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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02
Seras.

Sn ben @albeitoner Safen lie
fen i'm pergangenen Jisfoliabr rs!
|Shiffe bon fremoen uno 515 Dol
einbeimilden 9dfen Elm.
@eim @obnenpfluden auf if
rer Sarm, feds MeiIen bon 8orn
%entfernt, tpuroe Srau Mueuft 8bilirl
bon einer &lapperihIange IN 81
San0 gebiilet. Die @unoe lit 10
fort bebanoelt morben nno Sral
Hbilipp lit auBer @efabr.
- @oltperneur Serenion bat Su
Bagner bon Seinple gum Stenoera
pben IN ieiner Office ernannt.
anf a6tunopier5ig 9ompfibiI
fen gingen i'm Monot Septelnber boz
COLLECTION 224,573 8allen Baum
nolIe uno 4,60f,550 glllbel 8eisai
in's Mltslano.
8abreno 6es leeten 5isfoIia5.
res lino uber @alpeIton Broouftt
oller art I'M @erte bon $229,18L,.
TAP ausgefibrt moroen. COLLECTION
III Der groBte 9aumpoaperidii
fnngsbafen Der @elt. Sn Der Sai
ion 1914-15 betrug Die Musiubr
44039,022 gallen.
Sn Waribaa lit Die MnItrei.
der 8erfltdtte nit pielen YaI'a.
gierrpasen Der Geras uno 9acifit
Nabn nno ben 6nneben itebenoen
Nieoerlageft elm Maub Der Slamme i,
.getDoroen. Ser gotalperluIt miro alf
pernnihIagt. Die 8ebau
De maren BON @ol5 iu1o 8lef), ar,-
oere MIR BON Sol5 gebaut.
IS. 90. gerren, felt oreiBg Sab
rem Brin5ipnl Der Negerlhulen in
Sort 8ortb, lit als HrinsipaI oes
Erairie gietp Sta~atsgeormaI= uno
Snourie College fir Neger erm1GIt
poroen.
Ous Mferbnu- uno @eperbc-
College in 8rpan bot eegentpariis
1882 3oglinge, Inn 25 Hro5ent
mebr als beim 8eginn beg lettcn
Shuliabres.
Sn Gallas 1tiir5te in einenl
Officegeb1noe Der 10 Sabre altc
Mrtbur 9elIinger ourdJ
orei Stodmerfe einen glepatoridadt
berab nno blieb tot mif Der GteIe.
Gie gunoesregierilng IaBt III
Neu-g rmtnfeIs elm Yoitgebduoe err
ridten, fir tpeI6es Die Hldne nu6
Gpe5ifitationen eingetroffen fino mo
9lngebote oemnddit eingeforoeri
iperoen.
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Gilman b. Sanbers.

Ger 9aiier bat Dem MaridyaI 81.
man b. Gamblers oen Sroen uBour
le merite" perlieben. Ger an Der tin.
fiiden Norofront iih aufbaItense
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes v@erliuel
Tageblattes" fdiloert oie abaeld)lo.
genen angriffe Der gngf1noer geser
ben aooiaidemen-0ng uno auBerl
Damn: Die oeutIhen Sffi5icre fri
bon BEG 2obes iiber Die @ioerftanos.
fabigfeit uno SpfertpilIigfeit Der tiir.
fiifen Solonten uno mas Die Sci
tung mnbelangt. 10 -biirgt Ser Siam,
fir iie: Gilman b. Sanoers. Gs iei
critaunlid, oen Marihon 5u Ieber
Der nun ieit Monaten oie 8eran.
rortling at Den Dnroanellen gan;
aIlein TRACE. Sein nabesu 3tpansig
ftiinoige tdglide Grbeit, Die er oran
BEN i'm Seloe bel puritamiiden Tim
ftdroen leiite, babe ben fait Sed)5ig
i1brigen nift int Mm0eitems anae
griffen. ltnerl1iittert itebe er ali
Dem eialamiten 5el6berrnpolten DC;
@eltfrieges uno tpie ale auf il,
bertralten, pertraue er ieIbit meiter
Die Gore Der Weltitabt beridloliel
SIT balten, on oenen felt feds Wio
naten su @aiier un0 81 2anoe ocl
Jeino bergebens riittele.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02

Mm Samitog, ben 90. Oftobar,
olio mdbreno Der Musiteaumg, mirS
tn Gnaas cine Deutid)eT agfeier alb
gebaltes, gu tpelfer ale Ieutide i'm
Stante eineelaoen iin0. Mnf aaeu
8abnlinien eelten Die mieorigftea
Staten, 10 0aB beilpielstpeiie Die
8eiie bon bier nod DaIas uno 5li-
rid 1915 foitet. 9ie 6eier miro
nad benz nusgearbeiteten Trogramin
IN einem ilm5ig NIT gefdrniidtcn Nit
tomobifen, aiitifen etc. beitebcn, Dem
llh aud Subsonser onidlieben.
Nm Wndmittng per0en in Der Mns-
fteaitngsbnIIe 6eitreoen eebalten; q.
Snrtbniien. @roB Hrdlibent Der
&crmnnnsIobue lpridt in oeltid)e~,
Gr-Wouperneur goIqnitt in engIiidss
Sprahe. 9erfbieoene &omite's
{n1o an Der Mrbeit, ons Yrogrnnir
ltod) 5u ertueitern. 0us 9eutfdtlim
in Gnilns boift auf cine itarfe ge'
teiligung BON ausm1rts, oamit e.
nut Der @er~anitaltung gbre einlcsl
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9as 1eue Sdulaeb1uoe

9os nele Sdulgeb1ube III
County Sduloiitrift SEQ. Al lit eirt.
eetpeibt uoroen. @s lit olls gebrantt.
ten 3iegeliteinen utto Concrete er.
baut uno bot $t9,716 gefoltet.
litter Der Inflage bon eillen:
Soloaten einen outomatiiden &epol.
Ter g%efauft 5u baden, lit $. s. gar
gleope perbaftet uno fir fem 81.
i6efnen Dor Dem gitnoeseeridt nn-
ter 5000 8urgl9aftseeitea moroen.
= 9te Holi5ei bot bier Merifonu
b%erbaftet, Ole, mie ongettommef,
miro, cine ginbrederbnnoe biIoetet;.
Sic lparen itarf bepaffnet uno Itan=
ben int Geroabt, einen ameiten Il.
berfaa ouf Die Mer6onts & Medja.
mics 8anf, Die i6on einnnol ourb ETH
fiibnes Wanober Inn $1100 beralbi
tpuroe, geplant 5u baben.
@tr botten bas 8erg1iigett,
Serrn 8rof. 81. SO. 8oerner aus
9 attfer, Ser li1 einiee Gage olti
8eiub bei @ermanoteit aufb1lt, II
itnierer Office 5u begrilBen.
Sn Der Office BEG gountp=&ol
leftors meroen iebt &opf1teuer-Auit-
titngen ntsgeltel1t.
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gum @io Granoe.

General Nafarrote bat oeill
amerifaniiden Oberfommanoo an
Gio @ranoe gemeloet 2uis De Ia Nl.
n, Der BE olirei5enben blooiinni.
gen Vrofiamationen an Die in Teres
mobnenoen Merifaner als .Jiibre,
ser &cpolution" unter5eidnet bot
bcfdnoe iid, nit elmer 0anoe Dor
uagefabr iieb5ehn Mnnn in Der Nabs
bon Gas Stores auf Der merifaniihtr
.Seite BEG Sluiies mno er meroe Der
iilden, i'm gfnngeft 81 neEinen.
ssyt Der Mdbe bon Gonna bc'
man elf 2eifen bon Werifanern &c
|iunocn. ane trugen MrbeiterfIei
oilng. ginige bon ibren seborten Ell
|ner IN Gonna pobnenoen Gnnili'
an. major anoerfon bonn 5tpolftel
anpaaerie : Negiment, Der in iene'
@egeno befebfigt, ipeiB nid)t, tper 81
|2eute get0tet bat iino tpariim iie &c
tGtet mrtroen.
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NutrIti.
Ser Gtoats Seen

Ser Stants : SOM
miifdr, S. 6. Sones, lit bon gluitin
BIER cingetroffen, nm Die 2iite Der
jenigen Berioner, Die bonn Staatc
cine Neniion be8ieben, einer Bril-
fltng gu untermerfen. 9ie Gtaots-
Yeniion lit nur fir tpirflih Deoiirr-
tige beitimmt. gs ioIlen fih untes
ben 400 Yen1ion1ren in Der Staat
ieood pieIe befinoen, Die 81 Der Ben
lion iiberboupt niht ~beredtigt iinS
oocr Die gigettlm beliten nn6 oes-
balb feinen glnteil oarnn babcn.
$. SO. SDmons berlangt Ell
ien Ginbaltsbefebl gegen Tbomas
=. Gtepdrt INN inn 3u perbieten,
Die NiiiIe BON ben 9ecnnbounen nui
hem BON inn gepadteten Gamble ab.
3lid)lagen. Spmons bat bon Der
4ot @eIs &oteI Company auf 5ebn
Sabre Elm Stiid 0ano gepahtet, bas
5tuifdcn Dem SoteI. Der aronlos 9nf
@abn, Dem 5luB uno Der Iiiiior
Iiegt uno beaniprudt Die GiiiIe aui
oen g6imen, bic cine grnfe bDl
5000 bringen.
u. SO. 3ilingbaIt bon Tbilo
oe[pbia, Der Den yMnnicipol Sol
Gourie" i'm 8radenribge 9arf onlc
gen ODER alislegen ion, lit bier einge
troffen. Gr erbdlt freie Ser mi
Riidreiie mo $50 pro Gag. 6. 6
Gibbs iaet in einem rgingeianOt~ al
Die aGrpreB", es mare n~otfpenoiaer
Sen Stalib SIT utiteroriiden I'm
Touriiten an5u5ieben, als@olf 2infi
81 baiier. llno err bat 10 redtl
Gie BoIi8iiin Mrs. Gfara 6
Graham lit bonn aommiiiar Stepei
SIM EoIisei aapitdn beforoert nor
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02
Herr Bans 8elIe uertritt
Sic vSreie prcTe fir Geras"
ais Eefals2leent INT SeeMin
uttN umteeaenH.
LckdIes.
Die Sreiheitsalofe

trifft onf ibrer 9iiidfebr bon San
5rancfSco na9 8~albington ON
Meitttuodl Ben II. Nobember, pcr-
mtttagS II llbr bier Elm un6 miro
5tpei 5tunoen ausgefteat. 8on bier
gebt tie nod an oemlelben Gage mad
Gan Marcos, @uitin, @corgetotplt,
Bartlett Sentple ullo @aco, BON no
tie abenos 11.05 nod 8euilon meiter
transportiert miro.
Die @lofe puroe I'M Sabre 1852
III 2onoon auf 8efteGung Der ST.
iemblp bon HennlDlpanien aegoiIer
nit einem &oitenaufnano bon eiit-
bltnoert 8fun6 Sterling. Sn BENT
iclben Sabre tpliroe iie nod Gbila-
oelpbia gebradt uno beim er1ten
@nidlag 6es &loppeIs iprang fit
ettt5nei. sic tpuroe in Der l1ltab-
hangigfeits : Solle ~aufgebdngt nil5
REF Die Miiemblp nno offentlide
9erlammlungen Elm. Mm s. Sa1li
1776 Idutete iie, aIs bic unabban-
eigfeitserfldrung profIamiert muir
D., nahoem oiefeIbe am 2. ssuli
angenom,nen itt1b am 4. Scsuli for
melt nno Offentlid ratifi5iert tporoen
mar. 1777 aIs Die Wefabr 1tope
log, baB HbiIaoeIpbia bon ben eng
ldn6ern beiest tperoen fonnte, pur0e
fie nad @lIentotptL Ba:, gebroht uno
III oemielben Sabre ipie6er 5llriid
nod Hbilaoelpbia. Sci ieoer aroBef1
@elegenbeit, Bel Siegesfeiern, beim
Sooe 8aibington's, beiln gelud)
2afapette's piiroe fie gel1utet, su-
Iest am s. SllIi 1885. ols OberriG-
ter Sobn Wfaribon bonn gunoes-
Sbergeri6t, ltarb. Die @lode lit
als Gusitellingsobieft anf perldie-
oene Musiteaitngen geihidt moroci1.
1885 nod Seem Orleans; 1893 mad
Chicago; 1896 nod ATLANTA; 1902
1tad gborIefton; 1903 nad 8oitOn;
1904 nod ct. 2ouis uno iebt mar 5ic
IN San Grnncisco.
Die @Iode tuiegt 20SO Gfuno.
mfbt IL SUB am dlBeren Mano; Z
SUB 6 3oG Inn 6ie Grone lno lit 5
Sub 8 Bon bod. Sic atpei 3eiIen
Inn be Grone Iniiten: u8roclaim 9i-
berth throughout an tbe 2nn 5 unto
al the irbnbitnnts thereof"
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Nus Nlerifo.

- ltniere Gegieruns bot Die 3oll.
feboroen in 2areoo aneeipieien, meI-
rcre grobere @offen- nne Wlrni-
iionsIenounseu. Die fir Merico be-
itimmt tuareln uno bon oen 3ol6e-
BORDEN auriidgebalten imiroen
frei5ueeben, neil fi6 b~ermisgeIteai
babe, ou iie fir Die @rntee gorron.
5n's beinmt feien.
aus @aibineton miro genlel'
ret, Die oortigen 8ertreter Gnrrun
SOS behaupteten, 6rei friibere Sfit
3iere @iQo's befdnoen iid auf oen
Nege mad @ern Gru3, I'M init Gar
ron5a iiber Die ltebergabe elmer gre
zen @nsabl BON @enerdlen 8iIa's
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5reie Yrede fit seras: sonnabtnb 2. Ottober 1915.

gu oerban6eln. @iGo babe bierDo,l
natiirlih feline @bnuns. Die Nadje
ri6t miro mol NIT gorfidt auf51neb=
men fem.
Garran5a's Mintiter oes Nus
martigen berihtet iiber bie Stott
Wierico, oaB bort Die geleudtuna
ipieoer IN normaler @eile bergeiteut
lei, Dob Die StraBen6abnen liefen
rno Die @leftri5itatsnerfe uno olt=
0ere Sabrifen mie6er in 8etrieb
ieien. 2ebensmittel, einf6lieBlid
ben taltfcno &opf 8ieb, ieieft ut oen
leeten Sagen in GROCER Merge ei1f-
getroffen.
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(einseianot,)
Gem anoenfen Bernhard
Sd)wegmannts.

Stint Sabr 5urid, 6a itanoen mir gu,
lammer
Hno blidten alf beg 2agers buntes Spiel
ga oraltben BET Sort 6oulton, hoo Ser
ltramner
Solbaten Braftif 9eil1em Mua' oefiel.
9a loberten in 9ir bie alten Sslammen
8es Sltbrergei1ts olls frii6errn Gampts
geipiibl:
Sem in oes Iqtdgsbiiraers fd)lidjt Sc
fpanbe
8ltebft SUI Ser einItee Sfftsier bon,
Stdn0e.
SAB es Die @elt geipuBt, ipar uidt bor>
tt0tett,
SIM Sanb Der @lei6beitsfleeel be1er audi,
Gf1tB ntan6er oo9, unb o6ne au errote;l.
get inns it'd fii9en felbft in @ausfnedtss
brald.
au6 gu fparit elmer Der bonn @liid
grbo6ten (
uno ipiirteit onoern Sags beg S9idials
Smt6:
IS 8tpang in's Sod Sid unseipo6nter
Rfli6ten
Sen in1ern IbeI fonnt' es nidt ber.
ridtett.
8ie nidt ben Moel, 10 audi nidt Sen
8ln,tben,
Sen 9u auf 9einer @ntter anie'n se<
bort;
Gein @eiit tpa idarf - nidt elmer bon
ben tauben,
9eB ~ftumpfen Ginn fein MiBton ie oes
1tort;
God bon ben 3lpeifeln, oie Sen Waml ing
raubett,
Sat feiner Seine 3uberfidt bet1rt:
On tpnBteit lpobf, baB fel6lt trob aleat
@iiien
@ir Wenfden boh am Gnoe alouben
miiiien.
9am fibrte Sid Ser aampf onf ieilen
8often,
@o Dor Dir idnlternbreit elm anorer
Ser miioe fparo, unb ba Iiebt 9u fic's
foIten,
Sem @eiltesfdpert, mo MIR ein seiub
fi6 fan6;
Sic Seber Sem eriff elm BEL allen
Sioifen
Ser Hreiie, fparb 9ein @laube olees
ratlnt.
0od ritterlid itritf's 9n nit alien @ess
nerrt,
Sic baben's %anerfannt, felbf sic Ser
fpegfrert1.
0as NOR Sir ni6t geinie. 9n na6nlft
BEG Wortes
SIR eig'ne 8nbe gum 8epaffen an.
Iuo trntit dls Nebner bin iebipeoen Or
tee,
$50 fid 9ein WoIf ni6t auf fid felbit
befarn;
bait ssidart fie tun beg @lalibenss
bortes
.~tanbnrte, BAIT begeiftert Iann fin
Mann,
Gid fs a,s a. einen fir 'es elarbens
1ib fir Der 6eutI0en eadJc Gart inns
gbre.
Run fpuroe Sir @ertranen audi bon ies
Die mir BEN Mnm uno Sri6rer in Sir
fah'n:
9as giirsertum ertudbrt dls I%einen
Sobnen
Did gum -&ertreter In sic Gfaatsfauf-
balm;
fpubtcn's tpobf, nift anSers gu &C.
tpobnen
Bar Ser, Der itets mn feline gfIidi
getnn:
on bait ouf Siefem T6fipfrig 6eifIeu
4fa6e
Sic Seele Dir betpabrt. Sic fdfidtc.
geraoe.
Run rubft On aus. ges @eftenfrseaes
Soten,
0as fehniudtsbdng 9ein 5er5 Hodi
Deutfhlano rief,
Is fort Sid midt mebr; ceim gn iiebts
bon Sben.
lno BEL ben grii6ern befBt's. 8enn cr
nidt fdlief
90 brab nnc ihtmm. er 6dfr feilij
Sdtpert erboben
lno ipdr' BET uns, pie tpeit oas Neer
SHEETS Amieus.
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Griees 8reile.

5ait Sober fennt Die bobe 0naIi-
tat unierer pbotoeropbiIden 4rbei-
ten. Gommten Sic iebt uno laiIen
sic iif BON uns iiber5eueen. Brciic
Iino ben ffoiien 3eiten ongepoBt. Sc
semaa's Stabio, 1o4h Oft-Soulton
Str, on Der Bride.
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8anMtuslle.
Gan Nntonio, II Gents.
8albeiton, geitern. 11.75 Gents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


San Mntpnis, 9ex., Q. Oft. 1915
Eima gruoe Cotton SeeS Oil, 43h
9euts Der GoIone.
Rem Dprt, 2. Oh. Gpot $500
$40; September, $500 un6 $40,
Sftober, $6.96 utao $6.97; Nopember,
5000 nnb $7.06; 9e5ember. Sol
imb $7.03; Sanuar, $7.04 un6 $7.05,
Sebruar. SIT nnb 1922; Mdr5. $7.24
itno 1925; Gpril, $7.35 unb $7.42.
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8uiebeIa. sslbe, $t.75 her Sentner;
Segns Wermuoas. 90c; Gbrpifal @nI.
50. so Der Crate.

8uiebeIa. selbe, $t.75 her Sentner;
Segas SermuoaS. 9oc; gbrpltd Mog.
$3.50 per Grate.
9oninten. Eeyns. 4 &0rbe. 60c u 65e.
@cuerit. Doc II. 65e per Gubeno.
Ohio. Toe fir elm 8ufheI.
Heterflie. SOC per DbO. sUinbsi.
Robt. $1.75 per Crate.
@rrfen, Gal. SIS per Grete; 9eE0y
griner Rfeffer. Segas. Doc per 4
a5rte.
ganteloupes, SernS, $500 per aiiies
$1.25 per 2f3 NuIheI Crates.
Mn6ieShen, 40c fir elm STD 8iiuoeL
Sqinfb, $1.25 Der @nShel.
MeerrettigsW uraeln. per BIB. 121st-
3opfSalat. $3.50 Der Crate.
geeten. 40c per 9kb. s8iinost.
gierpfIansen, 1925 Der Bnidsl.
@elbe Wur3eln, 40c per Stesaos
BiinoeI.
Gpinat. 4e Der Efuno.
yieb-Marff.
Gan Gntcnio, Ser, 2. Oft. ~ 1915
0dIen $500 Biz $500.
&iihe $5.35 Biz 5000.
8dlber 1925 biz $3.50.
gn0en $4.65 Biz $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, q. Oft. 1915. 8inas
uieh, Teras @ieb, 1925 Bis $685..
Sdtueine 1925 bis 1926.
Saute.
Gdipere bonn SdIadter ......22 gM.
Qeifte bonn SdIahter .......22 gh.
Grin aelaIaene ..........t3M Sts.
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Mdn bot fif eber oerreoet ais
berifDiegen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30

Representative Ritner's bill provid
ing that one member Of the railroad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30
CURRENT THINKING
EVIDENCES OF IMPROVEMENT.

None is better situated to gauge
business conditions than the COVER
nors of the district federal reserve
banks. Seven Of the IL governors. in
current interviews, survey the situa-
ton. They say:
Joseph A. McCord. Atlanta: Econ
omy is being practiced. But rates OF
interest have declined, trade is TAX
ing on new life and gradual improve
ment is apparent.
George ]. Seay, Richmond: The
disturbance occasioned by the war.
coming on top OF the naturally re-
strictive influence OF various legisla-
tive reforms undertaken in the last
few years, has produced a period OF
retarded progress, construction and
development, a condition from which
We will emerge slowly. and we might
as well recognize the fact. The coun.
try has stood the shock amazingly
well. This has not been done, how
ever, without extensive and unusual
indulgence of debtors, and there is
much liquidation to be accomplished.
Oscar Wells, Dallas: We are now
approaching a period Of accepting the
seasons conditions and administering
the remedies necessary to the solu-
ton Of the problem OF returning
somewhat to normal conditions.
A. Kains, San Francisco: The bus
mess situation on the coast is finan-
cially sound. The surplus of our inn
mense agricultural production Is
finding outlets at high prices and the
prospect that high prices will con-
tinue is good. Up to date weather
conditions have been very favorable.
Charles NJ. Sawyer, Kansas City:
The territory comprising district No
10 produced an enormous crop of
farm products. for which high prices
are being secured. The outlook for
business in 1915 is unusually good
aside from some uncertainties caused
by the war.
Alfred L. Aiken. Boston: General
business Is quiet, with conditions
gradually improving and we look for
a steady. II somewhat slow, improve
ment from now on.
Theodore Void Minneapolis Our
report Christmas sales
equal to last year. Our jobbers and
manufacturers report collections as
satisfactory and other outstandings
no greater than last year. Our far
mers harvested fair crop. They
have received good prices. and II there
Is any green spot on earth, 1t Is here |
These representative expert opin-
ions from south, west, east and north
warrant neither hasty optimism nor
blue funk. They indicate that the
country has gone through the worst
Of the strain imposed by foreign war
and is able and preparing, upon It's
own resources plus such foreign trade
rs war permits, to make 1915 bet
Ter year than its predecessor.-St
Louis Post Dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30
: 0~~~~~~~~~s~~~~,


Representative Ritner's bill provid-
ing that one member Of the railroad
commission shall be
Tho Ritner Bill. elected from east
ern Oregon is a
splendid measure and Mr.. Ritner is
entitled 10 congratulations for his
work This section Of the state has
never had a man upon the railroad
commission and under the present law
there is no telling how long We may
do without representation. Yet this
section OF the state originates all the
wheat shipments the wool and live
stock shipments and much other traf-
fic. Eastern Oregon is justly entitled
to recognition and it is to be hoped
the Ritner bill will pass the senate.
II It does and becomes a law eastern
Oregon will then have TO face the re-
sponsibility OF placing a capable man
upon the commission. a duty this Sec
tion OF the state can meet because
there are men here who have good
qualifications for such work.
S-S-SSOS-S-S-S
One Of the reactionary measures
before the present legislature will II
enacted make a radical
Inviting change in the law relat-
Corruption. ing to the election OF
delegates to the national
conventions. The proposed law does
away with the payment by the state Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30

Germany Is the birthplace OF dyes
and only partial relief from the early
war complete cutoff of shipments
has taken place. This, says the Dry
Goods Economist, IS shown by the
new prices on cotton prints, which
show a difference of one-quarter cent
yard between prints which are
light and those dark in color. Certain
manufacturers have been obliged TO
withdraw heavy colored cottons, like
denims, which. require large quanti-
ties of dyestuffs. But in other i'm
ports from Germany recovery has
been complete and the Economist
says that German manufacturers were
able to make full shipments Of dress
goods in compliance with orders, as Is
indicated by the fact that imports
from the Fatherland during Novem-
Der actually exceeded those of the
corresponding month a year age.
But to revert to further war ef-
fects The Dry Goods Economist says
that as to colors the strongest claim
ants for favor are those which ac-
cord we'll with the present situation.
Somber and neutral tones are in the
fashion picture and at the same time
in line with popular taste. The black
and white vogue. already well begun,
bids fair to reach almost incredible
proportions. Since, in addition to
having the fashion movement behind
1t, 1t comes at time when the out
put OF novelty colors Is limited and
will be large merchandise feature.
It is gruesome to think that the ter
rible scourge of war. making millions
of mourners, is reflected in the black
and white OF current fashions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30
A HARBoR SONG.
(By Kenneth Randy

(By Kenneth Randi
There's a schooner in the offing
with the sunset in her sails
She's black as death across the west
where slow the splendor falls;
There's an evil wind from out the
east that backs against the
day,
But she's shaking out her head sails
for the saunter down the bay.
There's a trail OF ruddy cloth-of-
gold that runs to meet the Sun.
The path is plain before her, but her
road is never done;
She may not stay for prize or pay. for
love or law or hire,
When she harks to old Ulysses in his
Islands OF Desire.
80 the hills that fade behind her
know the touch OF fairy feet,
The pipes OF Pan are lifting clear
from field to village street;
And Spring is in the orchard row,
though saddened hearts may
break
But she's dropping down the harbor
with her shadow on her wake.
80 It's hide away your hope, my
love, and lay away your fears;
Your dreams are all behind you, with
the rapture and the tears;
'Tls a sorry trick OF tops'ls-to catch
the sunset So
When dying -will-keep-him turns
to Love-has- bade- -him-go!
20, It's roll her down to westward,
for the promise OF the Sun!
IAN lure OF woman hold the hearts
the mother sea has won
they may not stay for prize or pay,
for love or law or hire,
When they bark to old Ulysses in his
Islands OF Desirel"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30
WAR EFFECTS ON COLOR.

{ The Bache Review, New York;
All business is still persistently af'
fected by the war IN one way or an.
ether, sometimes in most curious
ways. For instance. in dry goods,
the dyestuffs scarcity problem is af-
fecting the very color Of the fashiona
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
HUMAN.

90 Thou unknown. Almighty
Cause
= or all my hope and fearl
= In whose dread presence. ere
an hour.
= Perhaps / must appear!
y II have wander'd in those ,
paths
y or life l ought to shun;
y As something, loudly in my 4
breast. I
demonstrates / have done; I
y Thou know'st that Thou hast
form'd me 4
- With passions wild and
strong;
y And list'ning to their witching I
= voice Z
= Has often led me wrong.
= Where human weakness has
y come short.
. Or frailty slept aside.
= Do Thou. An-Goodl for such
= Thou art, =
' In shades OF darkness hide. =
. Where with intention I have =
, err'd. .
, Ne other plea I have. =
, But, Thou art good; and Good .
ness still Q
, Delighteth to forgive. .
, Burns. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30

Evidently the owner OF the Dacia
does not care how much trouble II
gets this country into.