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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
JONES NEWS.

Jones, Oct. 25.-Mr. Webb Ellcdgc
succumbcd to an attack OF influenza.
complicated with pneumonia, yester-
day and was laid to rest at Union
church in the presence Of large as
semblage Of sorrowing relatives and
friends. Mr.. Elledgc was high
toned gentleman and was held in the
highest esteem by all Of his acquaint-
anccs. He was one Of our warmest
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
SORE THROAT.
Colds, Coughs, Group and Cntarrh Re-
licred In Two Minutes.

lo'uS, coughs, Group ana tntafrll re-
licyrd In Two Minutes.
Is your throat sore?
Breathe llyome.
Have you catarrh
Breathe HyOmc.
Have you cough?
Breathe llypmc.
Have YOU cBld?
Breathe fRomci.
llyomci is W ohc treatment for all
nose, throat Hhd tuu%~~rfonblcs Ii
does not nfhinI41r cocaine or NOR
phinc and a1/Chat is necessary is to
breathe it through the little pocket in
halcv that comes with each outfit.
y complete outfit costs but little at
druggists everywhere and at I.aurcnS
Drug Co., and lIyomc is guaranteed
10 Danish cataarh, coughs, colds, sore
throat and bronchitis or money back.
\ ilyomci inhaler lasts a lifetime and
arXta bottles OF lIyomci can be obtain
cd from DRUGGISTS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
Bronchial Trouble.

Mrs. A. e. Sidenbcrder, Rockheld,
Ind, states: "For an attack of bron-
chial trouble which usually assais
me in the spring find Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy the only thing that
gives me relief. After using 1t for
a few days all signs OF bronchial trou-
BILE disappears
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
WILSON SENDS
STRONG REJOINDER
CONTINUED From Front Page.)

pros;don+ hoe ;net,uotod mo 70 ron,v
.bo,ot &c c,,1ovs.
"I1,,i,o ,oooivoa Tho so1em, and
oy,,,,o;t o..,ro,oo op .,o corn,,n oov-
o,nmont ,b,t a ro.orvod,v ,cconts tho
4orms oP no,cn laid dawn IN his
address IN tho congress- of tho limited
States on the Sth Of Januafs, and
tho princin,cs Of settlement enunciat
ed in his subscU,cnt addresses. parti-
cularlv thc addresses of the 9th of
Scntcmhcr ana that # desires to dis
cuss The details OF their app!ica-
ton, and that his wish and purpose
emanated. not from those who have
hitherto dicatgN German policy and
conducted the present war on Ger
many's behalf. but from ministers
who speak for The majority Of the
rcichStag and for an overwhelming
majority Of German people: and har-
ing received also the explicit promise
OF the present German government
that tho humane rules Of civilized war
fare Will be observed both on land
No. Il
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
GIRLS! WHlTEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make Il beauty lotion for n few cents
to remove tan, ircck!cS, SallOWncSS.

HUkV II NFUHIy IOIIOIl IUT II TOW VUNIS
to remove tan, frcck!cs, sallOwncsS.
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply YOU With three ounces Of orchard
white Tor a'fcW cents Squeeze the
Juice OF two fresh lemons into a bot
tie then put nEhc orchard white and
shake well. flBs makes a quarter pint
OF the very bd-t~1cmon skin whitcncr
and complexion bcautiGcr known.
Massage this fragrant, creamy lotion
daily into the face, neck, arms and
hands and just sec how frecklcs, tan,
sallowncss, rcdncss and roughntss
disappear and how smooth, soft and
clear the skin becomes. Yes! It Is
harmless, and the beautiful results
will surprise you.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30
Citation for Letters OF Administration

Citation for Letters OF Administration.
State of South Carolina,
County Of Iaurcns.
BY o. G. Thompson, Probate Judge:
Whereas Mamie Hunter made suit
to me, to grant her Letters of Admin
istration ofhhc Estate and effects Of
Walter IIuINcr.
These arg therefore. to cite and ad-
monish all aDd~sfngular the kindred
and Creditors Of the said Walter Hun
ter deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the court Of pro-
bate, to be held at Laurcns Court
House, Iaurens, s. c., on the II tn day
Of November, 1913 next. after publ
cation hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not be grandcd.
Given under my hand this 28th day
of October Ammo Dominl 1918.
O. G.. THOMPSON,
15-2t-A j. p. l.. G.
Framed Mirrors, frames in Oak, Ma
hoo d
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-30

Framed Mirrors, frames in Oak, Ma
hogany 'and Gilt.
s. NJ. & E. II. WILKES s. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06
SnInn6.

gum erIten Mdl baben ge1terlr
Die 8rauen in giep Dorf, menieitens
in bier aongreBOftriften BEL elmer
Spe5ieliuabi geitimmt.
Die GongreBipabl in bier 9tetp
.gprfer 9iitriften bat nit Der Gripab-
lung bon 9entofraten geenoet.I Die
5rauen beteiligteu iih in GROCER
Menge. Sic gaben pon 78,194 Stinl-
men 3f,858 db. 9lird oieie @abl
baben bie 9en1ofraten Die Gontrolie
iiber oas Meprdieittantenbaus oes
&ongreIIes nieber geiuonnen.
Cine neue rieiige Yrobi6itionsA
pereinieung lit in gbieago gegriinoet
iporoen. sic neltnt iif Rational Dru
8eoeration uno an ibrer Gpite fte6t
@m. S. 8rpan. sSsbr 3pecf tit, ME
idon ibr Name iagt. id5drfite gsatio-
nal Erobi5itipn ein5ufiibren
sSn gopington ap., orange1
orei 9anoiten in Die Oireftoren-8er-
iammlung elmer ,8uiloing nno 2oail
sliiociation" uno forberten Die Nm
tueienoen ollf, Die .Sinoe IN Die So-
he gu balten. Der Boli5ei6ef Sbeo-
DOR Gllilnper, Der gum gireftorlllm
gebort, eroffnete iofort eSeuer auf Die
R1mber tno es gelang ibm, einen
oerielben ourh einen ShuB in Den
&ppf tot nieoer5ultreden. Die beioell
anoern ganoiten ertpi0erten Die
Sdiiiie nno toteten 5ipei Der beiotr-
ten 9ireftoren, oen 63-idbrigen
Inoreas 9toromeper mo oen S3.ia6-
rigen sSobn Hebm. Sic rafften omln
gegen $1,000, pelhe anf Dem Glide
lagen sliammen uno ilrbren in Ell
mem bereit gebaltenen 9llItomobil oa-
BON. Sm @ar5en pur0en etpo 20
S6iiiIe eepe6Ielt aipiiden ben &du-
bern ituo Dem 8oli5eidef. Der geto-
tete gonoit lit bis iebt nidt ioenti-
fi5iert iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06

te Srlouitriell mag ia Die nngeoeutete
o0llug auh inn pripatipirtifnfhifclt
SssnterelIe ourhaus oisflltabel iefm
ltno pielleid5t bat &err Hatbennn bel
ieiaer REORGANIZATION Der golfsmirt=
inaft balb linbeipllBt auf Den yer=
baltriI5en oes linn unl m16Iten lte=
benben @irtidafts5meiges aufgebart,
ser fir oas in 9lnsfiht genomine,e
Experiment inogli6ertpeiie Ihon retf
lit nno BON ibm llnter ben gegenlDdr-
tigen peltfpirtldaftlihen Gerbdltnii=
len lpobl nlanhe 8orteile nno 5or=
oerungen 81 erfDarten batte glber oh
nas gleihe aah fir Die @eianlnlthelt
Der SnouItrie5neige zines 2anoes
gilt2
Hatberlai faBte ieine Joroerungen
Itpie fofgt 5ltiamlmen: Die nelie @irf=
iebaft miro feline StnatsnirtIhaft
iein, lonoern eine Der biirgerlihen
gntmluBtraft anbein1geltellte Bripat-
ipirtidnft, Die freilid, silnn orgdtti-
inen 3uiammenibluB, 5nr lleberiDilt-
oung innerer Meiblng nno sur Ser
nielfaltignns ibrer 2eiltung uno
9ragfraft ltaatliher Mitlpirfung be-
0arf." Dieie itaatlide Wfitpirfung lit
aber 5ienllih ausgiebig benleiien. Der
Staat miro nod Natbenau nnter am
BERN audi fir eine lange iiber oen
Jrieoensl6liiB binausgebenoe nllge-
meme aontingelltierling Der Gin
fabr, oie slllsihnltltng ooer Gino1m-
mltng bes Observation-Disclosures, oie
Hegclutg Der &apitalansfubr uno
oie 3uriifodmmltng Ser ginfliile
alsldnoiiher aapitalnudhte in set
oelltihen 8olfsmirti1aft Su Iorgen
baben, @eraoe oieie leeterll ssoroe-
rllngen batte man bon Dem Better
Der y. 6. @. faum eripartet, Ihreibt
5itm S1lniie Ieines iebr leiensperten
4rtifels oos 3iiriher glaft, aber ser
arieg lei befanrtlih oaf alien @ebie-
ten eir groBer gefebrer aeipeien
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Hed)t idlmcidJelbaft.

gralst: uMeine ssrellnoin laate
hente, ems gefiel ibr nitbt all 0einer
Terion.@
grantigom fneugieriO. uSa, mas
oenn2"
u8rant. So, id) babe allf alleS
ntogllt)e geraten auf oas rote &aar,
anf Die Sommeriproiien. oie 4.geine
-.es tparen aber Define groBen Oh
ren, Die lie neirte"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06

9ei Dem 0erIuhe, nit ibrenr
aeroplan in geelt=grannfeIs gu lam
ben, nuroen geltern 5ipei JIiegerfa=
oetten, S. q. Bilioit 1tno 90. O.
Speeos Derlett 3as Neroplan tpnroe
oenoliert.
sSn Dallas bot man einenSeloa=
ten Namers 6ranf Sope alias 6ranf
@alfbnr, Der pDr eiiigen Monaten
Derbaftet NOR, angeflagt, eiil otter
reiAiiher 2elitnant 5l ieiu Die an
flage miro iid ipobl nidt begriinoen
Iniieir.
General Direftor Wfcglooo bat
periprohen geniigeloe Giienbahnipa-
qen sm iteIlen, nm oie 3piebeIeri1te
5u transportieren.
@.@. Glnrf, Der als 9aupt5ell-
ae in oen IN GI Naio Dor einiacr
3eit perbanoelten Sones=H =Hro5e6 aaf<
trat, lit BON 6beriffsbeanlten rad
AMbilene trnnsportiert, mo CT lih me-
aer 3erItorling eiltes @ilenbabngeiei-
les gu perantmorten bat Der perur-
teiIte sssones loa in oieielbe attgeles
qenbeit perfpidelt fem, fam ieOo6
sniht Dor 8erbiiBung Der inn Siioif=
tierten langidbrigen 3ltAtbdlsltrafe
in Mbilene pro5eiiiert tueroen. Giarf
Iheint elm pielperlangter Waint 81
lein, oenn ihon ipdbrello oes Sones=
Yro5elies nlad)fe Der Gheriff pon
Gutter Gountp oen yerinh. Glnrf
tpcgen zines ongeblih por Is So6reH
periibten 9otihlags 81, per6nftep ,ltsp
nod Gutter Gountp slt transpprtse
rem. glnrf ipuroe oaif1als bon teyd.
iliiden Rangers Dem Sheriff altf ei-
nem @iienbabn5lige iuieoer abgetrtcs
ben uno nod Gl Yaio 5liriidgebrnht.
Eeter Soiuerton, Der adtidbri-
ge Sobn oes S5eransgebers 0es
.guero Hecoro." ser in Der Drude-
rel berumipielte, geriet nit ieiner
aleioung in oas Sriebnerf ser
Trelie mo erlitt einen ooppelten
grrd) 0es redlten Sellles.
Sn eilteln Nltontobil llnfall,
ser ii1 bier Meilen BON Coleman err
eienete, ipnroe sSrau ssoiepbine gllen
sSenilimore augenblidlih getotet uno
i6r ga6p lebclsgefdbrIib perlest.
Der 50-i1brige Bob @imberlcp
pom 9borilton iuiiroe nuf Ser StraBe
oes St1otdens ourh 5tpei aus einent
alltonatiid)en 9iepolper abgefeuerte
SdiilIe getotet. slnos snl9tbe,
ebenfals BON Tborntcn, lpuree pom
6rieoensrifter inter $1,000 9iirg-
if)aft aeIteIt
eSn 8oloeiton ltorb Golpin 6.
9. eiienbad) i'm alter pon 81 Sab
rem Der Gcritorbene Itannte ans
ct. @oar nn Hbein, ipobnte aber
fdon felt as Ssabren in @dlpelton.
sn GalteIl ltarb sSralt Sermaun
SdliiBler i'm sllter bon 67 sSnbren.
- Der 8ouperneur bat Der Se-
gislatllr iieben fleinere 8ntlhaf1en
sligeianot, Die fat ale 9ofaIangele-
genbeiten bebanoeln. 9luh cine Yot.
ifoft, Die geipiiie @erdnoerungen i'm
5ii6erei @eIeB anoronet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06
Sebarfe K6n,pfe.

brei Solbaten, aafer Sen bereits gez
,nelbeten; iueitere fiinf Nann ipilr=
ben id)uer perunnoef. SIM 0ansen
iinb an jenem sase brei Sffisiere
mmS mennsebn Mann getOtet, sipei
Gffisiere nnD neitnse6n Mann Idmer
nm6 finfsebn Wlann leid)t periunnoft,
|Gedls Mann itarben an Srdnfbeiten,
elmer AT ben sSelgen elmer snfalils
trhalteuen GdjnfiDnn1e itnS eiu
Nsonn Fam bei eirfaa Meruplan lln-
/ fail nms Gebem. Inter ben SdJluer=
Deriumnbeten lit Elm serdner, Grneit
6. 8Owrn aus Gartbn9t.
Mns @aibington sDirb geuaelost,
Gffisiere nnb Mannihaften Der Nrs'
NEE, Sic BON vfeinblider" @eblrt
ieien, an oeren 9onalitdt aber nid,t
aespeifelt peroe, ipiirSen nid)t In ben
aampf geididt, iOnoern anoeriueitis
perluanot fuerben.
Der fransOiiide Ercntierinlnl,fer
Giemeneeam fat naditebenSen aiitc=
rtfaniiden Gffisiereu, llnteroffisiertil
nnD Soloaten bas fransOiiidleariegs-
frens pegen sapferfeit por oem
sseinoc perlieben: eeiltnant Soiepb
Gaubp, Sentnant William Coleman,
sGerat. Hatrif Nalib, Gergt. 8m.
gsDrton, splbat r8nb6p" Eittman,
nmb Goloat sllpin Sinileg. 3luei slr-
stillerie Gffisiere, Aapt. SultenoOrff
mnb 2entnant Green, Die bei6e per-
iunnoet lumr6en, ,uer6en Sas Sirens
aud nod befommen. llnlere Nesie=
rnns irirb fiinftisbin aud Meoaillen
fir Sapferfeit perteilen. Die eriten,
Die oieIe Meoaille erbalten, iueroen
Die Seilnebnaer an benz erfOlgreiden
Wefedt bei spnI, am dreitag, iein.
Cine Sepeibe aus Naibineton
melbet, in Sersego,uina nn0 8ns-
nieu lei elm gnfitan6 anssebroden,
9erielbe 6ebnt iidJ ansebIidJ iibsr
fiinf 0iifrifte ans. Die Wadridlt
fommt nripriinslid BON 0enf.
Der SrGiibent fat ben &pngreis ar-
inht, Elm 0jeiet aiiSnnebmen, Sas tin
antpriiiert, fir bic Heoiernng einen
pollitGnois lesalen 1eiettitel anf bic
ganbnnssbriifen 6es Npro6entiden
9lubb nnb Der 6ambnrs slmerifa-
Ginie in 6pbofen 81 erlnngen.
@initon 8erner Gbnrdill bnt III
einer Meoe, bic CT in Der Mnglov
Jremd SDeictD ~ gDnoon belt, err
Hart, in iuenigen 8pfen miisten Die
0entIden amf Der @eitfrOnt entiue-
Der nnsreifen uoer es miiiie fidl sei-
gen, Saf lie nnfGbis ieien. Gfnrdia
id)eimt bamit cine Sffeniipe Der Nj
iierten npramSsniagen.
gernar6 W. Varnd) lit sum gDr-
iibenoen bes @ar Snbnitries goarb
ernannt mpr6en, an Steae ppn Sa.
mel 0ilipn.
I'm ben Iiroler Mlpen bat Elm ma
aemein itarfer Gd)neefaa ltattsefnn-
Sem. Siblidj BON go5en ipnrbe onrA
cine Canine Elm 0iterreidJiIder Nili-
tarsmg 5ertriimmert. Siele Sffi5iere
mno Soloaten iinb INNS seben se'
fommem.
ltniere &esiernng luiro naf Dem
Griege bic Diel senannte 6og Ssiano
Sdiffswerft ielbit 6etreiben.
William 6. ,Sntdjeion, Der 4raii-
bent Der llniteb Carpenters ano Soi'
ncrs, erflarte, nmr bas Gingreifen
oes ErGiioenten f0nnfe einen Streif
Der 3immerlente anf alien Negie-
rmngsid)iffsmerften Derbinocrn.
Senatur seipis BON Sllinois, Ell
ner Der bemofratiid)en 5iiBrer i'm
Senat, erflarte, ban fein 6inper-
itanonis ODER llebereinfommen 5lui.
iden oem Ser. Staaten anb sSapan in
yesns anf Die Sibirien slnselesen.
belt eriitiere.
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Dix Sibirien= Hn9eIe9e11beit.
uDie eS d5eid if no6 ilmG feine Ginlgnng erfdg.
aauapi at Der iibirii1en Sabn+
Deut(dN ridien von narwa naeD Petersburg vcr.
Sebarfe K6mpfe.
Nniifano III 8osnieu auD 6er5tgomina alsgfbrodfn.
Der Pa1dent will die Hnlsgebrlden der deuNen Dampfer NIT
BefNag bee9en.

Benedict Grpwea, Der a,ntierenOe
Grieasminilter, bat General Hud=
man BEN 0anf Der Hegierang fir lei
ne satisfeit besaslidl Der @erbeiic=
rnna Der Wpral in nnierer Staot
ansgeiprpden.
SIN Ynnbesiennte sriff Senatur
6ollis bei Ser Nerntnng iiber bic
gill, onrd) ,peld)t eine &riegsfinas<
forporatiun sefdaffen lpirb, ons 81
namsfpniite bts Gennts an iin0 ers
flarte, Sns syinansfontitt beiniibe iid
tets anf gifrisite, ben gefrbien Der
gbminiitratipn naAsufD1nmen. Ss-
natpr simnts, Der woriiker bes Sc
lnftes, mics bic Wtidnlbigmnsen au5s
GntiAie6enitc sariid. 6oais, Ser Mit-
alieb Ses Vanffpntites iii, lagte, 10
piel er miiie, lei Die Bill bon einei,t
MILITANT Collector i'm JinamSniini=
iternm entlporfen. Cine iebr berpDr=
rangenbe Feri6nlidfeit lei Dor be,n
ganffDmite eridienen mnD babe
oemielben aeiagt, es biirfe Die Sef=
tim s Der gilI Disfntieren, aber cine
9isfniiiun Der Seftion Z lei Derbu-
ten. st iuoQte uid)t iaeen, luer oieie
beruurraaenoe Teri0nlidfeit lei, aber
es itellte fid ipater berams, bai'
SdakamtsiefretGr WeAbpp am Mor=
gen Dor Dem &umite mar. Die Sena=
loren gpbse, 8illiams nnb Sbonias
beitritten, oak je nerindt lei, einen
Druid anf fie aassmiiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06

Trua TRANSLATION Hled with the
pas+nsster q San Anton;a On
Mach sth as recu;red ~ M
ac+ @ of octohar stb 1ot7
Ans @nibingtun iuirb stmei0et,
nuiere Mesisrans ffimme lest nit
sSapan, Gnglanb tnn ben an6errl'
Characterization beSigiiib Der iapani-
iden sSnterbrnti0n II Gibirieu iiber'
Elm. Ginstlbtiteu ftitit aber nod
midt 6cfnRit gtgt6tn.
Ans @aIbinstois iuir6 semtlbft, es
babe iid beransgeitellt, ban Sapnn
bic Aaiierttn Hn6 bic Ser. Staatcr
I'm BrinSip iiber oas Gin8reiftn So
pan's in Gihiritu Dplitanbie einil
luartn, iuenn and 6ie Ser. Staateu
fnrmea lire 3uitimmilus 5n eitem
gprseben ,Sapnn's aid)t sesebcn fat.
ten unb pielleidt and niAt seben
luiir6en.
NitgIieoer bee aeutites fir gns-
lDGrttge NHgeleaeHlDe1ten Der fran5D-
iifdjen 9epntiertenfainmer iolltn nm
scbentet baben, BAH man Sapan in
Gibirien sollfummen freie 0ano ini.
len iuer6e.
Cine sonbener 9epeIdDs besipei-
fdt, oaf Der Griebensuertraa Der
Gentid]en NIT Ser 1DlId)eiuifi9tfaie
rim ratifisiert uer6en tuir0. 9it
gOl1deiuifi loilen in ibrtm 1trteil
iiber ben gertrag febr geteilt iein,
aeninr nn6 Erotfp luiir6en suabr-
ideinfiA snriiftreten. " beiRt jett
Die Natififatipn fin6e erit nm IL.
IGr5 itatt.
Sn bem Trieotnspertras Der Gen
trnlmGdfe nit MnfIanb beift es, Saf
Ge,ltidIano iino rtfterreid iiber bis
Ntbittc iucitlim Dph Der feiteeiettti'
Sinie nit 3nitimmune ibrer 8epGlfe.
rnHg enfidtiben iuer6en. 9ielelben
iteben nidjt me6r mnter Der Serr-
idyaft Gmklanbs.
Die Wtt9lieDer Der englrdjen,
frans0iiidrn nno italieniid)en BOT
idJaff, Sic Tettrsbura perfaiIen Pa.
ben, iin6 iett In 6eliingfors.
Bel 9ionrai an Der fibiriidfu
gabn ibH Tin 3niainmenitoF slui'
idJem apiafen nn6 golld)euifi itatt-
iseftnben babtn.
Sine Tepeid]e aus Vpnoon iagt,
am Nontaa abeno batten Elm bent.
id1es gleroplan, trob oes slmf6Srens
Der Standardization, Iomben anf Ge.
tersbnrg aepprfeu.
Bon yaarlun ans, Das biz GeutId,en
aeuomrlen Inbem, iuiro cine iueiteres
Wurraden ber gentld)en anf geters-
bura aemel6ef.
NGhrenS Ses Gampfes nm aiem
ipilen tuel5rere tauitnb Wfenldlex ae.
tofet uuS Elm Gd,aSen BON mehrerer
gaillienen Nubel anaeridltet iein.
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arbeitsteilnna.

SD moht' nm Die Sano Ssbrer
8obter Sbefla anbalten, 5err Som.
mer5ierrat.
o0o penoen Sic iid) ipeaen oes
sSsomortes an meinen BrofuriiteL me-
gen DER slusitattung an neinen Ois.
ponenten ilno iuegen Der Weitgift an
meinen Gaiiiererl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06
g(ns Ger YbniifltuuSe.

2ebrer u@as iit @eIdtuiuoig.
feit2"
Shiiler:: v@elhtpinoigfeit 1T 0as-
ieniae, tpomit einer einen beiBen Gel
Ter fuegiest."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06
geim @ieSerIe6en.

@glein baben Sic ii6 uerdnoert in
Saufe cor Sabre, liebe 5reunoin
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-06

Snrnen treibt nidt ons 6ett,.
ionoern oos iiberfliiiiige @aIier ans
oen aorpergeiuebeu beraus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-28

Near the Jafa gate in Jerusalem
stands the headgRa -..-.s Of the 'Ameri-
csn Red Cross in Palestine. ieii.ais
you know, perhaps you 10 not know.
that following the reclamation OF the
Holy Land by the British troops, un-
der the leadership of General Sir Ed
mund Allenby, the American Red
Cross was early In tie ield TO carry on
v..h IS great Imuianitarisin 1;-.zsitie=.
ne commissioc e tcehed by John IL
CRlay. state commissioner of educa-
tion Of New York. other members be
Ing Z. ST. John Ward, Major Waters
and Major LoWcnstein.
Beneath q giaring sun, with no boom
ing Of cannon. except that which came
occasionally from tie front ON toward
Jericho. ecross the hills. the American
BED Cross formally inatrzuFuted its
work IN Palestine and celebrated the
National holiday on July Fourth. Ca
bIegrams, many days delayed. told OF
the celebration at the lime. and now,
after devious wanderings en- route, the
account OF the affair IN detail has
reaebcS sAe rational :.c1i. .;,--iS=s q
ts-s red Gross In Washington, D. C.,
ssgether VIZ . grasr ot ioier9s'i'-c,
G6e..csz. some Of which II wOuin seem
wee literally taken from an illustrated
edition % tie Holy Bible.
The mission Of the American Red
Cross 10 Palestine Is best explained
briefly n tie words OF Colonel Finley
on that memorable day In bis address
sf welcome 20 General Aiienby. The
1fslsgcd guest Of She occasion, which
= - vas as follows:
I'VE have brouE5it surgical and med
zeal supzliess medical, engineering, fns
dustriai nnd social skin. material for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-28

work that we particularly welcome
l.'5ur cooperation. l am glad to greet
he Americans to Jerusalem and espe-
eiaIly the members of the American
Red Cross Commission 70 Palestine on
.A.s, H.eir National holiday"
Colossal Undertaking.
Since uIe Inauguration of the work
on July Fourth, according to recent ca
BILE advices. the American Rec Cross
has extended its territory of service to
include all of the occupied area under
the control of the Britisl, Of which
General Sir Arthur Money is the milf
tary governor. This means a Colossal
undertaking and one which IL Is impOs-
sible to visualize at this distance. II
means that In Jerusalem alone the
American Red Cross hospital, which.
by the way, is located IN one Of the
spacious buildings Of the Russian Com
pound, is filed TO its capacity, that the
meteorological laboratory is in fun op-
erutiOD and that a chiidreu's hospital
Of twenty beds has been opened. IN
addition 70 this two hundred patients
are cared for daily at the clinic and
dispensary, ana medical service is also
given 10 various cliiIdreD's Institutions.
On the crest OF Mount Zion. sur
rounded by beautiful garden. an or
plmnage has been established-this is
the girls orphanaEe. a boys orphan
age has also been opened. Including
small school for the blind. Approxi-
mately four hundred children are he
ing looked after IN these Institutions
Then there Is a day nursery, conducted
along lines similar 20 those In America,
for the accommodation Of children
whose mothers arc employed during
the day.
For Russian pilgrim women, strand
% ia Jefusaiein. tlie Red Cross INDUS
trial department conducts two iarge
and several VILLAGE work
.tHl 40
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-28
DRAFT IsVADERS. HALF
STARVED, SURRENDER

PRINCE ALBERT. Sask., Nov. 81.
Victor Carmel and Jean Baptiste
st, Germain,. draft evaders, who laur-
dered Corporal Horsley and James
Mckay at Steep Greek, and who after
wards defended themselves i n self
constructed trenches, werS captured
in starving condition ear the Saslat-
chewan river sunday morning. accord
Ing to Information received here to-
day.
The, men were found hiding i'm
strawstack on the north bank of the
river and We're taken without a strug-
gle. They were very weak from hun
ger and exposure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-28

/ indust ries. plows, water pipe. sanitary
equipment and much else, that have
;..z:t tost TtIy S,,,L sesteo yss-ir tL..ys cGa+S.
hut VIII ultimately contribute, as we
hope. to the rehabilitation of the land
that has in many parts been permitted
to deteriOrate till it seems that Isaiah's
prophecy Of destruction has come upon
it,"
.Altenby Welcomes American Red Cross.
General Allenby, in khaki and cover
eG With Dust from mis- ride of twenty
miles across the hills from general
headquarters. was powerful figure in
the distinguished assemblage. A man
with a determined face and with the
kiDdliest eyes. lie is. just the type Of
commander the civilized world would
wish TO lead It in the recovery of its
Holy Land IN replying 20 Colonel Fin
Iey's welcdme, he spoke briefly, ia part,
as follows:
"3luch has been done IN Jerusalem
since / entered here in company with
tiie heads Of the French and italian de-
mchments on December IL, 1917. At
that time the American Military At
.acbe hscml,l s5Djpd me nnc -cE1e5l-
ber that he assured me Of the very
aJser5s' ss..erFef nf A1ericG - The raj
ture Of Jerusalem and m me future
development OF the country. Though
there were no American troops partici-
pating at that time, for America had
not declared war on Turkey. yet I was
assured that the heart Of the American
people would respond with peculiar In
feresf 20 'he arreai ri tbe new oppor-
mnities for the development OF the
Sacred Land. There IS inevitable
certain amount Of destruction IN war
.gou have Some-to- help set right the
wrongs and ~ rehnnd what military