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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12

LONDON Aug IA bill passed
By Parliament abolishes the time
honored wordy Indictment against
prisoners, which. in the form Of a
parchment scroll frequently u feet
long. has for many generations been
a feature Of the British criminal
courts.
The bill requires that prisoner
shall be charged in few and simple
words on printed paper. not parch-
ment, not larger than a foot square
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
Van TraIIed eOO MIIes Arrestcd.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Aug. ~.
Benton county is asked to turn over
william Stone, who was arrested on
a charge Of horse stealing just as q
Yakima officer arrived after trailing
the fugitive more than 200 miles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12

ly $1,000 and agreed to spend s1O.-
900 on the highway The state has
let a contract for only IA. instead of
the 20 miles or more surveyed, cost
ing only $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
Sand Point Has Big Elrc.

SAND POINT, Idaho, Aug. Ia
The Idaho Match Block works. near
here, sustained loss by fire am
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
Treaty Rights Not Mnl,nd

Germany stipulates that payment
shall not involve admission of a trea-
ty violation; the American note is
said to stipulate that no treaty rights
are waived by acceptance. The am
cunt to be paid will be fixed by two
commissions, one appointed by each
government
The German position, as outlined in
the last note, is that payment Of in
demnity for Ships destroyed is all
that the treaty contemplates. The
United States contends that any Am
erican ship, even if laden with con
taband, is protected from destruc-
tion by article 1S of the treaty, al
though 1t is not contended that a con
traband cargo would he So protect
ed
German View rejected.
Germany has held that since the
sinking of ships is not specifically
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
Only TuVO More Days Of My August
Clean Up Sale is Left
2uSOdaxa-

told The Peoples Warehouse
when | started this sale that it
would be hummer and l was
right. l have done all and more
than | agreed to and for extra full
measure ! am going to make Friday
and Saturday the biggest days of the
sale, and am asking you personally
to come and help boost the sales.
I'll pay you mighty we'll for your
time by giving you the biggest bar
gains of the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
German View rejected.

Germany has held that since the
sinking of ships is not specifically
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-12
Lot /.
UP TO SIPS AT 53c
Lot 2.
$1.CO TUB SILKS CSC

A real genuine tub silk, neat pat
terms and cOlorings, 36 inches wide,
worth $1.OO yard. August Clean
Up Sale .........-...........,,.,......, Csc
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
METHODIST

In view of the fact that our
church thro-out the State has set a
goal to he reached in all depart
ments of our church and that
special plans for this work has been
provided for in our Conferences
and Districts and as we are q part
of the entire body, and these plans
are for, therefore l want to enter
this work with all the energy we
can command, and hope our
church will catch the spirit. To
this end | will preach sermon
Sunday morning, and | want every
member of the church out. Now
come, friends, and let us get into
this move. 1t is the greatest thing
ever undertaken by our church.
There are no clap trap methods, no
special finances, or any thing else
but just common sense business
plan for work.
Sunday evening want to use the
subject: Why people backslide." l
want you out, for l am going to
take up some things that are detri-
mental to church work, and why
they cannot enter this work. / wish
that l might speak about the Mems
Bible Class trip and the meeting in
Hannibal, but space will not permit,
suffice me to say they were epochs
in the church. C. I. Hoy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
FIRST BAPTIST

We had 129 at Sunday School
last Sunday and the CONGREGATIONS
at the preaching services were good;
especially good in the morning
Some are sick and some are away
so let every one who can possibly
do so come next Sunday, Sunday
School is at 9:45 a. m. and the
hours for preaching are II a. m
and 7 p. IN, We shall have our
mid week prayer service on Wed.
nesday evening at 7 O'Clock
The women of our church will
pack barrel for the Orphans
Home Wednesday afternoon at Mr.
Conway's Lumber Yard. Every one
should have some part in this good
work.
The WOmen's Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. M. B
Proctor on Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. 1t is the Thank offering
meeting of the year and it is earn
estly hoped that every one who can
do so may come.
Sam P. Gott, Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
Grape Gelatin.

Use your favorite jello or gelatin
recipe with peeled and seeded Cali
fornia grapes. Use with or without
other fruits. Delightful with grapes
alone. This is not only a delicious,
but beautiful dish to serve during
grape season"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
Avoid Vegetable Rurnlnn.

II you win place pie plate upside
down I'm the kettle you win avoid all
burning Of the potatoes or other vege-
liable. IL you should happen to for
set them and the water boil dry.
Your vegetables will be on top Of the
Die plate and not seorohed in the least.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
CHRISTIAN

Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Bible Class $50 p. m.
Boys Club els p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
Choir practice Saturday 1880 p m
The public cordially invited to
attend all Sunday services.
W. Garnet Alcorn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
This Column Closes Promptly 81
ga. NJ. Each Wednesday.
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be celebrated at II a. m.
A full attendance of all the church
is earnestly requested
Preaching at 7:30 p. N
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
The public cordially invited to all
services.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18

hS NOVEMBER SALE involves under price purchase of
all from well makers
course of business we would have to charge onefor half
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-11-18
ABOUT THE CHURCHES

Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-05-22

ett.v- tsAr - Ftffe &C., Eet -
y - - *
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

Ian0es ipillen 70 imcn6li1e Spfcr
foroert, feuert Die itarfe @inigfeit
uno unberglei1Ii6e araft unieres
@oIfes audi ms Srauen INNER iUie-
Ser bon neuem oM aI ben bielen,
sic binaus5ieben 81 blutigen &dm-
pfen, oie 5uriidfebreu BON tapferen
Sbaten inieres beipunoerllngspiir-
Oigen Seeres, Elm nenig niisen 5u
fonnen Ourcb baiisfroulide Sbdtig-
felt. 2ie punoerbare 3uoeriiHt iin-
ieres Seeres, 0os llnier @ertrnuen in
10 6o6em WlaBe oerOient, Die beoin.
gungsloie @flidttreue, Die iue0er
5lrdt nod Sdpanfen fennt, bat
iib bon ben MGnnern aud 10 leiie
81 uns 5rauen biHiibergerettet. @e-
ben mir bel 0untIem Morgengrauen,
Oa Oie rngIeih i'm @inoe fIadernoen
Strablen oerein5elter StrabenIoter-
men einen uniidereu Treifpunft in
unierem 9luge iu1en, llnierer @ir-
funesit1tte ertgegen febren mir
BEL nGHtliher Stiae beim o0er ar,
beiten bel itorfem 9lnorane oie eon5e
g}adt bin6ur6 6urdt, Oie uns in
6rieOens5eiten beim glaeiniuanoern
10 lei1t beidli1, fennt uniere Seele
nidt mebr. Gas iuunoerbolle iin0
borauleli6tenoe geiipiel unierer
Wl1nner, oos Seloentbum unierer
3eit, Oos olle fleinliden @eoenfen
itnO 3agboftigfeiten mic Streu I'M
@inOe peripebte, bat aud unierem
Snnern einen eiiernen 3on5er geee-
ben, ser. BON @fliHttreue ino 0pfers
mut6 9cidirlnt, ms in allen 2ogen
oen rihtigen @eg finoen ldBt.
@ir 5rouen preiien uns bellte
sliidlid, ms unieren M6nnern Elm
menig iuiirOig 5u 5eigen unO infer
beideioenes Sbeil om @obl oes @o-
terlanoes our6 oie @flege ilnierer
topferen Grieger auf oen lleber.
gangsitationen Dor Dem Sinoits6ie.
ben in oen admpf beitrageu 81 f0n-
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
g6bernfeu.

Serr 0aornon 9. 9leun De'u'
5inon8icr uuO gobu.V'a9''"' a,
8eoonu arm, fpur bel icll's'' ','',liO
bensenOe elm bielfader Vs' ',iret
mar. - Gin 0lus5ug aus ~
2ouf6obn.
SEEM g orE 9. Gebrilar. = =, unS
man 9. 9feom, ser 5inonslss bic
gobn.w2oonut, 1T bcitte in eille,,i0 ile,,0 I, III
Iigen SoIpital eeitorben. VI l''
e sein Sf~Ss5S'foi Sob foiate ciucr 0ger'sl'ss1 ss
ucoen eines Dormleioens, Illt Iaat mof
er felt mebreren Sobren bep0l'sS Sor be-
Serr acom gait aIs elmer 0'I ger
oeiitenoIten Ropitaliiten OK ss,forpf
stoaten irn6 mar Defenders. :, DI ,bn be
I'M @cItcn, mo er ieine D'~.gtorei
qonu. gr mar ciner Der c5tdlE
uno @riIn0er Der nllnllsp1 p1,ireftof
SteeI Corporation" ell erie
Der Baltimore & Ohio, Oct osaobn
uno Der .9Sere Wlorquctte < Or onSe
Ser ,Seobooro 9lir &ine" n'''
rer 8obnen. sorfmoO'
.fIN
man.. .'' arrm altI,nr nno o6nc stanDsss;SSi6a
nectionen, urbeitete er iid] oI't g.
empor. gr wuroe in Soll''''1s h,rgc
@o., aeboren iuo orbeitete als .',o6ei e
W2onn erIt oltf Der 6arnk SScn eF
nebenbei Shtnoen CAB. u''~'''rSe e
inn 9iirgerfriege geOient, lD.ociddil
GIcrf 81 in einem eiieuiuuoreH'ss,, ss,,aDri
in SorneosbilIe, 9Sa. S.'ooo Sn' iir'
1871 bcqob er fid uud e0lGaSf1 Sf1rcise
beeonn iid Dem @ieb- iInO S Se eireI
bonOeI gu wiOmeu er iplitps 9.,ie ur'
Ser 9ioniere ser StobIinOlldls,l.Te So
IpieIte cine berOOrrusenOe s,.s,Ooiiidc
BEL, sic beri6ieOenell lDsIs orls Si'
stobIfirmen gu conioliolret,'o, ooi p'l'
.5eoerol Steel Co." N Cgorpor',
Der United Stotes Steel .,sSe Sefl
iion" obIorbirt ipur0e, lu".',orotioll'
0aeom Elm 0ireftor Der eVlOf0 f0l2itglie'
in ueI6er er Bis iebt ols
6es Sinans- -Goulife's flrus'rtS, uitobl1'
er ipur Elm Qircftor Der . gSS9ortiopal
2ife 9liiuronce Co." Der :, .Is,.opolita''
Biscuit Co." ltnO Der yyss'I
9ruIt Co." bon Oseiu.gO[l' se,lte iel''
|ernoeen ouf $5O,Ooo'oO'
100000 9ei6Gtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

@rielter uno feline Soils3alle''" ~
morOet. - 9oli5ei repre'
einem gadeaft.

Rrleller uIlO lellle 9uNN9' .rt
moroet. - Boli5ei re@ne'
einem Gadeott.
93en Britain Cont ., SS .S;or.
- @oter ssyoiep6 8ebris, Der se'llol' Fl
ger Der Iitbouii6en fotbOlnqe" qe"s6SI.
slnoreus Stride, unO ieine SO's9D@r1 lDs1
term, SRI. Gbo @illmall, p1I p"So,,Ie
bcute ais qeiaen in Dem 9farrVonar,'' Wy
ollfaeflinOen. Ser Erieiter ipa' .,os
i6oiien lpor0en. Qie aeide luieS 5'yr '''or
9ueelwunoen auf. Ole 6r9p ,nor. MI
nit elmer @oI6Icine erOrOllen on on
oen; alt6 ibre 2eihe batte e''''
geImunoe on ser Sano. .,,,rSe
Ser 2eibnom oes Trielters ~ ,S ne
ouf Dem syuBbooen Oes @arlCrSa aili. n
geno oitfeefunoen oie oes 6r'; ;a,A,bI.
man in i5rem 8imuer i'm Go@p"vSS q ,'TS
Goter 8ebris mar 80 Sabre ali i..I,iIl ic
felt Is Sobreu bier tbatis. 0r'''
Gilman mar 40 Sabre all. - ols
Dos Ierbreden puroe enfOeu,$1 os $iot.
W2itqIie6er ser @emeinoe ysS%i yos.,oiter
idungen onIteltel Oa Der P''
ni6t our Dleiie eridien. nidi
0ie &oli5ei ertldrt, Dab DUl rs SET
Ianger 3eit elm Streit innerQal' SaB
@emeinoe entTtono, iino gla'rpA p'A,,Ssln
es iid I'M ciucu 9aaaeatt pu
mag. ..4e BE-
(SpGter.) - Gs pnrOe gsl,r, .a,, Set
fonnt, OoB Dor etipa awei Sapr''c1 c,ep'
IrieIter mebrere @riefe pols lts..nS,lr,
gorf erbielt, ole llnter SooesOSSoS;pI SS;pIcl
oen @el0 bon ibm berlonster. s6nli,
@riefen foIeten ipdter aTloers ~
der glotltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
OluklamO nnO Ons OentiAc WrnnO-
eigentbum.

g9ie sic in M1osfan erI9einenoe
,9fubfoje Sloipo" mel0et, perbon-
0elte oas SemItluo Oes @oupernes
ments 4ursf W1itte Sanuar iiber oen
@lan, oas @eiierebt bon goloniiten
reiGSoeiitider uno 0iterreidiider 9Lb-
Itommling an @rlmOeigeutbum uno
Smnobilien 5u bei1rdnfer. @db-
renO Der 9erbnnolung iprab 9orooo-
ieipsfi gegen Sen Rlnn, neil Der g[b-
georonete Der gteiGSouma, Marfoiu,
nod 5ipei W}onate Dor Dem 9lusbrub
Oes Rrieges in Der onltlihen @olt-
pernements- 3eiting geidrieben bat,
9luBlanO Ioae lieber nit 0eltidlano
Elm 8iuoniB i1lieBen ais init gng-
Iano. W}arfotp eripioerte, 0aB er
nod beiite aiif Dem Stanopunft itebc,
oen CT oomals oertreten babe. Ser
Elnn, oos @eiitreHt Der GoloniIten
rei1soeliti9er rno 0Iterreidiiber glb-
itanmiine 81 beldrdnfen, iei ieiner
@1einung na6 unoiir6fiibrbar, neil
in 9fuBlano piele Mlillionen bon
Geutiden obitammten. Gr iei ieI6it
oeiltiGer 9lbitammung. 1as binoere
i'm ober ni6t. Elm e6ter 9iuiie 5u
iein. Sn Der Senitpo-8eriamu-
lung ieien fnit ale Oeiitider, 0iterrei-
Hiider ooer tatoriider 9Ibitomniipg.
Gin @oabIntritiie iei oielleiGt nur
elmer, ser feline 8eoeutiing babe.
Sogor Der %rdIioent Der 9eiHsoumn,
&o05ianfo, beroanfe Dem GinfluB
Der 0eutideu 9iuBlanOs feline @abl
Oa Oas Semittpo 81 elmer @inigung
nidt gelangte, puroe Die Gntihei-
0ung in Oieier 6ruge einem 9Iusi6uB
iiberlpieien.
Qbpnnenicn, bic ben ,,rentfdjen 0urrcippns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
QsOitrneiit D'l'''

g8afbingtoit .. - bcute o., y,
graiiOent giiiOn ernunat9e at9e.,ytTsrtciit itef''
no6ltcbenoen Serreu gu H
in oen beigefiieten 0rtel' .4forS, Gor
Gobio 81. gSiliou 81 SuI'' 4, lltie"
uecticut; SObn 8. @iDlO" ~ ~ Gole0~
98..y.; George s. Narr'lV o, o. 0ttalD~
Obno; glIounlon q. eIOer o. -, ggSOtfss I.
aonIas; Sobn 81. SbaQeI %, o. al 9ar
itcr, Wloii. 9. IS. pGSI',ifor <
fegon @lid.; @illlall' ,nrS 81. q
Greot Sails, Wlontond, ~ %l gl..g
Spillone al @ait SprornIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

le lUlcS % llJf dllI DClll QeluelDullPl
oen n2anopebrtopp~. Sn Der Gom-
pagnie bat er OenSpibnomeu nYiep",
pobI pegeu ieiner tiefen, or0bnenOen
gaBitimme, mas aud 5ur groBen,
fraftboqen @eitaIt urfoniib pirft.
Sbn bringt oas aber nidt aus ieiner
93ube. Seine @euliitbsrr6e lit iiber-
baupt unl3erIt5rbar, ebenio ipie 6ei iei-
nem neben ibm itebenOen SreilnOe
9lnton, Ser ober nidt rnuht, ionOeru
priemt. 9ei0e iino uniagbar idweig-
lam, o6er i'm gon5eu Battalion als
ME beriagenoe, tootiidere Sdiisen be-
fannt. @naoe Soft Dem Menihens
finoe, altf oem Iie aud nur iiir einen
9lugenbIid Rimme lmb aoru 5uian-
men friegeu. Griiben miro es Ieben.
oig, mir iparen, Oas unniiBe &nallen
lit MIR Mimitionsberi1Denoung Sen
Sran5oIen ideint ober 0as S6ieBen
beioenmGBig SpaB 5u moden Wlit
einem N2ole gebt es ncben mir fur5.
st, es bat aud Ieidt aaufgeidIogeu.
SD iebe, pie ,Eiep", ser iid eben
fertig MAIDEN poIIte, nit einem 01oIe
Iein @epebr nit Der redien Sano
loslGBt, Sen 2innriemen losneItelt,
ieinen Eopp abniinmt ino i'm beod6-
tia anidait, i'm bin- iin0 berorebeio
Sbne ein @ort 5eiet er i'm iebr un'
5uirie0enen 9luges ieinem 8reunoe
9lnton. Ger idittelt n1ibbinigeno
oen 9opf. Cine aueeI mar ouf Der
linfen Seite born eingei9lnger 1iilo
binten pie0er raisgeeongen. @iep
beoedt Iein Saupt mieoer unO dugt
ettuas i9Grfer nod ienieits. CT bat
ober faitnt ipieoer iein @etpebr gefabt,
oa gebt's mieoer: Bt imb nod einaml:
1T. Gas 5meite W2ol ealt aber ieinem
Nrelmoe 9(ntou. ggieoer IdBt Eiep
los, ninlrnt ieinen Sopp riuiter, lmo
iebt lit er Ii9tIi1 er6oIt. Iomit oas
@lei6gepidt eeipabrt miro, lit cine
4ugel allf Der anoeren Seite ourd.
geidlogen. Sebr ergrinunt betra4.
tet 9iep Iidb ieineu Sopp. rSuite
@orte? lagt er in ieinem tiefiten gob
sl 9lnton, itno mir nidt er 5u: n8ier
9uftl0her is'n bisten bile bel BET
@etter,~ 70 orobnt es grimmig. S&on
min er ben Eopp pieoer alifiesen be.
Iinnt ii6 ober nod uno idiebt i'm
ouf 9lrmesIdnee redts 5miiden ms
ouf ole 8ruitpebr. Sd bin geipannt,
pos MN iperoen ion. giubig gebt
mein Ole6enmam pieoer in Stellung
uuo IpGbt idorf 5ur feinoIideu SteI-
lung 6iniiber. ltno mie0er gebt es:
Bt. Cine augeI lit &iep Ourd oen
ooIlen S1opf eefabren iinO bat i'm
eflig ge5iept. 9Iber @iep bat iib alf.
geridtet uno, NIT Dem rehtcn Iau-
men naG Ieiuem Gopp binibwcnfeuO,
iagt er trilmpbirenO 8um 5einoe
biuiiber: .Se6Itc, Srngefen, OetmaI
baIt n MD ietroffenl" Damn ober
liegt er, Ii6 iorafdItie OedenO, gan5
Itia ouf Der 2ouer. Gr ipeiB iebt,
lper i9ni nit 70 iideren Sdiiiien ieis
nen Gopp ino Sdopf 8eridoiien bat.
Mit einem Male lit Der Wtaun wie
aus gr5 gebaueu, nidts 5udt an ibm,
ounn ldBt er fIieeen. aitr5 blitt iein
9luge nod einnal biniiber, nod elm
frdftiger @aff ans ser @ieiie, itno
geloiien wenoet er lid 5u ieinem
6reunoe 9lnton, Ger I'M eleiheu Slu-
genblid eefunft bate: sd babe
ibm". sd meinen 9oomafieu ood, "
iogt 9lnton fnurrig II. 5eiate nod iei-
nem reGten DIR, oas ltarf ihueiBtc
uno an Dem oben elm giertel feblte.
9Siep aber bolte iid ieinen Eopp ipie-
Ser lno ioete fein @ort mebr. Or
mar bod fali9 iiber Die ooi1en 90.
X..u -. fo,,,o,,, crohf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
6rausOiiihe gerletnus Der belsiideu
9lentralit1t.

Ole 0glor00eiitidc glngeneine
3eitling" idreibt: 9alo nad 9riegs-
ausbru9 niroe in Der Oeutiden
8reiie befannt, Dab idon Dor Der
ariegserfldring GeutI1lanOs an
6ranfrei1 aif Dem belgiiden @ren5-
9a6n6of @rquelinnes fran5oiii1es
NGlitGr beobadtet porOen mar. lin.
iere @egner babeu Oieie Ebatio6e be-
itritten in0 fir ibrc 9iidtigfeit eiuen
9eiueis geforOert. W}it 9fiidii1t bier
ouf oer6ffentli1en mir folgenoe 5ell-
geneiOlibe gIusiagc, nad Der bereits
am "a. Suli 1914 felomaridmGBi-
ges @}ilitGr in 5tdrfc poit etua Sluei
Gonlpagnien BON Faris glbenOs 6
llbr nit oem D-3ug iiber @aau6euge
nad @rqueIinnes gefabreu mO bort,
alio mif belaiihem 9oOen, Oen 3ug
DerIallen bat.
0as @eri1t oes @enerolgouOer-
nements in @elgien. 8riiiel, ben
o., 12., 1914. sd mar ais 8a-
brifOireftor i'm Suli 1914 eei6dftlid
in @aris. glm "a. Suli 1914 flbr
id 9l6enos 6 llbr nit Dem 0.3uge
iiber W}ou6eugc rno gtomrr noh
garmen. S1on ouf Dem 8abnbof in
@ariS iiel mir ouf DAB einc groBe
Nlenee fran80iiider Snfanterie nit
in ben laneen O.8ug itieg inO nob
gelgien fubr. 9ie Soloaten iuoren
in boaem @epdd. SD i9dbte iie auf
minoeitens 5pei Gompagnien, es fon-
nen au1 mebr geweien ieiu. gluf
Der belgii6en Station Grqielinnes,
no fir lns Gipililten @ep1freoiiion
ltattfanO, oerlieBen au6 Die fran5oii-
icben Soloaten ben Bug iuo ner-
idponoen Damn ouf Dem 8obnbof;.
mo Tie bingingeil babe i1 0ann nibt
mebr berfolgt. Sie fubren ieoen-
foas na1 Ger 3onreoiiion nit Oent-
ielben D.3ug ni1t mebr. Sd pun-
Oerte mid aber, OoB 10 Diele fran5o.
iii1e SolOaten no1 8elgien fubren.
Sd fragte einen oortigen 3oabeant-
ten, ipie oas fame; 0ieier meinte, iie
b6tten peri6lafen. SD ma6te mir
Oamals feline belonoeren @eoanfen,
neil i6 an einen arieg nod ni6t
Oa6te. 9tad &riegsoisbrud fam ih
aiif 0ie Soee, es fonnte cine beipuBte
9erleeung ser beleiiben gaeiItralit0t
our9 5ranfrei1 Dorliegen, inoen es
idon cine @oAe Dor 4rieesans6riG
SoIoaten na6 geloien ididte. 9lui-
fdaig lit mir iebt aud, 0aB am Gage
no6 oieier giien6a6ufabrt Oos 0iter-
reibiibe llltimatim an Serbien a6.
lief.
Sd fiige nod bin5it OaB ib in Fa.
rig an 0emiel6en Gage GA. Suli
1910 and i6on Inn 5 llbr aiif Dem
Oitbabnbof mar, nm meine Sdwe-
tier olf Oen Bug nad Soarbriiden
5u bringen. 0ieier BUG mar nod
me6r nit fran5oiiidem @ailitar be-
iett, ais Der meiuioe. sic fubren Of
fenbor no6 glancp. 9ieier 3.3ug
mar oerartig nit Solooten ii6er-
fiiat, Dab lie in 5raueuabt6eile 2.
alaiie itiegen imo in idmutliden
@dngen itonoen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
G6eifer gS. g9itters tOSt.

CT. glIbons, st., 9. Sebruor.
Charles gg. @itters, @ice.Yr6lioent
Ger Central @ermont. 9obn," luO
lange Sabre binourd ibr 9lnmoIt, lit
beute bier i'm 9llter bon 70 Sobren
einem 9lnfoll bon 2unacnent5iinoiutg
erlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
@eIdidltsforIdcrin Derl'''''

@ortIuuO, @acv 8; 9c;,igyiorO, p, S''
iSroli 9luglita sale 'ySi;StsforlGi'1, Y,
96riftiteaerin uno e'elu conIalSS S,'i y
rim, Satin oes friibere''o 'oscorge ~
9olel, Sbipei6, SerrH O[rter Doll
forO, 1T berte bier IN ~r wor es
Sobren berihieoen. SsS seS,o,,ntors "
9dmcItcr oes SunOeSl''
gene Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
Oscuer 0rcaOmOiiaBf

9Pewport &c e 10 p eT1reoonol,lss,,s
Ser neue Super :, f6. S''''
rqsennibloonio" iDlrO ,'a'' u,,' ,per0'"
bier bonn Stopel gelalle"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

HT7t~f %ttt~ H~tfe%~'' f''' ~~'yfFE~''
graben.
v9lus Dem griefe eines Ofii5ieroienlt.
t9uers.)
ltnIere 2anopebr.Gomp liegt
MN ihon fiinf Gage ino flint yld6ts
in BEN SHiisengrd'
ben. Gina 300 Wleter Dor uns, iens
ieites zines fleineiL iitmpfigcu @rrn.
oes, fino Die 6ran8oieh 9Ilpenidger,
eingegroben. @s beiBt idorf olifpai.
len. Ges W1oreens berridjt beioer-
ieits meiIt 9iu6e, aber bod lit es mebr
ipie gelpagt, iid irgenOipie iebr mau-
fla 81 MAIDEN. Wleiit 6es 9orinittags
iebt orii6en oas @efnaue Elm. gleben
mir itebt our 2infen auf @ndt ein
oieri9rotiger 9anowe6rmonn NIT rie-
iigem @onbnrt, i'm W}unoe ole nie
nusacbenoe 9feifc (Eabof, eetrodnete
9inieu airidbldtter, aartofielfrailt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

Mbunnenfcn, bic ben ,,rentf1en 0urrcippns
bcnfen" mint phuftllnl pber nnregelmnhtn ets
balien, Hub ncbcten, ber Office bnOon per Eelrs
pbOn cber idriiilInl wilitbellnno 81 ulnntH.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
Police Good to
Man Whose Best
Girl Beat Hin,
"Ray for Heafanish," Shouts
Joe Black, and Has Cooling
Cloths Put on His Head

When you have called ON lady
friend of yours whom you admire
and
When that lady hits you on the head
with a meat can and makes a nice long
cut on your skull, and
When they take you to the emergen
cy hospital and put a beautiful stitch
in the scalp and 49, I
When you go about town with your
hat off, saying, Ray for the Healan.
ish! Itsh a wunnerful WORT! And
showing your fine new cut to your
friends-and- "a
When a policeman got an eye on
you and came your way, but just at
the proper moment the stitch fell out
Of your scalp - ~ 4
Wouldn't 1t be a joke II they took
you to the lookup and put cool
clothes on your head, and fed you
iced water and patted you on the
shoulder, and then sent you to the
Queens Hospital to have another
nice little stitch put in your head?
That's what happened to Joe Black
Saturday night. Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
TURNS INTO TELEGRAPH
. POLE TO AVOID SMASH

w. Akina was riding tandem with
N Robertson yesterday afternoon on
"a motorcycle, and when bn King
street, near Mokauea, they fell In be-
hind an auto driven by Pang Chong
Pang turned into Mokauea street and
Robertson, Griving the cycle. turned
short into telegraph pole in order TO
avoid a collision. Robertson cleared
himself by slmping off the seat. but
Akina, on the rear seat, was thrown
off the machine, knocked unconscious,
and later taken to the police station
to have his right hand dressed, one
finger having been painfully injured.
The motorcycle was uninjured