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The Washington herald., 1918-06-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June 26-BUTTER-steady; re-
ctiIts 1910 tubs; creamery. higher than extras,
iiaIjl1 extras, se score, IIA; frstA E91ia4i
Taeking stock current make. No. q 4oat2
EGGS-Stsady; receipts, nus cases; freSh
gathered extras. 39sa40; fresh gathered extras.
;s'aaiO; fresh gathered storage packed. nnsts.
J'4aS9; fresh gathered regular packed, extra
fIsts. 57lsas9; do. hrsts 3saS State, Penn
sylvania and nearby Western hennery whites.
dre to fancy. Sda52; State, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery browns. 4isRi gathered brown
and mixed colors. Aa3e
Cheese Steady; receipts. T,Ils bo1es State.
fresh specials, 23ka4; do, average run. 2gz
POCLTRY-LiVe, steady; chickens, broilers.
45a5O: other prices not settled. Dressed. steady
chickens. na52; fowls. 3Oa;6; turkeys. 3a39.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-27

Howard's trained bears will gte free ga
hibdtions daily at and P. NJ. July !
TO Is F1te bears that do everything but
talk. Come and bring the childrsn- 1t Is
free to all The $50 train Mondays to FIJI
days, inclusive, arrives in time for the even
ing performance NeIt attraction. Worm
woods Apes and Monkeys.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-27
new YORK CURB MARKET.

New Yak. June eS.-Tradihs On the Curb t.
day was in fairly active volume and prices were
at slightly higher leyels, but as on previous oc-
casioas. most Of the interest was eeatsred in
oaly few issues
In the industriais the motor stocts were the
active and strong features. due to the Interest
shown In motor shares in other markets. Tue
miscellaneous issuss were in fair demand and
small gains were scored.
Independent Oils were again led by the
animation Of Houston Oil. which was hmer
than In the previous session, a small gain be-
ing registered in this Issue. The balance Of
nraxad co pr;ea.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-27
Washiaston Stock Exchange.
sALEa.

Washington Railway pfd.. Is at 6sss, at sSH.
5 at GA. 10 at 6Sk.
After call;
Washington Gas, 7 at 81.
Washington Railway pfd., Is at H6I.
CAPITAL Traction Is, a-ooo at 100, A,occ at 100,
500 at 100. - (,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

on Heautifui Chesapeake Hay
Washingtoh's only salt water resort
Bathing. Cnbhing Boating, NshinE, Mammoth
Boardwalk over the water with its varied
amusements for young and old
Upexcelled cafe service at
POPULAR prices.
Free Dancing to Excellent Music.
Frequent train service with special service Sat
ufdays and sunday& See complete schedule
in all issues Of the Bulletin
II you cannot spare the entire day take the
SO D. m. train daily, except saturday and
Sunday, try a dip in the hrinS. enjoy shore
dinner aud return home shortly after dark.
thoroughly refreshed and forsetful cf the heat oi
the city. Only one hour from Washington
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AMERICANS meet
tContiuEcd from Page Oue.l

great shells from the howitZcrG were
mixed with those ~ the lighter charoc-
ter while the bag louts range Alaer1-
CT. guns sent ia III the rear Of tho
enemy liuca Shells TO olaceE Indicated
by orsc,-cr= in the aerial service.
Tho American infantry between tie
lines was forced to bccone a. paIS OF
the action today by the determined
Gcr1nanG, whose long limo OF machine
gun crlrlac1mcEt5 W.: Supr. cmehted by
..r3lips of infantry who fred 1t every
appearance of the Americans. II was
il day uf shipping for len. especially
the machine gamers. Thcir lire DID not
rise il most cases ten inches above The
ground. One gunner had the trick OF
ho!d;ar the trigger until just three
shots ucrc fired. I'll day long this gun
ravr forth ita tat. TIT, tat every burst
bc;3ir fclloweGl by 4 SLIGHT change III
iIr"S*lcn.
A !:.ya part o. those caught In tie
GROUND sweeping AIS were Wounded In
tie i@? below tie ELtcS.
.-hc Germans III irUn5 OF tho Nneri-
caDg NJ times were SUBJECTED not only
+c the o., Of the Amcrican suns, hat
to supplemental rakinE from thc
French. It Is iMr2Esible to a6ceT'a.n
The German caspalties, Int II IS certain
they they were heavy.
The Zig Euufirc reached tn" Mh2NaP1n
of iutenTity. The roar OF The artillery
rose in :. great crosccnGo The Amer1-
cans used no gas shells. "he Feraians
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BAILE.E(|l CAPTURED
(Coiulared rom Earc one.)


thing was said Of the wonderful work
IN the Scarpe-So;Ine battle q: tie
british arrillc:.y. which made possible
tAe victories gained. The Germans
themselves testify to tie terrible eff
cheney Of tie uasscd British cannon,
v t;ich IL many cases s3o0d virtually
wheel TO wheel w1ule pouring death and
aestruc:toa into the enemy, knocl;pIG
the a:ill 10 fight cut Of lin and blasting
: path FOR .he iaiant:y.
The prisoners all mention the terrific
barragcs rhey have withstonA and Conn.,
men: hIt.eriy upon the thinarss OF
their o-r co"ntc" DarIaGe, because tho
German neivioS are always being dag
?rt rrrrr~ard 10 save them from CAP
t.t:c.. TIC German artillery apparently
had little faith IN til" ability CT the i'll
faulty 10 hold off the British attacks
today.
rs f0- days past, the British bar
RACES nave fallen Ill along the trent
ever rlovipT forward, ard they have
come down 0n MASSES % the enemy
lying n whatever Eheltsr they could
huG such rs she'll cratcrS ON and 1ew,
and CID fallcn-i2 trenches which CROSS
and rccrosS this ground -;Gde barren
even % grass by cearG of "':r. Rare
lv ha-a tho Germans had the protection
ri drmuuL:. Even when they nave. 60
ing into them often meant capture, for
the british infantry md tanks 1T near
y all times haze been upon tEnn so
closclv alter the barrIHe: lifted thS {
they havc rct had such time TO offe-
Mgh:. even - they really desired TO.
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NO ABATEMENT
Continued frcln Page One.D

haake Of the Sou1,no, who're the British
have been operating against the Ger
mans, now has been cleared OF the
cpemy, and south Of FeronSe, On the east
l>onk OF the stream, notwithstanding the
destruction Of the bridges by the Ger
mans.
To the north the British almost every
where are pressing eastward along the
highways. carrying the Germans before
them. Comblss liz now In British hands
and east Of Bapaume Field Marshal
Hays men arc WORKING along the
Bapaume-Camtrni road toward Lebuc-
quIoce no the north Of this region.
Rullecourt snd Eendecourt, on the old
E:nGenburg l:cs, both we're captured.
but the Germans, In violent counter
attack, forced back the British to their
western outskirts, where, at last nc
, courts. the Germans "ere being held.
Northeast of Arras the British now
are, ou:y 2. step away from the famous
Orccourt-Queant switch line, one OF the
stronges- Of tie euen1y's fortified POSI-
lions, which is said to be filed with
forces who intcnd to tenaciously dispute
It's capture.
: Southwest Of Ypres, In the Lvs sa-
lent. the Germans again have begun
! withdrawing, and are oelnS clCSe1y 1c4-
; lowed up by the British The British
gain are holding the important town Of
3airleuI In this sector The withdrawal
! Of tho Germans Geemtngly indicates that
! it Is their purpose to blot out this sa,
itun. and straiehte7 eheir lirc sourhwart
from Ypres. II IS O move, however, that
Is greatly lcssoutng the chance Of q
+, drive during the presen; year toward
.ns channel ports from this region.
, Tnsre has boom considerable increase
! IN tl.e eaonav-s artillery activity against
tue American troops in the vosges re
gten. ssreral patrol attacks by tho Ger.
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Legal NOTICE.

To Whom j. h:"y Innrrrn:
Nn:rr = l'-r"!'y GIN'm l!tni !. nc uh-
,ic..r::, .NihrI.. .NH"' sold ny,
entire srn.l. at goods. CONSISTING; -.
iadi... ;I:I -;"niS FURNISHINGS "EI l,''
wear Ir."tl,ri "a Tn. ..l'r, room * No..
10: .1,rr.renr ovcuu". ~ Tnn ItIr- Of
Nu,lr,isyillr. Mrrshri! '"G!;y. We,
Viranu:a. /" " ". r,.ari:n"n. - ii"TE"r
huilGirg. of rrtrs hu:=Ei. P"lnSHivHnia
t:.y r,,rsnn hHvin: Any claims against
;lr :lH ..i".n ~. h"r'h" n'rH';'.i :"
r.r;ify STart u iEr"WD. Ni'fn"% -tt-LH" vs.
Nar~!tnll County hhnE HHlli'EG; :t"'!'''H-
, liz. ifnrS!:au county, M,si Virginia.
pni-I ;h.s seth ia" Il .A"2n>t. \ D..
iat.. ,i.;rE'ii: .NLTEEF
au-.i.k
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R. r. Administration
Takes Over Barge Line

WAGI!lNGTnN. Aut;. @H.-furchnS"
10y lln. r:llr"rI administration 81 mn"
harEcS. two r"wiwntS and war house
f.rilillr. ut l:ari -. Louis. m,!"nE!nE
To the EaaSaS cry. Mo. E;!T"r NINISa e.
lion Company. m! "p"TAti"n :" ne
hnr-.e and boats ru ;hr lower Miss
Iss,rpi. VA. aTn,ov"I 1"d2l. t'N rIr"'i-
NJ i"nrrLl Nlr.Nll,,I.
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Ban on Autos Applies
Only to Pleasure Riding

WNclII\,;TnN. Au@. :;H.--Th" han on
liz. uS.. az "a*"i.N" "n Sun'i'E% i"r mo-
,,,r v,.hrri,.s and heats Will apply only
H., ,.l,a:ur, rldlnG. fuel Administering
Garfield ant"nn'.7i to-day. H. aid
r,.aS"nnh!.. ~. II caS''lIn" driven w.
hi,.lr4 far n"rrs":Ary purposes was not
,u,rud"d L. hn prohibited.
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WITH TIL, rHEH,.II .>E.rY. Aug. IN

II early l'-Idr.
WITH TIT: rREN, ii .\EEtN. Aug. IN.
III, ih.. Associated prc"r. i--Th" I'"r,
mans: are making Il $urr"u" effort 1"
maintain their Positions "r th' plateau
north If SI.c$rm$. rh"E ar" ihr""itH
fresh trnn.,S against both the fr'n'h
and Americans nr:d ar" GISrUliT@ In"
ground iunl hy loot.
After the H,ns'ir,"~siui enemy al
;r,u,,ts 4 few DAYS a., Ia rr'!k" III"
h"jckts w., or III G"iSS"ll'i-' '"ucy-!''-
Chalraur road known n ~" Jrn1r-l"'-
Mnrrr-t'uuv" pr;aur"r< taken 10y ono
Trr"rrh divisions Included ni'u from
three iir..r"rl .hvIsi"n< ri iriHn'r! an"
Two haiia!iuns II crack ia'inia'n troops.
rho los ii THIS height and .ihrih"r
a9vlnc" mad" u Nil tii' more n"'>>~iT!
for H., ,i"ruaus Ia proven, III" Hl!'?S
from "1Injng -""iiud "r th" plateau III
I'M. region al iu"isrT. wh"r'. ar" III :
last heights defending tn" "a!!"H : M"
Ijln.rr. yrI,, r" II rTT% 'HSiwhr! h'l"r"
.,"rio.. >-niNwari again toward III"
,'l,,,r:,n .!',s DAMS. 'T:-' rn.;;'F mas
reinforced his i'm" thor" Win ne ~
h;s. hes! ,'.,:-i"n> f.: :hrrli troops.
mhr French ,h!vd army MI WIN
r-ri,rr rc%iStrn"" along ~" $"i''Ei'' an"
-, ,'anal IN Enrd III" GERMAN "rr"-
si,i"u nas parr.cMlar!T s'nH; N -" r.
zion Il N"slrs. wE"r" - VS. necessary
T., h:,y, artillery n r"dNC" ''nt" post
:lhUc.
To.n;si, n" villages - F;"%c-l."-
GRIND ami E"w"-!.,-l'r3':. ca; ~
->r-;.s. ~, IN t:.,- hnHds 81 - i'r"r'',
,,,,l. sun, 1i.r: ti.,. .>ri,i .,'r 'a'"
l:.,.l. M";,rcc,r"f and Ia !iH'.""'er5".
a.. a.. ilili'l-
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talks hciv,.,.n IN" Nil"''" and IA"
,;sI., w."" r"l.,i... 4 ll~r n1ch' ~ h.
i'",rr,I. .a,- SO. VA "tti,. >'H''1i, =;
ru-.li; 'ii.. rr''trl, :';,Iu:Ilr.'': 'h''r
.;!.u,. ,=..' 1T ''l~i-. nurih ~ :>'.s~"I'".
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WELlSBURG

For A.; uphulS."rjrr. furniture cover
IEE :tri r"pnIrlr::. mattress r'.f."EatinC.
Gail IN TrnnnhU". The u;rh1,::ir" go.
Man street. mAt 1" S:rri.h:;& Second
hand store aw-.:"-h
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WANTED-Male

UANTED-t'nrpct middle aged
office man to assist auditor. Tho right
nrI." To- III" right man. Must ua1"r-
.ri.nd. bnoi;- kcrping ard cos: work thor
n,I,,hIy. only th"s" furnishing best Of
rTi..rrncrS need apply: Address in own
Stnting experience. ana
in draft rrgiStrat;oH. w.
g :. care Int"!lig"nc"r.. au-"G-i
T kNTED-TY-o young ncr for candy
pacnlng room. Ohio Valley candy 60.
au-30-i
w ANTED-rrars'"rS md mon 10 work
~ wh"l"s;Ll" Er"cry. Arpl! I3Hcr
,;rurrry -. 18Th and Main. au-?-i
wANTED-T" h'r.' Il first Cl"sG .rnchin'
i'll. Apply SAylIr Electric * Mani. 90
."-ISth =. ;Lu-:H-N
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WANTED-Male ard Female


o. S. Department OF Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE.
FREE TO EMELOTE AND E2ISho hA.
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
MALE HELP WAITED.
ANY number Of Coal Mn"r2.
Twu M"rir;!ical Drafts!'rn.
Ttu Electric 'raHr:nen.
|. Foundry Clippers.
An; number LHhCrrrs.
Machinis'S.
Freight Haidlcrs.
Grey IRON Euu!ders.
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric WrldcrS.
POSITIONS WANTED,
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Car" fal"r Of Lawn. Etc
shell inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchnrn and Time Keepers.
EEIALEs
St"uo grarhcrs.
Si,rncranhrr.s ard Eouk-kccrnrs.
Call 4. tho United States Employing emf
Service between c GEd O'Clock for IL
formation concerning any kind OF en-
nloy,nCrt desired. Remember this IS a
rubltc Gcrvice aad there is no charge
whatever to any person le-4Il
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

TOE RENT rooms. ass Word
au-oG-i
FOR HENT-Good office and iivInz
rooms on the second and third floors Ut
,hc rcw !ntcilsenc"r building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
narcv. Apply Peter Boyd, care 1ntei!i,
e.ncer. ap-lT-tr
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did, bnt IN slightly smaller quantities
than Usual.

WITH THE AMI;l;i,,AN F"l;' rs
rN THE NESi.E. Aug. ?".--Ti" 'i''r-
mans cr;:inurd their stubborn r''*i'l-
,tnr.. along The i!m" iii rr"ui - I'll"
American force, nur,h II S"tss"n' last
NIGHT uud tbs i"r"u""n. Tn" &"i'ii"rF
;,,.,I,n run;inu" /" grow somewhat liEit-
r. early to-day.
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DIED

yRAET--rnr Thursday. ..'aSue. -. 'nif.
az y. r'ri"ck u. m. 1T ~" On" Nn'c
Icy ,;.n"r,I h-Sr!l:'. .t\NN. ":i" g!
ir,nr% K";,fi. len h"r ~! year.
!:..a ..,ni from her lat" r':'id"nc" 80. "
,i,, .i!r:.rru ri 2::GJ. Services AT
Z,Sn I.a,lrran church a. %","l""G.
I'r,,:.G., e." rh. family r. respectfully n
.yl,rd It.. attend. in.crsa@nt at MI. HI"iI
cr!nr,cr".
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WANTEU-re1na1o

WhNTED-An experienced lady grocery
clerk. Nust come well recommended.
Apply W. ]. Keyser, 10th street.
au-3i-g
war ED---C han!rrrnnid ut once. .lp-
ny :" in" NI..hIti:Ln hotel. ii-9 siGr-
krl street. au-A--l
" ANEEE--Lad% vancasscrs. Can u:.e
the. ~ four more with some expert
rnr.. preferred. Cor articlH new N u>I in
every, home. Eot a hook or magazine
proposition. Pleasant outside work a;
straight salar". Apply alr. friedlE. Nc
: urn !in;r, .;Lu-2S-i
W hNTED-i.x p"rirH:rd hook-k"cprr ard
g,cnogra3ht'r Apply between. 3:Op :nd
-:Gd y. III. The freshman Co.. Ian
larGh St. Tity. hN-c6-i
Wt;TTED-Ciir;s u feed press. Apply
md iIn"r %rws Bldg. au-"S-ti
wNNTED-A girl Tor general hoHE9;
w"rh Mat have references. Gail
,T-i. Film Grove au-21-
ThN-ED--CioScrrnI' evil serve" *
anf.nat!,rLs IN Wheeling august and
Srrl"irh"r. Government clerk. traci!'T.
ir~ nrrtrrsS. typewriter. research 'clcrH.
f:yrr:rn"n Un1"o"'"'ary'. ""m'n d.S!r-
ir:,: government positions wr't for r."
;art;c';!ar7 7. =. LcnrHr! tf":rrtc civil
s"r>ir, 'xaminCr). 9o9 'hcn!nS iSldS"
Washington. au'l?-n
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wAHCED-Alcn our illustrated cata-
Ins,l" explains how We teach barber
ing quickly. Mailed free. Moier Barber
on. gc 3Gl W. Eth ST.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
jy-3l-tf
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SUPERINTENDENT
FOE
BARREL MANUFACTURING

NusT BE FAMILIAR WITH THE
MAKING GE BARRELS OF LIGHT
CUAGE STEEL. GIRTH SEAM WELD
ED AID HEADS LCCK SCANNED.
EXPERIENCE IN OEy-ACETYLENE
WELDING NECESSARY. A K0ST UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY FCR a HIGH
CLASS MAN. ADDRESS S. H., CARE
1TTELLIGENCER au-2O-liI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
ADMITS KNOWING
MANS AFFLICTION
AND LOSES SUIT

When Ira Starr admitted on the
witness stand yesterday afternoon
that he knew the man with whom hs
was working was subject to eplleptic
fits. lac lost his $4,000 damage suit
against the Northern Pacific. The
attorneys FOR the railway company
Immediately entered motion for a
ucI.-suit and It was granted.
Starr claimed the company was
negligent in employing the man af-
rliCted with epilepsy The man was
attacked with one of his periodical
spells when helping Starr carry a
heavy railroad tie, and Starr alleged
hat he was seriously injured when
the other dropped his end of the tie.
However in admitting that he knew
the man was subject to these spells,
he robbed him himself of his claim
for damages in the opinion OF the
court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
.EPIDEMICS CAUSED
FROM OvERCROWDING
AND LACK SEWAGE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Surgeon
General Gorgas told the senate mill
tary committee that lack of proper
sewage facilities and overcrowding
was responsible for the epidemics in
the training camps, He said practi-
cally none of the national guard
camps have sewage facilities and that
he earnestly recommended that a fully
equipped hospital and sanitary ar
rangements be provided before the
men were sent to the camps but said
the war department disregarded it.
9e said forty per cent of the pnsr'-
monia in the camps followed the
measles epidemiCs which were due to
overcrowding and forcing of sick and
well men to intermingie. exposing all
He said the camp hospital orderlies
were unframed and said some patients
set practically no care from nurses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
COuRTESIES PLANNED
FOR CANADIANS WHO
TALK HERE MONDAY
Two Meetings Arranged for
Public at Arcade Theatre ;
Good Music Also.

While the three Canadian officers.
Col MacMillam, Major Edwards aud
Captain Cook are in Pendlet9n Mon
day they viii he appropriately enter
talned under the auspices of "A com
InIttec of which J. r. Robinson is
chairman. Tho expenses of the meet
ing1 here will he borne by the Com
mcrclal Club aud Mr. Robinson as
Chairman Of the entertainment COM
mHtee has been. designated to take
charge Of tho social entertainment of
the visitors lie will name his own
helpers for the task
AH now planned the officers will
he met at the depot upon their ar
rival on No. II Monday and either "A
luncheon or "a dinner or hQth Will be
given In thor honor. "
Both OF tho meetings are to bc AT
the Arcade theater The afternoon
meeting will start at o'clock and the
evening meeting at p. IN. DR. W
u. McNary has been chosen to intro
duce the speakers. No admission is
charged at the meetings.
In addition to the talks by the Ca
madam officers musical program
will also he given. consisting of or
thcstra selections before the speak
ing and vocal numbers interspersed.
The arrangements for the musical
numbers have been left to Walter
Rose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
Ion Hertling Makes Long Expected Speech
Declares Concretely Wilson's Outlines
are Unsatisfactory But Thinks Program
Contains Many Points Apt to Form
Peace Basis; Lloyd George Terms Held
Unacceptable; First Four y. S. Aims
Found Easy of Agreement

/ HAGUE. Jan. 25.-"President will
/ g. rs program contains many points
apt to form the basis for peace me-
gotiations" Won Hertling told the
main committee of the Reichstag
yesterday in his long expected
speech. He insisted that concretely,
President Wilson's outlines were un-
satisfactory" He demanded that the
allied leaders set forth new propos-
ais. He held that Premier Lloyd
tieorge'5 terms showed an alteration
of tone. but said they were unac-
ceptable. Wilson's tone is different
than II. replying to the pope. He no
longer suggests the autocratic sup
preston Of the German people by tine
German government and docs not at
tack the Huhenzollerns." He COM
ntcnts on Wilson's war aims thus:
Agreement is easy on the first
four; there is difficulty with the fifth.
tie sixth concerns only Russia and
the TeutOns: wg'll settle the seventh
only in peace negotiations; the eighth
is only discussable by France and
Germany. However, we cannot talk
of the cession of Alsace-BOrralnc
Germany is soIidly with Austria on
ninth and tenth. As to the eleventh
point, let the Austiia-Hungarian for
ciGn minister answer President Viii
son. On the twelfth, 50 far as IL con-
Germs Turkey. we must not deny her
statesmen's attitude as to her integ-
rity. The German empire may well
eHergeticaIIy support her, and Ger
many Will be ready when all other
questions are settled TO discuss
peace league.
I'm his latest speech, Lloyd
George no longer abused us but
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
GERMAN REPLY MORE
SUBDUED BUT END is
NOT YET SAY EXPERTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Tcu-
tons arc angling for a further discus
sion with the United states aud allies
but are not ready to go far enough
to bring peace now, is the WY ex-
perts consider thc Won IIertliug,
Czcrnin statements
Demand is Impossible.
HertIings demands that England
relinquish Gibraltar and all other for
titled points along the sailing routes
is the first time in all the German
peace fee1ers or proffers that such q
scheme has ever been advanced. OBJ
servers emphatically declare that such
demand constitutes on It's face an
unsuperable bar TO England's CON
sideration of the offers of German
terms The foundation Of the British
empire itself rests on such fortresses
as Gibraltar.
CzernIn More ConCiliRtoTy
Czernin's speech is regarded as
moro conciliatory than Hertling S
though authorities saw IN Hertling's
tones something far more subdued
and diplomatic than Germany has is
sued to date. Its brusqueness, how
ever. indicates that tho militarists
siill arc debating. necesstating fur
thcr fighting for the American ana
allied aims.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-25
BRIEF OUTLINE
WILSON'S TERMS

o l. Open covenants. openly
. reached, with no ensuing secret
y treaties.
. 2. Freedom of the seas. peace
= and no war except that caused I
= by international action for the
y enforcement of International 4
y covenants
= 3. Trade equality among the
y nations conscntinG to peace.
y 4. Reduction of armaments. 4
= 5. Impartial adjustment of =
y colonial claims. with regard for 4
y tho Inhabitants wishes. 4
y 6. Evacuation Of all russian 4
= territory assurances for her un-
y hampercd opportunity for prac-
y tical and economical develop 4
y ment.
y I. Evacuation and restoration 4
y Of Belgium; evacuation of 4
= France, rlghting the wrong Of 4
y 1871.
. s. Readjustncnt Of the Ital- Z
. ian frontier along the lines of 4
= nationality.
. 8. Autonomous development
= of Austria Hungary.
, ton Of Itouma&a. Serbia and =
. Montenegro, giving Serbia ac- =
, cess to the sea.
II. The Balkans states rcla- =
3 tions to be determined by =
, friendly counsel. =
b IL Sovereignty Of the Turk =
, ish portions Of the ottoman cm- =
, pire.
b IS. Autonomy. for the other =
, natIonalities under the Turkish =
rule. permanent freedom Tor
the Dardanel&s.
IA. An independent Poland y
; with access to the sea.
Is. \ league of nations to en- =
, force these specific covenants. =