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SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1915
0 YORK POLITICS RIPPED WIDE
OPEN TODAY BY ROOSEVELT WHEN
DAMAGING LETTER IS READ IN CAS
E
Effect May Reach Far Into Na tional Politics-It Supports
Colonel's Charges Of An Alliance Between Barnes' Or
ganization and Tammany Hall-Causes Sensation In
Court
MISSIVE DECLARES TIME "RIPE FOR
AN ALLIANCE " BETWEEN PROGRESSIVES
He Insists Wall Street Told Him A Panic Was Threatened
Unless Steel Trust Was A llowed To Take Over Ten
nessee Coal and Iron CompanyAttorney Fails To
Shake Testimony
1
PRICE TWO CENTS gff
FIRE DESTROYS BIG
VANCOUVER
B. C,
E
BBIDGE EARLY TODAY
It is Believed German Sympa
thizers Set Structure
Ablaze
Steamers Will Traverse River
Only Twice a Week
Hereafter
BY BOND P. EDDES. I to the prosecution of big corporations,
SfTMted Press Staff Corresnondent.) winch had contributed to his campaign
Syracuse, X. Y., April 29. h'xploding j ftdi nii well " the famous Tennessee
;: :i veritable bomb in Xew York stnte j l'onl den. The colonel insisted that
, politics, Colonel Roosevelt scored heav- Wa" Street nuthorities told him a
:' ilviiere tn.iuv just before leaving the'panie was inevitable unless the steel
(Vitni'ss stand' iu the trial of the $"0.- i trust was permitted to take over the
( Will libel suit brought against him by Tennessee Coal and Iron company. At
j William Haines, Jr., republican "boss" trirncy Ivins failed to shake him on
'of the slate. tM9 ll0'nt by asserting that the Stanley
I Coup Is Sprung. steel investigation has shown thnt dun-
The coup sprung bv the colonel and K" ol & P' hl passed when he con
,'M attorneys was in the fiirm of a "plltl''l to the steel corporations ' taking
:lflter written bv Charles 8. Whitman, over of the smaller company. It was
:.imw governor of Xew York, in which planned to call State Senator Agnew
' k expn-sso.', the belief thut republicans to the stand this afternoon,
ttrnl progressives should form au al- Colonel Given Applause.
:.e "to ri.l the state of the kind of As the result of demonstration favor
;,.,my contiul responsible for the cor- able to Roosevelt when he first an-
nA eti.i.lituuu olearly shown In various ; peared in court, Justice Andrews
iej.ttiuiiiatiuH.-i u ti.l investigations." I ordered the sheriff to denr the room
U was generally admitted that by ! should it be repeated this afternoon. A
. No letter HorwvoH hud rippel New' wave of hand clapping swept the court-
I or It polities mri,e oven and that it room when the colonel anncared for the
... I, ninn mlVl, tt iilv. rebelling ei- morning session
-, hi iKiiiuimi polities. The let-
Becauso of the extremely low stage
of the upper Willamette, and particu
larly the small amount of water cover
ing Eola bar, the Oregon Cit.y Trans
portation company is changing the
schedule of its steamers by which there
will tie oulv two round trips a week
between Portland and Corvnllis instead
of three, as heretofore. The Orcgona
will be operated on the through run to
the head of navigation iu place of the
lirahnmonu
The Oregona will leave Portland on
i uesdays and Haturdnvs at 0:4.i a, m.
FEELING IS STRONG
AGAINST THE GERMANS
But Little Damage
Is Done
Lloyd -George Says English
Nation Should Subordinate
Everything
OFFENSIVE OF ALLIES MAY TURN
ATTEMPT OF GERMANS TO HACK VAY
London, April 29. The long-expected
government bill designed to restrict the
sale and use of intoxicants was intro
duced in the house of commons today
by David Uoyd-Ueorge, chancellor of
the exchequor. The chancellor insisted
that exeossivo drinking by employes in
the navy yards and ammunition fae-
Connaught Span Is Also Fired ij??V fw0an1mu"itio",", 90 lm,,lv nt'C(1,l,1
The measure doubles the present tax
on all spirits and impairs a sur-tax on
all beer containing more thau 7 per
cent proof in spirits.
"The English nation should subor
dinate everything to the present Btrug
glo so wo may win," declared Lloyd-
lioorge, in presenting the measure.
"Out of 8000 men in one plant alono,
1800 workers fniled to resume wrtrk
after their Kaster holidav. This alone
uroves tho absolute need of legislation
for tho restriction of the liquor traf
fic. ' '
Tho chancellor declared that the
slackness of some shipyards due to the
workers lining time through drink was
ausing the gravest anxiety among
TO THE SEA THROUGH FLANDERS
Enemy May Be Hurled Back Upon Original Line With the
Advance of English, French, and Belgians-Lack of
Ammunition Believed To Be Cause of Teuton's Les
sening Attack
Vancouver, B. C, April 29. tHty and
provincial authorities today began an
investigation of the destruction by fire
of the $800,000 Connaught bridge, con
necting the business nnd residential sec
tions of the eity at Oambie street, and
the attempted destruction of the Gran
ville Street bridge, a million dollar
structure.
The fire at the ('onnniight bridge
which started at 4;:;u this morning,
during a howling windstorm, was those in commune! of tlrcut lirituin's
practically under control at noon. The. battle fleet
damage will be leust half a million
dollars.
Socond Fire Breaks Out
Believed Bill Will Pass.
It is accepted that parliament will
speedily pnss the measure presented by
Fire, broke out at the (Iranvilln , ,h(. chancellor which makes the tn'x
for Independence, Salem, Albany and "'Wl bridge, a mi e away, nhout. H ; upon wines and intoxicants all but pro-
Corvnllis. Mho will leave the latter u ' "" "'i "I'l"1"1" hibiti
liitiiti vii Tli tn v nn nil limmrti una
point on the return trin Wednesdays Bw"""m w,s eugngcu in iigniing the rimed lit the outbreak of the war und
and Sundays at 12 o'clock noon. flames at the Coiinuught bridge. The, Increases now sought nrc Imsed upon
Captain A. B. (Irnhum, as the head -'""d '' " " "Ku. sued wiin m- the present tux.
in- ii;i-. All tuetions are pledger to the sup
uy oiueiiiis lllllllie normal!
Since he became governor of Xew
Written when Whitman Was Yolk. Ttonscvcl, ani.l hrt tni.l Ti-rltt,,,,
bstriel ntturney iu New York. It sun-1 150.000 letters, mude 40.000 nnnoint-
ports h'nosvvclt s chames ol' an 111- meats, sinned nver 9(1 (Hilt lnv.
S liniee between Hi,. Jinnies nvuldicnn I appropriation bills negroLnitinir billions
V '" " ' "'! Tammany l.'.ill. And j und delivered several thousand speeches,
kliic colonel in testifying ;,i';,.r portions I Rejected Advice, Sometimes.
J " I,,n',r '1:ul '"'en read, said he! Toward the. close of Roosevelt ' ex
Hie.l upon the word of the t'.ien dis- uminiition the subject of his relations
Jtint iittoiney when malting his attacks' with the Senator l'lutt was again taken
:J-'iimi I t:i rm-s during the primaries oft up. The colonel admitted that while
1 I, governor be always consulted l'lutt as
The Irtter was written by Whitman to state judieitil appointments. He de
Ji" 'hailes II. Hii,.ii, ,r. Tho colonel .''lured, however, that he rejected l'lutt 's
.1 - Oil It h; , shown tn li i ,, 1,;., ... 1 fill vien i ll n til l-irer miriiniil u ir, ,.f in. I i,.in 1
appointments than in any other putron-
t"" ' "111 .Ninth Anierii-ii .i.-,.. a...
,w""1' a'l"t only part of the
Vf ,1' 1,111 ,,l" l';"'t ""ed the purpose
" the colonel s counsel. The letter
r--aa :
I f Letter Is Read.
J ' hue with our last talk, 1 believe
. )" tune ,s ripe for nn alliance between
,i, ei!ie.M,,. republicans iin,l members of
t pmuressive party, as well as all
In! I ti,""'i'""" thwe opinions to
'"V 111 '".e Kind of party con
wisilil
St, i... i. ' ." ",u UL
V "I'"11"", is mainly re-
'f vliil eiirrupt conditions
i ' "',,arl-V s,10w" '"
. examinations nnd investigations
t "r:","i""t.ver. These'condi-
localized and the men and
i "itered
S""w. II
I-
uis eighth dnv as a wit.
'K.iin iietemled his course as
age.
"While you were governor and presi
dent, was there any invisible govern
ment nn your part?" the colonel was
asked.
"Not one particle," he thundered.
Justice Andrews ruled out evidence
which was presented as In contributions
from insurance companies to the New
York republican state committee. The
court held thut nothing was shown other
than a general kuewledge on Burner
part as to these contributions. ,
The colonel was lead to further ex
plain his public uttneks upon Barnes
nnd "Chief" Murphy of Taiumunv
llall.
"Which did you mean to be responsi
ble, for the city government of Al
bany" he was nskcil.
Snaps Out Answer.
"Barnes," came the prompt answer,
(Continued on 1'agn Might.)
Churchill May Be Compelled
To Resign Naval Ministry
8y J. w
'i.-t
T. Mason. rnnM V.,M.H .. , ...i. ... . . - t 1 1 1
. uyou w lien rue iirsr iar,i;iiieiies ouotuiuu
' uajjir Of the UUft1 praa k inmiii lifiuii iiiiio u-eeks iiju
mny be caused by t.ie s.'eretly cireulat
ed knowledue that the British war of
fice is takmi; chnnees with an inferior
letermined for, e of men.
of tho company, announced this morn
ing that tho Urnhnuionn will leave
t ort hind Mondays, W ednesdays and
Fridays for Sulcin and way lsiulings.
She will return Tuesdays, Thursdays
a n,l Saturdays.
SCHOONER MAY BE LOST.
Sun Frnnciseo, April 2ft. Fears were
expressed here today that the American
schooner Kmniii, with her captain, Oeo.
Clurk, five seamen nnd two Mexicnn
custom officers had been lost off Sun
Jose De Cnbo, near I. a 1'nz, Mexico.
The crew of the schooner Bernardo
Keyes, in here today from the south,
reported that the Kinmn sailed to loud
guano on nn island twenty-five miles
from San Jose. Soon utter she left u
terrific sipiull blew up and it is feared
she was unable to weather the wind.
Nothing has been heard from her since.
lie who advertises for u wife may
get what lie udvertists fur, but he sel
,om gets what be wanted.
VILLAGES NORTH OF YPRES ARE
REDUCED TO MASS OF SMOKING RUINS
Three Allied Warships Penetrate Gulf of Smyrna Today
Loss of Life On French Cruiser Leon Gambetta Be
lieved To Have Been 578 British Said To Be Holding
Positions In Turkey
SVtlllia-! iirt t t l,,v,U!,,i,r,7, In nn iiffnrt In
tlu.ers for the tyto fires, which fl-, hrinp; about' a greater production of
lowed closely th c; roviiieisl govern- wnr munitions. The amount of llipinr
ment's annouue ml that, all (ierniaus,, consumed has greatly decreased since
Austrian and Turks in British Coltim-! tho first agitation against liipior tiuf
ba shull be detained in detention ; fie. Although some factions of the In
camps until after the Kuropean wnr. ))lir clement resented the charge thnt
The breadline which bus been iiiaiu-.intemperance was responsible for the
tained for the people was suspended, ' shortage uf production lalior leaders in
nnd an attempt was mnik to deport . Keneral assured the government of their
them to the I'nitcl States, The I'uitcil support. It is admitted thnt the lack of
States immigration uutho,ritics, how-1 ammunition is a grave problem both to
ever, turned them back at the Washing-, tho army and navy, although the pro
ton slate line, j duetiou has been greatly increased since
Sentiment Against Aliens Grows. ! the opening months of 'the war.
mime seniinieni nguiust these aliens
I'nris, April 29. While tho Oermnns
have brought up numerous nilditional
heavy guns and are shelling tho entire
allied front In Flanders, the French
and British forces nro cautiously, but
with great, determination, developing
their offensive which is believed to be
destined to hurl back tho enemy upon
his original line.
Situation Is Satisfactory.
The official communbiup today
merely announced that, the general
situation was "satisfactory," Reports
reaching liciiibunrters, however, state
that lost ground is slowly being re
covered while the power uf the allied
ol tensive is steudilv increasing,
Despite tho waning strength of the
LINER ARRIVES SAFELY.
Liverpool. April 20.-- l.lnor Adriatic
was funned into a flume yesterday, fol
lowing n mass meeting of (Ioniums
'll...u.l 1..I.I I ,l..l.....t,. 41...
in-.-...., ihk", ii. " ,v ine 'M-riioui' .-, ,, , . i
victory at Ypres, iu which hundreds of "n,IV"'1 '", ""' ""' V i
i'...,,.,i:....u I.-IH..1 .....i 1...1 today. 1 he voyage was made salely
T clehrutim, was held i.t Point di-ee'. I""1 without incident, despil
a suburb.
the tier
I man submarine "blockade. In mu
st ..,,, ,.;, nil nv. in- ti ning tlirougat tue insu sea ins, nic.ni.
was sus le, bv this morning's fires.' !' lilfhts upon the Adriatic were ex-
1 " tingaishcd and the liner put on top
(Continued on page two) speed, but no submarines wen' sighted.
WEIRD LAND OF BATTLEFIELD AND
TRENCHES IN FLANDERS VISITED
COOK IN KHAKI WHISTLES AT JOMHJIE IS MADE
supplies of ammunition, the Bllies are
taking advantago of the lull in the
oneiny's attack to feel out their line -everywhere
for a weakspot. The
gains so far have been made on the
right bank of the Yser canal. Most
of the villages to the north o fYpres
have been destroyed by the Herman
guns. Ypres, itself, is" nothing more
than a mass of Binoking rains. The
town was long ngo practically dejiopn
lated when the Inhabitants flod far in
side the allied lines.
Frouch Recovering Lines.
Fighting continues In tlio Champagne
region where the French aro slowly
recovering the lines of trenches which
were lost duriuir a surprise attack ir do-
German attack, it is not believed that livered by the (Ioniums in the region
the kaiser's commanders have tiblind-lof Honuscjour, Losses on both sides
oved their new attempt, to hack their during this fightin gbnvo been ex
way to the sen. (lerman reinforce-1 I comely heavy,
nienls are eimstnntly being brought uti.i .
aviators have reported. Tho present i tj,h t o
slaekening of llie (lernu.n n.ti.ek is I..-1 , , Borlln RcPorts Successes,
linved to be due to a lack of aaiiniini-1 Herlin, via wireb'ss to Knyvillo,
lion. The enemy's reserve supply ' of j Al'nl, -!'. Keneweil iissnulls by the ul
aaimiinitiiiu is believed to have been! '"''I forces north of Ypres on tho west
exhausted during the eniv right mg I he Vser ennui have failed,
and that remaining must be husbandeil . ,lliN annouaeeincuit in nn official
for defensive purposes while fresh! "'"'''""'"I ("" Hie wnr officii today,
supplies a rii being brought up for the' 11 'leelaied thai, the number of
renewed offensive, j ''Million captured from the e y lias
I'ace Difficult Task. I '"'en increased to tl.'l nnd that tho
II js ndiniltcd that, the French,) (Ioniums continue lo maintain their
lliitish and llelgiaas lace a difficult l"'silill "I the bridgehead On the west
Ui-k in regaining all of the ground : "f the canal urouml which desper
lost to the (lerinans. At everv potni fighting is now- centered,
tho Teutons have dag thcuise'lves in I "f activities on other portions of
and with their hoaw guns shelling; "n Hue, the statement declared:
the allied Irenches are able to offer! "1'aist of Verdun our troops nil-
the most stoliliorn resislance. Thejw ed more than Kid meters. A 1111111-
giiius now being made by tho French ll,T "f French were made prisoners,
are measured bv feet and'inelies rather i Tl"'r confessed, tremblingly, that their
than bv vaids.' French sappers are ! "n "'era had told them the (Ierniaus
active 'and bv mining some of the ad-! M h'd "'ir prisoners.
Minced llerio'aa trenches have enabled """ 'he eastern front the (lermnns
the French to malic sliuhl uains. occpicu ine village or covate ami tlio
While the (lerinans are forced to re
nain on the defensive and more or less
i live 1 ling ll 'rival of fresh
heights adjoining. Wo also took
(Continued on I'ugo Six.)
This Is the second of the stories la
the Shepherd series, the first of which
appeared yesterdny. Willinni (I. Shep-
".Vow over across this farm," says indicates danger. It lakes a guide like
the colonel, and we turn off the road! the colonel, whose duily pathway lo the
IH APPUCATiQN OF
and follow a broad, beaten path. This
iiutli is iniinir lo be written down in his-
herd, Vnited I'rss stuff correspondent, 1 tury ,,, ,)., It was beaK.n down by
is the only American representing an' the' feel of the llritish soldiers who
individual American press organization, marched to the irenches that night of trees, like a commuter knows his way
now at the ltntish front under ollicialj .March H ami Hailed until the signal to work In tne morning
credentials, A third story bv him will 1 was iliven in the morning to rush the We reach the shelter of the house and
Irenches lies nloni Ibis route, to tell
you nil about it. lie knows the road,
tho clumps of bushes beside ll, the irri
gallon ditches, the hollows, the few
appear tomorrow,
trenches that spread before tho village
I of Nctive Cliapclle,
Stops To Make Sketches.
Frederic Villiers, who has drawn
docs his sketch the
while Villiers
colonel says:
"That's lather a bad slrelch across
there. I low n mini every now and
By William O. Shepherd.
M'onvriirht ltll."i hv the Cuited Press:
copyright in (Ireal itrituin.) 1 sketches in sixteen wars ami is now on: men rrom oiiueis unit ny ovr 1
With the British Armv in Northers ! his sev enteenth, stops to make a biinkinent of our trenches. It's worse
RATES FOR WATER
V .,
April .-Simultaneously
' " "I H the land campaign
'oi.iantinoii ...
''""ll tin
"a I
Sl.incil in hlllland to I Th,.r l,nv lu... mnnv .1 nl rolls
h",, ,,n . . . """i of inston I inisenlciilatioiis since Auuiist and so fre-
Ti'" hile'i i'r i1 ' a'lmiruHy- !iientlv has the power of the enemy
"' ''" iiiiio'l i "aVUl B,U( k 0" been iindcrestimatcl that a feeling
1 i 1 1'- ' ostensible reason1 must prevail tn some extent that the
,la"' r t i' l" ',"l'"'l'"lari,y. hut us a latest laud operations against the
:in ,1 , r' al pilU,', ''tiiiiii-: Turks were undertaken too adventur-
isti.,,.,,,, , P'l'uiar ilisap- ouslv. If the Itnlish are still rcolved
France, April 10. If y mail to New
York.) A mile back from Neuve ( hap
elle we not out of our automobile. On
Hut it our left was a fnrni house with the
roof blown off, on our right n wayside
shrine, the floor covered with straw, on
which soldiers sleep si the foot of the
altar.
An Kuglish colonel tnl.es the three of
us in tow.
"We'll go in twos.'' he said. "Keep
your distance apart. They never shell
II couple of men, but if they see four
ti any Ilriiih naval ae- ! thai' the war shall not end until tne
J
sketch, jalong toward evening than it is now
"If yon don't mind,'' says the! because then the Hermans can't pick
colonel 'quietly, "we won't slop here.! out our trench lino so well in the gloom
There's a house ahead of us there and: and many of their shots go wild at
wo i nn stop behind thut." I dusk.''
"Whv, ate the (lerinans nenr heref") Behind Walls of Sand.
sa Villiers. We start off down a road, We come
"They'ic right over there," says the to a tHinnl; huge piles of sand bags
officer, lint he doesn 't hurry us on. form a gateway and walls of Blind bags
s ue, o it, bin It's hard to follow; stretch to tho right ami P-n ol inn roan
Commission Modifies Original
Order On Stipulation of
City's Attorney and Co.
months iu advance." This provision
was changed, under the new order as
per stipulation, to read, after the first
word "advance" in the above quota
tion, "on or before June 10 allows use
for the remain, ler of tho calendar yeur,
I u I ho entitles customer to discount of 10
1 per cent."
The discount privilege for payment of
bills on or before the Kith of the cur
rent month, as provided in the original
order of the commission, is embraced
in a footnote, which rends: "Kates in
schedule I are subject to a discount of
III per cent when paid on or before tn
Kith of the current mouth, provided the
customer is not at the time delinquent
in the payment of such bill." I'nder
the new order of the commission this
privilege is modified so as to exclude
street sprinkling nnd the sprinkling of
lawns and gardens from the 10 per cent
it iiaf.fili lit ni-i v I tern liv fh lnu..ei..n m
Accruing lo a very rcecni oroer " parenlhetical clause " except sprinkling
the railroad commission, changing the .(,, i
application of the new rates fixed fori -n',,.r this change the city is exempt
the Salem water company, in order for ,,,) ,,., Hl(, , (M,r pvnf ,iw0,lllt invl.
water users to get the b fit of t i .-K. in (he payment of bills for street
whole year's use of water for irrigation I SpriM(,iil,i ,u1 tH, ,,ri Viit consumer
He's ue, I o it. but It's hard lo follow' stretch to tho right and loft ot tlio roml.i purposes ispringiiog or inwns nun ,,, lmil himself of the discount bv
his conversation. He asks why tho Wo iiiis through this gateway. On nur gnnlensi tlo-y must pay their water , pi1Vmoiit of Tour mouths in advance, lis
American military attaches were with- right we see that the pile of sand bill on or before the first ot .Innoiiry; I prvi,, in the preceding rlnuse, ex
druivn from Hermany. 1 have to nsklbngs shifts mid runs parallel with the1 if paid at any other tune during the piMed In the foregoing paragraphs.
of us together, thev might try to drop him lo icpeat his question. I can't roadwav, (soldiers me siuing ar ine vn.r, ine, , .-.,-.,. .,-, ,
fhcll on us " I" , i.v eves oft the trees a mile awav, foot of the big walls, some reading,! for initiation pnrp s for the remain- ,
We plunge along through the mud ufiBnd' It's hard to keep my mind u'n olhers cooking or fussing around the dor of the "celeioliir venr." Also tl,e
,h rn,l j American military attaches nnd those little charcoal stoves. I regular disc. unit of HI per cent upon,
Thev' shelled this building we are problems. That house ahead will hide; We turn sml walk over towards them bills paid on or before the KMb of the,
,.... 1,,.. i,lr ,, I r ,.,," ...claim, us I'lom t ic pees nn, I there's nothing across a green, sunlit clearing as mg as cnrieni iih.oiii is e., ..r i,, ..-
" ,, i
l' v' 'l,. i ""l0 "'""'h- ; Herman linve been driven from France
at ,1,;. '"''.."'" ,u,m ' '. ,"' ' T", . TJ '"" .... . V -. .T. " ". '""l .:'.",, .,.; ,,. ,...;,; .. ,i,,;,v fro,,, van!. We t, w .ales for s.nukli..u of streets, lawns or
. . "'K" "in . I ... .. t . t -....ll.. -I. .... I.. 1 1. ; I uf I li i. I.rnf u-'ill Mini. wnr.i'liW t'M'flit. Ill till' CUMI' Of 111 S II M
)i ii ii 1 1 1 11 i-i vmviij ii umi y i ii i ii'- Ben' .ii i ....... ..... , M , , , ---
.i ....1. ....it .... ....ti,.,. tv.ui un mi- uiilkinif in iin.l L''if'!iti. Ii v hiivtiii'iit ttf f'tur
I'.r,la"' . nnout.feii.ive iu the west. .. " rf is iilmoM gone. I near a man an, eiiiig '',,''""' t '"' . ," ' .. .. ,, " I , ,', '..n or l.f.,,e .lo,.
I., out III.
It makes some men almost ns mad
lo have people tell lies about them at
it docs if they tell tho truth.
I.,
;i -.
1 ""at l.nglishmeii have .1., r.u-..r..i..lv uenkenin.' the allied of-1 bus lieeu .helled daily fur mnnv .lavs: ' that the colon
'' in i, riot.. :.. .1... t lii. i : .i i i,...r a ,,,.,,' . i siridine !. I"ii i nt nn ordinary iait
l;'l".nive ot a feeling ot lint the liriti-h government itself I whistling in the biiibtiug. Artillery Booms. a diPli. ''lothcs mug r.on, Ho-
:.r,l!.. .1... ., . . ... . .,. . . .1 ,iri.i..n.. Tl. 1. 1.. .,l,iil ll.l. wnr is that Hulls hole nmt there, a shoe stl
ii i in- pie ces ol null linve on. lllileil mat I le I oini tuvs isura niiipuiiis. . ,o ...... , , , , ,
"; the Levant. If u "! ,,,, y , ballon Franc, and "That '. t k." the col I. you r 1 you are on a battle fr beneath a doth. ,o tup over , ll.,s change , . ,e origin,, ordc of
l,i, I ..... V ...... .... ,l..i. i,i,...i.,..i., ,.n ,i... ul 1 i;,.l.l ,,i,l , ic who know about it. von discover it isn't an empty si It tl, minis-ion, tinted Angus! Ill, lull.
I?"-.'- ' " the a ImiruHv would ,h loreig'ii tn !e. I'li'b'r this circu,,,-; there's a si,. I.-, to wash hi. .1,-hes." i tells v ., The English artillery is is jerked out of sig t vou hear a grunt was entered of recl by I he raiboad
ck;, " -or,,. ' Ti' e ,m ,1 oilv- will enough troo,,. Sure enough there si ., the cook ia ' leioa,,,,,. be I us. the shells drill their from be, I, the cloth, you've divov , n as of ucjduy ol this week
,,C ''l--sn May Be Long. i be sent ! U . make ,!,c fall it Kl aU: can see , th ,;h a si ; b.,,g. ' " ''- "-,ncl, through ere,, ,l,e firs, tr. n. l, dug, ml ,u nod vas made u,,o H"';;'" '
' "i... v .... ..i . I " . . ., ..i , i ,i ii.. :. -.., !..,. (I... ie li. , i ;,, the ful Hiu iirooiiil , lancer as vouve awaken.,. I n soldier ' ity Attorney I I in. Me, on heliall of the
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n will I ., !...,.y ..:;.. ........t ..nwever. nn 1 with the lale-l tunc "ibm.1 live Holly, I Must t- k. of '!, l'e
'"'ess un.ertain. directors of Hiili.h public opinion at-' leuiv e Von."
e. .. paMly a - tackmg , hurclull. tnee , .,, e , e I r "::'-JZ.:.. ..Z:Y.:,; th. i. no, m.l,h,.,voTe iii thai .lianue and wiet 1 land tl.eticnllv
Ksir-'cuntment al.lv mote antietv in rngun.l im im t iiiiimiuiu, H ... - . .... - ,. it,. i ..ilvnnce .ll.m. use for li!
The Weather
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soldier ('Ky Attorney I I'm. lie, on liel
ht. and it v. and Mniuiger '. A. I'm
house. I her. is not a .hove slcei.ii, if till e comes w hen he can M-Jem Water company. As oiiginally
sign of hoMom life exn-pt onr.clves. fi, it in the .Invlighl. "uopi.'o ine ..r.i.-r n ,ii; -r
I the V re ml at-ai.l of the K.nglbh guns, And then It dawns upon yon that of lawas nod gardens ,rovi,le,, paieti
I tt I lll'll I "1 I "l I
thnt
cx e, tatiom
lyZSZ 7uy"Z since the war bcan.jtlie Joonvay of H,e rofles, ,,u.e. I e sig,. I 'f '. jM t'-tof ,he trenches.
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( tregon : Fair to
night and Friday;
cooler t ( n I g h t
e ii s t p o r t I o u ;
westerly wi-.ols.