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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Pinkerton, and
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson. leave Milton todi Y fol
their ranches near Devon, Montana.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Rawla Miller. at their home in
Walla Walla, on Monday, April 1918.
The young lady has been christened
Grace Constance.
In a recent photo of group in
France, shown in the Saturday Even
ing Post, Mrs. F. B. Wood recognizes
the picture of her son, who is in the
Aviation service.
Boys are warned by the city mar
shal not to play ball in the streets near
buildings. Several window lights have
been broken in the M. E. church build
ing in this manner.
Union services will be held in the
Methodist church next Sunday evening,
to permit all to hear the patriotic ad-
dress to be delivered by Rev. W. E.
Armfield, of Spokane.
Maurice Hill writes his parents that
he graduated April IA in thu Aviation
school, at. Austin, Texas. and here
after his address will be Squadron 40,
Camp Dick, Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. John Mcintyre, who has been
visiting relatives near Athena for sew
eral weeks. left Tuesday morning for
her home in Alberta. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Isabel Mcintyre.
Friends and relatives this week re-
ceived letters from Athena boys who
are in France. A couple of these let
ters will be found printed in today's
Press and others will follow next week.
At a recent special meeting of the
city council, it was decided that in
event the argument to set aside the
verdict in the Cartano case is not sue
cessful and re-trial ordered by the
court, the case will be appealed to the
supreme court.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-04-19
M,thodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. Nv. E. Armfeld of Spokane
will fill the pulpit of this church both
morning and evening. He will preach
at the ii o'clock service and will de-
liver his great patriotic lecture:
Gods Call for American Boys" at
the 8 o'clock service. The eyening lee
ture will be union service of the
churches and the townspeople are cor
daily invited to join in making this an
occasion of patriotic fervor. Rev.
Armfeld spent much of his time last
autumn at Camp Lewis. Three Of his
sons are no " with the colors in France
Remember the Glee Club April 26.
W. S. Gleiser, Pastor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-04-19

Wednesday night in the High school
auditorium. His speech was accom-
panied by several drills and songs by
the members OF the school.
The girls of the seventh and eighth
grades sewing class have finished
quite number of dish towels and
hand bags, which have been sent in to
the Junior Red Cross headquarters at
Pendleton.
Mrs. Will Kirk, Mrs. "A. B. Steele,
Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Lula Read and
Mrs. w. G. Emmel, visited Miss
Sherman's room last week.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-04-19
Smoking Out sIackers.

The papers are telling of western
Kansas pastor who has hit upon the
proper way to smoke out the slackers
In one of the recent war fund drives a
meeting was held at which the pastor
rose and said: 1--WE are assuming that
all of You are Americans, otherwise
you would not be at this meeting. We
assume that all Americans stand back
of the boys who are fighting for us.
Now we are not going to ask how many
Of you will give TO this fund. All we
want to know. is how many are not GO
ing to give. All those who are not
going to give anything will please
stand up" You know the rest.-Kan.
SOS City Star.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-04-19
The Churches.
Baptist Church Notes.

Services next Sunday as follows:
Rev. Will Cannon will preach at the
morning hour. B. Y. P. U. service at
Z o'clock. The church will join in the
patriotic service in the evening at the
M. E. church. D. E. Baker, Pastor.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
 CONGESTING STORES

London, Dec 19.-Christmas shop
 ping in London is exceeding all pre- vious records. In some of the great
 commercial establishments adml5-
 sion to stores of would1De purchas- CTS has been regulated, owing to the
 large crowds.
 The "victory" Christmas will be
 a notable one because of the fact
 that the general holidays are to be
 on a more extensive scale than ever
 before. A large number of war
 time restrictions have been removed and many of the food orders modifi- ed. All soldiers Il England are to have twelve days leaves of absence The authorities are combining to- ward making this Christmas mem- !orable one.
 Interesting details have been com
 piled regarding tine Christmas goods displayed before the war and this year In 1913 German and Austrian goods aggregated 5 percent; French
 goods 15 percent British 20 percent and goods of doubtful origin 10 per cent. This year Great Braitain goods aggregate 70 percent; French 20 per cent: American five percent and o1 doubtful origin five percent. The doubtful goods this year include re- lies of old stocks of German and 1 Austrian manufacture.
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RAGE PREJUDICE MAY
 CAUSE THE NEXT WAR

Tokio, Nov. 80 Correspondence of The Associated Press .>-Belief that the next war will be the outcome of race prejudices is expressed by Yukio Ozaki, formerly Minister of Justice, and a leading member of the Consti- tutional Party. Mir. Ozaki said that ill his opinion, the colored races which steadily were developing their ciyiliza- tion would demand finally the same treatment as the white races, and tlAt the result would be all armed cOllis- ion.
 MT. Ozaki recommended that at the Peace Conference, Japan acting on behalf of all the Asiatic races should introduce the racial and population questions for consideration. and if possible, secure a solution.
 In country like Japan where the population is increasing With aIarln- ing rapidity, he said it was but natur- al that the surplus population should try to obtain an outlet even by re- sorting to arms. From Japan's stand- point, said Mr. Ozaki, the racial or population questions were more inl- portant than President Wilson's "FOurteen Points as laid o0ND fer basis of Germanys surrender. These racial questions, he said, concerned the future of millions of souls in ASisass xsz .ss,u3 ada ..<ezs :si,I sTH
 MI" Ozaki warned the 'Japanase not to develop the German system of state organization which in the pres ent war had proved to be a mere ma chine for destroying civilization and for trampling under foot the rights of other nations and peoples.
 On the question of Japan's occupa- tion of the German South Sea Islands, Mir. Ozaki declared that the United States should dismantle her forts in the Philippines and Hawaii, and that this would be more important for Ja- pan than the taking over of the South Sea Islands.
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|VIhER SOUTHERN CASUALTIES

Died of Disease. ''evlously Reported Died of Wounds
 Received in Action.
 william ID. England, Lamasco, Tex. x. wounded Severely in Action. ''evvously Reported Died of Disease. ' lrlvates Levi N. Auldridge, Goldth- Salte, Texas.
 mo. w. Owens, White Plains, Tenn. asmes E. White, Banner Arkansas. oasrles Wilkinson, Winchester K. Died of Disease. |''nesiously Reported Missing in Action EEnlN EEnl,N Clarence J. Morley, Stillwell, 1 ss f Died. rreviously Reported Missing. t Edward Mongan, Galveston. p,. Slightly Wounded.
 'DSssiiously Reported Missing ill Action ,,r ,rtWates Will D. Parrott, Seyier- e N Tenn. SH < ft Mcar R. Williams, Minco, Okla.
 @lde H. Yokeley, Pulaski, Tenn.
 woaI1led. Degree Undetermined.
 SSs.oqsly Reported Missing in Action. $s Robert Nolan, Beaumont, Tex.
 p Mona R. Hendricks, Diboli'
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FEARLESS OFFICER
 RELIEVED BY HOBO

E.x-U. $. Marshal Ben lngoul, gives testimony to wonderful results obtain ed after taking three bottles of Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. afte- taking other remedies for ten years without getting results. For Publication:
 That Ihave been using for the last ten years nearly every medicine which 1 thought would relieve me of kidney and bladder troub,e and all have failed
 have tried three bottles of Hobo Kidney and Blader Remedy and it has done me more good than anything l every tried l recommend t nigh ly to anyone affected with kilNet or bladder trouble. l shall alWaEs have the remedy by me and shall use it in my family as consider it the best medicine of it's kind oa the market.
 (Signed)
 BEN INGOUI, Witness EN-u.S, Marshal w. A. Freeman.
 If you are a sufferer send for free booklet containing hundreds of sim liar testimonials. Free on applica- tion to
 Hobo Medicine Mfg. Co.
 Shreveport, La.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
 COMPLAINTS OF Y

New York. Dec. 19-Officials of the Y,M.C.A.will thoroughly invl sti- gate complaints by wounded soldiers returning from France of the man. ner in which it's activities abroad arc being conducted, according to an anncucemct here today by Dr. John R. Mott. general secrtary of tho Associations war wOr council.
 Addressing a meeting of the coun- cil held to formulate a policy fol the first six months of 1919. D." Mott declared that the complaints "haye been so numerous and wide spread that they must be met.' Part of tho criticism by soldiers has been that they are charged moro than prevailing prices for cigars and oth' CT supplies.
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ACHIEVEMENTS MADE
 BY BUREAU OF MINES

Washington, Dec. 19.-Achievements during the war of the BuEeau of Mines, created as a peace time agen- cy for saving the lives of miners and promoting the welfare of industry, are described by Director Van H. Man ming. in his annual report, made pub lie tonight.
 Contributions of the bureau to the military forces of the nation as en- umerated in the report included de- velopment of the chemical warfare service; desiging of delicate instru- ments to detect enemy tunnelling op- eration5 and locate artillery stations increasing the efficinecy of ship build icreasing the efficinecy of ship boil CTS; development of a number of new powerful explosives and increase in the production of minerals rol war purposes.
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l Texas.
 Corp. Thomas l. Crimson, Comman. che, Texas. Corp. James P. Brookshire, Center Texas. 'i ''' John II. Cockrell, Oklahoma City Okla. '' Corp. Wm. J. Evans, Cross Plains Texas. Corp. D. Howell, Energy, Tex. Corp. Paul Douglas Johnson. Deni- son, Texas. u Corp. L. Fielding, New Wilson Okla. '''0'' George P. Gaudin St. Patrick. La. Pvt James T. Miller, Milburn, Okla pVt. Wm. l.. Myrick Winfield. La. INt. John F. Rhodes, Plumberyillc, Arkansas.
 Pvt. Dave C. Roach, Hot Springs, Ark. '' Frank Benjamin Shivel, McAlester, Okla. Pvt. Claud R. Whitaker, 3712 Elm St. Dallas, Texas.
 Pvt. Ernest V. Young, Ava, Okla.
 Sick in Hospital. Previously Reported Missing in Action. Pvt. Rob't. L. Rabb, Memphis, Tenn.
 Returned to Duty. Previously Reported Missing in Action Pvt. Sherley D. Creel Livingston, Texas.
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CASUALTY LIST {
Died of Wounds.

Y Died of Wounds.
 Private Edwin Burson, Des Arc.
 Private John E. Clark, Hallettsvillc.
 Died of Disease.
 Private Will DobinsOn, Askni. Private Ross Stanbridge, Opal.
 Private Kenneth Sumner, Dermott.
 Killed In Action. Sgt. Arbra Kite. Stuttgart. Private Ira Gibbs, Rector. Private Samuel Marryman, Formosa. Private James Smith. Black Rock. Wounded Severely. Sgt. Robert A. Adams, Stuttgart. Private Otto Miner. Greenway. Private Charles Kettles, Bora. Private George Brown, Monana. Private Lloyd McGehee (buglalD England, Private Blaine Brasel, Jasper. Private Jess Drown, Cross Roads. Private James E. Reynolds, Eliza beth.
 Private Wiley Lester, Etowah. Private Henry Gregory, Dalton. Wounded Degree Undetermined.) Private William Campbell, Crystal Springs. Private John Lee, Hickory Ridge. Private Robert Leggett, McCrary.
 Private Joseph Curtner, Marker Tree.
 Pvt, William McInturf, Bonneville. PVt' Monroe Overton, Lonoke. pW. Lloyd Boydston, Kingston. Pvt John Barrett, Selma. Pvt. Willie Meek, Clarksville. Pyt. Dee Woods, Rector. Pyt. Joe Detric, Dardenalle. Wounded Slightly. Lieut.. Charles Gregory Giles, Siloam Springs. Corp. William Y. Chcsisc, Nudora Corp. Norman Blasingam, ElPaso. Corp. Augustine Choate. De Queen pvt. John H. Bata, Delmar. Pvt Lay P. Atkinson, Bono. pyt. Crado C. Brown, Rover. Pvt. James A. Evans, Rector.
 nt Jesse H. Mesgroye, Pine Blufi. pvt. Alonzo Adams, Junction City. Pvt. Robert T. Morris, Bear Camp
 vt' Edwin Robertson, Monticello. Tt. Willie l.. LaFleur, Riverside. Missing in Action. frlvatc Joseph E. Hamilton, Hecto PN. John $. Purcell, Hickory Ridge
 ryt. Malta Grasman, Grannis. fvt Enie Norman, Boynton.
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VILLA PARTISAN
 FOR PRESIDENT

San Antonio. Dec 19.--Reports from El Paso to the effect that he is candidate for the presidency of Mexico was declared today by pr. Emilio Vasquez Gomez unfounded. Dr. Gomez. at one time declared President of Mexico, by Villa and, prior to that. member of President Madero's cabinet, said he had no in formation on the subject except what he had read in press despatches. He said he had no desire to hold any public office in Mexico.
 Dr. Gomez has been practicinS physician in San Antonio for several years.
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.IS LYING IN A SEA
 OF BLOOD AND TEARS.'

New York, Dec. 19.-Estimatins Russian casualties in the world wsi at mot less than S,000,ooo men, ol whom 3,O0O0o were killed and about 1.ooo,ooo disabled for life," A. J
 Sack. director of the Russain lnfor' nation Bureau, declared in an ad- dress before the Foreign Commerce Chlb here today that iRuss!a's pres" ent pitiful condition IS que to her exhaustion from war"
 "She is living in seas of blood ard tears" he continued. "and, further millions of her people are facing death. this time from starvation
 About 10000 OoO Russians will dlt this winter unless the allied countries render the unfortunate country nm, mediate help on "a very large scase.
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McEWen's Sale of High Class Suit Goats. DrcSSes-all reduced.
REFUGEES RETURNING HOME,

Warsaw, Monday, Dec. IS (By The Associated Press.)-Every train ar irving here is bringing the families of Polish nobies, landowners and sugar manufacturers, refugees from Ukrain- ia and Lithuania, where bands of
 peasants are massacreing and robbing This is particularly true of Ukrainia from which place the Germans are slowly returning to their own country.
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vARsHlps ORDERED, lo BALTIC

Paris, Dec. 19.-An American war shin was ordered today to, the Baltic in participate with the British fleet in re-opening those waters preselv- ing order and maintaining the 'nter- national character of the demoastfa- tion.
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NOTED JURIST DEAD.

San Salvador. Republic of Salvador, Dec. 1S.-The death is announced of
 Dr.. Jose Trigueros, dean of Salvador
 can Juris- Consults, and noted author ity on international law. By decree the government has accorded to him the honors of General of division and has ordered three days national mourning
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MEXICAN KILLED BY SOLDIER

Maria, Texas, Dec. 19.-A Mexican identified as soldier of the Eighty third Mexican caavlry, was shot and killed at Haciendita, Texas, at 3 O. clock this morning by a patrol of the Eighth United States cavalry. The Mexican had crossed the Rio Glande and was stealing cattle, when interrupted by the patrol He fired and was shot down. The body has been returned to Mexico.
 Boys Pants in Serge. Corduroy and Khaki. sizes from , to 20. Price 69c to 3.4S.-Leavitt's Gu, Prioe Store. 12 6tf.
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CITY TREASURER

The raphie is authorized to an
 nounce Harvey Hogg as q candidate for reelection to the office of City Treasurer of Pine Bluff, subject to the action the Democratic primary election to be held on Dec. goth, 1913.
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PAGE ONE
NOTICE

The city primary will be held to- day The following are the polling places
 First Ward-lMcCammon Stable. | Second Ward--On Pine St. between 3rd and 4th Aevnucs.
 Third Ward-Mrs. Moore's Garage between Second and Third on Beech
 Fourth Ward-Cotton Scales, ol, West Barraque St.
 Dec goth, 1918.
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We are authorized to announce the name of W. c. McBryde. for re-elec- ton as alderman of the Second Ward of the City of Pine Bluff, subject to the action of the Democratic primary December 20, 1918.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

We are authorized to announce the name k. NJ. Vance for reelection as alderman of the First Ward of the City of Pine Bluff, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, 20, 1918.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce MT. Ben Harvey as candi- date for Mayor subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-20

We are authorized 10 announce the name of E. T. Miller for reelection as alderman of the Third Ward of the City of Pine Bluff, subject to the action of tht Democratic primary, December 20 1918.
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AMBASSADOR TO GREAT BRITAIN

London, Dec. 1S.-John w. Davis, the new American Ambassador to Great Britain today presented his credentials to King George at Buck ingham Palace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-20

We are authohr:led to announce the name of George Dalbv, for rc- election as alderman aol the Fourth Ward of the City of Pine Bluff, sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary. December 20. 1918.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 1 have sold my store to E. Altn,imcr. will pay all accounts contracted fol up to this date, and will collect al accounts due me,
 GEO. w. CARVER, Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 10th, 1918,
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We are authorized to announce the name of M. c. Hollis as candi- date for the office of Mayor of the City of Pine Bluff, subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic primary, De eemher 20 1918.
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.,ruRER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

rhe Associated Press is exclusively .4;tled to the use for republication of sn"r 'T rews dispatches credited to it or I Otherwise credited s~ this paper .sS .vs slso the local news published here
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DR. A. H. SELLARS, OSTEOPATH. CITIZENS BANK BLDG, THE
 TREATMENT YOU WILL EVENT uALLY TAKE. S-3-dtf
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Ladies Dress Shoes in black. tan, and gray kid. High and low heels Prices $3.9S to $9.9S.-Laayitt's Cut Price Store 12-6tr
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MARINE CASUALTIES.

Severely Wounded in Action. Dorp, Marion Manis, Huntsville. rrlvatc William Jones, Gurdon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-20

DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
 Best American make now OH dis play. Buy early. S5c to $S0O- Brasher Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-20

The Newspaper Enterprise Associa- ..r News features are carried ex- .v ..Ivnsively by this paper in Pine Bluff. t ar features including pictures, car Mn tonns, maps and special war features .,s N. E. A. Service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-20

When the attention of The Graphic i. ssilsd to any mis-statement of facts, < ., to my error concerning any man or Ana. correction will cheerfully be made. ,- -->..-~.-s.G&
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A CHRISTMAS BANK ACCOUNT WITH A HOME SAFE FROM THIS BANK WILL MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT FOR YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
The sun., 1918-08-18
AUSTRIA DENOUNCES
BRITAIN'S ACTION
viii Treat Czecho-SloUak SOL
) diers a. Traitors.

VIENNA, via London. Aug. 17.--Brit.
ssh recognition Of the CEecho. Slovaks as
u nation was denounced in an official
statement Issued hero to-day. The state
ment declares that the members Of the
Cxeoho- Slovak army will be regarded
and treated as traitors by Austria Hun
gary. The statement. which was for.
warded by the way Of Amsterdam. snys +:
The form and contents OF this latest
declaration OF the British Government
must be emphatically repudiatsd. The
Czecho- Slovaks' national council Is a
committee OF private persons who have
no mandate from the Csscho -Slotai
people and still less from the Cxecho-
Slovak nation which exists only IN
the ina gination OF tas Entente.
Equally absurd u Il TO represent this
committee as future Government.
which s.s yet does not exist.
In reference to the CE.cho-Slovak
army It may constitute a part OF the
Entente army. but II certainly cannot be
an ally Of the Entente in the sense OF
international law. II 10 we'll known 10
Us that only a slight fraction Of the
self-styled Czscho-Slovak army are Aus
, trian or even Hungarian oiuzens oil
Slovak tongue.
These dis!oyal elements. guilty OF
perjury. will, Notwithstanding the En-
tente's recognition, Be regarded and
treated as traitors. II cannot DO per-
mitted that the peoples who have a.
wAys fulfilled Their duties Is Austrian
and Hungarian citisens and whose SOM
a. members Of the Austro-Hungariar
army fought bravely against tho En-
tsnte. shall be subjected to the suspi.
cions cast upon them by such methods
as employed by the British official decla.
! ration, The Austro-Hungarian Govern,
ment reserves Its steps In this regard "
The sun., 1918-08-18

Z L
Pave ruined .tiais prospect through IN.
treaty OF Brsst-Litovst, saying: "
This Est shrsds OF this treaty hav.
bean swSpt. awsy BY the assasslns,oU
81 Won Misoash and the fight OF m.
German 6mbassy staR from Moscow
The only people who recognized ths
treaty are now powerless and those who
opposed II are now In the saddle
"Powerless As the people of Russ,
wsrs declared to bs they were yet strong
enough to tear up tie treaty and mn,
the German Embassy to higtt."
.Ths Msewohner Post comments on IN.
overwhelming impression that has been
made In Germany by the flight OF Won
Helfferich from Moscow and warns Ger.
many to let the sleeping dogs alone"
AS for q German military expedition
into Russia" the paper adds. such 4
thing would only bring the movement
against us TIE moro Quickly to a head,
and heaven knows that movement ia
maturing rapidly enough"
The sun., 1918-08-18
SAVED FROM FIRING
SQUAD BY PRESIDENT
Pucifist Desssfsr Instead Cets
rs Year Prison Term.

CAMP MsA1s, Ma. Aug. 1.-THE neu
Eleventh Division, just organized with
MA3or-1m. JssSs McCarter as com.
mander, has been named the Lafayette
Division.
Private Herman Landsnson Of the
18Th Depot Brigade. recently found
guiity OF deesrtion and disooedience Of
orders and sentsnced 70 death, has been
saved from the airing squad By President
Wilson, who has oosusnuted the sentence
to dishonornbls discharge from the army
and hfteen years Imprisonment at Fort
Leavsnwurth.
E.sndenson was q self-styied conrar-
tioue oo3ector. He failed to fill out the
luestionnaire sent him by his local
board ana likewise failed to report for
service whSn called Arrested In Phila-
dolphin he wss charged with deserving
the service at the time he was called in
Harrisburg on or about March - and
resnainlnS absent la dssertion, until the
time Of his arrest.