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The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.
BY John kendrlck Bangs.
LIBERTY RONDS.

LIBERTY BONDS.
Each day a Liberty Bond buy,
And pay on the installment plan
BY casting round a friendly eye
Wherever. when and how can.
I try to pay in words of cheer
Some portion of the debt owe
For all the blessings granted here
Upon this earth with Joy aglow.
I try to pay in tenderness
For them who dwell in sorrow blacl
A portion of the vast largesse
i owe for gifts that others lack,
And when, day passed. the night ap.
pears
I find I've won my Liberty
Since OF their cares and pressing fear.
My heart and soul and mind arr
free.
Copyright, 1871
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
GIRLS! women!
take CASCARETS
IF CONSTIPATED
They Liven Your Liver and Bowels
and Clear Your
Complexion.
Don't Stay Headachy. Bilious with
Breath Bad and Stomach
Sour.
Get a 10. cent box now,

Get a 10. cent box now
Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest. gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
oascarets viii ltven your liver and
clean your thirty feet of bowels with
out gripping. Your head will be clear,
breath right, tongue clean, stomach
sweet. eyes bright, step elastic and
complexion rosy-they'rc wonderful
Get a l0-cent box now at any drug
store. Mothers can safely give n
whole Cascaret TO children any time
when cross. feverish. bilious. tongue
coated or constipated-they are harm
less-Ady
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
Army and Navy News
Best Service Column I'm the Cit,

Regulations providing the procedure
for the discharge from the army OF
officers deemed unit were made public
yesterday by the War Department.
Oficers considered unfit for the COM
missions they hold may be ordered be-
fore special boards for examination
by divisional commanders and OFF,
GERS OF higher rank. Oficers compos-
ing the examining boards, as far as
possible, will be OF the same branch
OF the service as the officers examined
for unfitness.
Final decision upon the findings OF
the boards will rest with the War De-
partment.
The new regulations do not apply to
the American forces in France. Gen.
Pershing now has power to discharge
officers under the grade Of brigadier
general. except those holding perma-
nent commissions. whom he deems un-
tit for service.
By the direction OF the President,
the name of First Lieut.. David w.
Graham. 12Sth Field Artillery, has
been dropped from the army rolls.
The officer has absented himself
from his command without leave
since October 4, 1917.
Col. James r. Church and Lieut..
Col. John r. BOsley, of the Aiedicrl
Corps of the army. have been placed
on the retired list. The action Was
taken after they had been declared
physically disqualified for active
service by the examining medical
boards.
Col. Church was appointed TO the
Medical Corps from the District of
Columbia in December 1898. He is
a native Of Illinois. His appoint
ment in the Medical Corps followed
service in the volunteer medical de-
partment during the Spanish-Ame=-
lean war.
He has been stationed here for
some time. assigned to duty in the
office of the surgeon general OF the
army. He was advanced to colonel
in rank a few months ago.
Col. Bosley is a graduate OF the
Army Medical School and entered
the Medical Corps of the army in
1903. Born in Maryland. he gradU-
ated from Western Maryland Col
Iege and John Hopkins University.
His rank as lieutenant colonel was
rC aehed last week. He has been
stationed for several months at the
9 neral Hospital at Hot Springs.
Ark.
Pvt Robert II. kidwell, Of the Med
ical Department of the army, has been
ordered TO Camp Jackson. s. G., for
la boratory work there. Kidwel is a
Washington boy. He has been sta
TONED here at the Army Medical
School.
Special efforts are being made TO OBJ
tain recruits for the branch Of the ma
tional army known as the United
States Guard. in the Eastern Depart
ment of the United States army. Or
ders were sent TO headquarters of the
Eastern Department at Governors Is
land, n. Y. by the War Department.
to speed up recruiting for this branch
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

A great deal of money has
been spent on the property,
making the Hotels equal DO
the best hstels I'm the state.
Fine hunting. wild turkey,
duck, quail tseksotps and
deert also NJ good hshing m
there is to he Ind In FIerida.
one OF our greatest nttrse-
t;s,ns fs the Golf Courset one
Of the best In the south Boat
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

government employe writes: Il am making
500 a month in the departmental service, but by
working three hours every night telegraph
messenger l SIS month. l suggest
the method for other underpaid government
employees" Not very good recommendation for
Uncle Sam
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

Mr. Weaver, the local fuel administrator says
that he will enforce the order which forbids the
sale of cigars and soda water heatless Mondays.
Remember, Mr. Weaver, that you FUEL
administrator-that's ALL
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

The Socialist mayor of Milwaukee.
Wis. recently, vetoed the resolution
of the common council to purchase
$4,000 worth Of liberty bonds. claim
lpg the purchase was illegal.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

DooIey must envy. I have found
American fiction TO be suficientiy
solemn and imperturbable."
standing Of Mssa.ises.
The following tables indicate the
rank. during 1917. by number and
percentage Of distinctive stories
published Of the nineteen periodi-
calls coming within the scope Of his
examination which have published
during the past year over twenty
1--WE stories and which have exceed
ed an average OF Is per cent fu
stories OF distinction The hsts ex-
clude reprints.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

At the present writing the theaters very
we'll satisfied with Garheld's order. An extra
holiday matinee is a good box office tonic
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

not have liberty without paying the price-that II
is cowardly to whine whenever we are caught in
the jam of wars entanglements.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

Head of street cleaning department says wait
for the District plow to clean the from your
sidewalks If the District will take care of the
streets, the public will Hook after the sidewalks.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

Let's see. Wasn't this fellow Stone men
toned among little group of wilful men,"
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

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The Washington herald., 1918-01-24

By the direction OF the President,
the name of First Lieut.. David W.
Graham. 12Sth Field Artillery. has
been dropped from the army rolls.
The officer has absented himself
from his command without leave
since October 4, 1917.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-24
RESORTS.
RESORTS.
RoCkLEDGE. FLA.

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-09

SCl .uc 10 OUIHlCd Sd RAIc Co
nu-si mai aduce aininte de masi-
nile carl an pert cu, eri fara
stirea lni pc 'timpul cind era
domn 81 nici de cecul de bani Gu
care a volt Sd fnceluie lunsea.
M 81 gindeste Cd vremea nu e
tirzie ca Sd plateasca acuma ci
iaea Isl pune pipa in coltul garii
81 stiela GU lapte de. mangulit in
celalalt colt 81 suge meme, ca
pc vremea lui Pazvante!
Poate daca yom ruga confratii
de la America" slovaceasca, ei
o sal scuture o leaca de git ca sd
Sc destepte ,,buruiana.'
Daca consideram multimea tu-
nurilor ce sd captureaza de la
germani trebue sd venim la con.
vingerea ca Ia fabrica lui Krupp
pc acest timp, sd lucreaza exclu-
siv pentru aliati.
Pacea? Iaca pace - strigau nj.
ste copii Gu gazette subsuoara, pc
strada. Altii de colo: ,,ba nu-i pa.
Icess. Curat ca hala din panora.
ma. De unde sa fie pace? Acum
Pc Nabadaila de la Detroit
Mich, Tau apucat nabadaile Ras.
patinesti. Poate. ca mai voieste
un Gee orr voieste sa umpla
,,wheelbarows' ul politiei? MOI,
ca. totdeauna,. suntem gaia sal
satisfacem gusturile.
Dare cum ar Fl sd fie fntrebat
81 Clown Printul, cam carl ar Fl
dorintele 81 termenii pc baza ca.
rora ar dori dinsul sd faca pa
cea?
Egoismul nu cere s ore de lu-
cru, Ell sa multumeste ca sd poa-
ia lucra tetdeauna overtime
Acuma Gu deschiderea Darda-
nelelor, daca s'ar mai deschide
81 teatrele, atunci tot pare ca ar
fl mai de trait in lumea asia ma
cajita 81 razboita.
Din 1inia ferata Berlin Bagdad,
nemtii s'au pomenit Gu o. linie
numita Berlin Boden-
bach.
In America aceasta toti sd fac
scriitori. Pc semne asa-i ,,socialis-
null. Un lfou, candidat de- ,,re-
daftor'' pc linga. eel din Cernica
VENT, mai este 81 idiotul de la
ST. Louis, Mo-, care semneaza
prostiile misfifieatorului de ce-
curi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-09

UlNE A DESC oPERfT PRAFUL
Oh tURCX2

Probahil Chinexii au fost primii
carl an descoperit prafli1 de pus-
ca ipsa uncle antoritati nu sunt
de acord asupra acestei pareri. Pa
Ere cnrios fnsa ca natiune ce. Is
|stiut despye acest explozibil puy
|terAic s6 6sinrtebuintcaza arcui in
razboi, dnH cum Sc vede Cd ex-
plozibiful' era cunoseut inainte de
|era crestina, 81 poate- inca pc tina.
pull lui Noise. Dam un pasagiu
din Codul Legal de pc atunci;
J, ,Magistratii sA nu faea razboi cu
nici O masina draceasca orr Gu ar
me fnveninate, orr ca canoane orr
pusti, orr orr ce fel de arme de
foe. " Poate fnsa Cd China 81 fie
fost 81 Mars inainte de era civil.
|zafiei Civilizatia noastra a trebuit
ca ca insusi sa-si rezolve preble-
ina.
Descoperirea prafului de pusea
inceput prin aruncarea de foe.
Inamicii in razboaie ,aru1fcau foe
|asupra edificiilor inamicului, orr
asupra flotei acestuia, spre a, O
distruge.
Porte aprinse Sc aruncau prin
[aiutorul unei masini peste zidurile
[eetatii fnliuntru. Era fipsa de- un
foe mai puternic pc care .belige-
rantii doreau ca sal alba in pose
[siune.
De aci q rezultat ca chimistii
de pc aeele timpuri au. facut mai
Fmulte solutii chimice amestecind
Erasinay nafta. sulfur. silitra. etc.
!. .Foc,1T Grecss a <fost una dintre
|cele mai faimoase descoperiri chi
mice.
Multe din aceste incercari sa
faceau prin manastiri. Calugarii
erau be .acele timpuri sin0uxii
oameni ce aveau timp de studiat,
Isl dol dintre acestia stiintisti sirau
f8cut drum in astoria omenirii.
1Primul a fost Roger Bacon. fn o
.noapte ell lucra ia amestecature-i
'diavoleasca in laboratorul sau, 81
privea, la palida lumina, progre-
sui unei combinatii chimice in ca
re a fntrebuintat nitrat de potasa
pura in loc de cea impura.
8 Subit a .avut loc . exRlozie,
sparg1nd aparatul chimic 81 alar-
mind pc tdti din acel edificiu. A.
eel explozibil s'a dovedit Cd nu e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-09
IaTad 81 hrasi...
be; JULIUS E. Y. IoANovIc1,


,Trecat-a umbra legii 81 maj ginert
A. MurdsGam (Fdnsiha Hurmuz0ck) I
Veacur. Cfte Runul Dumnezeu e mai site numarul Att
Ia stim doar della Nihai Gel Mare mama vaduvta
vadzvita Ronnie de provnciile ocute de Romini
Stim ca stramos nos sufer 81 vedem suferim 81
Acssa ac Tuturora arde de perdeFea for mame ST
oti dor sd vedem dinsa lacrm de bucurie In
och Sa apropem 81 sd stam knga dsa nste fiji buni
81 ubiti.
CT iaa ca vitorul tarilor toteauna Gu jertfe sd
nrzeste. = etAs
cuta de romin ven fnta 81 datornta sd
facem tot sta in putinta pentru sd sterge acrme
amarulu de pc ochi mamei vaduvite.
Ce sta In pntinas Eli bne, fie care din moi va nice
d'apoi inserts in Lga. Orr inserts in egir
nes Ori cumparat Liberty Bond aut Statee
Unite sd faca Romine Mare.
C ian stat fati de SINCE ca putina voasra putin
ia noastra numai alta este Ar Fl trst daca opr
ac moi suntem osenii mari al zielor zbnz aprope
Della mai multi Sa nergem in parule S
scodi aci In n de pace pc unde mai sunt fra de
t Sal aece pc aceia rStac vonta og din rea-
vonta nesnta, la Sal aducem agaree noastre
datorinta fmplinita 1nsemneaza Cd de pc ne
puem cuca Palta dunga Dmpotriva Cercetind
deamanuntu in de mipgaati de nsas ceastina
str Gle oamen carl sau mpin datornta, omul harnic
colea In de pc secerisuu rebuie
tam ur cereetam dntra secerator an ra1as Gu
nosata fndarat Sa sarim 81 sd le ajutam.
Nunaai asa putem spravi mai lutte. Numai asa pntern
1nanta.
De dec aruncind privr in jurul nostu trebuie
sd sarm dam 81 aici nina de ajutor atora mai nerce
putt moi Sal facem sa prieeapa pot 81 sal che
mann la viata nationak
Cununa de apr 81 deeorati nici nn rzboi nn s'aa.
dat celor dnTa upa sau dat ohne O celor abba
Wind singe n vnee or aergat izbzi 81 deose
btus au in moi npte strajeri vrednici cauze
C unleva, ac in America infiintat pen-
tru ,Lga Natena Romina 81 eolecat han aceea nu
insemneaza frati din aeel sfauffeut datognta
Am spuso ST stin oti ceitorii nostri
din patenie lor znice ca, ataz pen trebuiese
Bani 81 lara ba 81 de aeeea socot pacat ca acum
cnd pc sd poara Ia Washington de pre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-09

fS1s sresssl viina ss sssI @ Y y
1eslbsrd drumari rilor lns
naips LON Un com0ni nicat.
oficsal ~ dIt Gu privire HI
operatlunils assiene, annnta urs
matcarele: ,Eatfi dup4 amiaxi.,
forta indepe 3enta aerisna 4 born
bardat odrsmul ssi calca fefatk
de h Mofhange; Marti noaptea
aerodromuri1e Morhange, Fresca-
ty, Diense ii hellinghen 81 Mer-
curl aeredru1a aul de la Bull"
socialiyt6 detmsni cor pace.
Amsterdam. Socialistii. demo-
craft au notifieft guvernnl ca'
representantii lor Isl vor do dimi
sia daca mn se pune imediat e.
pat razboinlui. Gazeta Rhenisch
WestphaFian din Essen anuntA e1
noul consiliu national polon .
inaintat Ia Berlin o nota prin ca
re cere imediata retragere q tru-
pelor gernane din Polonia
-
Patriotismul unni schiep. -
Ridgeway, Pa. James Reed un
schiop din aceasta localitate a.
yea trebuinta de un nou picior de
lemn care ar Fl costat cam 80 de
dolari. Totusi dupa putina 5000
teala a gasit ca tara avea mai ma
re trebuinta de bani decit avea el
de piciorul dc lemn, 81 asa a cum
parat un Liberty Bond. Fapta
lui la fost rasplatita. 6 fabrica
care facea picioare de lemn, a.
find de- actnl sau patriotic. ia
dat unul gratis.
Ferdinand Al Bulgaria. vres Sd
Sc dsstepte. Paris. Con
form eelor scrise de ziarul Mu.
Mich Neueste Nachfiehten. festul
rege Ferdinand al Bulgariei s'a
decis sa-si petreaca restnl vietei
in studii de- stiinta. (Dovleacul
nu Sc poate altoi 81 prin urmare
tot dovleac ramine).
$50, 600 d. sdolari pentru q sfa-
gaduinta Cleveland, Ohio. -
D-ra Marie G Kilt, a cerat 9 des-.
pagubire de- 250, 1000 de dolari de
la John G. Eornwell pentru cal
te presedm supei mari fabrici
de otelf lfsi 81 H. Cd fagaduise feti
Cd va lnas de sotie, insa in urma'
STA schimbat gfndul. ORA Kilt a
spus Ia tribunal ca Gu o noapte
inainte de siuA. in care trebuia sd
alba loc cun1nia, dinsa furnizase
de otel. In luna Decembrie q anu
hi trecat dinltl ssnai pfatit unei
alte fete suma de 5000 de do
lari pentru un caz La fel Gu acesta-.
niuisie. Mexico, City. - Ge-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-09
lNF0RnAT B|IlI

Dinisie de eGhinet. - Madrid.
- D1lpa o hng& sesiuue in came
ra, prim-ministrul Antonio Mau-
ra $ a dus la Hegele Alfonso SAL
submita dimisia 50 81 a intregului
cabinet:
G0nsal American osaor1t de tn
nurile aiatd0r. Amsterdam.
Conform stirilor primite de la
Berlin, un consul American 81 alti
sapte prisonieri Englezi an fost
|Dmorfti de tunurile aliatilor pc
cipd bombardau orasul Charleroi
dj Belgia, oras sitrlat la sud vest
de Namur.
Asivitates distrugatoareler q
metitane. Londra. - In de-
ours De trei luni, 121 de distr1ga-
toare americana de la o singura
|baza americana au escortat 171.de
|conyoiuri de transportat trupe
|T73 de vapoare incarcate. In ace
las tirnp ele au mai eseortat 81
|176S de vapoare de transportat
|materiale. Aceasta doyedestp cd
|de la o singura baza "a escortat
|25Ss de vapoare in timp de trei
|luni.as
14tGie Il st{Adx. Cleyelana,
Ohio. Joseph Gsnez 81 Embolo
Al1sressse atlx IA spital, in urrns
snnei batai pc care All ayuf-o' scii
dol neeri IN strada Ontairo ii
Central Avenr9 Gomez e,cd capul
iax ez 8 ls,aie
q enl;t IS
ns1f \ + pri sinul
|
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
CALIFORNIA TROOPS
LAND IN NEW YORK

fifth brigade, field artillery, command
ed by Brigadier General Young.
grandson of Brigham Young. reached
New York today aboard the United
States transport Mallory. The bri-
gade includes the 143rd. Hath and
145th field artillery which will en-
train Immediately for Chicago. The
men come principally from California.
The steamship Manchuria also an Am
erican transport, arrived today bring
ing $50 officers and 1000 enlisted
men. These included all the I16th
and part of the 56th field artillery
company. the 62nd in
fantry and 117th field artillery. Nine
hundred and fifty sick or wounded
were also aboard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20

" solve the racial and commercial
questions which now are more urgent
than ever.
The first problem involves interna-
tional conditions in each republic and
also between the republics. Relations
between the governments and the sit.
uaticns within each republic depend
on food. coal and living conditions.
The common people do not vet under
stand that order and freedsm are sy-
nonomous terms.
When It suits their political con-
venience the residents of the former
empire readily declare they are acc
ing according to the spirit of Presi-
dent Wilson's messages, so much so
that the peasants. who generally are
a hard headed and conservative lot,
have begun to think that democracy
means socialism or anarchy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
BRUTALITY or HUNS
EXPOSED in REPORT

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The CON-.
ants of the notorious German prison
camps of the Hanover command. who
subjected British officers to gross in
justices and brutal treatment, have
been exposed in the latest report of
Sir Robert Younger, Judge of the high
court OF Justice, and his committee,
which has been dealing with the
treatment by the enemy Of British
prisoners Of war.
The report says that I'm 1917 Cen
eral Won Haenisch, in charge Of the
prison camps, carried out system
Of coercion In conjunction with Cap
tains Niemeyer. twin brothers, com
mandants respective at Holzminden
and Kalusthal.
Won HaenisclI cruel in Extreme.
General Won Haenisch took every
opportunity to curtail anything which
would make the prison life less irk-
some. He called the prisoners dogs
and pigs. as also did General Pavlov-
ski. inspector general Of the Hanover
command. These are our enemies
General Won Haenisch told the COM
mandant at Appel. Don't forget to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
No Slackers Among
1900 Porto RicanS on
Duty at New Orleans

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-Though
denied the right to serve their coun-
try In France because of their age.
1900 Porto Ricans nevertheless have
demonstrated recently that they are
willing and eager to prove themselves
worthy of American citizenship. They
landed the other day at New orleans
to do their bit in the home trenches
toward winning the war and preserv-
Ing the institutions under whose pro-
lection they live.
Under is or over 50. all of them.
and understood, too. from the Anglo
Saxon viewpoint. they Yet have braved
n weeks sea trip, leaving their be-
loved homes to plunge at once into a
mans work at time when every
American is called on to show the
stuff he ia made of.
No slackers here. and no wasted
time. They spent their first night in
"a covered wharf at New Orleans. and
the next day they were installed in
their 500 rooms in the one-time re-
stricted district and had begun their
lahors at the army depot. which they
viii help to finish by Shristmas.
incidentally, these Porto Ricans al
ready have better appreciation of
the meaning to the workngmen of
that democracy which they are help
wages. are we'll housed and fed. and
have ever before them the prospect of
early promotion,
They are a big addition to the home
forces, these brown brothers of ours
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
Negro With 19 Sons,
II With COlOrs, is
HOnOred by Red Cross

Having the right to. and needing a
12-star service pin. the Rev. r. H.
Windsor of Rayville. La. a Jealous
Red Cross worker, has been presented
with a unique decoration by the Am
erican Red Cross. The father of 10
sons. IL of whom are with the colors.
this genial colored minister of the
Baptist church probably holds the
record for sons in the military service
of the United States. If there are any
others with similar or better status
they are yet to be heard from.
Upon hearing of the remarkable
record of the Windsor family. Presl-
dent Wilson, who is also president OF
the American Red Cross. wrote to the
Rev. Mr.. Windsor, as follows:
Il am writing to say with what in
terest and admiration 1 have learned
of the fact that IL of your sons are
In the service of our country and the
thirteenth impatiently waiting to fol-
low them in. This is splendid rec
ord and I congratulate you from the
bottom of my heart The colored
troops have proved themselves fine
soldiers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
Many Writers To Be
Aat Peace Meeting

Have YOU kept your War Savings
Stamp pledge?
This question is growing more and
more pertinent daily over the state as
the end of the year draws close with
the total purchases for Oregon of the
little bonds far below the quota.
While Umatilla County is officially
credited with being over the top, To-
cal w. S. S committeeman declare
that this is one county in the state
that should buy more than the as
signed quota inasmuch as Umatilla
county was given proportionately
small quota, based as it was on popu-
lation rather than upon bank re-
sources or assessed valuations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
WORKMEN, SOLDIERS
FAVOR CONSTITUTION
ny FRANK '. TAYLOR

by FRANK y. TAYLOR
Omitted Press staff Correspondent. }
BERLIN, Dec. 20. The
workmen and soldiers council
today decided In favor of con-
stitutional form of government by
fOur-rIfths majority. They
fixed January 10 for the meeting
date of natlorfal assembly.
Bcrnstorff will likely become for
eign minister ln the event thnt
Count BrockdorTf, minister to
Denmark, declines the post.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
Monument HOnOrs
Soldier Victims
OF TOrpedied Craft

ISLE OF ISLAY. Scotland.
Nov. 2.-(My mail AS n memo
rial To the American soldier vic
Tins OF the tOrpedOed Tuscania
and the Otranto. which went ON
the rocks near here. the American
Red Cross is having made gram
lite monument. $50 feet high.
The shaft will be placed on the
highest headland on this island. fac
ing the 4 cemeteries where lie
the Tuscania and Otranto victims.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
MANY FAIL TO KEEP
LITTLE BOND PLEDGES

PARIS. Dec. 20.-A new army
= is being modified. It's the ar
= nv of correspondents getting I
: ready to cover the peace con-
= ference.
= Paris is full of newspapermen,
= journalists. special writers, mag
i. azine men. publicists, authors and
: press agents.
+ Forehanded correspondents
= ere reconnoitering rain spouts, !
: window lodges and chimneys.
: They're getting ready to crawl
= all over the hotels and the Yer
= an earful of the secret conclave.
= an earfu lof the secret conciaVe.
1t looks as if they'll have to
= cali out the militia to keep the
+ news hounds in lash
4. - = = 4 4 = = = . = > = > . I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
Two Big Problems
Facing Republics,
Austria, Hungary

VIENNA. Dec 2O.-Two big prob
lens confront the republics which
have arisen from the ruins of the
dapsburg empire. First, it is becom-
ing daily more difficult to maintain
order within the republics until the
peace conference. and, second will the
decision of the peace conference real
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-20
. BY WANDA LYON. >

(Pretty American War-WOrker
Who Has Suggested n MARRY
a-Yank Club" In Every TOWN.
The boys who have won the warl
didn't get many dances while theyI
served their country. And every-l
one OF them likes to dance. They'll
like to dance with us girls when
they return. And we ought to-
make us for them the dances theyl
lost while winning the war. ! sug-I
gest that every girl give prefer
ence on her dance program to the
bows who were in army or navy.
Let those who stayed at home be-
wall flowers for while. They
danced with us while their broth:
ers fought for us.