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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

over quarter Of a mile from house
he laid for some time unconscious
When he regained consciousness he
could NOT walk but crawled to Mr..
Derus, a quarter of a mile distance.
DR.. De Vaul was called and found
him hurt in the side and back but not
seriously.
Roscoe Dickinson is i'll at his home
four miles east of Ukiah.
Ward Emigh Of Walla Walla, pro-
prietor Of the Ukiah creamery was
in Ukiah few days this week, look
ing after the creamery interests here
and making preparations for the new
creamery building which will be built
Immediately after the fourth of July.
Mrs. H. H. Arbogast, mother Of
Ora Arbogast is seriously i'll in PEN
dleton, and her children are all at
her bedside, Mrs. Arbogast is well
known in Ukiah
Mrs, Sanford Chiison of Bridge
creek, is i'll at her home and DR.. De
Vaul was called Wednesday.
Fred MClkey of Ritter, came in
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Cane of wal
la Walla VINO will spend the summer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

on the homestead with Mrs. Mulkey
while Mr. Mulkey goes to the harvest
field
Lester Bolin had an exciting rur-
away Thursday while loading lumber
al the Andrus saw mill. When about
half loaded t?e team became fright
ened and stared on a mad run scl:.
tering 'umber broadcast and being
headed for meme the run a mile and
half before they were caught, bu'
the wagon. was tadly damaged ans
was taken 10 the shop for repairs.
Frank EoyntoL of Pendleton DIS
trict represen!r tive for the Equitahle
Savings ard Loan Association. is in
Ckiah for a lew days on business for
the eirm.
\ 'arse slr pment Of Hood RiYer
strawberries reached Uklah THURSDAY
evening and everybody is eating
strawberries and cream.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

the back of persons hand has heel
moistenng flaps that is fastened patented
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27
FARMERS IN UKIAH
SECTION ARE GLAD
FOR THE RAINFALL
HAY CROP PROSPECTS ARE BET
TER NOW; OTHER CROPS
WILL BE GOOD.
Many Bands of sheep Pass Through
On Way to Mountains for the sum
mer Grazing; school Meeting Held;
Clyde Belts Is Injured While Rid
ing; Other Ukiah News.
(East oregonian special.l }


UKIAH Ore, June 26,-The farm
ers all wear a smile, on account OF
the continued rains during the last
week The hay crop prospects were
poor but the rains win bring them out
and still the crops will be short this
year.
Band after band of sheep are pass
ing through Ukiah daily on their way
to the high mountains to their sum
mer range. The sheep are going into
the mountains in good condition.
Blanch Moore of Long Creek, who
has been attending school in Port
land during the winter, came in
Thursday On her way home.
Mrs Carl Balance of Ritter and
children passed through Ukiah FRI
day en- route to Roseburg to be with
her mother, who is seriously ill.,
George Anderson came in from
Heppner Friday with the Hynds
Brothers sheep.
A. S. QUAINT and wife and daugh-
ter returned from Eugene last sun
day Berkley De vaul, son of DR.. De
Vaul, returning with them to spend
the summer with his father and sis
ters at Ukiah.
Mrs George Bolin and children of
Butter creek came in Sunday and will
visit at the home of ]. A Bolin for
a few weeks:
Mrs. Golden who mas been visiting
a friend in Ukiah for the last week,
left for her home in Colorado Mon
day morning.
E. 7 Wade, Ross Carney, Roy Ra-
ley and Bert Whitman of Pendleton
came in saturday, going on south on
a business trip, but on account of
stormy weather they returned to PEN
dleton Monday evening,
Miss Hazel Balance of Ritter was
guest at the Peterson Hotel Friday
night
Miss Hazel Balance of Ritter was
a guest at the Peterson Hotel Fri
day night
A school meeting was held at the
Ukiah. school house Monday at 2 o.
clock in which great interest was ta-
ken.
Hugo LEM was reelected as direc- !
tor for three years and Mrs. Lenz was
reelected as clerk. When a vote was
taken on adding the ninth grade,
it CARED by a large majority. This
will add greatly to our school as
there are a number of sholars in the
valley who have passed the eighth
grade and they can remain at home
another year. A three mill tax was
voted, which will give the children
the advantage of a nine months
school
Mr.. Stickler and Mr.. Beck of PEN
1leton came in Monday and are buy
ng large horses.
Mary Andrus of Range, who attend
I'd the Pilot Rock school last winter,
visited with her brother. Bert Andrus,
and wife, of Ukiah, Sunday night, on
ler return home.
Ed Thrasher came in from Pen
lleton Monday and reports Mrs.
rhrasEer improving rapidly
Clyde Belts, while trying to mount
/ wild horse last Saturday, was hurt
out not seriously. He says he started
o mout the horse but could not tell
What happened and being alone and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

prehenslon. II Is a natural treatment, safe
for the mother, has no drug effect whatso-
ever and for this reason must exert a most
beneficial influence upon those functions d.
rectly connected with motherhood. In a
very interesting book the subject is freely
discussed and copy will be mailed free to
all expectant mothers by Braddeld Regulator
Co., 400 Lamar Ddg, Atlanta, Ga. Gel a
bottle Of 'Mother's Friend" today Of any
druggist. Use as directed and you will then
know why mothers for nearly half century
have used and recommended this splendid aid
to motherhood. Their letters are messages
Vt cheer. that breathe comfort in every word,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

C, S, QUAINT was in pkiah Friday on
business.
William Anderson, wife and daugh.
ter, made trip on horseback 10
Heppner and back last week.
Dave sm tn and family Of WASH
ougal arrived In Ukiah Friday even
ing and viii remain here during the
summer for Mrs. Smiths son and
daughter health Mr. Smith for
merly i!7e1 here, then moved to Pen
dletoE, whore he was in business sew
eral years befole moving to Wash.
ougal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27
SCR0FULA AND ALL
HUhJRS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned
from experience and observatira
that the older generation should im-
press upon the younger. Among
thcm is the fact that scrofyda and
other hu-o ors are most successfully
treated with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine Is a peculiar
combination Of remarkably effective
blood-puritying aal health-giving
roots, barks and her. :, and has been
tested for forty years. Get it today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27
Home Celebration
Of Onder Interest
The arrival OF a baby in the household
completely changes the entire osnecf ~

the future. But in the
meantime, during the
anxious period Of ex.
pectancy, there Is a
splendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
IS for external use, re-
lieyes the pains Of
muscle expansion,
soothes and qulets the
nerves. extend IT. In.
iiucnce to the internal
Organs and removes to
q great extent the ten
gIarVssNr - .vSst.r.--. - -.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-27

Crying children and sobing women
ere seen all over the country there
days az they bid their soldier faith
ers, husbands sweethearts, brothers
and sons Good Bye" The accom-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
galtimOrc's Better HSituic.Eurf.
GnltmIfattPr- 3tark.

@eIenlnuiien uno airnen ibueH pobI ba
ran, lIn bleien 4arf ln3uIeDen, ebe ile 9nleH
ttr itre 3nfnniiaen Qlculcs beIeQeil Der
qarl iIi icbi NIT icbr GROCER 1dnabnQe, Blpne
oer,Spielpldten nnb aleu- n0ipi9en Becuens
liobieiien nueoeiinttet. Die fiir einen mooeruen
@erpnlgunQssQ Qdrf ben1ibgt ino. Der Rnu
1T prddtie qelegeH, bequenl 8u errcideu bon
ducn gtn0lileilen inoeul man nnd Der Grehes
rid Nonb ODER BilclaiQlpeilue &leiirli1eu
unKeiget Ger Bari it grob genli0, mn BE
arobteit Wlen8et aui5unepmen. Wlan lpenoe
tn peri5nIln o6er fbriitli9 I'M ndDere Nus
cenrh s. mlrnelelb, @r. POLO, MeR.prait.etru
ober telcpbonire nadl bein Bart, 8lluor 4Q70.
Sn1ner oireiier @in1nna 3iIi Bdrf an 6res
berid3Qlberue obcr gBlienB'albcnue.
tladr31 18-9Dlic)
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Sirdlidje SIn5rigen,
NreieiniofcitssSEirdle.

(xrinltDs, nnlr Ninh'2tfahe.)
NoruliiaoS Ser @elit oct genbrDeil"
Npcnoa Der Annniilh bcr alten Nirdle. +"
Dienllnn unb Oliiimob @robes Grobeerens
6et (Suni3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Seinoes am 30. W1oi bis Boroi Dor,
no Elm glngrifi oiif einen unlerer flci.
nen 4oiteu eemabt milroe. Dieier
@oiten puroc gum Gid5ug ge5lDli.
gen.
ISM Strimatbal boben bulgdris
itbe lino ociitiHe Gruppen sic grieAis
icbc @ren5e am 81. W1ai ii6eridritten
uno Sort 9lupel beiebt Sie bnben
i6re 9orpoiten auf oie a1nuHe Uoree.
iboben, peI6e Oos Strumat6al noro-
lid bon 3emir Siliar beberriden.
Die gricHii1c @epolfcrlng lit Dor
Oieien StreitfrGiten eefloben.
,glm 10. @lai parfen ieinolihe
8lieeer 8omben olf Dorfer IN Der
@egenO bon 9ofus, o6ne ieoodD Sdo-
oen on5nridten PIN "a. W}ai be.
ic6oiieu eiuige unierer 5lieger 3antbt
92eInia ipie aud feinolihe Eager IN
Der llmgebune bon llesfiib. glm 20.
@3ai bonlbaroirten uniere 8lieaer ole
neuen 2aeerpldbe oes Jeinoes in Der
@egeno BON @iepeeli.
q 0 m meloet er5ueife tie
&dmpfe.
q ON, oia 2on0on, 3. Sum-
Der aintliAe 9eriht oeS italieniiben
@riegsminiiterilnlS meloet Elm ihar.
ies uno per8weiieltes 9iinaen iiiolih
oes gliia.Sbales. SIN @ortlaut iagt
ole 0leloune
Gin ldurfeS uno Der3peiielteS
9linsen finoet IGnes uuierer Stel.
lingen iiiolidD oes gliia.Sbales bis
nad 9riingo bin itatt. llniere 9riIp.
pen boltcn nod oeit untereu I6eil oes
Nlontc Gengeat8latealts, ipo iie ben
frGiHgcn ino unouiborliden 9(ngrif.
fem Die our6 cine 9eihieBlng BON
atBeroroentlihet Seftiefeit inter.
ltiibt iiuO @i0eritono leiiten.
Pin einem &beile unlerer 5ront,
parallel NIT glliago mo @allic, an
Der -@anipomnto.2a .2anoItraBe,
sclong es unieren @eaenangriif Der
oir9 oas feinoIide 9Irtinerie.6ener
ibper bebinoert mar, ehpas Sort.
ibritt 3it mohen
oSm Su3ann.G6ale lit Die Gage
inoerdnoert.
agln Der Sion5o.5ront ereignet Iidl
gErtiaerie Sbatisfeit diif Den Soben
noroweitli6 bon gaori5o1 in Dem
Observation-Disclosures Die ieiitoIi.
den 9elueemgen IN Der gsahbaritait
oes 0oelaoeen 9abnbofes ueroen
bon inherent 9lrtiaerie.6euer bebin.
bert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
8n haI6em fa6rif .@Olten.

&lei0er aus icbmar5en ino tarbigen
Goifetos, aeitreiiten Eoiictos, Crepe
&c Chine, @eorecites, %oplins, etc.
Su orei Eortien:
( gis $16.50 mertb, iiir $3.50
( 9is $22.5O mcrt6, fir $9.75
@is $27.5O wert6, fir $11.75
SpOrt- nno uuOcrc NlGntel,
$40 uno $12 @ldntel ans Gbin.
6iQos, @opert G1edS, 3loios, 9or-
ourops. Glide nit 5eiOe eeiiittert
morgen fir ...... $500
$40 mooerne Mdntel aus prd1ti.
gen Streifen m6 idli6ten 5arben;
neleIte W2ooeae, iiir w $9.95
$40 e9te 8aIu Bead .9ln5iige Jam
@loutag fir ...... .$5.9S
SO ,Silber Bloom" Sport.gIn5iIge,
morgen nur. ............. $3.50
$50 aa1ier's Seioen Seriep Sport.
g(u5iigc fir. .. $3.50
$50 3afietosSeioe. .9lr5iiee $3.50
$3.50 Sport.&ode fir . 81 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

&on0pn. 3. Stunt Bei einent
eeitern 9lbeno obee6aItenen 9anfett
erfl6rte Der befonitte cngliIbe 2iiit.
ibiffs-@gperte Sor0 @lontogu of 9e.
clliel bor oem ualmerican NundeOn-
'GhtB" Dab Die 3eit nibt mebr melt
eutfernt iei no man on Wioreen IL
g8eit Srlano Iein Griibitiif einneb-
men uno AM 9l6eno in gletp.Dorf iou.
piren fonue. gs tperoe feline 5HlUie.
rigfeiten bereiten. oic &dneIligfeit
Der 2uftidiffe bonn 3eppeIiltIpp alii
sic 3a elmer iolHen 9liefobrt notbi.
gen S0be 81 iteigern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

@ariS, 8. sptui Iie 2dlaHt
Dor @eroun Bat III Sen lebteu iS
Shinoen einen uHerb0rten G'ra0 Der
Seitigfeit erreidt Gie Geutibea
mn9ten geipaltige glnitreuglugen.
an, redteu llfer Der Wlaas unter 1c.
dung elmer groBen gln8abl bon aaoe.
ren isronteu beranae3oeenen idlnc.
rem @eidiiteu geritdrfiingen in Wlal,
fen ein6uieeen
Die Gon5eutriring Der oeitiden
Streitfrafte iheint an8uoeuien oab
Elm $ouptialaa geplont 1T INN oa5
lanee 9ltngeH Inn sic 6eihing Der.
oun 3ur eriolareitben Giltiheiouna
gu brineen. Erob Der ipiitben0en
oettlhen 9lnariffe iin6, nad oeu 90.
'riier anltliden 9erihien, oie iran80.
iliben @auptlinien uubaranoert ee.
6lieben Gie Stele, mo bic Sent.
Then ont mciteiten porgeoruHgrt
Iiuo, lit bei Ramloup, 100 ie oieSdu,
ier an Ser DitsrenBe erreidt ba6en.
Ger 8oilpttbeil oes Grtes beiif0et
ii1 nod IN tron3oiiideu @auoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
GrSiiunna am 81. @loL

TabrpIan ocs Gampfcrs ,,4uniie"
SgciiuQ 9 SiNi ensnQiri uoii Gt Wlldncl
gidHm Nilcie SOC.
gomlinq. 81 Sui. euaanirt bon her Wrnce
W s. @irde, 900 @orm. nno 2S0 glanni.
soanids 4. anuL s.l5 gorm. unO 200
9adnI Nlnete 25c,
9ddnl 9ucie 25c.
@sqaIaFer Ga9rplau beeiunt am o. Stunt.
(Vlai27-&&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
0Ia5aII Iaht iid nIdIt eInIdnIdLlrn.

gfeip Snoen 3. eSuni. groB
Ser %rotcite bon o1utA4 Garter uno
dnoeran DaIe.@ra6uateH aegen oaS
gluitreten bon 6rnu Sobanna @aosEi
in Der aif benz Dale 9owl 8u oeben-
Sen yg8olfiire" Bot genanute Sfiinit-
lcrin, ser freben gtnp0belung niht
a6teno, an oer geiirieen eriten 4robe
Der 0per tbeilaenonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Der bette 9lnh flr 8lt.9licS tn Bnltlmore.0D.
Gielet berrlih nelcaeile 4ari ut iebt az per.
mief6en al alrdbeu nr6 @ereine, Idr QIiisFage
u. {. 10.
gln Der berIanqetiel Wilien8iQlbenue aelcaen,
III Oerielbe bon allen Gidoiibeilen heQiem an
errei6en Gebr nebrl9e Maten Neeen Qlil6,
iuitll ipcnbc man itA on g. 20. Nrlnburbi, Wr,
Slb @cpitseirnRe, @llnor 034, noer pengg
HlIdler, 1901 Mlgg5.glOe., Wsdbiior 268isaB.
lnlldrA29N&G.2 .2QAl
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lNeHs0mbsparf.

ginem aeIndbten qnbIu,tm aur NanriHf, bo5
oer ng9el,GnolBdrl" an meftlden Iernlinua
bcren Granniiniionen 81 ben aininnteu Be-
qingunaei 5lir &etflgung jiept. @r elenet Ilp
nlebr, ais ie, iiir Bollsielte: Der aeplaule
Mot beeirird9iigen. SIR elndeInbeiteu iuerbe
4''" '~ =" einaab granbnsr eiseniDnmer.
fgFphrf 9lQte)
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Sample an Der Sa1ontfi.
6ront.

~ y u J..
EoriS, 3, Sitni. qlnitIih
lpuroe eeitern 5olgenoes iiber oic
Operationen md6reno Der 8tpeiten
&Glite oes N1onats @lai befannt &c.
geben.
.gluf Dem recbten llfer 0eS Woroar
leeten ooreeido6ene glbt6eiliugeit
Der irnti5oiiiben Sruppen uno ibrer
8einoe eroBe I6atigfeit an ben Gag.
guS 9lciultat ianoen tleiuere @eiedte
itott. Mondnal woren oieie STEM.
Iih 6eftig. mic 3. o. am %. glai an
cinem 4nnftc IiiOlit bon 2iiuicoet,
uno an 26. D2ai unO 81. Wloi IN Der
@egen0 BON &upa.
,,9lu Der 6ront 5lpiiHen GiieDgeli
imo 0oiron iuar uiiiere uno oic ieino.
li1e 9lrtiGerie mdbreno Der aeianni-
ten 5iuei @ohen t6dtig. Seooa fan.
Sen feline Snioitcriefdmpfe itatt.
,.OeitIib oes Toiran.Sees orans
eine 9iecoenoscirungsabt6eilun oes
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l.lDieotr 3wfi
Sritii6e 9anOelsOawI.
pier berieutt.
6aHen 6emti6en 2atdJs
bUDteu CUR Semte.

o@oIconou, Elm Sdiff bon uobe5u
6oo0 Sounem uuo ~Glmaro0c
elm 5000 aounemsdiif, Ole
Opfer. Grei oeiltibe 0ompfcr
wabrideiuIid in ihpeoiidleu
@ewaiieru BON einen lInteriee.
boot Ger glaiirteH obnc @aruuug
torpe0irt.
2onoom 3. SUM. Der br.
tide 3ompfcr a@oIconoa, Elm
Sdiff bon 5S74 Gonneu puroe ei.
ner glntiinoieuug Oes 9Iooo @u.
reouS bel GrioroneB Derienit &ier
ooer fiinf GlitgHeoer Der 8eiabpng
mitroen neruIiBt.
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8ritenoampfer . in ole
&tefe bef0rOcrt.

9on6ou. 3. Suui.-Gie 9Iopos.
aeenhr meloet Die @erienflng oes
unbeitiidten britiiAen Dampfers
oglmerope".
(Die nGlmgrope" mar IN Glasgow
bebeimat9et uno 6atte einen 9laum.
gebalt BON 301s Gonnen. Gas S6iff
mar 1892 gebaiIt.)
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@3Oraen 500 4O4feine @eiOentIet0er
500 ,,tailOrmuOcu 9lm3iisc.

SeniationeQe 9idumlmg unlerer
feiniten 9ln8iige, Die big ST. $50 brn9.
ten; in orei 9Sortien:
@is gu $27.5O mert6g iiir $3.50
@is 8u $4,000 mertb, iiir 5000
gis 3u $500 pert6, fiir S12.75
$1.00 6OIlanS 3Onlcang.
96a6 @1aB, ans o2ibertp" Soaono,
6lou ODER grim; ouf Sartsborns8ol.
len; bis 81 3oa brett unO 6 SUB
lang; morgcn. ........ 59e.
Slus5ic66arc 6euIter 6lieseusitter.
0lit i6por5ent Gra9t beipannt;
iS bel 33 8oa aroB . 21e.
"a BEL 33 8oa groB . 27e.
"a bel 81 3oa sroB .... Bic.
% bel 81 3oa eroB ~ BIC.
30 bel 81 3oQ eroB . 39c.
@erfanf BON @ailts.
$500 Crepe Sc Gbene.Sloulen, tiir
oen @rcis oes @loteriqls $1,49
$3.50 2ingerie. lnio &oile-9loil'
fen. neufarbige Streiien Soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
0rei 0eMtiMe Nambfer-


y Berlin 3. Stunt ~ Die iiber.
iceiid1e Nodridteu.9Ig 9Igentiir ertIdrt:
uSdpeOiide 3eitingen beridten
oob orei oeutide Dampfer nabr
ideinlid9 IN ibmeoii6eu @apaiieru
uno obne 8arHing bon eirem lln.
terieeboot torpeoirt uuroen Seds
glmiu tamea un's 2e6en- ga elm
britiider Eorpe0o nnBe @felbcrpi.
fen eefunoen puroe. betrahtet es
Die ihipeoiidbc gSreiie nls iher. oaB
Die Sdiffe oiirtb Gin britiitbes lln-
terieeboot torpeoirt plroen-
Ser fron5oiiide 9eabmii-
tags @erimt.
Boris, 3. sSuui Snl @er0rn.
ge5irf oIiGh Der 02aas Iino sic
0euti6eu i'm @erlaliie lpie0erboltcr,
6eftiger glngriffe ouf Sort @oig &c.
tern 0}oht IN einen tiefen @raben
noroIib ser frou30iihen Sauptiiel.
lung eingeorlrngen Ser innere
Gbeil oieier 9ertbeioiaungsuerfe
miro ober, uie Die beute 9ladmittag
ousgeeebene omtIihe Meloiug be.
iagt, bon ben 6ran5oien nod ge1al.
ten
Ytit 9Iusnabme 0es ertu0bnten Boz
oengeipinnes mlrocn oie oeutiden
glngriffe init id3meren @erluiten sll.
riidseihlagen
Sn oen glrgoHnen ueiilih oeS
@eroun 9iauues, iino bibiae Sam
pfe I'M @auge. 3pei oeutihe 2in.
eriffe iueItIidl bon SHE aRorte pur.
ben abeei6Ioeen
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sSOparO- unO oSeximstOr- -Stra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19

Gag Die ,1euen 8eleee, mie Cir 60
iporo Die YoIitif rnierer @egner be-
1timmte uno leitete. ltnitreitie lit
etrpas @roBartiges IN Der Bulitif
bieIes Stnotsmannes, Der cine gail=
&c Sdule gleibgeiin1ter Mitarbeiter
I'M iid iamraelte, aber Ben 8iftotor
Der engliI6en @eltmadt unb Der
groBen europdiiden oeutl1feinoli.
fen 8olitif nit 8ismarf 5u per-
glei6en, mie es Der @nglonoer beute
tut, oas lebnen mir a6, au6 lpenn
mir 5ur5eit gang in6efongen iiber
tim urteilen fonnten. gr lit fein
gismard, niht na6 ieinem 3iel,
nidt nod ieiner Metbooe. 0as lit
fem mabrboft GROCER S%taotsn1a11n,
Der elm gan5es Spitem onfbaut o1tf
elmer perionli6en @bneigung nie
8rep nit leiner bornierten 5eiro-
idoft aegen 0eutl1ln1o. Mit leiner
0fetbooe Die Dem 9orloment oas
gorbanoeniein bon 8iinonisper-
pHtd)1lflgen d~bleltgnete, 0a1leben
ober Die Go~rbereitungen Ser beioen
8eneral1tdbe foroerte, Die geaen bet1
gertreter 9elti6lanos cine ssrie=
oenspolitif beu6elte uno eoneben
i6on ben 8rud Der be1giiden Neu-
trolitat bon ii6 aus 1T Mnslidt
nabm, bort Die MogIi6feit oiploma=
til6er 8eritdnoigung einfah auf.
Sett baben Die @affen 5u entidei-
ben OBJ oieies Spitem Den engliifen
Sntereiien entlprab nno ob nidt
elnmal ben Noneu Sir Gosporo
@reps Der Stud oes eigenen @olfes
treffen miro. 9enn audi Elm groBes
Spieler bleibt oob Elm 5pieler ano
miro nibt 6arnm gum eroBen
Staatsmant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19
Die 9entise Gage.

Die Sage .nuf ben europoiiden
arieesidouplasen bot iid) nidt ee-
ainoert. Sc beitatigt iid, oaB Der
grfolg Der 9euti4en Bel geronf
GROCER NOR, ais geitern berihtet
puroe. Cont lit lnidts 0eues poi
fiert. Mber pom fleinoiiatiI6en
ariegsi6aupIas tit Elm tDi4tises Or
eignis gemeloet, Grape5unt 1T bon
ben 8uiien beiest mor0en. es
iheint bod, ols fuerlrt bie Giirfen IN
&leinaiien re6t idiDab iino. 9os
midtieite Greienis lift oas Gorgeben
unieres 8raiioenten, DER beltte cine
Art ultimatum nod Dentldlono ge-
ifidt unb Ben Ibbrud Der oiplo-
,matif6en 8~eaiebungen in ausfift
geiteGt uno oarauf benz &ongreb IN
gemeiniamer Situng 9eriht eritat-
tet bat. Gin 9rn1 nit 9eiti6lono
fheint beporauiteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-19

0eleaot sur National aonoen.
tion geben miro; fo0te oas iftoeB
geideben, bonn lit er MIR nit elmer
gang fnappen Moioritot erpablt
morben.
sSn Der am 9ienltog i'm Staote
2ouiliana obgebaftenen @abl tptiroe
Ser 9emofrat &uffin 8leafant bon
Sbrepeport nit elmer u~ngefoaren
Maioritdt BON $4,000 Sfimmen gum
@ouberneur erpdblt.
Ser iultge4 IN Der 9abe BON
Some, 60, pobnenoe Sarmer Smi=
lep 6unlon nltrbe bon giienbabn-
9eteftipen perbaftet. @r Itebt i'm
8eroaht, an Dem i'm 9ftober I. Sc.
in @eit : 8irginien periibten 8dbn=
raube nit beteiligt unb Elm Sci
fersbelfer oer tuegen oieier @nee-
legenbeit bereits berbafteten @ebriia
Der @orriion gepelen gu fein.
SIN Gale oes Wiami 6luifeg
in Ohio fperoen flint groBe 0amme
gebaut meroen. 9ie Soften oes
1tnternebmens meroen iid auf "a
Miqionen Collars belaufen; ma
bofft onrd Die Grri6tlins 6ieier
Odnme sllfiinftigen l1eberidpemz
muneen bor5ubeugen.
@ouD. GrDe BON Eennel1ee bat
BEN gbarfreitae gu einem Bug uno
gettag beitimmt, an Dem bic 8epol-
fernng BON Senneiiee beten moae,
Dob tie in ibrem @erbalten 5u Dem
&rieg in europa ouf oen rihtigen
@eg g%eleitet meroe.
Die bonn 5enot a1genomn1ene
5%eeresporlaee lett Die 6rieoens1f1rfe
oes iteberoen &eeres ouf 100000
Weonn felt, bic bonn Saule nnaerom-
meme 9in beitimmt MIR cine sSrie-
o~ensitarfe BON 10000. MuBeroeru
idafft Die Senatsbia cine reanlore
&eierpenarmee, Die aus 3ogIinaen
Der militariiden Sdulen nno Cole
ges 5niammeneeiett iein ioa. Die
0ienft5eit Der reeuIaren Soloateu
io1 BON iieben auf flint Sabre berut-
tergeIebt mer6en, 6abon 5tpei i'm of
tipen Dienft 1tno 6rei in Ser Heleroe.
Die Sill p1troe nit 43 aeaen 81
Stimmen an9erommen.
500 HrofeIforen uno anoere
pSSnteaeftuelle" aus Dem Often ba-
ben cine @breIie an Die vMaiierten
eeridtet, in Der fie oieien tire
bolle SDmpatbie ausbriiden uno Sic
Soffnnng ousipreden, oaB oie ar-
liierten iiesen tperoen.
9ie 8oliaei ion in Ger Office
8apeit's bei Der gerbaftuna @oIf
bon SgeI's tpiftige Dofnmente nit
8ei6log belegt baden.
Ser 5enat Bat Die &eeregre-
form : BiI angenommen. sic
miro, nenn ourdgefibrt, Der De
gierltng cine MiIion Warm an &e-
guldren unb Heierben our 9erfii-
enng fte1en.
Ser 8raiioent ioa oie Senats-
bin, Die ben 3ilfer5on Big gum Sob
re 1920 belteben I1Bt, Der SausbiG
por3ieben, Die beitimmt oaB ser 3oa
auf nnbeitimmte 3eit in Strait heibt.
@rnit Shiner alias Clarence
9itoion Der iib oes britiIden 91m-
piers .Watopo" atf beber See
fema6tigte, bat iib bes Geeraubs
Idnloig befannt uno lit gu Iebens=
fdnglihem 9udtbalis perurteiIt.
Dibal Neit lift in @afbington
eingetroffen, Inn NIT benz NrGfioen-
ten iiber Die Gage in Merico gu fon-
fprfernff