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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-08
Petition

Petition
In the County Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Organization OF
the Shasta View Irrigation Dis.
trict.
To the Honorable County Court OF
Klamath County. Oregon:
Your petitioners represent as fol-
lows:
That they propose the organization
Of an irrigation district. to be known
as Shasta View Irrigation District.
under the provisions Of Chapter 357.
Laws Of Oregon for 1917.
That the boundaries Of said pro-
posed irrigation district are as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the corner common to
sections 90. 80. 81 and 80. town
ship 40 s.. R. IL. E. ". NJ;
Thence north Y mile;
Thence east y mile;
Thence south y mile;
Thence East y mile. to corner COM
mon to sections %, 2S. SO and -,
township ~ s.;
Thence south y mile:
Thence east y mile;
Thence south Y mile:
Thence east / u mile:
Thence south y mile;
Thence east Y mile;
Thence south Y mile:
Thence east Y mile;
Thence south \ mile;
Thence east Y mile, to corner Of Sec
tions 6. Z, 1. IL. township II s..
Rs. IL. Is E. w. NJ.
Thence south Y mile:
Thence east Y mile:
Thence south Y mile;
Thence east Y mile. to the center Y
corner. section Z, township ~ s..
r.. IS E. W. M;
south az miles, to the Ore
gon and California line:
west mile to the Adams or
d Canal;
in a northwesterly direction
along said canal to the point
where 1t crosses the section line
between sections 3 and 10, town
ship II s.. R. II E. W. M;
Thence east 900 feet to the Y cor
mel. of sections 3, 10;
Thence north 1 mile to the township
line. townships 1911 g.;
Thence east Y mile:
Thence north Y mile;
Thence east Y mile;
north Y mile;
Thence east u mile, to the center OF
section So;
Thence north u mile;
east " mile. to the range
line, RS. 11-12 E.;
Thence north Y mile; east u mile;
north Y mile; east 4 mile to
the point of beginning; all in
klamath County. State of Oregon.
That your petitioners constitute a
majority Of the owners of said land.
and in acreage, and that
'aid land is susceptible of irrigation.
That your petitioners propose the
organization of said district to pro-
7ide for the construction of works
'or the irrigation of same and for the
purchase. operation or maintenance
" works already constructed, and for
he assumption as principal or guar
lntor Of Indebtedness ON account OF
district lands to the United States un-
Ter the Federal Reclamation laws.
Wherefore your petitioners pray |
hat said irrigation district be or
'anized under said law Of 1917.
Names. Names
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-08

A four room house and good lot o.
Walnut street. It's cheap nj q $50.
Sec ChilcOtc. 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
PEACOCK BALLET
wins CORRETHERS
INCORPORATION

The striking ability displayed by
l.. Young Correthers many months ago
in the misunderstanding and produc-
ton of the Peacock Ballet"-a not
able social event Of its season-has
brought him not only recognition now.
but a rare opportunity for life-work.
He has been offered and has ac-
cepted a years contract with w Re-
vile, the London cCstumer and de-
signer of the queens coronation robe
at the coronation OF King George.
Reville, who came to Honolulu on a
visit recently, met Correthers. learned
something Of his work and then saw
photographs and colored drawings Of
the Peacock Ballet design. The offer
Of the contract followed. Correthers
will leave on the Matsonia February
Z and the next month will begin his
work in London. II his year is sue
cessful, he will remain indefinitely
During his recent stay in Australia,
Correthers was called upon several
times to costume and stage spectacles
and productions, and always he scored
a success. He designed the costumes
for a patriotic pageant and staged
Gluck's grand opera, "Iphigenia," at
the Melbourne conservatory Of music.
His talent was proved in both.
Returning with Madame Nellie
Melba's party, he found unexpected
good fortune awaiting him here in the
meeting with Reville. His friends in
Honolulu rejoice in his success and
are confident that he will make
good"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
FULL Of CHARM
IS fVOCH ARDEN

The situation of the "Enoch
Arden" number between two groups
of piano compositions on the Monday
evening program of Frank Moss and
William Levers at the Opera House
next week was laughingly explained
by Frank Moss this morning It would
be an injustice to the audience to
break off the concert upon arriving at
the emotional plane of the climax Of
the Tennyson-Strauss masterpiece, he
explained, and then more seriously
went over the composition, pointing
out its inherent beauty and pathos
and its inevitable impression upon the
emotions. )
No composer had a happier inspira-
tion in slecting a background Of words
upon which to paint musical pic
ture than did Strauss when he decided
upon Tennyson's ''Enoch Arden"
From a modern literary standpoint
this story's beauty is often over
wordy, If the term can be used, and
never lacks beauty, and 1t beyond
any doubt never lacks the essential
beauty which Strauss required in pic
turizing human life in music
This is what Strauss has done, as
Moss this morning showed, and the
subtley descriptive music has so
heightened the effect of Tennyson's
words that the result is indescribable,
taking a grip on its hearers that is
seldom obtained
- The interpretations of the work as
Moss and Levers conceive it brings
out all of it's natural beauty. Levers
reads the entire poem, the music be.
ing concurrent with the greater half
NJ II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

to the enjoyment of the performance,
In the novelty acts the set counts
and adds greatly to the value Of the
act. The performance this evening
will open at 7:45 with an hour of Sc
lected motion pictures followed by the
following seven acts: The Corelh
Trio, talented musical artists; Moore
& Elliott, in q sketch entitled "A Baby
Grand; Degnon & Clifton, who prom.
Use surprise in Taking Things
Easy" BERTHE Ford, who believes in
elevating the tango and therefore
does it on a tight wire; Ambrose &
Peggy Barker, in "Revue Mad" a
clever singing, dancing and talking act
with several novelties interspersed;
VIII Clarence, who is some enter.
tafner," and George De Gro, the tramp
comedian who just talks and sings.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
VAUDEVILLE TO
DRAW BIG CROWD

IS. R. o." is the sign that will greet
those who do not get to the Bijou
theater in healthy time this evening
when the big vaudeville program will
be given its premier performance. J.
AS 1t reads in the ADVERTISEMENT
there are seven extraordinary attrac,
tions; seven headline vaudeville acts.
Taking this at Its face value Homo
lulu should witness vaudeville pro
gram the like Of which is rarely seen
anywhere. Even figuring four-sevenths
of the acts to reach a top-notch stand
ard and the same fact remains-a big
show. and a satisfactory one is as
sured at the Bijou tonight and all next
week. b., r. sdr
Several OF. the acts carry their own
scenery which should add appreciahly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

Federal Judge Clemens this after.
noon granted the motions of the
Spreckels interests, William T. Raw
Inns, Mrs. Rawlins and Mrs Victoria
Ward to have paid to them the money
due for the sale of their interests in
the Irwin site
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
Ms "a


Program beginning at 1880 p. M, until
4 p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO shows) $50 and s:3u
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
AND EVENING
1.-THE Man Within" (threc-part West
ern drama) Selio.
"Ham and Mask Marvel" Comedy
kaIen1.
"Thc Human Telegram" tflilroad
DRAMA kaiem. -. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

Fire destroyed the J. P. Allen de
partment store at Atlanta, Ga, at a
Joss OF 100000.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12
Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About 1t

No matter whether you farm on
large scale or only plant vegetaele
or flowers in a small way, you nee
Hastings 1917 Seed Catalog. IL
ready now and we have a copy II
YOU absolutely free, if you ask for !
mentioning the name Of this pape
In addition to showing you about
the varieties of vegetables, FAR
grass. clover and flower seeds, tn
catalog tells how you can get free nv
splendid varieties of easily grown, "
beautiful flowers, with which TO DeaC
tify your home surroundings.
Good seeds of almost every kln
are scarce this season, and you can
afford 60 take chances in your see
supply. Hastings Seeds are depenf
able seeds, the kind you can alway
depend on having good luck" with.
You are going to garden or tart
this spring. Why not insure success
so far as possible by starting Wit
the. right seed? Don't take chances
that you do not have to.
Write today for Hastings 1917
Catalog. It's free and viii both inter
est and help you to succeed in 1917.
-. c. HASTINGS CO., Seedsmenl
Atlanta, Gas-Advt.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

Spriug is now here and we are all
beginning to think about painting
our houses and cleaning and beau
tlting our lawns and homes in gen
eral; but how many of us have
thought about cleaning our Gem
etry and painting the fence which
il not painted soon will be eaten
up with rust. This should be dore
at once. 1t would be good idea
to sat aside day and call it 'clean
up day at the cemetery" and on this
day let every one go and help i'm
prove and beautify-th cemetery.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

roads under this Act, in lieu OF
paying the taxes assessed t efii
for road duty, and such rece pt
shall be received by the Trus ee
in payment Of said taxes. ANY
person liable for road duty under
the provisions of this Act, who
after being notified by the SUPERB
intendent of roads or the overseer
of any road, fails and refuses to
perform the labor upon said road
Or pay the amount assessed
against him under the provisions
81 this Act, shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor and the Superln-
tendent of roads shall, before
making final report, for any one
year, have such delinquent appre1
hended, brought before some Jus-
tice of the peace to answer the
charge of dereliction OF dutyd
and upon conviction he shall bel
fined an amount not to exceed
that assessed against him for road
duty, and pay all costs OF the
cause, and in case of failure to pay
or secure the fine. and costs as
sessed against him in such case,
shall be committed to the work
house of said county until he has
worked out and paid said fine and
costs under the rules and regula-
tons of said. institution.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted,
That the said Road Commission
created under this Act, shall have
charge and supervision OF the
workhouse and the prisoners con-
fined therein in all counties COM
ing under the provisions Of this
Act, and it shall be the duty OF
said Board of Commissioners to
work all prisoners confined in the
workhouse. of said counties upon
the public roads, and the said
Board is authorized and vested
with power to make and formu- .
late any and all rules for. the regu-
lation of the workhouse and work.
ing of the prisoners therein.
Sec. II. Be it further enacted,
That the County Court of any
county coming under the provi--
sions of this Act shall have juris-
diction of all roads in the county,
and the Commission created un-
der the provisions Of this Act"
shall be anenable to said court,
and the failure upon the part OF
any member of said Commission
to faithfully, honestly, impartially
and efficiently perform the duties
Of his office shall upon motion OF
any member Of the court, or uponI
petition of any ten citizens and
taxpayers of the county, after a
proper hearing before the court
by majority vote of said court
be removed from office; and in!
case of such removal Or in case Of!
any vacancy upon the Commits
sion by death, resignation or 9TH
erwise, the remaining members OF
the Board shall CONSTITUTE the
Commission until said vacancy
is filled by the Court, which shall
be done by an election at quar-
terly term of said Court.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
That all laws and parts of laws in
with this Act be, and the
same are hereby repealed, and
that this Act take effect from andl
after its passage, the public well
fare requiring it.
Passed March %, 1917.
w. R. CRABTREE,
Speaker of Senate.
CLYDE SHROPSHIRE,
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Approved March 80, 1917.
TOM c. RYE,
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12
j W STONE
Lawyer

Mr. Bruno Schubert has been ap
20 nted agent for the Fairbanks,
Morse Kerosene Engine. The best
engine on the market. See him for
prices and terms.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

Do it now. Send us the price of
years subscription. We need
the money.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

Adolph Freytag will grind every
Wednesday and Saturday. Take
your grist to him to grind. II
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12
Criminal and Law Court

Criminal and Law Court
Convsaes on Second Monday in April, August
and December.
Ken Hicks, Judge,
W. H. Buttran, Attorney Gen.
CIV Summers, Clerk.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12
COURT CALANDER
Chancery Court

Chancery Court
Csti1ass on the Third Monday in May and No
vember.
A. H. Roberts, Chancellor.
R, A. Davis, Clerk add Master.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

Toe Morgan County Press
$l.0O year in advance.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-12

Quarterly County Court
Convenes the First Monday in Janurry, April
July and October, with the. following Justices
the Peace:
list Dis. P. II. Adcock and ]. B. Webster
End I" A. Joyner, N. L. Duncan, d. A. Tay'
lor
3rd " G. w. Bingham, John Powell.
Attn Jno A. Jones, P.W. Hulder, Bruno
schubert.
sth Dist. W. NJ. Bullard, A. S. Griffith.
9th H.H. Pitman II. a. Lewallen.
7th NJ. NJ. Grad, +. NJ. Adkins.
Sth A. M. Bishop, Hous Lee.
9Th Alex Handy, II. II. MAIDEN.
totn ]. M. Langley, II. A. Cross, VS..
Campbell.
tItn Dist. ID. w. 9. Hickman, Kobt Lyons.
18TH Chas Pearson, J. ID. Young.
w. II. Strlcklin, Judge
S. II. Jestes. clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19

Sic man iett 9eutl6la,,b gum Sorz
lp,trf made. Ser Ge,atnr berl,ft iid
nuf einen yglanbipiirotgen 3eugcn"
Sberitcleutnant &eidmaun fam a1s
elfidbri9er &nabe aus Siiboel,tihlanb
noh Sen Ser. Stoaten unb trat 1881
als Gemeiner Ing 8uubesbecr; 1884
ipurbc er 1tnterlelltnant.
Sic 8unbesresierllng .bat bas Iners
bieten ser Meplblif a,tba angenons
men, in iener 8epublif ein Selbluser
fir Sic @,1nbestruppen an5lle9en.
0csen sic Stimmredtlerinncn.
gSalbing q t o II. 1S. su9. Sic lld
iuieberbole,,ben ltnrllben, ipelde bltrd
bos Goteniteben Ser stimmrcdtlerins
ncn beruriaht tporben iiub. babeu Sic
9oIisei beranlabt. cine GerprSnune
altsslaeben, Sic dlle ipeiteren 8unbaes
bungen berbietet. 9auner nit ser Sus
ld]riit .aaiier 8ilion" baben in ser,
letten Sasen oerartiae ltnruben ncrs
,lrloht. baB sic 9iejerben ipieherbol1
einlhreiten nulbtcn. @eitern ipllrber
ied)s po,, Sen Soften ipe9eu St0rlna
bes Strabeuuertebrs berbaitct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19
sSranfrcidS Nniidtc,t.

Saris, II. slls. Sic Sriebensz
nprldldae nes &apitcs 9eneSift iperOe'
in Ser frauaolilden Hreile tiibl aufge=
npn,neu. Sic 3eitluseu ,neinen. lie
leien Su na9e llnb in ser 9auptldd)e gu
pnlitiId). Nuber Sen fatbuIlld]en llnn
flerituleu Sreauen iiub Sic 3eitllnger
nidlt NIT ben SprldIdeen bes Gapltes
einberltanbcn.
Ser gclair. bas erDbte. flerttale
Ntorseuorsau, beihrdntt leinen ars
tifcl aui cine 3ultimmrus su ben Sors
idldeen iiber Sdiebsserid}te uno sic
.@plferfmnilie."
Ser Siaaro iaet, bab Sic Ssotc Ses
Napltes Sic Ntittelntdhte sipingeu
mag, Notwithstanding befanni
su aeben; Sic ser gutente 1eieu bereit;
sur @eniise befdnnt. Ser @iatin berz
tct barauf bin, hab gliab 2otbrineer
III ser stpte ni6t NIT ssameu aenann1
lei. rg8as ser Sapif ltns iibermittel1
bat, lino sic Srieoensbebineuuseu Sc,
Mttdmddte" Iast Sas 9Iatt.'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19
8prhcr fpnSirt?

&npeubag II, iiber 2onoon, II.
Ir,g. &ad 9erliuer 9epeiden i6einen
'bie Srieoens Sorihldgc Hapit 9ene=
bifts in leitenbeu &reilen 9eutl6lanbs
cine frcilnhltbe Mufrabme an finben
l,1b a11f ir,lhtbaren @oSen gefauen 81,
iein. @eridieocne 3eitlnscn meinen.
Ser Eapit babe, ebe er feline ssote allsz
ia,,bte. beibe triesiiibrcnoen, Grl,ppen
borber ionoirt, uno bulte es besbalb fir
nielleiebt ipabri1einlid, baB Bic gne
tente Mdbte ieincr @erntittluns
tpnbItppIleno seeeniiberitcben. Sic to-
tbpliIde Gernanio bdlt es fir alls9e<
jdloiIen. Snb Ser @atifau einen5driti
bon iolder 9ebelttln9 aetban baben
f0nute, obue crit nit Sen beiSen feinbz
lideu Gr,lppeu Siibl,lns senonmen 81
baben.
Ser @orip6rts erinuert int 3ulau,>
.meubang an cine &pnfercnS bon ST.
nausleuten Ser frieafiibrcnSen Mdhte,
Sic fiirslid) in ber Sdipeis ltattgeflne
Den baben iou. nuh perlangt bieriiber
lNll,stunit bon Sisesansler Sr. &. Self
.feridL Der obne 3ipeiiel iiber iene 8ons
.ferens unterridtet fem iuerSe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19
Gnsliide Stin,me.

2nnopu, II. 4ug. Sailp Neips
Iiebt III ser 9tute gar ctu 1hluodes9oz
fltmcnt, ipabrenh oas gbrouicle Die
Srase auftpirft, pb nn,t es luagen biirs
fe, Sic 3ufunft auf Seseu &apier altfz
subalen, sic bon 5obcl15plleru nnf
Sobsburgern llnterseidnet ieien. 9sraz
Iibent @ilion perneiue bies, unb tpel
lib leiner slntipprt anlhliebe, fir Ser
lei Ser @prldlag bes Sapl1cs abgetbun
9ailp @lail finbet. baB sic Soridldse
ncs Gapltes be,ltlid ibreu llrlprune
auf ser Seite ser Neittelntdhte perz
riethen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19
Ser aritg.

i ~ ' w. 10. xkuB. 2kuS uCUt uCAl-
fhrn 6auptqnartier: Siiblid pot
Grp5edtt 1T Ser iiibmcitlideu Wulba,
lunrben bic Gnnduen unb Nn7en su=
'riidaetuorfen unb perlorem 1000 @e=
lfan9ene. @abrenb Ser &an,pfe bes LETT
ten Wspnats 1T 0alisien, 8ufomira
mnh Guntanien iino 42,OOO Sffi5iere
unb Semetne sefansen nnb 257 &C.
idiite, 548 Waidtnense.uebre, 10000
Oeuebre mnb cine sruFe Ntense anbe=
rem &riegsmaterials erbeutet ,uuroen.
8erlin, 18. Mug. Aus bent bent :
iden5auptquartier: Sic 9entide,,
iteben jebt 1T Stellungen bur Gauge
marf. gStr perluren 2angemarf mad
itarfen Mnsriffen bes 5einbes amt
9fadmittag.
Scr Geidjiitfampf lit ,uieber bis CUR
auReriten 5eftisfeit anaewa6iem laass
ber 2iiitenfrunt in Slanber1t mnb nprh=
6itltd pun Ypern. Gin her @eitfrpnt
idpiien ,pir beute 26 sylugseugc uun
4 6eiielballpns ab.
2onbpn, 1s. slms. s(ms Der bri=
ttiden NbmiralitGt: 2eihte seeitreit=
frafte iidteten 9uunerstag Morsen auf
Ta@oienit pur elmer beutiden 8uht
ein feinolides Surpebpbuot, has be=
idofien ,lnb mteberbolt setroifen tu,1r=
be. Gs gelang ibm, brennenb burd ben
9tebel iiber bas Ntinenielb gu emtfpnr=
mcn. Salb barauf ,unrhel1 fein6lide
Wtnenfcger bciduiIen, un6 ,uerisitens
eines ,uurbe getroffen. 9Sir fultnten
,uesen BET Niinenrabe nidt fplsen.
@abrcnb hes Samples ,urrben mir
nadeinalt6er upn s,uci Sauhbppten er=
fplelDs anacsrificn. ltniere sdiffe er=
Iitten nidt ben geringitcu s6aSen.
8erlin, Is. 9ug. slms ber beut=
idem slbmiralitdt: s(m Spnnerstag
traf cine beutide streiitpahe ant 3amb
Der britiihen sperrsune aui feinblide
&reuser unb gurpebpbuptserit6rer umh
griff tic an. Ser ,ueitiiberlegene Seinb
sus lid, nnter bem sntsciiibrten beut=
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erlitteu feine Serlmite.
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letten beibeit 9asc iiub in Der. 8bei,t=
aesenb auf 6iieaeritationen unh Nab,t=
b5fe (barnnter aud sSretbnrg 1T @a=
hen, IL Mcilen bDtn &bctn) 8umben
int Ge,uidjt ppn $4,000 Hfnnb abge=
,unrfem ,uprben. 8iele Grpluiipnen mnb
mebrere 1euer ,unrbcn beubadtet. An
hieien stngrtffen nabmen III frans5it=
idc 6lng5emge tbeil.
@eiteru uuroen an ser sSrpnt iicbe,t
hemtid)e Slug5cnge a6gcidJoiicn mno
Is beidDdhigt nieoersetriebcn, ferner
,uurbc 1 0ef1elballom seritDrt.
nbun, 1S. slus. slus bent
britiiden &ricssamt: Mn ser Ypern=
front i,t Slanbcrn sab es leute feine
Snianterietdmpfe. 9sprb,ueitlid BON
Gems mad)ten sic 9e,1tid)en s,uei slm=
Critic, bic abseidlasem tumrbeu.
GS ,umrhcm IL beutid)e Slmssemgc
abseiduilen NIB is nieSergctrlebcn.
Sic @ritcn nerlurcu IL Tlng5cugc.
Scr 5aag, Is. Aug. Ssuet hcnt=
id)e Slmsscuse nit jc 3 Manit la,.octcn
bente slbenh nabe @iuihuten, Sas
cinc bramittc, mnb bas arherc iunrne
ppn bull1nbiiden Splbateu abgeid5pi=
icm. Sic Sniaiiem iuareu u,lperlctt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-19


sdifi6amarbeiter III ben Gripatuerftel
it, unb bei sle,u Dort in ben streif 81
rnfen. 9ics miir6c sic 3aJl Der Ans
itanoisen auf 1000 br'nscm.
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tratic abeei6afft ,uerben.
sc to Dprt Is. slug. Obsleid
sic 6riebensporfhl 'bes 9apites mi
bet Nrnnbiaten Der .2eaaue to eft
fpree @eaee" iibereinitimnen, nabn
Der 8pllsugsnusihuf ber 2iga bod
beute cine Reioluttpn ein, baR cine 81
"a BON Nationcn, Sic bic sid)erbeit Sci
@elt pcrbiirgen ,puleit, nur burh ber
stura ber prcufif1en Niilitdrantufra
tie ,uirfiant 8enta6t .ucrben t6nnte.
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u,ngeta,lft.
@idmp II B, Snb., 18. slng. 9i'
GrlambntR, ben Namen bcs 9urfes
Gait 8ermantpiun, Snb., in Eeribime
umdnbern su biirfett, traf bemte bei
bem Hoitmeiitcr beg 9prfes aug ben,
8Mnbespoitamt ein.
Jriebcnsperiammluns.
Minneapplis. @inn., 17.aug.
2pl1is g. 2p6ner, Sefretdr oes@eople'
Council Of Mnericn, fam beute in MHn=
neapplis an, um Sic 8orbereitl1ngen 81
Ser bonn 1. big 6. Geptentber bier i'm
Slterelle bes 9Sriebeus ab5ubaltcnben
rationalen @eriammlung gu treffen.
5err 2odner, Der all Der Soro Sriez
benserpcoitiou iln Sabre 1915 tbeil<
nubm, ertlarte, baB es bas 6aupt5iel
Ser Organization lei, nbie Sun9en5
bon Sen s6iiben9rdben fern5ubulte11
l1nb Die ltd befdnpfenOen 9}ationen ibz
rem Gtreit mittels anoercr Nlittel
i6hdten 5l1 laileu."
u9Sir lpiini6en, baB Die gesierung
,ibre ariess5iele flar unD oeutli6
feitle9t", iqete er, als er lid) iiber Sic
Gldne Ser Organization oerbreitete.
ugsir tpiinlden. 0ab Nnerifa iid I'm,
ieine eisenen slngelegenbeiten flint
1nert lno ridt b1lr6 oie BON Ben Alz
l!irten eeipiinldte @ebietseroberumg
jid6 binSen ldBt. 8ir ipoaen ferner
Sic amerifonii6eu Srllppen, bie nid,t
freitpiuis .<biniiberseben tpollen, in
inherent eigenen 2anoesbeGaiten, mir
ippllen perfuiiungsndbiee Nebte Ser
freien 8ebe, Ser freien @eriauunlnng
l1nb bus He6t. beim &ongreb Setttioz
nen ein5ureideu."
0iinf sdiffe iiberfallis.
Gin pa5ifiiher @afen
II. slugl1it. Siinf 56iife, brei ameriz
faniihe. ein britil6es llno elm iapaniz
ibes, iinb bier iiberfdllis luuo iinb BON
Sen gigentbiimern llno s(senteu 70 gut
ipie aufeegeben iporbeu. 5eelellte ia
gen, bab lie 9lauben, baB Sic Gdiffe
b1r6 3eit 8omben 5cri16rt tuorbel1
ieien. sic o,1rd fcinOlide Nsenten in
Sic 2abung 9ebradt tpllrSen.
Sic iiberfdllieen Sdiffe iinb Sic
omcrifanil6en Shoner 8insloip uno
@etuga, oas amcrifanilbe Gesclz
idiif 81. 6. 5labe, scr britiide Sradtz
bantpfer @atruna unh Ser japaniidc
Sra6tbantpfer Soto 9ira.
Gcsen unseb6riae straFenreben.
9ecm Do.rt. II. s(ug. &ebr als
brnoert 8iirser bon sielu g)ort baben
iib Dem neuen @a6tal1si6ni1e an9ez
idlpiien, Ser geeen Strobenrebner borz
eeben lpirb, nie llngebDrisc Ieuberunz
gen maiden.
v5bc MaiIcs" unb bic &pft.
Nem Dorf, II. aug. Gin sipeiter
@inbaltsbefebl 9eeen Sic 8nnoespoltz
beriualtlln9 lit in Neip Yorf am Srei>
tug aitsgeitellt iporben, IN bem bie Eplt
ge5tplln9eu tpiro. Sic Septenbernumz
mer ser 3eitidrift ste 9iniles" nit
Ser Goit 81, befOrbern, sic lpegcn cines
Irtifels bon ser Yolt altsgei6loiell
iporbeu mar.