davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18

She is Vivian Edwards, a native
daughter Of California, born in Los
Angeles, 20 years ago. Nature en-
dowed her with good looks and she
was a social favOrite before she
dreamed of going into the movies.
She is now one Of the popular come
diennes appearing in Keystone films,
winning laUrels in her latest picture
''The Village Blacksmith. Miss Ed
wards is still single, enjoying home
life with her mother. She is five feet
four inches tall, weighs 118 pounds
and has dark, waVy hair with eyes
to match.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18

Spain imported 100000 tons of
coal during 1915 As result of the
war England is taking most of this
trade away from the .. S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-06

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No pain or danger.
Ma cutting. Chioro-
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our office and you
are well. Does not
lay you up or make
You sore. Call for
free consultation or
write Drs. hlnsey 4
Milan, a. DaV. say
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-06

All the news all the tIme-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-06

All the news al the time THE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-06

: Bank Bldg, Davenport, Iowa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

~. Aprll.
@eItern o6enb fam Elm 8ero gll.
tontobiL NIT 8 8erlonen ano bic.
len @er1ten, Die Die 2elite nuF Der
Iangen 9ieiie bon 6Lorioa Bis bier.
ber ge6ra6t botten, bier auf Der
Durdreiie na6 Sionen Reb., an.
Die 2eute baben III 5Iorioa 2onO
fir foldeg in SioneD bertouIdt.
SOifentlid Der0en tie nift CIT.
tdHift tDerbeh.
6ran 2atprence @edbam miro
H6dlted 0toatag einet mulitaliIhen
aben0 nit @eibiIfe ibrer 9iano-
ifitler berauitalten. Der Grt lit
Die Sll6baIle.
Die 6ren1ont Sohidiiler baden
oas 9aaipiel gegeH Die Blair Sod.
ldiiler gefponnel.
Sic bon SduIfin6ern iniaenierten
Spiele, tDelhe geitern nbeno IN Der
6ofiduIe gegeben muroeH, fan0en
reidliden geifna zines gut be-
isdten @nuies.
Grau sSlllia Neferion lit uafJ
Dluaba eereiit, UNI BORT cine Sdme-
Iter 3u beiuden, Die It'd in eineur
oortigen @oipital befinbet.
gDron &lirter mo 2eui 9unlepD
tamelt auf ibren Qicpcles bon Sim
colin, no tie bic l~lniberiit1t beiu-
den. nod Snuie.
Clair @iderp, pelder bier III
Dodge Gountp drfsepadien lit
lit in @tlion Greet, 8oibinatou,
geitorben.
9fop ailc, iuel6er ollf Der DC.
2ean 6arm iiiblid bon 9latte, ar
beitet. bate cas- llngIiif, Elm 9eip
ut beredelt ut6 iid) ihuer SIT ber-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

.9iucoln, Inn fid bort I'M &ditfa
ibrer Sdpeter NIT 0emieIbet Sit
Derbeiraten.
Sri. Srene Mcg1omorra IND 81.
6sIaep perbeirateten iiA beiite friib
un6 reilten 0ann nod SbeIbp, gaeba
ob, no lie iih nieoerlailen tuer0erL
SEER SIueD lit bort ais 9iaIer I,rlh
8npeSierer tdtig.
g.. g. Sbbnion bat 6fe Siibrung
Der @roipn @tiGing SO. iibertionA
men uub SRI. MoriaritD tpir6 oils
9li6balterin fIneiereit.
s3obn sglpnn bat Die @oGe bon
10000 S6aien fir 32h 0aB 8fb.
perfuaft. gs lit oieies Der boHits
8reis, tueIhen er lemals erbalteu
lat.
Min Rodie 6eiitdt feline Gltern
bierielbIt fir einige Gage, ebe er
feline neue @rbeit in 0er germeIt
Jung bon Observation-Disclosures I'M
0orbtpeftett cntriit.
am 9. Ntot fnl6et in 5remont
Die Sto1ts : aonbention Der Co
lp7rbus : &ittere Itott. Gs ION fin
bic @1lte Elm 8a1fett mn Country
Club orrdrgiert tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
BeSte B~ehandlung
fur Katarrh!
z. g. 9. entfernt bic ltriaae.

Spe5ialiIten Itimulen al, bab aa.
tarrb cine Snfettion 0es @lltes lit.
SobnID Gia Sbr 9Iut bon ben Ia.
tarrbiihen @iften eereinigt baben,
meroeh sic ben aatorrb los - ben
Mei3 In Der Reble, bos @1uipcrn
ua0 QugipuGen unb ben i9ledten
@efud. Die llrfahe lag bouptf6h.
Iid borin ooB Sbr geIAm1d)tes 8liit
auaeItedt tpar, bieIleidt ourh Gr-
taltulig ODER oiirh nGbere 8eribritng
zines NIT GrfsItung gebafteten.
4ber Iei6en Sic nift an antarrb.
es lit niht n~ottpenoig. Dos Waitie[
9. g. g., bor Iber 80 Sahren en-
fun6et, erprobt unb betndbrt, 1T IN
ieoer gpotbefe al boben. Gs bat
Ii9 in ~touianben Gdacn betu1brt unb
tpirb es aud BET Sbncn. A1ufett
Sic iofort @. o. @. nnO beginner
Gle Ote Sur. @enm SIR San Elm
AroaiFder it, Iarethen Sie an
Gpift Specific Co, atlnnto, Ga,
Inn freiell meoi5iniihen NGt. Sic
erflGrt Sbnei1, iDie oieies rein beee.
tabilisde @lntnittel bns 8lut rel.
niat unb es biditdbIi@ reinudid]t.
pdu ssrslbtu apatns man HE .omaba Eusanss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

Ieben, als ieine Rfeoe baHhgingen.
@r befinbet iid I'M @oipital.
Bon 8aboo mir6 beriftet, 0ob
bort Elm 9teger, melfer ilnter hem
9enn1en 1@roBpapa 6repman" all.
qemein befanrt mar, I'M sitter bon
105 Sabren eeItorben Eel. or err
innerte ii6 nod Der GfIoperei uno
mar Elm tDarner 8erebrer Ibrn-
ban 2tncolug, IN benz er ben
lpabren 6reunS Der Sdparseu 9e.
touut bate.
1. Moi.
8rGiiSent @iIion mohte boben,
boB Der &ongreB NIT ieiner 4rbett
eilt, 6onrit ct beuielben IN Die &c.
rien ididen fam.
5ran 2aipreitre Befbam bat bas
Mutomobil in Dem 9rotpn- 5reoe.
tidien @onteit getponreit. SRI. Bel
ma Greet erb1It nIs Speite Die
Suntme BON 500, uro SRI. Got.
tie &Dan Die Sulnlne bon $50,
SER 4aitor 5rolt feierte geitern
ben 8. Sobregtag ieiner 4afltnft 1T
5remont.
Sri. Sopbie Ua1ttieien reiite 6eute
friib NIT &%atroGmann MOffot nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
Der Qnorang 5um QnlD-Gonlel
0r ,Oma5a Ui6ine" 5iQ On!
Aa9 beate baben f9 t~Dettere fIni 6~ontsfantea
anSemsIOst, Elm 8epeis, bak Der Bet
tritt nod nI9t ~ ibdt In!
Trtb aItin bon GreSOrb GOuntb, 9Th aiOta,
aR Der SplkG

Don Der ridtiscn llniidt ansae.
bgTo BAD Is nod imMaer 3eit lit.
Inn NIT Musiidt auf erfolQ benz
@atomobiI-Hon Der o91elihen
Omaha Gribiineo beitreten ait fon.
men, bdbeu it6 beite tuieber flint
9~oHteftnnten orgemeloet, BON Oeuerl
timer iogor idon all ~5lpetter Stele
Itebt. GieS iolte nnter onbercn Sc.
Term Ole ebenfaIls 2uIt gum frieo-
liden @ettitreit baben, ioiort Rad.
nbmlng finoen. Man ihnei0e bell-
te nod ben Nominations . Gou.
pom oil onoerer Steue Oes Blot.
teS aus nn0 nRloe iid an. Sci eli.
mem bishen Gifer ipir0 mat Den
BoripruHg, ben einigc Qonteitan.
ten b1bcn, Ieift einboIen fonlen,
beIonoers iene ao%nteItanten, Ole lid)
eites groBen Jreunbes. unO Be-
tnnntenfreiies erfreuet.
90 tuir nod NIT pieIem 2euten,
oie Gut bober, iid ON GonteIt 5lt
teteiligeuL IN 9o~rrclonoenS ftnb,
10 BADEN mir Die 9eit fir ben Bel.
tritt perIdneert. Gas iol[te alien
2erten binretheno @eIe9enbeit &c.
ben, Dir einem GntihlnB AL TOM
men. Bis gum 20. Mtai eeben mir
GcppeIltirmeu oIio ein peiterer
BcrteiL, Desipegen man iest benz
acntsit beitreten ioIlte.
Gttuas @utes bnrf oft eeiaet
tper0en. beshn[h fon1nen mir mic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
OH TEDDY.

oh Teddy Roosevelt, cease your silly pratingl
We do not want you for another tern,
For all the issues you are agtating
Spring from the same, the e~Yerpresent germ.
At first you tried your chances with the bosses.
Hobnobbed with Barnes and used the cash OF Plat;
But when the bosses caused election losses
You showed your teeth and rumpIed up your hat
When, with all forces he could find to muster,
Mckinley tried TO stay the bloody strife,
You, king Of jingoes and the lord Of buster,
Made 1t fhe prime occasion Of your life.
Armed with a camera and brayely squirting
At what you hoped might be the peoples will,
You kept your own reporters madly sprnting
AS you dashed proudly up st. Juan Hill.
When, by an accident and our own blunder,
You had succeeded in your clumsy bluff,
Your vanity could never cease to wonder
Why we insist that two terms are enough.
And then you tore poor Taft from his safe mooring,
You forced the nation, party and the man;
But how you clustered, beyond all enduring,
When every child saw through your selfish plan.
When Bryan, whom you hated and berated,
Had brought his issues safely to the top,
You wrecked the party whence you emanated
And turned a vaudeville bandannad pop.
Drunk with ambition, you keep on initiating
Some issue that win keep you on display;
The nation knows you at the proper rating, -
Jack London crossed with vain old Bouiangeri
Common h. Sense,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
Sin siea SitdlcOds.

@aIbinotoL 3. wi1i. Iurh bic
abEebnuno oes Glart'Iden 8uiates
sur Qbilippineuborlage, wonah bic
ybiItppiuen innerbaIb bier aobretl
llnobbdngi9feit geiDdbrt tperoeil
irIte, mirb Die @orloge nun IN
itrcr uripriinotidcn GorilL fpie ite
.Genntor SitGcod bon 9ebrnsta eyt-
.icorfen, our @erntung fonrmeu.
Gam oieicr Iol ben 99ilipptuen
llna6Idugigfrit 5uaebiQigt perOen,
iobaIo bic 9legierima Der Der.
Stoaten bic 8eit I'M Slltereiie Der
Snieln fir gcfomilen b1lt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
NupnrImprh nns Mndle.

XbompIon, 8os., 3. Wtot. =
Der tuobIbabenOe Snrmer George
IS. 8ettis nno 6ciicu Sohter SpbiI
iuuroen geItern bon etitenl aboelpie.
ictien 2iebbnber Der 2esteren, So6n
elliott aus 3nde iiber bic g(6fpei-
jung eridolien elliott 6atte all.
erit Die 9clepbonorabte ournIdnit-
ten, iint gu b~erbinOern bob ganfp.
Earn Sur &ilie gerufen ipnr6eu, unO
bonn Batter unb Godter Ourh oag
5enlter bon nuben Der eridoIien.
9luf Den flii4tiaen I6roer miro &c.
fabnbet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

Der barauf 8uriid onB ieber Son
telt1nt li9 feline &tlfstruppen or.
gauiiiert. wian ipailne ieine 5reuu.
DC uno 8efannte IN Den DENT Oer
guten SnAe, mo Der GrfoIg tpiri
niht aiisbleiben. Die weitere @nupt.
fade it, 0aB 70 bieIe nene glbon'
ncuten erlnnat incroen iDie mn
irgen0 moglih 1T. 4ud oas i'll
niht 10 idtper, oIs manfe gIauben.
Die 12Gglide omaha 2rtbiinee III
oas besebrteite oeuti1e Gqgeblatt i'm
gait5en 8eiteHs gang abgeieben oa.
pom, Dab es oas ein5ige oeltIhe
&asebIntt III, unb idon 0es6nlt
tonttirrenSIos 6oitebt. @lam Seiee
ben SeittenL oie nod fetne 2eIer
inb, bic n2ribine~ Elm po1r Neal,
.unb iie Deroen nit 8ergniigeu
cbonniererL benn Die @iite Der BET.
iung miro oagemein SugeItan6en,
IND Elm gutes oeutides gIntt Der.
i6afit iid Ieidt eiHgang bel unie.
ten 9eutiherA
8ieIe a%Orteitanten befinoen IidJ
in Der t0,000saloHe, nno 6ielen
modlten mir 5arufel: Set ans
8ertl 5riId seipagt lit baIb &C.
monneui Mas an6ere fonnen, oas
fOnucn sic eeiuib nudl sic mol.
len bod iiherlid oos a~utonobiI
eeipiHnen. Diit mebrereu neuen
idBrlidcn 9efteaungen fonueu Sic
idon OH Die Spibe riideu, luo
bas lit bod tpenid aen1a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
I'm Mrutnnis ae[[er hinnh.

2onoon 3. Mtai. ~ Ser britii6e
.Gampfer o@enoon SON., Del9er am
a. april bon BortlanD, Maine, mo
am II. qpriI ben 2ouisburg, 6.
g., mad &ottcrOam obgefabreu mar,
lit berienft woroen. 2ie 8elosung
rettete Iid. Ser Sampler botte
8ei5e nan 9or0. Senoon &aa mar
1894 Gpaneu grob uno 1901 ge.
balt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
.onEeL sam tanft lInaIadsOampfer.

Maibington, 3. Mai. DAD
5Iottenfomitse Des Saules entIfieo
.ii6 eeitcrn oofiir, oob Der llroliifs.
onmpfer ngaitlou0~ bon @bicnoo,
rrIder ii9 Dor einigen Wtonoter
tuegen ieiner b~erfebIten aonitruttion
ouf bic Seite leste uto blrnoerter
Berionen ben 8elentob brafte.
oIs SduIififf fir bic Marinc.Dli.
Iib bon SIlinois artgefanit tperOe.
Die Goufinmme bari $4,000 ni6i
ilberlteigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

4fein,

Rinbermunn. afein,
gIshen: nSntelfeM fomm, iebt tppI.
len mir perbaftsn ipieIsn.4
9ntsI; .9erbaften24
aIeiHsgIsden: .Sal Du biIt nun
IsFtgsuommsn nOrosu, uno iA bin
6hubmann. Dun mubt On ausa
nbgeben. mas 9u Bel Dir bait
SntsI Iegt nod uno mad feline 8Drs
Ie, istn Sui4eutud, SaIufel etc.
auf ben Stub.
3leinsgIsden: so! SIT bas onesg
hoIt 9u meter gar nihts bel 0ir2
GnfeI: .glein!"
GIeinsgfshsu: VA pisIIeiat
rod Snpts.n0sag
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
@etterberiht.

SIR omaha un6 nmgeoen6:
|@don linO parmer helite abepo iflo
9onnerstog.
Sur 0ebrosfd: Gd6n beltte obelt0
un0 0onnerstag. 8drmer beite
abeno I'M 0itliden rnO iiiO5entrolen
Cell.
Sir Soma: Sd6n bente obcno
unD 3onnerstag. 8drmer 9onnerg-
tag urO im peitli4en Geil beute
aben6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
Grnnen afs 9efcqatrn.

9Iort6 Dafima, @oib., 8. 0lai.-
auf Der bier abgebaltenen oemofrn.
tiihen Staats aonoention muroen
% Gelegaten sur NationoI : @olt-
rention in ct. 2ouis geipd6lt. lin.
ter oenicl6en befiH0en lid) bier
Graueft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
syariner cridiest glrst.

Ogden, lttaB 3. 0lai. Dine
ifoen @ritnb eridoB aeItern Der
befannte GARNER 9iobert gur1 ben
bieligen promiuenten glr5t Or. 6.
6. GsaeoO In oefign ailtonlobil.
Ser Moroer tuirOe 0erbaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
@ationaler a0nlerDatiens. agnareh.

WoIbington, 3. Wfot. @eItern
muroe bier Der G%ationnIe aonier.
rations . aongreB er6finet, su benz
lido Delegation aus aQen Geilen
bee 2on0es e~ingeiun0en 1atteit. Or.
George Gonora BON Ne6rasfa fiibrte
lei Der er0ffaung8iihung ben 9or-
ft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03

.Dn phrbtft nldi 70 irsell6 psrbsa, Sebu, rtnn pu
s@sissSt" Hsbmtn %wirbeh.~
ld@l puS slaii Bic bAhH,ransss baRa4 abfommsa.
~ In elm paur SstuHbtu anJnwfnbsH. % irodnei ics
fert. DiaH tam ben Gtruupf lsi4t onssfttH ~ ntdis
INN MBfI,seH, TEN fanetl ON Bsbsu unb fem TthleI,
" IN Ihmersl0B. 10 dniah wie dHrn Stamm fpri1as
roatn. Neg NIT btH 9lsHern, a%ahsrmaisrH uns 2dses
rem, rimm ,,bsissSt" uHb Gu miri beiefgr Soune idn
nue fstns Sahnsrunefn ober Gamielsn mebr babsu.t
.Gtiss9ts III ibaaa ~ babsns 25e bic Sini6t sber
birtfl esfhtdf Dpn 9. qaprenes a Co., hbicdao, 50.
Btrfanii In pulnba nnb f~Hpfobltn as kE aaet bsleB
Ghbntranaeumitttl bon SberRaH g 1leGennsa Trua
sos tabtp.
Rdm s6peissH apdsHs van bic omaba EIlbAus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-03
Warum iuchen?
NiInTTl ''GetS-It''
bel H%uhneraugen
Tas meme @itteI. GinIaG. SptFder,
IN uenigen SeEnHben a~nbniueR0eH.

.etu SebH, pit fannh Dn puf 70 Jiudtnl 90 5abs
Dlr's bod mthtmals atfaef. 40 ttdt NfEthmks, Cali
bfn, Dains, mh anbntt Bma nhttH HlAis bd 3lbns
anssn. elu W -@tss9t-, aniae %gEshoriip rti
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
.GIRL SHOOTS lover
and THEN HERSELF
Myrtle White of Portland Slays Night
Clerk at Marion Hotel in salem
Love Affair Cause.

SALEM, Ore, Dec. 20.-A girl
registering at the Marion hotel as
Myrtle White of Portland" about
1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon
shot and instantly killed Thomas
Cummings, night clerk Of the hotel,
then turned the gun on herself and
sent bullet into her right ear, dying
as Cummings fell to the floor.
Cummings was shot through the
heart and in the right temple.
No one saw the shooting. though
girl friend had just stepped into the
bathroom when the tragedy occurred.
A note left by the girl says: 1--WE
have had our time. There never was
another like it. There can never be
another less perfect If we have err
ed, our lives pay"
Myrtle White lived with her mother
and stepfather at % 1-S Union ave-
nue., Mrs. Catherine Edwards, the
mother, was greatly shocked at the
news of her daughters act, but APP
parently was not surprised. the fam
lily are Salem people. and came here
to live several months ago, Myrtle
staying behind until about three
months ago,
Cummings had been paying atten-
ton to the girl, who was about Is
years old, and 1t was Mrs. Edwards
understanding that Myrtle and Cum.
mings were to have been married
shortly and to go away. She says
that Cummings met her daughter
about eight months ago in a social
way So far as Mrs. Edwards knows
Cummings had never worked in this
city.
Cummings, who was about 22 years
old. had been employed at the Marion
hotel since April, starting as a bell
boy. He was promoted to the posi-
ton of night clerk during the sum
mer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
AA%NNAANA%%A%\%
; EXPLOITATION TO COURAGE

- HAHOTsT AIT0N TO COURAGE
= tsat wherefore do YOU droop?
- Why look you sad
- Be great ia fact. as you have
= been ia thought;
. LET not the world see fear and
= sad distrust
. Govern the motion of a kingly :
. eye. SO shall inferior !
= eyes.
- ySat borrow their behavior from
the great.
= Grow great by your examples
. and put on
= FNe daantleSs spirit of resoIu-
. ton;
. ShaE baIdness and aspiring con-
. f,deuce.
. Shakespeare.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20

Or. F. w. smith. formerly of PEN
dleton but now member of the drug
firm Of Ethel & smith at Mountain
Home. Idaho, is in town visiting with
his old time friends and acQuaint-
ances.
A dispatch was forwarded to the
president from Walla Walla unani-
mously signed by the bar there,
recommending Hon b. l. Sharpstein
for chief justice of the territory
w. F. Wamsley has been appoint
ed general agent of the Oregon &
Washington Territory Railway, head
quarters in Walla Walla.
c. W. Stinehard and D. B. Waffle,
two happy railroad boys are up from
Umatilla today, now the end of the
division.
]. w. Froome, the Centerville ho-
tel man. is in town.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Greene left on last eve
ning's train for the Willamette valley
for the benefit of her health which
has been falling of late.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20

Two dogs have been i'm
ported to exterminate the coy
otes and protect the sheep in
Douglas county; that may solve
the problem for western Ore
gon but coyotes are more nu-
merous over this way.
S-S-S-o-SO~-S-S-S-S
The vets had a majority of
but 10000 in Boston; fairly
close for a large city.
~-@-S-S-S ON-o-o-~-S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20

would be intolerable if ap-
piled to political advertising.
The press is the public forum
it is incumbent upon a news
paper to give the other side a
chance. If this cannot be
done adequately through use
of news matter it is but fair to
accept advertising so long as
it is not Objectionable from the
standpoint of decency or libel.
It is true that in the heat OF
a spirited campaign no paper
wishes to see its own efforts re-
duced or wiped out through
use by the opposition of its
own advertising columns. Yet
the principle of public service
should be observed, come what
may. Besides a cause that
cannot stand such tests IS
shown by that fact to be too
weak for advocacy.
New Workers will have a
hard time convincing western
publishers that journalistic
duty calls for any such line of
action set forth by the Editor
and Publisher.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
MAN BEHIND GUN is
NOT EXPECTING PEACE
(Wnliam Phillips Simsl

? (William Phillips Sims)
B BRITISH FRONT, Dec. co.
, The man behind the gun does
, not think an early peace COM
, ing. He believes the war will
, END only after the allies vigor-
, Gus offensive has dealt the
, enemy a severe blow. l visited
, first line trenches and the Brit
, ish strength is increasing daily.
, In a trench 35 feet from the
enemy l asked a Scottish pri-
, Vate: what do you think about
, peace?" He replied 81 think
, another year will finish it." /
explained l meant the Kaiser's
} proposals. The soldier answer
ed: 81 think he's trying to pull
} our leg"
His case is typical. Nobody
appeared the least excited. All
} day the British mauled the
Germans with sixty pound
trench bombs. The Germans
, lively retaliated for twenty
minutes.
Underground l found the SOL
diers singing ragtime. One
song is called They Wouldn't
Believe Me-" The soldier said
That's the Kaiser's complaint"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
WE MUST PULL TOGETHER

~ HIS gentle comment is
IL from the Weston Leader;
"The East 0regonian
aew broadly fayors a normal
school at any suitable point In
Umatilla county rather than
that all the money for state
education gs to western Ore
gon.N
More than that the East Ore
.gonian favors a normal school
at any suitable point" in east
err Oregon; not necessarily in
Tfmatilla county. This papers
support of normal school edu-
cation in eastern Oregon has al
ways been upon broad grounds,
rot on a pork barrel basis.
Nhen the Weston normal
school was before the people
1t always had the East Oregon
iau's support. The normal mea-
sure voted upon this fall should
nave hal the support of Wes-
ton people instead Of their op-
-position. But that is now a
tHing Of the past and discus
sion is futile. 1t is time all were
learning. however, that if east
eru Oregon is to get Just treat
aent from the state our peo-
s,sle must work together. Other
wise the Willamette valley will
continue to have a monopoly
ga state educational work and
eastern Oregon will continue
te suffer by the situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
ITCHING BLISTERS
ON BOY s HEAD
Got Worse. Affected Ears, Neck
and Face. Scratched Day and
Night. Terribly 0isfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

when four months old my boy suffered
with blisters AID a kind Of scaly skin on his
head. got some salye and be didn't
seem to improve but got worse and his ears.
neck, and fare were affected. He scratched
day and night the itching as 80 intense,
and we had to keep bis hands pinned the
whole time. The skin was sore and in
famed. and he didn't have a hair on his
head. Il was just cap Of sore eruptlons.
and his face was terribly disAgurej.
lie got so bad we had to keep a mask on
his face. The trouble lasted for months,
when lady told my husband about
Cuucura Soap and Ointment. and we got
them. The third day ! noticed a big
Improvement and Ia two weeks my boy
was healed fslgnedl M. II. A. Thlele.
34s 9th st., siiIvaul.ee. Wis. oct 25. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p Skin Book On reuuest. Ad-
dress post @ard ''Crficu-a, Dept. 7, Boss
ton" s0.i .L-o z. igl. lie world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
REPORT AFTER HOLIDAYS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O,-Repre'
sentative Bailey of Pennsylvania, an
nOunced the house rules committee
Immediately after the Christmas holi'
days will report out the resolutions
for the investigation of the news
print paper situation. Several reso'
lutions of this character were intro
duced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
28 Years Ago Today

(From the Daily East OregOnian,
Dec. 90 1881
Mrs Charles Besserer was the for
tunate guesser of the pumpkin seeds
at Dunstans'. she called the turn on
5S5 seeds the exact number the pump
Kin contained
A marriage license has been issued
by the clerk to j. W. Muir and Miss
Allie Sailing. who are probably ere
this Joined By the holy bonds Of ma
trimOny
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20
THE PRESS HAS A DUTY
~ URING the presidential
ID campaign several New
Ynrk civ nannf.s qs we'll

~ URING the presidential
ID campaign several New
York city papers, as well
as other publications through
oct the country. ran political
advertisements favorable to the
candidate editorially opposed
ny them Such a procedure is
got new in Oregon where for
ssme years past newspaper ad-
vertising has been an import
ant feature Of primary anG
general elections. it being gen.
orally accepted that a news
goaper's own political conyic-
toms should not cause it to
iieny advertising space to the
opposition.
However. criticism has
arisen in the east as shown by
the fact the Editor and Pub
tEsher, a trade paper Of high
standing after discussing the
subject sets forth that News
nApers need a stern rejection
of advertisements that are not
ia agreement with the editori-
al convictions Of the respective
publications"
However meritori0us such p
rule might be in some cases it
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-20

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