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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20
L.o.THOMPSoN g. CO,
PHONE az
Those Bird Men.

Country Cousln-filAmed II this
amt the fust time ] ever saw Ere
aies when they was snow on tho
ground. City Relative-Those are
not firefiies. They are cigarette butts
FALLING from the aeroplanes Puck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-20

mds arr hnn. received lUf no
instruction of A. miles RI rorb roads
IH lamar county
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

A linen shower was given on Tues.
day afternoon by Mrs, Frederick Mel
hase for Miss orpha schallock Cards
were played after which u delicious
lunch was served. The guests were:
Mrs. T.. W. Gowcn, Mrs. J. l.. Lee.
Mrs. :. I. Summers, Mrs |, ID. Apple
gate. Mrs. Fink, Mrs. John Sclallock
Mrs. Frank Ward. Mrs W, NshiVcs,
Mrs. J. A. Houston, Mrs !. V. iLus'
ton, Mrs. Cogsvell, Mrs. Fred Schal'
lock. Mrs. {. II. paggctt, Mrs, Ggo
Humphrey aud Mrs. Marion Hanks
Two parties of riders enjoyed the
hospitality OF James MaddoN's sleigh
during the week, On Tuesday night
Mr.. Maddox gave u fine trip to the
Golden Rule store folks. including
Misses Ida Ross. Florence Bantamau,
Nellie Morey and Anna Metcalf, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie iiCulinC, Mrs, charles
Muchburn and Frank Nannicc,
On "Wednesday night Nv Maddox
gave the privilege OF ride to Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Dclzcll. MIR and Mrs,
Austin White Mrs Sargent, Miss
Louise Sarg Mt, MIR. and Mrs. w, i.
Hughes and Miss Alice Pool The
party went to Frank Ira Whites
ranch. Mr.. Maddox used four horses
to pull the merrymakers.
Mrs. Charles Martin ON Thursday
entertained the Art Club Cards and
sewing occupied the afternoon, and
refreshments we're Served tu the FOL.
lowing guests. Mrs. Il. G. Sphinx. Mrs,
II. +. Murdoch. Mrs. T. II Henry,
Mrs. +. II. Mills Mrs y, W VapnIcc,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
POST OFFICE BUSINESS
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
LAST QUARTER oE ioii, Esi't'
CiALIN, GAINS. DESPITE FACT
OE PRACTICALLY M TRAM
S,ENr RESIDENTS

Postmaster clyde nrandcnhnra has
prepared stntcWvut of business of
,Ar klamath Falls pnstoiilcr, when
SHOWS the ycarB transactions totallci
,I6, ,GGS.6i. hy quarters, as follows
sirst, s3,6i2.to; Ccnni sldla,SS;
THIRD, 81 iO6SS, fourth ti,a6iso.
The showing is u considerable IN
crease over 1910. When the receipts
were rar ahead at any previous year
The last quarter of lali made an
especially good show lux. hcing ~
g6t.2o. against sS,;stli for the last
quarter of 1910, THIS N an Increase
" s5Ss.i5. despite the mct that dur
ing tho last three months NJ 1911
thorr were practically ne iranslcntr
In the city. At the same tlmr In 1910
there were large number uf tcm.
porary residents IN klamath Falls en-
gagcd In paving aud other work This
class OF people IL often heavier pat
ron ot the pOstoi'lcc. IN proportion
than ordinary residents. for the rea'
son that Il IL In constant communlca.
ton with families and friends out NJ
town. and has to do great deaf ~
business bv mail
Postmaster Rrandruburg is grratly
pleased with the showing, aud IL re-
cclviug the congratulation ~ his
friends on the attainment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tNOt Coal i.arhs)

tNot Coal LardsD
Department OF tho Interior. United
Sthtca Land Once at Lakeyiow.
Oregon. November II. 1911.
Notice Ia hereby given that Charles
u Wordcn. whose postofica address
Is klamath Falls. Oregon. did. on the
IAN day OF October. 1911, hlc In
this oiiice swoin statement and appli.
cation. No. otO55. to purchase the
sh sWh. SEE. 10. M Nwh, Sec.
10. twp. 81 s., range 10 E.. william.
cite meridian. and the timber there.
or under the provisions Of the nc,
known as the a Il Of June 3, 1878. nnd
acts nmondotory. known as the "Tim.
ber and Stone Law" at such yaluc ~
might be nxed by appralsoment. and
'h't' pursuant to such application.
the land and timber thereon bayc
ocen appraised at total Of S42O, tho
TIMBER estimated at 100000 board
'eet at VI per NJ. and the land at $50:
thht said applicant viii offer 0nnI
PROOF In support Of his application
ana sworn statement on the 18th day
'f January. 1912. before C. Il. De
Lap, county clerk Of klamath county, !
= 3Sh Falls, Oregon.
iAyY .rrIpon Is at liberty to protest
! Ease before entry. or initiate |
y any time before patent
JPy Aling a corroborated am.
NV his Office. alleging facts
xtayd defeat the entry.
Se AK A. W. ORION,
"h Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
OlD BILL STlRs UP
- THE CITY C0UMC|lMEN
MOOREs PRESENT ONE DATING
BACK SEVEN YEARS, WHILE
nOARD DETERMINES TO CUT
RATE FOR LIGHT

A bill dating back to 1905 was pre-
sented the council last night. II wrs
from c. 8. and II. 8. Moore. and was
accompanied by an affidavit OF Its
propriety, made by r. 8. Moore before
County Clerk Charles De LAP. 1t
was for lumber. considerable OF which
was furnished during the arst six
months Of 1905. while the balance Of
the items refer to 1910.
They ought to collect theif bills
better" was the sentiment of Council
man Russell A. Afford, expressed
when City Recorder Thomas F. Mich
olas read the bill to the solons. wv
don't know anything about 1906"
"That was before some Of us came
to town." suggested Mayor Fred T.
Sanderson. amid laughter. He came
to the city since 1905. while Council.
man q. W. White came In 1908.
Councilman white suggested that
the bill be held up and the books OF
the makers Of the bill inspected. Ac-
ton on the bill was therefor deferred
The Klamath Falls Light and Wa.
ter company's bill OF $&o7.45 was held
up for the present. Councilman White.
who 10 chairman Of the finance COM
mittee, declaring that the bill should
be cut, so far as city lighting was con.
cerned, to Sis cents per c. D., 5 cents
being the basis on which the bill was
rendered. He moved to this effect.
Councilman Charles McGowen second
ing. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. White said a conference had
been held with General Manager Geo.
J. Walton Of the klamath Falls Light
and Water company, and that the on.
ciaal had said II would be unfair to
cut the November bill, on which he
had already reported TO his chief OIL
GERS. but had indicated that the cut
on the December bill would not be
protested.
He can cut of the light II he wants
to-" suggested Councilman Afford.
"Of course he can. or he can charge
Is cents II he wants to. added Coun-
Gilman White.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
: >>>>~>>~%~~>>~~* *%~~~~s$sSs$S~"
Social Eve,l1s Of the Week
po,Ncs IN KLAMATH FALLS SOCIETY DURING THE WEEK
JUST pAssEp-CARp PARTIES SLEIGH RIDES AND a
LINEN SHOWER AMONG EVENTS ENJOYED
..s..s**.***. .%****s*s*s*** *****" Z"

Mrs. ". ". Mason, Mrs. \, u, Miller
and Miss Lee, Out ot the city guests
wcrc Mrs =, T.. Martin and Mrs, An
drcspn of Merrill. aud Mrs. W>nkoop
and Mrs. Terry " Portland.
Mrs. Edward,J. Murray entertained
the members ot the Bridge club ana u
Few additional guests this afternoon
at the Livcrmorc hotel Luncheon
was served IN We old Colonial Grill To
the following. Mira. !, e, Brorkcn-
brrurh Mrs. r. NJ Richardson, Mrs
rnos hampton. Mrs. Don J Humwalt,
MIS-. W, q. Smith, Mrs T., r. Rcamcs,
Mrs. r. H. Henry, Mrs y. H. Mills
Mrs G. =, stone. Mrs &. ", Under.
wvod and Miss Bcll
\ number OF the friends ot Mr and
Mis- a. $ Crane will tender them u
surprise rarty this evening az th,ir
home ON sixth and Washington Tho
invited guests are: Mr. and Mrs Fred
Schallock. Mr. aud Mrs, G. " nag.
gett. Mr.. and Mrs e. e. Cofcr Mr..
aud Mrs. II. 7. Winters. Mr. aud Mrs
Leslie Rogers, Mr. aud Mrs = X
Olds. MIR. and MR.. Earl Whitluck,
Mr.. aud Mrs u. y Smith, Mrs Gam.
bic. Mrs Ballard and Mrs David Mel
drum.
Mrs. H. T.. Hughes entertained the
members Of the 900" Club and sew
rral invited guests this afternoon at
tho white Pelican hotel.
-
Miss Fave Hoguc lott today Tor n
visit with friends AZ Ashland
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
PUBLICATION ~! SIMMONS

H. the Justice Court 20 the State 4
Oregon for Cority of Klamath
u \ Kenyon aud Fred e. Murphsy.
rartn, n. Doiue business at q
X Transfer COMPANY, Plaintiff.
l.Nuschild" Music Cumpan,. prfrGd.
ant
To Hauschildt Music Company Do.
fendan,:
In the Name OF the State OF Oregon
You are hereby required To appear
ami answer To tho complaint n,rd
against you In the above entitled nc.
tlon on OF before the 18th DAY " Jan.
uary, 1919. that being the expiration
ot six weeks publication Of this SUN.
mons prescribed by the order Of pub.
llcation thereof made by this court,
and II you fail 10 to answer the plain.
tins viii take judgment against go
In the sum of $500 and for their
costa and disbursements In this
action, and that any property Al.
taohcd herein may be sold Ia satisfy
the said Judgment. particularly the
sum Of money owing To you by IicnrS
Grimes.
This publication Is made by tho-Sr.
der OF the honorable Charles Graves.
Justice OF the above named court. duly
made and entered on November Is.
1911. The date Of the first publlca.
tiou of this summons Ia November
80. 1911.
J. e. RuTENIC.
ll'3o-i-llr A,t'y for Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what ] did
rat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me."-J. II. Wal
ker. Sunbury, Ohio.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
DRY SLAB WOOD

] am now delivering FIRST class
16-inch dry slab wood to any place In
the city for SO a load. Now Is the
time to get your wood cheap. before
wet weather begins.
r. &. CARLSON,
Leave orders at o. X. Transfer com.
pany or Oregon Harness company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Dr Thomas" Eclectic oil Is tn,
best remedy for that often fatal dis
easo-croup. Has been used with
success In our family for eight years. -
Mrs. l.. whiteacre. Buffalo. NY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Don't lei the baby suffer from ccrc-
ma. sores or any itching OF the skin
Deans Ointment ives instlrr r,'.,I
cures quickly Perfectly safe for
children. All druggists sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
S0ME FACTS CONCERNING YOUR
WATCH

The balance wheel In modern
watches makes one revolution each
time the watch ticks. The watch ticks
i've times each second, 800 times in
one minute, $4,000 times in one hour,
$4,000 times in ono day and I57.-
$4,000 times In one year.
A variation Of Ii 900 part In the
vibration OF the hair spring which
controls the balance wheel will make
a difference OF fifteen minutes In one
day.
IL the watch owner will think mo.
ment he Will sec that I. is necessary
to give the watch tdrly good treat.
mont In ord< II get good time out
OF II.
A Spcck Of Dust,
rancid oil, cracked Jewels, loose
screws and many other things will
spoil the delicate adjustment.
As an expert OF many years experi. |
ehce IN watch repairing ! solicit your
patronage, and guarantee all my work
70 give satisfaction.
FRANK M. UPP,
Jeweler and Engrayer
Willis Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Are you Interested lu KLAMATH
COUNTY II 81, sro the Stcphori
Hunter Realty Co. rbry have som.
GOOD bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
Notice of Restoration of Public Land,
to Settlement aud Entry

Department OF the Interior. Generai
Land Ofiicc. Washington. u. c.. Octo-
bcr %, 1911 Notice o. hereby given
that the unappropr.atcd public lands
which were excluded from the Crater
lale National Forest. oregon. and
withdrawn i0g classification under a.,
act of June %, 1910 go stat, St7D.
by proclamation oi the President. 81.
icctlye July !, 1911. II not otherw lse
Withdrawn or rescry a. will by au.
thority uf N" Secretary Of the Inter.
ior be restored 10 the public domain
and become subject 10 settlement on
md after o'clock q. m, standard
time, January 10. 1919. but not To
entry Ming or selection until on and
after February -. 1919. AZ the 4. 8
land Office a. Lakrylow. Oregon: In
T 33S. u. g T., EiA Of sccs. i2 and
~, secs. 20, 20. Eh sec. 30. sec. 80:
IN I. 81 s, u, GE.. secs. /. l2, M
sec. 10, sec. %, E'a secs. &c aud 80
sc. 2G; In T. % s.. II 6 r.. sec. I =,
Eia of sec. 2, secs. ~. l3. 20. FRI
secs. % and 80. ~ sec. SO: in r
36 s., II q T.. fri secs, I, .. Eh see
3 NEh and So sec. II. fr'l secs. l2
and 10. sec. -; Willamette Meridian.
Warning is hereby expressly given
that no person will b. permitted 10
gain or exercise any right whatever
tHder any settlement or occupancy be.
run after withdrawal and prior 20 y
o'clock n. m. standard time. January
10. 1919 and all such settlement OF
occupation IL forbidden, and those
sitting In violation hereof are liable
10 DO elected. John McPhaul. acting
assistant commissioner OF the general
land onlcc. Approved October 27,
''ll, Carrl \, Thompson. acting
1crctnry ~ tho interior.
ll-lj-l-1lr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

We have some very desirable 9Th
street property for sale-Stephens-
Hunter Realty Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Grace Episcopal
AZ II a. m. tomorrow Grace Epls-
copal congr cation will have regular
Sabbath services In llouston's opera
house. which will be presided over By
Rev Dr. G. T. Collins. the rector ~
the parish, \ sermon will be- given.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Temple theater, Matinee daily. 2:30
D. m. Evening, first performance.
7:15, continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Apples, Apples. Apples, nice ones,
N.5O per box at Sunset Grocery. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Get a box OF those nice apples at
the Sunset Grocery, $3.50 per box.
d-6t-w-1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Gospel OF the Sunday. a. 1880 a. M
Sunday school AZ $50 n. N
All are cordially invited to attend
Rev, William Mcmillan. pastor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

I hristi'u fhurch-
Corner Ninth and Pine gtreets.
+. N. Finn. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a, M, Geo. A.
Wlrtz superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 D. m.
Topic, "The Christian Virtues. Cour-
age"
Preaching at II am. and 1880 pm.
Morning subject, THE Most Essen
tial Thing for the New Year"
Evening subject. Three Crosses. 4"
Strangers aud friends are cordially
Invited to worship with us.
ssss
Presbyterian Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m, J. -.
Mason superintendent.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880
p. m. by Rev. j. s. Stubble field.
Morning text. II Have Given You
an Example"
Evening text, III Ye Love Ne Keep
Ny Commandments"
Christian Endeavor at G:30 D. M,
Vera Houston president.
At the morning service we have our
quarterly communion and reception
of members.
a cordial welcome awaits you, and
your presence at all of these services
VIII be greatly appreciated.
ssss
Christian Scientists
Services held In room 2Ia,IO.O,
+ building.
Regular Sunday services at Ham
wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 O'Clock.
sss
'hurch Of the Sacred Heart
First mass, with short instruction.
at $3.50 a. m.
second mass, with sermon OF the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06

Grace Methodist Episcorui--
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Dr. ". \
Leonard. superintendent
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p, m
Geo. II. Feese. pastor.
General Glass n 1910. W n
VI; iris. leader.
Epworth League. $40 p. m. VIII
Wood president.
Special announcements
Morning theme. Form without
Poweg-"
Evening. the installation OF officers
and teachers takes place +. VI. upp
speaks on THE Importance Of the
Sunday School Hour; o. +. Rueker
on Bible Study and Training for Ser
vice; G. J. Walton on The Opera
lion OF the Sunday School"
Special music-Morning Miss ida
Momyer sings, Evening. Solo and
chorus by G. J. Walton and choir and
by Sunday school
Cordial welcome. Obllging u1HDu
E cd mLslt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
At THE CHURCHES

Services at the various churches OF
the city for tomorrow will be a. fol.
lows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-06
Baptist Church

BAPTIST Church.
Sunday school at 0 a. NJ, c. Il. ne
Lap. superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. by Elder A.
Cheyene, subject, THE Preaching OF
the Cross"
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend.
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lln9tiit aIrf '1ingIuf.
@amp 4onaIas @is.. 3. &c

Camp ToR9Ins @is 3. Sept.
Snum lit Die 9un6e ppn oem itred.
lihen @jleubnbnnneIiid in 9torosg9lss
Conlin uert uneen. 10 brin9t Der 3eles
graph Die &adrid)t opn clner smelteu
nlht miuoer sntisslihen g9lsconiinsr
Babntntaitrophe. Die 3ohl Der 3Oos
ten. Die Die beiben ernuenhaiieu Antn'
itropbeu. bic sr6bisn in ben Gllenbnbn'
annaleu s2i9oDniins Der leBten 3tlt.
geSeitiat hdben. betrdst 10.
Sniolse Der @nt9leiiun9 oes 8dias
gierSuges 9tO. 10 Der Smdba sBnbn
puroeu 1 &eripnen ogt6otet uuo rs
permunoet. 5ebS bon ben Iestereu
srlittsu 10 idpere Yeriesungsu, oaB an
ibrem Nu'tnmmen ssSweifsIt miro. Bon
einem lprhtbnren @oltenbrud pnrsn
bic S6ieUen unite maiden pOroen. uno
Der 2u9 itiirste lber Die Bride in ben
qemoumelrsSluB bel @amp Douglas.
Seoer eiRsetne gSoeen. einihlieBIid) Der
Shlnflpa9en, ltiirste iber Die Bride in
oeu Strom. oeiien g8niier ourh BEN
8esenesf ueiBsno geworoeu tuar Su
pantheon Shreden trohen bic aus Dem
ShIaie 9erilienen Tniia9itre in ihrsu
Nahttleleern aus ben Serbrodeneu
5euliern ann iih Su retten. TN Ie6s
ten iiuo: 0ialbiniit 6nIpb 3bompou.
6eiser Ntra1am. Elm &oitclsrt uuo Otr
@spddus1iter gee.
Ger uaidQ ereiguCte iidl Saourh.
oob eiue Sriife. ilber Die Der 3ua elNe
Stuuoe frilber iiher gelabreu luar. BIN.
meggeiud1dlen muroe go. 10 fam oouu
an eineH z unnel, mo ibm oaS Signai
ge9ebeu mUybe SuriIdWiabren. oa Die
@elelie anteriDui6en maren. Ter quo
nabm ielneR g8eg iurlld. Hdberte nd
oet Srude. uno ebe Der yotomoliptuhrer
Die @eidbr bemertte. mar Der 3ug ldon
III ben 6luB seiabren
Son uabegsIeeenen Naten luuroen
buIisSll9s MI 9lerjten uno 8rauten.
pIle9eru abaeicnot. Die zen %erIesten
Die erite 6ulfe leiiteten y'iele Der Ser
nngliidteu limb SSrauen uno siuoer,
Die Iid] ouf einer 5eieriagsreiis beidus
oen. Sn Nnbetradt oer srOBeu Weuf
ihsnmengs. Die Th nui Dem 3uss be.
ianb. un6 oer Sdaeqi9tejt uno 5urdlts
bartlett. nit Der Eh oas lln9liId ejus
lte1te. lit es mpa6erbar oaB utht
msbr Menifenisbm ueyIoren 9iussu.
SumaI jsber sinBIns @agfn III ben 5luB
sal
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Yr1Iioenteniabr Die repUblitaniide
Maiorit1t I'M Stant bel Der 5eptembsrs
mabI inter $4,000 beruutereing. ble
@artei i'm Nopem er in Der &rdiiosuts
idnftswabl unterlag. Tieie 0talori'
tdten babsn in allen Erdroentsnjdbren
in 8ermont ieit 1892 um 10000 berum
betroeen. mdbreno Die &spubIitaner am
9iensta9 nur cine EIuralitdt betOms
men bnben Die rspublitaHildeR gers
lutte iinO gum sroBteu 7beil on Die
Trp9reiiiuen, gum 9eriueeren an Die
0emOtraten 9e9ansen.
Bn allen lehS StdoteH iIno 400 oon
$40 2Owns 6rs StaateS erbieIten Die
iiinf rsip. @ouperueursConbioaten Die
ioIsenoen StimmSobleH:
9Iasn %. 6Iether (Ssp9. 22,386.
Sarlnno y. SOwe (8em }. I7504.
&ep. 6ru5er Mlssser '(BrOS), 49,
$50.
Clement s. Smitb tBrhb.), 134l
6reo 8. Suiter. 975.
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I'm Vermcnt bnpert'S bel ben Ge'
publifanern.

@bite Riper junction, It., 4. Sept.
gum sritsn MaI in Der @eidiate
bes Stootes @ermont erbteIten Die Hes
publifaner in Der StnatspnbI einss
@rdiiosntenjabrs nitt cine Maioritdt
Der nbsessbenen Stimmen. Qle pros
ereiiiue Iartei motts ibr gri6eiuen in
Der 9lreno Der StantsmnbIen uno
itnitt uusssjsihnet ab. I'm M9itter'
naht itOn ihien iopisl iidsr Su lsln,
oos feline @oltsunhI Suitanoe setommen
lei. obsleid eins esnisenoe NujabI BON
rspublitoniidsn 2ssislnturmitglieoeru
aewdblt wuroe. um Die g9abI glleu
81. Jlethers uon Goosnoiib gum 6or'
pernsur pen ieiten Der 2ess!atur iltsr
;u itslen.
Grfabrene 4pIitifsr isbsn @srmout
als BEN 3stternintsI iilr bic Rrdii'
hentihoitspdbl an uno haben ieiise'
iislt, oab jsossmaI, wenn IN sinsm
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S.aiier 1sGlbelm in 3iirid.

,3urid. ;. 5ept.
Ter 8eutlhe Sali,r trn' am 1lens,
toQobemo iiber Bniel IN Hiirld) eiu sn
Z Epellndbme an ben lfmetNrtider
! ArmeenanDoern. Die am UilttmOt be-
9onnen Iaben. Ter aoiIer muroe an
Snhnboi pom S6mei5ertlden Suntss'
| pr6iibenteel. 3r. F0rrer elner Dele
gai,pn bes Sunoesratbs nub Sablreihcr
b5beren Beamten uuo Uitlit0rs be9riiBt
une auf ber 5Gbrt burh Die 5taot mur.
De ibm oonietten Der YeutIterun9 eIn
iubsiit iDarmer @mpiang SGtbell, oef
duseuideinhA nui ben adtlsr eineH
iehr befrlebi9en6en @inoruf mnhte.
Am Nbeuo seb 9rdfbent 50rrer benz
talierlld9en @af 5u @bren elm Stnatss
bdutett
Tenn g}eiuH oes 9nliers bel ben
Wan0uern miro ihon btsbal6 beionoes
res 9uterreiie entsessHsebraft. wcil
oiss ons erite MaI 1T, 6aB Elm fr,m6er
Rondrd beuislbeu hslpobnt; Der Rat.
Ter intsreiiirt iih ganB bsiOHbers bn'
fir. uelhs Reiultnts Die ShweiS mil
Der nur furJen NusbilOuHssPit ibrer
WtlIls er5lelt.
3abtrsi6s irtmbe @diie.
9es 9oiiers Seiud bat 5ahlrelhe
iremoe WiIitdrntthees "a BEN UGn0.
uern beran9eio9en. ois uOH ibueH iOnit
neiit 5iemlid itieimtitsrlih bebnnbelt
werosn; Die Eer. Stnotsu iino burd
{ berit a. Z. 7. VI. @owdros pertretsn.
Die idweijeriifsn SOjio.iiteu i,ben
i'm nagsmeinen ben Beiuh oss aoisrs
niht germ; iie rshnsn oof oarauk
oaB osrislbe 6nsu bsiirossn msroe. ben
llidinng oss 9anbels Der SAweiS init
Esuiihlnn6 Ju iorbsrn unb sribsiIsu
oesbaIb bren 8arteiesuOiien ben Ratb.
bsm Soiier sinsn .pniituen emp'
Tang" - vtreiten
Eit HoiiJsi bat ouBerorbsniIihs 8or'
ithtsmaBressIn gstroTisn, um etualgen
uallsbiamen uet'rr1ihun9eu pouisiten
osr 2lnarhIiten pOr3ubsugen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Sin entietiihes Sabnunsliid.

@reen S1p, gSls., Z. sept.
Sin entieblidss Bobnunslid. eins
Der fhmerlien oa4 in Den IeSten Snbren
in HiscOniin paEiirts. bat iih in Der
Rabt sum Sonrtos i'm n0roIihsn
8tscOziin sreisnet. lie 6olssn bsss
leIbsn parsn fnr6ebnr. llnidsIihss
eIeHo il ourh oas trosii6e lln9liid
ibsr biele 5nmiIisn tGrbdngt tporoen.
@ar monhe oerielbsn Rflo9t ben 8ers
Iuit ibres grn1brers uns msbrsrs Rers
iOnsn limb 10 idpsr peSIeSt porosn,
oos re jurjeit in Soipitdkrn 5u Grsen
Ban nit oem lobe rinecu. Gtpa SUei
Gubeno on6sre @erionen hGb ebsniaus
mebr ober miuoer ihpsr uerLest. Die
meiitsn berielben warsu leooh trnns'
portidbis Tie gsittpsrlestsH iouie
bic unuerIeBteu Sdiiasere limb in stpei
@rtra5dsen nah Mlilmautee sebrIbt
mOr6sn.
Seds Gerionsn bIiaben to6t nui BEN
IInee, siuel rpuroer 10 ihmer permun'
bet, baB lbr NbIebsn in elusm 6oipual
Su Green Bdp. in oas tie uuus3usllh
mad Dem llninu per Grirn3ug hber'
iiibrt muroeu. itiInohd srwartst ipjro,
uno meiters einunopuansi9 QdiiagIsrs
purbsn msbr obsr psniger ihwfr per'
lest.