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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
Defense so Caved in That
A m orleans Advanced
Hours Ahead of Schedule.
ATTACK PREPARATION
OUTWITS FOE ARMY
Air Supremacy Prevents
Retaliation on Traffic
Communications.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent)
ON THE METZ FRONT, Sept. IA
The Hindenburg lines are under con-
tinuous Smelling from heavy and light
American guns. Numbers of Germans
have been captured behind the Ann
erican line. The work of mooping up
the salient Is in progress.
1t is now permissible to state that
the task OF wiping ont the salient
which has existed for four years was
accomplished in p hours. The Ger
man defenses so caved in that the
Americans advanced hours ahead of
their time table. Every where the
allies retain the supremacy of the air,
completely preventing German at
tempts to attack with machine guns
and bombs, the roads, which re heavy
with traffic.
Preparations Well Protected.
The night before the American at
tack there was little indication that a
big offensive was about to start. AM
erican preparations had been well
protected in darkness and clouds. All
ur and down the American line no gun
was sounded. Then a solitary Ameri-
can flare shot up, Frightening the
landscape, and flashing 'All's we'll"
Then the Germans outposts sent up
flares in frantic punches, anticipating
attacks which did not materialize.
suddenly at l a. m. through the peace
full blackness a single American gun
behind Seicheprey flashed its chal-
lenge to the kaiser. This was follow
ed by flashes along the entire line. un-
I'll at 10 minutes past l the spectacle
looked like the continuous winking of
lightning along the horizon and was
SO amazingly fast that the eye could
not follow the blazing cannon.
Enormous Flare Launches Fire.
The zero hour came. It's first sur
prise was an enormous flare miles
long. which darted into the German
positions. This was of life eXtinguish-
ing chemicals, shot off simultaneous
ly and producing huge smoke clouds.
Gas was sent against German concen-
tration points. our boys went into the
skirmich in order and began firing in
to the smokecloud. At some points
tanks We're discernible leading the in
fantry. Our artillery bombar.ied the.
whole line. the enemy moving forward
as our infantry advanced with the en-
emy retreating.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14

Having the habit of going over the
top Umatilla county has gone over
ngain. This time it is in the registra-
tlon. The estimate of r, T. Brown of
the local board for the county was
5000, but with the returns coming in
and TO be heard from he has raised
these figures and now places the num-
Der" of men registered Thursday in
cludng 500 registered at the court
house before registration day at $500.
The returns received covering all
but two precincts in the county give
a total of 30S7 registered on that day,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
FORWARD TWO MILES ON FRONT
AISNE AND ASTRIDE AILETTE,
TOWNS AND 1900 PRISONERS
STRIKE FOR CHEMIN DES DANES
TAKING ALLEMANT, SANCY AND
ESSIGNES; REACH SOUTH ALSNE

LONDON, sept. 14.--In an attack
launched at a. m. today ON the AlanG
and astride the AiIette the F'renck ad-
vanced two miles on a 11-mile front,
taking several towns and 1900 prison.
ers. according to battle front dis
patches. The French, striking toward
Chemin dles Danes have captured Al
Tenant just north Of the highway Lead
ing toward Chemin des Danes. Fur
tller south they seized Sancy. On the
southern bank of the AIsne advancing
eastward, the French reached the
western edge of WALLER. Mont de Es-
signes has also fallen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
BERLIN REPORTS ON RATTLE

BERLIN REPORTS ON BATTLE
BERLIN, Sept. 14.-SOuth of the
Ornes and Verdun- Etaine road the
enemy attempted 10 advance hut was
repulsed. the war office announced.
On the battle front between the
heights of Lorraine and MOsclle the
day passed with moderate fighting ac-
tivity. The enemy continued attacks
yesterday Fast of Combres. North
west of ThiacOurt the enemy felt his
way toward our lines. There was a
local engagement cast OF ThiacOurt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
RED CROSS PREPARED
BEFORE AMERICANS
WENT over THE TOP

PARIS, Sept. 14.-American hospi-
tai organization preparation for the
American st. Mihiel offensive were
perfected in anticipation of the oper-
alton. The Red Cross opened three
new hospitals and hundreds of SURGE
ons and nurses were rushed inSo fight
ing zone in a few hours before the
attack. one new hospital contained
1000 beds, another 1900. and n third
5000 beds. The organization shipped
ten million cigarettes, 35 arloads of
dressings and As carloads of other
surgical material into the zone of op-
erations The night before the Amer
leans went over the top every hospital
was in readiness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
UMATILLA COUNTY GOES OVER
THE TOP AGAIN, REGISTRATION
ESTIMA TON PASSED BY OVER 300

and with 500 reaistered in advance
make a total of 1887 reported. The
two precincts to hear from are Juni-
per and Umatilla, which will bring
the total up to close to $500.
The work of tabulating the cards
iH going ahead as rapidly as possible,
and totals win be wired to the adju-
tant general as soon as complete. This
work has to be completed before ar
rangements for the order of draft can
go ahead.
Mr.. Brown says the drawing in
Washington will probably be held be-
fore the first of October.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14

Not only viii George and Charley
Wen. famous steer ropers Of New
Mexico. who have carried off the big
honors the past three Round Ups, be
here for the ninth annual show next
week. but their elder brother, Bert
Weir. who IL reputed to be a better
roper than either OF his brothers, is
also coming. In "A letter Just received
by the Roundup he announces HIS
intention OF making his first trip to
Pendleton. stories OF the Roundup
told him by his two brothers having
Inspired him 20 enter the contest here.
The following is the letter received
from him;
Carlsbad. n. NJ. Sept. 3. 1918.
The Round-Up, Pendleton, ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
TALES OF ROUND. UP INSPIRE
BROTHER OF FAMOUS ROPERS
TO CAST LOT FOR BIG HONORS

Mr.. Collins:-Have decided to come
up and borrow a rope horse from some
OF the boys. My brothers. George and
Charles. and all the other sboys have
told me what a wonderful show you
have and I want to see Il. Wire mo
2949. Cleveland Avenue. care OF w. G,
Dunson. Kansas City, Mo. and give
me exact dates. Il seems that some
OF the boys said Sept. 18th, goth ana
2ist but I want to know FOR sure. I
also want to know IL You want me to
wire IN my entrance fee from Kansas
City or will Il be all right 20 pay II
after ! get there. I will be la Kansas
City about Sept tGth.
Yours very truly,
BERT WEIR.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
DEFEAT SHOWN IN RHEIMS
RONRARDMENT.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Germans are
continuing tO lombard the Rheims ca
tIedraI. The north tower threatens tO
fall. After every German defeat
bombarvmcnt of the cathedral is re-
newcd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
LAST EMPLACEMENT
OF BIG BERTHA FOUND

WASHINGTON. sept. IA
French troops have found the last
Cmplacement of the big Berthas
which sheIled Paris, official dis
patches today declared. It was
i'm COrbie wood. near Cugny and
was camOuflRged. The -cmplace-
ment was located n short distance
from the actual gun and was
sheIled by allied aviators. The gun
had been REMOVED during the
German retreat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
ROUNDUP LIBERTY
LOAN TALKS WILL Be
FROM CROWS NEST

George L. Baker. mayor Of Port
land; John l. Ethelridge, director Of
organization for the Liberty loan;
Colonel John Leader. late Of the Roy
al Irish Rifles, will be the Liberty
Loan speakers in Pendleton during
the Round-Up.
Each day during the Roundup
these speakers will give ten minute
talks from the crowsnests ON the
grounds. The Liberty Loan and other
patriotic endeavors will be featured
during the three days. both In the
Roundup and at Happy Canyon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
FREIGHT AND STREET CAR
SMASH FATAL.

CHICAGO. sept. 1I.-SeVeral per-
sons were killed this afternoon when
a Chicago Western Indiana freight
backed into street cnr I'm the south
ern limits OF the city. Many persons
were injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
FOCH INSPECTED. APPROVED
XANEG

PARIS, Sept 14.-Before the Am
orleans launched their attack in the
st. Mihiei salient they were inspected
ny General Foch who enthusiastically
approved steps that had been taken
in preparation for the blow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
French Take 1000.

PARIS, Sept. 14.-The
French alone took 1000 pris-
oners in the st. Mihiel oper-
ations including 5000 Austri-
ans, making a total of more
than 10000 prisoners taken
by the French and Ameri-
cans, the Echo De Paris an
nounced today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
SEVEN BILLION FOU)
LIBERTY IN 1878 IS
WAR DEPT PLAN
BY CARL D. GRoAT

UNITED Press Stan Correspondentl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Seven
billion dollars for next years military
operation is to be asked of congress
by the war department. Chief of
Staff March today let this be known
in hotly dispOsing of press intimatiOn
that the Americans would not go
through with the war. Such a claim.
he said, is preposterous in its falsity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
ANTI-BOLSHEVIKI
TAKE KAzAN, SEAT
OF PROVINCE GOVT

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 1i.-Anti-
bolshevilS troops have occupied Kazan,
according to dispatches from Petro-
grad today. Kazan is the seat of the
government of the Russian province
of the same name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
LOSE 21,756
IN WEEKS CASUALTIES

LONDON, Sept. 14.-This weeks
published British casualties totaled
21.756. Officers killed 563, wounded
1899. missing 1913. men killed 35l2,
wounded 1880. missing 1898.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
DOZEN PERSONS MAY
Re BURIED IN RUIN
OF BUILDING IN OHIO
Gas Believed Cause of Ex-
plosion Of Cincinnati
Brick Structure.

CINCINNATI Sept. IA dozen
persons are believed buried in the
ruins of three story brick building
wrecked by an explosion, believed to
have been caused by gas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
AMERICANS TAKE OVER $4,000;
FRENCH GET 1000 INCLUDING
5000 AUSTR|ANS At ST. M|H|EL
NAHUM PENETRATION I3
MILES,; GERMAN LINES BEINGI
READJUSTED; PATROLS NEAR
TN ! Y El'R Nj Essv7

LONDON, Sept. 14.-The
Americans in the st. Mihiel
battle have taken over $4,000
prisoners, front advices stat
ed this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
MAXIMUM PENETRATION 13
MILES

LONDON, Sept. 11.-North of the
obliternted 81. AIihleI salient the ena
emy is readjustIng his line, said ad-
vices from France this afternoon. IN
the neighbOrhOod of ChatilliOn the
Germans have rctreated "A couple of
miles, French aud American patrols
keeping in close tOuch with them.
Tho maximum depth 10 which the
Americans have penetrated Is reported
TO be Is miles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
LIQUID FIRE FORCES
BRITISH WITHDRAWAL
Peculiar Fatality Pursues
New Zealand Leaders
A Diem SO Hours.
BY LOWELL MELLErT.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE.
Sept. 14.-In an attack vita liquid
fire northwest of Gouzeacourt this
morning the Germans compelled a
British withdrawal to their support
lines. A British outpost southwest OF
Tergnier was forced to withdraw. On
this point of the British front the
Germans have been fighting hard.
This is east of Hayrincourt. and on
the further slope of Trescault wood.
where the Mex Zealanders are at
deathgrips with the Jaegers. While
the New Zealanders' total casualties
are under 400. vet a peculiar fatality
pursued one battalion. which lost four
during SO hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14

When told to take back seat the
average man will take affrunt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
Attack Beaten or Prisoners Taker

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Germans ta-
ken by the British in fighting at
Trescault and Havercourt on Septem-
Der u numbered 1900, Haig reports
that a strong night bombing attack
with liquid fire was made against our
positions northeast of Gouzeaicourt
and successfully beaten off. We es-
tablished new posts on the bank of
Canal du Nord in the neighbOrhood of
Cauchy-Cauchy. and opposite Oisy-le-
Nerger, in the la Basse sector we
have occupied With-les-la- Ba ssee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14

ThiS paper IL = member or ana audited
by the Audit Bnreau OF CALCULATIONS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-14
ROUNDUP DATES

September 10. 20. 81. All net prof.
its go to the Red Cross.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
am bafraBampa-strntit
Bad elmer Sa,s 5nn p9iisenfluR" &c,
itenipeit.

Nadb elmer Sais sum- pSisenflnR" ges
ttenlpeli.
Hidt ollie 8pltsiasen bss ames
ritanifhen Siiopeitens itammen pom
F0ten Mlanns.
nebsr ben Sofiapampa=6lub pon
GriSona. pel6er elm 9efiibl pes rid,=
tigen acknowledgements belunpers Den
@eiit ielner sinbsimiiGen Wiite nis
berfpieselt, ilnD 5pei fdpn Siemli6
alte GeSenoen perbreItet. Sine bic.
Ter 1T BEL ginsebprenen ielbit pers
breitet, bic anDere iit bel ipenig ebrs
fiir9ti9en 5remoen entitanben. Seibe
ftimnlen aber bobin therein, bab iie
benz Waiier Dieies Wiiitsnitromss
cine Ila9t 5uitreiben, pel6e bic
normaIe iiberitei9t.
Die sritere &egenDe fagt, per elm,
nal oas Boifer oes Suiiapampd per,
fu9t babe, lei fOrtan fir INNER an
bic 4riSonazWiiite gebunoen; unb
pp INNER er auf Der @rbe peilen
foIIte. treble es Jpn unlpiperiteblit,
suriidsutebren. auf baB er pon benz,
felben Strom pieber trinten t0nne!
Sp ansefeben 1T bieie Sage, pab
ariSonaer i'm guslanos, penn iie
iiberbaupt betrG9tlids 3eit bort aus
boltsn. oft rSaiiapampa 8Iubs"
sriinben. Gin nii9terner 5rember.
Der ben Slub eefeben. fast ii9 freis
lid: rSrsenb eine aauberiibe &raft
mnb bem Stub inneipobnen, - ionit
ipiirbe niemanb einen speiten S6lud
besebren."
Sie anbere, offenbar aus purer
8osbeit aussebedte 2esenpe eradblt,
ifber. Der pom Waiier bieies Stro.
mes einen S9Iud trinte, iei iein Sc.
ben lang ni9t mebr imitanoe. in
irsenb elmer pidtisen Sadie bic
Dabrbeit gu fpreaen! @s CAB iosor
cine 3eit in Der arisonoer 9eididte,
ba piels @inlppbner ii9 bermaben an
bieie reipettpibrige Sage gepDbnten,
baB iie jeoen, ben iie einen 2iigner
beiben ippllten, lieber nit bem i60s
ner tlinsenoen, romantii9en Ramen
~6nffapampa" belegien.
Sm iibrigen mDdbte man BEL biefer
auffaifune ibier glauben, es miibte
piel mebr Wenf6entinber Don bem
famoien WiiItenpniier getrunten bas
ben, als man iemals erfobren bot /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
SdJiffSluGnbe nit GnnScIn.

Man penoet bos Yrin5ip pon
RunSeln i9rn felt geraumer 3eit aui
peri6ieOene anoere 9esenitdnoe nit
mebr poer minper @rfolg an. So
perpen beiipielspeiis fir 9si6dft5.
bGuier Seniterideiben nit Runae.n
berseItelt, nm mebr 2i9t in bic be-
treffenOen Gdume miitels 9ergrDBes
runs Der 9eitrablungs ssSlG6en ges
langen gu Iaifen. Sas ideint eine
leibt perItGnnlide Spee gu iein; i'm
ndhitebenben SoG aber 1T bic Sa6e
MD! 10 eiafa9.
Nur our6 einen beil1ufi9en 3ufall
- tras man eben 10 gu nennen Be-
hebi - bat man Dor tur5em entoedt,
baP RunSeln in einem S9iffsrumpf
ben WioerItanb besfelben gegen Oas
Wafer perminoern uno 70 bic 5abrs
9ei6pinoigteit bes Sdiffes erb6ben.
Sieie gntpeduns 9elang einem
S9iffssqrditetten, pdbrenb sr allers
lei @rperimente in einem iogenonns
ten Benbelz8aiiin rornnabm. Sas 1T
Elm grpbes SaiIin, iber peldem ein
rieiises PenoeI bdngt, befen Sins
unb SerzS9nin9ungen Elm an ibm
befeItistes S6iffsmobea borisontaI
burd bas Dafer 5ieben. gm So9en
bes penoel>S9punges piro Der Dis
Der itanO bes Sdliffsmpbeas segen
bas WaFer semeHen.
Sin S9iff nit serun3elten Ddns
ben purbe ebenfalIs einem iolden
Experiment unterporfen, unb bus
grgebnis mar, pie pben geiogt. Sir
mande mar bies iiberraidenb: benn
fie batten eber erpartet, baB bic 8ers
srSBerung Der bendbten 5Idhe aud
bsn Biberitonb gegen bas Baiier
pergrDbern piirbe. aber bic Runs
scln fdenen, in @srbinoun9 nit benz
8aiTer, na6 benz Prin3ip Der 5ebeIs
&rait gu pirten. SebenfalIs NOR
BEL benz Experiment ni6t oaron Su
speifeln, baB Der Bioeritono Der
G6iffsnGnbe gegsn bas Waiier fih
rerminoerT,.
Wenu Fi9 EN- iol6es 9eieB alI9e'
n.tin b.tGti9t, 70 biirftsn balb febr
riele Sdiffsriimpfe nit Runaeln ss'
6aut tpsrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
9ei ben 9lrnncnnicrn.

9us Spanieu bel Der Soloniiie.
ring - ireilib etner icbr unpou'
fcmmenen - Der neuen gSelt Sol.
roten lanote, paren mr. mcnige ooer
gar fene Srauen in ibrer Seglei'
ning. 9ie Solge mar, oaB III leoem
pom Spanien eroberten Sanbe eine
Ntii6beu0lferling uon inoianiidem
uno ipanii6em 9lute erlpa6len lit.
SSn Chile nabnt Der groberer Sal.
orpia einen SGuptIing OOer vGaci'
que" Der glraucanier gefungen; Die
Hsnoianer boten als SolegelO 800 IN
nianii6e Sungiraueu, unO Tie Spa
nicr nabmen Oas slnerbieten un. So
tiloete iib Die uripriingIide &alie
hcr belltigen G + lenen, obpobl
i91ter bin uno mie0er nod tlelnc
Q.cigaben BON albercn &alien biu6ll,
9efommen iinb.
9ie 9(raucanier gebDren 6u ben
tcrperIi6 pollfomnenlten rno
ihneioigiten Snoianerltdmmen, uno
lie babcn Dem hileniiden SoIfe feline
hcrporragenoiten Gbarafter5iige ge'
Iiefcrt, namentlitb mas Die Streit'
borfeit umo ausbauernOe SartnGdig'
felt anbelangt.
Sod Ieben Die unuermiidlten Arall'
conier in fait gang Denielben Ser
baltniiien fpie ibre Soriabren oils
gioBe SSGger. Sic iino pobl Wiiinoel
ser Iegieruug, aber niht gan5 in
rcmielben Sinue mie Die niht'5Iuili'
iicrten S5noioner in ben Ser. Staa'
ten. Stcts baben iie iih cine groBere
SelbItGnbigfeit lmb 3uriidbaltrlng
gCfpobrt, rmO iie ioGlen iiberballpt
rth niemals formea unterluorfen
rcrocn ieiu. Sdiperlih Weroen lie
iid lie 5iuiIiiicren ODER ibre @igen.
crt aIi9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
8nte Intiuurt.

Srieorid Der @roBe ma6te iib
gerne iiber Die Siefgriinoigfeit Der
@elebrten IitItig uno fraete baber
au6 einmal bel Der glfooemie Der
8iiienidoften an, parim Elm nit
Gbanpagner gefiiates @las einen
reineren Slang gebe, aIs elm nit
gur9lnber eefiilltes.
Sm gtamen Der gIfobemie beont-
portcte SuI5er Die sIuiroge nit oeu
@orten:
,Gie 0aitgIie6er DER gGfooemte
Iino Ieioer BEL ibren gerinsen Sc
ioIoun9en nitt in Der Gage, 70
foltbare geriu6e an5liIteQenl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
lInteriudJnns Der 9nitidiferci.

Ger 81 ton Store in Obi.
cago bat bas gi9entrm Don Sie9I,
Cooper &c 60. einem Der gr0btcn
8arenbGilier Der Stabt, oas elm
9an5es Sdrliergepierte an Stnte
StraBe einnimmt, fir $t,750.000
tGufIid iibernontmen. @ie perIalt.
tet miro Der 2aoen geidIoiien pcr.
ben.
De Seutf9 ameritanis il
ide @eieGIi9aft bon 5luIbins, q. o.,
bat fi6 i'm Sinblid auf ben &rieg
aufgelGit uno, ibr 9ermDgen pon
etma $500, mad abSus ben ungefdbr
500 peridieoener Decentralization,
sum gntauf DON Regierunssz Bombs
beitimmt. Die 9sreini9uns mar DOR
ieds So6reu segriinOet unO batts ges
gen 200 MitgIieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

&uriert. pQnna, ou
msine 5rau obnmddtig 1T, trogen
Sic bic @intrittstarten Sur pre-
miers, bic i9 mir nit Rot uno
Mii6e erobert babe, pieber suriid!"
Satin (eripadenO): Rein. nein;
besbaIb mar i1 ia ObnmG1tis sss
pprben!" .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

True translation filed with the Post
master at Scranton, Pa, on May l6,
1918, as required by the Act of October
6. l9l7.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

2uuplsl ptiltpl gelueItN Ittl 1ulltH,
Der 3arenfamilie CUR Slu9t au Der:
belfen.
@latt crfnnoen.
Die Melbung. elm SollGnber fei
mad 2onoon ge9angen, um Srieoensz
pori9lGge na9 SnItruftioren bes Ses
tretdrs bes 9luspGrtigen BON &iibls
mann gu MAIDEN, lit, pie eine pffis
5ielle grtlGrung aus Berlin befaat
pDllis erfunben.
Hitter sesen ISome yinIe.
Gas permancnte aomitee bes
Hitter Union Council bielt in @eI.
fat cine Sibung ab uno nabm 9e-
idIiiiie an in meIder Die SaItimg
Der 8onpention Der llIiter llnioni.
item inboiiiert mo Die beiipieIloie
uno unfonititutionelle Sanolung bes
8oriiben6en Der &onpention, Sir
Sorace BIlinfett, Der an Sremier
2Iopb George einen Brief iiber Die
8erbanolungen Der 9onpention
ifrieb, peroammt.
Gin meiterer 9eidIuB iprrbe on.
egnomnen, in ipeldem Die bon Dem
llnioniitcnfiibrer Sir gbparb Car
ion ieit geginn Der gegeniuGrtieen
8riIis unternommenen S6ritte gut.
gebeiben Deroen.
gnfrmbruDrlase Dom Scnat anse.
nontmcn.
Ntit 26 eegen 4S Stimmen nobm
Der Senat ben 9onferen3berift iiber
Die slufrubrporlage (Sebition bilD,
ipie BON Der 8onferen5 amenblert,
an. 3pei 0emofraten, Die Sena.
loren Saronid Don Georgia uno
3ceo bon Miiiouri, itinnmten nit
"a HepubIifonern gegen ben sln'
trag.
Tos BON Der &onferena geItri6e-
ne g(menoment, neI6es EerIonen
auSninmt, rnelde in gutter abiidt
lno 81 beredtigten 3ipeden Die
8obrbeit iagen," ipurbe bonn Senat
nid)t pieber einsefiiei, obluobl meb.
rere Senatoren es uerlangten als
SdJns fir Die gfebefrcibeit. Gle
Streid)lng bes slbiases puroe bonn
@eneralampalt @regorp befiiriuor-
tet, neil er es eridmeren ipiiroe, Die
SSaopolen 5iIr Tehenifaft 81 5ie.
ben.
Die gorlage iiebt bis 81 20 Sabre
3u6tbaus uno cine 8eIoitrafe bon
$4,000 Dor fir iolde, Die iid
miinblif, i6riftlid ODER i'm 0rud
ubIihtlib oiinlopaler, profaner, I'M.
iI1tiger unb i6mGbenber gemer.
flngen fiber bie Sorm Der Hegip.
rlng Der Sereinigten Staaten, iiber
6ie &onititittion, iiber glrmee llnS
Morine, iiber Die SIog9e ooer lint.
form Der &eprbIif idulbig mafen
sen Gerfauf BON Ser. Stantcn.
Bombs ooer slnleiben ooer Die slus.
bcbimg BON 9iefruten ODER Die Fro-
BUTTON BON &riegsmaterialien be.
bin6crn ODER becintr1dtigcn, sur
slufIebmlng, SqopalitGt, Wierterei
pber Gfli6tperipeigering mif5urei.
5en ODER olli5urei5en perIuden, cine
feinblidbe 6lagge entfalten ober ei.
uem 9onbe, nit Dem sic Ser. Stna-
ten arieg fii6ren ourd &at ODER
Sat 6ienlidj 81 iein. Ger General.
poitmeiIter lit ermGdti9t, alle ioIdle
EoItia6en feit5ubaIten, Die ieinem
GofiirbaIten noh ols cine 3itlpioer.
banbhng gegen bas Spionagegeies
5u beltten iinb."
9as Saus nabm Die Sorloge
cnbgiiIti9 nit MIR elmer abiueiden.
ben Stimme on.
llnterindnns Der 2nftidjiferei.
Gbe bas Sausfomitee fir 0fiIi.
tGrangelegenbeiten Die bonn 8riegs-
bepartement perlangtc 9elpiQielmg
bon 81 ,000,000,000 fir 9uftihiii.
fabrt 9utbeibt, mill cs cine GRIND.
Iide llnteriu6ung aniteaen iiber bie
Ser5ogerimgen i'm 2uftid)iifbnlr.
60 beidIoB oas 9onitee, nit Der
gIbiidt bonn &ritgsiefretGr gofer
crit genaue Snformationen einsubo.
len, mas nit Ben i'm Iebten Sabre
berpiIIigten $640,000,000 gcideben
lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Nell, lple Iu HllW
in 70 e nod ME nit
Daselpeiene Wlanner
nit pi &is5ie. mas
meine Ilte is, auss
ssi0bnt ge9abt fen.
Da ben i'd 10 f4nell
ipte en- Suno sau5t,
mein &obt un mein
Sut gebabt. Die
&i53ie bat mid en-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Utrner 5dreibsbrtsf hss
1bilipp 5aarrampfer.
1s.

mein Iisber Serr RebudtiOndr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

sbrt pero. ipomit id p.rbIeips Slime
Sbrn lieiper
g pbilipp g Sauerampfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

'tr friiberen 3arin, unb elmer feiuer
ESdter BON So5uIsf, Sibirien, nad
gtaterineburg d70 Meilen fiibSffltG
DON Yerm. an Der afiatiT6en Seite
bes llraD iiberfiibrt. Die lleberfiibs
rung lpurbe onseorpnet, neil 9ousrn
unb Mpuarhiiten in Der RGbe BON
soboIst beitrebt eefpefen fein follen,
Der 3arenfamilie aur Slu9t gu pers
belfen.