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The Calumet news., 1914-10-05

London, oct. 5.-Russian reports in
dicatc that the German offensive to-
ward the Niemen River from the East
Prussian frontier ended in a German
rout after the battle of Augustowo,
which was under way since Septem-
Der 25. If these reports are true it
means not only has General Rennes-
kampf been given an opportunity to
resume the offensive, but that the inn
portant fortress of Ossowetz has been
relieved from investment.
An official message from the COM
mandant Of the German fortress at
Koeningsberg, however directly con-
tradicts the Russian report. and the
Berlin version maintains that the Ger
mans along the East Prussian frontier
have generally been victorious.
craeow Not Yet Invested.
AS expected, subsequent reports
have discrCditcd the rumor that the
Russians we're investing Cracow. 1t
was hardly possible for the Muscovites
to have reached there in such a short
time, hut that Cossacks have reached
the neighborhood of Cracow is dis
tinctly credible.
While the allies i'm the west are con-
graduating themselves upon the eX-
Colence of the railway service which
enabled them To bring up all necessary
transports and re-inforcements. the
Russians I'm East Prussia are suffering
from lack of such facilities. No mat
ter how great the Russian invading
host proves to be, physical conditions
alone would prevent any duplication OF
the wonderful march of the German
forces through Belgium and Northern
France.
Four Million Fighting Men.
I'm the eastern theater the Germans
would appear, according to English
observers. To he contemplating peri
cd of defense before under taking the
offensive. They are busily engaged
between Thorne East Prussia, and Ga
licia. entrenching against the Russian
hosts gathering on the other side of
the frontier
II is calculated that in the eastern
arena there are no fewer than four
million fighting men, and repetition
Of the long siege battles, which have
been such feature Of the struggles I'm
France seems a certainty.
Russians Menace Budapest.
The Russians continue to push east
ward on Cracow. evidently with the
hope Of thence getting to Breslau, and
then go on stretching their tentacles
out toward Budapest.
Cossacks are well on the plains OF
Hungary. Budapest admits they have
crossed the River Thesis, regarded as
one of the main obstacles in their prog
ress. BY getting across the railroad
at Szigeth they secured a second line
leading to the Hungarian capital. They |
already have seized the Lemburg-
Budapest line at Unghwar.
Paris Reports German Defeat.
Paris, Oct. 5.-(Afternoon-Ofiic |
In Russia, after a ten days battle.
the German army operating between
the Eastern Prussian front and the |
Niemen River, was driven back along |
the entire line, and made n retreat. |
abandoning considerable quantities OF
war material. This army has evacu-
ated completely the territory of the |
Russian provinces of Suwalki and
Lonja."
Berlin Says Germans Win.
Berlin, Oct 5.-CWireless to Say
Vile, J.. I.-OffciaD Near Augusto-
wo, the third lSiberiau and parts of
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Germans, However, Claim TO Have
Forced Breach in Outer Ant
Werp FOrtifiCatiOns
ATTACK is VIOLENT
Heavy Artillery Pounds Unceas.
ingIy-- defenders Stop Teu-
tons Advance

Antwerp, via London, oct. o.
1t is officially announced that the
situation of the fortified positions
around Antwerp is unchanged.
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LAND IS LAID
WASTE TO Save
BELGIAN CITY
Destruction Estimated at S50,.
100000 in Antwerp Vicinity

London, oct. Cutting of forests
destruction of houses and flooding OF
lowlands around Antwerp as precau-
lions asainst attack have cost the Bel
gians $500000OO is the estimate of j
II. Whitehousc, member of parliament
from Lanarkshire, who has returned
from visiting Belgium to assist in re-
lief measures.
Mr.. Whitehouse made the journey
, outside Antwerp with two military
cars, attended by Belgian officials. In
describing the damage which he says
the Belgians had to infict upon them
selves to supplement the defenses of
Antwerp, he said:
Hundreds of thousands Of trees had
been cut down so that at some points
of our journey we had the impression
OF passing through wilderness of
! roots. The tree trunks had been re-
moved so as to afford no cover to the
enemy
in the villages all ordinary life was
halted. Women and children were
standing or sitting, dumb and patient,
by the roadside. Half way to Ter
monde we could hear plainly the boom
ing of guns and saw many evidences Of
the battle.
Termonde an Utter Waste.
Il had read newspaper accounts Of
the destruction of Termonde and had
seen photographs, but they had not
conveyed to my mind any realization
of the horror of what actually hap
pened. Termonde a few weeks ago was
a beautiful city of about $1,000 inhabi-
tants.
II went through street after street.
square after square, and found every
house destroyed with all it's contents.
1t was not the result of bombardment;
it was systematic destruction. In each
house a separate bomb had been plac-
ed, which had blown up the interior
and set fire to the contests All that
remained i'm every case were portions
Of the outer walls, which were con-
stantly falling.
cor the population | thought that
not a soul remained. ! was wrong, for
as we turned into square where the
wreck of what had been one OF the
most beautiful Of Gothic churches met
my eyes a blind woman and her daugh-
ter grouped among the ruins. They
were the sole living creatures in the
whole town. Shops, factories, church
es and houses Of the wealthy all were
destroyed similarly.
Threatened With Starvation.
"The whole life of the nation has
been arrested Food supplies which
ordinarily would reach the civilian
are being taken by the Ger
man troops for their own support. The
peasants and poor are without the
necessities of life, and conditions of
starvation grow more acute every day.
"The completeness Of the destruc-
tion in each individual case was ex-
planned to me later by the Belgian
who described numerous APP
pliances which the German soldiers
carried for destroying property. Not
only were hand bombs of various sizes
and descriptions carried, but each sol
der was supplied with quantity of
small black discs little bigger than |
6-penny piece When lighted they
burn brilliantly for few minutes and |
are sufficient To start whatever fire is |
necessary after the explosion of a |
bomb"
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DEFERs DIVIDEND ACTION.

New York, oct. 5.-The Miami
Copper company deferred action to-
day on its quarterly dividend
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Paris Reports German Defeat.
Berlin Says Germans Win.

Berlin, oct. 5.-CWireless To Say
vile, t. I.-omciaD Near Augusto-
wo, the third Siberian, and parts OF
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Continued on End PAGE. Il. Column.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-05

AN e M 3 Err OF THE
N ASSOCIATED PRESS
ALL ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY.
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IT HE WEATHER. Unsettled to-
L night and Tuesday. Probably
showers. Cooler tonight.
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Germans Make Frantic Attack:
German Regiment Destroyed.

London, oct. 5.-Fort Waelhem. out
side of Antwerp destroyed an entire
regiment Of bcsieging Germans on Sat
urday, according to the Amsterdam
correspondent of the Central News.
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Continued or End Page, list Column.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
CLEAN UP OUTSIDE AND IN

THAT there Is great need for the
i systematic observance of an an.
nual cleanup" day seems to be con.
eeded by practically everyone in
Klamath Falls. II 1t was a. easy 70
remedy the unsanitary conditions OF Z
town as it Is TO get the people to ad-
NIT the necessity Of doing so. klam-
ath Falls. rs we'll ~ all other cities,
would be spotlss.
While the conditions In klamath
Falls are somewhat improved over
what they we're a few days ago. q trip
through the city shows many streets.
alleys. yards and open places that are
Uttered with waste and rubbish. and
are unsightly and unsanitary.
Although probably no worse than
other cities. you will flnd poor walk
here. board out Of fence there. or
"a post down. weeds growing rank
along the sidewalks or In the yards.
or even the home presenting . dilap-
idated appearance for the want Of Z
little paint
II these are the conditions out.
doors. exposed to view. what must be
the condition inside. in the Easements
and attics and store rooms.
A clean up campaign should be
thorough. II means more than simply
raking up few chips and boards and
tin cans and hauling them away. That
much is good. but there il work for
every man. woman and child In the
city. II you will take q few moments
to think. you will nnd several things
that you should do.
You might start In by fixing the
walk: then level on tho lawn: clean
mp the back yard. and plant some
flowers; then clean up the attics and
store rooms inside.
The plan that will accomplish the
greatest results would be to treat the
home with q new coat Of fresh paint.
This done. you will not be content
until all the surroundings are improv-
ed to correspond.
II will also be an incentive to the
neighbors to improve. II 10 wonder
full what little paint will accomplish.
Just try IT and see.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

oAkLAND. April II. - Church
spires and church bells are doomed to
so down ~ relies OF the past. declares
the Rev. +. J. Bradncr. pastor Of the
Grace Methodist church OF Oakland.
Mr., Bradner Is modern church ad.
ver,iser. and uses an electric rcvolv-
ing cross. seven Zee, square. that can
be seen for miles. Al night this cross
hangs in the air. apparently on IRE.
turning slowly on Its axis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

No<iec Ia Csyatrartoss
Sealed proposals will be received BY
the undersigned up TO o'clock y. m.
OF May 4. 1914. for tho erection Of q
city hall on lots and 10. block 70.
Klamath addition to klamath Falls.
Oregon.
Proposals must bc for Furnishing
all labor and materials. machinery
and construction equipment necss.
ssry for the full construction and
completion OF such city hall In ac-
cordance with the plans and spsctaca-
tions prepared by Weight 4 Co.. archi-
tects.
Proposals received will bc opened
and considered by tho Common Coun.
ell Of the city Of Klamath Falls. Orc
Gon. At the corner OF Main and Ssc-
ond street. iu said city. At their reg
ular meeting. Monday evening. May
4. 1914. or At such other time a. the
meeting may be adjourned TO.
Each proposal must bs accom-
panied by an unconditional certified
check payable 10 J. w. Siemsns. city
treasurer. for per cent OF the
amount Of the proposal ~ q guarsn-
tee that the successfui bidder will
enter into contract and execute the re-
CURED bond within ton days from the
date Of the award.
Proposals shall bc made only on
the form prepared by tho architect.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tained Of the architect at their once
In said city on deposit Of S35 guar
snteeing the return OF the plans and
specifications In good condition.
Said deposit TO be returned upon
receipt Of plans and specifications.
The right II reserved by the city
Of Klamath Falls 10 reject any and All
bids and proposals.
by order Of the Council.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
Police Judge OF the City OF Klamath
Fails. Oregon.
+-l7.I.4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
Women's Woes
Klamath Falls Womea Are Findine
Relisf as Lass

II does seem that women have more
than q fair share Of the aches and
pains that adlict humanity; they
must keep up" must attend to duties
In spite ofconstantly aching bscks OF
headaches. dizzy spells. bearing down
pains; they must stoop over. when to
stoop means torture. They must walk
and bend and work with rackins
pains and many aches from kidney
Ills. Keeping the kidneys well has
spared thousands OF women much
misery. Read Of remedy for kid
neys only that II endorsed BY people
in this locality.
Mrs. H. N. Beckwith. sll Oak st..
Grants Pass. Ore. says: II used
Doan's Kidney Pills In my old homo
in Montana. and ! have also used
them here in Grants Pass. ] suffered
mach from weak kidneys. brought on.
l think. by impure drinkink water.
Doan's Kidney Pills have strength
ened my kidneys and improved my
health.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
Nostee tsstatng hids

uida ~,it be received by ,hs rsliss
Judge ot The city OF klanaia ysik.
up sa aad iaeiualns Masday svssiss.
April "a. tSts. ss : e'eleet. Tot IL
eoastruesioa and ,aY,as Of = ssvw
main on caaai stfeo;. from Tsett 10
Eisvsath. IN accordance ul,h ~
pisas. spesiaessions and ss,iasie 4
the city sasinsss. on aio In shs can
Of The ssAsssisssd.
The eoestsuetioa aud layIss of ss<A
sswss maia tavelvss tho !olloviss'
80 cubic yasds OF s,ca'a'lcs ~
back Hli.
sst fcvt Of s-iaeh ss~s' pirs
4 doabls "y's''
1 lamp hole.
All eoansettoaa,
n,ddsss are required to asposA .
certified check for 8 poe esa, of ~
amount et their bids. and the success.
tui bidder will be Required 10 ssssf
,aso eoauses and bond ios the fs'ts'
tui pestosmAaee Of the wosk. u'is's
tsa days Of the award,
Dated At klamath Falls. April ~
1919.
A, l.. LEAvtTT.
Police Judge Of the city OF klAens
raiia. Oregon. t'ieW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
TO keep ASHLAND
CEMETERIES CLEAN
CITY COUNCIL TAkEs A srEr
THAT CAN M COPIED WITH
PROFIT ny KLAMATH FAILS
AND OTHER CITIES.

ASHLAND. April 1.-THE GENE,
terics OF the city are 10 be under the
control OF cemetery committee OF
the city council.
This plan will bring about more
aniform care In the city buryins
grounds and aid tho Civic Improve
r.snt Clubs c6crt to make the parks
and public places ~ beautiful a. ros-
slhle Tho mayor has selected FOR
this eotamittee Ncssrs Ware. Beaver
and Cunningham.
The cemeteries s.c to be thorough.
l. gone over before Decoration par.
and put In shape for the annua, de-
oration exercises
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
Saws Printers Ink
Beats Church Bell

Tho old accepted methods OF
chuch advertising. the splrc and the
bells. arr useless. and are passing" ="
sAys Mr.. pradncr. "Thc bell dis
turbs the peace. but does not attract.
aud the spirc only wastes space and
money, believe In modern methods
and printers ink. and have found that
newspaper advertising brings more
people to my church than a dozen
bells"
The electric cross Is the third OF Its
kind In the world.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

'ns the proposed work are to ee ....
~ . basis Tor III. said work sna
contract for such impro,cm,,, -.
bs based thereon aud tho ..,,u.... .a..
cost OF such work aud lmprovsmss,
subsaitisd by said engineer =, a..
'rsTs. IL hereby adopted as ,hs s,.. -
able cost Of the said work "
And u 10 further rpso,yss @,
The time wiihia witch objee,,o,. :. ~
remonssraaees may DO heard .s.,,..
the proposed improvsmsu, ...n !.
on or before the iith day q, ~
tst<,
And u In further resolved r..,
tho boundaries ~i,hla whleh tho p,o.'
rr'y ises that " 10 be b-nea,,ss 4,
said Improvement ts all ,sa, u,,,..... |.
ly'as adiaeen, TO the said ,,,.s..
from Main 10 upham within a ,,.. :.
each side of said streets 90 lmp,o,,s
distant lao feet from ihp aide linz \,
sala streets. from uphan TO f,os.n
s,rvois iio feet on each sias. asa
fro'n wordsn avonas 10 sarxss, s,..
aac ioo feet on each side. sions n.
,lAs of tho streets improved.
And II 10 further resolved IA,
.As notice required by charter IA 4.
sivra 10 The property ownsrs aasss.s
By the proposed impro,etasa, sAan
he duly given - By the said chart,
provided,
State af Oresou.
coaaty Of klamath. 81.
city Of ktamstA rAiis
I. 4, 1. Lssvis,. foilcs jeas, q,
ID. City Of kiap,s,h fsils. osssc,
~ hereby sssss, the Foregoing 10 h
10 properly sa1 eertvs,iy eh 'ollsa Coz,
cf . resotatAa saop,sa BY 4 majority
ef The mombsts Of tho cosamoa Co.'s.
~ elect. aaa approved by The mayu
ca the i,ih dsy of April. ist
a. J.. fsEAvtTT.
Police Judge af tho CITY az kisrs.A
tsiis. Oregon
Approved by the Mayor thls i,,A
asS of April. ,sits
T,r, NICHOLAS.
Mayer at the city OF klamath va,i.
ofsEou. is.iW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

| 1sesolwstoa
tleetassas the lss~sstoa Ut the C1sy Of
klamath vsit. 10 twspsovs Ktsv.
~ash sssv~s In Hasd Cssy rsuss
Nata sarrcs Ia UPAam Hssess,
wosvisa Avcase vross upham 20
noasid, asd l,osAiA sss~es Esom
Wosi~u AvVase 10 aarsess sss~~s
Whereas. A petition signed by more
than ton frsohoiders Of the city Of
klamath Fails. Oregon. and aisd with
the Police Judge thereof. and pssssnl.
I'D to sho Common coancii. having tor
It's object tho Improvement Of Eiev.
snth street In said city from Mais
s're~t 10 Upham street: wosdsa ave.
nue from upham street to Doaaid
street. DoaAid street from wosdsn
avenue TO Sargent street. tuelading alt
thu Intersections of said streets;
And. Whereas. The Common coun.
ell has directed the city sasinsss TO
survey the said streets aud prepare
plans and Specifications and estimates
OF cost Of various kinds Of improve.
m@nis Of tho said streets; aud the said
city engineer hsving died with the 70.
lice Judge for the confederation os
members Of tho Common Council
Plans and specifications and estimates
OF cost Of tho several varieties Of I'm.
provsment;
And. Whereas. The said plAas aaa
specifications and estimates are soupd
satisfactory after sxaminatiou By the
council:
fs II Resolved. That the said plans
and specifications are hereby approved
and tho Common Council hsrsby sx.
pressos liz determination 10 Improve
ths tsid streets within the limits ds.
fined by grading the sams and improv.
ing with oil macadsm pavement with
a ]-inch Water Macadam base ana =
?-ineh Asphalt Macadam top. with .
concrete curb and gutter AZ per plans
and specifications on nle, together
with the necessary drainage. The
width Of roadway TO be ~ feet.
That the plans. Specifications ana
estimates Of tho city engineer cover.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get . small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or - the German folks
call Il. "Hamburgss Brust The" ," At any
pharmacy. Take . tablespoonful Of the
tea. put . cup Of boiling water upon
Il. pour through . sieve and drink Q
teacup full st any time during the
day or before retiring. Il 4 the most
effective way 70 break . cold and cure
grip. a. it opens the pores Of the skin.
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels. thus driving . cold from the
system.
Try II ths nsxt tine yoa suffer fron
. cold OF the grip. If 10 hsspsnsivs
and entirely vegetable, thsrs6o6s sa1s
and haSmls6A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
WHY NOT

Take advantage Of the summer vaca-
tion to start the children in music?
Special summer inducements ON
pianos at Shepherd Piano Depot. next
door to postomce. 9-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
VISITS
THE RESERVATION
INDIANS usE A GLASS rO skE ir,
sYAi.lioNs tVW sARMERs rrH.
,m.sHp---orHtR NEWS MOTIFS
iM,M TIM AGENCY
ti,craid special service,

hi.aMArH A lENcy. April ~ -'
zia, baldwin OF Klamath falls passed
through hero tn, fore part of the
~ccS. making u shnrt atop. For =
While the Indians and Agency attaches
,touIhl he walked but upon very
close sxamlnati,a they saw tina, 10
cam. In an automobile so small that
u rlssnif, iax x,sss Was aimost nee,s
,ary 20 see II, Tho eyeiccar Ii nss
enc en- us,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
NoOce for Publicalloa
(Not Coal I.sndsl

Department Of tho Interior. Unitsd
States Land Once st Lsksview.
Oregon. March 9th. 1914.
Notice u hereby given that James
D. 0rimss. whose postoalcs address 4
klamath Falls. Oregon. did, on The
slst DAY OF March. 1913. aIs IN this
once sworn Statement ana Applies-
ton. No. ostss. 70 purchase the CIV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
Hotel Arrivals


y. Manchester. Merrill: s. N. Oh
lispie and wife. Blue Lake: A. X,
Roweil. Sacramento: y. l.. wsndt. o.
J. Loxo. Homer Groat. D. d. Dobbins,
Alex Sparrow. Portland; II. l.. Chroc.
den. Tho Dailes: J. 8. Dennis. A. Z.
Cronbalin. Modesto; W. l.. Tinsisy.
Fort Klamath: W. l.. Tingiey. n. "a.
moniya. city; Joseph Brown. San
Francisco.
White Pelican
John J. Bcckman. Fred Sebben,
Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17
Another "Ne~mith" Boom

That the people Of the western end
of Lane county are looking forward to
a division OF Lane county. but ara
very quiet as to the location OF the
county seat. was the statement Of Al.
torney Waiter y. Jones. who has just
returned from a trip to siuslaw Val.
ley points. He says there h . grcsi
deal OF sentiment In favor OF another
county In that end OF Lane. and the
people seem confident that they will
succeed in getting it.--Eugene Regis
ter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

The Seychelles group. . British
possession lying $50 miles northeast
Of Madagascar. consists Of about thir.
Ity small islands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

V NV v. WV BwX. Bee. II. aad
MEN aEN. Bee, 10. township ~ b..
range 10 ~. willamette Meridian.
and the timber thereon. under the
provisions Of the act Of Jane J. ISIS,
and acts ameadatory. kaowa - The
''rimesr aud stone Law" u such
value 40 might bs nssd By appraiss.
msn,. aud that. pursuant 10 ssch apo
pliea,ioa. the land and timber thsrsoa
have been appraised at . total Of
Stoo. the timber Estimated at $4,000
board feet at u per ~. 600 lasipsf
posts At ceats each. and the laad
al St-o. that said applicant will oass
ana, proof tn support Of his applica'
tion aud swosa slAtemsa, ON the ssd
day Of May. isit. before G, u. psi.ap.
county clerk OF klamath eoaaty. Ore.
xoa. At Klamath Falls. OreGon,
Any person u at liberty to pscssst
this purchase before eatry. or tai,iats
a coa,es, at any time before the pat.
on, issues. BY nliag . eorrobosatsd
afidsvit In this Once. aiissins facts
which would defeat the satsy.
JAS. y. BURGESS. Rssissss
s-slh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

|, 10 feared that there viii be ne
baseball team on tho reservation this
season. We hops this viii no, be tbs
case. Boys. got In your collars and
pull for nrst class team. We have
plenty OF good material on tho r~srr'
walton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

Holland has Just completed ia hrst
crsmatory. although society for pro-
noting cremation there has b~en In
existence since 1874.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

Ability TO read and write 10 one OF
the requirements for voters In Por-
tugaI.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

The Chinese chrysanthemum was
introduced into England ~ far back
.as 1854. but It seems II became extinct
In that country 500 natter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

New York state has ss.lSs ehaui
f.urs. and ia:.s20 automobiles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-17

There arc two kinds Of insurance.
Chilcote writes the Kind that pays,
0S5 Main.