~———
——~■
- »■■■ -
■B__ an Ocean of Unspeakable Pain”
rlheAmerican Red Cross
**A Great Net of’Mercy drawn thrtnitfh
WHY WE ARE
AT WAR WITH
GERMANY
PUTTING HIS MONEY TO WOE
boro
Our
la there toy
«era we In America ¿Irerlly
n«x|*
We were. end tra an
»rd A German book published
I'nlted Htatea in 1»14, and
Truth About Germany." sought
’id
Railroad lime ¡able
Woodburn-Snringf'icld I'ranch
WEST SCIO
North
South
Contrlbiite<l by Ctiurlrs luna Gibson
y F rench E òod S òurces
honest, dlreesty
Lentne and Trotzky Will Send
Delegation to Brest-Litovsk.
Corvallis A Eastern
Ml INKERS
To Albany
t N:l 1
To Detroit
1:14
Motor servlet discontinued.
t Daily except Sunday
Is Officially Reported.
quickly adopted
In many cases the
advancing French troops brought the
first aid material and sometimes suc
ceeded in saving the tree« Where the
tree was absolutely cut down— aa bun
dreda were there was. of course, no
relief measure to employ
Members
of the V. M Food Administration
brought this picture to America Rar
ly in the war the German govern
ment Introduced a policy of strict
food conservation at home and has
eodeavorrd to curtail In every posai-
hie manner the French and Fngtlsh
supply ft Boat warfare and < tea true
tlon of farming property are parta of
the same <-anii>algn
Ixtndon —Germany a p«-a«-e term*
have been accepted by Nikolai Ixn
me. the Bolshevik! premier, and l.run
Trotiky. foreign minister.
Trotsky la actin« for l he central es
ecutlve of the soviets
This announcement la made In a
Russian official statement received by
wireless. It adds that Russia will send
a delegation immediately to Brest-
l.ltovsk
A Russian government wireless men
sage addressed to the Oi-man govern
ment al Berlin announces that a par
liamentary representative left Petro
grad Bunday at noon for Dvinsk for
the purpose of transmitting to the
German high command at Dvinsk Rua
ala'a official reply to Germany a peace
conditions
Another communication addressed
"To AH' announces that the follow
Ing message has been aeut to the gov
eminent at Berlin
"According to declalon of the cen
tral executive of the soviets, taken at
4 W Bunday morning the aovieta and
people's commissaries have decided
to accept Germany's peace conditions
and will send a delegation to Ifrest
Uitovsk."
Informal peace negotiations with
Roumanla were begnn Bunday at Cao
Ge Bufftra. near Bucharest, accord
ing to advices reaching diplomatic dr
cles at The Hague and transmitted in
an Kichange Telegraph dispatch from
that point
The central powers are demanding
territorial acquisitions for Bulgaria
and economic concessions tor Ger
many and Austria '
District Attorney
Gail - Hill
state .Senators, 8. M. Garland and I
D. Cusick for Linn and l.anr.
Representatives, Charles l hit>i- . W I*
timore, F. II. Porter
County Judge
D. II M- Knight
Commissioners, J, D Irvine, and T. J.
Butler.
County ( lerk.........
It M Ru»»ell
sheriff
I* II Bodine
Tn »surer
W. W Francis
Recorder ..................
Velma <». I‘avis
Assessor
£ C. Father
•School Supt.........
Coroner
Health Officer
Fruit Inspector
’dot < Inspector
Ida Cummings
Mm. tortnulkr
Di W. II. Davis
D W. Rumbaugh
D. Taylor
CITY <»F 84 IO
H. B. CHESS
Attorney *> Law
Room 50c and Up
GJUNT P1BTLE, Proprietor