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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
$50. Stiftnngsfeit OeS r@ermania-
Wi1nncrdlurs."

- WiGunerdurS."
re eSon5ert in Der &ebmann Saae. -
aa' ST NluiitoIiibe unO oromotiibe Car
bietltneen finOen 9lnerfennuna
. oeS Eublifums. SnterelIanteS
x unO WedieIrei6eS &rogromm.
60 Sabre rubmrciben 9eItc6enS.
gtidt 60 Sabre alt, ionoern GO Sabre
jung. 0tit StoI5 Oorf Ger o@ermu-
nio.Mdnnerdor~ ouf oicie 5mei 0ien.
idenolter 5iriidbliden glus beibei-
oenen glnfdngen lit ser @erein groB
imO froitig emporgepa6ien. Scin
@irfltngSfrcis bot rG oergroBert,
oie 6reiloe an ieine 2eiihmgen bat
5ueenommen. Nlan6' idone muiifo.
liicbe 9lume i6miidt oie 2e6ens6o6n
OeS &ereins, 10 Die Spern oie Nlo.
5ort.Gon5erte, 2is5t-Gon5ert, SGnger.
ieite II. a., 3ei6en eines lobensper-
tben Stre6enS nod boben fimltpoaen
3iclen, mel6eS oli6 beilte tuobl ooS
id0nIte Wterfmol scr Gon5erte biloet.
3eiten idperer @riiftng bot eS aud
gegeben. sic bat Scr DiGnnerbor
gIiidlib beitonoen. Serte ieben mir
i'm inter 2eitlng OeS Giri9entcn
Sem6erger in ser goufroft ieineS
fiinitleriiden &onnens iteben, peI6eS
nit 9iedt Dor ollem Oem 0eutl6cn
Sieoe, Bolts lnO 9unitIie0e gerpiO-
met lit.
Gos geitrige GO. Stiitungsfeit
reibte iib ieiuen &orgGngern pirOig
on lmo eroiinete 5uoIeib ole CONCERT
Soiion inierer @eiongpereine. @rns
ite unO beitere ailnlt fomen 5u @ort.
g9er ni6t b0ren lpollte ser fonnte
ip6t laden ooer ton5en. S5n Dem
gelongliden Sbeil 5ei6neten iib
Mdnncr. pie Gomenbor oortbeiIboit
aus ino Die 0ramatiI6e Seftion in
Dem Gramotiiber.
arGftig IieBcn oie Singer oen Ger
monengruB ertonen Dem oie
ibpungboae nStiititngSicier~ bon
Ylenoelsiobn foIgte. @eitere NlGn-
nerdore poren rSdon 9lo6trout"
bon 8eit, y3lpci aonigsfinoer" uno
Elm o2onosfne6tlieo~ bon &ien5I.
@ernsbeim bot Die @oIfSmciIe bar.
moniid idbon beorbeitet, o6ne oen
Iolfston 81 5erItoren. Ger W}Gnncr.
DIOR batte oie @erfe ioref0Itig cin-
ituoirt unO 6rohte iie 10 ond ipirf.
fam 81 @ebor Ger 5oblreid cridie.
meme Gonendor IieB iid in o9D tbe
poteriaIl" bon 9iontgeb nSerbitge-
fii6l" bon @ret6en ino Elm n@onoeI-
2ieo" bon Gen5e b0ren, 2eiihtngen,
Die 5eigten BOB man ou6 ouf oieiem
@ebiete 6orticbritt mo6t. Gic aIo.
bier-9egleitungen Der G60rc ipielte
Srot Stcinmiilcr.
@inter's aopeIle iorgte ncben Ct
liben 3iuiidennuumern oub fir oie
Son5muiif. Serr SbeoOor Gicterib
ipiclte Elm Grompcten-Solo imo 3mor
10 OoB oos Eublifum eiue 3ugobe
berlonete.
Sic Oromotiide Seftion trot nit
o@enn Oie @feiie bIdBt" elmer ein-
'oftigen Yoiic, aui uno botte groBcu
@rfoIe. Sic Serrcn Senton uno
Smifert, olS Gotcr imo SnfeI, lie.
ierteu edten irldnoii6en Sumor;
Gie 2icbcsepiiooe oes Stiidcs puroe
BON Sri. Sdon5e ino Serrn 0liaer
biibi6 gcipieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
gO2i II n.ib.

2on0mebrnoun: .Iie g9eibcr iiuD
mirfIhh 5u oimml ga ihreibc id scr
@irt6Idoiterin. iie ion mir meinqn
TeIoitedcr ibiden uno mas idlidt lie,
ben Spotei. monlit idb oobeim met.
neu @ortcn beorbeitel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

Sfro ft.

Satin: Der 9srr 9iotb mar bier
unb bat Tidb Tbon pieber iber bic 3ima
mernoHbdrtn beidipert, bic Den gan.
sen Too muiisiert!"
6dusbeFber (dreerIid):nSebt piro2
mir obcr su buum nit 6eus bsioel
Dem Trdulein ipiro geliinoigt, unh
Der Rotb. Der oIte gtorgler, miro oe-
feioert!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

Siao Sang (9luauIt/Septcmber 1000
itanoen iid $4,000 9iltiien imo 100.-
600 Saponer geaeniiber. Die @e.
IauntOerluite bciOer @arteien belize
fen iih ollf 30,l00 Naorn. SSn set
cntihei0enoeu ShIadt bel Mluf0eu
p6ebruarIN}or5 1905) fdmpiten
$4,000 9lliien eegen 100000 So
poncr. Gic 9luiien berlcren 10000
Monn, sic Sopaner 10000 Dlonh.
gSie geipoltie Der llnteriico 8piidcn
Den geuonnteu 3obleu imo Sen olge.
mcinen &crhiit3iffern lit, ole por
alien lniere 5einoe in oieiem Srieqc
mii5umeiicn baben, miro iicb crit IpG-
ter feltiteQen Iaiien. God l1Bf iidj
itbon beitte iageus ooB gan5 belonoerS
Die &erhlite ser &uiieu minoeitcns
piermal 10 bod lino, pie sic i'm frii-
bcren Gcrlaui Der Sgeltaeidi6tc be-
fonnt seiporoencn. 9lls @ciIpicl mag
man Iih oie 56ladbt bel GrtcIsbira-
@ilgenburg (26. bis %. gIuguit
1910 neraegenm0rtigett in Der Oie
9tuiien i'm @erloif eines 1oees mo
elmer gladt auein al @efongencn
$4,000 0lnnn perloren. ggenn man
oie eefaaenen imo peripunOeteu gluI.
len od5u 5dblen mollte, ipiiroc Iih Ser
@eiammtoerIuit oes @e9uers IN bic
fer eiu5igen S6ladlt woDl als ooppeIt
10 bod berausitelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
9lhnnnn8npII

B.tounter rSie bdben fir Sbrer
qrpseB einen san5 iungen NnpaIt sesi
npmmen!1
Bauer: .So. her bat ipenieRsns nod
lanqcs 2ebcn bor iidbl gltr Ia inir
Ierabler, 1ls peun mitten i'm pgc3sR
eer Qbpotat itirbtl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
gonltontinc

Suiti5.DliniIter gonitontinc
In0onopuIos;
Oliniitcr Oes Snueren gIlcran.
Der GieIos;
@tinilter Scr 9lotionoI.Ocfonomie
- wobrideinIid SC SeconomioeS.
Ger Correspondent fact oaB Dies
oos pulitiidb far6loieite Cabinet iei,
Oos @ricHenlano ie oebobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

Ger guBenfeiter. .@at
iino sic, 9idter iino 9ic? 9lenld,
sic crer8ieren mir ieoen Gag orcs
Shinocn nod, bis Sic mir'n nnitdn.
oieet SonOmert onieben fonnenI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

6os 9lppelIotionseeridlt I'M Sabre
1882 fGIlte. @benio witr6e in benz
@eiub ongcfiibrt, ooB einer Der 3elt.
gen, melher OoS 2ieb1ueeLn beobo6.
tet boben mill, Gbeiter @oroiner,
einit elm 9ureouburide Ser eeeeneri.
iden Tortei gemeien lit.
Der Srou Catherine 9iebtioot
muroe Ole S6eioitng bon ibrent
@aonne, EbeoOore 2igbtfoot, Ser iie
I'M Sftober 1912 perIieB, bonn &id-
ter I'M 9rcisgeridt eetp6brt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Ger N2e6i.iner

Sii6ter: ~Sie babeu lid ais Rnuoi-
sat Der MeSi5in ouseegcben. Sabcr
Sie iemoIs NeOi5iu ihtoiert9"
glneefloqter: gStuoiert9 gleirl
Slber aetriiufen babe i'd ouberse.
nobulih Dtel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

cinsbriioer Icin 40. BiegeufeIt 3u
feiern, lpo5u CT fir @rfriibuneen
uno eincu frdftigen SnbiB in l0bli,
der @eile cute Soree getroeen batte.
Serr George SinmeIbeber, bel
olen WliteIieOern GuBerit beIiebt no
oneeic6cn, bat felt geiteben Der
oIboIio", olio felt 1886, ocn Soften
oes Sefrct6rs iune umo befIeitet
idon ieit Is Sobren oos glei6e 9lmt
bel Ben o@ereinigten SGngern bon
Baltimore. Der geitrige 9lbeno &c.
itoItete iid) 5u elmer i6onen imO
frobIiden @e6urtSto9sieier, beeonn
olion NIT trodenen eei6dftIihen
Soden lmo enoete nit elmer nnaHen"
6eier.
@ermonio 0uartett-G lub.
Ger y@crmonio 9uortettIGlub"
bei6IoB geitern 9lbeno in ieiner
bol6iGbrIiheu GerIommlun9, i'm Sf-
tober I'M Glubbouie gu @eitport cin
Gon3ert nit nahiol9enOcm Cans.
frGn5den 81 beronItaIten. Gie Ser.
iommIlrns IN nG6iter @ode lit an.
loBli6 oes bon Ger .Melooie" onqc.
tiinOigten Bales pcridoben noroen.
gfeln Gonoiooten wuroen fir N2t.
gIieoiboft boreei6logen uno einc
@inlaoung bonn 0Gonuitotter GoIfs-
feit-&erein" perleien.
DS orm onie."
Sn Der m6bcntlicben SinoItim0e
Der nSormonie" iibte man untcr ser
Scitune oes 0irigentcn Syobn ".
Slein fir ooS inn Stobcmber ltottfin.
oenoe groBe CONCERT. Gin bor3iiaIi-
Dies Sroeromm lit bonn NaiIif.Go-
mite empfoblen poroen. @inlooun.
gen bonn n@ermoniu N3dnnerdor"
rno bonn nGonnItotter 8olfsfcItucr.
elm" noren eingeloufcu.
0&urbeiien. 8erein."
Scr 0Grrbciien &erein" belt oe-
itcrn 9tbeno feline bicrteljd6rIicbc Ser.
ionmIliug IN gSc6er's SolIe, gSr.
2227 GoItern 9lbenue, rnter Gorlib
ocS ErGiiocnten Sobn Soule, ob, bill.
oete Gin Gomite 5ur 0}itorbcit al ser
oSboremcn'S 2eoque," Elm on0eres
fir 9tebiiion ser Bidder unO nobm
0Dei 93itgIieoer ouf. Sin eenuitbli-
Dies Seiiommenlein BEL Dem 9ier
uno elm SmbiB 5u @eniiitbc ecfii6rt
mnroen folete Ger @ei6Gftsiisune.
v@ c rm onio Surnberein."
SIN &ereinslofol oes ,@ermonio.
SlrnoereinS" bergniiqte Iib oie aus
Serren imo Conen beitebenoe aftiDc
&lnlIe nit einem Son5frGlBden, elm
Terenilgen, oaS an icoem 5mcitcu
GienItog i'm Wlonot abgebaIten miro.
Sic Gomen Seftion oes Ger.
mania SurnbereinS" 6eidloB oc.
lterh Ioello, I'M ytooember IN Der
Tereinsbole Elm eroBeSSouerbroteu.
Glen nit nadfoIgenoem Son5frdnS-
den 81 peronItoIten.
0ie n66ite SereinsfcItIi6fcit miro
elm gIuIternroiten 9tnfong globember
i'm GercinsIofoIe iein, fir oos elm
Gonlite 5meds notbieer 8or6creitlin-
gen orgoniiirt nuroe. 0ie 0omen
mcroen Die 3ubereitllng ser g[ultern
unter lib boben. 6erner lit fir oen
%. Sftober cine gemiitbli6e Inter.
bolhtng geplant beltebeno aus Gor.
tr1gen ilno 0flliif, ni6t ou bergeIlcn,
@rfril6uneen oller glrt.
lin gInfbebnng crIndt.
DoS SbeIlep Eeitoment, meIGes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
26,691 ncnc Stimmocbcr.

Sci Der geitrigen 9fegiitrirung
IieBen iid 26,69t nele Stimmeeber
in Die Regiitrirbiider eintrogeu.
Seute iino Die 2ofole wieocr BON 70
llbr Wiittogs bis 10 llbr 9l6enos Of.
fen. Gas 9iciultot in oen eiu5eInen
g0nr0S mnr mic fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
geim eotoirlonBcrer8ie.

9ioior (3u eiucr aompocrie, 0eren|
Sauptmonn i'm faliden 2hritt nc.
benhcr ihrcitcN: nTia dnnsc aaw,
poanic bot folihcu gritt. nur DER
$crr Souptlnoun bat ocu rihtigcul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
q m mer 6rnnnNtrt.

Mebrere @dffifd)e lpauoeln I'M enis
Iegencren SfeiIc oes StaDtpdrleS. Dl
eutosdcn lie oif e;ner 9ant libcilo, ben
Senor oes Stnottbcdtcrs, Der port
cingei1lummert lit puO fiirhterl;4
f9nsrbt. Grit Itcbcn iie pdff bu.
bunn msint elmer Der g1dfiife
80, lpie gcttoDI, Dic gottpsnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
gIns ben 9suIisciocridjtcu.

SdncIliabrer battcu iid seitern in
Oen &oli5eiseridtcn 5il perant-
iporten. George Club mlroe
5u elmer @elOitrofe bon $50 0er-
ltrtbeiIt, neil er einem @lann
nidt 9eiiton6 leiltete. Sotte
oenlelben porber umgeronnt.
9lihter &adarO i'm mittleren @oli.
5eieeri1t itraite eeltern George sc.
@ilfinion BON gtr. 700, gSoro.&en.
pooO-9Ioenue, I'M $26.70, neil er
@eor9e 90. Glubb BON Ger. no, Dit
@oeer-Str., fcine &iilfc ecIeiitet bat
te, no6oem er Oeniclben am SamltoG
gtodmittag an Ser @ap-Str. imO
5oaswap nit ieinem 9lutomobil an.
geronnt bate, nobel oeriel6e oliid.
Ii9erpeiie MIR Ieidt perIebt muroe.
6ubr 5u dneIl.
&i6oro GurleD, Elm Gbaltffeur fir
@iliom Goof bon 9tr. 502, Dit
9tortb .9Ipe., mlBtc $t1.70 6e5obIen,
neil CT ein 9Imbulon5.9luto nit cincr
@ei9pinoigfeit bon 80 Nieilen pro
Strm0e an Der ct. @oul.StroBe &C.
fobren batte.
S6orrp Bold, an McGullob. b.Str.
mobnbait, murOe Inn St1.45 pesen
fabrl6liigen 6obrens beitraft.
80 Sage @efGnguib.
@eil er ieine 6rou nG6renO eineS
Streites nit fo6cn6em S1moI5 be.
golien bottc, wurOe Soiepb &oeoelesfi
bon gtr. S03, Siio.GoIloS. Str, bonn
&idter @eredt i'm oItIi6cn @oIi5ci.
eeridt 5u 80 Eaeen @eidneniB Der.
rrt6eilt.
@ntf1uGbieun9 nubte
nihts.
@c9eu 5it idneaen 6obrens nit
ieincm 9luto i'm Glifton-Yorf piroe
@iGiom &ittrofi bon 9tr. 1910,
SomeiteoOtStr., bonn 9fi6tcr GIidt
I'M norooitliden GoIi5eieeridt 5u eli
ner Strofe bon $3.50 perurtbeilt.
@ittroff be8abIte sic Strofc, erfIGrte
ober, OoB er meeen 8rudes ieineS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nidt eetuuBt
babe, mic ibneIl CT gefo6ren iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

= e = y Z q v n
rReinc Brau bat iiumer 70 &ngI
Dor ben fIeiIblofeu 9o9en."
r9|un, 70 Id.inm filS bic bu4
nidt."
.2IIe,biness ober Tie forn nur
Subnibel brdtcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

@biilerin (cinen 9lufIdb porIe
Ie1So): n-lpno er fisI um uuO ipoI
to0t.-
2ebreriu: rDos lit gu lur5 geFuBt
Du bdtteit bd Tbon etaDos btn5ufiiaeu
DiirFn, boniit Der G4lub mebr Gin,
brud aiiF ben 2eTer rloht."
Sdiilerir (lhb perbeHcrnD) llmi
er fiel Inn unb mar mouIetoot.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
INIT @runb.

Md. i'd 3ittere 70, ipenH 20 blibi.
Serr 8aronlA
,Sie bdben aud @rnnb boan,
meiue GjndOige. ocnu Sbr Ser5 lit BON
Stn6ll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

.llnTere Gidlter lperbeu iebt 6offsnts
lid bod nidN pisber 3ie9eIlttln, be-
Ihreibeu, oa uuIcr qapier 5ur Rsigs
sebt.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

ST: sic betrddten es pobl aIs
grobcu Sriumpb, aus cinem Nann
einen Rdrren semaht su boben9
sic: 8 nein! I'm sineu 9riump5
su errinqsn muB man i6on ctipas
tbun, oos pirtlih idgper lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
@hrHh.

~Dic gfuIfcn iinO bod ebrlider oIs
oie Deiitifcnl"
nImu9"
rSSreiIib. Gie Ruiien boben bod
ole 9onoitribe. oie fie geuommsn bo-
ben, ipie6er 5uriidgegcben; mos obcr
Die 9eutihen nebmen, beboIteu Iiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

pMos baltsn sic bon Merer's Dor
traa BON 6omIefs MoroIos aelit II
glbeno9"
.Ru, tpenn SdmIet uibi don Uors
Der oerriidt mar. ieBt I'll ,S gan5
aeipiB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

WfTTnWlFt
@tn Nnn9c ais Wchilfc IN ciucr 00ic Addci
rel 8i ncloen i'm Qdocn an Ocr Nde B0u
WlaelloH.Nbcnne nHO RiliDu.strahr.
(Sufl-12)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
On n
v ma. N.A
~
- H--a-
'Tl
TIE NEM uMRREILAs.

The utnitarlan umbrella is takint
unto itself all sorts of little beautify-
ing touches nowadays, The sober
black silk cover is giving way to COW
erS which should, to De correct
match the costume as carefully as do
the hat and gloves Dark rich silks.
some OF them changeable with black
or some other dark shade, are shown
growing more elaborate, too. The
growing moreelsborate, too The
plain wooden handle which was In
such good form last season is being
succeeded by simply carved wood,
ivory or malacca. Silver handles are
seen great deal and so are handles
showing colored enamels. Rings OF
loops with which to fasten the um-
breila to the wrist are attached tC
many of tho handles, Sometimes this
ring is of silver or jade, as custo-
mary. of silk to match the cover
Umbrellas are much shorter thar
they were a season or two ago. They
dangle comfortably at the wrist with
out hitting the ground.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

Mexico, an exile here, it was annOunc-
ed today. The book, published in
1873. is one OF the four in existence
in the world. The other copies are
in London Berlin and Mexico.
The book is remarkably we'll print
ed. The cover is Of wood incased in
tough pigskin. The publisher and
date ON the first page are Pedro A.
Ocharte. 1919. 1.-The graduate domin.
GALE the name of the book. was
found among the ruins Of an Indian
church in 1918 after its destruction
by the Mexicans in their attack on
the Zapatlstas,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
BRIDE HIS REWARD
FOR WILSON VOTE
Miss Whytock. Losing Ballot in Cali
fOFnia. Makes bridegroom
Kingsley Change Choice.

NEW YORK Nov. 2.-Miss Janet
Z. Whytock Of Glendale, Cal, was
married to Julius s, Gingsley. prin-
cipal of the Northport. l. L., high
school. yesterday in the Cathedral of
St. John the Divine. The bride is an
ardent supporter of President Wilson
and has a vote in her home state.
The bridegroom was strong Hughes
man.
Miss Whytock did not wish to
come east before election, as she
wished to vote; but finally consented
to come if her fiance would make
up for her lost vote by himself voting
for Wilson. A telegram was received
by her ten days ago saying:
81 will vote for Wilson. It's love
and duty, but love wins out. You
lose your vote. and to make things
even I will cast mine for the Presi-
dent. Come east at once"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

hOom for many more but the growth
is encouraging,
Evangelist Fagan preached a great
sermon on Fundamentals" present
ing in his earnest dramatic style the
three great primary doctrines of the
Christian faith: God. an inspired book
and Divine Christ. Upon this foun-
dation all of the work of these meet
ings will be done 1t was a masterfu
effort and we'll received,
Mrs. Pagan sang to the delight o.
the audience one of her most effec
tive solos. Then l Shall Understand.
Tonight she win sing shadows" Tit
sermon for this evenings service viii
be "a Man Up Tree" Hear th'
Fag2ns Come early.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

LONDON. Nov. 2.-Under a. new
army order officers have begun to sa-
Lutte officers of higher rank in the
streets Of London. The more frequent
ed parts of the city are constantly
congested with men in khaki and sa-
uting already had become an ex-
hausting business when INDUCED in
between officers and men. But now
( the war ukase has gone forth as fol-
( lows:
when not on duty or parade, but
in uniform. officers under the rank
of field officers will salute all Officers
of field rank and upward. Field Off
GERS and general officers will salute
| their s,lperiors in rank -
This means that all officers In uni
form below the rank of major mus
salute senior majors and officers o.
higher rank. 1t always has been Gus
tomary for officers to salute the IN
sigma of the Victoria Cross.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
RONNY.CLABBER.

Away down south in Dixie" there
is one dish which seems to be uni
verSally liked. This is "bonny-clab-
ber,r generally shortened to "clab-
her," Another name for it is '1op-
pered milk" To make it set china
or glass dish of skinned milk away
in a warm place, covered When it
turns-that is. becomes smooth,
firm, but not tough. cake, similar to
blanc mange-serve it in the same
dish Cut it out carefully in large
spoonfuls, put in saucers and cover
with cream, powdered sugar and nut
meg to taste. It is better if set on ice
for an hour before being brought to
the table. Do not let it stand until
the whey separates from the curd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
VARYING THE HASH.

Try putting a few bits of coarsely
chopped autumn apple into the pro-
sale breakfast hash. Hash is gener-
ally thing of meat and potatoes
only. whereas little special flavor
may be given to 1t by scattering into
it. now the apple, now a few nut
meats, again some bits of pimento
or the little bamboo sprouts which
come from the Chinese quarter. Hash
is an economic necessity now and
then, but it may be made into pal
atable surprise by the addition of g
few unexpected tidbits
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
TRIAL or CITY OFFICIALS ENDS
Mayor and -Four Others charged
With Failure to Suppress Riot.

SALEM, Mass, Nov, 1.-THE jury
in the case Of Mayor Albert L. Bart
lett and four Haverhill city Officials
charged with failYre to suppress 2
riot growing out Of a discussion OF
religious subjects on April 3, returned
a verdict today Mayor Bartlett was
ACQUITTED on one count and the jury
disagreed on a second both of which
charged failure to suppress the dis
turbances.
Charles Fl Hoyt commissioner Of
public safety. was acquitted on both
counts
The Jury disagreed in the cases Of
Albert f. Stickney c. C. Cook and
Roswell L. Wood three other men,
bers Of the city government
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
CLEANSE TIE EL00l1
HID AVOID DISEASE

Wax yoar blood is impure, weak,
thin and l2biliialed, your system
hocomes susceptible to any or all
diseases.
Pat your blood in good condition.
Hoods Sfrsapa-il,a acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood-it puri-
hes, eariehes and reviializes 1t ana
builds up the whole system.
Hoods SarsapGrilla has stood the
fest Of forty years. Get it today
I is sure 70 help You.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
4 MAN sANDM1Cn EI1.ING.

An appetlzlng filling for sand
wiohes has recently been introduced.
This is thin slices Of smoked salmon
curly at the edges and having a par
ticularly pungent flavor, Placed be-
tween thin slices of bread, with a
fragment of lettuce leaf, it makes a
specially tasty sandwich,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
GERMAN BOATS ESCAPE TO SEA.
Had Been in Dutch Harbor since
War Began.

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, Nov
Thirty three German and Austrian
steamships that had been laid up In
Dutch harbors since the beginning OF
the war have put to sea in the last
seven months. Is Of them leaving in
the month Of September alone. Cling
ing to the coast, all would seem 10
have got safely to home ports, and a
number Of these ships probably have
been placed in the German services
to Scandinavian ports. Only 10 Ger
man and three Austrian steamships
remain in Dutch harbors. apart from
four interned German vessels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

bills counterfeit and seized the bundle
expressing ii to Washington.
Richards got the money a few
weeks ago when he bought trunk
at an "old hoss" sale for $3.50 and
opened it to find close to a half mil
lion dollars in Mexican money He
sold several thousand dollars worth
at 81 a handful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
SECRET SERVICE AWAKENs
GROCER IN MONEY TRANCE

TAMPA, Fla, Nov, 2.-When James
Wright, United States secret service
operative from Atlanta, dropped in on
A. S. Richards. grocery man, today
and confiscated the $780, 900 Mexican
money the latter had, the grocer's
air castle In Mexico vanished,
Wright pronounced the Mexican
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
L. S. EXAMINES ZEPPELIN METAL
Found TO Resemble Aluminium, But
Much Heavier and Stronger.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Naval ex-
perts today examined two pieces OF
metal taken from a German Zeppelin
that was destroyed while raiding En-
gland. The metal resembles aiuml-
nun. but is considerably heavier and
much stronger.
Reports from abroad some time
ago stated that neither the British
nor the French scientists had beer
able to determine the exact constitu
ent parts of this German metal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

Sufferer From Indigestion Relieved
Before taking Chamberlain's TAD
lets my husband suffered for several
years from ind gestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and dis
tress after eating. Chamberlain ,
Tablets relieved him OF these spells
r!ght awav" writes Mrs. Thomas
Casey Geneva. n. Y. Obtainaole
everywhere.--Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
Christian MEETINGS
GROW IN INTEREST


The soecial meetings now in pro
gress a, the Christian church are
gros1ns daily in attendance and in
power. LAS evenings house was the
Iargast audience that has yet gather
ed. although not a crowded house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02
COPY OF FIRST CHOIR BOOK.
Ii Is Prescmtcd TO Chicago Library
by Exiled priest.

CHICAGO. Nov "A copy Of what
is said to be the first choir book ever
printed on this continent has been Of
fered TO the Newberry Library of
Chicago by the Most Rev, Francisco
Plancarte. archbishop Of Monterey
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-02

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The burden Of a "bad back"
A lame. a weak or an aching back
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Doans kidney Pills are for weak
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Here is Pendleton testimony.
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and they never fail TO do the work. A
Few doses stops that aching across my
Kidneys ana make my back feel al
strong as ever"
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