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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

Der @ltcn einen RippenItok, bob Te gegen
ben 9iirpfolten fog. Der Wann forbse
ibr nod sinen ipllenben Bid nnd uHb
fdiiteIts bic 6duIt binter ibr BET.
SIN 6nule nebsHdH fab ib IN etn 8ens
itr binsiu. Gine inugs Grun, uuorbenis
lid friiert ufb nod nnhldifstr gesIeioet.
riibrte In einem anf BEN DenIterbreit
itebenben 2ppf. Ieben ibr nuf einsm
Sfubl tniete Elm fleiner gub NIT einem
f9ipnr5sn godsnfaopf. Gr bsists fi@ ies
beHfans etpus gu melt iber bos @efub
uno feline SHUTTER f9Iug ibm Grgerlth mt
benz eoffrI fpelmen Ne ebeH bic GPtffs
umriibrte, auf bic fdmusigeH Singer nm
Iogar auf ben Ropf unb Itedte baHa
prompt ben 20ffeI tpisbsr in ben 11pf.
Dieie bplIee5opften DlistsfGlernen nit
ben HnSuldngIihen inuitdrsn @iariHtuns
gen finb Der beiie 8rutpIab fir arduls
beitsteims. SoIdnse man nidt an bic
NurselH bisjes llsbels selunet tOirb al
bas admpfsH gsgeH gpebemien unb Bers
breden ber5li9 tpeuig frndten. Sd fpra@
81 sinem poii5iiten In elmer Der fdumbigs
ten @trGBeH Der Dftfeits. Ruhbem ib
Jpn i'm bic 8obnserbtlbuRg bcfrugt bntts
srtoGbnts i'd, bdb man 10 biele urbeitsloIe
Mdnner i'm beiten 2llter btrumlun9erH
5dbe, bduptIdHlid In biesr @egeHb.
Der grpbs Glitter bes @eiebes ldhelte
MIR unO fugte: rglaubfH ie MIR MIDI,
bab ale bic Mdnner, ipelhe Sic bier obw
9eI6dftigung berumgebtn feber feline Mts
belt bfommen tDHnen. Die oflermeiften
fnb liatI6snes @sfubei, bic bsrbienen ii4
.tbrsn Gebsnsunterbnlt i'm DunieIR =
bieIe Mrt MeHf9en tpDlen niGt arbeiten
an benen iplte man audi tsin Mitleib
peri9penbeH. Mie bisle tenne i'd. Oenen
be Nep Yorter 8eIsufhafteH bic fid NIT
bsrurtiser GiirIprae befafeu. idon Ders
faiebene Mdie esbolfen baden, eth ans
itdnbigss 3eben 81 fiibren - ober bets
gebli4 - gfdb unb nu9 febnen ie fi@
bod tpieber mad BEN fdulen, loIterboften
2sben unb iinb In gang tllr3er 3eit nits
Der scrabeIO nertommen, pie fe pOrber
fparen. Dos finb in erItsr 2inie bic Stas
lisner. Menn bic Mrt MenI9en srIt eiHs
nal unf Der fauIen Snut ~angeIunst fHb,
lit oa9 ole Miibt nuBlps. Geben Gie
fi9 bod nal bieie 2D9er BON Mrbnungen
an, Gr1ulein. User mS6tr beun bn binein
9eben unb bieIe Grduen aus benz Gamut
9erausbOteH2 1IHb bod gibt es cine I'm
menge bon Grdnfn unb MGbhen, bic in
fdon felbff babe in bieIe 9dufer binsit'
ssben feben, UNI ben Grauen Elm flein pes
mig Srbnnng unb Saitberteit beisubrins
gen. 9as bauert aber bD9ftens Elm Dber
atrei Sage, bunn 1T es ipieber bic ate
9eier. 0iefe Msnfdtn fine 70 an ben
S9muB gsp6bnt, ie fi9len iia Obne i'm
i6on unbebGgli9."
Die @orte bss golisiten balen nod
in mir nab. SIT es ni9t entIeBli1 trauz
rig, fpenn man bebentt, ME fpenig biefe
MenfdeH bonn 2eben baben, bic fib bon
einem Sage gum anberen bur9 ltnpiFer<
beit utlo Bergen bon g6muB faleppen,
bic bas Geben nur ais cine 2aif empfins
ben. fir bic bic @orte .Nie lit bod bic
grbe 70 fh0u, 70 fd0n" uur leerer ghua
finb2 aber Der Boli5iIt mag redt bus
ben: pWem nidt au raien 1T. BEN III
ni9t gu heIfen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
GrOkmHtterIein

Dom gnfel bGlt 9roBmiitterlein
Stin in ber Sdnb Elm 20d9en fein.
go i~punberIieb unb goIbsnbraun,
Sic lam an tim nidt futt ii9 i9aun.
Sibt tpie DertIdrt - bas a6d6en nei6
SIN ibrer 6anb maht fe 10 reid.
Gs odubtrt ibr boris @ugs sefdtpinb,
mics leibt unb lebt, Elm iibes aiRO.
llnb tuis Is nod 70 unbspuBt
Rur Slid erIsbt unb 0uiinsluf.
Damn fteigt bsrauf ibr itus Sell,
Die ldnsft entIdUanb 10 peit = 10 lpeit.
rtnb unbepuBt bic SrGne rtnnt,
Mie fe 10 trGumt uno Ieife iinnt:
On 2ieblins msin! = Dor mdn9sm Sabr
9od gang tuis bu bein gater mar!
Damn pHds er auf, 70 ftoI3. 70 f6Dn =
Mein auge ptrb ibu ME mebr ieb'R...
SIN beirsen aampf fiir's 8aterianb
8oa SelOenmut ben Sob CT fanb -
limb benno9 lsbt tr bier fiir mid
Rod INNER fort, metn ainb, bur4 bid!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

bsraiebeHb. Gin 8~ru9tbdn6ler fDebsIts
INNER fltibig nit sinem dIts anbtre ais
aubertn GleberuiId feline pfirIidt, apEtls
linen. pflaumsR uno airIdsn = gsrabe
uie e bic msiItsu ObIbdnbIer, bic nit
ibren 3arrsn bnrh anoert @trdBtn sithen,
aud MAIDEN. Bie uneHbli1 unappsiitliH
has III. limb ts sibt toiidHli9 2eute,
iuslhe duf 9ilbung anipruh maiden, bic
iia bon sinsm IoIhen @agen pfirEHc
ober pfIdnmtH bolen unb bitie ioglelh
aus Der Sits p.r5ebren - 70 rit fe bd
fHb Der Sdnbltr bot Re ia NIT benz
GtbertDiid abgsiaubt, unb bos Ideint ben
Ssuten gu geniigen. Menn man ~bsrorties
Sdden febt, uerssbt sintm fir cine Bell
lang aler 4ppetit duf Obh.
IN elmer Strdbenede bemerite i'd duf
msiner Dunbsruns bur9 bda armsns
pierteI Stpsi ainbs. TN RinnIfetn Fbenb.
Die RlsiHsH tpareu fat ndderb. sic
ipiibIten NIT ben 96nben In ber Rinne
uno dBen 8anansn babel. Bob
lid srtDh4te zines Der ainber einen oIten
Der i'm S6mub perardben ptIeaen
battle. Soglei9 purbt sr ols Gpislseua
perpanbt unb nun fdniAsn Biz aIeinen
nit bisIem f4mublfarrenben @teenRan6
iIeine Gtiid4en bon ibren ganansn uno
fibrten ben Q0fFel gum Munbe. - Gs
1T Elm pabres Dunbsr, Bag Sci folben
ianitdren @erbdltniFen ~iiberbdupt nod
iOldsr u9tIoieu gltsrn sriiitrsn
9isie BON ~linTduberEtit frObtnben 9dus
Ier unO Strubsn Iinb ~tpabrbaftis nidt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
aas aIte album.

Sinnenb tpenbs iG bic @siten:
BORT Elm &na6e nufrent itebt,
Serne auf Goloatengrdbern
4u9 fir ibn Elm GdbnIetn psbt.
9ier bus iunse 9aar bdIt frsubis
Geinen erIten SobH erlpor;
Der 1T mittsn iebt i'm Rriegs =
Bang duf Qufriat Iaafdt TIT DIR.
@irb ibr gObn erbaIten blsibsn
Dbsr adblt bic lebte S9ld6t
Sbn idon nit 81 ibreR Opfern,
Warb gum Stripped er seulu9t2
Scenes 8ruutpaar snsumi6lunsen,
3ut nu4ber fi6 germ gstrennt;
Wenn fe fi9 bsgegnsn Iolten -
aetner tpobI ben anbsrn tennt.
9Drt bic bpIben Mdb6enfnofpen
StcfleR cine Gruee lets:
Sage an, lper 1T bic SdOnIte
9isr in nIerm Rrdna4entreis2@
a4 bic Grdge mar pobI pi9tig
9O9 Dor Siransig Sdbrsn nnr;
6eute merit bon elmer &nofpe
Riemuub an eu9 cine Spur.
Cine aonfirmanbin ftebt ba,
Dos @ebstbud in Der 9dnb;
SD bins fslbIt unb bIide frnItbaft
Sn ber 3utunft 1tdrdenIunb.
Rebsn mir Ftebt meme GdneFer,
eng an mid btrnnssi9misst;
Sonns, life mir ben 5iiSeI
9runtes fs bssrnben lieOt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

boSn dngetun, tiiftiee brduhbdrc Mens
ihtH aus ben ainberH gu MAIDEN. bic Ia
folhen tleuben MobnuHgeH srob perbtH.
Wis MtnIdsn iiberbaupt In ioIftn RGus
men ppbnen - ober rielmebE boufsn -
fDnnsn. If Elm srobes RGtleL. Ilon iast
sipnr: Der MenfA eeipDbnt id an ales.
pa ftumpft isbes Gsinssfiibl ub. Bel 5ebu
Hnb 5~polfidbrigtn Sungen, ipenn fe Burs
IGen I'm alter bon 5ipanJig bic fiinfunbs
5ipnn5is Subren binter sinem 5erbrodsRen
GenIter, init elmer balben alien &iIhbede
ais 8orbdHg. beoba9ten, pis ie am bells
iihttn Rdtmittng an finem ipodeliesH
9if9 aorten fpieIen. 9dbei idmstiern
bic robeH MsnI9en tbre Sriimpfe oIf bic
Sif9plotte, bnB bns 3erbredlide R0bel
fot Suinmmenfdllt, itoben Gliide aus,
iiber bic bic Suneens brauben, bic ners
gierig bus Spiel berfplgen, fa gegeniettie
anftoben unb bic BIii9e p~isberbolen, 70
buB fe fe aud Hift psrgtItH unb Fe BEL
nd4Iter @elegenbeit anbringsn tonnen.
Die a~drtenfpieler, pfsife. Cigarette pbsr
3igarren i'm Munbpintel, beobd4ten fih
aesenIsitig erimmig unb ruftu ii9 uIerlsi
9aimpfncmeH 81.
@uf ben GtnTen beFsIben Saiies fbt
cine ~peiBbnnrige Alte, bic ii6 nur miibs
lam erbebtu fam, tells bonn aitObol Hnb
tells bonn Utter fhfDuh, bumpelt is iiber
bic Strdbe, Elm fpebres 8ilb bes Soms
msrs. Sn Der 6oustiir, bur9 pelhe bic
alte sbsn s~iHtritt, Itsbt en- StdIiener NIT
srobsn, rObsn 9eIi9tsSiigen. gIs bic 5rdu
an inn poribsrfam, murmelte er stlpas
IN ben ftruppisen fdparSsu Bart unb CAB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

Nus BEN 9Orfs, bas psnigs Rilometsr
bintsr ben borberiten beutIhen Steluns
ggn IN ientm fran56ffhen 8spartemsut
lag, fdli9 felt bnIb stpsi Modsn i'm err
fen Ddmmer cine 5arte, blufTe iunge
Grdu, einen G1ugIing i'm arm. 6ie
j6Eih Dor, Iotpeit Is ibr ssIune; Der
hcrbtrfts Sdibsngraben f6isH ibr 3isl.
Sic tehrte ert Mn, tDenn fs btmsrlt
nnb a~nstbaIisn ipurbe unb in mars
fisnbem obtr brobenbem Zone ben gsfsbl
erbielt. Oft hOrte ie bic aussln pieifen
unb bic @eIdiibs br0bnen uRb inb aud
Graudi.n fauieu uno ferner ober ndber
irtptsren. Nber bsFen adtste Ie nismals.
@ieaeidt glaubts tie fih banl BEN Rinbs
esfsit, bisleidt mar lie ii9 Der gefabren
niht beipubt. pislltiat aud - unb bus
pur bic anlidt 70 muHdes SOlbaten, Der
ibr en~tgegengetrtten mar inb is our Inns
iebr g%e3fpungsn bate, nieIsidt aud
mar lie irr obsr I6pahfnnig.
Nm BEN geritaHbs Der jungen 8du.rin
gu sfpeiFtln, mar ipnbI aud bersdtigt. Gin
MenTd NIT geraben Sinnen fonnte bod
unmOglih nit folder Sartnddigtsit Gag
fir Gag Itin asbn aufs Spiel isbtn, md
ipenigsr absr bds feines fIeinsn ainbes.
ale gutmitigsn @arnuugen, ale 9ros
9ungsn fru9ttten nidts; beuts btriagt.
tauhte Ie morgen tptebsr duf unb bers
fudte bon neuem ibr Slid @ergeblid
fragile Der unb iensr re in ibrsr Mutters
iprdds mad ihrer ablidt. nod ibrem
3id. Git idipitg, 70 oft fe f9 entbedt
unb eepadt Idh, unb febrte itunm i'm.
Dem 2tutnuut bon 9erbof bdtten idon
spei Mdnn ieines 3u9es an stpei ptribies
benen abtnbea bic iunge 5rdu Oorges
fibrt, bamit er is befrdge. a6er aud
Jpn. bsripsigsrts ie ieoe antfuOrt uub
iunb BLOB nit fdeuem, tpirrem QdheIn
Dor inn. 0a belt aud sr fs Smrt fir
ftipadfnnis. 9o9 er srtunbigte Ti1
banH mad ibr In ibrem 9eimotgborfe.
lisb bort pubte niemunb bon ntr Gt6s
ruuJ hires Settles. BUR baB lie bel unb
bitttrli9 psins. neil i6r tunqer Gate,
BEN le Dor MonatsFrif Elm atub esboren
bate, felt arisesbsginn bon ibr g%strtnHt
mar, MIR bds ipnBten uLle. Rad
benz DsrbIeib hires M0nnes forEhte Der
Sffi3isr gar nift; bsnn er fannie ia I'm
porous bic Qnttuort. BORT i'm FraHSoIs
f6tn 6ssre bisntt tr iebenfoIs. gieaeibt
lag er tpsIlid ober 0itli1 BON bier In
siHem feinblihtn S9HbengrpbsR, ptels
Itiat fosur bort borne, grab fsinem 6eis
matort gegeniiber, bon benz i'm nnr bic
ordne, nnerfdltterIide Mnutr Der beuis
fttn GolOaten trsnnte. llnb Elm tiefes
QitIsib fir bus iunse meib pudts IGN.
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Bti otn 5tjtlkinotrm
ofs 6lh&s.


Sen aIItiu mdtl ni6t afidIid! Dal
Dabr. Qbsr @slO bsriddfft 70 monA,
W~nnsbmIi9ieit. bic man obne bieIss nutr
lpenbige isbel suibebren mub, ipsnn man
q niht bat. BON lisberflub ioa bier
ncn gar nift tinmdI bic Reos itin =
lnr bonn unbsbingt R~otpenoigtn. LIMB
ons feblt mebr ala elmer JomiIIe In Der
sEobsa Dubious tirOpols.
no pief ei6t 1T. ba III aud bisl
@Hattsn. 90 bitle rsi9e qeute es in gep
Vort aud sibt - Qrnt Iinb In sridrets
Isnbtr Wense btrtrttsn. manetI an @eIb
umo g%r5iebuHg iddfien 3uItdnbs, bic sts
tootju U9enidsn unpirois finO. =
Bsnu man bura bic Gtrdbsn Der ans
isren Ofieits panbert, bietet Iid sinsm
'~bOrt Elm f9mubigtr, bdblibsr anbIid
nod benz onpsrtn. Die ianile Cons
insrndhmittngs > Qtmoipb6re ldbi oIles
noa i9mierissr uub ilsbi9er eri6simn,
ais Is I4on III.
SisIs WietsidIsrutn, bic Biz nntsr bds
Ddh. po1gsFtppit iinb bon S~itlt0pfiaen
Uomilifn alsr Notionen, MAIDEN nit
iArta idmmsrIideu Geben bon @or6insn
Dor ben msiIteHs lOderisen Sheibsn sinsn
trbatmungsuiirDigm eiuorud. - Die
stltrneR 9allons uHo .6ireeIcapss" iiHb
mi! bidsn Rot lbcr5ogsn. ga bdumeln
IN maIeriihem Durheinonber MGIhe,
be ais @ruHOfdrbe Gran onsenommtn
bat, dIte Stepposden, an beuen bic GAPS
pen nur 10 Asruntsrbdnssn, cine m6nnsrs
hoie uHb bantbsn Elm uRbefinierbdrts
eipds, bus ~itbtnials einmal cine 2iIas
pesI Rommo0enbtde mar.
sd fubr NIT Der 1o9bobn bur9 bitle
9tgenb uHb battle MuBe. bic Sduier ME
DanbtlbiIber an mir boriiber5isben Sa
laHtn. auf eiutm bitIer tlsiuen eiIern.n
8oItons lag duf tinigsn 2umptn Elm
idlafsubss 8abp. Gs idlug nit BEN
9dnben um Iia, nm ben JliesnI9parm
~obSuipshr,n. Gin ~unIoubsrer, guttiesr
ouno fianb nebsn BEN ainoe unb Idnups
ptrtt an qbfuG bsrum, bas auf gdpitr in
elmer Ode bes Balloons lag. Damn itgte
bns Tier ftd Htbsn bds Bdbb uno ltdte
btfen Gsit9t.
Wis 70 sttpns muir m0gIiA in, fam
man toum bsgreiFsn. unb nod biel iptHis
GER iuunbsrt ts sinsm, ipsnu BEL Ipldsn
erObortissn IuRitGren 3uItduben cine
epihemie INNER mebr lin Ii6 euiFt.
Ginise 6duItr meter ltbnte elm alter
Wuun in s;n,m JsuItsr bes ObtrTten
Gtodipertes, fp.nH man ben ~ttdpperigsn
adbmen nit bruurtm papier dls S9eis
BEN iberbuupt ,5sniier~ nennen fam.
Der alte rau6ts cine turSe qfeiFt uub
srg0bte iid an hsm bunten Billie, bds btr
Gtrabsnmartt i'm Bot. 8ubti 400 Ct
trdftig an bsr gieife uHb bsnubts gdnS
unseuisrt in ~grmangsIung zines Gpuds
naples - bus StrabenpfIoiter.
SD psrlisb bic So6bobn baIo unb mana
bsrte btnfeIbeu Bss gu CUB 5uriid. an
ben 6aumiieintu batttn ii6 Griinirams
hdnblsr nisbsrgsIaFeu unb tsifenbe 5rausn
ihaAsrtsn UNI bic @stte nit ben mtbr
cbsr minbtr srobsn, grimmis dusisbsnbsn
9dnblerH, idmubiee ainber bintsr fd
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Ii4e 2ebrIines INIT ben nadnnIi9en Qebr.
linseH SuIammen stiud 600 trbdIten bad
M~tittageieB nnentgeltli@ psrahreidt. Me,
ben ben btsberiesn Hesigen tperben b;sTen
fernsr fir b~eiDnDersn GIsiB tp6dentIia,
eeiitunsssuIagsn gefpdbrt. MiiFen lie mil
4rbeitsH, fir bic fonIt aitprblobn ausees
lcbt 1T, betruut tDerbsu, erhaIten ie I'D
aGlfts ess normuIsH atIorbiussg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
GeibIide 2ebrlinse lit Der Glettrp.
teHnit.

Die beutI1en GiemenssG 6udr tpsrfe
buben duf erunb BON bersits friiber i'm
Rleinbnuipsrt oufsenommenen @erfuhen,
bic CUTE grfolse srtudrten IieBen, tpeibfihe
2sbrlinet sur @usbilbuns rs Re6anifsr
un6 Heterogeneous sueeIafen. S6mts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
DAILY EAsT OREGO PEDTON oREGON WEnNEsnAY MAY "a 1a1s

freedom and that in this re-
spect that nation is far behind
England. On this assumption
I it would be natural to suppose
that such a thing as freedom
of the press does not exist in
the Fatherland.
Now here is a surprise for
you upon this very line:
MaXimilian Harden. the
foremost editor of Germany,
writes-and prints in his pa
per-of President Wilson:
What is certain is that he is a
man of high moral and high
intellectual rank, man of
whom, if he belonged to US,
we might be proud. He de
mands nothing more or less
than that we return in our ma
val practices to procedure
strictly conforming to dictates
Of humanity and international
law"
This German editor in his
German paper is doing nothing
more nor less than upholding
the American side of the sub
marine controversy. Over
here we naturally think this
side is right and therefore that
Harden is right.
But that is not the. point.
The interesting fact is that an
editor in war imperiled Ger
many is allowed to express his
own views. 1t is evident that
lpon some points at least Ger
nan autocracy is not what it is
to be and the facts
ire complimentary to Ger
many.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

on SALE IN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotei News stand, Portland,
OrugA
B0vman News Co. Portland. Oregon.
ON FILE AT
Chloago Bureau. a0g security Building
Washington, b g. Bureau sol, -Four
tsenth Street a. ".
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
SENATOR LODGES VIEWS

| q ENATOR LODGE who
81 was elected as an un,
pledged d e lie G ate-at-
large from Massachusetts, to
the republican national con-
vention believes that Roosevelt
will be the nominee. He says
the Hughes strength will be at
its maximum on the second
ballot and that thereafter, if
not named on the second bal
lot, his strength will decline
and the colonel's support will
grow.
AS the Massachusetts, sena-
tor has been on intimate terms
with Roosevelt for many years
his statement may be said to
represent the Roosevelt view.
Offsetting that opinion is the
very pronounced belief on the
part of certain big leaders that
Roosevelt cannot win the nomi-
nation.
The situation indicates a
close fight and the convention
may produce a prolonged con-
test such as ensued at the Bal
timore convention four years
ago. If such a fight occurs the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Compound for my restoration to health. 1"
Mrs. BERT GARvEY, 20 Hacker ST.,
Worcester, Mass.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong,
Write to the Lydia f. Pinkham
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for
advice-it will be confidential.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

outcome may be something
wholly unforeseen at this time.
INSURANCE FOR PEACE
= IFFORD PINCHOT, noted
} conservationist and a

Nx - OAhA AANOAAN lOICN
VI conservationist and :
very clear headed Am.
erican citizen despite those
who wish to belittle him, re.
turned recently from Europe
and is a firm believer in pre-
paredness as insurance for
peace.
. The East Oregonian has re-
ceived from Mr.. Pinchot a
statement of his views on the
subject. The following extract
seems well worthy of publica-
ton:
/ "You and | are protected by
our laws because behind the
law there is force. Internati-
onal law has no force behind
it. Some day, we hope and
intend, it will be made unsafe
to break the law of Nations.
AS yet, however, each Nation
must still go unprotected or
protect itself. Until the Ma
tions unite together to enforce
international law, our best
hope for peace lies in making
it dangerous for any Nation to
attack us.
"You and l belong to a great
peace-lOving people. We hate
war and desire peace. We
seek with eagerness for any
means that will hasten the
coming of permanent peace.
We are ready to do everything
that is just and honorable to
secure it. Doubtless we join
with every lover of peace in
looking forward to the day
when reason and understand
ing will settle or prevent dis
putes among the Nations. But
the road to peace does not lie
through flabby weakness, as
the history of China proves,
but through self-respecting
strength. That is why l be-
lieve in National defence. The
mere desire for peace, and the
best intentions on our part, |
can not always secure peace.
Among nations, as among men,
It often takes but one to make
a quarrel.
'Last year | was in Belgium.
What | saw there | shall never
'orget. No sacrifice can be
90 great to prevent our peo-
Die or any part Of them from
being ruled by foreign bayO-
lets. Talk is always cheap,
)ut never cheaper than when
t sets guesses and wishes
against the tremendous facts
# the world war.
Guessing and wishing are
10 defense. Guessing and
can not even keep the
,eace between our citizens.
The force behind the law does
hat. How then can we trust
hem to keep the peace be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Dan P Smythe has returned from
a brief visit in Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
The JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
Words of Encouragement to
Childless Women.

Motherhood is woman natural desti-
ny, but many women are denied the
happiness Of children simply because of
some durable arrangement.
Among the many triumphs of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
its marvellous power to overcome such
arrangements, as evidenced by the fol-
lowing letter.
Worcester, Mass. -" | suffered from
female ills, and was advised to have an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

THE HOME TOWN.

. Some folks leave home for
money
. And some leave home for
fame,
. Some seek skies always sunny,
. And some depart in shame.
. I care not what the reason
. Men travel east or west.
. or what the month or season,
= The home town is the best.
= The home town is the glad
town.
. Where something real abides,
= 'Tis not the money-mad town
. That an its spirits hides,
= Though strangers scoff and
. flout II
= And even jeer its name,
. II has a charm about 1t
= No other town can claim.
. The home town skies seem I
= hluer
. Than skies that stretch away.
. The home town friends seem
. truer
= And kinder through the day.
. And whether glum or CHEEKY,
. Light heatrted OF depressed,
. or struggle-flt or weary,
. like the home town best.
> Let him who will go wander
To distant towns to live,
, or some things ! am fonder :
, Than all they have TO give.
, The gold Of distant places :
, Could not repay me quite Z
For those familiar faces
, That keep the home town Z
B bright.
Edgar +. Guest in Detroit Z
Free Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Mrs. Laura B. Nash Of Pendleton.
is house guest with Mr.. and Mrs.
F, S, Ivanhoe. incidentally she today
attended the Neighborhood club
breakfast, she being a past president
Of that institution-La Grande OBJ
server.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

oper tion, but a
friend who had
takenLydia E. Pink
h a m 8 Vegetable
Compound and who
has six children, told
me to try it. 1t has
helped me so much
that | am now well
and have a baby boy
who is the picture
of h e alth, and l
thank theVepetahla
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

LONDON, May Writing from
the Boy Scout Association, Lieut..
Gen. Sir Robert Baden Powell, found
er Of the Boy Scout movement denies
rumors in circulation in the United
states that he Is prisoner in the
Tower Of London and had been shot
as Spy.
y regret that the report that I am
EoJournlng In the Tower Of London
on the charge of Espionage cannot
be correct" he wrote, "as was taken
out and shot over month ago-ac-
cording to a Chicago newspaper.
am not clear which country was
spying for but at the moment am
fairly busy on work for Great Brit
ain"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
GERMAN FREEDOM OF THE
PRESS

NJ HERE is an opinion cur
VI rent in this country that
Germany is under des-
potic government; that the in
dividual has little range of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
tween the Nations? / am for
preparedness because | be-
lleve it offers the best chance
to escape war. 1t is cheap in
surance at the price"
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Observation-Disclosures

The Junior Prom, TO be given by
the high school class of 1917, will
draw forth many people this evening
to the Eagle-W Woodman hall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

The advent Of new card club into
the social life of the city was made
last evening when Mr.. and Mrs. James
Johns, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. E. B
Aldrich entertained about dozen
young couples at the Johns home on
South Garden street Auction bridge
was played during the early part of
the evening, honors being won by
Mrs. Edmund Mabie and Lyman G
Rice. Refreshments were served at
late hour, the hostesses being as
sisted by Mrs. James Alger Fee and
Misses Sophia Bowler and Alice But
Ter.
The club which has not yet been
definitely christened, will not meet
again until the fall season opens 1t
is planned to meet fortnightly and to
close the year with a dancing party
for the high score winners. The
members Of the club are Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle r. Chess.
man, Mr.. and Mrs James Alger Fee.
MIR. and Mrs. A c. Hampton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Hurst, Mr. and Mrs.
James Johns, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam f Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmuna
Mabie, Mr. and Mrs Lyman G.. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal NJ. Sawtelle, Mr..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Grant Marquis of The Dalles. for.
merly a druggist at Adams, is visit.
ing in the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

and Mrs. Osmer f. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Thompson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

G. +. Stanfield of Echo was up
from the west end of the county yes
terday.