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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-25

CLE,NIENCEAU MUCH IMPROVED
PARIS. Feb. 25.-Clemenceau is so
much improved that no bulletins will
be issued on his condition after to-
day. il is officially announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-25

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
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nit Ser Nufnabme IS ttel1er Mitglie-
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ser folgte Elm 8onfett, mobei Snmes
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11ro b0d)it lebrreider @etie 6ie &C.
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tete uno in Iebbafter @eiie Die gegen=
mGrtigen Eagesbe6irfmiie 6ieies
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

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notleiben6en 6amilten an5ueifern IL.
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@erf ser M~ditenliebe als 6as, nn-
fern Ser gr0Bten Scot nn6 @%ntbebrung
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5irmung ertet1en.
SSn Der bonn bo6m. P. MnguItin,
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Ser FL. @atbarina, oas HotrenSfelt in
feierlider @eiie begangen tperoen.
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item 5tpei 8a5artage fin6et nm59luB
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Brdntpaare beiu1 Gelteiien bon be
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bertpirflid)en!

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@alten ertbotenen @lliidhaplni9e ifid
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Globe Granite 60. nngeboren, 0es
gefudeg Der Eodter ,,n6 Sdapeiter
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in Mtlnaufee, isis. Die ebrtp. Shtpe'
iter miro gu elmer o@t Gage lnager
[Grbolung bier bermeilen.
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|@erborb unb Mrtbur, melde Dor an
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Merifo antraten, no Der eritgenann'
te Coin 5ar S~eriteuung feiner a1ge'
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Sen Mufentbolt bate fin6en ioaen
6as oortige &lima aber ieinem 3u'
ltanbe nidt entiprad, lit, nad6em e1
iih nit ben 8egleitern nod mebrert
Gage tngolorobo aufgebalten, mo- mar
All @unlten ieines lei6en6en SobneS
audi peraebens iu6te, naS man II
Seem Merifo nidt, fano, finb letter
|@omstag bie0er III ct. CLOUD etnge'
troffen.
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ten Dienstagmorgen in Der 8farrfir'
DIE at Seem Mh1ni6 bel Der Storn1anr
SoppelSod5eit un6 iegnete ben bon
SEN Neupermdblten Dor linn geidlo1.
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:6em Dor Mi9ter 2aniing ~gefubrten
8ro5eiie Ser &egier1ng gegen Der
8raii0enten ser Yan Doctor 600. uni
sic Direftoren Ser @eieqidaft porge:
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ten un6 leines Mutofabrifunterneb
mems in St. @Iouo aus, un6 mon
neigt ii6 bierorts Ser Mn3i6t at, ooB,
fans 6oS 3eugenperb0r iein @n6e &C.
fun6en, Sic gar5e Pro5eBangelegen-
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iieben groBe Sages5eitungen IN ben
Ser. @toaten fontrouiert, bat Won=
taq 6ie Wotob Bulp= nn6 Bapterfa
BRIT ffddufli6 iibernommen. Das SDn=
oiifot 1T reprdientiert our6 Sobn 9.
SdGffer, nnb ser g~egentparttge Wfa=
mayer ser Wotab @apierfabrif .. 8.
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beibebalten.
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boue 8iirger 0ieier @ta6t tper6en Dos
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1ad) bent 6. 9e5ember ii%bernebmen.
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miro sic i11oultrielle Nrbeit in Ser ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
&ir6li6e
NQ9ri9ten
ct Spbannes-Ibtei

Ser bo6tp'te Mbt ma6te ant Don=
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tbeus, 80. g. s., IN MlbanD.
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s., Bfarrer ser ct. Mnielms@emein-
Sc in Seem Yorf, meif anf einige Wo=
den in Minneiota CUR gr6olnng. Die
berqangene 8o9e berbpabte er tn
let. Sobns, no er friber Yrofel1or,
@aplan nno 5eminarbireftor, nor.
Mm Dergangenen 9onneritag, benz
|sSelte Observation-Disclosures, Leg
ten in ser Mbteifir9e in @egen1part
Ser &ommunitqt nn6 ser Stuoente11
folgenoe @llerifer ibre feierliben @e==
lub6e a.. 6rdter Ebeo6or &rebsba&,
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s., Srater Sinus S9ieffer, .. g.
8 uno Brater DionpliuS Fareen, =.
re-. s.. Die bel Ser BrofeB bofgel6rte=
benen feierli9en nno ei%n0rndspolen
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murben in ibrem gan5en umfange
porgenommen. So6p. P. &bpoe, ..
90. s., bon MlbertDiae mar BET DER
|Geier 5ngegen.
6rater @alDatar S6mib, s.. s..
&C., friberer @ra6uierter Der bieil-
qen San6elsi6ule, i%tattete ieiner az
ma Mnter 5einen fur5en Befn9 ab.
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Betersfforlfo11ie, 5aSfat6epa1, 90
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bodpp. P. 2ambert, 8. g. g., bon
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ct. @lon6.
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s.. bonn ct. Beters Aofter 5n
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mii1en, oaB feline Sammlung n1ter
ben g1ten 2euten Der &olonie gum
8au eines @ollegs nn6 5eminars fir
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Deutl6lono unb Seiterrei@ mur6e in|
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balben 5tunDe bon @emeinbemitglie=
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Observation-Disclosures in Der 8furrei a1f
genommer tper6en; Die 5ammlu1g
bon &leioern 11itp. gebt neiter. Sol
rebt, 2entel
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tiers beteiGgte fib bic gerneiuoe eifrig
an ben Breoigten ben Gttuttesbien=
item un0 an benz gmpfnng Der bl.
t5afrannente. Die FL. Miiionstpdr eli
me uirflide @nabenaeif iiir bic @e-
Emeinoe, ur6 mer feline reIigiofen
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|eigene 6duIb 1T es, 6enn Die bodpp.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

erlide g6lnB Der adttdgiigm bI.
Miiiion itatt, melbe ndbren6 oer
leBten Wobe bon ben bobtp. &eoen1ps
toriften4@6tern 8e11o 5hum uno
SSnno5ent 8eler ii. Der bonn b6dtn.
Germ S6onenberger al ct. Mdolas
puitorierten ct. Nifola1s @emein0e
abgebalten tpl1rbe. Erok Der iblehs
ten @ege un6 bes Acknowledgements
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
lilg ml1rbe bereits mebremale an bas
&runfenbet 6es ulten 8aters berufen.

@odp. z. Soiepb, .. g. g.. bat
bon ieinem Bruoer, Der bereits felt
Suni 1918 ais &rtegsgefangener in
Branfreib idmadtet, Mnbrtdt err
bnlten, BOB er 6emnddit enolid ent-
laiien miro. Die Bran5oien baben es
Ben @efangenen pabrlih nidt fnr5
nno lei6t gemaht.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
GRAND CIRCUIT POSTPONES TWO RACES

characterizes as the high handed and furtive methods of MT. Johnson to ac- compllsh his selfish and deSpotic pur. poses"
 The brief argues that MT Johnson s motive was personal is not suspend ing Mays until after he had been transferred by the Boston club to New York, sixteen days after the alleged offense for which Mir. Johnson sus- pended him.
 Emphasis is laid on Mir Johnson s admission" under examination before trial that there was feeling" between him and Harry H. Frazee, president of the Boston club and letters are quoted to show that he was express ing fear that the offers made last July for the Boston club might not succeed in getting Mir. Frazee out because "Frazee is asking such a ridiculous price,
 It is claimed that Mir. Johnson's course as to Mays was well calcu- lated to trap the Boston club by &n turing its property and standing. and thus compelling a reduction of this ridiculous price" that the offers then being made for a transfer of con trol might stand a better chance of success
 It is further contended that Mir Johnson had a personal motive in that he was heavily interested financially in the Cleveland club, which was said to have been negotiating for Mays during the time MT. Johnson had talk en no action and that he took no ac- ton until it becam eevident that not the Cleveland club. but it's closest competitor in the race, had succeeded in getting Mays.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
BALTIC RIVALS LOSE TWO
 GAMES OVER WEEK END

The Baltic Rivals played two games at the weekend and met de feat in both games. playing in Leba- non. On Saturday. Hoxie pitching for Lebanon. allowed them only four hits, the feature of the game being the playing of the left fielder for the Lebanons who was playing big league ball.
 On Sunday the strong Bear Cat club came to Baltic and took the. Ri vals into camp by, the tune of ' to g. The battery of the Bear Cats were the stars of the game. Murphy with his hitting and Mills pitching. who in the ninth inning with three men on bases struck out batters on the Ri val club and allowed a hit to the in field by the third batter who was thrown out at first. Anderson pitch ed a good game for the losers but the team could not come across with the hits with men on bases. The Rivals are playing good ball but one on the wrong side of the score.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 23.-Due to a -.4- Lra44o Circuit races scheduled s--S --s.- .ed. the other two, the Board Ot 4-40e z-U5 pace, purse S5,UO0, ana the Chamber OE commerce 2.OS trot, purse SS-00U. gong over part of to- morrow card
 In the 2-l5 trot three heats. purse sl.0OO: Dr. Nick lMurphyJ nmshed tlrst, King Watts tWhltehead) sec ond and Dr. Fillmore tBrusie) third Bon Watts, Ed. H.. Peter Tnornhill, Zomidotte. D. J. Burke. Will Alting. Viola Watts, B:ntara, Poilychrome, Binode, Peter Lafayette and Tootsie Toise also started. The best time was 2.o9 1-4.
 In the 2-09 trot. three heats. purse s1eoo: He'd Bon (McMahon) won aft 2 rfour heats. Oscar Watts (Hyde) was second. Tommy Direct (MeDon- ald) took third place and Harrod's S Greek (EsngIeman) fourth Little Jock. Mary Mcgowan. Sunny Smiles. Cora Davis and Kerrigan also started.T The best time was 210 IA
 In the 2.17 pace. three heats. purse q 900 was unfinished. but Dan J.. PIucky billiard and Abbe Bond each have a heat to his credit College Boy. Clifford Direct. Bonnie Hall. Six Points. Atna Moore. Sheriff Direct and Prince Pepper also started. The best time was 2.eS IA.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
SPORTING NOTES

From Westerly comes word that their fast ball team will lineup against the Naval Training Station team on next Sunday. This ought to be a good game as both teams are reputed to be fast.
 The rain of the past two days has held up the Academy football prac- t1ce so far this week but it is hoped to get in two good scrimmages this week.
 The Palace bowling league opens it's season this evening at the Palace alleys with two matches, one between the Norwich Woolen Co. and the Red Sox, and the other between the Rock ies and the Yannigans.
 Benny Leonard and Charley Metric are slated to hook up in Detroit on the evening of Oct. 1. Immediately after the contest the lightweight champion will return to New York. Metric is native of Detroit and is very popular
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24

five times and on each occasion he made a good showing. smith figures that if he is able to win decisiVely over Frank at the Bayonne ring he will convince the fiStic fans he is worthy of chance to meet Mike. At the same show several preliminaries which will bring together evenly ma tened lads will be decided
 Al Roberts, the Staten Island heavy weight. who is now in the limelight, will probably be matched with Gun boat Smith for an eight round bout to be decided about the middle of next month at a Jersey club. Roberts has won seventeen of his nineteen bouts by knocking out his opponents.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24

against the fastest aggregation of hired players in eastern Connecticut the best men from all over the big leagues. But although Coach LHeu- reauX wants to caution the A. A. back CTS against placing too much loose change this game, he says that nevertheless Moosup will receive a number of surprises in the way of new twists to the old game this Sun day. He is putting the men through stiff workout in the new Ashland gym every night that it is stormy and a stiff batting practice every fair eve ming. Agent l.. NJ. Carpenter of the Ashland Cotton Company, had ar ranged a series of games throughout New York state, that would cover a week $ trip, but as one or two of the games were cancelled he decided to cancel th em all, and will give the boys a big banquet in the Wauregan soon. MT. Carpenter is the principal packer of sports in JeWett City, and through the cooperation of the company that he represents has done much to pro- mote amateur sports in the home town. His cooperation with CoacE L'HeureauX's wishes, and the help ht has given the officials of the athleti, association a all times has done mucI to promote the feeling among the players and the club members for good team, a team that was as goo( as any, and think that the fan will agree that there is bunch o ball players in eastern Connect;cu that is in their class. For remembe every game they have lost, and the, are few, was to a team boaSting
 number of league players in it's line up, and not ordinary Eastern Lea gu. players either, but men from the majo and Class B leagues. Men with year of experience and training. not youn men of eighteen and twenty like th home team who have trained them selves, until they are one of the mos perfect baseball machines Obtainable Every signal is known to every player and every move is like clockwork. l is rumored in town that J. F. Conwa- of New York city will be at the Car pet Grounds Sunday and will cover tho $2 900 which Money Mad" Dupui. wishes to bet on this game
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
Vale Bowl AIT Dressed Up.

The Yale bowl is ready for the bi; games this fall. All during the sum mer there have been from p to g. painters on the job, and during thi. time, over 1,200 gallons of paint have been used to dress up the seats anC buildings, and to put the place in read mess for what the athletic associatio; expects to be one of the biggest year, for games that Yale has ever known Two coats of paint were given all O the seats. The fence over a mile an. half length was decorated. all of tho training buildings were renovated and redecoTated And the work is finish l. ed.
 The opening game of the season witt Springfield college. on October 4th will give the fans an opportunity o. seeing how great an effort the ath letic association has gone to in making the bowl the best ever
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS DULL.

New York. Sept 23. - Trading in stocks today was dull and uncertain in of tone after the firm opening. but became active and strong in the lat CT dealings when steels and other popular issues rose to top prices of the session Advices from leading centers indicated no pronounced cha nge in the steel strike.
 Shorts again hesitated to avail themselves of such advantage as might accrue from existing labor conditions, although emphasizing the dIsa dvan- taze of a protracted strike among related lines of manufacture, notably equipments and motors.
 Shares of the latter groups were more susceptible to pressure. but re- actions vare comparatively slight and mostly recovered in the final dealings. Baldwin Locom otive being in active demand at a gain of points
 Distinctive steel shares were under restraint from the outset, but In no case was the setback more than nom inaI L. & Steel was 1 12 points lower at it's minimum. but responded to substa ntial buying at the end, clos ing unchanged at 1o2 5-4.
 Tobaccos oils and food issues again ran counter to the general tendency gains in those divisions ranging from two to seven points. with American Tobacco, Retail Stores. Mexican Pe- t-oIeun Texas Company and Ameri- can Sugar as the chief features of strength.
 Rails of the lower grade. especially Wheeling and Lake Erie Common and preferred. the various express com panv issues and feathers embraced other prominent and strong stocks, but investment rails. copDers and To- cal fractions shaded one to four points. Sales amounted to 975. 900 shares.
 Liberty issues were firm and the interna tional group moderately irreg- ular. but the general bond market eased on reactions among specula .iva rails and utilities. Sales, par value. aggregated s13650.o 900.
 OId L. g. 4's rose 1-4 on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
THAT WONDERFUL ASHLAND
 TEAM" TO PLAY MOOSUP

The Moosup manager after seeing Ashland hold the Plainfield. RocheS- ter, New York Giant-Providence com bina tion to two runs Sunday after us
 ing both their pitchers in the 16-inning game with Westerly the previous day in order to win their game 4-3, de- cided that a team with a battery that had worked eight innings the day be- fore, and the rest of the team had played 16 innings and yet were able to hold a bunch of the best league players obtainable. by Plainfe1d to few scattered hits, and to two runs, both of which were scored on errors, must be some team. So Ashlands S fast bunch of all amateur players, boys who play for the love of the game, and the reputation that they can make for themselves, will line up
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
Jack Coombs Shot.

Jack Coombs, former manager of the Phillies, was shot in the leg while en ga Sed in a quarrel over the right of way on a country road near Palestine Tex, on Saturday night. Fortunately Coombs was not badly injured.
 Coombs was driving his car along a marrow road and was closely followed by Dan Laroe, a road contractor, who according to Coombs tried to pass As he did so Coombs stopped his car and the wrangle followed
 Laroe asserted afterward that his gun was accidentally discharged when he struck at Coombs as the latter at tempted to step out of his car Both men expressed regret over the accident