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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

notionolen @eleb 5umioerlduft uno
ole &edbte Der Suuonitdt perIett.
@nglono ow ong 0euti d.
Lamb sic gSoffe in
0ie Son0.
@nglono bat ms oieie Aoifc in
Oie Son0 ge5wungen our6 cine un-
geieblibe 9lpdoOe. @nglano Der6in-
0erte nelltralen Sonoel nit 0euti1-
lano imo profIomirte eineu 9lusbun-
gerilugsfrieg. Gic ihwobe Soii-
nung, ooB glmerifo, Die fiibreuoe
W2ocbt untcr ocn 9leutrolen, oen un-
eeieblibcu @aBnobmeu @roBbriton-
nien'S Gin6alt gebieten wcroe, erwieS
iicb ols triioeriib. 0eutidlnno's enc
qiiltiger &eriud, ooS 9leuBcrItc 0urd]
elm 5rie0ensanerbieteu ob5umenOen
i6hig febl.
Conn nuBte Gelltid6lanO ais cine
0laBna6me Ser SelbitpertbeiOigung
0icic lGbte DlaBnabmc ergreiIen- llro
icbt mnB cs oieiel6e mld ourbiii6-
rem INN oen &rieg 81 fiir5cn.
TuS Submnrine6oot cr-
fiillt ollie Grpartungen
Ger Subnorinefrieg crfiiat ole
Grrporhngeu rn0 me6r ais ooS.
6alI6e @erii6tc, oic i6rcug9eg in Oic
@rcIie fanocn ais OaS 9leiultat Ser
0c6eimen Sibung oes &ciGstogs, ric.
len einc 3eit lang Gin @cfii6l ocr
Gnttdllic6uug 6erDor, Oos 81 einem
bcitinrltcn 3eitpunft o6er mieOer en-
6ete. 0ieie @eriihte t6oten Dem @e-
terlauO feincn Gicnit
SN crfldrc, oaB tbotidtbIid Scr llne
tericebootfrieg in 9ejua ali bic 3er.
it0rmg icinolicber Gonnoae oos Ool-
iii6rt, mas cr iolIte. Gr pertriip-
pelt Gu9lonos lpiri6kDaitlicbeS 2e6eH
imo arieafiibrng nit ieoem Nlonote
in pacbienoem MooBito6c, 10 OaB Is
ui1t oicl lGuger n0glicb icin miro,
Der 9lot6ucnoigleit oes SrieOcnS iicG
81 mioeriebcu. g9ir founeu oem
meiteren E6ln rnicrer tapiercu
EalGboote nit uollitcm %criraucu
entgegcne6en.
@riiBe Scr Seimot6 an sic
Streitfrdfte.
Sd minlde lmieren Gruppen on
oaen 6routen 81 2ano, 81 g9aiier, in
Der 2uit mo umter s9olier @riiBe aus
Der Seinai6 5iI ienoen @os lmiere
Truppen inter ser 5iibrlmg GROCER
Gonunanoanten in orei Sa6ren er-
runoen bo6en iie9t in Der S8elig2.
ididte ein5ig oa.
%oiien6rii oericboit NIT
&er6iiu0etcn unl0SIid.
llnicrc @eoonfen pen0en iiH ouh
81 imicrcn ircnen Ger6iinoeien, eiue
standardization, melde in beiBen
&Ien oetittct itno erprobt nicbt
auiaeloIt weroen miro. GcItidIonO
miro in treuem 9iinOnile an ieincn
@ertrGaen imo 9l6md6un9en ieli6ol.
ten.
Ole militdrifHe 2oee
ie6r gnt.
0ie oberite %eeresleihlng meloet,
Dab oie militdriidc @aac iebr gut lit,
Nie aroBe eualiitb-iran5oiiibe Srii6-
ia6rsoiieniipe i'm @eiten lit bon I'M.
leren @eeren, melde i6re ingebrode.
ne 4rait uno iiberlegene &eiiungs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
Gin e6rer1polTer G9frieOe.
Dos &riegs5iel 0eutPAlond's.
Blu (ol6tm jtotn AngenbIih brrrit.
Su rrhISrt 8ansler uur HFm BrtdDatne.
4eutIdDlultH miro Ketlt ltpnrs Jrte
-Anpehnt ntnd1P1t.
s. ersIart 8an1Irr uor atm a|eidJataa-

lie Eoudboote bae Grpartmaeu me6r ais eria Sic milGr6e
Sage iir 0etiauiO iebr amiq iuat ser aa5er GuaIanO
miro id udt Iduger me6r DER 9ot6paOaet zines 6roelS
idluTe wiOGieeeu tGnuer. GeitAlanos 0o6rm9SmttelS
toon Elm eries @roben q6er nd5t perbanenBOoIl Ger
aoner Oert6eiOiat in @ce eiual goradnae 9d6-
nu.Solipeg meii ieOen cine c8e6iesu6
tretuua ietena EatidonOs BON id.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

2openbo9en 20. Suli. n
Heidstan5ler @}i6aelis iaete geItern
IN ieiner nit Spannlng erworteten
Frogranunreoe Dor Dem 9Rei6stage,
Iellti6lan0 luolle ben &rieg nidt ei-
men ein5igen 8ag ldneer fortfiibren,
menn eS einen e6renoouen 6rie0en
erbalten Tonne. 9lmerita'S Gin.
miidung weroe ni6t nit erniter 8e-
loreniB 6etrodtet.
o0ie oeilti9e sSlotte, iogte er, be
lonoers bic GouGboote, meroen Die
gage beberriGen.~
Der Ssail5Ier erflGrte, ser arieg lei
NelltlAlono iuioer ieineng9iaen our6
oie rniIiide Mobiliiirlna uitiae3lplm-
gen poroen inO cbenio iei Qeltti6-
lono DER lau6bootfrieg ouige5wlm-
gen poroen 6urd @roBbritan-
mems ungeietIid5e @lodaoe ino 9lus-
blmgerlngspolitif.
Ser &an3lCr iaate in Ieinen 9lus-
liibrungen II. g.:
pom &aiier sum aou5ler crnonnt,
1obe i9 5eute gum erIten Dlol oie
ebre, Dor S5r 6o6es Sous 5ll treten.
Sine i@were 8iiroe lit in 6uBerIt
lHmerer 3eit ouf meme 5huItern Qe.
le9t moroen. SIN 8ertroiten ouf Soft
lno GeutiblonoS Wlod5t babe id iie
npernolnlncn uno mer0e MIDI Dem
Slenlt Der So1c MN init aa mciner
Sralt miomen. Sd bite Sic um
eSpre oertrouenSpoae Wlitar6eit in
nem @eilte, Der in oieIen S5ouie lpG6-
reno oes Stricaes 10 sldn5eno qe-
berridt bat.
%oilc i'd nidt felt an sic @ered-
ilg'elt f9gt lmlerer Sade eeeIou6t, Damn
potte i'd mein g(mt niht onoeuon.
men. @ir miiIieu irns itets sic er.
elanIne bon orei Sabren Dor gltoen
Dalten Die 6ereits ser o5eihicbtc m.
9eporen lulo pelcbe ereeben, ooR mir
olrh 9uBIanOs oe6eime D}obiri.
llru'l9, oIe ene ibwere @efabr iiir
4ellllcDlano beoeutete, in sen arieo
Dnelnge5luuuaen poroen Iin6 7
0bwobl Die enaliidDen Stootsm0n.
ner ipuBtelL mic Dies olrrd i6r gllo,,.
BUD erwielen it, ooB rullilde g}obiI.
lhobune 0um arie9e NIT 0elit5d,.
lono filbren milile, ricbteten fie niht
Gin @ort Der @ornung an 9fuRIonS
aeaen oicie militdriihen 9PoRnoh.
men mdbrcno mein &orqdnoer IN
Den bon ibni om 30. Suli 1914 Oenr
Sotldoitei IN gSien ert6eilten Syn.
itrnttionen oenielben onbielt, al er.
tldren ooB mir tuillie uniere @flidt
ais BunoeSgcnoIle erfiiaen piiroen
ooB pir ober oblebncn miiBten, in
einen gSelttrie9 ooourb binetn qeao.
Gen 0u iperoen ooB 0elterreid- lin
9arn unieren &otb nBod)te.
% i6rcibt nidt eiu W}oun Der
einen &elttriea au entio6en fpiinIht,
ionoern Elm @aann Der big gum 9lel-
Berltcn fir Den 6ricoen orbeitct luo
georbeitet bat.
Die Gon0entrotion Ger rtIiilhen
9lrmee 5pdng 0entihlono, oos
Sdwert 6il oieben. g9ir 6otten feline
onoere gSobl; uno mas hir oen @rieq
Gilt, oos Gilt oiidb fiir iiniere ggofien,
inSbclonoere oas Ioudboot. 9Sir
beitreitcn oic 9lniduloiglmg ooB ole
MISUNDERSTANDING Dem inter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

Gie 3mongSousbebung mnrOe &c.
itcrn in gSoibington IN &roft aeiebt,
ais Our6 cine rationale 2otterie ieit-
eeiebt wuroe, in welder &eibcufoIee
ole l0,000,000 nmeen 9(merifoner,
oie fir oen &rieGs0ienlt in europa
regiitrirt murOen auSgebobcn merOen
ioIlen. lin Die 2oilrng ribtig 0urd
5uiebeiJ mitBten ollc 10000 Stunt
mcrn ge3ogcn iperoen unO es murOc
oamit onE Wiorqcn be9onnen. 0ie
3icbung m06rte bis belte frii6. Gie
ghsloing fano ini 6ifentliben Scr.
b0rsralnc Oes @urcougebGuoes .Oes
acnots itott un0 sic 8coirtcn oes
&riogsoepartemcnts buttcn sic 9llii-
iiht iibcr oicicl6c. 9litelieocr ocr
Gonlite'n fir WdlitGrmcien Der bei-
Oen SGlHcr poren 5ugcgen, ionic cine
9ln5obl 3ui6oucr. bod iobcn nibt
mebr ais 1000 @erioncn Ole 9lrt unO
gSciie Der g(usIoiung.
9(ls &elultot Ser 9lusloing mer.
sen SunGbIt 6S70OO iunge WlGuuer
iiir oen ariegSoicnIt oisericbcn. lin
Oieie Sunmc 5u erreiben meroen
1,374000 Mom in menieen @o6en
5ur Gr5tliNcn @riiirng bcrauge5ogen
meroen lno man ihGbt Dob ncbrcre
Ger &eaiitrirten ouigeruien merocn
miiHcn fir je0en cin5clnen 5olootelt
ser on9cuontMcn miro.
Ole critic g}ummcr 2oS.
Gic 3ie6nng oltrA oic fciteciie0t
miro, mer BON ocn 10 NiillioneulfGn-
ncrn in ocn Ser. Staotell oie regiit-
rirt iinO, iiir Oen ariea ae3ogen ipcr-
Noen no6m aeIicru @}oraen Inn 9.A5
ibren 9niong 9l6cnOs wnBtc ieOcr
@}nnn. ob cr uuter oen i,370000
Mdnncrn lit, sic 5uerit Dor bic 9c-
freiimgSbeb0roen 5u trcten bo6en
mcrOen. Plus oen 100000 .Qlaun
6obcn sic 9eborOcn 7S60OO Nlonu
iir oic cri!e Prince BON 100000 ju
GrpG6len.
Slu Gonliic5imuer ocS Senotsbii.
rcou-@o6Guoe 6egomcu 9eonite ocs
&ricgs Tcpnrtemcuts nnO @litaleOcr
ser NdlitGr.Gomitcen OcSSenatS jn0
SouieS oic 3ie6unG bon 10000 600.
ieu oic ie cine nit oer Serien5a6I
eineS ieoen &eaiiiranten iibereiniiim.
nlenoe Drummer in Oen qrOBten 81
Itrittel oeS 2nioes oiimeiit. SeIre.
iGr 9oter, ser eriie, Der Elm in elmer
&ii0e einaeidloieneS SooS aus eineld
9roBen @losgeidB 500, ia6m nit
perbluoercn 9nlacn oie gilmmler 25S
6erauS. SSn ic0em Giitrift in oenl
25S Niom mo 0orii6er reaiItrirt
iino, ite6t iomit oic 9}mlmer 25S ami
Ger 2iiic ser cin6eruiencn 2cutc.
Die sweitc 9}ummcr nur0e bon
Scru Chamberlain oem @oriiBen-
oen oes SeuateGonites fir MilitGr.
glugeIcgen5eiicn ge5o0en Der Scuas
for botte e6eniallS ieine Slngeu Der.
bmoen mo mar liht6or ncrooS,
oeun cr mar nidt IN Scr 2oge, o6nc
9eibiilie ooS oroBc ~loSaci0B 81 i'm
oen 9lahocm er cinige Nlinuten
lana oonah acind6t 5otte leitete Elm
@e6iilie ieine Nan0 oabin 100 oie
Siilicn poren or 500 pie Siilie mo
trat Damn idpeigeno bei Settle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
iSiir bic grOBt 9lrnltr Der
Jtrpublif.
0ie 5AuslOOPun9 Don 10 5flil-
Iioneo iungen 5fl0nnern.
llabm dbcr J6 Stunom in llDa(b-
inOton in An(prud.
4te 4luntntrr1t fir 5Bnlttrnnrr l1ltn
ablnrpln11n.
SIR mas critic 9lnfScOOt merOcm nngCiibr Oie
Grlteu 600 3iiIerm 1T Yetradt tOmmen.


Ser 9lufiinoiaer riei noie 5weitC
0auumer 1T 1922
Sicrauf iOuroe oos Soidentid
ii6er ole 9lugcn oeS GoriiBehoen Oes
SouS.Gomites iiir miliidriibe 9mae.
legen6eiten Cent, ae6unoen
Gieier 500 Oic brittle 93ummer
9,6t3.
Senator @arren mo 9iepr0ientani
aobn Wliuorit1is. .Qiitalieoer oeS So-
notS ino Sals-Gonlites iiir militia
ride 9IngcIegenbeiteu Sogen sic udcb.
iten gpei ghunmern 1882 uno 10f
2tS.
ncral&loior Caster S. Bib
ser iiellDertrctenNe 9lrneedef 500 OiC
ledite 9}ummer.
Sn Dem 9luaen6lid mterbradI
SdnOetlotIden 0as critic 9eifolls-9ll-
5eiden bic StiQe mo Die g9iirOe Der
@elegcn6eit.
Sic g}unumers" rief Scr 2lntiinoi
GER lit 9iinuner 45s.~
Gropoit.Nlari6al, General Grom.
ser 500 ole ud1iic 9hmmer, 3403
ino General 9loilitant WlcGain, oel
odtc N}onh ser cine 9fummer SoG.
oie Drummer t0,Ot5.
Sieroui plrOe 0nS 3ie6en oen oo,
5u bciicQtei 9c1mtcn ii6ertragcn. oit
init Oerbmoercn 9hlgcu Die 9|un.
mern 10 Ic5nell 6erous5oaen iuie liz
oilsacrilien merOcn tonntcu. SiC
5ogeu oie 2ooic ans 6ober, meitae.
0iineten @eiGBeI Dor 0eln &ult Ocs
GontrolGcantcn. Dos 9edei pol
groB geuua nm Orei Oiol 10 oiel(
@eIatinaopieIu 5u 6olteu mie iid
oarni 6efanoen. Sic Eapieritreiien
bon gluBen aeidm0r5t 10 OoB glie.
mmo Oic aui oie iunerc Seite ge'
Itempelten 3a6len ieitiielleu fonute,
uoren in @clatin Gapieln 5iroml
mcngcrollt. Sonic sic 9tnmern
ouSgcruicn mur0cn wuroen lie aitl
cine groBe ibmor5c @an0toiel 6inteI
oem Eult oeS Control 9canten aui.
geiMric6cn. 9tw in Den ar0Bten 81
itritien, meroen sic tleinen 9}unmcrr
in fleincr 9t5abl, ii6cr ciniae Eau,
lenO Die 9icgilirirten berii6ren. &ou
Den 4,557 Negiitrir- Giitriften I'M
aan3en 2auoe, bat DER aroBte mi
ii6er 10000 9Anmcrn lpd6renO Oh
tleinlte MIR imgeidbr iS5 Bat oel
0urhidnitt a6er lmaeid6r 5000 lit
Grit ais t57 0ilmmern 9eSoaen NOR
oeu waren iiel cine nieoria aemlg
nm ben tleiuiien Giiirift 81 6etref
len. IS NOR ole Summer i26; oa
nit er6ieltcu 1857 Nlom oic ghrnt
mer 1876 ais 157. Coos.
Gas Gunner, in ocu Die 3Iebine
itottiauo, bod im0 6ell nnaeidbr q
bel so SUB aroB, mar ouaeiiillt mil
9IrmeeCil5iercn Oliielieoer oel
SeuotS uno Sons.GonIitcli uuo Sci
tuugSlcuten
9tadiolgeno lit sic Rei6euioIge
wic Die 3iiiern nad eiuonoer ans oel
llrne genomnen miir0en
25S 1922 1882 45S 3403 1876
2624 i7G2 S54 1894 461l 45Ol
1873 4t42 40S3 1857 1895 2O2S
3G79 1858 3135 7S3 1914 27S7
33S3 33S2 43O6 432O 1891 td5h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21

MO \ " " " ~ y W
.Gie brcncnoe 6raae in lnierer
&er5cn lit aber, mie longc ser &rieg
nod oaucrn ioa. 0onit fommc iA
aui einen @egcnItanO, ser Sen Ndttcl
Pnitt aa imierer SSntereHen im0 an
unierer 6cltigen &er6anOhngen bill.
oct. 0eutic6lano bat Sen &rieg nit6t
gepolt, nm qepaltiome Groberlmgen
5u MAIDEN, unO IS pill on6cr ulr nm
iolNcr Gro6enngen millen 0cn &rieg
ui6t einen Sag ldnger iortieben
mcm Is einen e6rcnooacn cSrieOen
erbulten fam.
Denti6 louo fiir cbrcn-
Dollcn Srie0cn bcreit.
oDic 0cutibeL" iagte er, ,po1cn
cinau 5rieOcn ais Gombottonten ob-
id6lieBen wolbe ibren 3med crfole.
reid erlanet uno iih porbcr ais nm.
bciieqbor belpd6rt 6oben. Cine Srie.
Oens6eoinglng mar ole llnperletlib-
felt oes oeutideu @cbietcs. Gs mar
feline llnterbonohmg m09lid), 10
lanoe ser 8eino glbiretung oeutibeu
9ooens uerlan0te.
ngSir miilien ourb geacniciiocs
&erItdnoniB ln0 i'm @eiitc ocs gleb-
mems uuO @ebcnS @orontic fir Oas
@eitcben 0cS 0eutiMen MeiAeS ouf
0cm Continent uno iiber Gee 6a6en"
fli6r Der &on8ler fort. Scr Srieoe",
iootc cr, DnluB oic @rlmolaoc ciner
onucrnocn glusi6bnung oller glotio.
nen biloen. (2autc 9cifollsruie)
Gr muB, pic IN Sbrcr 9tciolution
oltSgeiprohcu glotioncn perbin0crn,
ourd mirtbibaitIicbc @IodoOeu in
peitere Standardization gcitir5t 81
merocn llno muB cinen ShuB oc.
w6bren, oaB oie &creiniouno unierer
Segner ilr i0rcn 8ielcn nidt einc
ipirtbidaitlidc offeniipc g(lion3 9c-
gen ms miro. 0icie 8wede mooen
in Dem 0fabmeu Sbrcr @eiolution
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-21
id6iQfeit befln0en0 3eridmcfferf pOl

luDl9telf Dellllloell 3erlWlllellert lpors
oen.
SIN Often lit ser 9lngriii Der ruilis
i6en N}iaionen iniolge ser Goniulion
ni6t 5uitonOe gefoumen rmO eS
berri6t bort per9GltniBmGBig 9iu6e.
ogtir nadoenl iolide Meloungen
uu0 glnipormug 0ur6 JiuBlonos 9ll-
liirte Die rlliiii6en SoIootcn auige-
riittelt, enhuidelte iib Die gegcmudr-
tigc SiieniiDe. SS6r 3iel mar 2ems
BERG iino 0ro6o6oc5. @enerol 9uii.
iiloii Bat nit ar ieinen cnormen
Gpieru nur eincn geringen &ort6eil
crriuleen. &or elmer 6al6en Shtuoe
er6ielt id folgenoe 0epcide pom Sc
neral 6elomori6aa
oScrauSgeioroert our6 0ie ruff.
i1e Giieniioc in @aI3ien pltroe BORT
beute lliter perionli6er 6ii6rung Oes
@riu5en 9eopolO bon 9aDern Elm itar-
fer 9lngriii 6eoonnen. Ole Geutitben
6aben, bon oen 0iterreidiih lngori-
i6en Eruppen unteritiibt, Die riiii.
ide Stellung bel @loc5ow ourdbro-
beu. General @ruililoifs @eminne
iino Oaber oitsgegli6en.
n@riecbenlono wlroe gepoltiam in
Oen arieo gegen ltus gcordngt. lin.
iere aemeiniome Sront nit ben topic
ren 9ulgoren ite6t felt
yaStalien miro iel6lt olrd6 Die elite
Siou5o.SdIa6t ge9en uniere friegS-
erpro6ten oiterreicbilb ungariiben
griioer ni6t imitanoe iein oaS 3iel
ieines Greu6ru1es, oen 9eiib Don
Grieit 81 erreiben.
Gie So6rcs5eit Bat in oen Sam,
pien I'M amfaius, &eriien rno Bold
Itino cine &miie eintreten laiieu.
@enn iie mieOer miieenomnen mers
oen miro Der 6eino 0ic tiirfiicbe 9lrs
NEE neu auseeriiitet imo ooa 3uuer.
idt iiDoen.
glmerifaS Gintritt in Sen
&rieg.
DINE ernlie @elorgniB nebmen mir
oaS optimiitii1e @efiibl in oen Gn.
tente- -SGnoern ma6r, melGes ourD
9lmerifus gRniiNung Drruriabt
iuurOc. @s 1T leicbt, 3u berebnen
meI1e Coinage n0tbig ill., cine Pr
NEE bon glnerifa nac6 @liropa 5it
bringen, wicpiel Coinage not6ig lit
cine iolbe 9lrmee 5u untcr6alten.
5rorfreib unO england iinO faltnl
initanOe, i6re eigenen 9lrneen 81 CT.
nd6ren ino 5u imter6olten, o6ne Die
mirtbiboitlicbe 2ose nod mc6r 81 be-
eiiiIunen. gtaH imicrem porous9e-
gongenen Griolgc werocn mir aud
Oicic Gage Our6 itnierc 6lotte, 6eion
6ers oie Soubboote, bcmeiitern. 0os
lit imierc feitc lle6cr5eugrlng mo
&eriiAerrng. G8ir unO lmiere Ser
biinOeten f0nnen olio Scr mciteren
Gntluidclimg ser militdriibeu @reiG-
niiie nit ruDiger Siberbcit cntgcgen-
ieben.
n L,,.o a., -, n =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
NO FOREST FIRES
IN THIS SECTION
ORGANIZATION PROVES ITSELF
CAPABLE IN TIME OF SERIOUS
DANGER

The efficiency Of the Klamath-Lake
County Fire Protective Association.
which patrols the vast forests OF this
section, is recognized by the public
more than ever this year. when the
fires are proving SO very serious In
nearly all the other sections OF the
country.
Jackson Kimball OF this city, who is
at the head OF the organization, de-
clared yesterday that there were no
fires Of any consequence now in this
territory. Although a number have
been started. the vigilance Of this pa
troll. and the expensive equipment
maintained have been SUFFICIENT to
control them all before substantial
damage was done.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
HIGH PRICE FOR
KLAMATH CATTLE
BIG SALES ARE MADE ON REsEIs.
WALTON AT HUGE PRICEs-THE
LIVESTOCK BUSINESS HERE
OFFERS BIG CHANCES

The stock buying season has now
commenced in earnest in klamath
County. and the many extensive oper-
atOrs. as we'll as the smaller ones of
this district. will net big returns from
sales made in the next few months.
Never has there been SO promising
time for the stock business In all
lines. and there Is every indication
that the demand and the market WI
increase. rather than decrease, dur.
ing the seasons to come.
]. Frank Adams has Just complet-
cd a sale OF 400 head. which he dis
posed OF at 6 cents for the cows
and IN cents for the steers. o. T.
McKendrie Of Lakeview was tho
buyer. Mr.. McKendrie also bought
q large band at these prices from
Charles Lens on the Klamath reser-
vation. These with the Adams herd,
which is also on the Klamath marsh,
are to be driven to Chiloquin and
weighed out on September 27th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06

". E. Gibbs Of San Francisco is At
the Hotel Hail.
Miss Ethel Lamm Of Modoc Point
q . city visitor.
J. n. Batcheier Of Lakeview b .
visitor to klamath Falls.
I. D. Applsgate ID here on bust
nsss from his home 1t Straw. Calf.
II. J. Grant was down yesterday
from Algoma ON business.
W. c. Poland Il in from BY On his
way to Mountain View. Calf.
c. w. Mcdonald Of Merrill d in
Klamath Falls on business today.
John Lusby. caretaker Of Hartman
Lodge, was in the city ON business
yesterday.
Attorney e. L. Elliott b here TO-
day from his ranch in the Malin Sec
ti0n. q s5ts1H 49,
Alex Noble has left for his home a4
Lorella after . visit At the county
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Harmon at.
tended the Teachers Institute last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. johnson Of San
Francisco Are visitors to klamath
Falls.
Norman Bailey Of Grants Pass has
been visiting Crater Lake and other
places In Klamath County.
Nj. Parker Of Grants Pass. father
Of Augusta and Gertrude Parker Of
7 this city. came on last nights train.
He d on his way to Algoma.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
Cannot Establish Portland A
Primary Wheat Market
But favors Considera-
ton of Panama
Route

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. g.
Senators McNary. Borah and Poindex-
ter and Representative sinnott have
arranged . conference with Food Ad-
ministrator Hoover Wednesday on
the situation caused by making Chi
cago the only basic market for this
years wheat crop.
Hoover figures this policy will
make the price $1.9S at Portland. de-
ducting the freight rate. 1t Is be-
lieved there is little hope Of securing
the designation Of Portland as a pri-
mary market, but an effort will be
made to take the water rate via the
Panama canal into consideration. The
effect would be to make the price
about $2.09 for the Northwest crop.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
.PAL0 ALTO CAMP
TO Be RESTORED
GOVERNMENT WILL. go on WIN
WORK ~ SEWAGE SYSTEM n
APPROVED - NORTHWESTERN
BOYS 60 TO NORTH CANOllNA

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Sept. g.
The government has ordered the n
sumption Of work on the national
guard camp ut Paio Alto. Calf. pro-
vidinE the state authorities approve
OF the sewage system proposed.
Meanwhile tho orders have not
been changed for sending guardsmea
from Washington. Oregon and Idaho
10 Camp Greon. at Charlotte. N. c.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06

Hoover Is believed favorable to
some change removing the handicap.
but means of action are difhcult. as
the committee which fixed the price
is dissolved and scattered.
No difficulty Is anticipated as to
next years crop. which is governed
by the food control bill requiring the
designation Of principal primary mar
kets.
II cannot understand why the plan
approved by congress was departed
from in naming the price for this
years CROP" says Senator McNary.
1T seems to me an outrage. have
wired the wheat country the citua-
tion and expect to present q large
number Of protests from growers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
NEW BRIDGES
TO Be BUILT

The klamath Basin Is soon to have
two new bridges constructed, the
bids for which are to be opened Sep
tember 25th.
One Ia to be timber bent bridge
across Lost River. two miles south of
Wilson bridge. and the other a timber
pile bridge across Lost River reser-
voir. one mile east OF Wilson bridge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
Mexico Would Keep
Locomotives at Home

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 6.--Members
of the unions of the railroad crafts,
especially shopmen, protest in the
local newspapers against the send
ing of cars and locomotives from
Mexico to shops in the United States
for repair. They declare such prac-
tice is extremely dangerous for Mex
leo. pointing out that should the
United States declare an embargo
much useful Mexican rolling stock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
WEDDING YESTERDAY

Tho marriage Of Charles Ward
Brown. recently from Tehnma. Calf.
to Lois irene Jacoby was performM
yesterday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock g
the Rev. George Bennett ut the Meth.
odist parsonage.
Tho groom In an employc at ths
ShippinEton mills and tho bride b Z
well known klamath Falls girl. The
couple viii reside near the head d
Ninth street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06

would be held In the United States.
They say that to send locomotives to
the United States is to place Mexico
in this respect at the mercy of q pow
erful neighbor.
Some of the published assertions
seed SO strongly anti-American that
men in close touch with railroad af-
fairs have had no hesitancy In de-
claring that the utterances are in
spired by German agents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
GUESTS
ENJOY BANQUET
FINE DINNER AND lots or FUN
At FUNCTION GIVEN TO COUN.
TY TEACHERS RY THOSE or
CITY LAST NIGHT

The public and high school teachers
OF klamath Falls were hosts and
hostesses to the rural teachers OF the
county at a splendid banquet held
last evening at 1880 In the cafetaria
OF the Klamath high school.
The guests of honor were Mr.. Carl
ton. assistant superintendent Of pub
lie instruction.; Mr.. Ressler. dean OF
education at O. A. c.: Alfred Powers.
extension worker. U. OF o.: Mr.. But
Ter. dean OF history at the Monmouth
Normal: Mrs. Butler and Miss Ida NJ.
Smith OF the primary instruction de-
partment.
Immediately after the banquet the
following program was given.
r. II. Dunbar. Toastmaster
Piano solo ......... Miss Houston
Address OF Welcome 80. Miss Wells
Response ........... Mr.. Butler.
The County Teachers. Mr.. Chorpening
Tribute to Mr.. Carlton Mr.. Ressler
Tribute to Mr.. Ressler :. Mr.. Carlton
PianOl0gue ........... Mr.. Taylor
School board Experience Mr.. .Delzell
The Infant Terrible Mrs. Mayer
Misery OF the Measles Mr.. Hayden
The Nth Power ....... Mr.. Powers
Finale OF the Miller .. Mr.. Bowman
Vocal solo ........... Miss Parker
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06
THOSE SECOND HAND BOOKS

We handle them and save yos
money. They are going. ana you
must be quick.
Surely no one would have Us "
lieve such foolish fallacies Us these
That books should be kept 10 81"
cases and never used:
That all books when used shou'a
be destroyed;
That when books arc needed w
should always buy new;
That It Is unsafe to borrow or 'en''
That books from our homes I"
loaded with disease;
That the health authorities ns'
lect to disinfect homes after cop"'
gious disease;
That all sec0nd-ha book des's'.
have no regard for their source !"
supply:
That all public libraries ana :"
the large book stores shou'a
closed tight:
That Carnegie would have nov"
endowed single library had ne o'''
thought of a germ.
We buy and sell secondhand poS''
EVANS q BALM,
Lovers of Books
DO Main ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-06

SALEM. Sept. 6.-State Superfn-
tendent Of Public Instruction J. A.
Churchill has been invited to deliver
the dedicatory address at the dedica-
ton Of . new high school at Baker
October 10th.