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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

Mrs. ]. T. Pate and daughter. Mis-:
gutda Pate. were in Pendleton yes
terday on their way 10 visit Mrs
Isate's mother IN Walla Walla. They
came from Kansas city by auto but
win return by train,
Miss Winnie Privett returned yes
terday TO her duties in the post office
after a two weeks vacation spent at
salt Lake CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Brusha returned
last night from a trip to Chicago.
While in Chicago Mrs. Brusha select
ed the fall and winter models for the
Brusha Millinery.
Mrs. Bruce King and little sons,
Bruce and Rinehart. arrived last night
from Bollins. Illinois, to be the guests
of Mrs. Estelle Herdener.
Mrs. John Estes. 125 valvin street.
leayes today on No. II for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. c. NJ. Dodd.
at Seattle. Mr. Estes accompanied
her as far as Portland.
The lovely grove at Hawthorne. the !
country home of the De Spains on
Mckay creek. was the scene of a de- /
lightful outing and picnic dinner for 1
which Albert Despair was host Sat
urday evening. A group of friends |
motored out to enjoy informally the
RELIGIOUS supper and the evening /
hours among the trees,
G. S. Lloyd of Pilot Rock was in
Pendleton yesterday.
To- \, u, e.
iness from Boise. Idaho.
G. NJ. Brown of Baker, was here
yesterday on business.
Leo Martin of Boise, Idaho, is in
the city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. HerIey of STAN
field are Pendleton visitors today.
Miss Anna Compton is registered at
Hotel PendIeton from Milton.
Jack Burton of Condor is register
ad at Hotel Bowman.
J. T. Martin of Baker. is PendIe-
ton business visitor today.
Mrs ]. Frank Spinning and Miss
Emma Geiszier of Echo are in the
rity today.
+ Zoeth Carney. former PendIeton
boy, returned last night from The
Dalles for a short visit here.
Mrs. T. p Edwards and two chill
iren are in Portland for two months
'isit with friends.
Mrs. Walter Lehman and two chill
lren are visiting for the week with 1
drs- Lehman's parents at Echo.
Mrs. A. o. Garden and little son.
Allen, returned home Sunday from a
isit of several weeks at Portland.
w. NJ. Freeman OF the O.-w. r. & Il
y. company was here. yesterday on {
-ailroad business.
Frank Lockwood and family were {
n Pendleton this morning returning
o their home at Walla Walla. from
Vallowa where they have been for
he two weeks past. L
NJ. s. Shrock. county agricultural
agent. is in Hermiston today after
Intending a meeting there last night
reid by the farmers for the purpose
" arranging to buy a carload of Jer-
'eys from Hillsboro.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

vosses July 20, which resulted In bis
death.
Altho not a member OF the raiding
party Lieutenant Hopkins left his
combat group voluntarily and passed
thru the artillery and machine gun
harrage to rescue a wounded private
who had become entangled in the wire.
He reached the private. but was NOR
tally wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

This photograph. showing the faith
er and mother and brothers and sis
tens. is the only phofneraph In exist
ence Of the Pershing family group.
IL was taken shortly after 9ae pres
enr commander Of the American Ez-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
POETS EX-WIFE
KILLS IIERSEIl

OAKLAND, Calf, Aug. 12.-Mrs
Carrie Sterling. divorced wife of
George Sterling. n poet, committed
suicide at the palatial home of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Havens, IN Pied
mont. late Thursday afternoon by
swallowing poison.
Mrs. Sterling before her marriage in
1898. was Miss Carrie Rand. The
couple separated in 1913 and shortly
afterward Mrs. Sterling obtained a
divorce, charging the poet with being
"temperamental."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

nients of the American people so ad-
mirably expressed in the message
would be great encouragement TO
the Belgian nation and would serve
to strengthen the noble spirit OF the
Belgian soldiers and people. King
Albert thanked the federation cor
daily for its message,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

STORM HITS BOSTON
DOES HEAVY DAMAGE

BOSTON, Aug. lightning. hail
and "A high wind lashed this city and
nearby places the end OF the week.
leaving trail OF property damage
amounting to many thousands of dol.
lars Lightning struck the steeple of
the Second CUnitarlan) Church and
two 1arge granite blocks crashed to the
roof. The damage is estimated at SEQ.
900. The weather vane fashioned I'm
l12l, out of old brass kettles. was
hurled to the street.
Edward Legg was arrested at Hail
fax NJ g FIN. bnntIaUyIpey
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
WHAT SHALL WOMEN
AVIATORS BE CALI

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The coming of
the woman aviator promises to inflict
a new war name on a long-suffering
public. Already "aviateuse.'' ''aer-
ette," 'airlady" and "aerielle" have
been suggested for them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
HIS LIFE
TO SAVE COMRADE

PARIS Aug. I2.-Second Lieut..
Thomas Hopkins of Wichita, Kansas,
has been commended posthumously
Tor an act Of bravery performed dur
ing a raid on enemy trenches in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
BASEBALL, YESTERDAYS
SCORES.

National League.
Chicago 1. Pittsburg ~.
st. Louis 3. Cincinnati +
American League.
Boston /, New York 2.
Cleveland II, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia J. Washington ]
Game called in ninth inning, rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
AMERICAS AID VICTORY SIGN.

ROME, Aug. Ex-senator Titon.
former foreign minister. declared at
the opening of the provincial council,
@America's Intervention is a victory
sign for the entente. The situation in
Austria is certainly desperate -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13
PORTLAND DIVORCE
ASPIRANTS BETTER
HURRY Is DECREE

PORTLAND. Aug 13.-p0rtland-
ers who are figuring ON a divorce had
better hasten and file the papers be-
fore September /, for after that date
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-13

ITANC7IIG- CEflEaAL l0IN ] FfIE7lll-7 -0IlT :
sEIEO- Jcssf 2 P6RsEls5 fsT1aseJ ~
peditionary' Forces in France gradu-
atea from the west. Point military
Academy.
Miss Mary Pershing. sister Of the
general l. now i'm Lincoln. n ~. and
with her lives the only son 6f the
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
Giis Sico Scr fteEfebs
bQrcfee.

Chicago. - Gas Gun0e89lpJeI.
9cri6t IN Gbicogo bat Die oenInmalt
Scr 8unoe3 &nouItriecomriHon non
9fi6ter 2nu6is gen1Drtc GIanbni,
5ur 1urd)iid]t Der BON i6m 6ai einec
&ausiudung ilr Dem Bureau neg
@roBi6ldbternumolt5 8ee6er erIana.
ten Gocumentc ipieoer rijdgd1lig le.
moht
,yn Der Gutid)cibunq oc8 gerui.
ungsgerihts miro 0elten0 aemndJt,
oaB Der 9egierung5anpolt 8enep
onIfeineno 8eeocr5 ) Sid)er6eits9e.
mobile oa,tf5 @era6cmobI" 6md.
iu6te. giaf Der 9lnIiAt 0cs Beribiss
for6ern in0eb 8eriuiiun9 uu0 @cies.
0ab er beitimntte 9opiere perIange,
boh er poiitioe 9batioden oniii6re,
nidt Beroodltsgrin0e g}utbniabnu-
gen o0er 9lnnohnIcr Ete BroBi6ldb-
fer betradbten bic Grtid)ci0ung aLs
einen Sieq.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
9cr GOnQrci
nuteritiitnna Der SrieesinSaItI
uOm Scnat sntaebeifen. - sol
prOmif iibsr Sa6nSurlaae.
GOmfiSeiruHa allies 6igenthnr
isInOlidler 2IHSIdnoer. gsa
trGgSetat BON 1900 9tiIlipu
oOm Ssnat gAtaebeifea.

Nuibiustsu, 9. 6. - Die BON s
IouIniitrntiou bcfiirnortetc 8orIa
sur SGafiilna elmer Rriegs.5inau
corporation ole nit eiriein ,Sond
bon 81 1000. 1000, 900 Die &rieaSin0I
itrien iiuaucic1 unterIhiben loI
ipltroe nit Il ge9en 5 'Stinnien po|
Senat angeuommen luo 1T ieet Il
SaiiIe itnter 9crotbun9.
Die Corporation ioa bonn Shol
amtSiecretGr 0}c2looo un6 bier Girr
torsn geIeitet mer0cu, Oie bonn 8rt
lioenten ernauut meroen; Die @apitd|
liiirling betr0gt $500,000.000, I'm |
oie Corporation lon erludcbttpt uei|
ben, @onos biS 3lm @etrag pon sal
000,000.000 optsBl9cben. Die I'd
ben$0altcr Der Corporation iit in Del
Gorlaae rid)t beiouoer8 ieit0eIea|
porOeL hoh lift oorgeieber 0aB Ni|
enb9iiItigc 2iouioirunQ Ser @eitdno|
feds Wonate uddl crfoIgten Grid
OenSihluB beginner ioIlA
8etreffS Der A6nliniitraiiorspor|
lage iibcr Re9ieruul@controlle oe|
@iIenbnbuen fam int Gouferca3aus
idluB id)lieBIid Elm GonproutiB Sd
itonSe. GSu ihrer cnO9iiltigen Sal
Jung lit Die 8iG tbatia6lib Ole BON
Senot anqenommcne, obgeieben Oa,
bon, odB Die 9moeScontroIle q
@tonote nat) Der 6rieOenserflarlne
ibr gn6e erreiden miro un6 6aB oi,
&Ieinbabnen bon Der Gcaierlng NIT
itbernoulneu tperoen ioIlen.
Der oringen0e g}adtra9Setat in
S0be non i,800,000,000 murot
nom Senot nbne gtameHsoufrui ar
geuommen mo "a ocrieIbe bereits
oorber pom 6ous an9enommcn nor.
ben mar, ging CT an Den aemeinia.
men Gonferen3ousifub 5ur 9Ins.
0Ieidltng Der Diiieren3en
3lpci 2Imcn0emcntS sur Scnats.
nnrIage ermGdbtigcn sic Hegicrllng
oIIe$ Gigent5um feinoIicbcr 4usldn.
Der 3u perfauiett uu0 bic 0eutiheu
S6ifi8meriter in &oboten, sc. s., 5il
iibcrnebmcn.
9}rGiioent l8ilion Bat Ieiu or.
Iuten um 2lnnahme Der Sberman.
8orloBe erueuert, lpelbe i6m eriuei.
terte Wohtbefu9nib gebeu iou, nm
HegieringS. 0eportement8 nit einan.
Der 5lt nerIhnelBen mo 3u reorgoti.
iirer. Gs muroe mitgetbeiIt. 60b Der
9rdlioent 6aroIi beItcbe, onB bie8or.
loge in Der uripriinQIc6 Inn Gou9reB
eiugcreihten Goru an0enommaI
meroe.
3oS gureou fir @eittiib. II. Dlu.
nitiou8meien bat 6cu @orlreB nm
cine 0ringIihc glodtraa5 9elui1ie.
una bon $400,000,O00 bouptI3dIi1
}u @eriteauna non iArpercu sc.
i6iiten, eriudJt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

Waibineton, .. 6. - 4m 8or.
obcno oes 3uianmentrtttS oeS ruIit.
ibcn GongreHeS Der SowietS in
Dlostau, ipeIder iiber Den bon
0eutiblan6 enfluorfenen uno uon
ocu 8olihenifi in greit.2itousf an.
geltunnenen 3rieoen 5u @eriht
lieen miro, bat 9SraiiOent 99illon
ourd Sen omericaniIheu 9oti6oiter
in Qlosfau folaenoe 9otid)ait on ole.
Ien GongreB iiberionOt:
sd mohtc Oie @eleeenbeit ser
8erianmIuna oes GoRgreIieS ser
SonietS benllben, Inn Der aufrihti.
aen Sunipotbie 9Iu8orllf 81 perlei.
ben, meIhe oos 9oIf Der Ser. Stoa.
ten fiir oas ruiiihe Solf bcgt, iebt
mo Die beutide Wad)t oo3u peripenoet
miro, ben san5eu Sompi iiir iSreibeit
3l uttterPreden un0 riitgdnaiQ SIT
MAIDEN uno al GteLIe Der 3iele oes
Bolts non 3uBIono bic WiinI6e
DeutIhInnO's 5u ictcn. Gbgleih Die
6egierung Scr Ser. Stoaten lln-
gliidIi6erpeile algenbIidIid nid)t III
Der Gage lit. unmittelbare iuO mirf-
lame &ilfe 3u Ieiiten, luie iie eerne
nohte, bite i'd, Dem rniiiIchen 8oIf
Ourh oen GongreB Sic Berii6eriing
Su aehe1, OoB iie feine @eIepenbeit
poriibergcben Ioiieu miro, 9luBIano
bon neucm poIlItonoiae Souoerdnit1t
imO lluobbdnaigfeit in ieiuen eigeneu
9(ngcIegenbeiten unb polle Micoer.
bcriteIlinu Ieincr groBen Nufgobe I'M
9eben Guropa's m0 Der mooernen
98elt an iid,ern. Das IpIf Der SCR.
Stonten lit mls poniiem Ser8en nit
oenf riiIiifthe1 8olf in ieinent Ser
fudt, iih fir ii1tmer uon dutofrotis
idFr Hcgic1lnd III befreien uno Ser.
reu ieiue$ ei4eren @eihids 5u per.
oell.
.(@e3) n@ooOrotp 9gilIou."
9ilrniiid)er GOn8ref taat i'll 0iOSfnn.
StO9bOlm. - Der oLlruiIiI6e Son.
greb scr Somiets (2lr6citer., Soloa.
ten ino 9auerr 9crtretllngen) trat
am 0instog in Mosfou juiamnlen,
um iber Die 5rage Der 3otiicirrlma
oes 6rieoepspertrngS NIT Onen 0tit.
tellno6ten 3ir entiheiOen.
Dieier GOnareb miro ni6t nur
iiber oo8 Shidial HublonO's, ion.
bern ouh liner 0nS Der goIi6eipidi
cntiheioen, Die iid, mic Betcrsb1r.
ger Ecpeid1en beitimmt pcriihcrn,
feiuen 8o9 Idnger balten f6nnen,
menn Ger nuritiiiitbe GonqrcB Den
5ric6en5uertrag iiber Die aopfe Der
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
Die ftene 11aticnal Par
tel.

GbIcagu. - (SIeihes 'Stimmre6t,
rationale Erobibition uno raoicole
(8eiese 6u @uniten bon 6ormern II.
9lrbettern itno Die 9auptpIanfen Ger
Ylotiornl, melhc BON Der ne1en 99os
tlonal Eartei alf ibrenI in Ser per-
floHenen Bode in Gbicago abgcbal.
tenen GonDent angeuommcn muroe
An Dem Goupent betbeilieten li6
oltBer ben urIpriingIiben ungeia6r
bnnoert 1fitgIieoer, Sic ii6 aus 60.
cialilten, 'Sin9Ie @orern, ,Srouen-
Ittmmre6tIerm SocIaloemofrotcn H.
ProgreiitOen 5ltinmmenieeten, nod
meltere binOert Delegaten, Die ii6
bon Den Brobi6itionilten losgeingt
battcn.
2Inoere 8Ianfen Der HIatform, oie
10 6iemlih aQe @runoprlncipien Der
Deri6leoenortigen in Der Bartei per.
tretenen poIitii6en uno mort6idaft.
Iiden Notwithstanding Elm.
idlteBt, iinb: Au8oebllunq beg so.
oercreoltipelenS. 8eidronfung Ser
@lnDonoerung; 9erfiir5unQ ser ar-
ueltS3eit; itantIifle 8eriiherun9
ltrengere ,Snipection Scr ,}a6rifen;
nngenleiiene 0urhfiihrung Der ain.
Observation-Disclosures; &erbot ocS slpi.
ifenitaatliden 6on0eLS fiir g[rtifel,
ole bon RinOern bergeite1t iino, 0oer
Don 6roren, bic nebr oIs adt Stuns
Den am 8ng uno ldnQer ais iehs
loge in Der 8ode or6citen, ODER non
Strofllngen uHter QriDutcontroct,
oocr BON 8eriouen, Die in 9ya6rifen
ODER Bergmerten orbeiten, iuclfc
ni4t tnipicirt iperoen; 9Ibidoifli:.G
Der Gontroctarbeit in @eIGnqniIien;
Gmfubrltn9 0e5 nbonor" sSpItem5 in
@efdngniiien.
Gin GROCER TbeiI Der 8latform be.
IaBt fid NIT BrobIemen ,internatio.
Mailer 0emofrotie" un6 erflGrt cine
Belt.RepubIif als 0os @n6;iel inter.
ndtionaler politiifer Gntipidfulq:
berlongt abidoifung gebeimer3ipIo.
matte, ,Sreibeit Der See, 9lbihoffuna
pom Sdus36qen; 5reibeit ser
Heoe in Wort uno Shrift; ben fur.
gen '5timm5etteI" in 5toats. II Qqu.
niciooItDobIen; offentIi6en 8eiis st..
fentllhcr 8etriebe; Grmeiteruno 6e5
Bot II. Bodetpoit.Spitems uip liu
Gin httiger 0iiput entItan6 bar.
ilber, OBJ Die ginIeitung aur Blotiorm
loilten iolIc: Sic Ratlonol qortei
oie 2eitung @ottc5 anuebmen6" oocr
Die Seitun8 8ottes un6 Seines
Sobnes ,5eius Gbrifnts~ g}ad,6en
Breoiger berfH;toener gefcrntniiie
bierisDer mebr aIs eine Stun6e 0iipu.
! TIT bntten. iuuroe ihIieBfih beihloi.
len ~2Seius Ghriitu5" ous mIoiier.
Gs pltroe orgetiin0iqt. 6of Die
Grobi6itioniirer oieIcr Staatcn iare
Cr8oniiotioHen pounIaoi1 cufqcbcr
un6 lid Der Gotionol partct onih!ie,
zen per6en. Ter @rudl in ocu Rel.
ben Ser BrobibitioniIteu eriol1te,
nod6sm Der Barteiconoent 6eidIoi.
fen bate. 5fpor eereirt nit Der gea.
tional.B0rtei geniiTc gemeiniome
3ieIe FL oeripIQen, aber cine Ser.
id)meI5ung nit oieier a6aele6nt nor.
Den nar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
9etersburaer uno Mogfouer Con

9etersburger uuo Mosfauer Sop.
iets uno 2enin's hinmeg Dermirit.
W2ou lit duBerft geipount, nclde
Helle 0cr bisberi9e auslauomiuiitet
lrotfp oitf Dem Gongreb Ipfelen
miro, Ser ii5 NIT Qcnin ooait8n6ig
ii6erlporien su boben ideint, un6 Uiel.
fab ala Der 6itbrer eires .Tinfilraen.
ten e1fliigels Der goIfhemifi ailt, in
bent ii9 bic Begner Der cuin'Id)en
,5rie0enspofitif 5uiommenidlieben
Bie es beiBt, mar Groetp ipegen lei.
ner Sppoiition gegen oen oeuti6en
Trie0eu non geHin db8eiett mor0en,
iodtcre 9epe'hcn ans petersburg
oeuten abpr an. 8robfp iei aus bern
I@olihepifi&abinett dusgctreten um
icincn oiSberi8en5enoiien gegenii6er
freie 6dn6 8u bo6ert.
9issisranssiib eerleet.
8aibiugfOu, ,. G.-8ie Der ane,
rican1i6e GoniuI 5ummers ous
4to5fau bcrydtei. b1t Die ruiiiiAe re-
Ipoliitjonirc Hegierung ibreu 5ie
non petersburg unh Olesfou ser.
Ieqt ltn0 III por6ereitct, falls 6tcDeut.
iten in JiuBI1no melter oorriifen.
iib nod 1peiter 0Ttlih ]uriid3nlieben.
us fSoIee Der 9lbreiie Der Regie.
rpn9s sconnIiiidre nod @losfau iit in
4etersblrg eig beionoerer aeoolu.
tions .glusidJuB sebilbet morSen, Der
aus iieben glitsileserB beitebt una
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
Die DcittTcbcn im
OSeIia.

gerlin. - 9entidlc Srappen
iinb in SoeiTa einse3Oseu, uie
aintlid in Berlin befannt sese.
ben lunrSe.
O6eiin iii Ser ipihtiaite Der
ionbtboien nno Die picrtgroBte
Sto0t gluBlano's, 0o8 Centrum
0es 9roben Ader6au6iitrictS,
oeiien 4rooucte ieBt 6en oeut.
iben 8erbiinoeten 3nr 8crfiig.
itng iteben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

unbefanuier llrIahe seitorbener Sol
0ateu 6eruer Duroe berid]tet. Aas
III Sdrnpien , 9Sanu id]uer lniO&apt.
CON. Stcllar ur6 20 IPunn Ieidt
uertpunoet uur6en.
1879 nmerienniidle SuIoaten in ben
lebteR z Mouaten npIn SpOe er.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
elf.

@aibingtDu. SSn Den IeeteR 7
@fonnteH, ieit 6as erite Contingent
Der americduIihen armee in 6rouf.
reid cingctroifen lit, iiuo 95S Wtom
i'll Sample Geiauen ODER ans onOe.
rem llriohen eeitorben. Su Sen
Ser. Staaten ftorben 6.72t Wlann
bis 5um /. 0t0r5.
3Su ,SoIgenoem miro Elm lleberbIid
iiber oie EooeSfdIle segeben:
8ei Ser 9lrmee in 3raufreih 958
9ei Den ReguIGren in ben Ser.
'Stdoten -. S23
Bei Ser 9tationaInrmee IN Den
Der. Stoaten 1853
gel Der RatiOnaIgaroe in oen
Ser. Staoten 1920
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
10000 SUlontcnbricfe bCrloren ge-
gauacn.
gauaeu.

@aiBiustun, .. G. - @e9en 30,'
900 griefe al Gerlpnnote ln0 5reuu.
De SIT bouie, Die non omericaniitpr
SoIoaten in 6rnnfreid) an ibre 9lt'
geborigen IN Der Seimntb ab9eihidi
poroen Waren, iino perloren 9eoon.
gen, oIs Der Earnpfer o2ln6ania"
Gnoe S5anuar an Der Riiite 2SrIonO' :
perienft muroe, pie pom 4oitoeporte.
ment in Boibington befannt gegeber
nuroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
8otol 1879
aritgSieeretar gafer in Tranfrrid,.

&aibiugtun, ,. 6. - Der ameri.
caniife RriegSTecret0r Nelpton 3.
8afer lit nit eiuem Stab pon Z Ser.
ionen onf einem americuniiden Rou.
5erfreuSer in 6ranfreia eingetroficn.
@ie ons 9riegSnmt befnnntgob, bat
Ser 8eitG oe5 SeeretGrs eiuen oltS'
id)IieBIid miIitdriiden unO feinen
oipIomatiiden Character uno be-
jmedt nlr &uipicirlmg ino perion.
Iibe Gonieren5en nit milit1riihen
9eantten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
SOti9aft
an HnblanO.

Erdi. &ilisn ipridlt 0inflanS bic
panfri6fiee Sgmpathic Ses &OI-
teS Ger Ser. Stnaten aus. - Ser.
StaateH iperSrH ipGtsr isSeR m6es
lideH SeiitauO lsiiten. - &nfen
ipllen Y0erren ibrrs eiseuen @s.
idlids werSen".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

True translation filsd with the postmaster At
MliWAukse, March 70. 1915. as required by
be act OF October 6. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

True translation filed - Postmaster at
Milwaukee March 10. Is required by the
Act of October 6. 1917, -
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

True translation filed with the postmssss
milwaukee. March lS. 1918, as required
the act Of october 8. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
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tion aIs ouBerit geiabrorobeno be-
tradlten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17
SImsrieaniider 9ampfer tOrpcbirt.

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-17

itiidte SiiIfsfreu;er .@aIgarian" am
l. Mars torpeoirt uno uerienft lplr.
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The Washington times., 1918-09-30
THE CURB MARKET.

Two O'Clock prices furnished by w II.
Hibbs & Co. members New York Stock EX-
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
AGAINST EXEMPT|NG
OFFICERS FROM TAX.

Secretary Daniels has sent a letter
to Senator Simmons. chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee, protest
ing against the discrimination shown
by that body in offering an amend
ment to the new revenue measure
which would exempt naval officers
serving abroad from paying income
taxes.
1T is my judgment" the Secre-
tary said, that the income tax
should be paid alike by everyone
those in the naval service and all
other military service as we'll as
those in the civilian walks of life"
Constant interchange of orders
would make il impossible for the
Navy Department to determine who
shall and who shall not pay the tax.
Officers are sent from shore duty to
serve in foreign waters as the ext
geRcies OF the service demand.
Recent promotions for a number
OF officers have appreciably increased
their incomes. and the last session
of Congress gave quarters to Of
fcers on foreign duty. Besides,
naval officers have not asked for ex-
emption from the tax.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Ninth STREET STORE
IS ATTRACTING CROWDS
EVERY DAY
With This Gigantic Overcoat
Sale, Friedlander Bros, of
42S Ninth St. N. w., Are
Kept Busy Every Minute.

Because they were lucky in getting
very special purchase of overcoats
from the Strauss Manufacturing Co.,
at a very special low price. or account
of buying an entire lot. Friedlander
Bros, OF 42S Ninth st n. w, are Of
fering to the public the biggest over
coat sale ever held in the National
Capital
They have divided them into three
special lots according to the quality
and material and arc sEcritcinS them
at three very low prices.
In the first lot you will find hun
dreds Of smart, snappy models that
would fetch $3.50 in other shops-but
their price>is SIS.
In the second lot a collection OF ex-
ira fine overcoats will meet your eye
because of their superior tailoring.
At other places you would have to
shoot out $3.50 for one like this, but
there II costs you but $50.
In the third and last lot, you will
see the pick of the season in over
one a beauty" and in a
dozen or more weaVeS or patterns
others would soak you S52.5O for these
but not with Friedlander Bros
for their price is S25.
Don't forget the address. 42S Ninth
street, and you had better get in to-
day for they're going like hot cakes.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
Prev.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

E>urnishs "a the Washington Tines By N. I.
Carpenter q Co.. New York Sranch ofnet
Woodward Bldg. H n. Brown. manager
earn
The Washington times., 1918-09-30

Save for Your Country or Slave for
the Hun
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
KILLED ) WHALES,
THEN LOST THEM

CHRISTMAS COVE, Ne. Sept. 30
Having killed five whales since Au-
gust 19 and being unable to get one
of them to port in fresh condition, all
having sunk before he could make
fast to them, Cass Bracket, Of this
fishing hamlet, is wondering il there
isn't more money in straight ground
fishing than in whaling. Any one
of these five whales safely landed at
Portland would have brought Cass
end his crew of five, gross receipts
OF from 81 500 to $4,000. but, as Cass
says: What we might have got, but
didn't, won't pay for gunpowder and
whale bombs"
His only hope OF making anything
out of this months whaling is in being
able to locate the carcasses of the
whales when they float, as they will.
One has already done so. This won't
be so good as getting them into port
soon after being killed, as their only
value will then be the oil recovered.
However, as whaie oil is worth S1.50
a gallon, and a full-grown right whale
will yield many barrels of oil, even
after it has been sunk for some weeks,
Cass and his crew will make a good
thing, even though they recover not
more than two of their kill.
Save for Your Country or Slave for
the Hun