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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
SnQehn.

SAtN@t~tHf
u. u. 2eusIer, @enerallnono9er
Ser Straben6obn iuete beute NOR
gen 8 llbr; y8ir ipollen, iobaIh
mir sic n6tl0en SdnbmobregeIn
erlongt bnben. perluden, StroBen.
bdbnmnaen sirfulieren 8u laiien.@ 2
Gr tiiate biilait DOB 4oIi8eifnnlntii-
jar 9iinaer oeriprochen babe, oallcs
in ie;ner NdGt 5u TIM.
Der streif Der StraBenbabnen
bot beqonnen. Gr fing beilte ntorgen
3 1lbr an. Seit0em bat ith feline
Gar iebcn loiien.
3oS GrefutiDfonlitee miro init
Dem GrGiiOenlen 8ottles cine Som
feren5 I'M 10 1lbr babeu.
Die &oli6ci lit fir alIes borbe.
reitet. galr eiit 9lrrelt muroe Bis
beute morgen s 1tbr porgenommen:
Gin &on0uftelr batte einen GepoIber
in Der Gai6e.
gtadl NusIage 9errn SelgierS bat
in ieOetn Barn" lid etpns ereignct.
Steine uurOcn oilf Die 8agen ge-
morfcn.
Gonicn6c nl,iieu 8l 5pBe 8ur
2(rbeit 0cQen.
Garis mahten ein gllte8 @eIhdfs.
Scr 9SriiiScnt Der StraBenbobl
Union 9. u. S6oat, lag.e uaqe5
gebt gut
Die GtrnBrlbcbnDogen Der Goft
mohen ibre atro1nlideu 9full0en
itnbelditigt.
sOaapor Smith toi4o eges .auf-
5icteut ecu Gttctf bola gt Guoe 8lt
5ringen.
92rdii0cnf~ 55ort erma6nte bte
S5treifer non @elualttatiQteiten OBJ
8uItehaH tcin Gi9enflmi III 8ers
ftorcn dbcr oaranf 5it htitahen, oaB
feline gSagcn in Sen E'eait geltellt
peroen; o(le 9arns nit 9oiten gu
periebcb iib, menn nftiq nlitten
i:ls @lIciie 81 ltellen uno riht gu
DciAen; sic andre Seite Sen offe-
ncn Streit begtnnen I'll laiiet
f9crn Oie e8 10 molcn.
Cine Gnr beriuGta nor nod
glmcs 9lbc Stotion 3ll nebmen.
S5heifcr iparfen 10 beiBt es. Steine
in Sic 6cniter 1no Ner &eriuh
mutoa ultfgegeben.
Seine @agen nod un0 ron Goun-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
Yrdlioent 8illOll
unt 1890 abgtreif
Der pr6IiSent iiiftrtt on BcrS Scs Dantpfcrs
Gcorec 1paibinetcn icin SriibitiiG Gin nnS
mnt 1922 1tbr iperScit Sic 2tnkcr eclicttct
Gin ltarkes GeiRpaSer sibt iRm Sas @clci

gtep gorf, A. 0e5. - &rGlioeut
8iIion begab iid berte fitr8 nod 5
llbr morsenS an 8orO Oes &rans-
portoautpfers George @aibington.
Ser Spe5ia3ug oes 9r6iioenten
traf ttnt 1920 mlf BEN Sobofen
Gods elm. Gros Ser frii6en @lor-
genitunOe bate iid cine groBe Men.
ihennlenge nnl 9ot eingeflu1oen;
niemono aber ipur0e geltattet, Dem
Braiioenten nobe 3u fonimer. Gs
unren 8orfebrun9en getroffen NOR
ben, ooB Der &r1iioent pon feinerl
3uge oirett ons 9of beiteigen unO
bon BORT, obne bon Der Mteni1cn.
menee geieben 5u iueroeh Iid an
9oro oes Sdiffes begeben fonnte.
Goli5eiboote a6teten ooraut 0oB iid
fein Sdiff ooer Boot Dem @eorge
&oibington ndberte.
IS betrIdte neblige 8itterllng;
oos 8etter fIdrte ii6 ipdter ouf.
@eaeu $50 ertonten bon ben I'M Su-
fCn lieoenoen Sdiffen uno bon oen
5abrifen Gfeifeniianale, @errn @il
ion un0 ieiner 8egIeitttng @riiBc
ent6ieten0.
Ger Hr1liOent na5m an 8orO oes
George @aiDington iein Jrilbitild
Elm.
Ser 9reoOnougbt &enniDlpania
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04

oduern. Seit eiilept Sabre bin id
nidt IN 9euti1lan0 gelpeielL unO
leit 9e9inn Der &riege8 bobe ib nlr
orei. ooer bierutol sueilpodentlihen
llrlanb geiloutlten.
lleber ben 8egiMl oeS &rieges
iuate Syrie0rid) MilfAnt: D8rcB dHef
9egenteiligen i'm g[usIonoe berbrei-
teten @erithte babe id niemoIs
pltnft Der arie98erfldrung fir rnon.
l1ft Der ariegserfldrltng tiir unon-
ge6ra6t SD mur0e garnidt ge.
fragt. Ger 8eridt OoB Elm aron-
rat IN Berlin abge9alten pltr0e, Inn
Den ariee 8l beidIieBen lteIle i6
lalter @i0 in 9tbre0e. 9Lls bic Mo-
biliiation8oroer erteilt ipur0e, bcfan0
i1 mid in einem 9aoeort. gtuA
mein 8ater, oeiien bin idb itber3eugt
mollte feinen arieg. 0euti1Iono
Bate gum ariege Die bette @elegen.
belt gebabt, ais Der 8urenfrie9 o0er
Der iapaniid.ruiiiide arieg im Cam
ge mar. 8on 2(nfang on ipubte id,
Dab England in Den &rieg eingreifen
milroe; oieie 9ln1i6t puroe bonn
4rin5en @einrih uno onoeren @fit-
gliebern Der fonigIiden iyouilie
ni1t 9eteilt. 0tan bat mir trie.
geriide 9lbitdten 3ugei6rieben; id
mar ober nur SoIoat, Der oorauf
6eodht it Die glrmee auf 0as b6dIte
gtaB ber 8olltonnenbeit 81 erbaI-
ten.
glon ithiebt mir oie @tiBcrfolge
bel 9er0um 3u. 3ipeimal peigerte
id mid, NIT Den 3ritppen Die mir
our 8erfiigung itanOen, an5u9reifcr
9ll5 id idlieBlib gum 2lltgriffI
fdritt. botte id ndbrGno Der eritenI
orei Gage aud grfol9e at ber5eid-
nen iuurbe aber nidt in gc66riger
8eiIe unteritiitt. Meiner glnIi6tI
nah mar Der lIngriff nuf gerOunI
eth Jebler; mir bdtten oitli6 bon
8erohn angreifeu iollen, no mir bel.
iere gtllsfidten anf @rfolg 6ntten."
Der 8eneralitab murOe Don 0enI
@r.aronprin8en idorf fritiiicrt; er
madt i'm fir biele 5ebler pernnt-
ein 5e6ler mar ieiner 9ln-
iiht nad olt9 Die SfienIipe I'M
Mdr8 1918, pel9er er opponierte.
Gr idgte, 2u0enoorff mar Die Seele
oes arieoes; SinOenbltrg iDor elm
blober sSigurant. 2uOenoorff uno
iein Stab baben Die Strait oes @eg-
ners inluler iuterid)1st; nientals |
glau6te Der @eneraIitab, 0aB 9lnleri. |
ia ilnitanoe iein mitroe, cine be.
tradtlide 9(n5nbl Sr,tppen in Den
aatpf Sn fiigren.
6rieorih 8ilbelm in9te, er be.
6en 9rdii0enten 2silion,
oon Dem er fir 0as oeutid,e 8olf
sinen geredten 6rieOen ertparie, ia.
leno: o9ie 9emiitiging eines TO-.
100000 Seeleu 8dblenSen 9olfes
uiiroe MIR oas @efiibl Der &ade
1interlniien. Gold elm 8olf fam
Iiht 5erlhmettert iueroen.
Die gaafienitil[itanosbeo
mo iebr idiuer uno fait unausfiibr.
lar, 0n Die 9laiierten uns einen gro.
zen 9eil lnierer Qranshortrnittel
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c transport CApl laitS int
Neii' feork afteekcntntcit

9aem gorf, A. 9e3. - Sos Grams
portidiff 12oplanO4, NIT beinlfolll.
ntenoen amerifaniiden Srltppcn Be.
looen, ging beute bier Dor 9lnfer.
slnf i6rer 5abrt 6en 0aorofluB ber-
oitt gegenil6er Sobofen lpuroen
Die Itfomnienben nit lauten geirit-
fen nn6 glaien oller 0onpfbfeifelt
elapfangen. Ser George @oS6ino-
ton, nit Dem grdfioenten an goro
nno I'M gegriffe ab5ufabren, itimnlfe
IN oas glaIen Ser 9alnbfpfetfen
frdftig Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04

6lagaI6iff 0es 40mirals 9enrD e.
Mdno, 9efebIsbo6er oes gltlouticge.
idnaoer8, ,in0 6ebn 3erIt6rer perOen
George @oibington as Stltnoen
lang Oos @eleite ge6en ltno bonn
nob ibrer 8aiis anriidfebren. gluf
Ser onoeren Seite oes Oceans miro
0as 9raiioenteniAiff bon mebreren
onOeren @eibpdoern eingebolt mer-
ben.
9raiiOentenififf lidtet bic slnfcr.
Stem glorf, 4. 9es. - Ser 8out-
bier ,.@eorge gSaibiugton" li6tete
Inn 1929 ll6r oie glnfer tno Inn
1890 iebte er fid itromobmdrt8 in
gemegung. 3Dei gleroplone 3irfel-
ten nm oos 6diff rno 8mei 3erIt0-
rer Ie9ten iidl au beioen Seiten
lang8ieits 0es 9alnpfer8. Irdiibent
8ilion uno @efnablin itanoel auf
Der aomuanoobriide. Ser 8rGlioen-
tenialpt, aus 81 autonenihiiiIen be-
itebero, muroe bon Der S9iffsbatte-
rie a6gefeuert.
Sic Menidennidile altf Ser Sobo-
len Seite oes 9fortb 9iibers permo6.
te Die Qbfabrt oes Ghiffes niht 8u
idouen brad ober IN 9Subel aus, als
0ie 8alnpfpfeifen has Signal ga.
BEN Dab Der grdii0ent Die 9breiie
dngetreten batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
GrzHrclspritlS
SrieSri4 ltoilbclml
ipric6t fic1 olls
Sagt, bah Der Gries bereits HadJ Ser
erfteu WiaraesSfbladJt
ucrlpren mar.

0eiterlano, Soanno, 4. 0e5. =
s5n eineM SSilteruiep NIT einem Ser.
treter Ger @reiie iaete Der friiberc
0elttife &ronprin8 inter anoerem
Jolgen0es, sd betrabte mid int.
mer nod ais Ibronfolger, iolltc ober
Die 0elttIde Negierung cine Gepub,
lif rn1 oent Wiuiter 8rdnfreiAS ooer
Der Ser. Stoaten biloel, 10 piir0e
i6 5ufrieoen Iein, ais einfo1er 8itr-
ger mad meinem gaterldnoe 5llrilds
3ufe6ren iut0 on oeiien g(uf6at nit
belfen; i'd ipiiroe iogar 5ufrieoen
Iein, mid aIS Sabrifarbeiter 5u be.
t1tigen. @e9enmGrtig bat cs Oen
9(nidein, ols o6 in 8eutifIano
8irriuarr berride, i'd boffe ie0od,
Dab it6 oIes gum @uten Dpnoen
miro"
8efra9t, mas ieiner 9lniibt nod
Ser 8enoepttnft i'm rStiege gelueien
it, ingte er: oS6on dnTangS Sfto.
Der 1914 mar i6 itber3ellgt, Dab mir
ben Grieg nidt geminnen fonnten;
mad Der S9lndt all Der Morne mar
ltniere Sa6e boffrtngslos mir bot
TEN bic Shlnd]t ni6t perlieren fol-:
len; ober infer @eneralita6 mar ner.
penidipo9 geiporOen. SD berill6te.
oeniel6en 3u iiberreoen, 8rieoen at
MAIDEN olt9 penn mir idfpere 0pfer
briugeu uno iogar @IiaB .2otbringen
aufge6en milBten. glir ober mur9e
geiagt, ooB i9 mid Inn meine eige-
nen glngeIegenbeiten fiimmern mo
mir meine 9lrmee beie1ligen ioate.
Sd babe 8eipeiie onfiIr.
gtad ieiner 9lniidt bat oas 9olfI
reboIutioniert, ila1oem es bier SSab.
re lang 6unger gelitten bate; ole
llebermabt Der entente
a6er babe 6as gertrauen Der Sol0a.
ten eridilttert uno Oen 3uianumen-
6ru1 berbeigefiibrt. o9ieine Col.
oaten, Die i'd liebte uno Die olih mid
liebten - oenn oas famn iA poDl
iagen fGnpiten nit Dem arobtcn|
DIute, iagte Der graronprin5, 10.
gar gegcn cine llebermad)t, aegen oieI
lie uumoglid Stano bdIten fonnten.
5ie fomen nidt 5lir 9iube; nlitun-l
.er 5dblte cine Gibiiion ni!bt me9rI
lis 600 @eluebre. 8ieicn ltaaocn
'riihe Gioiiiouen Der aaiiertcn unS
Der amerifaner in elmer St1rfe bon
c $1,000 Wlann eesenilber.@
lleber iein 8erloiicn Der sSront
agte CT: Bon meinein Sailpt.
Iunrtier aus fragie i'd bei Ser bert.
den Hcaierilng an oh i'd rlein
toumnnoo beboIien ioIltc. gLls in
Inc oerneinenoe antiuorf er9ielt, be.
Iab i@ mid iutbebinoart nad Sol
ano. sd berIieB Die 9lrnee, init
DelAer id aae Strapa5eH oes arie.
Ies aeteilt bate, nit Iebbaftem BE.
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gicr SOiua Sriegseefansenc in
Nentiflanb aeinnD NM mnnfer.

8aiGington, 4. Ge5.-2iiten onle.
rifaniitber arisosgefangener Ialtfen
INNER nod beim &rieesouite Elm, pb.
lpobl c5 an5urebinen iit, oaB lie
ale ifon Idlait entloiien iinb. lin
ter 0en belte gri6eilienoen glamcn
6efin0en iif: Syn gutter @eIlunobeit,
obluobl gionen oes 2agers ni6t on-
Qegehen: q. 3. 9lrnitront Gnmettg-
burg 3a.; 6ermon g. GlirIeD, CIR.
LON, ga; 3as. Gbriitenien, GaeIc
@robe, Ga; @lenn 9eder, Gorboon,
Soma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
mettcrbcri@t.

Sir 0ma9a un6 ltmgceenS-
GeiItueiie bep6lft belite abeno un0
8onnerstng. @ein beoelltenoer Gem.
perotiirDediel.
Sir giebrasfa - Sdon beiite
abeno uno Gonnergtog; bdrmer
9elite obenO uno int 5enfrnIen SeiIe
an 9onnerstae.
5iir Soiun- -ReiIt beD6lft Beute
dbenO 1no Gonuetstng; iDarner
beltte obenO, q
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Die Beieblltto Ses
rc1tcit Hbcintifers

2on0ou, 4. 9e5. Sobalo oie ge.
iebung oeS redten 3bcinuferg boll-
itdn6ig lit, weroen nmerifoniIfe
9rllppcn aoblenb Die 6ran3oien
Wiain5 imo bic griten s5ln inter
aontroae 6nben Die grfgier mer-
ben oen n6rolifen Streifen beg oeut.
iden @ebiets an Der boldnoiihen
@renae ilme hnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
Som (r.9aiier 0orl

9lnIter0on, 4. 0e8 (8ritiidjer 9[0.
nliralitGtsberi6t) Ser fritbere
Safer aarI bon 9eiterreid) geoenft,
BEL oen 0idr3pa6len ols oemofroti-
ifer aan0ioot ii6 nm einen Sit i'm
8arloment 5lt bciuerben. Go ncloet
cine 9epeihe 1us @ien.
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SaHemnrf fam feinen 1robiant al.
aebea

@oibiagton, 4. 9e5. - 9rot ge.
genteiliger geri6te Fat Gdnemdrt
feine 9orbereitlngen getrofien, on
Ieutidllano monntlide Senonngei
bon gia6rungsBlitteln ab5nge6en.
0oncmurf Dot ieI6ft nidt genug. Ger
geriht bon elmer 2ieieriBg BON
$4,000 8onnen 8ett, 10000 gon.
nen GIeiid nuO 100000 3onnen
&ei5en mar, Had einen adbel oes
0tiniiteriims in Nopenbugen ein
5rrtIH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
sp!len fire llnifprmen 6e6nlten.

NaIbington 4. 0e5.-senotor
Sloan brodte beute einen @eieb-
entipltrf Ell Ger Die gtegteritng CT.
nta6tiqt, alien SoIboten oes Seeres
muo 6tr @torine nit cen bon linen
getragenen lllliformen elm @eI6cnf
81 MAIDEN.
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clisat mad, seottle.

gotrnninto, Gal, A. Ges.-
ecutnont q. 8. &oagIono begann
berte Icine SiielerreiIe nnb Seattle,
100 er nlorgen frilb nnSulnuoen boftt.
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Saaie iiber ben ariea.


2onoon 5. Sea. - SSSSit einern sSSll.
teroielu nit Dem 8erIiner aorreIpon-
belrten Der 2on0on GrpreB iogte Or.
Suso Saaie, @iitgIieo oes 0eutihe1
&nbinetts. nSclpobI oeutide ofs
oub 6fterreitbilde MiIitoriiten iino
fir ben arieg bernntportlid. 9os
Meililtot Ser 9fegierlinasnlterinditn-
gen. Die in Dem Miniiterium oes
4euBeren ongeitellt iperoen iuiro
6ol0igit befdmt gegeben merOeu. 0te
Re9ierltng Bot nod niht beidIoiien,
mie man gegen ben grsaniier bor-
geben miro
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gormittaas6ertdlt.

SSSm Sample gefnIlel 6S; Den
8unoen erle9et 220; 0nrdl ltnfall
iuo an0ere llrla1en geitorben t3;
an aranfbeit geltor6en 239; idiper
bertplln0et t67; Sdnere Der Ser.
inlin0lng niht ongegeben 1853;
lei6t bertuun0et 5; perniBt 101;
s1tiorrluen 966
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gladlmitfdas6eridlt.

0cn @unoen erlegen 1t0; an
arantbeit geitor6en 27s; SfiDere
Der geriuunolins niht on0ege6en
III; oeriHibt 267; 5uiammen 766.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-04
nebrIlen.

nebmeH.
Geutide 0ipIoninten baben idref.
lide 5ebler eemoht uno baben Die
@eiidtspuiitte afi6erer Regiermgen
nidt ertannt.~
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Intcrikaniitbc
1oerlmitliitc

Boibington A. 0e8. = 9}odite.
benoe @erluItliite ipurbe bellte BON
ariegsantt unterbreitet:
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gemtidJlanbs gie6beitanb.

aopenHngen 5. Ge5.-giabrlmgs-
mitteIoireftor @urm erfldrt, Gelftid.
lano babe am / ge5enlber 1914 25,.
100000 Sdneine beieii1L Dd6reno
IS oabou aegenpariig mr. 10000
600 oiii5mDeiien fat. 9u geginn
beg Srieses beriiigte geutihlan0
llber eiiIcn 9iinoDiebbeitano bon 2ls
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Gr==aronptI'!S oantt
ebenfaQs torlneQ ab
uMiicrtc iucrScn 2tnslicfcrmne Scs Gr<Haiicrs
pcrlanocn, nm itn 800 bcitrafcn; PcllanS
mag iidt cbcnfalls SasM pcritebcn
sosialiltsn wersen @robsrunsbeiis einsisben

100000 aopf belite iiber eiren Iol.
den bon 20,000.000.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER |
PERMIT (No. ss4), AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6. 1917. ON FILE AT /
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR |
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-03-12

FOR RALE-Three mares and one
eaiding. 10 years old. weight
1.1so 70 1.160: win trade for larSs
team. "a Prohst. cor. Seventh and
Plum streets. S-6ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-03-12

b, folly for the County Court u
proceed upon any estimate based up-
ON the specifications upon which bids
~. now invited for the completion
or the present Court house Thonc
p,,r!Bcutions are bnscd upon the
false assumption. taud the people be-
nr,. Il Ia false that the present
Cour, House building Is u ruin, The
very best evidence IL before the Court
thu, the huildlnr IL sound and can be
completed for much less than the new
Court House which the majority of
the County Court now propose TO
build.
vug elected 90 carry out the VIII
cf the people There ~ nothing left
to the Imagination ~ 10 what the viii
oi the people il In this particular mat
tor II was expressed nt the polls.
II is acknowledged In the written
premise OF Marion Hanks. How can
amy member OF the present County
Court Justify amy departure from
l..t clour mandate ov, Que hun
a ed md eighty thousanl dollars cf
real money belonging 20 the people
u tni rounty has been actually put
m.r Court Housc hu!ldins. Thcie
cu, hn no question. moral or icsai.
a. 20 the duty OF the Comfy court
10 reserve that investment TO the
rcrrle to whom II belougI t. de-
rrcr,Ute that property. to icorard'e
tina investment. or 90 throw " nwh,.
uu "a, pretcs, whatever. In nv opin-
lnr. pLsses the bounds of r.a 'on and
o. lrw.
N,fy respectfully.
BCRRELL W SHORT.
Ccrntv Commissioner. klamath Co
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-03-12

HELENA. Mont, March lc.--Gov-
ernor ..swa-s las rc-sived the resie.
I: .iou ~ Judge Charles crum whose
Impeachment trial before the State
Senate on the charges of sedition o'
tiisloyalty is set Tor March twentieth
crum says h. takes this action be-
cause he has reached the limit of
human endurance and his impeach-
ment trial would permit his enemies
10 distort his statements.
He denies his disloyalty but admits
that he may have made possible
reckless statements"
The governor has not acted as Vet
IN the resignation.
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ant voluntarily pledged himself Il
the completion OF the Court House
building in Hot Springs Addition
The two County Commissioners mr.,
morally hound by thR; same promise
They. and the County Judge. have
all along given the people TO under
stand tna, the evident will Of the
peuple in this matter would he fully
carried out.
LIVER, member pf the County Court
hns been fully advised that there was
growing sentiment throughout the
County and no, confined 20 any ''fac-
tion" as is now intimated. that the
new Court House In Hot Springs Ad-
dition should he completed without
further delay. II has been repeatedly
pointed out 10 the County Court that
large sums OF money have annually
been levied and collected for this pur-
pose over series OF years und there
has been a growing protest against
the vicious policy of hoardinc the
money so collected and not applying
II to the one definite purpose for
which IL was so collected.
The County Offices have been hous-
I'd for years in quarters long aeo con-
aemned by the Courts. The present
Now Court House could have been m
ished and occupied before this time.
We have los; and are losing every
dir, the interest on SIS, 10000 of
moi,ey invested in that building with
out any resulting benefit whatever to
the tax payers. This reasonable pro-
'est has now become too general TO
be- ignored. II there is amy excuse
for this failure TO act when we have
the money in hand. do not know
what IL Is.
Tn. County Court did few months
ago consent TO employ architects 10
hhN
Court House and repor, upon the cost
CT finishing the same. Three archi-
tec,s we're 80 employed and their sev-
eral reports with their different es.
Inmates OF cost we're published In the
newspapers.
In this connection wish to cail at
:ention TO the report OF one. Kelly.
rublished ut the same time. Kelly
was not employed by the County
Court &c make any examination or
report. Who emIAoyed him or why
lie reported or who paid him ] have
never been advised. For this reason
objected TO the consideration of any
reports by Mr.. Kelly and the other
members OF the County Court agreed
with Eie TO ignore his report. How
ever. the first report published was
thus Kelly report for which no one
connected with the County Court had
hcen willing to accept responsibility.
The procsedines taken were ~ fol.
lows: Mr.. McClarsn. architect. Of
porland. employed by the County
Court. reported and fled his estimats
ci cost 10 complete the court House.
amounting 10 $4,000.
Mr. cushman. architect. OF Port.
land. tlhr employed by the County
Court. filed his report ana sIima:e
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Of Judge Hanks and Ny. Mccormack
thut n faction In Elumnth Falls has
Insisted upon the compilation ~ the
Court House In Hot Springs Audition,
q: once. regardless NJ cos, !. an I'M
fortunate s,atemcn, Tor ,hcm to maee
In face oi nutorious fpcts. rnr FROM
Insisting upon Immediate n"'irn re-
gardless of cos, 10 satisfy 'speculnt-
o-s and pluneers, the renple oi The
whole county have wai,es ,onr and
very patiently for The lnlhllmont "i
the solemn promise II the present
County judge to finish the Court
House,
No one has ever insisted upon any
thing.
A large and representative body ni
tux payers. all Of whom were business
men. property owunrs and tanners.
called upon the Cpun'S Cour' aid
respectfully asked iur certain iuior-
nation az TO the Intention NJ the
Court. This was mos, proper In view
Of the surden und unexpected spring
Of the sudden and unexpected spring
ing OF plans for an entirely new
able men, they wished to understand
the motives OF such \ radical change.
All efforts of large bndr of tuN pa'-
ers TO get any explanations NJ nnF-
wers to questions s.gnrdinc rmhlir
business To which they AT CLEARLY en-
titled. has, been ms, by HAT "e'ssHl
by the County Judge will the con
currence OF Mr.. McCornace
A petition signed by ever one
thousand citizens. almos; all NJ whom
reside outside OF the City oi klamath
Falls. was presented To IT," Corn,y
Court. asking that thc Court HDutc
be completed The ic,ition wa ub-
soiutely ignored by two members oi
the County Court. who constitute tue
majority.
There IL no evidence OF amy intrn-
ton TO force the Codit Into uny un-
considered action. Il clesr,r appears
that the County Court has iof mtntns
past collected advice and rnaorts at
large expense. and II II IL not new In
position 10 act in,ellirently. 1t never
WI be.
The County Court Is, therefore.
responsible fU the attitude Of the
people. The people do no, under
stand. nor DO ! comprehend the ueces-
sity for all these Indirect methods OF
their business In regard
TO this Court House. The ieopie are
aroused and suspicious OF
any attempt TO slip one over on
them" in this Court House matter.
They have paid over one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars OF their own
hard earned money and any man who
IL familiar with the struggles of the
farmers OF this County in the past
few years knows that that money
represents toll. hardship and sacri-
nee. This County Court must no, AS
sumo 10 throw that money away with
out any explanation. especially when
ruch explanation Is demanded by
Ihost who have the rirh, 10 know.
II 10 not satisfactory TO the people
Of THE county 10 be put on with the
assurance OF Judge Hanks and Mr..
that they" will act Tor
the best interests OF the county"
The county demands 10 know what
they intend TO do with the peoples
money. and q clear, open and above
board statement is all that will sniis-
~ them.
One thing is certain, that IL would
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SECURITY sToI,AGE--Far1ncr~'

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NOTICE OF ESTRAY

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December, u 2-year-old flley. branded
II on right front shoulder.--M nae-
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