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WEATHER FORECAST
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For eastern New York. New England,
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to-day and o-morrow moderate north
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Snow fell I'm the upper lake regions.
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Elsewhere the weather was generally
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Cocser weather prevailed o,cr +he In
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Temperature were apoNe the r~tc.liuE
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change In Temperature. wind. fresh north
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barometer. corrected to road IN sea levsi.
at 4 A. NJ. 29.76, T. VI. :95i
The temperature tn this city yesterday.
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shown In the snncNe1 table
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
FL aso1nbro del mundo

Paris, diciembre de 1914-S1; ante
ell espectaculo intermlnabic dc la Data-
LA del Aisne, ell muildo enter0 Sc asom-
bra, no explicandose nj los fracasos de
la defensiva alemana, nj los exitos de
&c los "comunicaloS dc In Agenc;a
Wolff los datos SCI hasta ahora faYo-
rabies Francia.. A mediados de sep
tiembre, despues del fracaso del Marine,
las tropas del general Won Kluck co
menzaron luchar en- las inmedlaclo-
nes de Tracy-le-M Mont, noventa tres
kilometres de Paris Ahora es en- Ia
frontera belga, entire Nieuport y Dix
nude. ciento cincuenta Kilometres mas
frontera belga, entire Nieuport y Dix
al Norte, donde la veuladera lucha esta
entablada. Y no puede decirse que en-
ell espacio de estas 1ltimas semanas las
fuerzas germanicas hayan dismlnuldo,
puesto sque, seg1n la misma Prensa de
Berlin, la toma de Amberes ha perml-
lido ell Kaiser enviar ejercito sitiadOr
vencedor reforzar su frente de ba-
ITALIA. Calculando de una manera vaga,
los ingleses aseguran que, contra mi
lion medic de alemanes lucha million
" medic de franceses. jC6mo, pues,
los alemaneS, que encarnan ell supreme
poderlo humane, no vencen?. 5C0mo
los franceses, decadentes, no retroce-
den?...
La verdad es O. tan enganados esta-
ban los que cre1an en- la decadencia de
unos, cual los que Sc dejaban fascinar
por ell poder1o de los otros.
Cantando coplas galantes y bailando
pasos de Tango Francia saba fundir
canoneS, Eabricar aeroplanos Y f.rn4r
ragimlenlos 10 que no saba, nj guerra
saber, era ell arte, algo teatral, de ser
virse en- tempo de paz de su ejercito
para espantar al mundo. Sus soldados,
lejOs de atravesar los bulevares al pa
so de parada, escondianse en- las ciu-
dades modestas. Sus ofciales, sin mo
n6culo sin insolencia, tenlan ell pudor
de no arrastrar sus sables en- los cafes
Su Estado Mayor no Sc compOn1a de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23

mariscales divinizados. Y fuera de un
grupo de patriotas q qu1e-ress la gente de
buen gusto miraba ironicamente, nadie
en- ell pals sofaba en- conquistar el nun
do. Los mismos generates victoriosos
ell 1nico victorioso 81 quereis, ell que, en-
dos amos, dio a su patria un imperiC
nuevo, Lyauty, en- vez de mostrarse so
berbio y de exaltar ell esp1ritu militaf
del pueblo, trat6 siempre, seg1n la fra
Sc de un escritor espa1ol, de escondef
ell brillo de sus estrellas. - Cuando sus
ofciales volv1an a Marruecos, no Sc ha-
clan admirar en- sus uniformes glorio
sos, nj pon1an catedra de heroismo en-
las esquinas, sino que, initando sus
companeros metropol1tanos, trataban
en- pt1blico de ser amables, hasta muy
fr1volos Y, naturalmente, la literatu-
ra pintando la vida exterior, hacia yer
a los militares, como los paisanos
mas ocupados en- hazafias de adulterio
que en- empresas transcendentales.
Este pueblo-me dijo un dla un ex-
tranjero ilustre, conocedor de la vida
de Paris y de las novelas de Paris
tiene la menor noci6n de la seriedad
tai cual la comprenden las naciones
fuertes sanas Toda la existencia
que Sc refeja Ell su literature y en- sll
teatro, es de una ligereza casi pagana.
La idea de familia no aparece por min
guna parte. Las mujeres ibres son las
unicas cuyas historias preocupan los
dramaturgos. Jamas vemos en- las nc
velas una escena como las de Dickens.
Todo es amor perverso, todo sintriga,
todo es fiesta. Ell alma de Rastignac V
ell alma de la ToRpille, son siempre las
que dominan.
Inocentemente, yo trate de hacerle
YER que bajo SUI capa de frivolida3
Francia viva una vida intensa de tra
bajo y de esfuerzo
-Todo 10 que usted me dice-contes-
tele-es evidente para ell que solo como
ce la vida francesa por las novelas, por
las comedias por las cr0nicas de los
tribunales, por los ecos mundanOs de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23

y luzcan los cascos y brillen los sables.
Pasan, y ell pueblo, absorto, los contem-
pla 81 verdadero espectaculo ellos 10
constituyen Ellos, en- sus coches mo,
destos, hacen palidecer ell prestigio de
las carrozas doradas de los principles V
de los embajadores Las muieres, los
hombres, los nifos, todo ell mundo Sc in
cllna ante ellos, y en- esas inclinaciones
de cabeza hay algo religoso con todo
el mledo, con toda la superstition, con
todo Ell extasis de la religiosidad. Sc
We que para ell pueblo los grandes jefes
mllltares son seres de esencia divina
encarnaciones sobrenaturales del alma
popular, slmbolos de poderfo invenci
BILE. Las estupendas victorias del 1lti
mo tercio del siglo pasado, a ellos Sc les
deben A ellos, la revancha contra las
aguilas napoleonicas. A ellos en- fin,
solo ellos, ell vuelo de walkyrias que
ha dado a la leyenda germanica un re-
racer de epopeya. Y este que ell pue-
bio piensa confusamente, por instinto
mas que por estudio, los generates 10 sa
ben, 10 Green, 10 proclaman. iOh, ell or
gullo sereno de esas cabezas blancas
iOh la rigidez de esos torsos enveieci-
dos Oh, la claridad de esas mradas
ancianas
Durante medic siglo, ell pueblo que
ha visto todas horas tai espectaculo.
ha tenido tempo para formarse una
idea de poder irresistible No hay ale
man, que hace seis meses, 81 alguien le
hubiera dicho que un d1a sus ej6rcitos
Sc iban encontrar en- la situaci6n en-
que hoy Sc hallan, no Sc hubiera echado
q reir.
Y tai vez, tampoco hay frances ,fue-
ia de los que han estudiado fondo las
cuestlones militares, que no hubiera pa
hdecido al considerar como possible la
perspective de una batalla cual la del
Aisne
Enganados ambos pueblos. descono-
elan sus verdaderas fuerzas.
iCual sera, para ell porvenir de uno
y otro pals, las consecuencias de la nue.
va conciencia que, necesariamente, ha
de surgir de la lucha actual?
He ah1 ell gran problema futuro
F. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23

los periodicos, por la existencia del Blu,
levar. Y, sin embargo 81 hay en- el mum
do un pals cuyo fondo sea estrictamen-
to nristiano familiar. es Francia. Por-
que Francia no es Paris, como Paris no
bella provincial en- donde las cosas de
es Montmartre Francia es casa vasta
modesto aspecto encierran la vida bur
guesa tai cual exist1a en- tiempos de
Ronsard; Francia es ese admirable
campo que Sc extiende desde las playas
de la Mancha hasta los Pirineos en- ell
cual cada familia tiene una huerta
Francia es esa formidable region fabril
en- donde las ciudades negras de carbon
y vibrantes de energ1as, son como col
menas humanas; Francia es esa TERRA
de los eXperimentOs peligrosos Ell la
cual Sc fabrican los primeros autom6-
viles y los primeros aeroplanos; Fran
cia es esa cuna fecunda de hombres
activos que da al Africa actual con-
quistadores dignos de figurar en- la His
toria al lado de los Valdivia V de los
Alvarado. =.
Mi amigo Sc echo reir exclamando !;
i Compare usted este con Alema
MIA IT,. Aquel 81 es un pals fuerte H..
iPobre Francia ell d1a en- que estalle la
guerra -. En- un mes los alemanes DO
dram conquistar a Europa.
20 me pregunto, recordando estas
palabras, 10 que mi amigo pensara aho-
ra. jQue pensara ell mundo entero?.
Porque no hay duda de que ell impe-
rio del Kaiser hab1a llegado a imponer
al Universe la noci6n de su omnipoten
cla mllitar. Lo mismo que los demas,
Yo llegue a convencerme, viwendo on
Berlin, de que NADIA era capaz de resis-
t1r ell enpuje de aquel ejercito Y es
que, aun en- tiempos de paz, mientras
los otros pueblos contemplan otros es-
pectaculos, los germanos no ven. nj ha-
hacen yer, sino soldados. Oh. Inter
der Linden, como aparece ante mi vista.
apenas entorno los ojos, para eYocar tus
esplendOres!,.. Entire ell estr6pito de
los clarlnes y ell murmullo de las escol-
tas, pasan, rlgidos los generates. Pa.
san baJo este sol palido que dora y no
clega, sol de discreta apoteosis, sol de
fiesta hecho para que rutilen las cruces
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
( Desea conprar
algo bueno y barato?

Els la casa que mas barato vende en-
esta ciudad.
Por muy POGO dinero consigue I'd.
cosas muy baratas.
No sabe 8 no conoce la tienda que
mas Sc imita?
La Ciudad de M6jico," la 1nica
tienda que mas barato vente en- San
Juan.
Vaya ID a su casa, a LA CIUDAD
DE MEJ lCO.er Advt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01

In the Circuit Court .f the State o
Oregon. Ter Klamath County.
Albert u. Hays. Plaintir.
w. y. 'arsiens. Ollie G.. Carstens
Geo. y. Robinson, Fannie l.. Rob.
inson. II. a. Buifum and Ida NJ
Palmer. Defendants.
Notice liz hereby given that BY vir.
ine OF nm execution and order of sale
issued out OF the above entitled court,
md In this cause on the Sd day OF
Z April. 1915. upon decree made and
entered OF record In said court and
cruse on the Sd day OF April. 1915. In
favor Of the above named plaintiff
ard hgainst the defendants herein.
iiectinE the sale OF certain real prop
criy herein described. to satisfy the
sum Of $6.s7s.46. adjudged due the
rlaintiff. and costs and disbursements
Of said suit taxed at Sal. together
with interest on said sums at the rate
OF per cent per annum from April
s, 1915. and expenses Of such sale.
Now. Therefore. by virtue OF said
execution. l have levied upon said
premises and will on tho 9Th day of
May. 1915. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of said day. at the
front door OF the court house in
klamath Falls. Oregon. sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
III hand. subject to redemption accord.
Ing to law. all the right. title and In
terest OF the above named defendants
In end to the following described
premises:
sen sen OF Section 90; sWA
sWA Of Section IS; NWM NWA
OF Section 80: NEA NEA OF Sec.
tion 81; M NEh. sWA NEA.
NWA. NWM sWA. sM NWN
and sEA OF Section SO: SEX SW
Y OF Section IS: In Township 40
South. Range IL e. W. N. Also
NEh and EN- VIZ of Section 3;
Nls NEA OF Section II. In Town.
ship ~ South. Range IL E.-W. H..
all OF said premises being situate In
Klamath County. Oregon.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon, |
April 3, 1915.
@. G. Low. Sheriff.
BY ELSIE LOW, Deputy.
3-l0-17-34.l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01
SYNOPSIS.

TIE New York police are p,ysun.d nv .
Ssues ot murders and other crimes. Nm
HrIhcipsi clue 20 this criminal IL The warn.
n 'uer which n sent tho victims, signed
I'm of The mysterious nsssssIn ia ia vior
ootc: W. insurance presld.e,t His
daughter. Elainc. employs frnig Eenosdv
nc famous acientifc detective, to iry tc
coinplshrs 10 told by hih friend Jam, ,.".
mewspnper man. Enraged nj the ,ieier.
mlned cnort which Elaine and Craig Ksn.
sy msay ar: making 70 put an end TO Iii
s,,.m w. Cmtching Hand. ns this
sol's OF th" most dinboiicnl sche,nes ~
put th-m Out Of the way. Each chantsS
% q the story tolls Of new plot ags{nst
sncn sn hNcs ana Of the way the great de-
" 9afl AMI himself from dnnit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
u, REV. a. r SIMMONS, Pastor Balsi., churel.

Luke 9:2s. And He said unto
them all: II any man will come
after me. let him deny himself. and
take up his cross daily. and follow
me-"
Jesus came from Heaven to earth
to make known to the world that he
had been appointed the Savior OF
sinners. He declared Of his work.
Il came not to call the righteous,
but sinners to repentance" And
again. "for the Son of Man is come
to seek and to save that which was
lost We conclude therefore. that
man without Christ Ia lost. And
that Christ is the Savior Of the lost.
That He is the only Savior OF the
lost. To secure salvation calls for
a surrender by the individual to Him.
who Ia his Savior. This requires
absolute unconditional surrender.
We notice that Jesus requires SELF
denial on the part of those who come
after Him. Some become brave In
the wake of victorious army. Good
soldiers are always obedient to their
They are governed en-
tirely by their commander. This me-
sessitates self-denial on their part.
Jesus as the captain OF mans saliva
lion. requires self-denial on the part
of those who depend upon Him for
protection. The reasonableness OF
this demand Ia recognised In this:
that without Him we are hopelessly
lost. As Savior It is his right to con-
troll their course OF action hence
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01

Voters. Do Not Forget:
, That on Monday next we are to
elect five new councilmen to serve the
city for the ensuing two years.
Also, that II the prohibition law that
goes into effect In 1916 depends for
It's enforcement upon the ofIicials,
either state. county or municipal,
who are opposed to that law, they
are likely to render ks enforcement
In this city as much OF farce as was
the local option law Of recent men,
ory. when its enforcement devolved
upon officials who. were not In SYM
pathy with It.
Do not forget. either. that the ene-
mics OF prohibition are still alive and
active in every community, and that
they have their candidate for council
man in every ward Of this city, who,
II elected. will do the behests of the
liquor traffic to render the prohibi-
tion laws as farcial and obnoxious az
possioie, IN oroer 10 create q demand
for Its repeal.
Eternal vigilance on the part Of
the temperance people of the city and
state will be requested to prevent
lapse in law enforcement, and insure
a strict enforcement Of the law by
putting it's friends--not enemies--in
Office. .5
The sentries OF the Demon Rum
never sleep on post. -
Be sure you vote to sustain the ver-
dict Of Oregon at the polls by casting
your votes for known friends Of the
prohibition law to the ONCE Of city
councilman next Monday.
Respectfully, o. A. STEARNS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01
Days Doinss 1t The
Big Sore] -

Dear Readers OF The Evening
Herald--ws know we have pes
tered you almost TO death, telling
you Of our troubles for the last
month. We were very anxious TO
tell you Of tho many things W.
have at tho Dig store. and. par
hsps. many things you didn't
know We had. 90 We just wrote
one letter after another. and told
you almost all wo know. We
know we are little crude In our
makeup. and not quite np-to-dats
IL many things of tho present
day but We assure you. dear
readers. that We always mean
we'll. and always willing TO Jump
ap and 40 anything for you we
can
And now. dear people. any time
yon have little money to spare.
ana you need fow things for tho
comfort OF your homo. come down
ana see US. Yea. do come. cause
any little kindness you may ex-
Tend to us. no matter how small.
VIII help Us some.
In winding up this iittls Cruz
ssde' We wish to thank you for
the use Of your ears. and In the
iuture We will try 70 be more
brief and mcrciful In the tone OF
our letters.
wishing you all u prosperous
year. with plenty and to spare, We
pes to remain. very sincerely
Yours. n. vIR0u.
Shift Boss at tho Big store. \
Goodbye.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01

forth. In the midst of poverty
squalor. debauchery. revelings. ex
cess. drunkenness. vice and crime
men are lost. In the midst Of plent,
peace. pleasure, Intellectual attain
ment, social prestige. political power
scientific enlightment and historica
research, man is likewise lost. Ig
norance and wisdom alike are power
less to save the soul. There is there
fore no profit in gaining the whole
world and losing the priceless soul.
Jesus comes to save us from sin,
asking us to leave on those useless
things In the development OF Christ
ian character. He gives us unearn-
ed eternal life. and asks to show ap-
probation of His gift by living pure
lives. He asks US to renounce those
things In which is no profit. The
satisfaction Of soul produced by sal
walton should appear the desire for
great earthly wealth. The service
OF God should MI our cup OF Joy to
the brim.
Jesus expects his saved to take up
their cross daily. Cross bearing is
q special prooof Of salvation. Cross
bearing Is a duty required daily, con-
stantly. Cross bearing involves bear
Ing tho name OF Christ. church MEM
bership, public and private worship,
and defending his cause. Gross bear
ing requires DISCRIMINATION. It re-
quires Its bearer to ever b known
as Christs.s The great wooden beam
Of Christ's cross overcame Him. for
there was none to sustain Him, he
bore 1t alone. In our cross bearing
we have Him to sustain us. and He
assured US that: "All power is given
unto me, 60 ye therefore and preach
the gospel to all nations. etc" Hat
red. ridicule. betrayal and the stigma
of the cross OF Christ may be our
portion. but He promised to be with
I'm until the end.
II we would know that we are
truly following cArist--its proof Il
In the fact. that Tor Ohrists sake we
deny our self and daily bear his
cross. II we are not Willing to cub
NIT ourselves TO Him At ell times. We
are not truly following Him. II We
are ashamsd Of the result OF bsar-
lng His cross. we ere not truly fol-
lowing Him. ouS Will must submit
70 His will. our thought sxd life must
bs dirsetsd By Hi WORD ana e1Anpls.
We are His light ~ ~ uust sh1ns,
Ior Hin, ,s ~ Y,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-01

And Ia accordancs with ne ~
land order OF the board Of direetoss
made on the sth day Of March. 1o1k.
Iso many shares Of each pareel of s1eh
stock aa may bs .neesasary viii " sold
lot public auction at the o1lee of ne
company at No. sansonAe stfeot. 81
the northwest corner Of eansonss aA1l
Suffer streets. San Franoiseo. calif..
Ion Wednesday. the 18th day o. M,
1915. at 10 o'clock a. =. of aaid day,
to pay said delinqusnt asse5sa nt
thereon. together With costs of eAvSF.
Itisfng aud expenses OF the sale
By order u the Board of pirectoes.
JOHN O, HILL. seprelary
Office. No. I sanaoWe street, a. ~
northwest coraer of sanlounG ~
Suttsr streets, San yranelaao a. 4
Notice " nol1p = H y,
BY order Of ths hoard II 1(D q u
the above speciAod ~ a ~ ~
been postponed fsom We60e - IN y.
It3th day Of May. ID q. ii m ", J, n
ilth day of lNas, }t1g u rs n 4:
John G. ~ M s 2s|
once. Ne. 1an1 Y
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