II, e23 Srenton
glpe., Snqueit in S6pe6e
@eurqe gopt, 76, 72S Belts Str,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

Selbft i'm Rutbbuus trefben be
Tiebe ibr llnipeien. Die qeItern ernstts
cit purbe, bat ii1 Elm @auner 3utrtt
su einem aagerruum bes WaHerptrif
requirements i'm &sller oes Ratbpan'
fes oerI9afft unb cine @nSabI Wtsi'
finatheiIe qeftoblen. 2
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Ias $40 fit
oie(e Srau t6afen
Der Treis, bea lie fir SDbin 6. Rink
bam's @egetuble COMPOUND
be5a9lte. iueldes ibr quito
@eiun6beit brahte.

9saoilsy Sa.-rSd babe MIR sesn Gel.
lars tlr Sbrs NrbBtn auSgtaeben uno i'd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-22
Jury Sustains Bentz Will.

After being out about an hour last
night a jury in the circuit court re-
turned verdict sustaining the will
of Catherine E. Bentz. The case went
to the jury about 10 o'clock.
The attorneys in the case were Mil
ton G. Urner, Jr., Reno S. Harp, and
Michael Kehoe, of Baltimore, for the
caveators. Leo Weinberg represent
ed F. l.. Stoner, executor of the es-
tate.
The case was opened on Monday
morning. Hundreds of people flock
ed to the court room. The crowds
increased yesterday morning and con-
tinued throughout the day. Yesterday
afternoon the audience was made up
by a large number of women. Last
night the seating capacity of the room
was taxed, and spectators stood in the
aisles. Although the hour was late
there was comparatively large
crowd in the court room when the
jury returned with the verdict.
During the two days more than 40
witnesses were examined.
The entire case hinged on the coz
LSlLlOu, uHQuS luuucuCt. null o
E. Fauble, chief beneficiary of the
estate, was on the witness stand for
an hour yesterday afternoon. He made
a point-blank denial to all charges.
The estate is valued at about $685.
900, disposed of as follows:
A monument, $4,000
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
left in trust for the up-keep of lot of
testatrix in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The house and lot. on south side of
West Patrick street, home of the de-
ceased, was bequeathed to Rufus e.
Fauble.
Mrs. Clara V. Nation was given a
Singer sewing machine.
The residue of the estate was left
to Frank l.. Stoner, in trust, to pay
the income threfrom to Rufus e. Eau
BILE during his life, and at his death
the estate is to be converted into cash
and disposed of as follows: Catherine
B. Trimmer, $500; Margaret H.
Young, $500; John D. Bentz, $500; in
FAINT children of Daniel Bentz, New
Midway, $500; $4,000 in trust for Mar
garet Fauble, and at her death to the
children of John D. and Margaret
Fauble.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-22
MIR. HARGETT HOST.
Entertains Friends At Dinner-HOuse
Beautifully Decorated With
Flowers.

Mr.. Frank c. Hargett was, host at
a splendidly appointed dinner party
Saturday night, at his home, 121 West
Second street. He was assisted in
receiving the guests by his mother,
Mrs. Curtis Hargett.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with red and white carnations,
garlands, palms and other potted
plants. A string orchestra furnished
music during the evening.
Covers were laid for twelve at the
perfectly appointed table, which had
as its central decoration a large
basket of red carnations. The place
cards were hand-painted, done in gold.
A course dinner was served.
Those present were: Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Ulysses s. G. Rupp, DIR. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Apple, Professor and Mrs.
T G. Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah e.
Craner, Mr.. o. G. Warehime and Mr..
Leonard e. Kolmer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-22
Advertised Letter List.

Uncalled for letters at the postofici
in this city are:
Gentlemans List-Wm. Davidsol,
Calvin Fogle, Elmer Heckard, S. M.
Johnson, Charles Knill VIM. Fl. Nc
Gruder, M. r. Moore, Mr.. Ramsburg,
Samuel Thomas. Henry Turner.
Ladies' List.-Mrs. Leila Burck. Mrs.
w. w. Kopp, Miss Dorothy King, Mrs.
Mantle Linsey, Miss Mary Morrison,
Miss Lillian Masbey, Miss Georgia
Smith.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-22
THE MODEL
TELEPHONE No. 272.
MIN-WINTER HOUSE CLEANING OF sEAsONABLE
GOODS

MIN-WINTER HOUSE CLEANING OF SEASONABLE
GOODS.
From end the other of our will be found
special oerings-"cost the word express the
of reduced prices-for everything far below
cost Its a of "Scrubbng' every winter cloth
dress goods and garment prices unknown heretofore
FOR INSTANCE, we have separated from cloak de-
partment 40 suits and put each of them ridiculous
prices-no other prices will make the 'quick selling
want.
JUST LISTEN TO THE FIGURES,
Misses Suits 10 16 years. $780, 1915 $3.50 formerly
$12.5 to $4,000 Some Serge other good mixtures The
work these garments alone far than the prices
that asked
On the same rack you will see Ladies Suits in Black,
Brown, Tan Navy and Mixed Mannsh Cloths priced
1885, $3.50, ST. 25 and $3.50 that sold $500 $500
If low prices anything and you wish suit coat
separate skirt get together in minutes When
you buy ready made garments this shop you know the
class of merchandise you get-it is the best.
FUR SCARFS, MUFFS AND FUR COATS
at half price White Marabou Mufs and Scars So 10
Worth $40.
You big money most every turn in store
JOHN .. NDRICKSOM.
tf19O2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-22

THE FREDERICK TRUST CO.
Third and Market SITS.
Frederick, Md.
CAPITAL. 100000
SURPLUS 100000
RESOURCES OVER. 25o;ooo.oo
Depositors in our Savings Club
will please call at the Bank on and
after December 18th, and receive
their check. Checks will be mailed
those requesting same.
Our Savings Club for the year
1915 will start December 10Th,
1914. You can JOIN at any time,
and your money is subject to with
drawal after thirty days notice,
and we pay you interest at the rate
Of 4 per cent.
Come in and let us explain how
easy it is to save money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
Hot Weather Bad
for Women'S Nerves
SEASON WHEN THEY MOST NEED
THEIR STRENGTH TO WITH
STAND THE HEAT.

Hot weather has a decidedly weak
ening effect on most women, They
become too languid to exercise, and
as a result have appetite only for
light, tasty foods, like salads and 9TH
er cold concoctions, which do not dl-
gest readily and increase the natur-
al tendency to constipation.
At this season women should main
tain the highest possible standard OF
health, to countsract the enervat ng
effect OF the weather Good diges-
ticn and regularity of the bowels are
essential. The combination of sim
pie laxative herbs and pepsin, sold in
drug stores under the name Of DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is highly
recommended as q laxative and d.
gestant by manv gnysi"ians. as Well
as by thousands of women who de-
pend upon it as a remedy for many
of thuse ills to which women seem
more susceptible.
Get a fifty cent bottle of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin from your drlg-
gist and have it in the house Take
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
Will Destroy Town
to Save the Cities
VILLAGE OF 1000 MUST GO IN
PLAN TO CURB FLOODS
IN OHIO.

OSBORNE Ohio, Aug. 27-Thls
thriving village of 1000 population
will be only memory soon. The
Miami valley conservancy board. in
carrying out its flood prevention plans
will buy the entire town. The cost
will be 100000, and residents of OS-
born are satisfied with the bargain
each property owner getting full val
ue.
The sentiment that attaches to lv-
ing sixty years in ones own home isn't
going to block the deal. School
buildings, twenty-five retail stores,
water and light plant, lumber mills,
and four churches will be razed along
with all other buildings.
The city will be transformed into
a lake. When the great flood gates
are opened for the completion of the
Osborn will vanish. to
save the larger cities from destruc-
,ion.
Engineers figure that the site OF
Osborn was ideal. 1t lies in a valley
large enough to encompass all the
flood waters that wrought the destruc-
ton of the famous Dayton flood
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
BALKAN DIPLOMATS DECLARE
THE ALLIES UNDERESTIMATE
TURKS AT THE DARDANELLES

lies have in the Mediterranean could
do that.
In general England and especially
Churchill, are blamed here both for
the undTestimation of the Turkish
strength and for the lack Of effective
action.
The Balkans however. are unanl
nous in the belief that the whole
campaign could be turned from
somewhat doubtful one into one OF
certainty by the Intervention of Bull
garia on behalf of the allies. The
whole Of the Turkish strength is to.
day concentrated In the resistance al
The Dardaneiles and at Galllpoll, Pari
OF the cannon that are now known
TO fairly bristle along the entire PEN
irsula Of GalliDoli are to be found a
eoodly portion Of the artillery that
formerly figured in the defenses OF
Adrinapole and the Chatalja line. The
entire province Of Thrace from the
Bulgarian frontier to the gates of
ConstantinOple is declared to have
been left almost denuded OF defense
In order to Withstand the attack at
the straits That Turkey could not
resist still another attack on her rear
is everywhere conceded here.
Unfortunately for the allies. how
ever, German diplomacy has so far
been successful in keeping Bulgaria
from making a decision in their ia
vor. Whether she will be able to do
this till the end Of the war remains
to be seen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
HOW TO CLEAR
AWAY PIMPLES

Battle your face for several minutes
with resinol soap and hot water, then
apply a little resinol ointment very
gently. Let this stay on ten minutes,
and wash off with resinol soap and
more hot water, finishing With dash
Of cold water to close the pores. Do
this once or twice a day, and you will
be astonished to find how quickly the
healing resinol medication soothes and
Cleanses the pores, removes pimples and
blackheads, and leaves the complexion
clear and velyety.
Resinol ointment and resinol soap
stop itching Instantly and speedily
heal skin humoTs, sores, burns, wounds
and chatting. Sold by all druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
nisornntIeal Poet Snns

Los ANGELES. Aug. 27.-Be-
cause they would not let him recite
his poem, THE Christ in the Flag, 8"
as he charges, Colonel Nathan Ward
Fitzgerald. a well known Grand Ar
my poet of the south. filed suit in
the supreme court for 10000 damag-
es against A. NJ Brown, Henry Ault,
Thomas L Hull, Thomas Galbreaith,
c. H Marryatt and L. Schofield also
civil war veterans.
The complaint recites that at the
Grand Army encampment at Hunt
ington beach last Monday he step
ped onto the platfogm to recite THE
Christ in the Flag when the Ge-
PENDANTS rudy jostled and elb)wed
him off the platform and would not
permit him to continue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

Specialists in Caauh troubles have that
the blood The laboratories the s. s. s. Co.. Atlanta have
blood free from impurities
which because Of its unhealthy
will be relieved of Catarhe dripping the hawking splitting
the first place because impoverished blood
bly, slight cold with
don't suffer with Catarr not The remedy s. dscOv
cred fifty tested and tried
drug store has Its thousands
is a long
standing to write the
medical advice They will tell how this purely vegetable
impurities the
will that thousands
treatment with S. s. s., have been freed
reeable features and restored perfect health
S. s. S.a once
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27

the auto he sold the county commits
sioners was in reality the property
Of MIR. Hamilton. who was barred
from being interested in contracts
with the county by state law Mr.
Cpper brought an action for a wrl
Of mandate against Mr.. Hanna tt
in the lower court but it will be is
sued under the higher courts decis
ion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
Lctter of Dead RcccIved.

OREGON CITY, Ore, Aug. a7,-"I
would have been pleased to have
stayed here, were the last words Of
Jacob Theisimgerr, whose body was
found in the canyon of the Abernathy
The letter, which was received by
Attorney c Schuebel. convinces Cor
oner Hampstead that Theisimgers
wound was sef-inflicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27

The letter is in German and, trans
lated, follows:
"Mr, schuebel Ny contract and
deed are in the National Bank about
by place on Mob Hill, block 5. Sister
and brother in Little Ferry, n. ]. l
am from Rheinphalz, Boyern Ger
many. I have a mother and sister
there. Best regards. Please give
photo and money to John Reisburger
| would have been plased to have
stayed here"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
|AmuSementS|
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
CLEMNIER BOOKS
FILM AT $4,000
"THE BIRTH OF a NATION
Employed $4,000 People and 5000
Horses-TO Start August 29-Sen-
satiOn in New York.

To bring the film spectacle. "The
Birth Of the Nation" or The Clans
man" to te Heilig theater is cost
ing James Q. Clemmer, $4,000. the
largest price ever paid for a motion
picture in the northwest, according
to James Q. Clemmer. He saw the
picture in Los Angeles on recent
visit and was so impressed that he
determined to bring it north, regard
less of expense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27

a dose tonight and by morning your
constipation, indigestion and sick
headache will vanish 1t IS far pref.
srable to cathartics, purgatives. and
salts, because it does no. gripe or
shcck the system but acts gently. in
an easy. natural manner, expelling
me congestion OF waste aqG restoring
normal ACTIVITY OF tbs organs.
\ free trial bottle can be obtained
by writing to DR.. W. B. Caldwell. 453
Washington street, Monticello. III.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27
Official Able to Collect.

OLYMPIA, Aug Charges Of
conspiracy against NJ L. Hamilton,
county commissioner of King county
and Cecil H. Upper in the sale to
the county Of an automobile will not
prevent Mr. Upper collecting $4,000
for the automobile under a supreme
court decision.
County Treasurer Hanna held up
Mr. Upper's warrant on the ground
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-27

Dr. Kings New Life Pills are now
supplied in well-corked glass bottles
containing SO sugar coated white
pills, for 25c. One pill with a glass
of water before retiring IS an aver
age dose, Easy and pleasant to take.
Effective and positive in results.
Cheap and economical to use Get a
bottle today, take a dose tonight
your Constipation will be relieved in
the morning 36 for 25c, at all drug.
gists.-Adv.