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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
4rbeitcr III @eia6r.
6ilnf in einer hfcnmcnben 3c1e in
gSclts8iroiu:en uerTdliittet.

6untington, SO. 3D., l. Suli. syn
Der SDcnmores3e9e Ro. / Der Gps
comore Goal 60, Die brei N2eiler
bon Billiamion entferrt in Wtin.
go Gountp 9elegen iit, bra9 geItsrn
obenb ein 5euer aus, burd oas
tiinf @rubenarbeiteru, bic Ii6 sur.
3ett in Der 3e9e befanben, Der
Iusgang abgei9nitten purbs Mlan
9loubt ni9t, bdB es mOgli8 fein
iptrn, bieie Arbeiter su retten. Srob
Der angeItrengteiten 8eriu9e iIt es
big ieBt nidt geluugen, bas S5euer
gu loi6en. Gs ipirb beilte bier be-
hauptet boB Elm idabboft geporbes
ner eiettrii4er 8robt bos 6euer bers
urfodht ko+
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
Seime @anif.
6inan5freiie Oura saraiepD,
glttentat nidt beunrnbiat.
eunOuncr s6rie feit.

Berlin. 1. SuIi. Die aeFriqe
Groffnuug Der 80rIe geItdltete licb
re9t fdna6 unb bradte monniafos
DE &ursperIulte. 8irtI6aftlihs
6olgen beS 2ttteutats in Saraiebo,
Dem Gr5ebr5og=96 96ronfoIeer GSrana
6eroinanb uno feline @emabIin gum
Spfer fieIen, ipurosn ieoo9 BON
pornberein nidlt befiir9tet. 0ober
erboIte ii6 Die 90rfe i'm 2aufe bes
Cages. 8ieIfad ipuroen aud Stims
men Iaut, baB nunme6r cine 8eiies
rung Der interuationalen 8e3iebuns
gen unter ben ein3eInen @0ltern gus
ropns gu erboffen lei.
Bien, 1. Suit. Die bieIiae g6rIe
mar geitern nesen oes fyeiertaoes,
peter unb poul. geICbIofen. ssn 6is
nanStreiien piro cine bebrpblid5e
9fohpirtlng bes Mttentats ouf bas
gsgenpdrtise @irtf6aftsle6en Der
9pppelmouordie ni6t ernartet, uno
in 9OrIentreiIen iperben ieinsrIet
gefiir6tungen gehe9t.
2onbpn, 1. 'Suli. Die 2onOpner
9lttienbrDIe IieB 9etern i'm alIgemeis
nen nur gan3 9eringe gia6ipirtuns
gen Der 9rag6bie in 8psnien er.
tenuen. Die 80rfe er0Ffnete sogbaft,
tpuroe ober um bic M3ittaq8itunbe
fetig. Die eriporteten glbI6IiiTe
nit bem Sentiment bIieben freilicb
nlS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
9SilIom bleibt ieit.
0ibt Smfragetteu eiuc trr;e no a6.
lebncnOe glmfiuDrt.

8aTbington, 1. Suli. gDie bersits
fur5 genelOet, morf9ierte geitern els
ne 9lbprbnung Der ougenbIidli9 bier
ta9enben n9eneral aeberatton Of
Women's Clubs" mad bem Beiben
!9aus, um prdiibent WilTon oufs
neue auF5uforoern, ba5u gu feben,
bob Der 8unbssfonititution Elm
Observation-Disclosures 6ins
5ugefiigt iperoe. Der prGfibent Iagte
ben 6rauen, boB feiner 2tnii9t nab
bic 5rouenitinmreats esroee
cine glngeleeenheit iei, Die Die eins
5elnen Stodten unb ni9t bic Bun.
oesregierung erIebi9en miiFe. OieIe
4ntport bes prdiibenten bat Die
Suffrogetten febr enttGuI9t, neil
iie gebofft batten, bnB Der grdiibent
it4 ibnen ge9eniiber entgsgenfoms
member aeioen nerbe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
Gmr5e 9epeIdjen.

oSn Srodton, UlQil,, tprrbe
6sute Elm Monn BET elmer grpIoIion
Jetotet.
gei Ser in 5eottle, DaIb., ges
fern nbae6altensh Wdbl tpuroe Ger
neue 6reibrtef dbgepieien.
prominsnte Sdponer bielter
heute in Spfio unter bem 9oriiB oes
9rem,crs cine 8eriomrnlung of, nm
glGne be1ufs Grpeiterung bes ct.
Suites nmeritonii6en 9ofpitals am
3unebmen.
- prOTsffor Jroncis 3fdpOrItet
BON Der 8iener llniberfitdt uno elm
anosrer beriibuiter gBiener Sps5inIiIt
:purben beute nab 8elgrao gerufer,
nm aonig peter 81 bebauoeIn.
Bel elmer 9Dndmit GrploIipn
in sinem breRuenocn 6uuIe in Gbars
lotte, q. g., pur0e beuts Elm 5euers
fpebrmonn getotet uno bier purben
Ihipsr berIeBt. Inter oen gerleb!en
bsfinbet ii4 ongebi'6 Ot. Gbef Der
6eusrpehr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

6ran ais 0cidlc iu Cfitec ciucS
9lr5tcs oefnncon.

cUCtMWteppuet WEDf0.
5ran ais 2eidic III Cfitec ciucS
9lr5tcs 9eftncSn.
5rseport, "a g., /. Suli. Die
bieiige ppli3ei uuterIuht ben gee
beimnisbpuen 3oo elmer 1rau Bils
liam 8otlep, Der Satin zines bo6s
9eodteten 9iiroers bon 0empIteab.
bic geitern in Der 9ffice zines bielis
gen 2lr5tes, namens Or. Gbnaro
Gormon, nit burdItboiienem !9ers
sen olS 2eihe gefunoen purbe. Or.
Garmon iagte beute, baB Srun
8oileb 9eitern abeuo i'm 7:30 ols
potiert nod ieiner 0ffice getommen
lei uno ibn zines 2eioens tDeaen
tOufultiert bobc, gds iie Ii9 anqe-
T6idt babe, Die Office Su DerIoiIcn,
Iei 1ie bon einsm llnbetannten, Der
auf Der StroBe itanb unb bur4 fas
JenIter gei9oFeu babe. ermorOet
moroen. Der @otte Der Grmoroes
ten, Der cine 6utfabrit in 9roots
Ebn beIBt. ertldrte, er babe teine
2lbnung bopou ge6obt, ooB feline
Gottin leibeno geipelen lei, uno Or.
Garmon. ben er iiberGaupt gar niClt
fenne, tonTultiert babe. Die &er.
itorbenc mar nur SO Sabre alt unb
lit bic Wutter bon 3ipei 8inoern i'm
2tlter BON II unb IL Sabren.
0cmer ,,ttO6cmcr" Staat.
gOit.CJclct mirS in 99cit.girainirn
itrena Onrdlgefillrt.
gBReIinq, SO. ga., /. 5uli. Wlit
9tnbru6 oes 6eutigen Sageg 1T bies
fer Stoat in bic gieibe Der grobis
bitionsitaoten eingetreten; benn nit
bem l. SuIi tritt in @elts8irginien
bos gofsGeIeb in aroft. 8ieies
lit zines Der tbrannil6Iten probi6is !.
tionsgeiebe, bic Bis iebt erloiIen pors
ben iino. 8pn ben 1900 9Ieirs unb
@roB6dnbtern in aIto6olbdltiaen
Getrdnten, bic in oieIem Staot See
IbGfte 'betrieben, 6atten bic meiiten
Ihon bor tdngerer 3eit t6re @es
I9dTte bertouft, unb fiigten iid rus
biq ms llnbermeioli6e. 5reo 6.
Blue, Der Stootstommihdr, bem bic
Dur6fii6rung be8 Yrobi6itionsees
febes iibertrogen iporben lit, fiinbigs
te beute on, buB er es nit oeiIerner
6ano" tlin mtro. Der Stnat pers
Iiert bur9 bas S6IieBen ber @irts
i6aften, 9rouereien uno 8rennes
refer cine Sabreseinnobme bon mins
beitens elmer W}illioH.
SimO Spiomc.
Gumdniifc Sfii5iere, bic anseblid
nad Sie6cubiirgeH Oeiertierteu.
9uoapeit, 80. SUM. Die 6iciige
3eitung 0ReItinapIo~ per0ffentlidt
I'M 8ortlout Die GinQa6e 0e5 iie6en.
biirgiihen 3ei6ners Gentpinfp. Die
oieier oil ben 0Iterrei6iih ungari.
i6en 9riegsninilter geridtet lat.
9nrin bebaiptet ser 3einner, 6aB
Die 5o6lreihen 9eiertioueu runi0ni.
lu}cL OtIt6lClc uDtL Blc 9Itll1t Hut3
Siebenbiirgen in @irflidfeit nur
Sdeiuoeiertionen ieien. &ati1hIid)
ieien oIe oieie s5liihtIiuge BON i6rer
9iegierlutg be3abIte mo beteIlte
Spioue. 60 babe cine I'M Sie6en.
6iirgen umberrciienoe 86eatertruppp
orei 0}itglie0er entbaItet, Die rullt1.
niihe Sffi5iere naren, Die ii9 Ser
Grippe urter ser SdauipieIermaSfe
ongeidloiien bdtten, unt i6r SonO.
tperf ais Spione lmgeItGrt ausiibeu
81 f0nnen.
Ser Sng Opt 9tIitn.
Berlin. 30. SUM-. Die gIatter ge.
beuten beute ausfii6rIi3 oes 5ages
bon glllen, ND iib nd6 psm beriibms
ten lleberaang u1ter General BON
ManItein oie entI9eiosnOe S9ladt
Oes Neutl9so6niI6en strieges 5utrug.
gtuf oen Soften pon Gonoer6urg. ipo
3ur8eit ole 3riegspcierdHen perIam4
melt iino, tobte ser leBte 1artnddige
aampf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
&aOan inNgram,
AntiIcrbiI6e Semonz
Itratioit ueranltaltet.
SOr Dem itdOtii9en 9iatbaus.

&ultSmcugc uerlauei,
Oaf Der SirsCrmeiitcr cincn linn
uerliebenen irr5iidIrn SrOen 5n.
rhdarbc. - 9ic SeatidDc 9icidIH.
bauptitaOt itrbt inter Dem Sin.
Srud Dcs SarntcnO Attentatg. -
Die Gitcrreid)iidDe SiolOric in
&crlin hcreitct eiHc beiDnScrc
Srancricier Der. Sine orei'
pOdlentlidDe SUftrnuer iit nnsc.
la0; luurocn. Der lettc Scind.
ScS periturtcnen Grjbcr5Ug-
SbrUnfplgers in Scntidlaao. -
SIbtrilnne n!bnaiidlcr Hesie.
ruu9strnppea Don 9tehellen &C.
Idlla9eH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
8elpllnnna ansaelcbt.

Son Jrunti8co, Sol. /. Suli.
Set einigen Ia9en 1T Der Reqies
rungs OberforitinIpettor 2ouis giors
COLIN aus Der Sierra 5orItreierbe
in aolifornien beri9munOen. Sein
8ruber bat eine 8elobnung DON
$1,000 fir benjenigen dusgeieb!, oeg
iiber ben 2tufentbaIt bes 8eridpuns
benen irgenbneI6e QuStunft geben
fnnn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
0ranffnrts cod1Id)ulc.
SOL ben 9iamen Saiicr esrieoridl.
llnipcritdt crhnlten.

Berlin. 1. SuIi. Die i'm QBer.
ben begriffene llnioerftdt sgranf.
turt om Maiu, bic p. bes 0euts
i4en 8ei4es, bic I'M lebten Drittel
bes Sttober unter entipre6enpen
5eierIidteiten er0ffnet nerben lpiro,
erRdlt ben Pomen aaiiers5riebrids
uniberIitdt. Sic llniperiitdt, Die
ous Der 5ranffurter 2ltabemie fir
So3iol> unb 6anoelspiiienidaften
herpor9ebt, erbdlt aliO ben Ianen
bes 3peiten 9oiier8 bes neu erri6s
teten 0eutI6en Hei4es. Den glas
men beg oIten 8aiIers trGqt bic
&aiIer 8ilhelmsllnioeriitdt in
Etrnhh,tro II
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

ii1 Dor Dem itGotiI6en Rotbaus uno
perlanete, bob Der 8iirgermeiiter sts
nen 1erbiI9eu Sroen, Der ibm pers
lisben, Suriid gebe. @inige Qer'
ipnen puroen pegen 3ubeit0run9
perboitet. ipdter aber lpiebsr freiges
laifen.
Berlin, l. SuIi. Der tiefe Gius
orud, pel4en Oas 9lttentut in Soras
iepo, Dem Der @r3ber3og 9bronfols
ger 6ran5 6eroinano uno ietue 9es
mdblin, bic 6er5ogin BON 6obenberg.
gum Spfer 9efauen finb, auf ous ges
Idmte oeuti9e Bolt ousiibt, ipieeelt
iib ntht daein in ben gld9ruIen Der
8lGter pieoer, er duBert Iid aud in
ii9tbdren Srauerfunoge6ungen Der
8ebolterung. Nm pieIen Sduiern Der
2ei9sbauptitabt iiebt man Srduers
fabnen, unb ibre gruBe 3abI IdBt ers
tennen, 0aB ni1t nur bier anidIitge
SeIterreiher ibre Srauer betunoen,
ionoern 0aB es ii9 bier I'm cine
SDmpatbietuno9ebung irIionriI9 9es
iinnter banbelt. 2(u4 Der 8erliner
Magiltrat bat ii9 un Der 8etunouns
Der 5rauer bstsiIi9t. @r Idnote an
bic @iener StaotbsrnoItung cine in
cen her3fihiten 9Dorteu ge6altene
9eiIeiOsOepei4e.
Die 1fterrei9iI9e aolonie Ser
aei9sbauptitaot bereitet eine befpus
bere 2rauerfeier. Dor. S5u Der Diters
reidif9sungarii6en 8oti9dft Iiegt
cine &Onoolen5liIte auf, Die bereits
duberIt 5abIrei9e gtomenseintraeuns
gen aufpeiit. Inter dnberen BODICE
itelIten Peri0nIi9tsiten baben Der
Rei9stdn3ler BON 8etbmcnn 6olllpeg
unb Sber 6pfs nno 6ausmarI9aq
@rdf 9tuguit 3u guIenburg ibre 9las
men in bic Giite etngetra9en. Qtu1
bdben idmtli9e Wlitgliebsr oes bipIos
mdtiiden &orps BEL Dem 0iterreihis
I9en 8otTdufter Grufen bon SSDgs
penp-Wtarib aonbolen3beiu4e ges
mo6t.
Dtan erinnert Ii9 be5 leBten ges
lu9s, oeu Der Gr3ber3Ogs3brpnfoIger
5rans 5erbinano in 9eutI9Iono
mante. 0ds mar Dor lperig mebr
ais einem baIben Sabre, 5ur 3entes
norfeier Der 8olteri6laht BON
2eipSiq, ais an 18. Sttober 1913 in
Der oortigen Gbene 0as ipuhttge
0entmal i'm geiIein oes &aiiers uno
3ablreiher ausIdnoii6er 5iiritIi9teis
ten eingspeibt nuroe. gu bieIer
5eier mar 6ran5 5erDinano als per-
iOnli6er 8ertretsr ieines OnteIs, oes
greifen Gran3 SoIepb, getommen, um
Die EeitgriiBe bes 0iterreidii6en 8rus
oerpoItes gu ii6erbrineen
0os 2trmeeperoronuugsbldtt pers
offentli9ie geitern Die U1itteiIung,
OaB tnfoIge bes 2tblebens Oes oiterreis
6ii4en 9bronfoIgers 5run3 6erbi.
nanb fir ods 8atisr Sran5 @urOes
Grenaoier Regiment SO. 2, beiien
6bsf aoiier 5ran3 Sofepb iit. unb
fir oas llldHen Regiment Prtn3
2tuguIt BON Wiirttembreg (poIens
f6es) SO. 10 in 3iiai9au cine a9ts
tdgige 3rauer angeorbnet iporoen iit.
Der Gbef oes ,sbteren Regiments mar
Der ungliidli6e Gr36er3ogs5bronfol
ger 5ran3 i5erbindno. On Der 9eis
iebung Der Qeiden be- Grnorbeten
tperben 2ttorbnungen Der beioen ges
nunnten gegimenter teilnebmen.
Geitern iii aud cine oreilpo6entli4e
1nFtr1uer 1u0eor0uet tpor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

@eitern itdr6 in 2onoon I'M
2tlter oon 90 Sabren Der unter pcm
RuIpfD a@dter PES 6oufes Der
2orps 6etonHts Carl bpn 0cpmb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

2(9rom, 8rootien, /. SuIi. 2lntis
ierbilde Demonitrotipnen ipurhen
nu1 bsute bier peronitaltet. Cine
oufgeregte @oltsmengs perIammelte
i9 DOR oem itGbtiI9en Aotbous uno
berlonete, bob Der 9iirgermeiiter els
nen IerbiIden Sroen, Der ibm Uers
lieben, Suriid gebe. @iuige per'
Ipnen puroen pegen 3ubeitorun9
perboitet, ipdter aber lpieber freiges
laFen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
Sent 8 9c6rer.
gu erl ; tsnn inGbi-
cagO DerIammelt.
Surtrdge nnO Sebatteu.

9rOfsii0r 2cp Stern crGifntte bcn
AZ. Ocntifcn 2ebrcrtag nit elmer
intereiiamten 9inipradle .l6er Oa5
Sbemn; Sebrcr bcs 9cutid)en
nno 0as Observation-Disclosures.
Gnstanidl 3SrOfcilur CSlualo
&6ieler iprndD iiber sic 6Crnflidlc
9lnsbilGllng Ses OcntidleA gelIrcrs
nnc ieine Stellnng in ser 9'ciell-
idlaft. = @idltige SeidJliiiic uE-
ter6reitct. - GRt6alten widtigc
&Oridlldsr NIT Scsaa ami bic
0cbnug bes 2cbreritanheS iii Den
Scr. Staatcn. (Sennfrei6eS
1lnterbalfmngsprOgrautm
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
spielte NIT gieDuluer.

Berlin, l. SuG. Der pier3ehnjab.
rige Sobn Der tgl. 6ofopernfdngez
rim 5rau Grna Genera bat bur6
lei4tiinni9es lImgeben nit einem ge.
labenen ReDolper f4peren Summer
ii6er feline Jomilie ge6radt. 2lus
S6er3 ri4tete ct 6eim Spielen bic
PiitDle ouf feine elbdbrige S9!pes
iter, briidte aus 0erie6en los uno
traf iie 70 ungtiidli6, bob bas Tldbs
den auF Der Stene Deri6ie6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
Star6 ais !6clO.

Berlin, l. sui. 8et Dem 8ers
iuhe, 3pei SololteE bom Grtrinfen
gu retten bat geitern in gleB Der
Gerosant SGgemonn BEN Sob qefunz
Oen. Die SoIbaten itiir3ten in bic
WrfeI uno Der helbsnmiiti9e Ger
geant Iprdng ibnen nah. um iie BEN
5luteu gu entreiBen Setne ardfte
perIieBen ibn ieooh uno er perfant
Ielbit, um ni6t uieoer ouf5utdu6ea.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
2lls 9eihen geInnocn.

Berlin. /. Suit 3n greslou
muroen Der betannts Sinoerar3t 0r.
Rofhtom uRo bic GberI3peiter oes
auguiaz aranten6auIes in Der gris
patpobnung bes 2(r3tes tot aufaes
fun6en. 8sibe tparen SnuBpunosn
erlegen. lGem 2(nfhein nod fans
belt es ii4 um cine eie6sstrag0oie.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30
Herald s Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished
for housekeeping; no children.
Phone law. C-f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30
WEEKLY SERMON
'Loyalty''
Ry T. J. - Sssbbicacd. rAssor ftr>t vshytetisn Church

"whither thou gocst. will 80.
and where thou ,odsest. viii iodsc.
thy people shalt be my people. and
thy God shalt be my God Ruth
.l:le.
These words have tho ring OF 10y
aits. rhcy came from a loyal heart.
Loyalty Is subject that our best
American people have had in mind
during the past week, As On Areor
Day We plant ucos IN tho soil. SO On
pccoratinn Day We plant loyalty In
the souls OF our people,
Loyalty is not as a garment. which
may be put on one day and on the
newt. bat 1, belongs to the very hbor
ot the soul, \ person who Is loyal to
one cause viii b. loyal TO another, a
person who Is dIsloyai to one cause
will be dtsloyal TO another, A person
who is absolutely loyal to one friend
viii be loyal TO all his friends, A per
sou who Is disloyai TO one friend. viii
be d!sioyal 10 others, George Wash
lnstoa Nas loyal to America because
he had loyalty woven into the ,e1-
ture ot hts soul Arnold was traitor
to the American cause because he
had treason woven into the very tex
ture OF his soul.
Religious loyalty Is not In its na.
ture different from secular loyalty,
TIE Christian Who is loyal To his
tr'eads viii also be loyal to hts Lord.
but IL he is not loyal to hts friends
neither win be be loyal 10 his Lord
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

The church mcmher Who has an cxs
eusc for no, being loyal to his church
Is dcerisins enly htmselt with his os'
cusc, The true reason for his dis.
loyalty Is not In the excuse which no
puts forward. but IN the treason
which Is 10 bo found In the abcr OF
his soul.
Jesus said "Ne that Ia faithful
In that which IL least Is faithful slao
In much The word faithful here
has the same Significance as the word
loyal, True fai,htuiavss aud true 10y
atty alike depend upon tho texture of
tho soul. and no, upon outside cir
cumstsnees.
We are now approaching the sea-
son that will test the LOYALTY ot the
Christian men aud women OF klam'
atb Falls A few people who ar. alb
>olutciy loyal TO their lord arr worth
more To Tits cause than u multitude
who are lacking in los, per
son Who Is a protcsalng Christian may
turn bis back upon the church 10 Try
to gain favor With the world. but this
vii, oaly cause the world To dospla"
hin. for God has pu, something into
III" soul af every human being that
makes him dsspisc traitor
LOYAL Christians are Just as rssens
tial TO the cause VI Christ IN loyal
soldiers were To the cause os freedom
at the time OF the Revolutionary War,
Great things can be accomplished by
very small band. II every one I. ah.
so,utely loyal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

Church of the sacred Heart -- Corner
worden avenue and Donald strecta.
Rev. VIVA. Mcmillan. 5. J.. pastor.
First Mass at s:3o a. IN.
High Mass and Bcnedietion nj
1880 u. nj.
Cateeheticai instructions every Sat
'arday and Sunday morning At $50.
Week day Mass every morning al
.T:l5.
Services a; Merrill on the third
Sunday OF each month.
Chuseh of Christ Scicatises Services
are held on Sunday morning NJ II
o'clock and "Wednesday evening At
1880 in Christian Science Hall. In the
Jacobs block. corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
The subject for the Lesson for
May 3lst will be Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy. alias Mesmcrism and
Hypnotism Denounced"
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Of
Third and Pine Streets. J. s. Stub
biefeid. pastor.
organIst--Miss winifred winnard.
Superintendent OF Sunday school
y. B. Mason.
President Christian Endeavor--Roy
.LaPrairie.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Church services at IL Il. m. and
s p. m.
Morning subject. Loyalty"
Evening subject. The Bible"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s o'clock.
You are cordially invited to all OF
these services. Aspec!al invitation II
extended to strangers.
Christian Chusch--Corner OF Ninth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

rrcneh houses arc predicting the
basque for tho not distant future. and
~hiie Il 10 iiitic carly to say whssh-
OF II ~sii be- universally adopted. the
.ostam. of ,h. sketch looks sery
much like a torvfuancf, II uas worn
a, one OF tho races held near Paris
very recently, The long 'anir OF the
skirt. which reaches to within three OF
four inches OF tho skirt proper. IL OF
trvmciy saii and Ia indicatis. OF the
shorter and wider skirt which may
sooa become popular Tho effect OF
this tanic is sory ne~ and smart. Tho
material used for the costume VAS a
very sof, and light quality duyctyn in
a dark shade OF blue A little roll col
lar Of white orEandlr finished tho
neck and touch OF tho same material
was introduced on tho cuffs. The only
trimming ~as a half doson medium
sized black buttons. which startad at
tho v-shapea neck and extended al
most tho length OF the waist. and this
~aa pulled down loosely Over III. hips
and gave somewhat the effect OF the
loose sirdics We are nos wearing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

aud Pine streets. Elder 3. u, Har.
Ian. minister. Reaidrne-. eoracr
Tenth aud High streets, Phone itT.
Regular preaching service. morn.
Ink and eyeuin.
D. IN chrisIiaa kndcavor. Miss
Ethel HawSharS, leader. Regular
election of officers for the ensuing six
months.
"Wednesday night, prayer hour,
Discussion. Resolved. That 10 Ia un.
scriptual 20 call The frst day OF the
week Sabbath. Affirmative. Georsc
A. wir,s, Negative. Miss Bcss Mal.
key.
Friday afternooa at : 30 the c. w.
u. II. auxiliary viii meet at tho home
of Mrs. Elizabeth niec,
Friday night at y p. TN. the osiiciai
board OF the church will hold iis reg
uiar meeting
bapttst Church Corner Eighth and
Canal streets. Rev. A. y. simmons.
pastor.
Bible sehool at 10 Am. every Lords
Day. c. r. DE Lap. superintendent
Preaching a, ii u. III. and y. IN.
every Lords Day. unless otherwise
notified.
Womens Homo aud Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society NEE, arst Thursday OF
each month at 2:30 p. IN.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 1880 .. IN.
Choir practice Friday evenings.
Everyone cordially invited TO all of
these services.
Il was glad when they said unto
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

me, let as 80 into tho house OF the
lord Pea, ias-i,
tHe
Grace Mctho.iist Epi.sopai Church
Corner Tenth aud HiSh streets, w.
e. Richards. minister,
Resuiar services at /, a ~ and
Preaching AT II a IA, aud !, y, IN
SUNDAY school at 10 Geo, J Wal
ton, supt
intermediate aud Junior league at
z so, Mru, tlatnea, sap,
Epwcrth league al 7 y, tn. D, NJ.
Chilee,e, frvs,
Prayer meeting "Wednesday hish,
a, : o'clock
judge nonaon's Able class meets
10 a m,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Number OF
good mares; will sell or trade for
cattle. U. q. Lemon. Dairy. Ore.
81 d&sws
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30
FOR SALE

FOR SALE will sell tho Mills Ad-
ditto grocery. 9th street. including
buildings and lot. 50xl50. for $1,000.
and stock and fixtures at invoice; or
will rent building for $50 month and
sell stock and fixtures; will pay street
$4,000 insurance paid
for 1914; terms. w. McCabe. Mills
Addition Grocery. Phone 2s5J.
13-1ms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS

STOLEN-Brown Chesapeake dog.
answers TO name Of Mark. o. w.
Robertson. 4Sl Main street. owner.
A reward Of $50 will bs paid BY the
klamath sportsmen's Association for
information leading TO the arrest and
conviction OF party stealing this dog.
2o-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-30

Claremont. Furnished
rooms: steam heat: hot and cold
water. 26-l2t'
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-07-23
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
SUED FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Yesterday an unusual suit was filed
in the District Court by r. Gilray, at
toraey for T. L. Digger. II is an ac-
tion to recover $4,000 damages from
DIR. f. d. Giroux, for alleged NAL
practice.
In his complaint plaintiff alleges
that on the Odd day of February. 1913,
he met with an accident. suffering a
dislocation of tn eelbow joint of his
left arm; that he called upon de-
fendant to treat and reduce such dis
location, which he did in so unskill-
ful and unprofessional a manner that
the muscles of the left arm became
atrophied and the limb has been rem
dered useless and plaintiff has been
made cripple for life.
Plaintiff is machinist by oeeupa-
tion, residing at DEMO. DR.. f. D.
Giroux, the defendant, is one of the
most prominent practitioners of the
county, having held the position of
county physician for several years.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-07-23
TWO HUDSON BOYS
DROWNED AT OAKLAND

j. A. Mcbride received telegram
from Oakland Tuesday forenoon say
ing that two of his nephews sons of
his sister, Mrs. Hudson, were drowned
and their bodies had not been found
Last night another dispatch was re
ceived stating that the bodies had
been found, but giving nc particulars.
The boys were Is and IL years of age
Mr.. Hudson, the father of the
boys, is an engineer ON the Southern
Pacific and one of the old employees
oil the company. The mother and two
daughters are now travelling and Wis
iting in the east. When last heard
from they were at Niagara Falls hav
ING the time of their lives. The news
of the death OF the boys will be a
terrible shock to them. They are
well known here and have many
friends whose sympathies go out to
them in their great bereavement.
A sister of the boys, Mrs. George
Walthers, lives in Elko and she and
Mr.. Mcbride and Mr. Walthers will
leave for Oakland Saturday to attend
the funeral They will join the moth
er and daughters here.-Elko lnde
pendent.