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The sun., 1918-12-08
VENUS IN THE EAST
Wallace ruin

Author OF Pilgrims Into Folly. eta
So long as his money lasted
Buddy Macnair had entree to the
smart set of New York-then
came loss of fortune and disil-
lusionment-even his valet is not
what he seems. In the depth Of
despair, when all seemed lost,
Buddy discovers the real things
the sweet genuineness Of life-in
the least expected quarter.
Altogether a rafting good novel.
And a rollicking satire on metro
politan folly. limo. Net, $1.5o
The sun., 1918-12-08

n "BUSHY black haired man with an
unruly, struggling mustache and q
pair of twinkling eyes" climbed down
from the Overland stage. Madam" he
said, 1--WE are travelling with four pounds
of United States laws, six pounds of I'M
abridged dictionary and five pounds Of
smoking tobacco. Have you anything a
little less dryT
Well, there was some soda water; so the
bushy man called for his boots. "When l
tackle case Of soda WATER" he said. u
always like to stand in plenty of boots.
Then none Of the stuff gets away from
me-" That was Sam Clemens, on his way
to Nevada Territory. Samuel was not in
his best form, it may be thought; but Mr..
Sabin, who introduces him early in the
story, assures US that the folks all
laughed.
Buffalo Bill is in this yarn too, along
with lively lot Of plainsmen, pony ex-
press riders, overland stage drivers and
Indians-mostly bad. 1t is a slashing
story of the plains in civil war times.
DR.. Charles A. Eastman has the boys
at his mercy. He is full blood Sioux.
In Indian Heroes and Great Chieftdins
he tells about fifteen chiefs, including in
the list Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, Rain
in-the-F Face, Chief Joseph and others who
remind us of the days, thirty milepOsts
back, when small boys collected the pic
lures that came in packages of cigarettes
presumably smoked by the boys dad
dies and uncles and elder brothers). Who
remembers them-colored prints Of the
heroes of baseball and the prize ring, In
dian chiefs and racehorsesf They fig
ured in many a boyish bargain, and made
fine tickets for back yard Wild West
shows.
James Willard Schultz also has an out
side "holt," but as a fighter of Indians,
not one Of them-except by adoptionl
Mr.. Schultz lived with Blackfoot Indians,
and Lone Balls Mistake is the story Of q
Blackfoot outlaw. 1t must stand high
among the many Indian stories of this
present wonderful season. Is the new and
abundant output of these stories definite
movement" among the publishers of ju-
veniles or only an interesting coincidence?
W. S. Phillips, alias GEL Comancho,"
turns in The Sandman: HIS Indian
Stories, to the folklore department. The
stories set forth Why the Coyote Has
Rough Gray Coat, How Rabbit Lost His
Long Tad, HoaO Rabbit Caught the Sun
in Trap, and great many other matters
of quite considerable moment-some Of
them rather Uneleremusy, others more
distinctly Indian. If It be true that The
The sun., 1918-12-08
"Children of Eve"
By DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH.

By DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH.
THE first part of Children Of Foe, by
l. L C. Clarke, story Of italian life,
is as entertaining and realistic as Marion
Crawford's novels of Italy, but the latter
part is little more than sermonizing; and
a novel that has a motive other than to
represent life simply and naturally is
The sun., 1918-12-08
AN ALL-YEAR GIFT!
MAGAZINES

Write for our Bargain Catalog, containing
many special Christmas offers. Also, the
lowest subscription rates on all magazines.
Publishers Bureau, 80 Fulton St., N.Y.C.
The sun., 1918-12-08
THE YOUNG DIANA
Marie CoreM


Remarkable Diana May the embod
ment of large Of womankd One fine morning she turned
the advertisement of gentleman
in compelling Nature to render obedience How Diana became
subject for scientific sked her life to make millions
happier and found thereby the lost Of youth and beauty
the story
Euenng Globe limo. Net, Sl50
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
THE CONDOR GLOBE
H. A. Hartshorn. Editor
Published Every Friday BY The Globe
Publishing Company.

Entered as second class mail matter
at the post Office at Condor. Oregon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
NOT A SACRIFICE

1t is we'll to get a correct line
on the various calls that are be-
ing made and will be made on
our purses before the war ends
and in the first place we must
get the distinction between CIV
ing and lending. Our govern.
ment has not asked and proba-
bly, will net ask for one cent of
gift money. The extent of its
call is for loans-and for loans
on which it will pay fair rates of
interest. The man or woman
who buys War Savings Stamps
or Liberty Bonds does not sacri-
fee for the cause in the sense in
which we usually employ the
word. At the most this action
entails but a temporary inconven
ience in diverting our means to
different channels from those in
which we are accustomed to use
them. In the end we have the
full worth of our money in the
soundest securities on earth-the
promise of the U. S government
to pay. Now our government
wants to know before June %,
next Friday, just how many Wal
Savings Stamps we are going t.
buy this year Such knowledge
will have a direct bearing on thu
next Liberty Loan our govern
ment will ask for. We do no
nave TO buy our share of tnes'
Savings S amps before the 28
DuI our government expects u
give our pledge before ina
date OF the amount we will so in
vesi before ;he end of this year
Gillian county's quota is $82. 600
Let's back up our governmen
pledge the whole amount befor
next Friday and then go and bu
them. Or buy them nOw-an
way to help out. And remem
ber-while we're heIping-it'
the safest Investment in tn
world.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
MIOKIE's ooLYuM

Five thousand American
Indians arein cleSam'sarmies.
Their ancestors one day made
America mighty unsafe for
civilization but their descendants
are helping to square it by fight
ing on the side Of civilization.
Mr.. Schwab's shipbuilding slo-
gan of "More caulking. less talk
ing" is fine and right to the point.
There are other departments
which might be better for the
variation, More scheming, less
dreaming"
The poorer classes in Turkey
are living on chestnuts and pump
kin seeds and glad to get that
much. Knowing this we can
hardly object to a ration of corn.
meal, oatmeal and barley -four.
It is strange that ex- Gear Mich
olas has not thought of going on
the lecture platform with the
other ex.celebrities.
In q world full of rifles, bayo-
nets, plows and hoes there is little
room left for luxuries.
Fashion Note
Khaki or jeans are the sprins
and summer materials offered tC
men for their selection. There
is a third style horizontal stripes
but this is not so popular.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
"Over the Top
By An American Soldier
Who Went
ARTHUR GUY EMPEY
Machine Gunner SsfUins In France
rnnsrIshl. l9iL bv AfthnI Cav BmDsSi
CHAPTER XVI.
Moehins Gunns, SsfUins In France
All cuIet (7) on the Western Front.

All Quiet ~ on the Western Front
At brigade headquarters / happened
to overhear conversation between our
@. o. G. general officer commanding)
and the divisional commander. From
this conversation I learned that we
were to lombard the German lines for
eight days, and on the first Of July the
big push" was to commence.
In a few days orders were issued to
that effect, and it was common prop
erty all along the line.
On the afternoon of the eighth day OF
our "strafeing," Atwell and were sit
ting In the front-line trench smoking
fags and making out our reports Of the
previous nights tour of the trenches
which we had to turn In to headQuar
tiers the following day, when an order
was passed down the trench that Ole
Pepper requested twenty volunteers t.
20 over on a trench raid that night t
try and get few German prisoners fol
information purposes. ! immediatel!
volunteered for this Job. and shool
hands with Atwell, and went to tn
rear to give my name to the officers Il
charge Of the raiding party.
I was accepted, worse luck.
At 9:45 that night we reported to tn
brigade headquarters dugout to receiv
instructions from Old Pepper.
After reaching this dugout we line
up in semicircle around him, and h
addressed us as follows:
"All want you boys to do is to 6
over to the German lines tonight, Sui
prise them, secure couple Of prison
ers, and return Immediately. Our al
tillery has bombarded that section 9
the line for two days and personally
believe that that part of the Germa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21

Lebanon (0re. J. Criterion.
Among the many letters giving
advice, we know of none with q
greater ''kick" than that con-
tanned in q recent letter to Miss
issippi publisher saying: Here
IL my advice on how to run your
paper"-Pinned to the note was
check for $l.60.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
Let the Service Shop do your
printing 1t gives satisfaction
ATTENTION.

| wish to close out my large
wall paper stock and will. unit
further notice. give 25 per cen
discount On al sales. Nearly q
my stock was ordered before tn
rise of paper stock. Paper 1
still going up and this is u
time to buy.
w. A. DARLING.
47tf Armory Hall Annex
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21

Continued on next page
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21
THIS MAN DOES KNOW

Quite often we hear about the
fellow who knows" more about
"how to run a newspaper" than
the man who has devoted the
best part of his life trying to
learn the game. Occasionally a
real gem comes to light, says the
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-06-21

for IS cents. Advsrtiains rates given ueor
application
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov.
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gas EotDe &rcll5 bat Nnhuellll19
crDultcn al Yerioncn mclde Mcib.
lndtspadctc al sic ~GpDs" tn Iitnit
al Ierloen milnider, IorcB .3ettcl 81
pcrtbeiIcn. Gle 3eit gum &erlanot
Don iolden Gatfeten lit bis sum 30.
9tobcntber perldngcrt norbet. Srs
Qenb cine 8erion fam cincn iolhen
Aoreb ; 3ettcl erbaltcn ulltcr Der
Seoingung BOP bas betrcifclhc Eodct
Nos eir5ige lit, pcldeS Scr SoINot er.
lultcn miro.
Ger Heincrtrag Der Glthrcsl(
terboltung mclhc an Gienstag, oen
49,. Iopcmbcr, bon oen &niebts Of
Columbus, int Saal Der ct. Georges
Sdllle gegeben mllroc, belief ii6 al,f
$65.45. 0ielcr @ctrag mllrOe bon
SEN 6. Of &. an Nobt. @alfcr, Hoarf
Spp. Soriiscr Der ltniteo @nrmorf
Gampugne iiberrcift u1b miro ou5u
beitragen bas Gltota bon $2,S27, fir
&oorf Somnibip, SIT fiillen.
-@emeiner @olter Sollertien,
Don Camp Sltniton, i~tuttctc in Der
bcrfloiIenen ISOLDE ieincn Gltcrn III,
Hpute 2 cinen geiltd, nb.
-4rtbur Srlfner trof pergonqcne
ISOLDE bon Camp Tiuniton bier cin
olrf bier Sngc llrloll6 hci Ieinen Nns
geb0rigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

-Senrp Soermann uno @attin,
iomie aug. &legge, bon Ban, befon-
Sen iid am bergangenen Montag bier,
in geihG';li6en Ingelegeubeiten.
-@m. 9ufner, bon Route 9, reiite
ant lesten Mittpob nit ieinem SoGn
Hop nah ct. 2oltis mo Der lebtere
iid Gr5tlider gebanolung unter5ieber>
miro.
-BaItor q. Sillmams, Brebiger
Der Gpangl. @emeinoe IN ABORTION,
befono lid am letter Oienstog bier in
ser Staot.
-Ilb. Sdneioer, bon Cooper Sill.
Scrmlnnn Slrtfc. bon @oullom, 10.
wie @m. uno Srit Weper, bon Ban.
maren bieie ISOLDE bier IN @eidGiten
ouf Dem NodlaB. @erift.
-@cp. Hllbe, bon Hoie5llb, mar
om p%ergongcuen 0ienstog bier, auf
Acnl @cge no6 SeOalia, Inn Den
Ganfiagungstag nit ieiuem S6lpa.
ger, @ul. Rleegc, uno oeiicn 6anli.
lie 5tl perleben.
-.Sbc Scping Circle Mtcets at
Mrs, M%ortin's," Dies lit Der Sitel ci.
ncs Slliipiels lucldes anl 13. Dc.
5entber bon bieiigcm Snlent gcge6en
merbcn miro. Der Grtrog ser Sor.
itclllulg lit 5uglrniten bes @OhIdul-
Eianofonbs.
-Ghp. @lcn, bon Epplar 9lltff,
DO. iprad am lcbtcn Sicnstag auf
lnicrcr Office Dor. Scrr Glen lit
Der Better elmer 240 g(der Sieb5udt.
6arm bel Yoplor Bluff fiir S. s. 8.
OberDortnlanl1, in Der NGbc bon Scr
ger. Scrr @lcll brahtc porige @o.
DIE cine Garlabung Hinbbieb bon
Eoplur @luff nu6 Gtlab,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

@ltIt. &ioerleu, bon McGittrid,
ltattctc ser Srrdcrei am Sienstag
Sicier @cdc cinen @eIiid, Of.
-Irou Sohn $. Selmers, nebit
Spbn Nnparb, 6eianOen iif) brei "a.
ac Der ucrgangrncn ISOLDE, hciltdg.
ipciic. IN ct. 9ollis.
-1Srau y. ~. Muiid wuroc Der.
omrucne @ohe nab Supils gcrltTen,
onldblid Ger Grfrunfrng ibrer ytits
Ter.
-Gas Golntp , @eri6t bat Sp,
3,aitrop Slllrt 5riebensridter bon
RihlonS Somnibip crnunnt. iilr cinen
Scrnlin bon bier Sahrrn.
-Srau Srant gecfmann, iuelhe
lidl nlcbrcrc @ohcn, beitfspeiie, III
ct. 2ouis aufgcbalten bate, lit pnri.
&C ISOLDE micocr 5ubaliic anGcfom-
men.
Yradtpoll mo lelld)tcnO lino I'M.
ierc NopitGten in 9dnocrn, Irbeiten
in aebrunntcrl @ol5. Municure Sets,
Haud)cr Gets, SuIut . Nilpfen llno
Gor5cllan @aaren.
&obn 8. Sclmcrs.
-Sral Scltrp Sillf mo oercll =
S0bnc, @oltcr lulO Scrlrp, ionic SRI,
Opal Mhlcllcr. ron Berger, maren am
pcrool,0cncn Gicn3tng bier beinn gin-
"fnurfcn.
y. ". &ollmcpcr, Scnrp Stint
met uno Glus. &inm1el begabcn lid
am p%crgongcncn 6rcitag nad Wcrri-
ion; ~critcrcr Inn Den Spl. Spcdhals
Gcrfu1i o!~ts5lruicn mo Die bciocn
lcbtcrcn I'M oltf lcbcnbcs Ticb 5l bic
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
9nl)n j. belmrra

Gang leoerne Sticfcl iiir Wfunncr
uno &nubcn, IN ,. q. Hicf's Sicrtc
Strabc S6ulb. Gclhdit.
81. 6. Hief uno @nttin, bon 9ll,.
gllitu. murcn an lcttcn Sonntag one
@dite bon &. q. Nicf mo Iontilic.
-Trit Nllcggc, inlpic @lit. ltnO
2ollis &rucgcr. Don Ban, luarcn an
lctten SonlatuQ bier, IN Gcid)GItIitcll
Nngclcgcnheitcn.
-TSrou Nholi TohIulum md Sr0ll
&crmunll Glienrotb. bon 0~oscOnooc,
narcll nllt lcbten GicustoG hicr llno
modlttu GinfGuic.
Strait y. u. 5louGb, BON It.
2oltis 6ciinoct iif b;'r on NcilIdi bci
ibrcr Muttcr. GroE 3. Maltabun0,
mr. i%onitigcn &trwon0ten.
= 9Ile$ mo irqrn0 rtluo5 mas III
rinenl moocrncn Sd)ub 0cid)dft 81
habcll lit, III :. g. Hicf'& @icrtr
5trobc Sdrlb. @cihGit.
-2ouis Sd)piiIIcuGr. bon 0Opc,
mar ulll lcbtcn Gicnstng bier. IN @cr
id)diten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
-Sroll Goiu 9tebcl, bon St 2oui.

STRAIT Goiu Nebcl, BON St,~2ouis,
rpur mcbrerc Gage Ser norigen Mo6C
bier, ais @oit iDrcr Shpeitcr, Sralr
Carl @eiier, unO ionltigcr Serluonb.
ten.
-Gos Goit Geportcmcnt bat olll
sic Sbntiodlc .ouimerfianl gcntad)t
oob cine An5abG &lnbcn bon So1lo.
poit &olttcn ibrc Gancn uid)t nlll
ihrcn EoitfdIten bobcn unb bot bit
Goitmciitcr %inItruicrt sic 9etrcffcnbcr
3lr benohrihtigen, Dob lie sic &dlteu
Iofort nit ibren Tamcn pcricbcn.
Die Nidtbcoftltng bieicr ScroronllnQ
fam llnbcquemlibfeiten i'm 8efolec
baben. gue &unben bon 2anbpoit.
&oltcn iolltcn Oieier Ingelegenbcit
oaber iofort ibre Iiiinlcrfiantfcit
ihcnfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Canon, gtiliic uno 6rildltc, op'
pctittlif, ulb oeIifnt. bel
&pbn $. Sclmcrs.
-Eu5 Gountil ionic aud Oas
9tadlab @eritt beiinOen iid) bicic
ISOLDE in Sieung.
-GNu. Sdlolt, uou Goof, 9tebr.
beianS lid, nlebrcrc Gage Der uorigen
@pfc bier. aui @ciud, bel icincn Ger
fpanDtcn, Grnit 0'cigcr unO Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

pon Oulltlltt Maaren, III Der Sta0f,
IN 3. 6. &ief's Sierte Strabe Sdrb.
8eid1ft.
-Scrmann 9lilnler bon Berger
mar am Sienstag bier in geidaf,
liten Ineclcgenbeiten.
1Gon. Bioutid begab iid ON lcs-
ten Sicnstag nah Scrington, NO,
mo CT a,if Dem SGDrboot arbcitcn
miro.
-Srls. Inna nno Sclma @lrlnlcr,
bon Berger. befanoen lid am Montag
oieier @odc, beii,dsmeiic, in Ser.
mann.
-Seinrid little unb Sanlilie, bon
Botsbm, naren iiber leetcn Sonntag
uno Montag Die @Gite BON Gbus.
Seblemalb uno Samilie.
g. Steigepolb uno mebrere lei
ner Sreunbe, iGmmtlid bon Sallep
Yarf, iinb gegcnpGrtig sic @IIte bon
Sobn Tfautid uno Samiiie.
-So9n Slid melfcr bisber in W.
9. Sifion's @cihdit angeitcllt mar,
bat lid geitcrn nad ct. 2ouis bcge.
ben, I'M BORT 9ciddftigrng 81 finoen.
Serb. Tlct uno Gbas. Shsner
murcn bier Gage Der uorigcn @pd)e
in 81. 2ortis, no Tie IN Die b0bcren
@robc ocs Sreimalrer : Srocns Gin
aeipeibt murben.
-Scnrn @ilfcrboumer, S. $. Der
ger uno @m. Suenfel, nebIt @attin
bon Openspillc, H. 1, ltattetcn an
Wonta9 bieler @ofc Ser Sruferei
cincn @eill6 ab.
9tc1c g(usnabl BON idmar5er,
brallncil ltno grnlicn Shtben flr
9oncn, in 90. &ief's Sicrte Stra-
be Sdub. @cidaft.
-9m letten Somstog, III Witt
terlla6t, pcreintc HiAter Sbco. @rat,
&. @. @orrelipn rlO Sri. Spa u.
0%apenport, beibe bon St. 2ouis, in
9rno Ser @be.
-gSaltcr Shllenenleper, bon Co
nuan, 2ouis ShuencmeDer, Don
@oolIom mo Sranf Sdncncmepcr,
bon Sprocuie, Ncbr., lparcn an1 let.
ten Iontag inter Den @elu6ern in
Sermann.
-9us critic Sdneegcitobcl bieier
! Saiion buttcn mir bier am porigcn
Srietog. Nlln, picllcidt mMlte lid
Scr SEER @etterclert MIR Elm meni9
cinilben fiir einen gan5 geborigcn
observation-disclosures.
-Srie SdrocOer lnb Srall gpas
line S6rocoer, bon SfoiebuO Ut. =.
lpuren ON p%ergangenen Montag bier
sur abrchnl1ng I'M 9tohlaB9erift IN
! Sude1 bon 4nno Shroebcr, Oeren
T@ornuno Srau S6roeoer lit.
= Seiocnc Strijunpfc, Gin pro6ts
POLES @cid)enf. @ldn5cnb ifiu-
mcrno llro nlld) anOerc Strilmpfe III
ocn rl1figitcn. mcid)Itcn Shntticrun-
Qcr. IS lit ober ON bcitcn Sic loI
len Sire Glllqcu u~rthcilen. @citrcift
o6cr ciniadc Sdotticrlwgcn IN Der
ihic0cncn Sortcn SOC. bis $50 bet
Is 0 II y. NClWcr2
-Gus Georgia Suffice Quartet"
lit bic nGfite 9hummer bcs &nccums
aurius itno miro an n1d)iten Wtons
tag Nbcuo bier 8c3cbcn merocn.
Ghte iiiolidc Nliif 0urd forbtgc
M1tiifcr. @cnn Sic mod feline Sdi,
ion . aarte beiibcn, Oolm fnltfcn Sic
Dicielbc JEST.
-@elegentlid ser grnelterung iei.
mes Announcements idrcibt inns Scrr
Irtbur =. 9oebrL bon Springfield,
no, inter 4noerem DOB err geraoe
pon Ser Snilllensa gcneien lei, Ionic
oaB Springfield lebr BON oieicr Cpl
oentic 81 lcibcn bate, inbem bic 30.
bcsiGllc bis olf 10 pro Gage itiegcn.
IS aerciht ibm abcr 5u GROCER Sreu-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
WESTON FARMERS TO
HEAR COUNTY AGENT

Farmers Of the Weston vicinity have
been sent circular letters by County
Agent NJ s. Shrock asking them to
leave their work a little earlier
this evening to attend an organiza-
tion meeting and Illustrated lecture at
the Weston Opera house. This meeting
will be one of a series being held
throughout the county to bring about
"a better understanding of the purpos-
es Of the federal government and the
Oregon Agricultural college in con-
nection with county agent work.
The work is new in Umatilla coun-
ty and the stereopticon slides will IL
lLstrate what has been accomplished
in. other counties. incidentally giving
an idea as to what can be done in this
county. The meeting starts at 8 o.
clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
REALTY TRANSFERS

Deeds.
Chas E. Lewis to F. H. Ebrel
4 S1100. Fairbanks Morse engine and
other rdilling equipment.
/ F. b. Seay ct ux to Katherine F.
Callbeck, 81. Lots 1. ,, 3, A, block
/ 10. Hermiston.
Addison Daniel Smith to Carl H.
Shaw, $1,000. NE IA SW Ia, section
81 township 4 north, range 2S.
| ! c. II. Skinner ct ux to F. B. Swayze,
$40. Lots to 90. block "IS'' and lots
l. ?, 3, 4, and s, block ''J'' Hrmiston
Orchards.
Umatilla Farm Lands Co.. to John
w. YcDermed, $3.50. Lots 1. 2, Block
2, Hermiston.
s X, Coe to Susan II. Coe. 81. NV
Ia NV ia. section IS, township 4
north. range SO.
Retef H. Wilson to Walter E. Daum
s4OO. Lots and 4, block 3, colum-
bia Heights Addition, Milton.
Walter e. Daum ct ux to Susan ].
Gerking. s145O. Lots 8 and 4, block
5, Milton.
Susan J. Gerking to "A. A. Bfxby. 81.
Mete and bound sw IA section %.
I6-S5
Charles Albrecht to ]. t. Griffin.
s10os Mete ana bound. block s, Mill
ton.
Chas. Hayden ct ux to Noah l. Sipe
$3.50. Lot and l. block 10. Milton.
+. NJ. Van SlFke to Elizabeth Hurst
81. Lot 10, Block and Lot 9, Block
4, Milton.
P. NJ. Van slyke to Dave IRONS. 81.
Lots ] ~, 8, 4. 8, 6. 3, 10, II, block AZ.
p. NJ, Van slyke to H. r. Vanslyke
81. Lot s, block 4. Milton.
e. L Stratton to woodson Cum
minis, 81. Lots 9. 4, 3. c. ~ s, .. 10.
block 75.
Emma f. 'Nagel to Geo. a. Horse
man. 81. Mete and bound. section ?.
township north, range S5.
William r. Wyrick ct ux to II. w.
Collins. $40. NE Ia Sc Ia. Sc Ia
NE IL. Sc I-s SW Ia and w l-2 Sc
Ia section 10. township north,
range. a.
Rachel Reynolds to Jack Ogg 81.
Lot "B" block 3, Pilot Roc
). T. Snider to Jas Wurzer $500.
Lot s. block Weston.
Mrs. y. f. Despair 70 r. NJ. Down
ev 81. Lot 10. block S, Raleys addi-
tion, Pendleton
c. T. Smith ct ux to Horace Edward
Payne s65. Lots 1 and .. lots IL and
Il, Knowltons addition. athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
Townley Denies League
Is Not Supporting War

WASHINGTON, May IA C.
Townley president of the non-partis-
an league denied before the senate
military complittee the league Is
troasonahla or It's officers traitors, he
said he bought five thousand dollars
in bonds OF the Third Liberty Loan,
He read the leagues resolutions en-
dorsifg the nations war aims and
pledgiug the leagues support of the
war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
MAY INTERvENEAN
RUSSIA, BELIEVED
-.-a ssF


WASHINGTON, May s.--Russian.
French, British and Japanese opinion
here Is agreed that. allied Intervention
In Russia Is very near The senti-
ment Is rapidly shifting.
''officiai Washington's mind is
changed, ana 1t is only what form Of
intervention to take Is causing fSie
delay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
NEW srAFF CHIEF.

WITH THE AMERICAN AIRY IN
LORRAINE. May s.-Nlajor General
AEcAndrew was today appointed CHIEF
or staSf OF American expcditIonary
forces replacing Brigadicr General
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-04
BACK To TEACH TRENCH wAR
fOIth Oflicer Brings Message from
the Boys

the Boys.
CONCORD. Mass. MAY 4.-First
Lieutenant Thomas II. Mansfield Of
this town. who has been with n. Com
pany of the 104th infantry. American
Exreditionary Forces. In the trenches
in France arrived at an Atlantic port
today, according TO a message receiv-
ed here. He was WNh the first group
Of United states army officers TO re-
turn from France to act as instructors
IN trench warfare amonE the 'hoys"
now in training in this country
In The message nc said;
III the-ailies win out in the counter
drive they are believed about TO
launch. the war is as good as done
However. n the allies do not win the
counter attack they viii bank on the
United states 10 win the war;