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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

quello verso 'immobie o il mobile del
qUale e comproprietario. Ne 10 sarei
state tenuto a dover riacquistare le
aZioni. Quale legge avrebbe potuto
lmpormclo? Ma 10 Sono troppo geloso
del mio patrimonio morale e. deside-
rando che nessunO mai abba a dire di
me la piu menoma cosa, con 0ravissi-
mi sacrtizi no ritirato pagato con
denaro sonante dollar 227550 di azio-
M; come sono disposto a ritirare lie
attire che SonO fuOri.
81 { vOuto dire che 10 no turato
solamente la bocca di qualcuno. Ebbe-
ne, ii pubblico deve gludicare Sc clio
STA vero Sc l'autorc della coSidctta
lettera aperta non e un vo'gare diffa-
matore, appoSitamente assuhto e pa
cato per QCesto scope.
Denaro ripagato prima della ricos;i-
tuzionc della Compagnia.
l8 Febbraio 49, ad Antonio Pal
ladinO $4,000; id. a Vito Gallo $1,000:
% Febbraio 1914 ad Angelo Codamo
$1,000; Gactano Gangem $4,000. To-
tale $225.0O.
Dcnaro rcstituito percht non volle
le aziOni
Francesca Palumbo $4,000.
Azioni ritirate ripagate prima di
trastcrirsi la Compagnia
New York
Silvio Giardinelli $4,000: Antonio
Di Paolo $4,000; Pasquale Teti 500;
Giulio c. Caunchio $4,000; Ferdi-
nando BisJotti 10000; DR.. b. De
Necchis $500; Matteo J. Albert
$4,000; Raffaele lmperiale $4,000 To
tale S725.00.
Azicni ritirate e ripagatc dopo il ira
sferimento della Compaguia
New York
Nicola D'Alonzo 100000 Rocco Di
Nubile 100000; Nazareno Monticclli
$4,000; Fratelli De Luca $4,000; Nj
cola MataraZZo 10000; DR.. Y. De
NirgiIliS 10000; Annibale Nernac-
cha $1,000; G. +. Lombardo $25.OO:
Totalc lO75.0O Totale generate $2325.
Altro che turare la bocca a qualcu-
no! Altro che accontentare WIalcuno
con un accontO!
Questo denaro e uscito dalIa tasca
dl Giuseppe Di Silvcstro, il qualc pur
esscndo rimaSto nellie condizioni di
quando venne in America. ha voh,to
dare un esempio lampantc della sn9
cgerata onesta. f. Sc due di nucsti
Rocco Di Nubile AnnibaIe Vcrnac-
chic (che fa lavori di tipografio ne,
centinaia di dollari nelIa mia tinopra-
fa) sono stati pagati il primo con av-
viso che pubblicava daI / o giorno rbe
La NOce del POpOlO vide la luce ed il
non dirfsr;eco c"'o. .tt"E ia''Cl Ia II 'aso
hanno riccvuto danaro contantc nor
carta %EG I', ocr opeLaI; re 10 pago per
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

lanciare al pubblico una bassa, Wills
sima insinuazione
Sc una risposta dovessi darph, que
sta non dovrebbe essere per iscritto
in ogni modo gil dico che sotto le ar
mi fui indomito, 81, disonesto mai; e
gil aggiungo clio che dissi altra volta
ad un suo pari: suffrage con dino
straziOne ed evidenza di fatti le tue
asserzioni ed 10 mi ritirero dalIa vita
pubblica.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

II COncilo EsecutivO Supreme delPOrdine Figli
d'Italia in America nela seduta Odierna nfOrmato d
una pubbicaziOne apparsa d un settmanae di Phi
ladelphia, cOntrO il Grande Venerable delO State del
Ia pennsylvania, ratelO Giuseppe Di Sivestro, Sente
dOvere di cOnfermare pubblicamente questi tutta
la sua stima fiducia incOraggiandolo solo sempre
pu perseverare nea cOtantO appreciate opera d bene
pro della nOstra IstituZiOne.
Per il Supreme COnciliO
II Segr. Arch. Supreme
FRANCISCO MANCINT
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
1913 - 11-I9 $l525; 1I-20 100000;
11-21 100000; 1873 $125.00; (;
l2-10 $175.00; 12-17 $4,000;
1924 $4,000 1929 $4,000;
I2-31 $500;
1911. - ID 1000; id. $500; LIP
$4,000; 1-22 $4,000; 1928
$500; 1923 $4,000; 2-5 $500.

Questo denaro non fu toccato fno a
quando, dietro regolare riunione au-
toTiZZaZione, fu deciSo di usarlo. II
primo check, basti dire, fu staccato il
Is Febbraio 1914, uuattro mesi dopo
dal primo deposito, ad Antonio Palla-
dino per 10000 rimborso delle sue
aZioni.
II libro del depositi quello del
checks sono in mio possesso; pero
chiunque volesse meglio assicurarse-
ne, potrebbe prendcrne visione nela
banca Stessa G Sc 'autOrizzaZione
fosse neccssaria per accederc nei IL
bri di quela istituzione bancaria, sono
pronto a rilasciarla.
f. state detto che nesSuna seduta
fu tenuta e che 10 lasciai gil azioni-
sti nell'aspettativa dell'invito, men
ire me ne partii per PItalia. Quanto
falsa G in mala fede questa after
maZione lettori vedranno.
Dopo racColto circa mila dollari Q
quando 81 doveva decidcro sui da far
81, agli azionisti fu scritto cosi:
Philadelphia, Pa, , febb. 1914.
Egregio AMIGO,
Al primo invitO che lanciammo per
raccOgliere intOrnO moi un nucleO di
azionisti, allO scope di pagare alcune
pendcnZe migliOrare le cOndiZiOni
del nOstrO giOrnale, rispOserO primi
invitati, al quail espOnemmO la situa-
ziOne dell l'aZienda, facendO lOrO rileva-
re che, per pagare il debitO sui mac
chinariO ed altri piu immediate, era
no necessari dagli otto dieci mila
dOllari per metterla i'm cOndiZiOne di
affrOntaTe baldamente ravvenire.
Gil interyenuti a quella prima riu-
nlOne 81 sOttOscrisseTO per quantO le
l0rO f0rze permettevanO, ma Oltre
clio non 81 sOnO inteTessati, come aleu-
nj avevanO prOmessO, di sOllecitare
aItri loro amici.
Piu della meta di quelli che figura-
no oggi sOno stati sOllecitati da moi
direttamente, e per far clio e OccOrsO
del tempo. Percio finO a questO mo-
mentO non ayeyamO pOtutO chiamare
una secOnda riuniOne. (La prima era
stata gia tenuta).
La sOmma tutt'Ora raccOlta, come 81
puo vedere dallO specchietto che fa Sc
quito ALA presente circOlare, E di
S3.065,0 90, motto esiPua per il raggiun-
gimentO dellO scope prefissO. Sebbene
vi fOsse state Immediate bisOgnO di
denarO, questa sOmma depOsitata, in
tatta, ALA Commonwealth Title In
surance and Trust Co."
Sc ognuno di vol fara un altro pic
colo sfOrzO persOnale cerca di inte- |
ressare un altrO AMIGO, l'intentO 81
raggiungera con maggiOr facilita.
Nella prima quindicina di questO /
mese avrebbe dOvutO aver luOgO la Sc
duta annuale in Camden, n. j., per la |
nOmina ell'amministraziOne per le .
attire transaziOm. Quella seduta Fab
biamO fatta differire ala prima quin- |
dicina di aprile appuntO per dar tenn
pO tutti di spiegare maggiOre atti-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
EgregiO Sig. DirettOre
de ia RagiOne"
Philadelphia, Pa.

la prego concedc+e 0spitaita nellie colonnc del sue
giornae, al seguente deliberate del Conso Esecutivo
Suprmo:
Ringreziandola sentitamente ed anticipatamente
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

po a tornarc le sue azioni): DR.. V
Diodati $4,000; Nicola Poreca $4,000:
Camille Mancini S25.OO: Giovino Di
Paolo $1,000; Aristodemo Palladiuo
$500. Totale SS75.OO
Di note che non 81 pagano puutuaI-
mente non We ne sono. Anche per Que
Sto iatto, lautore della cosidetta let
terra aperta ha voluto mostrare la sua
malalede. Di note da ScOntare per d
llom nitrate, We ne sono tire: ALA
Cooperative dele Z strade @ Christian
per D'Alonzo; ed un ccrto Trevisani.
81 riYelatorc del segrCtO, pOtrebbc di-
ne enc non SOLO 10 pagO puntualmente
ma un palo dl volte no dovuto richia-
mario ad esscrc sollecito come 10 So
no le banChe americana, a mandare
per tempo la notizia della scadenza;
ALA Federal Trust, per De Virgiliis.
la cul ultima rata di $500 sara paga-
ta questO mese e ALA South phila Sta
tc Bank per Matarazzo.
II pubblico adesso dcve anchc sa-
pere j guadagni fatt dalla vendita
del mlel Interest," ne La NOce del PO-
polo.
Tire note per Pammoutare co!etti-
.vo di $3I52,6 non mi sono state pa
gate. A questa somma no dovutu ag-
glungere CirCa un centinaio di doIlarI
ira spese onorario all'avv. Stcfano
dlcIc di New York. senZa ritirare un
so,do. Oltre questa sOmma perdu-
Ia, sono rmastl mio caIico, G stO
pagando, altr debit nellie banche per
j quail al tempo del trasferimento non
pcnsai ritirare la mia firma.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
AziOni ancora fuori che saranno
ritiratc ripagate:

John Marini $4,000; f. Basta 500;
Prof. Farina P. 10000; Gius Tumo-
lilo $4,000; Henry Di Berardino
$4,000; n. Perrella $1,000; V. S.
BelIino $1,000; invitato da motto tenn
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

10, dunque, sono state chiamato da-
vanti ALA sbarra degli accusati da un
disonorato, ben volentieri mi vi pre-
sento. f cosi, l'uomo d'onore, che per
20 ami ha sacrifcata la sua vita in
America che mel paese natio era III
dolo del suoi concittadini, deve dire
davanti ad un vagabondo, Sc degno
di essere nellie file del'Ordine Figii
d'Italia; il creatore di questa grande
istituzione in Pennsylvania, che ad
Essa tutto ha dato e da, deve rispon-
dere, ALA presenza di un accattone, Sc
puo continuare fane parte; il ri
belle, il lottatore, il debelatore di tut
III i disonesti, che nulla hanno potuto
mai contrapporgh, deve dimostrare al
cospetto di un ricattatore Sc oggi an
eh'eqli fosse diventato un disonesto.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
CUTTING THE SPRAYING COST
Ways of Reducing the Expense Is to
Buy Materials In Quantities and
Use Substitutes.

Buying in quantities and the use
of substitutes offer ways of reducing
the cost of spraying materials, which
has increased markedly since last
year.
An important saving usually can be
effected in the consolidation of orders
for insecticides from a neighborhood
or their purchase through fruit grow
ers' associations or other cooperative
buying organizations.
The importance of this saving Is
realized when 1t is remembered that
the difference In cost of certain in
secticides, as arsenate of lead, In
small packages at retail stores over
the cost in larger quantities from man
ufacturers or jobbers often Is 100 per
cent.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
Horticultural
POINTS
uO%aAAasSa9RR'0 u
~OT8 "a
GETTING APPLES TO MARKET
Small or Family Packages Success
fully Used by Eastern Growers
Many Packing Plans.

Several Eastern apple growers were
ing apples in small or family pack
ages. Some sold direct to the con-
sumner, while others sold to retail
stores and fruiterers or consigned to
commission dealers. One grower put
practically his entire crop in half
bushef peach baskets which were
handled by commission dealer. He
used $500 baskets, which sold at 20
cents to 81 each. The results in each
instance were generally profitable and
satisfactory.
Several styles, types and sizes OF
packages were employed. Some used
cartons holding ~ or Is apples in in
dividual compartments, like egg boxes.
One big grower used similar type
of box holding either 80 or 100 fruit.
These are made with compartments OF
four sizes and are especially adapted
to supply fruiterers with fancy apples,
peaches, etc. Apples were shipped sue
cessfully in them from Massachusetts
to California.
A popular family package Is one
holding a peck of fruit. A western.
Massachusetts grower used many Of
them and sold them at so cents direct
to retailers who got 65 cents for the
same. He supplied them daily as
needed, making deliveries each morn
ing and taking orders to be packed and
filed the next day. In this way there
was no shrinkage or loss for the re-
taller to stand.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
European War News

Another merchantmen has sunk a
submarine, but, because of the fate OF
Capt. Charles Fryatt Of the British
steamer Brussels, who was executed,
the name of the vessel and its com.
mander are kept secret.
French troops broke into the lines Of
the German crown prince on the Cham
payne front at three places, inflicting
losses on the Germans and bringing
back prisoners, 1t was announced Of
ficially by the war department at Paris.
Official announcement was made at
the admiralty at London that Admiral
Sir Cecil Burney, second sea lord, had
been replaced by Vice Admiral Sir
Roselyn Wemyss. Alan Garrett Ander-
son, hitherto vice chairman Of the
wheat commission, succeeds Sir Eric
Campbell Geddes, the new first lord Of
the admiralty, as controller of naval
construction.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17

Rioting broke out In the street car
strike at Lima, o. Three men were
shot In a clash between strike sympa-
thizers and armed guards on the city
cars Of the Ohio Electric Railway COM
pany. Two street cars were burned
during the battle. Police dispersed a
crowd of 5000 persons.
Distillers at Peoria, ILL.,, agreed to
close their plants whenthey heard that
the food bill had been passed. The
distillers are expected to continue OPP
Grating at capacity-250,0OO gallons Of
whisky day-until the lid" goes on.
American citizen soldiers may vote
at the fall elections If their respective
states establish voting machinery at
the camps, says a statement issued by
Provost Marshal Crowder at Washing
ton.
Over 200 slackers, handcuffed In
three corrals in the federal building at
Chicago, while awaiting arraignment,
secured little sympathy from United
States commissioners. The cases We're
disposed of at the rate of about five
minutes to case.
The Illinois state council of national
defense at Chicago recommended to
Governor Lowden that the state of ILL
nois seize the coal mines In the COM
monwealth and operate them during
the war. 1t further called the councils
of defense of the states of Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio ana
other states to meet in Chicago August
16, to consider the feasibility of joint
action by all coal-producing states to
reduce the price of coal.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17

Creation of "labOr adjustment COM
mission" of three representatives each
of the government, employers and la
Dor, was officially announced at Wash
ington. 1t is designed to have jurisdic'
ton over all labor disputes concerning
wages or employment conditions on
government contracts.
The American steamship Navajo has
been burned at sea, according to ad-
vices reaching the navy department at
Washington. The entire crew and
naval armed guard were rescued and
have been landed at an unnamed port.
Oversubscription Of the $500 100000
issue of short-term treasury certih-
Gates of Indebtedness, Secretary Nc
Adoo announced at Washington, was
$61, $4,000, more than 20 per cent.
The senate at Washington con-
firmed the nomination of cambridge
Colby of New York to be a member of
the government shipping board.
1t was announced at Washington
that the treasury's offer of OO,OOO,-
600 in certificates of indebtedness ma
turing November Is, first financing I'M
der the projected second offering OF
Liberty bonds, was largely oversub'
scribed when subscriptions closed.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
Foreign

The Canadian CONSUMPTION bill sue
cessfully passed it's last legislative
stage when 1t received third reading in
the senate at Ottawa, Ont. 1t becomes
effective after the formalities of royal
assent and government proclamation.
Eight thousand miners attended a
mass meeting at Essen, Germany, for
the discussion Of coal production, food
and wages. The meeting developed
into an impressive demonstration in
favor Of peace by agreement and DEM
ocratic reforms.
Lawyers of Brussels have unani-
mously elected Adolphe Max, the he
roic burgomaster of Brussels, impris-
oned by Germans, president Of the Bar
association, according to news received
at Havre. %
Acting President Fong Kwo-Chang
Of China approved the unanimous de-
cision reached at special meeting Of
the Chinese cabinet at Picking to de-
clare war on Germany and Austria
Hungary.
Demanding an Increase of 30 per
cent in wages, 10000 workmen en-
ployed at the Mitsuhishi shipbuilding
yards at Nagasaki, japan, went out on
strike. The men claim they should
share In the nations prosperity.
There was a slight increase In the
loss of British merchant vessels by
submarines or mines during the last
week, according to the official summary
issued at London. Twenty-one British
vessels. of more than 1000 tons and
two vessels Of less than 1,600 tons
were sunk last week.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
ATTENTION TO SMALL FRUITS
Should Be Placed In Shade Soon az
Picked-sun Injuries Flavor and
Keeping Quality.

Strawberries and all other small
fruits should be placed In the shade as
soon as picked. The sun will injure
their color, flavor and keeping quality
IL allowed to shine on them for any
length Of time after they are removed
from the vines.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
INNER WORKINGS OF A TREE
Heart Wood Is Useless Except for Civ
Ing misunderstanding Sap
Builds New Wood.

The heart wood of tree is useless
except for giving stiffness to the stem;
the sapwood carries the ascending sap;
the camblum or inner layer of bark
carries the descending sap, and the
outer bark Is useless except as pro-
lection. Only the descending sap builds
new wood.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
PORTABLE LADDER IS HANDY
often of Great Advantage in Spraying
Trees, Picking Fruit and In
Pruning Work.

In spraying trees, picking fruit and
In pruning the orchard it is often a
great advantage to have some sort OF
portable ladder. Here is the plan Of
one declared to be very satisfactory:
1t works on the principle of step
ladder that will always "stay set"
and which may be taken from tree to-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
Domestic

Heads of union labor called out l.
600 men employed at Brooklyn navy
yard. Last week the men employed on
construction work at the Mineola avia-
ton grounds were called out.
The indicated corn yield this year,
according to the August government
crop report, is 3,191 100000 bushels-a
larger crop than was ever raised In a
single year before. The winter wheat
yield is estimated at 417,0O0OOO BUSH
els. The promise for the whole nation
is 653,OO0,00O. The oats crop Is a rec
ord-breaker. 1t is estimated at 1856
100000. The indicated yield Of white
potatoes is 100000 bushels, com.
pared with 2S5, 100000 last year.
Provision to protect harvesting from
shortage Of hands due to the mobiliza-
ton of the national army has been
made by the government at Washing
ton In regulations now going out to dis
trict exemption boards. Men needed
in the fields to complete harvesting
will be permitted to remain at work
until the need for them passes, when
they will join the colors.
Thomas ID. Jones, Chicago business
man and capitalist, was appointed a
member Of the exports administrative
board at Washington, succeeding Ed
nk.fx
man of the shipping board.
-Four persons were reported killed.
including n woman, and three negroes
seriously injured when shell from a
field artillery piece which was being
used In target practice by student Of
ficers of the Fort Mcpherson (Ga.) Of
fcers' training camp missed Its mark
and exploded.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
WORLDS EVENTS
IN SHORT FORM
VEST OF THE NEWS BOILED
DOWN TO LIMIT.
ARRANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE
Notes Covering Most Important Hap
peninss Of the World Compiled
In Briefest and Most Succinct
Form for Quick Consumption.
U.S.-TeutOnic War News

The commander of the armed guard
of an American merchantmen has re-
ported to the navy department at
Washington that his crew sank sub
marine after the Germans had made an
unsuccessful attempt to sink the ship.
Through the courtesy of the London
war and foreign offices, correspond
ent has been permitted to visit the
American troops at their billets in Eng
land. They were found encamped In
a valley with British officers and
squads of noncommissioned officers in
tensively training them.
More than 1850 training camp stu
dents at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, were made
commissioned officers in the new Amer
lean national army.
The regular army is at full strength.
When recruiting began Thursday only
593 enlistments were needed to make
the total In this branch 313,S9S, the au-
thorized strength. Since April 1 over
$4,000 men have enlisted, says dis
patch from Washington.
United States agents at Seattle,
Wash, uncovered a gigantic plot to
break down the selective service army
plans by engineering wholesale ex-
emptions. Propaganda is being mailed
to men called for physical examina-
ton.
DIR. Fritz Bergmeier, president of the
st. Paul Volks Zeitung, was arrested
by order of President Wilson under the
proclamation of April 6. The general
policy of the Volks Zeitung has been
to least aspersion by innuendo" on
American war measures, 1t is charged.
Local exemption boards will be in
full charge of assembling the men
called to the colors September 1, says
a statement issued at Washington. The
civilian control Of the men will con-
tinue up to the time they march through
the gates of the environments and re-
port to the commandments.
Revised regulations to govern ply
steal examination of men registered
under the selective draft were issued at
Washington by Surgeon General Cor
gas of the army and communicated to
the governors of the states for infor-
nation of local boards. The changes
deal for the most part with questions
of propOrtionate weight and height, but
may result in the recall of some men
rejected heretofore on physical
grounds.
Four Americans were among those
lost on the British steamer Belgian
Prince, which was sunk July 81 by a
German submarine. The submarine
submerged while the men were on the
deck. The Americans who lost their
lives were William Crissy, James Shew,
Detroit, Mich; Thomas Gilmore, Mer-
rick, Mass. Ben Cain, negro.
The war tax bill finally revised to
meet latest estimates was favorably
reported by the senate finance commit
tee at Washington. 1t proposes to
raise $2,OO6.97O,OOO by taxation.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
Portable StepIadder.

tree with minimum amount Of labor.
The illustration explains the construc-
ton of the ladder fully. Anyone u.s.
Ing a barrel-pump sprayer without a
tower attachment will find 1t particu-
larly valuable. 1t will enable him to-
throw the spray upon the topmost
branches.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17

The war tax bill finally revised to
meet latest estimates was favorably
reported by the senate finance commit.
tee at Washington. 1t proposes to
raise $2,OO6.9 10000 by taxation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21
NARY PiCxYORD N nER
own COAPAxY'S PRODUCTION

Mary Pickiord Will soon bs seen
at the Houston opsra house. April
- and IS. In the second production
Of her own corporation released By
Aircraft. Il u called The Pride OF
the Clan" and ~ the eentsal figure
Of . Scotch story Of strong human
and hssst-sppaai the famous star vii
create the role Of . iaasic Of the
heather. adding another iutercatins
impsrsonation to the always remsm.
bered favor3tes that make up tho cal.
1ery OF Mary ticktud crcations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21

sHIPPINOToN. April Ill. Put.
nam. OF Kalamazoo. Nich.. ID visiting
biz son. II. c. Putnam. OF Shipping.
ton.
=. l.. Yancsy OF Shippinston was .
visitor In Doris. Cal. Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert HiIl has been very
sick this week. but 10 reported some
better.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21

ASTORIA. Ore. April 3i.-Thst
highly priscd jewel-the 1917 potato
will be grown In Astoria a.plenty
this spring. The Girls" Honor Guard.
recently organised. will work . large
tract OF ground donated By . rail-
road company. The girls say that
they will mind the potato field them
selves next summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21

RIO DE JANElRO. April 3l.-The
shaven upper i:L. heretofore an un'
disputed mark Ct the CLERGY. the
stranger or the ''effeminate. 10 com.
Ing into fashion In this city. The bar
bers attribute the now style q
North America and declare the fsd
Is fostered by the American movinG
picture shows which are monopo-
liking the playhouses here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21

MEACHAN. Ore. April 3l.-Nr.
and Mrs. Jobs Casey. nswlywsds.
lived on love slons for twenty-five
hours. thereby probably sstsblishins
. record for ability 70 sxist on noth.
Ing but kisses. On their honsymoo9
from Entsrpsiss 70 tA0rsnds the
train was stajlsl by . ssawslids for
twenty-five hours. There wss 10 food
on the trsis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-21
win NJ wss Movements

COLUMBUS. O.. April 3l.-Dick
Grabe. "tonsoriai artist" wants to
organize Q corps OF barbers 70 follow
Ohio boys into the trenches OF Eu.
rope. keep thsm shaved and trimmed.
end WELD the rasQr on the enemy II
the opportunity offsrs.