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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
CENTRAL COMMITTEE FORMED
TO SUPERVISE WAR DRIVES

Yesterday afternoon saw the organ
izutiun Of a central committee which
win pass upon. supervise and direct
all future war drives in pCndlctUu,
Tho organization will be Il branch OF
a larger organization which will CX-
urCisc similar functions throughout
tho county.
a meeting was held in tho Com
mcrcial Association rooms from 1 to
5:3O yesterday at which tho local or
gauization was formed after an OK
preston of sentiment had shown
there was a general feeling that one
body should have control Of all
drives. At the suggestion of Rev. j..
l.. snyder, the scope of the supcrvi-
sion of the organization was broad
cncd so that the organization will
pass upon all proposed campaigns
for the solicitation of funds i'm the
community. In other words before
any campaign can be launched with
any hope of success, whether it be to
raise money for war purposes, to
build church. for the Salvation
Army or FOR any other benevolent
work it must first receive the en-
Corscmcnt oC thqnccntrni committee
THlimau IIcads Organization.
j. Y. Talhuan. former president oi
TIE Commercial Association and who
has taken a prominent part in all
war drives was unanimously chosen
as chairman or thr organization
which viii probably bc known as the
Committee ON War Relief and other
BCuovulcuccs. Merle Il. Chessmau
was elected as sccrettry. There are
81 members ON the committee. all of
whom have been active in war relief
work during the past. The remaiu-
ing 29 include Judge G.. w. Phelps
Leon Cohen, w. W. Harrah. Rev. j.
p. Snyder Judge c. H. Marsh. r NJ.
Sawtcllc. George \. Hartman. +. +.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
VINCENT SCHOOL 1ST
TO GO OVER TOP IN
JUNIOR RED CROSS
FIELD SCHOOL Is FIRST IN Pen
DLETON. TO DISPLAY MEM
BERSIIIP FOSTER.

: Vincent school at Umapine Was tn
first school in the county to 'Cg
over the top in the campaign to or
ganize auxillaries of the Juniar- r.
Cross. The executive committee r.
ceivcd notification from this school
that it had raised the necessarr
funds and was ready to meet any ots-
er requirements necessary.
The Field school of this city va
the first school in Pendieton to ,-
play a membership poster. The pu.
pills OF this school raised more than
the 25 cents per capita. They v-i.l
start working this week. The othc-
schools i'm the city have about com
pleted their. organization as havr
many of the schools over the couu-
".
The only objection raised by any
school to the formation of an auGL-
iary has been that the school has l.-
ready been enlisted I'm such movs.
ucnts as gardening. selling w--
stamps, etc. The Junior Rcd Cr.s5
is an all-iuclusive organization f.-
the schools and gives the schools
medium through which to carry of.
various kinds OF war work
Such government departments a--
national organizations as tho Z
department Of agriculture. the L. a
food administration the war savir-I
stamps Commltte the council OF NJ
uoual defense tho American SchD..
Garden Association and the Lafu
ette association have expressed a d..
sire TO work through the Junior Esl
Cross.
The executive committee met >,
terday afternoon 80 $50 aud pagB'
upon certain matters pertaining t.
the orsIuizJti"u work. n rs pro
able that the yurloug schools viii 20
assigned 90 certain amount ~ spec
.c work Zoo do during tho balance
the school year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
EAST OREGONIAN
WANT ADS ARE FOR
SERVICE-TO YOU

You'd have to lead hermit
life to get away from the almost
daily need Of East Oregonian want
ads. For they've come to mean
SERVICE-to stand for short
cuts to results in SO MANY
phases of daily life.
The East Oregonian want ads
do more odd-jobs than all of the
odd-jobs men in Pendleton-
more crrands than messenger
boys--make more sales than all
other statesmen and canyasscrs
and agents combined and they
can serve YOU!
Look on page seven Of this pa
per and see how many want ads
are personal messages to YOU.
Use them for quick. incNpen-
sivc business messages to those
you wish to reach. Give your
copy over the phone. Phone i.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
OFFICE BUILDINGS
TO Be HEATLESS At
Z NIGHT HEREAFTER
Latest War Economy Edict
Goes Into Force in Pendle-
ton $50 Tonight.

The heatlcss night for the Of
flee building is the latest thing
in war economy. Notification
was received this morning by
owners of Pendlcton office
buildings that, beginning tonight,
no fuel can be used to heat the
buildings between the hours OF.
5:S0 p. m. and : n. IN. The
word, which was in the form of
an cdict, came from Fred J.
Holmes, fuel administrator for
Oregon, and is effective all over.
the state. The order states that
the heat must be turned off at
$50 p. IN. and not turned on
again until Ia. m. This order ap-
plies regardless o.: the kind Of
fuel used or how heat is manu-
factured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
MARINE NOW here
HELPED IN TAKING
Of GERMAN RAIDER

Fred ". Rcitz L. :. marine. now
here ON visit with his father. Fred
w. Rcltz. Sr., has been across the At
Iantic and back three different times,
csCortng troopships to England. ON
no trip did his ship encounter Ger
man submarine or have enemy trou-
bic in any form,
However. while cruising oft th"
South American coast the NarShip on
which Corporal Reitz was serving,
captured n German raider. The raid
er was followed all one night and tho
next morning halted 10y n. challenge
and n shot across her bow. The raid
er was equipped with disappearing
smokcstack and had fore and aft
platforms for airplanc use There
was an airplanc aboard, also fun ap-
paratus for mine sowing
After sewing four years in the
marines and receiving a discharge
with an excellent record. RCitz en-
listed again and viii soon report in
California.
The elder Rcitz who has been here
since July. Is German born. but
Thoroughly Amcricauized. He cast
his first vote for Garfield and while
sympathizlng with tho German peo-
pie says he has always been against
the emperor. lie blamcs the war
upon the German rulers and says he
wants to see the allies go into Ber-
lin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
= AVS RESIST HUNS.
: GENERALIZATION STOPS
SLAV TREATY
NOT BINDING
is OPINION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Interna-
tional authorities believe the German
treaty with Russia, forced under a
threat of arms, might not stand at the
big peace table. They believe Am
erica and the allies will insist it is not
binding. The announcement the boil
sheviki would sign the agreement is
regarded here as self protection, in
view Of the Germans sweeping against
the hopelessly disorganized Slavs. It
is believed the treaty's only siignifi-
cameo will be the cheering up Of the
Teutonic morale. Authorities say the
Russian forces are demobilized and
cannot be made into fighting forces in
reasonable time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
MORALITY AND CLEANLINESS
or CAMP LEWIS MEN GIVEN
HIGH PRAISE BY SPEAKERS

Two men, who have lived among
the soldiers ut Camp Lewis, last cy-
eniug testified in no hcsltating tones
to the splendid conditions under
which the men at the American Lake
,cantUument are living. Bishop II, l..
Paddock talked informally to many
men at smoker at the Episcopal
rccory while Rev. NJ. L. Bolcn of
Walla Walla spoke to a large audi
cncc at the Baptist church Both
men are unstintcd in their praise Of
care which Uncle Sam is taking of
his sons at Camp Lewis.
Bishop Paddock declared uncQIiv-
ocally that tho standards Of morality
and cleanliness Of the men at Camp
Lewis are higher than those of any
body of civilians of like size. He de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
Troops Ordered to Eyacuate
Positions Only When Ne
cessary, Destroying Pro-
perty as They Retire.
PREPARATIONS MADE
DEFEND PETROGRAD.
Wireless Picks Up Prince
Leopold's Address Order
ing German Advance.

BERLIN, Feb. 2O.-It is
announced the Germans ad-
vanced IL miles toward Pet
rograd along the Riga,
PetrOgrad railroad.
Besides advancing toward
PetrOgrad from Riga, the
Germans advanced beyond
Luszk and Dvinsk, taking g.
900 prisoners, hundreds OF
machine guns and consider
able rolling stock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

William T. Donnclly Of New York
City, consulting cngInecr"and meIn
Der of the government committee on
ship protection has applied his de-
vice to make ships unslnkablo by
submarines to the seized Austrian
liner Lucia. and she is believed now
TO be safe from undersea boat attack.
The device has been given without
charge by the inventor to the gov
ernment, 1t consists Of a large num-
bcr Of wooden boxes three feet long
by two feet wide and one thick Gov
cred with sheet iron and solder to
mako them air tight. These are plac-
ed against the hull within the ship
and against the ceilings Of her decks.
Even when Il vessel fills with water
from the hole Of Il torpedo she will !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
Another Wheat Price
Fixing Board Is To
Be Named, is Reported

Information being received I
from the east indicates farmers I
, have good prospects of obtain 4
ing more than 81 per bushel for
their wheat this year. The sem
ate agricultural committee yes I
terday reported favorably on
Cores bill setting a price of I
$3.50 for wheat this year. The 4
bill may not pass, but even if it I
does not there is prospect of
higher priee for northwest far
mers. A. A. Elnore, farr- e-5 4
} union president for Washing 4
, ton, now at Washington, D. C. 4
has wired that concessions have
been secured that will place
western terminals on the same
basis as Chicago this year. There
is also PROMISE he says, of an
other price fixing commission
, with a northwest man upon the 4
board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
CURSED THE PRESIDENT:
HE GETS THREE MONTHS

BALTIMORE. Feb. 19 Convicted
in the United States district court OF
making remarks against Presid dent
Wilson. Henry Harms. of Harms
Brothers. manufacturers of marine
engines, was today convicted and SEN
fenced to three months in Jail. Harms
was convicted Of saying TO hell with
America, ! am for Germany" lie
was also charged with cursiug the
President and making evil remarks
about the wives OF American soldiers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

clares the men there are receiving a
development that IS going beyond
those whom they left at home. 1t
was beautiful, inspirational talk he
made, such as made those who had
relatives at Camp Lewis feel satisfied.
An effort Is being made to have Bish-
op Paddock give a public address
along the same lines.
Rev. Bollcn. who was camp pas
tor at the Cantunmunt for three
months, declared the men there from
priyates to officers were fine body
clean and manly. and We're being Civ
en- every safeguard from a moral
physical and spiritual standpoint. The
religious work being carried on by
camp pastors and the Y. NJ, {. y.
workers there have accomplished
great results, he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
BREAKS SHOULDER IN
TESTING STRENGTH

1t doesn't always pay to show :
off your physical strength. Will 4
liam Edmunds, a Iuachinist for I
the O-W. at Tieth, found this
out to his sorrow Monday night. 4
) lie has muscles OF steel but un-
fortunately his bones are OF the 4
same material as any bones. He 4
) attempted to demonstrate his
strength to fellow workers by
putting an iron bar across his
shoulders and letting a man 4
hang on each end. AS he 4
Strengthened ai(9to lift them,
his shoulder gave way. An OK 4
animation by DR.. II. J. kava-
naugh showed that the shoulder =
had been fractured. He has =
been taken to st. Anthony's =
hospital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

SHIP EARNINGS ARE rREBLED.

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Expanding
freight and passenger demands on
the Pacific coast were reflected in the
annual report of the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, made public
here today. The earnings of the
company during the last year am
ounted to $2,454,6S1, while in the
preceding year they were $S15.92O.
The net quick assets increased from
$25s 900 to nearly 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

LONDON. Feb. 2O.-Thc Dund Of
Bornc reports the successful conclu-
sion of negotiations at EkatcrinoslaV
to form union Of all southwestern
republics against the bolshryiki. 1t
also agreed to form Il joint army to
clear south Russia Of the bolshcviki
troops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

PRINT PAPER UNDER
A BLANKET LICENSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20,-Re-
spending to appeals from publishers
of the United States, the war hoard
has instructed all Canadian border
customs agents to pass print paper
across automatically. A blanket Ii
ccnsc has been issued covering It.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
Hoffman Demands Proof.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-General Hoff-
man, leader of the German militarists
at Brest-Litvosk, demands proof Of
the Russian willingness to meet the
German terms and the Petrograd
wirelesses he wants to see the Len
inc and Trotsky signatures to the
peoples commissaries message declar-
ing the bolsheviki were forced to
declare their willingness sign the
German peace terms. The paper is
being forwarded to Dvinsk for Hoff-
mans approval.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
BOWLERS
BEAT WALLA WALLA

PcndIctun huwlcrs once again
trouncod the Walla Walla pin smash
crs last night, defeating them 10y Ga
pins on their home alleys. Tho Pen
Glcton score was 277l against 2Ioi
for Walia Walla. Hoover was high
man OF the match with a total score
of 5q6 whilc MCAllistcr of Walla
Walla was but four points behind.
McAnistcr made the best single game
score, 2li. The following are the
ryprgs-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20
ALLIES ready FOR
ANY BLOW TEUTONS
CAN MAKE IN WEST

Are Superior Both in Men and Guns Military Men
State; Huns Probably Have Overprepared by Over
playing Waiting Games; Allies Lines Well Disposed;
Battle Expected to Decide Future of Whole World;
Every Ounce of German Fighting Blood to be
Thrown in the Balance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Sec-
rctary Bakers weekly war re-
view says that both the allies and
Germans are ready for the Dat-
tic on the west front. IL says
while Germany has withdrawn
many units from the eastern
front, these arc not familiar with
western tactics. The general staff
hopes TO deliver crushing blow
by u mnSscd attack of shock
troops. II Is announced an I'M
pOrtant body of German cavalry
is near Riga. 1t believes the Ger
mans ''may find il cXpedicnt to
advance on PetrOSrad." IL said
the retreat Of the Russians before
the Turks resulted in the Itussian
evacuation of Armenian ccntCrs
south of the Back sea. TrcbiLond
Is "Iikcly to fall into Turkish
hands soOu."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

Hoover had htsh total score OF
$40; McAHistcr high score of 2lI.
\ return same vii be played soon
in TCndlctou.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

tmatillu county has been asked to
sell a certain number Of Smilcare
Books aud to raise $500 FOR the y
NJ. G. y. war fund and it was prac-
ucally decided yesterday that these
two drives viii be consolidated In or
der to save time to both solicitors anG
donors. The drive viii probably he
undertaken as soon as the county
central committee is organized
one branch of the work which the
new Organization will undertake is
the keeping Of n card index system
OF recording all subscriptions made
by individuals to all war funds. The
cards have been made out by towns
and include every person on the tax
rolljAand many who are not.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

Aftcr consldcrablo discussion It
was decided to invite three men from
each community in tho county to
ncct with the Pcndlcton orgauiza-
ton next Friday afternoon at .
O'Clock to organize a county commit
tee. Leon Cohen, Judge Lowell and
Judge Phelps wcrc named as a COM
mittcc to formulate a letter inviting
each community TO send representa-
tivcs, L. Z. Chloupck, Roy Rulcy,
e, NJ. bishop. Dr. AGCNary aud Rev.
snyder were appointed to perfect
somc form Of nrgamiznIion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Thc al
lies are now superior 10 the Tcutous
in tho west, both in men and guns
allied and American military men
state, agreeing thai the allies arc
ready to meet any TcutOn blow. They
declare Germany has probably cover
prepared by oNcrplasinS the wait
ing game until the allies are ready.
IL Is said the allied lines are 50 dis
posed they viii probably bc able tn
convert the German smash into an
allied victory. The American troops
Will participate in any big push. rs "A
considerable number arc now season
cd fighters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

(WILE.IAM PHttIp SIANS)
BRITISH ARMIES AFIELp. f'tn.
20.--hnnerica, watch tine t
Civilization Is on tha af
the most colossal battle ~. times
The German offensive is expected
momcntarily, with every gin Of re-
naming German fighting blood and
every. bolt and nut in It's place the
war machinery is ready. With every
ounce of cvery kind OF strength be-
hind them. I1ndenburg and Ludcn-
dorff may hurl all into a finish
fight. For IIohcnzollcrnism, this
may be the critical hour.
Germans VIII Usc Tank.
The Germans will use tanks for
tho first time, equipped with mortars
and guns. moving four miles hourly.
The enemy Is depending largely on
Eas. All artillery win center against
the Erhish attack. probably In the
centcr in the Cambrai region al
though synchronizcd blows arc cx-
pcctcd all along the front The
whole future ot the world vii prob
ably he decided by the battle. Tho
Tritons and allies know this and win
act accordingly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-20

Number copies printed OF yesterdays
Daily Edition
2,745
Ihls paper Is member Of and audited
ny tho Audit Bureau Of Calculations.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

teoleiten piiroen, mar ouf minbsFsns
breibio Monn onJeseben.
,3os piro nun isine Isidts Nufs
eobe fir uns fein," bemertte Der
0berinIpettor gu 8rdObon, nit BEN
CT Die Sods bsiprod; sabsr mir ba'
ben es in Der Sonb, cine uns gesi9uet
erIdeinenoe STEELE fir bic llsberrums
pelune gu beitimmsn, uno i9 Osnts,
mir pGblen oa5u bic Ndbe oss Gus
lsnturmss, Der nobe an Der 9rsn5t
Iiest."
Der Sbertontronsur fimmte benz
Iebboft BEL. IS isi bort ni9t blob
Elm bor5iigli9es Ssrroin fur ben llss
berfou, meinte er. fOnbern sr babe
aud IGngIt ben Wsrba9t ssbesf, baB
eben Der Gulsnturm mandmnl BON
ben S1mus9lsrn bel ibrem nG6tlis
den Sreiben benubt piroe.
8sibe 8eomten beIpradeu bornuf
nod singebenb bic gu t~reFfsnoen
Worbereitungsn unb trennten Ti9
fdlieBli9 nit benz 9eipuBtIein. baB
linen in nddIter 3sit Elm Soup gee
lingen peroe, Der ibnen bon Der obss
rem 8eb0roe cine 8elObi9uus sintras
9en perbe.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
elites RapiteI.

Die 8ena4ri4tigung ii6er Die bon
2erot gema9te @ntOedung be5iigli9
Der 3olbinteraiebungen Der Girma
Oornemann C Strings bate bon iei>
ten Der &riminalpoli3ei an ouitGnoiz
gem Srte Itattsefunoen, unb bic Bee
amten Der 3olbsb0roen entpidelten
ieBt cine eifrige SGti9teit. Oant Der
5iemli9 genauen Angaben 2erots
tpar Der Sber3olinipettor 2inDen in
DER Gage, ie9r balO feititeaen gu tOn>
men, BOP es Der 5lpeite bon ben bier
gum Souptaouamtsbeairte gebOrenoe
@ren3be3irte mar, Der BEL Der auf5us
nebmenben unteriu9ung olein in
8etra9t fam. Der Sb~erinipettor
mar erIt Dor penigsn Monaten an
oiele Stene Der oeuti4en @renae per>
IeBt porben, unb er beSte i'm itiaen
bic ue6sr0eusung, baB BON feinem
4mtsporgdn9er in man4erlet 9inIi4t
geiiinoigt noroen NOR.
Der Sbertontroaeur bes atpeiten
ge5irtes bieb 8raooon uno mar elm
I9on ilterer 8eamter. Die @rtlGs
runsen bieIes Munnes ouf Die 8ors
baltunsen feines 8orseiebten bin bes
ftdrtten 3inbsn in ieinem @erba4t
binIi9tli9 Der Na4ldifgteit ieines
8orsdneers i'm Dienit. @Iei45eitig
ertonnte er, bab Der Sbertontroleur
ni9t in Der Meiie mitoerantportli9
sema9t perben tonnte, als er ana
fdnsli& sesluubt battle. 8ro6OOn
mar in Der Gage, nd43upeiien. baB
er bdufis senus ben @eriu9 gee
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

unb = penn sic oos in ettuus tr0s
hen tam, mir i9GBsn Sic bo9."
rSobsn sic Oont, 6rGulein, taus
isnO 9ont," e~utseSnete 9ortmonn in
ii6srqueuenOem Sone. v&einen bsIs
Ieren SroIt tonuten Sic mir mitees
ben. Wie i'd Sbnen onnts fir DisIss
Mort!~
80. Sic bobsn Der TreunOe nod
msbr! SD mar in Sbrer !0eimat =
BEL Sbrem Greunoe SodfeIb -.
cine gliibenoe ROte Itieg ibr pl0bli1
ms 9sIidt. sd ipra9 nit Der
S9peitsr Sbres 5reunbes. sic
nimmt ben regften anteil an Sbrem
gsTdid. Dur9 mid IdBt ie Sbnen
Iasen. bob, tpenn Tid ale bon Sbnen
penoen. lie um 10 mebr an Sbr lns
I6ulo eloubsn mill"
Sortmann Itarrte ibr itumm ms
@eIi9t.
s@sr5sibsn sic ben @9ritt, ben
i9 uuteruobm," fubr le unIi9er
fort, res ssI9o9 ni6t in b0ier abs
Ii9t."
Isle fpra9en nit ibr9 llsber mid
iproasn sic nit ibr9"
~So."
Gr bob lire Sanb an feline 2ips
pen uno oriidte einen RuB barouf.
.2eben Sic pobl," fliiTterte Ie nit
5udenbsn 2ippen: bann ponbte ie
ii6 nit elmer falt beftisen 8epegurg
BON ibm unO entfernte Ii9 nit f9neIs
len S9ritten.
Stumm blidte Sartmonn ibr nod,
Big tie Ieinen Augen entf9punben
mar.
Damn iponote er Ii9 an 2erot, Der
CUR Settle eetreten NOR.
sd bin bereit!~ Iogte er.
unb f9peigsnb i9ritten Die beioen
Mdnner benz Nusgange bes partes
gu.
@enise Sage ipGter. sesen abenO,
olS Der Oetettip 2erot bon elmer 8es
Ipre9un9 nit &riminaltommiKor
D0rner tommen6, beimpdrts sing,
bDrte er Ii9 unlpeit ieiner Wobnung
bon einsm Magen aus pl0bli9 beim
Nomen gerufen. @r fab auf, unO
taum bate er cine elegante Oamen,
bic Dem &utI9sr gu balten bsfabl,
als bic Ruferin ertannt, blidte er
19eu unb haItig I'm ii9, un0 es
trait elm Musbrud bes Mersers uub
Der 8eitiirauns in ieinem 9eIi4te aus
tage.
r8er6ammte llnge19idIi9tett!"
ftieB er apiiden ben 3dbnen Derpor.
SIN nd9iten Augenblid I3On itanb er
neben Dem @ageni9Iog.
.Serr 2erot, Sic Iinb I9On bier"
fogte bic Dame nur 70 Iaut, bab CT
aIein fie periteben tonnte.
$50, ME sic Ieben. bin i9 bier.
5rau 9ornemann," sab Der 0etettiD
e6eniO Ieiie, jeoo@ peni8er freunOli9.
ouriid. .Mber bas SOri9tlte. pos
sic tun tOnnten. NOR. mid bier out
pffener Strabe unter 10 auffaaenben
umItGnben anoureben. Sd bite
sic, gebsn Sic ougenblidli9 Sbrem
Rutf9er elm 3ei9en. tpeiterSufabren.
sic piHen bod, pie iebr Sic be-
obo9tst perOen. Sd m04te ni9t
on bic sFolaen oenten, bic @6r Gins
fan mOgli9erpeiie nod ii4 5ie9en
tonr."
lin @ersebung, aber sic 6esrei>
fen, pie geipannt i4 bin, gu erfabs
rem, OBJ pirtli4 -"
sd tomme morJen gu Shnen."
nRur bas cine bsantporten sic
mir: baben Sic ibn entbedtg"
n@r liBt bereits bintsr S@lOB unO
Rissel."
.Sier9" = Sur 2erot gepobrte
bas Muf6liBen in ibren 9lugen.
so! Do9 fobren Sic weiter. i'd
bemerte bort unten einen meiner &oIs
legen."
.@ann tommen sic morsen2"s
r@e9en obenb, eber 9ebt es
ni9t." 6lidtis beribrte 2erot bic
I9male, nit @laceefonOi4u4 betleis
Oste Sano, Die fi9 inn 9albDeritoblen
entsesenltredte, unO Iiiftete Iei4t iei>
men 9ut.
@lei9 barauf roIte Der 8agen
meiter, unb Der SetettiD perf9panb
in Der Menge Der pafanten.
elites 8apitel.
Die 8ena4ri4tigung iiber bic bon
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20

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gut Obns iesIides ST. es 1T bofiir et-
mas mebr Mebl O%o5uSuseben. Sur
bic Bel 5leifdtIOBden. JleiidIiilIuns
gen unD Gbnliaem OOrseidriebene &C.
riebene SemmeI 1T gona ooer gum
Sell esriebene, eetpdte SartoffeFpoet
2riessmehl oOer beibes auiamtltn aw
nehmen. =