davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1918-07-17

All records of grain handling
were broken by the government
elevator at Port Colborne. Ontario.
when 100000 bushels of wheat were
discharged in eight hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
SECOND BRITISH Army JOINS !.
BELCIANS IN FLANDERS SMASH
RICE AND JACK TO
RUN FOR PLACES ON
WATER COMMISSION

q. VI. Rice. Nicc president OF
the f1rst National Bank. and
Marion dack. prominent local citi-
zcn aud farmer. will be- candidates
for the two vacancies on the city
water commission at the eiec-
tiun to he held in November. An
Istuncstnent 20 this effect was
made soday aud petitions for
their nominations are being pre-
pared.
For some time past the two
men have iccn urged hy local
lpnsiness men and by other ms'Fn-
lct-s OF the water board 20 run.
They are regarded a. desirable
men for the positions and there
j. mpch satisfaction over the an
nomnccmeni they will 20 upon the
ballot. They will be candidates
for the positions made vacant W
the resignation Of {. r. Strain
aud the expiration OF the term of
George O'Danieis. The three
lsaldouer nlcmlps-E-s Of the hoard
are ,. +. Brown. \. Sirubie and
VIII McCofmmach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
TURKEY BELIEVED
NEAR TO SIMILAR
ARMISTICE OFFER

trnitfd Prosa staff reuesuoudeHi
PARIS rspr - Hsh Eotsrn-
mruf rIfclfs In raus rarrrs-'d no
sururlse "a fhs BuiFar.au bid for
ffnHs.
~ ths rnHsa ifsss 6sme the iH-
foFrnafluHs fhaf flse rrlafrf fnf HH
arlulatire csu.s uau fhrrr farfs
BsiEafls b. ursd ~ hsf Hsssy8 q lrifs
af nshfinF. Ihefs b. mueh dlneun'
feuf aEainat Ser aHses
The parry niFhf base % fhanos ~
suroras lf Hulrafia eHflrfil uHtis fHs
flIlfr
Ihrrs r. iirfle iltfiIhnad fha ruffufs
$3.50 hauals fhr afHaflHu Hfh nad
f,fIHE fnHafI fhr UHlEaHaH people
fbsmsfifss Nat HHisaria uuft rs-
rounrr her rEaEEFfafri auhfluns.
Peace O. aHlt. pas-IDlF in arr1fd'
sros aifh air,adl hrnaH a'iird cnn'
1.finnr
EHifaris feared THrtrH enui1 boal
BOG fH rha HFI Therefore shr acted
aukflI lu hff uHu interrsf
Thsre .s ffrrf ffaanr fs hriirFi
sffr TrafI Dol frHIfrf fl make e
r8n.lar affer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

Joe Despair. Pendleion man who
has been iu the Canadian army Tor
tWo Aears writes Ca his brother, 0fo'
Ner Despair. that be 81 no longer "a
scnut far his COMPANY but is now
runner le was transferred because
one of his earu b. almost deaf from
shell shook Joe aass that la time
he will recover his hearinH, however
Aihouph he suffered from slight
attack ~ gas. be- considers himself
unusnally lucky, Tor nut ~ the ihp
mnn who came 90 France with him
he aud his "pui' are the only HnfNi-
ynrs Joe sent aH souvenirs Ger
man pnsial card and uernian hos
pltai card which entities a wounded
uefnlan 60 hospital care, Following
g. The iotier in .full.
"somewhere Ia France
september ., 1919,
Dear Brother
Inrt "a wee letter 10 let You know
that am siiil nn top aud 8rkinr
Hope Ynu folks are well AMI happs
/ suppose you have seen hy tine pa
psrn about our hig advance dowr
south. Well. brother. We are hard
nt Il aHnln and hitting Old FfiiE ni
hard as We can, Please dou't warrl
if you don't hear from me very offer
now ns q looks like one continua
round nf liahtinH while the Wcnthrl
h good. Another winter la th'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
JOE DESPAIR, FORMER SCOUT,
is MADE COMPANY RUNNER

trenches don't lnok good 10 mo but
We would rather fight it out 60 o
finish now II We can. : WINS sent "ui
"a few dnyH nEo with o. touch of sac
but am alright now We have sure
hecn through some hard iiRhtinA
lately bnt the boys are nil smiine
and happy for We hnVs proved again
that Ne can push ifriiE back when
ever thes luFn us loose on him, Was
ilat talking Co my pal about the drnh
We came a. France with nnd out ~
a hundred and eighty men there are
just the tWa ~ us ieft, We have sure
had horaohnno around oar nerkt
an far aud hope oar luck continues,
Am M longer in the scouts 49, one
81 my care has been affected hy shell
shock ana patroiinH SO Mans Land
i hardly the place fuT man uimnHl
deaf in one ear. The a. n SAYS mh
ear will get well again in slime. hul
q will take quite while.
am company runner nt present
Not a bad Job as d consists of carry
Ina mesaaaes and acting aa Euard.
We'll. dear brother. will close foi
this time. Wlu write you again uftri
our next crack nt Fritz which vii
be soon. am with love fpui
bFother JOE
I y. y. Enclosed You VIII find 4
uerman hospital card, or uH we ra,
"biighty' ticket.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

BATTERY u. Jas d. 49, in which
many 81 lhe old troop D no,s arc
scr,inr has been in action ana o. hri''
aecounut of ono fNhf Be- giYen in a.
letter Co local friends uy sergeant W-
A. Gm The letter in FUN ls as foi-
ru8re. sept p 1873,
Dear Friend Parker and on ihe TaN
nritsrs aud Harllers
Jnst d few lines to lsi son know
that uld man one sun is stii heip-
lne feed Ffis condition POWDER r"m
our FunH
have been HhinInF around Ho
much here nf late thHf haven
written ta anybody sHcrpt mother
have seen four-finhf of Frnnrs nov
and expect to see che other nnh and
part uf germauY before rrriaE, There
sYns said daf ahnuf fhree Nffh'
ann thnt made me thiuk had e''eH
about nn there wHH fn ao fnN
mirhi thinh fhht dfiFlnr mal n'
niFhis without lFhts would Del bod
but wait un Nou Fa tn drlfns ia'
b. o.. tractor through some fnHi
sFoods when f ID shout ns mooniiHhI
a. q cellar would he with ihr dn"'
CLOSED Most an driflnr 81 done ID
ulrhi. in fast o. has fn he.
ID b. nnfhinE new ai 80 10 hufs nn'
ar two care come in from fFin uff
The radiator uiashed. Nigft hefpf'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
TROOP D BOYS WERE FIRED ON
BY GERMANS WITH GAS SHELLS

lasf ono af m, tractors drove q c0H-
ueruus rsd through ihs crack caEs
aud surs rut come hois in b.
thiuk au tHr trouble Nll be over
nIih before I.rs though
Futr eu H.r raue and address
and came tH tlrf ut. hoF- a naF
some reception The rrst course Was
hieh aaUluaI.r. aHa iafs af ihenI.
Ths rrfrna consisted ~ m ~ hiHh
explosive auH musfard fuh hha
several IFfl EHhin lo ur e4 fert ~
ins before tound duEuuf nif
fhrf Nsra aar shslis nnd ueRff haff
ue auf &C. rnf mf nash un toui
-Hle. lBau Hast ..seu tls aiitf rhrl'
& I,sfhaps ua1iduI hf afifinr 49,
ltuef g Iars snsllsd aIoaf 90 ihs
rasrs ihr Iiunr hass huf nffeF ~
.fnufFh ~ rfhef fa hHr me
tsibte frai 5an ns no-n as Hs
Eef FfIta an Nis esu 80 b. nii tors
Hr fI. faf and ftiI kafaffad, fhi
hats are srfr hanEinr hia 81 iiin'
drnHHfe Iur af present
nru % q had fiule uuf paper
sssuid arTs a iffir moore huf ffH
aafhf ta a.id fnH faf fhis fin.s. Tfi
Gss. a. Farr a Ca. Q aala hfilo an'
frat $3.50 erNfr fheu srf af fhes|
la.r fau Gao lsf fhsm raal ihls q
sau nU and Bau oau raaf. thflr
rfleu d oanrs.
Wlrh hfst ai-hss a. 49,
EEnGr W. A.. GIigt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
BY FRED FERGUSON
United Press staff correspondent
CHAMPAGNE SUCCESS CON
TINIES.

WITH THE AMERICANS WEST
or VERDUNE, scpt. 2s.--Thc
French and American attack In the
Champagne ArRonnc region n eons
tinuing. Heavy rains have turned the
roads. churned by shellnFc, Into al
most impass.alslc hogs hat the Auleri-
can field artillery is braNcly strug-
Ellng TO keep pace with the infantry.
Even heavy guns are bring moved
slowly forward although with eN-
trcme difficulty.
SURPRISE AGAIN INDICATED.
The SURPRISE element. contributing
90 the success Of the I'Tanco-.A american
offensive. n emphasized BY the idenii-
ficaiion 90 a German division which
make apparent the fact that the
enemy was using the region from Ar
gonne to the forest of the Mcus, a. a
rest srctoF. They had mn deserves la
ANY sufficient nnmbsr ia ti'c rear, al
though shcre were heavy fnrces fur
thcr sonlh in Lorraine.
Prisoners have bccn taken from 81
different divisions Including one oi
guards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
GERMAN, AUSTRIAN
RESERVES ARE RUSHED
TO BULGARIAN LINE
Won Hintze Declares Rein
forcements Sent at First
Hind of Disaster.

CoPENHAGEN. sept. IS. -- There
is no reason to- give up the game ~
Bulgaria. declared Admiral Won
Hlntze. German foreign minister. IN
addressing the main coTnmitfce of the
Relchsiag today With the earliest
lntimation OF had news from Mace.
donia the German high command
threw all reserves available into But
garla and Austrian forces were also
sent.
'aThe reinforcements VIII suffice 20
restore aOur military position. The
situation must be character ized as
critical but will be clearer In Few
days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
CITY PLAY AMAZING
PART IN OREGON WAR WORK

tilia county until several dafa after Il
opened in the rest of the state, ana
from this teH fhe county should per-
haps he compimrnted pn tha speed
with Nhllh the Norh has been pushed
az far as be- has. suil there Be- rnaui
foe improvements and there can hs 90
reason wh} ans man should wait fer
a solicitor tn raii upon hlm pefefa
subsrrthlHE ur bond. itH dHps
und should be privilege ana o. piHa -
sure far him tn come forNard fHiuur
thnn sinh hiu bond plrdEe. and that
Go the limit 20 his ability
Otnffwlse BE- Is hard 10 Hra bow "a
person IAN iaY claim to helms ina nsF
cent Americas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
NC PEACE CAN COME THROUGH
BARGAINING WITH GERMANY

about the practical implications
that are inkolKtd ia ID.
III II be in deed and truth the
common Obic1f ~ the govern
mcnts associated with Germany
and of tlie nations whom they
govern. A. { believe "a 10 be-. 60
achieve by thc coming stttie-
mcnts a SECURE and lasting peace
IL Miil DC necessary that all who
sit down az the Ibeace Table shall
s-ome ready and willing 90 pay
1he price, the onIy BF'ice that will
procure ID. and ready and willing
also 90 sTxaatc in some RiTiie
fashion the onlE in-trumentahiy
by which lt can be made certain
that the agFtements 81 the peace
will he homoirrd and fulfilled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
IMPARTIAL JTSTICE Is
DEMANDED.

Thai pricc T. impartial guslioe
in every item of seitleHN,nt. 40
matter whose iIsferest T. tT'osss'd;
mot onlY impartial jnstioe. but
also tlie satisfaction Of the szeter-
al penilles whose fortunes are
dealt Niih.
THAT Indispensable insgFumen-
taiitN g. inague Of nations
formed under tsgKenants fiiaf nlu
~ rffiCaeion~ Without sats1i IN
sfrunlenialiiS. by Niiisli the I'eaoss
af the BoF1d oan bc guaranteed.
peace Ntil rtsi in part ulaslD iiae
word 81 outlaWs aud oiliE uIHon
that wnrd. I'or Germany VIII
have 80 rednrm her siaaFaeter.
noi auiy bg Niiat hnpIlcns - fiie
ts'uce table huf Nsttat faiioHsH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
No COMPROMISE PEACE
WANTED.

III l. Of capital importance
that We should h. explicitly
agreed that no pease shall ie OBJ
taInrd by any kind of oompFo-
mise or abaiemeni of uie prihi-
sillcs for which Ne arr lighting.
There should cNist 40 d"uhi
about that. I ana therefore, Eo-
ing Ia take tlle iiberty of speak
in, With fite uitnsisi frunknt'-s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
FOUR MINUTE MEN TO
DRIVE FACTS HOME

With the fourth liberty loan drive
approaching critical stage the four
minute speaker for pendlet1n are
being nlobHized in force by Guy Mat
laok. speaker manager fuT dlr
county. Al abe Alta theafer tnis
evening ths ICES. Alfred Lockwood
UuI speak. 90 the Pasfime James H.
GAann VIII be the speaker aHd krv.
s. H HahDeu VIII tails at he rosF
A. aM she churches tomorrow aft-
sfnoon and evening che ministers VII
daifer = me--aEr from the govern
meut DnafiuE ou The fourth laan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

urom President Wilson's speech
la New York last nigiit-i
CENTRAL. POWERS OBSERVE
No COVENANTS
I'VE are al agreed that there
can he no peace obtained by any
klEd Of bargain or compFoIni-e
win the governments of the cen
trail cnlplrs.s, bcCause We have
dealt with them ALREADY ana
have seen them deal With other
eo.rrnmenfs that Wrf'c party 10
this struggle. at BTest-l.is'Ns1
and Buc.harest. They have CON
.inCed us that tlieN are without
honnr and do not intend justice.
They observe po soNcnantS,
aocept mn principle but force ana
their own intcrcst. We cannot
,s-suae "a terms with them, They
have made IL impossible. The
German teoplc mnst. bV this
time. b. fully aware that we can
mot aorpt tile word of those who
foroel this war upon us. We do
not think the same thoughts or
speak the same language Of
ngtncment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
Allied Drive in Macedonia
Too Great a Menace.

AMSTERDAM sept. 2s.-Aus-
fFin b. Fs'porird turning her steps
aud withdrawing her f"roes fFrpin
Albania owing f0 menace 90 her
flank re-uiting frtan the aiiiri
drive in kihrrdunin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
RUIGAnIA II NOW
N MIDST OF CRISIS

PARIS. sept, 9k.--A new ministeri-
80 crisis and a complete ehangs in
Buigaria's foreign polies Is impending
it b. reported.
Martial law has been proclaimed ~
sofia. according a. reliable news "a
germany. says the Journal ~ Zurich,
II is sid the Bulgarian cahinet 10 In
continuous session and Kins Ferdi-
nand had a long consultation with
Premier Maiiuoff yesterday.
pacinst manifestations we're held . {
,sofia. SUNDAY. Mondany and Tuesda s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

Under the ruling Of the War
8 industries board. lt T. obiiga-
. tory on newspapers 10 dlscon-
. tinue the sending of papers
. after the date of subscription
> expiration, unless the suhscrip-
= tion is renewed and pail for.
. The following is the order as u
. refers 10 daily papers;
> Discontinue sending paper
. after date 10 expiration Of sub-
= scriptlon unless the subscription
. b. renewed and paid for. CThis
. ruling 20 be- effective october .,
= 1870
> The Fast oregonian viii COM
. ply with The order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
TRENoH TIGHT WITH nRIIIsH
Manuel Friedly Heads
Drive For Belgian
Clothing in County

Five tons of clothing for the relief
Of Belgians viii be collected In uma-
tilla county Immediately. with Man
uel FFiedley NJ the head of the drive.
All clothing may for the present be
taken 10 SIR. Frledley's office on
Court street. hut in the next few DAYS
he eNpecr 20 have three places where
the donations win be received.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
SERBIANS CONTINUE
FLAHKING MOVEMENT
PUSHING EASTWARD
Pass Kochane, Reach City
Is Miles North of
StrumnitZa.

LONDON. sept. 2s-The ScTbians
comtinue their eastward fiankins
mo. enlent and have paS-ed koe'hane
aud are rEow at Iiadott~ilte - miles
north OF StrcunIitEa- a opmmnnique
tndny offidaliy stated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
FIRE FIGHTERS
TRAPPED IN MINE
Explosion Closes Shaft, Res
cuers are Helpless.

DENTON. IN. Sept. 2s.-Morc
than 20 are believed trapped In a
coal mine NJ Royaiton by an eNplo-
sion early today. The men had de-
scended 90 fight fire An eNpi"-
sion closed the shaft ana resenefA
have been unable 60 reach them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
Il. j. McMOnies is a
Candidate for Councilman
From Second Ward

The petition of D.. }. McMonies as
candidate for councilman from the
second ward. the north side, is helnR
circulated today. Mr.. McMontes, ~
elected would fll the place II =, )
Murphy
Mr Murphy 10 is understood. VIII
not De q candidate for reelection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
Ranse Lieuallen
Dropped Dead in
Shop at Weston

Ranso Ilcuallen, 20 years Of
aee aud veteran blacksmith az
Weston, dropped dead In his shop
lasl evening. lie was found dead
after he had Jailed Ia ~ llonie
Gar anpIler. IIs' II the father oG
Joc Ilcuallsn of Illetb and
cousin ~ =. q. IAeuallcn. IIo
had been r''sisient ol Weston Tor
so nF 90 gcaFs,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
ALSOPUSHING FORWARD WITH
FRENCH IN CONTINUOUS ATTACK
ALONGCHAMPAGNE BATTLEFRONI
DnDe Launched in Picardy at S a. M;
Rains Hinder Progress of Frdnco-Amer-
icdn Artillery.
by LOWELL MELLETT

Omitted Press STAFF COrrcsponde'nD
WITH THE BRITiSH ARMIES,
sept. 2s.--The Americans IN c0o9era-
tion with she British In Picardy at
taeked AT 5 O'clock this morning OPEN
lnE whnt - probably their mosf isn-
poFtant contribution Co British efforts
tlsns far.
The Americans on a wide sector of
the Briiish front face the IIindenhurg
line across broken ground averaging
500 yards La depth as a result of an
advantage won la Scstcrday's attack.
Protecting the extreme right Of the
Kings army the Americans nc thc
same time have improved their po-
sition by CLEARING up an intervening
sfretch of trenclles to an average
depth az 1000 yards,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
YANKs TAKE 5000 IN LATE
DRIVE.

WASHINGTON, sept. 2s.--ti'e
capture hy the American first
army Friday of four towns north
west OF Ncrdun is reported by
I'crshina to-day. The number Of
prisoners taken BY the Americans
in the latest drive has PASSED
tlle 5000 mark. More than 100
guns have been taken also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
OF 10000 PRISONERS
zoo GUNS ANNOUNCED BY HAIG,
TROOPS COULD ENTER CAMBRIA
Ciu Accessible at Viii of British But
Mined Tunnels and Many Pitfalls Sug-
eeSt Caution.

LONDON. sept. 2s.-- tReceived ?
O'Clock The average advmncc of the
British and Belgians in Flanders ~
already between two and three miles,
They have taken Poeceppelle.
LONDON. sept. 2s.--Tiie Briffail
advancx. IN Camgrai ~ eontinuinE
satisfactorily today. Haig Announced.
lie said: ~Ovyer 10,O00 prisoners
and more than roo gums have been
captured. The operations 0f the see-
and British army in Flanders c0En~
Blenced this morning in conjunction
with the belgian army. This II re-
ported in tlpe Belgian c0EnEnmniqur.
Cambrai could be entered by ti1e
British any time they wishs hut tlae
British arc aware that Germany hass
mined great tnnBeIs and have laid
many pitfaIls-r
FRENCH ETGHT WITH BRITISH
Our OPERATIONS have tscen EaniFFt-
ally helped by the admirable WORK az
the French. In less than fouF honrs
aner fhe oIpenine nssaHit In spite of
hostile sheilnFe. they successfully
threw across the Canal Du NorSt =
numllar Of bridgeS eapable or carrying
the transport, thus permitting tisn
advance 10 continue Wtthout check.
Corporations progresund satisfactorf-
- this morning on the whole 'front.'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
OVER 10000 HUNS
REPORTED TAKEN IN 3
DAYS ON WEST FRONT

PARIS. SeDt. 2S.-Thc total
number OF prisoner taken by the
allies on the west front Ia the Hast
three days is more than 10000 IL
l. unofTicially reported here to-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28
sArANIsE IonCfg. TIFTfT
IHNfTfnM

fflhfiuks efTf. 1h.-ltir dainnfHa
isatc rffnrtrd a iHmffinn uffh t.rnerai
ltufniut and HsTufiird kf'fHiFirfaEf
afsorainr o. gafans-- uHr uffies
e. fIgIlauiIuf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

Tfgureraturs af fitFe IusiaF
Maximum trmprrafufei ~.
Minimum frmprfHiurH. fs ~
Wsathtf clear -
sind. aaaf. gentle.
Rainfall. none. q -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

90 Fou Euaa fhat pendieton's quota
n ths fourth lIhrrft Loan BE- sreater
thHu fhs combined quotas ~ Baker
and Union ruuntes7 ~ BE-. Nith fae,-
sss left aEtr Nhlle the combined auQr
tar ~ HHrse fan counties Nlfh those
of Wauaaa. Grant and Maihsuf add-
rd. fau rhnn uf s4uallins imauiia
count b quota hE fff.6la.
THE shoaH ths important pafi
irnatua .osUtf aud prndirion are
. plafuF IH Ihe aar Nnrk 81 oregon.
aud rhnHII hr eauar of pride on the
part ef thr people and an Incentive
ta core fhaf rendiftDn does NOT ran
shnrf of HrrunE ts dui}.
sgan Daa l'iedEtsi.
The alarm haa been sounded hs
Chairman George A. Hartman fnr tht
IfAbfrt loan raWpaiEH in pfndiftau
.thsf Frrafer speed boz mHkinH 800 thf
rlf5'a .uafa is needed, or there il
HFrafa danger ~ falling for tho first
.tme Whfu Iha banks einaed lasl
'rtruIuE appfnt IWHfriF 100000 lu tul
Iuutar HlsdErr bad been received
.irhtrs ah1uf ffHs 600 to hs made HI
CO. r0Hr.str rH. atfH quota. iiedse'
have beru rumiHs 100 ZOO m"ruins HI
enc ianls r1 faudH fnat lf haa bees
imrn.sIHIr m $3.50 nHf accurate nH.
urfs HHatIrr fHrfr Is ItHf chance t
rnmUIrfr InIH amount IudaI.
~ trt-up in tantunisn.
There uIiI nr uu Irt-uu iH fhf raW
paIrn Hnu thc ui quota Is attained
An auiaafIuiIons nIIl nr ghsrlsd osrI
hr the fret nf fhe trfh Hhrn enc fal
. Sow uu campaiFn WIll hn started
The campaign did not start in rma
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-28

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CITY AND STATE UNIONS

fled. no matter about others, then that
thing OF curse, for the sake OF our fu-
ture generation, must be wiped out.
After years OF work and laws TO curb
the sale of cigarettes, 1t would seem all
was upset and we were back where we
started.
But the truth will always come out,
and in spite Of the sale TO our soldiers
il proves what we always have said
that they act on the nerves and that is
what they say now, that they help to
quiet the soldiers nerves so we have
no fear. but with a little help IL will
hang itself as the saloon has done
linen the work in the prisons Is OF
great value, and we should always try
to help the prisoners and not try to
keep them down. Always remember
that life Is a game and the difference
between them and us Is they played IL
without God and lost, while we, with
God, have and always viii win. We
should try 10 lead them 20 see God and
should not hold back from speaking a
word OF help and give them true
Christian EndeavOr handshake; always
remember what Christ said that even
the publcans do these things.
The Child Labor laws certainly need
watching, and our youthful eyes viii do
world OF good to help enforce them.
This Is a place where the employer
needs TO be reformed.
Why we in America should allow the
enslavlng Of the child Is beyond my
mind, company which insists that it
be allowed TO work children Of any age
or for any number Of hours they wish,
is not a NJ company 10 be In American
markets.
Jesus said, "Suffer the little children
to come unto me and forbid them
not"
The pronteer says let them come
unto me that they may suffer.
Today one Of our States permits
children under fourteen 10 labor In cot
ton mills: what chance has the child
raised under such conditions?
Things were so bad that Congress
passed an act 10 regulate child labor.
Right after the passage Of this act.
father on behalf OF his two minor sons.
one under sixteen and the other under
fourteen years. moved 20 have the act
declared unconstitutional.
other acts have been passed and up
held. so why should one regulating our
future America. May God touch the
hearts OF these whose hearts and souls
are encased with greed for gold.
Then we must always help by our
atclons and voice the laws TO keep the
Sabbath holy.
Pay no heed to- the falsity that II IS
needed for the working man.
The laws are called blue and true
blue, they stand and add our color red
and white: those cOlors red, white and
blue stand for the ideals that are high
and that help keep our eyes heaven
ward.
May our prayers be that as Christian
Endeavors we may grow in His knnwl-
edge and as we take our place in the
business life Of our land we may be a