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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
8nt beSabH
Sat iid Der @ebraiidJ BON Sanlae BET
einem Ginrinnatier Sdreiner.

Der in go. 2238 @ictOr gtrabe.
5airDiep Setgbts, t~pobnbafte !Serr
stefan Mablener CAB Dor &ur3em
SdnIac @rperten gegeniiber folgenbe
Grtldrung al:
D5untlnboretBig Sabre lang pdr i9
in Cincinnati ais S6retner tbGtiq ge,
ipefen. Qber fpdbrenb Der lebten Sabre
fi5lte i'd, Oab es nit meiner @eiuno,
belt me6r unb me6r abndrts oinq.
Sdmmtli6e Srgane i6ienen i6ren
Oienit gu perfagen. Namentli9 mein
gerbauuHgsapparut lteb pisl gu pirs
I6en iibrig," fagte !6err Maolerer.
"Nber aud meme gtieren paren ouBer
Sronung gerat6en, unb ba8u ftellten
IT'D I6Dere RiiderbeI6tperben eiH.
9lei65eitig ma6te iit9 aud SrGg9eit
Der 9eodrme 6emertbur, 10 bdB i4
fortgefest arf Der Sut Iein muBte.
Das geiammte &0rper<S ptem qarietD
na6 unb na4 10 in Inorbnung, bqB
t1 ge5fpungen mar, meinen 8eruf auf>
5ugefen.
n5n bieIem 3uitanbe fplgte i'd sem
hattie meines S4piegerfobnes, es einz
mai nit Sanlac gu oerfu6en, bas ibm
le9r gut get6an bate. ltno es balf
aud mir. Mein 3utrauen gu benz
Wtittel lpir0 tdgli9 gr0Bsr, benn e5 bat
mid mieber 6ergeTtelt, unb ib fiiGle
mid 6eiIer unb trdftiger ais Tein ,5abs
rem"
Der 5dnlac @rperte 6efinbet Ii6 III
Der Oop Qppt6ete an Se9ster uno
Walnut StraBe. Gr bemonftrtrt ben
Wertb unb bic @orsiige bes neuen
l6eilmittels. Q6er bdsfel6e lam in ies
Der Der 9on=B eatberbeao Npotbeten
Yopte in Der @ilmore Qpot6efe in Gop4
in9tpn unO Der Stuntebed 4potbete Ill
Nefpport erldngt perben. l~1ebcr6dupt
befinoet ii6 in ieber Stabt beg SIM
etnndti 0iftrifts cine Mpotbefe, in ipeis
cher Sanbac oertduft tpir6. 9dsIel6e
lit 10 popuIdr gefporben, baB es 6ereits
oiele Ra6a6munQen beg Msittels dic6t.
ODD t0nnen Sic bies leiht befommcn.
penn Sic baralF befteben, baB man
Sbnen 5anlac giebt. - @n5eiqe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
brei M&onaten beoannen bic siirten

brei Wonaten begannen bic 9iirfen
cine msthobiI4e &ugne nit Der
&bfi9t, ii3 tuieber Der @egeno BON
@raerum gu bemd9tigea, unb offen>
bar aud nit Der Qbii6t, ruHfIde
Sruppen bonn europdif4en &rieasl
! l4auplab a%bSulenten. Dem General
@ubeni4. benz ruKiiter aomman>
oeur i'm &autaius, gelang es aber, bic
3iirten in Der @egenb opn gr3erum
feit3ubdIten, nd6reno bic Rufen einen
pirtlamen S4IGg in Der @egenb DON
Wfui4 gegen tie fii6rteA. I'm elmer
5lantenbepegung Oom Siben uno Ell
ner iol6en pom Rorben gu begegnen,
fparen bic RuIIen g~e3pungen, tempo
rdr Wamat6tum auf5ugeben. Die
&uhen baben jeBt Srape5unt, gais
burt uno @umiI9 : &baneb beieBs
uno Mamatbtum tpieOsrgenommen.
Sa5 @orriiden Der Rufen in @alis
glen bate bic @euti6sn ge5pungeh.
Sruppen bonn galtan Suriid5uaieben,
uno es purben Siirten bort9in ees
ihidt Inn tie gu srieBen. 0ieRuhen, bic
ben 8ort9eil i6neG erfaBten, Der ibnen
bur6 bieIe Sttuation erlpuds, Began
men iofOrt cine energiI4e SffenIipe gss
gen @r3ingan. IS fam nur 81 un6e-
beutenoen Ra69utsefedten, Ou bic tiirz
tii9e Sauptarmee ii4 in Der Rihtung
auf Sipus 3uriidge5pgen Bate.
Sid ii6er Die nergtI4en8or6ereitunz
gen Der Ruiien fir bic 6Ortiebuug res
Strieges auslafieHO, iagte Der BRIGGS
miniiter, @eneraI G6ouOdiep in etrem
SnterOielp nit benz rRuBtp Slopo":
IS 1T nGtAig, bic Sluiion 81
5eritOren, Oab Der &rieg in bieien
6erbit Elm GnOe errei9en ipirb - Ger
3uiammenbrud Der feinbli8en Irz
meen bat bereits %begonnen (!D - cine
Sbatid6e, Die fopobI ben 8eutI4en,
ME ben Gntentemd4ten befannt III. -
Deuti6lano ite6t aber in te4nif4er
9iniidt auf einem 10 bo6en StallOs
punt, baB es frog ieiner nirtbIAaft=
Ii3en S4tud9ung unb benz S6ninz
Zen Oes SriegsgeiItes Der 9ruppen (0.
INNER mod bic M}a4t bat, energii4en
Wiberitanb gu ~leiiten, uno mir mill
len urs nod auf beftige Sample ses
fubt MAIDEN, Bis mir ben snbli6tn
Sieg e%rrtnger.
r9ies ertldrt es, parum mir Wofnz
I6aften, bic unter geipDbnli6en Der
bdltniRen pom Milttdrbienit befreit
iino, gu ben 6abnen ei%ngerufen babcn.
Rubldnb bat bereits grobe Reieroen
CUR 9erfiigung. mir miiifen aber baTlir
iorgen, baB oisie 3abl Der Reierpen
ni6t tleiner pirb. Gs lit au6 anoes
fra4t, baB bic fremben @oltsroTen in
Rublanb, bic uuter gepDbnli6en linz
ttdnben nt9t ge5pungeu Iein tpiirten,
gu btsren, CUR Irmee berange3ogcn
tperben, penp ni6t gum attiOen DENT
in Der Grmee, 10 bod fir @rbeiten in
9erbinbung nit benz Rrieg; BENIN Der
Sieg (D pfrb alien Glemerten in RaBz
fanb gum 8urtbeif gerei8en."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
geG3s anaeblitbe TDnami-
terrible
lit in Gan 5runcisco
in 8erbinbunqm init Ser
8ombeneTploto ion pers
hnftet

Adtet.
Gan 5rancisco, Gal, 27.
SuIi. Barren st. Billings, ein bier
perbdfteter e6emuliger 3uft6auss
itrGfling, BON benz bic goli3ei qlaubt,
ba5 er am Samftag bic !6onenmaf6is
ne an elmer Strabenede in Der unteren
Stabt n%ieoergelegt, oeren GrploitoR
neuu perIpnen t0otete uno mebr ais
40 perpunbete, puroe am 0onnersz
tag bon SRI. Giteue Smith als Der
Wiann ioentifi5irt, ben tie penige Mtz
nuten Dor Dem GrpIobiren Der Bonnie
nit einem !oanOtoffer auf benz 0G6e
eiHes 6ouies in Der Ra9baridaft ges
ieben bate.
Tie GoIi5ei erfI1rt i~iber5cugt 5u
iein, 6aB Billings Ser GSilhrcr Der
9anoe lit, Die fir bas 9erbre6en per-
.ant1portIify mar.
Sef]5 angeblife 9pnamtterife iin6
bis gum 9lben6 oerbnftet poroen, un6
Die @erbaftung pnn Sbornos Mtoorep,
einem Grbciter . 9lgitator, miro
itiinolih er7partet. SSn Der @ohnung
Mooneps fono Die RoIi5ei Materio[
fir Die 9lniertigung BON 9omber un0
einen 9eri6t itber 9pnmit Dos aus
Steinbriiden geitcbleu miroe uno bic
@ebdlloe on rpeIfen 9pnamitper6re-
tpu hcnnrnpr mnrAprf ituN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
NmBlanb mpbilifirt allies,
mas eim 0emebr tra'
gen fann.
au9 bic frsmben 9oltsraHen tperbeu
gum Disnit berange3osen.
Bas Der ruFiide ariessminiiter iiber
bic ariegsausF9ten gu iageH bat.

g I. petersburg, 81. Suli.
llebsr 9onoun. RufiI6e 5ruppen bds
BEN Bel ibrem @ormari3 ouf gr5ins
gan bunbert Meilen in elmer Wods
5urddselest. Die ginnabme bieier
Stabt beosutet bic fat pullitGnbiae
geiebuns bon 9iirtiI6 : armenien
bur6 bic Rufen, nit ieineu fru4tbas
rem 5bdlsrn, unb iie Dffnet einen lsi6.
ten SommunitatiOnstueg NIT ben tpeIt>
Iifeu unb iiibliten tauidFiiden are
meen iiber Srapesunt.
Ran glaubt bier, baB bic Sirten
% big 80 9ipiIionen spiidsn benz
S9tparaen Weer unb Whaih bdttsn-
unssfa1r $4,000 @anu. Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Hen DeQQltQen WOr0eu ltn0.
Cine prpteitnpte
9etreffs Der apur5en
81 IT. an bic brtttf9e
Redie ri M .Qeihtdt.

@ufbtngtOn, .. g., OF. Suli.
Der ameritaniIde 9otI6after 9age
nirb benz britii6en auspdrtigen 4mt
notwithstanding am 5reitas cine gtote
5uitelen, in pel6er gegen bic itpar3e
2iite ameritanii4er 8eI6dftsfirmeu
ieitens Gnglanbs prpteItirt peroen
piro. Der dmtirenoe Stadtsietretdr
9plt Tagte tpdbrenb bes cages, aIs er
antiinoigte, buB bic ROte nab 2ons
oon geIatdt pDroen Jet, bdb es It9
barin MIR I'M oie i1tfSroge fomuenoer
augemeinen oDlterre9tIifeu Brtn3ia
pien banble, uuo fpe5ifii9e Sale BON
Sirmen, bic our Der i6Uur5en Elite
iteben, iopeit ni6t 6ea4tet poroeu
ieien.
Bon Der Rote, bic bonn gtaatsDe4
partement pfft5ten als elm rBrotelt"
be5ei9net fpirb, iptro geidet, baB tie in
febr beitimmtem Sou abgefabt lei uno
Ie tetnen 3peifel ii6er bic bon oet
Regierung eingenommene Stequng
du1tDElrlerl lane. Ste lntTdbl uNaeS
fdbr 1000 Wprte unb pirb pabr'
iheinli9 am Montaa oerDfentliGt
tperben.
Ddbrenb Die geamten iib uiht auf
bic Gin5elbeiten Der Rote einloNen
ppllen, 70 1T bod 70 ptel betunnt. bdb
fe eegen bic ungeIeBliden gehron1
tlngsn proteittrt bat, bic bur6 odS
8ppcotten oieIer 8irmen benz dmetttd'
nif6en Sdnbet auferlegt porben iiub.
@u6 fpn auf setpiiIen Mpbifitatipuen
beg 8efebls beitanben tperoen, uno e
pirb angebeutet, boB gerpiNe Wiber'
rereeltungsmaBregeIn a~neeorbret fperr
ben piirben, lpenrl bic bipIpmdtiften
llnierbanbIunssn erfuIslos fem foGteL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
Sitbigurs ulS arniennnns.
6insct MidJter 9sipperts NihiOn als
M~bgeianoter Der ameritaniiden
Gifprenhenlilfe.
Ger Gmpfaus uirb fir ibn 5u erie
bcnoer Nnnosebnng.


Dos Gmerp aubitorium BON eineu
entbuiaiiidsn publitum ansst
fiilt, bas f9on LANCE Dor Begun
bic 9biiren belagerte. - Die 90
rerfhaft beitanb CUR guten 9dlft
aus Damsn. = Gin ni6t unerbeb'
iidsr prOssntiab parsn Ridisg in'
betridlsr. 0oriiber 9orba4s
unb Mlbsrt Bettinsers anipra'
den. bon Ri4ter Hlppsrti
aippen fpsrben mir bic Wabrbsi
pernsbmen'. Was Der Gbrsusai
au iassn battle. Sn arbsrtba!b'
itiinbissr Rebe feFeIts er fein Hu'
tliium unb erfiiats es nit gsssilts'
runs unb ghtbuiiasmus. Oas
RuHsnpitben in Oftpreuben. =
Ssuiifs aultur unb ruifidSsns'
lif6s raultur unO Civilization" I'm
aontrait. .GreunS" 3outftel
unb oas pubIitum. = proteit Sc
gen enslifhen pOitrdub. Si:
gddlaTs Don Or. q. Dsuti4 aus
gearbeitst, iperben BON bieiem uIl'
i.t5reitet. - Die @~eriammluns ra'
tifiSirt fs inter SubeI EOm
MulpibiG als unsutrpestsr ants'
ansslfddie. Der Sdnsersrub.
Die 9rt unb Meiis. tpie Ri4tet als
freb q. ytipptrt feline btbre WtiiIion
ols Highlander Der amerisanii4su
Dfprsubsnbilft Dolbradt, bat Jpn
ned ndber 81 ben bergen Der Ginems
natter 0sutf4enfreunbe sebraht. ais
er obnebin idon seitanben. als bassr
rsr 4Iigsmeinbstt Gelesenheit seseben
ipurbe, BEN Wirten bes Wannes WIrs
bigung rnb 4%nertennuns 81 3oQen,
ipurns bisit 0elssenhtit nit Greuoen
benubt. go fam es. baB Der Offsnts
Iife gmpfans, tpslher gu gbren bon
Ri9ar Yipptrt seitern 4benb perans
iialtet fpurbs. i'd; gu elmer .grobartiSsn
aunbgebung 9eitalttte unb 3u elmer
berrli1en ODation fiji ben gefeierisn.
.Dir baben un5ern Rippert tpieb.r!
Dariibtr freusn mir uns, aber mir
iinb and ftol5 auf Jpn fur bas, mas
er setban bat 90 Iiebe fih bic
Stim,naiEg daratteriiiren. bon Der bic
hoddniebnliHt Uerlammlung bei.elt
mar, bic bas gmerp Auditorium be-
berb<rgte. Gs ipdren burdduS nidt
sue 9inbenri1ler, bic ba perIdmmslt
tparM; Gin gutter pro3entiab marsn
folAs nint beutlder Mbftammuns. Elm
5st9tn, bab Deuif9lanbs Gad.. in
tnftrtr Stabt ipsnisftens. rpcilsre
5iebt unb aud bas III nidt gum
WsringIitn bas WerbienIt Ridtsr
aanse Dor Defining Der 1bore Be-
gam btt A~niommlung Der Qeute, bic
besierie tDortn, Germ Hippert gu b0s
rem. nnb ala bdnn nm baIb 8 llbr has
gmerp AUDITORIUM ae0ffnet fpurbe.
ftr0mtt fpglti4 cine fold sroBe Msn,
ffenmcfs Elm, bic fofort ben s~sipaIti.
gen Manrn 5lr sutsn 6dIfte onfiIIte.
Die liidtn tpurben cann ebenfoIIs
I9uf[I aussefiiTt. fobab, ais bic SSns
fiM gum eritsn aiebs srboben, pas
AUDITORIUM, ab8efebtn bon Der Gal.
lsrie sum Qleubsrfien befebt mar. Die
U~erfdmmlung teftunb gut jur 6ilfte
aus Grauen; bas DeitiHtbum unb bda
.mtriEawrtbHtt mar bur& feline Be-
Rreiie pertreterL 8ie4t man bic
aetu0yttog 6ite u 9eyo6t. hmm mlb
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
KITCHENER ESTATE LARGE.
About S85O,OOO Distributed in VIII
on Probate.

LONDON, July 6.-The will of Field
Marshal Earl Kitchener, British Sec
retary Of war, who lost his life in the
sinking of the cruiser Hampshire OH
the Orkneys June 3, was admitted to
probate. 1t shows that he left an es-
tate valued at 171,420 pounds sterling
approximately S850,000).
The largest bequests were the sum
of 10000 pounds to his nephew, Hen
~ Hamilton Kitchener, and the
Broome Park estate and all lands in
Kent county to his nephew. Comman-
der Henry Franklin Chevalier Kitche-
ner. Of the royal navy, a son Of the
new earl
To Colonel Oswald A. G. Fitzgerald
Lord Kitchener's personal military
secretary. who was drowned with the
Field Marshal. was willed all kitche-
ner's land in British East Africa,
amounting to about 5000 acres, with
plantations, etc.
The will was dated November 2
1914.
Earl Kitchener's autograph letter
calling for 300. 900 recruits for the new
army. was sold today at auction FOR
the benefit Of the Red Cross TO Thom-
as Fenwick Harrison for 5000 pounds
Mr.. Harrison viii present the letter
TO the nation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

by Lora c Little. providing that State
Board of Health and other bodies and
officials may not compel vaccination
or incubation of persons for ALLEGED
prevention or cure Of contagious or
infectious diseases, and providing pen
atty for violation.
To repeal and abolish sunday clos
ing law initiated by Independent Re-
tailers Association of Portland. Pro-
vidng for the repeal OF the law pro
hibiting the keeping open Sunday OF
any store. shop, grocery, bowling al
ley, bflard-room, etc, for the pur-
pose of labor or traffic, or any place
Of amusement Except theaters).
To project salmon in the Columbia
river and its tributaries; initiated by
Clackamas County Fishermen's Union,
Prohibiting after January l, 1917, the
fishing fer salmon in the Columbia
river or its tributaries, by means OF
seines, traps, or fishwheels, and pro-
viding penalty for violation.
Medical Practice Bill on Ballot.
Regulating the admission to the
practice If professions relating to the
public health. Providing for admis-
sion to practice medicine, surgery
dentistry Optometry Osteopathy,
pharmacy or other correlated profess
sions of persons passing examination
of state examining board, upon show
ing that such persons are graduates
OF colleges in oregon equal in require
ments to University of oregon, or up
ON showing that such persons have
practiced in any state for five years
next preceding the filing of applica-
tions in oregon.
Bounty on jackrabbits and sage rats
in Crook county; initiated by New
some Greek Rabbit club of Post, CROOK
! county, authorizing the Crook county
court to pay bounty or cents fol
each jackrabbit and IL cents fol
each sage rat killed in the, county aft.
er December ! 1916.
Bounty on iackrabbits in LAX,
county; initiated by ]. D. c. Thomas
and other Lake county citizens. Au
thorizing Lake county court to pay {
cents for each jackrabbit killed tC
person presenting scalp to County
clerk, an
! Removal of county seat of Jefferson
/ county from Culver to Madras: ini.
tiated by the Madras for County Seal
Club. Proposition to remove county
seat of jefferson county from Culver
to Madras.
To locate county seat of jefferson
county at Metolius; initiated by Me-
+ tolius commercial club
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
TUG RAMS BIG STEAMER.
More Than 200 Passengers Thrown
Into PANS: Three Injured.

More Than 200 Passengers lhio"h
Into Panis: Three Injured.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Three men
were injured and 25g men passengers
were panic stricken when the steam
boat Benjamin Franklin, Of the Ben
jamin Franklin Transportation COM
pany, of Yonkers. n. Y. was rammed
by the steel ocean-going tug Elmer
Keeler AZ Hell Gate. near the Astoria
shore About Is Of the men sought IN
Jump overheard in the excitement but
they were restrained by their friends
The scene Of the accident is within
few cahle lengths OF the spot where
l2 years ago almost to a day the slo-
cum disaster occurred.
The steamboat had been chartered
for the afternoon by the Congress
club Of Kings county. for a trip 20
witzers Point View Grove at College
Point l. /.
Approaching He'll Gate. Captain
Monte Kearney. skipper Of the steam
boat. observed that an ebb tide Of hn-
usual velocity was fighting the pro-
gress Of the vessel As an additional
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

aggravatiOn, a heavy dOwnpour OF
rain. accompanied by a gale of wind
gave the master much trouble, but
until the tug appeared from behind i
large steamship there was nothing 10
alarm the passengers.
4 was proceeding up the east chan
nell said Captain Kearney to a re-
porter. when | observed the Elmer
Keeler approaching at good speed.
Suddenly the tug began to cross my
path and l sounded a warning whis-
tie. The master of the Keeler ans
wered my signals all right. but wheth-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
PURE BLOOD MAKES
iiEALTRY PEOPLE

Hoods Sarsaparilla removes
scro(ula sores, boils and other erup-
tions, because it drives out of the
blood the humors that cause ,hem.
Eruptions cannot be successfully
treated with external applications,
because these cannot purify the
blood.
Hoods Sarsararilla makes rich,
red blood, per. els the digestion,
and builds up t,lo whole system. In
sist on having Hoods. Get it now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

er the tide prevented his rudder from
working l can't say but before 1 knew
it the bow of the tug caught the Ben
jamin Franklin on the port side, 80
feet from the bow, and cut off some
Is feet of the guard rail, | then ran
the steamboat to a pier at Williams
stoneyard. and after satisfying myself
that the vessel was not seriously dam
aged / proceeded to College Point
without further incident"
The impact threw every man on
board to his knees and when several
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
HOUSE IS WARNED OF
WATER POWER LOBBY

WASHINGTON, July 6-Warning
the house against the waterpower
lobby, Representative smith OF Min
nesota charged that the Adamson dam
site bill is "subterfuge," and plans
are on foot to have the Shields bill,
declared obnoxious by friends of con-
servation. finally reported out by
conference committee and passed in
the closing hours Of the session.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Or Nago Ariga. the japanese consti-
tutional adviser to the Chinese gov
ernment is practically n man without
a country Since DIR. Ariga addressed
Yuan Shih-Kai as your majesty" in
a document widely printed in the Chi
nese press supporting the monarchal
movement, DR.. Arlga has been ostra-
cised by his fellow -countrymen resld-
ing in China and mercilessly attacked
by the press in Japan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
ChamberIain's collie, Cholera and nj.
arrhea Remedy.

This is remedy that every family
should be provided with and especial
~ during the summer months, Think
Of the pain and suffering that must
be endured whtn medicine must be
sent for before relief can be obtained
This remedy is thoroughly reliable,
Ask anyone who has used II. Obtain
abel everywhere ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

A fly on a window pane will crawl
to the top, fly back to the bottom
and crawl up again. This order is
seldom reversed 1t is on record that
fly crawled up a window pane 32
times, returning each time awning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Bcc Cnnscs Antn Crnsh.

SYOSSETT, l.. J., July 5.--An auto
mobile driven by Sidney +. Brewster
Of Glen Cove, and containing five
young women guests at the Brewster
estate, was wrecked and all Of its oc.
cupants injured when a bee stung Mr.
Brewster One of the young women
Miss Katherine Hall suffered bro
ken leg.
Mr. Brewster did not see the bee on
his knee until he distinctly felt it, In
an effort to knock it off he lost con-
troll of the machine, and it plunged
into a ditch beside the road and
through a heavy fence. The vehicle
turned half over, 50 that all Of its oc,
cupants were thrown to the ground.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

they stretch without undue pain, there Is an
absence OF distress, the nerves are sootbed
by taking away the burden Of leaving all to
just natural conditions.
There Is In Mothers Friend" the direct
and Immediate help that all expectant moth
ers require. Used by their own hand, guided
by their own minds, they learn at once tho
blessed relief from morning sickness result
ing from, undue stretching. They experience
daiy calm and nightly rest. It Is indeed
Mothers Friend" Get n bottle today Of
any druggist. Then write Bradfeld REGULATOR
20, 40 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, for ono
OF the most entertaining and valuable little
BOOKS ever prc 'a' Il is worth writing
for. s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Miss Mildred Berkeley had in a few
friends yesterday afternoon for an in
formal tea in honor of her guest, Miss
Vivian Brotherton, of Portland, who
formerly taught in the local schools,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roxy Estes of Walla
Walla, spent the Fourth in the city,
Mrs Estes was formerly Miss Bertha
Anger of this city.
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what greatness may ba
acquired when ho
grows uD. And any
influence that brings
relief TO the expeciant
mother Is the first and
greatest Of obligations.
There Is a splendid
remedy kn wn as
Mothers Friend" that
has been a safeguard.
a helpful daily l1ds-
encc, 10 a host Of
women. Applied exter-
nally 10 the muscles
they hacomo nliorF
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VI.
eN.IEE2,RlS5I36SlZ, z,
Observation-Disclosures

Mr. and Mrs. George c, Baer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Mabie enter
tanned last evening the Fortnightly
Bridge Club at the Horace Mann home
on Lewis street. Auction bridge was
played at five tables. High score hon
ors were won by Mrs. A. c. Hampton
and Mr.. Hampton carried away the
mems prize. Guests other than MEM
bers were Mrs. Cyrus Cressy Sturgis
and Miss Edith Johnson.
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that the job was perfectly done. With
ropes and tackle, Dicks legs we're
drawn beneath the bars Of his cage
and Mr.. Ward filed the claws and in
jected an antlseptic into the beasts
feet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Up to date about $500 miles of
steam railroads in the United States
have been electrified.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Mrs. c, Kane left last evening for
mountain Home, Idaho, for a visit,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Gladys Palmer Of Oak Park, Ill.,,
who recently set an official record for
women by throwing a baseball 217
feet, inches, has unofficlally heaved
the sphereoid 24O feet, it is said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Mrs. Lyman G. Rice will leave on
Saturday for Hood River to spend a
few weeks with her parents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs, ], C. Mcconnell and
family of Walla Walla. formerly Of
this city spent the Fourth in Pendle-
ton. Mr. Mcconnell is now in the
auto transfer business in Walla Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

shouted, I'VE are SINKING" great ex.
citement followed.
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MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

Palo Alto, California. Fall term open,
Aug 20. Catalogue upon request.
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Today And A Il
Generation Hence

The flight Of time makes US think Of
the future. The baby OF today reflects
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

NORMAL MEASURE ON BALLOT.
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CONTINUED from page one)
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One day Of rest in seven; initiated
by Weekly Rest Day League. Provld-
ing for one day Of rest in seven and
setting apart Sunday as a day Of pub
lie rest; excepting certain necessary
work from measures provisions.
Prohibiting Of compulsory vacclna-
tlon and medical treatment; initiated