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mas Berlin su beri&ttn
bat

Berlin 26. Stt. lleber 2onnorl
Die am s5reitag abenb BON Der oeiit'
I1sn Oberiien 9esrssleituns srlaneu'
offi1lsllt 9etauntmo9uns laiItei, baE
bic Offeniiue Der beutia Ditsrrct1p
itxn @erbiinbeten an Der ttaIisnii4er
,yrOnt ibrtn Jorti9ritt ma4t uno oaE
Die erobe 3abl Der Gsfangsnen iiiirlp'
ll9 aunimnlt. asrner beibt es in oei
Seimntma9ung. oab ftarte fran5olI'
ifs unb britiide ansriffe IN Der Ve'
qeHb Don Dpern nit iebr i4ipsrtn
Yerluitsn bes 5einbes suriidssitla'
ssn porbsn ieisn. Die 8etannima'
dung lnutet ME foIst:
.2lus Den beftiesn 9efsHten IN
Jlanbsrn bat ii6 cine sroBe Sdlaat
sntipidsIt. @eitsre frnn3Oiifde uno
britiI6e glngriffe BON 9iridoote bis
an bic Dpern 9oulsrs giienbnhn unO
auf bsibin Seiten Der MeniHsYpsrn
2anoitrabe bradtn nit isbr i4iDertn
gerluiten fir ben 6einb in unisrsr
gertbtibisunSs5cHs 5dfammen, obs
slsi9 Der s}sino ipieDtrbolt ansrttT.
2lm die alisne Ganal mar bic
aampfthdtistsit nur ssring.
Bonn Ditli@eu Rrisssi&aupIob u
ni1ts Wi9tigss su melben.
.gln bsr itaIisniIaen Gront priH'
gen unfers Rorps f4nea in fortiDdb'
REUBEN Sample Dor. Die 3abl Der
8sfoHasnen unb bic Gr6be Der geuts
ninlnt nit i,ber GtunDe gu
Der aiff bic greisniiis an btr tta'
lienii9sn GrOni gsua babenOe 2ptti
Der getonntma4uns lnuitt iuie folSt.
Den gortbeil nusniibepb. ben mir
burh bos Gurdbrtfxn Der itaiisnis
ff<n Groni In Der Rdbs bon Jl;tl4
unb 9oImino erlanst, riidsn ui'isre
Dipiiionsn isufsiis BON aarfrsit uHo
Romsino Dor.
Die Eruppen ON n5rbli9eH 5lu'I
ael Der sipstien itniieni9eu armee,
bieisnisen nusgerommen. bic eefnnsenl
eencmuien ipurben, iinb sei9iassnl
iDprben unb 5isbsn ii4 5uriid. IN
unipiberitsbliher Weife pororingello.
finb Die bsutIten uro, 5itsrrei&iifsiiiisI
aarifdxn Resimsnttr, bic fi9 spsnsI
fsitia su iiber6isten periu9eu. iiber
bie ihfftn poratftredisn 3iels hindrs
porasbrunstn unb bdben ben Geiiibl
aus itorisn bOben pofiiicnsu t;nttr|
ilrs GrOui ssiporfss sk . 81 5uIssaI
b<zia4bA |
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Serlim beridtet iueitere Torti9ritte am s5iom5o
und msbr ais drsIbandsrt GsTbuts srsbsn wurdsn
beridten iiber tueitere @e,unne an ber alisne.

gchsa
al i'm
i'm nit
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0t. Sagebes Dr. MidosIis
ats & msIer gesdbIt.

amferbam, 26. Stt. Die
aus Berlin semelSet pir6, ba6en Die
MaioritGtsfiibrer i'm Rei9stos an
Srsitag ben Gbef bes GtDiItabinets
Ses &oiIsrs. GtrhpIf Don galcuiinl
benndri9tist, bab 9r. DtitiaeIis nift
ldnssr 9on5lsr bleiben biirfe. Die
6iibrsr periihertsn, boB Der aanSIsr
ieIbIt Iie srfu4t babe, Den Eaiier IN
ioI4er WeiIe 3u benohri6tigen.
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Tas italisuifhe aubtuei
reiianirt.

Rom, 26. Stto6er. = Die Refigz
nation bss adbiHets Durbe am 5reis
ioo BON BEN grsmitr gpielli artges
tiinbiet. Die Regisruns erlitt DGbreno
bes 9aass cine gaiebsrlaee in Der
Aamusg aIs hitis mt S14 npgra 90
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Sraihieu
9at ben Rrtegs3ufa + aub mi t
Dtutf4laub prot am irt.


Rio beSauetro. 26. DIT -
Sk Observation-Disclosures ertldrts am
5reitas faH sinitiulmie. bab sDif4:u
9eutidlaub uub graitlien b.r arisSss
Sufanb eytitire. Das gotum mar 149
gesen cine StiHrme,
Oie 'SaIlerien I'M p1rIImeutsss'
bdube pareu Biz auf ben kBten pIaB
sefiillt. ga9 eiuer Debate iiber 0cn
gorfdlug. bob bas &risgsreat pro-
flanlirt perben folle, ertLarte ii5 Der
praiibeut ber biplomatif4eu aommii'
iiou fit stu @fes bes folgsuOerl
WortIauts:
.Das Brfteben eiriss GrisSs3ufu1'
bes 5rpifden 8raiiIien uno 9eutid>
lamb tDirb biermit anerfannt unn pro.
tldutrt. Ser prGiibsnt ber RepubI:.
itf aitorifirt, bic IN feinsr 9otitdft
bonn 25. Dttpber IN Dori1las sebra6s
ten Mabnabmen sur 4usfiibruus 81
brtngen unb ale n0thigen S9ritte iii
bi. MISUNDERSTANDING unb bic 81,
9erbeii bes 2anbes 81 ergrefen-'
prGftbert 9rca bat bic proildmis
RING etnes &risgs5uftanbes ri!
Seutf4lanb gltsebeiben.
@e bic 3eitungsn beriGten. bnben
Trpebo6ootserjtDrer Befebl erbalten,
Tid na4 8obia gu beseben uno bon
BEN bsutfden aanonsuboot -Gber-
8efb su nsbmeu, bas fed einiser Set
bort tiest.
Ser .G5er' m EN- Jdbr3eug bon
984 Sonnen. 2o3 SUB lang. nit etHer
Sisfe bon 8 SuB 8 3olI unb eiTer Be-
fabuns BON 125 Monn.
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GIitgtL

aonbon. 26. Oft. gomben
bon stds 3Onnsn Gspidt purben bon
kritiifsn 9lpiatitsrn IN Der WittfpoA
Rad9s aii biz AzsboNussia pstIi4
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SamOsneur unb gesonoaur itatt.
@ans Defenders beftig mar oas 5.usr
in Der Hdbe bes Walbes BON gbanme.
Bel bem 9anbs pob fanben patroutl'
lensefe4te itatt.
.Osftlid.r arisssf9auplab: Die
feinoli9e artilIerie mar 5iemli9 attrn
in Der 9esenb bes Darbar 6luhes
unb am 9obrOpolje an Der Struma
fiibrten bic gritsn einen srfoIsrsifen
lltbsrfaG auf bas 0orf SOlma4, iiio'
Ii& BON Ceres, aug unb bra4ten 90
bulsdrif4e 0efaneene 3uriid. unlere
arapren nGbuIeu sp0lf Ositerrel9er
sefansen.1
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.llntr unferem Druid bnbn bic
Stalisner begonnen, iid au9 pop BEN
9orrifissa 5eilissnseiif pIatsaa 5lI,
riidsu5isben.
s@ir fdnpfen beretts an pieIsn
gnnttsn nuf itaIieniT3em @ebist. Dt:
3nbl Der Gefansensn 1T auf meDr aIs
10000 ssitiesen einfdlieBli6 bon
ZOO Offi5ieren. Inter Der 9euts be'
finben ith mebr ols 300 &nnoneu,
onrunter biele fhpere Gsf4iiBe.
I'm 9onnsritag begiinftigte bas
Hare Serbitnetter bic Operation
&arfreit ioipobl ipie Ron5ina lie'
ene am fueifIi4en llfsr bes SIon3o.
&arfreit In bem n0rbli5 BON SoImi'
no geleseuen atfdnitt un6 Ronstna
an Der fiibli9 Don bisIer Stabt sels'
aenen iSront.
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Sie iapauii9e Hesieruns
uebt etneu neuea 9rad
ouf Ghinn nus.

pettng, 26. DIT. - Die Sdpda
nsr MAIDEN Offi3iel unb lroffi5ielI
gLnitrengungen, ben @affsnmOnopoIs
%ontrntt mtt Gbina absui4lieBeH.
NerfeIbe fdlieBt bic 2onrroae iiber
bic @iien1Rasa3iHs in Ranting, Die
aniteluus DON iapunii3en JsiIitGrbes
ratbern, ioipie eines DIRECTORS ses
neuen Nrisnals in Nanting in iitp.
Die Saponer ertldren, bab Iie &reOit,
niat elm 9arIeben, geipabrsn unb o:ss
balb bas ausi4liebli6e GsIammtreGt
Der feds WlG4te, politiI9e Darlshell
gu setpdbren, ni9t DerIeBsn. glittss
DeitOpeniser pirb bisie Qnitdt ben
Der fpan30iii9eu, Der enslilbn uuo
einsm groBen S5eil Der tlnsiiiasn
PrsFe ioipie in biplomatiffen &rsts
Zen ni3t get6eilt. DieIelbcn bssei9s
nen bi: sransattipn oIs elm Dsccrs
aufIeben Der an meiiten beanitanoetsn
Torbsrunssn, tpsI4e Sapan unter5rsis
tst bate.
Sene GOrberungen in .gruppe v'.
q an Der 3ubI, betrafen anter unses
rem bic grnenuung BON nititdrti4en
unb pulitii4en Ratbsebern fir Gblna
ionic iGpdnifden GTperten fir bic
5erfteuung uno ben 9lutauf bon
bur9 China.
Der umsriinniI4e gefdnbte Retnitt
Bat bas auspdrtige @mt iniiruirt, baS
gbina bes 6fteren bic Sts[lung per,
!reten babe, bab es ben ReF Der G.,
'enDorrGtbe fir nottOnalen g,ebraia
teierpire unb bdB bic Der. /Stn1tsn
'eshalb bdrduf befteben, bab amsrltus
1iiae SHtereifsn in Der 9in.iii6en Gis
ensSneuftris nit beriidfbtigt lperSen
Die 9efanbteu mebrerer dnoerer 2Gu,
'er nfbmen benieIben Stanbpuntt Elm.
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guffif4e eRriessnd4,
rthteu.

DtE ossss AoAfs
gufiif4eRriessna4
rt9teu
ct. petersbura 26. Dtt. =
Die ruiiii9en 9rlppsn am n6rblifen
enbe Der Grout, bic ben Scati4en
tolstsn, als iis ii9 in bisfer Gesenb
ouriidsosen, iinb Bis an bic Risns
Srel GiIenbabn porgtorimsen. o9ne
Siibluns nit bem Geiub 5u betoms
men, ME bos arisssminifterium be-
ri9tet.
9es ferneren beiBt es In bem Be
ri9t, tab ruiiif4e Sruppeu an DON.
nsrFas on Der Werber aiiFe bon
efhlanb bic bc,itT9e Sruppeunbtbets
lung 5rriidgei4Iasen bdbeu, uIb bdB
ein Steil Der beutiden Glotte, eiIIs
I9lisBli9 mebrerer Sreabuous5ts tn
Der Guibiot Ban, on ber Oiitite ber
JnieI Uloon, Seraniert .jei. !
.an ber noroliden JroHt, IN St't,
IisaHdniti, fanb Gef9iisfeusr AMI
i9eu Dorsei9obsnen 5ruppena6t5tI>
Iungm fatt. Jm alla5bisW sWauorsgb'
i4nits epeisneisn fit5 Gefetts siDifteu
Rstognossirungs Sruppeu. Sm
6igmunb Wlanor.bf9nitt iiisBeu uris
iere Retosnosairunestrappea auf bic
feinbE9e 8ortat, uHb in Der Ri5s
tins BON S9lob 2enetparoen braHseu
uuiere Deta4enents bis sur Risa>
Orel giieubabnltnis DOT, obns etpas
bonn Geinbe gu iebsn. I'm Reits bic.
fer Grout fanb bsftises 9e4asisasr
ltatt.
.gn Der fiibpeftiiden unb Der n,
mdnifteu Gront ereignetsa ii4 nur
artilerietdmpfe.
.glu ber RautafussGront, In Der
Gesenb bon paniipin unS bei untri
anb Earamerian, riidien unfsrs Grs
tunbigunsssA sAbtbeiIungen Biz an bas
TiibOftIi9e llfes bes 3eribdr Gees por.'
aa9bem is bic Siirten aus benz Wpe.
ripan Sbdt pertteben.
.an Der Oftiee 5roni fisst EN- Sbeii
Der feinblifen Glotte, baruuter mshs
rere DreabHous5fs. m Der 4uiOait
Su4t DOR Gnttr. I'm Der Mxreer.
Riiftt trieben uufsre RiiitentDahen sine
ieinbIiae 2tbtbeiIung suriid. IN peu
ibrisen abi@nitten Der Rifle tjt hie
Gage unDerGnbert.
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Bonn Rri.esf4aupIab in
Ma5e6onien
2pnbon, 26. Stt. Cine pon
GaIoniti batirte britii9e Bstutntma.
Dung, bic auf bic Sptrationel m
Majsoonisn ge;us bat, lautei:
.Geiiern nabmen uHisre adpollsrts
unb snfnnteris bic 96rier Sdlm9
aispsti, glou unS 2aiarasta, tnIle
am norb0fIi4sn ufsr bes SasiEos
SEES gelegen).
.Ru9oem iit ibre aufgnbe srI.oigt.
i,brten Iis nit 109 9gfnnssnen nno
sinen WlaI9insngei9iiB in infer. ais
nien Suriid. &C ipote 9uIgarsu aur
bsm aampfplab Iafenb.-
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1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
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attibitdt Der britti9en
Gfieger.
aonbon. 26. Oft. - gomben
bon stds 5onnsn Gspidt purben Don
q 81 - ~ 4
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1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Die rufftf9e ReSierung
= pirb bprIdufig ui9t
mad Wostau Hbep
fiehtlu

ct. petersburg, % Sttpber
ssn 8erbtnbulg nit ber off1iellen
9lnfiinbigung. baB bic Se,itften fi4
an Der Bigger 5rOnt uHgefdbr ;tpan>
sts gerits nrf nsue 2tnieu 5uriid5is>
tsn, bat Der Sommoubeur per ruft'
iten Sruppen an Der u6rblideu 6rOnt
Der Resierung eemsloet, bab ii9 bic
Gage Der riffif6eu Srlppen beffset.
Gr berihtei, bob .s ibuen gefurgen lei,
Gin fDeiteres 8orriiten bes Setnbes gu
rerbfnoern nnb bag tie Gle Dege unA
ct. petershirg ssfi6trt bdtten. Gr
fiiet. btnsu, bob tie armee ani6ei'
nsHb gum geipuBtien getonuncu Isi.
lei.
als sSpIee bes 3uriidsiebens Der
teutfGen Sruppsn, mos pobri9einIib
asi9eben III. I'm bic oiHie permanent
fir ben Winter gu Elmer gerdoen 81
MAIDEN, bat bic rroDtIoriffe Regies
runn bem 0ernebmtu nn9 bic Soee
oIfeegeben. bab bic Suliptitobt iofort
nad Ulpgiau berlsst nerber fpa unb
iis iptrb iebt init Sem neberfteoelurgss
prosranim febr langiam Dtrfohreu-
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master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo.
Der 9th. 1917.
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1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
hsr 9Th 1917.
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master at Cincinnati on October 26.
1917. as required by the Act Of Octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
UGH! ACID STOMACH,
SOURNESS, HEARTBURN,
GAS OR INDIGESTION
THE MOMENT sPAPENs DLAPEP-
SIM REACHES THE SION
AUH ALL DISTRESS
GOES

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good. but work badly; ferment
into acids and cause a sick. sour. gas.
sy stomach7 Now. SIR. or MIS-. Dys-
peptic. jot this down: Pape's Dia-
pepsin helps neutralixe the excessive
acids in the stomach 80 your food
won't sour and upset YOU There
never was anything 30 safely quick.
80 certainly effective. No difference
how badly your stomach is upset you
usually get happy relief in five min
utes. but what pleases you most is
that Il helps TO regulate your stom-
ach 30 you oan eat your favorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow, but not sure
"Pape's Diapepsin'' - positive In neu-
tralizinE the acidity. 30 the misery
wos't come back very quickly.
You feel different as soon as
"Pape's Diapepsin' comes in contact
with the stOmach-distress Just van
ishes-your stomach gets sweet. no
gases. no belching. no eructations of
undigested food, your head clears and
you feel fine.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made. by getting a large
fifty-cents case OF Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store You realize in
five minutes how needless Il Is to suf-
fer from indigestion. dyspepsia. OF
any stomach disorder. due 20 acid
fermentation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
THE CARE OF sPATs

Caring for the white and tan and
light spats, which are such popular
articles of wearing apparel at present.
is a simple matter. II one does II
properly. In the first place. they
should be well brushed when taken
off; that will keep them clean much
longer than IL they are cast aside
without any attention When they
become soiled, they may be washed
at home with satisfactory results.
Make a lather with a good white
soap and wash them carefully. Rinse
well in several waters. Do not at
tempt to wiring them out. but squeeze
gently. Spread out. being careful not
tc pull them out of shape, and place
tc dry not too near a good fire or in
the sun. Do not put them in too hot
a place. as on the radiator or direct
~ over or in front OF the fire; they
should dry rather slowly, in order
to get the best results. They do not
require ironing. but. If wished. an
iron may be passed over the wrong
side.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
SUED BY BARON FOR $500,
FUSS MAKES FRAUD CHARGE
He Says Won KOenig GOt His Money
Through Scheme to "Break the
Bank at Monte CARO-.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Baron
Rudolph Won Koenig. suing in the su-
preme court to recover about $500
from Manfred Fuss is accused in the
defendants answer OF having con-
spired with Maurice shaw to defraud
Fuss OF money by promising to take
him to Monte carlo and break the
bank"
The trip from London to Monte
Carlo was to be mad by automobile.
Fuss declares Baron Won Koenig and
Shaw bought the motor car but did
not take him along.
Fuss. through the legal firm OF
Kurtz and Ruby. recites he left Aus
tria for London not long before the
outbreak of the war. IN a restaurant
he met the baron and Shaw. Won
Koenig. Fuss continues, disclosed a
scheme to break the bank and said
his sister would swap 10000 marks
for a bill of exchange for 10000
marks signed by Fuss and dated
ahead. Fuss, a minor. signed the bill
OF exchange.
One day. Fuss asserts. the baron
dropped what purported to be 10000
marks on a table. said il was his sis
ter's money. then scooped it up with
the explanation he would take care of
II for Fuss.
The bill of exchange was given to
Shaw and by hiu indorsed by the
baron. Fuss repudiates it on the
ground il was obtained by fraud
Having become of age ne disovows his
act when a minor.
Maurice Never made a general de-
nial last night in behalf OF the Bar
on, who. the lawyer said. is in Spain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
Daily Chats With
the Housewife
CHICKEN PIE, FAMILY STYLE


Dress, clean, and cut up two-year-
old chickens. Put them into a stock
pot with enough water to cover, add
sliced onion. I-2 carrot. sliced,
stalk of celery. and a spray of pars-
ley. Heat to the boiling point, then
simmer until the meat will slip from
the pones. During the last hour add
2 tablespoons salt to season. Re
move the chickens. strain the liquor.
skim off all the fat, and simmer until
reduced to 1 quart. Thicken with
1-2 cup of flour diluted with enough
cold milk TO pour into liquor. Heat
to the boiling point, and add slowly
Ia cup Of melted butter, beating
constantly. Season with more salt.
II necessary, and add pepper. Place
an inverted cup In the middle Of
baking dish, arrange the chicken
around 1t. having removed the large
bones, and pour the gravy over IT.
Cover with a rich baking powder bis
cult dough rolled 1-2-inch in thick
ress. leave several openings in the
top. and flute the edge. Bake in a
hot oven. Remove to a tray and slip
a paper collar around the baking
dish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22

not been attacked with proper eneF-
gy because OF q. lack OF experts. night
work and a multiplicity Of titles.
Rapid construction Is needed. he
argued The newest and most effl-
cient airplane often encounters veri-
table hostility. For wanting to
adopt a superior type OF airplane
motor an effort was made to eaule-
the downfall OF Rene Besnard. for
mer1y under secretary for aviation.
and aeronautica
At this point at Deputy Angeles'
demand, the chamber went into n
secret session to discuss the subjeeA'
further.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
SUGAR PROFITS ss1ss.s7s.
American COMPANY Says Margin 70
1915 Was Small.

NEW YORK, March 2I.-PrOfits
from operations OF ss,756.37s are re-
ported for 1915 by the American Su-
gar Refining Co. in the annual state
ment issued today. as against f2.-
ssl.465 in 1915. The company's bal
snce sheet shows assets OF S12s.S7s.-
77e. an increase OF t7,s7l.so1 over
1915.
The turnover OF the company ac-
cording TO the statement of President
Earl ID. Babst. approximated $780,
600. 900. leaving n manufacturing pro-
fit of about 4 l-2 per cent This per-
centage. il is claimed, is outside Of
the Chicago packers, the smallest
margin OF profit in the manufacturing
world"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
MATTRE F. LABORI
DIES AT PARIS HOME


PARIS, March 14.-Faitre Fer
nand Labori died today at his home
here after a long and painful illness
He was within a few days of being
fifty-seven years old.
Fernand Labori. long prominent at
the Paris bar, achieved international
fame as the attorney for the defense
in the celebrated Dreyrus case. A
conspicuous service in this connec-
tion was performed by him in behalf
Of Emile Zola. when that noted au-
thor was accused OF nbeling the
French president and the French
army in his defense OF Capt. Drey-
fus.
At various times labor was attor-
ney in the cases of not a few promi-
nent Americans engaged in litigation
ton in France and in numerous
French cases of note. including the
Caillaux case, in which he was coun-
sci for Nine. Caillaux-
He came 20 America in 1913 TO de-
liver an grafton at the banquet on
September 3 in Montreal OF the Am
erican Bar Association. at which Eli
hu Root OF New York presided
While studying law in Paris in 1898
Labori fell in love with the wife Of
de Pachman. the famous pianist, and
the wife-who before marriage was
Marguerite o'Key. an Irish girl-re-
ciprocated his affection. Dc Pach-
man considerably allowed her to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce and then La
bori married her.
Three daughters as well as the
widow survive him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
~ INCHES OF SNOW m DULUTH
Driven by 4O-Anlc Wind and Piled
In IO-FOOs Drifts.

DULUTH. MINI, March 9:--One
man frozen to death, another seri-
ously injured, traffic or all kinds de-
moraliEed, schools closed and most
of the suburban stations snowbound
is the record today of Duluth's snow
storm.
For ~ hours the city has been the
center of a storm never before equal
led. according TO weather bureau sta
tistics. Twenty-Five inches of snow
fell in 20 hours and. driven by 90
mile wind. drifted into lo-foo, heaps
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
EGGs IN CURRY.

This is an excellent luncheon dish.
Cut 1 small onion into tiny pieces
and brown IT in tablespoons of but
ter. Blend together i Ia table,
spoons of corn starch. IL tablespoon
of flour and 1 teaspoon Of curry
powder; add this to the butter and
onion and stir in slowly 1 IA cup of
milk Add also 1-2 teaspoon of salt.
When thick and smooth. add to it
hard boiled eggs which have been
cut into quarters lengthwise. This is
delicious served on hot buttered toast
or on hot boiled rice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
OYSTERS AND MUSHROOMS ON
CRUSTS.

Wipe large fresh mushrooms with
a piece of cheesecloth wrung from
cold water. Remove the stems and
peel the caps. Saute in butter five
minutes. Dispose on rounds Of but
tered toast, gills upward; sprinkle
with salt, pepper. and few gradngs
of onion. Put IA teaspoon of but
ter to each cap. Place a large select
oyster over each, sprinkle with but
tered crumbs seasoned with pepper
and salt. Bake Is minutes in a hot
oven, basting every five minutes with
melted butter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22

NIIdTIAMEN GIVEN RATING.
WASHINGTON. March 21.-The
president issued an executive order
restoring all mIlitihmen 90 their for
mcr civil sC<vice status who lost their
rating rs q result OF border service
several thousand men are affected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
GEN. SARRAI. g NI1GANDER
AT sAIONIKI. 10 WED NURSE
French ofncer Won Praise for sue
cess Agalnst Grown Prince he
fore Transher 60 Macedonia.

LONDON. March si.-The Inn
pending marriage OF Gen. Serrail.
commander OF the allied forces In
Macedonia TO Nile. de Josnnic has
been Officially announced at Salcniki.
according to an Athens dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph co. Mile.
de Joannis Is a member OF the French
nursing staff with Gen. Carrsii's ar
my.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-22
FRENCH AIRPLANES
SUPERIOR TO FOES
Advantage at Verdun and on SOmme
Angeles says, Not Due to
Number.

PARIS. March 21.-French super
iority in aviation at verdun and on
the Somme was not due to a large
number of machines Raouf Angeles
said in the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day, but to a very small supply OF
better machines than the Germans
have.
The difficulties confronting the