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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22

Warm Naskinaws- q good Xmas
gift.--K. X. X. Store. III 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22

Townss Gloves. In any style you
want.--K. X. X. Store. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22
4 Klamath Falls Citizen
Comes 10 tho Front
Tells hls Friends aNd Nslshbsrs u
hls Experience

Every klamath Falls resident should
read what nei9hbor says Hia tes.
t,mony can bc relied upon, Here are
his own words;
N. Marchand. Worden avenue. klan,.
ath Falls. says; u was obliged 10 get
up many times at night 10 pass the
kidney sccrctions, Often my back was
40 weak had TO quit work. Deans
Kidney Pills restored my kidneys 10
q normal condition and removed the
pains In my back"
Price soc. at all dealers, Don't
simply ask Tor u kidney remedy dy--9et
Doan's Kidney Pills--ths Same that
MIR. Marchand had. rostsr.Miiburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. N, Y.--Adv.
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Maa'sra. the kind you will e..
sor xmas,--k. x. X. Store ~ s'

a small i'ne Of iswelry and ,,,,...
ware as about half the price, a, ~ s"s'
sst Notion Department ,s. .sa'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22

Saves timc. labor and your oarpsl.
Our combination Vacuum Cleaner and
Carpct Sweeper. The only one made
that can bs ussd separately with equal
satisfaction. go and ol3.
WlLLIa-JOHN0TONH co.
The House OF ssnslbis Xmas 0ifts."
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Subscribe Tor the Hsrsla. 80 ssuts
Dooth.
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Arrow silk Shirts IN Xmas boxes,
~ x. 4. X. Store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22
American Rejoinder to Austria
Makes Our Position Very Clear
In Message Delivered to Austrian Officials in Vienna I'll
Afternoon, Austria ls Told America Will Not
Argue But Will Expect Reparation
POINTS OF AMERICAS AncoNA REJo'Nosa


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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-22

Xmas Certificates issued for any
amount at X. X. X. Store. let
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1oeAR
= AaltAsr - young nor - str0ag -
~ used to b.: 70 conserve her
sssVngth now viii save her health IN
tAe ysars to come. One Of our sewing
nAsAines with the latest electric mo-
ter will help do this. Just phone
37sJ and We will make . dsmoustra-
tioa at any time to suit your con-
vo1ience.
WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO.
''The House OF Sensible Xmas 0ifts"
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FOR SALE-victor Phonograph and
violin: bargain. Apply 40S Klamath
avenue. 31-et
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Herald van. .d. g, results.
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-Middie-aged
lady desires position as cook. Call
H0ald once. 30-3ts
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Used PIANOS-Reliable makes. S125
to $500; terms Is per month and up.
0uaranteed by responsible dealers.
0hsoherd's Piano Depot. 22tf
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FOR SALE-Second hand piano Of
one Of the best makes: price reas.
onable. Phone 262. 21-4ts
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29

starvation, and then attributed
it to the Lord. If a patient re-
covered in spite of their ignorant
and barbarous practice, then the
doctor claimed the glory.
The same rule applies to teach
ers. If a teacher is related by
blood or marriage to school trus-
tees and belongs to church of
county superintendent and votes
his ticket, the same is great
teacher.
If, however, he is a free and
fearless thinker, and exponent
of ideas, he is unsafe. -
If he does not carry a face
long enough to eat oats out of a
churn, he is regarded as ribald
and seditious. If he ever smiles
or says any thing funny, and
does not use the snufling can't
ing tone of Cromwell's hypocri:-
ical ''roundheads," he is ad.
judged guilty Of very unseemly
levity.
From all such pious frauds
may the good Lord deliver me,
and / know that to this senti-
ment, all honest and intelligent
beings say, Amen.
/ do hope the people of Adair
county will build some good
roads. Every material develop.
ment is hampered by the execra-
BILE highways.
Come to North Carolina and
We'll show you fine, sand clay
roads. My township voted $780,
600 bonds, and we are building
fine roads.
Shelby is a younger town than
Columbia, and has 1000 popula.
ton. The soil of Adair is much
more fertile than that of Cleve.
land, and climate just as solubri
Gus. Melvin L. White.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
Bowels are Basis
Of Child Health

The careful mother, who watches
loosely the physical peculiarities of her
'hildren, will soon discover that the
most important thing in connection with
childs constant good health is to keep
he bowels regularly open. Sluggish
Jowels will be followed by loss of appe-
lite, restlessness during sleep, irrita-
oility and a dozen and one similar evil
1ences Of physical disorder.
At the first sign of such disorder give
the child a teaspoonful of DR.. C~l1welrs
Syrup Pepsin at night on retiring and
repeat the dose the following night if
necessary-more than that will scarcely
be needed. You will find that the child
will recover it's accustomed good spirits
ut once and will eat and sleep normally.
This remedy is a vast improvement
over salts, cathartics, laxative waters
and similar things, which are altogether
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
Columbia Druggist PIeases Gus
toners.

The PAUL Drug Co., reports custom
ers greatly pleased with Quick action
of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc., as mixed in Alder-l-ka. This SIM
pie remedy drains the old.foul matter
from the bowels so THOROUGH that
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE of constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. 1t is so powerful that
it is used successfully in appendicitis
Adler-i-ka never gripes and the IN
SLANT action is surprising. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29

Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald. 1886 Trigg Ave-,
Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Sallie E. Grif-
fifth Veechdale, KY, are always supplied
with DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and with
them, as with thousands of others. there
is no substitute for this grand laxative.
1t is really more than laxative, for it
contains superior tonic properties which
help to tone and strengthen the stomach,
liver and bowels SO that after brief
use of it all laxatives can be dispensed
with and nature will do its own work.
Anyone wishing to make trial of this
remedy before buying it in the regular
way Of druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar large bottle Family SiZe) can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing DR..
w. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St.,
Monticello, Ill. Your name and address
on a postal card Will 90.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
Action Of Single spoonful Sur.
prlSeS Many.

Columbia people who bought the
simple mixture of huckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka,
are surprised at the INSTANT effect
of a SINGLE SPOONFUL. This
remedy is so complete bowel cleanser
that it is used successfully in appendi-
citis. Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowels and ONE SPOON
Full relieves almost ANY CASE OF
constipation, sour or gasSy stomach
ONE MINUTE after you take it The
gases rumble and pass out. PAUL
Drug Co. ADV.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
Continued from page q
Great Impetus Given Read

finest road-making material
known, a material that will cover
your macadam roads with water
PROBING thousand times more
indestructible than oil; SUBJ
stance hard, yet elastic, that is
as enduring as marble. And yet
this vast and priceless deposit to-
day is reached only by dirt roads
that are almost impossible. This
is a disgrace to Kentucky. /
would see, and hope to see, the
labor or convicts, as well, as
others employed in the develop
ment of these great quarries, and
| hope to see this, the greatest
road-making material ever known
spread over 5000 miles of boule-
ward all over Kentucky, from
mountains to Mills Points. Great
applause')
could talk to you for a week
upou this subject. Oh, it means
so much to Kentucky, as a State,
; and there is much to expect from
from the developments of good
roads. No other State in the
Union has such a variety and
wealth of undeveloped resources:
more coal than Pennsylvania,
more hardwood than any other
Commonwealth between the
Mississippi and the Pacific and
more acres of fertile soil than
any other State of like area be-
tween the two oceans. Our soil
produces a greater variety of
products than any other on this
earth. Why is it that the wealth
of the plain are not developed?
1t is because the people of the
mountains cannot reach the
wealth of the plains, and the
people of the plains cannot avail
themselves of the wealth of the
mountains because of the cost
of getting from one to the other.
This is eliminated by connecting
them by great highways. 1t will
increase the fertility of the soil
and the richness of the mines
and the vast wealth of the for
est.
Upon the great movement rests
the happiness and the prosperity
of the greatest people on earth,
the people who live and who ex-
pect to die in Old Kentucky,
God bless her.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They viii like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by Us, 10 cents.
PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
From North Carolina.
baltimore, Sept. 10, 1915.

1
Editor News
One by one the heroes of Adair
county Kentucky. fall before the
grim destroyer.
learn with intense sorrow,
that the venerable DR.. U. L.
Taylor has crossed with the boat
mans pole to the undiscovered
country.
He was a man of versatile
gifts, and withal a Christian
gentleman.
While an octegenarian when
the dread summons came, he
preserved his bodily vigor, his
mental development; and best of
all; his moral and spiritual ma
ture and attributes.
No profession is brought with
greater possibilities or for deg
radiation than that of the physi-
clan.
Next to the Roman Catholic
confessional, he learns more
secrets of human fraility than
any other calling, and has more
opportunities to be licentious.
Like the teacher of youth, he
has poor opportunity to prove
his merits.
The lawyer or the minister
can charm or sway by his elo-
quence; but the doctor ministers
to people who generally do not
distinguish between skill and
charlatanism.
When it comes to blowing his
own horn, | commend you to the
quack in any calling. An EN-
jun doctor" can boast of'skill to
which an eminent physician OF
surgeon dare not lay claim.
DR.. U. L. Taylor was not
taught, in his medical course,
that flies and mosquitoes are car
riers of diseases, or that tuber-
; culosis is a preventable disease.
Neither was he taught any
thing about germs, microbes,
bacteria; or the sterilization Of
, instruments.
, But when younger men, Of
better opportunities, by means
of microscopic tests, found out
= these things; he caught steI
: with the vanguard, and boldly
n became a herald of new discov
t cries.
: Not so with the small fry fogy
Every one of them yelled in NOR
tai agony that the fly, mosquitoe
rat, bat and other unclean pest
e were handiwork of Omnipotenc
It that consumption is inherited
and no germ was in existenc
unless as large as a terrapin.
Old doctors had no surgics
instruments but barlow knives
handsaws and darning needles
and had no idea of an antiseptit
Another thing about old dot
|. tors, most of them killed OF
their patients by thirst an
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29

Five hundred delegates at
tended the annual convention OF
the Christian church at Madison
uille.
The Adair County news., 1915-09-29
Royse City, Texas
Editor News:

| read The News every week
and enjoy it very much. You
see / was raised within three
miles of Columbia, and have Wis
tied there three times in the last
eight years, and hope to visit
old Adair once more. My friends
there won't write or answer my
letters. so have quit writing to
them. However, l thought
probably they might like to hear
from their friends and relatives
in the Lone Star State and would
write to The News and see if
you would publish this letter.
see you are trying to vote a
bond for road building, which l
think will be one of the best in
vestments the county ever made.
Last spring l spent several weeks
in our Bell county, where they
voted a six hundred thousand
dollar bond for road purposes,
and they told me that land val
ues were nearly doubled in a
year or two, and it was a pleas
ure to travel in that county and
the farmers could market their
produce at any time when they
could do nothing else. Temple
and Bolton are thriving towns
and the pike roads are giving
them big boost. Also all the
small towns are given an impe-
tus in the county. If those bonds
fail to carry, you are surely left
and you even ought not to have
a place on the map.
Well, from parties from Ken
lucky ! am told you have fair
crops, Notwithstanding an ex-
cess of rain. Crops here are
fairly good, especially the grain
crop. Cotton crop will be short,
caused by two months without
rain, then two weeks of Excess
sivs rain, which has injured it to
some extent, but what we have
is bringing paying prices. There
are many Kentuckians in this
county l have never seen, but
from Adair county. Mary Sher.
rill, son and daughter live here
and are jogging along alright.
l run across many old ex-Fed-
eral soldiers in Texas and from
the inclosed slip you will see
there is three living here from
Cumberland and Adair county,
one from New York, one from
Tennessee, but was in a Ken
; lucky regiment, the one from
, Wisconsin used to live here bu'
, now of Corpus Christie. Bis Wis
$ it here suggested our dinner.
Hoping to visit the old rocl
; ribbed State in the near futur'
and hoping this letter will no
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

solve ituaaia'T problem u ~ upon
Eneiand that fiuasis must mainly rely,
Tor her oWn pVWern ~ production arc
abnurdly inadequate ~ the require.
menis ~ this war. Before any surplus
IN England cnn be- available 10 husris.
much better means ~ COMMONWEALTH
than now exist must be- provided This
IL che object. ~ rather The chief object.
~ ihe campaign against TIE lDarda
uelea The MASTERY ~ the DArdaH-lief
and the rpnnrquent fan n cenaiHnii
nopif might have political effects that
would Themselves he decisive. far iH
thai caHe. neither bulgaria nor Greece
could hr content 60 remain neutral
iiut important aH those puaHlDie result.
would he they would nevertheless he
much is4F important than the supply
ina ~ turHia'H need ~ smmupifior
fuf thrn Russia could bring 80 zoe
field farce thai would he ufii-niTu
oFerWhsimiuf Dallas News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

We have gone on our annual iaunt .-
60 attend the rsxaa 'rcss Association
meeting and ia watch the tnermaids
forvsathef al ~updcrtowless." otherwise
Corpus christi. iear OF tha witeherics
90 the mVfmaids ~ susuc other reason
is Responsible frr the ncttcr half also
soine ~ h may that q IL We who
are "also' soing only timc can an.
swcr that Tho offlce L. turned over
To- the tender mefciea ~ the offncc
forVe. an ~ whom sighvd a siEh ~ ve.
lief "a the prospect 10 a suFceasc FROM
Frequently attributed hat newer aehiey
sd dictation. ami any improvements
NOTED Ia oar absence may be accred-
tsd Ia shcio. ani thcS'FV listening eor
Nou "a tell them ahont g. DENTON
Record ana Chronicle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

LLOYD Grofgp WAS Chancellor ~ the
EXchvquer in the Liberal Ministry. Tie
r. Minister ~ Munitions In the caall-
tlnn Ministry, HIS new place a lcss dis
niticd than his old position. hat q IL IN
Camnarahly more important t'cr events
have shown that Il IL ammunition more
than inonvN that ssnNland needs, and
not only England. bnt an her aliiea.
with the possbio exception OF ffanr.
And Il II 90 provide Tor an abundant
aupnply 20 ammunition that l.ioyd
Grorgc WAS denoted from a place ~
higher into ono og lower titniar rank.
That the choice WAS well made Is man.
ifcat, Tor not only does i.ioydsVie0rEo
excel an his colleagues IN energy. ha,
he enjoys an influence among tl.a
working clnAsen posaassed hy 40 otho,
man In tho public life of England. lie
n any ore. win inolte them 60 the ut
most they arr capable 81,
There can be little doubt that much
~ OeunRnNs success lately has been
due 10 sle hack % ammunition ty ia
sns'miea. u Is lack of Ammunition
which explains the nom masrriailna-
slon ~ the british offensive which.
nonfhs age. Kitchener promised for
May. Aud there N German testimony
for the siaismeut that Il was lack a.
ammunition which did more than any .
tisinE elise 20 force the Russians into az
abandonment 81 rrEemysl. Nelther the
Russian MOI the British armies hase
been able 10 exert their full potential
strength fnr the lack OF adequate sup,
plies of Ammanltlon. rhia fact shows
how aVprcmely Important - tho task
that has been given 80 Lloyd. George.
90 course . 5upernhundAnt supply ~
pnlhnnitlpn IN England would moi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

~ hia Indianapolis anDuoh President
Wilson said that tho Mesiuan people
have q right to settle their own ~
fairs in thelt own Why, nnd Nilinrianu
llusria Hpr..a with him. General
iurrtn ia now temporary resident -
New York in recent Interview the
fprmrf dictator ~ McNlso said
ANY fnrrlrn country that iH alnrere
aud huneHi leo itH rtdcAvur tu hrip Nur
nation waulg commit the hlfrcst blum.
dor hy rifnf lta moral support or Ha.
Instance iu any igraon uv faction
Nueh prtuna.. instead nf hrinrlnE
the rsHulta desired. would tnnuii in tho
oppoaiie airmuor
Tho Mcsican nation. nl a whole. VIII
newer nccopi any such party, even ~
u would only boz suspected that that
marty received any hcip from q foreign
country.
our government VIII never stand Tor
any government Inspired hy forslansra.
me- matter how humanitarian o. nnhir
ihe motives ~ such foreign nations
appear 60 be-
There II nothing Ia this statement ~
ilnerts'r that differs essentially either
With the presldonra declaration that
The McNieAns have a riehl to 40 their
own snake killlng in their own way
~ with tho animation 80 the president
that In reasonable lcnGlh ~ time
one ~ the factions win be recognised
az haying established DO factn eos,
eminent
Recognition of DO tacto govern
mvnl rs probably AZ lar ~ the ad.
minietraiinn contemplateH Eoinr. Thcrc
b nothiug Go Indicate tho prohatilt,
Of actual lutefs cntlon II the United
Staiea recognizes a DO facto govern
mont that VIII not be insplrinr a. Ia
all probability an the naiioha 90 South
Aad Central America VIII join tho Unit q.
80 states IN rrcnenlElng a Mexican f0v
rrnmeni and t rs equally probable
that they will dc nothing Go help place
any particular faction Ia a position Ca
deserve rocnanition. iluerta Ia realty
in accord with thc president for the
flrst time.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

Sherwood SpVtts. who usually pre-
sides over this wide eusec column. ma,
taken OF his editorial harnesa. slAppc.
on his new hat grahhed his bathing
suit and y now On his way Go ccrpu,
Chrlssl. where hc viii mis- ana mingi,
With the ccit0rs ~ tne TcNas i'ress
Association and filrt with the mermaid,
In the surf, when the evening shadow,
gather, SPOTS h sumo .punkirs' Will
this press FNne. As he Il the president
~ the Northeast Texas Press Asocla
.unn. and delegate 80 the worid's
i'rvss Congfcse. which meets in Saf
Francisco on JuR s. Henham faVor.
ito.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

Give the pu, something en- dn And
tns Tlh Vacation is hrfo. hut ,br bond
mat huldH a responsibility Boz happier
than the hood thnl tnoNa nothnK
furihor ihHn play 'huirrn ave men
aiid womon Boo miniature Thrr sruse
uf a"t,ire property uuailnea them f0r
happiness and dpubly opuchca the bouf
~ mirth ana exercise Corpus CHRISTI
Daller.
The variation period should Una every
ho, and sifi with somcthlnr to DO Not
Re definite route az heavy wDrk which
occupies an ihe time and EiNrs mo- OPP.
portunitv fnr recreation and rest iiui
sewgihinr calculated CO. assist in form
ine the habits which win control when
the bows and Girls have hccome meN
and Women. AnNthinr W. better than
idlcness iirownwupd nullrtln.
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7. P. A. SIFTlNGS


Tho Advance reaches its rcaders two
DAYS earlier this wcek on account "
the editor and Wlfc wishing Ca attend
the meeting ~ the Texas Press Assoc
ciatlon which canNenea az CORPUS
christi abr remaining daya of the wurk.
V the rAprr doca not rume up ca che
Usual standard. please cxcusr us THIS
thine Perhaps wcN 40 hotter next
week. A. iho trip Win casi um very
ihitle. We can hari, resist ,hr 'crnpia-
tion ~ such a cheap ougtns Crawford
Advance.
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g. pairiek's csshohs Church.
3og a. m. Low Mass
800 q. m. Chiidfena Mass and 90
stfuotion.
1000 d. "a. Last Mass and sermon
During The week masses ore 81 9 oo
and 90 q. m.
hfeninr Services
Sunday evening ID 80. ROSARY. Dr.
sifufuDn and benedicti0n ~ tho Mual
iileaaea Sacrament
TueHdsF sFeninr ~ 7,tr. In0nfrr
class az tho raihrdrai faa Gloss D.
under tAe direction - me ahlo iaihsf
MARI. a. g.. ana b. intended ~ aU
who seriously seek information fnlafd.
lnE tho dncirnss ~ ns Catholic
church Every body is welcome
Thufsday evening AZ 2 800 Iiob
hour.
tlnsi Friday - tho month ~ 2 o.
.. m.. special services ln honor ~ tpr
Sacred Heart
order ~ Meetings
Alnf Society meets boz rhc o. - o.
hail every nrst sunday ~ n,o month
Immediately after hfusd. fHn
The Corpus Chru Caunnc Clul
meets every nrat sunday ~ tbs month
ln the school raoma. immediately after
tho last mass
Tho Catholic Crmet~ry haH.ei1tiDn
meets every third SUNDAY ~ iNe MONTH
boo tne a0hnoi rooms. Immediately after
the laat macs
The % So 81 souilp mr.a n n.
church every th.rd Sunday ~ le
month 90 780 O. m
1Hr knirhis nf columbus meet n
their htil ever, SECOND anl faHrfN
Tuesday ~ tho month ni Do o. 200
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aUsY nILLY

iuly sunday b 90 npppsnr la the
movies llvi have o. STOW down nr
he'll only make Auf uu thu film
Corpus Christi Callet
ihily already has made d blur aa
black ae hia hat on che csoutcheon ~
che religion he chlua 10 preach iint,
what does ho care. 20 inag aH senHn
tlunmunnrfa contribute "a hs EDITORS
ai the rats IT about 1850 400 year
That iH more than be- can pni from
tho movies. sn he may boz depended
upon tu stay With hiH present loh
TusHa Republic
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Corrns CHRISTI christian Science Soc
cictY holds reRUlar SUNDAY monlng
scr,icc 30 ~ o'clack ln RpaAing Raaua
ies Srhsiari 81
Subject TODAY "Ooa the prcseuer
80 Man
"Wednesday cyenins mccuug %, s
u'tiegk.
Heading Room open pvefS wcck day
from : 90 s a. N.
ruhuc Is cordially invited o. attend