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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Froteit erboben.

Die &irdenperfolg1ng in Merico,
on oeren 3uitm1oefommen, @usoeb
hung uno Dal1er nod Dem 3eugmiiie
bon @ingetpeibter sic Sa1tung unie -
rer @egier11ng SEN Gonititutionaliiten
gegeniiber 1tnberfennbar nit Sdulo
getragen bat, lit bisber BON @aibing-
ton o1s nit @tiqidtpeigen beobad-
tet tporben. Mrb ibr gege11iiber bot
man gefIifiertli9 6ie ubelbele1tm1t1r-
oete &oIitif 6es n@adfamen 8ur'
tens" int Mnpenorng gebraht, obme
a1f sic bieIer @ilfer11fe ar1 boren, Die
bon onen seiten gegerr bie @orran-
5ofde 11n6 BiQnihe @dredensberr-
Ifoft erboben tpr1roen. @n6li1 idetnt
Trdiiqent @ilion fi9 ie6o@ pteoer
cuff Sic 8fiIdter uno &edte Beg rgro-
ben 8rubers" at beitnnen, 6ie er bel
Masfenoung ser Glotte TN letten
6riibiobr nod @eru @ru3 Der Station
un6 Sem 1%1nr11btgen r8ruberpolf" m
10 begeiiterter un6 iber5eagenoer
@eiie 5a idiloern mubte.
Mm Sonrtog bat ndmlib bas
stoms6epartenpent geeen Sic @inter-
ter11pg bon $50 9rieitern 6rr4 sc.
neral 0bregon in ser @taot @erico
proteitirt. Obregon filbrt I'M Nan1en
@arram5os, ser befarurtli@ Ser grobe'
rem Siderbeit balber IN @era @rn5
nreiioirt," in Merico @itp bas @esi'
ment. St botte IN gerfoIg bes bon
oen @irdeniddn6ern mtfgeite1te1
Erogrom1ts, SOS n1f ote bonige al,s-
rottung Ser Stride lu1ttet, orr4
3mongsbecret bon BEN Rr~iefterr Der
.staot bie Mbsobe bon elmer bolbert
Miqion geios ($250,00O nerlangt.
@oror er felbft tpobI feinen Muget-
Bid geatpeifdt bot, Die ungludli@en,
gebetten @enfden tporen mdt I'M
itanoe, oiefe u~ngebe1iere Saurnse m1f-
3nbringerr. 9annit mar fir Ben elem.
Sen Observation-Disclosures Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Die &rie8Serfabrnn9en
eiue3 N(merifdnerS.

Ser amerifaniide &riegsforreipo1p'
bent Sberit @6tpin GGuterion 1T fur5.
li@ bonn europdifdsn &riegsfd@1-
plabe 5urudgefebrt, mobin oie Seem
Dorf @orlb i'm geididt batte. Sberft
gmerion 1T ielblt Soloat, uno 6as
moht i'm fin militartf@e 8eobad-
tltngen Defenders %geeignet. unb nod
ettpas bot CT Dor oen meiiten ameri=
Ganiiden Observation-Disclosures Dor.
aus: cine unbeltedlide 8abrbeits=
liebe. @or eimigen Sagen iprah er
I'M Seem Sort iiber feline &riegserfab'
ru1rgen. @r beflagt ii9 bitter iiber
0ie engltide 3eniur, oie @abrbeit
iiber 6ie @organge cuff oem &riegs,
idarplate ipitematiid unterorudt
un6 mtdts paifieren ldbt, tpas eng
lanb mdt in SEN &rm paBt. Gin
GROCER SbeiI ser bon Sberit gmerion
an feline 3eitung geididten 9epe-
lden bat Seem gorf niemals errei6t,
abglei9 er 6afur be5abl botte, man
bat iie IN 2onoon einfo9 feitgebul=
ten.
Oberit gmerion er5ablt:: rSh fm
nad MiiIbol1ien I'M gliaB, am Gage,
nabbem bie Grm5oien ge5tpungen
maren, sic Staot gu rd111pe1r. Natn
lit es Sbatiode, 6aB Sic 6rm5o!en
BEL ibren uelidiiii6en 8rii6ern" tpie
bie @ar6alen geba11it botten. Blim-
6erung, MiBbanolung Ser @intpob-
neridaft, 8rm6itiftung II. (. m. mo-
rem Sic uGegnungen," mel9e iie ben
uberlorerer 8ri6ern" gebrodt bot.
ten. Sd ididte einen pouitanoigen
gena11en 8eridt uber otefe 8orfomm-
niiie ON meme 3ettung. Derielbe lit
bis 2onbon, aber niemaIs nod Seem
Dorf gefommen. @erabe um biefe
3eit batte sic ruffiide Snpaiion etnert
oroberroen @b1ratter a1%rge11on1rter1,
lino i@ begab mid nod 0itpreuBen,
CUR 3eit ols sic @dlodt bel Sanne1u.
berg geidloger tpor. MIs otter Mili-
tor tann i9 rr1r iagen, 6oB bieier
Sieg @in6enbltrgs Sic gr0Bte 5elo-
berrntbat Ser mooernen @eididte lit.
Sic 10000 Eooten babe id aler-
6ings nidt ge5dbIt, aber i@ babe
mebr ruiitide @efangere gefeben, als
ltniere amerifomfde @rmee uberboupt
an Eruppen adbIt, uno mebr eroberte
@eidiite, ols uniere Irnnee IN ibrer
gar5en Mrtinerie beiiet. Sd babe mid
al19 iiber Die ruiiiiden Musidreitltn-
gem in OitpreuBen i~iberael1gt uno ei-
mem ,pobrbeitsgetre1,en 8eri@t an
neeire 3eitung eeianot. aber ond
Ser 1T in 2onoon geblieben."
r1onr begob id mid nod BEL
gten," fdbrt Gmerion fort. Bonn
9uslonoe farren bic furdferliditer
geridte nber be11tide @reueItboten,
unb i9 befdylob mid 5a iberae,seer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Giuer Delegation pon Tranen, mel.

V1uel Sele9uIluu UUu OIuueNi UeA-
DIE linn cine bon 5000 &erionen I'M
ter5eidmete Netition iiberreidten, IN
ser INN grlaB zines &~riegsmaterial-
Musfl1brbootes gebeten tpa1rbe, ertpi-
oerte Hrdii6ent 8ilion, Elm ioldes
@erbot mare ra9 feiner Mniidt Elm
untrel1traIer 9TH, uno na1f 6en Gin.
tpo1rb Ser Gra1,en, boB Grdftoent
Grant p6brerb oes 6euti4fran5oIi.
iden arieges Elm ioldes Musf1,brber.
bot er1oifer1 bobe, fogte er, bab Die
9yane r1idt parallel feien. = Cider.
lid rridt, 6ie @roBmutter @rants por
feline Gron3oftn un6 Der Sd,pieger.
{oht feines Stootsfefretdrs fein from
3oiiider Dffi3ier. Mnrt brn1dte alto
feline 5arter @iidfiidter1 al1 nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

an0 S1n1es" Wb1lnoelpBtd, IL Sec.)
madt energii@ 6ront gegen Die auf,
uabr1e oes 2iebes IN Sen @irfeln Der
fatboliiden Sugenb Mmertta'S, lpe'
5ieu ser irldn6iiden, uno 5tpar aus
bent @r1tnoe, peil es als ergliides
.goE6otemIieo oem 9bre bes beuti9-
amerifnmi1en &atbolifen ~perleeeno
flingen miiiie. un6 Die engliid-ipre'
derben &atbolifen Der Ser. Stoaten,
oie ia 5l1meiit iriider Mbltamm11ng
ieien, m0dten itets beoenfen, bab Die
Mrt &atboli5usm1s, Die 90 lei umaoe
in @ermmp", eine tief innerli4 &C.
iun6e, praftiide, bo4orgmifirte nn6
1pobIgebil6ete 8epolferungsflaiie por=
iteIe, sic aae &iidiidten peroiene.
@etpiB etn idmetdelboftes @ompli-
ment fir uniere 6eutideamerifani=
lden @lnubensbrii6er. Cine tiefer
griirroenoe 8erurtbeilung bringt Dos
fiibrenoe irii9e 8latt n2eaoer" in
Iublin sic ,pir m0rtli9 citiren:
u@in be1tbefmrter iriider 2iterat
pe1roet ii9 on uns NIT 5or1iger gm=
riiitrng iber Sipperarp uno nod
mebr mer bie Serporbebung bon
Hicu6iup atn6 2eiceI ter Square, Dem
Gatmmelplat aller trifden 8erbanm.
ten, Ole inn Sert iiberun gum 8or=
fdein fomme. @obl menige 2eute tn
miBten, 6oB gera6e Hicooiap
un6 2eiceiter 9quure Die iittli6 ter.
rrfeniten @iertel 2on6on's iir6, boS
Symbol u11morulil9en 2o1r6oner Sc.
bens. l1nfer @orreiponoent bot 1an-
ge SATIRE in 2orpoon 5ugebradr, uno
mir f0nnen iebr tpobl iefnen 8orn
uno Merger begreifen beim @nboren
oieies perddtIiden un6 rbarmltden
Contemplate ono miierable) Clipper.
arp=2ieoes. @an5 abgeieben bon 6e1n
Gborofter oes 2ie6es aIs iriider Sc.
meinplas a1f ie6em Snbrmarfttbbea.
ter, oarf fem anitdn6iger Srlanoer,
ser meiB mas mm iberau unter
HicaoiGp umb 2etcefter 5quare ber-
itebt, oieien @ung in ieiner nmge-
burg 611I6en o6er gar ielbit mititn.
gen."
Sos tpare alio sic Metm1rg Ser
anitGnoigen SrIdnoer uber slipper
.arp:: 5tpeioe1tig, fdliipfrig, Elm @obn
cuff 6ie Moralttat ser armen irtffen
Mrbeiterbep0lferung 2onbon's. Moge
6ieie 8ertb1ng a11s berufener iriider
Sober ebenio rofh Die Stumble ourd
oie Breiie maden, mte 6ie bodit mber-
fIiiiigen 8e%ipredutngen, 6te Dos 2ieo
furr1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
,,9as s@wert amt Der
sage oeS Gbangett=
1etn3."

l1eber bieies Sbema iprad IN elmer
misunderstanding in @unden Ser
gefeierte @e6ner giidof st. bon
S%nuIbuber. SSn 8eartportung Ser
etbiiden 6roge, Oh Ser &rieg iber-
[bn1pt erlnl1M lei, fiibrte 8iidof Saul.
baber aus, 6uB 5mar bas @eridts-
perbdItniB 5tptiderr arteg urro Grie.
oen ouf ser @age 6es @pangeliums
unbeoingt 5ug11niten 6es 6rieoens fte-
be, bub ober ebenio beitimmt bos
gpangelium m,h SEN Sabbatism1s
abIebme, Ser Sen epigen 5rie6en I'M
jeben Hreis for6ert uno aaes l1nbeI
a11s 6em &riege fommen laBt. Gin
@olf borf 11idt einen permeioliden
&rieg bonn 3a1ne breden, es mug
ober Sen M1tb baben, etnen u1roer-
mei6Iiden @rieg n1f it6 5u mebmen.
9os @bnngeli11m berbeiBt mtr Ser
Stride, 1ridt ODER 6em Grieben un-
ibertpinoltden 8eftm16, un6 6arum
famn ser &rieg o11d feinen 3uiam-
menbru9 ser friitliden @eltoro.
n11ng beoeuten. Ser 5as r@d oi4
elmer o1f bie red)te @anee geidla-
gem, 10 balte ibm n1d oie ltnfe Bin"
lit cine pribotredtlide, aber feline Dol
ferredtIide @idtIime. Sir Elm gof
tpGre sic Breisgabe'r otbtpenoiger 2e-
bensredte Gelbitmor6, un6 ser lit I'M
funften @ebote nerboten. 9os gleide
2ebensgeiet beiiegelt olio fir Die @o1-
Ter bos @edt ser b%etpaffneten Rotb-
tpebr, "a ie6es @edt ou4 6os Ser
tbeioig1mgsredt in fid fdliebt urb
iegnet 5rglei9 sem Spfergeiit Beg
@in5eInen Big CUR &ingobe Beg 9e-
bers; bori1t liegt inoireft ein @affen-
iegen. @eirr &reu3 nuf iid nebnren,
beibt 1ridt Dor alen @iberiprii4er
5a &re13 frieben un6 mortIos fi6
CUR @4lndtbo1,t fubren gu laiien.
9os &rea5 1T nit @edt i'm eifernen
@reu3 SinnbiIo tooesmutbiger Sci.
benart. @eiter erin1rerte Ser @rden.
firit an SOS @ebot Ser Gein6esliebe,
bos fi9 rromertli4 in Ser 8ebdn6-
lung Ser @ertpunoeten uno @efnnge.
men dubern ion, un6 fuBte fem ltr.
tbeiI uber SEN @rieg oobin 5ufamnen,
oob er atpar Elm llnbeil, cine @etter.
polte lei, ober aud cine Gflugidaar
in ser &or16 @ottes, Die bel unfru1t
,mndert u1r6 fir quite Soat BEN 80.
SEN bereitet. Sic beutide @elt bat
6os @oterrrfer tpie6er gelerm. nn6
in ser &eimotb brdngt fid bos BOLT
5n SEN MItdren @ottes, meiI beim
Mtbeism,s nn6 oen orroern ffremoen
@ottern in fold,en 3eiten feline $ilfe
gu ertporten 1T. Sic fdperfte Mie'
oerloge oiefes arieges lit Der 3re'
6itperlmft 6es 1nela1tbens. Mud tn
iittIider &infidt 1T fir oiele Der
ariegsruf elm Sobnenidrei 3u rent.
qer r1mfebr getporoer. limb IN Der
{eqergreiden Sbdtiefeit Ser Gelofeel.
forge bliibt Ser @eiaen oes Change
li1r1s aud n,f Dem 8l1toder oes
GDrnonoa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
rltnq aurimmt> tpiir6e 9euti9lmb

rlt1rg 11ttt1ttm, DlrOe SeuIIuIullU
mabriaeinli9 niht ~abgeneigt iein,
es au9 5n tbun. Geutfdlatro be-
tradtet oen gegen SEN engliiden
@onoel eingeleiteten nnterieefrieg
nidt als @eIbit5tped, Ioroern nls
Mittel gum 3tped, uno tDenn Der
3tped, gefreiung bes nelttralen Sun-
oels, oes &arpbels init 2ebensmtteln
Dor aqem, aus 6em unertragli4en
3ultm1oe, in SEN er bur9 @nglanbS
ltebergriffe our See gebraht poroen
lit, olr9 arrbere Mittel erreidt tper-
oen fann, bat 9eutfhlm6 an Ser
6ortietung 6es l1nterieefrieges gegen
oen engliiden @anbel fem SnterelIe
mebr.
gs fragt iid aber, ob England
our9 bte biz iebt erlittenen 8erluite
idon miirbe gerug gemodt morben
it, ii9 CUR Mrpabme 6es Baibing=
toner @oridIages au beque1nen. Mr9
IN @aibirgton i6eim man oapon
nidt gong iber5eugt 5u iein, oesbab
ioa man iid mod Ser eingangs er-
mabrten Melonrg bereitS a1f 6te
MaBnabme geeirigt baben, Die mon.
eigentlih ldngit bahe ergreifen fol-
len = uuf Elm @erbot, 2eber5mittel
iiberba11pt a1tsaufiibren, 10 baB, mos
England auf Ser 6abt nod 9elttfb~
lano niht paiiieren lallen min, es
ielbit 1tr6 ietne Gerbiin6eten nl19
midt erbalten tpiirben.
@ir baben oas mieoerbolt als 6ie
ein5ige ridtige Mntport auf 6ie eng
lii9en nnberidyamtbeiten be5ei6net,
urro uls bos pirfiumite Meitel, 6te
gnyldnber gun Station 5u bringen.
g1rglonb fam out 6ie 2ebensmittel=
5ufubrer aus SEN Ser. @toaten ebert
10 perig per5idten mae auf Die @af-
fen- unb M1tnitions5ufubren. Na9
6em golferredt lit es England ni6t
geitnttd 0eutidlm6 6ie 2eberSmit-
tel5nfubren ab5uidnei6en, un6 uniere
Hegiernng fun es idon aus buna=
nttaren @riinben nidt beronttporten,
oaB iie 5u bieier fortgeiesten Ser
letung oes G0lberredtes muf Soften
unieres @anbels 1tiuidmeigt.
Sic bat ben g1ten Stuff unieres
2arbes ba6ur9 berets unbeilbar ge=
iddotgt, 6aB iie 6ie groBen Nel1tru=
litdtsbriide 5uldBt, 6ie o1r@ sic 8af-
fen= un6 M1tnitionsliefer11ngen on
gnglarb l1nb feline @erbiinoeten be-
gangen mer6en; me11n lie al1d nod 5lt
Der BON England gegen 9ertidlano
eingeleiteten brutulen sl1tsbunge=
rungspolitif sic San6 bieten mollte,
murbe iie fi6 ielbit un6 Dos 2arr6 Tim
aqen moraliiden &re6it bri11gen. Sic
bat e5 in Ser @un6, england bieie
br11tale Nolitif 5u berlei6en, obte
6ie Ser. Stoaten INIT ibren 8flidten
ols en11trole Madt in &ouiiior 5a1
bringen. @s tpilroe I'M @egembetl
Elm eminent nenfroler Oft leim, tpem
ste Bunoesregier1ng ban6elte, in Der
@dbingtotner Depefde IN M1tsiidt ge=
iteM miro. Sos miir6e sic Ne11trali-
TIT ser Ibh fem. Die ein3ige, NIT
ser mir Dor 6em 8olferredt belteben
fo1r1ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Gmalanos Treumoi@att.

Vu0l0WO9 VCetSWVvWOV>.
Cine o11f Dem eltropaif9en &onti=
rert in engliid2er 5prode erideinen'
Sc 3eitl1ng fir Ameritaner entbdlt
Elm ugingeianot" BON einem in Ser
lin tp%ob1rbaften merifmiid}en Mr5te,
tporin oiei er iiber 5pei unterreoungen
beridtet, bie er Dor orei Sabren IN
Giloomerifa NUT gnglam0ern batte.
Ser ginienber NOR bumals Mr5t
m1f eirlem groben Oertl9en Sdiffe.
gines Cages re0ete i'm elm engliider
@oniul ON, Ser i'm fir einen 0eut=
iden bielt, uno iagte: ugs mdre on
Ser Set, OoB England un0 Deutld-
lono lid 5~uianmentbdten uno Ben
@eltboroeI unter ii9 pertbeilten."
oils Ser ar5t ein1panote, BOB Die Ser
etnigten Stuaten bob a1b etmas 5u
iogen batten, er1piberte Ser gngldn=
ser: sir England lit oie Sar1pt-
lode, oie Gereimigten Stoaten font
mer5iea 5u idtpdden un0 in politifde
g%ertpifelltngen 5u bringen. DGrum
boben MIR inns NIT Sapan berbun0ef.
Bel eriter @elegenbeit meroen mir 6ie
8ereinigten Staaten in einen &rieg
NIT Sssapu1r pertpideln uno Damn bot
England sic Obermobt."
Oils Ser Mr5t eir1panote, BOB oo9
10 oiel Don Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
id}oft gelprod)en mIroe, meinte Ser
g%nglanoer, 0os fei bon englii6er Sci
te nj @eriteaung.
Seds Monate ipdter ipra9 Ser
Mr5t nit einem engltiben Sngenieur.
3ieier muBte, 6uB Ser Mr3t Imerifa-
rer mor, unb iagte 5u ibm: u@rdB=
Itb, baB i9 a1f einem beutlden Sdifs
fe fabrer m1B. Die Deutiden iino
beute iiberaa. England un6 6ie Ser
einigten Stoaten ioQten lib 5ulm=
mentbun, I'M Oeutf9lan6 u1r6 ieiren
9onbel gu permdten. gnglmn6s So
litif gebt babin, ar16ere Nationen NIT
einanoer IN &rieg gu pertpidelu uno
om sdluiie 10 ptel mie mogltb fir
1id 5u nebmen."
3mei MeuBerungen, 6ie tppil9 fir
engliife MuHaiIung iinb. 3mei Na=
tionen mad)en England INT San6el
&orfurrerr5 uno miiiien oaber ber-
nidtet tperoe1r, Sic eine, 9eutldlano,
nit @ilfe bon Sranfreid un6 &uB=
Ianb, bie anbere, Mmerifa, init 9ilfe
bon Sapan. Die gntmidelung Ser
Ginge bot es nit it6 gebradt, 6ab
9euti6lan6 5uerIf on Die &eibe fum.
Aaer0ings but itb oie Soffnung @ng-
lambs, 0aB feline G%erbiin6eten anein
oos @eidaft beiorgem miiroen, nidt
erfiiat. gu ieinem groBen unbeba-
gen liebt ith England ielbff bon oem
&riege betroffen uno gen0tbigt,S pfer
5u bringen.
@enn es aber iiegen ioute, 10
fommt 6ie 5tpeite Nh1mmer oes &roz
gramm5 ON Die Geibe, oas lit Sic
@dmdd11ng Ger 8ereimgten 5taaten
ourd Sapans Silfe. England piiroe
natiirlib a1.6 horm beriuden, iid
m0glid1t I'M Sintergrun6e 5u bolten
unb Sapan auein 6ie Soften 6es I'm
ternebmens tragen 5u laifen. Mber
Damn miiroen uerigitens 8rpan
unb oeiien 6re1noe einieben, uelden
groBen 3ienit iie ibrem 2aroe bur6
tire 6oroer1ng Ser englii9en Su9e
ertpiefen baber.
Soften mir I'M Sntereiie Ser Ser
einigten Stoaten, bnB England i'm
gegerttudrtigen &riege mdt fiegt un6
1omit Inn Ole @elegenbett fomnt, oen
5meiten -Ibeil lcines Brogramms
aus5ufmbreu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Mn6 GndIan6 mill NIT benz Mlfp.

Amd England mill nit benz alfo.
boil fporer. @rBIan6 unb ,Grmfreid
bubem befarntIid idon oamtt begor,.
1re11. 9fe miierten beabiidtigen
rdmIi4 nn9 ibrer enogiltigen @ie,
oerloge Sen &eerfubrern feline Gent
mdIer at feBer1, foroern lie als 5piri.
t1tsprdpurat Der 1adtpM at uberlie.
fern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

. nein! Sir mullen >treulid Aflesen
9ie Jrnd)t, Sic Gnrem Grab entiprtekt!
Ser lette 8iqe lei p~oll5ogen,
Sen SIR 4ns iterbenb binterliekt!
Ser 8ile, ben nit Gnrem &luts
eSns &er5 SIR unierm &olfe idriebt:
9ak es binfurt uidt 9errn nod &nedte,
9af es binfort unr 0eutide gtbt!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
CROWD Of
ANY YEAR EXPECTED
FOR 1915 ROUNDUP
CARNIVAL MANAGER MAKES
PREDICTION THAT TITRONGs
WILL BE IMMENSE.

"Pendleton will see the biggest
crowd at her 1915 Roundup that
she has seen yet"
This statement with elaboratlons
was made yesterday afternoon by j.
w. Randolph, representative of a car
nival company who came here to see
what opportunities there were for
bringing his show here as a side at
traction. He claimed to be in a po-
sition to make predictions by reason
Of his extensive travels.
81 have been all over the state of
Oregon this summer, he said. Il
have been in every nook and corner
Of the state Of Washington, have
been all through Idaho and parts Of
Montana and / hear Of the Peadleton
Roundup everywhere. There is no
show like it, they declare, ami in not
one place except Walla Walla have
/ heard a word against IT, The peo-
pie are coming to your show and
they are coming strong for YOU de-
liver the goods. If my carnival com
pany had the reputation of the PEN
dleton Roundup and carried the uni
versal appeal. I would not be taking
it around the country I would stage
1t in New York and get the big
money"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
u. S. Plans to
Raise Protest
on COntraband
WILL OBJECT TO ORDER BY
ENGLAND PLACING COTTON
ON THE LIST.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Ambas-
sador Page cabled the state depart
ment the official announcement Of
Great Britain proclaiming cotton alb
solute contraband. With the order
before the state department, it was
declared the administration note to
England regarding cotton shipments
viii carry an objection to placing the
product on the contraband list.
The contraband order will not af-
feet the earlier negotiations as to cot
ton shipments, but it was again re-
ported this government will not ac-
cept the British provision that the
United States assume the burden Of
proof as to the destination of the car
goes. The administration has no in
tention, It was stated or compelling
shippers to prove their cargoes were
consigned to neutrals and are not in
tended ultimately for Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
FIRST FIRE OF THE
SEASON IS BURNING
IN NUMATILLAF FOREST
SUPERVISOR RECEIVES REPORT
THIS MORNING-TIMBER LOSS
TO BE SMALL.

Tn first forest fire of the season In
the Umatilla national forest was re-
ported to Supervisor w. W. Cryder
this morning but the reports Indicate
the loss Of timber will be small and
that the fire will be extingllshed by
tonight.
The fire Is in the extreme south
eastern portion OF the reserve, near
the mouth OF Fly creek II started
among some down timber in an old
burn Of Is years standing. Conse-
quently there was little good timber
In the immediate vicinity and the
fire was discovered by the rangers
before 1t had spread far. A tele-
phone message this morning stated
that the fire was under control and
would probably be stamped out by
nlghtfall.
The forest Is very dry now, as a
result Of the long warm spell and
the danger from fires Is great How.
ever, the almost total absence Of vi.
olent electrical storms as wei, as the
precautions taken by campers as a
result Of the campaign conducted for
several years reduces the danger ma
terially.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
100000 Welsh Coal Miners May
Quit Work Unless Pending Trouble
is Settled at Once.
1000 men ARE ALREADY OUT
Miners Claim the Government Has
Tried 10 Play Into The Hands of
the Mine e-Owners-CO Committee Il
Appointed for Conference With
Lloyd George 10 Adjust Differences.

CARDIFF. Aug. 25.-For the sec.
end time in a few weeks, Great Brit
ain is threatened with a strike OF
100000 Welsh coal miners. At Half
ors a thousand men walked out de.
claring the agreement under which
they had returned to work recently
mad not been carried out. The miners
claim the government has tried to
play into the hands OF the mineown-
ers That other miners are in SYM
pathy with those who struck il eyi.
dent A general walkout is threaten
ed.
Miners Of the federation executive
council appointed committee 10 con.
fer with Lloyd George. minister Of
munitions, who intervened in the last
strike, and present the grievances to
him. It is believed he will see thar
the agreement entered into Is observ.
ed by the operators. The mipers II
is said, did not trust Walter Runol-
man, president Of the board of trade
Kunciman had an active part in the
efforts to bring the last strike to an
end.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
Happy Canyon Will Provide
It's OWn Attractions for the
Pleasure of It's Patrons

Happy Canyon" will stand on her
own legs this year as last The little
old frontier show will entertain with
her own unique attractions and will
not ask for outside aid in entertain
ing the Roundup throngs In the
evenings.
This was decided yesterday after
noon at a meeting Of the Happy
Canyon committee when the request
OF the Campbell United Show Co to
open street carnival and midway
alongside Happy Canyon was unani-
mously rejected. The "councilmen"
OF Happy Canyon decided Instead
to enlarge their own show to meet
the demands of the crowd
The representative of the carnival
company offered to give Happy Can
yon" fifteen per cent Of the gross re-
celpts from all concessions and side
shows in return for the privilege Of
setting up in Pendleton with free
grounds, free lights and free water.
He was positive Happy Canyon"
would not be able to accommodate
the big crowds which will be hers
and declared his attractions would in
no way interfere with the success Of
the Commercial clubs show.
The committee decided that a car
nival attraction would not be in
keeping with the Roundup and
Happy Canyon and would detract
from instead OF add to the success Of
the big frontier festival week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
OF SCHOOL
AGE TO Be ADMITTED
FREE ON FIRST DAY
OPENING OF ROUNDUP WILL
BE "KIDS DAY"-PLANS ARE
BEING MADE.

Not only will the opening Of the
Roundup be "Pendleton and Una
tilla County Day" but it viii be
Kids Day as well At a meeting
of the board of directors last evening
it was decided to admit every child
of school age in Umatilla county to
the bleachers on Thursday the first
day OF the sixth annual exhibition.
As usual the biggest crowds from
outside the county vii lbe here for the
last two days of the exhibltn and
for that reason competition for grand
stand seats is much more keen. The
directors are therefore, desirous of
making the first day essentially a
home day and suggests to tie resi-
dents Of Umatilla county the desira-
hility of attending on that day.
The meeting last evening vas an
enthusiastic one as all reports COM
ing in were strongly indicative OF
anther great show before another
great crowd The directors put them
selves on record as absolutely opposed
to any suggestion for curtailing the
entertainment for purposes of econ
omy They took the view that PEN
dleton has made a national name and
fame for her Roundup because she
has always given a better show than
any other place and that they must
keep up the standard The fact that
this show has been self-sustaining and
more in the past has proved to them
that the Roundup will pay for itself
as long as it gives the satisfaction It
has in the past five years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-25
Situation Takes Hopeful Aspect in
View Of Explanation Which is
Coming From Berlin.
MAY Be ANOTHER WEEK YET
Secretary Of state Lansing Says He
Cannot state Whether Request
Made by Won BernstOrff VIII Be
Answered--Other officials Declare
That No Answer Needed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-"we are
waiting"
This was all officials hal to say
today In discussing the Arabic case
The administration is waiting on Ger
many. Germany is waiting on the
submarine commander who Is suppos-
ed TO have torpedoed the Arabic 1t
was likely the situation would contin-
ue thus for a week as the result Of
Germany's request that no action be
taken by the United states until o.
flcial reports have been received from
Germany.
Secretary Lansing declared he
could not say whether the request
made by Won Bernstorff would be
answered Others said that no ans
wer was needed. With the dlspos-
tlon OF Germany to explain the sink
ing Of the Arabic, the situation 10
viewed with the greatest optimism.