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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25
STREAT0R MAN GLADLY
ADMITS HIS MISTAKE

Before took the medicine | did
not believe what people said about
Tanac, but my relief has proven me
TO be greatly mistaken" r. j. Nc.
GldmphY retired farmer of 304 South
Firth street, Strcator said on April
-.
About five years ago began hay-
ing trouble with my stomach" he
continued. MY Kidneys were out of
shape, too, I'd have to get up very
often during the night In fact, my
system generally was all run down,
IT'S almost unbelievable but | can
eat anything | care for now and the
food agrees with me perfectly. |
sleep soundly and never have to get
up during the night on account of
my kidneys, ! naturally now have un.
limited faith in Tanlac.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25
PREPAREDNESS ALL
WAYS, PROPAGANDA
NOW BEING PREACHED
Safe Guarding Health Important as Protection
Relative to Foreign Foe-Tanlac Proves Invinc-
IDLE Barrier Against After Effects of Winters
Hardshirs.

many people with conn.,
of
o
winds that chill per
through through against hui
mainly
In in has people who desire
to rid themselves of the effects of
dgeeabe state of ill health inthe spring
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

about Tanlac and so many people
were praising the medicine that
finally decided to try It. Well sir,
| feel better in every respect now.
| sleep soundly at night and the pains
and cramps in my limbs and feet
have entirely disappeared. My stom.
and kidneys never bother me any
more I'm only too glad to let my
friends know what this medicine has
done for me. | certainly can recon.
mend it,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25
FORMS CONCLUSIONS
FROM WIFE'S TRIAL

'Tanlac has given my wife wonder.
full relief George Boysso of near Uti.
Ca Ill, said on April 2S. Her appA.
lite was poor and the food never
agreed with her, She was nervous,
TOO. Mrs. Boysso is rapidly gaining
in weight and strength. since taking
Tanlac, however. She's not so ner.
vous now, either.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25
HUNDREDS WASTED I'M
TRIALS, FARMER SAYS

Swan Nelson, residing on rural route
No. Is, ottawa, declares Tanlac gave
him relief hundreds of dollars pre-
viouyly spent couldn't produce.
For years my system generally had
been all run down. | never felt like
working he said I'm fast regaining
my health through Tanlae though.
have lots Of energy now and I'm raJ.
idly gaining in strength"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25
TANLAC'S SUCCESS
ISLATEST ROMANCE
OF BUSINESS WORLD
Millions of Bottles of Master Medicine Sold in
Brief lin1e-Figures Astonish Staid Business
Merit Responsible for the New Prepare
tons Popularity.

h'c mas Orousht new romance the the
story of acceptance bo
tanned by proprietary medicine.
Sad business whom the product ion o Tan
lac nave peeh submitted
SHOWN TIE production OF Tanac nearly one
and onohlt carloads day year This
nspite The fact that Tanlac
medicines having been on the marketony thirty months
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

Amboy-C. Achembrimer.
Dixon-Campbell & Son.
La Salle-Clancy's Drug Stree.
Morris-Foxford Baker Drug Co
Ottawa-W. D. Duncan's Drug Store
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

More than 10000 druggists in the
United States are enthusiastic Tan.
lac boosters because they know when
they sell = customer a bottle of Tan
lac, the new medicine is going to give
satisfaction Tanlac makes new
friends for the exclusive agents and
pleases the old customers.
Taniac Absolutely Pure.
The compromising of Tanlac is alb.
soIutcly uniform 1t il made wholly
from vegetable ingredients.
There is not the slightest mineral
faint. 1t IS primarily tissue hlld.
er, tonic and appetizer. Taniac Is by
far the most efficient remedy over adj.
vdnced for the treatment OF ailments
OF the stomach, liver and kidneys and
catarrhal affections Of the mucus
membranes. Il reYitaizos the blood.
restores inlian,cd membranes to th,ir
normal state and builds the body
back to strength
Catarrh is the great American dis
ease. Catarrh OF the stomach aud
kidneys in many ways leads TO l,>-
popsia and more serious consequences.
1t is surprising how many men and
women are suffering from catarrh
aloue, while believing that other all.
ments cause their distress.
The symptoms of catarrh are many
and easily learned. They are: Bad
breath, coated tongue. headache. dz.
ziness, watery eyes. frequent snee2-
ing, dryness Of the membranes, stop.
ped up nasal passages, roaring sound
IN the ears, and a nervous. hdgety
condition.
Run Down Feeling.
As catarrh progresses there are
pains In the stomach, back and kid.
ney region Loss Of appetite and an
increase OF nervousness mark the ca
tarrh sufferer particularly Then
comes feeling Of general lassitudc
that is so generally characterized as
that rundown feeling and non-as.
smlation Of food that leads to the
really serious eases.
Men and women who suffer from
loss of appetite. sour stomach. gas
formations boating, dizziness sleen-
lessness, headache, backache. duh .
pains in the limbs, or grow
melancholy upon the slightest
disappointment have irregular cir .
culation or ailments of the liver
and kidneys will find Tanlac
contains just the remedial qualities
to meet their conditions.
These sufferers need a general re-
building Of the system. They ace in
many cases victims of auto intoxica-
ton, which Is the forming Of poisons
in their bodies because Of CORRECTION
Of the vital organs
Tanlac starts the work Of recon.
struction and starts it as rapidly as
can well be-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

Peru-Nadlers Pharmacy.
Pontiac-Ralph H. Bradford.
Streator-Gaut Drug Co.
Spring Valley - Thompson's Drug
Store.
Wenona W. II. Downey,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

81 actually feel like a nc;y
apomon, since using this ncap mcd-
iciHc TdHlac Mrs. Pred ZWch-
err.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-25

II ithoW erdggcyation Tmldc
has been 1vorh easily a dollar an
ounce to me'-E. A. Stits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
WALKER ISSUES
SHARP WARNING
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT TOlER-
ATE FAILURE TO REGIS tx,
SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Attempts to Prevent or Delay Com
pIiance With Law Tomorrow VIII
Surely Result in Prosecution.

Neither neglect on the part q! The
men OF The ages vi 10" Years IN
elusive 20 register tomorrow or efforts
10 prevent iha accomplishment OF Il
cUmplrtc registration Will b" 'nlrl-
ared BY the government. This l. Fnui-
Gated in Il statement made by nl'"u
States District Attorney stuart W .
Walker when asked by Il reporter rs
TO the consequences in The event mat
any men of the prescribed age TAI or
neglect to register.
The REGISTRARS and thO$" carrying
ha SrirCriYc SrrNiC" act INTO cn"ri
Will De- protected in every way BY
In" government, District Attorney
Walker stated AN! person coming
within the limits Of this act vino fails
or nrglrc1S To register will b" ar
rested and prosecuted IL provided ny
thu act: and all persons seeking.
hndrrinc. preventing. or delaying
ihnsr who desire II h. obrdicnt TO
The act will certainly b" arrested and
pu; on trial by the United States
government.
Tn" district attorney further said
that h. sincerely hopes that every
man romipG within the purvicw Of III"
act will register promptly tomorrow.
that il is a duly he owes 10 his CONF
try Tin" law requires registration
ami ii any refuse or neglect ~ 90 50.
he makes il clear just as surely VIII
lhr government cause their arrest ami
prosecute them according TO the pro
visions Of the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
Americans in Germany
Reported Well Treated

BERLIN, Juno = tyia London. June
=. Arthur T.. Cunning. secretary OF
me Am"iiran Association 0t COM
nI"rr" and Trade nt Berlin. wh"r"
ulu.l Americans; now in Germany are
listed. IL \ statement 10 the Associated
Press. said thai while Americans
desiring 10 leave Germany are MOI
being given special privileges over
ni her naiiunal!l:">. they are meeting
with courtesy and Good will on the
DART ui officials when applying Tor
permission lu leave.
81 AIN unaware TT any Americans
b"in" detained" Mr. punninc said.
whit" no exceptions are being made.
have tound that IN many Instances.
som" existing regulations hav" been
waived in their favor. There also
have been notifications in tho rule
requiring Americans "a report 10 the
police. Will" American business men
established her" have informed tho
association ina; the ware not being
mo;r$lcd from any dirrcti"u.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
NO SUBMARINE BASE
IN THE CARIBBEAN

WNSiliNGTON. .IiNr nhl-n"G
rrpuriS ni German uN'rijI"S 10" Il SUD-
marine base on III" island nl M&r"a'
RIA. of tn" Nrn"ZurlHu coast. drew 4
$iHlCm"nr tonight from Minister 10
mnici drnn:lncin@ III" story a. fal.".
rhararG"rizinc talk uf German poliiI,.
raI ln!Iu"ncr IN N"neZurla a. non
S"ns". and DECLARING that no "iErnm'
Sranr" wnnll arls" 10 change 'h"
friendly attitude -: MS country toward
iii" 'Ih'"d States.
"Ilunnr anG dignity force on Ncn"A'
u"ln AZ ;,iri''id'. at '.'ewraity in ihr
present war;" l." aid. but taiS nru-
rraIiiy is most f.uniiy toward The
limited States Tn" Venezuelan %nl.
rrnm'ni meyer Tor - mlnu'" would
r"nai'i"T granting 4 submarine ba+" 10
German!
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time 10 lime SWirlrd about SUGAR lac
turie. Hindmills. larm buildings. GENE
.i.rirs. hrrwcrirs, slap heaps. unimpnH'
Ing mounds lik" Ih'' buil" Lu War.
lrnCourj. rhurrhrs. m"na$icrlCS and
even a>ylumS for HE insane.
Nearly one hundred prisoners mad
been counted mas morning from Ina
nocturnal "p"raun1> around Lens ana
th"r" WdS every lndicati"h 'hat hc"N
losses hdd been ln"iclcd on me en-
cmN. ARTILLERY activity continues uI-
abai"t. first one sid" and iG"n III"
other b"mharuInE and rGlailaiinS III
turn.
lprrs comes i'll for III" U>ual da!
anu night Smelling. There has not
been day III the last TWO years mat
shells nave not poured INTO WNai Is
l"il oI this one" important ll'tl" Bel
gian city. Not content win i puF"l%
d'StrucllE" hrc, the GERMANS tdl'iE
HAY" been rrSOrtIn% 10 the il: "i EHS
smells in great proiuSlon. IL" t'r1'
mans mad" minor attack 'asi ngh;
on IL British outpost lin" %nUln"'['.h!
th"rlSy, n" weight ri WhIcN carried
twu posts. bur one WIS SUBJ, QurM.l!
wrrSi"d from th';a.
Thu. GrrlnauS. >llil r"$"ntiui a their
defeat 1T RulleCuurl, hHv" hCru bonn
harding H. ruins -rtf-rthal 1rwE. ana
tn" British positions to The r..HI rf I.
in IN" Ilindrnburg line. win 80 ~ ito.
lrnc. FOR several iays I}a~i. ;h":r guns
pnurIug shells Of all ralih. =, into
these positions lhrough0u; lat niahr
IN, German S:r.in,S
STATEMENTS ,haI EullrrnuIi ami yIrpui.
-, .,r, ~ ahyo,ntrIy mo- ,r,-,r..:r.,..
G,,m,.,n .,;~,I,nns lrn,,,,rd Lnn,l.. r,fh.
81. Observation-Disclosures i. h,rk Of IN Hrj,jsh
=.
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FIERCE BATTLE
Continued From First PageD

Nuyiro-Ifalian lh"Hr:" again has
GREATLY diminished in violence. b.
iny carried oui mainly b. small
tintacnm"n'S An indication or
tn. extent Uf the Austrian losses
in i" recent n@htin" IL Il stale
m-ni lSsu"G by the italian war
ufi'icr. ShUwin" that brtw"rn May
= and May -? tho AuS'rlanS lost
>I.uuu NON in killed. wounded or
missing. Five generals and forty
oth"r high officers are included III
,hr figures ot the Italians.
N.::rIir ih.r,' has h,"u ""iSid' 10 bic
:icutl:.. H.: w,"u III" t.ut"u;" ard til"
'rrIitr;iir allied ,rn"H~ on I'll" Mace
,'nt,i.,i, 'front.': Paris !"r"TtS 'n=ac':-
,;i.r!tS With Alternating r"SGiiS near
i.I;uutIIr. WhIh- Sofia r"p"r'S >'i''-
,.;-~<"~ tor itr.. i:UiEarS oyer tho
French ai.u: Iw. right i"nh "t The
Nar,i,r and tn" rr'"Ii-" of tn" krit-
tn. VII" attempted an advance IN
~. S,.r"S T"GiuII.
Tic Austrian S"ni-"tl!rial com
';i,."I'nti"r says shat on tho M"ida-
: :ait 'rt,nt ;i..' i;iimaulnnS unSEI""S~-
IIl't ATTEMPTED IL! :i'iNHrc" between
S':ri.Ii.3, and i'l:'iII valleys.
Th" .NHl..rir"ii ''uiuuiI~%HnU. h"ad"d
t'v E;ih., i:"ri. whi'ir tx going /"
h.n'r"crId f"r conferences with the
r"Ev i;u4s,:.r government. has landed
IN E'ISSi;in ~"I..
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HEAVY Losses inflicted.

WITH THE. BRITISH ARMIES IN
FIR rance. VIA London. Jun" =. go
o. II, Tn" infantry lull nf several
weeks Ma b:nk"n lat" last night
when. uHder tn" light nj I nearly full
iuuun. I'll" British madr an attack
southwest Of Lens and in the direction
Of tat brSin%cd city. The point OF
attack WIS dG" west Of .NNinn. which
j. one OF The southern suburbs or
Lens. tn" latter being til" r"nf"r Of q
mining district which sprawIS loE
miles a!on. til" valley of liz. Souchez
river.
Most Of last nish'S fighting was
south of tn" river. although an adj
vanc"d post was Established north OF
that stream. The British by early
dawn had captured all tho intended
positions ana wfrr~S Ill f@htn;c today
along tho t.enS-ArraS road. They had
-, pvurrd IN" "i''ririr power station
lust south Of III" river Where the, Ger
mans had been established Cor MANY
months and which "AS fairly %tif
with machin" "lin- Til" station had
been pretty viii hInwD about by ar
slllnrv hv". hut was sill Il formidable
:orf .sicati0n.
Further south lii" h"ui.n captured
some brick rhmn"ES which had benn
:raasiurmr'! I'M" y strong pui-l'. These
nhirrtiv"S Snuni rather SiranG" hut
most OF the hi't"l"Sr :iIhiii.c IN III"
world war "u Il tdSi front l'"> from
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PREPARATIONS
Continued from First Page.)

and : MALT members OF their urGHnlHa.
lions 10 carry .uui III" spirit and Tbs
l"ilrr Of tn" presidents registration
proclamation.
Specifically III" appeal asks that
"yrryun" subject - registration pre-
sent him>ri! for Tr-.i~tr;iIi"7l early i'll
the day. that those vino ara NOT sub.
icCt. both men and women. do thrir
hit L. seeing that IlIUs" ~uhI"rj 10
registration do register. and that eva
slonS hr reported 10 Ike local board ol
registration.
II WAS explained Al in" provost ma.
shall generals Office that men Of Poi
iSh nativity subject Iu-Ihr rr9iSlr;.-
zion act, who WERE. bora IN sections Of
Poland now held by Germany or Aus.
;ria. >huuld register TN .Iunr = - ma
livrs oi I'uEand claimed by Germany
nr Austria. III" case may b., and
not as GCrmau~ ar AuSi:ianS
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7 HE SURF: " AY
To GE. 7 RICH
ucACETV EJDcTD
SAFETY FIRST"

- az make Absolutely SAT" lny"si mrntS
in improved real ,s;2f" HAT cannot
flood o. burn or fall 20 pieces: hu' buy
it. either for cash Or an easy payments.
where il is sure To Increase ~ value
81 20 ION percent ur moro. ana no ;"
each year If You buy lot on line
pa Is tn" frs, year. selling hen Tor
cash at twice III" purchase price. YOU
have mad" Inr p";r"nt profit. lnlHN
II over! Prices JUMP .Ac:..
From advertisement copyrighted My
Is, 1917 by Allan Tuner, wheeling
w. Va. nSl'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
WEST VIRGINIA PATRIOT
SUSPENDS PUBLICATION
Career OF Local German Daily Paper
Ends With Today's Issue

Tin. West Eir2inin l'airin'. tho To-
rai German daily paper. has suspend
rG publication indaI'S issue being IFS
las! il has been announced.
Tnn Patriot was established NOR"
',lau = Year AGO. primarily for III" rlr-
jr... ut furnishing news and views OF
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Mrs Matilda Cnrsn

NEW NrI:k. JUN" j. Nj. NHii!d |
ErI,ii'.N t'nrS'. ~ r'Hi'Hg" widely nn""u
- - pnIihnlhr"pist ana t"up.rHliC"
w,rh'r. t.t'd nj ili.. iI"ip" al her son.
David R ,';,r&r, 1t Park !Iil!-nn- Hudson,
near h"T, today. Sh., WAS ,'"-wrrii':'
:Ifh Iii" lat. l'rHuy.'S j.. w lizard ami
Any :"nl"r~"t "r England. IA i"rmin-
;n' National aud International " oman :
: 49, AN f"mP"rnGr" lnl"n. Sh" MAS
joy. at I"r !" -.trS 1t TIA" tEirHSN
,,ily:,l V. =. T. T.. was founder and
rr. .Iu"nr -! tn" W"ulau> T"mp"rnnc;
.r,nIi~hulc association ard Vas ;h" iirSt
.I,,,lu,U Ul.nI!".r at Ih" i'mIrHg,' lo":Ir't ~
,rlir,';Ii IrIl. SG" .,I,-'' was u lIr nib I ~
tia h".tri - lady i..rnH@"rS "i tn" 'hs-
,'ai,n W"rid'~ far. IA" W.T. 81 I''ht'
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OB! [(jARY
william, c. Foster.

william {. Foster. 81. conductor on
tie. ,'uv halfway Enc. died 1T l":i0
.,..,.iu,.L ,r>,rrday morning III his holIc,
rs Mann street following several
Iu,nih' Illness. IT,. leaves %iir aud
nm. ,,;,u.utrr. Miss Irma Foster. His
.I,lu! hrr, ON" sister and Two brothers ais"
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rrrerol for miss Ruttencutter.

SATURDAY .tIIi,I mon. IullrlAi SJIN IL
were uruu for Miss Edith Loretta XVI
l,u cutter, Wh" uIcu InurS~i'!, III I'M
hUfn,. ~ NJ r$l~trr. Mrs. Franz n"rh'a'tl
- .Ji Fast ] m,ut! -nii,h street. huFi1l
Mms ~ SInIIr N'hurCh C.n"lrrA,
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALE-Hurse ard busy. Address iiGl Frank.
lr 81. fIeiiAIFr. !r.I.!
FOR SALE head Of horses weight I.%o9 10 80
and yeah Old. good lEuhe hvrscs. will sell horse.
Gudr. guarantee One match p.iT iLr,c.
I.ihcr vi these E":sca would Ec good LC!Ir,
h"!>rS. Would c"n>lrr Il heat! 'iraft team III t,
change for these. Adde'S iiv4 q. West Liberty.
III
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Funeral for MIS-. Blankey Today.

Euurrul >rrIlruo tor MrS. laura Ii
L;lnuhcy. aga "a. wit" uG I. y. G'iank'!'
VIII" died rrlIH! IN inc iamil% home al
son II, l;ivcrNi"w, ONO, VIII tr Ael'!
tins aitc:ur"u at "ciuck. Burial VIII
to: IA Greenwood c"IIl"trr! thl5 tll!'
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FOR RENT
:, -----1---==-==
FOR SALE Real Estate,

PUBLIC SAtE-June sd. l"Ii. a. U'clt>.:. St,nI
s:,i. Farm vi LOO ...cS hlunu the BrAtt&: srn.'
the National! ;1Icd rad. - iIile cast VI ElInIrH
u. Belmont 20. Ali unLcTIat With Nv. .sIu coal
IiuIldluss ;alr. well W-trted. sgYd n,Is .-:t
Fruit. !gcu.; and other timber Nice LAYING land.
S"rd soil. Fine lvTAu@n. J. ". Baton. i.iilrn.
uhlu, ny.2.-JUl
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WAHTED-A SALESlA0Y FOR SHOE
BUSINESS. ONE WHO UNDER.
STANDS FITTING. n. H. & NJ.
Ie 3.h
WANTED-M Miscellaneous.
WANTED-Coal Lands

WARIs0-tinrd coal lands. cltl!e: drift mine coal
siriy.uS PROPOSITION. Want coal properties iueatcd
III uh" or West Virginia y .Dlci To buy drert iIuin
sic farmers. Address r. u Box o;i. Wheeling. W.
Va. Ie-l-p
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WANTED--Male Help

WAHTE0-Men TO sell our linz bouSthoe
furnishings. from bou.e 10 L2uss Oh sm>u
wee.lr p8yuienLn. We pay weekly.
mr-G-'f e. r. ADAMS lIi0-liI2 Main b.
WANTEO-TVo young nen oeVI sEeDH %
d. s. U. trains Apply ~ unlou SeSS ". ore
Il. 4 u. DEPOT b-3-u
WATIEU-At once. several good deli;tfy and si'si
boyI. 10 work tt!ote SCHOOL. Apply It C!'cuili0.i
DeLsrlE!rLt. Iutcl!ixet,csr. i<tueen and & =
Mohave County miner., 1917-12-29

(Continued on Page Three)
Mohave County miner., 1917-12-29
GERMAN IMITATORS BUILD WAR MACHINE WHILE OTHER NATIONS FURNISH IAVEN NTIONS FOR WORLD
An Italian the Telescope

"Galileo, who first saw the heav- ems with a telescope, was an Italian. The men who first saw the earth and it's teeming life with a microscope were not of German origin. Yet many telescopes and microscopes in our colleges, being marked Made in Ger many have led students to believe that these wonderful instruments were devised by the German brain. The Germans are mechanics, not in ventors.
 | England, America and France Lead in
 Medicine and Surgery
 "By the use of the compound mi croscope Pasteur, the French biolog- ist, as early as 1857, demonstrated a connection between microscopic or ganisms and disease. This was nine years before Dr. Koch, the German bacteriologist, had graduated. In this connection the important antiseptic surgery of Dr. Lister, of England, should be recorded. Edward Jenner, the discoverer of vaccination, and Harvey, the discoverer of the circula- ton of the blood, were Englishmen. An American taught the world the use of anaesthetics. Our dentists ex- eel all others. They are employed by many crowned heads-even the kaiser has his.
 Germans Not Engineers
 "The Teutons have not shown the engineering skill of the French, who cut the Suez Canal, or of the Ameri- cans, who joined the Atlantic and the Pacific at Panama. The decimal or metric system by which the Germans make their measurements is a gift from France. The methods by which they make their steel is that of Sir Henry Bessemer of England. Many of the fruits and vegetables of which they eat an enormous quantity were brought forth by our own peerless Burbank. No wonder that the Ger man can 'gooststep' so high, for what else have they practiced?
 Field of Science
 'LaVOlSterJ the IdIneI OI HlOueIH chemistry, was a Frenchman; Lin aneous, the founder of botany, was of Swedish origin. To Hutton of Eng land we are indebted fob geology; to Maury of Virginia, for the physiogra- phy of the sea; to Descartes of French parentage, for analytical ge- ometry; to Compte of France, for so- ciology, to Germany for sauerkraut and pretzels. Germany has not con tributed her quota toward the worlds advancement. How she struts in her foreign plumage! She is neither in- ventive, resourceful nor original.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-22

while wrestling about La Grande he
advertised his age as % and this led
to Uncle Sam asking him pertinent
questions.
A couple Of Danish farmers OF Wal
Iowa county arrived here by auto
last evening and gave bonds for the
release of their countryman. He
promises to convince the authorities
that he was born SO years ago. Chris
tiansen is a wrestler of considerable
note.
Fuller also had in tow Ralph
Berkeley, whom he picked up at
Burns on a Stacker charge Berkeley
will remain as a guest of Sheriff Tay-
Ior while Fuller doubles back to Ma
heur county after a third Stacker.
The United States authorities are.
in earnest in their roundup OF the
men who are trying to escape their
duties as citizens
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-22
TROOP D EXPECTS
SOON TO DEP ART
FOR CALIFORNIA

Troop D will probably leave for
somewhere in California before many
more days, in the opinion Of Roy
Stubblefield Of Pilot Rock. one of the
nine troopers rejected this week DIR
ing the rigid physical examinations
to which the men have been subject
ed. He declares that because Of bad
water, the troops gathered at Camp
Withycombe will be moved to gen.
eral mobilization camps as soon as
possible
Stubblefield reports that the Gma-
tilla county boys are enjoying soldier
life and are demonstrating that, in
spite of their short service. they can
execute the drill movements about
as well as any other organization
there. The boys have their guns and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the scarcity Of competent
help | will on and after Saturday,
August 25th. discontinue my retail de
livery service, and respectfully ask
my patrons to place their orders for
bread and pastries with the following
merchants
The Peoples Warehouse.
AleNander'S.
GRAY Bros. Grocery Co.
The Dean Tatom Co.
East End Grocery (John DYER
Specially Grocery.
Igynde Bros.
John Laing.
VIM. Milne.
West End Grocery
Browns Grocery.
Pendleton Grocery.
thank you kindly for your patron
age. Sincerely,
Adv. s-27 OTTO HOHBACH-