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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
Eeuilfefom.
llormuno uno ]llinoe(.
aoman Don u. srOOt.
(1ertiekung.l


5reiIitb iilioet er feline aarifoli-
trafte, Dagegell Die iibrlideit slbrefl.
lriligen ilber Die ifouen Sitter soart-
bofeu. SiiI5 irnb .feuoorf mo plin-
cert iih, mic iclder sieidbtbuni per.
frauf)t werncn folllte, ol)ne ienen
Eimbus per6reitet 81, habcn, Der Sie
gSeif eur 9eipiiioerung ober gum
9seiSe reist. Saat man IN Den lestelr
sipan5ig Sobren non ioltem @Inn;
bier aebort? - Gle slnnalen iueilen
Suriif ouf 3eiten frieaeriider llil-
iid,crbeit; Sitriid ieuieits ocs iieben.
in Ole Des brciBigiabrigen ariegeg.
sseSer Gaiius bieier alien 9eridte lit
sliit flnitreid, seidptorfelten 9lnfangs-
bIihitabeH gejiert, ole Satform 1T
ieltiam iteif itno aeeredielt geecn
ieinc eigenc geipanote, leidlt binfiie.
ienbc Streibgpeiic. n(Sie paBt 5um
slim uno Ban5er, ipie bic uniere gum
ssrad," iagt er bolbluut unb, ipieoer
iiebt iein peritorter @eiIt ben gebar.
nijdJteu Hitter. als itdnOe er ibm bro
Bcno 9cgeniiber.
3as uergilbte Seit bon iih fdlet.
Oerno, ipringt er altf. bin OIL 0ug
Seniter, bon no er ole m1dtige @e.
italt in iteinerner ylube auf Die fruit.
lolen fleineu @eitihen Der SSeBt5eit
Tieocr bliden iiebt, Die ein Sd)loa
ieiner Sailit aih obne g8ebr, 5ernal.
men tpiiroe.
gr itaiioert imS piiflt lid ben
SfmeiB Don Der Stirll.
sd bin franf, fieberfronf," iaet
CT, y.pober Ioilit Dieic aberipitiee sluf.
rcgilng. lie emit IN bieiem Sirnnler
idDaoet nleiuer @cirnobeit. ib peroe
bier fcinesfalls iuiebcr idIaien. Gs
giebt Der @enli6er piele i'm SdIoiie.
Shlimm eeniig. OaB ih bier arbeiten
mib, niht cinmal Die @eiellifft mel
mes Setretars baben bari. Sieie @e.
fialt in ibrer cIpigen llnbetpcGlidfeit
erideint mir pie Der @ddDtcr oes 9Ir.
d,ips. Der mein Ginoringeu in ole
@cbeimniiie ieines Sauies 81 Itraien
ar'oiLt iii. 9abl Bin id) DeHn
total Derriift beuiel Ger fIuge, frei.
eenfenoe S6inoIer nagt uno logt al
einem 3raim?-"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
8runOeissutba siIbertrasHnsen
Gintinnati7. Sanna

~ > ~ - " - aoehA~Af
9Ouiia goplsr 9iDinsIton II. 9lnb.
OIL 5snrp gurbOif, % Bel 80 Jub nn
Der 9Oroi.its Der 5uni Strobe. 102
SUP oitIid Der penbsIton Strabs,
tSteuer $3.50; $500.
4nna 9ribbIs an Sednnettte n.
@6itcomb. Sc bel 100 Jub an Der
Wlonrot A5sHus. 81.
William $. Scar, 20 bti 80 SUP
an Der 0eiiisiis Der Dine Strabe,
SipiidlsH Der II. unb 10. Strabs. 81.
Do. an oO.. got &c. 13 bon Char,
les .. Sanner's llnterabfbtiluHg, 81.
gDiaiam Cooper proctsr an asit6
g. aIeeipiss, 2 Cots DON 45.o4 JuB
isb. an Der SpriHsfisIb gDits, (Sttusr
S4); $4,000.
Die 9Ortb college 5iII Rtoltp 60.
an Stefan SidHtof, Got Ho. 1911 bon
Der ObiO 9nnO Il. SmprODemsni Cos
uuterdbtbsiluna in College Siu,
(Steu.r Soc; 81.
Uinpms 6. Group or Wolter g.
Qo6iB. 30 b:i 125 TuB an Der @sits
isite Don RpoR Qosnus, 760 5ub iiibs
lid BON Gornibau 9lDtnue. (Stsusr
$3); 81.
eepis I. Reb6un an Uaae G.
Stroup. so bsi 213.02 SUB an Der
Norofeite bon glepsIanb 2lpenue, 225
6ub oitli9 bon Rsabiug ROu6, 81.
eharl.s 3. Walsborp. Ger. an J.
Jsro. 3usH.sIsr. 3 Sabre podt ouf
Sts srtstu ans airtitsu G.o6 sfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
Critics 9apiteI.

TormunO uno 90 iinoeI.
3ll oerielben Stunoc, mp Der Rati
Sflnoler inter Der GaIle ieiner eige
Een Saune lit, paret Die 8eifEpiitel
sum Sbeim, Dem Gorulun0, beoroert
9tur anp gIooIpb befano iid) in BEN
3immer bes 9arons, ais lie eintraten
@uIff. Der Grite, besriibte Den Better
nno begalln 9leid)giiltigften Zones
iiher bic engliid)en gferoe III ipre,
den, ipelfc ibn am porisen Gage 3ur
8iitb aufaeitafyelt batter.
gSia er ben 9eidppiitern geilet,
tpar er bier Elm Iuberer, IN Riene
lino Spra6e. @Iatt, boflif, unbeoel-
tenS in ieiner &ehe, biIoeten ieine
@ortc rHetr eiu Gbo fir Die geltBe.
rltngeH oes ilngeH garonS, Ser i'm
SientIih en- bogateac, Inn nicbt ou ia-
gen Ell canaiae, bebanoeIte. &ap
aooIpb fiiblte lid in inneriter SecIe
0enI re4tHdBigeH Grben all biefer
terrIideu 9eiisuneen aegeniiber eeoe.
miltbigt uno oaourdJ gerei3t irTo ge-
urgert. gsifrs permod)te er oieiem 10
lrnermeBlid beDor5ugteu Better ent-
gegen5iIitellerL aIs ieineu SiteI, Der
ieIHe Steauns na6 10 DieI idppieriger
MAIDEN foHute, iuenn eIHes Cages
Der @noere, aIs poIlidbrig, Die Ser.
tpaItslng Der Glitter fitr iib ielbft be-
Gniprithte, Die jest ibm unb ieinen
Batter Die auaeytblidrId) glin5enoe
StelIing in Der @eIt errlosIidJte.
@ben oieies begIiiferoe Sect itno
Sas, ,ingend]tet Der Stderbeit beg go.
fers, ibm bunfel uuo oitrftig eritci-
iIen0e sfiinftis, brafte i'm 5u Dem
haIb fetnoieIigeH, buIb oerG6tIihen
Ton, ben CT in ietne Reoe Iegte, 10.
baIo er oie SnboIer5 llnb llngepanot.
Beit beg einitigeH Saitptes Der Snfnilie
beobaGtete, itIrS erfa,trte benieIben
fsiner fiinftiser @r0be nitt nertb,
nidjt sefupdien.
Ser jiingere DON BobIeu aefiel i5M
6eier. Bon oiejem o6er tpurbe fpieoer
er gefliiientli6 gentieoei, eben ME
Don Der SdrpeIter, fiJr 6ie er oeb.
ltngeattet Iebbuftes Sntereiie fiibIte. |
Gr futb lie biibi1, babel ,rri3ugdng.
liber, aIs mIbere Mabd)en ibres pr.
ters uno ebeu Dies antiiIierte i'm in
e6e: oem Grade, aIs Die unnt6gIiG.
felt, ibr naber su fontmen, i'm Gr.1
gerte. Se6enfaus befhGftigte iie ibn
uuo ieine @ebaufen, nlebr alg Die
lebrigen.
Sic uno BoIoemar tparen un6 Bile.
ben boilidfreln6 gegen ibn, ME am
rtiten 2age ibres &ldenfbaItes auf
Der 1brigsburg, 10 irrrmer, 100 fie tbn
trafen. ooer mo er tie dufiuffe. Durb
Ieiftes Griiberbiniebeu bottle er es
81 dItoern, aIlein mas baIfs? Gg fam
5ipiiden linen ill feinem nerDdnSt.
fhdftfiheu 8erfebr. obne sSrage IN
geranIaiiitng Der @eifapifter. aut
Dies drgerte i'm itno i61rfte Die
enngeDeiIe, bic i'm bier pIoate, mol
Isse ibm sHiaseHbe aeriuessnal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
@rnnoeisentbamss Sppstbeien.
0tasinaetraa.n.

@eorge 70. DOItins an Gowarb ..
Barr II. anO.. $500.
antberiHe 2ouile wiribIin an 6sn,
riette aaIlmtper, $500.
anna s. Bred an Ssannstt. n.
Wbiteomb, 1859.
1bsooOr. ShOmater an RonpareiI
9. u. Co.. $500.
aenna e. glIbris5t ON We 81. Gors
nsl. $1,000.
ylos 6. StrOup an @aIter 6. So.
biB. $500.
sfrani W. Wiiller on NliIfOrb Dome
giOg. Co., $27OO.
artbur I. 0obsIman an WiIIiam
0amerer, r.. $1,000.
anna .. qaque an pearI Warist
gaui. $500.
9Ibbis 6. atmper an 1eIiern uHb
ScHibern 2ife Sni. Co., 5000.
sSoispb gronnr an ReabiHg 9. II.
6. Co.. 1890.
5arrb 9idmun II. Anb. oil Dooo,
burn abe. g. u. 3. Co.. $1,000.
eoDdrb grunboff an Union GAP,
inss 3. II. Z. Co., $500.
ssrnnt $. Goldman an Gilt Gbse 3.
Il. g. Co.. $4,000.
6snrp Z. 6uIler an Citizens Ban!
Don Ct. 9erHnrb, $4,000.
SObn .. sospfsr ON Mobaipt Ger
man q. II. 9. 60, $1,000.
hilbert 6. Sitdens an glsu
9udtpe 9. II. g. Co., $450o.
Die amerieau GmeItiHg u. R.fins
ing SO. an George Siusarb, $500.
GstiIgte 5pp0t9efeH.
gsorae y. @rois an 9orDoob
6siabts Co., S150.
ssobu Mebne an Silperton 9. II.
9. Co., $500.
aObn .. G6Ditt an elpoubaI. 6.
II. 3. Co.. $500.
5r.b. O. Smith on Mm. 6. prpts
ter. $1,000.
9tuna 6. albrisbt on GilDsrtrn 6.
L. y. p0., Slo33.
MorD &. Wlurrnp an German Qm.s
lieun 6. Ii. q. Co., $4250.
Charles gpalb an Gbiporn 6.
ReemtIiu, $1,000.
Charles 2sppsrt an TioIitor 6. Il.
9. Co., S2500.
Sigmunb GrHFt an Spring Gdrs
BEN 6. II. g. Co., $11O0.
46bie 6. asmper on 9iIlit gIod,
1886.
gnud 9. gaqus an GrpOfiiiOH 9. II.
6. 60, $1,000.
Do. an 6arrp Oldham, $1405.
gllbert g. SSaoe!man an @eorss
6illine. S1700.
Worp lllIaHb on serb. 5Iabuns.
$f400.
sSObn 20. 9dompIon an gnisrpriIe
3. u. Co., $4,000.
GIisabetb u. Rau an Gitp Sau
gaHs, $1,000.
eSD. ssonbsff an 1sassSs Ssunaa.
$1,000. i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08

nno sipci Ninoern ipnsiereii gcbf mo
|ifcli mn ben alermel icines SipIIrots
ole @inbe nit ser aniifriit sScrpise
public trngt, pilI eiiicin peripintoe-
ten Sol6nfcn cine oeuiid)e FideIbaiite
nbfouicH. Ger 1npfcre eripioert .Ie-
bod: oIer Sein liz uidlt at ueriniI-
frr abcr idl fam ssbnen Die aoreile
gcben, ipo Sie eitcn iiiioeu fonner.
~sslirt 1914" betifeit I. ,Sabinnc
cine pifnine .ieidnnng. Gr iiciit cine
cleanufe aruitfcnpfIegerin bar, bic ei-
nsm ptrIisbi orsinidaxnbtn ptriprn,
oeten SenesaIcien 3GrtIif Dic idnpar.
Se Snno itreifelt. Sn g,ebenbctt
lieaf elm penuiinoeier ssran,oie, ere
lid, folder auinerfidlnfeit nidt err
irqtt Ser eiitjige leiolid aittc &is
III Die gepenoe 5ii elmer biibidlen3eial-
itiing pon giienrbo 5lores. Die iran.
Soiiidje Snfaineriiien pdbrrnS eiiIcr
Wlaridirnit in Der N1he riner ,sliii'
ferritdtion bartlett. ,Sebt nal on biz
brntbloie 9elegrapbie, rift elmer
Der s,ioupiofls. sd. mein Siebcr.
mann ipiro man Den fiibIoien Nari1
iebenl@ itobnt iein anmerno.
alIes IN alIem niiiien Die Serrei
pom .rctbeu9nd]en@ etiras mehrGei't
oisfipenoep. fuemi iie Dor ccr 1eihidI.
te oes Snmors 70 gut bciieben iDoIlen
wie lire Batter BON 1870. Cont oiir.
fen iie ii6 nid,t ipimoern. ipepn Der
iinermiioIife Senrict NIT ieinen emf.
gen ganaIitdten ihneH gat5 betriht.
lid ben Rans abIduft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
edOttifder sturm6 n.
ariff

9aris, 81. 9opembcr. lieber
einen Stiirutangriff idottiiher Reei.
menter auf cine oelitfdle GtelluBg BET
Sn3ebroud nleISet oaS ~Scufnal~:
Wsnn FAM ii6 feline 8oritelIung ma.
den, NIT fuelfer Sorgfnlt Die 9elit.
fdlen ibre SAiisensrdbeH 5u befei,
periteben. eirta 5ebn %eter bor ben
lesieren beiinbet iia an ieft einge.
rnmHten gfdbIen ein tiinitlih Der.
iporrenes gles pon SfndeIbrdbtrt
nit elefiriifer Sodipafiniirg. Die
geriibrling elmer bieier GfnheIn III
iofort iobtlid). w2nn fam iidy beiifeh,
peI4er @niienanerifi nctbwenbie III,
Inn oieies SinSerTliB az beIeitiaen,
bod odnH bietrf iih ben beistidelt
Shuelfeuergeidiiten BEN .auffee.
Hiiblen", Elm 70 beiitIid,es 8ieI, bdB
fie bic NugeIn anf bic aHereiier tpie
ben Strabl aus einem Sprengihlaintl
ienOen tSnnen. 9ie ifottifhen Resi.
nIenter, Die periuf,ten, 0ieie flirhfbn.
rem ShiiteHgrdben 81 ilebnen, iDifr.
ben bei oeu pcracbIihen geniibiin.
gen. bieie Ginhcf6r6bten an 5errei.
ben. inter Dem firrhtb1ren sSeiier Der
SeinOe fat edri5Iib aiifaerieben. Gie
seiite ftiirsten reibempeiie, cine oc5
ie0oh Der gifer Der 9nrppeH nndlieB.
Gs 1T fidrer; oaB Die gd3often flM 81
Jun Ietien padnn bdtltn Hisbermsbslss
Iaiien. tpenh iie iiiht pon ibren Off.
,iereu budIidbIi@ 5urn RiidSug ges
iras7scsu ,p0roes ipdre1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08

At In sris'rH sas .sinsia natter sslissIait-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
: m garbisrq.f6Gft.

5err: rSie baben mid ia, irenn i6
niat ire, bus lesie Wlal aud raiirt9"
garbierssbilfe: rSaipobl."
5err: Damn bite, hIorpformiren
sic mid porber."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08

Yin du geiDedter 8eamttr.
prin5ipdl (su BEN neuen 9ebil=
fen): ~gat msin 9u9balter sSbnen
run ssfuet, mas Sic gu tbun bdben2-
.SdnobL 5err priu5ipal. i'd IOlI
Tin inIHtr ipe6eus ipsuu Sic tsms
iHsa.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10
sERnAEYs ..cHAHGE or HEaRr.-

More than year Of war finds the al
lies in practically undisputed control Of
the sea and with at least an equal
chance on land against the Teutonic
powers.
The British navy Is credited with de-
stroying fifty-four German submarines
-or larger number than Germany
was supposed to possess before the
war began. As the construction Of
these undersea boats is slow and diff
ficult process, 1t may reasonably be
surmised that Germany can now have
very few Of them in commission. The
crews must be trained with care. and
it may reasonably also be surmised
that Germany is growing short of sub
mariners, who constitute the very pick
and flower Of her navy and whose con-
slant loss must be serious drain.
Meanwhile the British merchant ma
rine is not only undiminished but is said
to have grown larger. The constant
additions from British shipyards have
more than replaced the comparatively
negligible number Of merchant vessels
destroyed by German submarines. It
is estimated, in fact, that Germany
would need one hundred years in which
TO rid the seas Of British merchantmen
If not a single vessel we're added to
the present fleet. The submarine is
not unlike the water moccasin familiar
10 our southern swamps. 1t is feared.
and with good reason, but the dread il
inspires is out Of all proportion to its
limited capacity for mischief.
Our delicate affair with Germany
has been handled with rare courage,
skill and judgment by President Wilson
and Secretary Lansing, and every loyal
citizen will rejoice at its peaceful is
sue. Yet there is some ground for the
assumption Of the English press that
new-found humanitarianism |
3 due not 80 much to consideration for
he United States and other neptrals as
o the virtual failure of her great
'dmiral's submarine campaign. Even
he German mind, the English say,
viii halt at the further perpetration
4 downright murder on the high seas
vhen shown to be utterly wanton and
lseIess. We may wen suppose that II
'ermany found she could strike
ealIy effective and damaging blow at
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

~ D s.
Notice is hereby given that BY vir-
tue Of an order Of the County Court OF
UmatiIla Coanty, Oregon, made on
June II, 1915. in the Matter Of the Es-
tate of Elizabeth Prime (sometimes
called Eliza Prine.) deceased. l will
sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder for cash. at 2O'clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 1lth day Of September,
1915. AZ the front door Of the County
Court House In said County, in the
City Of Pendleton therein, all OF the
real property belonging TO said estate
described as Lots numbered ~ and -
in Block numbered s IN the Town OF
u eston, all In the City OF Weston in
said County and State, and all Of the
right, title and interest which l, as
Administrator OF that estate, can sell,
the sale 70 be made subject TO confirm
alton by said County Court.
Dated August ii, 1916,
Il. o. DEMoss,
Administrator of the Estate of
Prime lsometimes called
Eliza Prine,) deceased.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

English commerce by means Of her
submarines she would have continued
their unrestricted usc without regard
for the dagger TO American or other
neutral lives. The good Of the father
land would constitute sufficient mo.
tive the end would justify tho means.
Indeed. there would be no likelihood cf
place for other than the fatherland
and its dependencies In tho sun II Ger
man ''iunkerism" had It's way. Tnis
attitude Of mind II expressed between
the lines Of the following paragraph
from the vossische zsitung,
.'It must be reiterated that the tor
pedoing Of the Lusitanla. 10 matter
how lamentable from humanitarian
standpoint, left no stain upon Ger
many's honor" I"
Thus. u there remained prospect
Of thereby achieving ultimate success
for the German arms. another Lnsi-
tania would be unhesitatingly destroyed
at the cost Of another hundred Amsri-
can livea German honor would feel
itself tarnished at nothing that could
contribute to the final triumph Of
the fatherland. II the destruction Of
unarmed liners without warning were
Of real value to the German cause. and
II her submarines could operate freely
with less danger Of their own destrue-
ton, then would Admiral Won Trpit1'
plan Of undersea campaign be contin-
ued unchanged. Germany does not fear
us-has no need TO fear Us. Again
quoting the zeitung:
''It Is surely known In the United
States that even a declaration OF war
by America against Germany could no
longer do real harm to the German
cause.
Those Of us who want the United
States to keep out Of the mixup. II we
can do so with honor. have occasion
to rejoice that things areas
they sre. Even though we may love
not England. Il would be an III day for
ns could her maritime supremacy be
ieopardized by the German submarine.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10
''BIG GUNS" or OREGON
ARE GOING TO ROUNDUP

pendle,ou, ore. sept. e.--1v Wit
mesa the mos, elaborate and extensive
presentation. % the world.famous
Roundup which starts september -,
practically all Of the prominent stat
officials OF Oregon are coming 60 fsa'
dleton. There viii be Governor
withyeambe, state Treasurer Nay,
Secretary OF State oleott. United
states senators Chamberlain and
Lane, ConEressmen Macarthur and
slnnott and President % the Senate
w. fair Thompson, In addition TO a
number OF other diHnltarieA
The big program has been eomplet-
cd and entries are coming IN daily.
Everything h In readiness Tor one OF
the blgRvat crowds ever seen In PEN
dleton, coming mighty close 20 the
record mark % 1918 when 5N,eoo peo-
pie passed through the gates,
while all events on the Roundup
program have spice and thrill :"
them, there are two which VIII
douhl ysplcy this year. the Maverick
race and the steer-roplng contest
This because the steers 10 be used ~
these events are the widest things
ever seen on the Roundup grounds, 20
wild they are difficult 20 handle aud
the directors are seriously considering
whether Il win be safe 10 put them ON
the arena without stronger fence
protecting the Erandatand and bleach.
ers.
All the big events are practically
ftllca now and the contestants are
coming all the way from Oklahoma
and Canada 20 try for the worlds
championship. Pendlcton ls making
the usual preparations Tor entertain.
ing tho crowd and will give them
royal welcome when they arrive.
Happy Canyon Is busting up the ron'
lette wheels. faro tables and laying 10
a hlE supply OF red dos bIttera. TheS
are all ready with tremendous Let
'er buck"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

In the cireul, Court Of the stats Of Oregon io'
umAtiiia uounty.
Ida Isabel Davis. fl.inua. w. glra gloYd
Davis. Defendant.
TO Klra Floyd Davis, Defendant;
IN THE NAME uF THIS STATE OF oRk
CON: You are hereby summaliesi aud ~.
aulrvd TO appear aud answer the eompiaint oi
the plaintiff on hle uith the Ciefk Of the
sisVc entitled teart wtihin nix eepks ifpei
the date oi the Atst puhiieaIion ot thts sun.
u0ns, to-uii on % bVtofe friday the lath dsy
81 Oulober, 1918 sand you will trke notice thsi
II yca TALL 10 appear and AnswoF said eetil,
plnlnt or othefwisa plead thereto uithin said
limr. the plaintsr. tof want thsrret. viii ar.
rly " tho above snlitled couft i0f the fvllvl
ptnScd Toe and demanded IN the prayer u ksf
,umpisiut, to.att. tnf decree forever dis
salying the bonds 0g HaAtaimpny nov nnd hetc'
HloFc existing betueSu piathtia aud defNnd.
ant aud for other equitable tpltsi.
Tnis Summons IL published pufauant 90 hn
,sfdeF duly male on lhs ~ day el September
lsia, by Hon q. v. Phetps, Cltcuit Judsp 0i
the sixth Iudiriai District oi the state OF Ore.
gun, and Ale hrst qualifications ~ this Summons
viii BE- made In the wAstuS LEApka nesspa,
per published Al Weston. rmattlia County. Or
,g0n, on the ~ day el September. 1915 ana
the last publication will b. made on the iath
lay Of October, 1918,
liaied Al rvndlel0s. Oregon. on this the lss
lay OF September, A. D 1875
WILL NJ PETERSON.
Attorney Tor fiaiaiin
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

New York. n. Y.--A young Chinese
student has invented Chinese type
writer. The machine has three keys,
a back-spacer. spacer and a key
with which 1900 characters OF the
Chinese language are struck. The
characters are on cylinder. which Is
turned BY the writer until the proper
character is found and written by
striking the key. The inventor claims
40 words a minute can be written.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

Germany's magnificent air fleet has
made another gallant raid upon the
English coast, gloriously killing and
Gripping more than score Of women
and children.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE

We have never before sold remedy
with the QUICK action OF simple
buckthorn bark. giycerine. etc. as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. the appendicitis
preventative. ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves sour stomach. gas and constipa-
tion AT ONCE. II. Goodwin. drug
gist.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

In replacing the commandant Of the
state soldiers home. Governor Witty
combe hiss again demonstrated his deep
devotion to the sacred duty Of punish
ing his enemies and rewarding his
friends.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

The Department Of Agriculture esti-
mates this years wheat crop At $751;.
100000 bushels. or 90. 900. 900 more
than last years record-breaker. The
wise grower win psrehance revise his
notions as to dollar wheat. /"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

How admirably eonsiderate Of her
guests would have been the gracious
act Of Mrs. John Jacob Astor in hurl-
ing her campfire dinner over a cliff, II
she hadn't cooked anotherl
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

Cleveland. GA theater manager
here has fired all his blonde ushers
and hired brunettes He claima the
men talked with the blondes and pa
irons had to wait 20 be shown their
seats.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

Having placed himself at the head Of
his armies, Gar Nicholas win be pretty
generally certain Of having the tail be-
tween his royal person and the Teutons.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

According to the Monday Crawfish
the Rev. Corinthians |. Bett said in
part In his last Sundays sermon:
ITO appreciate the parable Of the
Prodigal Son. one must take care to
look at it from some other view point
than that OF the fatted calf. -
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-09-10

Pendleton having rglommed Sitting
Bulls saddle, Walls Waila win have 10
scout around lively for Standing Cows
riding habit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-12
.ALLECED SPY IS CAUGHT IN FLORIDA August Orbolph Charged With Frying Into U. s.
 Defenses

Tallahassee Fla, August 11.-Federai
 officers here today arrested man giv-
 ing his name as August Orbolph on a
 warrant charging him with entering
 upon property under the control of the United States government for the pur-
 pose of obtaining information concerning
 national defenses to which he Was not entitled"
 Orbolph is alleged to have visited and
 made drawings of military reservations
 and lighthouses at Flag Island, Fort St Joe, Crooked Island, Moreno Point. Santa
 Rosa Island, Apalachicola bay, St An drew's bay, Panama City, Fort Pickens and Barancas, all along the gulf coast of Florida. Other points which federal officers claim the prisoner has visited are the United States reservations off Cedar Keys and all others as far south as the en- trance to Tampa bay.
 At the request of John L. Medley. Uni ted States attorney for the northern dis trict of Florida, the case was continued until Thursday by Federal Commissioner !, McCord to allow time for further investi- gation
 Orbolph is said to have been in Florida for the past three months. He has made no statement but government representa- tives asserted he had explained his con- tinued presence by claiming to be inter- ested in bee culture along the gulf coast.