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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
By local AFFILIATIONS. as tbey cannot reaci
the diseased portion Of the ear. There b
only one way TO cure catarrhal deafneGs
and that 4 by a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness h caused b. an IN
famed condition Of the mucous lining o.
he Furtarhian Tuhe when this tube \
Inflamed you have . rumbllnE sound or In
perfect hearing. and when u Is entirelJ
closed, Deafnels Il the result UnleHa tbs
inflammation can Be reduced and this tube
re9fored 20 it, normal conffriou hearina
viii b. Destroyed forever Many cases Of
deafnesH are caused By catarrh. which y ar
lnfiamed condltlon of the mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure acta thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces of the system.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars fof
any case q Catarrhal Deafnesa that cannoi
Be- cured By Haira Catarrh Cure Circula1
y. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

Telegraph, New York Mail. Moving
Picture News, Dramatic Mirror. Mo-
torgraphy, New York Clipper, etc.
have been equally enthusiastic in their
words of commendation.
In addition will be shown two acts
of vaudeville. Admission. 25c. chill
dren 10c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
ATTORNEY Is Firm.
safe medicine for children.

''Is il safe" is the first question TO
be considered when buying cough
medicine for children Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy has long been
a favorite with mothers OF young
children as it contains no opium or
other narcotic, and may be given 10
a child as confidently as to an adult.
II is pleasant to take, too, which Is
of great importance when a medi-
cine must be given TO young children.
This remedy is most effectuai in re-
lieving coughs. colds and Group OBJ
tainable everywhere.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
Alta Iheater Friday and SATURDAY,
TBeatriz AIicllelena In The Tn
written law"

written law"
The Unwritten law Is a seven
part photO-drama adapted from Ed
win Milton Royle's stage success OF
the same title. The story Is whote ;
some and big and develops through
breathless suspense 90 one OF the
most thrilling climaxes ever attained
in motion picture art An advance
synopsis Of II here Is inadvisable ana
would detract from ones later pleas
ure in seeing II. since much Of the
interest OF the development Of the
plot on the screen hangs on a thread
Of mystery and surprise that u spun
out with clever producing touches
to the very end Of the story.
II Il were necessary TO pick one
outstanding feature from the many
elements Of greatness that this pro-
ducion embodies. IL would unhesitat-
ingly be the emotional power OF Bea-
triz Aichelena's acting Miss Mich
eIena's impersonation Of Kate Wilson
IN this picture H. her greatest achieve
ment since forsakinE opera for the
screen. Every critic who has review
ID the film has declared her work ?
marvel both IN power and finish.
Billboard" declares that: Volumes
would inadequateiy describe her won
derfui portrayal Of the woman" while
such publications az the New YORK
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
now FEARS HOBOEss Would
Use Guns Against GOVT.

WASHINGTON. April zs.-Paci-
fists. conscientious objectors and
representatives. u unorEa ani1sd work
ers appeared today before the senate
military c5mmittee- James Eada
Hsg - ~ Louis. known a. The NIL
Iionaire Hobo apeakinE Tor mlErs-
tory workers. aid ~ guns we're put
in their hands h. feared they would
use Them aFainsf the government
Juseph cannon. a. labor orEauiEer.
pred icfed thai the aeiecfise draft and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
CITY WILL NOT
BUY MAGAZINES


The smouldering library contro-
versy flared up for a few minutes at
the council meeting last evening when
Mrs. j. F. Robinson appeared before
that body and attempted to secure
$500 with which to purchase maya
zine renewals for the county library.
She encountered an obstacle insur-
mountable. at least for the time be-
ing. in an opinion of City Attorney
Fee.
The city attorney held that under
the law the city could not appropri-
ate any money for the purchase OF
books or magazines for any hbrars
other than its own. Mrs. Robinson
read from the library statutes pro-
vision whereby the city may appro-
pirate money for the maintenance
of any public library within its midst
The city attorney held that the pur-
chase Of magazines was not main
tenance- Mrs. Robinson appealed to
the council but that body seemed to
-hate the sound of library as
Councilman Murphy put it
Mayor Best declared that the city
paid city attorney for his advice
and would accept it as long as he was
retained
Mayor Refuses to Sign
The council had previously voted
the $500 but the warrant has not
been signed by the mayor. Mrs
Robinson asked the council to COM
pei the mayor to sign the warrant.
The mayor said he would refuse un-
Til convinced that the warrant was
legal. Asked whether he would ac-
cept the opinion of other attorneys
on the point. he said court decision
would be necessary.
| Attorney Is Firm.
| Mrs. Robinson declared that II was
a burning shame that Pendleton could
not provide magazines for her OWE
citizens when the little towns of P1-
lot Rock, Helix. Milton and others
OF the county wsre making such ap-
propriations. In a private CONFER
ence with the city attorney she trieo
! to win him over but he was obdurate
in his views of the law. He didn I
care, he said. whether the counciI
made the appropriation but his hon
est opinion of the law was that sueh
procedure would be Illegal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

higher prices OF food would lead to
rio-s and that blood sill nov In the
streets"
Mrs W. l. ThOnas % Chicago. ex-
ecufive secretary Of the Women's In
ternafionai Peace Party. charactertz-
ID the var a. an alliance between
Lombard and wall strests.T
Grant Hamilton o. the American
F-ederafion of I.s6or. sald labor stood
soiidIr aEalnsf cDnscriptiou-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system Of the body. When they
become obstructed by constipation a
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry or is absorbed in
to the system. making you feel dull
and stupid. and interfering with the
digestion and assimilation of food
This condition is quickly relieved by
chamberlain's Tablets. obtainable
everywhere.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

TtUttulEe II "A We
been used in my
family for years,
and With good
results. ] always
gave my children
the Golden Med
ical Discovery
as a tonic in the
spring. My hus-
band took L for
poor blood, tor
pid liver and in
digestion NJ y
daughter found i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS.

Maggie s. Barton, ct al. to c. 3
Jerard, 81. acreage in township
north range 32-
Fred Hodgen, ct ux. to Frank
Ransom. ct ux, $40. NE IA Sw Ia
and NV Ia Sc Ia. section 20.
township north, range 35-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

good Tor bIoating caused
rom indigestion. / am glad 20 rec:
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
= Mrs. NJ. Cunningham
5O9 Ross Street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

There is no harm in a mans pos
ing as a genius IL he is self-support-
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

People wouldn't be so careful about
their actions If it wasn't for the gos-
sips.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

Many a mans awakening is due 70
hi. uife's dream q bonnet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
ASK YOUR NEIGHBoR !

Portland, Oregon. -"Dr. Pierce's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

NEW PETTICOATS OF ALL KINDS
New Gingham House Petticoats---- SOC
New FIowered Sateen Petticoats---- 9Sf
New Black Sateen Petticoats 9Sf to
$3.50.
New White Sateen Petticoats $1.25
New White Muslin Petticoats 79f to
$500.
New Silk Taffeta Pettieoats $3.50 to
$1,000.
All colors of the rainbow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

to be 100 point clothes-that they fully meet
the highest clothes standards in fit in style, in fabric
reliability in tailoring excellence and in full value Civ
ing. Prices range from $3.50 to $4,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
The Newest Modes of
BON-TON CORSETS


forth most charming of Bon To
for type of figure.
lines of the corses
perfect fitting without saic
slightest degree.
FTom the low bust lightly those
the support you will find stock complete while
order that
model to particular needs
ROYAL WORCESTER Back Laeng) Corsets 81 to $z7:
COSSARD Front Lacing) CoFsets----- $500 to $125t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26

Make free use of our rest room,
End floor in front, it's there for your
accommodation and we like to see you
use it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-26
WoMEN's HOSIERY
NOVELTY BEADS
OUR GUARANTEE

OUR GUARANTEE
We carry the largest stock of Dry
Goods to be found in Pendleton or
Eastern Oregon and we hereby
Guarantee our prices to be the lowest
Should competition at any time cause
lower prices to be made, we will al
ways meet them, with strong pro-
liability of yet lower prices.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-19
HieIioc uac6fra0c
naeb S~taRlplattcns
Au9fn6r nnS @rcis i'm lcbten Sis
folingr bcOentcnO g%cilcgcn.

g}cU gorf, 10. Sept. - Die Gp8
iugr 0oll MictaaGu rut0 ibrcr 9aupt
pro0uftc mdbrcu0 0c5 nit oeut 80.
SUM bccn0Gicn Jisfoliobrc8 lit be-
lonocr5 iaterciont, weil 0}ctolle
w05rcn0 oc5 aricgc5 cine &auptroIle
ipiQItcn mo nod piclel. Stein Elm.
jiges Miltolproolltt lit scr 4iIte Der
0}etQQolt5iGbr bot Sic 2liiucrtiom.
fcit 10 itart oti iid 9elanft ais
5tQ5lp.atten. Glc ciu5ltmiidje 9tQd
froge mad S~to5lplottea mar dllBcr
gGD09ulidl. Scr Grci3 bon Glattel
mgr0e luubren0 Der lcGtan 3polf A}o,
udte bcr0oppclt, neil bic Ia5rifantct
mit Der 9otfro8e uidt Sdritt bal.
ten foulltst @5ia iid Die g5adirogc
nod DISQUALIFICATION U~ergr5Gcrt bat, lit
bcitcu aus Der etormcu 3luloDs
ue III Der gusiu6r nn Die nit 4me.
rifu D~cr6tlu0ctcu 9iotioncn sit crs
icDei.
2Sa9rtuo scr init Dclt &c. Stunt
1916 beeu0etGl 3UoIi Itouote Gabcn
Die Geri6iiiungcn uadJ ocm 2tusIauo
COZ, 900 &iuu0 CREDIT, 0crat
8ert Sill, $4,000 mar. g9dgren0
Der NIT Dem 30. Slni 1917 bCeu0C
ten 3m0lf W}ouotc betrug bic 4us
itbr bon 5~tQblplattell 9i3, 100000
8iull0, i'm @crte bon $3G,1t2000,
cine 8rci53ullo6ute bon $l.96 H6er
0Q8 gorjolr, o0er iiber 100 45ro5ctt.
Sic Auafu6r bon GtaGlidjcnet
betrng im borlegtcu 6i5tuIiaDr 537r
918 Conner, I'M 8erte bon SIT.
.631, 1855, ell 2urdidnittsprci8 bon
1921 per Ionle. eS5l1l Icttcu SIS
toIiaDr pur0cn 602,035 Ioulcn
all8geiiiGrt, I'M 8erte bon $26,076,
0G6, 5t1t Qurdidmittspcrt bon
1881 per Come, cine g8ert5nnob.
me bon $l0.54 per Come. Die
Guatltitat 0e8 I'M b~orle6tcn 5i8fol
ja9re als8efiibrtcn gQiciicfs ms
Sta9l mar 270,3tt Gonncr, i'm
8erte bon $t2,O05,171. Snt lebtcu
5i5faliabre itic8 Die 9(u8ft5r ouf
339,480 Conner, i'm @crt BON $22,
COG, 956. Ger 9urdidnitt5pert per
Come bon $67.48, cine &rcisitci9c.
ring BON $23.07 per Come, ODER
fait so 8ro3cnt.
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GicIt 9oTor s. 8fotenDoltcr BON
Chicago, 4}raii0ent Ger ytiHouri.Sg.
no0e, Die GrG0igt in 0clttider Spro-
de. 9tadmittogs preoigte 4rofeiior
e. 8ur0ief bonn tbeologid en GoH.
cor0ia Seminar in ct. Souls e6etl.
fans in 3eutih, n09rcuo @aitor s.
Sdleuier bon Chicago Die engliiGe
GreOigt belt. Sic Geian9e at 0et
@ottes0ienIten muroen bon einem
&il0erdor bon $50 Ginoerft, einem
geuiiGten Ggor bon nelrn5ig un0
einem WiQnnerdor bon ied3ig gum
gortrng 9ebradt lno batten cine
~munoerbare @irfuug. IS mar Dies
0ie 9r0Bte religi0ie 3uiaEmtentunft,
bic icit S5obren in Gunting GountD
obqe6olten nur0e. SER &nitor 9cl,
ihlQger bon bier bate Die gail8ett
Irrnugierttngen fir Sic 6cier IN Ser
9on0.
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0pmmt mt bnpnn.

@orfolf g}cb., 10. Scpt-Qer
o%nacicbcne ilin9e 6orner @crman
&entcider, ser BEL Glearmater,
g}eb, no1nt mur6e gcitcrn i'm bic.
iigen @unoeSgeridt BON Scr an.
tlogG 0ro6ungcn gegeu 8rGlioent
8iIion ou5geitoBen 81 6aben, frei.
geiprohan. Scr gtidjter cntifie0,
OaB Der Qngeflagte 0ie frogIidcn
a|eaBerungen an II. 5ebr1tar, al.
70 che 0os bonn aorgreB al 6ent
Gage anaenoumane @eicB
geacn iolde III Strait frat, gcialen
iino, Dob olio Die 8eitimlmlngen
0es @eiebes olf @enteider feline
gnipenouna fin0en t6uuteu. Ben.
teider, Der e6enio iDie bereit5 iein
I'M 9on6e ac6oreu lit, bat,
Uie er iel6it cingeitauo, I'M 8oitaHlt
bon Clearwater an fragIi9en "a.
9eiagt, ooB er, menn CT ge3luult.
gen muroe in Ben arieg 5lt 3ieben
0o5 @efuhl bosen nar0e, ben 4ra.
iioenten 6uerit at eridieBen.
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tsrankbeit lit Scr orSBtc Seine
Ser u1cnId6bcit; bcreitet GM6 pcr,
nm ibrcn 1n1riffcn Su beacattent

SIR 9lut obiolut rein 5u BaIten.
SaItet es rein, uno Gle brouden
feinen 8otorrb, gbeunoti8mus,
Gf3ema, StrofeIn ODER anoere Sci.
ben 81 iiirdten bic bon unreincm
8llt tomnen.
lin cana fiber sl ieir, 6aB Sbr 8Eut rein
genu8 IT, I'M biefe aranIbeiteu nb5umellcu,
ut % gut eitIige 6iaibeu g. q. g. Ill nebs
men, Dem 5uitiebenitelenbftet 8l~utrciHIgnHges
nittel. G. G. Q. piro bereit5 felt nber fluis
5ia Sabren nit beiiem eTfotg benutt mo TT
lebt as pds belle 4dtieI 8lr Jie%iHiguGtg bes
8lule5 mo 5uuI &uibnu 0e3 aorper5 hefunlft.
BeIfdnlt IN allen 9lpoibelelt. lin glefnItnie 81
~et5telen, uber5eiae man fif, buB mon 0as
e1ie g. e. Q. erbdlL
Sis iino einaeInoen. an uuicren me0i5iuis
ideli 2ireiiDr 81 lntelheH, ner 1Gnet NIT
erBBlent &etaHlgeH ireien nteoisiHiidaen @at
hesaaltn sbres elgenet t5aHe9 erteileH miro.
~storetie: eluiit Specific CO., 156 S, Glpitt
Laboratory. AlIania. Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-19
7lus Greiobtort, ucbr.

Git 3ielulid erfol9reidcr @nn0cl
it bier lieben Meilen bon Creighton
o6geidloiien mor6ca. SER s. ~.
Career bat feline aus az Scftionen
~beiteben0e 5orn bertmlit, fir melue
er fir einea $40, fir Ben nnocrcn
$50 per qfer er5ieItc. @arr Career
bat bon 8. SO. grolun Damn ein
pradtooQe8 Sau5 Qefouit mo miro
I'M Gftober mad Der Staot 3iebcn
uio iid i'm Sta0tlcben beritden.
8ic Ieift man gum 4uto0ie6,
o0ne eS at poacrL iner0cu fam! -
Infer 6reun0 S. 8. CAREER iibt
aemiitli6 bci Soc Braun un0 ftopit
ieinen Solo, md5reno ieine Gar, Die
ole Cars, in Der 0litte Der StraBe
iteben muBte, un0 pa5rihein.ih ia.
ben cine gauge 9tn5abl oleide 5orO3
3uiammengeitmoan. gtad0em er
nun cine qan3e &ei6e bon 9atIleu
urb @ran0s nit giaren beripieIt
ooer geluonien bat (es muB nobl
Gtat geueicn ieir), noute CT ieiucn
beinatli6eL ettpo s gteilen bon Der
6ta0t g%elcgenen 9ennten 5ueilen. @r
iteigt in ieiue Gar, D b. er gIoubte,
6 mar Die feline, fQBrt los mo
fonrmt gLiidli1 beim. ga iaat ibWt
crit Elm, nad Der Summer gu idalt.
en-, un0 riftig, CT bat cine faIide
Gar erpiidt. &inoinipringet mo
mad Der Std0t 3lriidgou0cln mar
ems. 8abren60eiien 0often Die
oaOeren 70 uad uno nod aud an Die
Seimfabrt, ullo ais ale Cars aus
Ser Geibe gcnoutnten fe9It BAG Quto
zines Serrn, md6ren0 nod cine an.
0ere iibrig lit. glio De mien Is ito6.
len. Sum ober Die gan3e &oB n1,f
bic gerfolgung 6e5 9iebe8; faum
baben iie Die Cars I'M @ongc, foumt
aranf gang geuiitlid al 1rno
ieine eigenc Gar itan0 nod 0o. Ser
ean5e 2iebita9I eigentIi6 elm
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Bunker Beait i'm
BranGeis G0eater!
2os ori8ineGhe 2aitipieI, meldeS
Md icmalS in Cma9a 3nr
Multiplying 9elangte.

3a5 bonn 9ran0ei8 Gnien6le,
Sen 9ronoci5 8laper8, oufgefibrte
2uitipiel u@is NlaieIt0 8tnter
Bean, mus mirflidl Ql8 Der grfolg
Der Gaiion be5cidnet lperoen. Qa5
5tilf, meldcs nod elmer gtobeIe
Der 5atllr0a0 gpclitq @oit ini3es
inert Durog Fat bel 0ent beiu6en.
Sen &u6Iifum pabre 9eifoIl5itiirme
attsgeloit.
@err SurrD 9. 9}inturn ipieItc
feline Gole ais Yulfer 8ean lpirfs
lid, fanto8 un0 lpuroe %tottrQitig
Dor 5rduleiu Qorot9D Gbnemofer
In Ser Gpllc oc5 Jlopper unteritiiBt.
Sylt Der HoIEc 0es bielbeidditigten
Embellishments ut0 8llgleid ou6
3drtIiden 9ater5 5eigte g8iIlar0
Softer feline groBe altuItbegQblng,
ma6ren0 5rGltIcin Selen oe 2an0
ais mo5IfpoQen0e @roBplutter all.
.9arlleinen 9eifaa fano.
@or54gli6en Ginorlf mofte
aud 0os Spiel oes @errn SAT
Mtarbin oIs bodQee6rter gQQipic.
Ter; @alter Gidiniou, Der 0en Der.
idpenoeriiden Sobn oeS Souie8
~oaritcllte, fano Gbenfals ungeteilten
Behalf. att6 Sic onoeren Soften
moren b~or5HgIi6 beiebt, 10 0oB 0a5
Stiif oI8 groBer GrfoIg be8eidnet
iper0cn fam. @er itd eiuen pirfs
lid perqiaigtGn 9lbcro beridoficn
mill, miro iidcrlid oltf feline Sled.
ultng foumen, iUenr er I'M 2oltfe
Der ISOLDE Dem @~ranoeis GDcdtcr
einen @ciud obitattet.
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Mctcolfe iagt, 6allcr ioltc
reilauierct

2~incoln. gfe6o 10. Sept. = Ri.
hnr0 8. Uietcolfc, Ser gcit2ru einer
5itang Oc3 @ertei0igan85ratc5 bier
bcaDobute, io8ta nodoem betreii5
Der 0IeutIiden @rtlarung 5ronf 9,
Sellers, oaB 0erieIbe 0arin ni6t &C.
Ieu8uet lat, Der 9eFfcfier Der nit
o8atricia Raucoul6" ge3eid)nctcil
8rieie at iein, pcIde nidt nltr pro-
0eutid, ionoern 0ircft mltjnterifo
Mid 9clpaien icien. @aIer ioqtc nnd)
@Setcalfe8 0}eiuung iofort bonn He.
gentenrat Der llniberiitdt 3llrildtre,
ten, 0a er ionit ge3panqcn mer0en
miir0e, ieiu Qut nieoey3ulegeH.
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ltntcrIMdbMn9 Ger
Rcoicrmne~scrMdscrci
gci Ocm 9rnf Der SreilcitS. gunOe
fol- Notwithstanding
DOraetOmmcn lcin.

@ai5inotor, 10. Sept. SnfoI.
ge Der 9eidlpcrOen, cob Bel Oem
0rltd Der 5rcjDeit8.g ono8 1T Der
JleQicrug8Orudcrci 9rOBe 0,aterinl.
ueridpcuOung oorgcfommcn lei, lit
0aieIbit cine llnterindung cingeleitet
iuorociL mcLdc bon @ilfs- 5nobamts
ictrctdr GroabD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3afor @rice un0 SonteS y. S8ilaot1,
G6eicIert 0cs S6abamt 9eparte.
nle1ts. qefiibrt miro.
Gin &rdIininorberid)t lit bercits
Stutomt. Sctretdr Mc2looo untcr.
breitct lDor0cn, in meldcm aclDidtigc
Gmpic9htn8ln bctrcii5 8cdicl5 0c4
&erioltolS mo Der jcbt iii Der gtc-
gicrlungsOulterci UblIdcn @rtrieb5
ulo @eiddftamct0oOcn 9c1odlt ucr
0cli
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Seine au6lepnut fir Nc6rnsfn.

2incoln, gtcg, 10. Sept. = gQe
9efiirdtur8en oaB g~Sebra5fa inn
toluneuDeu 8inter elmer &oblennot
gegeuilberite9cn miro, iiuO ollrd bic
Grbebungen oeS Itdutli6en 8ertei0i-
guttgsrate5 berideudt moroen. Gin
9iertel oe5 tp6bren0 Der nd6iten 12
02onate I'M Staate ben0tigten Sob.
lenqllontlml5 lit bereits borban0en,
Uie aus oen Yeridtct Ser Sto6lcn.
Hdn0lcr au ben gerteioigpngsrat
berborgegt. 9eioltOers gut boben iif,
ole SdnoIer in GmaDo ur0 2incollt
por9eiebeH, no geniigcn0 9orrGtc
fir ocn baIbcn @iIlter nuigeltapeIt
itno. !,
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EckAlsuadbridbtcn
ans Srcmcnt, uebt.!
3reutont, is. September.

Cine Gu3abl 6rcnlontcr rciiten
nod Geoor Bluffs, ltllt BET Der
@rrnOiteinleglmg 81 Der nellen ia.
t1oliiden STRIDE %gcgenpartig al iein.
6rol WlotD 6. Sio60arO bat iidl
on 4r0iiocnt g8iIion NIT elmer 9itt.
idriit eclpoilDt, NM ibren aooptib.
iobn bonn @QilitdroienIt 8lt befreien.
Gus. 2uuoberg mo licbet aIroere
grbeiier bcrloren sic aontroIle ilber
cine Sail0car, nit Der tie einen
glufr1uniltig85uge fol8teL rno
iprangelJ it Griuortlng eiucS 3u-
iammeuitobes nit 0emieI6cL ob, no.
BET iic ole meGr ooer meriger iHlue.
re, icood nid)t leben5geid9rIifc Ser.
letungen 0obontruget.
Somoro @atbon erlitt cinen 9rut
bes arlnc8 beim Sngougictcu zines
gutomobiIs. SER 8ot9on 1T cilt
@ngeitcater Der Sine dneiOer So.
1itor Giiion bat iiA mieoer Der
ct ull0 miro eiu 4oitorot In
gml i%l6ernebmcn. 5ciue 6rau mar
friibcr 6ralt S. e. 98atiou Uon gtc-
brasfa Gin.
SIM ndditen Qolmcrstag miro
elm gliilionor, Ser Iartgcrc 3eit in
Snoicn lpor, in Der 9optii.cnflrdc
eiuen 8ortrag ii6er 2e5cn mo o.
%pobnbciteu Der Stl0ier DaItel. G3
miro cine aoQcttinn mIigclontnleu
iuer0en.
al0in aoitIon, Ser iidI tur5 bor
feilter @orIoOrmg 3um @tiIitaroiruit
nleIoete, lit mieocr bon Sort 2ogolt
Sltrildgcididt mor0ab neil lciu 0c
pidt rmgeltiigci0 NOR. CT mciB
nun oor nidyt, ipic bolo mon ion
ipieocr ucrlolgeu miro, 0a ieiue be-
5ii0li6en gHiro8cn m51auhuortct
blie6er.
Die 8aiierioutaiac on ocr Gdt
Der 6. mo Wtojl 5trobc mur0e
Dellte bon ciltem glatomobIl ull8e-
ronnt uno 3%ertriinlnlert.
Cine 6rau 0tobel Softer Go8gett,
iDeIhe uber ibre gtlebniiia M Der
5rott I'M Pictorial 9ieDielD"
idreibt, I1bt 0ie anbe aus Dem Sod,
ais engliida 2(uiiidts6elorOcn IN
Jrartreif i6r Die uebcrfabrt no6
England oeripGigcrn, iir0em ite iagt:
Sic iolten iiderIid an Der Stricas-
propaganda Der glQiiartcn III 9lulc.
rifa i~1tcrciiert iein.
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gcim @~otte8Oicut Oom SoSe creilt.

9%en0erion 3e6., 10. Gept. =
6rau Gba @einri4s, Oic @attiu bon
Safob @eiurids, nllr0c ON Conn.
tag, ol5 iie in Der Stride loar. pl5b.
LID pom Io0e GrciIt. Ole 8critor-
bere, DcIde Elm g(lter BON 60 Sa5ren
erreidte, mar cine ougcuciu gead-
tete un0 6elic6te 5rau. 9}on glollbt,
6aB Die Gorge nm tbren ettl8igen
So9rL Der gum 0tilitdr ge5oaea lit,
ole llriQde Ae5 SnhcS nor.
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gLntnnnin0 mit lIIIidrn lnLnrn.

5rcmont, gteb,, IS. 9cpt. = 81
gutan lit Ole %73id5rise 6ral g}aric
&ratfD an Den @~crlctuugcit gcitor.
ben, weI6a iie bel eincm 9lutomo6il.
uafaa III Der 9}a0e ION @o5oo 0o.
bongctroQeli. Ole ilbrigcr SJllioIiclt
ocs araftluagel5, SER uljo Jratt
$antc8 2out8fp nit &in0cru lm0
Srou Morie Coon ltuO Soldier ia
men nit unbeocutcnoca GcrIcglngclt
OaDol.
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5000 @nder fir Aic enLEnten.

&iucola, 9teb, 10. S2pt. = Gif
9eD0bner 9~tcbrustas 6o6Gt iilr 0jc
Sol6ntcl lit Grontrcid oocr IN Den
Ius6ilOungslo8cru beraitS 5000 @ii.
der oui8cbrodt. G5 iaQcu jet @alo.
iaamGHlgcn DerdHitaJtat mcrocfL I'M
luiHcnidoftlide uutO g}atidlo9eipcrtc
fir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al3lt-
idoifau.
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Die scringitc llnreinlidfeit bes
8lntes lit gefdbrlidj.

Die 2uft, meIfe Gle einatmen
mo 6ag 3afier, neIdes sic trim.
fen, Iino nit 6einoen Der @eirno-
beit iberla6er. g8 lit unn1ogIid,
0eren gngriff 5a entgeben 0a oieier
6eino nnIiht6ar lit.
sic fonnen iid ober ~borbereiten,
uil oieien glngriff pirfuHgslo5 81
maiden. Gle tonnen Sbr SDitent
oerart Itdrfen 6oB bieie arontBeits.
feline feline @elegenbeit baben, iid
fcit8uiebcn ionoern obgeitoBen ipcr.
ben.
Goaa 1T Is u~1beoipst nottpeD6ig,
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SO &cfrntcn bun @iabiiun GOnntp.

NlQ0Iion yie6., 10. Sent. = Wia.
0iion GouHtD ~Iiciert 30 Hefrlttcn
gum 8ipciten 2Cuf8a6ot Der 9iotiouol.
ornee, meIde bctte borluittaq nod
Sort GileD bic 2l5ia9rt ontrateL
nadoen iDtlen nod elm idones SO
idiao5ieit Dor Der glbreiie gegebGll
mor0en mar. 8icnstag botten sic
8iirQcr bon 0orfoIt ME bon M}aoi-
Jon Die 5utIniti8cn arie9cr bollfet.
tiert.
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gridt OaS gcin.

2oui80iac, g}cb, -. Sent.
Sen N}c@rgu gcrict dlf iciltcr 5aDrt
nod 2iucoIl init iciacm Motorroo
in ctnc @erne &icl, Wuroc 3lt go.
Den GcidlcnOcrt ul0 licat mn NIT
cineu gc6rofclcn 9eir III citclu
@oipital in 2incolu 0arnicOcr.
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Meinrmntipnsfcier in g8c.tppint.

g8citpoint g}eb.. 10. Sept. = Die
0eutih .lutberiidan @emeinoeu oieier
Bcgen0 begingen om lebten Son1tng
in feItlider &ciie Die @ieriaGrbult.
oertfcier Der Reformation. Gtrpu
1000 9crionen nabnlen OH oem
neutrality-suspicious. tell. Die
@ottesoieuite muroen in eiaem GRO
Ben Self ouf Der 3ennbnbn nbgebal.
tcae. 9urmitass I'm 101z lAr