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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08

mizi, sc je prelival pc belih no.
eah, pc sneznih rokah in pc lilija-
stih prsih rahel In moten blesk.
Oblicje je bio mirno in polno
blage milobe, oci z dolgimi modri-
mi trepalnicami zaprte. preko lie
je p~olzela lahka in zdrava rdeGica.
Xxi Sc Je izgubljala "a usesi in ma
sencah, kJer SO prehajale goste in
temne svilnate nit v Garobno 60
SEQ temnih in tezkih las.
Med grudmi je lezalo roznato
pismo, zelO dehteGe in naslovljeno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08

Da ne %pozabimO ma cepelinke: Pred nekaj
dnevi so Sc ponovile stare vesti, da mad Londonom
in Parizom zopet letajo ptici, XII leteG valijo jaj-
ca -. Cesa Sc je bolj bait, ptica ali jajcaf
Palm Beachu, Fla, je miljonarka, XII pestu-
je Scene namesto otroka. Med miljonarji nj to
mic novega. Miljonarka in Scene skupaj zajtrkuje-
tn pri eni mizi v javnih obedovalnicah. Med SEN
zacionalisti Je to lie nekai novega. Med ameriskim
ljudstvom - delavstvom - je ma miljone otrok,
XII zavidajo to Scene, kakor da bi bill radi V njego-
vi kozi. To je stara rec ampak "a slepce, Xxi bi
lahko videli, Je pa to wanna novica. Slepci, po-
tipljite 81 mreno!
V chikaskem hotelu Grand Pacific je zadnji
teden banketiralo 700 Catholic Forresterjev"
To je njihova stvar. Reporter GikaSke ''Tribu-
ne pa pravi, da so Foresterji IL vseh 700 grl peli
ode Waeht am Rhein" med burnim ploskanjem.
Reporter sicer ne pove, dali so katolski gostje pc
Ii tudi avstrijsko bog ohrani' in sultanovo him
no ali ne, kar je vseeno. VpraSanje zdaj nastane
- ne "a mas, ampak "a ameriske patriotic -: Ali
je Die Wacht am Rhein" nadaljevanje "Ameri-
ca this of thee, ali je Amerika re zdaj karzerje-
va k%olonijaf Zivel patrijotizem!
"vojna je pekel'- je rekel Sherman. Vol
ma je paradiz' pravijo d~elnicarji pri "Bethle-
hem Steel, XII zdaj ''vlecejo" $50 cd delnice.
Stric Sam je pa neutralen z raztrganim zepom.
Angleski kapitalisti beze V Ameriko. Radi hi
usli novemu dohodninskemu davku. Kaj bodo pa
deali tukaj' HIM pametno bi bio, 6e bi jih po-
tisnii v tovarne "a kanone in municijo.
Nekdo je rekel, da sc ameriSka svoboda malo
ali pa mic ne razlikuje cd ruske svobode. Hudica!
V Ameriko je privandralo okrog million ~Jugoslo-
vanov, koliko Jill je sIo pa ma Rusko9 Zakaj nismo
Si tia, ce nj nobene razlike!
"Oborozeno pripravljanje Sc mas ne tice! Mi
smo roper vojno, roper vOjno, roper vsako vojno
in that's ALL" Kako. da Sc mas ne ticef Ali
nsmo tudi mi delavci del suverenega ljudstva, XII
je odgovorno "a neodvisuost repubhkef kdo pa
DO tvoril amerisko armada, ako kongres vzakoni
militarizem pc kakem evropskem vzorcu? Ali ne
bodo delavce silili in prisilili V armadof In V slu-
caju vojne - kdo bo prelival krif Zdrava pamet
nam mora govoriti, da S pripravljanjem "a vojno
gre "a kozo ljudstva V s%plosnem, gre "a ~zivljenja
sto in stotisocev - in med temi smo lahko tudi mi.
Zakaj Sc torej he bi zanimali "a to vitalno vprasa-
njei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08
z zensko pisavo mani: "Gospodu
Melhijorju Klisu."

z zensko pisavo nanj: "Gospodu
Melhijorju Klisu."
Samotar je wei list v roke, ga
odprl in 6ital Tudi znotraj je
bila pisava enaka in zenska. sra.
10 Sc Je: MOI dragi in ljubljeni
Pc Tvojem narocilu sem Sc pripe.
ljala ma Tvoj dom in TIE prosim,
ola ravnas lepo z menoj in me va.
ruJes. Prosim te, vzemi drobni
kljueek. Xxi je v TEN pismu, in ~
brni ga veckrat V levi bradavici
moth prsi. Zelo rada hi TIE nam.
rec videla - Tvoja - Helena.
Vel je il kuverte kljuGek. raw.
nal 20 ukazu in takoj so Sc dvigni.
lie goste in Dodge in kovinasto sc
izpreminjajoce trepalnice in liza
NTH so Sc uprle vanj velike, tenn
ne in iskrene oci, XII SO ozivele $
prvim pogledom YES tihi obraz, ka-
kor hi ga oblilo solnce. Use Sc je
razzarelo. vse razcvetelo. Tudi
roka, nezna zcnska desnica Sc je
dvignila in iztegnila plano prot
MENU. prsi so Sc zgenile in price
lie enakomerno rasti in padati.
PriJel 10 je z roko pod glavo,
dvignil 10 je il zaboja in jo posta'
vii ma tia oh omar. Desnica Sc il
dvignila. prsi so dihale in oci so
sc obracale vanj in plavale velike
in otozne pc sobi
PreGul je pri njej vso noe, in
ko Sc je danilo, je izpraznil pro.
storno in visoko omaro "a obleko.
postavil zensko vanio in 10 zakle.
nil. Tudi memo pismo, XII je raz.
! Sirjalo pc sobi mocen, skoro du.
sec parfum. je $ klju6kom vred
zaklenil V kitajsko kaseto in lie.
gel V posteljo.
Skozi okna ie silila dnevna svet.
loba in izpodrivala temo. Zunaj
SO Ze pen ptlcl IN ~ goZda Je wi.
zgal ma vse grlo veliki in lcpi ko.
bilar.
Tudi gospodinja ie vstala, Sara
! a $ svojimi copastimi nogami pc
kuhinji in odpirala in zapirala
vrata. Ko lie bill ze jak dan in je
svetilo s%olnce, je priSla V soho in
Sc Gudila.
"A kai ste dobili to, "a bozje j.
me, V TEN zaboju?"
"Obleko!" je rekel on.
a zakaj je vse tako belo pregr-
memo 20 dnu'" Sc je Gudila ma
pref.
"Zaradi obleke!" ie odgovoril
on in Sc obrnil slabovoljen V steno.
Dale prihodnjie.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08
Kuriozna r~.stlinica.

Pc brzojavnih. telefonskih in
razsvetljavnih zicah V Portoricu
Sc opaza, da Sc razvija ma Nth do
sleJ neznana rastlina. Ia rastlini.
ca nina korenin in Sc hrani samo
Z zrakom. Elektricni tok Sc pospe-
suje men razvoj. Oddalec izgle-
da zica, k&kor hi bilo pc Mi ODE
seno zelenje in cvetje. Poslali so
prouceyat botanike, a ii so Sc VIZ
Mill, ne da hi bill opravili kaj, in
tako je znanost Sc vedno pred IL
ganko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08
s C..
Kajtebriga.

Socialist V Ameriki moramo biti roper vsak
militarizem, roper vsako stalno armada, smo pa
lahko "a sploSno ljudsko oborozenje V svrho O.
brambe proti vsakemu napadu IL Azije ali Europe.
Pod militarizmom bi bill najbolj izkorisGani de-
lavci, ker ma njihovih ramah hi lezalo vse strasno
breme vojne. Pod ljudsko obrambo hi pa moral
trpeti kapitalist ravnotako kakor delavec; vsi bi
moral biti vojaki v ~slucaju napada. Militarizem
lahkO vsak cas- porodi agresivno vOjno. ljudska
bramba je pa ne more, kajti potem hi bio vprasa-
ME vojne V rokah ~ljudstva, ne pa ~kongresa in
prezidentove tajne d%iplomacije, Splosna ljudska
bramba je udarec "a militarizem in smrtni udarec
"a agresivno vojno. Dol z militarizmom Ljudstvo
maj sc samo priprayi in brani, ce pride nevarrost!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08
GOLJUFIVI

Sodisce V Debreczinu ma Ogrskem je Stir dni
razpravljalo o goljufijah, XII so Jill zagresili cd
vetniki Jakob Flajs, DIR. Henrik Bruell in dir. T.
merih Sep kot vojni liferantje. ii tribe odvet-
Mkt so namrec prevzeli p~reskrbo hrane "a neko
debrecinsko bolnico, a so daiali take stvari, da lin
bolniki MISC mogli uzivati. Obsojeni so bill: Jakob
Flajs ma , lett iede in 1000 kron globe. dr.. Hen
rik Bruell ma , lett jece in 1000 kron globe, dr.. T.
merik Sep ma poldrugo leto ieGe in 1900 kron
globe. Vrhtega so obsoienci izgubili "a tri leta
pravico izvrsevati odvetniSki poklic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08
Nevarna kozuhovina.

Meseca novembra Sc je V New Yorku razSiri-
la bolezen, znana V medicinskih krogih pod ime-
nom Anthrax. PovzroGajo 10 mikrobi, XII pridejo V
kri in sc tam plode 5 strasnimi posledicami.
Zdravnik DIR. Leslie L.. Roos od driavnega oddel-
ka Je tri mesece preiskaval to rec in predlozi svoje
porocilo V kratkem DRAWN industrijski komisiji.
NJegovo mnenje je V kralkih besedah sledeGe:
IL New Yorka Sc o~dvazajo smeti ma Barren
Island. Med mimi je dosti crklih in ubitih mack.
TIE pobirajo IL smeti in izdelujejo il NTH "kozu-
hovino' zlasti "a otrOkc. IL kozjih SGctin pa IL
deluJejo brivSke copice. V teh koiah in SGetinah
so pogoStOma zarodki omenjene bolezni in dovolj
Je, zee Sc clovek nekoliko opraska. ola pridejo V
kri.
DR.. Roos predlaga. ia Sc poraba koz mrtvih
mack kratkomalo prepove.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-08

Japonsko pravi, da DO dalo Rusiji toliko sire
Iva, kolikor 81 ga bO lie zelila. To hi Glovek skoraj
res verJel. Nekako pred e~najstimi lett SO poSiljali
Japonci Sc mnOgo wee bomb in granat Rusom
nego so zeleli. In Rusom Sc vSeG nj bilo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17
SYLVESTER BROTHERS SHIP IN
1000 HEAD OF CATTLE

Wednesdays freight train brought
ono thousand head OF cattle to be un-
loaded at Wason for the Sylvester
brothers. The saying that you can't
keep a good man down applies in this
case as these gentlemen had financial
difficulties last year that made II ap-
pear as though they might lose out
and other parties would run cattle on
Sylvester ranch. However Mr.. Loren
Sylvester is again at the helm and
We are delighted to state that con.
ditions are complete contrast to
those existing at Sylvester ranch last
year-Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Mr.. Derrick of creedc, Mr.. ~,
Mrs. George Powell and Mise NJ,
Hecker left Monday noon for Derx.
in Mr.. Dcrrick's new Buick ".,,r
Mr.. Derrick's son who has hon,
tending school there this win,s, -,
return with them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Remember the Del Norte cA..,
tauqua June 25th to 2sth inc,n.,..
and arrange to attend two Or ~.
days at least. There will ha ~.
class concerts every afternoon ~,
lectures and other entertainment.
the evening. See Program In -.
other column.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Tho teachers who left Friday night
for Greeley to attend the Norman
were Misses Mary and Esther Martin
and Miss Lois Sharpless of Center
Professor p. Hoagland and Miss
Ethel Tully left Saturday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Mrs. A. w. Ward who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. c. r. Erick-
son and family for the past month.
returned to her LONE In Cary, Idaho,
Friday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Il. n. Aldrich. an old soldier, left
Wednesday night for Sioux CITY MS
former residence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Everything in Fishing Tao
kle. Monte Vista Hardware Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17
ID. c. Cole Is in Pueblo this week
transacting business
Lawn Tennis Goods that are
Good. Monte Vista Hardware

j. w. Lord and wife OF the Sold
iers' home left Saturday night FOR
Denver to yirit relatives for a few
weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Frank Baton left Sunday night
for Delta where he expects to remain
until fall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17
Mrs. Jesse Stephenson is spending
the week in Denver.

Mrs. A. V. Hamilton OF Center
went to Denver Saturday night for
short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Dobbs
from the Soldiers homo went to Pue-
bio Sunday night to be present at
the G. A. R. Encampment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Fern Mitchell of Center left Sat-
urday night for Richmond. Va,
where she will make an indefinite
stay. =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES
Nesles Inviting sIds

Pursuant to direction Of the Common
Council Of the city of Klamath Falls.
notice Is hereby given that bids viii
be received BY the Police Judge Of said
city at his once in the city hall up to
and including Monday evening at .
o'clock p. M. Of June 9Th. 1915, tor
making the proposed improvement %
Eleventh street. from Main stroet
northerly to the southerly lins a the
U. 8. government irrigation canal>also
from the northerly line Of the q. 9.
government irrigation canal northeriy
to the intersection Of Eleventh street.
Upham street and Worden avenue.
thence westerly on Upham street to
the intersection Of Prospect street. In.
cluding Intersections: the proposed i'm
pr0vement to be made includes the
grading Of said street to establish
grade to a width OF Is feet and hard
surfacing said street to Q width Of IS
feet over all, including curbs. with
either bitulithie or oil macadam: all oe
said proposed improvement to b made
together with the materials to b used
In accordance with plans and spsciAca.
tions Of the city engineer q ~ = ~
once Of the Police Judge Of said city.
reference thereto II hereby made for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

CHICAGO. June S.-A preparsdness
demonstration equal to New York's
gripped Chicago today. Il was the pre-
lude to a series Of big events which
throw this city in the worlds spotlight
Of news. for the next ten days.
Nearly . quarter Of . million Chi.
cago men. women and children. Il u
estimated. marched today In . parade
to arouse the nation to prsparsdnsss.
Sober minded men and womcn-bank.
ers, politicians. society women. clerks.
shop girls-from all walks OF life who
want peace. but not at any price"
marched.
There were $4,000 marchers from the
United Young Mems clubs alone.
One feature Of the parade was the
suffragist section. Another was the
section. In which several
thousand motorcyclists rode their ma.
chimes.
One hundred and eighty union chauf.
feurs offered their cars without charge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

further details regarding plans. co..
struction. materials and quantities.
Said improvsmeat vim - 1t y oes
contract. and bids Win - rssstvsd tee
bitulithic pavsmsat and Tor oil ~
cadam. and win b oDsosd TOE coasid.
Grafton BY Tie Commoa Counsn q ~
9Th day Of June. 1915. 1t ~ Aosr q .
O'Clock p. n. Bidders Vim - Requires
TO submit bids On blanks pes0arsa by
the city snsineer. and blds wil1 noe -
eonsidsred unless 70 sslaitse4 Dsaals
may - obtaissd q ~ o0ee e ~
Police Jud0a.
The suecessful biddsr win ~ ~
quired % Eivs bood II . SIN - -
f,xed BY the Common Council Tor ~
faithful performance oe The cootzaet
to be entered Into for making said i'm
provsmsnt Each bid must - aecoo-
panied by check. certified by some
responsible bank for s Per cent q The
amount bid. AZ q guarantee that The
successful bidder will entsr into con.
tract with the city for the making Of
such Improvement. within ten days
from the date Of the award
The Common Council reserves the
right to reject any aud all bids. and to
make such improvement on behalf Of
the city.
Dated At klamath Falls. Nay 1885.
A. L, LEAyITT. Police Judes.
lo.lAt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

Her parasol II edged with fringe.
And she's fringe on her dainty gown
Her curling lAshss fringe her eyes
And she lives on the fringe OF town.
NEW YORK. June 3.--To be ON the
fringe Of society Ia tho last thins ono
could wish. but to have on the fringe
OF fashion In the latest thing one could
wish.
Indeed. Il seems an II fringe were In.
fringins on the popularity Of all other
trimmings.
The fringed frocks In omnipresent
and boasts anything from tiny edSinS
Of vivid husd yarn fringe to u deep
fringe Of silk. either black or OF q tone
to match or contrast with the gown
Il Is used effectively on the bottoms
OF the wide skirts and to edge the bell
shaped slesves.
One stunning evening model shows
an entire ovcrskirt OF knotted silk
fringe Of yellow. black. blue. green and
old rose over petticoat OF turquoise
blue chiffon. The sleeves arc mere
shrsds Of fringe and the apology for
. bodice In q scrap Of the turquoise
chiffon.
The new wide cape collars are edged
with narrow. colorful fringe: hats have
q narrow yarn fringe cdgius and even
glimpsed . swagser damsel who wiped
her up-tiltsd. up.to-date nose ON a
handkerchief Of pale mauve with a
tiny old blue cdging Of thread fringe
Fringe 10 certainly up to snuff.
On the loose long taneta coats and
wraps either for day or evening wear
the fringe Ia vieing with the pluked
ruchinss a. finish but II Il - q hnish
for = parasol perhaps tina, fringe
reaches its truly highest point.
One smart sunshade Of emerald
green taffeta II built on the nat. many
ribbed Chinese parasol lines with =
blunt little snubnose sbon esrule and
Q long knob anished handle OF the
same blossy blaek.
A bright green silk cord u knotted
round the handle. with = Attins loop
through which its owners fair arm Ii
meant TO stick when she shuts up her
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
&N0FfNfBRESSff 1Uo 49,
@0 WOMEN&11N
By MAR0ARrT MASON
written Tor the Unitsd Prees)

sunshadc In shady byways and chooses
to dangle Il at arms length.
The real finishing touch OF this ads.
auatcly lovely paraso,. however. II IN
cdging Of thrcc.inch black silk fringe
that brooks no Infringement Of the
suns rays across the summer Sirlh
countenance,
A xcbrasQue sunshadc In one Of black
and white striped taRsta. The strlpes
iadiatc outward from tho center and
end In u fringe Of alternate black and
white stripping TO match the silk. The
handle to this 10 Of white with black
knob nj the top.
A certain parasol fringsd like the
black and green one II also very stun.
Ming though \ bit promo to cast . too
rosy glow over \ healthy countsnauce
No ono may expect to look pale and
intercstinE undcr cover Of csriss sun.
shade.
A shell pink taHeta sunshads that 10
mass Of petal shaped scallops liks .
huge pink rose just adds the pask q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
Germans TO Show Their
Fealty to This Nation

United Press Service
NEW YORK. June 3.-To demon.
strate their patriotism 500. 900 German
and Austro-Hungar1sn Amsricana and
their friends will 60 to shsspshsad
Bay speedway. tomorrow and salute
q gigantic American nag composed
Of 1000 girls attired In the national
colors.
The event is under the auspices Of
the, American Liberty Day committee.
and Is intended to impress the coun-
try with the love these citizens Of for.
eign birth have for the nag and the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
rslfare Of the uni.sd States.

welfare OF the United States.
There will b exhibitions BY turner's
and mass calisthsnies Of 5000 men and
women msmbsrs OF the clubs In the
North American Turner Bund and
chorus singing BY 10000 children Of
German congTsgatioo.
A special program Of daylight fire.
works u listed. and . parade with
noats win illustrate . number OF great
examples OF Germans who. from Rsvo-
lutionary days have bsen Of great I'm.
portance In shaping the course oe the
American republ1e.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
oReoons FACTORIES GROWING

a SUMMARY OF manufacture In
~ Oregon. comparing the totals In
1903 and 1914. has just been issued
BY the bureau Of the census. and this
summary reveals the interesting fact
the manufacturing intustry In Oregon
Is growing at . steady and healthy
rate. Invested capital for instance.
has increased from $50. 900 in 1905
to $13s, 500. 900 in 1914. or . little more
than Sc per cent. This shows that Or.
egon has not been wholly shunned By
investors In recent yeas.
The total value Of manufactured pro.
ducts also shows . satisfactou In.
crease. In 1909 It amounted to tS3..
005. 900. and In 1914 to sos. 900. IN
increase Of 10 per cent The average
per establishment In 1909 was $4,000
and in 1914 $4,000. The value Of pro-
ducts. as shown BY the census. repre-
sents their selling value or price at the
plants As actually turned out. BY the
factories during the census year. and
does not necessarily have any relation
to the sales for that year.
The value added by manufacture
that is. the difference between the cost
Of the materials used and the value of
the products manufactured from them
grew from 3.l63. 900 In 1909 to 34e..
$4,000 In 1914. an increase Of IS per
cent. The value added BY manufacture
formed 46 per cent Of the total In 1909
and 42 per cent in 1914. thus indicating
an increase In the price Of raw mater.
iala during that time.
The cost Of materials used wss Ss0..
$4,000 in 1909 - against 90. Isl. 900
In 1914. an increase Of 81. 3.7os.o0o. OF
ISL per cent. In the I'VE years. Salar.
les and wages amounted to $13.sl9. 900
in 1909 and to &2s.s1l.ooo In 1914. IN
increase Of $3.50. 900. or Ill PR cent.
1T Il reassurinE." says the Eugene
Register. ITO learn that manufacturing
Ii undergoing . steady growth In Or
egoD. for under existing conditions
the balance Of trade II. against this
state. We buy vastly more mannfac.
tured goods from elsewhere than We
sell. and - q result We send away
more money than We get hack. This
means . steady drain that retards de.
velopment
"Rut II the growth Of the manufac.
turing industry during the next Ave
years In - great ~ during the past
I'VE. this unfavorable situation win be
remedied to . considerable extent. It
10 to the states interest to encourage
manufacturing growth In every way
possible. for without industrial growth
Oregon cannot 90 forward 40 II should.
Restrictive laws that win plaee .
handicap on Oregon should b care.
fully scanned bsfore bsing placed on
the statute books. for capital for Do.
velopment will not coms whsrs Il u
not wanted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

Judge d. v. Kvxksndaii and family
and Miss Magsis Woods leave soon for
an auto trip to Drain. Eussns and
Portland. They VIII visit relatives IN
Drain and Eugene and attend the Port
land Rose Show. II II tbsir intsotion
TO bs away about tWo vseks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
NANn


Mercantile Company so 500 eeo
os Iaacsoo Trustee sn 600 $500
yanesco Trustee SOS COO 5000
Mercantile Trustee $50 500 5000
Trustee 100 500 5000
OF Tancsco Trustee <oi 500 eoe
Trustee $os 600 ooo
vrancsco Trustee >oS 500 o0
Of the board directors ads
the day April parcel
necessary Of number III
California Tussday June so 1915
dsaeusnt there
on together the sale
THOMPSON.
Secretary Of California Oregon Power Company
once Number lsi lAdesder6 California 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

Phone atenins Tor The bss, In s;,sc.
tricai WORK. prometnsss my hobby
Cecil Weeks. electrician. klamath
Sportsnan's Store. Eighth and Main
m1hA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03
Julia
Heinrich

Soprano Of the Metropoli'
tan, the And OF tho year 10
opsss. sinsinS In direct con-
parison with Edison's Re.
Creation OF her voice. to IT,
lustrats that one is Identical
with the other.
Niss Heinrich IN but one
Of the many great artists
Who have thus proven that
Edison has accomplished h's
ambition TO re-crsale music
70 perfectly that his Re-
Crsatioas cannot b d.
.ins,,ishsd from the original
iIsar Ddison's Re'creat'ea
Of Julia Heinrich'a Sym''
pathetic voice. Rear Aiss :
Heinrich Herself ut me
Metropolitan. in New Yors.
or whom she Ia on concss'
tour.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

This 10 the hsW,s q ai, Of the Atn.
sempan'ss. ch'issts. ess Main. 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

Her parasol 10 edged with fringe.
And she's fringe on her dainty gown
Her curling lashss fringe her eyes
And she lives on the fringe OF town.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-03

perfection 70 = summer toilette q,
white net asd pink pieot ribbon bu,
shade deeper Il Ia visor no, 10 70,
A purple satin parasol yelled In ,
aim OF black spanish lace with qusip,
purple glass knobbsd stick. In r,f,h
avenue window In replica Of xr,s,
xrandmothsr's that now mould,n IN
tho attic and proves the aphorism Tia,
there's nothing new under tho sun.
not even = 1915 psrasoi.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-08

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