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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31
10 QUE HARA Ell CONGRESO

Washington, MARIO 30 Cle-
ese que el Congreso no declarara
Ia guerra a Alemania, pero que
airmara que existe va un estado
de guerra con dicha naci6n pro-
vocado por ella, y que tomara
todos los pasos debidos para ha-
ced frente a la situaci6n y que sc
respeten los derechos de los Es-
tados Unidos, que es, POGO mas Q
menos, 10 mismo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31
PANCH0 VILLA CERCA DE
CHIHUAHUA.

Despu6s de haber derrotado
un par de veces a Murguia, Sc
arrim6 Pancho Villa a Chihua-
hua y. segdn los carrancistas fue
derrotado, pero otros afrman
que dicha capital sera de un mo-
mento a otro atacada por el ex
Napoleon del Norte, que parece
|quiere volver por sus laureles.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31
AUMENTO DE FUERZAS.

Washington, mario 30.-Se ha
decidido reforzar las fuerzas del
canal de Panama, asi como tomar
los debidos pasos para organizar
mllitarmente, con tai fin. a los
residences civiles americaEos dc
10 zona del canal,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31
.NUEV0 GABINETE EN-
FRANCIA.

Ell Gobierno frances pesidido
por BRAND ha dimitido. Previa-
mente habia presentado su dimi-
sion ell ministro de la guerra, ge-
neral Lyautey, por divergencias
sobre cuestiones de defensa ma
.cional. Ell nuevo .yabinete esta
|presidido por Ribot.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31

miembros del actual comite So
bre comites. Clark ha manifes-
tado que tiene suficientes votos
para ser elegido, pues parece
cuenta con ell sosten de la mayo
ria de los independientes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31

minus pantalones. Las llamas
que habian comenzado a hacer
paste del edifcio fueron sofoca-
das, Y todo 10 que perdi6 Lujan
fu6 ell capacete de su autom6vil
Y parte de su pintura. No ardi6
mas que la gasolina de la man.
guerra, pero no la del deposito del
autom6vil.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31

guarecido tras de corazas, como
una especie de armadillo, puede
cortar a salvo de las balas de fu-
sill V ametralladora, las alambra-
DIS que defender las trincheras
euemigas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-31

v ARNNN - u -
We guarauter the largest CIT
eulatioa Of any other weekly
or daiiy iaiesl publication In
rev HeIleO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
aus bcul @taate.
Sit micrcm StaatsiGfcl bcrrId)t cine
aibncl,bc 9ccre, crgp = bic Staatsz
itcnerlt lullcn crb1bt lpernen.

0es 90 ines, 81. 8. 6ebt'
Ser ltautlidc 6i(islhuemeiitcr Sllins
cp @illis geitano beutc bpIo errotbeno
Gin, boB rnicr StuotsIddcl slr5clt -
ipie CO in Dem ihDnen Stuocl1tcnlleoc
beibt : pDIig ~id)loii uno lces" III.
Sis sllm / Suli, ipcnn lih Der Stront
scr Stootsltcueru i'll Die Staotsfdnelt
sll crgic6en besinneu miro, oilrfte on5''
WIanfo in Scr Stnutsfnllc bcrelt3 auf
$1,4S5.52t aufselaufcn lciu.
G'6upcrneur oarbiua ioll bic Illtunt
sieuc Gage pes Stuntes illr redf
ldllimm baltcll. CT ipiro III nutlter
3eit cine Sic sbe5ilgllhe llnterreoll1g
nit ocnt @iee G5puperncllr, pent Gre
tl,tip 3atbc uno Den &orlteenotn otr
Stuut5lcaislutllr baben
Sis oubiu lperoen iuir. lperrn Willis
Gprbered5ul1n9en srtreIIen lullten. NIT
ser unaencbmen Nusiid)t dilf cluc be-
peutcure grb1bung Ocr Staatsltellerlu
gctrDltct.
G,ciet SIT YrdiipcntIdlaits Irinldr4
iuablcm purbcbaltlid) Der llnter=
Idbriit bcs Spnucrlenrs utber=
rnfem.
Ses NSpines, 8. Sebr. Sct
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
yGin jehcr ocufihe 5nudbuutfpmntan
bant bat sic &riegscrflarung in
ictucr Snnb."

gsni6ington 8. Sc6r. Sic
&rieosriiitlln9en ne6mcn int gall5cn
2unoc einen r1tbigen, dbcr nidtsbeltpz
lpcniger icbr rapiDen Sortgong. Sic
Hegicrllng5frciie iinb porauf gefoBt>
bob Sic Stl,noe Ser gntld)cioung jctt
INNER n1ber riicft gs ulrbc bier od5
gSort gepri9t, ~oaB cin Icbcr ocl1tld1c
|Suud6potfpumonbont sic ariegserz
tllrrng SelltIfIlonos an sic %cr.Staaz
ten in iciner Solhe bdttel"
Sic 9e6an0ll1ng @crorps Dltrh Die
ocutlfe He9ierllng but bier ulId) clncl
iturfcn llnipiuen los9cIolt, obcr oicsfc@
gierlrngsfreiic icben oicIc peinlldc
gpilooe iebt ais ab9cIdlollcn an, lett
Dent oeuticte 9epeidjcn eiugctroFTen
linb, sic sic Mbrciic @cruro5 filr NOR
gen onfiinbige,1.
!. Sic i'm Staotsocpnrtcmcnt eingcz
luufeuen 8erifte 5eigcn. Dab bclttc
foum sic !odlfte ser sln5u6l ser Sf]lI1c
on ebent Scr nrci pprbcrgcbcnpen Sd@
aen bon Sen Sdlthbppten perIcnft ipor&
Sen lit. Sic llrlodcn bieles Itne(len
Nta6(ailcns IN Der Sbdtigfctt ocr
I3alldbopte lit bier antitrlid) onbez
funnt, aber Sic Srcrlloe gn9lnnp5 be-
bollpten, bab bies bereits eine Snlge
Ser Shltbr1aBregeln Scr cnalilde1tIpz
miralitdt ipdre. Gic ipeiIen nud) pa1
rouf bin, bob bis6er alle ipirflid gut
armirtcn 5anpelsOampfer au5nabn1sz
lus in ibreu 8eltinmltnesbdfen an9ee
lungt ip1rer.
Slliu ipefnlirt babcn tic bud!
gSulb Al 9 on, 8. Sebr. Sn5
lchipinbenoc SntercIic o1 Der "Sef"1
llnterluhun9 tullrbc belttc nndr1nl5
nelt bclcbt, uls ser bielige %ertreter
Ser gcm gorfer @laflcrfirnd 5nrri@
man & &c., George 9. Gblpn,an oor
Sent llnteriltGrl1gstomitcc crId)len,
lnb pieicm gcitono, BOB gelpi1e W}itz
oliencr ocs Observation-Disclosures 6lt
Iciueu regul0ren almoen 9ebpreu ltno
|reeelm6big an Ser 9ieip S)prfer Sprlc
lpefuliren.
Scr %prlibenbc hcs &untitces Soenz
rn pcrlongtc sic giennllng Der 9tamelt
oes betreficnocn Hcpr0Ientonten mo
Gbipmau perlprad), oielc n1orgeu uor4
sulcocu. Ct bebauptctc abcr, tetneH
Scnotor allf leiner annocnlnre 5u boz
ben unD tpplltc ull6 utcbt mil1er, pb
CT picllcibt Sefrctarc bon Senotorelt
luo &nbilettsmitglieocrn llnter lctlen
aunben gcBobt bdttc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
NnB bcut MuSlanoe.
9,ad,ridt pun bcr s,pangslueiien 3n
riidbalt,,mg bcr almerifancr III
Gcmtid)lanb mar itmr cine clt8=
. ( liidc 6ckliigc.
Berlin erbielt crit acltcrn 9fabridJt
iibcr sic bepprltcbenbc slbreile Deg
@rafeu 8ernltorff.

8crlin, iiber 2onoon, g.. Tcbr.
Sic failerlihc Meaicrnng tit crit belite
oltrd Sen ipaniIdcn 8otlbafter ppn
Ser nl,f nihltcn Siensta9 fcltsclettci'
Ybreilc oes @rofcn Bcrnitorff lmb oclz
len 9egleitcr iibcr 6alifar pcrltdnoigt
iuprSen. Sen biciieen slmcrifanern be-
reitetc Sicic 9sadrityt grobe Grlei1te%
RING, bo tic iett bpffcn. bob ibrer slb=
rciIe aus SelltihIonb nidlts nebr int
Wc0c Itcbcn tpirb.
.yptidafter @crarb ,birb uaDrideinlid,
itbo,l bcntc bic Niidreiic antrcte't.
gcrllin (Gonncrstag). iibcr Sonz
bon. 9. Sebr. Srotecn, pas Gahln, fllr
Sic slbrcile bes 8oti1aftcrs Gerorp
,mb icincr 2anoslc,,tc. sic GcntihlanO
s,l pcrloilen iliinittclb nod '.ift be-
itimmt feitacickt iporbcn 1T. lDrte man
bcutc bier. baB lie an, l,ddlten Sat.sz
taac erfolgen ipcroc.
Ser 3ns ioll am samsta9 slbenS
,tnl $50 llbr iibcr 0nIcl nad) Scrl1
|obiobrcu. Won Ser ldipci5cr t1allpt@
itubt lpcrbcn sic Anlerifdncr Sant
nad, Spanicn, ipciterfobrcn, lin, lid)
ppn sort aus o,ti hent eritcn r,ohslme=
rifo abIdbrcnbcn Snnpfcr cir5ltld,lts Z
fen. 2ipci boberc 8ean,te Deg Sclltld)c1.
sllls,pdrtigen sln,tcsi ipcrbcn Die Uubrt
bis nod Scr Idppsi5cr @rcl,5t mit1
nndlcn.
sln6er Serr,, nno Sfau @croro iner@
|ncn bic meiltcn @con,ten Der 9otldaft
,tlrb Ser apnlulntc cinigc nicler
gcon,tcn linb nnb Sfanpinapicn nno
poIlano ncrlcst irorocn -. mcbrcrc
3cihnasfprrclppnbcntcn ilno bic Nmez
rifoner. ,pcld)c Sclltlhlanb Ilofort 81
pcrlalicn ipiinldcn. Gucs III slllem
sirfu 200 Gcrioncn, bic Seinrcile a''1
trctcn. Sic Mcbrsabl scr slmerifanel
aicbt cs por, porldufi9 in 9clltiehlanS
All blcibcn, ci,,iee ipollen .litl ndd} nells
tralcn 9anbern, bauptiddli6 Der
+gdipei5. be9eben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
Scr &rieg.
Bon oer onfront.
0ampfrnbe an aelln 1sronten int Sitci'
uub Siiopiteit. .

gcrIin. brobtlos iibcr Snpuile,
8, Tcbr. GuS Gro6c 9allptquarticr
gob beutc betonnt, buB on Den rulll=
lhcn. rllmdnilhcn llno maseconilfcn
aricgsfrontcu im all9en,eii1en fcil,c
Gdmpfc bon ncuncnsiucrtber gcocltz
ting itattecf,tnpcn babcn.
Mniiiihcr @cneral eefallen.
ct. Ectersburg. iibcr Spnz
Don, 8. Scbr. Sns ruiliidc @ric9samt
melocte beutc. bo6 an allcn 8rte9s=
frpnten gciteru l,rr gut,S unbencutcnnc
eharn,iibcl itottgefunocn baben.
9unl bclugt Der an,ttifc Scrid]t
lpeitcr:
,9ei cinen 6eiedtc iiinlid BON
9rpbD lpurpe Scr 8cncrdl 3aroinaz
lopsfi burd, cine Geirchrfli9cl 9cz
tDbtct."
Sic icinblithc srtilleric hnn,barz
pirtc ocltern ouh sic Staot Stnnislolu
(an ser aaliaiIden 6ront) NIT alpolfz
sDlligen 8eihiieen. 0ierbei tpurpc lcz
sod, nur ciu (2) 9aus 5eritort. Teb=
rere gclppbner ser Stabt pllrocn pers
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10

Sol19elb (n0rDegllr' 2'ooo SOnz
ncn.)
eoainiiOc (britiia 2o42 ao''z
ncu.)
Surino (britii6, 27o2 4onnen.)
9efanntc @elamn1t SonGflen5abl:
21,O93.
ssod brci nOr,uesiide 9ampfcr pOn
Il 8optcn ncrfenftl
sonoon. 8. Scbr. 5i&r ipurbc
beutc nod Die Terienfuug beT brei folz
genben norlpesiiden Garnpfdr ourd
5ouhbootc pcrtiinbct: .Sbp", 1172
Ionnen srob, n6onsfinef" 2967 9onz
men. llnb .Storstog", 2191a Sonnen.
Ser aapitol ser ~Soo" peridtcte,
ooB iein sdifi bon bent aaudboote
obne 8arnln9 Dura@eichiisfeuer pcr<
lcnft tporbcn ipirc. S5ierbef tullrDen
Ser critic Inat unO Ser Stespart &C.
t00tct.
&on Scr S)aanni6nft beE vStor5z
fog" ipurbcu bisber nur bef erIte Sfz
fiSier uno Ser Sdiifs5inlnermunn &C.
lanoet. Sic ubrige MannIhaTt 'oll
iict an 8orb bes 1allbbootes. ipeldes
ba5 Sdiff perlentte, befllnDen boben.
8uaen nidt fir Amerifa bic aaitanien
aus bent ssener bolcn.
,2onoon. 8. Scbr. Cine Jcutcrz
ocpcldc aus GottcrDam lartet:
Ser nNiel,tpc Gourant" 6eiBt III
eil1en 2eiturtitel sic Nntipprt. Die 81.
2auoo,l, Der bolldnDiId)e glinilter fir
ausipartige AngeIcgenbeiten oeu on1e=
ritoniiheu Gclanbten ertbeiltc. gut.
Sic 3citllng crtldrt in Serbinoung
panit. Yrdliocnt 8ilions Infforbe=
rllug mar III Scr Sbot gIcidbcDeltel1b
nit cincn an sic 9'cntralen gerittctcn
Grludcn Die aaitanien fit Imerito
ars Dem Sellcr 81 bolen."
auf bicicn einsisen rSnnbessenuKen"
fann Scr. Gilipn aber nift itols
Icill.
2onbon, 8. Sehr. Ser Winiiter
bes sluslpdrti9en bcr Hepublif 8olipia
Dot elmer 9leuterOepeId)c ollfolgc. Die
fid auf cine Mclbun9 ser 3eitlln9 so
Ta3" itiibt, beIdloiien. oern Beilpielc
oes Hrdiiocntcn su folgen llnb bic oipz
lonutildcn ge5icbungen 81 0eutlds
lanb obSnbreben.
eeds ediffe beate BON ben 9and)=
bputcn pericnft.
9pnoun. 8. Sebr. $oier ipliroc
beutc bcfonnt gegebcn. bob ouber Den
orci bercits einberidteten noripegtldcn
Gompfcrn vSba". r6ansttnd" lno
uStorsfp9" auh nod Der ncrlpcgilbe
9ompfer Chin. Ser iponiid5e Son1z
pier rNueba Monta,o" llno Scr BRIT
tildc Ga,npier o,6nnna 2arlcn" nit
irsgeiumnt iibcr 10000 Sonncn pcrz
ienft iporbcn lino.
slltf Ser Sba l,nb ser Sbin ipllrpen
Seeleutc burd aononcnld1iillc gctDoz
tct. 0pn Scr Storsfog forutcn nur
sipci Wanu 9ercttct ipcrben, oa Die
iibrigc Daann|t,nft nod SEM Tcroed
bcs Sondboots 9ebradt tporoen mar
unc onIdcincnp crtrunfen lit. ais pas
II Boot plotlih cincn beranfonmcnz
Den 9,lnpfer lihtetc lluo in aller Gle
llntertalldtc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
Sic Snppe mQr mit6er 5u beib ieroirt!
8mnoesrc8terun8 beab6dtt9t 8arntd)t totortt9e
arte8sertldrun8 betna eriten voTenem @e'naltaft"
gur ofortse s@rite gum Sdube uuerer &eate 9eplant
aoe ,Srea itocn?" wiro oann nohma bcntde
Observation-Disclosures abbGnscn

Il bics ou uriprinai beo6Ie ebr fra9t @ocsrcgic
runo lit ondeinenb 9eQdt nnd Nbdcz
gSliou Sic Sinnng
lit nht ro9r 9eor6cn Gs 6ciBt bd: Gin
rber bctid &riegserrung in eicr
Suifc" tleinc Seniotn in Set r2cd" lnterudng
Sic argsgcld 6on otgeIrecn pcron p = 8n19z
inoon punld feinc ipcircn vGntbii1ungcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
Gin Aufruf al ale 9entidameritaner.
40llen bet3tttn dlS cute auaerttamtid)e 0r8tr &C..
gen etue 0rte8Sertldrun0 proteittren.
Srie in uansspcen 3nrIdbalts Berlin
Isber III Nafbinetom bren 3wef erhat

0as .aricgsgcfrr bat o gan5cn 2onO ebcteno nusan
gS bat Der rngn lbeenns Eat mae1 mien - lno jest om<
dud Die Srebnsrnbc cncrgd SSor S1 alien Sofss
rciIen. ben Mbetern bis sen 2gsaurn au
sbiber dcine d oumabdj be oeuticn 5prOr,acn u fas
gen Aas bebcucnb our gcmcbung ceS areses bs
tra9cl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10

|Bunbcsoijtriftacrid,t bie Grfldrun9
aboab, baB Der sl6brll1 ber biplnmaz
|tiIben 8c5icblrngcn 5u SeutidlanO
cine Grb0bnn9 Der 9iirgl1aftsilnme
n0tbig gcn,a1t babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10
gom Der 8eptront.

Gualdnbcr iollen ilnr tleil,em 3uben=
ec,uinn crSielt babeit.
8erIiu, hrabtlos iiber Sappllle,
8. Sebr. Sn bent beutigen SaacSbe=
ridte ncs Grobcn 9auptalmrtierS miro
befunnt eegeben. bab Die Gngldnper
aeltcru an nrci Stcllcr Der Sonlntcs
SSrpnt slngriiic llnterndbmcn. Sac
louen ieooh MIR einen gaita gerln9e1s
Serraiueeipinn ersielt haben.
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9.od) Scmanb, bcr ben Yrmd nit
ccntidllnnb bnrhaus billigen biirfte.


3cntidllnub bnrdaus billiecn biirfte.
SSaibin9t on. 8. Sebr. Starl
slrmgaro @rapcs, lpcl6cr iib lclblt ais
linternationalcn Spion 6eSeidnct unS
fiir5lit perbaftct ipltrOc, iueil er perz
Irdt bobcn iolltc, bon Scr @rdfin bon
Ycrnitorff $4,000 81 erpelien, ipirb
nid)t lpeiter perfolgt iperDcn. Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iuur ouf Sen g.
Wldr5 anbcrallmt ipprbcn, llnD Grapcs
bcfinoct liG gegcn 9iir9ibai1 auf freiz
clt SUB. Sic Gcrtrcter Der 9llnpesre=
gierung 1aben sic Sadc faaen lallen,
lpcil Die our beutIdel1 8otl1aft 9cbDz
|rigcn 9nllpt6elaltnngs5cngen oie Ser
cinigtcn Stodten bor Dem 8crbanbz
'lllngstagc bcrloHeiu 6abcn lperbcn. gu
Ben 3eugen gcb0rte Scr 8otidaftsratb
9srins &nbfelbt. Ser Grinaticfretdr bcs
|Yotldafters, ST.. @oler, llnS cine Mn=
5a6l 8oten.
gln,crifauiidc Heebcr fpmmcn almdb=
lid Sl Der Gimiitbt, ban Nadgcbcn
idlieflid bod bas Hatbiamitc lit.
Mcm 0prf, s.. 1cbr. 3uei ameri=
faaiide Jradtoampier, bic, lamt ncn
neucm hemtiden &Oridriftcn, gans nit
Mncrifamcrm bcmannt limb, fcinc
&riegsfpnterbarbe fiibren nnb an if
rem 2dnssieiten nit breitcn rutb=
,ucif blancn Streifcn utb bcr ar,cri:=
faniidJcn Sabnc acfcm5cidnct inb,
,uarcn bette Mbenb sur Mbfabrt nod
yorbeanr IN bcn friibcn Morsenitnn=
ben fertis. Bic beinen 9ampfer beiRen
Orleans" ulth ,,6pdcitcr".
9ic gGisconiiner Milcmblp nidJt se,uillt,
Vyiliuns Yolitit bebin9nngslos
gnt5mbciecn.
stabilon. 8. Sebr. Cine 9cIoz
lution lpeldn sic Stellungnnbme pon
Yr1libent 8ilIon i'll Scr icbieen in
tcrnutiunnlcn Ariic sutbeiBt ltno i6on
,lcit Niontag Abct,b III ser Shipebe lit,
ipllrne bclitc aber,11als auriitgelegt, als
pas StaatsabgeprbnetenBau: bclbfoB,
init Der gcmcinldaftliden 9ielollttion.
Ibie geltcrit uonl ,Settat d,1genol1mrcn
.iporocn mar, nicbt iiberein5ultimmen.
slbg. Sort n,abtc icineslnfiinoigung
.luabr, Sic Nuronlan'ide gutbcibungsz
reiplntion ol1f pas gd1rfite gu be-
fdnpien. CT ia9tc, Ser Hrdiiocnt babe
ltns vicbr tabe pen1 ariege ge6ra6t" !
1u,D cs lei nidt ein5uicben, lpcsbal6 er
bnfiir belobt iuerDen iollte.
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soneelo (nortuesiia, 2,oS3 sonz
ncn.)
oouiniioe (britiid 2e42 sO''z
ncn.)
9urino (britiid, 27o2 4onncn.)
8efonntc @eiamnlt 5onnhten5abl:
21,O93.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-10

8aibington, 8. Scbr. Aonlul
Sroit il, ,ll,ccnStoiun bat bclltc raps
portirt. bob Der gcItcrn dllf Der uTu1
RHO" gctobtctc gic8er George Baib<
inatcn ipabrihcinlid fanaoildcr 8iirS
der lit, 50 Ct lit Mlbcrta, NauaSa, 9c@
boren luoroen ut.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-10

Among the round of entertaining
honoring Mrs J. r. Dickson, was the
delightful informal dinner for which
Mrs. g E. Roosevelt was hostess last
evening at her home on Jackson
street. AAAAA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-10

Mrs Ieona Rust Of this city IL Wis
iting Mrs. Lenora Nowlin in Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-10

Mr.. Sothern plays
a dual role in 1.-THE
Man of Mystery"
Charlotte Ives is
the mos beautiful
woman in the silent
drama.
MR.. SOTHERN
Who made only
three pictures to
preserve his art for
future generations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get. DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.

That is the joyful cry of thousands
lfnce DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for caiomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for seventeen years and calomePs
old-time enemy, discovered the for
lnula for Olive Tablets while treating
patients for chronic constipation and
torpid iivers-
! DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain cslonles. but a healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the Keynote" Of
these little sugar-coated. olive-col-
ored tablets. They oanse the bowels
and liver to act normally. They never
force them to unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth"
now and then-a bad breath-a dull.
tired feeling-sick headache-torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
Srom one or two little DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take ore or two every
night just to keen right. Try them.
10c and Csc per box.
All Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
Changes the Plan Back.

The dressmakers have looked to the
orient instead of to the late Victorian
days for the kind of wrapping that
they throw around the waist and hips,
but now and then 1t is quite refreshing
to see a wide ribbon sash arranged
with a bow at the back that is spread
out as arrogantly as the feathers of a
fantail pigeon.
OF course, this daring effect has its
hustle. which is a resurrection more in
name than form. Ii is a bit of drapery
softly falling together but it is a dis
tinct change from the fat treatment
Of the spine which was inspired by our
wholesale adoption of all that is orien-
tai.
The French derigners have not hest
tated TO put thss drapery on the side
instead OF on :he back. just as they
have cut evening gowns low IN the
back and high in the front. Why not
our questions.
Over here in America we have allow
ed ourselves sash which is bit of
the Army costumery that does not Of
fend the eve. 1t is the kind of apparel
that cannot be adopted by women
without careful selection and a dis
eliminating taste The sash. the
muffler and the short leather coat are
each minor parts of Army uniforms
that We are able to incorporate in a
womans apparel without making the
wearer suggestive of a chorus ballet in
patriotic song and tableau.
1t is quite probable that the whole of
America is heartsisk of the theatrical
outburst of alleged patriotism that is
supposed to appeal to public that
wants to shout. The American woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
AWARDS NUN $4,000.
Canadian Court Grants Damages to
Sister Who Claimed Abduction.

KINGSTON, Ontario, November 10
Sister Mary Basil. who sued Archbishop
Spratt and others for $4,000 damages
for assault and abduction. was awarded
$o4. 900 by the Jury before Justice Brit
ton in court here Saturday night. OF
this amount the archbishop, the Roman
Catholic corporation, Mother General
Frances Regis and the Sisters of Char
ity are to pay $4,000 and DR.. Daniel
Phelan. $4,000. The defendant. Police
man Naylon, was assessed nothing.
Sister Mary alleged she had reported
to Rome that conditions in the or
phanage with which she was connected
in the province Of Quebec were de
plorable." AS result she averred.
the archbishop and his associates at
tempted to abduct her from the or
phanage and have her confined in an
asylum for the insane. They had her
taken as far as the railroad station
on the way to Montreal. it was testi-
fed. when she appealed to a priest. who
had her restored to the orphanage. Her
suits for damages followed.
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THE TCNIC OF THIS GOWN is OF
BEIGE WOOL WITH SASH OF LAC
oUER RED CLOTH WITH CHINESE
EMBROIDERY AT END. THE
SKIRT AND SLEEVES ARE OF
TETE DE NEGRE CHIFFON.
on this side of the footlight does not
want anything in common with that
kind of patriotism on the other side
but she delights in the bit OF color
like the sash. that is worn after the
manner of a captain Of cadets at West
Point.
The Cadet Sash.
The coiorists have found that there
are shades of red that go we'll as
sashes and enliven a frock of black.
midnight blue and thpse other shades
that once were called London smoke,
for what is known as taupe is again
in fashion, because IL is a day of de-
rure foundations. even though human
nature is allowed a fash of color as
an accessory.
The gown shown in the sketch COM
bines taupe and red and is built OF
velvet and chiffon. There Is round
tunic. which is short in front and long
at the back, fastened in straight line
from the neck down. The sash Is q
cadet red or. as some OF the colorists
calls it, Chinese lacquer red. The ends
are heavily embroidered in Chinese
colors and design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-19
LT1IILESloR!E!s
6rbEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1917. BY T. W. Burgess.l
What Peter Saw.


Peter Rabbit was filled with mixed
<e,t. II tho frst Mace. he was
ieehnss
buooiing over Win
~ pa,yer had said Yo,, remember,
eNe .hra .s a
Paddy hao toiu eeet
stranger in the Green Forest, and that
,ba u-isest thing Peter could do would
..-,,.,,,, bo,oa to the Dear Old
oe ~ 81 ~
Brier Patch and keep away from 'ne
Green Forest But though he knew
mt paddy was in earnest and meant
'iis' au' -. ~, s,id pete,
every word OF what ne saiu'
couldn't make up his mind to do this
mil he rad learned more about this
Ii'ii ~ creer Forest
dangerous Stranger III tno - 80
Paddy had admitted that he hadn't seen
.hia a,raneer hut he had seen signs of
49, s,ens told him quite all
hln1' an othese sishs .oio '
he needed in order to know
But Peter is like a lot of people; he
wants to see things for himself. he
didn't doubt Paddy. but he wanted 70
see those signs. So Paddy had asreeo
to show Peter something.
Run across my dam TO the otner emo
and wait for me there. SAID faddy-
So Peter scampered across the dam
while Paddy swan IN the same oirec-
lion. You know, Paddy never travels
on ldHu "heh hc "a. aIas. -
swimming He is one OF the nrmest pc,
levers in safety first OF whom
know, and he is safe IN the water pu'
not always safe on land.
| When Peter reached the end OF tne
dam he looked this way and looked ina,
way while he waited for Paddy: bu,
| loo, as he would he could see nothing
unusual. But he didn't have long &c
wait. You know. Paddy swims very
| fast. and he was only moment or tWe
behind Peter in reaching the end OF the
dam. In his turn he looked this way
and looked that way. but he was look
| ing for a different purpose. He wa:
| looking to make sure that no danger
was near. Then he listened with al
his might, and at the same time tested