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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
OOG ORDINANCE
BRINGS IN FUNDS
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO DOG
LICENSES HAVE BEEN ISSUED.
PRISONERS WILL WORK ON
STREETS IN TWO WEEKS

The city Is making quite . good
thing out Of her dog population. The
dog ordinance that was just recently
put in force has already resulted In
102 dog owners paying their license
fee.
For every male dog owned In this
city the city ID to get $50. and for
every female. $3. Also. II any one
harbors a dog and doesn't pay the
license fee. he is subject to Q fins. ac-
cording to the chief Of police.
Another new ordinance that has
been recently put in force IL that pool
rooms have to close at 10 O'Clock. 30
far this ordinance has been strictly
obeyed.
A departure that will take place In
tho next two weeks h the working Of
prisoners by tho city. The prisoners
will be put to street work. etc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
TURKS RESUME
DETERMINATION
MASSACRE MEN. RAvIsH AND EN.
SLAVE WOMEN OF ARMENIA.
FRlGHrFuL SCENES ARE RE.
PORTED


United l'ress Service
coNsTANTINOPLE. Septic tBy
courier)--The Turks have resumed
the determination Of the Armenians.
FriGhtful scenes are reported. Wo-
men are outraged and enslaved. and
males are massacred.
Two hundred thousand villagers In
Asia Minor have abandoned their
homes and are fleeing toward the
mountains. Bands Of Turks are pur-
suing. shooting the stragglers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16

HAY 4 AEHRY0AN.
Attorneys for said Executor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
INDIANS ARREST
THIRTY l00TtRs
ANARCHY BREAKS, OUT IN NO
GALES AND SONORA WHEN
VILLA DEPARrs-AlERIoANs
SLOW 10 LEAVE MEXICO

United Press Service
NoGALEs. Aria. Sept. 1s.-Thsrs
10 anarchy in Nogalss (Asxico) and
Sonora. Rioters occupied the towns
following the departure Of tho villa
forces to meet thoss OF Carransa. Six
stores were looted.
A hundred Ysquis arrested thirty
lootsrs and then rstrsated to their
stronghold.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
AUSTRIA WANTS
PEACE WITH J.. S.
TOO BUSY 10 INTERFERE WITH
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS OF
UNITED STATES, SAYS CARL W.
ACKERAlAN
nv CART, " ACKERMAN

BY CARL w. ACKERAlAN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
VIENNA, Sept. 16.-Austria has
never and never will interfere with
the international affairs Of America.
She is too busy with European Affairs
to bother with strikes in America.
but whatever our inquiry shows.
we win consider the recall request
purely personal. and won't permit It
to interfere with our friendship for
America" is the statement Of . high
ofncial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16

Notice 70 CrcditOss
In the County Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for the County OF Klam-
ath.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Albert
l.. Bragg. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. executor Of the estate Of
Albert l.. Bragg. deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit such claims. with the neces-
|sary vouchers. within nix months after
the first publication OF this notice. to
the said executor. At the once OF Hay
& Merryman. in the First State and
Savings Bank building. Klamath
Falls. Oregon. which said ONCE the
undersigned selects as his place Of
business In all matters connected with
said estate Of Albert l.. Bragg. de-
ceased.
WILLIAM PAUL JOHNSON.
Executor of the estate of Albert l..
Bragg. Deceased.
Dated and iirst published At Klam.
ath Falls. Oregon. on this 18th day Of
September. 1915.
HAY Z NERRYNAN.
Attorneys for said Executor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16

WARRINGTON. D. c.. Sept. is.--
The prssidsnt's ASst dshnits personal
step toward natione dsesass was TAX
On when he arransed . joint eonfer-
sncs ssptsmbsr 1oth. between hin@
self. Daniels aql Chairman PA1Gott
Of the houss naval a9airs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
PHYSICAL QUIZ
FOR CHILDREN.
DOCTORS 10 Make NDICAL
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF
SCHOOL caaLDRES. Gays =. +
DUNBAR h.
BY r. H. DUNsAR

Raalising that many Of the pupils
OF the city schools are haudicspped IN
their work from the fact that thstr
physical condition Il such - viii not
permit the pupil TO accomplish the
results desired. plan has bees work
ID out BY the school board. ths city
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
Congoleu1n

Rugs and floor covering. It II wa
ter proof and hre resisting; clings to
the floor without tacking.
1t IL neat and sanitary. Takes the
place Of linoleum. and is much
cheaper.
the DIG STORE
VIRGIL { SON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16

RROwNsvILLE. sept. ls.-Thers
Il slow response 70 the warning TO
Americans and eoneris 70 quit North
srn Mexico. accordi1g 70 advicss. The
consuls at Jaures and Nogales Will
remain unless danger Increases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16

Early Ohio Potatocs-Fully Ripe
Finest potato on the market. $3.50
per hundred pounds. at
16-3t FEED STORE. 124 9Th st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
Grain storase

Storage for grain In brick ware
house can be secured at the klamath
Valley Warehouse, where transfer
able warehouse receipts are Issued.
16-ot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-16
PROPOSE EXHIBIT
BUILDING HERE
COUNTY AGRICUITuRIsr AND
CONaMERCIAL CLUB OFFICIALS
UNITE IN FAVOR OF SUCH A
STRUCTURE

We need permanent exhibit
building in this city," said County
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
3eppeIins eismeer.Se pci6e.

@raf zeppelin. oer isBt oiel ae.
FANNIE. mar befaHntiid6 aud Der e.
ssntlide llnternebmer her arttiIhen
6orfGung5reiie biz nil l~lnterfiibuna
LES 9riaseR 6eiar,h pon 9YenBel
II fiimatiidlsn. meteorolceif6sn unc
qepgrophifhen Stubien unternpmmen
louroe. Zeppelin eisd6lt lel6it III
ieiRem 8u6s .ppn eiaem bam.Is Be.
1%eitipilIi3 ae5obitsn So,er fir Elm in
Starsspaag unter beTonherer Shpies
rigfeiten en- Sonn.ag aufeeeebensa
5elagramm mad 9euti6iano: Rad.
Fem i'd auf Dem 5ii0 oer 5eIeara-
sterilization nib nit einem oroenI,
l;hen gsot Selsg:omiae mogtihlt Tau!
bemertbar gem.ift. ofines f6 eins
nabe Sir. unD eiu iunass. bpdbqe-
lpadienes. lpeibtihes @eIen fs9t mid
frageno an:
~6nten Morgen. 7yrdulsir. lpoI=
len Sie biefe 2~siceramne fppI ere
tebieren2"
n0ept lel0er niht. mir BADEN
Sonutaas feine 0ienEFtunoer -
.4ber mir totrmen pcilt Gisme..
tsnD m06ten Germ aah 0.taie unier,
Hudtehr meleen."
nSa 10; aber IS aft Iit) IN ma.
den. lpenu Sic lie Grsratore Dor
erei arenen bejablen"
Geltener ha9e ia bsreiipilfiqer ei=
Ten 3ale- aus Der 1aife ge3psen.. i.
9aIo erbielita mn aus BEN Yois.
Gauie einen grpben Norb poll Rofsr,
0eranien unb 9el.en, BEN 5lor btr
3immeypflan,en in -~tarsipaag. SalO
ioebte aud Die rnrfuegiihs s5iagqt.
IS lit ein treuGersi9tr Shlda Men~
l6en bprt i'm 4dnne Der Hor0lann.
fabrten unleres staiiers.
Die aeiie elmer 8ras
idte puroe i'll Giridlau in CFtpreuBeu
Jeenoet. 9os GeIdob ma alif elmer
,Eisidole BON ariegsiddupIob III
Bclen bic g8eidlel binobqelhpnmmen
dno lnnoete MIN am WeidieluIer.
Our6 Sprengen lpilrpe oas Geif)pf
gemad,t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
N Erumptes Ginidreiten luiro
Gnren Sniten beIcitiaen.

@eun SIR Gud erfdltct (9(eot,-
ohcn ourdD Giel3cn ooer Suitcn). be.
Is %iofort. dc Snee ooB es
nur borilbergebclro iei fiihrt oft 81
id>luereit Gomplifotioneu. Sic @@:s
nci, Die lofort mo leiht Jirfl Sails
einbringt. lit bie perlo:gte Sortc.
Gr. aiug's 9tein Discovery bcIeitio.
Die Aei5ltna mo lott ben Suiten. SiC
merocn i'd ~ioinrt beiier fiibIen: ~GiC
Weoi5in crreidtc 'oFort mcii1cn @lt-
item, lit zines Scr pielen 3eligniIic.
9tur 30t in Ser N~pothefe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
ill Inrun0 non ,,.)frie0."

1ies Mort. 0as iest inn Munoe
alter Ttntiden lit. nor i'll uulerer
Sprahe bis Suy Belt garIs 0es 0roe
Ben pollIg unbtt.nnt. IN Der aits
hodoeutidlen Bet lpur0e Der Ganpf
8miiden porteisn uno 9o.tern nit
Gen Ausotiden miq, bilt. CUNT. bao
be3ejhnet. Bic nod bette in Den Res
men Nsopig. 0~iloebr1no. 0iinier uno
IN otm Worte 0aoey ethaIten iino. IN
mItteihod}eettiher 3sjt tTaten an ib1e
@telle Die Wosier ,2lpiit. 1Sehoe. ffleiB
ano Grnlt. lt:1 500 etlpa fam 0a3
N}ori Strieq auF uto btoeuteie suerft
Elm behorrtidRs Styeben uadl irQeno
elmer Sohe. Nad) UNI nad erret=
terie Is itinf 9eeeu.una an otn; aar1s
3en SnhdIt. DEN e iebt bat, Nid,t
ohnt GinflpR mar oatei oas ,3eiiport
trieqen. oos nod i'm Mittttalter An
Den Eoetiportern unitrer Sprade ae
h0rte, tpeiI Is has 0tlpinnen ourh
rltteglid1en admpf b%e3eidnttt.
G0a III Ger ssboeeRen Sprad'e be
por3a0te Mort aampf III pad1 Ieineut
l%lripruug uidt aan3 ttar GiniQe
@prahforiher Ieiten t8 MI eit,em cit.
qermauiIdleR Nusorud b.. Ser Giier
beoeutet anoere ea9e9".t ertlGreu CO
Fir Gin 0ebnTport. co. pen Dem latei-
nt'Aen Au8orut campus obIt0mmt
ano bic perfeinerte JedlttuNii eeoeutet.
lpie lie BON ben 6ievmanen oen r6mis
ldler Aunitfehteru abaeltrnt tuur0e.
Das Wort 9dmpf ipie9elt hernnad,
ZEN dortitrit. Der @eiitiunq in osr
Nrie1sfiibuInd MisAer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Dem tdtigen Burger.

5H Ter .Mindtn Mug 5uraer
abeao}eituag" sr3dblt Elm qsier fot'
atnoes hiibihs G,sidittd5tn: Sn benz
3orft 1inni9 a.. ?. lpar unldnsit
IaAi,. Der g6'ebatternann" nil
inns TIL @orUberaehen ooasr Stot3 otu
aSGugTter4 3tiqtn. 11> perb@iaenoe
1auitad1 atbt in bic 0ohe. sin
ain05tonf mtro fd1ibdr. uuo mn i6n
herum fe6ea in drobeu Qet1erH ole
Worit Der GGn0t@nater Dem tili
zen 8irQtr7. Ter 6tye Qdp1 batte
Dos Erdl ron Ser f1fle, Die er bei
eef Icbten Sebttp ~ etiefuaQ in Rell
burg Qesoand. dt& 10uf{,.d} nerfafnoet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
S,enru 1yors, Der Anto mebil. 9bi,

I%dntbrnn. ctlgapirt. unl 0c@ IoSIo.
IoQiidfu Broblems mtlten au5 Emu
5ing entlaIicne ~illdtnaualcr Sr
gpilI ie in ieiuet GtubIniculent3
0lrd hobc 2obnc un0 cutie 0chou0
hing belierr. Nelier mdrs bleardlt.
CT enQoqirtc cbtIihe yeute. lta
lie ouf Qleidem $lcle thrlld 5u
arboltcuP Die ,}lidth1u4tct
b%ebor3uacn. heilt ioit oui &trtre
fcn cine 4 d m { ieeeni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Sic ,rfnte rainid,c grmee III Der

nid,tet. Cos lit Die Nntipprt ocs
ocutidlcn @encralitobe5 auf Die Ont
Tide 9ietersbur0er Niclbuna, Die 9iul-
icn hotten it'd i'll gutter Gronung dlls,
CitprelGi;ea 3urIldaeBoaen. 9tudl oiC
5ueite S6ladt on Den 9ioiitriidlcF
Scen IL filr Sic Huiien 81 elmer SD.
toitroptle ~gcnoroen. Aber Don Der
eriten tonlten tic iih nod erboicit.
tnn Der 5meiten rocroen tic lid nidlr
cr6olen. Tie ruliiid)e Chenlipe &C.
gen Die ocutlde eiren8e lit cltogiiltlg
8uianinlenaebruden. Wit oieier
I1ntiohe meroen Die 90iirten lid
oll5ufinoen habel. 9ic ruiiiidc Winiie
bat olitgebort. cine @einbr fiir
GeutidlIano 3u iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Ter britiidle ealpr NM Der Otut:

49, OAtltttiA ~bipN AAU Z VI
idte aor. Gem britlid)eit Soipcl III
0en es.6a13 81 tnelfcn. madte irii.
Der heu Amerltnnern GerQnuQen. III.
moe beiottocra 5d1ooeHtrobe inter
lt1uen ideincu id, Inltmehr il6er
ielfW Nloiirluna nttf ietncr Arelociel
%leuinicl IiId}t u'euip III trclen. Cir
lfcllcn sluh berclta hodlit |lnterellaute
actratltlr1ea ouritber alt. eh fddl
0eH bas higDer fur mnioglidl actaI
tene. cine 0elitidlc alodtrtlnd 0ct
ocs Acknowledgements GnQlun0
scr lbat leluorOeH, 6 nldt fiir otc
! cutld'9n moalitl lei. init Ihren hie
lelacidpttrn Die qatlie1l britlidlcn
strei0efeiiei Slllelu ilid u|mert5Hidlic.
ben. 10 ooB it'd beiadter gone ueron,
lq6t lchen mur0e. aui ddt Slid i'll
oos BON lhn bsl,errlhte Nlcer 5tt
ipriuqeu.
t5tluEiie oahCrc oHerttouiltfle cute
Sretn6c ot3 britiidleil 20lneH nerrjI
zen lidp Ielu p%oiiipes Gcrh1ltct. ieu1e
ttattatlqfeit 0cnt ieine Nulicu III.
fretleaoen oeltidlcn Gnr ooer Seuo
ttf %aeg1ntber nardnous ntdlt 81 CT.
Pic %uerfantaeu ltoodl. oa3
tr ljh aoQl beriltHutteH Ntultcr tit
palomem " artcu de5. 4
Ii, INIT tla rett'teu gugenbllde ejugu
aelnoltiael Sprunq aeaen oclt oeltt-
idlen 9i0ltr altSiufittrcu. e. lit j.
pCt otg3tuiebfneu. BAH TT bel eluciir
lo.d'en 1uru1tae III ieintu bct,or5tla-
tclt eteutent. In 4leere %.!onoctt@ tnt0
oariu e~r'0afert per0e no y AM tiel
lttn III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Ter Nrica nno err rHoIild,c SudI
haaoei.

Der 9u0banoet Qsbart 1T England
Su SEN 1inqtl. Die am meiiten ourt
ben arieq betroffsn iporben limo.
Wdbreuo I'M Sobrs 1913 1857
ntue 8iidltr er7dientn, muroen i'm
Sabre 1914 uur 1866 percffentiId)t.
Ter GinfluB res Gyieqe@ 1T babel
qroBer. ais 6 not n.eIen 3dbIsu
ideiueh tonnte. III in ben eriten lie
ben MeRaten Der englilfe @udbdn
Del cine ~beionotra qdnitiQe 3eit bate
mo cine isbr i.artt &erme6ruuq Der
lenerld,einun9en tyfol1te. Nu6eroem
hdbeu ale Bidder, bic RON glnfdnq
4uQuit bis Enoe 8e3embsr erlfjensn.
nur tine iebr tleine @afIaae. SIN
ein3esnen entfaJleu auf Die 9oinane
PIP Ntuerld,einunqen, a~e9sniiber
ben 26Q4 oes 0oriubres, Die rtligip
len Derie seigen cine @erminoeruug
mn los 9dnoe. Die griithunasid}ri;
ten nm SO, bic i%o}ioloQiidlen nm
DID Die philoiuphiihtn uni btoara
phiIdeu nm 2G2 8lH0e. Die Wer.e
iiber &unltthemoia habtn I'm PIT
abaelomn'en. unb 10 iii ieoes G'ebiet
orr Sitcratur uno DER @Ri1enidaFten
in Mjtleioenid3ait QesseQsn. Mlit e.iler
4usnabme: Die 9.ideg U6er mi,itari
lde notr Molinefyaatn hdben itd
ptrmebrt. uno 5ipar in iebr qroBem
NAB; ipdbveno oer IeBten fiiuf Mr.
note pon t9l4 Ijno 402 8iider iii
oieiem eebiet mebr eritieuen ais in
Ser qleiden 3eit res zagres 1918.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
gSic i'm bemtidlen 0cerc oic Wan.

Gte I'M 0emtldIen Neerc 0ie MGns
nesaid]t qepflegt miro, oniilr ~liciert
Die Qritq5dlrDnit Der letten 9Sod,els
Gin mobluer5ttrgtes 0eiipiel. Ser
otidftisc Glcrnente mo lIebettGdter
niM IS notllrlit) IN oIlcn Secret.
o5er inl 0ettldcu &cere lorgt man
ooiilr haii ije p~crein5eltc erldleidun
gen b%leibea. III Dem rnu 0cn Icilt
idDen bsleiGtcn frdiI5oiiidcn Iorie s.
tcrqrif' lib cin oeittidlcr Sol0ut cir
ejuer frolt36itld)en Trau. sscllin nor
Die llttthut aefanni qeinorotn. dis
loaietdl Gin Strie8@acrIdt uhcr ocli
Bonn 5uiuHWEctttrat. rs btelt eiut
: tBung o~fienflih III. Dos Galijc Iori
monnte ihr (niht oalle Griioulcu
bti. ser bultldle Hiilit1ror5t, Der oe3
fron5 iiidlcn noltid mod,tIa mar.
fiinqirtc OILS 2oluIetidlcr. ytad1oent
Die 5hnt e%innaut0irei fcitQsiteilt mar
erfQnnte Dos Mriea3aeridjt oui Too
cine 5tun0e ipater Icbte Der lin
glildlidr uidrt l.c6i. 90 ocrfdtrt
man inn oentidlen Aeerc. iobalo cine
mtrfiidie llcbertretuuA oer 0ebotc
Ter 1fcnidllidfeit mo ocs Hehtes
bci oen elacren Soioateu ieitaeltellt
lplrb. llno oaa peiB ieocr ein5cIne
0eutidDe 5aleot uno IT hiltlgtt Is. G@
lit 0ieie littIid,e gi83ipliu. Die Den
helitidlcn Solooten nidlt auein ofi
9iuaihreitmiqen nno @rclteltbatel
p%erhtroert, ionoerit i'm itlbit gum
uatrrlfhen tSein0c bon oIlet oerar
tigel iuadlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Van Weurral zee. Dem srnrrolii.

nnuls nes Silaens I'M 9ilr9erfrieac
Ytonnmt Der @llslprud. oai CT obne
Die ollie. melhe Die Eettidleu 0cnt
Roroen QeIeiItet Sicaer Qcbliebet
mare. @iuter Gee uno oem SIocl
ftono oomals @nQlono. oo9 es ami
ben 3ulonmen6ruh Der llnicn nb
aeiehen hotte. Die Gcutidlct hahen
oos berhiitct, uno Aoiiir iollte ibngn
Der Donf oes omeritonildlen GoIfe@
fir nue Soften fiber iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
einrs ,etnt Die ceatid,e Antleort

a1ii nie MolbinQtoucr 9totc llbcraii9
oentIjdl. Die ieitcu ijEo III 1cut'dl
Lamb 0orilbet, IN oellea elc ISc0cr Der
0orh. mos oaS Sdmcrt Qeroohtt, Sct
oeS lieat In outeu NIn0ea. ltn0 nc
Iutanortnote lo0t teun &ort 3aoyel.
1ter, In ttoflihltcr Not,l, and tettt@
III neltlq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Nnntrrn nmlrn Nonlts. oer ioeben

non elmer eutopatlteH Gear 5urud
aeTetrt 1T. ertlart olf ooa be'tlnlln
4eite. 3cutldltan0 mtr0 Gus Dem Nrte
nc lieorejh tWrDoraeaeu. DC a&et
niil,octcu~ 1u1o ourU 0Sutlde Mlcsc
uodlaera0e thenfulls sa o5cler Gt
Ycfntni8 gcbroeht W5r0c8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Ta& SO NnfQutttter

7 SO Anfoutettere
giment. na4 ciR3i8e tn Der 6itergei
d)iId uuadrifhen MnNdrdic. eos
gum 4noeuteH aN De Sntadg pen
Aulto3ia bic qoioeue IGpertetsms
eaile IN Die 8e4lmeatSiaote ee,Sft,t
tr1at, 1T lest dut Nurh S0iier 0fs
belm auS9e3tidnei lporotn. Der ir
Wiiroiauns oes tapftren 9}erbalteuS
htaRs1ln'ent in ZEN rRNifd polniiten
4dmpfen cine nit BEN y is,nn
areu3 selhTSd,e gyatt,ol. fstn
i0ueie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26

Steiger'5 oeutid uncertainties aodlbId
Iir llcine Samiilea. 0pH Aainemar
5hreper. Yrei5 Is GeutS.
81 dbmaidtneu.
sSie eRotblteru9 Aobmuid)ulc A'o. I.
auf 3 Sabre ideiftlid) aGrafflrt. Drop
0enD" sWebauie. ertrn feline SolItut.
ale u~eueIten 8erbene tfatBea. dtlolhI
Die bette WaidBre. iii ledeito etaell
Brei5 erha!ttlt iii 40
gle -a'oroiteru" 9lahmaidtiae Ao. ,. &C.
nan iuie Ao. /, nun NIT antgontdti
id)tm atop Dene" 81
sic .NorblterR~ ~Adbmoidiine nc. 3. in
@oIoen Gdt : G5ebduie. authontdtad]enl
Chain 2iit", dugelager ? @ciiea MIS-
dlthomnti1dem Belt Meplacer", be
Dem Arni, aeharfete Stabltpeile. dtt
NttothmentS" III @nmiHet Adlf.hcn.
cine cute g2aid)ine III DEM letft btl,l
zen 3srei. bot MIR oi,
Sic .Nuroltern" = a}aitlnle DO. &C.
nan ipie No. 9. MIR in 2e9fsedbUlet,,
SorlT. -
Hpe oie1e Wiaibineu fine ablolut ga
ycutirt. Gle Tradlt bot Der &uuiet ~
sraaen nuo ie betrd0t poll e0e bis p,
ia nad) DEF @iiiad5.
2ieSe gramieulile miro ohie iptttete
gintis Don 3eit GIL Sen. er9d't8t nlio pet'
.41oert, mo otele &relie tidlfeh ltD iinSQ
Sem ielueiligeu Matftlpefth.
SIM a;citen uun 5ideriten lit eS odS
{AIeIo per Il o il Il urpet inns t9tp'leo
ssroer(, Die Der 3pltlneiNter ut ZEN atos
s,greu Crtidnfteu ausIttaeu itIut. az
,tberIenoeu. sbeule ct ul1e 1idleE mo
Sic rpreRaHmelf ungfa2 net
nc be Aaelten it aleu- GrpteG 1t1Ile.
s,sn ousItefen. W 4 man has eNelo per
goItoripeiiunQ uoer per @rprel}dfinelufg
F4,ift If e. ulht netbiueft0fa. Del petrefs
Ser,neu prici tegiltrittn 81 lapen, ioefit
aie Wnrelie oeutthh 1eIdrtelen ~. Sept
ntau ndue,en 4adrqeIn III nefl 1fiefs 10
F0afe nieIer ltet# regiltrtrt fperoen' uNs
stfher an leiil, bal, oetlelue ttNtia an
s@rTtr,l. SItr GeI0ienDnHaeli ut elh'91lefl
g3riefnet1tIufe uber1ebmeft pr ie'llerz
lei 0erdaiportlihlett Snt }Saae oea'
Observation-Disclosures per9ellc u ~
ffdtf. Bic a { eeeuiplpnfl IuIe pte Y {
0oftpfiire %aasuakhea, henlt la3lI lp'tlth
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fju0en.
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81 nit celd,ieha. a!t pernnetatltalt A~lt'ts
4tfne 3Nrudh tAGlte l0etpeat iu9t'
ssrn pno Den Nrie{ea belsHltAeH
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hes Gatunfs aui pet1 @oreG'fei's''.
Man a0renire %tniaf5.
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erl6eint ieOcn 5reitag.

f~erauseeber: Die gor0itera 3lioeiafipu.
soolt Ganorian, 3ldlioent.
@elhdftS : 2oial:
NoroIternsG ebauSe, 1913 9Rain Sirabe,
Ga Groile, 8ts.
sleues Selephou 1913. Altes 5elepbou 393.
abounemeutspreiie:
SporaeHtern", pro Satr, frei per
= Rorbfern". pro Sabr, frei per
geiSe @od,enbiatter SuIamn1en pro
Sabr $500
9aad europa, ausIdlicBli1 eeaeu
8oraltsbeSallung. portefrei:
-Rnraeuiterr pro Sohr SO. 80
.Yoroiiern". BRO ,{ahr 81. 30
Seibe @odenausgabeit. pro Sabr $500
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eutlhlono ~Qetreden. 4oS ld1etiit
n aflpilien arclleu her Aonl'prud.
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prdmien Site.

Gin SSafu i'm Q'oraH3 besablenne Hbore
xeutcn erhnIten ie eileu idIfheu Nnlclss
Der ais 9sraniie gratis u,.S vortofIet. Nl
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aarloem:
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mem erldrenei).
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Trdmi.n gessa Niebrbrjablung.


Gteiaer's oeutiAs uncertainties aodlblld
fiir lleine iamiileu. 9tpu NainetHar
5dlrener. Sret5 Is GeittS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
AMERICAN RESoURCEFULNEsS

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says that the laacy ula'
American industries were dependent for their existence
anon trade processes held exclusively in foreign countries
s benp pretty generally exploded for when put TO he
test American manufacturers and business men nave e
habit Of meeting emergencies. II points to the announce
ent that has been made that domination OF the Denzo
trade in this country by foreign producers IS thing Of
the past due to the putting in operation at sharon ol
plant with capacity large enough to supply the American
demand for benzo The Plain Dealer says: lhiS is the
nlnnt we were told never would materaze for one ea
son as stated because Americans did not know enough
about the producing process
Something more might be added to that to sho" that
the tariff politicians didn't know what they were talking
about when they said such plant could not be started
and operated in this country The contract for the eec
ton OF the plant was let to German firm which didn't
get along as fast with the work the Carnegie company
thought il should and the work Of building the plant
was taken out Of the hands Of the foreign firm and rushed
10 completion by the home company which wasn't the
least fearful that the knowledge Of how to produce benzo
was lacking in this country.
One trouble with this country has been its great re-
sources Of one kind and another draw upon which
impressed the lesson to byproducts as It has been inn
pressed in foreign countries, but we're learning here in
the United States and the necessities growing out of the
conditions for which the war in Europe is responsible are
doing some pretty good teaching They are setting
American ingenuity at work The resourcefulness of
manufacturers and business men here is greater than sup
posed by the politicians who can't anything accom-
plished except hy taxation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-29
California Resembles
Map of Darkest Africa

Oakland Col, July 90 California
besides resembling darkest Africa in
color on the map of the fourteenth in.
tcrnailonol Lord s day congress. show.
ing the relative rank Of the states in
Observance of the sabbath. is also on
the receiving end of the "big stick" In
the hands OF several prominent dele.
gates.
Rev j b. Rcmausnydcr. d. d., l.. l..
d. pastor of the st. James Evangelical
Lutheran church OF New York. ex.
president OF the general synod of the
Lutheran church ln the Cuitcd States
agd chairman OF the committee ou ar.
hltmuou and peace of the federal conn.
col OF churches in the United State,
today declared that the golden state
mas mongrel population.
Not only that, but Dr. Remcnsnylpr
declared that ln the east. California
has the reputation Of being loose and
careless 0n its Observance Of religions
doctrines which be reiterated. b. ira
20 Che mongrol population. "
California said Dr. Rrmensnyler
has mungul population as the ra
suit OF ,t, rapid growth and because
people from an parts of fhr rorptry
come here because Ut Che aimafi. ,nn.
dluoRs. Until these people are nrpr,r.
N disciplined and educated and m,
moderation 1nd restraint 0f tho church
''' i'l' SUCH conditions Wt'I exist.