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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
Succeeds Archbishop ireland.

ROME. Feb. Austin Dowling,
bishop of Des Moines, has been named
archbishop at st. Paul, succeeding the
late John ireland. it is officially an
nounced today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. IAN inves-
tigation has been started by J. W.
Kelly. state director of the United
States free employment service Of the
alleged refusal Of santa Fe officials
to take back men who had entered
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
THEY MAY BE NEEDED

q ENATOR NEWS argu-
S ments for compulsory
military training may be
good but his objections to a
standing army of 100000 are
not.
A few years ago not many
people would have agreed to
the necessity of such an army
for the United States. But
times have changed. We have
learned more than we knew
then. We have enlarged our
responsibilities abroad and we
face new difficulties at home.
Until world conditions be-
come settled on a basis that
will insure peace or until a
league of nations is given po-
lice powers it will be well for
Uncle Sam to go prepared.
1t would be particularly un-
wise for the United States to do
without a respectable standing
army while the bolsheviki are
trying to make trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
THE WEE BIT THINGS

What though l he a princess.
my Golfers lined with gold,
And somewhere on the lonely
hills a wee bit lamb lies
cold!
What though / rule a kingdom
that bends TO every word
And somewhere. by an empty
nest, there grieves a wee
bit birdi
What though l be the consort
of a great and noble king
And somewhere, wrapt in woe,
there bidts a wee bit crea-
tuFe-thing
saidee Gerard Ruthrauff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

If through post war disturb
ances there should be bedlam
in allied countries the Germans
might claim victory after all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

Passing a hand over his forehead,
the worried drill sergeant paused for
breath as he surveyed the knock
kneed recruit. Then he pointed a
.scOrnful finger.
NO he declared, you're hope
less. You'll never make a soldier!
Look at you. now! The top 'alf of
your legs is standing to attention, an
the bottom 'alf is standin' at easel"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
Electric Service Station
Cor. Main and Water SITS.

We test, repair and re-
charge storage batteries,
and always carry a full sup
ply of battery parts, new
batteries and rental batter
les. Testing service is free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

Nat Goodwin and King Solo
mon may now compare adven-
lures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
e4Easf 4 Ore80nIalE
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

A number of new dwelling
houses are soon to be erected
here but the town needs them
by the dozen in order to accom-
modate people desiring to live
in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01

Henry L. Pittock was the
richest man in Portland; what
about that old notion that the
newspaper business offers poor
financial reward?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
Idle Tears.

Member of Touring company-My
good lady. the last place 1 stayed at
the landlady wept when l left.
Landlady-Oh, did she? Well, 1
amt going to. 1 want my money in
Pearson's Weekly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
(Sortiesung folgt.)

-Sarrp Iepman uno @attin iino
lebten Mitttpob na6 mebrmobent-
lidem 8eiud IN ben 0Itl. Staten.
mieoer nod Sermarm 3uriidgefebrt.
S. Mrnolb uno @attin bon Cur.
en,burg, ct. 2ouis Gountp, befinoen
Iid bier auf 8eilld bel Srau @rnolo's
Mutter, Srall 8alentine 5aerber uno
anoeren 8erpan6tem.
-5rau Sermann Eeidmann nebIt
Softer SRI. Siloa, bon 9rp Sill. i,S
8etcr 2immer unb @attin, bon ct.
Souls, febrten geltern suriid bon ei-
mem 9eil1 bel beren @erpanoten,
Sris Seidmann unb @attin, bel 2ers
ingtpn mobnbaft.
-Mnton Tbuli, bon nabe Morrt-
ion, ipar an Rittpod bier in @e'
idaften.
-Srau 2ouiie BOeidel uao Sobr
gilbert lrno @attin uno 5rall Senrr
! @aertner lparen am Nontag bel Der
ger gum 9eiud bel Sp. Settfer uni
@attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
Sermann u. 2 Wenisfeiten.

6rou Sobn @abatbuler beiudte
Serpanote bel @orriion, leste Wode.
MeDer uulo Yllemann boben leste
ISOLDE NIT Dem 8leeoreiheu aneefan.
gen.
Clarence Ilbersmertb faufte leste
ISOLDE zines Der Sio 9afota 8icroc.
Die bel Der Berger Stod Yarbs bel
oiientlider 8eriteigernng perfauft
muroen.
&obt. grautisam bit ieine 5arm
al Ben Sig pertauft.
Iloin Soritmam bot Die &onis
Sabne Sarm al Der Big Berger
fauflid eruorben. Grau Sabne UNI
beren Sobne peroen nod ytebrasfo
iiberiieoelu.
6rau 2ouiie @ailer, bon ct
2oais. lit bier puf 9eiud bel Der go
Mile 80. Seinlein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
ndber folnnen.
3metteS &apital.
Mmerifaniide GrluerbsberbGltniiie.


&ein Gtaat Der Union barf iid in
ben amiidenitaatliden Sanoel ein'
miiden. Oieier ltmItano bot oaol,
gefiibrt. baB iib oas Wirtbidaftlide
2eben Der gsation fat 10 enttpidelt
bat, als Of Die Staatsgren5en nidt
beItiinben. Der ungebel,re Slahen'
raunt. Der ionlit Dem Sreibanoel Of.
fcnitebt. lit 10 peridieoenartig IN
Selma unb Natllrreidtiimern. oaB er
praftiid cine @elt an iid BARTLETT.
Desbalb ltellt aud Ser 8innenbanoel
Der 8ereinigten Staaten in 8eang alI
rhmfang unb 8idtigfeit ibren @aBen.
banoel pollitGnbig in ben Sdatten.
Sas Reiultat oieies 3uitanoes 1T.
oab bobe G~infubra0lle auf eingefiibr'
te auslGnoiide 8aaren ben 4oni,l.
menten nidt bon einem iebr mihtigen
ODER notipenoigen Marfte abgcidnit'
ten baben.
Gortieeung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

bon ct. 3ol,is, befinben iid bier gum
9eiud ibrer gltern. Sranf Sdeioeg-
ger uno Satin.
Sarrp Oufner uno beiien Sdwe.
tier 5Iora. ionic SRI. 2ena Saboube
uno Ioron 2oboube begaben lid let.
ten Samstag mad Union anf Beiuh.
Die Gloper 2eaf 8anb wiro eines
iciner beliebten San5bergniigen Der.
anitaltcn unO sfuar miro bosiclbe ait
Samstaa in Streblp's @rooe itatt.
finben. ,
Die Sdule III glcnbsburg miro arn
| 90. September 5esiunen unter Sci.
tullg bon 2ebrer @rannemanu. ,
@ie mir boron bat Ben Sug Die
Gbns. 9rautigam 6arm 9efanft.
gnseigcn I'M 8olfsbIatt bringen
/ lcrf,I, ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
8as lit Mmerifa.
6ortiesung bon Seite y

nen iabcn mdbrenO ibrer .griinen"
,so!rc wenie mebr als sic SAatten'
letter ocs amcrifaniIdcn 2ebens.
ytohocm or @elegenbeit gebabt, Die
fnl'hen @oripieeellunscn, ben @rabi6
ltno sic llnebrlidfeit Der pripaten
ArbcitsnadDpeiie, Die grpreBung lei
rcnS ser Sorarbeiter unter Der Wtasfe
elmer r9c5ablung fir Die arbeits.
itellc" ober .Dolmetider- @ebiibren,"
ionic sic brl,tole 8ebanblilng oarh
Die Don Den INFRINGEMENT gum Snef
oeS Streifbrildls gebaltenen $50
der" fcnlten alt lcrnei,, mllb Der Gin.
nonhercr pielleid)t Si benz S6li,B &C.
lurecu. bob .oic umerifaniidc Demo
frotie ein S6ipinoeI it," @lildlider-
rueilc nat Scr Iilsl1noer in Den lestcu
;SoAren nlebr Srclnbe, Die fir ibn
eintrcter, 10 baB err beute tpeniger in'
folqe ieincr l1n,piilenbeit iiberborteiIt
miro.
Ger Grieg fat l,t,s bie erfenntnis
bciaebraht, bob mir 5ltbiel erfparte-
rem, oils mir gla,lbten, baB alle Gin'
%panocrer aus lid ielbit beralls gu
cinem GeritGnbniB oeiien gelangen
fonnten, mos mir IN bieiem 2anoe 81,
errcidcn itrebe,,. SSH. fiaoen, oaB
pieIc Der I'M I,,slano geborenen ,tn-
ter iid) in &olonien leben, Die Sprade
hires Seimatlanoes ipreden unb lcien
unh iid nm amerifmiidc Ginrid'
tunscn ni6t fiinumern. 9a lie nlr
nit ioIdcn Mmerifanern in 8eriibr'
ung fommen, Die @elb ans ibnen her.
al,s5uidlagen iitden, 10 empfangen
lie ben ginorild, baB bent Ilnerifaner
MIR arn Oollar 9ele9en III.
8Gren sic Mmcrifaner Oarauf aus
in oieiem 2anbe cine regierenoe &lai'
ie gu idaffen, 10 ipiirben Tie frob iein.
oab Die I'M Mlislai,b @eborencn nnter
iid leben. Oies lit aber niht tbi
3iel. Oil amerifaniide Sbce lit, oaf
lid allie I'LL, 6ffentlide Ingelegenbet.
ten fiimincrn miiiien. 9ielem @e'
oanfen lit sic acknowledgements
ueeung entiprungen, oeren Siel es
lit. Sas oen,ofrotiihe Experiment, oas
mir in Anoriff gerommen baben, oas
@oblmollm un6 Die Silfe Der in
@usionb @eborenen al erbalten. Sel
aerugebonfe lit Der, Dab. ipel,n jeoel
Der bier Mnfommenoc oas @efii9l CT
hGlt, n5llr 6anlilic at geboren," tull
Dem SSbcaI Deg BrGiioer,ten 2incoln
nGnsiid) ser n&egierung BEG Bolfes
ourd) has Golf. fir oas 8olf" UNI L
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
8armnus an 8eidsbeutide.
Sorlamiis nod penis Insiidt fir lie,
bas 2anb sm n~erlaiien.

SaB Die Mlsiidten fir &cids.
beltide, einen BaB mad Der Seimat
gu crlanser,. eesenlpdrti9 glei6 ytuu
iino, unO oaB niemanb iia berlciten
laIien ioll, feline Stelllrng ODER feline
@o9nung ODER irse,owelde iibere1l
@erbGltriiic bier auf5ugeben, lit Die
orinaen6c 8arnung, ipelfe Die
@inmanoerunes 8eb0roe on ollie
3ei9soe,ttiden, Die Die @biitt ba-
ben. @merifa 3a perIaiien, crgeben
lGbt.
ssSn benz Seem gorfer 9urea,t Der
einpanoerunssbeboroe wuroe bon
benz ngermit asent" @illiam ..
Mtar erflGrt, oaB porlGufig gar feline
gusiidt beitebt, baB &eidsbeutIde
oas 2ano perlaiien oiirien, nno
notwithstanding miro oieier 3ultano
Bis sur @atiiiaicrling bcs Srieoens
Surh oen Senat anoalern. gs iino
in Den lesten bier @oden MIR IN
amei Sdlen 9euilligungen bon
@aibington erteilt Woroen, uno alle
anoeren @ei,lde, iopeit iiberbal,pt
Mpplifationen Inn grlaubnisideine
aneenommen puroen, iino abiblagig
beidieoen morben. Iud Srauen, Die
lire grnGbrer in Der alien Seinlat
baben, fonnten feline g%rlalbnis er-
lansen. Ser genalle @runo lit ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ielbit unbe'
fannt, neil 8aibington feinerlei
8riinoe fir feline Mlebnung at.
sibt.
9ieIe @arnlng OH bas rei6sbcllt'
ide Clement, beiien Blnid. nod Der
Seinat 10 balb oils moglid su &C.
Iarger, b~ollitdnoig begreiflih ct
ibeint, lit nad Der Meinune oel
@inpanoerunesbeborbe INN 10 not
menbiger, als in pieleu Sdllen be-
reits melt meitli1 pobnenbe Heid)s'
belitide ibr geiamtes Sab nnb @ui
berGubert baben uno nod SEEM Dori
gefommen iino in Dem iiferen @lall'
ben, allies mos tic gu tln notie
bdtter, mare Die ginreiduue eines
@eiudes ailr g%rlaubnis Der Slid
marberung. 8iele an6ere boben, mit
3ur &enntnis Der 8eboroe gefommer
lit, ibre Stellung aufsegeben mi
iino iest, burd ibre falide SIN
nabme irregefiibrt, obne grmerb.
8enn Die 3eit gefommen ieir
miro, iperoen Die 8eboroen gan;
bon lelbIt alles Iotige befanntgebcn
8orlGufie bleibt nidts ncitcr iibrig
als ab5uiuarten, menn bas aud, II
pielen Sdaen ihmer fallen mag. @e
illde einallreiden lit, iebenfalls, mi'
nodrnals mieoerbolt lei, aligenblid.
lid 10 gut mic lpertlos, 90 aud
bann, menn iie entaegenaenommcr
perben, cine Grluubnis nidt erteil'
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
MiHionsfeit in Berger.

Die epangl. ct. Sobannis @elllel1'
Sc, bon Berger, @aitor Srpueott
Imater) miro ibr Wiifionsfelt an
Ytitttpot, Den 3. september ieiern 81
peldem Seoermann ber5lidlt einse.
laoen lit. Ser Iorgen . G~ottesoiellt
bcginnt UNI 10 ubr. gbenfallS int
set 0admittags elm @otteSoter1t
Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
little Berger 9nisteiteu.

Sobn Weper unb Mlemann lino
bier am &leeoreiden.
Geo. Rube, Don &oiebub. bot einc
anSabl 8ieb bieie ISOLDE on Sobn
gpprill perfoutt.
Geo. Sue uno @attin, ioluie oeiien
Sodter, Srau Geo. Gutter, bon
Union, iino bier auf 9ciud bel Der
Saulilie 2oren5 Sug,
Gsraa Oscar Stcin rnb Mnoer'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
sdredlidle Sdmersen.

Sabre lang eroulbete i'd Die idref-
lidIten Sdmer6en infolge bon Hbell'
matismus uno fano ni6t cher Grs
leidterung, ais bis ih onfing 6ornl's
alpenfrGuter gu sebrauhen, ipeltes
mid idnell pollitdnoig betlte,"
Idreibt Sra,1 &oia aampieeel bon
Bolton. Iaii. Dies Woblbetannte
arduterbeilmittel mirft aaf Seber
uno Nieren uno entfernt Die giftlsen
Rbe,imatismus beruriahenoen CUB
itanaen. @s lit nidt in apotbetcn
sa baben. Nan idreibe on Or. We
ter Sabrnep & Cons 60. 25Ol
8aibington Blpb.. Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
Seiratbs ai5euien.

Solicit elm Iiige aif bas 9ahrm
binter eitrem @arnen auf Der 3ei-
tung. beun tpenn Die 3eit a~bgelaufen
lit, miiiien mir NIT benz Shiden aitf-
boren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

aatberine Sforuia lit OH Sonntag
letter ISOLDE in Der 8obnung ibres
Sobnes, Sobn Sfornia. nabe Sipcns'
billie, I'M boben Mlter bon 70 Sahren
%geltorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

q. g.. 2oeb, Sobn bon Inorcas
2oeb, bon 3eo BIRD, unb Srl. Nora
8~entlagc. So6ter bon Srant Bent
Iaee, bon @lanb, wrrben lcbte @c'
dye i'm gIternbauie Der 9rI,lt cbelid)
perbunoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
Mlgemeine County, enigfeiten.

@cboren. Dem G%ltcrnpaare y. y.
Sollnnosportb. nabe Canaan, elm
SDbnherL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

@runoeigentbnms llebertrugungel
mrroen felt unlerem lcbtca gcrihte
mic folgt i'm @ecorocr Imtc in Ser
mann aebudt: $. 8. Senslep an
Wartba 8eeslep, aonb nabc Canaan
fir $3.50; Hora Olincan an =. VI.
6romnt, Got 90 unb 100, 9lof 10. III
@ascona6e. fir $3.50; Gbrilt. @lun'
Der on 8m. Queit, 3D. Ider bel
Stonp SilpI fir $3.50; anbrem
2oeb an Iue. q. 2oeb, 1876 @fcr
nabe 8em fir $500; @ml. acmmonS
ON &idaro 3ienann 100 Idcr nabe
Reo girb fir $4,000; CIR, &loiiner
on Wartin Gngelbredt, rs Mfer bel
Grafe fir $500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

@egauiicbcr 60. Short bat in Der
Meo 9iro.8 lano Hoao no bieIelbe
bic Rcesbol Brand freust, einen Gc'
ment 8ooen legen laiien. sic Soften
betrugen 1929 wopou Die I%nluobner
$32 beijteucrtcu uno oas Gountp Den
3eIt beSablte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

am Wittpod, oen 10. September,
miro Die 8resbpterianer @emeinoe
bon Stpiss ibr @iiiionsfelt feiern 81,
tpeldem Baltor S. Stops uno oeiien
@emcinbe oas Bublifum iouic Die
INSTRUMENTATION uno beren Sreol'
ger b0fli6it einlaocn. Galtor ab'
rens, Elm MiiiionGr aus Snoien, miro
cine Mnreoc iiber oos Miiiionsipert
balten.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24
II. -. HUDSONS
ARE MISSING.

OF the British Embassy staff. Rob
ert Spear Hudson's name is missing
He was third secretary. but he and
his wife returned to England some
time ago and he has recently been
appointed to the British legation in
Greece The honorary attacho of the
British Embassy. Capt. R r. Glen,
who spent the past fortnight IN New
port, returned to Washington early
last week Mai. ]. c. o. Marriott
assistant military attache. and Capt
W. L. Palmer have both moved re-
Gently from the Wardman Park Inn
to l709 H street. while their COlIe3 que
Capt. y. +. Wallace, of the military
attaChe staff. has given up his apart
ment at the Wardman Park Inn and
is now residing at 1881 Connecticut
avenue.
c. Dugdale, who was commercial
secretary Of the British Embassy
STAFF, is no longer on the staff. and
with Mrs. DuGdale. has left Wash
inEtOn. The secretary of the Jap
anese Emba ssy. Sellchiro Yokota,
is no longer filling that position. and.
with his wife, has returned to Japan
Maj. T. Hara, I. J. A. has come to
Washington as assistant military at
tache OF the same embassy. to re-
place Capt. Hisao watari. T. ]. A.
Commander Yoshitake Uyeda. naval
attache, returned last Tuesday from
a visit in Atlantic City and New
York.
The Chilean Embassy STAFF boasts
two new attaches, Senior Don San
uagO de Toro Herrera and Senior Don
Arturo Titus. The Ambassador of Ar
Eentina, DR.. Tomas lie BRETON, ap-
pears at present in the August list.
but his wife and niece. Miss Manuela
llovcras. are still marked absent
The ambassador came back here from
Paris about d month ago. but the Ia
dies of his family will not come over
for some weeks vet
Federico NJ. Quintana. who was
counselor Of the Argentine Embassy.
has gone and Hilarion D. Moreno has
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

taken his place. Nine. Moreno did not
accompany her husband to Washing
ton. Rene Correa Luna. formerly sec
retary. and his wife have both left
Washington. the former being no long
er attached to the corps in this city.
Ricardo Becu. of the same stan .Shas
been absent for some time but his wife
appears in the August list as absent
for the first time. A new attache OF
that staff is Hector Ayerza, who is
living at 1900 New Hampshire avenue
SWEDISH ATTACHES
HAVE GONE HOME.
Don Francisco Tudela. is marked as
absent in the August list. He only
presented his credentials last March.
but resigned a few weeks ago bcca use
the government which he represented
In Peru was overthrown. The legation
of Portugal boasts a new attachc,
Lieut.. Filcmon Duarte Almeida. naval
attachc. The Minister OF Sweden. w.
A. +. Ekengren, and his wife are list
cd as absent in the August list. but
both have returned TO this country
dlter an CStenucd NlSlt IN England
and Sweden. The Minister Is in Wash
ington but Nine. Ekengren is spend
ing the remainder Of the summer in
Edgartown, Mass.
Several members of the Swedish
legation staff have LET: since the
July list was issued; have severed
connections with the legation here.
They arc Count Nils Rosen. captain
of the Swedish Life Guards; Lieut..
J. b. Jeansson. honorary attachc:
and Bertil A. RenborE. secretary
of the Swedish commission. Nine.
RenborE accompanied her husband
back to Sweden. n. =. Arnstcdt.
commercial adviser OF the legation
of Denmark. has also left the corps
and gone home. taking Mmc. Arm
stcdt with him.
The Minister OF Siam Is listed as ab-
sent. ITc-Phya Prabha Karavongse
sailed from New York about a
week ago for Paris, where he will
lay certain claims on behalf of his
government before tho peace con-
ference. The Cuban Minister. DE-
Carlos Manuel de CespedCs, is
marked absent for the first time; ne
and Nine. Ccspedes and their niece
Miss Anita de Lima. went abroad d
short time ago for an extended Eu-
ropean trip. DR.. Jose T. Baron
second secretary OF the Cuban Ic-
cation staff. has been transferred
from the temporary STAFF to the per-
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

states that four OF the ambassadors,
who were marked absent because
they were out OF the United States
for one reason or another. have re-
turned. likewise two ministers are
back at their desks here once more.
Three ministers, who appeared in the
last list as merely appointed" have
been presented formally to the Presi-
dent since that booklet, the one for
July, was issued. Then several m.nis-
tcrs appear in the new list, first time,
as absent" as they have just left
tho country during the past month.
According to all indications, by the
time the next official list appears there
may be several new ambassadors in
our m DIST. including a British Ambas-
sador and a Japanese Ambassador
England announced about a month
ago that she has appointed an am
bassador pro TEN in the person OF
VisCOunt Grey, better known in Amer
iCa as Sir Edward Grey, formerly sec
retary OF state for foreign affairs.
Word comes from Japan that kijuro
Shidehara, vice minister for foreign
affairs in the japanese cabinet, may
he the new ambassadO from that ma
ton to this, but that has not been
officially confirmed yet. The news has
been heard in Washington also that
Dr.. Domicio da Cana. who was Bra
zIian Ambassador here for several
years. but who returned to his own
country about a year ago to accept 4
cabinet position. will return shortly.
Then. also, it may not be many moons
before we have a German Ambassador
at Washington.
Several members Of the French En-
hassy staff who appeared on the last
diplomatic list are missing from the
August number. Charles de Cham
brun. who was counselor Of the
French Embassy, is marked as alb
sent; he sailed for home about
month ago. NJ. and Nine de Labou-
laye. the former second secretary
Of the embassy, and Jules Blondel.
third secretary, all of whom appeared
as absent in the July list. have since
severed their connections with the
embassy here entirely.
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military attache of the Spanish En-
bassy, has been replaced by Col. Vic
tor V. Vidal, who is accompa MED by
Mime. Vidal. The Italian Ambassador
and the Countess Macchi q Cellere
are both marked present in this issue
though they appeared in the last one
as absent. They were in Paris for
several months as Count di CeTcre
represented his country at the Peace
Conference. Countess di Cellerc Is
passing the summer at Newport.
where the count joins her occasion
ally.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Beltran de Matthew returned last
week from Magnolia, Mass, where
they had gone to spend the summer
They came sooner than they had
planned because of the impending
arrival of the Official Chilean mis-
sion. which is headed by Don Ismael
Toconnao, president of the senate.
as a special ambassador, which will
come to Washington en- route to
| England. Gustavo Munizaga Earcla
tcounselor of the Chilean Embassy
here. has been appointed consul gen.
eral OF Chile at Liverpool. Jose Luis
Riesco is at present acting as coun-
selor. and Luis Illanes has been ap-
pointed to succeed Senior VdGeIa.
1t was learned that the speciaI
financial mission from Chile, Shicn
recently visited the United States,
has broken up in Europe, although
n" reason is known at the cmba ssy
for this. Augusta Villa>cuVa, prcsi-
| dent of the Bank of Chile, AMI Juan
Enrique Tocornal former minister r
! of foreign relations. have resigned,
it is reported. leaving Senator Ella
| ooro Yanez the only member Of the
| mission.
Prince Giovanni Alliata de Mon
tereale, the new counselor of the
italian Embassy. does not appear in
! the August list as he only arrived in
| Washington last Tuesday. He is
! staying temporarily at the Shore
| ham. He replaces the late Count
! Minischalchi-Erizz who died here
last winter of the influenza. Col,
di Lernezzo has been appointed
military attache of the same en-
! bassy to succeed Gen. Emilio Guc-
! liclmotti. who will leave Washing
! ton shortly for Italy. Like the
! Italian ambassador, both the Mexi-
| can Ambassador, Senior Ing. Ygnacio
I Bonillas. and the Russian Ambassa-
dor. Boris Bakhmeteff. appear in
this list as having returned. after
being listed as absent for some time.
Foth of their wives remained in
Washington during their husbands
( absence. The Mexican Ambassador
was in Mexico and the Russian in
Paris. The Counselor OF the Mexi-
can Embassy and Nine. Juan Roio.
who went for tour Of Canada some
weeks ago, have returned to Wash
ington.