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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-19

Mrs. c. II. Stevens is spending the
day visiting friends at Barnhart.
Charles f. Lewis, of Stanfield, is in
Pendleton today.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Racon left this
morning for Spokane.
ID. E. Sails, of Payette, is in Pen
Idleton today.
Rudolph Klinger is here from No
lin today.
Mrs. C. F. Knudson returned today
to Umatilla after visit here.
r. NJ. sawtelle left yesterday for
Walla Walla where he will buy stock
for his jewelry store.
| Charley Johnson. well known sheep
IMAM, arrived from Elgin yesterday for
a business visit here.
Miss Lois Porter and Mrs. S. F. Nc
Bride left today for visit in Port
| land.
Mrs. Frank Baker of PendIeton, is
spending n few days in the city.-La
Grande Observer.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Klemgard arrived last
night from Pullman to be the guest
OF Mrs. Bertha Klink.
Mrs. Joseph Conroy arrived last
night from Condor to be a guest az
the home of Mrs. r. Raymond.
Miss Hazel McBee is in Pendleton
from Portland as the guest of her ia
ther, L. f. McBee.
Mrs. Dixie oliver returned to her
home in Portlandthis morning after
a visit here.
d C. Smith, formerly in business in
Pendleton, is in the city today from
Spray. Mr.. smith is now the owner
of a hotel and blacksmith shop in
Spray
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke return
ed Wednesday from Meacham, where
they spent several DAYS in a fishing
trip. Mr.. O'RourRe says the fishing
is good.
Mrs. Josephine Conroy of Condor
arrived last evening TO be a guest at
the r. Raymond home on Water
street. Mrs. Conroy has visited In PEN
dleton before and has many friends
here to welcome her.
NJ. IT. Allen. deputy labor commits
sioner and factory Inspector. Is In Ba-
ker and vicinity for n few days on
a tour OF inspectiOn.-Baker Demo-
crat.
Charles w. Goldman. who for sew
eral years has had charge OF the
Roundup decorations. was here last
night attending a meeting OF the
stockholders Mt the Commercial club,
Dean John Struab left today for
his home in Eugene after spending
several days here and at Athena I'm
the interests OF the University Of ore
gon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-19
An international Marriage in War
Time Is Plays Theme.


An international marriage In war
time is the theme of the newest
World Picture. "The Way Out" in
which two brilliant stars. June FL
vidge and Carlyle Blackwell. appear.
This extremely interesting photoplay
has been secured by the Alta theater
and will be shown today. You will
be surprised and astonished by this
corking good photoplay and you will
be royalty entertained by II. See il.
The big climax of the production
occurs on a battlefield In Europe,
where. amid shot and shell, Robert
Barr (played by Carlyle BlackwelD,
reaches a vital decision affecting his
future and his happiness. The scene
is dramatically big and is played In
forceful, unforgettable' manner by
this superb actor
THE Way out" has been staged in
lavish manner that will make ev-
eryone sit up and take notice. The
production is one that will stand out
in the memory of everyone who sees
It.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-19
NOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.



Jack Pickford is winning new lau-
rels for himself IN "Huck and Tom"
at the Alta theater. continuation OF
the role, yet a story complete in itself.
which he plays recently in Tom saw
YER The lrrepresstble Tom; aided
and abetted by his friend the disreput-
able Huck Finn. overhears grave rob-
oers at their grewsOme task aud is an
witness of murder. Later
episodes show the well-remcmbered
rainkiller incident when Tom adminis-
tered the medicine to II eonfiding cat
with disastrous results; the finding OF
the hidden treasure and the panic on
she island when Tom and Becky
Thatcher his childish sweetheart, are
lost In the cave. An excellent cast and
the direction OF william d. Taylor who
also directed Tom Sawyer have
made Of this Paramount Picture one
of the wholesomest, most amusing Of
the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-19
SHsRN |IgNIggaAo
%V { VIZ

Congratulations are being extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Williams on
the birth OF a bab girl at their home
on West Court street at $3.50 last ey-
ening. The little daughter weighed
seven pounds and Is TO be christened
Mary Frances.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
LOCAL RELIEF
CORPSPRA|SED
VETERAN Or CIVIL WAR THINKS
Kl.AllAfu FALls Has CAUSE
10 FEEL PROUD OF LOYAL RE-.
LIEF coRPs

The open meeting Of the installs.
ton Of o@oers Of the Relief Corps st
the ODD Fellows hail Monday even.
Ing gavs ne . surprise TO 80 such .
large bsvy Of young and middis-assd
vo0sa that make up the womss's
Relief Corps Of Klamath Pals, Of
about ll% member. ! hardly thought
- many loyal and patriotic vomss
could b found here. ana The grses-
ful and pleasing 1aansr is Which
thsy conducted he vosk Of the order
vas . pleasant surprise. The tnseall.
ins Of the o@eers was great credit
70 them. and klamath Pals shouiA
~ proud of this bsneh Of women.
During the late Civil War there
ssrs no such Organizations q the
Relief Corps or the Red Gross. How.
ever. the North vas aued With loyal
women. and there vsna Organizations
IN nearly every city and village, the
Ladies or soldiers AID socistiss.
Evssybody vas invited to attend
and 70 contribute 10 cents or more
Tor the cause. Al these moseipRs
there vss generally . program Of
music and singing Of patriotic songs
md donated lunch for all.
Bone Of the young ladies would
take their fothHfs' teama ana m S,o,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
Moving Pictures

ICY Whittaker's Ward" the Per.
lection picture manufactured by Thos.
A. Edison. Inc. and distributed BY
George Kleine system. will take its
place with "Way Down East" and
"The Old Homestead" In the annals
Of American rural drama. Tho story
hinges on the contest between q graft.
ing politician and q retired sea can.
tain. who had returned to settle IN hIs
boyhood's homo. bringing with him
tho honesty and love Of justice Of the
sea-fariug man. There 10 q tender
and appealing love story. friendship
end bitter snmity among the local
characters. and the affection Of Can.
tain cys ward for him and bis for
Der. thst Gives the story gripping
touches Of human interest. william
wadsworth is inimitsbls In the role
OF the blu6. honest. kind hearted old
sss captain and Shirley Mason. the
little Edison star. is appe,Iiusly |
ana lovely o. Emily Thorn. !
%. cy Whittsksr's ward. This Per.
lsetien picture vii b shown At ths
Temple tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

70 START N
SCHOOLS HERE
INDUSTRIAL ClxD uoRE N TIE
s1oolS o. fH Cps-NrY n
NJ ExfExpeD AND IAurNoyEp
px-RiSc coanSc TEAR

I, eheep rsisins b TO Be another fea
ssss q isdustrtsl Cub vork amonl
IL school ehiiarss OF The eornty dur.
fnG the eoains year. secortine te
counsy School saperintsndeat Edns
wells.
AitAs Q grsat dsa, Of eAeieet work
w1s tooe this lase ysaf By thsse clubs
Z = shs istsottoo q those q the head
e tAs 0s~sosnt 10 profit by the e.
pef1soes q ~ past. and 10 introduce
0sassFss vhieA viH sss bsties re-
sslns b ~ fstnfa.
rfo0 sew % The ai2srsnt clubs
vtil - seaFsed b ssctieas Of the
eousty - vhieA they ars adapted
especially. he sock fsising clubs
yin - seasssd b The eos.try devot.
- petseiraiiy - this iaasstry. and
he sa0e b 70 - true of eardsa pro-
1pes3so. See. Ths Aaal rseorts are
b - ssot = earlier tAis yssf.
h b IL isssoeise 70 have every
- 0eobse sis1ts1 q soos dns by
I1sAR IL sesas q eosIsOs Isa1ses.
~ Vlll iAsosce IL voek q The stu
Isos aal slviss hin rsGardins his
I1srss. %.
Gsbs b sswiAs. bskins. ste-. are
D - Sse0ol ~ ths GiFis- An e9ort
. oase - - 0als thss ths cousty
nAoels - sfgs ths DareAaos of the
~ shfffs ssvias sta0ss by The pu- |
~. n aAvaatao0 q ssSflg 20
- ~ OsvsraDaot = vell - then. !
s1UUs . ~ ~ = - - kset ~
- thnD 6 all tanoo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

An ses1soAs shs sxpset 10 gst out
st6s credit for Dibls ses1y must lsavs
tAsis aaAss M PFisetsai c. 4.
Bosaas % ths Kisnssh cousty high
seAeel ~ lstss thss January 10th.
- thae tes eesreee ssobss q ssts Of
sussttsss iron he seass Aspastmsat
a. - seessol Zxs1iasssons % the
ead ~ 0sv tssGaasau vtiI b held
q ths hAgb ScheeI bsila:ag st 3 q. n.
Friday. Jasnosy lttk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
MAIDN Man
S|jC(;lJMBS TO
PNEUMONIA
RANCHE DIES YEs-
rERpAY AFTERNOON FOLLOW.
ING RRIEF IlI.NEss-ls STR.
y1vEp ~ WIFE AND RABY

The death OF james johnson. Z
prominent; -esiden; o' the NAlin sec
tscn. occurred yesterday afternoon al
) O'Clock. from pneumonia
M. johnson had been IN about
Eve days Undertake. Earl whitiock
ies, late yesterday TO take charge Of
TIRE remains N. funeral services
sill Be held there tomorrow after
noon.
. Ire deceased 10 survived By his
sise and . baby.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
&. o. O. noGFSfAL
now PART OF ARM

4r01iI. Jaa. S-0Ae5al sotiAes-
~ ~ besA rsedvsl b Major Rob
set c. YaassU. aiRseees Of the Uni.
vsssity - oss0os bass hospital No.
~. tbat ~ seeAaisstiee he's bsea
takso ovsr into The any d the
Coaes6 oeaaaa- n sait has bses
esst11s1 = es0plses sa1 tAs ssuip-
nsot. ontAses1 q - 8psess q
oee.eee. hao beso aaoo0blsl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
FIG JOB FOR RED CROSS

The klamath Falls Chapter OF Red
Gross is expected TO send 100 suits OF
pajamas or their equivalent TO head
quarters monthly. Tho attendance
at the work rooms has fallen on con.
siderably the last few weeks. and Il
Will BE- impossible TO complete this
number OF garments without lots Of
workers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
TWO MEN Of
JACOB Jones
CREW HELD
MEMBERS o. DsHTaOYERB
CREW TAKEN TO GERMANY
AND HELD A. PRISONER.
BOTH EASTERN ,lEx

WASHINGTON. q. c. Jan. -
Two men from the crew Of the o.
stroyes Jacob Jones. which vss sub
nsrinsd on December 9Th. ~. nvs
held prisoners IN Germany. n 10 on
eially announced. One Of these N Al
bsst DeNello OF Nssssch uss,ts. aud
the other is John Francis Murphy Of
Rhode Island.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

Word hss 80 ssosa,se iron Asi,s
werrsiI. vhe nsossely lsfs Kiaas&s
ysik 70 sstk. tAas h = s.iu st
AnSsl iaas1. bpt thss shs ssSops
thsss ere beiag 0svsl rapidly. asa
~ sspsess - - v3ss tAs ssss lot.
hs vFSas ~ ths Ne sl tAs soldier
het neas - ~ - b pSeesrsl. II
eSsss q TIE fses thst Il = vssy hard
70 ~ psr0isGos 70 tssvs esop.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09


The Episcopal ,cuIld vili 0sse -
morrow afte-noGa at 3:3e q ~
home Of MI. @. = cessA. S3s wasA.
ington street.
Mis Billie Ljaard. 1aagAtse &
Or. ". L. Leoasf1. srsivsl q u
train last nigAt ~ - bsso -
Los Angeles for GosDGnl 0cstAs-
Z. Q. Muekley q fsgelaal = -
Psesed to arrive ssoigAf - spsol .
vssk IN co-epeui1nG visA ~ seesvs.
tsss q the rius OAase1as eAsreA q
ths city. Ths sszsn lsri.e III
stay vin se ssssshss ssss"vs.
JaDss A. PsrlKi1ds sAb aseniag
fos Ressbsrg. vAGnD - - ealls1 ~
the death q hi 1lGAersla-asv. ?. !.
Bond. ar. Boz - bsss M ~
oaly . Nv Gay1 Nm. Nm hasI
ssss vifA bsr jt1ss ~ sgvusl
mosths. - boeh passs1s ~ teo 81
poor hsaitA. -. Deol - - yuasu
u -. - = sbsvsvs1 ~ ~ ~ !
NJ thsss eAll1sun. Nm. J. 4. DoeA.I
ma q Assstsfg. An. J. A'Ruy 81
klaaaah Vtils. go ". 4. ~ 81
Dsal. f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
ANSOCNCElEHr A

The Seventh Vial" will bs the sub.
1set Of the prophetic study in the
Book Of Revelations tonight At the
S'fH Christian church. corner Ninth
ana Pine streets. At 1850. The entire
eiass 10 urged 70 attsnd. % the les
sons vii soon b finished. The choir
VII Fshsarss immsdistsly after the
Bible study 70 arrange for the Muck.
~ nsstinss. which bsgta Thussday
night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09
} HOSPITAL SHIP
Is srBMARINED

. LONDON. Jan. s.-Tbe hos 4
. pital ship Rewa has been tor I
. pedoed and sunk In the British Z
. channel. en- route from Glib Z
. raltar. All wounded are report. Z
. ed saved. There were three Z
. casualties among the crew. Z
Q q q q q q q q =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

pescias class will start seoa
rsrf'ss wishins 70 toia the class
uhons 1s7. E n "a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

n1eAtt elass vii stsrt ses,.
rsrtiss vtsliss To jets tie class
Uhess 1e1. 7.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

ss" sssus1 R.cesds = ssapas.as.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

Good warm winter storage. Not
sAnssssry 70 drain your ear st Tel.
fers ssothers garage. Rates reason.
ss's. s.I3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-09

STEAMER STILL MISSING
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan a.
Nn's men OF the crew Of the Amer.
,seea steamer Harry Lucksnbaeh.
which vss sunk on January 9th, ere
still missing. Twenty-Five have been
rsseuol. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
Gfen Dor benz sdfafen.

8iele Eerionen iino, menn nnh
niht franf, 10 ooh fdmah uno ma
ger. 0ies bot ieiner @rnno in Der
langen 3miiden5eit, Die tie pom
Nriibitiid Bis 5lim Mittas pereeben
laiien, urb bmlptidhlid) IN Dem Ser
langen oes Magems mabreno bes
Shlafes, oas Sdlafloligfeit mno eine
aagemcine &orperihpddbe er5cuat.
Die Bbpiioloeie belebrt nns, oaB I'M
Tnden, pie mdbrenb oeS SdlafeS
elm uimnterbrod,eIter StoffipehIel in
ben @emeben unieres 4orpers Itatts
finbet. gs lit alio ELM Iogiid)er @e-
oanfe, oaB Die Grndbrling Defenders
in oerjenigen 8eriooe notig lit, I'll
melder unier aorper Der Shm1duug
u~ntermorfen lit. Wabreno bes Shla-
fes beiteben @eroalmtie, Mliimilatiot
uno Die e~rndbrenoe Gdtigfeit oes
aorpers tort. Die Ndbr1toffe Der
Ddbreno oieier Beriooe selieferten
Nabr1ingsmitteI meroen beiler allsge-
nirst - oaber oas M%ntpad1Ien Der
araft lno bes 8enifts bcs aorpers.
Gie Ibellomablseit lift mitbin Elm
Wittel gum Settfperoem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
ynIangt: a~ralitnDittninasa.

Der. @eneralor5t Der Mrrnee Der
Ser. 5taaten, Or. 6. @orgos. fpr-
bert uns alif, einen Mnfruf an innge
Ndoden 5u erlaiien, Die iid in oen
Nilitar- itnb Mdrine . SogpitdIern
Der aranfenpflege su mionrer MINI
iden, iif) pom 20. SiIi an in Ser
n1diten, pom Jrauen-aomite ocs
Council Of National Defenie" etab-
lierten Refrutier1ings-Stnti 5n
meloen. Der &rieg erbeiidt cine ME
geabnte Mn5abI gepriifter @1rterin-
men; bod fonnen MIR 9ieienigen, Die
einen pollen &11rius ourhgemadt
buben, gum iiberieeiihen Dienit ber-
artge5ogen tperben. gs meroen 25,.
600 iunge 5rauen I'M Mlter bon ~
bis 50 Sabren perlangt; iic miilien
intelligent, perantmortlihk BON better
@eiunobeit iein nno cine quite 5dyuI-
bilomng eenoiien baben - nod bei-
fer lit cine goGege-ansbiIoumg. Die
6tlloentin erb1It Soft. 2ogis uulb
ltnterridt frei, in manhen Gduen
aud cine Gntid1oienng fir Slider
uno Uniform. Nohoem lie lire
Briifuns beitan6en. rongiert oas &C.
bolt BON 500 big $500 per Monat.
Ser @~eneraIar5t Or. 6. @oraos.
8aibinaton, 9. g.. erteiIt olf Mn.
frase rdbere Ausfunft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05

WAR SXyINCSSrAllPS
1oeUKD ~ THR
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Die 8ebote Der GeinnSbeit.

Gin frau5oiiider Mr5t faBt Die Ge-
aeln gum geiurloen 2eben in Sorm
BON sebn @eboten 5niammefl. Die, pb-
no5l tie i'm @rllnoe nibts Neiles Bic
rem, ood rpegen ibrer treffliden 8orm
Derbienen, bebalten slt neroen. Sic
lallten: /. 5tebe friib Out, geb frib
idlofen uno file ben Gag nit Mr.
belt ans. 2. @ailer uno 8rof erbaItea
oas 2eben: refine Suit unD Sounetl.
ldein liuo fir Die 8elnnobeit uiteni=
bebrlid. 3. MaBige Nobr1lne ulto
9hIhternbeit lino oas bette 2eben3-
elirier. 4. gfeinbeit perhinoert oo5
einroiten; Die Maihine oauert an
l1nglten, Die am belten bebalten miro.
8. 3ureibenoer Sdiaf it1rft luao
Itelt ben &orper mieoer Der; 5npiel
Shlaf peripeihlid]t mo idm1dt. Is.
8erfiinftig gefleioet iein, beiBt fol-
DIE 4leiber tragen, oaB Die gefpegull=
gen ungebinbert iino uno ser &0rber
marin getulg lit, Inn gegeil pl0sliG;e
Temperatlrpehiel eeldiiet gu Iein.
Z Gin reifles, Probes 9aus madt elm
aliiflifes Seim. s. Snrd 3eritrell-
ing uno grbeiterung miro Der @ieiit
erfriibt unb %geitorft; aber ser Mi6-
5raud fibrt CUR aitslbmeifnng uno
4iisifmeifnng gum Batter. 9. Setter
felt peruriodt 2iebe gum 2ebeit, uno
2iebe sum Seben lit baibe @eiunobeit.
5raurigfeit mo Mutleiigfeit oaee-
gen beiblel1nisen oos Aiter. 10. 9ebit
OH BON oeirer aeiitieen arbeit2 9aml
IoB oeine Irme nno 9eine nidt iteif
!oerocn. Sebit OIL bon oeiiler S1nle
arbeit2 Sergio nid)t, ben 8eilt u,
ptlegen nno oein @iiier al berei.
dlerH.
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6rx trtfe in stras;: 9onntraae nn S. stptembu 1878.

or iotnoste Nd flii6tia i'm. lid,
9u bif's!" iaste er eelaiien. .gltte,
nimm ElaB. Sd bin eleib fertio!~
Ste lieB fih aui bas 5opba fallen
nnb ltarrte ibu entgelfert an. 81
Ihrieb rubis uelttr.
Gnollh legte er bic sseoer beiIeite,
Biinbett lid cine Cigarette an uno itanb
auf.
ga. mas it's, gili?"
o0af Du oenn meinen Brief Mot
srbalten2" itieb iie beraus.
.Gatiirlih babe i1 ibn erbalten."
Limb Du biit 10 -. 10 aeFast2
Bit ni1t anbo 9ir2 Mi9t fteinun.
glhdii1?"
.Tein. SD puBts ia i'm p~ornberein,
tDie Is enoen niirbe: bab Du fommet
nnb alles miberruftn ipiiroeh.~
.Has 1T niht mabr!-
.Gob Du eetommtn lbifiy Na. benin
nidt. Bu biff nidt setommen."
.Bas ihon. @efommen bin i'd.
Nber tpiberrufen!
.Nint2 Sb0n. Damn LAB uns fir
INNER ppnelnanber Nbfhieb ne6men."
xNber oas mil ih ia gar nidt!"
Sic brad in 5brdnen aus. .9u bif
ber3los, Robert! 9enn gu ipeiBt CANA
sena,t, oaB ids nibt tpil."
yWas alio minft Ou benn?"
.un9lldlid ioaf gu fem! Wenig=
items 10 tbun! Diefe reberleeenbeit
uno aaltbliitbisteit iino emporenb,
Robert!"
Soft, liberlegen. -. Das mill i'd
gar nidt iein. limb taltblntig2 Sol
i'd Dir cine 2omobie poripieIen? Sd
femme 9ih eben, ouimme Maus. llnb
tDeib, baB 9u mid lieb baf." ST
iegte iiA neben iie unb sog lie an iid.
.uno Du peiBt IS aud BON mir.
garum bat 9ein Brief mid nur gun,
2a6en g%erei3t."
so albern iii er eeihriebenq"
nSm @eeentbeile. ~sldn3eno. Sd
brinse ben 8rief in einen meiner 3p-
name binein. go iebr sefdlt er mir.
aber 4nsff bat er mir niht ssmadt.
so tenne Sid 5u gut, Gill. uno bah
Did geraoe besbalb lieb. Weil Du 10
leiht 5a onrdi6auen bif."
Sic barg bag Qaupt an ieiner BruF.
ueisentlid babe i'd mid idauoerhaft
blamirt, 8obert. s3neimal. i3uerh
in Eeinem Stid unD iebt nit benz
grief. Gin Slid, baB 8u mid 10 gut
tennit! Sonf miBteif Du mid iebt
oaponjaeen."
v5aat mir nidt elm. Bleib' nur
bier. Wenn mir ioupirt baben perben,
mill i'd Dir uas borltIen. Den plan
3u einem neuen Gthf. ltno bic 6aupt.
role in benz ileuen Stld ihreibe ih
Dir. pie man gu iasen pfleet. auf ben
Seib. Damn mirb ales gut seben, mir
iperben einen 9tmeinfamen grfolg ba=
ben unb gu braudf mir teinen rleuen
Nbi1ieosbrief su ididen. Was. XiIi2"
uSa, &obert, 10 ioa es fem, iaate
lie. an ibn seidmiest, unb fihlte iin
glldllher, ais in allen ibren 9rdumen
3utatmmen gertDmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05

&th
I'D bin nit Dem Brude einperftanoen.~
gieleiht bate sr bereits etuas Mebn-
Tides nieoerseidrieben unb fie betams
l9on mDrsen nit Der erftsn Dot.
Cine babe Stunbe ipdter tlinaelte
lie an ieiner Wohnunesthlr.
Der 9err Doctor 3l Qaufe2"
.Sa. Nber er arbeitet unb i'd bari
niemanben hineinlaHsn."
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4rbeit. gr mar eben MIR 5u unQliid.
LID, UNI nit Gtuten 5u reben. llnb
aui ihren Befu6 bate er pobl nidt ge=
rehpst.
SD bari loon hinein," mtinte iie.
Gapon fhisn Der Diener msniger feft
iiberssust gu iein als lie. so ni1 bas
1ndoiee 6r1ulein anmelben," Iaste er
,tipas s0eernb.
Rein! bag lit nidt nothis," sie
fiirhtete ploBlid. Dab Rpb.rt fe am
enbe nidt n~orlaiien t6nnte !. ihob
ben Hitner sur Settle uno elite haltig
II Der ibr poblbstannten 9biir, Die in
Roberts Arbeitsraum fibrte. Gbne
,rfi ansutlopten. betrat is oas 3immer
unb poite nit einem Shrei auf Den
Settiibten, @ebeu9ten lo~sfisgen. =.
ais lie, e%ritarrt glelhiam, fteben blieb.
M~abrbaftis. Gr lab an ieinem
S1rtibtiihe uno ihrieb. Gdrieb 10
subig nnb fieibig uno in feline Nrbtit
pertieft, als OBJ Hidts poreefalsn mare.
J s9eberts~ Ns Haze emu6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-05
Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
seriudeh in ieDer @eiie Der 2saierml
bshiiifiicb gu iein.
Deu 9siea III geiuimnem.
TExAS.& LOUISIANA.
0en 3sies IN seiuimnem.

Die S~crpn.tulg lpiinidt ben OitHli
neu aniorDeruueen Des 3%ublitunls ecz
mnHASu gelralten.
gu pieiem 3ipede offeriert lid Die
geit1iife auer i6rer Departements. 0ie
reuen Staten - Srabt tpie RaiIage -
tperben ben 8earnten bes gerfebrS : 3es
portemcnts oief Yelesenbeit bisten NM
lie iperneu iibeiua germ bcbiilflih iein.
bic Anipenouns obcr MISUNDERSTANDING
Dieier Hoten al erfldren, 10 bab bic Ras
trnMe Den gerin9Iten Grab bon Wer50ges
xlfsta. ober Ilt1beauemlibfeit tnbeSug am
BEN Herinnot ober bic Qeitung ibres @ss
frbdfts Iber oieie ainien ober Nebenl,s
sriea babcn.
Die GeriuaItung.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-01
WORK OR FIGHT

Under seectveeice regulations skilled men oi ora ag
ppd in certain necessary industries have been expressly WITH
held from military In its policy the government goes
much further After nonusefu occupations Will be
absolutely closed o of draft age
In the first sought to promote the efficiency o
hnbudng plants by keeping intact so Tar as pos
sc their working The marshal generals latest
order is intended compel regs seek effective employ
ment or the
At time Of the country Is everywhere pc
mo modified for OF military age VINO
will not work or fight combngout" must oe carried
ont thoroughly For oafers these days no excuse can
offered The keen But the most das
effect of marshal generals order Will be seen IN e
np of those labor wage-eanng which do not
contribute to the winning the 1t will apply to bail players
athletes and raerack 1t will include clerks, domestic
servants walters and all OF draft age engaged III
opaons that which their places can De
suppied bv older They needed for productive
service and them OF DEPENDENTS hey must
at once find useful work prepare to be drafted
This is only step the enforcement OF rule to Whlh
the government 1t be expected to extend from
time to time regulations and add the list of nonsefu
ocpaons as requires immense IN course OF
formation within the provisions OF the Be-
lecive Service military duty or otherwise
rendering and the nation the fullest service IN MS
power.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-01
NYTH-MAkING IN WAR.

The great store enemy munitions supposed be lying hid
million rifles the billion cartridges
~ 900 machine gums have mvsterousy disappeared They
vanished completely base the Maine
coast the concrete which foundations
wireless outfits enemyalen root
tons Their disappearance, indeed battling that OF the
million or the United States who were to
spring overnight and presumably make use these "ea
the choice myths OF which the popular
fancy has prolific The commonly though to nave
dued the artistic blight literature But
certainly it has proved enough the maginations OF
the myhnla Whether has been matter OF enemy
Of American soldier morals IN france or Oh a
counts suffering smugged under postage stamps
fabulous too mprooabe Tor
public creduy to accept supplied evidence
hysterical imagining the pol.oneede
inventions But it has the faculty to
aburdity For The time being the cFlzed word
the fable What porentous men
ace will next discover that the hidden munitions myth is
exploded?