davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
0 CHLEB OLA SWOICH.

PuwieSc ia skreSlona ma tie ga
licyjskich stosunkow przemysio-
wych w barwnym obrazie od-
zwierciadla ciezka wake zywiolu
polskiego W Galicyi z produkcya
zagraniczna. Czytelnicy nasi 2
powiesci tel przekonaja sic, z ja-
kim wysiikiem day starry kraj do
wytworzenia wiasnego przemy-
stu podniesienia wpiywu ! zna-
czenia rodzimej piracy. w obec-
nych czasach, gdy sic objawla
prad do ekonomicznego zblizenia
mas do produkcyi starokrajskiejs
powiesc ]. K. Oriowskiego be-
die dla czytelnikow naszych CEN
ma zajmujaca informacya, opar-
ia ma gruntownej znajomosci sto-
sunkow galicyjskich.
Styl przytem barwny jezyk
pickny fabuia zajmujaca, ME
maia beda przyneta.
Powiesc 20 chleb dIa swoich"
jest dobra trafna fotografia sto-
sunkow spoiecznych W starym
kraju, jedna najlepszych na-
szych powiesci. /.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
CHCE SIE .WYDOSTAc
z WIEZIENIA.

Toilet, ILL.,, "a czerwca. - IT.
pe1nie niespodziewanie pred sta
nowy wydziaf ulaskawieh pr7y'
szIa sprawa Henryka w. Herrln'
ga, bylego kasyera upad}ego ban,
ku Stenslanda, "Milwaukee Ave
State Bank. Adwokaci Heringa
twierdza, re klient ich jest ME,
winny, pomimo, re swojego cza,
su przyznaf sic do why. Donna,
gaia sic przeto ponownego pre-
prowadzenia procesu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
PODWYzSZENIE ARMII DO
100000 zOLNIERZY.
Washington, D. c., "a czerwca.

Washington, D. c., "a czerwca.
Zastepca ministra wojny, Robert
Shaw Oliver, OSwiadczyf jenera-
Iom i oficerom sztabowym, stoja-
Gym obecnie obozem w Pine
Camp, n. Y, ze jeneralny sztab
ma zyczenie prezydenta Roose-
velta niebawem zajmie sic przy-
gotowaniem planu co do powiek-
szenia lqdowej armii Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych do liczby 100000
glow. Oliver dalej daf do zrozu-
mienia, re prezydent Roosevelt
juz Cd szeregu lat nosii sic z my
Sla podwyzszenia armii federal
nej. 'Plany zostana tax przygoto-
wane, re zostanq wykonane ma
wet, gdyby ster rzadow kraju OBJ
jail demokrata. Jednak ME nalezy
rozumiec, re armia czynnie pod
skoczy 10000 ma 100000 zolnie-
rzy. Ma taxa uchwaIe podczas po-
koju ME odwazy}by sic ami kon-
gres republikanski, ami demokra-
tyczny. Jeneralny sztab ma tn ma
oku reforme milicyi stanowej.
Nadal milicye stanowe iwediug
planu maja bye wyksztabc@ne tax
jak regularni zoinierze i(zosta-
ma wcielone natychmiast do O.
smiu korpus6w armii 1adowej.
Wedlug ustawy Dicka, prezydent
take W czasie pokoju posiada
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
ZATRUDNIENIE, ROOSE-
VELTA.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, "a czerwca,
- Bawiacy tn ma wakacyach pre-
zydent Roosevelt jest bardzo "a
trudniony. To jest ME zeby sic
zajmowaf sprawami pahstwa, ale
zalatwia gorliwie zwykie swoje
wakacyjne zajecia. Do zajec tych
naleza: Nakladanie skoszonegc
siana ma woz, rabanie drzewa W
leslie i t. d.
DIS ma pokladzie yachtu 'May-
flower, Roosevelt uda sic dc
New London, gdzie bedzie obec,
ny ma regatach pomiedzy uniwer.
sytetami Yale Harvard.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
DOZ0R MAD IMIGRANTAMI
Washington, D. c., "a czerwca.

Washington, D. c., "a czerwca.
- Komisya imigracyjna przygo-
towuje projekt ustawy, wedlug
ktorej wszyscy imigranci, jak
ich dzieci do dwudziestego roku
zycia, beda pozostawali pod do
zorem wladz federalnych. w tym
celu komisya zwr6cila sic do
wszystkich szpitali, oraz instytu-
cyl, zajmujacych sic zyciem i
migrantow, proSbq, azeby tie
komisyi uzyczyiy blizszych CO do
zycia imigrantow wskazowek.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
w REKACH ZARZADCY MA
SY UPADLOSCI.

Newark, N. ], "a czerwca. -
Wicekanclerz Howell zamiano-
wal zarzadce masy upadloSci dla
kompanii consolidated Railway,
Lighting and Refrigerating'. -
Kompania ia zostala zalozona ka-
pitafem w sumie dwudzlestu
dwoch milionow dolarow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

Baton Rougue, La, "a czerwca'
- Po kilkumiesiecznej walce Sc
net stanowy Przyjqf wreszcie IL
chwale, zabraniajqca grania o
pieniadze ma wyscigach konnych
Izba posl6w juz pred kilku ty-
godniami przyje}a podobna IL
chwaIe, wobec czego obecnie po-
trzeba tylko podpisu gubernato-
ra, azeby uchwala sta}a sic usta-
wa.
Do przej5cia uchwaIy potrzeba
bylo FL gios6w, i wlaSnie tylu
cz1onk6w senatu zobowiqza1o sic
glosowac "a ustawa. Gdy jednaE
przyszlo do gfosowania, okazafo
sic, ze dw0ch senator0w brakuJe
Teden Z Mich zachorowai, okaZu-
jqc symphony zatrucia, drugiego
zaS nigdzic nie MONA by1o cd
szukat. Wreszcie chorego lekarze
zdolali postawit ma nogi, tax, re
ten m6gl przybyt ma posiedzenie'
Drugiego zaS wreszcie po dit
gich ogloszeniach w gazetach
zdOlano odSzukac.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

naczelna wladze mad milicyami,
moze przeto rozporzadzic wcie-
lenie ich do korpusow armii. Plan
taxi O tyle bedzie korzystny, re
ma wypadck wojny, prezydent be-
die mia1 do rozporzadzenia ar
mic Z 100000 dobrze wytwiczo-
nych zolnierzy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

Berlin, "a czerwca. - Odebra-
no tn wiadomoSc telegraficzna,
re szach ma czele wojsk oblega
parliament w Teheranie.
Miasto jest zbombardowane
przez artylerye.
Plac pred budynkiem parla-
mentu formalnie zasiany trupa-
mi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
KONWENCYA DEMOKRA
TYCZNA.

Atlanta, Ga, "a czerwca. -
Odbyla sic tn wczoraJ stanowa
konwencya demokratyczna. Wy
branym delegation pozostaw1ono
do wolf, "a kim chca gIosowac ma
narodowej konwencyi w Denver.
Platforma oSwiadczy1a sic "a
dalszym trwaniem prohibicyi W
calym Stanie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
OFIARY PIRACY.

New Brunswick N. j., "a czer-
wca. - Trzech ludzi zginelo
wskutek eksplozyi lokomotywy
kolei pennsylwahskiej. Zabitymi
So maszynista dwoch palaczy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
SAMOBoJSTWO BANKIERA

Columbus, Ohio, "a czerwca. -
Harry Huggett, kasyer banku
ludowego ma wschodniej stronie
miasta, wystrzalem L rewolweru
w parku "Bullit' 'odebral sobie
zycie. w ksiqzkach bankowych
wykryto dotychczas deficytu ma
$1,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

Iutro we czwartek rozpo-
czynamy druk oryginalnej powie-
sci spoiecznej
]. K. Oriowskiego
pod tytufem
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
Denver, Colo, "a czerwca.

Denver, CoIo., "a czerWCd.
Theodore A. Bell Z Kahfornii,
Henry D. Clayton Z Alabamy'
Champ Clark z Missouri, i sena-
tor Culberson 4 Texas, So handy
datami ma tymGzasowego przewo-
.dniczacego nar9dowej konwencyl
acknowledgement
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
Stub C0RKI AMBASADORA
AMERYKANSKIEGO.

Londyn, "a czerwca. - Cd lat
kilku w Londynie ME bylo wspa-
nialszej uroczystoSci slubnej jak
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

tniej kampanll WyborczeJ w Pru-
sach, zwyciestwo socyalistow,
kt6rzy, jak wiadomo, po raz pier
wszy ods czasow istnienia sejmu
pruskiego, zdobyli 7 mandat6w.
Sejm pruski ma tedy grupe So
cyalistyczna. To, CO ks. Bismarck
uwazal "a "nieprawdopodobne"
stalo sic faktem.
Otto kilka glosow prasy:
Demokratyczna "Berl. Volks-
zeitung", ktora oddawna juz po-
tepia liberalow blokowych, mic
dzy innemi tax sic wyraza:
"Z pola walk unosi sic zaduch
zgnilizny i rozk}adu liberalno-
konserwatywnego braterstwa. Co
ia karykatura polityczna W osta-
tnim roku zasiala, to wczoraJ W
Berlinie zbierano. Wzburzony
gniew ludu wydaf wyrok mad tenn
zaprzanstwem programu Wolno-
mySlnego, do jakiego ponizyli sic
w slowie i w czynach klerowni-
cy blokowych zywiol6w wolno-
my5lnych. | tax zywioly te o.
trzymaIy zaplate "a swoj9 bez-
wstydnq, systematyczna zdrade
zasad, ktore dawniej najlepsi
przewodnicy ludu "a SwietoSc IL
wazah'.
w tym samym duchu Przema-
via takze postepowanie "Mor-
genpost", ktora uwaza wynik wy
borrow "a wyrok obywatelstwa
berlihskiego ma liberalizm bloko-
WY. WolnomySlny Berlin wolaf
wyslat do sejlnu socyalist6w niz
szachraj6w liberalnych.
Umiarkowany "Tageblatt" ber-
linski pisze:
"Wynik wyborow dnia 3-go
czerwca = te wyrok Smierci ma
system trojklasowy. Stolica RE
sly glosowala "a wprowadzeniem
prawa wyborczego Rzeszy do
,, Prus... Srodowe wybory oznacza-
ia przebudzenie sic ducha ludu
pruskiego. z wolnoSdiowego
punktu widzenie nalezy wynlk
wybor6w uwazac "a stanowczo
korzystny".
Nacze1ny organ hakaty berlin
skiej, "Taeglische Rundschau'
jest tax rozgoryczony komProml-
|
sem wyborczym centrowcow ME-
mieckich Z Polakami, re WzyWa
rad pruski, aby "a "a kare ME
dopuszczaf Niemcow katolickich
do nabywania ziemi Cd komisyi
kolonizacyjnej. Oto s}owa dzien-
nika hakatystycznego:
"Dzisiaj zwracamy uwage ma
to, re bratanie sic centrowcow Z
Polakami musi, wedfug naszego
zdania, wp1ynac stanowczo ma
polityke osadnicza. Polityka ko-
lonizacyjna wesz}a w zycie, ably
w kolonistach niemieckich zyskac
obrone przeciw polskosci, silna
podpore niemczyzny ma kresach
wschodnich. Przeciw tym celom
dziafaEby oczywiScie ci kolonisci,
kt6rzyby dali posiuch has}u wy
borczemu centrowcow. Me po-
trzeba dlugich wywodow, ably
wykazaG, re popieranie tego ha-
sla re strony kolonistow-katoli-
k6w musiaioby sk1onic rad do
wylaczenia taltich kolonistow, ia
ko czynnik6w przy polityce "na-
rodowej". Gdyby osadnicy kato-
Hccy mieli sic daG namowic do
| gfosowania ma Polaka lub choc-
by tyIko do wstrzymania sic ma
jego korzySc Cd giosowania, Okla
zaliby sic niegodnymi zaufania,
kt6re W Mich polozono, tax dale
ce, re dalsze osiedlanie sic ME
! mieckich katolikow ma gruntach
komisyi kolonizacyjnej sta}oby
| sic wOroSt niemoI1iwen. BVlObV
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE,
NADZWYCZAJNE PRoBY z
MASZYNA DO LATANIA.

Aeroplan hrabiego Zeppelina. -
Zgon "krola" kolei amerykan-
skich. - Syn krola hiszpanskie-
60 przybyf ma SWAT "a wczes-
ME. - Stub corki ambassadors
amerykanskiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
DROBNE WIADOMO$CI
KRAJOWE,
PRZECIWKO ZAKLADOM
MA WYSCIGACH KONNYCH

Herring, kasyer upadiego banku
Stenslanda, chce sic wydostac z
wiezienia. - Samobojstwo BAN
kiera. - Ofiary piracy. - Kon-
wencya demokratyczna. - w
rekach zarzadcy masy upadfo-
Sci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
OSTATNIA POCzTA.

Gala prasa niemiecka podnosi,
jako najwazniejszy moment osta-
tniej kampanii wyborczej w Pru-
sach, zwyciestwo socyalistow,
kt6rzy, jak wiadomo, po raz pier
wszy ods czasow istnienia sejmu
pruskiego, zdobyli 7 mandat6w
Sejm pruski ma tedy grupe So
cya1istyczna. To, CO ks. Bismarck
uwazai "a "nieprawdopodobne
stalo sic faktem.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

II II doubtful II auy other one -
u,eut furnished an equal nnmh~r ="
distinguished officers durin. tue c'Nh
war a. did the Second uni,rd states
cavalry. Among tho officers were ~
bert Sidney Johnston, colourl. k"rt'
K. Lee, lieutenant colonel; William i,
iinr,rr, brrvrt lieutenant colour'
Gcors, II. Thomas. major Eo'T' T.
Ire and A. \, Johnston hcSnmr srn'
rrals IN the Confederate nrny, nnn
ilnricc became lieutenant general
Thomas became distinguished .r'
era, In the Federal army Among 10"
captains were Earl Van Dorm. " KIT
by smith auL n. q. Evans. oil os whom
Vscsms ssnerals In the Confederate
army. I. n. Palmer. Gsorss Ssoneman
and n. W. johnson held the ssms 10
sisSous In the Union army. Among the
subaItsrus John u. Hood. Charles W.
Field, Chambliss aud Phifer h~cams
southern generals. aud u. 0arrard aud
othsrs attained the saps place In the
portheru army Captain Evans left
the uaitsd ststss' ssrvics bsfors Col
onsl Robert g lSs did. aud whsa they
parted at Fort Mason. Tes. Colonel
Lee said: TN sorry 10 give you ur
Evans. Don't know what may hnpi~n
h-forv We n,~~t again. Perhaps they u
make you . general"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07
hslelna NlM 0vS.


Mr Lord looked - grave Que even
Ing that bis wife. . very younx on~
uotieed Il aud asked what wM th'
matter.
u suppose business V troubling Soa."
she sus,uisrd shrrwily. ''lf you've
struck . snas. Why do0t you tell me.
aud perhaps . may 10 sbis TO help
your
After morr ansctiouats adJuration
Lord admitted that bis payroll bother
sL him.
rive msds II up % far 90 the work.
rpeu go.' he said. but II ! pay the
stenossaphsr there wont - . penny
left for Davis aud me. Davis says he
can't stand that. lie must have soe,~
money this moath"
Lord's wife ~aa nomcutsriiy grave.
then her face frightened.
why don't you give The stssogra.
phsr . months vscatioa." sks suggest,
ID eagerly. "tbsu divide What tbsss V
With navis' II ss~us to me" judicial.
iy. that would 10 fair oil soasd"-
Youths Conpsuioa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07
The Mse0lNo Tvk.s

A few jean sgo . sister Of oiss
called In 70 So sp od lady who lived
II . little cottage In Lipcolushlre aad
In course oe eoavsrsation hsppsasd -
mention that she had . cold spoass-
down every msraing.
Law. miss" said the old lady. and
does your mother knowf"
"Yss. csrtaiuiy. and she quite aD-
groves"
WELL" ssid the Old lady. "Ah washes
mi fascs livery dsay. an Al washes
mi neck opes Q week. but Alive aivvss
bin washsd ail over siacs Al was Q
baby"
This god lady lived to the nps old
49, Of siasty -thrss. Cor. London
News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07
1900 ACRES FREE.

The Lakeside company has 1900
acres Of land under the Adams ditch
that II viii give RENT FREE e0r
one year. This includes the use Of
the land and water. The renter must
clear and place the land 10 culutiva.
tion. The renter gets all the crops
but We reserve the right To pasture
the stubble.
The Lakeside Company,
J. Frank Adams. Manager.
Merrill. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

Better get one OF those TAFT and
Sherman. or Bryan and Kern. neck.
ties at the Portland Clothing 4 Shoe
Store before they are ail gone. They
are quite the thing for these stirring
times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

The race of psopls 70 whom the psDs
"Lotus EstsrS" was applied IVES Q
Lybisn tribs. known 70 the Greeks %
early % tho time Of Homer. Hsrsdo-
tus dsscribss their country and says
that . caravan routs led from II to
Egypt. The lotus still grows thsss In
great abuadsscs--s prickjy shrub bsas.
Ing Q fruit q swsst taste. cempassd
By Hsrodotus to that of the date. IL \
sull eaten By the natives. and Q kisa
Of wios y msds from IT. Juice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

wANTED-Position with real es-
tate Arm. Have had experience in
real estate business. Address J. c..
care Of Herald. s-5t2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

Sholl says he has the best Ice
cream 10 town. n you are from Mis-
sou'i stop In at the American Con-
fectiOnery. 27-lOt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

more fortunate. IN regard To wages,
r,ntrl and food than the German,
hat that IN all these particulars that
the honors 80 IL the American,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

MONEY TO LOAN on ranches. city
property and timber land. HALL
SHEPHERD co. :stf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07
AFRICAN HUNTING. =, A wonn.

The ,sh lion ish stood ,s,'
Within 60 the 60 wood th;
tookiSn a,sn stcadyifb
! aim,Sb,
MviSb hulict,sh spcdSb
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nytSh my,$b goodlSD
tiGo,sD siaintSD. S?s.oo
HislSp struxglcslSD ceascdUSD
ThciSD nobict&D bcast,SD
l.ay,$D stretched tSD upontSn
his,SD sidctSD.
My(SD bullctlSD tru,,SD
HadlSD bored ,sD him,SD
thrutSD
And(sD ins,an,lyuD hcVD
died,,D. sss.oo
ASD rushlS aSD crash,Sb.
AsD tawnySD nashD3b
Bciorc,sD my,sn startled 81
cycstsb'
And,Sb thrntD itb kncwVD
rd,sD work,sn to,SD do,SD
Erc,SD isD could,Si
claim CsD my,Sb pri,ciSD.
$4,000
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with,SD a,SD bound,SD.
WINCH trustytD knifc,Sb
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AsIsD wc,Sb rollcd,SD
o'cr,SD thctD ground 90.
$500
Myt skiiltD andSb
s,rcnsthsD
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AndsD withUsD atD move.
mcnttSD quickSD
.i,Sb laidISD hcrtSb low,SiJ
withiSD onc,Sb sharp,Sb
blow,3D
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$500
TOD ROD 1:.e0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

House wanted by September LIST.
near public school. Frank N. rpp.
at Winters Jewelry Store. s-6tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

KEEP COOI.-Nice line OF mems
alpaca coa,s and fancy vests at the
Boston Store. 7tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

WOOD SAVING q specially. All
orders will receive prompt attention.
J. l.. Fielder. j3Otf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

Girl wanted for general housewOrk
small family. Address BOX 81.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07
REFORM STARTED At HEAD
QUARTERS.

III, National capital - beinG
cleaned up both physically and nor
ally.
For the past three weeks the
health authorities have been conduct
ing q successful crusade against the
unciean lunch rooms and hotels.
They have Invaded the Kitchens Of
nearly every public eating place In
the District OF Columbia. Filthy
conditions almost unbelievable were
found In many Of the so-called nrst
class restaurants. A number OF pro-
prietors have been arrested and fined
and others have been forced to quit
business. All have been ordered to
put their kitchens In proper condi.
tion II they wish to continue serving
the public. Clubs and even board.
ing houses have not been exempt
from the operations OF the oficisi
microbe chasers.
But theDistrict house cleaning has
not been confined to food purveyors.
An anti-vice crusade Is now on. said
to have been ordered by President
Roosevelt from Oyster Bay. lmmed-
lately adjoininE the new municipal
building. which vas dedicated on the
Fourth Of July. and almost within
q stones throw Of the White House.
Is Washington's red light district.
which. since the days Of the Civil
War has remained practically undis-
turbed. II has been the scene OF
nightly orgies that hitherto have
seemed beyond the abiiity-or incli.
nation-of the police to coatrol.
As q preliminary step In the cam
paign against the deniaens Of the
division." a. It is called. Major syl-
vcster. Superintendent OF Police. has
ordered the streets In that section
Of the city cleared OF ioafers. Uniess
. pedestrian can give . legitimate
reason for his presence In the local
ity after nightfall he is ordered to
move on. or 90 to the nearest police
station. In this way. the authorities
hope to break up the business Of the
section. Hints have been given to
the proprietors OF illegal resorts that
they will be allowed . reasonable
time to move to another part Of the
city. or get out Of town altogether.
The District government has for
years believed In the policy Of ssg.
regatiob Of vice. and milne with this
It is probable that q new red light
section will be created in q part OF
the city further removed from the
business and residence districe.
Coincident with the cleaning out
OF the DIVISION" crusade against
allen women living In vice has been
started by the Immigration Bureau.
also under orders from Oyster Bay.
Several arrests have already been
made OF women. who. the authort-
ties say. came to this country for i'm
moral purposes. These. and othsrs
a. they may be discovered. will be
deported.
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JEwELED PRESENT IN "HOCK."
A scandal has arisen over someone |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

WANTED-I.ather on the court
house mt Lakcvicw. Addrcs W. A.
Wingate. L.akeyicw. Ore. Immediate
ly as this advertisement will not APP
pear again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07


a. l,u nI lis ,Vusecration as bishop
ul Nue,a Cacercs. according to mail
advices from the Philippines.
Mgr. Bariiu vas the FIRST Filipino
to bs raised to the purple under Am
erican ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. On
the occasion Of his conservation u
large number Of people were asked
to contribute toward the cost of an
album In which should be inscribed
the signatures Of all those who de-
sired to congratulate him On his 81.
ovation.
The album was gotten up at great
cost and It's covers were studded
with precious stones. II was pre-
sented to Mgr. Barlin. but the book
Was taken back to Manila under the
pretense that there were others who
desired to sign their names thereto.
Il Is said that the book was left In
the care OF . prominent Filipino Of
ncial.
Several Spanish and native papers
now are demanding that a public ac.
counting be made Of the money col
lected and the amount expended for
the album and OF It's real whereabouts.
II Is charged that the siiversmiths
who prepared the covers Of the book
and inlaid them with precious stones
has NO, yet been paid for his mater
iai and work.
STANDARD or LIVING ~ An.
ERICA.
Is the high standard OF living ad-
opted by the American workmen a
mistake.
Would he be happier with the con-
dltIons that surround the English
or the German iaborer?
The Bureau Of Labor answers the
questions In the negative. its reply
being based on reports Of investiya-
tions into the cost Of living In the
United States. Germany. and Eng
Iaad. Just made BY the respective
governments.
The Bureau lays emphasis upon
the food that the American eats.
The table OF the American workman
u more abundantiy supplied with far
greater variety. II is declared. than
either the German or the English.
The food OF the American workman
costs more. but his table does not
require nearly no large q wage-per-
centaGe As that Of the Englishman
or the German.
Another Joy that the American la
b0rer Ii able to experience by his
standard OF living Is that OF keeping
his family together. Statistics show
that the family OF the American iiv-
Ing at home is larger than that OF
the German or the Englishman. The
Amsricas Industrial family averages
over Ave persons. with three
children to . family living at home.
A comparison OF the cost OF liv-
Ing shows that the credit the Eng
lish have been given for generations
Of being the greatest beef eaters ON
The globe. IL unwarranted. The Am
erlcan worklngman and his family
eat much more meat than the Eng
lish.
The reports indicate that the po-
aitiea Of the English workman Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

Copy Rsadss-How will II DO 70 hssA
thls story "A 0powiag SsanAAiY' Cau
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-07

A scandal has arisen over someone
putting in "hock" the magnificent
and costly jewel bed1olsel aibun prs-
Evening journal., 1908-05-09
''CHICKENS" NOW
ON TOP ROOST
Handed It to the "LizzieS,
S to a, in a Hard Fought
Ten.Inning Game

William f. c. Walters Blue Hens
Chickens got next to the Elizabeth liz
zies at Front and Union streets yester-
day afternoon and by hard and persistent
work sent them down the line by a score
Of to in a game that went ten innings.
At the same time dumping the leaders cut
Of first place.
Owing TO the fact that the circus was
camped at Lancaster avenue and Front
street, Manager Waller Of the local team
decided TO play on the old B. b. grounds
instead Of Riverview and the move proved
to be a good one as nearly 500 fans gath.
cred to witness the game which began at
o'clock.
ropham started to work for Wilmington
but was relieved on account Of wildness
and was substituted by Bussey.
Wilmington secured four runs in the
second inning. Townsend was first up and
singled. johnson famed and Topham
singled. sending Townsend to third. Zol
iers drew a pass, and the bases were full.
Brown was given a life on Zoler's out at
second. but Townsend scored. Smith. the
next batter, hit for three, sending Topham
and Brown home. Smith scored on Len.
nox's tumble OF Hoover's liner.