davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
DOUIIM MTE(
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lMSSS

Watch your flock carefully and as
DON as one member shows disease
remove It.
It 10 easy to keep your hens
healthy II you know the laws OF.
health and practice them.
Close confinement without exercise
In not conducive to the. best results
In the poultry yard.
Geese are not like hens. Old geese
lay better than young geese and old
ganders are better than young enes.
The weather Is something, but the
hon Is more. Have your hens In q
laying condition and they will lay In
spite Of weather.
The dust bath Is recommended high
ly for farm fiocks but II should not be
the only means Of preventing lice as
some birds will not dust themselves"
thoroughly. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
Berger.

Sim Sonutag hatten mir bier 5tpei
goIlipieIe. 9os SpieI gDji4en Ser.
MANI uno Berger reiultirte IN elmer
9ieberlnge iiir Berger un6 5lUar
nit 2 5u 0 5u guniten fiir Ser.
mann. 8eim 8ettipieI 5piihen Den
-8erbeirntbeten" unO Dem SDeiten
Berger Seom blieben Die Sesteren
Gieger nit IA 5u 13.
Ben S6ODe bat ieinen bolben 4n.
tbeiI an Der S6orpe Snrm on ieinen
G6nager artbur RobIiing b~erfauft.
Cine groBe 4n3abl unierer jun
gen 9eIte begab iid lesten Conn.
tag mad 9erntanr uni Dem Bale.
bolIipiel bei5upobnen.
Gin Ieihter Regen beiprenfelte
leeten Sonntag uIllere StraBen.
Cine geiprenfelung nit Del mare
bielleidt ni6t 10 biIlig, bod fpiirbe
6ieieIbe LANCER balten un6 Die 5tra.
Re Derbeiiern. @esbalb ni6t einen
8eriu4 0omit MAIDEN.
' Sri. Sclcn 9asler mar Ieste 80.
DE bier 3um 8eilf ibrer Gttcrn
uno reiite ON Mtontag nicOer na6
ct. 2ottis 3rriif.
Suit. 8octting lit bier olli 9eiu6
BEL @m. 8oritmann un0 anoeren
8%erDnnoten.
Sulilts Weger bot bon ieinen1
Hefien, GeOt Weper, Elm Oatlano
auto getauft.
BalI 8Iumer, bon ct. Souls,
mar bon Samstag bis Wontag bier
in Der alten Seimotb atf @eIuh.
Sos. Sug fam in ieinem &llto
bon ct. 2or,is bierber I'M ieine @n.
geborigen 5u beiudeu unO febrte ON
Rontog pieoer our @robitabt 5l,.
rid.
Sos. 6oes reiite nod Detroit,
gtidigan, UNI aus Der 6ortigen So.
BRIT elm Dodge allto gu 6olen unO
basielbe on 9ufncr Bros. in Ser.
mann ab5uliefcrn. Gr ocrlieB Der.
ger an leBten 0onnerstog uno fam
OIL Nontag 5rriid. Die Strefe
Die er per 9lltto 5urUdIegte, bCtrltg
$50 Weilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
CURE FOR POULTRY DISEASES
Use Of Vaccine Has Considerable
Value In Correcting Ailments,
Says Professor Lewis.

Prof. Harry r. Lewis Of New Jersey
college before a recent meeting at the
Connecticut station said the S Of
vaccine in the cure Of poultry dis
eases has considerable value. Profess
sor Lewis told of trying out a vaccine
on hens afflicted with chicken pox and
roup and the successful results. He
believes that other diseases may be
treated by the vaccine plan. The next
step at the New Jersey station will
be an effort to immunize pullets
against chicken pox or roup by vac
cinating while young and before they
have been exposed to the disease.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

q. g. SduIDe. aaiiirer Der SEQ.
OIcs ganf, mnhte am SanStag cine
@eifditsrciie nad ct. 2nuis.
Senrn 5infe bot oor Babe Bros.
spci Grain Bins (@etrciOeipeiher)
qetmtit, einen BON 1000 guibeI unb
einen oon 500 8ui6el @ebaIt.
Die Berger @bite Cor perSen
nit Dem Sernnnn Commercial
8oieball Club ON n6tIten Sonutag
in 8ermnnn elm 8ollipiel tpagen.
Sobn .. Stod bat icine Sdmieoe.
@crfitdttc un6 Bornqc.@ cb1l,oe on
Gen s6ope fir $500 berfouft.
SRI. 2aura Reper, Iohter bon
8. s. Weper, fam lebten Samstag
bon ct. 2ouis nod 8erger 1rtm Be-
iud ibrer gltert.
Grau ella Sd. 3iebl fam lesten
Sonntng bon Ct. 2ollis bierber Inn
Ole GrGber hires @atten unb 8oterS
nit 8llmen 5u idmilfen.
SEQ Stof bcrion6te an 0icnstag
cine GorlaSung Sdmeine nod ct.
2ouis.
Set es ortfgeb0rt bat 5u reqnen
iiebt man nenige 6armcr in Der
Sta0t.
am Sonnta9 gta6mittag, Ben 20.
SUM miro BON Ser ct. Soiepbs
STRIDE in 2ittle Berger Gin @iS.
Cream Set obgeboltcn mcr0en, 3l
Dem Sc6ermann eingclo6en lit.
Eroi s. 9ellp 8rigbt. lecturer
bes 6arnler SrItitllt ser Stoots-
llnipcriitGt miro am Sonntoq, oen
10. Slmt, nndnlittoGs 5 llGr nlt
Dem ireien 8lobe Dor Scr ct. 4olrlS
Stride III Berger cine 2lniprahc ;lbcr
ben intcniipen lrnO progreiiipcn 2lf.
erbou bolteu, 81 mcldcn bic 6orner
bon Berger unO llmgegcno bcion-
0erS einocloocn iinO, ga ser &ors
trog fir Tie Don groBem Sntereiic
iein miro. 9tber nud anoercn miro
Der &ortrog niltlite @inte 0eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

fer. ME tie Der 8roBgrunobeiis Dor.
uebmen I1Bt, gu toinpielig unO 3u
unitdnolih lit. auBerOm sepdhri
aud tie MIR SiemIit] aQgemeine an'
baItspunfte. Isle $. u. 6rauce in
.Gosmos" ausfiibrt. miro Oie NITRO.
itopiide 9c0cnFontrone oas dnoern.
Sic gebt RAID Dor fidl, lit biaig unb
iebr 3lluerIdiii9. Srdgt aber ie0eS
2anSitiif Die 6rud)t, Die oarauf Die
bette grnte gibi, nit nn6eren BOr.
ten: iin6et crit einmal cine 3wef'
mGBige 8erteilun8 Ser a~ngebaltten
5lGden itatt, oann miro natiirlih
ard Die 9ooenernte ar6ers ausfaI'
len. unO Denn Die 8eiierung audi
nur 5ebn pom Sunoert ODER nod me-
niger ausmafJt, auf Den rteIigen
5l6fen, nit oenen Die 2anO' uno
6orlmirtihaft (oenn aud fur Oieie
gift oas gleiGe 8eies) rednet, gebt
Ons trosoem ieoes Sabr in Die gun
0erttauienoe uno in Die Miaionen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
ZAs;-==-,=:-=
I9GDL HRk42A "a
8iir 8ara. nm 6artPn.
Vie man gartenIann nmarabt.

ENte man Unrteninn0 nW1faDf.
giliiger mo RiIuggeipnnne iino
in StdOten nitt 10 lcid,t Sl erbalten
mo tIrinere Glide 8artenIan0
fonren on NIT melt 9r0Berem gOrteil
umgegraben als gepfIiigt rper6en.
go Iit cine Gruppe BON @drten aui
ebenem 8rlut0 befinoet. fonnen tie
Ieidt 5ulnmmen umgegraben rper0en.
pobei crbebIide arbeit geipart miro.
Sic tleinen 8nrtenpar5elen aaer,
Defenders Salsg1rten, ioaten Inn.
gegraben peroen. Gin 6etr1ftIifes
Stiid fam u%mgegraben ner0en,
tuenr Die arbeit in @bi6nitten inter.
nommen miro, 10 6nB Tie nif)t gu
iebr ermiioet. 8utes ltmgro6en miro
6ns 2on6 itets in b~eiieren 3uItano
bringen nIs BiIiigen. ginige Bunftr
foqte man ieood BEL 8ornabme
bieier arbeit itets i'm guge bebaIten.
Sic Sndperit6nSigen beg 9unoes.
departments fir 2an6pirtidaft
icgen bieriiber folgenoes:
81 aQererit ioute 6ns 2nr6 ME.
mails umgegra6en tperoen, tpenn es
iehr NAB lit. Ser 8fIiiger iteIt Dies
icii, in6em er cine SnnSboH friid
undergraduates 0on6 5uinmmen.
6riift. GIebt es 5uiammer NIT Dem
ab6rud Der Snn6 6arouf, it lit e.
81 noB gum BfIiigen. 3erfriimmeIt
es ober mad Dem 9uinmmen6riiden,
10 lit Der 8oSen fir 8fIug ODER
Spatm trofen genuq.
3meitens grade man oos 2onb
nitt in groBen Sdouen Inn. 0an
6eginne ouf elmer Geite oeg @runo.
Itiids un6 orbeite oortuGrts uub
riidtuGrts iiber BEN 9o6en, in6em
man cine geraoe 2inie einb6lt un6
BEN goSen in tIeine Stoaen ger.
ffneibet ln6 um0rebt. Soate Ser
@runo nift iofort 5eriaaen, 10 be.
Mite man Die &ante BEG Spotens
un6 serbrefe ieoe Sho1e fofort,
rndoem ite umge9raben lit. Sir
oieie Irbeit lit Ser getp0bnIite bier.
efige Spaten als am geeignetiten
on3uiehen. auf Ioiem 8ooen unO
ntf Sono, oaS i'm Serbit umgepfIiiat
ooer umgegrnben milo. lit cine bier.
Sofige SpotengobeI meiIt einem
Spnten oOrsu3ieben. SbgIet6 Die
@obeI ben @rltuo nidt gon3 10 IeiGt
CUR S6erfIGhe penoet, 70 lit bieies
poIige llmruenOen nift piinIdens.
inert fir 9ano. peItes i'm oeraat,
gcnen Serbit untgepfliiqt un6 UNI.
9earoben mur0e. IuBer6em Taft
Die @abeI ben go6en in gr6Berer
3erteiIuna suriif. 9ie @r6Ifouen,
fpelhe nGhreno beg 1lmgrabens nit
Dem Spaten nift 3~erteiIt neroen,
i0llten innerboIb elmer Gtun6e,
nohbem 6as 2uno umgeqraben NOR.
Den 1T. plIoeriiiert tper6en. Gies
fam NIT einem StobIrehen ODER
elmer Sadie geiheben. tpobei 6afiir
Gorge 9etroGen rper6en ionte, tief
9enlla in Den @o6en gu geben. I'M
ollie groi6ouen gu 3er6reden, peIde
Die a%npflansuna binSern.
8riinoIide gorbereittna Ses
9ooens lit Der S6IiiifeI gum @rfoIa
oes @nrtenbaus. @an grade tief
aenug uro lodere Die rlnterifidt,
obne auDieI Don Dem ~llnterarunb
our SberfIGfe gu 6ringen. Die
babe arbeit Der auItibierune ioIte
eeidehen iein, beoor 0ie Somen IN
Den go6en aeitedt fuerSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

~ 8eohtet 6as 9atum alf benz
aorebSettel oes 8oIfsbIuttes itno er.
neuert Oos Announcement ioboIo ols
mie bosieIbe o~bgelmlfen lit. 8enn
Sic Dos 8oIfsbIntt nift prbolten,
Damn lit b0dit pabrideinlid Der
Brunb bofiir, boB SIR announcement
her grneuerllng beSarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
FEED W SCRATCH GRAIN
Proper Amount Specified by Special
lists for Leshorns and General
Purpose Breeds.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Specialists of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture advise poultry
keepers to feed about n quart Of
scratch grain and an equal weight Of
mash (about III quarts) daily to ID
hens Of the general purpose breeds,
such as the Plymouth Rocks, Rhode
Island Reds or Wyandottes, or about
10 hens Of the smaller. or egg breeds.
This would be about IN pounds each
Of scratch grains and OF mash daily to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
Gridph jeine Sante. Ser t4i

Gridph feline Sants. Ser 14iab
rise $~Guslersiobn SrarS $ornii
bon Misenrieb eridoB ourd lei6t.
iinniges Spielen nit elmer Sduk.
uaffe feline 27idbrise 3ante. Bur
3ett Der Sat mar nieman6 i'm
Sauie antpeienb, aIs elm 4iGbriaes
8riioerIein oes Eaters; nit 6ieiem
ging er fEidtis; bei6e fcnnten nod
niht esfunoen tper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
@as man Sabnern fiittern iOl.

AtaG Der @rtlarung Don Sad)per.
ltanoigen banoelt es lid BEL Der
Tiitterung Der &eBebiibner mebr Inn
oas 10 a 5, als nm Oas 10 Der gu
perabrei9euoeu &abrun9, .. b. rs
lit mebr cine Sra9e Der 3uiammen'
iesuu9 oes Suffers oils Die Wtetbobe
oes Giitterns. 6utterrationen fiir
2egebiibner ioIlten bon 10 biz IL
Bro5ent SIeiidbeimen9iel ODER cine
quite fliiiiige &abrung ooer oeren
aequipalent in 1agermilh entbal'
ten.
Seu6te Maii9e bat neridieoene
Ra6teile, wie man ausgefun6en,
iniofern ibre gereitung ieben Gag
cine gepiiie 3eit in aniprud nimmt
uno gu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bel
Dem Siibnerpolf fiibren mag, tpeun
5u bel bapon perfiittert miro.
Cine quite Sutterration ioate iit
aus folgenben 8eitanbteilen 5uiam.
meniesen: 3 Seile Rais uno 1 Scil
Safer, nad @epitt: Die Maii6e,
ration ioIlte aus 7 Seilen Mais.
mebL 8 SeiIen aIeie unto flint lei.
len 5IeiidpiirfeIden beIteben. gtpa
5weimal iobiel @etreioe. oils Ruis
ioate perbroud)t iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

ialtjpietc'n. oScr mir ideu on b,
RGaoer Ysrriiliena Gill. nO @ur
tenfraut. fSorratid).1 Samen. 2ir
Rdn0er Se9 cberen (aar0ttgn) Su
les bcpilan3rV mir ipGtcr init RJien
foblpilnnjca. @ir nQhIur 0abcl
cine lnlbbObe Surte, Die in ihrrr
S!attcnhuifIIng nidt aa3uDItI
9lnnm in Aniprpldl. nimmt. Had Oen
abernten Ger Adruttpn madNcn OIc
StaIlOer beran. 5ritt I'M Septrnt
Der ole &osfeHbilNun1 noGl mid;
Elm, 10 if)nei0et man Die Spieen Der
StauOen ans. Gtna Iifl eInlteQeHot
3alIpen limo unueraiBlit1 III enter
men. Nan tritt Der A~aIuenpIaQc
uOn uoraberein entgrgen. mCnu man
Die unter Den .8ldttern uon Den
Sdmtetterlingen dbGeiesten Gler
jcr0ridt. InS brittle, am mcniglten
geoilngte Beet teiien mir mie0er IL
5pei SdIiten. auf Der ulteren leler
mir in 0idten Heiben 9uih.. Buds.
baum. o6er ,}pergcrbien. lul o.
Oberen, uenn ole b%eriibmten oOei
oie!mebr beriihtigten ,.gisbeiIigen"
Oes Mai uoriiber iino, 8uihbobnen
In Sen unteren Hano fommt Efliid-
ialat gu iteben, oeiien Sldtter nod
Dem Bilifen immer mieoer mad,
wadien. Souten Die 9lGtter 5u
bart merben, 10 bat man es in Del
Sano, e,ne ueue ausiaat, OereH
glatter meitler iino, por3unebmen.
ats giniaIiung OeS oberen geete5
o~Irften iid Sommerrettihe empfeb'
len. @olen mir perbiiten, 0aB il
1olji9 per0en ober in Nen Samcr
aufidieBeu, perben mir fir oftere
9ewaiierung iOreen miiien. Sino
Die grbien abgeerntet, 10 fam nod
als 5peite Srrht @interfrauStobl,
Seqerie, Boree, Serbit. o0er @in.
terrettih beItellt peroen. Seoof mub
Der gooen reft lofer gegraben, &c.
BART uno moelitlt geoiiugt weroen.
0as 3wcite Beet ioll Oas emp.
fin0li6ite Semitic tragcn, n6mIid,
8urfen. Die acrle meroen crit I'M
oie Nitte leai in cine Geibe genau
in Der Nitte geIegt. GntpieblensIuer;
limo Sorten, Die gegen SeBenmetter
uno Ndiie mi0eritanosfdbig limo, 8
y. lan9e, CRIME Sdlangen. an Den
GuBerIten Rano oes Beetles, retts
unO linfs, merOen 0ritbfoblrabi.
pflan5en geiest, w1brenO 5mildcn
8urten uno &pblrabi lie cine Reibe
&opiialat 3u Iteben folnmt. Hadl
Iberntun9 uon Salat uno aobIrabi
bleibt oas Beet iIr Die Ganfen oel
Burfen frei. 9aben mir an obererl
ooer unteren Gnoe oes 8urfenbeetes
nod elm BIdtten frei, 10 f0nnerl
BORT ranfenloIe, INNER tragenOc
Ronatser0beeren gepflan5t merOen.
Sic Oilrien nidt lGnger OILS oreI
Sabre Iteben. alsOanu peroen Die
St0de 5~erteilt unO Die Srie6e ~eir5eln
perpiIan5t. 90 miro audi Oas flein.
tie YIasden in 5wedmaBigiter @elic
nrrsgenutt, nno Die SauSfrau lit fiil
ou$ gar5e Sabr nit allerbano Gin
gen lDobI ueriorgt.
Reben Dem 8elriiie gonne MAI
aber aud Dem 9lumengarteu eitigc
&Gat.NnI. Iit Mu10Gs1y: .th Moil'
peroen aui9eridtet unO an9e..unOen
Die 6riiblingsbIitenbeete Deroen
lngeIegt unO nit Ser8lBmelHulht
9eilfen Stiefm."; terten. AuriteIn
ErIMleln mo ]gtar5llltH otpT.uIj..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

100 Leghorns and about 9h pounds Of
each to 100 general purpose fowls. II
hens have free range or large yards
containing green feed a general pur-
pose hen will eat about IS pounds Of
feed in a year, while a Leghorn will
consume about So pounds in addition
to the green stuff which she eats.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
amibcpabrnns BON 8urtsuserdten.

SAiTo
@emiile, Die man in einenl Saus.
garten auf5iebt, iouten iiderlid nltt
mebr foiten. OILS es foiten piiroe, tic
oui Dem Rarft 5u taufen. Seoe
ein5elne ausgabe ioate 10 nieortg
ole m69li6 gebalten peroen. Dies
lit Defenders pidptig beim anfaui
Don 8~erf3eugen. eini9e 8art1er
giarben, 0nb lie cine groBe an5abl
BON Saden, &e6eu unb ionitigen
@erf3eugen baben miiiien, beoor tic
BEN @nrten Beginner f0nnen. aber
Die 8erf3etlgc, Die our 8earbettung
zines Sausgartens ben0ti9t per0en,
iino einise penise uno einfade
8erf5euse. Gin Spaten oOer cine
SpatengobeI, Elm Stablreden uno
Sade nebIt etpas Sdnur unO
einigen Sol5It6ben iino Die not.
pen6igiten 0inge. @inige anbere
@erdte, pie Elm Bflon5enausbeber,
cine @ieBfanne. Elm Sdubfdrren urto
oergleiden fGnnen oft nit 8orteiI
berutt peroen, lie itnO aber nift
ourd)aus notipenoig.
Sc lit in6eiien mihtig, Dab Die
ruenigen notpenoigen @erGte orient.
li9 in StanO gebalten uno bGufig
benutt peroen. go oft iie berlst
nerben, iollten tie gereini9t unO an
einem trodenen Blae aufbepabrt
perben. 3esgleiden iolIen lie ifari
genug gebaIten peroen, bob ale
arbeit leift un6 griinoIi6 Dor.
genommen merben fam. Mit elmer
roitigen ODER itumpfen tSade fam
elm Garten ni6t griirbIif1 1imeebadt
ner6en.
@enn Ser @arten lid in Ginger
@ntfernung bonn Saus befinoet, 70
ioute man iif cine i6male nie0rigc
@er6trfiite, lang genug, Inn Snten
unb Reden unter5ubringen, per.
it1ffen. Ser 0edeI oieier &iite
Ionte nit 9afpappe be6edt ner0en,
INN iie gegen 06iie gu idiisen unS
elm fIetnes SdngeidloB ioIlte iider.
~beitsbolber an9pbrod)t peroen. Ger
@erluit zines guten @erGtes tpiiroe
teurer gu iteben fommen aIs eirC
aiIte oieier 9(rt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23
DEAD HERO'S MOTHER
HONORED ON u. S. SHIP

5 NEW YORK, July 23.=U. P.)-
The U. S. s. Cole recently returned
from Mexico, Palestine, the Bospho-
rus. Corinth Canal. the Dardanelles,
and points east. had the unique dis
tinction of serving as reviewing
ground. her officers said.
Proceeding from Constantinople to
the Adriatic, the destroyer dropped
anchor in Cattaro Bay. Montenegro,
and elaborate ceremonies were ar
ranged in connection with presenting
a Congressional medal of honor, the
highest ward the United States can
bestow, to a Jugo-Slavic mother of a
member of the A. E +. killed in
France.
The ship was dressed, a decorated
cutter sent ashore, and the mother
brought aboard. The dignffied and
ceremony. usually associ-
ated with the idea of an entire army
corps drawn up in review before the
commanding general, was then gone
through. After the posthumous
award of the decoration, the fearful
woman thanked the crew and officers
for their courtesy and went back to
her little home marveling at the far
reaching memory of the distant Gods
Country for which she had sacrificed
her boy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23
WHEAT MARKET CLOSES AT 259, OPENING
PRICE, AFTER MOMENTARY DROP TO S2.57 II

were made in anticipation of trouble
with Russia. If this is the case, il
4 cannot be considered other than
simply a precautionary measure which
might develop a reverse situation in
the near future.
Corn-Influential news was con-
flicting but in the main bearish de-
velopment5 outweighed bullish theo-
ries. The strength early was based
on high temperatures in the west and
southwest and the hasty conclusion
being that the crop must suffer.
What could be better than hot wea-
ther following the most generous Ju-
~ rains in years? Such calamituous
prognostications as this might give
the market temporary strength but
will neither reduce or increase the ac-
tual supply and the relation of de-
mand to supply must predominate. y
local crop expert today estimated the
corn crop of the country at S.o00.-
100000 bushels, a gigantic total If
realized. especially following the
large yield of last year Another fac
tor that is likely to come into con-
sideration is the difficulty being eN-
pcrienced in financing the Argentine
crop which was offered today at so
corn. our observations at this time
fail to find where there win be any
aggressive demand for day to day
spot offerings. even though receipts
are more than likely to drop and un-
der these conditions an extended up
turn in futures is more than doubt
fui.
Oats Weakness in the cash market.
especially light weight oats, was re-
Elected by decline in futures.
Houses with seaboard connections
were conspicuous on the selling side
following adviccs from the east that
foreigners were trying to resell. 1t is
now quite certain that the final reck
oping viii show a much larger crop
than previously indicated and the. eff
feet should be to depress the deferred
futures.
tErom Overbeck & Cooke Coz
NEW YORK.-The stock market
exhibited an Appearance Of strength
during the forenoon with values de-
clining in some instances rather
sharply in the hate dealings. The
foreign situation, particularly the
conditions existing in Poland, came in
for greater discussion and the foreign
exchange market was thought to re-
fleet in great part the uncertainty OF
the political situation abroad. Those
bearishly inclined became exception
ally aggressive in the last two hours
and the offerings from this element
in a thin market made quite an inn
tContinued on psge 81
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BOLSHEV|KI PLUNGE
FOR. GERMAN BORDER

berlin. July 23.-CBy Carl u.
Groat. L. p. Staff Correspondent -
The main body of the bolshevik north
ern army reached a point 54 miles
from the German border. while the
advance guard is within II miles of
German territory, according to dis
patches from the German govern
mcnt which adopted defensive meas
urcs along the entire frontier to pro-
tcct against a possible invasion of the
red armies.
In military circles it was not believ-
ed today the soviets will attempt to
invade Germany. Reports are cur
rent that four Reichswehr brigades
are moving toward eastern Russia
but this could not he confirmed.
Newspapers approved Foreign Minis
ter Simon's statement that entente
troops would not be allowed to cross
Germany to reach Poland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23

CHICAGO. July 23.--wheat-
Fluctuations today were far less err
ratio and little Roadway was made in
either election. Trade was mostly in
small lots Crop news was very
mixed, temperatures in the American
mort Invest high and favorable for rust
development which brought in an in
creasing number of complaints. over
the Canadian northwest good soaking
rains were received and fears of ex-
tensive deterioration relieved. for the
time being at least. Some private
crop estimates of a decidedly bearish
tenor were made public. one expert
estimating the winter wheat crop at
$50. goo. .00n bushels and spring 3On,-
0O0. .o00 bushels. Cash markets were
firm in all directions although the ex-
port demand was less active and gave
rise to the belief that with the British
commission not showing any interest
the sales abroad in the Immediate flu
turc will fall off materially. II was
said and il sounds logical. that con-
siderable OF the recent purchases
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23
STATE CHAMBER DRIVE
WAITS UNTIL OCTOBER

Pendleton will raise its quota of $S.-
$50 for the State Chamber of Com
mercc but will not undertake the
campaign until October. A meeting
arranged for this evening has been
postponed as n result of caucus
held at the club rooms this forenoon.
The plan as agreed upon tentatively
by the board of managers last night
is to raise the state chamber and
is to raise state chamber fund and a
The local fund will answer for many
needs and among other things will
obviate the necessity of circulating
many small subscription lists.
The general purpose of the state
chamber and the methods of raising
money for its activities was explained
last evening by ]. II. Allen. Other
state chamber men in attendance were
p. f. Magruder, c. A. Fleming and
S. c. Haight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23
MAKES IT $3.50 BY
Wrestling fourth RACE FROM
SHAMROCK IN FIGHTING FINISH
CONTESTS FOR COLLEGE
WOMEN DEFENDED

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gone, July 23.-Defending the preseni
system of inter-schoIastic contests for
women OF American universities and
colleges, Miss Mable Cummings. head
Of the University Of Oregon depart
ment of physical education for women,
at the conference Of the western divi-
sion Of the American Physical Educa-
ton being held at Berkeley. California,
said: ''It is better that girls be inter
ested in competitive athletics than in
competitive dress or social position"
Competitive athletics for women
Fvas opposed by DR.. A. ID. Browne and
Miss Helen Masters Bunting. OF Stan
ford University
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JOHN PERSHlNG, CARRIED !.
IN CIVILIAN ATTIRE is
UNN0TICED IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Mass, July 23.-(A. P.)--
General Pershing in uniform is a fa-
miliar figure to the country; John
Pershing in civilian clothes passed un-
noticed by thousands on the streets
of this city.
The leader of the Americas expedi-
tionary forces. on leave, in passing
through Boston to begin a short stay
at Naushon Island today, as the guest
of w. Cameron Forbes. former gov
error general of the Philippines, was
recognized by only one person. The
general strolled about with his son
Warren and his aide, in conventional
dark suit. panama hat. soft collar AMI
white tie. an outstanding figure. yet
one which did not obtain recogn, ton
on streets through which he had
passed on parade a few months ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-23
GAS RAT|ON|NG FOR
NATION CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-tU. PD--
Gasoline rationning system TO he ap-
piled throughout the country is being
considered by the big refiners. This
Is designed as last resort to curtail
consumption and Keep the price from
being forced to more than 40 cents per
gallon. Representatives OF big re-
finers here are discussing the situation
with the government officials Before
issuing the rationing system. however,
refiners plan to issue nationwide ap-
peal to the country to cut down joy
riding. Production is now 1000. 900
gallons less than the consumption
Reserve stocks therefore are being
heavily drawn on.