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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

hIE-1i .IT-@llE OF the new world ana
IDN&(1JH the modern customs are al
IlCt90N H0I ways deeply interested n
ISS%y$Nzk any quaint beliefs or I'M
AxSNSG usual mannerisms Of the
countries acrOss the ocean.
Particularly have the habits Of Eng.
land and France held us; the former
because she Is our mother country, The
latter because Of the unguenchable
dear memory Of Lafayette, and more
recently because Of that same spirit 80
glorlOusly upheld today by Frances
noble sons. And this holiday time
finds US with our eyes turned thlther-
ward for more poignant reasOn-fOr
there aren't many homes who cannot
claim father. a son or a brother "Over
there"
And II Is well to know some Of the
homely, sweet little superstItlOns
which prevail among the people of our
allies.
In England and In Scotland the say.
ing goes that It Is unlucky for anybody
but brunette to first cross the thresh.
old on Christmas morning.
To bake bread on Christmas day IL
pralsewOrthy, and lOavea baked then
viii never grow moldy In these times
Of scarcity Of -four, the poor lOaves do
not stand half a chance to mold
Woe to the housewife who on this
day turns mattress. II bodies m luck
for the whole year.
A superstition which had its origin
In Devonshlre tells us that It Is bad
form and III luck indeed not to wish
the bees good morning and the compll.
ments Of the season. On Christmas eve
the hives are decorated with springs
Of green and a bit Of red ribbon. IT'S
also said that bees sing all night on
Christmas eve. But bees are rather
perpetual singers, anyway.
The graceful traditions prevail, IN
northern England and Wales. that the
birds and beasts have some mystic
connection with the Nativity. Hence,
the farmers and landowners purchase
shelves Of oats from little boys who
sell them as our boys sell holly. These
bundles are placed In convenient high
places In trees and fences, that the
birds may paFtake. The cattle. sheep,
goats, and even the pigs, are ell given
double the amount Of feelings on
Christmas morning.
In Lyons. France. at the Founding
hospital, q very pretty custom n 10
welcome the FIRST baby that arrives
with special hOnOFs-a berihbOned
cradle, padded basket, soft clothing.
sOlieItude and q bestOwal Of gifts. and
careful attention. This Is done IN ox-
platlOn Of the poor welcome given % q
Wee Child Of Bethlehem 20 centuries
ago. and a beautiful thought It ia
n some provinces IN France Il IA
considered bad ldck 70 cross q strnnGo
thFeahnld on Christmas day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
CARGO or SUP
GOES TO Arr
Red Cross Sends Rel
Allied Soldiers and civilians
In Starving Russia.

A relief ship was recently sent from
this country to Archangel by the
American Red Cross with 1900 tons
Of drugs food, soap and other sup
plies for the use Of the Allied soldiers
and needy civilians In that part Of
Russia. The vessels cargo was val.
ued at sl,Bil,28S
Later another shlp was dispatched
carrying 200 tons Of similar supplies
furnished by the American Red Cross
the total expenditure for the two ship
ments amounting to over s2OO0OOO.
Major @ 7. williams Of Baltimore
was In charge Of the party Of thirteen
which accompanied the shipment from
this country. He was formerly a mem
Der Of the Red Cross Commission for
Roumania. Major Kirkpatrick, at one
time a member Of the latter commits.
sion, but recently attached to the
Army Medical Corps, heads the medl.
cal end Of the Archangel expendltl0n.
Drugs and general hospital supplies
constituted the greater part Of the
cargo sent from America.
While the chief concern Of the ex-
petition was providing comforts for
American and Allied fighting men In
that part OF the world, all efforts were
bent to get relief to the Russian SOL
dlers who were returned from Ger.
man prison camps at the rate Of about
$4,000 a week. The condition Of these
men was pltlable. II has been estl-
mated that 90 per cent. Of them were
mbercular.
In addition to drugs and food al
most every imaginable article on the
list OF supplies sent over was for the
comfort. convenience and pleasure OF
the Allied soldiers Just a few Of
these articles were playing cards.
razor blades, jewsharps, mandolinS.
accordeOns, ukaleles, monographs,
cameras, skates, wigs, whlskera.
grease paints, footballs, snowshoea,
slippers, hockey outfits, indoor base.
balls, moving picture outfits, Bibles,
prayer books, boxing gloves, gameS
music, books, cigarettes, candy and
dried fruits.
The need Of prompt relief for the
inhabitants Of towns along the coast
Of the white Sea and on the Kola
peninsula, many Of whom were facing
starvation, was found to be lmpera.
tive. Scurvy had broken out among
the people at these places. adding 70
the general distress
The towns to which the relief ex-
pendltlon was sent are virtually lso.
lated from the outside world because
OF the treacherous coast line, shifting
sand bars and uncharted waters. An
exceptionally early frost, even for that
part OF the world. ruined the harvests,
which were expected to improve con.
dltlons, Statements, printed In Rus
sian, explaining the work Of the Red
Cross, were distributed among the In
habtants.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20
Christmas SupersdtiOns
in Homes Of Our Allies

b OF the new world and
the modern customs are al
ways deeply interested n
any quaint beliefs or un-
usual mannerisms Of the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

The American Red Cross has given
$4,000 to assist In the replanting Of
trees In the orchards laid bare by the
Germans With this sum 10000 fruit
trees win be replaced In the devas-
lated orchards Of Belgium and north
ern France.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

Thermite. sold only by Sam Wat
kins, Is positive preventative Of
frozen radiators Nothing expert.
mental about Il. Get some
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

We are still buying and selling sec.
ond.hand furniture. The Lennox Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-12-20

$3.50 sale through a Graphic So. ad I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
y'idlf asipieI; ano bod eemonnsn.

gIIs in 9ms mob cine SpieI-
bonf mar. trnt Der 5ur Gur bort
meiIcnoe Shirt gieuB in oos 2eie.
Sinlner oes 6irbnllies. Sn 9e.
9irff. iih al iesen. iob er ouf bem
Syubbooen elm @oIoitiid Iieeen.
Ger 3ufon bot mir oieics @elo in
oie Snnb seipielt." ioate Der Siirit
81 iidl. .wollen bod, mol ieben. mas
ser 3ufnIl homit maht.
Raid entifloiien. betrat er oos
Spiel5immer. iette oaS @olhitiid
unS bntte nod Tllr5er Belt einen
@eminn non 1000 @uIoen er5ieIt.
Wiit bier Observation-Disclosures in
Der Sano brtrot er Dieber bos
2eieainmer. 100 er iest einen jim.
gen Monn ionb, Der GngItlih ct.
mas iiid,te. .Soben Sic etiuns oer-
lorcn?" frngte er ibn
nSSa, i6 pernliiie Elm @oIbitiid
uno gIo,lbe. es bier pcrlnren au ia.
ben"
sd babe es gefllnoeu. es lit
jcboh nidt meine ShuIo. boB oas
Goloitiid iid in5wiidlen on Der
Spiclbnnf in Bopier uerrpanbelt
bot"
0omit oriidte Der Shirt Dem
ilinsen Wanne Die bier 9anfnoten
in Die Sono lmb entfernte iih 10
idlneIl. oaB iener iid gar nidt be.
oanfen fonnte.
Ger jirnge Wiann mar elm 2ebr.
cmtsfanoioat, Der ieiner @eiltnb.
belt baIber oas 9nb auiiuhen, aber
ieiner Mfutter botte ueripreben
miiiien, niemaIs bos SpieIsimmer
gu betreten. gr bate iein Seripre.
den gebaIten, aber Der 3ufoa po1.
te es. bob er, obne 81 ipielen bod
einen bebeutenoen @epinn bauon.
trug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Sas gebcimnis Ses edmilnmcns.

gs aibt fir feinen Qteni6en -
es iei oenn, er Ieibet on cine. ihlpe.
ren organii6en Ser5franfbeit =
cine @usrebe, nidt i6wimmen !ernen
5u fonnen. Dime slusuabme lernen
nit 2eid]tiefeit ole idpirumen, Die
Die @aiieri6eu ii6ertphnSen baben.
eSn 9eep gorf i6rpamm Sarrp
gIionsfp is Weilen nit eefeiieIten
SGnoen uno SiiBen. 9ie Seiielltng
bat tutiirIid feinen praftii6en
@ert, iie lit mir 3irfusipielerei, aber
fie Seiet bem GnfGneer immerbin
mas S6pimmer .itets bebaliptet ba-
ben: Der Reni6 fam niht unterge.
ben, ct fam ni6t ertrinfen, penh
er Ii6 berpegt unO bafiir ioret. oaB
ibnt fein @aiier bur6 Muno un1
Iafe In Die 2unaen orin9t. llnh al
oies lit Ieidt.
8as @aiier bat opar feline Bal
fen, aber eS leiItet pieI sroBereH
@i6erItanb, aIs manher oenft.
Sriidt Der Shpimmer nit Sanoen
ODER 6iiBen naf abpGrts, 10 iteigt
Der Sorper i'm @aiier, oriidt er nad
riidlpGrts, 10 idpimnlt ietn S0rper
nah porlpGrts, neil oas @aiier Dem
0rud 8ioeritano Ieiitet. 9ies miro
IelbIt Der gfi6ti6pimmer iebr bolb
ausiinoen, tpenu er bas treibt, mas
sic oeutidlen 9orfiuneen ~@aiier-
treten" rennen.
Man nebme MN an oaB Der In.
i1nger Die oben geQebcnen einfaden
HegeIn iid MERIT. Ole 8aIieri6eu
iiberminoet mo auf Dem ySaiier
Iiegt. 9luOcrartiae Sepceuueen Der
su Shnuieln aeiormten S6noe,
S:6Be Der 6iiBc bringen ibn por.
nGrts. mcnu ole StoBe Der Sduoe
uno ,SiiBe naf hiuten Berihtet iirS.
Gtcs oiirfte ieoem flor iein Der
Dies aufmcrfiom aeleien hot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Nnerb6rte GraspreiGr TIN
~ aaotlann.

Cine fprehenoe SGuiirotion fir bic
Werteuerun9 Der nutuenoMIten Ges
9ebensmiitel biINrn bic Reintfnte Der
8rnsIteieerungen. bic oIeIer Snge in
perIdieoenen tjegtnoeu beg gDonbts
lnnoes Itott1efunosn bben. Sn @ois
fonap golf Die ~pole" as Wren) DOR
bem Griege 90 bis ~ 6runfen; beuer
peroen onfiir $50 bis 300 sSranten
bs5obt. Dos mndt fir eins Su6nr.
tie 300 bis 240 5rontsn ooer fir els
usn Ssttor 555>bis 666 s5runten. Sn
Nigle (R9ones bsns) lpuroen fir bic
.poie" big $50 Grantsn bsao6lt, bos
beiBt fir eine Su9arts 440 5ranten
OOer fir einen Ssttor 1920 Jranten.
Sn paperne (8robesGbsne) srreidt.n
bic preiie fir bic rperde) e Aho.
6rotmeter) fosor bic formioobl. Sobe
bon 5r. bis Sr. 1.20. Demnatb
tOmmt BORT bic Sudorte auf 400 Bis
o0O Srdnten, Der 9ettor duf 1lOO bis
1900 Sranten gu iteben.
Dleit lnerb0rten Dreiie .rtlir,n
Td hebsn Der ollsemsinen @erteitts
tung Der probuftionsmittel aus Der
felt msbrsren Woden anbaltenben aus
berorbentliden 3rodenbeit. Snfolse
Der WitterungsperbGltniFe Der lebten
3eit - ieit mebreren Worhen fein bee
mertensperter Rieoeriblng. bafiir
ununterbruden itarfe 8ife - TT Der
8ooen beroft aus9etrodnet porben.
baB Der Gr4tag Der Seuernte binter
ben @rndriunsen itart auriidbleibt.
Nud bic 8artoffeltulturen litten unt
ter biefer Srodenbeit. 0asesen iteben
bic &ebberss in ieltsner pradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
@Hfess@ are NDtisen.

- Die Wiltes Barre SiraBeubahn
@ompanie bot bic abiiht. ibre 5abr.
preiis auf 7 @ents ju erh6hsn.
-Yrof. 6. g. SBbatnedt pon Der
hiengen 0ohihule. 1T am Wfonta9 3l
clifton Sprinss. u. o.. seitorben.
= Srau Sulia Collins Dpushsrsp
Dfutter beS Sen. Is. Bon Sonsher .
1T Sonntas i'm a'ter pon ~ Sabren
geitorbeu uno wuroe seitern be.r6tat.
- Die bislistn SsusrwebrIsate. Die
etns monatlide SObnerb6bunS pOn s25
uerlansten. hobsn 1ih nit rinem gu
i4uB pon $12 ben Ofonat suirieoen
sesrbrn. slnoere itdotiife Nneeifellte
erfidrsn. oaB fie aud 3u elmer 4obuer.
bohans bershtist fno uno itslteu ON
Wfontag cine biesbe3iisiihe 5oroeruns
on ben Staotratb; bic Yoli,iitsu Der
langef $12 mebr monatlld. hie gleihs
@rbShing mie bic 6euernebrlsute Suse-
iprohen erbieIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Nprb Scranfpn.

Die 3idbrise Eereiina areiere
bon Diamond Npeuue erbielt am Wion.
tag TO i6limme Branbmunbsn, oaB lis
oenlslbsn Dtsnitas srlas. ......
Ole @trtbs Rop 9asimir pom
@learuisw StraBe unb slntonie @pmer.
gt Don GtDier apenue, bes Sonntaas.
perfanfs ansefla9t, muBten am Srsitag
fur Elm seridtlides @rideinsu ie $500
Sarsi4aft ftsllsH' rsssx.!-s saz.aa,z z.--
: Der 20 Sabre alte @itliam Wic.
8off pon Parfer Strase erbielt Uton.
tag gtadt burb s. &srforo Sobler,
etnem Spe3iala9enten Der .. & 8.
Sompanie, eide Repolvcrfusel in ben
unterlsib, als er NIT auosren inngen
Utdnnern bsim G;utrejlsu BON Soblsr
aus psm 9:err NiSae Sofe Der Com.
panic ehl aiehth Woilre. Wfc@off marb
In 9hnitissm 3IlIano ins Staat Soipt.
tal ssuOmmen unO Soblrr uuter Biirs.
thaft 9sltellt, .---.----~-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Sbbe Narf Npfisev.

: 5rduIein @milD Msb BON Sdlds-
ger Sira6e uno Sohn 0illiams DON
adsr apenne finb am Samfiaa A5euS.
ourd Paftor Sobn u. Bsnber In feiner
l8obnuue 3u sinem sliidliden @bspaar
einsefesnst moroen.
= Der 8idhrige @sorge D. Wfilee
uon 3sbuter StraBe uuroe am lesten
Donnsrfta9 yiabmitfas on Sho Wfain
Nuenue. Dor SellomS' Yarf. ourd, Nn.
ton 8abinsfi pon Sho &epier aueuue
NIT eiuem Gutomobil nieosraerannt :
BEN 3isinen wuroen bic Beine oerart
anssinanoer serifeH. iObas er iunerli9
osrlsst pnroe. Sm Usftieite Soipi.
tal. no mon ihn operirte, erpies iif
iein 3uitano ole sefdbrIid. @r 1T am
Samftas Wergen an ben Bsrlssunasn
geltorbtn.
= als bic eidbriss 2otiie @ombus.
iep BON 9oomis Nusnus am Sonntas
Jiadmittas auf Der 9traes fpielte,
rannte fie In Der Gufresuns Dor oas
automobit bee Spbn Ehomas uon
Gaplor unb wnrbe nisbersefabrsn. SIN
Dem Betfeite Soipital ersab li6, oaB
Die Sleine cine 9ebro6ene Siiite ue0
Shnttte uni sanien 86rper erbalteu
bate. Hm slelhen Nahmittas rannte
8. 3. Buder pOn 0rpn Dfamr Stra6e
Den 8idbrissn Yaspiala Damareo pon
Ounmere nit ieinem Nutpmobil nieber,
usrleste tbn aber nur Isiht.
= Srau Ra6el Dapis BON ShS
Wfain Nuenue. 72 Sabre alt, 1T Wton.
tag Yormittag 9ei6otst moroen. als Der
aouofat Sanerio Roioto pon Slc
forge fie on Der @ds pon Smith Stra.
&c unb Glib Main Apsnue lis nit ief.
mem automobil nieoerrannte. Roloto
wanote ieine Wtaihine in Die StraBen.
babngtleiie. als er bic Srau bemsrtte.
aber bic 5rau murbe pernirrt unb that
nnsliidliderwsiie bafeIbe, iooas Der
3uiammenitoB unuermeibllh mar bic
5rau mnroe etna 18 sSuB seihleift..
Roioto itellte iif ben Beb6rben. Nm
gleibeu Yfahmittas mulbe bie 7idbrige
Wtauo Sauille pon @gnon StraBe an
Glib Wtain Nuenue burd y. y. 60.
waros pon @Ienburn NIT ieinsm Huto.
mobil nieoer9erannt unb isbr ibmerbs
!i4, absr nidt sefabrlid uerlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

= 5raness M. Saut iirsnste 'ssft.
ern cine @bsiheibunssflase gestn ibrsn
@attsn Sobn Wt. Daud on.
= Die WoHats. .gerlummluns Der
Ualborf Bart giioeiatiun. bisber cad.
awanua 3msis. finoet morsen (6rsitos)
abenb ,ur ssm6bnliden Stunoe In Dem
8isbsrfran, @afino ftutt. SBsr iid fir
ben Tereiu intereiiirt, iollte Ger SIsunS
beimobnen.
= Die 9roBssidmorensn. psldbe Die
3rummbeiisu selesentlib Der lssisn
Brimdrmabl unttriuhen. werosn wabr.
iheinlih nod beuts iid) nit osm porse.
le9ten Bsweismaterial bsiddftigsn uno
bann oem @eriht ibren Uefuno unter.
brsiten. Wtan ermartet, baB uerihie.
oene Perionen in anflase,uitano s.iest
merben. Sb absr bic Nnltifter oes
S&minosis srpiiat wsrosn. 1T sptiisl.
bait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

Die S9peis tDnnte, pie ProfeifOr
Sidir9 in Der ~Sdpei5eriIden slpos
tbeterSeitans" ausfiibrt, ibren sanSen
ni4f unbetrG9tli9en 8ebarf on Wte=
biainalrbabarber unb SiiBbplS felbit
pflan5en. ii9 oamit audi auf bieiem
9ebiet bonn Muslanb unobbdn9ig mas
den unb einen neuen grpurtartiteI
sepinnen. DDS rieiise, auf Der 2as
carneier Settle gang bra4liesenbs
Delta Der Wiasgiu gum 8eiipieI am
2agp Maggiore pdre Elm sara pors
treffli9ss 2lnbausebiet fir SiiBbol5.
Der Seiiin tann, ipenu er beute nit
Der 8ultur besinnt, in Sebn Sabren
10 piel Siibbpls probusieren. oaB sr
bic san5e WeIt bamit usriotsen
f0nnte.
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NittSfpu

= Wdbrenb einss Dortpedisls am
SoHntas erbielt Der 32 Sabre alte
Souis Eeti, cine Susst III ole Srult
nle man slanbt our1 Samuel Sbu
leroa.
: Die ,ei flciidlte 3stte bss Wtitael
DtcNealp uon Beli plttston 1T lsstsn
Oonuerltas UtOrssn entlaug ben 9ada.
pnnna 9eleiien aufgsfunben morbsn /;
elu 3u9 bate ibn iiberfabren.
= Der 18 Sabre atte @bparb Sopce
puroe SonntaS ytadmittas, als CT lt1
tm Susquebanna SluB babete, BON
&rompfen befallen unb ertranf. Sein
9einbrte Soiepb Sabben pon Durgea
sntgin9 fnapp oemielben S9idlal, als
er ibn retten mollte. :. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

Die fstnstsa prsessarpsiesn In de- Sases
-isfert Ole Once aes -No1nenhista-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

Sro6rner Snffrn. num bic Dsib-
na4ts5sit muros msins Tohtsr irani"
fdreibt Srau Wiaria Ssifsrih DON
Spsa, Wfinn., rife bate slu n trodsneu
Snjfen nnS feinen appstit /; iis iab iehr
ihle1t aus, uno bis Seu,e bier Climb.
ten, oab iis Die Sdmi. .oiudt BIB:
@ins 5laide 5orui's Nlpenfrduter bot
tie nisosr seiuuo uuo lebsntfrob ae
maht." DssIe alte, bslpdbrte &rdutsr.
meoi3in wiro nidt burb Npotbsfer Der.
fault. lin ndhsre Nusfunit ifreibe
mon on Or. Peter 5ahrnsp & Cons
go. 25Ol s8aibinstou Blus., ebieaso,
81,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Hns bem Dberen Sbale.
(Hrhbalb @orreiponben3.)

- Die Yeihe Der Cora gBels Don
6leetuiIls. pelds ieir bem 8 Suli Der
ihwunoen mar. 1T lsste Wohs III Ufue
Bonb nabe ibrsr SSobnuns aufssfun.
ben woroen.
Der Oefterrsiber 5ranf 8clans.
tp pon Slppbant. Der an9tbllh auf
riihreriide Semerfunsen in Ysrbino
nns nit ptm 3rIe9e mafte, puroe am
Oienitas uerbattG uno fir Elm @ri6sl.
nen Dor @eritt uHter Biirsitaft 9e-
ltslt. @r beltreitet. etwas sslist gu
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
2tabtrafb.

Sn Der StaotratbiisuHg am Woffs
tas ylahmittag, uslder Der Wiapor
uno Staotanwalt bsimobntsn. murbe
bei6loiien, Der weitsren @rb0buns Der
StraBenbabn 5abrpreiie enersiid unb
NIT auen 3u @ebots itsbsnbsn Wiitteln
8toeritano 3u leiiten. glIe marsn Der
aniiht, oab bic nobmalise @rbobuug
nngesdt uno unmdBis TT, uno aus
Otsiem @runos mill man fis uufsdtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Bon Der @dtfeite.


Serr Wtidbaei Weiter pon @ebar Gpe.
nue. liest sefdhrlid srfranit In isiner
Wcbneng barnieoer.
Dfataine. Die 10 Wionats alte God
Yer Der @hsleute William Btume pon
Brospect auenue. ftarb am Samitas
uno wnros ON Disnitas bserhist.
Sobn Simmsn BON Yittston Gusnue
erbtelt ON Wtoutas Gin T.lesramm,
oaB isin bis Dor etlihen Sabren bier
mobnbaftsr Yrnbsr @sorse, bel eiuem
auiomobiIuufoll In 81 Paio, Gsras.
gei6btst worben III.
Buitor Or. sBilliam ". 0orOt pon
@afi Oranss. " g.. Der friibsre Gel
iorser Der 9idorp StruBe Brssbpter,
ihen @smeinbe. leitete ON Sonntag in
Nbmeisnbelt bsS gaitors Tbeobor s..
Dabn, ben @ottssbienft Der @tmeinbe.
Samss 3ansan pon Moofic Strase,
Gin 9si3er Der 3adanauna @iisnbabn,
trus lestsn Donneriias nabe Siop aus
sinsn Shabcl. nnb Bsinbrud bel einem
llnfall bapon. Wfan nabm ibn sur
SebunbluHs ins WOiss EaplOr SOipl.
tnI.
Der 20 Sabre nIts SIopb 'PbIllips
uon Sit Sim StraBs. ole psiIer uon
Der &adawanna @iisnbabn angeitsllt,
1T porlssts Wfittmoh 9iadt untsr ben
Rdbern ieiner Hofomotipe 3ermalmt
woroen. als sr ubftiirste uno untsr bic.
ielbe fiel.
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fur ben armseolenft einberufen tpuroeu
auf Der 3aduwanna @iienbahn nab
Camp Nee, Ya., abreiien. Bie ae.
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apenue. mslher iiir,l,h oils Elm fsino.
liher NuSldnoer uerbaftet nurbe, 1T
am Samitas auf Barole aus Dem Sc.
fdnsniB entluiisn worben, nit Der Yin.
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elmer 3ofOuotipe setrofen murbe. @r
nire BON 3pei S6buen uno elmer God
ter iibsrlsbt. Ole Ysii,suns finbet
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9adamanna 3Deis) am arbsitatass,
ben 2. September, In Waloorf Parf elm
srobss Walbfeit abbaltsn. 81 meldsm
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tet nit istner erquidenben 4uit einen
pradiissn Gufentbalt i'm 5rsisn. ipe,iell
in ssmiitblibsr @sielidaft. Das $50
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
COUNTY QUOTA ONLY $4,000
IN NOVEMBER WAR WORK DRIVE;
CAMPAIGN EFFICIENCY PRAISED

Umatilla countys quota will nc S24.-
200 In the united war work campaign
which starts November II. This is
the information brought from Port
land by NJ. r. Chessmau. secretary OF
the Patriotic Service League. on his
return home this morning from at
tending a conference Of war workers
there yesterday. This Is less than
county's quota of $4,000 in the Red
Cross drive last May, and much less
than league managers thought would
be asked Of the county, as in the com.
ing drive Il is proposed to raise S1TO.-
500 600 while the Red Cross drive
was for hut SIn0. GOO GOO.
New schedule for Quota.
John X Kollock. state secretary for
the drive. has adopted new schedule
Dor apportioniug quotas that it is
thought will he more fair and equit-
able TO different communities. Tho
schedule is based on population. hank
fesources aud assessed valuation. The
plan Of arportionment was adopted
by Unanimous approval OF all the rep
present
During the course Of the c6nferenc
Umatilla county was highly compli-
mented upon the able manner in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
IN COUNTY TO OPEN
AFTER THEROUND-UP
Prompt Response Will Put
Umatilla Over the Top
in Time.

The assumption is that Umatilla
county's quota in the Liberty Loan
campaign will be s2.10O,0OO This as
sumption is based on the loan being
for 5000, 600, 900. but no official an.
nouncement has been made from
Washington that this will be the am,
cunt of the loan and until it is there
can be no definite figure placed for
the countys quota. AS a consequence
the work of completing the rating of
individuals for the loan has been held
up.
The campaign for the Fourth Lib
erty loan was opened in the state yes
terday and today will open in Port
land. Umatilla county will probably
be the last county in the state to start
its campaign as little can he done
here until after the Round-Up.
For this reason il will be necessary
for individuals to he prompt in re-
spending in order that proper show
ing can he made for Honor Week.
The close Of Honor Week viii see
Tmatilla county over the top If a
united effort is made by individuals
90 be prompt in doing their duty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
WILL GIVE OUTFIT
TO HELP RED CROSS

Charley Irwin. famous as director
of frontier shows wants no profit from
his contribution to the ninth Round.
Up. Because the profits are TO go to
the Red Cross. he will accept noth-
ing for the use of his stock.
This morning Director Collins re-
ceived from the veteran Wyoming
Snowman a telegram stating that he
is shipping a car containing seven
head of bucking horses, a bucking
hun and other stock for use in maxi
ing the Roundup a success. and he
specifies that the Round-Up is to pay
him not a cent.
PAY the freight and give the boys
in charge a little for their trouble and
let it go at that he says.
Irwin's stuff is on the way now
and is expected to arrive tomorrow.
Broncho Bob Hall and Dave White,
two OF last years winners, are also
here.