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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19

the British cabinet and declared the
old ministry was too big. The allies
suffered two and half years Of dis
aster from tardiness and indecision. !"
$4,000 Germans Lost on SOmme.
Chancellor of the Exchequer BonaF
Law declared the French estimated
the German Somme losses at six hun
dred ninty. thousand men. .1e
solemnly promised that Captain Blai-
kie would not meet the fate Of Cap
tain Fryatt. The Germans threaten
to execute Blaikie, who allegedly
rammed a German submarine. He
also announced that board Of agricul-
ture intended to guarantee fixed
wheat prices.
Numerous allies and neutral diplo-
mats lent an air of distinction to the
galleries. Lord Northcliffe was am
ong the spectators. Loud applause
greeted Asquith. This was his first
appearance since he resigned the pre-
miership.
Lloyd George first mentioned his
terrible responsibility as the King s
chief advisor, during the worlds most
gigantic var. He spoke carefully and
in measured terms. He looked white
and drawn.
Britain says the new government
expects every individual to contribute
toward the achievement of victory.
1t expects ali, kinds Of sacrifices and
plans the sciidificati0n Of the work
of all nations, the concentration Of
forces and a more effective direction
Of the armies. Lloyd George told the
House of Commons.
Pays Asquith Tribute.
1t was the new premier's first COM
plete statement Of his aims and pur-
CONTINUED on Page 10.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19

Lloyd George was bitterly ironical
He said: 'Hollweg has failed to use
a single phrase indicating Germany
was prepared to accept the only terms
that would make peace possible
He quoted Lincoln, saying: THE
war will end when its object is at
tanned under God. 1t will never end
until we achieve our object" There
was great cheering.
I'VE do not propose to put our
heads in a moose, with the ropes end
in Germany's hands. Britain endors-
es every word of Russia's and Frances
refusal. Without reparation peace is
impossible. A few pious phrases
about humanity cannot liquidate all
the outrages on land and sea.
States Allies Terms.
'aThe allies terms are complete re-
storation, full reparation and an ef-
fectual guarantee for the future. The
allies insist the only end for the war is
a guarantee against Prussian military
ism disturging Europe's peace.
Tho crueI tolly is lhat sWdsn-
buckling through Europe's streets is
not punished as an offense against the
law Of nations. Hollweg's self defense
plea deludes the German nation"
Scene is Most Tense.
The Commons scene was the most
tense since war was declared. Dig
nitaries packed the floor and CALLER
les They wildly cheered Lloyd
George and Asquith. Lloyd George
announced that Britain intended to
recognize the Venizelos provisional
Greek government and would refuse
to recognize King Constantine. He
said firm Greek stand was necessary
to prevent a repetition of the Rouma-
nian disaster.
He described the reconstruction of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
AMERICA NEEDS
TO HAVE MORE
BATTLESH|PS
Panama Canal DefenSeIeSS
Without Larger Fleet Captain
SimmS Tells Committee.
NAVY USELESS FOR YEARS
General Scott Tells Senate Military
Committee Militia would Destroy
Itself Attempting a Forced March
Like Pershing's.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1g.--senator
Chamberlain, chairman OF the senate
military affairs committee, declared
universal military training was a ne
cessity. General Scott told the COM
mittee the militia would destroy itself
attempting a forced march like Per-
shing's when he entered Mexico. Cap
tain Simms told the house naval CON-
Inittee America was defenseless with.
out battle cruisers.
Simms said the Panama canal was
defenseless until the United States
fleet is sufficiently large to defeat an
attacking fleet. Land Notifications
are useless against batleships. He
declared the navy would be unable
to defend the canal for three or four
years to come.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
HERM|STON TO PAY HIGHEST TAX
OF INCORPORATED COUNTY TOWNS

Property owners of Hermiston will
pay larger tax than any property
owners in the county next year, their
combined levy amounting to "a l.
mills. The Hermiston city levy oG
Is mills is as high as any city levy
in the county except Westons, ami
the school levy of II mills is higher
than that of any other incorporated
town.
Freewaters combined levy OF SO
1-2 mills is second high in the coun-
" and Weston is third with 81 1-2.
Pendle ons aggregate city, school
county and state levy is 26 1-2 Ad-
ans is low with 20,
The county and state levy is 1-s
mills and this is levied against all
property in the county regardless of
whether it lies within or withou. an
incorporated town. The following ta-
BILE shows the city. school and total
levy against the property OF the Il
Incorporated towns:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
JUDGE PHELPS DECISION IN
M'COMAS VS.. Mp. CASE UPHELD

acres of valuable orchard and alfalfa
land, years ago under the swamp land
act. Subsequently he sold it to E. W.
McComas of this city for about s25,-
600, However, he could not deliver
title inasmuch as the state had never
secured title to the land from the gov
eminent. The n. P. stepped in then
and laid claim to it as a part Of the
original grant made TO it. Raley &
Raley of this city, attorneys nominally
for McComas but in reality acting for
Switzler, brought suit against the COM
pany. claiming that Switzler had held
open and notorious possession of the
land for more than the ten years re-
Quired by law 1t was upon this point
that they won out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19

The city of Milton collects is own
city tax which is, therefore. not ex-
tended on the county rolls The Felix
general school levy is but seven mills
but an extra mill was levied for the
union high school there. The Helix
city levy was not made until Dec. IA.
whereas the law requires that II oe
made prior to Dec. /.
The school tax of the Umapine dis
trict is IL mills, making the total tax
against the property of that district
ls l-2 mills. Ferndales levy tor
schools is 10 mills, making her te.ai
II 1-2. Meacham made no school
levy at all. HoRman's school leyy
was 1-2, Ukiah's 3, Albee 2 9-tO
Columbia's 4 and Riverside ,. The
total tax against the poperty in these
districts can be determined By adding
the amount of the school levy 10
IL millS the county levy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
HUNDRED
MEN IN DANGER

= VINCENNES, Ind, Dec Ia
= An explosion in the OIphant-
B Johnson coal mine nine miles
, north OF here endangered three 4
; hundred men. Only fifteen were
B rescued this afternoon. The
mine is burning.
, The United States government 4
; rescue car was rushed from Ur- 4
; bana, Illinois late this after 4
B noon and the Vincennes fire de- 4
, partment called. It is stated gas 4
, ignition caused the explosion. 4
, Nearly three hundred men are 4
still in the mine in the greatest
danger, although rescue work 4
is proceeding, Rescue parties 4
; wearing gas helmets are at
, tempting TO penetrate the shafts I
} but blazing walls are hindering I
, the operations.
} . AAAA AA HAANA 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
BELIEVE ENGLAND IS
PASSING THE BUCK
United States Officials Feel That an
Opening for = Peace Wedge Is Left
In Lloyd Georges Speech.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Well in
formed German circles said Hollweg
may answer Lloyd Georges request
for peace terms provided the British
government keeps its conditions Sc
cret.
President Wilson and the cabinet
this afternoon considered the press re-
ports of Lloyd Georges speech. Off
cials feel Lloyd George passed the
buck" to Germany. The speech left
an opening for peace wedge. 1t is
believed further discussion is prob
able. They manifested the keenest
interest in the Forthcoming allied note
to Germany
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
10000 M|LITIAMEN
TO START HOMEWARD
FIRST Group Entra'ns within Three
Days-others start Between Jan
uary and 8.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 1s.-sixteen
thousand militiamen start home in
few days. 1t will leave seventy
five thousand troops on the border.
The militia is ordered homeward
from eight different stations. The
first group entrains within three
days. The last start between January
seventh and ninth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
HIGHER RANGE IN
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec 19.-(special to
the East Oregonian) Range Of prl-
ces today
Open. High Low Close.
Dec. Sissy $L59h $1.5S $i.53
May sLG4% $1.71% $l.64h S1.65B
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 19.-(Spe-
clal) Merchants Exchange bids to-
Gay, club, $1.S6; bluestem $1.40.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1S.-Spot wheat
was irregular today. with No. | Chi
oago quoted at lis Sd, unchanged;
No. hard winter 16s 1Od No. nor
thern Manitoba iSs Id (S2.63 per bu)
No. 3 northern Manitoba l6s 10d, a
decline Of I'd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19

SALEM, Ore, Dec. 19.-(SpeciaD-
The supreme court here today affirm
ed the decision of Judge Phelps in
the case of E. w McComas VS., Nor
thern Pacific Railway Co. appellant.
which was a suit to quiet title. Jus
tice Mcbride wrote the opinion.
The suit in question involved the
ownership of Switzler's Island near
Umatilla and was one of the most i'm
portant suits which has gone up to
the supreme court from this county
for some time. The decision is ad-
verse 10 the claims of the n. P.
William Switzler of Umatilla took
up the land on the island, about zoo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
CONVICTS SAW WAY
TO tIBERTY'S VERGE
Daring Break of ex-"HOse" Victims
Is Frustrated by the Guards at Sa-
lem PenitentiaTy.

SALEM, Oec. 19.-Despite every
precaution to guard the news from
becoming public 1t became known to-
day that jeff Baldwin and James
Curtis, convicts at the state peniten-
tiary, sawed their way through their
cells in the isolation pen of the pris-
on and were scraplng their way
through the brick wall into the pris-
on library when they were overheard
by the guard and were apprehended.
This occurred last Thursday night
about 7:sa O'clock.
Baldwin and Curtis are the two
prisoners who became notorious re-
Gently as victims of "hosing," prior to
the rupture between the state board
of control and Warden Minto.
Guard Detects COnvicts.
Baldwin and Curtis had plotted TO
cut their way into the library, pass
through into the prison auditorium,
saw through a window in the audito-
rum and drop out into the prison
yard and there bide their time. At an
opportune moment, it was their plan
to set fire to the flax houses and in
the excitement ensuing from the flax
fire to make theis escape over the
outer walls.
The plan Of their plot was reveal
ed by Baldwin following their cap.
ture. While he did not tell it to an
attache of the prison. he told it to
fellow convict while confined in
the prison dungeon, and the conver-
satlon was overheard by a guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19

Imperial Conference Planned.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-LlOyd George
this afternoon announced the gOvern-
ment is planning an imperial confer.
cnce of all British dOminiOns in war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
(ED L. KEEN

LONDON, 19LOyd allies
proposals He announced responding HOllwgs
would completed within would be given the Ame
embassy declared Holwegs
afforded small honorable lasting settle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
PEACE TERMS REFUSED

Allies Must Haze a Full Knowledge of
Gemany's Proposals Before Entering
Into Any Negotiations Declares Lloyd
George in Ringing Address Before the
House of Commons-Hollweg's Speech
Affords no Hope of Settlement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
MILTON HIGH SCHOOL
HAS FINE PROGRAM
(East oregonlan Specially

MILTON. Dec. 19.-The Milton
high school gave its weekly program
in assembly Friday morning This
program was extra fine for it was Civ
en- entirely by the boys of high
school. 1t was as follows:
Song by the School.
Piano solo ......... Harry Samuels
Flute Solo ........, Curtis Burton
Vocal solo ..,..,.. Noble Hendricks
Reading ....,........ Harold MilbF
Vocal Trio ...........,.....
Victor Cockburn, Oliver Carrich,
Vernon Smith.
Piano Solo ....,. Vernon McEwen
Last was rally for the boys and
girls who went to Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-19
TO ADVERTISERS

The East Oregonan has the largest bona
fide and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper Ia Oregon, east Of Portland and BY
Tar the largest circulation In Pendleton Of
any Newspaper
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berausiprinaen. Die @drterin bers
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fprung aus bsm Genfisr 3u MAIDEN.
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ipertbe syrau ii6 bas Gsnit unb blieb
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ii6erfii6rte bonn, natOsm bort Der
bereits eingetretsne Sob tontatirt
iporbsu mar, bic 2eife na4 Der
Worgue.
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9Doesiprmng.
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einsm Stniter bes Srittrn Stuf.
luerfs i'm Snnie go. 507
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nern ermoroet.

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tanern.
Die Radri9t mar bon flint periO1
nen bon Douglas iiberbrudt, bic an
Ort unO Stele angetomneu pdren,
bulb na6Oem bic 2eiden BON nmeris
tanff4en Soloaten ge6Orgen tporoen
paren.
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bic @ren5e gegangen iein, UNI bic
WtOroer gu perfolgen.
9om GoIoerneur beguGs
bist.
5rantfort, &p., "a. Mdr3. -
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tontrpaeur BON 2ouisDt(le, tpel3er am
19. Sttpber 1914 cine Strofe DON
5psi Bis 3ebn Sabren in Der Stuuts
ReFormanitalt erbielt, nu4bem er ii4
i6ulbig betunnt bate cine Summe
BON $14,500 unterf4lngen 81 bds
ben, ipuroe beute bom 9ouoerneur ".
8. Stanlen begnabigt, uno aus Der
,SQft entlaiTen. Die gtntlase erDd6ns
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2onbon, 25. Mldr5. Sine brabts
luie 9epef4e pum 8egleitI8iff 4uro'
ia DON Der Sbddletou Siibpoldra
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empfdngen. Die Nurora befanp Ii9
CUR 3eit als bic 9epefhe dbgeIdtdt
tpurbe, i'm iiibli5en She'll bes StiIlen
S5eans. Die DepeI6e beri9tete, Oab
Der 9ampfer 6eI9dbigt Iet unb untera
pegs na9 Reu Seelunb 5ur Reparas
tur lei. Dog Sdidial bes 2eutnunts
Eir grnIt Sbddleton unb feiHe Be-
gleiter, bic losSogen, um ben SiiopoI
gu -trelI5eu, lit ni6t betaunt.
S6etn6ur prrbe ieit mebreren
Monaten Der @erfu6 seurobt, I'M
cine brabtIpfe Sepei3e gu fhiden,
a6er fie purne eben crit auf Der Nels
Seelano Station empfungen unb Haa
gnglnno peiter geididt. Die Depeihe
nuroe Don einem WlitsIieO beg Stas
beg pon Der Guruua gei6ttt, bic DON
GuitraIien Gube 1914 CUR RpB See
abfubr, I'm Sbddleton alrp feline Be-
gleiter, nGbbem lie ben Siibpolars
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9urb bate, uno bic SepeThe purbe
an cine Office Der Expedition abgelies
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mar.
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trp1eurs bepOntrt paren, ersielt pura
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@eneral Ssrrsra bat fi4 ni6t gifla
ansei4IOiien unb es psrben aud
teine merituuii4en 9ruppsn an
Der 9Sen5e tonsentrirt.
glur inbirett pirb angeOeutet, bab
General peribing nit 9ila in
&pHtatt setommen lei.
,0o4 bat man in Waf6inston tsin.
geitdtisuna Der Raari6t.
Die RatiOnaIgdrbe pirb borldufis
ni4t 9eraus6eOrbert perbsn,
I'm bic RegHIdren i'm 9rsn5bieHIt a6.
81 lDien.

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Ra6bem bic beunrubigsuOsu @erii6te,
bic iett einissn 5ugsn i'm llmluuf
ipdrsu, Don alien Seiten fir unbes
griinOst (srtldrt ipproen, begHiigte ii4
am abshb bic Resierung baHit, ge-
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9iQd uRS feline gdHbiten DON ameris
taniI6en Ober meritdniIheu 5ruppen
gefangen gsuommen ooer get0otet NOR
ben ieieu. Die 8eiiir6tunger, bic
burh 0as 9erii6t bsrurIa6t nurben
lpareu, bab bic Garran3n 9arHiioH
bon Gfibua6ua ii6 gtIa angef6fOfen
babe, haben fi6 pieber gdH5li6 gelsgt.
gBenn aud bem &pugreB alIerlei Gez
rii5ts ii6sr beooritegnoe llnruhen an
Der 9rsn5e 5ugegangen iiub, 1T man
i'm Weibsn Saus, i'm Studtsz unb i'm
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bab 9iaa Don msritouiiaeu unb
ameritlnif6en 5ruppeH BET geamis
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sunfoH oOer anOsren aOmmamosursn
an Der Grsnse ein.
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perfolgcn, lest man feinen anii4ten
sr6beren Mertb Bel.
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nit ieiner @ar,iion in Gbi3uahua res
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babe, purbe nibrero bes Sdges in
Der beftimmteitsn Weiie bon bem ames
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glnfrase isitsns BEG Stadts : Separs
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tldrt. Qu9 BON anoersn puntten Der
6renSe tamen berubisenoe gta4rihs
ten. gs puroe bon allen Seiten in
abrsbe ssitsnt. OaB Garransa : Srups
pen IN Der Rdbe Der 9rsnSe 5uiam@
msnsssOssn piirben. au4 in Eums
pito mar aIlss rubis. pie BON benz
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telegraph ssnelbst tuurbe. Cine ipds
tere 0epei9e meloete aud. oaB bas
gan3erI9iff .aentudn" bort dnses
tpmmen lei.
Rah bsm @intreffen al bieier of
fi3ielsn Rddridten iapen Der Yrdiis
bent uHb bas Rabinet, trOB gesentbeiz
Tiger alarmtrenosr Wislbungen, bic
ben Resisrunss Departments unO
Mitsliebern bss aonsreFes susiussn,
:u bee Guf4t, oah "a alr 3sit ui4s
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g,ortras iiber ariea.

Serr 3. 8. autberforb bon ReiO
.gort BAIT am Sonntug Ru4mtttas 3
lbr einen @ortrag i'm gmerD glns
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mar? 5be Gauie2 @bnt min be ibe
Refult2" Ssrr Rutberforb buiirt ieiz
ne @usfibrungen auF Der 8i6el. Gr
foll FGllig neutral, auf feinen Salt
nntioeutI6 iein. Der 8ortrag 1T Irei
unb bas allsemeine pu6litum 1T 81
bemfslben eingela0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-25

OdB Die MObiIifirung Der Rational.
garbe etneH ungiinitissn ginbrud IN
ylegtto MAIDEN piirbe, unb bdB bic in
VSeGtto befinoli6en amsritaniIden
3ruppen IN tetner @efabr iinb. Wenn
aber Gdrrdn3a Sruppen in GROCER
Sa5l 3u 9iGa iibergehen piirben, bann
ptro bic Gruse betreffs Der Mo6iliiis
rung Der RationdIearbe in GetpGguHs
ae20aen perpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-25
9a5 beabittiats ypliSitf iaDst
am S1nntag ben 3. SUM- i'm
3oslsgiitsa garten fatt.
pie 6affs6ereiten Damen pom
,,Aft- gliirn6ers" 6a6em
Die Dar6fii6rnns oes-
fef6en iibsrnomlnen.
JniereiiaHtsr AHfidjluf iiber bic e.
gensreidDe grbeii Ots rSeniidyen
6ptbeH aren5eS".

s'hbidlsr geitras Ses Sfaotuerbnno.
gamenpereins. - 9it erifeu 6r.
iolse Der Sammslbadien.Sam'
pagne uielueripredsno. Tn
aOnsreh ioll i'm 5ntereiie Der
WliIdJansfulr nadl GeutidlanO
bsarbsitet lusrOen. - Ter Sili$,
iunOs anf So5,3i2.3O nnaenadJicn.
3iu6Ifbunoert Collars 'ihr Sit
Grridtmns eiHrs SnuieS in Insnit
5nr 3abluus ansewisisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-25

= Gin Ginbre6er, Der in Der.
Ra9t pom 0onneritag gum 5reitas
in bic 8irtbIdoft bon @bparb Sefte
i'm SduTe gto. GIT grudopop etnaus
bre6en berIudte, aertriimmerte NIT
siemli9en GerGui9 bic S9eibe ets
nes Stnterfeniters, pOourh Der iiber
rer @irtbi9aft ppbueube SObn Wtuls
tc1anb pa6 fpurbe unb bic poli3et
berbeirief aIs 2eutnont SldtterD
lfub Ssrsennt Rnan btn5utam, mar
Der Ginbreter I6ngit Oerf9tpuuben.
aber erbutte es bcrse5ogen fi9 uuDtEs
rtnteter Gires su briiden,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-25

fteIIten Der Srartion Company bereits
1900 ber Union angeboren unb iebem
berfefben @eleeenbeit seseben tporpsn
1T, dber bic 8erf4ldge abSuItimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-25
GAihSnaehridhtes.

epgprt, "a. WdrS. = Qbsef...
Settle" ua9 2tperpooI; ySrouua"7
na6 2tDerppDl; rGaferta" nu9 9enua.,
glnget.: ,Stampatid" BON HeapeL
Rptterba a m. Quget.; rRotter..
bam" Don getp Yort.
9lbgef,: rRieup glmeritam", Netp
gprt.
2tperppol. {. anset.: rGpmric'.
pon Rep Yprt.
i glbsef.: rSrOonIanb", no9 Tep
gort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
COMMANDER OF
TURK ARMY DEAD

LONDON. April %. - The
death Of Field Marshal Won Der
Goltx, commander-ln-chIef OF
the first Turkish army. and
supervisor Of the suItan's mill
tsry establishment, 10 a severe
blow TO Turkey. Berlin an
nounced he died Of spotted
fever at Turkish headquarters.
He was III 10 days.
Many regarded him as Ger
rany's greatest soldier. despite
the reverses the Turks suffered
after he had reconstructed
their army.
Won Der CoItz personally was
q bluff man, fearing no su-
periors. He was not favorlte
OF tho kaiser.
Soon after the war started
he served for short timo as
military governor OF Belgium.