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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Inter Der iibrisen geute befinben iid
aud 300 Giienbabnpassorls NIT
Wtunition.
Weiiere atnsriffs Der Rumdnen al>
IeHtbaIben prompt abgepielsn.
8uiareit tpurbs bon beiti9en 5llss
germ erfoIsreib nit gombsn
belegt.
8ebsuisnbsn G9aben ridtd 0iterrei'
difAe GlOtilIe I'M 5afn DON
Gorabia on.

N9erltn, 1. Sitobr Dia aOnbon
Dis 3abl bsr GefdngeneH, bic in Dc.
G4ldnt Bel SernanHitabt in Sis'
benbiirgen Don ben Deutiden semadi
purbsn, als bic erfts rumdniihe 4rs
NEE sei6Iagen unb aussinaHbsrsss
iprenst purbe, beIduft fia iOpeit auI
iiber 5000 Wann. sernsr tpurbe slne
rieiise geute an GeifiiBm. MunitioH
uno alIerbanb ariessmaterial se'
madt. Weitere 9lusrifie Der Rumds
nsn iinb absepieien iporben. Ser
amtli9e @eridt iiber bic aampfe in
Sisbsnbdirsen lautet ipie fOlst:
An Der Sftliden aampffrDnt fpur'
ben qlnsriffe Der Rumdnsn i'm Raros
abal abseipieIen. SIM Goergenp 3hal
selans es unferer gorbut gum 1kil
bic ansriffs bss Geinbss gu permeis
ben. Die bon ben Deutiden IN ben
admpfen fiioli9 DON 9ennoorf ses
madte 9eute TT I'M ddt 0ef9iiBe
bermebri lporben. Norbpeitli1 bon
syosaras bat Der Jsino feline 2ln,
sriffe eins.itslIt.
alIs Grgebnib Der S9ladt bsi 5ers
mannitabt tparen Biz seiiern iiber
5000 Gefansent unb 13 Geidiise sirs
ssbradt fporbsn. Cine 2uftI6iffballe,
3lpei Giugseuge, 3sbn aoiomotiSsn.
300 giiMbabntpasscns nit Muni'
iion, iixr 200 Munitionspagen. iib.r
200 bslabene 9dgagepageH, 20
zrdnsportfubriperte unb Elm SoIpis
tul5us purben sIei9faIIs erbeuict.
Meiterss srbeutetss arisssmaterial
iuirb mad uHb na4 aus ben Walbuu-
gen einssbradt. Der Rotbentburnls
a,ab IN NIT ben 5riimmsrn DON
0ubrnsrten anssfiiIt, bic burd unI.r
gtidiibfsusr s.ririimmeri ipurbm
Siibli9 Dom paB fpurben iiar,e
runGniidt alnsriife, bic sesen 81.
G1ben ipeiilia bon gaineni serihtet
ipareu. absspisien. Sm aftessssr
gtbirse madts Der Jetnb ipsiili4 bonn
GtrslI 6strisp 1baI sinsn SsrssSlis
den slnsriff.
Cine Sfitrreidii9 unsarii6e Dcs
nan Glotii[ls er5ipans ii& bic Gir'
fubrt in ben 9afen bon eorabia, Ssrs
ifSrte nsun S6iffs unb srbsutete lie.
Zen gum stsil bslabens Sdiffe.
Hutartft III pon unisrsn Gliessrn
nit iidtIib gutsm Grfclse NIT gous
zen bslsgt fporbsn.
syiem /. Cftpbsr. Der Siee, Der
DC s(ssuec oes General1 ssa GaItns,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
MbsetpieieH
Wurben ptOmpt erHeuts
ansriffspstfaAe Der
GHslduher aub Sran-
sofeH an ber Som.
me Sampffront.

Berlin, L Sttober, Did 2onouH.
Die GngIdnbsr uHO JrcnaOien bdbea
ibre 4nsrtffe an Der Sommesaampfs
front ipieber srneuert, dner ale gln.
eriffe tpltrben, tpie bic oberite Seeress
leituns melbet, abseIDieisa. Der umta
li9e geritt lautst pie folst:
y9ssen bic Sampfironi beg Ser5pgs
qfbredt Dom GiirttsH6erg uuo gesea
Die &ffroHt bes glrtr5en RIppre4t
IN Glanbsrn uno bei artois enttpidelu
bic gnsldnber cine auberorOsnfIitc
Seftistsi.. Sn Der RAPE unb 0itIil5
BON SbieppaI Tam e5 ipisber Su befti.
gen ansriffen isitens Der gnsIdHber.
Wie on ben poraufJsSanesnen Sageil
ipurben aud i.st bisie ansrtffe ME
Der Don ben 3rupp:H unter osm Be-
febl Der Gensrils Sun Siein unb Sirt
bon Grnim a6gepisisH, na@bem ea gu
berapsifeIten 9aHossmensen seiom'
men mar.
Bon Raneourt aus inb tpeitli6
bapon ma9tsn frar5Oiiihe Resimentst
psrsebli6e ansriffe auf uniere StsI'
Iunsen. SertIias Qrgrtffe DOH guur>
eclsite unb bon Morual 6us ictDi.
norSrpsifii9 non Sals (anbsrtbat6
Weil.n norbreitIia brr psrouns)
bra9sn unter unisrem Geuer suiams
men.
aln Der aunpffrpHt tes beutfdea
aronprilrssn .nm ss pG6renb eines
3eitipeilisen le5baftsu Qrtilerisfeuers
an re6ten uftr Der mldas (9erbur
aampffrunD ,u h.inen unD uubebsu'
tenben ansriff,n NIT SaHbsrandtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
4efapert
Saben bsutfae arisgsfdiffe norspesi
ihsu Ddupfer nit GoHtrebnroe.
Spipie drBeroem S6lepper lrnb Cid
teri@tffe, oie Gn9Ians fir utilis
tGrtias 3ipste perpeHoete.

gerIin, /. Sttober. auf traGI'
IpTem Dese na9 sappiae. Die Iis
miraIitdt srIieB am Spa:Htag bic fol
geubs 9etanntmatuns:
rDeutiae artessi4iffe bradtsn in
Der gtu9t bonn q. gum %. Septenlz
Der aus benz iiibIi-en s1etl Der
Rprbfse ben rpripegiidtn Oanrpfsr
rpprt 2ea- nit RrisgstpRtrel>dnbs IN
9orb, fotpie aud snet boGdnbiifs
S9Isppbampf.- n3utbsy 3e4 uni
r9outp See Elm, bic rrn ie stpei
aagsni6eiHIid gu miIitdriits,t 3pe.
den bienenbsu 2ithtsrItiffen bsgIeit.t
waren. Ollie Steie 6abraeuse pdreu
na6 Gnslanb atterpess."
Die ensiif6sn 9 oSibr'd'u .
Der.
8erIin, /. Ottober Qllrf rrni1tlos
lem Wege na9 Sappiqe. Nie biz
lleheriee gtadridten Igent.rr ilels
bet, baben bic engIiIden 8eborbsn Si:
seIammte nab Reip grrf beItimmtt
poi, bic iid an gptb bes paiTagter.
bampferS rSeQig SIao" Der Stdnbis
Hapiih 4me-itaniI4en 2inie befanb,
beI9lusnabmt. 0esgIei6en befdIags
rdbnts tie and bic 8pft an 8prb bes
bdntidenDompfsrs .mores1, Der sips.
i4en Eupenbassn naa sSslaaa Dss-
,s1rt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Sic ltnabbdngigen
@iI Ipoororu @iIior am Santita1
NIT elmer 9ieae su f6oern
neriuden.

q em gorf, 1. Oftober. &raft.
bent @iIior bat, mic ON Sountag
BON 0etrofratilchen RattonoItonnlit'
zee angetiinSigt nuroe, hlr foHnen-
6eu Sqn1Itag itt,, ,SbdOoip2opn" eirtcH
Eng fitr bic unGbh6ngiger Stimirr
gcter oitbermtnt. Die 8eridmmlung
SEE ,,lInabbin1tgerr- finoet inter ocH
Sluipi5Sen Der @oo0ru>p @ilion sSrt.
DEPENDENT 2eogue 'tatt, an oereH
-spise ser 9ongrcbaboeoronete @.
2. sfent tscn Galifor,Hen Iteht. Gts
Gdeaatiprpn cIs Retp Dorf lrth gesp
Seriep peroen hse Gabrt tn SpnSsr.
isiiQsu Saa9erl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02

nGn pielsn Stelfen sfpiI6en BEN
presba See unb bem @arbar Stub
fam ss 5u lebbnften 4rt.9erietGmpfen.
Sin Derein5elter 9lnorrff, ben Der
Jeino unternabm, tpuros prompt gum
StilItanb se5ra9t.
Sur9 einen fefti9en Ingriff aefang
es bem 5sntb, ii9 Der spiBs bes Sars
matolalan Al bernGdtigen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
SnbeI
5errf9t In Der beutf den
preffe iiber ben Sieg
BET 5ermann itabt.

bet per TT q II Il dot.
amfterbum, L Sttober bia
aonbon. Die beutf9e preFs iubelt
iiber ben Sieg bes @enerals Don Jals
tenbapn iiber bic Rumduen Bel Ser,
mannitabt. Die .&0lnii6e 3eituns"
be5eidnst ben Sies als cine Waffen'
that eriten Ranses. Die 3eitung
Idreibt, bdb General ardfit BON
9elemnfinsen. Der ben ROtbsntburm.
Bag binter ben Runrdnen beiests, ben
linisn 5liiseI bes iyeiTtbes NIT feiner
aolonne in ipsiteH gosen umsing.
Seine 5ruppen iiberpanbsn gang se'
ipaltise S9lpierigtsiten, lie ertlom<
men pfabloie 9srse unb battn ben
pab bereits bsiest als Der glnsrtff in
Der Rabe 1on Sermannitabt srfols.e.
syyN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02

iiicrllIlta0t errlineelL iuar Elm poll
itdnciaer uno bic rilntdniide arHee
lpur5e, nie oas ariegsmiiriiteriinn
am Son1tag mrtlid) befamt CAB,
ooaig 5eriprengt. SSn Der 5osaras
@egelio madyten Damn riniGrilde
Srlippen, ium oieie giieberlage ipieOer
nett gu n'aten, eiuen angriff, iparer
ienob nift iebr erfoIgreib. obidon es
linen gelaitg bic Seiterreider an Ell
nee Sieae Der 6ront 5iiriid5ubrdiI.
gen. Ter amtIife 9eridt oes ariegs.
ntiniltsriluns Iailtet ipie foIgt:
ugln Der rniIrduiiten aanlpffrcrtt.
neitIi1 bon Yetroieun, irlIr6en Ir.
griife Der Hlinidnen abgetpieien.
Sn Der yedbe DON Sermairltabt
5aben oelitihe iinb olterreid,iibamga.
ride Sriippcn, unter Der Giibruna
oes 8eneralS bon GaIfe,tbapn, einen
bouitdnoigeu Sies erri,ngeir. S,l
bier 3ager netle1e cine auIoHni
baperiife Grlippeu -h,irb .eine IHt
geEungSbeipegltng I'M. gtiiden Osa
6einces ben gSeg 6irdJ ben gtotbai.
itn.rm 9aB. glae 9eriudc oes Sem.
Ses, BORT ben 9lrrb5itg 5u er5Dtngeu.
Taren pereeblidL
3u gIeifer 3eit riifien Sitcrrei.
hiid,.ungariide ,utb oeirtide Eriippen
bonn Weiten, 0oroen nno Sii6en &c.
gen bic riintaniifen Gipiiionen Dor,
Sic iif iiioli9 Don Serulaunitabt be.
ionoen. Der Geiitb fdulpfte per5nai.
felt iin6 bic Sblatt pm cine auber.
oreertlid) blutige. "a ibnen ale pai.
iirbaren Siraben abgeif,nitten pareii,
fliihleten iidJ bic lleberreiie Der I'll.
nldniiten 5rnppen in Die ssogaras
@crse. Die 3abl Der @efansenen
nimmt itiinolid 81, unb bie geiite il:
cine gang iutgebelire, ba Der Seinb
sc5trunsen mar, einen @agerparf i'm
Stih sl Iafien itrio feline Seit ;it SeI.
fer 2eritDr,ng baite.
Cine Sffe,tiipe, oie am %. gep.
tcrlber bon ben ghludnen gesen Die
:5itIife Sront in Siebenbiirgen ME.
Der besomen ipiirSe, bat eas grgeb.
nib Der Sd,lad)t in feiner saciie ge-
anoert, o6ffon nor5li6 Don 5ogaras
unb in Der Rabe BON s5efcln llboar.
bc!p iinfere norgeffpbenen 1ruppen
ac5lplmger ipGreiL Der lleberratt
Ses Scinoes 81 peihen. slroerer'eitsI
uabmen BEL einan @egenargriff iiio.
lid pon Senroori Die geiitffen elf
r,mldniide Sffisiere imo 591 Wcrln.
'haiten sefangen ,n1o erbeilteten orei
WoidIiilenge,pebre.
Sim 80. September griif Elm e..
judgement 0itcrreidiid i,ugariifG
Motorboote. beritdrft Sairf ciiien be.
itiidtsn Ianpfer uno Sas bclltifs
Motorboot y@eifieI4 ben rimian;-
idca Safsn Gorabia Can Der 9cnall
nr, aadoenl bic Derthcibigitnssiperfe
Ses 6einocs sum Shipeigen se6rafjt
iporoen fuaren. llnieren Sdifien Js.
lang es IN ben Snfen eiir5uoringen
unS lie 5eritorten ben galrtbof @Ili.
idranIascn bic SafenailIaOen, elmer
ritiIiif,en beititdten Tanier. Der in
rcn Safen i'm 6riibiabr Sdrib ue.
iudt bate, iospie cinige Wsincnlestr
iu,o S9Ieppbaupfer, ipibreiio oiier..
ELECTROMAGNETIC Sdleppbampier,
Die bort 5i,rildgebaIten iporben iparc,i.
beireit apltroei,. Wir erIittsn teiiisrlei
gsrluite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
i / E fi9
q J(t ole Beute, Ole Oon Oen Oer6dnOcten in Oct
Sd(adt uon 9ermannlaOt gema6t murOc.
SOVIET t 6 die Zab der ein9sbra0ten 6eangsnen auf lber
5000 mann.

amG Del asbh htm Fd
uHHnSDasn 0W beaoe
onPrt Worf ansHff
Sduom 5furAde
Der 9abof unb 6knantm
nt = g0r nbat piDn gmmsabe nit FahAm eio ag
/ in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Gintinnat. geonas q etober 1916 Yreis Sent
Q0etterberi1t.

Obio: S9Dnss, tpdrmerss Dettsr
am Montas; am Dienitag ipabri4eine
li4 Regen ipdbrenb Der Ra9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
$bu,, tuiroer
Grbalt 2onoon TT ber 9fadt bOnl Sonntag 3anl
Monta9 Selu0 pon 3eppelilten.
Sm Der Stternadtsitnbe mar, amt amtltd)em Sertd)t
. Der 2lngriif nuet) tint Gauge.

n Der Stf pubn sbnfaus enige gomben agpon b 6uupt
au 2pnboH gerif = dit elmer Sffnfp o6er6ab
Ruien nieber einndl Sopeit BADEN ie jebo bid psnig
Weru6 bra4en 4ngfe norO Dflb 2em6erg 5ufammen.
ruif4en Seaunsen elm unb MAIDEN Gungene. - On Der CONNIE
Der unb n3oin agspein. pei engide unb Elm nOrpeg
Sampfe fallen ben Sau4boo ten gum Spr. 9ute ariegsid
5risstOutrebanbs Sep bic England fir milGIe 3n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02

ausenmerf 6atten bic 4ngreifer ieboh
unterbal6 2embergs Oeriu4eu es Die
Slid ge9p6t. - RAD iie6enmatigem
Siirtif4e Sruppen bringen biz in Die
Gront iperben 2lngrtffe Der Gn9ldHs
der S4ooner iopie Elm norpegiiGer
life tapern bdnif4en 9ampfer nit
ede Dertpenbete.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
From An Old Friend.

We take the follow Ing from letter
received 10y MS from III. l. Hart, nov
IN the bankirg business With lis son,
IA l.. Hart, IT,, " ST Joseph, but
NhofJrmerly resided IN Maitland, this
county, and Who has A. many friends
IN Holt county, ~ any man We know
Of;
Tie Madame and have just ~.
turned from q months stay al Ne"
Orleans and Galveston; enjoyed the
sunshine and from Via, they tell me
here missed quite "blilI,rd' 10y be'
Ing away, We visited Ethel, ouI
daughter, In Oklahoma, and found Il
new grand daughter down there tina,
We had never seen and are very proud
OF. as We should be
During the past year and half
have been In bad health but have
come back" and am here al my desk
every day and feeling line. II yot
come TO 81 Joseph this spring or sum
mer ! wish you would let me know
| want to take you over our Tine boule
wards and rock roads, as viii be glat
TO burn up some gasoline for youu
benefit at any time.
AS you will note from this letteI
head Ted and are now together II
business, having bought contrt o
this bank, Leaving the best Of th'
wine" to the last Of the feast viii sa.
that we cant keep house without I'm
SENTINEL and enclose you herewi'
check for renewal on subscripr ion."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Separator or Crock?

"The farmer who uses a cream
separator obtains as much milk from
four cows rs IL b,ained from live cows
where cream Is raised In a pan" says
& II. Eckies Of the Missouri College
OF Agriculture. The separator method
gets - per cent more cream from the
milk and this will pay for a separator
IN a year In dairy herd OF ten or more
COWS. As the cream II separated while
fresh and sweet, ripening can he con-
trolled and butter OF much better
grade can be secured than II the cream
Is raised by gravity. The USE OF q
separator lightens the work for the
housewife. The machine Is kept In a
small room adjoining the barn and
only the separator parts are brought
from the house, These instead OF
numerous pans and crooks are return
ed to the kitchen for washing after
the fresh skim milk has been fed 10
the calves and pigs.
A we'll made separator Will last Tor
years, In spite Of the fact that 1t Is
put into service twice a day. The
separator should run from four TO six
years without repairs, II reasonable
care Is used,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
An Early Settler.

Mrs. Lucy a. Petree and her sister
in.law, Mrs. Mollie Pe,ree, are thor
ouylly enjoying a visit together al
the home OF Frank Petree In Oregon
Mrs. Lucy a. retree probably came
TO Andrew county, the earliest OF any
one now livirg IN tie state. She was
born In Clay County In December,
1897. jonathan Earis, her father
came up TO Andrew county that win
ter win his older sons. They built
house for the family that winter, and
the mother with tie other Children,
including the baby, came up IN tie
earl, sptiig Of lSjs. she las twn
brothers sin liyirg. benjamin +, Of
salt Lake. rjah. and Weldon ; -
North Yakima. Washirp'Cr.
| Mrs. MUllir rettee l. also one OF 'hr
earl, settlers Of tie county. She Wa
born IN Tennessee IN January. lslI and
her father. James Haze, and lis fam
lily cametu Andrew county, Wien Size
was about seven months old Tt"
| l'N NfNNN'b "''i'' -
distance Of tie Earls homestead ana
the two girls grew ptCpeii.r. When
they reached yuurg wUmanhood, 'hrl
married brothers. Lucy Earls becamr
the wife Of benjamin Petree IN tie
l,ear lsGi, and Mol ie Hale married
his brother, BALLS petr,e In the yea
llsG2. Both reared large families ~
Andrew county, always living within
few miles Of each other. Ti.if
Husbands have both been dead To-
several years and the two have hat
tout few opportunities to see .ac.
o'her. Any one can Imagine 10"
Thorough, they are enjoying a viNi'
together.
Mrs Muii. retrce l. spending 'l'
winter with her oldest son, James "
petr.s, near l,uSendale, and Nj
Lucy rrtf.. with her oldest SIn
Frank petrcr, IN oregon. Both az
hale aud. strong for their aye anu a.
Thoroughly ENJOYING life.
. benjamin and liaiis Petree "ers I"
~ among the earl, settle oi Ahhi'
county Their father, Henry Pe't''
came to MiSSuiri from ludiana az
u settled with lis family near savanna
20 In the year lsll. lienIamin Pe'f'
=, was then seven Yeas old and i
- brother about six years younger.
benjamin pe,ree went TO CaiiforuI
1t In the year lsin with the first emigrt
IN ton, and remained there until -
" lie returned to Andrew county by va
u. Of the lsthmus Of Panama and resih,
OF In the county until his death In ls'
oi Bats retree lived IN Andrew count
un,il tie year isno, when he moyed
J" kirKsNille To educate his childrr
! he resided In kirksvile mil Il
~ death r.. leais ago
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Notice..

Beginning the first Of the year,
THE SENTINEL decided to charge a
nalf-rate to churches, schools, and all
societies, for all locals and notices
published, where there Is q money
confederation made by the churches,
schools, societies, etc. All OF the pa.
psrs In the county have always
charged for this class OF matter, and
IN Justice 10 ourselves and our con.
temporaries, and on account OF the
increased cost OF all things entering
into the production OF a newspaper,
we decided to adopt this course, and
Il Is stu In force.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Here From Forest City.

Last Sunday George Drake, OF Forest
City, visited his half brother, Prof,
Drake, who Is making his home al
the q. A. Shockley home. The pro-
fessor has been In unusually poor
health for some time now. II viii he
RENE mbered that he suffered a stroke
Of paralysis some years ago and after
time he could partially help himself
about the room, but recently lie has
been growing more helpless until nov
lie must he lifted about like babe. -
journal, Mound City, Mo-, Jan, -.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Notice of Election.

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be an annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Citizens bank OF Ore
gon, Mo-, onSaturday, February5, 1916,
at o o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF
electing five directors for ensuing year,
and transacting any and all business
that may come before said meeting,
BY Order Of,
DANIEL IACHMAN,
ia. KREEK President,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Injured While Coasting.

On Friday, Of last week, January %,
Master Ross Markt, aged about eight
years, son OF Mrs. Lottie Markt, while
coasting on the hill, near George
Murray's residence, with bunch OF
youngsters, was run into, and his back
was quite severely injured. We are
informed that he is now getting along
all right, and serious results are not
apprehended.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Osteopaths Meets.

A meeting Of Northwest Missouri
Osteopaths was held Tuesday, January
%, at the office Of DR.. 4, Paul, In
Tarkio, Mo. Tie main topic taken
up at this meeting was "Diagnosis A"
Other subjects Of interest to Osteo'
pathic physicians we're discussed by
all present. The next meeting will be
held at Maitland IN April with DR.,
Spsngler.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

George +. Hopper, James Blevins,
John, Jim and Oliver holland, Vince
Hopper, and several others whose
names we failed to get we're In Ore.
gon, Saturday last on business. George
Hopper would not tell us what bust.
ness they were here on, but we are
making . gusss that 1t was ditch
business.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

Simmons & Kee desire to inform
the public, that having purchased the
hack line, express, passenger and oil
business from N. +. Moore, they are
now ready to attend to oil business In
these lines, In addition to their freight
business, and you can get them by
calling the livery barn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

To Rent-l2O acres Of land seven
miles north east Of Oregon, fairly well
improved; cash rent. See
G. s. LuKENs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-27
AUTO DRIVER BADLY
INJURED WHEN CAR
SKIDS into A CURB
A. C. PICKINS, DEMONSTRATORS.
HAS COLLAR BONE BROKEN
IN 2 PLACES.

While driving into Pendleton or his
return from the ban game at Pilot
Rock yesterday afternoon, A. C. Pick
ins, demonstrator for the Jeffrey car.
was severely injured when his car
skidded into curb ar the west end
of Webb street, throwing him to the
pavement and breaking his collar bone
in two places.
The evening was rainy and on the
run home Pickins was making fast
time, according to others who were
on the road. When nearing the new
bridge on Webb street ne passed an.
other car and ran at rast speed onto
the paved street. The tires being
slippery caused the machine to skid
against the curb. Another man rid.
ing with Pickins was thrown out OF
the car but was not nurt. The car
was not damaged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-27
-Four Cities viii
be in League Here
According to Plan
PROPOSAL. is YET 10 BE AP.
PROVED by WESTON: FANS
MEET TONIGHT.

Subject to approval Of the Weston
fans at mass meeting this evening,
the Blue Mountain League was Sat
urday afternoon reorganized at a
meeting In this city with clubs in
Pendleton, Pilot Rock, Echo and Wes-
ton. Weston is being courted by two
leagues, the Blue Mountain and the
East End League when would have
teams In Athena, Helix, Adams and
Weston
The delegates TO the meeting Sat.
urday from Weston preferred to play
in the Blue Mountain put, before
committing their town definitely,
wished to call a mass meeting for this
evening and submit the matter to the
fans.
d. r. Wood Of Weston was elected
president of the league at the meeting
Saturday, Carl Gilbert OF Echo vice
president, j. N. Roger OF Pilot Rock
secretary and John Dickson OF Pen
dleton. treasurer.
It was agreed that the schedule
would call for twelve Sunday games
beginning April and ending June
25 The president ana secretary were
empowered TO draw up tentative
schedules at once ana submit them 10
the various clubs for approval.
The constitution and bylaws OF the
league Of last year was approved at
the meeting Among otner things the
by-laws cali for the posting OF for.
felt Of $50 by each club to insure the
season being finished
Already the players or the various
towns are beginning 20 prepare for
the season. Westons team has been
organized for some time under the
management Of Col. F. G. Lucas and
is ready TO play now. Pilot Rock,
too, has been warming up for som,
time Bert Shock will manage the
team this year. Echo's old stand-bys
have been tossing the horsehide
around for the past two weeks and
here in Pendleton RlH McGarrigle has
been working some OF the boys out
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-27

SAN DIEGO Cal, March az
There are no qualified military avia-
tors available here for duty with the
expeditionary forces in Mexico. ac-
cordlng to Captain S Arthur Cowan,
eommandant at the North Island
training Institution, commenting on
the request of Brigadied- General John
Pershing for eight more fliers.
We have not got them TO send"
said Captain Cowan. There are four
student aviators at North Island who
are ready to take their junior military
aviators' tests, but thus far none OF
them has had experience in cross
country flights"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-27
WITH BERLIN MAY BE SEVERED
Situation is Considered Grave as Result of the
Sussex Incident; President isAwaiting all the
Facts Before Taking Action; If Diplomatic
Relations are Severed, Kaiser May Declare
War on United States.

DOVER, March 27.-The sus-
sex was struck by an enemy tor
pedO.r a cOrOner's jury decided
after an inquest over the bodies
OF the victims brought hero.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--A sew
erance OF diplomatic relations with
Germany probably win result should
1t be found that German submarine
torpedoed the Sussex. The president
is awaiting the facts, the White
House stated. He conferred with
Lansing by telephone IT is believed
that if it Is established a submarine
was responsible there will be no need
to inquire its nationality. Neither
Turkish nor Austrian submarines oper-
ate in the channel, diplomats believe
The president has been informed that
If he sewers relations the kaiser might
declare war.
Requests for further information
have been forwarded TO all American
representatives. Drastic steps await
their replies All circles regard the
situation as most grave.
Senator Stone said: First reports
are always the worst. I am hoping
that the danger of break may clear
away"