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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

/ speeches, get their names in the pa
rers and make a big noise and pin
medals on themselves.
l put 1t up to the people of Una
tilla county il it is fair and just that
the lords of these baronical domains
where a small farm is not less than a
thousand acres, where there are no
school houses, no community life, no
rural development. shall dictate to the
people of Umatilla county in all i'm.
provements bearing upon the advance
ment Of the county as a whole. l
lcSve ii to the Judgment of the voters
At is not better to have one section
of land with ten families on 1t and a
school house than to have ten sec
tons ol land, no man on them and no
school house. Is not the one sectio1
with the ten families entitled to more
consideration than the other.
These lords of the farming section
haul their produce to market but
once a year. Yet they insist that If
roads are built the entire county con-
tribute toward building roads for
them to use one month In the year.
They want the people as a whole TO
build them private road ways that
they may haul their enormous wheat
crops to the market at less expense
and then abandon the road for the re.
mainder of the year.
The small farmer on the small
farm hauls his produce to market
practically evey day in the year and
where the big farmer computes his
cost and profits in hundreds and
thousands the small farmer must COM
pute his cost and profits in dollars
and cents.
The row which has been raised as
to the manner in which the bond is-
sue was conceived, prepared and put
on the ballot has nothing to do with
the merits of the issue. It is abso-
lutely immaterial whether Mr.. Bar.
rett or Mr.. Harrah or any one of the
others proposed It or opposed 1t. The
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL HAS FINE
COLLECTION OF TROPHIES

The PendletOn high school can boast
of one of the best collection OF cups
and trophies. representing the branch
of track athletics Of any school in this
part of the country.
The cups are now on display in the
Charles Company's show window. The
exhibit will be left in the window for
several days.
The cups represent some OF the
hardest fought track meets in the his
tory Of the school. The largest cup Is
the one presented by o. A. c. for tho
eastern Oregon championship. PEN
dletOn won this last year and bids well
to take it again. She must win 1t twice
more before it becomes her private
property. Then there is the tri-stats
cup of 1911, the Umatilla meet cup
for 1910. 1911. 1912. state relay cup
of 1912. The eastern Oregon relay
cup for 1914 and is, the Asbahr cups
won by the class of '16 and several in
dividual cups. Besides all these Guns
several present and former athletes o.
the school have large collections OF
bronze, silver and gold medals Tho
chief ones are Chester Gordon orls
Jay and Chester Fee,
Yesterday afternoon the students Of
the high school were favored with
short but enjoyable talk by DR. 10
Busk OF the educational extension de-
partment of the University OF ore
gon. DR.. De Busk spoke to the stu-
dents on the subject Of Education
and its Value"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

That Eastern oregon woolgrowers
are entitled by market conditions to
the highest prices ever paid for wool
is indicated by news contained in the
following night message to the East
Oregonian by S. w. Mcclure, secretary
OF the National Woolgrowers' Asso-
citation The message was sent in re-
sponse to an inquiry from this paper
as to the state of the market:
salt Lake, Utah, ApriT "a, 1915.
East oregonlan, PendletOn, Oregon.
The wool market in the lnter-mOun-
tain states is now very active with the
buyers all at work. Practically all the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

LONDON, April 25.-Irish rebels
hold portions of Dublin after a day OF
the most serious rioting. Augustine
Birrell, secretary for ireland. told the
house OF commons. Telegraph lines
to dublin have been cut, indicating
that the rebels hold the principal por-
tions Of the city.
Rioting started afresh after soldiers
had stopped the first rebellion. Twelve
were slain in the first fight yesterday.
Birrell asserted that government
troops had recaptured the postoffice-
Several persons have been arrested
The outburst was considered a part
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

PARIS, April 25--F1ve German
aeroplanes raided Dunkirk today and
hurled six bombs. killing woman
and wounding three men. The prop
erty damage was slight.
The second convoy Of Russian
troops arrived at Marsellles today and
were disembarked. The number and
the route were kept secret
Three times last night the Germans
heavily attacked Deadman's Hill be-
hind walls of liquid fire Each charge
was halted, The Frencn took the Of
fensive and ousted the Germans from
advantageous footholds. The Germans
lost heavily. Grenade attacks on both
sides of the Apremont Woods failed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
YOUNG WOMEN SERVE A 20
CENT LUNCHEON At SCHOOL
PFNDIETON HIGH STUDENTS OF
DOMESTIC SCIENCE GIVE
GOOD MEAL

The third zoe luncheon was given
today noon in the High school dining
parlor by Miss Helen Isaacs. Miss Ma
talle Ferguson and Miss Esther En-
bysk.
Miss Alice Butler instructor in the
domestic science course, has found
that this work is helping the girls to
a great extent. Each group Of girls
is making a special effort to get tbs
highest per cent in the contest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
0NAA>NVNNNNNNNN -
Who the Men Are.

= Captain Otto Wolpert, superin- I
. tendent of the Atlas Line, who I
. was released on $4,000 bail, I
= charged with receiving bombs to I
= destroy allies ships leaving AM
. erican ports. Captain E, w. A.
. Chas, Won Kleist, superintendent I
. Of the New Jersey Agriculture I
. Chemical Company who con-FS
. fessed the bomb shells were fill
. ed with explosives In his plant. 4
. Ernest Becker, electrician on the I
. interested North German Lloyd I
= Liner Friedrich der Crosse. who I
. confessed making hundreds OF
. the bomb castings on board the
= ship. william Paradis, George
: Praedel and Friedrich Garbade, I
. engineers on the liner, who we're 4
= arrested later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

The office room in the E. L Smith
& Co. building is being enlarged. the
work necessitating the alteration Of
the front Of the building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
NEWS SUMMARY
General.

Irish rebels seize portions of city Of
Dublin.
TeutOn wArshlps lombard British
coast but are driven away.
United States troops leave for final
dash after villa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

Attempt made to block Paradise Ir-
rigatiOn Project.
Woman admits boOtlegging: pays
$iOO fine.
High prices for wool predicted by
S. w. Mcclure
E1ks present good show to full
house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Clothed
with the powers u a diplomat. Gen
eral Scott will endeavOr to develop a
spirit Of greater accord between the
Mexican and American governments
at the conference to be held with
Obregon. He will explain the Ameri-
can aim in Mexico and seek to dist
Pate the thought that the pursuit of
Villa is intended as anything but to
shatter organized banditry. Officials
believe that Scott will silence any new
demands for a withdrawal of the ex-
pedition before his mission is achiev.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
PAPERS REVEAL PLAN FOR
INVASION BY JAPANESE
DRAWINGS Or PACIFIC COAST
FORTS FOUND on MAN
AFTER ARREST.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Books
containing plans OF Pacific coast forts
and San Francisco harbor in = plan
for a Japanese invasion of California
were found in the possession of Sho
Shiato. arrested in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, April 25.-SeveraI
papers seized from Won Igel were re-
ported to be communications from
German agents in Japan. The exact
nature was not disclosed Trials OF
Lieutenant Fay and other Germans
charged with violations Of neutrality
are scheduled to start today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
TEUTON VESSELS
BOMBARD COAST
THEN DISAPPEAR
Squadron Of Light Cruisers Appears
at Early Morning Hour; z Men, a
Woman and Child Killed.
BRITISH SHIPS RETURN FIRE

At the same Time q Fleet Of zeppe-
Inns Appears In the same Vicinity
and Drops 20 Bombs, mjEtng One
Man; Admiralty Says Damage Is
Slight. q sA.nA.s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

NEW YORK, April 25.--with eight
of the active workers in the ship
bomb plot already under arrest, fed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
Portland

PORTLAND ore. April 25.-(spe.
clal. Merchants Exchange prices
today. club. 30 bluestem, it.9s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
July Wheat Closes at
Over $1.14 in Chicago

CHICAGO, April 25.-(speciai to
the East Oregonien. Range Of
prices today:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

SAN ANTONIO. April 25.-Funston
today ordered Pershing to take firm
measures to prevent the Carranzistas
from hindering the transportation of
supplies. The expedition has suffer-
ed as a result Of a seizure of railroad
shipments. Scott and Obregon viii
discuss the supply situation. A con-
ference probably will be held next
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

LIVERPOOL. April e. wheat
SPOT No. Manitoba, t3S 81 (tts5 al
per bu). No. 2. 13s I'd; No / north.
ern spring, l2s "a; No 2 red western
winter lis Cd (tis7 rs per bushel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 25,-Renew-
ed hope for Villas capture arose to-
day upon receipt Of Letcher's report
from Chihuahua reliably locating the
bandit so miles southwest of Satevo.
west of Parral.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

COLUMBUS, April 25.-A detach-
ment of American troops was report
ed to have started today in a final
dash after villa Main units of the
expedition are concentrating at Nam
iqulpa and Dublan. Letcher's infor-
nation locates villa near Nonoava.
Details are unobtainable. The entire
sixth cavalry arrived today complet-
ing the reinforcements
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25
j. S. TROOPS ARE
ON FINAL DRIVE
TO CATCH VILLA
Detachment Starts Today Following
Authentic Information Of Rebel
Leaders Whereabouts.
REINFORCEMENTS ON SCENE

Entire Sixth Cavalry Arrives at Co
lumbus and Probably VIII be Used
to Strengthen Lines OF COmmuni-
cation; Carranzistas Must Not In
terRere.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

Continued on Page Eight,)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

Continued on Page Eight.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

The East OFegonlan has the largest bona
fide and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper Ia Oregon, east Of Portland and b.
far the largest circulation In Pendleton Of
any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-25

Tonight and wednesday partly
cloudy and occasionally threatening.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER DATA.
Maximum temperature, es. mlnl-
mum, ls; rainfall, 0; wind. southwest,
fresh; weather, clear
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,,~DemtiflanS" tueilt
nod i'm Pafen!

SEEM 2on0or. Conn.,, is. Sob.
@ier DerIoutete geIterft, odb jene so
forbigen TrdftberloDer, Die Die Ga.
Oung Oes 9onOelstnnd)boots Geutif.
Ion0 Ioidten uno ons Sdiff oafir
pieDer befrnftcten init Der Mci.
lung entlaIien puroen, fif oiu 5.
Sonuor mie0cr in gefu 2onoon elm
5ufin0cr. &enn and bic genmten
Der Gnitern 6orporoing 50. iidJ
bieriiber niht ndber misInlien, 10
berridJt oennoh Die Meinllua Dor,
boB Inn iene 3eit Elm iDeiteres
nelttihes S1nhboot bier erfDortet,
ODER bah Die GattifIono gum brit
ten Sol bier e~ittreffen mir0
Die Hiidfr0df Lient gut b~erltaut
mn Snnern 0es 6hiffuimpfes utlo
Wt1tnoborr1te ltno fir Die Doller
bon so Tdgen an goro genommell,
ober oie 9eit Der abFobrt lit nod
itngepiB. Gin Cell Der 8eulanmtng
botte eeitern obeno 2onburlniib or.
boLten.
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| Tumenten Don snalilden Ysrttsist
tontrolierI.
gao9 msbr. Die in ghriIlinnin err
T9einenOe nQftenpOIsn4 Oas 5Tpsits
3r0Bte glatt yloripegens, meiaets
tur8lia: .@esen 5O.OUU Gdde 9ulsrs
lriibe, oersn ROripegen fur ben tiqes
nen aOnIum Guberlt briagenD uss
BARI unb rpeIde bsreits bel n0rmwls
Iden RauEleuten in Norpeoen lasstn.
biirfen ouf gefebI Der tu9liihen Zee
b0rben ni9t in ben 9anoel geOrastt
peroen, % sint norDegllhs Muble
ouf cine beiDnotrs GrIunbnIs Der
nortpeoiIGen Resierung bin 400
GGde norpeslGer 9afeterlBs an
bas Rote Rrsus in pOIsn eeiuant
bat" Dos glei9e 8lott meIDete.
Sin beutlder 9ompFsr. Der nit
reutIdsn Roblsn bier antaHi. beitslte
fir 20 Mann 8eInbung proDi1Ht
fir oie Giidfabrt. IS banoeIts Iin
I'm 30 tltine norpBiIde Gdnol3s
brote, sic Der normegtihs Bdder ait
Elm gerbOt Der bieItgen en9Iiinen Uts
tanotI@oft bin Dem DsutiGtn Danps
1er nidt 80 liefeEn rpagte, bd Ionf
Bic enelil9e gsAOrOs ben Bdder Guf
Die idpurse 2iite ssisst, ibm bic
amsritaniide Me6IauIu1r abgsi6nits
Ten uaD IGN ruiniert battle
g6riltiantas aMOrgenbIaOet~
Tdrieb oieIer Gage 5ur Siiuatlcn
Rorreaeas: ,Man muB bic 8oniss
qiens betpunbern, NIT Der BON engs
liI6er Settle Die &oblsnIieterungem
Dem S4ube Der engIiIden SntersHsn
bienItbor gemu6t peroen. Bos Ton
nOrpeoiidsr Settle sstou pirb. nm
bic nOrtpegif9eR G%rpcrtn0ren In
slsi9er 8eifs aum S6ubs Der ners
DssiiGen SnisrsBen in bic NagItaIs
su nerIen, 1T Ter 4%lgememhen uns
betonnt. @06renO Oas GtDrtb ns
iher bic Berb0ltnlte, BE Iur las
eonO bon Der srOBten @eoeutuu0
fnn, bds tiefite 5tinf4meigeu be-
pobrt, besinnf ii6 HI Der preFs ber
Ghleitr ettpos AL lnften. ROriptz
gtns AnnbtlsppIitildf 5teluns iE
totI61Ii1 niht bensibenstptrt. mir
tOnnen tbsniogIt uuf unlsre guns
belafreibeit per3i9ten; Oenn MIR bsIEts
sen lie bod ni1t. llnfsre Shmpatbien
HauOen biz isbt aui Der GsIte ots
entente. absr lie ner0sA slnuloI en-
GnOs nsbmsn. unO uieasIdt elH eHoe
nit S9redsn, psnn mir ans a'9s
bdlo beFnnen. Rein ntuiraiu Glaat
tam es IhItmmer uIs mir baben.
an bieIen @~orgGnsen Hlog rsna
fd DegstgenpGrtisen. ME emit bic
Gage In Nprlpsatn III.
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3ur SlIfts einSuTGriHisn. Die tnsli
den aOblen blieben aus, uno Oeuts
Ide F1noen ni1i our 8~erfiisuns.
Grlt als Der &oblenmangel Iehr be-
Iorgnissrregenoe 5Olgen berbei5ufiAs
rem brobte. 3eiste Die ensIiide &eqies
rung gntgs9entOmmen. Deruniubte
aber bas rorpegiIds Rabinett gu
ipsiteren aon3eHionen; bic norp.gia
Iasn Reeber mubten iih DerpfIidien
ibre S1iffnbrt Der englii4en acns
trpLIe Su unierperfen; bic Regierung
lab Iid gsu0tigt, aud bic bisHesige
ausfubr mad SdneOea unD Donss
mari Su bsf9rdnte1, neil gnelaao
bebauptsts, DAP Daren ouf Oielem
Dege mad 9eutidIano ginsen, 50
bduIten Ii6 in 9ormesen bic gets
orbnunssu iiber ben Support unb ST.
port.
0orauf FDIgfe cine tiefgrsifpnbe
MloBnabme iiber Den 5iidbanOel. Der
fir 2orpegen Elm erOBes NutionaIs
osrmOgen beoeutet. I'm ensliide
aOblen Sn erbaIten, muBten ii6 Gle
uOrpmiiden Slider DerpfIidten,
ibrsn Sang ipeoer an 0eutIGe nod
an inpeoii9e poer nortpe9if9e 5irs
men gu bertoufen; ie mubten Jpn
nit @or5ussredssn an England Obj
oeben, unb sfpGr gu preiien, tDe,de
6is auf 200 gro3ent inter bisieniaen
EieIen, tDel9e 1ie auf Dem Martte trs
sieIten. Bladder tauften bic GngIdns
Der SouIenbe bon 9onuen an TiIaen
auF unb lieBen bic Mars etnfa4 uere
tpefen.
Seute n1uB ii9 in ROripegen faa
ieor sin3elne S~nbutrie, ipenr is nit
RObItcIIen perleben rsrOen min, DON
engliiGer Settle tpAtroIlleren Iafen.
Die enelii1sn &onIuIn IN Nornsgsn
bsberrlnsn tntf01li9 be qBOblfatrt
Oes odr5en 2an0es. sic Iieben Iid
los0r bos Re6t oeben, hurH eisere
9ertretcr Die nprnesifhtn Jobriten
gu isber .3eit at inipiSieren unO stpor
1t9t nur bic Eager an Fsrtigsn ga
rem, Ipnbern ouh bic RohtDffe, Die
gmboa1se, bic &iitsn uitu. Sin 9ors
idlos Der noripsgiiaen Rssisrung,
itns 2ontrOIs 0arn nornsgii6e, Der
sigcnen aegisruns geseniiber Dsrants
iDOriIi6e Beanie bOrnebmen gu iois
len, puros BON Der engliInen Heaies
runs nbgspisisu. Gng.unD tOHtrOla
Iisrt beule iosor De norpssiiHe 3as
iisnIdifiabrt; gegeH Dos Rs1t Der
Rontrolle liefert es ben aiilteniahs
rtrn Roble. Wirb irgenb cine Dals.
s. 3. Maredrine. BON elmer nOrtres
gilheA Sto6t onf bsm Geeipege IN
cine anDtre seIonot. 10 iDiro iie du
Der Sabrt ais IN 0as 6ous ler apu,
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uentralc pcitcampfer.

@enn man ia bel Der iehigen lin.
IiGerbeit unO Der 9iebesmonie syobn
aud ME garnnticren fam,
oob Die goItinhen ouf neutrnlcn
9ompfern nidt beidIngaobmt per.
ben. lit es bod INNER nod lpeniqCr
risfdnt, leine 8riefe nod Deitif.
lan0 nnO europa NIT n~eutrolen
Tonipfcrn mit5uienoen. Mon Der.
seidne ben Nonten 0es betreffcnOen
3ompFerg 6eutIid anf oent Brief.
umidlag.
anfolgeH0 6ie abfabrt3eit Der
n1hIten nentroIen 9ampfer:
SeIlig SI0b, aopenboeet, Son.
nerstog, 80. Ncpernber.
StodboIm, @otbenbnre, SomStag.
2. DECEMBER.
JreOerif Der Mdte, &cpenb1een,
Dienstne, 5. DECEMBER.
limited Stotes, aupenhGaen,
Snmstog, q. DECEMBER.
gergensfior0, Bergen, 5outstog.
8. DECEMBER.
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4ortenammlmnaen

Gin bl6i6er 3tDeig bes gammel.
Itoytes, Dem Dor ailem Jrauen sega
lire 4uFmertidntsit 3Atuetpen, Vt ois
3ufommsnlsllung ttner 20ffeIiam,a'
flung. Gs 6r1uhM gar mar groBs
aotbnrteiten 81 isin, Ods Gjebist II
sin 70 peites unO bielieitiges. bag
isoe 5dmmlerin gang RAD 8ef4mad
unb Nlitteln DER tbre Wabl trstfen
!dnn. Dor allen miro man auf H-is
fen bGufia @eIssenbeit bdbsr, eigsns
artiQe Gti3s 5ulommsnoubringer.
Inter unlersn Ameritaneriuner 1T
Die Site isbr Oerbreitet, aus ieDet
stdbt, bic lie oui Retlei ,rda.e?,
srsn 2oFfel mit5ubrtngen, Der eln
aardttttiitiI6es Gb3e.fen Obsr Sts
W6ppen oes 5ttreffenOen Ganhes oo'r
Ortes trGgt. 80 entIiebt Oann az
mdblt6 cine ntersHante Samm. a.a
DON intsrnationnlsm @eprdge, Die C:H'
letdt peniger psrtDolI, aber burH cse
oomit uertniiptten Sri7nerungen lbtsf
B,ibtrm 5ttuOe bereitet. aoltbIrtr
III eiae GdmmluHg antiter Stf0efa
lTffel, tDentuel t6nnen es al9 Nahs
piIounqen fein. Sn 9berbopern 5t:1
8eifbieI finost man nod mtrtpo4:
life @tiide. Dd finb Dor allen 0t.
apohea0ffsl, Der Still miro DON tis
aenl lleineu Silberfisiirder, ie einen
Der aip0If 4poiteI oarlttleno, getrDnt.
bieIe 20fftl soIten ais patmgel9snt.
8uten 5reuuOsn tam man "a S0rge
UNI Elm mit3ubrinatnoes Reileanctus
fen erlei9tern, ipenr1 man Iie an 6ies
Is Gommluaa srinnert. Sn allen
oGnbsrn gift e. Spe5idlitdten, eisens
nrtiqe Sob uuO Silberor6:t en-
SuId unO 1ur6iintsqes email, i5r.ts
q~rdnorbeifen, geruenouns feItener
Mliin8en uao ID peiter. Ss9r o4Gt'
bare RsIultue Seitigt cu6 bic Jest,
eintm Mdb9en gu iepem 9eburtstcee
eiren g6Gnen Ie,,tenel 90ffel 81 iaen.
fen. 8eginnt man bamit pom friteH
Sabre an, IL fpiro i'm 2nafe DER
s3eif cine 1ubi9e SammIuu9 Suitans
Be fommeIl. am heIten nIblt nan
hierfiir anidt Slide. Sinh 3iu6If
b insnlt man haSu Elm
qHdnistes 8anoI6fFslbreti, nit Gin.
iduitttn eur aufnahms Der 25iitl
berIeben, bic 10 81 better Sc una
tummen. Die gmFabruns oleisr sit,
ts in SugIs:p isht etqhein, Is yIbt
Elm fir aasnml tsin aOpfStrbrs TIN
mebr pegen oes Geburtstngsgeihras
tee. uno itait Der oergangIi9tn ga.
zen entiteht phns beiOnbers Naebr
uusaabtn elm wertupaef 8eFR
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Aater GHglauOs 6u6ttL
lie uistiaaitlide siSt sDrpessns ant
BITE nriaGea.

Sy1e AlluWei
Giner Oct neutralea 5tuaten, mel,
der nnter Dem Drude Der trie9iub,
renDer @roBma9te am mellten 81
IeiOen Bat, lit un5psiFslbntt Norpe,
gen. Gafur beiteben nsrl1ieoene ur'
iaGen. 0ie Dl4tlgpen Itno otfen5ai
bic JOlge Der apilqen gtorpe9en ant
gnglano begin. Jrdntrtt9 geltenreu
@ertrdse, beIon6era Der Io9enonnteu
Sntegutdtstrattote, luat oenen nlsls
WIG1te bic nnabbansIgleIt ytorpe,
gems gardntieren iuasn, ieooG untei
Dem gIsih5eitisen Yorbebalt, 0i.
duBtrs yOlltit yiDrtpsaens tontroliie.
rem au oiirfsn. 9ieIs gertrdge bin.
oerten QOrtpegen ofIentor an einei
fsFten, isIbItdnOisen ynIttlt 9ssen,
;ibsr ben ariegfubrsnoea. Die GGst
oss Ganoes lit bnburh cine Iebi
BEETLE uno i9pierise getDOroen.
gu 8@inn bes artsges purosr,
tpie bstdnnt lit, BON 59pe6tn Yin.
ftrengunssu gsmadt. i'm Elm 3uiom.
msnpirten Der 0rsi dorotfnsn Staos
ten au trSielen. Gaon nd@ tur3ei
3sit seiste Iid,, Dab Elm 3uiommsns
IGIuB inIplge Der 4bbdngleisit giora
tpe9ets BON 5einen @orontiemG9Rr
nnmUgIiH 1si. Sc Dauerte nibt longe,
Sob Rprlpeeen bon Den Rriegfiibrsn'
ben ununnebmlidtsiten unD S6pis
rieteitea in sinem nett boAeren Sra
be gu fpursn betam ala tr9eub Elm
arosrer nsutruler Stnot 9tdnoino'
piens uno @uropns.
9olo no6 ausbrra oss Rrisael
fGIOB 9olpeger ME ou9 DGne'
mari - nit England einen beIonOe.
rem 5anbslsbsrtrug db, pelfer osi
entente cine gefpiIie aOntrolle rel
Gins unb austubr Rorpesers iider'
te. W1on tnIpftt on btefes Mbtnmmet
aroBe grtpdrtungen ul0 gl1ubte, Dot
bic ginEubrIH poni hei
3ertrdees beboben niiroer. 9Dh 0oS
mar cine 9GnI9uns; iebt begonnsr
Die S6srereien erf redt, uu6 gIe!H,
3eitig legts oud Dsnti1lanO ben
Qanbe alerIei 5nnieri9tetten in Der
Des, bic ais JOlge bes engIifder
eiufIuKss auf Die uprpesiide 9ans
osIsppIitit gu bsutsn lDc.en. Sn zen
nOriDgiiasn Snouitrien madteH fd
aobhDfFmanoeI uuo sine aobleuHoi
bemtrfbdr, bic raid einen beoentIi'
den umfong unnabmsn. Msbrere M
0ultrit1s nntsrnsbmuRgen mubtsr
ibre arbeitsn gang siniteIIen; oi,
Gtn1EsefieubdhnsH fpnren eeflptipt,
ben sttrifh auf asapIIM 2iniu I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-16
2nk[t S50O Gdahenrrinh.

@ron0 SsInno, geeb.. Is. Rob.-
90. gortcr, Der fiir5Iid einem Jun.
gen Noune, lDelder ieine Sodter
onitott olir Stride begleitet in elm
gergniiguigslotnl ollseefibrt bate.
cine a1igeI in Die 5erie eejogt BAT.
te, bat Die slngelegenbeit NIT einenl
Sfmer3enspfl1iter bon $500 ee-
ihlihtet. uripriingIid bate Ser
anseidoiiene gnrter auf $2,0S5 per.
floet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-16
gasuss SuIpitaI fir Saainas.

Settings. gseb., t6. NoD. @ic
oerloutet, wirO Elm fotboIiIder
SdWeIterorOen bier Elm &olpital in
1ohiter Belt erri1ten. @s iDiro Otes
oas brittle sarontenbous bon &a.
tings perben. sEuberOem tpiro So.
jiinss in nGditer Set cine uene
@dbL gtiible nit elmer S~topo5itdt
bon 750 Sab tdelid erbaIteu.,