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Gilpin observer., 1914-09-10

make out their final papers in peace
and send them to the City Of Mexico.
And not until those .fnal pagers
were recorded and the transfer duly
made would they 30 much a. stick
pick into the hillside or show q
lump Of quartz.
But for Spanish gentleman, sup
posed to be all supple curves and sinu-
GUS advance. Don Cipriano turned out
somewhat Of a surprise. for when they
rode back through his narrow street
again he met them squarely in tho
road and called them to a halt
by what right gentlemen" he do
manded In voice tremulous with
rage by what right do you take
possession of my mine, upon which
have paid the taxes all these years,
and conspire with that rogue. Crul
Mendez. to cheat me out of TT It
Ia mine. tell you. no matter what the
agente mineral may say. and"
Your mine. nothing!" broke In
Hooker scornfully. speaking in ths
ungrammatical border-Mexican Of the
cowboys. I'VE meet one Mexican
he shows US the mine-that is ALL Ths
expert Of the mining agent says It b
vacant-we take it Stawano!"
He waved the matter aside with
masterful indifference. and Aragon
burst into a torrent Of excited Span
ish
Very likely. very likely" comment
ed Bud dryly. without listening to .
word: Isl, senor. 20 pienso!"
A wave of fury swept over the Span
iard's face at this gibe and he turned
suddenly to De Lancey.
'Senor," he said. you seem to be
gentleman. Perhaps you win listen to
me. This mine upon which you are
working Is mine. have held II for
years, seeking for the lost vein Of the
old padres. Then the rebels came
sweeping through the Land They stole
my horses, they drove on my cattle.
they frightened my workmen from the
mine. | was compelled to fee-myself
and my family-to keep from being
held for ransom. Now you do mo the
great injustice to seize my mine!"
"Ah, no. senor." protested De Ian
coy. waving his finger politely for o.
lence. you are mistaken. We have
inquired about this mine and II has
been vacant for some time. There II
no vein-no gold. Anyone who wished
could take It While we were pros
pecting we met this poor one-eyod
man and he has taken out q permit
TO explore It. So we are going To dig
that is ALL
But, senor!" burst out Aragon-anda
he voiced his rabid protests again,
while sudden faces appeared in the
windows and wide-eyed poems stood
gawking in a crowd. But De Lancey was
equally frm, though he glimpsed for
the first time the adorable face Of La
Gracia as she stared at him from b.
hind the bars.
"No. senor." he said. you are mis-
taken. The land was declared forfeit
for non-payment Of taxes by the min.
lister of Fomento and thrown OPEN
for location. We have located it-that
10 ALL"
CTo BE coNrINUED.)
Gilpin observer., 1914-09-10
in ALL our
NEIGHB0RH00D
There Il Hardly A Woman
Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Princeton, ILL., .-"I had inflammation.
hard headaches In the back Of my neck

and q weakness all
caused by fem ale
trouble, and I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound with such ex-
cellent results that I
am now feeling fine.
I recommend the
Compoundand praise
It to all. / shall be
glad to have you
publish my letter.
Gilpin observer., 1914-09-10

Insurance Against Appendicitis.
Lloyds Of London have recently is
sued form Of insurance against 40.
pendicitis.' The claims have become
so numerous that they have found IL
necessary to double their premiums.
Smile on wash day. That's when vou ma.
hed Cross Bag Blue. Clothes winter than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
Poverty is no disgrace, but wealth
can't always say as much.
Inc only exercise some people get
10 throwing bouquets ut themselyes
Gilpin observer., 1914-09-10

Important to Mothevo
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA. safe and sure remedy 70,
infants and children. and see that is
Gilpin observer., 1914-09-10

Diplomacy o. DishoNsstyf
Commend a fool for his w.t. o. .
knave for his honesty. and he win ~
oslvs you into has hosom.-Ne16ing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10

Ten copper barons now want un.
Gle Sam to buy 100000 pounds OF
copper to help them out of a hole.
Only a few months ago these same
copper barons defed Uncle Sam
when he asked for a settlement OF
the strike in the Michigan copper
country.
Don't buy an ounce. Let the darn
ed copper industry go to blazes.
Or else let Uncle Sam take it over
himself.
The trust press is still trying hard
to make the public forget gas and
accept the triumphant Roger as a
bisCuit-makeT.
In the meantime, the Southwest
Trust & Savings Bank is playing it
safe.
Litzinger, Republican machine
candidate for county treasurer, and
Stuckart, Democratic machine can
didate for the same Office, are both
stockholders and directors of that
bank.
And Roger Sullivan and Roy West
are both stockholders.
That bank apparently has a chance
to be elected treasurer.
Dan CRUCES vote indicates how
much the Democratic party likes a
candidate who is supported by labor.
Guinea is the only chance labor
has now.
Now we'll see how much of a Pro-
gressiVe the TTib is.
Will it support and make a real
fight for Raymond Robins?
Hearstism in Chicago got its 9TH
er eye blacked in Tuesdays primary
election.
Hearst's vicious fight against Will
son and his hostility to union labor
has put a big crimp in the influence
of his papers.
And the other trust papers have
put Hearst in a cute little hole in this
mans town.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10

If there were any chance OF II VOL
ing together once it could make Cum
nea county Judge.
HE who fights and runs away may
live to fight another day."-Ham
Lewis.
There is now nothing to make
Hearst hesitate about going over to
Teddy. It's his last chance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01

rihtete perbdltniBnt1big peniq S6d.
ben an. Oils nbtr 9eneral Srtagd
feline JslOsslhiiBe In 4ftion brad.e,
fparsn bic meter brauben sslegenen
Nbobenbiitten balb Su Sdutthdufen
reDu3irt. Wdn slaubt aber, bab aier
nur penige 2eitte aetobtet nurben, "a
bic 6iitten in pen meiiten ssdflert
prompt bon ben Solbaten perldTeE
tpurben.
allem Nnihein nah bedbiihtigten
bic GebeIlen nit ibrem fortfpd1renben
5euern, bic Resierunestruppen 3u entz
mutbigen unb fie 3u peranlafen nch
1eras biniiber3uflieben, tpobur9 Elm
Sturm nit Ieinen f6tDsrsn gerluiter
Dermieoen iperben ipiirbe.
Drei ober bier 8unbesfolbaten, Sie
ipGbreno bes 3agss bur9 ben sslrB
ipateten. fusten, DaB iie mebrere 1uns
bert Sobte an einern plaB gsfebsn
bdtten. sic fasen aud, baB bic sRes
gierungstruppen obne Gntbuiidsmus
idmpftsn; bab ale Dermunbeteu unbez
adtet, pbne pflege Iiegen bleiben miBs
ten; DaB In sSolee Don Streitigteitsn
5Diihen ben Jreiiuiliigen uno ber Re-
suldren bic 4rmte besorsaniIirt Fei;
|lnb bab Diele Der Golbaten iiber 1te
0ren5e 3u bsiertirsn tpunIhten, Sies
dber niht tnrafen, neil iie @efabr laus
fen tpiiroen, BON ihren Gffisiereu ME
bergeIdoiien su tuerbeu.
Die gefpiBbeit, baB iie binuerihtet
fpiirbeH, ipenn iie in bic GefanaeuihaFl
Der RebeIlen aeratbsn ioQt<n, bat Iefs
bon ben elf Resierunesgsnerdlen per-
anldbt, Borbereitunsen fir elm lleber.
Ihretten oes ssllHes an elmer S.ellc
nnterbaIb BON preiibio gu treffen. is
bieB logar, baB oieis 8enerdte, oaruas
ter pdsqual Crc3eo unb gudrel ga.
lasdr, bic Gren5e bersits ii6eritgitten
hdtten. General gild bate Dor Dem
abmarfd feinsr 5rnppen DON G6t.
baobua ausoriidlitb ertIdrt, bag Cro1s
GO. Gdlasar uno aud antouio Rria
erihoifeH iperoen tpiirosn, tpeuH IS qe.
lingen fol!e, ibrer babbaft gu psrosn.
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Oge(egrap6
Splpefer nutsr g h pies
riateitsn.

Columns, Sbio, 81. 9ss. -
Die DbiOer Stdrte fsiertsn ben Spls
rsiter Hnter nslien merbdltniIIen. Die
Gtnats saisnszHs botten itrsnge
WertD1rnungsH segen Die lle6er'hreis
inHg oes WitternudtssG sGefeses srIais
Zen uno bic poli3ei erSpang itrensIte
8ollitretuHg. 1rosbem rparsn bic fir
SpIpefters9 s9eIeufh1ften in ben 5otels
uno Gafes refsroirten 5iihe 7ablrsis
der. als in irgero einem Der por1erges
benoen Sabre, reHn aud saum Gsls<
aenhsit nor6orben mar, benz nsusu
Sabre einen Wiutomm AL entbieten.
od Die 0dite Die 2otlle penige Uainus
ten na6 3tp0lf llbr Mlittsrna6ts psr>
icifen muBteu. Der Saneo lit absr
aeret1ei tporoen. mapor Gorb bat Die
Sroiuan5 petirt, fpelhe Sango,
GriS5ln 6ug u. I. 10. perbistst. BEN
8ertiuf BON beruuiRnoen getrdnten
bel Oiienilihsn 1anspergniiaunsen un=
teriagt unO De Grnennung elmer
gansiduL Snfpsttorin ouf gmpfsblung
bes Central phiIantbrOpic Gouncil
pDriishi. Der Mapor uabm 4nitob an
Der lsBtersn geitimmung, ba lie tbn,
Elm Wlibtrausnssgptum ausitsQt uno
bemertte, bab bas 9srbpt gsaen sarss
rergniigunsen mad Miiternaht ben
JnaugurationsbaQ bes 9onperneurs
perlinhert bate.
90 ahrfprun Der oronergs
ssurp nit ge3ug auf bic
Calumet aataitropbe
Calumet. Ufin., 81. 9ss. Die
eoronerssSurp, bic orei Gage lang
3euaenausfaseu nit 8ssua auf Die
ganit in Der Staliensr@5aue am
Axihnahtsubenb entsesengeHommeH
eat, aab am WeititUot 4beub sins:;
offtnsn @dhrfpru6 ab, babinlaut.no.
eab Der Seuera!arn, Der bic Ydni.
peruriatte, bic ben Ioo BON 72 Der
ionen sur 5olg. bate. innsrbalb Der
hage aeasben purbe unb ui6t bon sia
mem Manne, Der Den aopf our6 Die
1bir seitedt satts, rpie anfangs be-
hanptet pornen mar.
Die 8ebauptung. baB bic Qdnlt
BON sFsinben Der 0eiiern federation
.rf Miners Seruriaht porben lei.
ipurbs pon Der Surp aIs unbegriinost
;uriidaepieien.
Woselei ieitsns bts pus
blitums.
Bottom, 81. DEG. Cine nsEe
Mrf uno Deiis, bic oohbabn aom-
pasnie nm ben Jahxprtis gu betriissr.
iit Bier snsbedt tpornen. Die 9samteu
Der Bolton glspaiso Railpan go. sas
Zen n1rilid, bic Gntoefung gemads,
bab ungef1br 5000 5idets, bic faI. gs.
nau ipie bic GubDap 5idess ausiesn.
tn bic lidetoebdlter an ben Subpans
Staticntn gsiporfsn lpcroen iinc. cGie
lide.s. bic politiite NntiinoigurseH
enthielten, iparen In Der aunsen Sia5.
BON ein.m Gtabtrdthstdnbi6atsn ssrs
brtitet lpcrbtn. Der Mdnn bate nas
tiiriin teint Mbnuns oancn. baB iie in
folder WsiIe O<rpsronDa fineeR mir.
ben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01

ms Dem Cent1 heH HstD.
Berlin, 1. Jonuar. lleber ber
Rsinsbauptftuoi lassrts am Wittipod'
Usittnoh eins IA .3ol tisFe Ghnses
bsds unD es bSrit INNER nod nitt usi'
su ihneisn, Rur einmal in ben !seten
30 5obren 1T EN- itdrierer Sdneefall
srIebt iporDen.
sn Der R6bx BON 5alle blis5 I'm
Mliiierndht Elm gifenbabn3ug, Der NIT
atutsn onssfiint mar, bic ii5 sur 5.isr
bss Reujahrstoges naf 6aufe beg:beH
iroilien, i'm Shnes iteden, uno am
Wlittag mar er nod ribt befrei. rrrr
ben. Der Shneefdn III I'M sar5cn
btutften Reif Elm aIlatmeinsr itno
itbr ftorter. Die Gtiirme an Der
glorbiiiiis baben nadsslaifsn uno bic
ssluihen asten 3uriid, Der S6ceen,
ben Iie in pielsn Stdbien anserihtes
toben, iit ckr Elm ishr kbeutsnber.
Wiele StGbte I'm ssnnsrn finD polis
iiGnbis eingeihHeit unb ibr Bsrtehl
nit Der aubeniuelt ift gang abseihnita
ten. 0isIe 2eute iinb erfroren.
Na9itdnge an bic 3aberns
affaire.
poIiseiprdiib.nt BON Jngop bat bel
bem gtaaisminifterium eiHc einsss
henDe jtriftlihe Dar!esuna uber feine
oft eripdbnts 3uihrift an bic ~9rsuss
3eitung1. In fpslder bas triessserihts
IiMe urtbeil Tn bsm Jalls bee aeuts
nonfs ssrsikrrn BON Gorfiner tritifirt
irurbe itnb bic 10 pisl Stnub oiifnirs
bette, einaereihi. Jdsoip battle cine
bttsbtaiiaIi6e afufforoeruns pom Wsis
uiNerinm erbulien.
Dos Rrisssstriht Der 90. Tto:Non
III Gtrabburs bat Die Werhano!uHg az
esn ben aommonhsur oes unldngit
RON 3nbern perlsgten SO. Snfunteriss
Neeiments. Gberit pon Rsutsr. ennsiile
iia duF ben 5. Sanunr aHstfesi. Usit
bem Cxrit mirb audi aeltnnnt Shno
Rom aleihen Rssimenf Dor ben
S&ranlen su erftsinsn babsn. es
breht iidb um bic befonnten MaHenDers
hnftunsen Bel ben aromo!lsn in 3as
btxn, mobsI nuh Elm Stantsunlpolt
i,nb anbsre Mmisptrionen in Oeirahrs
fam nbssfiihri purotn. spdhrenb ON
tsSe 3ipiliiten bic Na6t unIreiipiflig
n <inem RelI.r suaubrinstn haiten.
Der 4rsisbirsstor Wnbl BON 3as
BERN, Elm WaurnIohn aus Der gestnn.
d beinulbigt rirb. ben 1db sessn
BE Dsatfuh onsefoht su balm. bat
tpeqen Der bcrtisen Uorgdnss tin Dis
9ipiinar.D D<rfcbrsn sssen iih felbft BIZ
antrogt.
DeutfnIanbs nne Gngs
lambs nbIebnenhes Utrs
boIten segtn bieger.
GtdnteH.
Berlin, 81. De,. - Die BON
Eal6inaton aus perbrtiiete WslDnns,
BAL DsutfAlonb unD England eine &C.
~ bie Der. Gtnattn eefi6tete 6ons
btIssAdian3 etIHIOii<n 1dtttn, riro
poa oflai6ler eeite oll pclIfdnhig
arua,ls6 tiDsidust. 0ia teku Heams
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OetteyteyiAt.

0iir D1io nnb bos iptItliGe
qsnnfpIboHien: Tribes Wttter ON
0euneritng. I'm Jreitog nnteitinnss
IN M<tser. iDabrIheinlih nit 6rt!is
deu Meeen ooer GHnss. W6Bis far.
& 5iltint Dinbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01

Hu.po aarobo bon ben aonititutionas
Iifisn aufyfOrbsrt. iih su ergebea.
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MuSiailo. .Selegrapb
0agsU04nli6 arenges Wia'
tsrwe!ter
Cine IA 3sll titie eaneebede
lGSert iiber 1erlin.
III einer Mnsnabme ik btes Der
k1rtfe zHmeefaiI IN 30
Jabrea.
9t1&ildnst ben kr 53nbern Mffairs,
Cberis BON Reuisr bonn 80. Jnfante,
Tie Regiment piro iih am 5. b.
R. Dor sinem ariegsseridt 81
peronsiDortsn babeH.
Gnglcub uno Dsntihlann isslltn til
abrshe,
Rit portlie1l ipegen beg 0trtdufs Don
angola rnb Wo3ombique In uns
terbanbIung 81 IteheH.
Gcmturs 4Hlsrituniibe 9dmpisl
iperotn bon isbi an in Guesuss
tciDn unlsgen.
Die myifanifhsn Rssiernnsstrappeu
tn Giinnsa bebaupttn iih nod ia
ibren Dsri6ansungsn.
Oas Gnbe fpiro absr in "a Stunse!l
Die merifaniidsn Rssierunsstruppen
IN Giinnsa bebauptsn iih nod in
ibren Wsri6ansungsn.

Oos Gnbe rpiro absr in "a Stun5e.l
eripurtet.
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ae(unOe CinwanOerer WerOsll
oeportirt,
Weil es anseblid idun su piele
Nrbeiter in oem Ser Staaten
sibt.
Ter 5ineite Vrosef gegen Sans
S6uiiot, ben Wa0rDer Der Mnna
2lMmiiuer,

geainnt in Rep gort am 5. fSe6ruar.
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DerIin. 81. D<s. - Die BON
HEaf6inaton aus p<rbrtiiete WslDnns,
hos DsltfnlonD uno England eine sss
~ bie Der. Gtndttn eeriMtete 0ons
SsI1s sEIIiuns stIhlOiI<n 4d.ttn, iriro
poa pffhi1(er Geite oil pc1ftdnnig
arua,ls6 ts)si4uss. 0ia tphpz 0eam4
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9cmturs 9 4Hsrituniihe Dampfsr
uerntn bon jsbi IN in Gussuss
tcun dn!egen.
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Der goronerspahripru6 nit 8eauq
duf bic Calumet 8dtaitropbe,

Sdisbt niemanb i'm 9efonberen bic
Saulo fir bas llngliid au.
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8erberbli6e Seuersbrunit in Rep
2ort,
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Wh portlisal ipssen beg gtrtaufs bon
angola i:nb Wosambique In llns
ierbaneIung 5u isehsH.
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Cine IA 3sl titie eaneebeds
lGSert iiber Derlin.
III einer Ansnabme ik bles Der
N1refte 9HmeefaQ IN 30
1abrea.
Eo9fldnss Dcu kr 3abern affair.

GneIonb unb Dsi!fdlanb is.lIsn i,i
Mbrste,
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Iotio. Sdpdn, 81. Tea. Ja
1aitofu, Jormoia. ipurbsn am Ritt=
nod orsi5tbn gsridm5rtr Offeuili4
bingerihsst. Gle pnrsn on einfr Vsrs
fhD0runa teth<iligt. bic ben 3tped
bate, Der idpnniiGen asrri6uft ir
s5crmoic Elm Gnce su rnumen. Die
NerfGn0rer tenbiintigieu, i'm Gtbet.
|msr sin< 9Emee son 100 100 Mlaun
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Gintimnat oonnertag. oe, 1. ssauuar 1914.

sit orsanifiren. bic jdpduiIht gnrnifor
nieoersuinebeln, nnb bic sS5nfd bonr
ben gbinefen ous5ulieftrn. Qluber Der
13, bic gum 9obe perurtbeilt ipur0en
naren nod 1913 arbere 5u iangenGrei.
beitsifrafen berurf6eilt tpornen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-09
GREEK VS.. GREEK
IN SUNDAYS GAME
LOCAL TEAMS WILL PLAY To.
MORROW aITER>OOS--TEA
To PLAY At YREki WILL. III.
CHOSEN THEN BY MORROW

Sundays ball gnru IL going to be a
red-hot contest from start to Euish.
for each player 10 the game will do
his dingest TO be selected To 40 with
the team To freka eek from Sun.
day. Manager Morrow has arranged
a game with Yreka. which will be- the
frs. game played by the aggregation
10 the opening Of the Northern Calf
'oruia Leagu.
Sundays local game will be be-
tween two teams selected from tho
material gathered together by Man
hger Morrow. In one lineup will be
Dale ib, Maxwell 2b. Hayden 3b. Mes
ner ~. Noel II. Arnold RI. Baum e.
Thrasher c. Brown and Foster ..
The other lineup will be built
around a battery composed OF Hard
enbrook and Hoagland, with the res,
OF the team yet TO be named by the
manager. II is the aim Of the man
ager to balance the two teams nH
nearly as possible. In order TO make a
good game.
Ia taking the team To Yreka Man.
ager Morrow will use three automo-
biIes. bids for furnishing same To be
submitted 10 the manager before
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-09

In honor of the birthday anniv.r-
Sary 81 Mrs. Charles l. Roberts.
friends and relatives rendered her a
surprise PARTY 81 the home of her
mother, Mry g w. White Friday
afternoon The affair caught Mrs.
Roberts completely unawares. and
this added To III. enjoyment OF the
afternoon Many pretty presents
we're received by the guest OF honor
The White home was pr.ttily decor
ated for the occasion. apple blossoms
being used in profusion. Bridge whist
was played. and the prize was won by
Mrs. Wesley o. Smith. who presented
II Ia Mrs. Roberts. Attending were
Mrs George II Merryman. Mrs clar-
cnce ~ Underwood. Mrs. Carl c.
Cofer. Mrs. A. r Campbell. Mrs. Les.
lie Rogers. Mrs Wesley o. Smith.
Mrs. WIN w. Baldwin. Mrs. Austin
White. Mrs. Austin Hayden. Mrs. G.
w White. Mrs. Floyd ~ whit. and
Miss Marjorie Sellers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-09
Rulers Of Denmark
Visiting King George
uui,cd Prosa Service

JuIted Prssa Service
LONDON. May The King and
queen oi Denmark arrived in London
this afternoon on four days state
Sisit To Kong George The royal Vie,
ltors. Who Ncrc accompanied BY Fos,
s!gn. Mislrtcr scancntus. crossed the
North Sea on tho Danish royai yacht
DHnnnbrcg. escorted By Danish aua
BrItish warahlps. and landed a,
guc"nbofo this morning amid III.
thunder OF aalut"s from the waraSipa
and forts
After tho formal reception by the
British naval and military command.
ers. tho royal party Travelled by apo.
cial train tn London. where. al Vic.
toria station they were welcomed by
klHg George. Queen Mary. Queen
Alexandra. the Prince OF Wales. and
other royalties. tho Danish mlniatsrn
adm leg ton stan and q hoat Of brit.
llantly uniformed orioialn. cabinet
ministers. etc.
Tho Danish national anthem vac
layed AS to train dFog uv al Tic
flh'form. and a guard OF honor Of
the Grenadier Guards presented nrma.
ing George, out Of compliment 20
his guests. was In tho uniform Of a
Danish admiral crossed with the rib.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-09

bon ut paHlsh order. aud kIag
tbris'lpn sore british naval unltorta
1 sa4 no ngluah u,GsE. but klas
George Intends FrmrdYlag thls aay,
Tag thv aeh, 'aE daYs my making hlm
Rnlsht Of the Garter
Family Er.-IlnEs scfs followed by
a round OF presentations. after which
q i" royal party and cour, officials es.
'Htrd ths sailing state carriages aud
itoTu, escorted by k!lttering troopers
OF u" III" duards to nackinghav,
palace. where the Danish sla,tpsw are
10 stay until Wednesday The route
from tho station Nas Ilusd xl,a lroopa
and stcAt crowds gave them aa en-.
thus attic welcome Klag Chrls,ian
is rrvt cousin to King George and a
h"ph"~ of Qucoh'N Mother Alexandra,
and ~ the conclusion of the state visit
iAo Danish monarch aud his eonsoft
wili put In couple OF days ineosnito
Marlborough hauss "a Queen Alex.
anigR's gucats
Among tho ofneIai festivities ar.
ranged IN their honor az. gala nnr.
form ne" ut Coy.nt Garden opera
tnure on Monday night and luncheon
With tho lord mayor u, Guiidhaii on
Tuesday. followed by u state banquet
ana ball at the palace.
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About nifty automobiles loaded
with klamath Fails people. weRdcd
their way to Mrrriu last night 10 par.
,icipate In the candidates hail there,
either as hana-shakcTs or as dancers.
People from other towns did likewise
and Is = result. the treasury ot the
Merrill paeltc Library is over s20o
richer than is was yesterday The
dance was one oI the most enjoyable
eyes.s gwen in the Alfalfa city This
year. Tie best OF order was main.
taircs, ard splendid mgsic was FUR
nishes hg 3 ;our-picec orchestra,
which PLAYED well into the morning
hours. AZ Midnight the dancers be-
rzI 20 leave ihe opera house and as
semble at Merrill Haii. where delec-
table supper was served.
Invitations are being issued BY Mrs
George II. Merrymsn snd Mrs, Arthur
f. whitman for a party 10 be given az
the Baldwin hotel Thursday after
noon. Cards waFhe the natn diver
sion.
one Of the most enjoyable Affairs
Of the May Festival held by ,he
Ladies Aid Society Of Grace NJ. Z.
church was the recital given las,
night ST the ehrueh. which wRs veil
attended. ard which vas splerdidiS
rendered bylibe participants Every
number was heartily encho-ei There
were some changes in the program,
owing 10 Illness. etc, and the program
rendered follows
Vocal solo .... Mrs. b. c, Thomas
instrumental Miss Ruth Saueerm2n
Vocal solo ... Mrs. ZHmwalt
Reading !. Mrs Fred MuelIin
Solo Miss Mcclure
Instrumental .... Mrs. F. H. Coter
Vocal Solo Lawrence MehaHey
Reading ~. Mrs Fred Moulen
Vocal Solo - !. Mrs. 3 c. Thomas
Ladies' night al the Moose ball on
Wednesday evening proved TO be
highly enjoyable evening. and dancing
and cards were indulged In until a
late hour. when refreshments were
served This is 5 monthly feature
with the lodge. and Is always we'll
attended Earlier In the evening the
following program was given
voeal Soto = Mrs. Matthew Smith
Vocal Sole .. Ruth Sing
Recitation !. MiyA Sannomlya
Duet . rdsth sing. sflyn sannomlya
The fnsi. Rrfng paT'y OF the Ka-
silga cinb's striss was given. last
night in Hdrn = sEal,. ard il proved TO
be one Of the uIcst successful OF the I
etnire series. Tindaii,s orchestra fur
nished the music. and eachores were
frequent all through the evening. A,
fruit punch was served
The sixth a. birthday OF katherine
Walton was The occasion for a birth
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and Injured from fourteen thickly
populated villages at the base OF tbc
volcano.
There are many villages from
which reports have not been received
and II Ii believed they were entirely
destroyed.
Communication Ii all cut on. and
tRere viii be confusion as 10 the ex-
tent OF the damage for several days
Russia has II3 factories for max
Ing no-phosphorus matches.
WANTED--The use OF piano for Its
care. Address box SOS. S-6t
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oruor Hunt has ordered n. national
guard under his command 10 drtii as
often as possible. and be- ready 60 ga
to tn. front ut a moments notice