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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
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Nciuerm1nnlc.
Don Wilbtlm Osrbsrt.

Holf mari ben Mantel uno ben 9ut
ouf bos GOfa. ftrsdte ii6 in ben 4rms
ftubl Dor pem SGreibtiI6, itiBte bic
Stirn in bic 0dnpe uno i6loB bic
@u9en. Die GretsntiIe Der leB!en
Stunben pirbelten Mir bur9 feineu
&opl. llntsn ouf Der Strabe tobte
Der 9elAGftige 2drm pes Gbriits
obenOs. Die Menldenmen9e flutete
eiIig, nit po6eten belaoen, our6 bic
StraBen. Nogen UNI 8ogen elite
n%oriiber; Omnibus reibte 5id an Omz
nibus uno oos oumpfe 3ollen Der
StraBenbabn lOite ii6 in gang tur5en
3miI6eurdumeT alb.
unD immer ipieoer mar es, oils
Ieudtete DOR inn Der rot9oloene S6ei=
tel Der Mtiliondrsto6ter ouf. bic i'm
beute BEL benz ga5ar 10 gang beionz
bers ousge5ei6net butte. Sr horte
ihr IeiIes, ieines 2oden; er flhlte UNI
iiA bns CARTE Yarfim, bas Don ibr
oussing. Die nediiden 4ugen bltgs
ten bur6 bic 6initerniB uno ibre !iss
benspiroigen Wprte tlangen inn
nieber uno pieber ins Sbr. &ein
3peifel mebr: Was er in ZEN pier>
asbn Sasen. feitbem er fie tennen ses
Iernt. taum ie bis beute au boffen aes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Das Eif0 POM 6lik.
GOA Csrnr Slumcnthal.

Slid. BAG Dir sussiprungen,
8leibt Dir nidt IoRgs tr.u.
9o9 oos oein sroB bsSpuns.n
ST tGgIid frii4 unb neu.
gu muBts erbsutet baben
Sn punoenreider Sdla6t.
Su muBt es Dir ereraben
@us bogtem GelieniAa6t.
Nubt's nit ben DurseIu reiBsn
Bon zines Nb9runos &unb.
MuBt's ouf benz 4mboB i9peiBen
Dit traft9eitdbIter 9ono.
Wubt's greifen obne 8angen,
@enn bir's bic Stunoe brinet -
MuBt's nit benz Gallo fansen.
Menn oir's Oorlberi6ptngt.
On muBt bein Slid erroufen,
Oa5 Slut Dom [rob bur6tr0ntt,
unb muBt's BON Seufel faufen
@snn oir's tein Soft ssi9entt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Ger 8 I b.

uHlel ptW JIG ppe IitlIIeH Cu3uIHlpps
laden nertauft bate. fir i'm sur 9ss
lpiBbsit geporosn: bic ~blsnosnoe
Gd0nbsit, Die pom 10 @ieIsn umrpors
ben lpurpe. Die ftoI3e. fabeIbaft reide
Grbtn Dar ihm eeneist - es ioitste
Il cine 6ru9e . uno er fubIte ben
G0Iopcsel hsim.er mar Der beneioets
Grduti9am oes iA6nitsu uno reiaiten
WldoGen5 Der Staot.
Seine Sdidfen bdmmsrtsn Bel oem
0eoanten uno leiie bebten feline sFinz
ger. in oenen sr has @tui nit Der
ieltfamen Weibnahts9abe belt, bic
er in ihrer 9uDe eritanpen bQtte. uns
ointurlih oriidte r auf ben anopf,
Ger ben 8eridluB I0ite. Der feline
SudtenbsbGlter fprang ouf uno oas
groteSt gearbeitete Mdnnden uus 81
fenbein lag Dor ibm. rgieinit nu
pirtli6?" murmelts er in @eoanten
uno es f6ien. aIs oh Der 3opf nit
Den 9Ii:9enoen Aubinaugsn nidte uno
pieoer nidte . oIs Oh bic &lapper=
Grmden fib bepeeten uno bic !9dnoe
i9m nintten
Sa, mas ipdr ons?
Ons MdnnIein fprnne pI0BIid ouf
ben S6rsibtif6 Dor ibm, redte uno
itredte fi4. muroe 9rober uno gr0ber.
tun3te Elm ponr Mlol nit sierlihen
S6ritten bin unb Der uno rief pl0Bz
lid NIT elmer ieltiam trdhenben
Stimme: r8omm!"
Gr pubte niht reht, Oh er trdumte
pber padte. Mber tie oIiibenoen
Slide fos5iniertsn ibn unb als ss piez
her uno pieoer i6oa: r8omm!
&omm.." od erbob er fi6 tpie elm
S6lofponoelnoer unb folgte Dem
8einermGnnle. onB pom Slid gez
fprun9er mar uno inn fpintts. Gr
nabm WanteI uno Sut unb i6rttt
binter benz &I.inen Der.
Cine isItiame Wanoeruro!
Sic 9ing niht ouf regeIredtem
Mege our Sire binous, ionoern nit
ten ourh Die Wano. Shon ober ipu
er 10 i'm 8ann bss ionoerboren @es
Tens. bob ss i'm i6ier niAt me6r
~tuunoerte. nls bic Wousr Dor ibnen
8eioen pie Elm NebeI ouseinanoer>
floB uno i6 qerdui6Ios binter Ieinem
Hiiden pieoer 5uIammenfugte. 60
fhritten iie peiter quer hur6 ole
!0Guier, our6 Simmer uno Sdle.
burd Gorrioore unb SreppenfIuren.
StroBe UNI StraBe. INNER tpeiter .
limb Riemano i6ien tie babel gu be.
r%lerten. obipobl lie mitten burh bus
6eim BON 9unberten BON MenI6en
aogen. 8alo mar ss Elm traulihes
Wpbn5immer. in Dem geidGftigte Glz
tern ben Gbriitb1um pubten, bolo
tpieoer oino e burh cine &iihe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23

Slnp1ptult WI prAl SIll5stlsHeU 2ts
IitateT entOrbe. 3isarrsn, 6l0i5sn M.
einen Baum %nufbautsn 81 ibr,r Sage
i~tplSeRfeisr. Damn fam Gin oult,res
SrantenSimmer. in hem 0aas anein,
leiIe itobnsno. Elm osyIdFsAer WeuiA
iid in ben Gifisn pGl3.e, pdbreuo
lintsr Ger @nno, an Der er lag, i'm
4ladbarbaus. Der ibermutiQe sSubel
elmer slidielieen Sinosridaur tonte,
Der man 10 fribSeitig idon bsideert
hattie. oumit bic alsinIten ibre react
mdbise GinihIafIiunoe niht al PER
idumen braEdten. Hei4tum uno MI
NUT, Slid uno Gleno, frieoen uno
Streit Sog an ben 8einen poriiber.
Iber INNER rpeiter uno meter crdnQte
oas SeinsrmGnnIe. Nob IanQe ni0)t
fdien es am 3iele gu fein. GQmGbIiA
rpuroen Die Wdnoe tnger, bic 0edsu
nieoerer, bic M0bel sinfater uno
tGrsIidsr, bic Msniden mebr. Die in
ben 3immsrn pobntsn. man tam
in Die @orltoot, ourG otren Miets.
taiernsn Der NlarIf u%nb0rbol, nnbez
merit iid fortieBte. 0a lab cine
Ndberin. tief iib.r Die MaId)ine Qe=
beugt, unb iti6elte nit rot 9eorbeites
ten Iu9en in fiebsriid)er Soft oaruuf
los; oenn mar lpartete ihon ungeoul=
Bis auf oos Eleio, oos ibre Suuoin
nod inter BEN Weibnuhtsbaum ftnosn
nolte. BORT fam Elm nrmes gBeib
nit Elm panr Mart ppm 8~erIdbbaus
beim, nobln IS bos Iebte Gntbebrlide
getragsn bate. I'm ben ainosrn me-
nigitens cine tleiue Gbriitfrsuoe be
reiten gu tonnen. Sdlihts Stuben
poa 5amilisn9Iiid reibten ii6 an
Staten Der llnoronun9. bes l~nfries
hens. oes 3antes uno 9nbers.
Pl0Blid itanoen ie in sirem itiIen
~balbbelen Baum, in benz bob cine
gang eigentiimIide 2rauri9tsit lag.
Tsinli6its Suubtrfeit brcitete ii1
iiber ote sinfa6en Wl0beI. bic idlid)s
ten 8iloer an ben Ddnoen, BEN ges
betten Slid. ouf Dem Elm tleines
Gbritbdumlein itano. rod nidt an
gs3iinoet, Der feitlihen Stunoe bar
reno. Iber bic G6riffrtups Ihisn
gons unD ger gu mon9eIn. @ers
broTen. miirriid. georiidt. LAB ein
alter Monn in Der SoIaeds, Der in
Der 3eitung gu Ieien idien. Simmer
uno INNER tpieber jeood fog iein be-
iorster Bid iiber bas 9lott meg no1
Dem 6eniter bin,
BORT iQB Elm MGo6en uno Itdrrte
itumm unb perSneifelno in Die Noht
binau8. 5inter ibr Iebnte Die Wuts
ter an StnbI uno Iprad ibr Isiit
tr0iteno. beruhigeno gu.
.aomm!" fogte iie. n8omm. feb
bid on ben Siihi 81 nit uns unb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hall


{. Monahan. e. Prehm. @. W
Ofield. Merrill; r.. II. Pagnuella, II
Newman. T. y. Pruett. c. q. johnson
Geo. T.. Reynolds. A. J. LeDus. San
Francisco; g. Fleet and wife. Moline
iiis.; Fred Fleet. Loreila; Don Wann
Yainax; James n. Douglas. D0ak
ranch; 7 l.. schafur. Portland; II. u.
Sterling. Sacramento: J. w. Call,
Medford; Geo. NJ. Jones and wife,
Corvallis; Leroy Il. Martin, Cornlnp;
X. q. Churchill. city.
White Pelican
Charles II. Woodcock. Blanche
Lucky. Portland: l.. y. Case and wife,
Miss Francis Wenkier, A. Gregory.
Rediands; u. J. Grant. Algoma: Geo.
II. Lydisler and wife. Oakland; A. r.
Fort Rock; II. NJ. Sheriff., r.
J. Brehe. Fsilsns. Calf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

/ PARIS. CBy Mail to New York;
Sept iS.--Jonre. the Silent, This Is
a thrse-word sketch OF the command
er-in-chisf of the French army, A
man OF studious disposition. deep
thought and love of action. more than
u man of words. Yet when he speaks
he says something" and his appeal
TO the people Of Alsace. Frances
lost province" reveals an eioQuenee
worthy. OF the bes, the French can
produce.
General Jonre-if he owns u frst
name no one has ever heard twas
born in Southern France. near Per-
pigan. As n boy he had little TO say
TO anyone. He was student. Al
ie he graduated from the college of
perpigsn with degree OF Bachelor
of Letters. and before he had CON-
pleted his 18th ycar-his case il
unique In France-he MAS admitted
to the polytechnique. fourtesnth In \
list OF hundreds. France having two
wes, Poiats, the PoiytechnIaue. for
the engineers. and ST. Cyr for the
other branches OF the land forces.
After one year In the military aead-
emy he became An oiiieer In the army
during the Franco-Prussian war OF
1870. After the war he was put In
charge of the new defenses OF Paris.
and it was upon the Notifications de-
signed by himself at EngEheim that
Marshal Mcmahon promoted him
from lieutenant. Joffre was at that
time but 20 years old. Later he was |
sent to the Eastern frontier to build |
at Pontariier; to Ton
kikn. China. on similar mission. and (
But Jodre wanted 10 see some real
Sighting. He began ID be afraid that
his life was going TO be spent In build
ing forts. He yearned to throw down |
the trowei and pick up his sword.
General Courbet gave him his chance.
Courbef took him to Formosa.
There, under the ensmy's n.re. be or
CANNED the defense OF the island He
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

TliE HAGUE. sept, Is Can Ger
many Do starved oat' Tho question
has been ssk.d Thousand Ilmes II
the chaneeilari.s an England, franer
and Russia know the answer oae Of
tho biksvs, problems of the m'li,ary
,trat.siats would be- solved opin'
tons ou this moo,cds pnln' vastly
ilncr.
II Is true that Germany has been
dependent to a lafs. uS,uh, ON otss'
sea food supplies. but tho feosn, as'
a~rtion af a writer on eeonnuie sub
Irets that uno-third o' uotmahy's
sooda,urs Is Imported 10 called a
sru.a -xsskrfatinn,
Grrmany dnos Import something
over & p-r ecnt ut hor meat She also
requires about 1000. GOO tons ~
wheat from abroad Her Imports Of
grain arr much larger In ,imos ot
peace
However. her heavy experts ~ ryo
to nussta have ceased This stair fr'
mains 10 tho fathoflana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

army. to ahich poat he waA appointed
somc Two years age
Jonge never asked for a pfumoiloa
Hr has never played politics. With
out a word he has accepted What hs
has been given and made tho best oI
IL These Who have followed the
courses in college of Guncrai JuTFe
declare him to DO "a drcipir OF Ma.
I polron l.. so far an hls methods are
concerned,
jofIre Ia not dsrsa parade naa
lie ia practical Here Ia AN iiluatra'
ton. Al tn. annual maneuSors Of the
French army In th, past every thIns
Was according To program Friday
tho hlur army would do thus and 30.
Ia. Red army doing this and that
Saturday Blues and Reaa would con.
;.nuu In This or tha, mAanor. aaa ao
on until the last day. when tho pEvsis
dent Of the rrpgbiir. With hla ratoaT.
age. would occupy lsnta at Pfc
arranged location and ioiloS the nasl
charges
JoHr-. upon assuming command,
found all this too tame II ~as not
near enough actual warfare to salI
hlm. and he completely changed
things Al the last maaCusura 80
put the t~o armIrs In the a.id and
gave them the br.efcat Instructions,
Tho blues we're to defend ;hrir posi-.
tiou. tho Reds we're TO take Il Thcfp
we're no other Instructions, otlc-rs
wcru to hght their commands precise
~ as though In real battle.
SO completely successful scfc Jo:.
Irc'h rev plans that several or1crfs
srru put on the retired iist th-y
had failed To measure up to ~ar eoa
dltsons. They wvr, retired upon tot.
tres recommendations after h, had
witnessed their performances on this
battlefield"
Joffre in tao years tim. has made |
n nam. for himself throughout IN. |
rope Tn. world probably will kno~ |
him shortly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

hERtsiA. iva Thu ilasur s,.,,
-. Z" Travellers tansIiiar wnh O,,.
manJs France apd uusaia q ia gl,t.
shs uefmaHy rsuii mub,il.s ~,
tfuoi's sith go mach mofa ta4ay,
shsa tho ashsF toe rpuH,f.es N.
railroads uf s"urss. arufd the as
saef. Throughout ucEaiaa, tGs s,t,,
81 Faiisa,s loia ap ssoSs isApostasl
garrison @ith tho ffoA'isfs ga a,
Rhine, iihes stretch sssssasa To Ia
ffaarh sfon,iss iFdm colussse il.ss
ruslrns kfrusnssh, and farther ssss,s
'rum frahktuH aud Mannheim IN,
ca aha Eastern Prussia aFu tI,er.ti,
huaetrhmhsi ul,h raIiSaYs 10 n,
tsaasi1v ua the huasiAR slfs q, Ia
border tIh- there aru hasal, auY rar
uass
True. fraasr Ia exceptionally sstt
supplied wsth Fai,@ars. hat .raz
msiitafr standpoint thuy asu a4al,
isrkias Tho1 have b.on plasaee
ilss everything siso 'ay F'assv % !
radisai sIssem. slta Para Ihp s~a
,~F Practically everything 10 sss 10
Tho fguasses mas, pasa tttuvsh rafi,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GsANDMOTnER's RECIPE ~
BRING BACK COLOR AND Lus.
TIRE To HAIR

That beautiful. even shade Of dark,
glossy hair can only bs had BY brew.
ing a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui.
phnr. Your hair In your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When Il
fades. turns gray. strsaksd and looks
dry. wispy and scragxly. Just an sp-
plication or two OF Sage Tea and
sulphur enhances It's appearance .
hundred fold.
Don't bother TO prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store q
30 cent bottle OF "wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" ready TO use.
This can always DO depended upon 70
BRING the natural color. thickness and
iustre OF your hair and remove dsnd-
run. stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
Everybody usea "Wysth's" 8sRs
ana sulphur because II darkens 80
naturally and evenly that no
BODY can tell II has been applied. You
simply dampen sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this through ths
hair. taking one small strand st q
time; by morning tho gray hair has
and after another ND
plieation II becomes beautifully dark
ana appears glossy. iustrous and
abundant.
Aavertisemsss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
THY ALL KNOW ME"

Copyright. 1919, by Geo. Z. Patterson
Every newspaper man in his ex-
perienee soliciting advertising has
had some merchant tell him, They
all know me. so why should l adyer.
tiseg" Let Us look at this. IL the
merchant meant anything by this as
seTtion be meant that everyone who
might be induced to trade in his
town and with him knew him. That
this Is not true is apparent 10 every
thoughtful person.
II People IN community are con-
stantly changing, coming and going,
and are becoming more and more pre-
occupied with their own affairs, so a
merchant heed 90 but a short dis
tanee from home to find people who
never heard of him. They may meet
merchant in a personal way. and at
the same time know nothing OF him
in business way. and nothing of the
goods he handles.
Meeting a man In a personal way
and meeting a man In a business way
are s1e very diferen. things John
Smith may know John Jones the man,
but Smith may not trade with Jones
the grocer, for the very good reason
that he only knows Jones in a person
al way. He does not know him in a
business way. He has not been edu-
Gated to think Of Jones as the posses
sor of some commodity that would
give him greater comfort and happi-
ness. He has not been educat ted TO
think of groceries when he thinks Of
Jones. IL every time Smith thinks o.
Jones he thinks of groceries OF a
superior quality that he needs for his
comfort and happiness, then We might
say that Smith knows Jones the gro
Ger. The one way TO bring Smith To |
know Jones the grocer better, Is 10 |
teach Smith more OF the business side /
OF Jones and the goods he sells How
else can this be done more effectively. !
economically and consistently than /
through newspaper advertising.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

guard, rallied the reuea,ing French
and led new attack. completely rout.
ing the enemy. without word. after
completing his victory. he entered
Timbuctoo. the FIRST 10 do so
That was the last colonial work he
performed. Returning TO France he
became professor at the war col
Iege: the director OF the engineers.
general OF brigade. general OF diYi,
sion. corps commander. and. lastly.
commandcr-in r-in-chlef OF the French
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Local ssus sppsAss asss u
RE ttsssld. see . aes,A
AT ONCE! ClOGGEO N0STR|LS OPEN,
HEAD COLDS AMO CATARRH VANISH

ssaas s~lia slssoises By The heal u
the aostrils. s'eastss,ss asa heals tts
inaa,aei. a~oiisa tassnssass vhsA
iiass the aas.. head asa tssssi.
clear. .ls passages. s...-. saslg ~.
charges ana = svi,as % eiessAiss
sooshlns relief eotnss itnmsaiaisly.
poat lag svaAs iosisht s,rss
Giias Tor breath. sish head s,sffs1.
aossriis oiassd. havtinu sas siovtss
catssrh OF . cold. -iih its rassias
aos.. foul mucous dsopplss iato ~
throat. asa fav dsyssss IL ais,fsssiss
su, truly aesdissA
Put yoar faith---just oses-- y
'siy's Cream naim'' and yoaf ssa<
OF e.'arrh viii surely disspps~r
tPsid Advsstistnsasj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Iinpo0nding Notice

Notice Is hereby given that on th,
9Th day OF September. the following
described animals were impounded:
One red and white spotted COW
branded 81 on left shoulder.
One red and white spotted calf; nc
visible brand.
One white COW and two red and
white spotted cows. all branded HIP
connected On right hip.
Two red and white spotted calves
and ono black calf. all branded HIP
connected on right hip.
Unless said animals are claimed by
owners they will be sold at public
auction at the city pound at IL a. N.
on September lG. 1914.
ED. OWENS.
iA-u Poundmastsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale
Beds, dressers. chairs, tables,
stoves, rugs. etc. Call Sunday or
evenings after o'clock at IFS Cres-
cent avenue. DR.. A. C. Graves. lO-gt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
IRISH AND WELSH
BILLS ON SHELF
10Th PUT on STATUTE BOOKS,
but WILL NOT BE PUT INTO
OPERATION UNTIL THE CLOSE
OF THE WAR
United Press Service

LONDON. Sept l5.-Premier As.
quith In the house OF commons an,
nounced that no further steps would
be taken on the Irish home rule or
the Welsh d!sestabiishment laws for
a year. or at any event until the eal
OF the war. He explained that both
laws would be put on the statute
books Immediately. but would not be
put into operation until the end OF
the war. He also announced that IL
was arranged, through America, 10
facilitate the departure OF English
women and children from Germany.
The English men would be held as
prisoners Of war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
/ aI,ud i'fs.s fsas,ios

LoSpoS. s.pi i5 s,l,t. p,.,
hutst's has, knd sarrasUst.s a.
completely ceased campaigns a., ,,,..
aud saSned their energies aud ass..
instead toward establishing ~, :.
llvt driso,s Ia their womsa, ITALIA,
all hFatrh establishments
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

] wish 10 announce myself as A
candidate for the Office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Klamath County
on the Republican ticket. My con-
slant object during my incumbency In
this office. should the people elect me,
"ill be Economy with the best inter.
ests OF the people"
CLINTON d. CHORPENINC
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

LONDON. s-p, Is snsiaad' =
famous bioodhouaa breeder. Major
Richardson. haH gone To- the front
~t,h dogs especially trained Tor Tar'
ins wounded mrl tatsspi by the pet'
Cross workers Tho animata wear
Lhakiscoior~d ''eoats" marked utta ,
rcd sfuaa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

Try "Eiys Cream nsim .

Get small bottle ssy~ay. Just to
iry IT Apply littis In the Sossrils
ni ins''atS your rioss.d no.s aud
sios. .'rdsup air passages of the head
0iil op.h y"a ~iil breathe srcsiy
hu'lnrss and headache diaappeaf. ~
n"fnIns The rstArrh. eold.in.h.aa or
catarrhal sore throat wiii disappsr.
sut snrh ntscsy no~i Got the
small Lott,e OF "Eiy's Cream Bsisn''
., any drug store This svsss, srs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
unitsd i'reaa Service

LONDON. Sept Is The fouaa
Meas Christian Association aSid
Workers have established branches 81
itO tfl,ish array camps
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
WARS NOT HEAVEN
It's turning cold.
You need n bracelet

You need n bracelet.
II you arc going 10 school you
need fountain pen have the
Conkiin seif-nilcrs.
It's going TO rain, You should
have an umbrella.
nave some new onea nj reason
able prices. Tho seasons latest.
See my prices.
s-5t MctiattAn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED TO HIRE-Ons good wag-
On. team and harness. to use for
about one month. Address c. A. Ed
Ter. box 453. city. l0-ats
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
rai,si Press ssYvie~

LONDON. sept Is iinspltal b~s,
s,~ada have advanced morr than =
third OF their regular price since The
European war broke uat is SOM.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
FOR SALE

FOR sALE--spring chickens. aver
age weight 2 pounds. 40 cents each
delivered. c. E. Widdoes. Phone 81
7-Gts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Herald S Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

ROOMS-Nice cool
rooms at the Clairmont s-ls-lm'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

WANTED-Woman cook, Immediate
ly Blackburn hospital. 1872,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

did the same thing for Madagascar
Then he was sent 10 nahomoy with
Colonel hennisr. who VAS Killed in
battle. Joffre. commanding the rear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
SOME MINOR WAR news FROM EUROPE
,,rr,r sroW,ls tNoM rME tto>r rMAr Ann COMM. =,
ruuoVau rNe CArirAiS ot rmE NAroNs NOW ttour,,.
EAcu oruEn-soME AWE rNiviAi. HUr All tHn i>r,r..,
ma Nr rME,

e',Iss Ia sas1ahi the supply Aa.b
completely exhausted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

FROM THE WAY sundry European
nations talk about ending the war, It
appears that even the price Of peace
has reached high mark.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

FOR RENT-Foar or Eve unfurnish-
ed rooms, cor. 9Th and High. 1874
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Mcfiattan

Herald van, ads bring results
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

BY The WAY. is your houseprop-
eriy numbered? Free mail delivery
is useful institution, you know.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

THE SERVING Of sidewalk repair
notices on property owners may be
disregarded by some OF our people,
but this little task will at least shift
the blame in case OF an accident 10
the one who should bear 1.-THE vii.
fully negligent property owner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

OFFICE ROONS-Choice suites in
the Odd Fellows and Willis build
ings: best location In the city. -
w. o. Smith. Herald ONCE. 20-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
Scattered Shots

INSTEAD OF starting of with tha,
tnreadbare statement regarding the
weather. We might remark what a
peaceful old world this is-at times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15

GENERALLY SPEAKING women
are generally speaking.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-15
A Close Range View Of Man Who
Is In Command Of French Army
"Joffe, the Silent Is Graduate of the Military Academy
and Veteran of the Franco-Prussian War.
Put in Defenses When % Years Old
ny WILLIAM rHii.lr si,iMs

lparls Correspoaaeni ot the unleA pt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-12
Increased Mining in Iowa.

The mineral production of Iowa
in 1913 reached value of $25602, OILS
according to figures of the United
States Geological Survey compiled in co.
operation with the state survey. This
is an increase over 1912 of S2,70l ,665
The two principal industries in the state
are coal mining and clay working, which
contribute nearly so per cent. of the
total
Iowa ranks 10th among all the states
and second among the states west of the
Mississippi river in the production of
coal II is principally an agricultural
state and ranks 18th in the value of its
manufactures and goth in the value OF
its mineral products.
The elay-working industries in 1913
showed decided Improvement over the
preceding year, the product increasing
in value from S4,522, 1926 to s5,573, ISL.
Third in importance among the states
industries is the manufacture of Port
land cement. In this industry also the
output in 1913 showed an increase of
over 100000.
The value Of the gypsum products in
Iowa in 1913 was Sl.l5T $3.50, an increase
OF more than 100000 over 1912.