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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
Cbe O0aeaklp @ullOOgger
MONDAY, MAR cm i8. 1919.

She went undraped without a single
fear or
Thought that she had need to be
ashamed.
Twas only when she'd eaten Of the
apple
That she became inclined to be
prude,
And found that ever more she'd have
to grapple
With the much debated problem Of
the nude
Thereafter she devoted her attention
Her time and all her money To her
clothes
And that was the beginning of con-
yention,
And modesty as well so suppose
Reactions come about in fashions
recent
Now iris conceal so little from the
men,
1t would seem that in the name Of all
that's decent
Some one ought to pass the apples
round again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

LONDON. March 1I,--Replying to
a deputation OF the temperance coun-
eli Of Christian churches, David
Lloyd George minister Of munitions
SAID that the police records showed
"a reduction Of something like 40 per
cent in drunkenness throughout the
country. He hoped the nation would
be convinced that success In war like
h depended ON removing the draw
upon its efficiency caused by drink
However successful in war the
country might be, he added, he was
convinced that victory in this matter
would be the greatest triumph Of all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
NO MORE BACKACHE
NO MORE MISERY

Hundreds of people have been re-
ueyed of the agonies caused by weak
diseased or ol5gged-up kidneys by
using Solvax the new remedy that
quickly reaches the source OF all kid
pey complaints
If you suffer with pains in your
back and sides or have any signs Of
kidney or bladder trouble such as
rheumatic pains, pu-y swellings un'
der the eyes or in the feet and am
kles. if YOU are nervous. tired and
run down, or bothered with urinary
disorders. Solysx will quickly and
surely relieve you of your misery
SolvaN is the most potent remedy
yet devised for Kidding the system of
uric acid and driving out all the poi
son1us impurities which cause such
troubles. It neutralizes. dissolves anil
makes the kidneys slit out an the
uric acid and poisoHs left by the
blood, and renders the kidneys and
Urinary orsans clean, vigorous and
healthy.
Tallmun 4 Co. the popular drug
gist, says that no medicine ought to
be paid fer unless il does the user
some good They therefore. sell Sol
wax under a positive guarantee 70
quickly relieve the worst cases of kid
ney trouble or refund the money. Try
Solyax today and IL You cannot see
and feel "a decided change for the bet
ter Just go to Tallmon & Co.@and tell
them YOU want your money back and
they will return it without question
This is the strongest argument that
can be offered in behalf Of any med.
icine,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

This wouldn't have happened when
the town was wet Commissioner Mac
Cockburn Of Milton hoped off the
rattlers the other day carrying a grip
so heavy that his right shoulder sag
ged. A friend or two on the plat
form spotted him The sight sug.
gested to them that there might be
in that grip something that would re-
iieye the parchedness of their throats
Ner promptly then, they volunteer
ed to carry the grip. Mac is wise
old owl He gave the boys a wink
Come ON up to the garage" he said
And we'll open her Up, Granting
under the load the friends carr ed the
heavy grip to the garage where Mac
opened e. Inside was the maguetu
of his automobile
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
Note the Success Signs

Newspaper advertis-
ing shows which way
the trade is going,
Note the pages of ad-
vertising in today's
East Oregonian and you
will see at a glance that
the list Of merchants,
m a n Il f acturerS, and
other advertisers com
prise the most progress
siye and the most sue
cessful business and
professional men in our
community.
Advertising and sue
cess go hand in hand.
You don't see a concern
constantly advertising
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

1t must he excruciatingly exasper-
atingly embarrassing to the good peo'
pie Of the metropolis over the hill to
have in their Midst an editor who is
continually offering yeiled proposals
of MARI age to the leading actresses Of
the nation, through the medium Of
his nefarious sheet
Anyway, for the general relief Of
the long suffering Weston communi.
". hope he'll eventually succeed.
and to avoid undue disparity in age.
would suggest he try the divine
Sara. Athena Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

ABERDEEN, Wash. March IL
The names of all persons arrested for
intoxication and the places where
they obtained their liquor hereafter
will be published by chief of Police
Robert Schmidts, according to an an
nouncement made by him
This will be done" he said, "to
discourage drugstore proprietors from
selling alcohol to customers in cases
where the druggists are not absolute
ly certain that the buyers want the
alcohol for chemical or mechanical
uses
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

in the newspapers uu-
less it is successful
Also, the houses that
make the biggest sue
ceSSes nowadays do so
by satisfying and pleas
ing the public on whom
their success is based
And in order To reach
the public the most sue
ceSsful business and pro
fessional men use news
paper advertising
Each depends upon
the other.
Good business men
and good newspapers.
working together, spell
success.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

BASEL, switzerland. March IL
Travellers from Cologne say that food
riots broke out in the market place
there.
They say that women who regard
ed the prices as too hrgh made violent
manifestations and thar the police
charged the crowd. Several persons
were injured
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
rhls nIdn,t RcaIIx Hapnen.

teacher in the Pendleton schools
thought to test the knowledge Of her
scholars on current events in con-
nection with their composition work.
Thus she directed them to build a
sentence using in it the names of the
governor and the secretary Of state Of
Oregon She was surprised TO receive
the following ingeniously constructed
sentence from one boy. George
Washington Jackson, the darkey boy
IN our class had bugs in his hair and
we Olcutt them Wthycombe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

tember. 1915, to date, lO43 civilians
including many women and children.
have been killed or wounded by hos
tile artillery and bombs dropped by
aircraft in the Belgian and French
districts occupied by the Germans,
the Overseas News Agency said to-
day
Tho Killed during the month OF
February included II women and Is
children and wounded 20 male civil
ians. 46 women and y children, the
statement declares.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

The nearest thing TO a specific
against colds is a sleeping porch OF
open bed room and cold sponge bath
every morning when you first get up.
Even then YOU will occasionally take
q cold. especially when colds are cpl
demic. and when you 90 you will find
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a great
help in enabling you to get rid of it.
Try it. Obtainable eyerywhere.-
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Harry Putnam Of Rochester. y. Y
trapped a robin recently and found
tied to its legs a note written by Miss
Beatrice Hinman Of Washington.
inviting the finder TO address her il
he was under 80, single and good look
ing Mr. Putnam replied at once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
Discrimination.

The noble red man is still the vic
tim of discrimination A Nisqually
Indian was sent to the Walla Walla
pen for merely stealing a pair of silk
stockings when his paleface brother
would also have tried to run away
with the contents.-Weston Leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Your pleasant fling, W. w. comes
at an untlmely time, Just last week
We read In your home papers that
Wala Walla has decided to stage a
spelling contest along the lines fol-
lowed In Pendleton, and if you travel
true to form, methinks there will be
a revival Of checkers and horseshoes
N your midst in year or Sod.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
OUR WEAKLY LIMERICK.
Harry ID, GRAY.

An unmarried Harry named Gray
Lived the life Of a bachelor gay
When asked If he'd wed,
He emphatically said,
"No, nit, nix, never nay nay"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
True Sacrifice.

George Hartman says he thorough
ly believes in the Institutions of Lent.
He says he is FORGING parsnips and
ping pong during the forty days Of
abstinence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
pcndIeton The Pacemaker.

Mr. Bulldogger:-You Pendletoni-
ans are always boasting Of your pro-
gressiye spirit. How do you account
for the fact that you still have spell
ing bees in your schools and that your
citizens seem to prefer checkers and
.horseshoes to bridge and baseball
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Ed Ayerill picked up the followin.
verses in the course of his travel and
subm Is them thinking that they con-
tain suggestion as to how to use the
surplus OF the northwest apple crop.
Modcsty.
When every pool in Eden was a mirror
That unto Eve her dainty charms
proclaimed,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
@adjipiel Ocs nS6ciioluuifi@g @gcr.
lnltcS.

9Scm Nort Q. Sonuor. II St
Scr gtonlirolitdtS gl6tbeiIima oe8
Observation-Disclosures lit bon ggiI
lionl @iliomS, cincm @oIiugier oeS
0ompfer5 vSDeiiolonifi cine alogc
acgen sic n9lotionol Dompfihiifs
0eieaidoit bon @ricdcnluno, oie
Giaentbiimerin Ocs 0ompfers, chl.
acrei@t lporOcn Ser Stldgcr Der.
lonat $500 5dooencriab iuio $75
iir oeu @erhlit iriucs @cpGds.
Tic &loec fiibrt aus, 0aB ser Dor
cinigcn Eoecu ni bober See Der.
loIiene 0ompicr ni6t icetiidtia por,
imo OoB &iaioms cmpfinoIiden
Gltrit rmo mOcrc Gnt6e6rluoen er
litt inter oeucn icine OeIuno6eit 81
lcioen battc.
Der glmuolt oes &ldaers perlonete
Ole 9etinirln9 Oes 0onpfcrS .|o.
iris, wcItcr oos cin5ec Gigeut6lm1
rcprdleutirt, oos oic beflogtc @ciea
ldoit in oieieni 2onoc. iopcit be.
fonnt 6ciibt.
Der arirdiidc 0jcncroIfoniul i'm
bicliacn %oien miro sic llmltdnoc
oeS &erIultes ocs 0ompierS ciner qc,
nollcn llptrrindlng uutcr5ie6cn.
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eifcriHdltiscr @uttc.

9tcm gort 8. Sonuor.
6ronf @omoto ser iid crit aons
tlir5llh uerbcirot6et botte. iono sic
Ftoioarapbic cineS onoercn MonneS
III Oem aoiicr ieiner @ottiu. SSii.
t5eno crgriif er ein GPciIer ino
broate leincr iingen @ottin cine
StlawmOc om 9ioden bel. Con1
mari cr iic onS elmer S6be bon is
6IB aus ocn 5enitcr. NIod ser
EDot Hob cr pliroe o6er bon 99od.
born ieitgebolten inO ipGter ser 80
li6ei iibergeben.
Seine Satin wur0e in SOS 80.
ll'lieerNopitol" oe6rodt wo sic
Ncr5te mcnig Noiiuna oui i6rc SSic.
0craenepm0 eebeu.
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Ge(dubrrt.
9ie gauge 9aIbiuieI
0aaipOli.
Sic &itrfem iuerfcm ole
9laiirtem biMams.

9ritcu crleioen nod tiirfiideni 9e.
ri6t beoeuteuoe @erIuite. 0ic
Eiirfcn crobern elm orobes 5elo.
lager ser 9laiirten. @obreu
feinOIides Sruppcui3iif an Ocn
@runo. 9leim @ei6iibe nou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

i1liiicn rno fleinereu aricasidiifei
cin
Ger &aupt5med 0eS in Sebruay
1915 bcgounenen Garoaueaen6elO.
5ugcS mar oie Ginnabne BON Son.
itoutinopel unO bic Sorcirims oes
9oSpoulS, pel6er 0oS OlitteImcer
nit Dem Sdwar5en @ieer uerbinoet
Ooniit 9iuBlono ireie @abn crbaItC
fir oen Gmpioug pon @oiien lmo
@iunition unO aIei65eitig fir Den
@rport BON ruiiii6em @etreioc
Sir Gnelano miir0e ser @riola
OcS 6cloyugeS 6eOcltet baben oab
cine wcitcrc tiirfiiAc Snoaiion
9le9pptens pcr6iuOcrt morocn mare,
iuO OoB Scr SueS.aanal oantit oaui
erno seiidert lmo @ngIano's 9erbin.
omg NIT Suoien ouber @cia1r &C.
itelt woroen u1re.
Bonn politiibeu Stonomuft be.
trndtet beociltet ooS EaroanclIcn'
SioSto ebeuiolls eincu cnpiinollhciI
Shlo9 iiir sic 9uliirten. Tic Gil.
tentcmdhte boiteu cnpartet. Sab init
eincn GrioIgc ibrcs Coroonellen.
5eIoHlgeS Tie oic oonoIS nod reu'
irolen 9olfnuitoaten Grieheulono,
9ulsoriei uno 9lim6nien aii i0rc
Seitc gcbradt 1aben iuiiroeu.
Tas NIiBlin1cu Scr GoroauelIcn.
Gperotioueu ser saliirtcn bot III
Gnglono idon ais Oic eriteil GRIP.
pen bon Der NaIbiniel @oIlipoli
5uriidgejogeu murOeu, eiuen Shlrnl
Der obfdaieen Sritif acgcn sic 9ie.
gieriug Gntfeiielt. Cir eomarO Gar.
ion, Ger @cueralonwoIt reiignirte,
un0 Der Stur5 OcS criten CORDS Der
gloniralii0t 9initon GbiuhiII, mar
ebeniallS cine 6olge Oes Garoanel
len6c6lidlo6cS.
Nlld ellie nnultoll0igc gteilorgulll
idtion Ger fran80iiidcu aabinets
iolgte, uclhe oa9enlein ser Oar.
ooncIlcn Sihlation 5uoei6rieben
mitrOc.
9iS 5um o. 0e8cmber purOen oic
britiiden @erhiite in Oen Goroouel-
len ouf 1855 m So6teb Ser
munoeten mo @ermiBten ongeec.
bcl)
Gic Ciirfen melocn Or
fol9c
@onituntinopeL g. Sonuor,
pia 9onoon. GoS tiirfiite arieas
bwcmt bat sic uohite6cnoe mtlibc
Ntittbeillna crlniien
,9hlf ser GorodeIlen Sront bo6cn
iid beitiac @dmpie init @omben oui
unierem redtcn ino linten 6liiaeI
obgeipielt. gldl 6reitoo bot lnierc
9lrtillerie mehrere Stunoen lana
ieinoIide Sdiibeuaroben oeacnii6ct
inierem red1tcn 6liiacl 6eihoiicr
in0 ocuicI6cu itmcrcu 5boocu 5ll
sciiiat.
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&nifcnflottc bombor.
Dirt bltIgorif6c
NGfen.

Sonoon, q Sonuar. 9}uiii.
ihe ariegSihiffe bombaroircu bill.
earii6e %dien ON Sdlmor5en 9lcer,
mie cine Central g2emS" Depeibe
bciagt.
Ole SSlottc id6leu0erte lire 6Se.
iboIie Bel Der 9eidieBung BON @ar.
na ouh se9en oen @oloit oes a0nigs
6eroinono in Glirinoerao, eiaiae
Nleilen meiter n0roIidl mo ridicte
5iemlih beocutenoen Shooen i'll Der
llmaebuus oes 56ioiies an. slltth 0cr
Soien bon Girinogroo mur0c bon-
baroirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
}lruer lDtrIaf.
Sir bic &ricgss
latte.
g6Iatbticbiff oSing @os
Suar6 e." geIumfen.

glab britiidem 9erirbt oneeblid oui
einc 0aiue geitoBen 2ie ge.
iomnitc 8eioeime acrettet.
Die 9loniirolitot oeridweigt Oeu
0rt ocs @ci6cbuiiies 0as
sdiff bate Elm GepIoccmeut bon
1880 Gouneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
ll(n0er in oeuIIr5et 5inOen.
jARRe Stelluugeo om 3ir5Iteio.
2te6er 400 Srou8ofen sefousen
6inf5ebn @}aldiueu9ewebrc erbeutet
5iiltf5ebn N}ai6inen9ewebre erb(
&i9ts &enes mf of, nnn salfan.5ront
2seri@t Ses Sent(aen elsneraraa6s.
lera0ilos naa sa0Oiuc)

Scrlu, 8. Sauuar. Die Scnfcu Bubcn gcitcrn Scu
lettcu SG Der SdHnsrG6eu rabc Seiu SI 6urmauus
wccrfop weld ibucn 2l Sejm6cr Sen 6ruusOu cnn
pprben uarCr, wtegergeWunuen.
Sic na6mcu 20 Ci5c 1888 Gbuicnrs gcfaueeu
bCnteten fhui5elu Wmdiucnaepebre.
0ieie GunSc miro Dem amtu Oenu Serid scbra6
acne &odmitae OOn Der bntacu Obcriu Sctnus craieu
mnrbc.
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9atimOrc IVO. GOOntag Oru O Saauar 1916
0cpartemont fiir 6r5iebnng.
9urean oes Supcrinicnocutcn fir 5fiCnnden
tlutcrrimt

Bulttmorc 8. Nanuar 1916
8rilinn0cn 8lpcds Alismabl bon gebrern IN
bcu DiieniliDeH GicmcniursS sSNulen Niuocrqur.
fen, lnb nr Gcbrer liir Neiitin IN enalihsocnt
l0cn Shulen bon Baltimore, pctoen am t.,
q, 3. nnb A. Ncbrunr, o Gorln OcQiunCu0 Qc.
hulien pcrocn Sic Griiunpcu lni i mlo y
Seurdy Hocu im 9lomiuiroiipus. .0ebauoc,
Vdc WidbilOn uno SOilucticsIbcHuc. iiaii ole
RriliunoeH ant 3. nuo d Sc6ruar iperoc IN
ocr Baltimore Nltn 0Dncgc" 0oparo. uno
0cnicr siraBe uno ,,Sulureo Srainina snooi,
edc Nionni uuo SaruioauszifoBc, abac0dlieil,
glinocmilh-i itno 6ebrldr
Brolclioncl-3 uiio a. Scoudr
Minocrpnricii B. mo 4. Scbuiar
Slemenior 0eniib ~, 3, 3 mo 4. s5ebrnnr.
@riiiungelt fir oic 9luspdb!uug bon qebr.
irdlicn fin Modem mo liir Nanoierlioielts,lln'
ierriht lperocn am %. Sanaar, bcginneno nm
9 ,,br Woraens In Der Smnc 9,r. 20 an ser
ode Der NarisgWcmc uHo 0oiimnnsStrdbc Obs
Ncbulicu percru
-gueluniie. s irinlurc mcr0cu mti Grs
luAcn, 3i ridlcu an bic Office Of ibc guper,
inienoeul oi Subtle fniirudiOn@ 3uQeidnot
ucrocu
e6orlrs r. SOD,
tSans lOllllm) Slpcrnlcnocnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

SIN Centrum Bot uniere glrtilleric
me6rcre feinolihe S6iibengr1ben
uno 9onbcrucrier uno @}0ricr 30
iitioneu 5eritort. 9tnf iutiereu lin.
fen 6liiael aa6 eS cin glrtillerieouell.
3mei 9rclBer Elm 9Ronitor umo
bier Gorpe0oboote niteritilbten sic
Sonobotterien ocS SeinoeS
lin 2 ll6r NahnittoaS 6a6cu III
icre @eiboiie einen 9rono IN eincm
feinolideu Selolagcr nabe Gefe Bur.
nj oerlriodt
PIN 9Ibeno Oes Gonneritog 6obcu
nnicrc 9atterien al Scr N}eercuae
oqs ieiuolibc 6eloloacr III ser 9}d6e
bon Se0Oiul @o6r beihoiicu imo au
s5rettaa bic ieinoliden gaticricu IN
Der @egeno bon Sete @urni.
Vie Seooul @a6r.@dtterien oeS
6einoeS mo eti nu6e Sefe 9urni
peroufcrter 9reiBcr uuo ciu Mlouitur
babcn oas 6euer obue eriola cripi,
oert.
Am Somita9 bobcn iuiicrc onato
liihcn 9oitcrien sic &aienpldbe Del
Seo0ul 9o6r mo ScFc Surm 6oni
borOirt.
Sine Grippe iemoliher Sruppen
Itc0t IN oen Eb6leru na6e 9crc @i5a
5crc mo 9)'ortolinion.~
eiuc GeraeItnrosmoBun6s
me Der Giirfen.
Amitcr0om 9. SAT-, pia CON.
oon Nier ans 9ouitantinopel eill
gclouieneu 9eridteu 3ufoloc bat ste
tiirtii1e &eaicrung ais @ergeltimaS
niaBnabme fir Die @ebau0luna Ser
tiirfiiden llntert6onen in Solouifi
ourh Die gnteuten1djte etuo 1900
llntert6oneu Der Gnteutemdhtc, oie
lid IN Scr Siirfci onf6ieIteu inter.
nirt.
GS oerloutet OaB Oir oitomouiihc
&egicuiuA olS iie Oic @erboitmQ
Der in 9onitontiuopel ocr6lie5encn
9eanten Der iralt5ojiiden inS britt.
ibcn Sotidoit anoronetc, oieien
Shritt nur olS @egenmoBnahme oe.
9cu Die 6eitno5mc ser Gonhaln Ser
Gentrolmddtc III Solonifi tbot uno
OaB peitere Gerbaihlngen III oieicr
SerbmOlmg aeplont inns.
y rle 1enlou6 protefirt
0cgen 9llliirtcn
@fo Bnobmen.
C0rabiIoS ua6 eaepiue)
@erlih .. Sonuur. @rie.
hculouo bat bon 9lcltetn aeoen Sic
bon oen @ntentc Naddteu aetroffe.
neu NoBnobmen 9Srotcit erboben.
mel6e es nod glngobe ser eriedi.
lden &e9ierung i6ipieria MAIDEN,
SriedenIono bon 9uIaoricn ans nit
ySobrunesnlitteln 81 Dcriorgen. Dieic
NlufiinNinltnt rtod,f hn,ttn ~, 1tohor
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linen crbeutet.

lDnen crbeltet.
9tmiter6om oia 9ouOon.
Cine GepeiHe ouS aonItonttnopet
fiinoist an ooB sic 9riteu ais oos
Geiultot elmer iebr blutigen 5dlodt
mad 6odit 6etrddtIi6en Gerhlitcn
ScOOul So6r gdn5Ii6 gerdimt bo.
6en g}iht Elm eiu5iger Nlonn lit 5u.
riidge6lieben,
0ie 1epeicbe iiigt 6inSiL SAB @e.
rihtc BON Oen GarOoueQcn 6eiagcn.
Bob sic tiirfii6en Strcitfraftc sic
6rou3oicn ipie Oic @ritcn oollig bon
ScOOu 9a6r Dertric6en 6o6en uro
BOB sic SSolbiniel @auipoi lest
gou5 bonn 8ciroc 9ciGu6ert IT,
z iirfcn bern, ScloIos
Ger, ucrieHfcn Srup.
pen transport.
2on0pL 9. SSanuor. Oic
Siirfen bo6eii Gin groBeS icinoIi6cs
iSelologer crobert un0 nelm &ononen
erbeltet iie bo6cn Gin iciuoIides
GronSportidiff nit Grlppen OIL
9orO in Scr SfG6c bon Seooul Babe
in oen @rlno gebobrt. 0ieic &un0c
miro elmer 9(niteroomer Gepei6c an
sic Heuter'ihe glo6ridten-9(q 9(qentur
oriolge in eincm offi5ioien @cridt
aus aonitontinopel scbro6t.
Ser 6ritiidc 9cri6t
2onOon 9. Sanuar. gtob
elmer oiii5icucu g(nfiinOiguug lit bic
Sol6iuicl @allipoli lest o6aiq gc.
raumt morocu @cnerol cir GbaS.
@lnnlo beridtet. ooB MIR Gin britt,
iher Soloat pcrwuuOct wilrOe. ooB
Oic 6ran5oieu gar feline @erluitc ST
per5eidncu bntteu mo Dab sic mel.
item oieic1ibc mitgeuommcu mcrrcl
founten,
Gic 1cutc 9l6cnO crldiicnc oiii.
iiellc Scfanntnlodimg bat ioIgenOcn
@ortlalu:
r@cucrol Cir Charles 0hrnro be.
ridict, 0oB Die pollitdnoige0idlmuuo
Ser SoIbinicl @alipoli iebt nit gr.
iola ourd1ciiibrt moroeu iii.
glac Soubiecn mo @eidiisc foun.
ten in 5iterbeit aebrodlt lperOcn,
init 9luSnabmc BON II o6gcmlbteu
Sonouen pclhc bon inns in Stiide
geiprcugt mlIrOcu ehc mir oic Stcl.
liugen auigabeu
llniere @erhiite beidrdnften iid)
onf cineu &erpunOeten. Gic Sron-
8oieu bottcn feinc @erIlitc 5u Der
3eidnci.
@ercrol Ndmo erfldrt OaB OoS
@clingeu Oieier idpuieriaen gnufQabc
0en @cucr1lcu @irOpuo0' iu0 GauicS
81 pcrOonfctl mar, imO auBcrOcn ser
ipcrt6uollcn lluteriiiieimg. Oic bel ci.
llcr operation 0er 0ertbdr l0lporig.
inn 9lrt BON 9lOniral &c 9lobcd um0
.oer 6lotte geleiiiet plrrOc.
(liit Oer 3uriid5iebung Scr britt.
iden mo iran8oiiihen Gruppen bon
Dem Siiocn0e Der Sol6miel @alipo.
Ii miro OoS Cor0anelcn.S SSiaSco ser
glQiirten mm poafonmen IieS 1T
ooS trorigc Gnoc einer Operation,
oima Der Erippen Der Gutcntc an
nngcn aeicbt botteu.
GouienOe imO 9l6ertouicuoe bon
N'ciilbculcbcu luilrOen 6ei ocr 2an.
ormg Der Crlppen ser gluiirten an
Der tiirfiidcn &iiitc bon 0eu 9llliirteu
geoptert lno aitBerorcentlid luorcn
Die GcrIulte. Uelhc oie Sireitfr6itc
Der 5rnn5oien mo 9riten in oeu
ooun iolgenocn aanpieu erlitien.
9luBeroem biBtcn oic Guteuie.
Nl6d6te cine 9lnSn6l Don Sdlloht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

1880 Gouneu
2on0oh 8. Soniar. 1as
6ritiibc 5dladtiaiif ,ains Goluaro
r. lit ouf eine Wline geitoBen uno ae.
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gerettet moroen
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loe ofii5ieIlc @rfldring uer0iientliht
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z lit mii cine 0iine geitoBcn Suiol
ae oes roubeu 5eegauaes mnBtc oas
Sd)iff ouf bo6er Sec perloiien iucr.
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iotiina iuurOe obne ieoen gebensper.
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5ipei llamt lpur0eH nerplM0gs
(Ier Sling GOuar0 70 iuur ein
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1906 Dollcnoet Seine @cltiitltne
beitano auS bier t2.55lligeu bier
928olIigen, 5ebn 6.8olliecn @eiAiit-
Sct Dier5ebn 356Iligen Shuellieuer.
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mar eS nit bier SorpeOoro6rcn ans.
oeriifict.
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bon 453 6ub, cine 9reite bon rs SUB
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riiiiihe GrfIarmo Die 9orpeoo.
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eines IN ser 9Sahc 6efinolidet 81.
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ihcr aiiite geb0rt
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auf Der S6be Scr oduiidcn ynieln
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Der aieler @u4t inteniipcs o5eidiie.
Ieuer aebort mur0e.
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leeboote lno Sorpe0o6oote ioa fiir5.
liH oen aottegot paiiirt baben lmO
IN Dem iiioliheu Gbeil ser Office All
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26

out the petty things which detract
from the real greatness of the typical
American city. Entirely too much con-
sideration is given the ar-sighted
politicians who are constantly striving
to advance their own selfish interests
through the exploitation of the higher
and more important interests of the
community at large.
Too long this condition has been
permitted to obscure the fine con-
structive and meritorious features OF
that admirable Philadelphia which is
unknown beyond the borders of the
Commonwealth. Pennsylvanians, OF
course, appreciate the true worth OF
the large majority of it's citizenry, but
SO long as purely political activities
and selfish personal ambitions are per-
mitted to dwarf the larger and better
things in the eyes of the world Phila-
delphia will continue to share the con-
tempt-unwarrante in most cases
which is visited upon us by our coun-
trymen outside the State.
If the newspapers of Philadelphia
could unitedly agree upon a policy
that would ignore the little men who
are responsible for the present criti-
cism of their city. it might be a bit
of real public services.