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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
Don't Blame the Servant.

Ne1s4HE
Definite hours for the worker and per.
mission to live outside. the house where
she works, with social opportunity and
recreation OF her own choosing. were Civ,
en- as Some Ways Out OF the Servant
Problems by Mrs. Christine Frederick.
housekeeping, In an address before the
ut Is not q W problem that We
have today, but 9 mistress problem" the
speaker .eaid.~ Under the present condi-
tions II Is a wonder that housework ap-
peals to anybody but q rAcezof orphans.
Ii is a shame. to the mistress that only
those incapable OF other work become
servants. and the mistress Is the n re-
sponsihte.
m servant should have her own life
outside the house where she works and
should n 9 be asked where she goes OF
what she does. IT 10 q mistake to try "a
make i home. for your servant: only she
do that. If the hours Of work for
the serrantHwere standardized you would
soon ind = higher ciass Of taking
work"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
Each on the Defensive.

From the Florida Times-Union.
:, one aM.no ,,1. de,ma g Lei the nm X.
another proposing, LET the ruling people
thinlk T~hereupon we have a war to
the knife between these two great pow.
era. neither OF which realizes that each
has proposed exactly the same salvation
to ua-if the ruling people think, must
not the thinking people rule? But tho
Incident illustrates the conduct of the
European powers where each insists 1t Is
defending itself against attack, Just as
tho north ssumed the union would be de-
hall.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
His Scenario Significantly Named.

0SUNNTtO OINWTfVG3USJY 4by0M0Us
From the Philadelphia Record.
York. Pa.-Charged with having sent
anonymous and threatening letters to
Judges lawyers and Witnesses against
him In his previous conviction for at
taaMpfed biackrnail Of DR.. II. EHyid
Snayaer.pthen coroner. Roscoe e. Hoilo-
way wa arrested here. His Price, or
IL Revenge Sweet After AiI?. wa the
significant title Of motion picture
scenario Of which Holloway wa the
snfhors and which was found Ii his
possession.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

forced to use n
a n For these
disorders 1 am
glad to say I used
Dodd's Kidney
Pills, which proved
to be the proper
remedy. I am "a
years old, feel
ii n and once
again stand as
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

straight as an arrow. Dodd's Kid
ney Pills deserve great credit Be
sure and get "DoDD's," the name
with the three DIS for diseased, disor-
dered, deranged kidneys; just as Mr..
Benton did. No similarly named article
will do.-Adv.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Not Long Enough to Reach Here.
BILL see by this paper that China
has the longest National hymn.
Jill-Ever hear it?
"Oh, no, I've been over there"
"Well, it can't be so awful long II
1t hasn't reached here yet"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
GAVE HIS CANE AWAY!

Mr.. S. P. Benton, kerryilIe, Texas,
writes: "For several years prior to
1906 I suffered from kidney and rheu-
matte troubles. Was bent over and
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

labor at the high rates prevailing there;
but, in this case he will be held to have
taken up his residence in Great Britain,
and will be promptly conscripted.''
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
Arduous Work.

The heart soon becomes tired OF
much gayety. Pleasure-seeking is y
very laborious occupation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
Looks the Part.

Monkeys have a great deal of GU
riosity."
II take it the camel is something Of
Il rubberneck, too"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
Second Choice.

writing a story for n of the
lending magazines remarked Scrib-
0n, With q lofty mir.
lndecd,' replied his caustic friend.
&sssAn Il which one OF the inferior maya.
Zines do ~ think will publish it??'
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

OF the 3s, ,l67 1856 galnfully occupied
persons In the United States, $780,
~, on 21.1 per cent, are women.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01

mere Mao / SplagsbuIe bcr @taten
enh 1916. Grempelpis neones> at
t32 6irmaer 1915 bobhe 1872, 2,000,z
Oa0 Euno &ip6, l1eoens famine Sir
maer III bar 65,O62,735 &nnb.
Ser er 8,773,441 $i1ro G1ner mob
7>159,348 for ct slor iioen, 5 ct belt
slar bar @epege.leu al N?aoparer
gooet moo Seem Oorf, iagoe bo>.
llniteo Trefs telegram til "1toenoe" ---,
= @bicago Oel1 23oe Seb. &ri=
icrne paa 2eonetslnioler iortio li1
,itaoige @tigning ioag. Hrilerne, 6er
igoor blep a'1lect l:r prohibiting piite
heo Marteoet5 Mab;ltug i0ag i11tet
9egn til at oale eller en6og at itanie
i'm ipimlenoe. 6art moo &pioen.
&ilitan6ene / Sc operfDl6te Seie=
gaarosoiltrifter % blon6t 6e fat
tigere @lasier> Ser blep beifrepet ion1
alporlige forrige llge, a11iees mi
iom frttilfe. 8ar1nbiertigbeo
niiationer n1eloer Sen berite 9eeo.
9iebliffelige Sorbol6sregler for at
bjelpe tages al 8pmpn6igbe6erne og
8armbiertigbe nltitutioner. &arer
% Silt, Ser por fonfiiferet al @ilot.
opiDnsme116ene, 1166eles blal16t 6e
trengen6e.
Meloinger ira Observation-Disclosures
ian1let igaaraftes og i6ag piler> at
Gbicagos Sattigbefolfning itaar ober=
for en- al 6e melt fritiife gtposperiooer
/ 8pens @iitorie. Set er fife laome=
get Mangelen paa Mao lom 0e nol6.
icnne Hriier> Ser on1trent ct probi6i=
tine.
ct. 2ouis Sen 236e Seb. - slf
6rpgt for Spteier / 2igbeo 1neo>
bpao ionn bar f11n6et @te6 / Seem
Dort % 8bilaoelpbia, bor ct.
(Bortlrttes paa 26en @ibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
nentft 41aa 6uar.
9eaibineton sea.tcE ,paa, ai 0itcrrig
ifal fiargjstesiin 3plbning an.
gaaenbe ltbaabfrigc,t.

gSaibu1gton SEN 226e 6eb. Gen
slterrigif=ameritanite Situation ino.
tager i6ag ben melt frenifuote Plaos
i SEN il1ternationale &rtgslttuation.
Set pigtige &unft Bette tauie 9ra=
ma, font bar peret ipillet iioen 8rl,6>
set meIlem Sc Toreneoe stater og
Gpiflan6, ipnes at foreitaa. Snoen
48 Ti1ner ba Sc Torene6e Staters
9fegjeri,1g pi6e, bporpi6t ben oiplo'
1notiife Torbinbelle meo 9lterrig'
llngoru maa afbrDoes.
$ lloer1rigsbepartelnentet eller set
&pi6e &us flyer mani it1tet ON, bpao
lom foregaar bag &nlisierne. Neoor
Seppet er fal6t, btl BOG ct al Sc
melt bralnatilfe og intereslante SD
pitlcr Ber6ens @iitorie bore itreoet
set ba,16ler ON e,t flor Station,
1om fig1nper for at begrgn1e S111=
fonget al en flor @rig> og cit anoen
Station, 1om forigger at bebage en-
1l1egtig 0en og iamtioig itette e'1
@unosforbanbt.
Observation-Disclosures pil lite op<
lpie noget om, bpao iom er forefalot
meIlem Sc Goreneoe Stoter og 0iter'
rig<l1ngarn oe ii6ite 18 Gage. Set
pil life engang inoremme uotero1'
gelien at set sli6e Memoir, iona er
blepet offentliggiort @ten, 91terrtg
og be6er 91terrig ONT at flargibre i'm
&olonirg Iigeooerfor bet tpife ltbaao'
oefret og oets egne 9efter til 6enne
Megiering angaaenoe l1noerpanos=
frig.
Man tror 1iffert fer, at set inart
bill fomme til ct 8rno n1e6 9Iterrig,
ltngarn.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
9ernhat}r
sltten 9eriuuer ornbt / en- Gupeposr,
i ct Sog, ser blep paafibrt
Mpnut untpn, ga.

9(ltoona> 9sa, 1en 27oe Geb.. -
@peSene1te @asio9er, 18 ialt, bleu
orebt Fulln1au=S =SoDebognen v8ell=
lpooo" i,norges, oa Deereantile g.
prels paa Nenniplpantabanen blet
paafjsrt al ct 6urtigtog. Set foru-
lpffeoe Gog bap6e ftaniet Mount
ltl1io11 forat Ser f11,tbe foretages nogz
lie n1il1Ore 93eparationer pau @ren1=
1erne.
@e6 s=Ei0eu iulorges bap6e mon
fl'roet 9 Sig, bpoyaf insen er eien.
fjeuot. Sogfereref poa Surtigtose1
81. :. gaib fra @aarrisbnrs os en-
@ullmo1t=Horter Nfa Ell anoen @ogl'
fit minore apeiteaer. 9ette bar De
enelte Eer1ol1er, oet melbtes foeItebe,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
/ uTrpe"s Silfeloe blepet 6raget ri-
1nelia 0ntiora for. 6eninnslpshe0en

/ vTrpe"s Silfeloe blepet braget IT.
melig Omiorg for. @enipnslpsbeoen
ligeoperfor u2ap" bar flor; men 6en-
ne 9e1lfri,1g bar Dog iffe forbunoet
tneb nogen Smiten6igbeoer, ion man
ellers iffe fl1noe pe1tet 8orbinoelie
ne6 Observation-Disclosures moo @anz
6elSfartsier, Zig iom SEN tDlfe &egie-
ring bar benpttet set.
Sitl1ationen - iagoe &reli6enten
- er 6erfor for 1lerperenoe on1tre,lt
ion oa ban iiblt talte / &ongreslen
ben 36ie 6ebrllar, lu1otagen foriaa-
blot iom amerifanife Sfibe r%blepet
liggenoe / @apnene bienn1e, foroi
@beberne lite Dar 2plt til at riiifere
oem uoe,1 Goriifril1g og 8eifpttelie.
: Sdeutell erflereoe> at set Der.
TO state - - at 0en "oabe1bare
9a116s~e, Hlsto, hapoe Dopet at
baabe, at Be >socie< nnanoe-
rer pil6e lu16gao, L., Dlbleoet be-
gaaet. @aen ifjdut bette beloignis par
&ilfeloet> bar ser Sen tpife Bresie
% fra De tpife Mlltoriteter frenfon1-
met l1otalelier, iom bapoe eiort lterz
fere Oct zSnotrpf, at oerion bore @fi=
be og bore Jolf bar blepet iparet,
bar set mere paa @r11no al bel6ige
Smiten6igbe0er % ben lloenteoe Dis=
friction, lom bar blepet lt6pilt al &ont=
malloprerne paa. Sc paatrufne llbaa=
oe, eno paa @rlrt6 af Sc SsSl1itrl1rer>
bporllu6er bisie &on1monoerer Dab=
be ban6let. Sttuationel1 bar 6erfor
frel11oeles farlig, % Set bil0e pere
uflugt fife at bore forbere0t.
Gen 11l,p9re>16e &ongres' Terluin
ct inart n6lGben, og Set fu11 tage lang
8io at i'r6fal6e og organiiere 6en
neite 4ongres, iag6e &rniioenten.
.(Sortfettcs paa 26en Sibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
G4nyn @fnrgf.
Snbifrenf1ing at Snofbrlelem bs6m
bes. Mtn6rs &affe ,naa inbfpreS
% ,ninore Rl brpg9es.

- 2on6on Sen 246e 6eb. Gng=
lan6 ltaar lamlet bag 2loDo George.
'temmigt @ifa!o n6toles poo olle
Solo n1eo 6e ltrenge Sno1frqnfnin<
ger, ion1 9reluier1l1inii niitere11 igaar be-
6l16e6e I nlt6erbufet. Gen eneite Sell,
iom britiife Mbiier fin6er beo Ealen,
er, at oe11 1naaife bar mere peslinti=
itilf eno Sen natpprer6e Gttltatiol1
6erettige6e bam til at giere ben.
~Gbrolicle" ipnes, at 2loDo George
gan ct for lnerft 8ille6e al @itltatio=
men, met1 tilfpier, at oct maalfe bar
nsopenoigt / 8etragtning al oen alt
for itarfe Sptimisme, lom fer ber,
fet. S 2igbeo meo an6re 8laoe be,
Gnoeoe vGbronicle" en- i5orn1il16lfelie
al 8la6etS Gtprrelle pao @runo al
6en al 8renierminiiteren omtalte
Snoifrgl1fning al Fapirin6fbrlelen
s ben lange 2iite Mrttfler, iom for
bpoeS in6fbrt, er &affc, Cocoa, size,
6r11gt 1tn6tagen Gitroner % 9lppel=
finer, &uoer, 2e6er, Sfo og @tppler.
Yremiermt1liiterens Brogram inobe=
fatter ogiaa 8oranitaltninger for at
opbielpe 2an6bruget og Sfibsbpgz
ringen og forr1tn6lfe 3lbrpgllingen.
8rpggerter11e bil iaar blibe ttllo6t
fun at frenbringe 100000 Een-
SET M moo 26,0O0,O00 Een6er
1916 og 36,o00,0oo 1914.
Sorun6rtng uotales ober, at Bre=
ntiern1inilteren life me6 ct Or6 ON,
tolte gngla116s nl1perenoe n1ilitere
Situation. Dette bleb 111aaife giort
mes Billie ioet ban bil6e o11tD6e, at
Ger lite bar1logcn l1bisbe6 paa set
Yunft.
8la6ene 116taler re6aftionelt, at
2Iop6 Georges Sale ianoipnligpis
bar oen bigtigite bolot un6er &riget1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
Mauolfabet bol6t paa at eaa fra.
boroe. &ele Befptniugen blep bier
- re..l IA 20 cS.

!! Nanbifabet bol6t paa at gaa fra
borbe. &ele BefRtningen bleb bier
get ifient Sc BRET ON 13 Gimer.
u9albeattie" bar cit eSernifrue=
oanper 1,oa 1,3a7 Cons, resiitreret
/ &ragers; Norge, og eiet al stftielel'
ifabet Oalbeattie go.
@aihingto,1 BEN 20oe Seb. Den
llorife 9anper "9albeattie" Der babs
oe to 9(merifal1ere sontborb, bleb i9,;,
fet luoel1 slariag ifplge Eelegram fra
ao,1inl ssSroit / 9,teenstotpn. ao;1=
}ulen forle,1oer pr. Hoit e6elig CT,
flpring fra &apteiu @ooo, iom fpr,
te Sfibet.
@aibiugton ben 226e Seb. -
Sem 9(merifanere bar on1bor6 pao
oen ipeulfe 9amper ,5foglan6", ser
blep lenfet af Ell l1n6erpanosbaao
l,oenfor Spa,tiens Suit ben 18oe Sc
brl,ar> melbte aoniul SurIt / 8ar-
celona til lloe11rias6epartem
ioag. vSfogla,1b" reilte fra Nor=
folt nco CIT dl1ll9onins for @osnoli,
Stulien. !.
(Sortlnttes ppa 2ocn Gibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
,,Warrp,ubale" "zTanaerne. = asa

U$Ju<<~~p""*S 'CS~s0S~~s>< - fS"~'~~
oen 23be Seb uMan erfareoe t6ag
giennem 9lpisneb6elelier fra @er'
lin, at Sc omerifanife Senne116> Ser
.bleb bragt til EDifldno omborb paa
oen brittle Camper uOarrombale"
er blepen Iesla6t, ffignt oct almin=
oelig paopeges, at Mpnoene a1noer
be nuberen6e Smitanoigbeoer tim.
De paret beban6let iom Sanger.
Set blep bel1tttet for 11ogen Si6
ii6en at Igsla6e Dem fom ct l1nbta=
geliestilfal6e, i6et De bab6e begpn6t
fit, Metfe ,lben at bt6e, at be u6fatte
fig feIp for Bebanoling fom Sanger
.peo at tienitgiere on1boro / arnere6e
9anbelsfibe.~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
&trAt ttllrutlr.
General inmston la9t Sprben peb
sioen al i'm ssu. 6pitioelis
Gpr9e9nostiemetc. Salut.

| Gan 6rancisco Sen 24oe Tebruar.
Web Sc bpiti6elig1te n1ilitnre Gere=
tnonier, San sSrancisco 11ogeniin6e
bar feet blen 2iget al .Jigbting
| sssresees s s6sl,astet lagt tic a1piile paa oe1.
rationale Wranplabs / Breiibio ioog
beo @i6en af @raben til bans lille
Sgn @rtbltr Mcslrtbur 6u1ston. Ga.
5000 Menuelfer bar tilite6e, bdrte
Sc bpiti6elige 9rpn al Minutifu0ene,
&ornlig1alerne og eu0eltg Sc tire Ge<
h9rlalper oDer @raoerl til 0en al Sea-
tionen afbolote Moltter.
@e6 10=Sioen ilnorgeS blep Gene
ral~ 6unstons Sig, ser baboe ligget
paa Bara6e / Naa6buiets 9fotl116a
Gele Natten> anbrugt paa e1 @lt1t=
pogn 6raperet mes amerifanlfe Stag.
So 9Regimel1ter Sllionteri itoo
~Yreie1ter @ep9r", lne6ens ier Sol=
Deter bar ailten no al @uiet.
Soran 9}aa6blliet oa1ne0es Ser en-
&rocesiion al 5000 Mono. Gene
ralmaior s. Sronflin 8ell, ser per-
ionlig fomlnanoere6e Sc to Snfontez
rtreginel1ter, req lige bagefter ST.
lten. Marlfalfer bar &ontreaomiral
@illiam s. 6ullan1, al 6oreneoe
Staters Tlaaoe, 8rigaoege1eral @ils
liam 8. @ibert, 8riga6eeeneral st.
6. Gpans, 8riga6ege1eral Oscar 6.
Song 8rigaoegeneral Sobn g. @is=
Ier og Sberlt 8enian1iu Nllpor6.
s 2igfplget bar 18 Mrtillertfon1.
banter, flere @on1panier Marineiol-
batter, iponIfe @rigspeteraner, @eter=
amer fra ltoenlanoife @rige, National-
gar6iiter, @aoetforps og flere Mfbez
linger af @pens Noliti. Sra Gitp
@all 1naricbere6e YroceSiionen op
@anneis glpenue til 6irlt Hresbpte,
rian 4frfe11, bpor Yaitor @tlliam
@irf @utbrte bolot 9igpr96ifene11.
Ser 5ergea1lter ferte after 2tgfilten
til @uItpognen og Jplget 6rog no 8an
gaeIs 9lpenl1e til Hrelt6io.
Da 8rocesiionen brog ino @re,
iioto, itanieoe plu6ielig Wf11itfen oe
ct &anonorgn berteS. Meo ct Mi-
1;nts Melle1nrum / 13 Min11ter 6rgn
nebe &anonifuoene @eneral1na-
iors 5all1t. S6et @ilten 6erpoa bleb
ienfet ne6 i @rapen, blelte en- &orn.
lbleier Sappenitreg: Sitter igien TOM
en- @alut af Is Stub, bporpaa e,t 9lf.
6eling traa6te fre1n og affpreoe tire
@alber oper @rapen iom ct 1ib1te
Jarbel..
s Mellenltio itoo San 5ranciscc
Sorretningslip ontrel1t itille of @r'
|bpbigbeo for Jl,nstons Minoe Otter
I.9roflanation fra Maporen bar alle
Bp. og effe.1tlige 4ontorer ll1ffet %
mango Sorretningsbnfe bapoe itangt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-01
Sc sFprenebe Gtaters Guar til Gar

Sc 6arenebe Cutters Gpar til Car
ran5a. Merico Gitp, 24oe 8ebr. 9e
sSorene6e Gtaters 5par til General
Garran5as Torilag om, at nel1trale
gsattoner lfuloe itanle neo at ien6e
Gorraao til De frigf6renoe, blep Of
fe11tliggiort iaften. 9eoten 9iber life
noget 6irette Sbar til @arrol15os
BorIlag, men befjetotgipr fimpelt,
ben, at Ben al Brait6ent @ilion tto-
ligere befienotgiorte @olitif lite btl
blipe e116ret. Set erfleres ogiao,
at ben 1nerifanife Mote af 6e 6orene-
Sc @tQter er pi6ereien6t til europpt.
ite 1,elttrale.
Mrs. @ilions Sbiter bbb. Moa.
note, @a., ben 27oe Geb. Mrs.
Matbem Maurp, Seiter af Mrs.
Woobroip @ilfon, 6e6e ber tgaar eff
ter en- Operation for 8ugbin6ebe-
tanoelle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
Pacific Power g. Light Company
10 Cumulative Preferred Stock
We Should Be
Glad


if every one of our customers were a
stockholder in this company We
realize many are not in a position fl
nancially to purchase large block of
stock for cash, and many at this time
would not care to make cash layout
of even 500 for one share. There
fore this offering Of stock is made on
the installment basis-under terms
such as to make possible purchases
Of one or more shares by practically
everyone using our power.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
What the Pacific
Power & Light
Company Is

A company that furnishes electric
light and power service throughout
Oregon and Washington, having
more than $4,000 customers. The
company operates in a country of
farms, mills, factories and homes,
and our we'll diversified market in
sures a staple and steadily increasing
demand for the company's products.
The Pacific Power & Light Com
pany's holdings constitute one Of the
best equipped electric service proper
ties in the west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
TERMS OF OFFERING:
Plan No. |
(Cash Payment
Plan No. z
(Time Payment)

Under this plan buy Under this plan buy
many of Preferred Der OF h up ~ paying %lo
Stock you desire the price nt ni e ase n Of 500
being $10O share plus per mare paid
accrued dividends date Of dividend the last
pavm dividend date
of will be allowed and paid
partial If
payment plan you have the option of with
drawing partial payments cudng unpaid interest thereon at
notice at any time prior
of payment On the other hand may up
your full any time during the time-payment period
stock certificate carrying the regular per cent pen annum d
viden will be delivered you when final payment IS made
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
OFFERS YOU
An Unusual Saving and Investment Opportunity


n tina it you're company m for frs i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01

Where You Can Buy the Stock

information regarding Preferred Stock0f
may make your purchase of this stocat of Offices
communities Any empOye OF the company will be glad
to YOU all the information you wish
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01
A Savings Investment

To the whose made from his monthly
this opportunity unusual In purchasing under this partial
establishing
which offers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01

glenddsa popoihn o a nvetmen
IrEaedd p
e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-01

sHs'de
astoria
Vancouver
Hood River
White salmon
The DalIes
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
NO AMERICANS WERE
 KILLED AT HALIFAX
But Vice Consul Fisher Was Badly Cut by Flying Glass.

TYIlifax, Dec. 9-No Americans were killed in the explosion, according to reports received by E.thelbert Watts. American consul general. Theodore Fisher, vice consul was badly cut about the head by flying glass, but otherwise was unhurt. .f,
 MT. Watts has received a number of telegrams from the state department asking about the situation especially regarding the safety of Americans and while answers were promptly filed, ap- parently they never reached Washing ton.
 Department regrets it is still with out information in regard condition, needs and injury Americans, Secre- tary Lansing wired last night. " our telegraph report anxiousIy awaited-''-
 In reply MT. Watts sent this mes sage to the department today:
 Consulate and staff safe. No casu- a1ties among American citizens here excepting Vice Consul Fisher slightly injured. Several thousand killed and wounded. Relief rapidly coming in.''
 Except for the fact that he was two minutes later than usual in reaching the consulate in Granville street, the consul-general would have been killed or seriously injured. for the plate glass window behind his desk was shattered. The consuPs chair and desk was piled high with debris.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
SdfgesFoundered,
 Six Lives Lost
THREE WENT DOWN IN GALE
 OFF JAMESTOWN, R. |.
1000 TONS COAL LOST
An Eighty five Mile Gale, Accom- panied by BIinding Snowstorm, Struck the Tow.

Newport, R. l.. Dec. -9.-Six lives were lost when three barges found cred off Jamestown last night, ac- cording to reports from the tug Charles A. McCaffery, which put in here today. The barges were the Madison, bound for Newport with one thousand tons of coal intended to relieve this city's coal famine; the Chippewa, and the Marion B., the lat ter two bound for Fall River. Those who were drowned were Captain John Fox. of the Madison: Captain George A. Newman. of the Chippewa, and his two young children. and the captain of the Marion B., and his wife, whose names have not been ascertained.
 Blinding Snowstorm.
 A heavy wind, accompanied by a binding snowstorm, struck the tow, according to Captain George McDuf- fart, of the tug. making it impossi- hle for him to see the lights of the barges. When the tug suddenly be- came unmanageab1e the skipper knew that at least one of the barges had foundered and it was necessary for him to cast off the hawser. With an eighty-f1ve mile gale blowing he cruis- ed around for a time looking for the crews of the barge, but the storm in creased so that it was necessary for time for him to put into the harbor for safety.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

guns, the Italians, reinforced by the iuI strength of the British and the Preach troops rushed to the front have stemmed the tide of onslaughts and for the moment at least brought the fighting to a pause
 Their infantry and shock troops baked, the Austrian and German guns are still heavily bombarding various
 points along the front between the
 Piave and Brenta rivers, but they are being answered almost shot for shot by the cannon of the allies From
 the sides of the passes which they
 are holding the Italians have brought
 into play with great effect large boul- Gers which were rolled down upon As enemy on many occasions as they | tried to make their way southward towards the plain.
 Little infantry activity is in prog ress on the western front in France and Belgium, although on various l sectors from the North Sea to the re- zion of Verdun utuaI bombardments
 are ensuing. The Germans have not | yet decided to again offer battle to General Byng's forces in their newly chosen positions on the Cambrai sec4 l tor, although their artillery has shown ! considerable activity south of Cam
 brai- and in the regions Of Moeuvres
 and Banteux. l In the Verdun sector the Germans l have made another attempt to pierce | the Frenvh line in the region of Be-
 zorvaux, but were repulsed after | somewhat brisk fighting and suffered ! considerable casualties