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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Gbarlptte.

@Gbrenb Ebco. Siefnann ben 81.
ienbabngeleiie bes Sod SSsIano 9abn
entlane ging. entoedte er etipa SOC
garos oitli6 bon &oiebio Die 2ei6e
zines l1nbefannten ,lnmeit bes &c.
leiies liegeno. gr benadri6tigte Sen
Stationsagcnten sllg. 2angborit in
Hoiebi,o lpeI6er ben Coroner, Or. s.
9lufbcr@cibc hcrbeirief Der Die Sci.
beni6ol, abbielt, bie ergab bob ser
ungliidlibe, bon einem 3uee Scr Hof
sSsInnb 9abn iiberfabren ,lnb getootct
nuroe. Ser Sobte Duroe ipGter oils
Senrp Glad ibertifisirt, Der Dor fur.
gem iid in 8eruIo, SranfIin Gountp
nieoerseIaiien batte.
Soparo SoIt unb @attin bon ct.
2ouis befinben iid iiber Die Seiertoee
bier auf 9eiuh bel ibren gltern, SEQ.
9. Solt uno @attin ltnb sSrau Warp
gie5u6 unb Sonlilie.
g(lbcrt Sfepenot bon ct. 2ouis lit
aeaenfpGrtig bier als @ait ieiner
Sdpiesernrtter, Srau @arp Sief-
mauu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

Die Sasb anf Siride, SnrfepS unb
Guail idlieft am 81. DECEMBER.
slm ielben Sage Ocrfallcn audi aae
fir bas Sabr 1917 ansseitellten
Sagb Gisenien.

Ser sSilo. ilnb Slide .Gommiiilollir
nlnbt Sh9er barauf arinlcrtiam bnb
Die Sagb ali Siride, Surtcps, Quail
nno Squirrels nit bcm 81. 0e5cmpcr
iblicbt llnb Die ShonScit beglnnt.
gta6 Dem Staatsgeicg lit Die ,So0o
al,i 8ilbgInie uno entcn bis gum 1.
Wai often, mGbreno bos NllnOcs9cs
ies Die Sago auf bicieS S8ilo idon
bonn 1. Sonllar pcrbietci. 0ie >jn9o
altf Yel5tbiere bleibt nod bis gum /.
5ebrllar often. Sdger ino Crap.
pers" (Sallenitcllcr) mililcn mn DC.
iite elmer &i5enS iein rno Der Der
taui eincs Ycl5es Gilt ais @cncie,
0aB Der Nctrcilcnoc iib allI ocr Su9o
bcionb. Die ,So1o oili Solcn iii mnb'
reno Dem 9on5cn Sabre crlaubt. Dcnn
iiir Wieiltcr &aupe 1T feline Shon5cit
porgcicben. 0od) nnlB 0crjenlge Der
Soien fingt obcr alli onOcre 9lrt mo
8eiie erle9t, eine So9oll5ens bobcn.
Siele ,SG9er narten bis @noc hCS
Subrcs che tic ibrc >>Sogb.&i5cnen
loien mo bcflageu iib oonn, bob Die
2ioens ibon am SbluB oeS SSoDrcs
ablGuit. Seoe pdbrenO oes >5obrcs
ousgeltellte Sagoli5ens crllldt omt
Sobrcscnoe, llno lit cS 0abcr rntbion
oieielbe ibon I'M ,Sunllar 81 lOicn.
Ipplifotloncn fir Sogoll5cnicn illr
Oas Sabr 1918 fonncn icet ibon bCinl
County Glerf bintcrleat, oob miro
feline 2iaens fix 1918 Dor oenl I.
Sanllar allsgcltellt pcrOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
9 t . | pc.

Oic Gbrlltbounfeicr onbicr anl
W'ontog nobnllttng in Der STRIDE mar
gut bciudlt. Die &in6cr bnbcn ibrc
Sprilhc gut orligcia9t lno oic &C.
lhcrrlug mar gut.
,Sn Gltcrnbnuic lin0 5u Nclllt)
mubrcno Die 6cicrtugc, oic 6rls. Vi.
lie lnb Carrie 9suulSo, >piloo VObl,
Gllo Sronlt Ecno Xotull lmb Grall
Son stephens, ullc bon ct. Souls;
Gnlrna &ulbcl Don Gbanois, Wll.
bclm rn6 Woltcr Nldmcpcr lno Scr.
bert ,3altrOm bonn Stnotc Soma, Otto
1ronln bon @arrcnton unb Sperm.
6ronm lm0 6anlilic POM Staote
Sem Oorf.
Gbas. &angenoocricr bon Colo.
raOo, lit bier oiii bcilld bel ieincm
,S6micgeriobn 9briit. Raui6.
Santa Claus bat inherent Hadtor
>Sobn Sbannutb cin ncleS Spr6
glllto gebrabt. Sobn mlb bob rc6t
broD 9eiueien iein.
Sdreiber oieics pilni6t Dcm Ber.
lonol oes SolfSblutt ino ocn Yeicrn
,in @liidlifcs giclljabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

bieIe 2iebbaber llnb zines oieies &c
bGdes brabte oen aniebnlihen Brcis
bon 1920.
Gin Eodterden bon 2ouis 9nif
meper ilnb bas S6hnhen bcs 2niiis
BoeideI iporen Iebte 8ode franf, be.
finoen iib ieboh pieoer auf Der gci.
ierling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

pel6er in ole grmee einae3ogcn iplIr.
De uno felt aipei Itonotcn in Camp
Suniton itationirt mar, lit wegen for.
perli6er GienitllntailgIidteit uom
Weilitaroicnite entlaiien moroen.
Srpin Sranf Sobcnitreet, pon
glanb, melder am 5. Ottober nad
Camp Sunlton beoroert wurbe rno
iid ieitber BORT i'm RefrutenIaeer be.
fanb, erbieIt Sreiipredune bonn
Gienite; peeen forperIider llntaug.
Iidfeit.
Otto 2odbar6t, Sobn BEG Srie.
oensrihter q. 9. 2odbart bon Sea.
1T OILS SreimiIIiser in Die .SIotte elm.
getreten. Der iitnee &odbart bot Die
Staats ltnineriit6t abioIbirt unb
iOar sudbren6 ben personeenen smei
Sabren ON Soma Staots College als
2ebrer tbdtis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Ser Ginfpmmcn.Stcncr-geamt iuirb
DDm II. Sannar bis sum 2. fseb.
rnar i'm Bieiiscu GonrtBans
iein.
Sur iolde bic Gin Sabrcs.Ginfommen
bon $1,000 bis $1,000 baben, lit
es ratbiam in senaupter
3eit i'm Gunrtbans pur.
sniprcden.

0ur6 ben 9lnocsiteuer Ginneb-
mer Geo. $. Wtoprc iperben mir er-
iu6t unierc &eicr gu bcnabri6tigen
OaB ein Seanlter ocs Stcller.0epartc-
incnts bonn 21. Sanunr bis gum 2.
Sebrllar III Gollrtballie in Scrnlum
iein miro UNI Den 9iir9ern bcbillflib
5u iein lire Ginfonlnlen.9cri6tc aus.
5ufertigen.
Collector Wtpore na1t ouraui allf.
merfiam oaB es fir icbc perbciratbc.
te Serion Ole ein Ginfommen bon
$4,000 uno fiir llnuerbeirutbete pcl-
de Elm Ginfoulnlen bon $1,000 I'M
Sabre 1917 battcn, ratbinm lit bel
Dem gcanltcn inl GourtDauic por5u=
lpre6cn I'M 5ll crlnittcln oh tic 5llr
3ablllng Der Ginfomnlen-Stcler pers
pflidtct iino obcr niht, ba SeriGllnl-
Nit cincn 9cridt cln5llicuocn, nit
bober Strafe gcabnoet miro.
n6alt ieocr @eid1ftsmoln i,no oic
lleiiten Sarmer werbcn bon Der Gin.
fonlmen.Steller betrpffcn pcrocn,"
nleint Der Collector. 0as Siberltc
lit oaB Seoer Der ein @cianln,t- Gin
fonunen bon $1,000 reip. $4,000 bot
te, uno nibt beitinunt Deib pelde
9(uslagen ct bon bieier Sltnutse eb4
sieben bari iib bein 9enhltcn in
Gourtbals llnterridtcn laBt.
9ieier 8eamte miro allc Sornlr-
Iare our Sanb baben uno lit es oabcr
ni9t n0tbie iid an Oas Steucramt in
ct. 2ouis lm 3uicnOung bcriclbcn
gu uenben.
Collector Woore pcronihlagt Die
3abl Der Berionen Die in @ascpnooc
gountp cine ginfomnlcil.Stcler cnt.
ri9ten lniiiien. auf 245.
Oie 9eri1te ilber bas Ginfonrnlcn
fir oas SSabr 1917 milhcn Dor ocnl
1. WdrS 1918 cingeianot pcrocn.
0o pielc 9cmoDncr im llnflarcn ilbcr
Die 9eItimmllnecn oes @ciescs lnlo
S1luierigfeiten babcn mcroen Die De
ridte aus5ufertigen ienoet Die Hc'
gierung ben genannten 9eamten bier
Der UNI ben @etreffenoen nit ieincnl
@atbe bei5uiteben. @er bon oen
bur6 oas @eies 8etroffenen es per-
laumt ben 8eridt Dor Dem 1. gtar5
ein5uienoen perfGllt elmer Strnfe bon
500 biz $1,000. 8enn ibr niht iih'
er felt Oh ibr cine ginfonuneniteuer
beoablen miibt, Damn sebt oesbnlb 5ll
Dem 8eamten unb pergeipiHert ellh.
Ser Collector ratb Seoem ein Scr
sei6nib ieiner ginnabmcn alno auss
gaben at ma6en, 10 bob Die ai,sfer'
tiaung be5 gcridtes raider bon Stat.
ten aeben fam. slusgaben fir Den
2ebensunterbalt, &b5ablung bon
Sdulben, Soften neller gfalhne,
gerbeiierllnsen an ben @ebdl'lidfei'
ten ullp. biirfen nidt in slbons &C.
bradt neroen, babingegen eelten
3insSablunsen Sterern, Sobnc,
MusIagen fir Samen, Sutter our
WGItuna bes @iebes. Wtietbe (ausges
nontnen fir 8obnling) als ausla9e
Die bon Ser @eiamnltilurnte obee5o'
gen tuerben biirfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
9ermaaa, Min, 6reitag, Den %. 0e5cmber, 1917
ylene gpot.8eiellidaft snr @ermitt.
lung ocs Sradtuerfebrs anf Sem
WiiiDnri.

Big Otubbp Stcamboat Co." lit
Der gtane cineS nel,cn llnternebmens.
oas bemn16lt incorporirt iperbcn
miro nit einen Capital bon $4,000
bis 100000. Die Boot @eielli6aft
an bercn Spibe llnicr befannte Wtit.
bilrgcr, @m. 8. Scdnonn, ein or.
iabrcncr Slub Eilot, itcbt, bcabiid.
ti9t nlcbrere 9oote bon GROCER Srae.
f1bigfcit nnb perbGltniBmdBig &c.
ringcm Siefgang 5u bal,en uno nit
bicicn bcn Sradttransport 5lpii6cn
Den peridicbenen StGbten apiidcn
Ct 2ouis unb 9oonbillc a., permit.
tcln. Die @cicllidaft miro bon II
0ircftorcn gclcitct mcrben, sic grfab.
rllng auf Dem @cbictc Der 6luBid)if.
fabrt llno Ocs Sransportlpcicns
baben.
Sic Regicrllng lGBt ieit mcbrercn
Sabrcn 9roBc llfer. lmo Sanmbaus
ten CUR Heacllung bcS Stromlaufcs
oes Miiiouri ousfiibren mas our Sol.
&C boben miro, bab niht MIR hic
reihen @ottomlGnocr beidiitt mer.
ocm ionbern Dob bos Slubbett pcr-
ticft miro, 10 bab 9oote, sic fcinen
all5ltarobcn Siefeang babcn, ben
Miiiolri biz nod Gonias gitp bin.
allfiabrcn fonnen 5u allen 3eitcn ocs
SSSabres, biz bas gis iid III @intcr
forlnirt.
9ob bl1rd bic S6iffabrt Sradt
piel billiger transportirt meroen fam
als ol,rd Die @iienbabncn, lit cine
lanslterlpieiene Sbatia6c uno menn
Die @eiclIidoft ibren Tlan peripirf, !
lidt llnb 9oote bal,t, bic I'M Stanoe
iino ibre Sabrtcn regclmdbig ei,,5u.
balten, fann Der @rfolq faum aus.
blcibcn, iibcrbal.pt iett onsciidts bcs
llmltanbes. oab Die giienbobncn sic
Sra6troten INNER boDcr binollf.
idrallbcn, lnb bieic ollcin hcn gro.
bcn Sradttransport folul bemGItiocn
fonncn.
SSn ct. 2ouis lit man jcst oaron ci.
ncn 9rpBen Serlnbc @barf au bolen
lnn bic Sdiffnbrt oiti ocn Mtiiiiilippi
5ll bcbcn llnb tibnlid)c Gcrlobc &pr.
rihtllnacn miiiicn notiirIi6 ollh ent-
lang bcn Stiibten am Miiiouri aebollt
mcrbcn lln ben Srodtpcrfcbr sll CT.
lei6tcrn rnb bcsbalb fir sic Boot
unternebmer ioipobl als fir sic &c,
ibdftc l,nb SSnbllitricen ser betr.
Stabtc portbcilboft 5lt MAIDEN. 0ieie
Sonhlrngss unb @erlooungsplGtc
luerben nit Ser Iusbebllng uno Dem
llmfana Der Sdiffabrt S6ritt balten.
oo es i'm Sntereiic eines ieben Ortcs (
entlan9 oes Mtiiiollri lieet, Die biIligc
Sranspprtgeleacnbeit 5u iidern mel.
he Ser regelm9bigc 9ampfboot Scr.
fcbr brinaen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

SRI. Sbereia 9aaiie, welte III
8ellington, 0io. oils Sebrerin tbatlg
lit, benuste Die Seiertagsferien oadll
Inn ibren @ltern, Gr. GOntuno. gta'lc
,tno @attin, babier, eincn 9eiuh ab'
3iiitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

Geo. 9. &urrelnepcr, ArtDlir
aurreInlcper unb 8nttin itno @llt,
Maderbalmer bon nabe Roiebuo mo-:
rem Iesten Sreitag bier in Seidntts'
angeIeaenbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

gs 9ibt gefpiiie Singe, mo elm
Srailen5immer intmer iddrfer fiebt
aIs bl'noert slugen Der Wan,sper.
ionen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

Sic meilten Weni6cn bobcn cine
beltimntc SprcdItlln0c. IS mare
iuilnid)cnsmertb, ooB iic oub cine be.
ltimnte Gcnfitilnoc bdtten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Pins benz Gonntp.

0urG Worrontp. p.0ccb iibcrtr,iot
Clara Elumcr an Sobn YIluncr
155.49 gldcr nabc OmcnSuille fir
$4,000.
9ie SmcnSbillc Telephone So
n,adt befannt, oob bic Gcicpbonc-
gtietbe uno 9lnten nit ocn I. Can,
ltar crbobt mcrbcn.
Dir6 NarraniD Gec0 ilbcrtrllo
leste 8odc Dan Sadiid on S. ".
Hogers, 2ot S3, 9lof Ia in WaScon
abc fir $500.
Sn icincm lcbte @ohc i'm bicii0cn
gtadlabgeridtc binterlcatcn Eclto
ment, nernadt Der fiirali6 tci Hric-
buo beritorbene +. 5. Seien,omn lei
ner Satin, Marp Seicnonn icin
i1lnmtlides pcrionIideS Gigcnt6um
ionic Die 5arm CUR Tueniebung iiir
Die 0aller ibrcs Seben, folls iie IN,
berbeiratbet bIeibt. gtoh Dem Snoc
o0er Ser @ieberbcrDeirotGung Der
ioll Die Torm ullO ollcs on-
bere @iaentbum perfauit unb Der Gr
los unter ieine hrei Eo6ter, Cora,
Della ilno Olga aleidnlGBig rcrthrilt
llno i'm 5alle 6ieielben nod nidt !
iinb, bltr6 gllbert Seic,
mann, Dem grllber 6cs Scritorbcncn |
fir oieie beriualtet pcrben. 9iC |
Bittpe lmo gilbert Seienonn iin6 ols |
Observation-Disclosures beItimn,t. 8. |
5. 2onecnberg mo s. s. 9rinfmann |
)atten bas Sbriftitiit oils 3cuecn
lnter5eidnet. !
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
q, 1917, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hbobes @iemon DON Re6 giro.
uelder iid in einem Der Refrutenla-
Jer befan6 lit bonn Nilitdroienite emf.
&uI6iet poroen auf @rlinb forper.
ider 9ienitl,ntaugIihfeit.
aug. Serm. $emeper, bon $ope,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

0lirG @orrontp. .0ccb ilbcrtrIgt
Clara Flumcr an Sobn pIluucr
t55.49 glder nobc Omcnspille fir
$4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

9ie Omcnspillc Telephone 50
madt befannt, oob hic telephone,
Utietbe uno 9lnten nit ocm I. Gan,
llar crbobt mcrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

0ur6 gSorraniD Geco iibcrtruo
leste 8odc Dan Sadiid an S. W.
Rogers, 2ot S3, 8lod Ia in WnScon
obc fir $500.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14
BLINKING GERMANS FORCING THEM TO
 PUT UP MORE COIN

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-A Stockholm special to the Globe says that with the seventh German war loan ap- preaching. the German press seldom has been more cleverly controlled for initiating popular optimism. The carefully sifted American news is fed to the public to substantiate the theory that the war will be over before America is ready to take the field in force.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14
EASTERN BUYERS AFTER SCOTCH
 CURED HERRING

WRANGELL, Aug. 11.-To the edi- tor-The enclosed clipping is an ad- vertisement no doubt appearing in your paper now. (See advertise ment of Menzel and Company, appear ing in this issue) It emphasizes the coming importance of our fisher ies and especially herring. You may know that the English embar- go prohibits Scotch cured herring from reaching this country. New York alone used about 10000 bar rels of such fish week. All of the herring now being put up this style does not amount to more than a few weeks supply at the most. The conclusions seem obvious. It is Alaskas great opportunity.
 I have been sent out by the Blu reau of Fisheries to help introduce the Scotch cure of herring to any who want to take it up. My ser vices are free to any packer, and will be gladly given. In a short good sized outfits, but I can give demonstrations tOanybOdy With suit able herring at my place. Infor nation will be gladly furnished.
 You would do a favor by letting these things be known through your paper, and helping the fishermen to- get in touch with me.
 The Scotch cure is very superior to the Norwegian, and Scotch cured herring are rapidly displacing the others, even in communities where Norwegian herring sold best. These facts are confirmed by the brokers handling the fish.
 Yours very truly,
 D. A. Crawford,
 Asst Bureau Fisheries Box POT, Wrangell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14
JAMESON GETS PLACE IN
 AMERICAS ARMY
Former Member of Empire Been Appointed a
 Lieutenant
 U. s. A.
HE IS ORDERED ABROAD

Earle C.. Jameson, for many years a resident of Juneau and prominent in newspaper circles here, the last year and a half of which as City Editor of The Empire, has been commissioned as Lieutenant in the United States Army and ordered abroad.
 Lieut.. Jameson was selected from Huntington, w. Va. where he was engaged at newspaper work, to enter the officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, Ind. where he devoted weeks to the hard training prescribed. It had been evident for more than month that he would be selected for com mission, as he had been given i'm portant commands during that time, among them charge of instruction in hand grenade trench attacks and other important matters.
 A telegram received by the editor of The Empire today from Lieut.. Jameson conveys the news that he has been given commission and ordered abroad for immediate ser vice
 While he will be credited to West Virginia, Lieut. Jameson is really an Alaskan. A native of Washington he came to Juneau before he had attained his majority, and, with few intermissions when he was engaged in newspaper work in San Francisco and at Charleston, w. Va, he remained here until year and half ago when he left for the second time to become associated with Gov Clark's paper at the West Virginia capital. Later he went to Huntington, w. Va, to accept a bet ter position on the leading daily newspaper of that place. He was appointed to the officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
 Jameson Took High Rank.
 Out of 150 men first selected from the Fort Benjamin Harri- son officers training camp. Lieut. Jameson was 31st, heading the list of second lieutenants. There were 15 captains and 15 first lieutenants, This is said to mean that the Ju- neau officer will be a first lieutenant within six weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14

Another thing we hope is that when a girl is knitting socks for the soldiers she doesn't fuss like when she's darning stockings for her little brother.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14
VICTIMS OF AUTO
 ACCIDENTS SLOWLY
 SHOW IMPROVEMENT I

Dr. E. H. Kaser and Mrs. kaser who both suffered broken collar bones in the accident Sunday when an auto turned turtle on the Thane road, are improving slowly. They are both suffering considerable pain but no serious complications are expected.
 Miss Foreshaw, who for a time was feared to have a broken rib is resting easily. Pictures taken of the injury last night revealed that no bones were broken, but that she suffered torn fragments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14

practically Alaska and the east the normal temperatures are general the reported the extreme west and is occurring southeast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-14
ARMOUR'S MEN ARE UNITED TO ASSIST
 THIS GOVERNMENT

CHICAGO, Aug. 14-J. Ogden Ar mour says ''The governemnt Of the United States can have Armour & Co.,, J. Ogden Armour, and any one man or group of men of Armour & Co., There will be no requests for exemptions"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
LIVE NEWS OF
THE NORTHWEST

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Sept. 4.-Ca-
nadians today are asked to be patri-
otlc when they eat. Under recently
enacted orders in council, restaurants
under penalty Of prosecution are com
PEELED to display prominently signs
asking patrons to practice economy
when ordering food.
"Oll persons in ordering their food
ought to consider the needs of Great
Britain and her allies, and their arm
les for wheat, beef and bacon and the
food controller requires the public to
do everything in their power to make
these commodities available for ex-
port BY eating as little as possible of
them and by making use of substitutes
and avoiding waste"
Beef and bacon must not be served
on Tuesdays and Fridays and where
white bread is served, some substI-
tute is TO be made available.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
GIRLS! MAKE A
BEAUTY LOTION
WITH LEMONS

At the cost of "A small jar Of ordi
nary cold cream one can prepare u
full quarter pint of the most wonder
ful lemon skin softener and com
plexion beautifier. by squeezing tn,
juice of two fresh lemons into a bot
tie containing three ounces OF or
Chard white. Care should he taken
to strain the juice through fine
cloth SO no lemon pu gets in. then
this lotion will keep fresh for months.
Every woman knows that lemon juice
IS used to bleach and remove such
blemishes as freckles. sallowness and
tan and is the deal skin softener.
smoothCner and beautifier.
Just try II! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and
make up a quarter pint of this sweet
~ fragrant lemon 'otion and massage
IT daily into the face. neck. arms and
hands II should naturally help to
whiten, soften. freshen and bring out
the roses and beauty OF any skin. II
IS truly marvellous to smoother
rough red hands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
Teaching Emit pnckfng.

CORVALLIS. Ore. Sept. 4.-Teach-
ing the best methods in handling and
packing pears and apples, fruit
packing school-practicall free TO
northwest fruitgrowers-opened at
the Oregon Agricultural college here
today Packing, grading, car-loading
and the use of storage houses are be-
ing taught. Modern machinery is be-
ing demonstrated to the fruitmen.
We are facing one of the shortest
fruit crops in the history Of the coun
try" said G. I. Lewis. chief OF the
horticultural division of the col cge
today in explaining the purpose of the
school. "A decrease of 12 per cent
in the apple crop with small
orange crop will create a big demand
for apples. There was never before
in Oregon SO great a need for correct
and careful handling of fruit"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
Five Wells at Camp.

CAMP LEWIS, American Lake,
Wash. Sept. Five wells that will
tap a stream of pure underground
water are being completed today.
They supply the cantonment camp
here with water.
Tho territory forming the water
shed for the springs has been made a
reserve and trespassing is forbidden.
Water will play an important part in
the life of the soldier in the making
Petween 500 and 700 washbowls and
$500 shower baths are being installed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
Character Kccps Him out.

FORT ANGELES, Wash. sept. A.
n. f. Ritsenthaler's character will
keep him out Of the new national
army He says so himself. Ritsen-
thalcr's exemption claim is believed
to be the most unique one filed in tht
state.
Ritsenthaler says he has 2 dishon-
orah'e discharge from the army and
that his character hasn't improved
since it was given him. He tried to
enlist earlier in the war. ne saws, but
recruiting officers refused to accept
him. Ritsenthaler. however, SAYS he
is willing TO 20 before a local board
for examination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
WOULD PROMOTE SOLIDARITY.
south Americans Hold Meeting at
Santiago.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Sept "A
gathering Of representatives of South
American countries, intended to pro
mote solidarity among the nations OF
this continent. has just been held
here with every evidence that / has
been a success The participants
comprised the mem bers Of the spec
ial embassies Of the different nations
who attended the recent Inaugural
ton of Jose Gutierrez Guerrero as
president of Bolivia, and who visited
Chila on their way home by special
invitation Of the Chilean government
More than 10000 persons participated
in the demonstration in honor of the
distinguished visitors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04

ceremoniausly deposed again. suffer-
ed a bad nervous shock as a result
of the bombardment of the Forbidden
City by the republican forces
Republicans are emphatical N their
demand that the annual allowance Of
$1,000, 900 silver given to the Using
household shall be cancelled. They
ask also that the imperial family be
banished to some interior point, de-.
prived of all titles and imperial rights
and carefully guarded
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-04
Port Authorities Convene.

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 4.-Twen-
t. five port authorities from Victoria,
y. c., to Los Angeles, met here today
at the annual convention of the Pa
cific Coast Association Of Port Au-
thOrities. The convention ends to-
morrow night.
A discussion of shipping after the
war, and of wartime commerce was
one of the features of today's pro-
gram. Mayor George Baker form
ally welcomed the visiting officials
and Charles B. Moores. chairman of
the Port of Portland and president of
the association responded.