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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

Guy Wyrick. well known Young far
Eler, had a birthday yesterday and
last evening was given a surprise
F when about twenty friends from PEN
dleton motored out to his farm home
and spent the evening. the surprise
having been arranged by his wife
The evening was very pleasantly
spent al Five Hundred Among those
going out were Mr. and Mrs james H.
Estes. Nj and Mrs Ross Carney. Mr.
and Ms Elmer Moore. Dr. and Mrs
r. z Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs Geo.
stangier. Mrs N. VI. Nyrick. Mr.. and
Mrs William Roesch. Mr.. Mack
Foster, Mr. and Mrs Jerome
Troxel and Mr- and Mrs. Dave John
son
The Athena Red Cross is giving a
benefit dance tonight and many PEN .
dleton folk are planning to attend.
l. F. sites was uP from Echo last .
evening
Mr.. Q. Mccall Of S,anfIeld. was in
the city last evening
Prank Pierce Of Baker is register
80 al she Peudi-ten-
G. p. PLANK of the Winchester Re
Eeating Arms Co is in the city.
>. A Eeihn Of Spokane. represent
Ing the saxon and Paige agtos. is at
The Golden Rule.
Mrs. Ina l. Rice Of the Peoples
" Warehouse. has gune to Portland 10
VISIT for a couple Of weeks
NJ F. 8layberry 81 Adams came (
lnH-u yesterday called by the death Of
bis hTother-in-Iaw. Miles Kemler.
Ars- NJ J. Thornton and little
laughter len today for Spokane TO
-isit for two weeks with sIrs Thorn !
on's parents. ia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

On Tuesday evening. March II. the
Mems Forum of the Pres byterian
church will hold its monthly banquet.
DR.. Edwin Pence of Portland. will he
the speaker of the evening and the
committee in charge, composed of
sam r Thompson. J, b McCoOk and
J, O. Hales, is preparing an exception
ally good program
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

Mrs Cyrus c. Sturgis is visiting
with relatives in Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09
Special No. 6
25c ROLLER TOWELING 19c

Very heavy grade, union of linen
and cotton; just the thing for hard
service. After Supper price =. 19c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

The regular Sunday afternoon Vic
trola concert will be held at the Coun-
ty Library from 9 to o'clock. The
program VIII be made up entirely of
requests, the last three numb bers be-
ing pieces which have been asked for
most often:
La Palofna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18
ans ser Stabtbaae.

Sim Sreitag abeno fanoen Ii9
nuf ginlaoung BON Mapor 8el 81
8iirger in Der Staotbaae Elm, I'M CT
1tetl aanoioaten fir ons amt oes $50
I~isei=&ommiI1ars an Stele oeS ber=
5torbenen IS. q. 2omtber 81 NOMINEE
rem. Self Ieste ben 3mef Der Yer
5ammlmng altseinanOer, iporant 5.
Sc. 9rotpn als Goriiser ino u. gart=
iep als Sefretdr ertDdblt muroen.
Nah Iblebnltng ber1dieoeiler At<
trdae iiber Die Mrt Der Mnsmabl Ell
11es aanoioaten uno ieiter gtonines
ton, einigte man iid oaranf, logletf
3ur Nomination iiber5ugeben, nlo
oos Neiultat mar mie folgt. Ybll.
@riabt, IA 5tinnrlen; Senrp Salff,
q; Oscar @ueiia5, 5; Gus Wauer=
MANI, 8; Nic Sengg, IT,, 2; 5reo
aamcnIter, 5; Sim Stepens, 8; 2epiS
Maberid, I; S. 8. G%opiitgton, 2;
8orter S. 2oring, 9; $. g. Silee-
brano, 2; Sacob 8olff, I, s. s.
airfpatrid, i; 5ranf guibif, 2; s..
S @ople, i; SIN @an5er tpuroen 81
Stinnnlett abgegeben. Ser ebeinalige
gbef Ser Senertpebr lit Der Nomi-
nierte uno Sic Wabl mnroe allf ben
a. sunni ai1eeiest- Mapor gea nno
oie aommiIidre perpflidten iid, ben
aanoiontelt gu linteritiiben. -Sn DER
an 8ormittag abgebaltenen Spe5ial=
Gibl1ng oes Staotrats mllroe
SO. s. Serpel ais Gtaot Gdat-
mei5ter ernanrlt ulto beltatigt, ail
GtelIe BON q. 9. Sepe, Der relignier-
te. Die Staot forbert Mngebotc Elm
fiji 5000 SUB Sdlaud fiir oos
syeuermebr 9epartenent. 8eIdlulle
iuuroen ailgenonuner, in welAen Wl7
Idol Sssobn @. Sbalp 81 ieiner er-
renltilng als Grbiid)of gratlliert mo
qlcid5eitig drfridtiges geoauern
0ariiber altsgeIproden miro, oaB er
0ie 5tabt perIaBt. Die Hflaiterniig
Der ssones mo @rano Mpenle wnroe
acknowledgements.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18

jest fin bid uno Sophie oer, barten
Sdmer5 oes 8er5iftes, OILS oas
graue gleno zines unerquidliden
SebenSfampfes."
Sic idmiegen beioe. Die Borte
oes @aters trafen lie pie aeulen-
idldge. 0ie idweren 9efiirdtungpn,
Die harten 8abrbeiten. sic lie Iid
ielbit oft genlig eeiast. mirfteu nod
pernif)terioer, neil nun Gin anoerer
Murlo lie ausiprnd.
llno oennod) in aa ser Soft
nitngsloligfeit, Ole nlir nod oeutlider
~getporoen mar, neil iest aud Der 8a-
ter tie funnte uno teilte. botte Ste
pbon Elm tories, inannbaftes @e-
fiibl- Dab bon ieiner 9iebe Der
Sdleier nes @ebeimniiIes genommen
NOR, befrieoigte i'm, tpar oie Quele
oieies mannboften, Itarfen @efitbles.
(Sortieslns folat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18

faltes, pieoerbolt 5u erlleiterrloes
@oiier cam beiten in einem @efdB,
aus melAem oas 8aiier nnten olrd
Elm 8apflo1 abgelaiien uno olbtelll
n1elles na6gegoiIen tperoen fnnp gez
ltedt ul1o Dies 70 lange ~fortgeiest,
bis yoer. 5dmer5 uno Die 5iee lidl
oerloren baben ODER menn Die 8er=
brennunq an elmer Stele lit, peIdae
man lridt in Elm @efaB balten tam,
tperoer iebr oft 81 ernelernoe 2ein=
manolappen nit faltenl 8aIler ODER
faltem 8rei BON geriebenen robea
aartoffeln, melder itets Dor ieinen
@armperoen erneuert meroen n1uB,
aufgelegt. Cine brenneuoe Berion
umbiillt man am beiten nit Siidert
geppiden urto oergleid)en; Die &lei-
Dung lnuB losgeidynittelt, ME losge=
riIlen meroen. Sci groBeren Scr
~brennllngen lit idleunigit dr5tlide
@ilfe notig. @enu man lid 0nrh
beige SpeiIen Muno uto Sals ltarf
perbramtt bat, 5hlirft man la1glota
nad uno naG eine 5iemltde Wtesge
iiBen &abmls binunter.
9ebanoInng d M e rs IN D er.
9ubnerangen.
Sci lbmersbaften S%iibneraugea
beoede man oieie fir Die Nadt
inter iorgianlem 56ut ibrer hinge
bung - nit getpobnlibem gafiood,
bas idpah angefeitdtet miro. Scr
SGmer5 miro babel balo perIdipsn'
ben.
SplunDerblItemtee
mirft idipeiBtreibeno l,no frampf<
ltiaeno uno miro oaber nit erfol9
mad mnterorndtem ShmeiB nno
SailtoerfGltunsen ~anseiuenoet. gicr
bis flint @rollm Bitten Iangen fir
5pei gaIIeit Zee. Wian nintnlt MbenoS
por Dem Shlafengeben uno morgells
niidbtern Dor Dem 5riibitiif ie cine
gaiie iold)en Gees. Soluuoerbliiten
iolten in ieoer @ausapotbefe porban-
BEN iein.
Bfirfi1 mo 4priko en-
uirfen ~anregello anf oie Magenpdn-
Sc nllo sic 2nilge, Dor alien aber allf
nie @oaabionoerung Der 2eber. Sbre
Sfalen iiuo Defenders mertpol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18

Sub 5n faiien, ba6en Sic ihon er-
fabren. Sic iasen es ielblt, Suei Sab
re iuden Sic id)on %pergebens."
,Mber ourh Die Hrotettion ces
@rafen @eper piiroe es leidt per-
BEN mari stephan elm.
runo tpenn er Sbnen nun iagt:
9eeitt, ib mill, Dab OIL 0ffi5ler bleiblt,
ib mill nid)t ale Die berfloIienen
Sabre mein @elo fortgelporfen bu-
ben. @os tperoen Sic atttiuorteu foit
men. @rof @eper lit nid)t MIR gut.
gr lit aud flug uno flar. Giner aus.
ge5eid)neten militariid)en Garriere
lit er fir Sic iifer. Gr meiB, oaB
elm 9eriifstpedfel leidt etwos BON
G~ntgleiiung an iid bat. gr miro pieI-
leift fiir6ten. Dab anf Der @rnno=
lage BON 10 uielen Opfern Elm reh-
tes Slid nift erbliiben Tonne. limo
Damn miro er Sbnen Iagen. 2ieber
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ueflfipr1 Ser National Hstnfl Mer.
hnnts MiIocintioti1 bei5nlDpbHelt.

BENTON Ser sNotioltaf Hstna Deer
donts Mflociatioil~ bef8nlpcbnet.
Mne mogliden Anltrenglingen
peroelt aenladt, nm oie morgen
Nadnlittag nm 4:30 itattff1toetlOe
Gote arenS Baraoe Su cinel1t Mic
}enerfolg mo elmer ipirflid)en Vol
Ienporaoe 5u geitalten. Salnn1tlld]e
Siirqer ser 5taot iino eingelaoelt
1id1 oenl 3lge an5nidlieBell, aud
fpenn 5ie 5ll feille1 beltintntten yer
einigu1gen geb0ren, tie ioaen mn ID
re Spmpatbie fir oas Gote arel5 u,
oeilen 3mefe 3eigen. als Wfilitar=
Marldan miro Der Sberllleutnallt
s. 9. @oigbt fungieret ulto in iel-
ner slnfeobe bon udt iiingcren Diff
sieren ~uttteritiist meroen, pabrero
Serr Sofepb @alib ben BON Der gar-
gerfdoft gebiloeten Sell oes 3uges
leiten miro. Sdrmtlide Wilitat
aapeaen bon Comp Srapis 1ofpie oaS
aus SO Mitelieoern b~eitebenoe aea'1
6iclo Muiif : aorps peroet lhb on
oen llm5uge beteiligett nito Die pofl.
ae MuiiA Iiefern. Mebrere 8atterieil
Mrtiaerie, peridieoene aompagltiell
Snfanterie iotpie Die berittene Wilt
tar : Yoli5ei merOen bic Boraoe er=
offnen; ibnen folgen Die itaotiidlell
nflo @ountp 8eborOen, oenen lid)
baum Ste ibrigen gereinigungen an-
ihlieBen. slildb Die gum Soften &reu3
aeborigen Ginoer iiber 10 Sabre 10
ipie anoere iiingere 2elite, oerefi 3abl
auf ca. 10000 geihatt miro, meroen
mitmarihieren. Infer ben ilbrigell
Geilnebmern liro nod 81 ertpdbnen,
sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes vHotell
areuSes" pom Camp grapls, Der e.
biIde Srailen Gereill nno Die 3ng.
linae Der Breckenridge 6odidlle.
- Man glalbt, Dab YrnlioeilI
8illon oemnafit oie ORDER unter-
spid)nen miro, meId)e Die Grridtntg
ser qroBen Meparatnruerf|tdtte fir
Motor Srufs in unierer Staot an
oronet. Griegsminiiter Bafer bat ne
6ereits, auf 0rangen nnieres 5era.
tors Gbepparo, ltnter5eid)net-
M n. M 49, LL>l
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GottouIamen-T robnfte.

Gan antonio, Is. Mai. 1918.
Brine CRUDE Cotton GeeD Oil. $1.31.
Ientx psr 0anone
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Geinnb
&aIt 3 Il {.

81 l.le y Z
Is aibt iebr pieIe MenideL sie ilt
laltiger @eiie al io%genaanten fall
fen ssiiBen leioen. Ser ansoraf III
eigentli6 falid, oenn oie 5iBe lino
10 marnl mic Der iibrige a0rpcr, MIR
sic Salt ser 5iiBe lit faltcr als ge7
mohnlid). Ia Die 9aitt bon Den OAR
uaterlicgcfloen Srganen anr6 cine
marnle iioIierenoe 5ettidid}t ges
trenut tit, 10 fonneit lif III Der @ast
5emperatllrpertdltniiie einlteler, Die
nit Der eigcntlid)en Superintendent
tlr nifts gemein baben, uno Die le
oiglid allf oie Snteniitat Der glut.
b1rd5tromulig Der Saltt surild5ufiib-
rem iiuo. @enn mir alio uon falten
gSiiBen fpred1cM 10 miifien mir Die
llrlad)e oieles 3uitanoes in einer
pcrmiuoerten Nlutperiorgang Der
Saut oes SnBes indelt, 9ieie gerin-
aere gurdbliitung Der 9aut lam IL
rem @rltno in nerpolen 3uitdnoen go.
ben, lrto oos lit pobl mlciit Der 5aa
bel Meniden, Die Itets an falten Sit
hen leioen. Solde Heigungen fon=
men allh pererbt meroen uflo limo 81
aentlid) mir rebt idiper 81 be,eitt-
aer. 9eIonoers marrne ~6ltBbetlef-
ouna unb Oialiage helfen nod am
beIten. gieI bdlfiger tritt Die Grldel-
NINA Der falten SSiiBe als 6olge uil-
aleifmaBiger 8lutoeriorgulg att1.
0ieIe fam nun M S%tauungen ibrcil
@ruuo baben ooer ourh aa5ugroBe
Rilbe peranlaBt meroen. Die 9llt.
perlorgung Der 6iiBe lit i'm allgemel-
men bel Der aufredtcn @altung ocs
Mcniden cine trdgere pie in aneeren
0rganen, mas ia leidt peritanoli1
lit, es mcrocn aIlo alle ben glutfreis-
lonf i'm aIgemeinen b%inoernoen Wo.
mente in Den unferen e~rtrernttntefl
li6 am. ebelten fiiblbar MAIDEN. Sc.
oenfaas lit es bel elmer Heigtng 81
falten 6iBen Ourd)aus ongeseigt, fiir
quite 0eroauung tets Sorge 5u trd-
aer. 5erner fam abiolute Hiibe OH
ne ieoes @eben cine Srdgbeit in Ser
glutperiorgung beipirfen. Oaralls err
aibt lid bic einiadJe Hegel, tdglid, ci
ne aemiiie 3eit 5u geben, iei es i'm
SreietL iei es i'm geidlolieuen 8aum,
notiirlid) lit oos lebtere ni6t 10 gut
uie oas ~erltere. Wtar miro oft er.
itaullerl, uie iduea bic laitlgen fol
ten 5iiBe~ bel ygelmdBigem @eben
perihminnen.
granoipunoen,
aitfIegen pom 2einen, oas nit e.
her Miidnng BON Salatol nno aalf-
muiler ooer @lp5erin aetronft lit, I'M
9totTale Au~fitrenen bon Viebl; Sc-
oedling nit 8er6anomutte. &leinere
9ranobloien laBt man nlberilbrt
groBe nisb ldnrer5ei1oe meroen mr.
angeltohen. 0as bette Wittel bel
@erbrennitnger lit itefs faltes @ol'
fer. Der perbrunnte EeiI miro iofort,
ebe nod cine 8loie entItatioen lit, in
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Yucrfci

- Ole aampagne fir Die COMMIT
luna bon S100, 100000 fur ods
Amcrifaniide Hote 4rel5 beginnt am
90. Mai mo idlieBt an q. Wai.
graae sSeoer naf Moglid)feit 5u Dem
Golo bell
Hah elmer loeben aus @alE
ingtoll ei%ngetroffellen Witteililng
beabiittigt Die MilttarperpaIfliiig
oas groBe 2uartierrleIlter Seprf
auf Sort Sam 9ollltoil pefraopfltt)
81 perflelnerll Die @erud)te, Dab 0as
9aupt-G epot nod Soltlton ooer ylep
Orleans pereegt iperoell lou, perlI9eh
nif 9orenlagell liilo eafpeDrei 1eoef
gfgrufDltaa.
Sed)5lg altI 1elerllon iaulel'9e
Mnflageit tueldbe geger WttllfarfflId)s
tiar Dor Dem ariegsgerld)t I'M Camp
Ernnis erbNpelt mare'l mo illeoergeS
idlagert iporoetL oa ole befre1feiloell
Gefrilten lid ~nadtraglld) 5llni siits
trIft .gcmeloef Daberl.
Der I'M AuartlernleIlfertSepar
fenlent oes Comp Iraots otc'lertoa
Soloat Y 9. Stepens IT megen ansT
gabe bier gaaild)ter eDeds I'M 0es
lannltbetraae Don S44.3O mt
Shin1p1 ltno Sd]alnoe aus DER arnaee
uusgeltoBen itllo 81 fllnf Sabre1
3uhtbails pertirtcilt iporoell.
-3n Gbren bes bisberigcn gi.
fhofs Sobn Is. Sbatp, Der gum Gr5.
bijd)of BON Nefp Orleans ernuilnt
iporoen lit ullo iih oefinabIt nod
ieiaem neilea @irfllngsfreis beeeben
miro, mar am 0reitag nbcno I'M @nn.
ter Sotcl Don mebrereu fatboliidell
ssrreinigungen cine groBartigc ab.
idieosfeier pcranltaltet woroen, an
Ser bic geiammte tatboliide @eiit-
Iiffeit Der Staot iopie Die beruor-
~rageuoiten @sitglieoer Der bieiigen
fatboliid)en @emeinoen teilnabmen.
Ger clfidbrige 9tegerilinge, Der
Dor etrpa pier Mouaten bon einem
8~iebbdnoIer aus Grofett m Sali Yin
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slarft.8eriht.
Cotton.

San slntonio, beilte 81 Gents.
@alpelfpn, gelterH $3.50 Gents.
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B~a5rideinlides Better.

Sir San antonio uno ltmgegeno:
&eltte abero nro Sonntag beoeft.
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Tarm-8rpbnfte.
Wemmie.

N.g-ae
s~turtpffeln, neile, $2.75 luao $500 per
100 9funo; California, $500 per 100
gfunS; COLORADO, $500 per 400 Yfo.
SiiBfartoffeln gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3pfebeln, Seras 8ermuoas, 1925;
grnital Stare, $1.75.
Somaten, mer,, 1925.
8obnen, COLORADO, Biuto. pet Efp
1925; California 8anous. per etpt..
3d. so; Yinfs, 1915; Gina, $500:
Napp, $500; Bladebes, S11.00; Mounb
Green. per 8uidei 9mnpers. $500.
Sriihe ~Striua Beans. $500 nno
1926.
&o6l. $500 uno 1925 per 100 $50.
Crime Yfeifer, 25c per $50.
Maoiesden, SOC per Ob0. 8unoel.
Gpiuat, 85e per Camper.
Crime grbien. $500 per 0nmper
@eeteil, $500 per 100 Ffnllo.
Meerrettta<W nrseln. per ttb 80
8urfeu, per Crate, $500 urb $3.50.
6elerie. soc per 9usenc.
BeterfiIie. Acc per Dbb. sBiinbeI.
aopfidlat, Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
Sfiriihe, $1i25 per Crate.
grbien, per fleiuer Crate. $500.
Gelbe Rur5eln, $500 Der 100 Rfb.
SAuaIH RNA SAiNHNtt. Y1r@CF
@ierpflan5en. $500 Der 8uidel.
Miiben, $500 Der 100 gfunb.
erbbeeren, $500 per Crate.
Marft.
Gan antpnio, IS. @ai. 1918.
aiibe, $500 bis 1925,
RGlber, $3.50 big $1,000.
8uIIeu, $500 Bis $1,000.
Gd1eu, 5000 bis $t4.5G.
ct. 9ouis. IS. @aai, 1918. -
Hinbpieb, Serass@ieh, $40 biz $3.50
Sdipeiue, Sf6.05 biz $f7.60.
6Grte.
@eial5ene 6dlite ........15c per BIo
Srodene 6dlte ......... zoe Der Vto.
Crime 6dute .......... 12c per Bfo
6eae.
g8oIf itno Studs ... 20 Gts.
anaorae3 ie9en, per BIO. . 10 @ts.
Iu9oraz 3ieaeu, beiddSiat -. 5 Cts.
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Die ,Greie HreHe fiir Segas"
erid,eirt ais gageblatt mnb Nodbenbtatt.

1s saseblat lit pierlehig uno fofet SOC per Otouat ooer Sc ply Sabr.
9as @odenbIat lit seh8ebnlehis no sfotef 81 per saDr. Naa 92arteo
50 Sob. Sad europa, Gorto sineeNAIofen So:
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Or. @eo. s. @nr5bad, 3abnar5t,
Sids @ebauoe. St. 6067.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS.

Berne, Switzerland, Jan. 2O.-(Cor- respondence of The Associated Press)
 British and Turkish delegates, who have been conferring here for some time in regard to a proposed ex- change of prisoners, have closed their negotiations after reaching what the British delegates describe as "a sat- isfactory arrangement"
 The negotiations provide not only for the exchange of prisoners, but also for a complete inspection of pris- on camps. Turkey has about 10000 British prisoners, mostly Indians, while Great Britain has 5O,OOO Turks. It is expected that the agreement will will be immediately ratified and within few weeks the first exchange will be made on Swiss soil, 1000
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03

British invalid prisoners, being ex- changed for 1,50O Turks. After this exchange there will be an examina- ton of all prisoners under a low schedule of disability by t mixed commission of Turkish and British doctors, this arrangement doing away with the delay incident to the em- ployment of neutral doctors.
 The negotiations with the Turks proved far more satisfactory than the British delegates had expected. The discussions were conducted in con- cilatory spirit on both sides. A num- Der of supplementary agreements were reached regarding treatment o1 prisoners hereafter.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03

{ Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, Nov. 30 l-(Correspondence of The Associated
 Press s)-Prompted by the belief that German residents have fomented and supported railway strikes and other labor troubles in southern Brazil, the Brazilian government has prepared to take severe steps to prevent any further German inspired disturb ances.
 Large forces of troops now are quartered in Southern Brazil and custom houses at Port Alegre and Rio Grandc are filled with artillery, which can be transported quickly to any other points in the southern part of the country.
 By suppressing newspapers printed in the German language and by clos ing German schools and removing German priests from Catholic schools, the government has sue cceded in blocking large part of the German propaganda and strict censorship prevents the spreading of news regarding German unrest or the governments steps for overcoming it..
 There is general talk however, throughout Brazil, even by Brazilian officials, to the effect that the Ger mans have not given up their attempt to harrass the Brazilian government and embarrass it's shipments to the entente allies. Municipal officers Tn one of the principal towns of the western part of the state of Rlo Grandc Do Sul told me that their in vestigations had led them to believe that German support was largely re- sponsiblc for the success and long duration of the recent railroad strikes and that they also were con- yinced that the strikes were part of revolutionary plan which has been entirely crushed.
 On several occasions Brazilian peo-
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
Germans in Brazil Guiltp of Kind
 Work 7heD Did Hn the United States

1 pie have set fire to the property of Germans as protest against their defiant and disrespectful manner to- ward the Brazilian goernment
 Of the 1,838,24O people living in the state of Rio Grande Do Sul, it is estimated that 10000 are of German birth or first generation descendants of Germans and it has been official " reported that there arc. 10000 German reservists in the German rifle clubs of this state alone. These Germans have practically controlled the commercial enterprises in this part of Brazil.
 Even after Brazil broke diplomat ic relations with Germany the cam paign of the Germans was kept up and German business houses in Rio Grande Do Sul and Porto Alegre flew the German flag from their win dows without the customary courtesy of flying the Brazilian flag with it. ln0 DTdZllldIlS were ucHlSu ulCIuUcI- ship in the German clubs and the German shooting ranges.
 Finally, soon after the declaration of war, the Austrian consul in Rio Grande Do Sul attempted to snug gle several interned German sailors out of the city and to one of the German colonies in the state of San ta Catharina whence they could have found their way into Paraguay or Ar gentina. The fugitive sailors were recaptured but the consul succeeded in reaching Paraguay.
 As soon as the people became aware of this they formed into a mob and marched through the streets burning German goods and stoning German buildings as was done in Buenos Aires. The German club in Rio Grande was burned and bonfires were built in the streets into which were thrown the merchandise that was thrown out of the German shops.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCE
 MENTS.

The Independent is authoriz- cd to announce the following persons as candidates for public office, subject to the action of the Democratic party: For County Superintendent J. M. Balch.
 Garland E. Land. A. J. Garner.
 2. D. Barber
 H. L. Thomas For Congress
 Wna. A. Hodges. ". D. Davenport. WI. A. Oldfield For County Treasurer w. D.. McLain. Charles K. Coe. For County Judge: John A. Melville. R. R. Tyer. s<~ w. M. Tims. W. A Mink. For Sheriff and Collector Terry Guin.
 M. Ivy. For Representative: R. T. Simmons For County Clerk:
 F. Parish.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

On account of the bad condition of the weather the tax collector was un- able to reach the following points as advertised, and will appear at the places on these dates:
 Cache township, Algoa, Tuesday February 8.
 Cow Lake township, Eight Mile, Wednesday, February 20.
 Cow Lake township, Proctor's School House, Thui sday, February 21.
 Cow Lake township, Gourd Neck, Friday, February 22.
 Cache township, Burton's Store, Saturday, February 23.
 Bateman township, Surrounded Hill School House, Monday, Febru- ary 25.
 J. M. IVY, Sheriff and Collector Jackson Coun-
 ty, Arkansas.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that, as marshal of the city of Newport, I have taken up the following live stock, to-wit:
 One dark, fawn colored Jersey COW, about >12 years old; no marks or brands.
 The owner of said stock is hereby notified to come forward and prove to the undersigned and that in de- fault thereof I will on
 THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1918, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the city hall in the City of Newport, Arkansas, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and 8 o'clock in the af- ternoon of said date.
 G. c. MARTIN,
 244d10t. City Marshl.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
|ANCLO-AMER ER|CANE PLOT ALLEGED
Berlin Declares Big Sum of Money Was Raised in Washington to Fo-
 ment Trouble in Germany.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 London, Feb. 2.-Berlin dispatches published in Cologne newspapers de- scribe in detail an alleged Anglo American plot to foment revolutions in countries of the Central Powers, according to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph. It is declared two hundred and fifty mill lion marks were subscribed in Wash ington to the organization, which was to be under the leadership of Senator Stone, Earl Reading and Viscount Northcliffe.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
THE MOST ASTONISH-
 ING THINGS IN PARIS

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Paris, Feb. 2.-One of the French trench newspapers has been asking soldiers returning from leave what astonished them most in Paris. Here are few typical replies:
 To see people sitting down to their meals.
 To see unoccupied cellars.
 To find there are women who are are not grocers.
 To find people who want to go to the country
 To see funerals.
 To be asked to sit down when get ting ones hair cut.
 To hear civilians complaining about their hardships.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-03
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