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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
9reifade @erienf1ng an Ser fpani.
fhen &mfte.

9reifadje @erfeafmng an Ser fpani'
fden &nite.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917
Sect 9 Off, 20. San. - Mutbert-
ti1be geq6ri9te1r iiber 6ie @erie11fnnq
bon 6rei groben Dan1pfern, bon 6enen
elmer Elm mnerifonii6en Grodt6an.
pfer ipor, tpdbrer6 eine nnter 8e=
glett1ttg fabrer6e Glotine, 5at Der Tie
geb0rten, i1n bergangenen Monot Ell.
men 2e11dbthtfbur1n an Der 1panii6en
Df1iittelmeerffmift fte paiiierte, gingen ben.
tie bon Gpar1ie1 i11 Shifferfreifen
Bier elm. Die 6rei Sbiffe tpatrber
in fb1eller Mnfeinan6erfolge bon ein
un6 6en1ielben unterleeboot berfenfftt
6o9 gi11ge11 6arrf Ser gedbe ser &u-
fte nn6 ber rubigen Gee feine 9eben
berlorer. Die Namen Ser 56iffe
mur6en ni6t genam1t. Ser Mngrifi
eneig1pete ii9 Inn Weiitttterno9t. Sos
onterifaniide Sdiff tpor SOS 5tpeite
in Ser SIoti0e. Nls oos 2ettfhbiff in
6ie 2inie 5tpii9en ben1 2endttttb1rrn
ur6 Ser @teue, tpo 6as 11rrterieeboot
I'M @tnterbalt lag, farn nn6 10 tpabr-
16einIi6 6ie StrobGen 6es 2i9tes a1tf=
fing tpnr6e ser Sorpe6o, Der es ber=
ie11fte, abgefenert. @ebor 6as of11e=
rifanii6e Sdiff iet1e11 &nrs dtt6ern
fonnte, 6urdihnitt es sic 2i6tfrob=
len nn6 Ger Sorpe6o, Ser altf es ob=
gefeuert tpnr6e, traf es n1iti9iffS.
9lls 6ie Mannidoft Sic 8oote berltr=
terlieB, borte es ~6ie @rplo1ion 6es
oritten Sorpe6oes, Ser 6ns S9iff 6as
nnnittelbar binter ibnen fa1n, onf
be11 Meeresbo6en ian6te. Oie Ser
fetfnng eretgnete ft9 10 nobe Ser
&iiite, 6oB 6ie 8etpobner eirres flei=
men fpaniiden Dorfes aufgetpedt
ipnr6en. Sie eilten an ben Stran6
nn6 balfen BEN 2ente Ser 8eiokltr1=
gen, als iie aus Sen &ettungSbootert
a1tSftieue11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

True translation filed with the post.
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, OF
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of qf October 9Th, 1917
eya}bingto n, %. San -3me
Der &a,1pt5iele, Ole Die @egterun{
nit ibrer &oblenberfiig11ng berfolgte
bot man erreidt, tpie Sei3n1aterial
bertpnlter Dr. @nrfielb bel1te uberrl
a1rfunoigte.
SIM gar18en Often erbalten oil
&o1rsbalh1ngen @oblen in groBerer
Wferge11, nls in Sen lebben Mode1t.
8a1nterfobIe miro tpie6er in aus
reidyen6en Weengen nod 6em Otter
tro1tsportiert, um 6ie transmlantif4'
Gbiffobrt all beriorgen.
Dr. @orfielo erfldrte, bab bas
brittle Smrpt3iel = Ole 8ebebatng be1
5rodtti ttiitm1u1w m1f ben @iierbabmer
= ,pege1 Ger ungem0bnliden @iiHe
rurrgsberbdltrriiie nod 1ri@t errei6:
tper6er fo1u11te.
Ser er1te v@oblen1rontog" oe1
5ebn1po9iger Yerio6e tpl1r6e nnge.
mrei1r in be11 26 5tnaterr, in benen e1
@elh1ng bot, befoIgt. 9ie @eidWfts
ttFbddtigfeit r1bte iiberan. Sen btsbe1
ei1rgeGmufenen 8eri4ten ldbt 1tb ent
nebn1erL 6aB 6ie 8erfiigung 11tr II
tpeniden sS1Ilen berlebt tpur6e, 1t1tf
bab ieIbit @ei6fddfftte, Sic. ein te@nif6es
@edt batten, often 511 b1eiben, ibrt
Gbiiren mloiIen.
sss1r Seem Oorf tpor BIZ beatte obe1r}
genug 811rpfertoble fir fiinf5ig @6if
fe eingetrofferl urb in &anptor
@odbs forrttten iiber bnn6ert Dan1.
pfer> 6ie BORT feftgebalten tper6er
11ruBte1, berforgt mer6en.
vMir Iiefer11 sic @oble nod Der
SafenanGagen," fagbe Dr. @arfiel6
nGs ba1t6elt ii9 iebt tint 6ie Sroge,
1ie an 8or6 Der 5miffe 3n brirge1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
trauen febe1l gegeben tper6en f001,1,.
8Tlfpn utGf deiab1

troueu feben, gegeben tper6en f01t1t.
te."
8lfon ni&t eeialbt.
@enator Nenrofe fiigte bir18u, bob
er nie pon elmer ug66ffttli9en Salbung
oes &a1aptes oes &errn 8ilion" &C.
bort bnbe. Ser @e1udtor bon Mi{{ouri
babe bom Brdiiiobenten gefproden, a1s
fei er Die go115e Negierupg. uBir6
Serr WiIfon be,m auf eapig oie Weddt
befihen2" frngte Benroie. ~@on ME
n1o1tb urebr iein Nabfolger tperben?"
Die M6uiniitrntion, r1ei11te En-, befite
ni# 6ns @ertnnen bes n111eritnari-
fden WoHes. Ser @enator bon
Pe1ntiDlbo1rio ipies 6onn narf oie gr-
1termnng 6es Colonel Sorfe gum 2ei-
ter ser annerifn1riiden Mfiifion rpoG
Huris bin alg vper10nli9er Bertreter
6es Brdfi6enter1." ,@s lit cine eige11-
artige 2ebre," :" fubr er fort, ~baB mir
.eine perfonlide @egierung in bieie1n
2mt6e bnben- Bilfon iit nidt 6ie
on1eritanif1e @egiernrg. Ser 1ieo=
rigite m1eritanii&e @onfnIorbeomte
1tuB bon 6ieier @egierung beitdtigt
1per6e1 ebe ct u1tBer 9ar1bes eef9iM
tper6en fn1111. ST babe ME oabon ge-
Bort, baB ser Brdfi6ert einen ri6rr-
li9en Bertreter n11sgefar6t bat. ST
babe tpobl geb0rt, 6oB @0nige utr6
&aifer 6ies tbun aber es iit feine gu.
te 6en1ofrmif9e Metbo6e. !"
3nr 8ublenFtmattpn.
5enotor Benrofe tpnn6te ii6 Damn
ber @obleniituotio11 gu n1t6 1ra11t1te
8re1rnitoffbertpalter @nrfieI6 eirrer
u@onegprdfiber1te,t, Ser bienei9t nte
eine W3ine at @efidt befonunen
babe. uNem tpun6ert ft6 I'M 9nttbe
6ariiber, 5u tpel9 beoouerlider Siefe
Der l1nfdbigfeit 6ie &egierung ge=
fltrfen i?" fiigte er bi1151t. uMod
nreiner &niidt tpar es iiberbm1pt
11i6t notbig, 6aB irgen61po Elm Morr-
gel an &obIen eintrnt. Sd gIoube
1i9t, baB nod SEN ponr Monaten,
ore mir I'M &riege fin6, mir an einer1
Funfte argelntgt fin6, tpo es- MOTH
tpert6ig tper6en folte, 6ie @on6elsz
fa11dle 5lt u11terbi1rben. :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
235 tarben in elmer ISOLDE in tie
bttndsladern.

bnngslagern.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October sth' 1917.
Boibington 18. San. -
Mo9 Dem beute beroffentlidten @o-
9erbertdt beruriobte 9nnge1tent5iirt-
6tng 149 ser 235 Sooesfdne u1tter
Sen Motio1rnlgar6en 1t1b SEN Er,1p-
ben Ser nationolen Mrrnee IN 6en ber.
ihie6et,en nebungslagern 11nter 6en
@nr6en ,poren 342 t1ele 66ne an
2ungener1t3iinba1ng a,t per5eidnen, in
ser nationaIen Mrntee $40. Sptpett
me,tingitis ,t1rb MoIerr, IN betrodt
ton1mert bot ft6 1ie 2oee beoeatte1tb
gebeifert. Sm Berglet9 5,1r gor-
node tpatr1e in Ser bergdltge1eit eine
betr6dttlih geringere 8oM bon, So
oeSfdnen gentel0et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Gbemaliger &ongrefmann itirbt als
Millipndr.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, On
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October eth, 1917.
Cal M, moff, 10. SON. - Sos
Eeitamertt BEG friibere1 @ongreBmon-
nes @aiors Mugltitns g. @nroner,
Der in .Gnu1p @beeler, Co., ftarb,
tpur6e geftern benz @erihte etnge.
rei6t. Sein Nn6InB beld1iftt it9 aui
rtebr nIs eirte Neinioat Collars.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct & October eth' 1917
9lmterbomJ 2f. San1,ar. -
S11lIauf zines fnr5Iihen SS1tterbietps
Dos Der 8ubapeiter uSirlnp" berof.
fe11tli6t fon @riegsmi1iiter Genera
bon Stei11 erflGrt bnben, bob er ~de
Mnerita1per ridt femme, mod piiie
mos iie in 6iefem @rieg a1 leiiten 6it
Gdbigfeot beiiten tpiirben, bob abel
Ole 3e1rtrolmddte al1d fir Mmerifo
tpobIgeriiltet tpdre11."
Die 211ftpaffe betrn4tet 6er @riegs
111iriiter 1ridt ole natsf9nggebeno. 81
bat bon Sen uu1erita1ifden Mdner
in 1befer @erbin6a1ng geb0rt. @iel
bdngt nber ieiner 4nfi@t nod bon ber
@eiftungsf sfGdbigfeit 6er amerifanifden
Snge1riellre nb u1rb nod n1ebr bnbon,
ob es ib1ren gelingen miro, "tiidttge
11n6 erfnbrene @efnb1tngen at getpin=
men,"
l1eber bie gegentpG6rttige 2oge iagte
General BON @beir: u9ie gu1rae
Weni1beit tpii1rfdt BEN Srie6en uni
i6 rotiirIi9 al19. 9lls Sol6at fenne
ib 11ur eire We0glidffeit fir 6ie 8e=
er6igung 6es &riegea m1r6 oos ift 6er
@ieg. ssSe6e @er5idttIe eiiitung lit 1ntr eit1
3ei9en Der Sdtpdde u116 ein @ttge'
1td1p6nib Ser 9fie6erGage. gger sic
6rii9be 1einer @rfoIge auf ben
@dIodtfel6ern preisgibt, berfebt ben
Seino in 6ie 9age, iib febit uls @1e,
ger gu betro9ten u1r6 bIf ibm bel
ieinen @erni9tungsplG1ten. Mnffeite1
l1mlerer 6ei1r6e ldBt ii6 fein 8ei6en
ei1tes @u11f9es nod eine1n ginber.
itqr161tib erfenne11. SIRE gan5e Sal
t1tng aetgt, 6aB' fie no6 immer bas
3ieI berfolgen utrs bon 11nierem MaB
in Ser @orne 5u berbrdngen. Sn
@irHiidtfeh i1t cine n1ilit1riihe @nt-
{deioltng bereits gefa1len. Sobolo
l1nfere Syei1pbe et1rieben, bob fie inns
aus ben beiebten @ebieten niht ber=
treiben f01tre11, tper6en iie 6anit 5rt-
geber1, 6ab ite gei9lagen tporben iim6.
@enernI BON Stei11 berli6erte, bob
Die treiben6e 1116 e11tf1ei6e116e &rnfi
Der ein8elne Mu1tn fei." Sen De11t=
19e1t 1pGre 1ridt bange bor 6en Wun=
6ern ser te6nii6en 8iiieni6aH. ~Da
gibt es 5um 8eifpiel" iogte er, ~6ie
Ea1rfs, sic gum eriten Weul in Der
@on1nref9la6t auftnudten. 3uerit
tpnBten mir 11atIrli9 nidt, tDie ite
51 5erit0ren it1p6. Weeine Soloaten
Hetterter iogor bi1auf un6 berin6ten
die nit San6granaten a1f5l1lprengen.
@ir ler1ten ie6ob rai6, 6ab eS rlr
ei1re to6tlide @offe gegen 6ie Sanfs
qibt: nn1ere @eI1iike."
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bu1l9er in
england.
Whtmitipmsarbeiter beIagen fd iiber
59ient ber Mabrnugs miHelbertbet.
lung 1tnb 11ngenigen6e GrnGb brmng.
Sanienbe luarten bergebIt4 bor
leereu 2Gben.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 6th, 1917

3on6on, %. snn. - Demon.
1trationen bebufs @r5tuia1g1tng elmer
bejleren Mabratngs sn1iMtt lbertbe beilunQ
tpa1r6en bel1te gu 8rigbto1t l11r6 gritb,
in Scent unb an arrberen Bldben in
@ngGa1ro abgebalten, 1pdbpeno W1aa=
ner, Grn1en 111r6 @tnoer, i1t biele1,
Gauen obme @rfoGg, Dor BEN 2dben
'Spaliers bI6eten, mn einen Conn.
tngabrate11, Margarine, 8a,tter o6er
&bee dn erbalten.
ssn @ritb n1adten 5000 Mrbeiter
nss elmer 6er groBen &riegSfabrifeu
et11e Bnra6e r1r6 11pari9ierten gum
@iiro oes lotaGen 9enbrl1ngsmiHel=
fortitees, rn1 Broteit 6agegen au er-
beben, Dob tbre 6rouen 1trr6 &in6er
Innge St1t1t6en Dor ben 8rocerD- a1nb
Mebger= =2aaben marten uno 1nnn n1it
leeren @an6en ab5iehen uiifien. SIZE
2eute iagen 6aB i11folge Der 96ab=
rnngsn1ittel lfnappbeit iie nibt I'M,
lta1r6e ft116 5n arbeiten nn6 baB Der
Hro5entfaB bon &ranfbeitSfdqen
grob lit.
sSrr5tpif9en tpope.1 bel1te friib Ole
Sleif6erld6en geidloiien u1r6 6ie
@rocerDJaben tpare1 10 3ier1li9 outs
Dertm1ft, u16 6ie Wf6n1ter bliebe1r IN
Den @traben, in 6er @rpartl1ng BOB
baS @nbrurgsnittelf lfonitee MHlfe
fmtaffe.
9lm6 in 9o116on u1r6 in bielen on
6enen 5tdbten tpare1r beltte Dento1t>
itrattoten u1ro bie Golfsnalie11 1pa-
re 5aBlrei6er a1116 ge6rdngter als ie
5upor. l1eberan in 2orasss. fal11nel==
ten iib Ole Maifen 5u frnber 5tunoe
Dor 6en Mebgerld6en an. nm 9
ubr tpure1t n1i116el items 1000 Berfo=
men in Ser @lei1t4&erfaufsietion 0es
Sm1itbfielo Mortet unb tparteten anf
8e6ierm1ng. Sic Meiiten babon BE-
fanren frrnpp benreIIene Bortionen,
bo6 1pare1t iie belier 6aron als Die
2el1te in 6en 8oritdd66ter1, bon 6ene11
biele gar fein Sleiib betannen, 90 6ie
@leingei96fte 1t1rr ei11en Sbeil Der ge=
ip0bnGi6en 2ieferatngen erbalten bm=
terr Ser @r11rtb 6abon Iiegt tpeniger
irt elmer @trappbeit BON 8ieb o6er
5dufe1, aIs an 6en1 @etter, 1pel6es
es fir n1an9e Diifittriifte u1mogli6
nradte, @ieb auf 6en Marft 5u tret=
be11 urr6 aat4 IN Ser ltngei6idten
8ertbeilmng bes borbm6enen Wor=
ratbS. -
Die @orrddtbe bon Warga1ie itn6
eberrfans I'M 3mrebmen> aber AUDI
bter tper6en &logen gefiibrt iiber 6ie
8ertbeilungstpeiie, 1peil einige Seftio=
mem reidlid beoient tperoen, tpabre1to
at16ere 6arben r1nBten.
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~ enitbbeit tpiinfcbt Irteben,
iuat General .. @tein.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Oie @orrdtbe bon Weargo11ie iin6
I'M 3nnebnen> aber al6
bier tper6en &logen gefiibrt iiber Die
8ertbeilnngstpeile, tpeil einige Seftio=
men rei6li9 be6tent tper6en, tpabre1t6
ott6ere 6arben 1t1nbten.
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3mei &tjieIe tpurbe,t er:
reibt fa9t Dr. 6arfielb.

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master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20

advantage OF thorough education.
BY arrangement with college an
thorities, marine corps recruiting par
ties visited many of the principal uni
versities and colleges just before com
mencement.
Since the MAXINE corps draws all its
officers from the ranks, enlistment
requirements are of the highest. For
this reason the sca-soldier service at
tracts the college man. He readily
sees that he will be one of many pick
ed men and have every opportunity
to use his brains as well as his
muscle.
Training in the Marine Corps is not
only intensive but is highly individual
and recruits are enabled to push
ahead just as fast as they are capable
Of mastering the work.
The call for aviators for the Marine
Flying Corps has met with
response. This, the young
est branch of the marine corps, has
special appeal TO the athletic college
man who wants plenty of action and
adventure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
Caution.

Do not confuse this call for regis
ration. which is only for men who
7ave reached their 21st birthday since
June 5, with The coming registration
OF men from Is to 20 and from SZ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
Bulgaria Tired of War;
Turk Discomfort Grows

PARIS, Aug. 20.-With revolts in
progress in Bulgaria and reported as
likely to break out in Turkey, the
lopinion of a reliable Swiss authority
lconcerning the situation in those
countries is of high importance. 1t
win be remembered that King Ferdi-
Inand of Bulgaria and the royal fami-
IIy were reported to have left Sofia for
land unknown destination recently.
When Bulgaria sided with the Cen
Itral Powers all the parties in Bulgaria,
even the socialists, showed no incli-
nation to oppose such action, re-
marks this Swiss authority, while the
whole press, both Boureoise and So
cialist, were full of war talk and hat
red toward Serbia's allies who had
been Bulgaria's benefactors The So
cialists sanctioned King Ferdinand's
imperialistic enterprise.
The reason for the rcVOlts is the
long duration of the war giving rise
to resentment on the part of those
who had expected an easy, fruitful
triumph. The price movers in the
present agitation do not accuse the
rulers of the country of having drag
ged them into the war but of having
it so badly that instead
of profit, misery and exploitation by
foreigners have been their lot.
The Turkish unrest is believed In
many quarters to be due to hostility
toward the Germans and Bulgarians.
The Turks have ignored the Germans
pressing demands to act again IN
Mesopotamia and Palestine while, in
their hearts, they desire to obtain the
great oil wells of Baku together with
much territory in the Caucasus, des-
pite angry warning off by the Central
empires. The Turks are also threat
ening Bulgaria if their territorial
claims in the Balkans are not salts
fled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
Our Boys in France
and Home Protection

The men on the firing line represent
the pick of our American youth. One
in four of our boys at home was sick,
rejected because of physical deficiency.
Many times the kidneys were to blame.
If we wish to prevent old age coming
on too soon, or if we want to increase
our chances for a long life, DIR. Pierce
of the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y,
says that you should drink plenty of
water daily between meals. Then pro-
cure at your nearest drug store, Anuric
( (double strength. This " ANU ric"
drives the uric acid out and cures back
ache and rheumatism.
If we wish to keep our kidneys in the
best condition a diet of milk and vege-
tables, with only little meat once day,
is the most suitable. Drink plenty of
pure water, take Anuric three times a
day for n month.
Send DIR. Pierce ten cents for trial
package. "Anuric"-many times more
potent than lithia, eliminates uric acid
as hot water rIfelts sugar. A short
trial will convince you.
MR.REECE JONES says: rJust few lines
in regard to DIR. Pierce's Anuric Tablets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20

ern nations.
The legislation establishes the re-
sponsibilty of the state in providing
for the nurture, protection ana eou-
cation" of illegitimates.
The state henceforth will hold both
parents equally and continuously
responsible:" the child to be entitled
to bringing up. maintenance. training
and education-from both father and
mother.
The new attitude thus established -
that the child welfare problem must
be solved for the sake Of the child
and the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
Joining Marines is
College Vacation Idea
(By United Press.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-With un-
iversities and colleges throughout the
country closed for the summer, col
lege men have been enlisting in the
marine corps in large numbers. The
reason for the increase of college men
in the Marine corps at this time is ac-
credited to the fact that many of the
men just becoming of age wished to
finish the college year. while the older
men, finding themselves within a few
weeks OF obtaining their degrees,
waited so they might have the added
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
WHEN, WHERE AND HOW.
TO REGISTER, AUG. "a.
Men Who Become 21 Years
Old Since June 5, Must
Register.

All male persons must register
(citizens or aliens) born between
June 6. 1897 and August "a. 1897.
both inclusive, except officers and en-
listed men of the regular army, navy
and marine corps and the national
guard while in federal service, and
officers in officers reserve corps. and
enlisted men in enlisted reserve corps
while in active service.
When?
On Saturday, August "a, 1918, be-
tween a. m. and p. m. =
Where?
At office of local board having ur-
isdiction where person to be regis
tered permanently resides OF other
place designated by that LOCAL board
How? n,
Go in person on August "a to your
registration place. If you expect to
be absent from hornel on August "a
go at once to the office Of the local
board where you happen to be. Have
your registration card filled out and
certified. Mail it to the local board
having Jurisdiction where you perma-
nently reside. Inclose a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope with your
registration card for the return OF
your registration certificate. Failure
to get this certificate may cause you
serious inconvenience. You must
mail your registration card in time
to reach your home local board on
August "a. If you are sick on Au-
guse "a and unable to present your
self in person, send some competent
friend. The clerk may deputize him
or her to prepare your card.
Information.
If you are in doubt as to what to
10 or where to register consult your
local board.
Penalty for Not Registering.
Failure to register is a misdemean-
1r punishable by Imprisonment for |
,ne year. 1t may result in loss of
valuable rights and privileges and inn |
mediate induction into military SER
vice.
Canton.
Do not confuse this call for regis |
ration. which is only for men who |
nave reached their 21st birthday since
June 5, with the coming registration
OF men from Is to 20 and from Sz
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
NOTION Picture NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
ALTA ruEsDAY-wEDNEsDAY

The trlumphal march Of "Joan the
Woman will start at the Theatre to-
night. The people of Pendleton will
be there to absorb. appreciate and
wonder at the spirit of unusual pa
triotism that she typifles In this most
of motion picture pro-
ductions, at the Alta Theatre, Tues
day and Wednesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
TRUCK AND TRACTOR SHOW TO
RE HELD IN WALIA WAI1IA

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Aug. 90
Plans for a big truck and tractor
show in Walla Walla early next spring
are taking shape. A meeting viii be
held at the Commercial Club rooms
tonight to outline preliminary plans
for the show. Walla Walla is be-
Iieved to be the logical place for
show, as it is in the center of the big
farming district of Eastern Oregon
and Washington, and leading Spokane
dealers have agreed to take part.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20
Norway Says Square
Deal for Children

CHRISTIANA, Aug 20.-Norway
has decided on the square deal for
Legitimate children.
Laws recently enacted give com
plste national recognition to the
child born out of wedlock. In doing
so Norway takes the lead among mod
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20

which / took for
kidney trouble. /
am glad TO recon-
m end them to
everybody. / know
that they are good
or / " oUld not
recommend them.
After taking a few
bottles / saw that
the swelling was
going down so l
continued their use.
/ have quit taking
them now and am
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20

to 45, inclusive, which will be held
sometime early in September.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-20

cured - getting along flne and dandy.
"One old lady, 65 years old, to whom
| have recommended Anuric says that it
/ did her good, took the swelling out Of
/ her feet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04
PERSONAL


MISS "rItridc Thompson and her sis.
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Viz y Peterson win return the last
w 'h' week from F., visit 20 her bus.
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N.''' "r"lina of Edward
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country ''.'t "N automobile.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04

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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-10-04
They are calling to YOU from lover There
GIVE WHAT YOU CAN

with the bursting of the shells from
the enemy it does make some noise
I like my present work better than
any that l have done in the army,
it takes little nerve to stand up
to some of the patients that we get
So far have held my own, l don't
dress any the wounds or that stuff,
but get the dope for records it isn't
a difficult job but must beabsolutly
correct in every way, this Is the
starting point of some of the casu-
alties you see in the papers
The only time that l don't feel
safe is when am going to or COM
ing from headquarteri then there is
danger of being hit by shells, my
last trip up was ten in the bunch,
we got shelled a little but all were
lucky enough to dodge them, some
came very close before we took
over this work came here for in
struction the second night 1 was
here we had a pretty hot time, one
end of the house that we were in
was blown off, the place we carry
oD the work in is built inside the
walls of an old brick house, knock
ing the brick wall down only make
our port stronger under the dress
ing room we have some dugouts 70
sleep in that is very safe, feel just
as safe here as further back for