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True translation filed with the postmaster
AT Dccorah. Ia, on Nov. 90. as required by
act Of Congress of Oct. q. 1917.
Noibinatou oen 22oc Ron. vi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uil ser ell al DC
nTrmcltc Gage bli ioreIuat Srriiocu4
ten iii Np~probutlou en- Tldn iii Or
annlIcringcu al Ell national Toliti
bUr. Ser bopc0iolelia fol arueubcs
iii at huun6hGuc 9eltemmcliernc /
Spionloucn OF / Trpiiocutcn2 Bro
f%lanotlon un1udcnoc bcri Souoct bu
lioOenOc ~licubiliac llblGnoinger. 1or
lnoodnt Elcnlco b~lcnllcr @runoloucn
Brrliocntcn3 NtpuoiNbco iii at no.
lfriue oct '%orre6nc NntnI al Nirnb |
Nloerer mcllcm IS "a IT, Mar.
2og, isr ocnne Elau ipcrfiGtteS,
oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS isrlt ie. / hptll
fen lloltrTfning DC lUritilic Stntcr
Nicnnem orgoniiotioncu al iaafoIhtc
"Some GUARDS" oil icrmao at pao.
ic SoucrlS Sperboloellc inoen linc
cane, reipcftipc Sllrisoiftioncr. &c
isbcroIc Eolititropper oil imioleriio
mr0er elbpcr Smitrnoi1bco bli an
penbt iii @cuogtnin1 al al isoeraI
Gicnoom al noaer 9etponing.
Zen iunacreube Gbei for Wiliiia.
burcouct / Nrmtocpdrtcmcntct, Sberit
Garter, bar / Ell Girfuloritriuclic iii
Observation-Disclosures / DC irrifilte
Stoter iiobeot fig Splpsninger an.
gaacuoc hpiIfe SorholbSrcglcr. DC bar
%trliiict meo Scniun til g~cuuqtuina AZ
oficntIigc aomnunitationcr o. Sp.
rctboIoclicu al ben borgerli1e Srcb
oq SrociL % nn9oocnoc houh DC ,or
tUntt iiq, at oercs reipeftipc Stater
miligcns piloc tmmtne fomnIe til at
trrn0c al Trooper.
Nrnieoepartcmcnfct penfer, at DC
irrifiltc Stotcr uil urge Tor til
itrrffelig Scuogtnirtg al Sunoior'ps
nirdcr OF ale oifcntIi1e aolltmuni.
fotioncr OF Observation-Disclosures inhcn
line reipeftiuc Surisbiftioncr mems
oct Ocrimoo piI ooubuilc Sorbunb1'
rc1icriugcn at bcuo9tc Intmlinitious,
lubrifcr, Iepotcr huor Nmmlinitiou
% Aria9iorlpninNer or opnogolinc.
rcoc. @rpager, Golfer, Scrubane.
"lcrmiuoIs" uco Dc itorc Stoiiscr OF
poo YtlnnterbopsfpItcn og at isre
Eolitiopipu / DC 3oucr. bOor oct or
icrbuot iicnOtligc llblGnoinger at op-
boIoc iig.
&c nrrniere Ietolicr / Sraouiio.
tiouen al ocn me militPre Toliti'
iturfc or cnomI life iulbt lourbeioc.
oe, ibct man lsrit uil dfuentc fappor.
tcruc irS StotcrncS @cncralaointnr-
ter mcO Seu'uu til. / huilfcr l(bit,,St-
ming oi2ic or utIIiAc I'll at 'onier6eioc
mco Observation-Disclosures
¬il 0en me isoernle EolitIbTr
cr orgnuiicrct. uiF isoe-dlc Sropper
iii auucnot iii FoIitit'ereitc / &c Tor
iicnotli0c llolUuoillsrr niitungte 30.
ncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
KpineeIie OoesIeeion.

ct. 9oliS Sen 15oe Iou.: On
"Seaiou OF Seoth" er mnocr Sren.
niiotion bIunbt 9pcns apinbcr.
hpis 0cocrc baobcr | 9sbet az ina
@ouncScr al. relic eli Stprfe pau
t,OO0.OO0,O00. 0raaniintioncn or
ficnot umber Hnpnet "@omon's
Ipiation Someguoro", men Mrs
auita sc gcurgeoiIe. en- heri gneT
traftiicrenbe fuiubells Snaisrcr.
lcru cr Ell al 9epa seliens @opcb-
leoerc. crflGrcr. al Den bar langl
uibcrcsaacnoe Scniistcr. Sun bar
% slGsminser | arisen i 5ruilf.
rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
Dams BUS malet cult.

elliot, ga, Den 20bc Nop.: Ia
W. ". Noom3 uaagncoe imorgcs
% gif no iornt iaa iie liot iriif
9uitt, opbaecOc ban, at bans Slis
/ Nattens Sob hapbe ontaget en-
lfrigcnbe gll 6oruc. DIR. HoamS,
inm or Ell Qnnmcl %cterau ira
@oracrfrigen, hapoc iom 8rlnA
for. al han life pilbc fisbc ct
"2ibertp" ,@pno, aniert, at IoIf
n~utiloags sisr ultior mcgct for
Soloatcrnc IammonIignct meo, bpah
scr bcIp giort for Dem / 60-9(are.
re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
1lcw Doris Krisshaper.

Mem 0orf bcn 200c 9tou. &isl
&c ocn ioag i~nblcpcrcoc Rapport
ira Ocl al @orgcrmcitcr Nitd)ca
ucoIuttc Nonlitc Tor "ArigSboucr"
cl ser / Sommcr pna leoigc Np1.
gctonttcr og / Naqgnarocnc oprtet
Rotctcr. @rsniogcr % Ior'tlclligc
cnore SaucproOuftcr iii Ell inmlet
0proi al S%G75,000. Snueorbeioct
bar npitcn iIocluffenOc uGrct ID
isrt al Snaneorc o. Bern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

laoelphia, Ea.; 8. =. &lomnle, Sbief
Miper Sails, Winn.; Saul $. Berg,
II. 2. o.; &. 8. &noerion, Noriolf,
g. o; u. 9. Carlton, Wtinot, g. O.;
s. ". Soto, Grono Sorts, u. O.;
$. q. G%unoerion, @roiton, Heb.
81. ". Sobnicn, 633 e. 18th Ct,
minneapolis; $. ". GabIeen, Wop.
nero, Wtinn.; SaroIb 5. Cane, ct.
EailI; Tobert 9. Yetericn, Sort
1obge, Sa.; 9. 5. @ane. 1905 18th
Ipe. e, WinneapoIi3; Sarpep Sen.
len, 5132 Yincent glpe. e., Minnea.
polls; artbur .. Gnltpicf, ~llIpsies,
Ieb.; .. u. Semen, 8opefa, aau. /;
II. &. Gngberg, airon, SSa.; s. $.
GiSrifieu, t30S 7tb ct, s., Ntin-
ncappliS; 6. u. Grifiou, 1906
Columbus ane.. minneapolis, grtil
Ieriet; :. .. Scnapolb, GuIlth
Iinn., grtiGeriet; e. z. Motbieiou,
Sort Iierrc, g. 6, Hrtiqerict; *.
6. edmonton, Terrp, So. Irt.; @.
e. Sobnion. SaIocf, Minu., @rt. &.
q. grif'on, ct. Taul. Art; s. u.
auutionL aeornep, Neb., Irt.; 6. 3.
Z. GfIunb, 9rofston, Winn.; =.
0eIIon 9erington, Reb.; IS. Sobu-
ION, Sttunrpa, So. 9. s. Giosmoe,
II. e. a.; 8. 8. Sngberg, 2t13 10th
slpe. g, minneapolis; Oscar u. Sl-
p~crior, Glarf, e. &; Inbrcip 8.
9ohlbcrg. Sopfins, Wiun.; s.. ".
Sido, Bath, g. o; e. &. Sacobien,
Coulter, So; g, g. Relion, 1892
Wiconct glpc., IinneapoIiS; G.Sobn.
ion, ct. Saul, grtiarriet; s., 3.
Sofmion, ct. Sail grt. s. San-
ion, Srpofines, q o, art.
Eli ScfonbIsitnant
2. Ibrnmion, les RoineS, 60; u.
:. Nurbal, Nortbnoob, So.; 6. 9.
apieth, Ircston, Minn. $. 6. Der
telicn, Ges Mpincs, SSn.; g. I. Sc
Ianb, 1925 SnnSale gpc. g., Min,
ncapoIis; @. Scpcr,oil, Siour Gin
Ga; 6. 8. @Gnber9. Dobon, 3d.; s
g. Streninfc, Snpuna. g. O.; 8. 6.
Strom, SinSboro, q. g, Sniout
rationale Nrnt; 8. q. Clifton, Sop.
Tor, @is.; &; %. Guitafion, Gbiiugc
Gin. Winn.; i. 9. Mnlm. Snlaba
Wcb., grt.; Q. @sdbien. 9ttchiieIo
Wiml., Irt.; 3. &. anas, Nriton, 2
., nationolc gtrmt. strt. g. u. Gle
RIM. Gepils 9afc, q. ., 9lrt. u. 9
2inbitrom, @ranb Sorts, q. 3.
Nrt.; =. 6. InOerionL Stinipatcr
Winu., Irt. n. 8. Nnbcr'on, Solcp
Winn.. Nrt. On. Teterion, Snapa
ga, Nrt.; q. q. @ofltrcm, 2incoln
Heb., 9lrt. u. .. TclIon, t01t 6tI
ct. IS. MinncopoliS, Nrt.; &. 2
@ulbranicn. 1906 elliot Ipe.. Iiu
ncapolis. ART; y. u. Reinerticu
@ulf Eoint, z. g, Nlrt.: I. u
Sboronrbion, G~binbltrgb:N q. ., Nrt
Eremierleitnant / SisnaIfprpiet
II. Tedrion. Sarge. q. Z; q. !
Senior, Moaliofctu. ga. q. :. Carl
ion, South ct. Bnul; ScfonoIeit
nont, g. Nuocr'crL Dorf, Hcb.
6olgenbc pil cpcntitelt bIipc Ginc
Detailing iom propiioriifc Scfonn
l~eit,anter / ben rcgitlrrc grmt;; 8
pil Itrar Llipc anriit 5ieneite / HeQi
mcntcr al bcn rcaillUrc Irm6: VI
9. Sohnion, q. :, oa G. &. Socob
len Waplctou. Ga. / Suianterict; &
:. Sppcrior, &coch, q. 9, / Scltor
tiqcrict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

act of Congress Of Oct. 6, 1917.
2onoon 22be Nop. Set brts
fife oiiiciele &ommurife latter,
~reboeler, of belle bet erobreoe
Strsa / Gambrai. &egionen meo
Selo er fo%nioliberet meo unota-
eelIe al 2%anosbpen 6ontaine Notre
Game, Ion unber ct Wopangreb
c, tilbaseerobret al Spiferne.
Set brittle Sopebfuarteri Srartfs
ria 22be Gop. @riterne fi9m'
tebe Jig imorseS pibcre Irentoper
ntinbre elo ire Wil / %eIt for
Gumbrai, eftcrat DC igaar bapoe
brubt mo / Sienbens liolte 0or'
f~ourslinie pco Auneilr % Garltalng.
DC nGrneoe Jig oglaa Sourlon-
Sfogcn Iom oominerer belle Sm'
eq,,erl, Gambrai inbbefattet.
@ritilf adpalcri, 1ants % Sn'
fonteri ppercrebe ibag longs Ell
9inie ira ct Yunft ret | Teit for
Gambrai til eft Steb | Sph Tor
benue II 9n,l fn r-;.,i .sgoG .Irrr
Smiblertio par Sffeniipen meo
Sclb oalaa blet ~fortlat paa peritre
Slsi, og / Omegnen al Silaccollrt
TOR oert tpife 2inie blet %Ifispet til.
buac bctpoeligt, buorpeo ocn ailc,
lom 9riterne bapbe brcpet mo
/ oct iicnotlige Serritorium | Spo
% Spopeit for Gambrai, q blei
ubpioet.
Berlin .23oe Nop. = Ser meo'
beles fra Sl~agfrontert, at ct Tor
rpct Sorise ira Sriternes Sioc
taa at brpoe giennem / Spope'i
for Gambrai blep ilaaet tilbage
meo meget alporlige Cab FOR 6len'
6e1,.
Set brittle Sopcofpartcr
2sranfris 23oe Nop. - De brittle
og tpife StribsfrGiter bpileoe igaal
Sites pao fine Saaben lo1es Wte'
f.eporten al Den npe Salgfront ef.
ter en- tire Cages oeIperat aonflift
9aaoe mat % ibag bar oct p9'
ret Hegnpeir meo t9tte laptb9n
ocnoe Sfper, lom / bsi 8rao bal
tanifeliggiort SbIerpationer ira
2rften. Siltroos berfor bar baao(
t,Ife % brittle 6lppere operere'
ffittiat / cit ui9bpanlig ringc Ssi
DC.
Ser Torelia9er enonu ii,9cit Sp
Igsnino on 9ritcrncS GrigsbDtte
mct itore WosIcr al &rigsntaterle.
Iiaacr itrect omlfrina pao Slog
morfcr, bppriblanot tolrigc aalto
ncr. DC Sanger, iom biotil cr talt
ursisr mclem 5000 % 5000
9ouoou 24oe &op. - Eoa Sor
Fieliae Stebcr / Seit for Cambria
aiorbc 9ritcrne pbcrli9cre Srenl
i.riot iaaar. Spcr 100 aanonei
er blct crobret i Bette Streg.
Bourbon Sfogen. inm oomirlerel
Gombrai, or ianoipnligpis ibag
Sriterues S9nber. Sontaine Notr'
Salue br9noer % Dtoeuurcs er to
get.
Berlin 24oe Hpp. - griterne:
@narcb peb 9ambraifrontcn iaaal
tlcp ilnaet tilbage PED Bourbon
s~sontaine Hotrc Game oe 60 Solir
Sfogcn, mcobelcr oct tpife arigs
miniItcriim ioaa. Tct tilisies. a
so brittle Sanfs, Tom par bic
ifiibt iitpffer, ligger fornn Son
tame alene. 5 Spoucit for Gam
brai iegtc GnglGnbcrne paonp CT
IiaisreIie. ST frnitist Inareh pat
Sntp % Deliberate ansreb moi
sRoeuures mislpffebes.
Nritcrics Trarcb ntob Bourbon
Sor4aifr % "a Sole por i9rlii
toISiommic. 5nnfs | tRttc 6orma
timer e~ftcrinlgtes al Snfnntcri
fom IauoIpmt paubt @rllu0 pei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

2emine % Srptsfp itoler paa at Mr.
beiberne / Spiflanb % giterris nil
reiie fig, itprte tine Scrifere %
lutte Treb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Sen raoifale rnsiiife &esjerims fore
ffaar en- ire Naanebers @aabenitil.
itanb. Mebncerer Irmeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Bourbon oo De peo ct Wooan9reb
otter blep forbrepet ira Sfoeen og
Sanosbpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Srotsfs bespnocr at offentlissjsre
Ibemmelisc 9ofnmenter ON Iftaler
melem &nslanb % be Nuiereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

1~tirbpanlis blubise &e / Noro-
italien. Sneen RIB al Blob. Sta.
liens Sfiebne brmser / en- Sraab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
Verden$kriget1.

8riterne fprtirtter Sffeniiuen paa
geitfrpnten. Staar MI minore
enb ire Dill ira S~ernbanebgen
Cambria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Selo Spuarterue IGeger life IGu.
8ere Sfinl pao lit Wisbag. naar De
b%eilener engeliftalenoe C,iGiter. Gr
blilgorif officer, Tom paa @ngelif
b%enoenotc iig iii Ell Sppartcr mc6
I%nmoonina ON at ina iig iii 9rso
fort itoleperet paa SoriflIo, iii set
Spar, of "ni fnn life ifisnne, bporior
III lfilIoc piie ebcr nogen Sicncitc, ha
bore Noououlfcli1hcocr or coerS
Sfrlb." @ulgorcrcu bcnrcrfcoc til
Ell Inicrifnner. iom iab pcO Siocn al
bun rco |oroct al han hcrcitcr uilbc
tale SnIf / Hcit1ilrontcrnc.
o. irrcu3 iortrlc3 ser Solicit. at
3plflnrh o%nitrcnacr ii0 a uncritc Gp.
ne iorot iorinnc Sucriac mco Ole %
@%rTnolcl. Gnhucr IN Toricuocllc
nSboinncrca pibcrom % proouccrcr
life oIcnc Ell eicbliffcliR p%rnftiif
SlTIp Tor Speriac nlcr oaioo CT no.
trait oclpiaig 6elclic moo Snlflano.
Sobmnno Gif tar %fifco.
&riltionia bcn 2ibc Nop. Trc.
uiontminiitcr Sbbmmo Tif bar mo.
icnot i'm Aii,cOaonispuing.
Stortbin1et iorfaitcoe / (~orSoop0
ell Hc'olutiuu, iom tiliigtcoc at tpin'
&c belle Winiitcriei til at oerniiioncrc
Huber Scbnttcu uotoltcS Ell nlcget
itGrf lltiIircoabeb meb Nr. %its No,
miuiitrntiou al Observation-Disclosures
TOT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, Ia. on Nov. 26. as required by
act of Congress of Oct. q, 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. Ia, on Nov. 90, as required by
act of Congress of Oct. 8, 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

4crfieties paa slss Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

True translation filed with the postmaster
AZ DEBORAH. Ia. on Nov. 20. as required by
act Of Congress of Oct. y. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
ebert Gouie | Yarts.

True translation filed with the postmaster
NJ DEBORAH Ia. on Nov. %, as required by
act of Congress Of Oct. 6, 1917.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
DO YOU KNOW.

That another year has passed with
ou, Pendleton securing new quarters
for the Commercial association
That Mayor Homer Watts Of Athe.
ma was once captain Of the University
Of Oregon football team?
That Al Richardson has shined shoes
ia front Of the st. George Hotel since
1893?
That Col. J. H Raley did not begin
tc practice law until he was 40 years
old.
That Court street east Of Main street
Used to be twenty feet narrower than
- now is?
That the excursion which left last
evening for st. Paul was the nth ex-
cursion in the past four years which
Pendleton has sent to other fairs and
festivals?
That George Paer. despite his size
began life as a baby in arms?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
SYLVESTER PENNOYER
MAY BE NEEDED AGAIN

~ EEP you eye on the nice
~ little Joker some people
are trying to work
through the legislature with
reference to the public utility
act and for the purpose are US
ing Mr.. Corey, of the commits
sion as their spokesman.
The amendment provides
that a public utility corporation
operating in a city shall be free
from invasion by competitor
unless the state public utility
commission rules that public
Convenience and necessity
calls for such action. Even a
citv or town would be barred
from establishing a municipal
light or water plant without
first getting the consent Of the
public service commission.
No grocery store, no bank,
newspaper or anv other line Of
business is provided with any
such soft arrangement as this;
why should public utility cor
poration be shielded from COM
petition?
If a competing electric com
pany, private or municipal,
wishes to enter Pendleton or
any other town why not let
them come? Competition is a
good thing for the consumer
and should be encouraged not
stifIed. 1t is not necessary fol
any state commission to pass
en- the necessity or convent.
ence" Of such an enterprise
The people putting up the cap
itaI and taking the financia
risks are thoroughly able II
Judge as to the facts and it il
safe to say they will not inves
in such business unless the!
deem the situation to be right
To the East 0regonian th'
amendment proposed by Mr.
Corey is the limit Of audacity il
view of the fact he is drawini
a salary for supposed servic'
to the people.
Once upon a time man,
years ago Oregon had a publi
service commission that fell in
20 this same line Of conduct
One day Governor PennOye
notified the members of tn
commission they were remove
from office for the good of tn
state. It may be about time t
Pennoyerize the present con
mission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
% Years Ago Today

From the Daily East Oregonian.
Jan. "a. 1880
Life insurance Is all the rage in
pendIetOn; many have taken out poll
ces who were heretofore considered
unapproachable.
Derwood Waffle is in Pendleton on
a days furlong from duty which he Is
enjoying among his chums.
Charley Sharp has fully recovered
from his attack Of sickness at Center
vile.
Joe Downing dislocated his arm last
evening at the train but with the as
slstance OF two drummers the mem
ber was placed in position again on
the spot.
John A. Gross. a prominent Helix
tie is in town today.
silss Grace Evans has returned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
CUTS HAND ON SAW
Meyrl Agee Loses Part of
Third Finger and Slightly
Injuries Fourth.

While working on the saw in the
manual training department yester-
day afternoon Meyrl Agee was pain
fully injured when the board he was
saving was thrown from the platform
Of the saw and his hand pulled
against the saw.
The third finger was destroyed 70
the first joint and the fourth finger
slightly injured,
This was the first accident in the
shop this year. Care is taken by MI,
Chloupek that all new men who take
manual training are Instructed in the
proper handling of the saw, so such
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
Inactlyity Causes Constellation.

Lack of exercise in the winter is a
frequent cause of constipation. You
feel heavy, dun and listless, your COM
plexion is sallow and pimply and en-
ergy at low ebb. Clean up this con-
dition at once with DR.. Kings New
Life pills. a mild laxative that relieves
the coigested intes;ines without grip
ping. A dose before retiring will as
sure you a full and easy movement
in the morning Csc at your drug
gist.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24

from her extended visit in the Will
lamette valley.
Pigeons, making a palatable dish
for the epicure have made their APP
pearance on the market.
Frank Pollock, the railroad con-
ductOr who has been lying at the VII
lard House the past several weeks
with an injured hip will be out in a
day or two as good a man as ever and
his friends know what that means.
A letter has been received by R,
Alexander stating that E. Lobenstein
has been lying i'll in Portland for the
last two weeks and has suffered a
turn for the worse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24

If Europe is not sufficiently
educated to understand the
American brand of peace that
is Europe's misfortune another
year of fighting may bring
about a change.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
R~sw5A AyrsNsns~Al

of having rifled the United States
mail.
Judge Pollock announced that
medical examination had shown De
Bord's mentality was weakened by an
injection of anti-typhoid serum given
him by army surgeons last July and
by the heat at Eagle Pass, Tex, where
he was doing border duty as a mem
ber of the First Kansas Infantry reg
iment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24

waged to a decisive end? Does
the interest of the United States
call for a victory for one side
or would a drawn struggle
serve our interests better?
Should Germany win the war
Germany would become the
dominating power in Europe,
if not throughout the world. In
the event of disputes with this
power the United States would
have to deal with a formidable
and victory flushed opponent.
In the event of victory by
the allies the power of England
and her colleagues will be fur
ther augmented. If they con-
tinued their alliance they
would dominate the world as
they now dominate the sea. In
the event of any misunder-
standing with these forces the
United States would have to
deal with a power obsessed
with the pride of the conquer
or.
But should there be a drawn
war the equilibrium would be
maintained. There would not
be one supreme authority in
Europe but power would be
diffused as before the war,
Neither set of nations would
want trouble with the United
States because such trouble
would bring their continental
| foes down upon them.
Therefore it is easy to see
where the president gets his
view as to the desirability of a
victoryless peace. His view is
sound, not merely for this
country, but from a world
standpoint. While others are
crazed with prejudice and war
hate Wilson stands forth as the
one clear thinker of the day
he is the beacon light on a
storm racked coast.
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There is a story about a
singer who has been asleep
for 27 months" but it does not
state what dope his neighbors
gave him.
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The legislatures bone dry
law may permit the use Of al.
cohol for preservative purpose:
which affords a ray of hope t.
many.
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If Europe is not sufficient!
educated to understand tn,
American brand of peace tha
is Europe's misfortune; anothe
year of fighting may brin
e about a change.
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The European press is Ell
h titled to no more weight tina
Y expressions from an insane ho
: pital; they are all crazy aero!
: the ocean and don't know it.
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Salem, Mass, established
: 1892 has been asked by Salen
. Ore, to change its name
- what do you know about that
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y The house and senate eaC
c want to save the fair Made
single handed.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
ANm-TYPHOID SERUM WEAKENS
A MIIITIAMAN'S MENTALITY

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 24.-Judge
Pollock. in the federal court of Kan
sag city, Kan. ruled today that Hen
~ De Bord, a substitute mail carrier,
and former Kansas guardsman, should
receive a minimum fine of $500 as
result of his conviction on charge
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24
WHAT A VICTORY WOULD
MEAN

NHNAS President Wilson
~ right in asserting that
the world will be better
off if the present war is not
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-24

accidents may be avoided as far as
possible
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
Former Allan Liner Sunk.

Halifax, N. s., Sept. 25.-The Brit
ish steamship yirginian of 6,S27 tons,
formerly an Allan liner in transatlantic
passenger trade, is said to have been
one of the victims of the massed attack
by German submarines on a conveyed
fleet of British merchant vessels of
the Irish coast early this month.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
BAR SHIPPING GOLD TO SPAIN
Government Decldes on Policy Of Con-
servotIon Of Supply Of the
Precious Metal.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Treasury
officials, carrying out the governments
policy governing the conservation of
gold, have virtually decided upon a
policy prohibiting the export Of gold
to Spain. No gold has been licensed
for export to Spain since the presl-
dents proclamation became effective,
except several small shipments already
loaded aboard steamers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
U. S. TORPEDO BOAT INJURED
Patrol ship on Duty OFF Virginia
capes Accidentally Disabled
No One Injured.

Washington, Sept. 25.-The navy de-
partment announces that a torpedo
boat on patrol duty off the Virginia
capes has been disabled by minor
mechanical accident on board and has
been towed to port. The accident in
volved no injury to any of the crew.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
SMALL STYLE.

Little honey wears fetching coat
Of kings blue velvet cut on straight
lines and belted handsomely, the silver
buckle harmoniziug beautifully with
the gray squirrel edging Of the collar
and cuffs, The beaded facing is new
note for a bonnet. and the flowers are
made Of ribbon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28

"Gets-It' has cured more corns
than all other remedies combined.
It's as sure as the sunrise, and as
safe as water. Used by millions.
Don't take n chance with your feet,
you can't afford to experiment
with unknown mixtures when you
know "Gets-It" never fails.
"Gets-It" will remove any corn
or callus Wear those new, stylish
shoes or pumps If you want to-
go ahead and Dance Demand
"Gets-It, throw substitutes back
on the counter! Zoe is all you need
sent direct by L, Lawrence & Co.,
Chicago, Ill. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28

This is a stady In browns. The hand
some, severely tailored suit is snufl
gaberdine, the luxuriant stole kolinski
while the beautiful line Of the turban
IL attained by brown velvet over a
chenille base. Brown is reliable fall
color-brown in many shades
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-28
For a Corn-PeeIing
Picnic, Use "Gets-lt'

Pain Eases at Once, Corn Just DiesE
Do your corn-ridding easily, with
n sniile,-the banana-peel way.
That's the "Gets-It" way,--the only
way,-your corn or callus comes on
complete as though it were glad to
get on,