davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

negad0, y en- cambio las mujeras que
no uueriendo ser madres nan recurrido
i medidas extromas, aQuellas que por
ma falta de dignidad por I'm honor
mentido han destruido a sus hilos
~tirand0los D matandoIos. Que puede
deelrse de esos nenstruos de Ia socie-
dad Como paede ser que unser SEN
sitlvo. unn mu5er reniegue de aus pro.
pios hijos2 Que dira ell hlio Que ha
sido tirado Ell el portico de I'M Hos
plcio por una madre arist0crata. y
81 algdn dfa 1lega a saberlo, no tendra
motives para maldecir . Ia bestia feroz
que fiera ira d sus hiios? que pure
"a hay mas grande que Ia de Ia
madre Acasp Ia esterilidad, acaso
81 ~celibato, son mas dignos y tienen un
puesto mas elevado en- la sociedad 2
No. Todos los hombres r%econocen CO.
mo amor superior, puro y eIevado al
do Ia madre y sin embargo las castas
~sacerdctales han dicho que Ell celibato
y Ia castidad son los estados mas que
rldos de Dios por su pu7eza Que abb
surdo mayor Dios en- contraposici6n
con sus leyesl Comprendan las socie-
dades que aquelIa mpjer que ha lle-
gado q la degradation de tirar a sus
hijos, de ahogarlos al nacer, D de inn
pedir sur desarrollo en- su seno, son
bestias fefoces que deben ser sacrifi-
cadas IN las pIazas publicas,
Los seres que han conocido a ese
ser, que han reoibido sus c~aIientes be-
SOS. y que han sido arruiIados en- suB
bfazos. esos seres que han visto 81 sa-
~crificlo de SUI modre. la rectitud y su
j~usticia no puede menos de decirse que
esos seres son f%elices, v en- eambio.
c%iantos de esos hijos son ingratos a
ese amor. 4 esos beneficios del ciel0.
a ese rocfo del alma, a ese perfume
grato y delicloao Ell hijo que lie falta
a su madre, es una bestia feroz; es
un nonstruo: no hay nombre para
cadificarIo.
Cuantos hombres Y cuAntas mule
res todavfa. cuantos suspiros u GUAM
tas Iagrimas per aquellos seres que
ridos. todo Garlic. TODD ve~hemenria.
III amor mas puro, mas grande y mas
sagrado cs el de Ia madre. Que amor
puede conpararse a ese amor2 SOLO 81
amor de Dios es comparable al amor
de Ia madre. Solo ese amor infinite,
m~conocible Qque Ia mantiene TODD en-
ammonia csc amor que 10 vivifica todg
Y encierra Ia sabiduria y el sentimento
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

Entire las discusiones mas interesans
tes de Ia ~situaclon polftica nacional
SO haIIa 81 movimiento Que ha sacado
q luz a Henry D. Estabrook. de New
York y Nebraska, tan prominentemen-
te al frente como candidate para la
nomination presidential Republican,.
De quien Sc habl6 primeramente CO..
mo una posibIIidad presidential me,
nos Que seis meses pasados, Ell ST..
Estabrock es hoy dia uno de los cam
diIatos principles Rep~ubIicanos. IN
ST.. Brooks, quien es I'm orador de no
ia, ha pronunciado ~discursos en- las
ciudades importantes en- arias parties
dc los Estados Unidos. Els un aboga-
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para yosotros. 81 la habeis perdido
aparentemente en- el mundo tsrrenai.
ella OF espera en- e mundo siderai. Una
madre TEMPO en- turbaci6n Ina madre
no puede estar mucho tempo aIejada
de los sores queridos. de sus hiios en-
el mundo dc 10 visible. Las madres
velan pcr sus hiios V redoblan sus
afanes por lsu felictdad. Quiza otros
espiritus no vuestros~ padres ST; eIlos
yelean por vuestla felicidad despues
de "a muerte, ese amor Que no ter
nina . Ia vida material. ese amor
sublime, csc amor grande, csc amor
inmenso, ese amor ~emanaci6n de Dios.
Abre tn pecho oh pueblo que me es-
cuchas . csc amor puro y sagrado Y
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~
lTraducido de .LIndependance Bel
ge.n)
La s~orprendente Bravura y Ell ardor
cue mostraron los fusileros de la ma
rina y las tropas de la AZ Division del
ej6rcito frances en- los combates libra.
dos en- union de ~nuestros vaIientes sol
drdos sobre 81 User, han proyocado la
admiracion de- todos nuestros oficia.
les.
El rev. deseoso de Ofrecer i'm testi-
raonio de il gratitud a uno de los he
roes de estos escogidos cuerpos, ha
concedido Ia Cruz de CAbalero de Ia
urden de Leopoldo ii al eMariscaa de
Logis' Emiliano P~ruisais, del Ser. Re.
gimiento de Cazadores de Africa, que
Sc halla en- 81 Campo de Stationary.
(Ain.)
La imposition De la medaIla, hecha
por nuestro apreciable consul en- Lyon,
ST, Mulatier, ha teDido lugar delante
de numerosa concurrencia, entire Ia
cual Sc contaban ell coronel MARGIN,
comandante del Departments de Re
elutamiento Belga en- Lyon. y su Sc,
nora FL Coropel Paulis, Official bel
ga, retiradoi NJ. Bury. Vice Presiden,
te del comite de Socorros para los Re
fugiados BeIgas; NJ. Mot, ~consejero:
". Schinckel. abogado, Secretario del
Comite Belga y M. Augusta Negret,
etc.
El ST.. MuIatier pronunci6 Ell siguien.
to brindis;
"Mariscal de los Logis Puisais: A
nombre del Rey Alberto, tengo el no
nor de ~entregaros. segun 6rdenes que
al efeoto recibl por conducto del ST.,
Ministro de la Guerra, v del Sir. Mi
nistro de Relaciones ExterIores, vues-
tro nombramiento y Ell "breveT de- Ca.
ballero de la Orden de Leopoldo II.
Habeis hecho agruparse a yuestro
alrededor, para %honraros, a las princi-
rales autoridades militares belgas de
Lyon, asi como a los mas altos v pres
tigiados personajes de la loealidad.
Os felicitamos cofdialmente por
clio,
Profandamente nos emociona esta
lqlestra de tan alta distinction que Sc
of otofga. y que tanto mereceis.
Los terminos en- que 81 diario off
ciai El Monitor Belga. Sc expresa de
sos, son los siguientes
"peseando dar una muestra de nnos-
ira oomplaconcia en- reconoceg eli va
ior 0 que Sc han poitado las tropas
de Ia 42a Division y los flsileros de Ia
Marina Francesa en- Ga defensa de Ia
Inca del User, en- cooperation con las
Fopas belgas y pafficularmente en- la
iecaptura de R~amscapele-
PSe coneede la Cruz de- CabaIlero
az IA Qfden de leopold II al Maris-
cal de los Logls.7 Pnsais, delser de
.Cazadores defAfrica.
ALBERTO T.
Nunca Sc ha ~concedldo con mayor
lnSpil que esta, nlnguna otra condeco,
ranIon.
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Ninguna tampoco ha sido mas bien
canada.
Os habeis distinguldo a riesgo de
vuestra vida. en- el mas generosO inn
pulse de bravura.
Honor a vuestros meritos.
Yos levareis consideration con legf-
timo orguiio. Tendra ell selIo del YER
dadero merito. Sierra la gloria de yues-
ira familia. y d la algeria de vuestroi
padre Y de vuestra madre.
Oiala Franeia y Belgica, unidas, pue
dan reclbir proximamente la recom-
pensa de su hetoisno i la de la noble
sangre derramada en- sus campos de
batalla por los hiios de estos dos gran
des paises.
Ojala v s~obfeyenga una paz gloriosa
cue nos permita seguir honrand0 a
todos los valientes que como vos, sur
gis a Ia bora del mas terrible peligro,
Senores: Envlemos nuestros yotos
de respeto a s. N. Alberto ], Rey de
Hos Belgas; a s. e. el Sir. Poincare.
Presidente de Ia Repdblica.
Leyanto mi copa en- honor del ST.
Mariscal de los Logis, Pusais, Caballe.
no de la orden de Leopoldo Ii.
Sehores: bebo a Ia salud v por 81
exito de nuestros ejercitos. por la CLIO.
ia y Ia grandeza de nuestros pafses.'
El brindis, dicho con gran fogosidad
produjo una verdadera impression y
tue largamente ,aplaudido.
Cuando Ell ST. Mulatier prendi0 Ia
Cruz de Leopoldo II sobre 81 pecho del
Mariscal Puisais, el heroe de la cere-
monia fue v%lvamente oY~acionado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

lGNAdI 10 MANUEL ALTAMmAs7u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

do muy talentoso, un hombre de dig
nidad y de una presencIa ffsica fina
I'M estudiante de problemas gOber.
namentales. ecou6mlcos y sociales n
"a opuestc a Ia poIitica de Ia tarlfa de
lrimeros hombres en- delinear lin pro.
grama s0lido do defensa nacional. I'll
p~resent0 su plan de defensa en- I'M dis
curse que p%rOnunci6 ante Ia Association
&c Banqueros Americanos Ell dia s de
~septienIbre Ell Seattle. Su dlscurso
iue lIamado por 81 Seattle Times
ilio de los dIscursos mas e~Iocuentes
one iamas Sc han pronnnciado en- 81
s~Sudoeste.s u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

HIXIt"
TODD despierta y floreca?
No . que TODD enardece
mi deseo y mi pasiOng
En- los verdes tasnarindos
Sc requiebran las paIomas,
" en- el'nardo los aTomas
4 heber Ias brisas an.
III ccrazon, por ventura,
5 sed dc amor no siente,
que asst se muestra inclemente
q mi dulce j tierno afan?
All, mol perdona, bien INFO;
codes al Fin 4 mi ruego
y De "a passion ~ fuego
miro en- nus oios lnciE
Ven, que u amor virgen bella,
nectar es para mi alma;
sin 81, que mipena calna
como pudiera viYir2
Ven Y estrechame, no apartes
/ va tus brazos ae mi cuello,
no ocultes 81 rostro beIlo,
timida huyendo de mi.
0primanse nuestros aahios
On i'm beso etefno, afdiente,
y %transcurtan dlflcemente
Ientas las horas ash.
En- los vsrdes tamarindos
enmudecen las paIomas;
en- los nardos no hay aromas
para los anblentes va.
iii languid8ces; tus oios
ha cerfadd Ia fatiga.
Y til seno dnlce amiga.
estremeciepdose esta.
Elm la ribera del RIO
TODD se agosta y desmaya;
! aas adelEas de ID playa
Sc adornecen de calor.
Voy 81 Ieposo 4 brindarte
del trebol en- esla alfombra,
a la perfumada sombra
de los naran1os en- flor
IGNACIO MANUEL ALTAMntA1g
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tTradurido de "L'Independance Bel
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

.leyanta de tn c9razon a esa mujer
que te do 81 Ser, a esa mujer que te
alime1td con su sanere, a esa mujer
que expuso gu vida por til vida. a esa
mujer angel a esa mujer superior a
esa muier dignal COP.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06
uN HERoE GALLO Es coNDE-
DORADO.

81 Rey de los 5eIgas Alberto concede
ID Cruz de- cahaIlero do Leoppido II
a in 3oIdadc Francis que Sc Distin-
guio on Ia sansrienta Batalla en-
lpres.
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PARA cURAR REsERlADCs be
NiHQs.

duce IA ihflamacion. La primer d0sis
Tenga Al ninO seco. yestiho ccmfor-
tablemente. eviten Ia exposition. y
dadle n Comp0ta dc AlquitraT j Pine
del Or. Bell. les ~placentera, suayiza:
dora, aptiseptica. levanta flema y re.
da aliYio, tratamiento continue con eI
pr0pio culdado. evitara Intermediates
sdrifs D I'M resfriad0 prolongado. No
dejen que su niho sufra. Obtengah
una boteila hoy. Insistan que les den
Ia Gpmpota de Alquitran Y Pine del
Or. Bell, 25cts.-pe yenta Gu "a B0-
tica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-06

POR CORREO
Que tratan de
tCdcS los males
pecuIiareS del
hOmbre.

Este librp en- cspanol. con ilustraciones. es
nm verdadcro tcaoro para i0venes y ancianos
que sufran de falta de vigor, nefviosidad. mala
memorial, eniefmedades ~pfivadas, feumatismo.
nal de estomagos sangfe impura 8 enferme-
uades del higado, riiones 6yejiga.
Explica como Sc puede curar completamcnte
en- So propio hogan sin atraet la atenci6n de
nadle. Describa su NAL y iuntO con el libro le
~enviarnos enteramente GRATIS una muestga
liberal De n~uestras mcdicinas dando tambien
consejo professional sobre sd case,
THE NERViSANA CO..
Depto IA : lc South Fifth Ave., Chicago. IN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Young Indians at
CdyuSe Come Near
Starting Trouble
ATTEMPT MADE TO RESCUE ONE
OF NUMBER TAKEN UP
BY OFFICER.

Trouble of a rather serious nature
was threatened for a time Wednesday
evening at Cayuse, where the Indians
are holding their big July celebration,
when a number Of wild young bucks
undertook to rescue one of their num-
Ter from Alf Oftedal, special federal
officer. However the sight of the Of
ficer's sun and his business" look
Quelled the would-be rescuers with
cut hloodshed.
Oftedal had placed under arrest
JOHN Thomas, sometimes known as
John Mitchell and a well known In
Gian dsturber Of the peace He was
charged with having introduced Ii
Quor on the reservation Oftedal had
no sooner taken him into custody than
Harry Luton, Joe Hays, Lucian Will
lams Joe Williams and other no.
torious Young Indians undertook 10
take him from the officer When
they closed in upon him, however.
Oftedar drew his gun and adopted
such a mtuacing attitude that their
advance was stopped. Thomas was
then place in an auto and brought to
the city.
He WAS given hearing yesterday
before $. \. Newherry and held t. the
federal grand jury
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
MANY TOURISTS ARE COMING
AUrOISTS PASS THROUGH CITY
DAILY IN EVER INCREASING
NUMBERS.

Though the Panama Pacific expo
sition was responsible for many au-
tomobile tourists passing through
Pendleton last summer, indications
are that the tourist traffic Of the
present year will be just as heavy
Every day sees dozen or more cars
from as many states stopping for a
short time in the city en- route to va
rious points on the Pacific slope,
Prior to last year the tourist travel
by automobile through eastern Ore
gon was very light put this commu-
nifty along with many others over the
northwest took advantage of the San
Francisco exposition 10 induce trav-
elers to come this way The traffic
this year is generally held to be a
direct result of the propaganda
spread last year,
Garage employees and hotelmen
agree that the auto traffic through
the city this summer Is as heavy as
last year and, inasmuch as each par
ty passing through Eeaves a little
money behind, the traffic is consid-
cred as a substantial asset
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Fight Will be Waged to HaUe
Miss Mason Remain as Head of
the Umqtilla County Library

Friends of Miss sabra L. Mason.
whose resignation as librarian was
requested at u meeting Of the library
board Wednesday evening are pre-
pairing to make a fight for her re-
tention Just what line Of action
they win pursue they have not defi-
nltely determined but they are dis
cussing various ways and means.
They are. in the first place, quts
toning the legality OF the action
taken the other evening The meet
ing was not regular meeting ane,
while the bylaws provide that any
two members may request the sec
retary to call meeting, they con-
tend that only the particular busi-
ness for which the meeting was call.
ed can be transacted If the meeting
was an adjourned meeting a different
complexion may be given the tran
sactions.
Discussion of invoking the recall
upon members of the BOARD who rot-
ed for the motion IS also heard
Membership to the board is appoint
i've and not elective SO that The MEM
bers cannot be recalled as such
However two members Of the board
hold other public OFFICES which arc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14

WASHINGTON, July l4.-Express-
ing the belief that his party repre-
sents larger part Of the progressive
power and thought than any other,
President Wilson today made formal
bid for the progressive vote.
Writing to j c. Parker of Phila-
Gelphia, a progressive who pledged to
support wilson the president said
Il have no Jealousy independent Of
organizations intended to keep inde-
pendent voters reminded of opposition
and fully Informed as TO parties and
conditions under which votes are So
licited. / sincerely desire and have
tried to deserve the support Of all pre-
gresdve and forward looking men
l believe the recent experience con@
firmcd the fact that the democratic
party represents a larger part of TIE
progressive power and can be made an
instrument of leadership in a direc-
tion which all who love Justice and
progress wish to take. Fer that rea-
son am proud to be the nominee
and have the opportunity 20 lead il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14

it is understood they plan TO follow
a vigorous policy OF building up the
business wherever possible The new
company will handle the entire dis
tribution of their ice in Pendleton
Since the death of Henry Kopittke
Earl Gillanders has been in sole
charge of the old company's business
and he has been the chief owner.
having bought out one of the Ko-
pittke heirs His reason for retiring l.,
given as a desire to take rest AMI
to devote his time 10 other business
interests he has here at Umatil!a
and Meacham. He is heavily inter-
ested in a sand and gravel business
and will give most OF his attention
to that business
For the time being however Mr..
Gillanders will remain with the new
company. The accounts of the old
company go to July 10 and the bus
mess of the new company dates from
that time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
ICE AND COLD STORAGE PLANT
HERE BOUGHT BY SMYTHE AND
L0NERGAN;; INVOLVES $4,000

Through a deal that went into Ell
feet July 70. Dan P. smythe and c
p. A. Lonergan purchased the Pen
dleton Ice & Cold Storage Co. and
the wood and coal business of Kopit-
ike & Gillanders. The transaction
inolves property valued at $4,000,
comprising the ice and cold storage
plant, the wood and coal business
and much wood at Meacham. 1t
does not include the real estate own
ed by Kopittke & Gillanders.
Mr.. Lonergan, who has been local
superintendent for the Warren Con.
struction Co. has resigned his posi-
tion with that company and will be
manager of the new company here.
which will be called the Smythe-Lon-
ergan Co. Dan P Smythe is .presi-
dent of the company and c. H Car
ter, secretary.
Both Mr.. Smythe and Mr. Loner-
gan are aggressive business men and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
NEWS SUN MARY

General.
Hundreds of persons hunting man-
eating sharks along Jersey shore.
irish mob iecrs soldiers but riot,
aIc qucllcd.
British make another huge smash
against the German lines. French
also advancing
villa demands surrender of Chi
huahua City
Local.
Petitions filed for formation of Port
OF Imatilla.
Friends of deposcd librarian active
10 retain her.
Smythe and IOnergan purchase
Pcndletm Ice & Cold Storage Co.
school board offers use of local
schools for normal training
Indians attempt To rescue arrested
comrnde.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Suber-Zebbelins
Will be Built to
Garry Passengers
MAY SOON OPERATE BETWEEN
THE UNITED STATES AND
GERMANY.

BALTIMORE, jury 14.-Supeg-
Zerpelins, carrying Passengers, prob
ably soon will be operating between
Germany and the United States. Cap
tain Koenig, of the submarine
Deutschland, intimated.
We are building such Zeppelins.
large enough to hold 40 passengers
he said.
VIII they come here?" he was
asked.
They might, but will not carry
freight. just passengers. We are
making quite number of these Yep
pelins uow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Irish Rioters at
Cork in Outbreak
Against Soldiers
SEVERAL HUNDRED PARADE
STREETS Kissing TROOPS;
MOB Is DISPERSED.

CORK. July 14.-Severu hundre
rioters paraded the streets this morn
ing booing and kissing the English
soldiers and smashing windows of re-
cruiting offices. Previously they had
inscribed on gates ana pillars with tar
the words up with the republic, =
Soldiers finally dispersed the rioters
shots were fired outside the residence
OF the chief recruiting officer but no
body was killed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
TEXAS MILITIA
IN CLASH WITH
MEXICAN BAND
ON RIO GRANDE

SAN ANTONIO. July 1.-THE
first clash between the militia
and the McNicanS was reported TO
Funston this afternoon, Company
c. second Texas infantry fired on
six McNiCans who crossed the line
near Donna this morning. The
band was driven back across the
Eio Grande after several shot.
NcrC exchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14

WASHINGTON. July Lansing
submitted to Wilson and the cabinet
TODAY Carranza's suggestion for the
appointment OF commission Of three
from each nation TO settle the MeXi-
can problem 1t became known that
Wilson heartily approves Of the plan
1t was expected that he formally
would approve of it this afternoon be-
fore leaving for a weekend trip on
the Mayflower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
JUDGE CLARKE NOMINATED
NAME SENT TO SENATE To SUC-
CEED HUGHES ON THE
SUPREME BENCH.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Prhsi-
dent Wilson nomina.ad Judge John
II. Clarke Of Cleveland rs associate
Justice. succeeding hughes The
nomination was sent to the senate to-
dav
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Haig Reports That His Troops Have
Attacked the Enemy's Second
System Of Defense; Blow Struck
in Every Sector.
FRENCH ALSO ARE ADVANCING
Left Wing Pushes Forward at Same
Time as English Advance; Ger
man Positions are Rendered Very
Critical.

LONDON, July 14.-British
troops broke the German line
on four mile front at dawn
today, the smashing blow
sweeping the British into the
villages of Longueval and Ba.
zenith lie Grand and clearing
Trones wood. An advance of
more than a mile was made.
The gain is the greatest since
the opening of the great assault
13 days ago.
Early bulletins indicated
that one of the greatest battles
of the allied offensive is being
waged northeast of Albert.
Haig reported: eve have at
tackled the enemy's second sys-
tenn of defense. We broke
their positions on a four mile
front, capturing some strong
ly defended localities. The
heavy fighting continues"
Special dispatches from
headquarters announces the
capture of the villages. A blow
was struck in every sector
where the Germans had assem-
bled their heaviest reinforce
ments. The British advance is
in the direction of Bapaume,
the immediate objective.
Longueval is seven miles south.
west of Bapaume ana Bazentin is i'm.
mediately east OF Contamination,
whose capture Berlin admitted yes
terday
The French left wing pushed for
ward simultaneously said an unof-
ficial Paris report Strengthening the
French lines between Hardecourt
and Guillemont and threatening tho
village of Maurepas.
A dispatch filed In Paris at mid
night reported that the British had
pushed through Mametz wood To the
Longueval road 500 yards from the
village. The remaining distance was
covered with rush when the oil.
tensive was resumed at daybreak.
Paris reported thas the German po.
sitions along the Bapaume highway
were rendered extremely critical as a
result of the British advance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14

WASHINGTON, July IA COM
mission of six men, three from each
country, will be proposed by Carranza
as an investigating body to study and
settle the Mexican controversy, it was
learned today The proposal will be
submitted to the state department
within few days The commission
ers win be directed to formulate a
complete series Of remedial steps
probably involving patrolins Of the
border by troops Of both countries.
1t would have inquisitorial powers
and be expected to find causes of diff
ferences between the people Of both
Sides If the boundary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Grnsshonners in kansas.

OAKLEY. Kans., July 14.-With
clouds of grasshoppers greatly dam
aging crops. Logan county officials
announced they would furnish free
poison to fight the pests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Closing Prices Today
are Somewhat Weaker

CHICAGO. July 14.-tSpecial to the
East regonian)-Range of prices to-
day, Open High Close
July D.. $l09l2 $1.l0S Sl.0Sls
Sept. ...$11la $111i2 $l.10A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Portland.

PORTLAND. Ore, July 14,-(Spe.
ciaD Club 90 bluestem 99.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-14
Liverpool

LIVERPOOL July 19,-Wheat-
No. spot Manitoba los l0d (s1,57
per bu.): No. >. los cd; No. red
western winter. los 4d