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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-29
Die @erabfetans bet Sob
lenpreiie
9at bic Resieruns isst burds.ieBt
Dem L. Suli an fperben bic fObler
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Su ben am Donuertag itattg:funoe'
n.n &oRfsrsn5su Srpti4eu ben Stobs
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Miiffiippi Jlub, i'm getrnse Don ei'
mem Dollar bis flint Dollars pt:
Sonne beretubdrt- Die neue Yrets'
life tritt am 1. SuIi in Strait.
0ier1unDert 9rubenbeitber, bic oui
Grfl9en bes SetrstGrs Zane aIn
Nittpo6 bisrbsrgetoutmeu pGrsn,
unb bic ii3 Derpfli4tet batteu, bas
prObutt ibrsr Wainsn 5u sinem ana
itdn6igen prsis gu Iieferu, pdrsn IN
ben enbsiiItisen &onferepsu bura
&Ommittssu bon isbem 5eID Oertreteu.
9or5er baten iie inter ii3 beretgs
bart, bab bas aOutmiitse fur aOhIsu'
proSufiiOR. Elm glattOnaI 8srtbeioit
sunssratb, Setrstdr Zane unb Der
aommifIdr Sod ppn Der 8unoeshms
beIstommiIiiOu bic preife feitiessn
ioIlsn. gs eei6ub biss, I'M bsr WtOgs
Ii9teit DCrSubeugen, bab bur9 elne
9ereinborung bic anti>5ruit SsleBe
Derlsbt perben t0nn.n.
Der Direttor Smith Dom SeoIos
sti9en Bureau bat oussere9uet. bnb
infoles Der preisbsrabfesuug bic
9rubenbsfiBer $180,000,OO0 pro Sabr
tpsniser fir ibre aoblsn erbaIteu lper,
ben, ola bies I'm lestsn sSabr Der 6dl
mar, unb bic GripdrniiTe Der Regles
rung unb oes pubIitums nod srGBsr
iein piirben.
Sc pirb nidt rur Der preis Der
Sobleu an ben 9ruben feiteeiest
ipsrben, ionbern es puroe aud i'm
2aufe bss 9ases aneetiinbigt, baB
Sobbers, WdtIsr, atsiubdnslsr uno
Somnliiiionslsuts ni9t mebr ols sis
nen proftt BON % Gents bi. 5onue
fir iih beunipru6en tiirfen, unp buB
nibt nebr als cine Rommtiiton be-
te4net perben barF. Nlit anberen
Dortsn, Der Soniument erbGli feline
Roblen gu hsm an Der 9rube be5abIs
ten Breis, Plus Der Grdnsportatious=
unb 4blisferlIngstOitsr uno % gsnts
per Sonne.
Die @eretn6aruRg bat ui9t auf
Sarttobls 9e5us, uno big auf @eltes
res erIeiOsn bic Preiie fir oieies pror
butt feline QenSerung.
Su Der IebteR &onfsren5, in Der bic
GntIhsibuus getroffen tpurbe, purbsu
bic 9rubtnbeiiBsr aufgeforOert. ben
nieorighen preis aBugeben, gu benz
lie aobIen Iiefsrn t6nuten. Der CLEAR
TieIo Diitrttt BON PenninIoanien erz
tIGrte Tib bereit, ben preis an Der
@rube BON $5.25 duf So unb fir
alumpen nui $3.50 berab5uiebsn.
9ennefse unb @irginia rebusirten
ben preis bon $3.50 auf $S; Neit
@irginisn ieste htn iest iibIi6en Sonz
traftprsis uuf So berab uno Sainois
urtp Snbinna reou5irten ben Preis
Der RobIen, ME iie aus Der 9rube
tommen, auf S2.75. mubdmu. Sas uns
ter unsiinftigen gerbdltniffeu gu Iei>
ben bat, iebts ben g3reis Don $3.50 aui
ni9t peniger oils SO unb nitt mebr
aIs - 9srab. aIa4 psozsIauS issts
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Himmt fOrmefI GtelIunJ
Su Guniten ber Gntents

Rio be Saneiro. %. 5uni.
graiilin bat bas Detret, in bem IS
ieins Reutralitdt in BEN Sri.se sspi'
iden ben gntentsmddisn unb Deutid'
lamb prc.lamirte, piberrufen.
WenH aud ni6t dngebeitet iporben
in. oh bic R.publit ii4 attn an ben
ffeinbieIisieittn 6etbeilieen iuirb. 10
itsat fie iid bnr4 ben Wibnruf ibrer
ReutrdIitdt bod often unb moraIiif
nuf bic Seite Der Der. Staaien uno
Der Gutente.
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nerftag @prmitiag bat fi4 an ber
ueftIi4eu JrSnt ni4ts @i4tisss err
eisnet.
Die Gran3ofeu beri4teu
iber Rur uu6ebeutsabe
0oraGaas

pdrts, %. SUM. Die am Dons
neritag Wlittag DOM &riegsminiites
rum erlafene 9stanntma9uug iiber
Die Greignife auf bem ariegsi4arls
plat lautet pie folst:
Die 4rtilIerieseie6ts iparsn m Der
: Iebter Radi gang befoubers lebbaft IN
Der Rdbe bes 5urtebiie DentmaIs uub
bes Wont GdrnilIt.
Gin gngriff Der DeutT9en auf
unfere pofitionen BEL Dattueiler,
nofb5fli9 BON Sbann, ipurbe abees
f6laseu. Der Ueino Iisb mebrsrs
2Obte 5uriid.
.Sn pairouinensefe5te bic IN Ssr
Rdbe pon TlireD unb pescmpnur itatts
fanbsn, ma4ten mir elm pdar Gefau>
gene.
Die an a6enb BON ariegsmiHiIies
rum erlafene 'peitere 8etanntma9ung
Iautet fuie folgt:
rartilIsrisgsfe9t. fanbeu IN Der
Rdbe bes Surtsbife SeHtmaIs, Der
Seton S6ben rnb ON Usont Blanb
unb Garnillet Ttatt. Das Jeuer Der
feinolifen 4rtilsrie purbe Don uns
an Der ean5eu Grpnt IN spsrsii6er
Wsiie erpibert, Hamentlih am ltnteH
llfer Der Waas. an ben slbbdasen Sss
6elisnberges. H6rblidb bon Saur
ipurbe cine iiar,e feinblide AbtbeiiunG,
bic .inen usberfalI Dsriu9te, suriidssz
idIagen.
Gin bsutfdes GIus3.ug, bns bon
sintm unIersr 5lisser absei4oHeH
tpurbe. fiel-im @nIb BON 8eausUiaa
rdis, iiibli9 bon graonne, riebsr. Der
f5iibrer, Der bertpunbet por, unb Der
unDsrpunbete gtobahiungs Dffi3i,r
ipurben ssfaneen eeHommsn.
Die 9sutiden fnbren fort, Rheims
gu bei6ieben. @dbrenb bss Cages
fflusen 1900 geidoFe in Der Gtapt
elm, abt in Der antbebrale.
geIgiibe syroni: .Silblif bon ct.
Georges brans fvibrenS Der Ra6t cine
feinbIihe Sruppenabtbilung IN cine
unier.r porseidobsnen poiitionen elm,
iis purbe aber ipfort mad beftisem
6dnbgemense pisber bdraus pertrie-
Ben. 4n Der gonssn 5ront ianben iebr
lebbafie QrtiIIsrissefe9ts fiatt. na-
m.ntIib in Der Geseub bon Stesns
iiruats."
mas bic GnsIdnSsr 6stia-
ten.
gonbon %. Suni. Cine am
Oonneritas Miitag erIniiene getanais
maduns ldutst pie folgt:
.DGbr.nb Der Ratt bei4ob bic
feinblihe artillerie in beftissr Wtiit
nniere ppiitionen in Der Ndbe BON
Jontnintsass Groiiuss. 5sinbli6e
9lnsriFfe auf uniers gorpOIisn iiiolid
BON goitul 5llb fpurben erfolsrei9
lbssIdlasen. Gtutide 5ruppsn brans
gen in Der Isbisn Rnfi in uniers Grds
ben 5itlih BON 9ermeles Elm. iie ipiirs
ben nber ipiebsr taraus psrtrisben.
Die am absnb erlaHeue tpeiisre gss
tanntmn6ung lautet ipie fOlst:
rWd5reno tes 9ases batsn mir ipei-
tsrs 6oriiAritts iiiblih bonn Goudej
SglnB stmnht. Ntr mahtsp Snbsi cine
QlnsdA @sfanseue. llnisre 2inisn iiHb
IN Sieier 9eseno abermals an elmer
5ront prn uneeFdbr 3pei Reileu Dorz
eeI6obsn porb.a. llnisrs 9ruppen
finb Dor bsm Gorfs glrtou ungeiOms
men.
Gin feinbIihss 5lusseus uurb. IN
sinern aampf in Der eufi dbsei&pifeH
unb 3ipei pom 9obsn aus. Bier uniss
rsr RIuaisass psrSez RsSmibl s,
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Bdgere Edpn Dem Canoe geidat
Ssnm l. Salt am tperSem Die Ssn9lenpreiie be.
SemtemS mieSri9er ieit.
gtne 6e5dsfi6e 25eren6arung s1ui6en oer 2esiernns
nno oen Gru6en6efeern sefrofen.
Die Rbnbarons wsrdsn von tt an bb um $soccsc wsnI.
ger einnebnen ais i'm leBten 1abr
Sen 9dnolern po nnr cine &ommihioa bon % Gents bic
S0nne erlanbt

Die
SnahrQ
Ua4Hat fF raHsr
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Rnr 4rtiIlerie efehte an
bertta[teutf4e GrpRt.

Or o m, %. Suni. Die aGmpfe
iparen am Utittpod buuptidhli4 auf
artiIlerissefsdte bei4rdHtt,' beiBt es
In Der an Dounsritag pom ariegs'
minifferium erlafenen offiaisllsu Bee
tanntrnddung.
.geIOnbsrs beftig mar Der 4rtile'
rietampf In Der 9egeHb pon Col gris
con, am areu5bers nnb on Der &drnt'
ner @rsn5s, 6itlih bon 90rS unb in
Der Sesenb bes WDnts Jaiti.
1r. Gpmitantin 4umba,
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+ Prof. 0Hitab boa
gdbninHer 7
Der bera3mte Staats.
pirtbfhdftssQebrer.

Berlin. %. SUM-. lls6tr amiters
bam unb sonoon. pruf.HOr Suitan
bon Sdmoller, t.r bsriibmte Staatss
ipirtbf9ufis=2str.r, in ON Wlitttpod
Gbenb I'M 4ltsr bon 70 SabreH IN
Bah 6Grsbura qeforben.
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sir O6io: Gdonss D.tter nm
Jrsitag; am Samitas i&Ones, pdr-
meres Wetter.
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1ai(in gie0 (eine Nadrddd aul
ltno feat ii6 iorme4 ami Die Seite
Der Gntente.
% Is (i6 aktjU on Dem Erieg 6et6ei(igen miro, 1T
nid)t angcOcutct morOen
Slnf bem ariegsidbamplab lit Die Gage arneramnert.
9ie Niehase oer almer CrtSera war cine ebr i9mme

9ape
fba
n. ban
eeba
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Ssiirit bon Siilotu
aus ber g S9psis mad
9eutf4Ianb a6ss'

3ari9, %. Suui. IJiirit bon
Billion, Der friihsre beutf4e Rsi4s'
tnn3Isr, iit nna isiuer CONNER Res
jibsm in Der Rd6e Don Samburs abs
ssr.iit. Gr fslts Offisisa IN abrebe,
bub er, ME ssmslbet pproeu mar, nod
2usano sesanesn iei, nm ben friibersn
a0nia &onitantin bon Srie4uIdnt
gu begriiben, unb ertldrt., baB er au'
germ Ddbrelb Der leBtea puur Bo4sr
nidt perlaifen bate.
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Der Seutma,st 9ebeSorff
Sum tntertmiitiideu ruf.
fii9eu Warinsminifer
erudprt

St. petsrsburs, 28. Sunt.
Der 2eiltndut 2e6eboefi purbe BON Der
proniIorifdeH ResierurJ nit Der ms
tsrimiftiideu gsiorgurs Der Gef6Gite
bss Warine Mt1iifsyiums betraut.
Der pofeu mar bis ie.t pom BRIGGS.
miniiter &srrnst9 mitoerisbeu NOR,
ben.
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Wenis neranbert
5ft bic Gage auf bem arirssI4auplas.

SAP an allen syrOuien finben nun ar'
iillerisgefehte ftatt.
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Or. bon aubImann mar friiber Elm
sIttate Der Ssuti4.u guii4ais tn
@allsnstDn
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gafeI, %. Suni. 9lus aDnitnntis
nOpsI tpirb beridtst, baB bort Grau
pcn aublmann, bic Satin bes beuts
fGsn 8otihaftsrs in Der siirtsi, lm
zppbus ssItprbsn i.i.
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Bah 6Grsburq aeIiorbeu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22
DRINK 4 GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.


Sanitary science has Of late mad
rapid strides with results that are oi
untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application Of it, untiring research
is the recommendation that It 10 q
necessary to attend to internal santa
tion of the drainage system Of the hu-
man body a. 1t 10 to the drains OF the
house.
Those Of 10 who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when We arise.
splitting headache. stuify from . cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath. acid stom-
ach, can. instead, feel - fresh - Q
daisy by opening the sluices Of the
system each morning and flushing out
the whole Of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
Everyone. whether ailing. sick or
we'll. should each morning before
breakfast. drink q glass Of real hot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

watsr with . tsaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate IN II to wash from The
days indigestibte waste, sour bile end
poisonous toxins: thus cleansing,
tomach. liver and bowels ths prsvious
swestsning and purifying the entire
alimsntary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The astie0 Of
an empty stomach 10 wonderfully d.
vigofating. Il cleans out oil the sour
fsrmentations. gases, vase and add.
ity and gives one . splendid appetits
for breakfast. While you are snjoyins
hot water and limestone phosphate on
your breakfast the phosphatsd hot
water Il quietly extracting : large vol.
ume Of water from tie blood ana 1T.
ting ready tor thorough flushing Of
all the inside organs. H5si4 g =
The millions OF people who are both.
cred with constipation. bilious spells,
stomach trouble. rheumatic stiffness;
others who have sallow skins. blood
disorders and sickly compilations are
urged to get quarter pound Of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This viii cost very little. but u SUM-
cient to make anyone . pronouneed
crank on the subject Of internal san
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

such . man has no terrors. and
heaven will take care Of itself. Christ
gave proof Of wisdom when he said:
BE ~ also ready
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22
JAP PANESE KICK
ON H|GH PRICES

TOXIC. Aug. 22.-The steady rise
In the price Of necessities OF life in
Japan is calling forth protests from
many quarters. especially from the
ranks Of the salaried workers. In
many cases private employers have
raised wages to meet the new condi-
tions. and the government Is consid-
ering some measures Of advancing
salaries. The giving OF bonuses al.
ready has begun.
The demand for high priced labor
In the commercial and manufactur-
ing branches is causing many young
men and women TO resign from the
government service. and the result
has been that both telegraph and tel
ephone departments have suffered.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

brood. And II that interesting little
family ever saw the light Of day, and
ever Joined in the chorus of bird song
and the merry life Of the treetops. It
was because many preparations had
been made in advance for the realisa.
tion OF those hopes. All this Is true
In the art OF cha5acter building a.
we'll as fortune building. The Scan.
dinavians discovered America about
. thousand years ago. and yet the
western world was unknown to man.
kind until the advent of Columbus.
II was because mental. moral and
physical preparations are needful to
make use Of discoveries. They were
unprepared by lack OF knowledge to
make proper use of their great
achievement. Coal and iron and steam
and electricity and timber have been
before human eyes during the ages
but knowledge was required a. q
preparation to give them value and
usefulness. In the struggle for exist.
ence primeval man has employed
preparation. In the competitions OF
civilized life wider preparation is
demanded to gain success. The en-
tire theory Of human life is based on
preparedness. In time Of peace. and
In the alarm Of war. preparedness 10
mans only security. II great prep
aration Ia needed In secular life, how
much also In spiritual things. do
not urge moral and spiritual refor- f,
nation and regeneration 80 much to !
1t man for heaven. No. not that. !
But to fft him for the best life, the
greatest usefulness. and the highest
happiness here and now. Death to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22
Lessons In Preparedness

Man In his Infancy 10 the smbodi.
msnt Of helpisssnsss. What must
have been the estats Of the arst men
o. tho racss' 4 study OF the print.
i've races OF today supplies the an.
swsr. He must subsist Ipupon the
more highly organised foods such a.
fruits. grain and meat. He must ever
shelter bis naked body with artificial
clothing aud protection against the
chill Of winter and the heat OF sum.
ner. And yet hs was totally un.
armed with any natural weapons and
vas unsupplisd with any natural i'm.
PIGMENTS for ashing. hunting or a.
!lcuiture. He was without knowledge.
he had NO arts. 20 Industries. nor
snsory Of existence. Fruits and
grains were scatksrsd, and .ash, fowl
ana beast were 6tvohd his grasp. IN
'ne very nature Of tho case, the very
eA'stsncs Of primsval man among the
creatures OF the earth. dspsndsd upon
something. II dspsadsd upon prep.
stat'on. Man must acquire knovl.
sase' no must develop bic powers. hs
must Invent clothing and shelter. hs
must haven't implements and wsap.
sa'. In fact. human pHosrsss dspShd.
~ upon prepaseduAee, eWfafs Il
Every life he's ies times Of crisjs.
M nov shall they bs met without care.
~ ana adequate prsparstions sueh
., Cs.s's 70 seen In the lise Of svsry
.a''a. when IT. stpbbota viii mests
.as resisting power Of parsntai su.
.aos.ty 10 curling it, thought and
'SaaSet. wisdon and asnasas at|
.SSa .S.' : time WIN usually lireee the
s."e 'ato habits Of obedience, Too
...ss. however. small children Of In
!! .st'ess !. viil seasser thslr psrssls|
~. early form habits oS lawIsssa6s6. |
:. ~sotaer crisis b met ct the threshold |
''u'h' Thea physlesl sad mental
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

changes are rapidly taking place. II
. boy grows up alone at the age Of
play, OF ball and marbles. II he does
not row. or sail. or skate. or race. OF
nsh. or sh0ot-he will probably lead
. ssdsntary. inactive life. Again. .
youth who II . spendthrift. reckless
In word or act. and shiftless In his
habits. 10 very apt to become o slip.
shod man. One great purpose OF Cd.
ucation Ia to teach . child to think.
and what to think. when to act and
how to act. A child may be trained
to behave properly. promptly. habit
ually at all times--and this II OF the
highest importance In daily life. A
child may bs educated to have
strict regard for truth. or to exercise
decision and courage. or to perform
acts Of benev0lencs. self-sacrince and
Justice. On the other hand q child
may be we'll versed In book lore. and
have . large stock Of prscepts. and
vet thru unfortunate training and
companions fall into evil ways. II
has been said some fathers give more
attention to their livestock In the
barn than to their children In the
house. stiil another crisis 10 met
when the youth stands at the door oil
maturity, He ID now to pass out Into
the world Of struggle to make tor
himsslf Q name 1nd fortune. But
what can that man hope to accomp'
Iish, without previous preparation OF
mind, and hand. and heart!
! saw Q little chickadse inspecting
. boz In the pear tree. Soon saw
her bringing downy material from
the oak blossom TO build her nest.
ghs was preparing her home in bog
Ihst had already been prepared tor
het bird dwsiling. Il Was . safe and
uuug retreat. whore she might deposit
Asr precious eggs and rear her little
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

ror Fruit rles.
when bakips very juicy pies. ,sist
,.vsr of fns bread crumbs over tn
iowsr crust before putting In th
fruit, This will Insure . crisp lowe
crust. and the bread crumbs can b.
neither seen or tasted.
For Washing the Hais.
Iu houses whers there 10 no run
ming water. . very satisfactory meth
Cd Of rinsing the hair after washing I
a 10 have some one pour water oveI
n with . sprinklins can. This will b,
found 10 bs much easier than chang
ipg the water In the basin ssvsra
times.
A blanket I'tllSW.
A neatly folded blanket placed in
sids a pillow cover With buttons and
buttonholes. and placed on the couch
10 always handy when needed. and
kept free from soiling and out OF the
way In the cover when not In use.
For Childrca's ISeten,
10 one family the children who ga
away to school are supplisd with q
quantity Of paper Of uniform siss.
and At the end OF the term the letters
srs all bound together 70 form . rec
ord Of the year. This method would
tend TO create . desire for neatuess
and ordsrliness In letter writing In
the child.
For tl,s Automobile.
Comfort In the automobile 10 great.
" enhanced BY having one or two
feather pillows covered with attract.
I've button-on. covers 70 b placed at
the back or used % foot rest.
Ios Csochetsd Bwteoas.
Crochsssd buttons srsausatly ioss
their shape AFTER bslns isundsrsd. :.
and good way 70 remedy this fault
b 70 dip them 10 cold starch and
mold them with the anssrs until the
desired shape. and thea allow them
70 dry. when they will look line new.
Uas sse a. Osd Whisk nsosu
An old whisk broom. trimmed 20
hat Il forms . poiat. 70 iuvaiuabis
Tor cleaning corners.
1 New Idea Tor Cooking Potatoes.
When cooking new potatoes try
putting sprig OF mint IN the kettle
sith them. and the favor will bs
Irsatiy improved.
Fsaepaoae Oalls.
For those who make many long
IIstance calls. II u Q wise plan to |
AVE . small bank By the telephone.
md after each call put In the re-
la'red amount. just - tho using . !
'ublic telephone. The monthly bills
vii then cease 10 bs formidable.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22
0unlnsoM
70. 10l Equity

| (No. .So1 Equity) +
In the Circuit Court, In and for the
County OF klamath and state OF
Oregon.
Nettie @. Shanks. Plaintiff.
".
Frank Titus shanks. Defendant.
To Frank Titus shanks. Defendant
above named:
In the name Of the state Of Oregon:
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer to the complaint Alsd
against you In the above entitled suit
on or before the slst day Of August.
1917. that being the last day Of the
time prescribed in the order for publ
cation Of this summons. and II you
fail 20 TO appear. plead. answer. de-
mur. or otherwise move. for want
thereof. plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in his
complaint. te-wit:
For . decree dissolving the bonds
Of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant. upon the
grounds Of dsssrtion for more than
one year last past Immediately pre-
ceding the nling OF the complaint
herein.
This summons 10 served upon you.
the said defendant. BY publication
thereof In the Evening Herald. . pub
lie newspapsr Of general circulation. |
printed and published at klamath
Fails. Oregon. once . week for six |
successive weeks (ssvsn inssrtions) |
the drst publication being made July
1s. lsl7. and the last publicatienl
August -. 1917. By order OF Marion |
Hanks. County Judge OF klamath
County. Oregon. acting In the place |
and stead OF D. v. Kuykendall. Judge
Of the Circuit Court Of Klamath Coun.
". Oregon. there being no circuit
Judge within the judicial district on
the date Of this order. which said or
dor was made. entered. dated and
dled In this suit July ~. 1917.
'7t RHNNnR . KENT.
y 2e Attornsys for Plainti2.
Residence and posto0ee addseoG,
klamath Falls. Oregon.
is-as-i-s-is-as-ss 49,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

JOINS RANKS OF THE CRIPPLED
Gilbert Arnold IL the latest man
to Join the ranks Of the employed
OF klamath Falls who are flying with
one wing or walking with three legs.
He mashed the thumb Of his lift hand
In such manner late yesterday even
ing that It resembled most anything
else than q good thumb.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-22

| A Time Saver.
When washing silver try putting Il
In 4 colandcr. washing and rinsin,
without removing II. and iifting col
ander and all out Of tho water. Car,
must be used to lay the siiver In ~
that u Will not bo scratched. but 1,
can be cleaned much easier.
A New Birthsisy cake.
Place . buttcred tumbler in thu
center OF a large round cake tin and
pour the batter In around the tum.
bier. The cake will cook perfectly
without falling. and tho glass can be
easily removed. A pretty idea In "a
leave the glass In. and after the cake
10 frosted TO Ail the glass with
flowers. candy or = little surprise in
the way OF tiny favors.
To All Punrtsaality.
Ono mother successfully solved the
problem Of punctuaiity ut brea fast
In the following manner: II q child
was late TO breakfast he was made 10
90 to bed At night ~ many minutes
earlier ~ he wss lxte In tho morning
on tho claim that his being late
showed that he needed more sleep.
Punctuality earned its reward by an
extra amount Of time TO stay up Sat.
urdsy evening.
For Those Who Gather Huckleherriea.
Huckleberries dried thoroughly In
the shade mako = very acceptable
substitute for raisins.
To Rave Time In Shelling Peas.
Wash the peas thoroly and put 70
boil In the pods. When they are
done tho pods will burst and can bs
skimmed OF while the peas 90 to the
bottom. Tho flavor surpasses that OF
the peas shelled before cooking.
TO Clean Painted Walls.
Use two pals Of tepid water. wet
cloth and sprinkle q little baking
soda on II and wash wall. Rinse In
clear water and wipe dry. Be sure
70 wash In one direction In order to
avoid streaks. All grease and dirt
will disappear with very little rub.
bing. Use the soda sparingly q 81
cent package will be sumtient for the
average kitchen.) In cleaning paint
ID woodwork. q teaspoonful Of kero-
Dsne added to warm water will work |
wonders.
For the Ono Who Sews.
Women whose eyes are trouble.
ZONE. or who have trouble In thread.
ING needles. should use the long-eyed|
embroidery needles. When sewing
~ the sewing machine. put one foot
and the other back on the
pedal. and the work will be much less
.iresome. Also be careful to have .
comfortable chair.