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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
GERMANS DISGUISE AIRPLANEs

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. May 15.-German aviators
are now restoring to unsportsman-
like tricks in an endeavor to outwit
American fliers, The thickness OF the
German soldiers afoot is emulated by
enemy airmen who are marking their
airplanes to make them look as much
like allied markings as possible.
The Germans have taken to round
ing off the corners of the cross on the
wings of their planes to make them
look like allied badges. The game of
the German airman is to playground,
get in shot il he can and then run.
American filters. for fear of attacking
a probable friend, must get up close
to an enemy machine. usually after
maneuvering, before
opening a fight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
OFFICERS CAMP FOR
0. A. C. CERTAIN
Camp Lewis Captain Select
ed by Colonel Leader
to Assist.

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EU-
GENE. May 1S.-Jacob KanzIer, cap
tain of G company. ss1st Infantry. at
Camp Lewis. has been selected by
Lieutenant-c Colonel John Leader as the
American army officer 10 be the assIs-
tant In charge or the University bait
TALON to secure Reserve Officers
Training Corps recognition from the
government.
Captain Kanzler Is about thirty-ffve
years old, and has a wife and two chill
dren In Portland. where he acted as
secretary Of the Chanber q Commerce
before enlisting-
He comes highly recommended by
Portland people as a regular hustler
and good organizer.
Captain KanzIer received his cons
mission at the first PresIdlo and has
since been captain Of one of the best
regiments at Camp Lewis. The pas
sage Of the Chamberlain bill BY the
United States congress one week ago.
makes it possible for an officer OF one
years training 70 take charge Of a
University battalion TO secure o. T.
c. recognition.
Has Had Recent Training.
fsince Captain Kanzler has had the
most recent training in military tac-
tics Of the United States and exper-
ience with the American system Of Of
flee work. he ought to supplement
Colonel Leader unusually weI1,'' de-
President Campbell.
The University WIN be exceedingly
fortunate to have two military instruc-
tors, one with practical experience In
the trenches and the other with the
latest American technical informaticn-
Captain RanzIer's name sounds
German continued MIR Onthanl
"and he is Of German descent, but
since his family has lived in America
seven generations he ought TO be
disinfeeted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
CANADA WANTS TO KoNw

OTTAWA. Ont. May 16---Canada
wants to know what's going on in
Uncle Sans hack yard.
II. D. Hemonway; representative OF
the national war garden commission
WASHINGTON, is touring Canada at the
request of the Canadian government
to tell Canadians about the backyard
war gardens of the United states
The success Of the backward garden
movement in the United states brought
innumerable inquiries from official
and unofficial sources in Canada. and
hundreds Of requests for copies Of the
primers on gardening, canning and
drying booklets. and other war gar
6ens literature issued by the United
States commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
HE'D BEEN IN THE
SERVICE LONG AGO
If WE HAD NO WAR

ST. PAUL. Mimi. May 15--The
prize package patriot has been discov-
cred here. Sergeant Carl Hauge of
the local United States mariRe re-
cruiting force encountered him.
Don't you want to enlist p the
sergeant asked him.
NO, 1 guess not
why ?''
well, It certainly isn't because I'm
not patriotic. Why if it wasn't for
the war I'd been in the service long
ago."
The sergeant was carried back to
the recruiting station in a coma He
will recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

OF horses. The roads were jammed
night and day with the tramping men
ard teams. The lower picture shoYs
the French at their new 155 mIliimetre
guns, the gun knows as the Filloux,
which was completed just in time to
help Htay the Hun hordes. There was
no time in the fighting about Arras
ana Ypres. where this photograph was
taken to cover or camouf1age the guns.
AZ is seen they are in the open with
little attempt to concealment. This
was just the kind Of fighting the
French sought for these powerful
weapons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
CHICAGO MEN WON'T
BE HUN SOLDIERS

CHICAGO. May 15.-There's a grand
opening for a few heroes who are VIII
ling to don Hun uniforms and wear
them through the ztFeetsrDf Chicago
for the glory of our country and the
benefit of the war savings pledge cam
lpaign. This campaign begins Saturday
and lasts through next week. Part OF
the preliminary fireworks which will
usher it in is to be a parade on the
north side next week 1he prize foat
designed for this parade is sixty feet
long and shows a trench on the bat
tie front ''over there There are
plenty of volunteers to put on the
khaki, grab gun. fix bayonefs and
keep going over the top for the edifi-
cation of the crowds that will watch
the parade.
They'll certainly have THAT float in
the procession. If they can get any
body to wear the German uniform. .
it was predicted at the headquarters
Of the war savings committee in the
Conway building today. 'But SO far
it doesn't appear any easier TO get a
Chicago man TO be a Hun soldier than
10 get one to be a goat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
Daily Chats With
the Housewife

IL cups rolled oats
Salt to taste.
2 tablespoons Crisco shortening.
I 2 tablespoons corn syrup.
Pour hot potato water over the roll.
ed oats let stand until luke warm, -adi
yeast. sweetening. salt and other in
! gradients and proceed as for any light
bread.
Boston Brown Bread.
(Afrs. s A. LowelD
8 cups sour or buttermilk.
ga cup molasses.
teaspoon salt
8 teaspoons soda.
cup rye flour.
cup barley flour
cups cornmeaL
Mix all together and steam in a
covered dish for to hours to make
loaf. Raisins may be added if desir-
ed.
Rice Bread
(Mrs. H. b. Ferrin)
j cupfuI of uncooked rice, or 4 1-2
cups of boiled rice.
cups flour.
1-2 cup water in which rice was
cooked.
/ tablespoonful sugar. a
I tablespoon butter substitute.
/ teaspoon salt
compressed yeast cake dissolved
in tablespoonsful of warm water, or
1 cupful of other yeast.
Wash the rice through several
waters. put it into quarts Of boiling
water. slowly. then boil rapidly for 20
minutes: drain, blanch with luke warm
water. spread on a platter for 10
minutes to cool slightly, then put in
mixing bowl, add the water in which
shortening, sugar and salt have been
dissolved. Mix well and then add
yeast and flour. Knead well. This
makes a very stiff dough but after 1t
raises it gets quite soft. Grease pans,
put in the soft dough and allow IL TO
rise a second time. This makes a
very white and soft bread and keeps
moist a long time. II is best to bake
1t in three small loaves for from
thirty-five to forty-five minutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

These are the first photographs
showing incidents IN the great battle
Of Picardy now raging in France to
reach the United states The Upper
picture shows a long line of British
supply wagons and guns being rushed
to the front. When the battle began
the cry among the British was for big
guns. and these in many cases had to
be hauled to the front with long teams
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
IVAN GIVEN 500 FINE
IN FALSE AID VERDICT

PORTLAND. May l5.-Deeiaring
that Portland had reached a mile
stone iu the advertising business. -
judge Rossman made Ivan De Mar
eel. Russian dance instructor, the
milestone by timing him S1O0 for false
advertising.
De Marcel has been conducting a
dancing class FOR 200 women here.
The specific charge was that he used
the pictures OF two famous dancers
In advertising himself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
PASTOR FoRBIDS ALL
PRAYERS IN GERMAN

FAIRvIEw. Okla, May 16.-"God
almighty understands the American
languase. Address Him only in thai
tongue Do not remove this card"
The foregoing notice has been post
ed on the doors of German churches
in Major county by local officers. The
action was taken following a show of
eIation among German Americans
here when a war bulletin a few days
ago credited Hindenburs's army with
advances on the French front. The
cards have not been torn down and
II is said that the order has been obey
eG in all German churches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

Additional recipies tested by Pendle.
ton women and exchanged through
the War savings Society.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

one 25 cent thrift stamp will not
lick many soldiers OF the kaiser. but Il
will help make UP the mass of con-
irtbutions that will turn the trick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18
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Rice-Apricot Dessert Without Sugar.

/ Rice-Apricot Dessert Without Sugar.
/ Crested by Mrs. H. b. Ferrin).
To IA cup of water add IA cup of
corn syrup; Cook over a slow flame
until thick syrup is formed. Add to
| this dozen dried apricots. previously
soaked for several hours. and cook
until soft but not long enough for the
| fruit to lose it's shape. Fill a wax
paper lined mold with boiled rice and
stand in cold place until firm and
cold, then turn on a platter. Arrange
the coddled apricots around the rice;
serve with the corn syrup in which the
spricots we're cooked.
Christmas spice Cake
(Miss Hoag.)
1 cup sugar.
l cup water,
1-2 cup shortening (half lard and
half butter.)
1 cup seeded raisins.
teaspoon each of ground cloves,
cinnamon.
saltspoonful Of salt
Boil these ingredients together about
{ minutes. Take from stove and
when cold. add 1 "a cups flour sifted
with 1 teaspoon baking soda. and Il
substitute flour is used add also tea
spoon Of baking powder. Mix in
gradients thoroughly and bake in one
,oaF In moderate oven.
Date Crackers.
Clirs. l. f. RusselD
ID. stoned dates; II cup sugar:
1-2 cup water. bou until dates are soft
and allow to cool.
2 l-2 cups flour: 1-S cups rolled
a,te. sfant cft4, of ehorfepfu~. cup
brown sugar: l cup warm water and
teaspoon soda Roll and spread
with dates and cut in squares.
Food For the Gods.
(Mrs. w. N. Hord)
IA tablespoons cracker, crumbs.
cups sugar.
. teaspoons baking powder.
I pound English walnuts.
1-2 pound dates cut in pieces
Mix all together Separate eggs. 4
beat until light then pour together and
slowly add the othcr ingredients. Pour
into a buttcred pan TO a depth OF
inches. Bake In a slow oven 30
minutes. Cut I'm squares and serve .
with whipped cream. Serves u per- /
sons.
Additional recipies tested by Pendle-
ton women and exchanged through
the War savings society;
bread.
(Mrs. Dean Tatom) l
cups potato water.
cup potatoes.
yeast cakes
g cups rice flour.
2 cups white flour. u
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

= These suggestions are the re-
: suit Of an exchange of recipes !
+ which formed a part of the War !
+ Savings Society program at its 4
: meeting Monday evening. 1t is
Z often hard to find palatable re-
, cipes which have been tested.+
, This the East Oregonian tries I
; TO do, and it extends an invita- :
: ton to its readers to exchange !
: through this column any help i
: ful suggestions on war time 4
3 cookery. The following recipes I
: are accompanied by the names :
? of the ladies who have kindly =
? recommended them. Others, al 4
, so contributed Monday evening :
, will appear tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-18

LONDON, May 14.-Afrs. Gordon
Selfridge. wife OF the American
founder of the first English depart
ment store. died today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30
@ssittsaod,. oen so Sanmar, 1913.
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Ereie Yrede fit seras: Mittuu6 btn 80. 5aIlar 1918.

l6ee, eroffnet lid) Dem 5remoen ein
Musblid, Sen man nidt oft im Sebeu
aenieBen fann: Son Der Gimme harz
a6iebeno, erbltdt man ons pieige@
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llmgebung oes Gotten Meeres batte
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nmgepoll0elt ner0en fonnen.
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1smricrtc Scincn 8rmeb

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-11
SPIRIT OF U. S. WOUNDED
IMPRESSES GEN. GORGAS
Surgeon General After Inspection
Tour Of Paris Hospitals Lauds
Determination,

PARIS, September 1o.-MaJ. Gen.
William c. Gorgas. surgeon general of
the United States Army, following an
inspection tour today Of the Paris
military hospitals where Americans
are undergoing treatment, expressed
to representative Of the Associated
Press his satisfaction with the manner
in which the wounded are being cared
for.
1.-THE cheerfulness and commodious
arrangements and the genuine spirit
of hopefulness of the wounded in the
hospitals has been the most i'm
pressive thing witnessed by me since
my arrival in France" said Gen.
Gorgas. "It is inspiring to see the
determination displayed by our men,
They are filled with real spirit, and
there is an atmosphere of happiness
among them, although they are SUI
fering from wounds. They are we'll
taken care of and the work of the
medical department which I have seen
So far has been above reproach"
Gen. Gorgas will leave tomorrow for
a trip of inspection of the front line
and rear medical units. He expects
to return to Paris next week.
John D. Ryan, assistant secretary Of
war, left this afternoon for visit to
the airplane training camps and aero
fields. He expects to return to Paris
on Sunday
Newton D. Baker, the American Sec
rotary Of War, left Paris today for a
conference with Army officers He
will return here tomorrow for further
conferences.