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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10

aemdhi. lido aeaen Dsrberenoc Rsgtns
Ioiiateit su i6iibsn, DAB Der 0ounera
neur BEG Stoutes oissni1l tfflartn
tonrts, Niles mas Die Gnrmer pcn
aonFns ben6thiatsn. Tci Bdher fiir
ibren giehltnno. igiir ioIht Yot9
lieferu g9inomiibIen nno drttiu1s
aueIlen 9lbbiitfs. 8i. 6Offfung Der
inter psriobifher 3iirrc ietoenoeH
adnoestbsiIe beitsbt in Der aonisr'
nirung BON Wdferporraihen.
6obe Raispreiic inFoIgs enttduih.
enbcn ausfaIIts Der Grnte srreihsn
balo ben puntt, sn pelGtm angsbos
uHo gsahfroae fir einen 4uslIeih
ioraen. Sollten iih bic preiic BEG
aroben Cereals BON nun an duf elmer
1ur6innittsbdiis bon 70 Gents per
guibel btbdupten, 10 tpirb Der Wldiss
onbaa i'm fommsnoen 1riihiohr burh
iofre preishDhe um 10 mebr iiiHulirt
iperoen. SHsfpiifen ipiro ieet lambs
fpirttfhdftIife 4fabcmis, ieoe adsr.
banbsborbe, tpie bic pon ben Giisn.
babren dusgeIanoien Sniiruttnren
before aderbau WletbpoeH preOioen.
Somit mag fGIiebIih Elm ausfda in
Der kuriaen Tlaisernte um ettpu'
einsm TritteI Der Issisn Grnie itd ais
sin Seaen srtpeiitn. inoem Der Wlciss
bau odourh ebsr inteHiiDtr eetdIist
iptrecn. als oab er nofIahen iDiro.
Gbenfo oiiriisn uHIers sSormer oamit
cine neue einOrinaIife 4ehre erbulien
pon Der Potbpenoigtcii Der aul.i.
piruaq BON ernisn, rrelhe timer
5rotenfeitsperiDbe befisren Wioer.
itano Ieiitsn, iOtpis Wluisbdu uno
@irh,n6t duf cine mebr tommer5ielIs
9diis su brinesn, ais oas bishsr ses
| iheben III.
9srtiis bat oas fhdrfe MRsisbsn bee
Waispreiis Die, dIs cine affiqiirie De-
| feIIf6aFt Der Stanodro Oil go. nHb
ais eroBis Jubrilautin pom Raisz
prooutisn fur ben jriibiiii6stiid Be.
fannie, Corn Brooutts Rsfinina Co..
oahier aen0tbi9t. 10000 guiheIs
arseniinii6cu Wois su importiren.
Ter BON ihr be3dblte, ben einiubr3oa
bon 10 Gents per guIbel eini6liebs
enos. prets bon 693 Gents fpar on Dem
1oge, an pel6em bic translation
aum abfhlub fam, nnbe Der gdritGt
oes gbieagoer Wnrttes. Cbenein srs
bali bic @eisuihoit bti Grport Der aus
araeniintfG.m Mais hereeitelien
grooutte 99%o ees erlegteH 3ofIes
suriidas3abli. Gieisr 4nfduf bon aus.
linoiihen U1ais fir bieiiae SSd6riid-s
iionsspede lentt bic aufmernamseit
duf bic sunebmsnoe 8eosuiuna aresns.
tinisns nls ein Wlais srportirenbes
qanb. Wdbrsno Der Iebisn orei Sabre
b1ben I'D, baielbit groouiiion ano
Grport BON Wdis. in foisenoer Meiie
aeiteiaert: gropuition 1910
| %, 100000. 1911 260OO0.0C0 ana
1912 240,0O0.0O0 guTbel. Sn Der
aleiftn 9eii liHo sur 4usfubr aes
lanai: 1910 100000, 1917 438..
900 uuh 1912 210. $500 guIhet.
Der dubtrit tlsins Roiserp0rt oes
5dhres 1911 ertIart iih aus BEN
sTbHnIdae Der norbergebennen grHis.
ipelne nur siuen Grttag BON stpo %
Wlin. gufhkis tiefert., fpdhrenb in Der
fogosnbeH SnifCu Der Grtrna ungleich
ar6bsr mar. :Sn bieism aahre bat VT.
asntinisn felt 4pril bereiis SO, ,700. 600
guibeI Mais sur 4usfubr aebrnht.
gisber bot Der bobe Sniporiaon ben
argentiulf6en Wdis aus nem bisiintn
Mor,is asbdIitn; gum oroben 9btit
lpirb bi. ausfubr oabtr nad anitDtrs
pen tOniiaHirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10

bic, fsIbft nit sinem StridItrnmpf in
Der Sano, einen 5psiten JeniterpldB
einndbm.
sd modte Die glrbeit nidt germ
nphmals unfertig aus Der 6ono lesen,
metne liebe 5rau 8urtbart," entgess
nete Rutb freunbIit. ySu biefsn ipenis
gen Stidsn iit es ipobI nod beu genus,
unb iibrigens arbeitsu sic ia ieltft
AUDI noh."
80, nit mir lit bos etfpas an6tres.
meius alten augen tperosn boIc ausge=
oisnt baben. aber sic broltheH DIE
Sbrigen nod lanee, metn Stno, mare
es audi nur," fie iprdd es leiier uno
bolb fir ii4. .um Sbrdnen gu persiez
ben."
mSis iino alIsu riitfihtspoa segsu
mt6," eripibsrte 4utb, ben Nanilb
abiidtlih iiberboreno, uno faItete bie
Ioeben beenoete Irbsit 3uidmmen.
ySoa t6 bic 9amps an5iinoen2"
Rod nidbt. mein Sino, lafen Sis
uns Elm penig DGmmerititnbe bolten.
Barsu sic beut 10 freunoli6, SID
meiner Bite su erinnern?"
,Sn betrsff Der &rdn5s? Sd mar
bsIt friib bel Dem 0Grtnsr uno sr bat
osriproden, lie bsuts nod gu fhiden.~
rSo9te id Sbnen, gu rUeIhem 3fped
it iie blben ipolIte?"
Rein, aber sic duberten neiilidl,
pab morasn Der Geburtsta9 Sbrer per-
Itorxnen Grdulsin 9ohter III nno 10
glaubts ih gu erratbtn -" uno Ruth
blitte su benz piabs ii6sr BEN SooR1
emppr, fpo oas Bib zines Jun9cH
Wdo6sns in Der singsbrOdenen 3ars
merling eben nur nod 81 srisnnen mgr.
.Sabs i6 Sbnen nie erSahIt, 5ab
meins 2ohter perbsiratbst !p1:r
fragts ;Srau 9urthart in oemicGp.n
isItiam rubiaen Zone, in psl6em iie
bisber ssiprchen. sd Tam moreen
Ieiosr nur ibr Bib betrdnssn, ibr
9rabbigsI 1T mir gu iern."
rSis itarb in StoIien?" iprah Rlitb
Isiis.
.Sa, unb Iisst aud bort begrubsn,
mein sin5iess atnb!"
,Kab Sbr 5srr So6n2" bemer..:
Ruth I6uhtern, rnergeTsH Sis ihn2"
.Weins sin3iet 3otter, meinte id;
i'd oarf meinsm gutter Sobn nitt uas
reht tbiin."
.SoIIten Sic mid. mprgen piso:r
sirsn Brief BON ibn erhaItsn2" bes
mubts iih Rutb, sin 8siprdh fortsus
isbsn, tpeIdts ibr pielIeltt mehr alars
bsit iibsr bic 9erha,tUifIs Der aIten
Gams DsrTdaffsn iounts. dls ibr bis
jeBt, troB ibr,s fat en- Suhr Ionsen
3uIommenieins eenpyosu mar. -Gr
tpiro iih bod gepib oss 9eburtstasss
ieinsr Shpeiter erirnern. Gle haben
mir nod ME isinsn gornomsn ges
nanrt. fiists iie sae5lit binsu.
.5.oor beibt er.
.;Ebor gurs6ar;." fpieoerholte
Rutb, Elm bibihtr g3ms!@
.5sbor gurtbart Iaste nun aud
feline Wuttsr. absr iit iprdn ss nit
isltiumem Qusorut. oann fuhr fle
fort: .Sie DtrscFen, Ruth, oab er oas
gintreffsH ieIusr Eriefs nict ssnau be-
ItimmeH to E. Sis boben siHen tpelteu
Wss gu MAIDEN bon peru bis bisber."
rWirb Sbr 6err SObn Riat baIo
bss Reiisns muos iein uno pieber
bsimtebrsn2" fraqts Ruth.
sd CLAUDE ss uidt. sr bat sinsn
unalbigsu 6,iit, Der fih nitt Ianee on
elmer Steu, geouIost, unb it Bin gaHs
sinpsritonosn oamit. bnB tr Ietust
Reiie!uit 9tuiigs iblti."
(5ortieslua foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10
(GortiesIng foIst.)

Die rgrrbe 9lod." imgr
furter . N tpiegt 275 3sntner.
Sic bat. obpobl aud lie nod aus benz
WsittelaIter itammt, gorgGngerinnen
beifelben Ramtus, bic cbsr burh
8rGno Dernidte: ober bur5 3erfprins
qen unbrauhhar nurpen. Wdbreuo
Deg Guifes Der sneitsu ertrantts Der
9ieBer. Weiiter CLAUS aus Mubgaaue
fen. am 8. Mug. 1477 uno ftarb, o6ne
Die 8olIenounq ieinss Wertes gu .rlez
ben, uno bube: entitdnb Die Gage, Die
@rfurttr 8lpdengieber bdtten ben
nod iungsn Wfeiiter peraiftet, neil fis
ibm ben Ruhm nitt qonnten. 6ier 1T
ss dlio Der Weiiter ielbit, orr ums
2eben tommt, pd6renb in ben aqblrets
den GSodengieBeriagsu Ionft eetp0bu.
lid Der Dortptsige 2ebrbube bonn W.i.
iier aet6ottt ipirb. Qange iiberlebts
bas Dert ben Weiitsr jebot ni6t:
idpn atpei Sabre fpdtsr md6te ii6 Elm
Sprunq bemerfbar, unb 1897 tpurbe
bic nsle qrobs 9Iods gsgoFen, bi, BEL
hem groBtn gronbe bes csdbres 1717
perfdou. bIisb. Qus Der 3eit Der Grs
furtsr 9loftngieBerfase itummt ole
8aumeifterfuae in Stsnbdl, ponaG
Der 8aumeifter bes 5anaermiinber
Chores fsinen Shiler rI6Iua, Der
bds llenseiinger 9bor bort 70 fhon
aebdut bate, bob bss Meifters Merf
.sn ben S4as.sn ssfteIIt frurbs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10
III.

Sn elmer oi6t bepadIenen9sis blatts
Iaube, bic lid bor einsm unideinbdrer
Sauis gang dm 4nfang oes Oorfes
glltenitabt brett matte tpie cine am
iprudsbolIs Ntatrone, iuben in friibsr
IbenbItunoe 3pei 5rauen.
Rirgs i'm tIeinen 8Orgdrten mud
Zen in iippigem 9ur6einanoer Rsiss
Do uuo RsItsn unb ba3piideu itaus
ben buntfarbigs 9sorginen uno aitsru,
Die atnoer bss 5erbItes.
auf bem 9ifh in Der 2aubs' ftanb
Elm sinfu9er Ibenoimbib, UGld, Gisr,
grot uno cine 5Iaits 2aHopeiH.
rpbtIipp fheint Dieoer nt6t gum
Gbenosfsr gu tOmmsn, geitern Iisb
sr uns sbsnfuIls pergsbIi6 partsn uno
oorr borts id ibn IpGt in Der Rodt
6eimtommsu," iugts bic dlters Der
beibeu fsruusu. rg8o mag sr nur ges
ipeIen fein, er bat mir beute gar ni6t
ouf msins 5rugs ouno6 geantipOrtet.
Bie IQngs piro Is oduern, unb ieins
3eit 1T UNI, bann mub er fpisbsr na6
Strabbur9 5urut uno mir limb al
Iein."
.aannit 9u es ibm perbenten,
Wtutter." perissts Die onoers, elm jun
gss RGO6sn. rGs III 70 sinfam bel
uns, nismuIs tommt Elm geiut in UNI
fer 6nus, 9u i6Iisbsft DID ia p0lIig
bon allen 9srtebr Ob, uno nit mem
foIlts man aud 9srtebr baben bier
auf oem sIsnbeu 9OrF. Gin Wann
tpie gbiIipp mill bod nod .ttpas an
beres haben aIs biss efpigs GinsrIet,
er mill Utsuitsn isbsn."
n5hcrbett," entaegnete Die Dtutter
erregt rpbtIipp iit osrnHnftiesr als
Eu, Der peib rebt gut, mas Ct bon
ben Wsnf6en gu boIten bat. On
ptrit oas nod einfsben, tpenn 9u srit
Define Grfabrungen gema6t bait"
(Gortiesltng foIst)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
WHOLE STATE IS
AFTER SPtEOERS
AUTO CLCB APPEALS
To THE GOVERNOR tn LEND
MS AID ~ SAFETY CAMPAIGN
To BE PUSHED

PORTLAND. Sept. io.-A move
ment to carry the hght against the
reckless driver and the speed hcnd
into every section OF the state was
launched today by n. p. Conn. chair
man OF the safety committee OF the
Portland Automobile Club.
Mr.. Conn. who has been active In
the safety campaign In Portland. and
who has been lending his assistance
In running down and prosecuting vio-
lHtors OF the speed law. consulted
with Governor West at Salem as to
the ways and means of carrying out
the movement.
To stamp out speeding. Mr.. CONN
proposes the appointment Of a special
automobile officer In every town OF
the state. who will work In conjunc-
ton with the local automobile clubs
In bringing offenders TO court. Mr..
Coffin believes that the dangers at.
tendant upon speeding and reckless
driving can be done away with II the
towns of the state take concerted nc.
ton In the enforcement Of the law
A determination upon the part OF the
local community and the active as
sistAnce OF the local auto club. backed
up by a state officer. he believes. will
soon cause an appreeiable respect for
the law.
The movement which has been
launched will probably be conducted
from Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
war LORD" IS
A BEtRltSS Man
EMpEi,OR tOR 4
rEw ,r,iis HAs REttsrD ~
TASTE LiovoR ~ Any PORN
wuNrr,tH
u, kNiiL u. wii.N>D.
,Icflin Correspondent Of tho United
i'reaai


nERLIS. sept 10 =Kalscr VII.
helm has become q "tc.totAicr Tn.
report ~ III, ruler of the country 10.
mout Tor the fn-st beer aud choicest
ainos In the world has com. az a dis.
unct shock to two of tho biggest In.
dustflrs In GormanY There fear that
BE- may become an ardent advocate
Of the growing temperance movement
IN "a. Fath.rland
The lat-at development In the char
a,t.r of tho many sided kaiser. nc.
ooTding tn persons In clos. contact
With him. IL u decided Antipa,hy ,o
all alcoholic drinks This has srosn
to an extent that he virtually never
touches liquor any more. This Ia
said to h. the gradual development
from moderate drinking Ia abatin.nc.
covering n period of several years.
aud nov resulting from th. conyic.
ton that alcohol la inJutiou. 10 the
individual factor In th. development
oi n nation,
II Il not 80 many years aEo that the
kaiser. In a spo-ch. showed his appr..
citation Of drop" aud praised the
noble wine from the tsrraccd vine
clad hills ~ IN. Rhine The der.
man must always have little alec
hol, he remarked
Never anything more than n mod,
rfat. drink.r. wilhelm one day sur.
priscd his suite with tho remark thA,
beer WASH, good Tor him. And he
hasn't been seen drinking any beer
since.
Statistics ~ the havoc caused In
Germany by immod.ratc uA. of al.
cohol IL said TO have made u deep I'm.
preston on the kaiser. Germany Il
known ~ nation Of modernt. drink
Ing rather than for unusual drunken.
ness And yet II Ia shown that drink
causes anpunily i,Goo suicides; i.3O0
accidents. 10000 cascA of dclirium
tfomcng and insanity, and 10000
crimes More than 60 per cent OF the
insane. 52 per cent ~ th. cpilcptics.
80 per cent Of the criminals Pnd So
por cent of the immoral women hre
reported to have been born Of drunk
.ou parents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
form OF Advertisement No. Iv.)
Notice TO Contractors

The County Court OF Klamath
County. Oregon. will receive bids up
10 September IS. 1913. for the con-
struction Of road described as fol-
lows. same being a part Of what is
known as the Rattlesnake Point road:
From Station 275. being So miles
from the beginning point, TO Station
3ss.40. a distance OF 1890 feet.
Also from station ss.s corrected line
to Station 0 on corrected line. q dis
tance OF s.00s feet. Also from Sta
tion 0 on corrected line to an inter-
section OF the present county road
from Klamath Falls to Fort Klamath,
a distance Of approximately ~ miles
VIM. s. Worden. County Judge.
C. q. Merrill. County Com.
John Haseistein. County Com.
9-s-10th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Notice 20 Creditors

In the County Court OF the stFte OF
Oregon, KlsTCth County.
Ia the Matter c, the Estete of Lewis
!. Furber. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Edgar l.. Furber. who has
been duly appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Lewis !. Furber. de-
ceased. TO the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against said
deceased. or the said estate. to pre-
sent such claims with proper vouch-
ers within six months from the date
o fthIs notice. Such claims must be
presented to said administrator in
person or sent to his address. which
Is Midland. klamath county. Oregon.
Dated this 18th day OF September.
A. ID. 1913.
EDGAR. l.. FURBER.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Lewis
!. Furber. Deceased.
9-ii-l0-9
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

nited Press Service
BERKELEY. Sept l0.-secretary
Of the interior Franklin X. Lane is
mueh better today. Word TO this
effect was given out by his brother,
Dr. Frederick Lane. where the official
was taken. following his collapse at
Oakland yesterday.
MY brother has heart trouble. F"
said the doctor. and the strain OF his
prolonged Western tour has been too
much for him. will see that b.
rests well. and am positive that In a
couple OF days he will be completely
recovered"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
',.turn To ~"

Fred u. Dunbar aud Vernon Mot.
schcnbachcr leave Friday for Port.
lane, where saturday night they at,
tend banquet given at the Oregon
Hotel by the Alpha Tau omega fra.
tcrnity. of which they are members
They viii then return to Eugene to
resume their studies at the University
Of Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Sunragctte Fair
United Press Service

United Press Service
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. io.-
Cleveland suffragists today held
fair "for the education OF mere men"
Several score mere men were entered
In the bread-making. cake-makins.
sewing and darnIng contests. Blue
ribbons are to be awarded as prizes.
The food cooked by the men will be
eaten at the supper. which Is TO be
served at s o'clock. At noon today.
when this announcement was made. a
score or more attending the fair de-
clared they have previous supper en-
gagements.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

priseoils Return.-Dan Driseoli OF
Bly and Jack Driscoll OF I.angell Val
ley. have returned from Marysyille.
California. where they were summon
ed by the death OF their mother. Their
brother. James Driseoll. and Jacks
son, Frank Driscoll. went on To San
Francisco. the former to attend to
business matters. the latter to re-
main.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Going 10 SclOOl.

Misses 10 and Leta Driscoll. the
daughters OF Dan Driscoll. are here
from bly,. where they spent the sum
mer. and will leave soon for Salem.
where they attend school. Their sis
ter. Miss Agnes Driscoli. viii remain
at BLY, a while longer before going TO
Salem.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Mr.. Lewis Williams. Los Angeles.
Calf. at age OF II. insured in The
Mu:sal Life Insurance Company OF
New York for t5.000.0O. Annual
premium s7s.7o. He left his yearly
cash dividends toashsre In the protits
OF the company. and his 100000
policy was increased to s1o.4s5.oo.
which was s6.iii.5o over all cost.
r. NJ. PRIEST. Agent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
business and Pleasure.

For years l.. Pfennlnger. with the
Cownns-MacCarty company. has been
making this territory. but today Is
the first time he has brought Mrs.
Pfenningor with him. They made the
trip from San Francisco In their auto
mobile. taking In all the side trips TO
allow Mr.. Pfenninger TO call on his
trade. They viii go to Crater Lake
tomorrow. returning to San Francisco
by way OF Lake county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Edwin L.f.Ycr. q writer Of maEa.
Iinc action. produced $4,000 words
between saturday and Monday, all
written In lons hand. aud doesn't con.
slider c.OOo words day feat worth
mentioning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Nav on Main street.

The millinery store conducted by
kunk a Snid.r. formerly located on
Fourth street. has recently been open
ed In thcr new location. the Mcdonald
block, on Main street Miss Runk
spent couple of weeks In San Fran.
cisco selecting the fall stock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

There is nothing that rat will not
eat. They have bitten of the legs OF
living birds, eaten their way through
a live pig and have gnawed on the
thick skin growing about the nails Of
elephants feet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

" Doiic. a French Psychologist. has
discovered that tobacco has a sclec.
tive action upon III. auditory nerve.
~. cautions moderation In the usc Of
the weed. and avoiding II altogether
where deafness has already begun. or
where there IL a family history Of
such troubles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Home From the iioarh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.nc. Underwood
have retained from Albany and Sea.
side. wher. Mrs. Underwood wen, scy.
cfal weeks ago cu account of her
health. sh. is v.Iy much improved
by hsr outing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
iluys Into irun Works.

Tom Jacobs. long connected with
the blacksmith shop of the Farmers
implement and supply House. has
purchased half interest In the INIT.
ed Iron Works from &. ". House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
", MILAN L. lh.stcr.

W y Mcmillan. who has been In
a critical condition. following the
placing of blue 'itrul ON sore ON his
tongue. Is much improved, lie will
be able to be w aud around In few
days,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
10 meet Tomorrow .

The Ladies' Aid Society Of III. CHRIS
tian church will meet at the church
tomorrow afternoon. The members
gtc requested to come early. rs there
IL mach work to be done at this time
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

In the ears palace. Tsarkoe. near
st. Petersburg. one room has a foor
Of ebony inlaid with mother OF pearl.
Another has the walls OF carved am-
ber. and the walls OF another are laid
with beaten gold.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
. inisl,.> Cruise.

MIR. and Mrs Jackson y. Kimball
returned last evening from the 20.
ksgama district. who're AIR. kimball
has been ttc past several weeks cruls.
lns timber TOT his company,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Nc,iicos After Deer.

Dr. Hamilton. Dr. Taylor, Dr Fish.
er and Pharmacies, MeGee left this
afternoon In the formers automobile
for n deer hunt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

In Europe alone Russia has an
area of 2.OO0 900 square miles. which
ID % times the size Of Great Britain.
IN. area Of siberia IL 5000. 900
slu ". miles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
society Meets.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
at the home OF Mrs. Dr. Long. 52i
Almeda street. The meeting will he
cniled to order at 2: 30.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

We handle and repair everything
from u sewing machine needle to u
hull wheel. Try ua and he convinced.
ScLuber,s. Main street. s-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Miss Edna Wells. who Is connected
with the county assessors Office here.
Is visiting her parents In Ashland this
week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Town Topics


Action to recover $500 alleged due
B, 80 ,0Ggea,oS toiay AGAINST Chris J
OF Merrill by n, 5, KIRK,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Going 10 school.

Miss Anna Halss and Robert Riggs
Of the 1918 class at the high school.
Leave Friday morning for Eugene.
where they will enter the University
OF Oregon. Mrs. Hsles will accom-
pany her daughter. and spend few
days In Eugene.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Car Of Fruit In Thursday morning.
Alberta Muir, Crawford and Cling
peaches Ashland Fruit store. tO.2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Tn eaverage stright enead motion
OF the stars Is now put at ~ miles n
Fecond.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

There are six canals connected
with the Thames. which extend alto
gethcr 33t miles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

The smallest bone In the human
body Is In the lenticuiar. seated In the
human ear.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
Out Ia the Farm.

w T. Lee. Hoppe" Bridgers and
Rex Bord autoed out TO the latter's
ranch at olene this afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10
" insiow sale.

The ladies' OF the ~. y, church will
have a window sale at the shasta GU
saturday, September 18th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

lou'li aud all kinds OF ammunition
at Schuborta. Main street str
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-09-10

Merrill Creamery Butt.r. s5c pei
roll. at Ashland Fruit store 1919
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05
9as inaSe Ginb.

ST Grmi6ung eingetrsten, 6aun
rimmt Die M0glidlsit, nsue Gins
bride nuf3une9msn, isitsns Oes ain'
6es al. 9as SutereHe fir einsn
2sbritOff gum 8eiIptsl, bas bor3sr
nod fsbr regs gstpsien mar, f9pd4t
ii6. Sc tritt cine gr0bere ooer ses
iingere 9siIndbmslofigteit elm; ods
9in6 miro faul. Die Miotgteit dus
bert ii9 torperli9 in elmer 8erlaHgs
famung Der 9epegungen Der g6rs
permustuIatur. Der Sang ipiro
TRACE, Die @reifbenegungen nit ben
6dnoen tper6en matt. Die ermiioss
ten ain0er lprs4en pents uno Siebsn
ii8 3uriid. Diro Der Grdo Der
@rmiioung Elm g~eiteigerter, inoem ots
gendnnten GrI9einunsen ni4t be-
ridii9tigt perosu un6 bds aino,
anitatt dus5urlben, getItig poer tors
psrIi9 dnOauerno tdtig erbaIten
ipirb, Damn tritt GrIa0pfung Elm.
DieIer 3uItano brinst nun BEL ben
ainoern grIdsinunsen berDOr, bic
&rantbeitsipmptomen Iebr dbntln
OOsr ibnsn gang slei6 iino; Die Orr
i9einungen trsten ieoo9 MIR dtut
Guf unO perI9pinoen mad elmer ge'
piTen erbOIrings8eit pieOsr. aus
Der SntersFelOFgtsit, Die bur4 be
Grmloung fam, nir6 llndufmert'
iamtsit, @eoantenloIigtsit. 9Gs sr'
muoets &inb, bas ge3pungen miro,
esiitig 5u arbsitsn. miro eridOPft
uno proou3iert nun JebIsr daerlst
@rt: 0~entTebIer, QeIes, Sdreibs unO
Re6snfe6ler; Die GrIa5pfung bat
S9uIo an bieIen 6t0rungeu Der
0orItsQungss uno Geodntenperbins
oungen. Die mlosn, ungebOriamsn
ainoer perOsu mad Gintritt Der Grs
fd6pfung eiseniiunig uno iDioerieB,
li6, ItrsitIl9tig unO bOsbaft. aus
Der GrI90pfung tommen0e Beritims
munger oes @emiits MAIDEN bic
ainOsr unbeliebt BET ibren 9dmeras
ben. Die R0rperbsnegungen tDeroen
mad ni4t beo6tetsr Mlioigteit bas
fig, fabrig, ungeoroHet; ss t6nnsu
fogar 3uduHgen efn5sInsr WlusteIn
obsr gnHssr MusteIpartIsH duftretsn.