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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
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gen ser lebten Sabr5ebute erinnert.
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@%runoidben ser capitalization Sret-
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badtungen at MAIDEN. @ogar BET
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nutiirliden 11no politiiden Struftrlr
6es 9anoes beginltigt, lid belonoers
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mirtbidoftlidem tpte io5ialem @ebiete
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ltrads 5utpiberlaufen. Man 6enfe
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ietgebung.
Neben oieier Beuegung ging ober
g%leidseitig o11h nod einber Ser
engere> 3uiammenidluB geidaftli6er
un6 ber1tflider Sntereiien. Mnh er
beoe1tet. ieiner gan5en Motur nof Ell
men, mie &ei6 iagt, ~bollen 8rn@
nit Sem Sn6ipi6uolism1s Ser fopi=
taliitiihen @pode." nno es ltebt
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mirtb1doftliden 2ebens einen midti=
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m11B rtn6 miro.
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itige @rfalIen berielben lit fir inns
BON berporragen6er 8e6e11tung. SIT
file 6o6 cine g%ldn5en6e &edtfertig1t1g
ser a116 bier3ulan6e bon fatbolii6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
Bout abiterbenoen Gapt:
taltSutu3.
&flidten nmb 3iele Ser driitliden
&eformbeuegnng.

Ser &rieg in guropa bot ob'1e
sSapeifel nut oa5l beigetragen, oaB
sic ga,sltoB11ng ser flolien~ uno boB-
er5e1genoen Seine Ser liberaliltild)en
aebre friiber urpb id)meqer erfolgen
miro, als a,,h sic gr0Bten Sptimi-
item lie s1 boffen >pagte1r. Gos 1T Elm
@eroienit, bas SEM roben gsoroge-
1ellen mdt obgeiprod)en meroen fam.
CT lit Sen friegfiibrenben 2at1oern
ein trefflider 2ebrmeilter getpele11,
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aus nieler Wfiuionm S1euen per
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me11 Srot bietet unb Den ltarflten
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Ser suerit oieler giniidt 8abn brad
uno ais Griter ge1paltiam an Sen bon
Sen Mamnton0tenern errihtetett
SGl,Ien oes mpDernen fapitaliltilben
observation-disclosures rittelte. Sbon
porber mar bel1tli6 gu beobadten,
>pie Sic Mblpenol1ng bonn fapttali1ti=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
With 75c extra Payment.
I'm Die 2eier ankerbalb @tearns
County.

0UuNI4.
Nue 9eier oeS ,Noroitern," sic MIDI
in Stearns County mobner, 1inl
freunoli4 eriu9t, lire 3ablunge,
fir oieies 8latt, permittelit Drat1
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Bir mohten, baB ale 2eier iid
Die bon uns gebotene @eleeenbeit
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tes in ben 8eiit elmer Derrliden Yro
mie gu g%clangen, 3unusen MAIDEN. 81
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rem Nbonnenten por3uipreden, bepo'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27

fen. Mit einfad)er l1ebertrag11ng oc5
in Der Sbule @etpobnten mar nidts
getban. Sdtpierigteiten mannigfa-
der slrt erboben iid) llad) SEN er1ten
Mnfdngen. Sic Mm1mfrage lpar nidt
leidt 81 l0ien, Ga Ole meiiten offent=
'liden @ebduoe ltarf bon Der 9eeres=
perualtung 1T Mnfpr11d genommen
uare1r nn6 pielen 8er>punbeten tpeite
@ege 11id)t 5%rgemltbet mer6en fonl1=
ten. Gle 9ebrer ielbit, 81 ia lire im
1eloe iteben6en Mmtsgenolien NIT
61rrd5u5ieben boben, m1Bten gum
groBen Ebei1e balo einieben, 6oB 6ie
l1ebernabme meiterer Mrbeitslalt
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gl111g ser Soften fir unterridtsmit.-
tel molte geltdert feitL ia ielbit in
pielen SS1rbali6en regte iid elm @i6er=
ltre6en: @ir often &erle iollen nod
auf sic Sdulbmnf?! = Sod Ole
&i1fe Scr ita6tiiden un6 itaotliden
9ebor6eh bie bor5iiglide Ea6erbor=
ner Organization pom Gotben &reu5e,
freltnolid)er 3uiprud rn6 Nafflarung
bei SEN SS1rbalioen raumten 6ieie err
item @in6ernilie aus 6em @ege. Mber
al1h Damn, ols sos @diff auBerlit)
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gel batte, gab es no6 taglid IN iei=
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SIT or6ne11 1tn6 5u beiiern. Die @leid=
seitigfeit Ser ar5tliden 8eban6lung,
6ie 6urd 6as @auptamt be6ingte &C.
b%unoenbeit ser 2ebrer eridtperten Die
Nuhtel1ung un6 G11rdfiibrumg Ser
Stun6enplaiine, sic @eridie6enbeit Ser
&orbiloung uno 6es 8iloungSgraoes,
lotpie Der 3iele un6 @iinide ser Ger
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8ie GrfGltnnoerr s,t heilcn.

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3ug. @bt ridltig. Mehmt Sings
Neue Gnt6efung. Sic lit ~3ubereitet
BON Tihtenhora, heilenben @aliamen
un6 mil6en 2%arirmittcln. Ct. Sings
Seem Discopern tootet un6 pertreibt
sic talten Seine, meidt sic gereiate
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10 pieI eshr MOTT, Ssshr fonnt fcin BEL
ieres &uftcn. un6 @rf0ltungsmittel
finben. @s lit fiber 45 Ssohre inn
@ebroud unb gorantiert 8ufrieben-
belt. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27

Gent. Das iinb Gbatiaden! Sic f0n=
1ren 1ridt tbeggelellgnet tper6en. 90
r1,m Iobt 1trs ale 5uimmeniteben
un6 beutibe @riegsmleibe 5am le-
meiligen Gngesfllrie fm1fen. Domit
beIfen mir Delltidlano gum Siege.
- Gie Ga1tid-N San=
6elsfanm1per.
d. Charles, Sefretacr.
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Nproiern" .@alenber fir 1916.

vNoroitern". &alenber fir 1916.
Elm 6amilienfalen0er i'm mdbren
Gimme oes @ortes. @eidli@ a11sge.
1tottet nit idonen SQuitrationen uno
ongefiiQt nit %belebrenbem, erbn1en.
Dem unb unterbaltenbem 9efeftoff fir
Sung uno Alt, fam beriebe 3u BEN
beften aoIenoern fir cine tatbolii4e
GamiIie ge36blt tperoen. Sir bic
Innqcn @interubenoe teire BEL fere
2eftiire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27

2egenoe Der &eiligen in gepreBtem
Yra9teinban6e un6 NIT farbigen Del
bil0ern.
&oienfrdn5e in @tr1i, nit go1oplat'
tiertem Grabte. @arantiert fit 5
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@esen 85f Ggtra5ablmng.
Deuti6-gngliib un6 @nglii4<De ut-
ideS 8orterbu@ NIT gutem @inbanbe
un6 1912 Seiten. Mdts 8eiiereS
3u baben.
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@ieoerum befinbeu mir 1ns im
Bette elmer groken Ausmabl berrli'
der Eramien. User boa uniern Sc
fern icinen Niditanb auf ben rNoro'
itern" nnb oa5m mod Elm Sabr i'm
&orans beaablt, lit 5ur Ausmabl IT.
seuo elmer Der naditebeno augegebe'
nen Hramien beredtigt:
9ie foIgenben in Moroeeo gebun'
senen @ebetbider geben mir
Dime @gtra5ablung:
Brot Der gngel.
Stern bes &eiles.
Yerlen Der Anoa@t.
@tmmelsidlillel.
Ape Maria.
Sdusengel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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bem Grud.
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Croft Der Nrmen Seelen.
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bauungsbud.
Wtein critics Communion 8ii4lein,
in perldieoenen ginb6noen fit &in-
1er.
@eididten Bidder.
German Gngliib Dictionary.
Borlos Heaop &edoner.
NaoeI.gtui nit ntelen 5orten Na.
bIn.
&oienfrdn3e.
Seiligen-Bil6er, bon benen mir
5tpei 3uiommenpafien6e eeben.
Cine groBe Batent S4ere.
Cine Able, fertig fir ben @ebra14
nit 3mirn unb Naoeln. gum @epari'
rem bon Bfer6egeidirr uno S4uben.
Bon6tarte bon SteorrS County.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
BLUESTONE TAKES JUMP OF
4t-2 CENTS IN MARKET

dispatch from Portland this af-
ternoon states that another sudden
jump of 4 IL cents per pound was
made today in the price of bluestone
or vitrol putting this commodity so
high that farmers will probably be
forced TO use forntaldahyde in the
preparation Of their seed wheat. Blue
stone was already selling in the To-
cal market at y cents whereas the
normal is between 4 - and 6 cents.
Local farmers will have little oc-
casion to purchase bluestone until
next fall although some would use
quantity in spring seeding had not
the price sailed slyward There is
very little on hand here in Pendleton,
most of the druggists and grocers
having sold out their supplies last
fall.
Bhestone, which is a by-product OF
the copper industry. has mounted
steadily in price since the outbreak
Of the European war Last fall, how
ever it was selling around nine cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
.utiny Added to
TerrOrS Aboard
Stricken Vessel
ALL But THREE OF THE CREW
REVOLTED AND MADE At
TACK ON CAPTAIN.

NEW YORK, Jan 7.-Mudny add
ed to the terrors Of the passengers on
the stricken Thessalonika. passengers
today said All but three Of the crew
led wild assault against the bridge
where they found the captain sleep
ing He faced the mutneers bravely
and drove them below.
William Williams, former caval-
ryman said. I'VE encountered a hur-
ricane on the 21st The plates were
sprung and the engine room was
flooded 1t was not serious and the
water was pumped out The next day
a second storm overlook the vessel
The captain refused 10 transfer the
passengers to the liner Stampalia
which responded TO calls The Stam-
palia steamed away and the steerage
passengers gathered on the deck and
prayed"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
ROWLAND RESIGNS PLACE
AS la GRANDE ENGINEER
FORMER UMATILLA COUNTY WA
ER-MASTER DISAGREES
WITH MANAGEMENT.

L. D. Howland, formerly water
master Of Umarilla county and more
recently city engineer Of La Grande,
is having a controversy with the La
Grande city management and We'd
nesday night rendered his resignation.
The dispute results from Howlands
work in supervising the construction
Of the Beaver greek dam and may re,
suit in a lawsuit
Howland asks s125O as a commits
sion over and above his regular sal
ary, stating that the city commission
had agreed to pay him additional
compensation. The commission made
him a tender Of $3.50 above his salary
and this he refused. In resigning. Mr.
Howland announced that he would
open up his private office in La
Grande and continue his civil engi-
neering work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
new MAYOR HAS SEVERAL
INNOVATIONS At START
SMOKING TOBOOED DURING
COUNCIL MEETINGS.; DIR.
BEST DOES NOT OC-
CUPY ROSTRUM.

With the descension of Mayor Dyer
and the ascension Of Mayor Best
there are several changes in the hab-
its and customs at council meetings,
and not the least Of these is a change
in the form Of putting a motion. Both
the late Mayor Matlock and Mayor
Dyer used the same form. Upon a
motion being made and properly sec
onded. each put it thusly you have
heard the motion, those in favor
make known by saying Aye"
However, the very rfrst motion put
by Mayor Best Wednesday evening
indicated a change Of wording, that
could not but impress itself upon the
old members OF the council "You
have heard the notion" he said,
those favoring so manifest with the
usual voting sign quite a change
from the old form,
Then, too, Mayor Best has decreed
against smoking during council ses-
sions, the most revolutionary Of the
changes for council meetings have
been held in blue fogs for many
years.
Again Mayor Best established him
self in chair at the near of the ia
BILE instead OF taking the chair on the
rostrum Of the presiding officer
which Mayor Dyer occupied Mayor
Matlock used to sit at the head OF
the table but other mayors took the
elevated seat Of honor.
other changes may yet be coming,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
100000 TROOPS
CONCENTRATE ON
GRECIAN BORDER
Central Powers Mass Great Numbers
Of Men for Attack Against the
Allies at SaIOniki.
AUSTRIANS NEAR MONASTIR
Four German Divisions Are Behind
the bulgarian Center While Several
bulgarian Divisions Are Within a
Short March of the Greek Bound
AIRY Ready 10 Move.

SALONIKI, Jan. Two hundred
thousand troops Of the central pow
ers are massed on the Grecian border
ready TO attack Salonih The blow
is expected soon. The Bulgars are
advancing in masses between Dorian
and Giegveli Fifteen thousand men
are concentrated at Monastir. A
siigle Bulgar division is operating in
Albania.
Aviators report the Austrians are
forming near Monastir with four
other German divisions behind the
Eulgar center Seven Bulgarian di.
visions are within a short march Of
the borded and other hordes are join
ing them.
The allies are extremely confident
Of beating back the tide OF invaders.
a fortified line 81 miles long in the
shape OF a halfmoon protects Saloni-
ki If heavily attacked, the border
forces Of the allies expect to retire to
this line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
Forging Building is
Finished at H. School

The latest addition 10 the high
school equipment, The Forging
Building" has now oeen completed.
Classes We're held for the first time
yesterday. The building, which was
built by the two classes in this work
shows remarkable skill on the part
of the students and also the school
1t shows the work accomplished in
manual training and drawing depart
ments under Prof. Chloupek. The in
stallatior which was completed yes
terday, includes the forges. blower.
eXhauster and an emery grinder. The
machinery is all electrically operat-
ed. The course in this branch OF
work takes up all kinds Of farm for
gerry. such as welding of different ma
terials, the heating and temperlng OF
steel. the different grades of iron
and steel and the process involved in
their manufacture
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
STOLEN AUTO is FOUND TO
Be NEAR RUIN FROM FIRE

Having had his automobile stolen
Wednesday night, h. d. Foster, local
blacksmith, at noon today located it
with the assistance Of the sheriffs Of
flee but found that il had been prac-
tically ruined by fire. The car or
what remained of 1t, was found on
Post street on the grade leading up
Locust hill and practically everything
inflammable about it had burned, Mr..
Foster left his car a five passenger
Ford standing in front of the Eagle
Woodman hall Wednesday night while
he attended a dance. Some one drove
1t off between the hours Of 10 and u
end the owner was unable to find
any trace OF it until noon today. Three
gallons Of gasoline in the car had not
burned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
LIBRARY REPORT SHOWS THAT
INSTITUTION RAPIDLY GROWS
IN FAVOR; OLD RECORDS BROKEN

book additions, new readers and book
circulation. However, statistics are
dry reading and attention is here call
ed to totals and per cents of growth.
Book additions of the year num-
Der 3O7S volumes, which added to
the previous total of 6S64 shows an
increase in one year Of As per cent
of total book stock, making the book
Resources to date equal g647 volumes
New readers were registered during
the year to the number of 2t55,
which added to the previous total of
1882 shows an increase in one year
of So per cent. making the total Ii
brary population of the county equal
54S7. This is 25 per cent of the
county's total population and is wor-
thy of note inasmuch as most public
libraries show this proportion only
after many years of work and the
Umatilla County Library has been IN
working existence less than two years.
The greatest gain OF the year and
the record that shows the real value
of the library to the county is the cir
culation Of books, From the central
and branch libraries Of the county H.
brary system, 47,O53 volumes we're
taken out for home reading This is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
BAD WEATHER FAILS
TO MAR INTEREST IN
CHRISTIAN REVIVAL
RECORD CROWD HEARD REV.
HuBBELL LAST EVENING
SEVEN MORE ADDITIONS.

In spite of slightly inclement wea.
thcr conditions the crowd at the
Christian church last night was the
largest by actual count of any that
has attended up to the present time.
There were seven more definite ac-
cessions at the close OF the sermon
bringing the total number up to
seventeen as "A result of the first five
days Of the meeting,
Mr. Hubbells subject was, why
do men do evil" He said: II is a
very hard matter for us to realize Just
what II means for a man to do evil
and then realizing it, to explain just
why he continued in evil doing.
Man cannot fully comprehend God 8
purity, because nearly every thing in
mans life is linked up in someway
with sin. But Jesus was a picture Of
9od's purity, for he said, "He that
hath seen me, hath seen the Father
also"
Realizing Gods purity, some have
wondered why God tempts us. God
does not tempt us-the devil tempts
MS. cod allows us to be tempted in
order that he may test us. After all,
sin appeals to the flesh, God appeals
10 the mind. The body makes a good
servant but a poor master
No human agency is able to con-
,uer sin and heal us from its effects
nothing but Christ can cleanse us
and keep us pure. Come tonight.
Several were baptized at the close
81 the service Tonight Mr. Peter
will sing a solo and Mr.. Rdenour
win give an illustrated talk on the
parable Of the Ten Virgins. The ser
mon subject will be: THE Christ o.
Prophecy"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
TROOPS
REFUSE TO KILL
REBEL SOLDIERS
Large Bodies OF Imperial Forces are
Joining the ReVOIutiOnistS De-
clare Reports Here.
MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED
General Chan Is said to BE MassIng
Troops for Move Against CantOn--
Whole Yunnan Province Has Re-
Voited-Rebels said to Number
$4,000 soldiers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-Cable-
grams declare that large bodies OF
imperial troops are joining the revo-
lutionists. Yuan Is placing cities uu-
der martial law in an effort To prs.
vent rioting and looting.
II is reported 10000 imperial sol.
diers at Kwongsi threw down their
guns and cheered the arrival OF 5000
republicans sent to fight them. Ths
governor has jailed all government Of.
ficers, General Chan. reported trj-
umphantly returning from exile was
said TO be massing troops for a move
against Canton. LUX Wing Ting
commands the combine rebel forces.
PEkIN, Jan. Tt Is officially ad-
nltted the whole Yunnan province IL
IN revolt Communication with the
revolutionary area is interrupted
Inc rebels are known to number
nearly $4,000. It is expected govern.
ment troops will be in contact WITH
them in two days.
The city Of Kwongtung is undar
martial law and the population il
highIy excited Hong Kong newspa-
papers are barred from Canton. -Four
cities near Canton are reported 10
nave recognized General Chan. their
Ola commander and proclaimed them.
serves republicans. Former Governor
Tong Of Yunnan, reported killed. I,
not dead but has Joined the reyolu-
uonists. cables stated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
DONALD RICE CHOSEN TO
COACH BASKETBALL TEAM
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HAVE Sc
CURED 4 SUCCESSOR TO
LIVINGSTON.

As a result Of the resignation of
Prof W. X. Livingston as coach of the
basketball teams, Donald B. Rice of
this city has been chosen to the po-
sition. Rice is a former University
of oregon star and was perhaps one
of the best players representing that
institution. Mr.. Rice was present last
night for the first time.
The boys are quite confident of a
championship team for the season and
pro now determined to work hard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
INVESTIGATION TO
Be MADE INTO THE
GALLIPOLI FAILURE
GENERAL STOPFORD DEMANDS
IMMEDIATE ACTION TO DE-
TERMINE BLAME.

LONDON. Jan. 7.--General Stop.
ford has demanded an immediate in
vestigation OF the Galllpoli failure,
following Hamilton's report The de-
mand is believed to be based on Ham
iltons statement that Stopfords dis
inclination TO make frontal attacks
caused the failure OF the August at.
tack.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
Valuable Express
Matter Destroyed
as Office Burns
CARLOADS GO UP IN
FLAMES IN CINCINNATI
OFFICE.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Fourteen
carloads Of express matter valued at
S150,000 were destroyed by fire
that leveled the offices and warehouse
Of the Adams Express. The fire did
not penetrate the vaults where {1,-
100000 in currency was stored. The
building loss is $4,000. Crossed
wires caused the blaze It Is believed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
NEWS SUN MARY

General.
Turks may strike blow at Egypt.
100000 TcutOnic allies are massed
for attack ON SalOnibi.
Chinese imperial troops desert and
join rebels.
Local.
Annual report of librarian shows
Mg increase I'm book circulation.
Farmers affected by sudden iumu
In bIucstOne.
Stolen auto Is found burned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-07
New Type of Motorsled.

new type of motorsled appeared
on the streets today Instead of an
engine being taken from a motorcycle
and mounted on a sled. motorcycle
itself had been fashioned into sled
by removing the front wheel and At.
taohing one steel runner In front and
two behind the back wheel