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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

Sdla9t bdben mir 145 GeiGibe ers
beutet, barunter so bon mittlerem aas
Iiber, SO Winsnperfsr, 323 Wiai4b
uenseldiibe uno 11,197 geipebre.
.0ieIe bisier Waffsn purbsn be-
reits segen ben Jeinb peripenbet.
q nj Sion5o wiro es rubig
sSicn 10. Sept. sic am Wiontag
pom 6iterreifiidlmonriidSm at!eg$.
minitsrium srldfsus Setanntma4unS
laittet ME ioIgt:
.sSH ser @egen6 bon Dina, ai Der
rluEGniidJen Srout gritien Die Siuiien
unb RumdneR tpieber ON, iie tpurbeu
absr ii6sraa init i4perM @srIuten
auriidseialasen."
sStaiienii6er Rriegsi9npfas: -
r9ln: sSion3o fon6en ant Sonntag luie.
Der feine Sample BON geoeutunJ
fat. Sn Der Rd5e DON 9eg5iceao
nabmen uni.re sruppen bsi sinem
lleberfaa fiinI5ig @ann eefansen iuuo
iie erbcIteten 5ipei 1laitinenseifGise.
Ots Rufitn Ieifen an Der
YIestduer 9eertrabs
DiberItaHb.
ct. Yetsrsburs, 10. Sspt.
Die am glontag Dom Grisssminiites
rum srIaiieHs Sstanntma4uHs lautet
luie fOIst:
.Sn Der Rigaer @egeno, an ter
Ha9 pIestau fibrenhen Strabe, III
cine SdIad,t 5ipii9en Der bsutTdsn
Sorbut uno rni.rer Wadbut i'm @dns
&c, bic bic Seutihen an ber Burt.
HetsisGinie Suriid6dlt. ,5n Der Gje,
geno BON Seesfpolo bd6sn uHIere
Grippen In siniaen 9fbibnitten bic
Offsniipe ergriffsn, nm fitb siiniiigere
Yoiitionen 81 iihern. 9ds Gpoess
Battalion etner uuiersr Sipiiiousn bat
ben 5eirio bel Wtiilbe surHdestporfen
nno pifr piaidrrenssiaiss uno 3ebn
gefansene asmaft.
Rorooitlih BON Trisbri6ftdbt bers
fuhte Der 5eino berqeblih. unfsrs
Yorpoiten 5uriidSutperfen. Dom ;ib-is
gen sbsil Der JrOnt TT ui9ts @iA'ss
ses gu melosn.
RumdniIde 5ront: Sn Der 5iilih
bon Dina gelsseneu 6egenb tdmpiten
am SOnntas rumdnif1e unb ruiIifde
5ruppsu nit bsm Jsino I'm ben Be-
iib mebrerer 5Sbsn noroipeftli5 bon
BEN 9orfe SIonit. am ifbrisen Sbeil
Der 5roni bat Qrtiasrisfepsr itattses
fuuben. Ssitti9 DON Srehti bstunben
fsinbline grtunbieumgs qbtbsiluns
gen arSbers attiDitGt.
IN Der Office parfsn in Der Samsz
tag Pafi, mad Wlittsrna9t, ieinbli6e
5lusSsuse pisrsis gombsn aaf bic
gattsritn BEL sSersI ab. Obus S3absn
ar3uri9ten.
sSn Der RiJa.r gudt purbs ems
unisrsr 2orpsooboOte stpeimal BON
is feiHbli4tn 3IueSeusen angssriffeD,
bic aber pon uuieren 3prpeopbcotsn
beiboiien iuurbsn. Der 5tinb mari 40
gom6en ab, obus Sdabsn aH5uricbteu.
IN Der ginfnbrt in bic Rignsr gu6t
iino msbrsrs isiuoIids Rinsniufer an
Der arbeit.
Sm @oIf pon Jiunlanb ipurbs elmer
unferer Sblsppbompfer bon siHem
isiHblinen tntsrisebOot 3srit0rt. 3ebn
Wann tomsn babel ums 9ebtn. Sin
zeppelin purbe 6emertt, ME sr Be
cbu6tuueenn lpeifli9 bon Der Snfel
Ssfel Ha6ts.
Bon einemfpanii4tn Eors
ptboboot in ben 9as
fen por gabi5 ses
braht.
gnbis, Spanisu, 10. September.
Gin fat bsid,asisisa Ssusi8ss la
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

fdidt ipurben, ni9t Suriidsstsbrt. Sn
berielben 3eit faben uniere 9esHer
81 sysfelbalIons unb ipenisitens 295
Jlusssuse bsrIOrsn. Dapon finb 126
inn,rbalb unFsrsr 2inisu in 5lammtu
abgefiiirst unb 169 innerbalb Der
fsinoIi9tn 2ini,n.
Grau5Oiifhe Rriegsua4'
ri6tem
paris, 10. Sept. Cine am Won'
tag bonn ari.ssminifsrium erIah.ns
ofii5ielle 9staHntma6uns ldutet nj.
fOIst:
-Sn Der Champagne un6 in ben
qrsonnen selansen uus sinise lleber'
fdle nuf bsutf,ts GrGben, IN bsneu
mir eiHies GtfaHsens ma4tsn.
.auf beibsn Seiten Der Wans fans
ben fpdbrenb Der snnsen Radt iebl
befttse QrtiIniegsfehte ifntt.
.Sn Der Rdbs bes @rabsupdfDss
unb beg Walbes BON gdurieres babsr
mir ben DioerFanb bon siuisen isirS.
liheu abtbeilungen gebroden uns
sinise Oeianssne ssmadt. Die 8euti
idsn baben i5r. augriffe in biefel
Gessub ni9t srreuert.
.Weiiere Wsloungen beitGtigeH bi,
Witiigieit Der Rieberlage, bic bi,
Oeutihen am ScRuiag erlitten. Gi.
Iebten troy i6nerer 8erluite ibre Ge,
geHansrifis fort. IN mtbreren puHt.
ten ipurben ni1t tpeniser als fiini
uufsinnuber iOlseuoe ansriffc 3n'
riids.idlasT.
paris. 10. Sept. Die am Q6enb
erlaHene ipeiiere 8etanntma4ung
iaut.t' 'ipie fuIst:
.9lm rsdtsn lIfer Der Mnas fanben
in Der Rdbe Der 4nb5be 344 ipie aud
bes grabenpnIbss beftiss artilerie-
s.Fedte ftdtt. Qbgsieben bapon par ss
ipdbrsnb oss cages iibtrall rubig.
aleine 9eie9te an bsr
britif4en GrOut.
2onbon, 10. Sept. Die Be-
tannimn9uns, eie am Wontas Don
ben WliIitGrbt50rbtn srloiien purbe,
lautst tuie fplst:
rWdbrenb GER Raht fpurben bic
goiitionen, bic BON uns an Sonutag
fiio0tIid pon 6arsieourt senommeH
lpurbsn, in srfOIsrsi6sr Neiie befes
itist, obsIeid an unierer neueu GrOnt
bsftis nit 8OmbeR seidmpfi puroe.
Gin fsinbIi9er llsberfal tpurce
Sitlid BON Zoos abseidlassn. 2lu4
ojtli6 bon armentieres ipuroen brei
fsinbli6e ansriffe abseidlnssu.
,RSrbli9 bon 2ongemard unb
norbSfli6 Don Rou9ps9espreur
ma9tsn mir IN gatrOuilenssfsdten
einiss @efansene.
@om itaIisnff9en ari sss
f@cuplas.
Ron, 10. Sept. Cine am Rontas
bonn Rrisssminiiterium srlaHsne Be-
tdnntma1uns lautet pie ioist:
,2ln Der 5iroIer greH3e purom
feinbli1e grtunbisunss abtbeiluns
gen 3uriidg.iblagen.
.2ln Der adtnt9ner Grsn3e ipurbe
Elm iiartsr ftinbIi9sr glusriff auf IN.
isrs pofiiicnen am Wonit Granuba
unb guettarono abseibloesn.
.Rorn6itIid bon S5rs ieten mir
unfsre ansrifis fort. Drsi fsinblide
Gssenansriffs ,purbsn abgeiGlngeH.
.4m IiibIif.n Sbeil bss garfp
plaisaus mar bic @rtilsris Isbr dts
iip.
.llnfsrt 1lus5tugs ba6en fsinoline
gatteritu i'm 5srnoil Wdlo NIT 9oms
ben 6sleet. Sic purbsn BON ben feinbs
Ii6en 4biptbrianOnM IN i.br befiissr
Wsiis bsihofiM.
Set Dan Hssinu Der sIftsHaIousos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

nrf teitGtigt.
Damn tbeilte &err aetenstp 2uofi
mt, oaB bic Regierltug Die SSoroerlutJ
nidt genahrcn fonne, ionbern lioB.
reqelr ireffen peroe, Der pcr5rcdlert.
idlen 8erfdnporunq &orniloii3 entqe-
gen 81 treten. Saral!fbln murGe Suoff
nerbaftet luto einem &erbor utter.
purfeu, i'm 8erIallf been er Die yta.
men Der in Die Geri6p6rrng inooloic.
ter prominenteu Wlatuer angab.
Spdter tpuroe 2puff unter Itarfer ge.
mcfung IN lie Aeter un0 EaulS 6e.
ting gebro1t
9ie Regieruug hetrahtet ben Der.
iudl oes Generals &orniIoff ais cine
@egenreDolution 3lm 8iped. 6as alts
eeipotiidle Gegime Wie6er einSuiiib.
rem.
Ct. petersburg, 9. Sept.
(9eripGtet.) @If aabinetsm;tglieDer,
lpel4er am SOnutns i'm DiHterpalait
III StBung paren, btstutirten Mab1es
geln, nm Der HeDoIte bes @enerals
&prniIoff gu begesnen, Die, tpie OOu
ben UtiHiftern 3ugegeben pirb, Der bes
beHtIi4its 9prfaa isit Der ReoolutiOH
iit,
gis iest bat man ii5 auber Der Ibs
1eBuns oes 9eueraIs, bic beriel6e o5er
augeni6etnIt4 lgnprirt, nod auf tsins
Wtobresel geeiHlst, aber man bat etEen
PIan in @rpdguus, Elm Sirettprtum,
beftebeno aus iiinf nit pplIer Wa6t
betLeibeteH Mdnneru, gu treirsn. Die
fir oieien &0rper unterbretteten Ras
men ppn gtits!isbern Iiub pie folst:
premier &erensip, 8ise premier 0es
braioff, Der 2lrbeitsmiuiiter StpbsIefF.
Der Wttniiter oes aeuberen Seress
tidento uub Der QFiftent oes &rissss
miniIters SabiEtpff.
Der Utiutftsr bes @euBersn, Ses
restf9ento, Iagte in eiRem @sIprGcb
NIT oem &prreppnbenten Der QFoctirs
ten preFe": Der Ylan Der &reiruna
etnes Direttorttns 1T inter geras
tung uno man mag iia beute Ta6t
anf ibn einigeu. Die Regierung 1T
IoIpeit nod ni6t i'm Stanoe, cine Grs
tIdrung db5use6en I'm Witternddt
erparten mir Die Qutunft bes @eues
rails alerieff, nit bem mir tonferiren
DeroeR. Ufetnsr perI6nIi6en arIibt
nan 1T bic ReOUlte bes Generals &or.
ntloff ni8t sefEhrIib. sic berubt gum
SbeiI auf einem WiBOeritduOuib, bas
aufsetldrt tperosn pirb."
Sn 9e5us uuf bas 9eriidt, baB
Sablrei6e Qer3cftungeu Ourgeuommeu
tpuroeu, purbe Der SorreIponoent Der
ahueitrten greIe 5u Der @rtlGrung
ermG6tigt, baB bic Regierung bis ieBt
nod feline 9erbdftungen angeorpnet
bat, obslsid poa seriatIiden QutOris
tdten iolhe untsr bem regelmdBigeH
9erlauf OorsencmmeH tpproen ieiH
m0ger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
gu sinsm 9lbbru9 Der oipIomatiiasr
8s3ie5uussn fii5reu nirb.

8uenos aires, 10. SEPT. Die
aresntiniIten Regierrngs 8elmten
t6nnen, tpie bic 3situngen beridtsn,
INNER nod niht sIauten, oaB bi. 3es
pei5eu, pelfe bur1 bic bisiige I5ipes
biIte 9eInnotiaaft anssblih na5
Berlin seianbt purben. FORFEIT iibers
iebt pornen iino. Dds gluspdrtige
Unit bate an iriiben Morssn am
U1pniag nod INNER teine offBienc
Snformation puu Oem drssntiniI6sn
9oti6after RaOn pbsr oem amtritaui,
I6en gotIdaiter Stimiou. 4an
slaubt allssm.in, baB Die 3assisrurg
bic abberufung oss oeutftsn 9es
Tdiftstrdssrs, 5rnfen auyburs, rers
ldneen pirb. 2iher man slaubt nibt,
baB Is Al sinsm 4bbru9 Der bipIomds
tiiden gesiebunsen tOmmen piro. ba
bic areentiniit. Feaisruug. tpis psrs
lautet, ss purji,ht. bic anssIsgenbeit
als cine peri5niite Safe Der hentiten
unb Der Ihpso,i9sn GsiauSti9aft su
bstrn4tsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
General Gorndd Qr@ ua6 elmer 0&ldur.
sr ftebt ait Ser Spibe eimer memem 0ienolntipm
i,t 9tmblamS
Cr Ocr(angte Oon Oer prooi(ori6en Regierung, Oa6
Oiet ale ]l(adt auf IGN l6ertragen (o(e.
Ser Fremter &eremsp emtub bu infprt bes Sberfpan.
Dos Der 9lrm1ee
llno eraaane ben Genera ambobstD n einm 2adiolser
llno ernanne ben Geueral mbubstp ,n einem Radoser

bel
t9n N9arns 99en T9 mill sebs in Der fTHar Nei 4R
du
"a@ Die sa9
IDstuer Hpunnan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
SSetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio, Ssentiifg, @eIt Dir.
giIrien uno penniplbanien: Sdonss,
anooIteiib fiibIes 8etter nm GienItag
oil Nitttpo4 lf,5nes pdrHleres 8et.
ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

DafbiHgtOn, .. G. 10. Sept.
0ie &riiTs, bic bur6 bic er3Duugene
ReiignatiDn bes 0ertsrals &ornilDn
ais Obertommdnoeur Der ruIiil9en
4rmee sntitanDen 1T, bait man 9ter
fir pabri9etnli6 bic erHifeits, bic
RubIanp in ben feds UtoRdtsn Feit
geginn Der Rsbolutiou bur4sumapeH
bate.
Die birette Deife. IN peI9er bcr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
2lm Der sam5em tueftlidjen Tront berridt ,uemi9
Q(ftipit1t.
J(ur in Oer ]llo(oau ma6tcn RuGcn unO Rumdncr
Ocrgc6(id)e angrifc



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1ie neuefte &enDlutiua in
3nklaRb

SGIt nan in DdIbugtOn Fiir bic esr~
tteite 2rifis,
Die bas 9aub Ieit hem 8egiun ber
ReOoIutipn ouraauma9eu battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
0Segem astar6iftii6sr
prppaganba

Durbsn in Sarbiu in Der ManSI9as
ret
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

tsrfesboot iif, bon einsm fpaniffen
9orpeboboOt 6sgIeitet, I'M hisfigsn 9ns
fen ansetommen. 9as sdu9bopt pirb
i'm 5nfen bon Ga garrata Interim.
perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
sSu 2lr9smtimiem slaabt
nian aid5f,

DAT bic s.msIDets 9epefaen aOns
iroperie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

CGOrtissaus asi Der 8 Sstt.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
Berlafte amr Gee.
Gin itoIi,nifder SiIfss
treu3er i'm MitteIlGus
Bill DEN Meer uutsr.


treu3er i'm MitteIldu.
bill DEN Meer uuters
gegaHgen.
Gin ntlnntif6er 5dfeu,
10. Sept. Der britiae fJrattbampfsr
rGitp Of Gorintb1, elm S6iff bon
$3.50 SoHRen, Der gaermdn 2inie ge>
b0rig. lit BON einem llnierfesboot pers
isutt fporbsn, tpie am Wpntas in bic,
iigsn MarineirsiIsR bstanHt nurbe.
Wo bas S6iff psrTsutt fpurb., iit
ni6t aHseseben; es III aber betdnnt,
bab ss Don @lo6itDoitod nab 2ons
bon uHterpess pdr.
Gin bier ansetommener nortpesis
f6er 9ampfer lai cine Rahridt ii6ers
bra6t, baB Der itoIisHif5e 5ilfstrsus
ger ,llmberto l." I'M Ulittelldnbiihen
Wleer, ipdbreHo er ein 5dnbeIsfdiff
sstortirte, auf an. gsint aufselaufsn
unb untsrsesdngsn 1T. Giinf3ig Mann
DON Der 8eiabnEg tamen ums Qeben.
Gs purbe ierner pdbrenb bes Sd'
ges be.arnt, bd5 Der S9oner vWis
mas Queen, BON 491 5onnen, nab
S4ottldno sep0rig. am 28. auguit
auf Der 5abrt ron sinsm frnns0iTiben
9dfen nn3 ben Der. Gtaaten BON
sinem unterIee5oot OerIentt purbs,
unb baB Der aapitdn Dilberi Boomer,
bon qbbocdts Sar6or, 81. g., Der
aoH 3. Durnsr ppn 8rootlpn uno
brei Watroien, ale qmeritansr, ums
2e6su setommen isisn.
Die ,Ulinas Queen" mar Elm neres
G6iff. Gs purbs i'm Sabre 1916 in
qarrsboro, q. G., gsbnut unb bsfGno
iid auf Der eritsn 6d6rt iibsr ben
atlnutiiden S3eau uub Suriid.
Su 9lr9sntiniem glaMbt
itiaa aibf,
DAT bic s.msIDete 9epeihen Ron.
irpperle
3u .insm qbbru6 Der biplomatii4sn
8s3iebuueen fii5reu nirb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27

Don't miss seeing George Walsh In
William FoX's comedy-drama, This
H. the Life" The picture will be
shown tonight at the Alta Theatre.
George has a rlp-roaring play In
which the action centers around Il
trOup Of revOlutionists to which Geo.
becomes attached under the impress
ion that it is i'm South Am merican to
make motion pictures. George take
an active part in the revolution still
believing a motion picture Is being
taken. He wakes up in jail with the
sentence ito be shot at daybreak,
hanging over his head.
He escapes. And then he goes to
the rescue of the young lady who. he
thought, was the star Of the show but
who is the daughter of an American
consul in South America. After Geo
rescues her she likes him and-well
they live happily ever after.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27

The Hermiston high school viii be
closed during the present week. The
fore part of the week will occupy tho
teachers in attending the county in.
stitute at Pendleton am" the latter
part will be given over to ThanksgiV-
ing entertainment.
Samuel r. Oldaker returned from,
Portland Saturday.
Mrs Pete McNabb accompanied by
her children was a visitor saturday
from Umatilla.
Miss Alice Hudson. primary teach
er at the Columbia school, is visiting
her parents in Pendleton for a week.
Mrs F. H. Gary of san Francisco
Is making an extended visit with her
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nc
Naught.
The young people of Hermiston
high school enjoyed marshmalloW
roast on Hermiston Butte Friday
evening chaperoned by Miss Kate
Barton.
The order of Eastern star give d
social at their hall on Main and Sec
ond streets. Wednesday evening
which was largely attended.
Mayor F. c. Mckenzie was a Port
land visitor the past week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27
NO GROUND FOR FEAR
or FLOUR SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-"There
is absolutely no reason why the peo-
pie Of the United States should be
alarmed over the alleged shortage In
wheat in this country" said Herbert
Hoover. federal food administrator. to
The World tonight.
The statement from Mr. Hoover
was made in reply to reports that
food administrators in Illinois, Penn
sylvania and Maryland had said the
United States might be left without
wheat flour because it was being sent
abroad.
I'VE are not sending all of our
wheat abroad by any means con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27
CHARLES RAY IN
TRIANGLE PLAY "THE
MILLIONAIRE NAGIIlNT

From Fifth avenue to the sluns
Of the East side is considered quite
u leap by most people. but Charles
Ray in THE Millionaire Nagrant
shows that il really can be done. This
Triangle play. which is by j. G..
Hawks. produced under the supervis-
ion Of Thomas II. lnce vii be featur-
ed at the Pastime theter Tuesday and
Wednesday.
It is a thrilling drama showing the
startling adventures of young mill
lioaire who, as the result OF "A wager
pledges himself to live on dollar
o. day. The surprising incidents that
come rushing int" his life carry the
plot along to an unexpected and start
ling climax.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27
MORE SHIPS READY
TO FIGHT T-BOATS
Twcnty-E1eht of Those I;cquisiiion-
cd Are Completed and viii BE
Launched soon.

WASHINGTON. NOV. 27.-Comple-
ton of twenty-eight requisitioned
ships for the United States to help
battle the L boats was anUounced by
the shipping board today. The ships
Comprise total tonnage OF 1929
tons aided to the American merchant
marine since the federal requisition
order went into effect October .. y
number of the other requisitoned
vessels originally contracted for on
lrivate ar foreign account, will he
completed in u few weeks and placed
in transatlantic service.
or the twenty-eight. seven We're
building in this country FOR foreign
interests when the requisition order
making them United states property
went into effect and We're completed
and accepted. All will be launched
shortly,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27
.HERMISTON COUNTRY
IS STOCK PRODUCER

HERMGSTON. Nov. 21.-That
this community is producing its share
OF meat and kindred products was
demonstrated during the past week.
Thursday Henry Sommerer accom-
panied a carload of hogs to the Port
land markets and Saturday n second
carload by Mr.. II. J. StilIings follow
cd the Thursday shipment. The To-
cal trains today received large guam
titles Of dressed turkeys and other
live poultry destined TO help fill the
demand for the THANKSGIVING trade
in Portland. Pendleton and Spokane,
The depot trucks were piled high
with poultry during the past two
days.
Mrs. Henry n. Gunn entertained
Friday afternoon at the Gum resi-
dence on Ridgeway with cards.
There were eighteen guests who en-
ioyed the hospitality extended. Those
present were Mesdames II. T, Fraser
r. B. Swayze, Joe Ralph. Harry
straw. Z. =. Dodd. r. c. Todd. A. ".
Purdy, J. H. Young. Charles Baker.
- Y. Prime F. 9. Mckenzie. c. \.
Young, C. S. McNaught DR.. Reed
Georgiana Henderson and F. c
BrownsOn.
Mrs. ]. 7. Hinkle entertained the
Red Cross knitters last Thursday
The local auxiliary to the Pendleton
chapter are engaged at present
chiefly in knitting sweaters.
At "a meeting of the Civic cluh
Friday afternoon arrangements were
completed for the dance which will
be given under its auspices at the Au-
ditorium on THANKSGIVING evening
Peudleton Orchestra will furnish the
music and refreshments will be serv-
ed by members Of the club. From
past experience highly enjoyable
evening is expected.
The study club of the Episcopal
congregation met at the residence of
T. b. Swayze on Gladys avenue Sat
Vrday evening. The subject under
discussion was comparative religion
and was most pleasingly handled by
Dr. Van Waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27

LONDON, NOV. 27,-Answerins
German propaganda, Foreign Minis
ter Balfour told the house of com
mons the privy council did not hold
secret meetings in July. 1918, which
advocated a war with Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27
Three Americans Dead
None From Battlefield

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-The
death of the following American
soldiers in France is annOunced
Private Joseph Boyce, heart dis
ease. Pittson. Pa.
BugIer Marion Stoddard, accident
Is bullet wound. New York.
Horace Foulds. nephritis. Newark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-27

tinucd Mr. Hoover. For this year we
have exported but $4,000, goo bushels
out Of Il total of 1000. .0Oo ,bushels
ON hand. 1t has not even been neces-
sarv up to the present to recommend
the use Of mixed flour in brcadmak-
ing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03

'Appreaucs ALLOWANCE Of Ave pounds claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
Star Tennis Player
At Aviation Camp

George N. Church, Of TenaAy, n. ],
who ranked No. last season, has bees
assigned to duty as an instructor 10
the aviation training camp near Day
ton, Ohio. Church has left for his nsV
post. After spending some time thss
it is expected that he will be ss'ignsd
to duty in France.
Church enlisted in the aviation Ger
vice last spring and spent about tvs
and one-half months at Mineola h
made rapid progress in his training
there and recently passed his exsmi'
nations for commission as a lieutensnt
During the interval following his e.
aminations he had a chance 10 pie!
some tennis and took part in exhisf
tons for the Ambulance Fund beial
raised by the United States Nationsi
Lawn Tennis Association, playing o
Utica and Greenwich.
In those matches he showed much q
the dashing attack that made him sues
a spectacular figure on the courts ~
season. It was thought that he wosn
have a chance to play AZ Sesbrifn.
but the receipt of orders TO report "
Dayton made that impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
INSTRUCTION

STEWART Booklet T explains WHY our course
.,rro Scuoor Is BEST. Inspect our plant and
Clo oNhoOH he convinced Ladies' Glasses
225 w. 57th St Founded on Honesty 1909 Pros.
at Broadway. pers on Merit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
Mrs. Let's Defeats
Mrs. Jones at Colt

Chicago, Aug. Mrs. Fred u Le''s'
ir.. woman Western gold champion, TO-
day wrested the championship OF ohi-
caeo from Mrs. Melvin Jones, OF the
Glen Oak Country Club, 2 up and l. The
Indian Hill player had to play the best
golf of the tournament over the MIG
lothian course to win. The former Gin
cinnati star was down at the turn,
shooting a AZ to "A for Mrs Jones,
but an unbeatable SO on the second nine
for a total Of Sc was too much for
Mrs. Jones, who scored As for total
Of 90.
Mrs. Let's made mems par on all but
three of the last nine holes, running
her approaches dead to the cup on most
Of the holes. Mrs. Jones, champion
last year, was almost as deadly on the
greens, but she developed some Wild
ness with the wooden clubs, causing her
to lose the first four holes Of the Sec
ond half, and become l down. She
halved the fourteenth in par and won
the fifteenth in par 3. only to top and
| slice for 7 on the sixteenth 70 Mrs.
Letts's par 8, and lose the match on the
| seventeenth, when she missed a l2-foot
| putt for half in par 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
Plans Made for Second
Annual Splash Week

Borough President Marks annouses
yesterday that the second arrx
hSplash Week" will be held in the ~
lie baths Of the Borough OF Msnhaa.
during the week beginning MohoI
evening, August 6, at the kut'
Place Bath.
The swimming and diving eonwss.
for men and women will be held 81 ~
various municipal swimming pools es y,
evening of the week, and contests ~
boys each afternoon, at the seven p. -,
nicipal floating baths, located I" "
East and North Rivers. ,,,,.s
The Splash Week" campaign, iniuss
ed last year, awakened such inUM as
throughout the Borough OF Manha'. -
at least $4,000 persons having ~
tended the contest during the H1 o. ~
and over 1000 individuals having -,
ticipated in the swimming and an u.s|
eyents-that the Permanent D
Committee, appointed by the bor0 80
President, decided TO renew the CIV
test. again thie summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03
Garland Iriumphs
On Chicago Courts

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Charles s. Garland
Of Pittsburgh, defeated Eduard Oelan-
der. I3. 60, in the fourth round
match Of the Western Tennis Touma-
ment to-day, earning a semi-fnal match
with Walter Hayes, Illinois champion
who defeated Al Green, 6-3, SO
6-1.
Ralph Burdick, of Chicago, won from
Marshall Ketchum, 10-s, 60, and
will meet Samuel Hardy in the other
semi-fnal match tomorrow.
Hardy and Garland defeated Green
and Ketchum in straight sets in the
doubles, g., "a. Hayes and Bur
dick, the probable opponents Of HARDY
and Garland in the finals, defeated
W. S. Miller and ]. F. Day, 6-3, 60.
The women's singles matches were
hard fought. Miss Mary Voorhees, de-
feated Mrs. Walter Ellis, "a, S-6'
Ga, and Miss Katherine Waldo
Thirdly, of Traverse City, Mich, won
from Dorothy Lewellyn, 81, Ga,
81, while Miss Carrie Nicely, the
present champion. defeated Mrs. NAL
colin McNeill, 81, SIS, SO.