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New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

sociated powers to supervise the de-
structon of the Notifications Of
Hclogland, in accordance with the
treaty. This commission will be
authorized to decide what portion Of
the works protecting the coast from
sea erosion are to be maintained and
what portion must be destroyed.
German Nationals Reimbursed
"2. Sums reimbursed by Germany
to German nationals to indemnify
them in respect of the interests
which they may be found to possess
in the railways and mines referred
to in the second paragraph of Art-
Gle 1856 shall be credited to Germany
against the sums due by way of
rcparation. (The paragraph referred
to relates TO the Using Tao-Tsinanfu
railway and mines in China acquired
by Japan under the peace treaty.)
"(3l The list of persons to be
handed over to the Allied and asso-
ciated governments by Germany
under the second paragraph Of
to the German government within
of the treaty.
referred to in Article 240 and para
graphs 2, and 4 of Annex 4 can
not require trade secrets or other
confidential information to be di-
vulged.
"(5) From the signature of the
treaty and within the ensuing four
months Germany will be entitled to
submit for examination by the Allied
and associated powers documents
and proposals in order to expedite
the work connected with rcparation,
and thus to shorten the investiga-
ton and accelerate the decisions.
"(6) Proceedings will be taken
against persons who have committed
punishable offences in the liquidation
of German property, and the Allied
and associated powers will welcome
any information which the German
government can furnish on this sub
ject
Done at Versailles the twenty
eighth day of June, one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Weimor Assembly 4pprores
lNefu German Constitution

BERLIN. Aug. 1.-The German Ma
tional Assembly at Weimar approved
the new German constitution yester-
day by vote Of 1852 TO rs. Konstant.a n
Fehrenbach, president Of the Assem-
bly,, formally declared the constitution
adopted.
The opposition votes came from the
German National Peoples, the German
Peoples and the Independent Socialist
parties.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Fight for New Government
in Hungary Is Contest
Between Lion and Mouse.
He Says to Reformers
Will Reply ON August 5
Allies Using Efforts to
Have Control of Country
Given to the Socialists

VIENNA, Aug. (By The Associated
Press).-Bela Kun, head of the Buda-
pest Soviet government. after con-
ferrlng yesterday with those seeking
to establish q new government in Hun
gary, told them that it "was contest
between lion and a mouse" but he
would give an answer by August 5.
The conference took place at Bruck,
on the frontier
Bella Kun went from Budapest to
Bruck, part of the way by train and
the remainder on a hand car. At
Bruck he met General Boehm, his Min
ister of War, and others, who had been
comforting with Colonel Cunningham,
the Allied representative, at Budapest,
concerning the proposal that Bella Kun
resign and that Socialist government
be formed TO replace the Soviet.
A number of Communists have been
arrested at Budapest charged with
corruption.' Among those accused is
IL Szigvani, Commissioner of Produc-
ton, who is charged with horse and
cattle stealing
Artillery Fighting on Thesis
Artillery fighting was reported to-
Gay between the Rumanans and Hun
arians at ezolnok, on the Thesis
-.iver.
Unless the Allies assume the definite
iolicy of forcibly expelling Bella Kun,
II is believed by Americans here who
re informed as to the situation, that
lie will continue as dictator for days,
weeks or months, according to his own
will.
The Hungarian soldiers are obeying
olders as long as they get food and
Aot thought prorable that Bella Kun
ill be overthrown by forces inside
lungary. AS in Russia, men without
riends over the frontier are obliged to
ON the army in order to live. The
rover Of Bella Kun is also due to the
.rertia of the educated classes and
others who are worn out by the war
nd have no strength to struggle
eelnst the rule Of terror
Propaganda Helps Soviet
The Soviet power is further strength
med by carefully cultivated propa-
'anda to the effect that anything done
against IL IS against tHe rights OF the
o4kingman. and that facts printed re-
ardirg it's failure emanate from the
pita!istlc press.
Some results of the work Of the Soviet
factories are that iron coins of the
ealuc of twenty heller { :. centsN cost
ainety-eight heller (2412 cents)to make
n the Weiss Manfred arms factory,
which is working with monthly def
cit Of 100000 crowns (S1,60O, ,0OO).
The cost to repair one tramcar is 3OO,-
900 crowns ($60,000); tram fare is 80
heller &C cents), whereas the cost to
tho state is 80 heller GIG cents); work
mems wages are eight and a half
crowns an hour. The price of one
cabbage is forty crowns (S8), goose
loco crowns (S400), pair of shoes
200 crowns (S240) and an egg eight
crowns (S16O).
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
''Kaiser Is Bearing
His Burden,' - Says Wife

RERLIN, Aug. 1 (By The Associated
Press). - The former German
Empress. in the course of letter to
the vicar of Christ Church at Will
helmshohe, says:
"The Kaiser is bearing his burden,
but the Lord will lead him out of the
dark valley"
The former Empress adds that the
exile is we'll, except for a bad cold,
and that she also is we'll.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
New Commercial Treaty
With Britain Forecast

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The British For
eign Office has completed negotiations
with the Unitcd States, according to
"The Evening News for new COM
mercial treaty between tho United
States and the United Kingdom. The
text will be laid before Parliament
soon. it is said.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Statc De-
partment officials disclaimed knowledge
to-day OF any new commercial treaty
between the United States and the
United Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Wilson viii Speak, at
old Orchard Aug. 25

nLD ORCHARD, Me, Aug. L..
" President Wilson has accepted
an invitation Of the Old Orchard
Camp Meeting Association to deliver
an address on The league of nations
at the camp grounds on August 25,
or three days later, it was stated
to-day by an officer of the associa-
tion.
The grounds have a seating capac-
ity of about 10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Diaz Praises French Aid

PARIS, Aug. l French Wireless
Service) ).-General Diaz, the Italian
commander in chief, has sent to Gen
eral Creepy, who commanded the French
troops on the Italian front, a letter
paying tribute to the work done BY the
French forces in the Italian campaign
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
lat More Beef-It's Good for You

American National Live Stock Association,
National Wool Growers Association
Cattle Raisers' Association of re,as
Corn Belt Meat Producers. Association of 1o
KANSAS Live Stock Association
Southern Cattlenlen's Association
Iahhahdle and Southwestern stockmens AsscciatIo
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Missouri Live Stock Feeders issociatior
Illinois Live Stock Association
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

Indiana Cattle Feeders Association
West Virginia Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
California Cattlemen's Association
Colorado Live Stock Association
Idaho Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Cattle Kaisers' Association of Oregon
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

OINVttHUH OF June, IJI9.
Non-Partisan League Stand
Senator Gronna to-day had read in the
Senate letter from Arthur lie Sueur,
an official Of the Non-P Partisan League,
IN which he declared that the treaty
should be rejected, lock, stock ami
barrel and treaty arranged for be
tween all the civilized nations of the
world, with the negotiations openlv
carried on by representatives Of the
people OF those countries rather than
representatives of their governments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
Stolen Jewels DepOsitary
Believed Found i'm West
Millions Are Involved

NEW YORK, July 10.-Discovery
in a large city of the Middle West of a
depositary for stolen Jewels which
may reveal millions of dollars worth
of such gems was hnted at yesterday
in connection with the search for the
S275,000 worth of jewels belonging to
Mrs. clarance M!llhiser. The jewels
were taken from her safety deposit box
at the Biltnore Hotel.
Police officials and private detective
agencies, it was said. had traced sus-
picious persons to the Western city
and thorough Investigation had been
going on there for two weeks since the
loss of the Jewels at the Biltmore.
ut is the belief of the detectives"
it was declared. "that the latest rob
berry was not committed by "A novice
and that it was not an Inside job"
as has been rumored. IT was thought
TO be the work of persons who go about
their business i'm evening chlothes and
having the bearing OF gentlemen OF
leisure"
Detectives declared that reports that
a woman had engineered the robbery
of Mrs. Millhiser's jewels was absurd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10

and OxfOrds at greatly re-
t to carry any of these shoes
his sale offers you a most
ply yourself at a great saw
good and could be worn next
Buy shoes now. They'll cost
ular $3.50 quality, Special
Sale Price :. $685.
No. 5411a, Growing Girls
Pumps, patent kid, low heel,
smart and good, regular
$3.50 value, Special Sale
Price .............. S3.45
No. 5841a, Growing Girls
Pumps, Mary James, with
ankle straps, low heel, a
pump you'll like, regular
$3.50 value, Special Sale
Price :. $3.45
No. 57S1a, Women's White
Canvas Oxfords, low rubber
heels Lace, just right for
now, regular $500 value,
Special Sale Price. -. $2.45
No. 533, Women's White
Canvas Slippers, two straps,
Cuban heel, regular S1.75
value, Special Sale Pr. S1.45
No. 557112, Women's White
Canvas Oxfords, low heel,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE

turn. sole, lace, for service
and comfort, regular $500
value, Special Sale Pr. S2.45
No. 552, Women's White
Canvas Slippers, two strap,
white curved Cuban heel,
regular $500 value. Special
Sale Price :. $2.45
No. 5571a, Women's White
Canvas Oxfords, lace, white
covered heel, regular $3.50
values, Special Sale Pr. S3.45
No. 51815, Women's White
Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace,
military heel, regular $500
value, Special Sale Pr. S6.95
No. 5431a, Women's White
Buck Oxfords, welt sole, i'm
itation wing tip, lace, mill
tary heel, a very desirable
oxford. Regular $3.50 val
ue. Special Sale Price S5.95
No. 505la, Women's White
Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace,
white ivory leather sole and
heel, neat smart and good.
Regular $3.50 value, Special
Sale Price -. S4.95
No. SAT, Women's White
Reinskin Oxfords, white
welting, military heels, lace,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
RENO MAYOR TAKES
OVER WIRE EXCHANGE

RENO. New. July 9.-Mayor stu
art today took over the local exchange
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph company acting under the scity
charters police power. Striking tele-
phone girls were invited TO return TO
work. the city guaranteeing them the
wage demanded when they struck with
other coast operators.
Stuart recently sought to have the
strike mediated by the mayors of san
Francisco, Sacramento and Reno but
Burleson refused to accept the offer.
Several California cities recently
Threatened to take over the telephone
service as a means OF enforcing set
tlement. guaranteeing service to busi-
ness interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10

regular $500 value, Special
Sale Price $4.95
No. 542ia, Women's White
Canvas Oxfords, lace, Gu
ban heel, good, substantial
and serviceable, regular
$3.50 value, Special Sale
Price S3.45
No. 56Sla, Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace,
military heel, imitation top,
regular $500 value, Special
Sale Price S5.95
No. 5361a, Women's Black
Kid OXfords, lace, white
welting and stitching, low
Cuban heel, regular $500
value, Special Sale Pr. $5.95
No. 53S12, Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace,
military heel, regular $500.
value, Special Sale Pr. $5.95
No. 526, Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, welt soles, lace,
military heel. regular $500
value, Special Sale Pr. $4.95
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10

No. 5061a, Women's Black
Gun Metal OXfords, made of
fine quality calfskin, low
heel, welt sole, lace, regular
$500 value, Special Sale
Price :. S3.95
No. 56715, Women's Dark
Brown Oxfords, a very fine
quality OF kid, lace, military
heel. Regular.
No. 54S, Women's Dark
Brown Oxfords, calfskin,
lace, imitation ivory tip, welt
sole, military heel, regular
$500 value. Special Sale
Price :. A.......... S5.95
No. 5601a, Women's Ma
!.ogany Oxfords, fine quail
ity calf, welt sole, white rub
Der heel and sole, imitation
wing tip, very smart, regu-
lar $3.50 value, Special Sale
Price S4.95
No. 563, Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, genuine turn
sole, lace, military heel, a
real quality shoe, regular
$3.50 value, Special Sale
Price .............. S5.15
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
BURIED BY PEON
BANDIT Is BELIEVED LOST

MEXICO CITY. July 10.--search for
the lost treasures of the bandit Cha
veg Garcia. who. before his sudden
death from influenza last fan. was said
to have buried large quantities of loot
in the mountains OF Michoacan, has
almost been discontinued. with the To-
cation OF the treasure still a mystery.
1t was reported that Garcia buried
much OF his loot in labyrinthisn cave
near Penjamillo, Miehosean, and the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10

Offers W0men's Low Shoes
duced prices. We do not wan
over. Every pair must go. I
wonderful opportunity to sup
ing. The styles are perfectly
summer just as well as this.
you more later.
Lot $50. Growing Girls
Dark Brown Calfskin Ok
fords, lace, low heel, good
and comfortable, regular $6
value. Special Sale Price
$4.95.
Lot 511. Growing Girls
Black Calfskin Oxfords, lace
low heel, a real quality OK
ford, regular So value. Spe-
cial Sale Price 49,. S3.45
Lot 5241a, Women's White
Reinskin Oxfords, lace, with
cloth covered curved French
heels, regular Sc values. Spe-
cial Sale Price :. :. S4.95
No. 5621a, Growing Girls
Pumps, low heeb patent lea
ther, turned sole, regular S5
value, Special Sale Pr. S3.95
No. 510l2, Growing Girls
Pumps, low heel, patent lea
ther, a wonderful value. Reg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
FOUNDER OF TOWN
DANGEROl'SIY III
HURT

YOUNGSTOWN. Colo. July 10. n.
Parish. founder Of Johnstown. Is In a
critical condition as the result of a pc
culiar accident. While driving from
Greeley he got out of his car to remove
the end OF a broken telephone wire
from the road. While holding the wire
another automobile struck the wire
and tripped Parish, throwing him vio-
lently 70 the ground, injuring his back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10

people of that village for months have
maintained an enthusiastic but futile
search for it. 4 similar search was
made in the state of Durango, where
Thomas Urban. another bandit. was
said to have hidden "a large amount
of stolen goods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE
MEMS BATHING SUITS

We are showing some most remark
ues in children's and misses white
in complete range of sizes, AZ to
are priced at -. 75l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
MANoNER HAS RIoTs

BERLIN, JnIy 9.--SeveraI werc
killed and many wounded at Hanover
today in clash between strikers and
government forces. The latter sue
ceeded in brcnking up the strike after
issuing an ultimatum threatening
drastic action.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
Cool, Clean and Flyless
IT, w. PURE FOOD SHOP
In Our Model, Sanitary Basement.

CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE
8 Main Line Phones, all Is
All Other Depts Call %.
LEMONS! LEMONS! LEMONS!
The Extra Fancy Large Kind, dozen. 40c
ROesch's Soda Water, ROotbeer, Ginger Ale
and Bran New, the bottle ... 15c
Welch's Grape Juice, bottles. 40c and 75c
Loganberry Juice, bottles ~ 40c and 75c
White Rock Mineral Water, bottle zoe and 35c
Bevo, Triumph in Soft brings, bottle. zoe
R-PQrter, superior quality fruit flavor, the
bottle 25c
Karo Book of Proven Recipes, showing the
uses of the three great products from corn,
free for the asking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
Many Attractiue Dresses
Are Here for Spring Wear

There is just enough variety in the styles are
showing to make the choosing of ones dresses most
delightful pastime.
Here are simple tailored models for business use
well as the dressy models for special occas
ons, Nearly all of them reveal the many variations
of panels and overskirs which tend to keep the long
lines of the fashionable, slim silhouette.
There many new style notes to this show
ing that one would have to see them to appreciate
their quiet distinctiveness. They are made of the
smartes materials including serges, tricotines, fou
ards, CLEANLINESS, etc. Most of them favor plain col
ors but few plaids are finding rapid popularity be-
cause of the new color notes they bring with them
Every woman will want at least of these pretty
dresses and at these moderate prices she well af
ford them.
Taffeta Dresses from ........... S24.50 to $4S.5O
Georgette Dresses from ......... S24.50 to $65.00
Organdie Dresses from .......... $3.50 to S25.OO
Wolfe Dresses from ............. $3.50 to $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-10
WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS

No. 544lA, Women's Black
Kid Jxfords, welt sole, lace,
military heel, regular $3.50
value, Special Sale Pr. S5.95
No. 53415, Women's Black
Kid OXfords, turn sole, COW
cred French heel, a good de-
pendahIe shoe, regular 81
value, Special Sale Pr. S4.95
No. 51512, Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, welt sole, imi-
tation tip, Louie Cuban heel,
regular $3.50 value, Special
Sale Price .......... $685.
No. 36i.' women's Black Kid Ok
fords, welt sole, leather French heel.
imitation tip. regular $3.50 yair,.
Special sale Price ............ S5.93
No. 55OH, Womcn's Dark Brown
Kid ONfor,is. lace. leather Cuban heel.
imitation tip, regular $500 value, spc-
ciai Sale Price ............... s6.95
No. 537. Woncn's Dark Brown Kid
ONrOrds. lace, low Cuban heel, white
welting and stitching, regular $500
value, Special sale Price ...... s6.95
No. 52ai9. Womcn's Brown Calf Ok
fords, lace, covered French heel very
smart and serviccablc. regular $500
value, Special sale Price. ...... $f.o5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
Jak zije a bydli president Ma
saryk v Praze?

Washington, q. G. - Agrar
|nidennik "Vekov'' pise dne 25.
prosince:
INA Masarpkovi obdivuji vsi
chni jeho proste, ale pfece dI-
stojne chovani, pokojne-Eysta
povani, jake je vlastnostf jen
mimoradnych osobnostf. "Roze
ny suvener!" 11apsalo o mem sam
nemecky 6asopis. Kdo znal Ma
saryka uz pred aety,2vi, re tate
.vlastnost nebyfa u neho nauSe-
ma. "Syn kovare" - vzdy cho-
val Sc tax, jako kdyby byl Wy
rostl mezi temi, jez fidi syet. v
tom prave spocivalo zvlastni
kouzlo jeho osobnosti. Masaryk
llsi Sc vzdy Cd sveho okoli. V je
no chovani nebylo nikdy mic
prepjateho, zbytecneho, ale tel
mic plaziveho a ponizeneho. Jiz
jako decent imponoval svym Wy
stupovanim kde komu. Preva-
ha !;eho ducha po teto STRANGE
Sc pine uplatnila. A jakym. by
val driv, ie dnes. Nemohlo Sc
republice dostati lepsiho presi-
denta, nez jakym je Masaryk.
"Kde dnes Masaryk bydli?'
ptaji Sc mnozi. Ma prazskem
hrade! mi odpoved'. Ne
vsak mistnostech, ktere jsol
pro neho urceny, nybrz predbez
ne jizbach, ktere byly pripra
veny pro zahranicniho ministra
DIR. BeneSe. Jeho komnaty jsou
mad representafnimi salony a
Sc ZnOVu upfaVuJl.
Nez budou dany dplne do po-
uplyne pekolik mesicu.
President Masaryk, jak re-
ceno, je muz vysoce ,stridmy. 0
pravdovy abstinent. Nepije nj
jakeho alkoholickeho napoje,
ale nepije ami vody. Zizen hasi
pouze kompoty. Tez nekcufl
mas president. Malo spi, a "a
to ustavicne pracuje. A ma
vzdor tomu We SVEN veku 68 &c
XII je ku podivu rychly pred
ci v tom ohledu. mnoheho mladi
ka. Masaryk neni hovornym. |
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PRIME Sc sluzka ma domaci
praci. Haste Sc II Josefiny Hla
i!kove, Stop 1112 A. B. C. ka-
ny, Bedford, 0. "a
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$4,000 velky kabinetni hraci
troj s 86 rekordy Sc proda
oouze "a SIS "a hotove neb
c vezme Liberty Rond. Haste
c.,3ll1 w. 25 ul. blize
Clark Ave-, nahofe.
'd',;a ~, '.12&lGIss' - 2-27
PRODA Sc cukrovlnkovy OBJ
1hod r"Candy Store proti sko-
|le, dobre Sc vyplaceiici. Haste
se v {. 1929 E. 81 st.
I'd
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PRIJMOU Sc diva radni pani
ma byt. Haste Sc v {. 1892 E.
So St. z Fleet Ave.
| "a
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cTENARuM -SYETA.

ObZvlaSt6 tenn kteri mini le-
os koupiti fanny a nebo po-
zemky. Dopiste nam o spoleh.
live informace tykajicich Sc
pczemkI v Irodne casti horni
Minnesoty, prodavame "a nej
lizsi ceny a ma splatky samy
ssebou Sc vyplacejici die nase-
no vypomocneho systemu. Pra
cujeme ma zaklade mnohalete
zkusenosti. Informace obratem
posty Zdarma. PiSte dnes. f.
Vavra Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
2-15
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rln<@ -
NALEZ.,

Na Broadway nalezen dnes
Ydznak, nalezejici patrne KITE
'rennus delniku cd American
Shipbpilding Co., kteryzto od-
'zhak nese cisToc' 1917. Kdo prd-
kazhi kovovy Stick ztratil,
necht Sc on pfdhlasi v admin
straci "Sveta".