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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
OFFICIAL CALL FOR
SECOND REGISTRATION

y OAAN
answered the mandate. They are:
Rasmus Gale Jensen, Extra
Laust Frederik Jensen, Audubon
Otto Martinus Jensen, Atlantic
Paul Holland, Brayton
John Selmar Andersen, Audubon
Robert Aug. Winther, Audubon
Marius Peter Christensen, Aud
ubon.
Erred Chris Sorensen, Extra
Elmer Emil Mortensen, Extra
Kaj Aage Koch, Hamlin
Chris Martinus Hansen, Kim
ballton.
Hans Rasmussen, Extra
Carl Mikklesen, Audubon
Albert William Carl Neitzel,
Audubon.
Chris Bachr Jensen, Brayton
Henry Jorgensen, Brayton
Louie Jacob Larsen, Brayton
Otto Carl Faga, Adair
William Wayne Fowler, Brayton
Carl Chris Johnson, Audubon
Gaylor Hornace Christensen,
Audubon.
Drue Miles Christian, Audubon
George Thomas Markley, Audu-
bon.
John Leo Murray, Audubon
ROLAND Jens Christensen, Man
ming
Charles Nels Retersen, Extra
Theodore Emil Polzin, Audubon
Nels Bertel Madsen, Brayton
Emil Puck, Manning
Paul Christian Bach, Extra
Edward Martinus Knudsen,
Audubon
Nels Louis Petersen, Audubon
Joseph Jay Goodwin, Extra
Noel Edward Jordan, Audubon
Earl LaFoy, Coon Rapids
Bryan Elmer Heath, Extra
Arthur Hansen Petersen, Extra
Elroy Edwin Schwenneker, Extra
Chas. Herman Krottinger, Ross
Peter Michael Thielen, Extra
Jens Alfred Larsen, Audubon
Matthias Mathisen, Audubon
George Curtis Gleason, Ravenna,
Nebraska.
Harry VIM. Moore, Audubon
Herman D. Friedrichsen, Aud
ubon.
Albert Jerome Kerwin, Audubon
Frank VIM Coates, Manning
Reinhard Otto Rudnick, Audubon
Arlie Andrew Nissen, Audubon
Vernon Elmer Greenlee, Empor-
la, Kansas
John Henry Wieman, Audubon
Samuel Alexander Smith, Stuart
John Carl Schwab, Audubon
Gerald Akers, Brayton
Albert Oscar Johnson, Audubon
Frank John Thielen, Brayton
Jakey Miller, Gray
Thomas Edwin VanDyke, Gray
Harold Augustus Kees, Ross
Henry William schlate;, Extra
Johannes Evold Jensen, Elkhorn
Alfred Carl stuhr, Manning
Edward Hansen, Extra
George Frank Cerka, Ross
Walter Rubel, Hamlin
Carl H. Hensley, Extra
Carl j. Boldt, Audubon
Richard Ray Goodwin, Extra
Elvin Herman Petersen, Extra
Christian Jensen Petersen, Aud
ubon
Harry Johnson, Extra
Levi Jensen, Audubon
Clarence Albert Williams, West
planes, Missouri
Fred j. Mortensen, Audubon
Gerald Lawrence Nelson, Extra
John H. Lloyd, Audubon
Hugh Laird Lawson, Honey
Grove, Pennsylvania
Alex Laurits Petersen, Elkhorn
Walter Peter Nelson, Brayton
Charles Henwrick Fullerton,
Audubon
Hans Henrick Clemensea Brayton
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
Miss Evelyn Hamlin is Wis
iting relatives in Extra.
Excalso, non intoxicating
beverage, for sale by the case
jl3 Sam Arnold.

Miss Lucille Faber, of Cas-
cade, Iowa, visited over Sun
day with friends at the Will
Blntner home. She is travel
ing saleswoman for the Ideal
Pattern Company.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

DR.. Howland Hansen, of
Des Moines, will deliver the
principal address at Brayton,
Saturday next at 200 P. M.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Sister Alberta and Sister
Amhrosla. who have been
teaching in Dunlap, ara in
Extra visiting friends Their
Mother Home is in Ottumwa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

James Carlson went to OF
tnmwa Tuesday to attend
the Masonic Grand Lodge af-
ter which be will go to Milo
to get his family who has
been visiting there. They will
return tomorrow.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

The Misses Lissa Guide and Julia
Christensen accompanied Mrs.
Mardesen and attended to business
matters while in that city.
Miss Mary Andrews, who has
been teaching north Of town, finish
ed her school Friday and visited the
middle Of this week with her uncle,
AL Andrews and wife. She is a
daughter of Fred Andrews, for
mer West Extra merchant, and her
home is in Smithland. Iowa.
Mrs. Ed Miliiman entertained
the H. H. Club Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Esbeck is employed
in the Central Office as operator.
DR.. Lue Cleveland visited with
friends in Harlan over Sunday.
Henry Burr and family were Sun
day visitors with her parents, Vic
Anciaux and wife.
Miss Shaw, Of Belleville, Wiscon-
sin, arrived here Tuesday for an in
definite visit with friends at the Rev
Baldwin home.
The Audubon band gave nice
concert on our streets Monday night
Mesdames Horton, Of Dakota,
and Walter Copeland Of Council
Bluffs are visiting in Extra with
their father, Isaac Statzell who has
been quite poorly but is improving
nicely now.
Wanted White rags for
hospital necessities. Leave at
the Varney store
Methodist Ladies' Aid.
Dr. Howland Hansen, of
Des Moines, will deliver the
principal address at Bra yton,
Saturday next at 200 P. M.
Miss Evelyn Hamlin is Wis
iting relatives in Extra.
Excalso, non intoxicating
beverage. for sale by the case
jl3 Sam Arnold.
Miss Lucille Faber, Of Cas-
cade, Iowa, visited over Sun
day with friends at the Will
Bintner home. She is travel
ing saleswoman for the Ideal
Pattern Company.
James Carlson went to OF
tnmwa Tuesday to attend
the Masonic Grand Lodge af-
ter which be will go to Milo
to get his family who has
been visiting there. They will
lSGul II tOiIlOllOW.
Order a case ofExcelso for
home use of SAM ARNOLD.
Hans Hansen and wife Wis
tied in Atlantic at the Peter
Beck home Sunday.
Hans Petersen is building
an addition onto the rearend
of the Dry Goods building.
Sister Alberta and Sister
Amhrosla, who have been
teaching in Dunlap, are in
Extra visiting friends Their
Mother Home is in OttumWa,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Order a case ofExcelso for
home use of SAM ARNOLD.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
Local News
Jake Lausten, who visited here
last week, has enlisted and is sta
toned in Washington.

Mrs. Tom Mardesen took her
daughter to DR.. Becker in Atlantic
Monday for examination. He re-
ported her condition very favorable.
The Misses Lissa Guide and julia
Christensen accompanied Mrs.
Mardesen and attended to business
matters while in that city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Hans Petersen is building
an addition onto the rear end
of the Dry Goods building.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Miss Mary Andrews, who has
been teaching north Of town, finish
ed her school Friday and visited the
middle Of this week with her uncle,
AL Andrews and wife. She is a
daughter of Fred Andrews, a for
mer West Extra merchant, and her
home is in Smithland. Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Henry Burr and family wereSun-
day visitors with her parents, Vic
Anciaux and wife.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Miss Edna Esbeck is employed
in the Central Office as operator.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Miss Shaw, of Belleville, Wiscon-
sin, arrived here Tuesday for an in
definite visit with friends at the Rev
Baldwin home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Mrs. Ed Milliman entertained
the H. H. Club Tuesday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Hans Hansen and wife Wis
tied in Atlantic at the Peter
Beck home Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
The Audubon band gave nice
concert on our streets Monday night


Wanted White rags for
hospital necessities. Leave at
the Varney store
Methodist Ladies Aid.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

DR.. Lue Cleveland visited with
friends in Harlan over Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Brazil Very Active
Against German Spies

RIO GRANDE no SUI. Brasil. jan.
t.--Brssii. nov that Il has entered
10 var. IL having i,s spy scare. and
u Ass become mofs general even than
10 some Of the other bsiiissreni coun.
tries II 10 only necessary Tor . per.
~ 10 b . foreigner and Q stranger
10 any brazilian town 10 become the
ssSset Of suspicious regard By che
people and oven Of police sUrvsii.
hses.
Orders have gone out from Rio Dc
ssss'Fo Tor the arrest Of large num.
ssss OF Germans. many Of whom sp.
pssf TO b innocent business msu, si.
mo there IL no doubt but that Der.
naa ssponase ia we'll organized ia
sos'hs'n brasil. apiss are reported
!" nave boon especially active 10 the
vale OF San Paulo and the govern.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

Klamath yalls. Oregon. 0ee. 80.
lol1.-fAs ugo9sissed vill rseelvs
NJ q ~ e0se q he Rselanatiea
oeeviee. klamath Halls. or6eoa. uAtil
tve e'elosk ,. =. January %. 1915.
vAeo ~ sA0e vill - opened. Tor ths
reelaioia0 q sbout S.3oe aeses Of
swamp laal n ps,leoo Day. Uppes
klamath Ake. oee0oe. within The
klamath Project. No rsatal win y
esasts4 ~ ~ ~ g tAs laaA; Bot
Ne eneeeseeul bl11es WI - required
- eeOla voek within sl1 ueatks fPou
he 1ate 9 ~ eeatsast: - seoplets
~ voek within . yeass fseu said
6aes asd 70 Give beal b Ne sun ol
ooe.eee Nth - asseoeable suroGy.
sea1itieos1 ies Q taitAenl seuoolnneu
vitA ~ terms q ~ esalsasl. -
be1lee 0use sesas ~ sAsstsse Dssied
g 01e ~ vAlsA - vil1 asooot ~
~ g ~ ~ . 3 sansl1esaGSsa ees
soaoaoDAe = vAiaA oes1o1 vill u
eoaa1o 1on1s1 - eves1laG eeolsosE DiA.
- - oo1UA 0edoooe1 ~ n
peeaoos v1ea ~ ~ eoeas1. ~
esseAoe lneoeQo1isa ~ . ssoV g ~
Aoo1Doee - ~ onlese1 ln1e oDoly Y
49,. = ~ pse)oee l1aaAOos.
~ ees ~ AtAe ~ - - a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Big Auto Show
AtPordand Soon

PORTLAND. Jan. 2i.--The ninth
annual Portland automobile Hhow W
WIZ be held In the new city suditor-
inm lcrc from February 9TH 10 18th
inoiraivc.
IN connection with Che automobile
rhow this year there wiz be held also
n big truck and tinctor show "a en-
phnnly" the forward ntridcs made by
the motor truck and the tractor dur.
Ink the phHt year.
Thur ,h" show viii be- Of particular
Interest 10 every farmer who is think
!ng Of buying n motor truck 20 add 10
~" efficiency Of his farming methods.
m well nm To the prospective purchms.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Everyone Should
Drink Hat Water
in the Morning
Wssh awey sl0 Ne sosmesh, Ilvss.
en- bsssl eeleeao beesse
beoo1sAool

To fesi your bsst DAY u aad day ct.
TO feel clean inside: - soes ~ -
coat your toagus asd sieksa yess
breath or dell yoas hsad: - eeastloa.
tion.. bilious attacks. sjek healAsAe.
colds. Rheumatism o. Gassy. ssSl steo-
ach. you must baths a ~ iaoj1o me
you bsths outside. TAis = vastly ness
important. tecause ~ slia Deess -
not absorb impurities Into ~ b1ee1.
while ths towel Doess q. says . vsl3.
known physician.
70 keep thsss Dslssas - tsslas
well flushed fro0 ~ ete0AGo uvoe
kidney and bowels ariak bseeee bssak.
fast c1rh day . giass q ~ vaeee Vith
n tssapooaful q ll0ssteoe DAssDAaee
In II. This win eleaaea Dss1fy ~
'reshcn the sntirs aiiosatasy tsas: y.
fore putting more soea iass ~ sss1
ach.
Get . quarter DossA q liossesne
phosphate from yoss DAas1aeise q =
inexpsnsivs and almost tastslese. -
cept . sosrish tvtaSs vAieA = ~ -,
pleasant Drink pAesDAste1 ~ vates
every morning 70 ~ yeas syssso e
these vile poisoas aaa tosins: alse -
prsvsat their feenslieo.
To feel IKE yesag Ssiks essl; Ne
you felt bsfors yoas bleel. aegvee -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
1RO1zKYS
PAST IS
!. DUBIOUS
"'""'AS MiSnEvlKi vORnsOx
MINISTER ~ FOUND TO HAVE
JAIL RECORD IN sPAIN-wAs
'o''cED M LEAVE THEIRS

o' jan. 3i.--Ths Spanish
'papsrS have Just discovered that
''"'zky, tho Russian bolshsviki
.'' was under arrest In Spain tor
'"''' Tine In isis. Hs reached
~" IRON France In October Of that
49,. '"' the police. having learned
' 10 was a dangerous anarchist. /"
'.''sd him At viso. took him 70
'''. and lodged him at the central
- ~" , rom November 4 70 70, pend.
NJ. Investigation. subssqu usntly he
~. ~. 49,. out was requested %
n n..ss eesssry. He thea subssksd
'''oss Tor the Unilsl slslss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Packer Declares Meat
Prices Too High

supply and demand. and no other
way. The packers can no more az che
price of anything than they can stop
the aow Of Niagara ralis.
Il believe that prices are too high.
Neither ~ss ! In sympathy with the
i"~ prices Of iwo years aso. but no
ono could help 1T, vas condition
Of supply and demand.
What ~c must all do 10 To work
together. tn cooperate for tho benefit
Of the industry---it'a all mutual"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Spirit Of Democracy
Growing in Germany

o' his way of making peace. Autoe-
racy has always feared q revolution 10
n neighboring country next to . rsvo.
lution at home.
German socialists cannot help be.
Ing sympathsticaliy inclined toward
Russia's freedom TO experiment with
uitrsdemocrstic doctrines. This sym.
pnthy IL becoming more and more Oh
vious. and more and more disconcert.
Ing to kaiscrism. The threats OF the
Russian boisheviki that they intsnd
appealing 20 the German people TO
make n democratic peace over the
heads OF the kaiser's statesmen may
turn out 10 be no Idle beast. Ccrtain.
~ the kaiser dare not SCOT At the pos.
sibiiiey.
The German government has never
before been faced With an Internal
situation ~ serious ~ this. Or IL not
probable that the socialists and the
miiitarists Of Germany will permit Q
dispute among themselves TO reach
the stage Of open revolution. But.
tho socialists. because OF their num-
ber. have the upper hand. They can
compel acceptance Of their Views u
they are sufficiently insistent. How
strongly they will exercise their pow.
or for . democratic psace nov de-
pcnds more on the influence Of the
Russian revolution than on any other
single cause.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

ment has taken risid measures for
Vatchiag al suspects there.
A. soon ~ the government began
these measures Of precautions. hos.
ever. . largo number Of rich and we'll
known German business mon Who un.
der suspicion of being German gov.
srnment agents. succeeded In escap-
ins iato the Arssntins republic With
whatever secrets they may have had.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
Iiy !. ". z. MAHON
Written for tho uni,sd PrcssD

written for tho uni,sd Press)
NEW YORK. Jan. Infection
Of the Russian spirit Of democracy Ia
beginning 10 manifest itself In Ger.
many. For tho nrst time since the
outbreak ~ the war. German social.
lists are developing tho lost spirit OF
in,crna,ionaiisn. In their attitude 20.
ward the socialists Of Russia.
The n.~-siiuation that is thus arIs-
ing In Germany Ia entirely serious for
tho kaiser. The patriotic control
kniserism hitherto has exercised over
the German socialists Ia beginning Ia
break. when II vanishcs completely
hai.erism viii disappear. inicrfer-
cncc with the German. .Ru ssian peace
negotiations by the German social.
lists became apparent AZ soon NJ the
kais~r's REPRESENTATIVES started 10 In.
Jcc, impcriaiistic aims Into the pro.
ecedings. This Vas tho arst refusal
10 heed the appeals 10 patriotism that
tho Teutonic socialists have displayed
since the besinnins Of the conflict.
The prescnt movement must re-
tcive further impetus before there h
an open estransemcnt between the
'i"hrrsoiierns aud the Germaa pso-
ple. but the primary Impulse has been
sisen. Tho kaiser cannot afford 10
rIsk much moro domestic criticism
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
sLDERLy COED RESUMES STUDY

EUGENE. Jan. ?i.-Miss Anna l.
Henderson may return TO the Uni.
vcrsi,y OF Oregon next fall after an
absence Of thirty-threc years from her
Alma Mater. and take up = course.
according To o letter received from
her. She asked for Information ~
TO her standing. and vas granted
Junior standing. She WAS . student
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

In 1855. and took three years OF work
q, the university. A. that time she
lived at The Dalles. She 10 now In
California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21
No. FtS
In the Circuit Court Of he 0eaeo q
Oregon. for kla.ash ceyass
Charles z. Drew. Plainti9.

SuuutcS q. OJ0Ws TSoSuSS8s
~. -
Fete Nelson. heir at Law q Haas J.
Nelson. Deceased. asa say eeheg
Person or Persons vhe Dayihavs
Some Interest in or Lien o. Clal0
Z upon the Property u tAis Co.
piaint Described. Defeadaats.
To Pete Nelson. heir at law Of Hans J.
\ Nelson. Dsceassd. and aAy otAse
Person or Persons Who nay have
some Interest In or Lea q clain
upon the Property u tAis 0e0.
plaint described. The sbeve saDe1
Defsndants:
In the Name Of the stats Of os1goa:
You are hereby neeioea that
Charles e. Drew b the heldss q Ger.
tiacate OF Delinquency Numbered eo7.
issued on the eleventh day q NJ
rusry. 1915. by the tax eolleeeoe oe
tho County Of klamath. STATE ee Ore.
son. for the amount Of thirtsea aAA
n!nesy-cne hundredth (eiS.sl) dol.
lars. the same being The anount tlea
due and dsliaausat Tor ta1ss for he
year 1919. together With penalty. u.
terest and costs thereon upon the
real property asssassd % you. Of
which you are the owner - appears Of
record. situated IN said couaty and
state. and particularly beuaded saa
described - follows. to-wit:
West half Of The northeast auss.
tor Of section one. In tovaShip tAis.
ty-sight. south OF ranss eleven saa
one-half east Of the Willamette
Meridian. Klamath County. oaats u
Oregon.
You are further notiAsd that sai1
Charles q. Drew. plaiuti9. hes ~
on said premises for prior or sabse.
Quent years. with q . rate Of iatseeee
ON said amounts % follows:
Year 1914. paid February II. 1919.
Tax receipt No. SsoS; anouat OaiA.
elS.sI: rate Of Interest. Is peP cent.
Year 1915. paid March 70. 1915.
Tax receipt No. ESQ: aaeunA ~.
Sii.3s: rate Of Interest. - ~ eeaa.
Year iels. paid March 10. loli:,
TAG Receipt No. e3l; a0esoe ~.
elo.%o: rate % Interest. lS ~ esae
4. esid Pete Nelson. heir q Nv q
Hans J. Nelson. deeease1. = ~ eva.
Or Of the legal title Of ~ ahsvs -.
scribsd propesty = ths aAs aDoeAss
OF record. aa1 each Of ~ elAes ~.
sons NAMED above. sre heeebs tustAss
notiasd hat plaisei9. CAAsoo =
Drew vill app,y - ~ cissu3 0eust
Of ~ county ~ slsts aSesesai1 ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

Good warm winter storage. Not
nscsssary 70 lrsis yeuP eas es r.
ford Brothers garage. Rates ssaseA.
able. o.1St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

. lsssss fsrssiesias tAs lsss sssiast
~ DfeDesty stSve 1syos1bsl sal
asatiossl u said eestt1eate. Asd you
afs hsssby suoneasl se sDpsar wilh.
- sisty 1Ays stbs 1fse psbliss-
eios of the ss0noas sssiusive Of the
lsy Of said 1rse psbllcasioa. and d.
sssd this aetien Or ~ The amount
lss - abovs shown. together with
costs and aecsus1 istsssse, ana IN eass
of your failure 70 10 -, Q decree
will - rsedsssd foresjeslns the lien
'os ssid taSss asd eesss against the
land and premises shove named.
Thts summons = published By or.
dss Of the Hosorsbis D. v. Kuyken.
laii. judge Of The ciseuit Court a The
otats of Oregon. sos the County Of
Klamath. and said order was made
and dated this 3sth day Of December.
1917. and the date Of the Arse publica-
tios Of this SUMMONS b the sist day
Of December. 1917.
All process and papers IN this pro-
cssding nay b ssrvsd upon the IN
dssisnsd. residing within TIE state
Of Oregon. q he address hereafter
msottosed.
W1L00N .. WILEY,
Attorney for PlaistiR.
Address. 3o3.3ol odA Fellows Build.
ias. klamath vails. Oregon.
31.7.1l.S1.Se.l.l1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

Cls,sins out lloys' ladlan Taa high
l"p s,,sscr as barGaia prices.-M0dsrA
RlWsc ks0se. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-21

(D0uily No. oto)
n the clsssje cesst q tAs STATE ee
ors0se. ses ~ cessty ef xlao.
eah.
Asels 9. Msees. Pialaai9.
Jeoa1o LshavSas, Doeoolaae.
= Jeoaio LeoayieGy 0oooolaat:
70 ~ aa0s q ~ 0eaes g ossoes:
Yes ase hsesty seevisel - appsas
~ aaovse ~ eo0plolat 0ied
aoAiase ~ b ~ abeve sosiele1 suit
v1ehlo - Veeke efoee ~ 1rse pub.
1lsaa3eo g III suo0eoo b ~ Dvso.
~ sssa11. . ssvsoapes pssalsl 90
psblisAs1 b ~ City q KlaaasA
valle. cesa4y q Klamath. 0Gaas oe
oeeoea. - q bseese ~ 1ltA 6ay oe
ysousasy. 1915. tAat bslas Ne lase
1ay q ~ tlDs pessesib61 b ~ o.
~ ~ Dablleatjea q thlb sunoeas.
tAs Asse DublSeasisa thseeee tsing q
~ 3lse 1ay Dsesabbss. 1917. saA Il
yos fau - - aposss saA answer. foe
vaae tAsesse ~ p)aisaiR Vim apply
- ~ soast ess the relise Dsayel See
b ~ ~ ss0e>sist. te-vit:
~ ~ sso g el.see. eeestAss
vttA ioesesR tAseesa q tAs rsas q
elGAs ~ esat ~ sasuo iron ~
1t ~ q July. 1913: Sss tAs ssa q
o9oS.10. to0oeAee v1eA iutseose tAeeo.
- q ~ sa1s g slgAs ~ eeat ~
aaauo tfeo u seh Aay q Deeeobee,
1917. ~ suo hsvias besa Daid ~
tlai1tt9 = 0ostGAoDs sse Ne re1eap.
~ ns0 1ol1nooonsy ne q ~
80 - tvA. n hleek tAisty.eour.
orisiaal Tovn e Llakvl1ls. sew ~
city q Klamath HaiaA Klamath ceus.
y. oesas g oseUse; - ~ ssa Of
c3so ~ at1asssg's ~. asA- for eeses
aal llsoasesosats g tAis suit. Also
1se . 1essee eosss1esiag ali ee he
sighe. titls - inesssse q tAe abovs
NAMED aesso6aat u aaA % iees sas
and tvo b bleek tAifty.eour, 0s10.
iaal Tova q Liakville, bow the coGy|
- xlanotA yalls. Klamath Opanty.
STATE oe 0rsoea. aaA that ~ salA
rsal peoDssty y sel1 by tAe sAeeiR ee
klamath ceuaty. otats q oeeoea. ~
dse tAs decree q NJ eourt b he
naAAse ~ laV = eooos q ~ kinA
psevi1sl. aaA tAat ~ suo sooala-
las aleas pay0soe q Jalsneat b sa11
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