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BUNICUL

BUNICUL
E mai bine sd raminem aici, caci
nu Sc site ce Sc poate 'ntimpla.
TATAL
Nu trebue sa iii vesnic nelinistit.
Nu mai nici 9 primejdie, dinsa a
scapat...
BUNICUL
Mi Sc pare ca nu-i tocnai bine. J.
fatal
De &c vorbesti asaf
BUNICUL
Lam auzit glasul.
fatal
Oar odata cs doctorul he mere,
dinteaza ca putem Il linistiti. q.
UNCHIUL
Stii bine Cd socrului mai place
sa ne turbure degeaba.
|BrJNICUL
Eu nu vad q yoi.
UNCHIUL
Atunci treb1e 81 cercetezi, sd
'ntrebi pc cei care vad. Dinsa
era foarte bine III dupa amiazi. A.
cum doarme d,iqx 81 cred ear ii bi.
ne sa nu tnrbuzk ia cea dintii searss
| frumOas8 ne caitS 4nf7mnfaraa ~ q
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CAZ DE MOARTE.

In seara zilei de II Noembrie
1918 s'a intimplat mare memo
rocire in Canton, Ohio, prin cioc-
nirea unui automObil Gu un tren
express al liniei ferate Pennsyl-
vania, omorind Z persoane, intre
care a fost 81 fratele Mateiu Cos
ma, membru al societatii noastre
,,Printul Nicolae'' din Bridge
port, Ohio, despartindu-se de a
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in mijlocul camerii parasite, copi-
lul Isl urmeaza neturburat somnul
in fotoliu. - Tacere).
STREINUL
Copilul nu s'a desteptat! (Plca.
ca si'el).
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| fatal
Banuesc ca da.
BUNICUL
Ar trebui sd Sc duca cineva sa
lvada.
UNCHIUL
Micutul M ar nelinisti mai multi
decit nevasta ia. Iata au trecut mai
multe saptamini de cind s a nascut
Isl deabia da semne de vieata; pima
acum ma tipat o singura data; al
crede cal de ceara.
lBUNIcUL
Eu cred CD $ q nascut surd, poa-
! t. 81 mutt. Iata u1lde due casato-
lriile fntres rude Taccrc dexa-
robAtoafe)
fTATAIJS.
Mai mi y sal nrasc cfnd
~ gf6dese III ! indurat mama din
caux1 lni.
lUNCHIJIE
Trebue sa Xii drept eel de yina
Emicutul = En,lnai q singur ID scea
Iodaei
lTAQdL
IA, doetcrul ! at ,ordin IS ID
- ~ I.
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UNCHIUL
Odata ce boala a intrat intr Z
casa poti spune c "a patruns un sire.
in in familic.
TATAL
Oar, atunci, sc 'ntclege della sine
Cd n afara de familie nu trebue Sd
te increzi in nimeni.
UNCHIUL
Al mare dreptate.
BUNICUL,
De ce All n am putut s o ySd pt
sarmana- mi copila 7
UNCHIUL
Stii binec ca doctorul ncsa oprit.
BUNICUL
Nici AZ mai stiu ce s. cred
lUlJCHIUL s
= de prisos Sd to turburi.
BUNICIJL
(aratinh nsa din stinga J
OareEea nu ne-ande'
lTAFAL
Nh 1orbim asa de tare 81 " \,
auda; si-apoi IVA : destul de eros
lsa, iar s0ra de- caritate \ cll a ii Az
iar vcsti daca am vorbi prea tsre. &
lBUNICUL G
arStind ,isa didsg lrsspta
Oare q nu e-aude I 8. &
lTATAIs
H RI. assss 4 I
! lBt5n1IC D
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Cetatenia.


Acum cind multi din barbatii
nostri sunt plecati la armata sau
la marina, moi femeile ii inlocuim
, in fabrici 81 savirsim multe lu-
cruri pc care lie faceau inainte
barbatii. Era vreme cind Gre
DEAN ca nu era nevoie ca sd stim
multi limba, legile 81 obiceiurile
tarii. 1asati asia 1nsarcina bar
lRtilor. Moi aveam sd ne vedem
de casa, 81 mimic altceva. Oar a.
cum cind suntem silite sd ne We
dem de treburi fara barbati 81
iii, he pare rau Ca nu stim mai
multi despre tara. Barbatii au tre-
butt sa invete englezeste ca sa
treaca examenele de incetatenire,
dar moi femeile ne facuram ceta-
tene in acelas timp, fara sa ne fl
dat vre-o osteneala.
Macar daca barbatii nus dust
de acasa, incepem sd ne dam sea-
ma ca prinde bine sd stu limba
tarii 81 sa cunoastem astoria Ell. Co
phi nostri merg la scoale america
ne 81 au invatatori americani.
Dinsii invata limba engleza 81
voiesc ca mamele sa vOrbeasca
limba pc care au invatat-o. Copii
invata despre traiul Americanilor
81 obiceiurile lor. dar cind in
cearca sd ne spuna noua lucrurile
acestea, nu-i putem fntelege find
ca nu stim mimic despre ele 81 ne
par neobicinuite. Gu cit cresc CO.
phi mai mari. Gu att he este mai
greu sal intelegm, daca nu ne
am dat silinta sd invatam 81 moi.
Daca nu he dam osteneala sa
pricepcm obiceiurile americana
singure, in curind invatam min
te. Allan ca putem fl ferite de
camatari 81 de notari, necinstiti,
carl cauta sd ne insele. De aseme-
nea ALLAN ca unii doctori sunt
pungasi, de care trebue sd ne fe-
rim.
Char daca am 1nbatrinit, nu
prea t1rziu sd ne apucam sd in
vatam limba 81 obiceiurile tarii.
o sd ne fie mai bine cind vom Fl
facut asia. Barbatii nostri dease-
menea vor ajunge in stare mai
buna. Gel ce-s dust la lagarele a
mericane fnvata englezeste 81 toa-
tie obiceiurile tarii. Cind sc vor in
toarce acasa la sfirsitul razboiu-
lui, dinsii vor vol ca moi sd stim
limba 81 sd cunoastem poporul ia
Ri pentru care s'au luptat. Ce fe-
riciti vor Fl Ell, cind vor afla ca
am invatat lucrurile acestea.
Cind lipsesc de acasa, primim
une ori instiintari pc care nu lie
putem ceti. Sc poate intimpla sd
nu primim vre-o veste de la Ell ori
sa nu ne vie Danii carl Mise cuvi-
ne. 81 de multe orr nu stim ce sa
facem. De aceea foarte folosi-
toare limba engleza 81 cunostlnta
cum sa punem capat acestOr ma
cazuri.
Auzim ca Statele Unite sa lup-
ia pentru democratic, dar poate
nu intelegem intocmai ce insamna
aceasta. 1nseamna darea tuturor
aceleasi drepturi, dar pc llnga a.
ceasta inseamna ca tot omul are
datoria sa de implinit. De oare ce
Statele Unite da ajutor tuturor,
am trebui 81 moi sd ne facem dato-
ria a invata cum putem folosi prl-
lejurile date. i
NJ putem ajunge departe clnd
nu intelegem tara. Odata zee am
invatat limba, in curind suntem
in stare a ne imbunatati soarta.
Cind strazile imprejurul easel in
care train nu sunt curate ori in
buna stare, putem afla unde tre-
bue sd facem plingerea. La vre-
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sula, du-te de vczi daca doarme Ii
nistit.
FlICA CEA MAI MARE
Da, tata, numai decit. (Cele trei
surori Sc scoala 81, tinindu-se dc MI
ma, intra in odaea din drespta).
TATAL J.
La cite ceasuri are q vic surioa-
ra!
UNCHIUL
Cred Care sa vie pc Ia pous.
TATAL sa
Stunt noua trccutc. Az yres s3
vie astaseara; nevasta-mea tine
|mult so vada.
UNCHIUL
Gu sigurantA cS D Sd vie. y PEN
tru intliaorG cind vino aicil
TATAL ~ n
Niciodad ma intrat in casa.
UNCHIUL
"A viile foarte grcu 80 parasessc3
manastirca. III,
TATAI
@ sa vie singurai
|UNCEIUL
|. Cred "a 9 " insoti una din e.
lugarite, cAsil dngurcfnu pot eyi.
TATAL Il.
y toate acestea dfnsa \ starita
|Ihanxstifii. h l s. "a \, 4 81
|IJNCHfIJL sSss 81 s'ss
RsgnlsamH ental ] a,Rn NJ aag
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u6vs OV6VuuVV OOW0
Preot. gr. or. Romfn
1847-7th Str, CANTON, O.
Telefon: Bell 1906.
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DE CE SA OTRAvIM
stomacul Gu pilule 81 alte doctorii
otravitoare, cind natura a prova-
zut in marele eli laborator -
cimpiile, padurile 81 muntii -
cura pentru cele mai multe boale
ale omului?
Eu am devenit ruina fizices-
te din cauza lungei boale de sto-
mac. Am fost nerves, ostenit, am
avut o constipatie persistenta 81
indigestie, ce au cauzat durere
cronica de spate 81 toximia. Nam
cautat Gu doctorii de ami de zile
81 am luat tot felul de medica-
mente, pilule, saruri 81 oleiuri,
carl au stricat att de multi sto-
macul meu, incit nu mai puteam
minca 81 nici lua alte doctorii.
Doctorul mia spus ca necesara
o operate ca sa ma fac sanatos.
fnsa eu am auzit despre ierburile
lui Saint Bernard 81 LEAN incer-
cat. = n doua saptamini am ince-
put sd ma fac mai bine, mai tir-
ziu m am simtit 81 mai bine, 81 a.
cum am un apetit splendid, ma
STINT tare 81 bine. Aoeste minuna-
te ierburi de stomac a lui Saint
Bernard ma scapat.
Daca d-ta suferi de orr ce boa
ID de stomac, rarunchi, ficat ori
boala de pintece, constipatie, in
digestie, junghiuri, aciditate, ga
zuri, miros la rasuflare, ragaiala,
molesala, nausea, ameteala, du-
reri de cap, dureri de pintece, du-
reri nervoase, friguri, desodine
la urinat, mincarime, piele mesa,
natoasa, gilciuri, nervositate, su-
parari, insomnia, debiltate gene
'rala etc., cauzate de desordinea
stomacului, a rarunchilor orr a fl
catului ia ierburile de stomac ale
lui Saint Bernard. Ele ajuta de
miune. Stunt aromatice 81 placute
4 le bel ca pc ceai. Pretul lor e
pc un pachet mare 81. Aceste mi
nuate ierburi nu numai usureaza
pintecele 81 alunga ori corecteaza
desordinea, ele fac 81 mai multi.
Ele elimineaza otrava din siste-
mul corporal, purifica singele, da
un bun apetit, promoveaza bu-
ma indigestie, intareste ficatul, re
guleaza rarunchii 81 actiunea pin
tecelui 81 te face sd te simti bine
din ori ce punct de vedere. Pri-
mul pahar dupa ce vel bea te va
face foarte vessel. 1ncearca-le. Tri-
mite $1.10 pentru un pachet la:
ST. BERNARD GARDENS, 8O8
COMMON STR, c., NEW Or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
LOAN DRIVE WORKERS FIND
PEOPLElARE INTENSELY LOYAL

Not a person did we meet in all
our rounds who showed the least
symptoms OF dlsloyalty"
This was the tribute paid TO Mea-
cham residents by J. d. Casey. dis
trict chairman for the little mountain
town. who was down yesterday bring
ing with him subscriptions to Liberty
Bonds totaling Sle50. This sum was
in addition to a like amount subscrib-
ed through the O.-W. by employees.
and besides Mr.. Casey has several
hundred dollars more he expects to
get.
Meaeham, because Of its remote
ness. has never been reached I'm pre-,
Vious campaigns save through the
railroad company but the new county
oTganization created a separate dis
trict there. MIR. Casey was made
chairman and he declares the expert
ences he had in personal solicitation
well repaid him for all his efforts
1t does man good 10 find out how
loyalty our people are thinking and
feeling IN spite OF the fact that some
OF them are absolutely unable to
tnke bonds"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13

Mr.. Casey told OF one man who had
no money at all but wanted to buy
a Liberty Bond So badly that he Of
fered TO sacrifice so cents a cord on
carload Of wood % order TO raise
the money. Another family, hardly
with a dollar in the house, I'm debt
for seed grain sowed on a little patch
Of cleared ground and bravely hop
ing for a small crop this year, dug up
enough money to make initial pay
ments on three $50 bonds. Almost all
Of the wood choppers subscribed and
everyone in the district who couldn't
take bonds is going to take war
stamps. he states.
In sGibbon the experience OF the So
licitors was much the same. ]. F.
Thompson, the chairman there. and
his fellow solicitors sent down a Sign
ed statement TO the effect that every
person in Gibbon district who was at
all able had subscribed.
Athena reports only three OF her
potential subscribers who have not
come through" and these are expect
eo to soon. Similar reports are being
sent I'm from all districts IN the coun-
ty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
'MASSED ENEMY DIVISIONS
DRIVING TOWARD BA|LLEUL II
RHEIMS BOMDARDED. AFIRE
Continuous Fighting on West Front With
Fate Still in Balance; Allies Ret1ke
Some Ground From Foe; Allies Hold,
EUeryDhere South of La BdSse. Enemy
Tries to Widen Breach.
(Henry Woody

| WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES, April 13.-Of the 200
German divisions the west front lis have been engage
ed Seventy five of these have been withdrawn because
of losses Probably the losses average $500 to division
and adding the estimated losses in divisions still engaged
gives total of German losses to be 100000.
LONDON, April 13..The British are today holding the
line at all points the Flanders front and they advanced
slightly at one point, Haig'announced.
I'VE advanced slightly, taking few prisoners near
Festubert East of LOGON the enemy in strong attack
entered line at certain points, but driven off and
a second attack also was beaten eff
Heavy fighting, beginning Yesterday around Neuve-
Eglse and Wulverwhiem is continuing.
An enemy attack west of Mervle last night was re-
pulsed.
South of the Somme Hangard-en-Santerre posi-
tions captured by the enemy were regained by France
british counter attacks North Of the Somlne enemy ar
tilery is active.
The west front from the Ypres Confines Canal to the
Disc is now practically continuous batteline prob
ably $50 miles long The hardest fighting is st continue
ing In Flanders where the enemy is trying to capture
Balleul and Bethune. The Germans again driving
towards Amiens, however and gaining slightly against
the French.
Vimy Ridge recognized the key to important posi-
tons on l6 mile front from La Basse to the Scarpe SEN
aratng the two major battlefrons There is continuous
areryng here Arras is the objective and Hindenburp
will certainly strike here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
PENDLETON MIGHT BECOME
HEADQUARTERS FOR POLICE

Pendieton has a chance 10 become
headquarters FOR the eastern Oregon
company Of state police but some ef-
fort will probably have 60 be made 20
secure their location here inasmuch
as other eastern Oregon cities are
urging their claims. There will be but
one company in eastern Oregon and
only a part 81 the. company will be
kept In each city. However, the COM
pany officers will maintain headquar-
tiers In one of the principal cities Of
this part Of the state.
Deputy sheriff Jake Marin this
morning received letters from Major
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
FRENCH HAVE
SUFFERED IN
: BITTER WAY
Extreme Sacrifices Depicted
by Miss Helen Stewart
Here Last Night.
SAW MUCH OF MEN
WHO HELD VERDUN
Reconstruction Work in Re-
claimed Zone is Marvel
of War.

How the French have sacrificed
and suffered. how they have showr
unmatchable courage and enduranc'
for an ideal and to uphold cause
thai la Americas as much as II q
their own. was told by Miss Helen G
Stewart OF Victoria, b. C, TO an au-
dIence that filled the : Christian
church last evening.
Miss Stewart Is young woman OF
slight physique but Intense earnest
ness and nervous energy. AS she
warmed TO her subject last evening
the audience Eat in amazement at
the revelations made.
During her entire stay in France
Miss Stewart elas with the French
forces. not the British. and she gives
a splendid Insight into the spirit and
aspirations Of the French soldiers and
civilians.
In the Vosges mountains where tho
speaker was stationed one winter the
weather was bitter cold. yet there
was but a scanty supply, OF coal and
frozen feet were common among the
fighters. She told Of letter from a
soldier behind the. lines who was
without socks and said the men I'm
his rsai0n had no socks at ALI
though the weather was bitter cold.
Many of the men seen IN the vos-
ges had been at verdun. They did
not cheer. they did not boast but their
eyes shown like q white flame said
the nurse in describing their atti-
tude.
one Of the mafvels OF France has
been the inch BY inch progress Of re-
construction work in the territory re-
claimed from the foe. No sooner
has the land been retaken than the
old men and women peasants and
young boys have been at work put
ting In crops
At one point where Miss Stewart
was stationed many thousands OF
soldiers would pass constantly. by
day and night. II was the task OF
the canteen 10 serve soup and coffee.
A. times they would have a soup sup
ply for shy 1000 men and 5000 would
come. They would then hail "A 10.
connective engineer and attack a hot
water hose 90 the engine, thereby
setting an additional supply OF hot
water with~~which extra soup was
made through use Of emergency Ta-
tiona.
IF women bat knew how far SO
would go towards caring for striek-
en- families and fathsrless children
IN France there would not be many
new spring hats" said Miss stewart
in eSplaininE the care OF refugees.
All homes IN France are open 20
children who have been left homeless.
In the majority OF cases people who
are almost Impoverished themselves I
sre giving food and shelter 10 those |
less happily situated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13

$29.24 PER CAPITA
IS UMATILLA CO. TAX

Umatilla county in 1918 is paying
taxes to the amount of s29.24 pei
capita which Is Just about the aver.
age In the state. the average beine
s29. Benton county pays the loves,
per capita. Si6.74, and Tiilamook the
highest, s54.43, Umatilla county is
18th OF the SO counties.
In 1914 Umatilla county paid a per
capita tax OF s22.50 in spite OF the
fact that the total taxes were consid-
erably lower. In 1914 the total tax
was $66O,357 against $731.I1S this
year. The following are the taxes
this county is paying this year: state
sl30,20S.7O; county. $TO.S6I35:
school. S3o2.254.60: road S107.957:
cities and towns. si02.342.22 and mis-
cellaneous. sif75i.s6. Multnomah.
Marion. Lane. Clatsop. Coos and
counties all pay a greater
tax than Umatilla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
HAROLD CASEY WINS
CROSS COUNTRY RUN
Austin Ford Second, Donald
Woodwork, Third, in
Big Event.

The three and ene-half mile eross
country race which was run yester-
day. afternoon from the high school
Aaa won by Harold Casey, whose time
was ~ minutes and a2 seconds. The
nest two men IN were Austin Ford
ait4B, and Donald Wnodworth, 2I.b0.
The race started from the fire
house near the hiKh school and end
ed up ne the intersection of East
Bluff and Main streets Eleven boys
took pari In the race but ~ did not
finish. noms riding in in cars which
hRd been stationed along the course
20 open the safes.
This time h not as 5000 as that in
which the race was run last year na
me first man IN issf year finished IN
1890. This does not Indicate a slow
race yesterday however, ns the time
last year established a record for this
event
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
HUSKY SENIORS WIN BATTLE
AT HIGH SCHOOL LAST NIGHT

The second nght In which the 'is
class ~ the high school has been en-
gaged for the purpose ~ defending
their numerals, occurred lart niEht
between nine and ten o'clock a. the
fire house, south % the school. their
opponents being the junior class The
seniors wcne outnumborsd two "a one
but because % their adsnntaEe in
size they came ouf the victors and are
now the Acknowledged leaders in
school.
About sifs the Juniors made a mad
onslaught, thinking they would take
their opponents by suTpriro, nut the
uppercinHamen were prepared for
this and met the other boys with
equal DISCRIMINATION. For while thp
oulookers. of Nhiah there were
groat- many, could not nil which eide
vas winning out Sometimes one
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13

class was ON top then they would
change positions again. The styar
men were busy with the ropes tying
their weiimF hands and feet then
dragglHg them OF into the weeds
where they would bee unable ca do
Further harm.
About ten o'clock the 10 class de-
cided fate was against them and one
~ one they gave up. The mighty
SENIORS gave q lusty cheer and CONE
menced ropaintinE their numerals.
One point iu favor ~ the seniors was
the girls. who'd. when their fellow
clnssmen had put their man on the
Eround. tied him up, some of the
giris used shears on their unfqriu-
nate opponents. disfguratiug thet
hcac1 fer weeks 90 come.
host of the fighting was entirely
good nugurcd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13

Deich and Captain Williams relative
10 securing recruits from this cts
and county. There will be between
30 and 30 priyates In the eastern ore.
gon company and the minimum pay
" $50 a month. Equipment will be
furnished. The officers prefer men
who have had previous military ex.
perience though anyone between the
ages OF - and IS is eligible 10 apply.
Enlistment must be made Tor two
years and each enlisted man must
giyeNfuli time. The state police viii
look particularly 10 the suppression OF
Tditipn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
WmLIAM rInLIIP sIanls.

At TN HltffisH fRONT April
ld--i rom te Eassr a. folioiscks
the German army did NOT oeasa fts
pr,Ssurc for an instant sestcFday.
Ahunduntls reinforssad. fresh fFonl,a
Wrrc hurried intn action fFslm al al.
rfrtious, undier EiittcrinE sliIlshine.
Grutiy outnumhcr,sd. tilc llrisisll
shu~cd prudisiOa- taior in firiur
uieir guu- until the hnucst aFslllsry
nas mafinE flsiint biank into thair
rurr tarEets.
IL d hsiictcd the soIunls front l.
ns'siiiiiiig fetrrt-ii. fBrthcr nstfiirr
tiiefe q. iikris.
licatg nEhtinT in Frrcnrii TIandrrs
o. no guarantee aaaifl.f ranoul-
nsencs'Ilient ~ she Aniirii- baffle.
Ihur-iiny oid fasiiinned ou.-n nrht.
iiis ofsurFsad on the mai iaufs.
The nftti-il hiazed aaaY fsum ~
hind llrdEus and diftiie.. NufuslIr
'si,iHfer-HttackinE fnros- sfashef -
rulfitafed nc.d=
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
AUBREY PERRY is
NOW WATERMASTER

Umatilia county has a new water
master in the person OF Aubrey E.
Perry. He has been appointed to
succeed l. A. Reineman who resign
ed several weeks ago TO devote his
time 10 his fruit farm near Freewa-
ter. Mr.. Perry has been on the job
since the 9Th and has offices in the
basement Of the court house with
Game Warden George Tonhn.
Mr. Perry. who is a young man,
comes here from Crook and Des.
chutes counties where he served as
deputy water master. He Is a civil
and mining engineer and has had four
or five years experience doing by.
draulic work for the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
WALLA WALLA CROWD MAKES
LW. W KISS AMERICAN FLAG

WAI.LA wALI.A. wash. prn ls.-
william a. Blilman. local photo
grapher was forced 90 KISS the Am-
erioan flae here last night following
bis refusal 90 remove his hat while
the United states Naval Reserve band
~ HremeTfun was playing "rhe strr-
spangled nnnners" as the finale of a
bis Liberty loan meeting. uiilman
was rouEhly handled by thc crowd
which was qulcicd By Mayer - o.
rowen and Lieut. Gambler 90 the
french army. while Biilman was lead
90 the top % the Liberty temple and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
WIFE CALLS THOMAS
JUST FOOLISH boy

CHICAGO. April ta.-Warrants
chargiug dis0Fdoris conduct were h.
sued TODAY for the arrest ~ Professor
William Thomas so. of the Chicano
University. and Mrs. b. A., Granger.
2i. w;fe ~ "a soldier in France. The
coUpie registered az Chicago hotel
Thursday as man and. wife.
Mrs. Thomas took Mrs. Granser into
the Thomas nome saying, "fm terri
hly sorry Tor sou and VIII help sou 40
that's pisalhiu. ar. Thomas Be- iust "a
silly. foolish hoN He should have
known better. This affair ts none -
the puhuc's business
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
ONLY TWO OREGON
TOWNS PROVE SLOW

. PORTLAND. Ore, April Ia 4
= Only two towns in the state re- I
y main in the yellow column this 4
, morning In the third Liberty 4
= Loan campaign, these towns be- I
ing Fiorain, Wallowa county, I
, and Oakland. Douglas county.
, Only l6 remain in the red col =
, umn, that is over 80 and under
e.i0o per cent OF their quotas. An
, other towns In the state have
over subscribed. Marion. Nor
, row, Josephine and Jackson
counties are all that hold Oregon Z
out OF The. 100 per cent over the
top column. And as the aim OF
campaign headquarters IL 10
make oregon the first 100 per Z
cent state in the Union Il II hop =
, ed that every county and town
will rally 10 this end. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
FISHER BUSY AT WEDDING
PROCESS; GOOD GAME SUNDAY

Manager nm Fisher OF the Port
land bail team VIII send his most
promising recruits into action to-
morrow afternoon az Roundup Park
against fast aggregation from Wal
la Walia. The man who viii pitch
Tor the opposing team has been sign
ed boy Fisher 20 don "A Portland uni
form ON the lsth 20 that the game
viii give the Beaver pilot an oppoF-
tuniiy Of looking over the stuff
which new recruit carries. lie L.
Roy De Grief. the star tWirler of
Whitman College.
Fisher announced his lineup for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-13
THIS MORNINGS FICHTTNC-

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES, April 13--The Brit-
sh front was Withdrawn west of Merve early this MORN
ing following continuous fighting from La Basse to Mes
snes Ridge yesterday Massed German divisions exerted
ner Ridge.
Repeated enemy attacks between Givenchy and LOGON
today failed The Germans gained footing IN Nerve
Egse but were held everywhere south of La Basse while
the British sOrmed some enemy stronghods near Given
chy. -