davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

men 5ipei tii6ne 91ciu.Yorfer @6oto-
gropbeu, Sling ino 9lad, einen Slug
I'M 6eiicl6oQon iiber Bolton al ei.
uem iebr floren Gage in ciner Sobe
bon 500 N}etcr ituo no6nien Elm ga.
norama BON ser StaOt ouf. lin Oie-
ielbe 3eit bei6Gftigte ii1 Der Stale
ner 0fegretti auf Oas @ifrigIte nit
Geriuden Der @botograp6ie aus ser
Suft; es gelang ibm, alif 5oblreibcn
,Sliigen iiber 9on0on bon ser gon5cn
Stn0t imo allen @e6ieten Ger llmgc.
geno 9lufnabmeu aus ser @ogelper-
ipeftipe 81 MAIDEN uu0 oie Ge9nif
INNER me6r ous5ubiloen. 90 mar
man 0enn init sen GeriuGen bereits
10 peit gefommen OoB iie oild fiir
militdriicbe 3mede &ertuenoung fin-
Sen fonnten. @d6rcno oeS amerifa-
nii1cu giirgerfriegeS 6e0ienten iidj
oie Seere Der 9lor0itaoten Scr @6oto.
erap5ie bonn 9o1on aus 5lt 9liifId.
rlugs5meden in auBerorOeutli6 wirf-
iomer @eiie.
Sin Silfti6iffer, glomens 2owe,
ser iib aus Sieb9o6erei OieIenl Sport
geipiomet botte, itelte ieinen @aaon
unO ieine 0ienite Dem General DC
9eGon freitUiaig sur gerfiielmg. 9niS
elmer S06e bon 1000 SUB p6otogra.
p6irte er oic ieinoliden Stellungen
in i5rer ean5en 9fidtuug BON @lon.
DIETER I'M duBeriten @eiteu bis az
Sen Gbifa6oninD I'M GilBeriten Often.
9lls 0ie @latten eutiuidelt paren, ent.
biiQte iid Dor ben eritouuten uno err
frerten 9lilgen oes Generals sic
gan5e SteIlung Ser feinoliden &a-
Oollerie, Snfonterie ln0 9lrtillerie,
uno e6enio lieBeu iih Die Gro- uno
Shan5merfe erfennen. 2ope Bat in
ieiner militGriiden g9irtiamfeit ooS
Erin5ip OeS Gartenleiens erfunoen,
Ons bis 5um 1eutigen Gage bon alien
8eo6ohtern ongepenOet miro; CT
t6eilte ndmli6 Die G6erflGde ser
&orte in cine beitinnlte glh3abl bon
fIeineren 9idimen inOem in regeI-
lndBigeu glbItduoen ienfredte 2iniei
ge5ogen purOen Gie 9fGumc MUIR
oen Damn nunerirt 0urH 3o6leu,
mo 81 gleiHer 3eit puroen iie oitrd
Guerliuien. sic nit 9udIto6en 6c.
3eidnet moren, nod weiter 9et6eilt
Seine Nlelounaeu paren OoOurh
ie6r pereiufo6t. g(nitott ser Wlel-
Dung n6einolide i1mere 9lrtiueric
unmittelbar 6inter 0libmono~ 6ieB
es B. 81: n6einoIiGe glrtiaerieiteIlung
glSG67.@ Set oieien eriten @erirt.
den, bic photographic fiir itrategi-
ibe 3mede 5u Oerpert6en, iinO 0ie
W3etbooen ouBeroroentliH berboq.
fommuet poroeu. Simmer aber nod
iino CUTE 2idtoerbGltniiie unO flare
9Itnoipbdre Die pihiigite Gorausie-
bung fir Oieie gluindbmen; iie ipie-
len bier nod cine biel groBere 9loue
ais BEL Ser gep6bnlibeu @botogra-
p6ie. 9lls OaS 6Iug5eug erfunoeu
mar, meiute man 5uerit, es peroe
lnmo9Iid iein, peacn Ger Ourb bic
Dlaidine er5eIlgten Sdwinglngen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

0}c.Senrp Ctr, il.7l4 bei 1902.
Gbas. Seifert uno 5rau an @obt.
90. @ortiioe nno 5rau gSeitieite Der
9iobinion, nobe 2onbaro.Str. 1877
Bel 62.6.
9. ". Gromipea mo @atte an
D}aro W2epberger II. a., 9lorOoitieite
Der MDrale.glpe., nobe Dolpbin.Str,
1874 bel so.
@incent 8. golnliiono an @erol
@1armelitein ino Srou g9eitieite Der
9ouo., nabe @ougb.5tr.. 20 bel 90.
@rnit S. &orner mo 6rou OIL 60.
gar s. Sorner, 9loroieite Der 6eoc.
ral., nabe Yort.Str., Is bei rs.
@}arp 6. 8oa, @erm.. an sSiaoc
Sbopiro gorOieitc Der @lcSenr0.
Ctr. nobc 8mton.glpe., 1876 bel 81.
Steuben q. g. & 9. ". glr. ali
@eo. 6. 2upus uno SrulJ 0itieitc
Der 2ofemooo-, nabe 5oiter.QlDeme,
14.3 bel 20.
6. g. &liGn jlru, ln0 Srai an
6. q. @atteni6eiot, 9ioroieite Ser
Soains-, no6e 0ionroe.Stry 1876
bel 75.
g9la0HsIom 2eifo uno 5rou an
Gobi0 ". gniiiu uno 5rolt gioroieitc
Der G'Gonuea., nobe &atlreut-Strv
Ia bel rs.
Sobn 9aooaf an 6ranf 9lo0at
gfeoItD Co.. so 65runoItiide.
@erbaro s. gtolfer an SenrD s..
0lolfer ii. 9[.. GItieite Ser 9eIt-9(be..
nabe &eat6. Str, 13 bel So.
9ller. 6. Meiiid an 9tlglitine 5.
syorleD mo 6rou. Siioieitc Der 93or-
iolf. nabc &infielo.9l6e. 90 BEL
s9.ft.
Gooio 81. Steele rmo 6rau an
@iaie S. 8irler, 5mei @runoitiide.
S. Sarrb Roien6erger, iiu., an
Sobu g}, 9ieieder, gloroieite Der
gio6le.. nobe 9lnu.Str.. IA bel so.
Geo. u gtote an SEQ. q. 9iu6l
9ioroieite 9oltimoreitr., nabe @lont-
lori. .gluenue, 1910 bel SO.
@tbeG 9. Sangiton an 9. M.
9loams, 2410 WiorDlano.g(De.
@alter 81. Scoru an @t6el ..
Sangiton 24t0 MorDlan0.glpe.
Ylaggie sSorom an Qlntoni 0loscli.
ieiUsti uno 5rau. Oiiieite 0aaas-,
nabe 5leeiitr., 1911 bei 1919.
@lementine IS. Groig an Geo. w.
Stephens, Siioieite 9Iort6., ua5e Der
9ltlano.9lOe,, IA bel 50.
Eitlc Guarantee il. GrnIt So. an
.. g8. Gberttof Siioweit.@de 5ronf-
linitr. uno &arf.9lpe.
Senrp E. GuoesllDs uno Srau an
Gbas. z. 9rown Siiooit@de GareD-
Ctr. uno Gomonoion-g(De.
". Gogar @pro, grliitee, an D9nr
5trauB. .g}oromeitieite aeDmort6 .9Lpe.,
na6e Heiiterstomn.Roao. t6 bel 100.
Simon gleeOle ii. ". ali D1ar @la
ser, Siioweiticite @lcGulob., uabe Der
s@6iteloditr. IA bel 100.
Gitle @uar. II. 3ruIt SO. an q.
9epan NliIler il. o., Sruiiees, 2 Cots.
Suc ". Sapoen All Gbas. S. ge6n
732 ". .@ermanltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
55. &apitel.
GiRet

S5aic)o Grlofi mar ourc9 lie HITTER.
reoung nit@rerel lno Die cridiittern.
0el @ntbiillnQen, melhc er ibr &c.
mad)i Notte, in Sic beftigite 9lltfre.
qing periebt woroen lic iiiblte lid)
oaBcr ilauoe IN llutdtigfeit 81 perbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
OF. Gortieeungl
"a. &apitel.
Sin geiGgrlider glHftraa.

w" B@iWV+tttVN@ NtNi+%"bs
Der @e0anfe ali @rusBaps per.
baBtc @rrbung imo 0oB es in jeneS
@lenoen Wad)t itebe, 0loina 5ll lngiti-
gen ilno 8ii Qiidleu ibien Dregel Dol.
lig unertrdgIicb ySh muB iie 70
idnell mie m0glib aii8 ieiuen Sdnoen
befrcien, iagte ct iih, oaber iuie
fam oas gelBebeH2 @icIIcitDt init
Wlooeline &aDnes 6tlfe; lie tpiro mir
ibren 8eiitnno niAt beriager"
@eit Grcrels letter llnterreoun9
init Winoeline ipnr lauge Belt bcrgaii.
SEN, aber er battle ibr ieoe Mofe Den
perabreoeten Brief ODER font eiii Bel.
c3en aeiMidt, ipeIbes ibr poii ieiner
Simerbeit, icineiH @oblbefin0en
Nunoe brobtc @ieStnol abcr iDollte
cr ielbit 5ii ibr geben, iuio 8ipar TO-
balo az init Dloina 0fiidiprad9e Sc.
ionlmcn bate N2oiHa mar jeBt feline
crite Sorge uno iolltc es bon min an
iMiner ictl
@r febrtc eilig IN feline &obming
5nriid, i'm iid pieoer als &auptnann
sycruuuo Ill Derfleioen D1oina fenut
ion Id ni9t anoers. MaS ipir0 iie
ppn ibm oenfen, ipcnn iie Ole g8nbr-
belt erfabrt3 glber iie liebt ia ibu
ielbit ni6t ieinen gtuneH iinS
Die Giebe lit urupanoelbar.
gtuf Ser Shpelle ieines 8inrners
fan0 er eiuen Brief bon gei6idter
@auo uutcr Der Cir bin0urd gefbo.
bcu. IS lit aennetb Sosmers Smlos
I9rift mas fam er ihon 10 balo 5it
neloea ba6en9 9laidJ iiberflieat
Irerel Ste 8cilen;
Gin llbr nabtS.
Qirber Subrer ituo 5reunol
gladj0eni idj Old perLaiien bate,
fin0 meinc @eounfefi nod oft al mei.'
neIH ingliidliCben @efd6rtcu, @nrfer,
5uriidqcpanoert. tpd6reno ibr, 2oro|
imo Euein pcinlicbes 8erb6r nit ibnt|
aiiltelIieiV SA boffe niir, t9r brmlhr|
iDn aid9t 6eu GIeridt 8u iiberlieierns
@cpabre ibnI gladlidlt, 9loger. man.
bai ibni idldnolidl mitgeipiclt, lulo idl
peiB, Dab er erniIIid DerelA, glgcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20


Die Photographic lit oes 9eubo6-
ters imO Spiders better Seller uuO
6reunO lmO 10 6egleitet 0enu sic
aomera iuicre 6lieoer oif i6ren ge.
fabruollen Grtlnolnasiu6rten uno
leiitet i6nen miAtige Gienite Ser
@eoonte, ans Scr 2uitG6otogrop6ien
alti5rnebmeH III oer6dltniBmGBiG
iriib aufgetaldt; felt einem 6ol6en
Sabr6unoert babeu fortoauernoeGer-
Jude itottgeiliuoen Oie Damn ua1 Oer
@riiuOung 0es 2uftidiffes imo Slug
5eugcs bcriuert6et unO weiter ousge-
bilOet iDiroen Ger Sran3oIe g{ooor
mar ser erlte, ser 1853 sic @6otoara,
pbie aus Der 2uft pcriudte. W}it gro-
ben Soften luo pieler Dlii6e brodte
er in einem 6ciieIbalon ciu fIeiueS
rtn0es, oranaefarbeHes 3elt all, oaS
inneu iduor5 auSgeidIagen mar.
GieieS 3elt iollte ols 1umfeIfanuuer
oienen; in Inn moate er 0ie @6oto.
grapbie entuidelu oie cr i'm 9oaon
mIigenonmen. @r er5ielte ans elmer
So5e bon ettua 1900 SUB redt quite
Heultote. glber eiu llnoiAtiperoeu
oes 9aaons IieB ao6lengas ousitro.
men oos sic Elotten 0ouitanoig ger
it0rte Grei Sabre ipdter imternob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

~ ~ ~ 49, Nf ~ y y = - y y ~
gefHIagen
@ei Ser 9iiidfebr nab i6rem SmHe
g1r rs, R6ooe 5slano.9IDenue, gt.
H.. pel6es tie ser Stiir8e boI6er olrh
piue @aiic errei1en moate, wuroe
SraH Bertha 8 9ouHg am Ginaana
sur &intcrt6iire bon einem g3eger nit
einem Yhtmpfen SSnitrlment iiber ben
aopf geHlogen mo itiir5te belpuBt-
loS 3u gooen SSnl iel6en Nlonent
tamen @etannte Der 5rait oes g9egcs
nno ia6en ben Burden NIT Der
Sauotaihe ser 6rou eutfliG6en 5roit
gouup liegt iii balbbeuuBtloien 3is
ltano iii ibrer @o6mma oanieOer imo
bat auidcineno cincn Gddoel6ri1
oapouaetrageH Gie &oli5ei iii IN
gciiB elmer guten Acknowledgement
biina oes gurideu
ltnbeDeuten0e 5euer
synfolge eines iiber6ei3tcn Gfens
brah in sen Sauicrn gtr, 1894 nno
1886 Sopiion Gloce, 9.-gg.. eiH
6euer ais. Oas etnen geriugiiigigeu
Shooen auridtete
Gin alf inbetannte g8eiie oisae-
brohnes 6euer in Dem Souie gtr-
144. gtcip gorf. .Qloenne, 93-.@, oas
bon Sbeitee GofolisfD bemobnt miro,
uAtete eiHen S6aoeu BON uugefa6r
500 an.
81 Dem Columbia 5peiierolnL
glr 5000, Yl.StraBe, 9t.gg., brad III.
Iolae zines 0efeften &oulins elm
6euer aus, oos BON ser 5priben.Go
glr 3 critidt lpuroe, e6e groBerer
@haocn augeridtet mur0e.
Gin 8immer iii ser ggobmiug bon
Ir. @. s.. 9liggs, 93r. 1903, IT, ctr,
g1.@, ipnroe ourd 5lannnen leidt
beiddoigt, sic infoloe eines 5l beiB
aemoroeneu GfenrobrGs ausaebrodeu
paren.
%n Der StroBe erfranft
Gie AZ Sabre alte sSrait glnuie
colpues BON glr 1924. %. @traBe
" .gg, wlroe ali Ser @de BON @iS.
coniin.2lpenue llno NtgtroBc, g&.gg.,
pl5Blih bon llnpo6IieiH bcfaaen imo
nah oen @eorgetoipn llniberiitdts
Soipital qebramt.
9luf Dem gaie. goQ,Borf erfraufte
oer 40 Sabre aIte G6orles 9loie BON
9sr 3317 Solmeao @laca. 05.g9. 81.
Roie, Ser an elmer Ser5trant6eit lei.
pet wlroe nab oem 6rieomen's $50.
ipital geidafft.
GoIliiionen.
9In Scr arelI3uug oer rs. imO $.
@traBe glsg9y roIlioirte 5rau 8. ".
Gonnors BON Glnrenoon @o., in ibs
rem ghItomobil NIT Dem gluto oon 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

onS bon Sorrp SAL bon 9}r. $50,
gleptou-5 -5traBe, 9f.@., eelenft pur.
Be, mobei ct BON ieinem Ra0e &c.
idleuoert tpuroe lino gI6idiirfmgen
0aUontrug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Snitruftions itunO G. ~
nDleDer, mas maiden Sie, pelm Sic
ais Rotrolille gegeu oen 6eino ae-
i6idt iuer0er? sd Dert5eile mid
ii6er OaS @eIdnOe."
@3otinirt. - D@ie f0nnen Sie
mir 0euu aitf fold eiuem 6eBen Ra-
pier i6rei6en; 6a6en sic ocnn fci-
neu 9leipcft?~ 0Sdon, aber fem
&opierl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

ii6erbaupt BON bier aus au p6otogra.
pbircn. 9l6er oieie 9lniidt erpies ii@
ols ialid, uno man fam iogen, ouB
oie Photographic aus ser Suit Ourd
Die 9uitibiifo6rt lire eigeutlide 9e-
oeuting er5alteH bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

&in6Gt6cr &ori6Gog.
0ie @1utter jouunert in @e8ug ouf
Oos llnee8icfer in Der Slide: u@euu
mir bod elmer rotben fonnte, wie
man sic beroommten o9Ruiien" ii
Ser &icbe Dernidtcn f0nnte." Du
meint Der tleine Sons; u5roa' oo1
mol bei Sinoenburg ml"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
OiB SSran SSiiritin,"
(5ortleslmg foIst.)

sluS eincm @cri@t ocs cusIIideu guaca.
5cascu".
9ie gInipenbung bon Gblorodm, fesl eEu
letcn Der @e1itlden miro iognr Idou Ia
einem ibrer SoloatenIieoer ber6crrlidt,
no es beibt. aG9Iorial GpIorial GgIorial
EDITORIAL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Sci Ser @abrfogcriu.-
uSie baben mir bei'm lebten Mol
idj piiroe mid nit einem
Salptnann berlobcn; oaS lit abcr
INNER nod nidt eiugetroifeul"
u9lbwarten 9ndoiges 8rduleiu
pieQcidt lit CT crit 2ieutenontl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
8 3 IIifio en-.

9ln Scr arel5uHg ser rs. unO 81
@traBe 9ls@, rollioirte Grau .. ".
Gonnors BON Clarendon @a, in ibs
rem 9lutomobiI NIT 0eu 9luto non g..
g8 Shaifer, oer iii glr, 73S, is. Ctr,
ygg ipo6nt geioe @1dibinen
ipnroeu ihmer 6aiddoi1t
qlnf ieinem 5abrrao coIli0irte Der
~ Sabre olte Gopin 2ebp BON glr.
1924 IA 5traBe, g. 49,, dn Ser gde
uDn aenpoiStraBe imo 56erman-
gloetnle g1-@y nit eincm 0lotorro0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

UlaN trlUadae ben ng9aItIHuFs GOrrtisOnStat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

@ei @srrsnEnnasn nnD Nnetidnnaen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
The Cali Of the wild .

Bob Fletcher tells 1t on himself. in
dicating that he has no great pride in
his own voice Bob sings a pathetic
little lullaby entitled. "she Had Such
Beautiful Eggs in the Elks' show
tonight and tomorrow, and the other
evening he was practicing up at home
Bob. Jr.. was out in the yard and
was concealed by tree from two la
dies passing by. The ladies were at
tracted by the noise within Mercy"
said one Of them, "the man must
have a stomach ache" He amt
neither piped up Bob, Jr., from be-
hind the tree. "he's just singin'"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
5OO-Acre Ranch is Sold.

ROSEBURG, Ore, April 22.-An
important real estate deal was con-
summated here when Edward Hamlin
sold his 400 acre ranch to W. G.
Caldwell, recently of Tillamook. The
ranch is situated about three miles
from Roseburg and is considered ideal
for stockraising and dairying.
Mr.. Caldwell announced that he in
tended to stock the ranch with a fine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

Der Company. Of Malone, an order for
100. 600 feet Of pipe slaves for use on
the wishkah water project, at a price
of S2s (. 0. b. Malone. The freight to
Aberdeen from Malone is about s1.zO
a thousand. Mayor Phillips estimates
that approximately $4,000 win be
saved on the purchase Of 100000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

The appearance Of the campaign
card of Homer Ish watts in the office
of the Pacific Power & Light Com
pany's office started the wits to wag-
ging the other day.
Very appropriate place for it,
said one, Seems to me Watts is an
electric term. is it not?"
Yes" said another, "but in this
case he would have it elect-Ish."
II don't know said the first, III
had a name like that 1 would ex-
pect light vote"
Perhaps" said the other. "but
there's a good deal OF power to it."
well. as for me-" said the first
who was evidently not a Watts sup
porter. "Im going to be one to help
kill l. Watts"
"oh, watts the use?" was the final
rejoinder OF the other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
Cbe O4eakIp @ulIOOgger
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1918.

Hill, dentist, is not much on brotheriy
love and cooperation. He was mouth
and tooth Inspector at the eugeniG
test last week and he advised all
mothers not to permit their children
to eat candy until they are ten years
old. And his brother George makes
and sells candy for a living.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

resented but the highest class theatres and prices
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

herd of cattle and later engage in the
manufacture Of cheese here. At the
Lewis and Clark Exposition. held in
Portland in the year 1905, Mr.. Clad
well received the highest award on his
exhibit Of cheese. The consideration
was not made public.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
Told That There was No Cure fOl
Him

After suffering for over twenty
years and having some of the besI
doctors here tell me there was nc
cure for me. l think 1t only right ia
tell you for the sake OF other suffer
ers as we'll as your own satisfaction
that a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain
Tablets not only relieved me but cur
ed me within two months although
l am a man of SIS years" writes Jul
Grobien. Houston. Texas. obtainable
everywhere.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
ANA PIck nnd Run system.

Ye editor of the Bulldogger suffer-
ed a wound Of the pride Saturday. We
had been asked to serve in the capac-
ity of one of the judges of the baby
parade. Returning to our office dur
ing the forenoon we found a note on
our desk reading, won't you please
resign in favor of Senator Burton" At
first we didn't think our dignity would
permit us to give way for a nero
presidential candidate but on second
consideration, we decided he was in
much better position to leave town
than we we're
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

Senator Burton enjoyed the baby
parade here Saturday and paid a yer!
pretty tribute to the bon bon enfants
But we know one would be president
who, had he been here Saturday
would have converted that baby ex-
hibit into votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

feet Of these slaves under what Il was
thought they would cost.
A call for contractors bids on con-
structing the entire system will be Is
sued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

"A lazy man is a dead one who
can't be buried" remarks an exchange.
II he could, there soon would be scar
city of lots in the Milton, Freewater
and Athena Weston Lea
der.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

A process has been invented in In
dia for producing saltpeter Of about
"a per cent purity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
In Spring when a Young Mans Fanc,

Jim Bowler was detected last week
in the act of moving the lawn at the
home OF County Clerk Frank Sailing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring
H. A. Daisy of Stanfleld was in the
city yesterday.-East oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

ABERDEEN, Wash, April 22.-The
city council awarded the Vance Lum-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
A War song.

The below ditty is not original
Words to the same tune and effect
appeared recently in the oregon EN-
erald but Jim Johns has revised them
to suit his own poetic fancy. We en-
dorse the sentiment. Read:
Damn the kaiser, damn the Huns
Damn the man that invented guns,
Damn the. soldiers, damn the war
What'n hell are they fighting for?
The Tale of Two Hills.
We are of the opinion that DR.. Dave
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
Delicious PIIaH.

There are some dishes upon the
Turkish bill of fare which the re
turned Westerner never wholly ceases
to regret Pilaff is one. II ia food
as national with the Turk as the po.
:ato with the Irish, as the cabbage
with the German. 1t takes a multi
tude Of forms, but its basic quality,
its quality of being plan, is derived
IRON rice being cooked in such a way
as to preserve each grain firm and dis
tinct. The rice is unpublished and. in
the cooking, takes on a gelatinous
coat. Sometimes, II ia boiled in NUT
ton fat a rich, smooth. inviting dish
Sometimes bits of roast mutton are
mingled with It, when ii becomes a
meat pudding of delicious flavor 1t
is cooked with small currants and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
Naval Emhlsmn.

A basket sluns from the mainmast
head is a sailors sign to notify that
the cargo has been loaded or dis.
charged. as the case may be. and
that the ship is ready TO start on her
next trip, A generally mysterious em.
blem is bosom dashed 10 a main,
mast or bridge railing This Is to
signify that the vessel Is for sale DC
casionally dark blue stripe may be
seen running fore and aft on vessel
as a matter OF fact this is q sign OF
recent bereavement, Blue Is the nail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26
Nice SUGAR Cookies.

Cream one.half cupful OF lard. one
half cupful OF butter. one cupful OF
granulated sugar Add one cupful OF
rich sour cream, two unbeaten eggs,
four cupfuls of -four mixed and sifted
with one teaspoonful of soda and one.
half teaspoonful OF baking powder.
STIR Just enough TO make a stitf dough /;
toss on to lightly Toured molding
board and knead another cupful OF
Hour into II. Flavor with little nut.
meg, roll out aud cut into cookies and
bake.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26

pine nuts, fragrant ana spicy IL is
stunned with dates and favored with
orange peel; but, whatever it's form.
II Is one OF the treasured memories
OF a visit to the near East.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-26

or's mourning, and the stripe Of this
color takes the place OF the black
margin or band used by the lands.
man as a notification OF death.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
The Girl And The Game

Helen Holmes, the heroine in
The Girl and the Gsme," is
writing the scenario for the big
screen novel herself. Frank
Hamilton Spearman is the author,
but Helen says that authors have
hearts and try to protect her
from the thrills their imagina-
tions paint.
And she said she doesn't want
any such protection-she wants
to have the blue sky the limit as
far as taking chances with life
and limb are concerned, as long
as it is her own life.
With characteristic earnestness
she begins her thrill-making in
the first chapter, when she rides
her horse off a bridge into the
water after a mad race against
two speeding trains.
Of course she wins. What
heroine wouldn't? But it re
quires pluck of almost an un-
natural sort to do the things she
does to inject into this great
screen novel the last word in
film realism. No wonder they
call her "the fearless film star. :"
To produce "The girl and the
Came" a special studio was
erected, giving to producer Nc
GoWan the greatest railroad
studio in the world for the pro-
duction of this chaptered picture.
A depot was built on the grounds
of the Signal Film corporation S
property. practicable in every
wav switches laid, towers er-
ected, semaphores installed as
ali other kinds of mechanical
safeguards and hazards of the
rail.
So complete is the equipment
at this new studio that in the
actual taking of the first chapter
Of the big film novel Producer
MCGOWAN, thirty minutes after
the script was delivered to him
had a train consisting Of pull
mans, day coaches, parlor cars,
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
Rules of The Road.

Following are the ''Rules of
the Road" as adopted by the
Farmers Anti-Automobile soci-
ETY. of an eastern state,
Upon discovering an ap-
preaching team, the automobiIist
must stop offiside and cover his
machine with a blanket painted
to correspond to the scenery.
2--The speed limit on country
roads this year will be secret and
the penalty for violation of will
be $40 for every mile an offender
is caught going in excess of it.
Sin case an automobile makes
a team runaway. the penalty will
be $50 for the first mile, $l00 for
the second, 5000 for the third,
ETC., that the team runs; in addi-
tlOn to the usual damages.
4.-On approaching a corner
where he cannot command a
view OF the road ahead, the auto
mobilist must stop not less than
100 yards from the turn, toot his
horn. ring his bell, fire revolver,
halloo. and send up three bombs
at intervals of five minutes.
5. 5.-Automobiles must again be
seasonably painted. that is, su
that they will merge with the
pastoral ensemble and not to be