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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
4aanhgrunatrr Bnn1
&
6parfhBBHrr.

Milioner al 9aan6granater, Der
oprinbelig bar me11t Tom Breie1tter
til SDiferte fra bore Sol6oter; bill
mi blipe onbenot til Get mere fre6e-
lige @rug at opm1ntre Sfolebprne-
ne Der / 2nr6e! til at fpore. 81
11a11smtniiteriets sopings 9ibi}i61
bill Hemlig mart giennem Sc fg6era-
lie Reierbebonfer r1mbt ON i2anbet
ubbele 6isle @rannter, ser pe6 npgIe
ganife nbetpbeltge Toronbringer CT
|blebet fornnnolebe til Gparebgsier,
Il .bpilfe 5folebgrnene ton . plpare
ioeres 8ennies og Dimes for ienere
lat ombDtte Dem me6 @or Gnbings
|Stamps.
@aanbgra1tnterne CT paa iamme
SID ct al Sc 9lbite og ct al Sc aller=
nDeite &rigsbmben 9e bIeb fgr1t
|tilbirfeoe Der i2an6et / 1tbpre @ban-
titeter ifrafs efter Sc Soreneoe Sta
ter git mes / @rigen, og Epiferne
bar bapt l6rgelige grfdringer an
gnae1oe oeres ganffe eneitaaer6e
|@Heftipitet, ifpr naar Sc b1ep benpt=
te6e al omerifanife Solouter, Ser fra
Varnsben al pe6 6eres 8olotIpiI
babbe lRrt at ror1r1e set gnife6e
Maal. Da @aabenitiliton6en ino-
traaote, bar Der femten MilIioner
Soanogra1tater i Mmmunitionshepo-
terne Der / 2on6et, re6e til at bt1ya
fplote me6 Sprpngitoffer. So &n-
rem lite la11gere bnp6e 8r1.1 fer
Dem, bleb oct fgrit beiite11t at lp!at
!8rannterne iofn eanmelt aSsetaI,
men iaa bitteoe 6e i Sinansminiife=
riet paa at benDtte Sem i Sporelan-
bets Fieneite beo at ffpre en- lille
Aabning / 3oppen Of Dem, gjenner1
|bbtlfen 86rnerte tan ffpoe 6eres
|Sfl1inger neo ! @ranotens SSn6re.
|5bert @ranat berer MI Sen BEL
|f1enote Snoifriff: "8up SO. g. Is"
nooelingen al 6isie 8ombebps1er,
Jon enbber raft 9reng 10 bill bore
|nbDre ftoH af at eie, bill blanot an
oct tie paa 6e1r1te Moobe: etbbert
8arn UNDER II Mors Mloerem fom
nerte Somrnerferie beb egd Mrbeioe
|tiener not til atfiMe ct 4rigsfpare-
marfe, % iom, naor Serien er for
}bi bill gibe fin 2erer en- ifriftIig
Sortlaring ober, b~borle6eg 8engene
}bleb tlente, bill Tom 8eIgnning MOB
toge en- at @rnnatbgsierne gratis.
Bern, Der CT ober ii Mnr, maa babe
t1ent 8enge NOT til at fiebe to Spa-
remerfer for at aa EN- 8egfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18

ipg al Misbanoling % elenbig Soft.
Matloer baboe paret en- pelbaperoe
9anbelsreiietoe, % be bapbe bapt
belle Sltiet for fig ielp, ct Sts paa
TIRE GtofDerf. gal bar tim ct gR-
#rclie beboeliet. gocberne babe IL.
tematiif fnuit belle MgbIementet paa
let Bar Stole nar % Ell imnI 5eng,
ION rll biSie fire Menneifer maatte
ififtes til at ffope |.
8 fappcs ON at fprtnlle % bic
|rul6t. Dg allc f~ortteller Sc om De
rcs 4iltiler leenb,. Sbor fan Sc
bog 1e? 6oroi bet MI DIT er forbt=
ganaent, for6i Sc. ollie fire er iItpe,
|og foroi Sc baaber me6 Gtben at faa
Grltatnina: "@i Ell paa @apporten"
"8i ct paa Nappprten,@ flyer ben
ganle Some ibriat til mtg % fniber
mig poliff / Mrr1elt. "0g vi CT Ell
&&HS
gang for alle fit for BET ntej" lei
|benoes Mot1o. Saa ! &or, % Ri
|eier gegn til at gaa l1b @ognene:
gMen bill De iffffe hape en- Sob Safe
rneo os? 8e 8errcr er paa 2angfart,
lao gjsr en- Sop Safe ao6t; % oi
Dor en- &%affefanoe. IS"
Sc fortalte oeres 2ips Erage-
|oie % lo,for6i Grppet bar fal6et,
|og De .1ebebe mi: Men leg par glao
pe6 at bore iaa nmisfien6eliat for
|fjglet, at 1iot Sugtigbeo mere eller
minore | nit Mniiat bperfen aioroe
fra eller til. 81.
!@oi Triig-Mgller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
1tlobliet erboerpebe 8oraerpapirer

,6or eli Snes gfor iioen bar set tit
BEN l%etteite Sag / @er6en at fao
amerifanife 8orgerpapirer, ie1p ON
man 11et life bar beretttget til Dem
if6lge Cohen. Eniinoer al Mbfom-
mere fit 6ercs 8orgerpapirer faa
Schumacher, effer 6e lan6e6e ! Mme=
.rifd, for6i en eller .onoen 8olitifer
.buroe 8rug for oeres 5tetnme be6
BET for1ndnet1oe Ba1g. Selp fierote
be il%lobanbre6e 10 lite noget tic So.
ben % bapoe iom &ege1 ingen M1e1.
ie ON, at Der bar roeet uloblidt pe1
oeres 8orgerpafirer. Mnor Sc fe.
mere fan6t BET It's, t,rbe 6e iom Me=
gel bberfen gi6re Brl1g nf beres
Borgerret e1ler igge at erbberbe nDe
8orgerpapirer paa Ioblig Moa6e,
foroi Be bar bonge for, at 6e folife
Baptrer 1f1loe brtt1ge BENT Sortrg6.,
Set bill 6erfor bore al Snteregie
for mango at bi6e, at MatnraIiia-
.tiorsloben giber BoIf, ION i gob SRI
bar benpttef @orgerpopirer, Ser boz
noife6te paa rlobIig Mau6e, @et til
Iaiennent ben ite6lige DomitoI ener
Observation-Disclosures at foa Sc
|i1loblige 8apirer ombpttebe meb 90.
Zoe 8apirer lp6en f6rit at 116toge
"fgrifc 8apirer". Sc fal til Don't
|ifolen inogibe ben ipobanIige Mrt-
|ieg11ing or1 at blibe nmerifdnif Bor-
ger iartt afgibe grflprtng ON, at Sc
gob Sro bnb6e ntootaget og be-
|11Dftef De ,ulobligt 1.oiteote 8apirer..
SbiS D%onrrteren finder, at Nnigge-
rem opfploer ale 2opens Sorlangen-
Del, pil ban % gipe BAN M gorger-
popiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
1litfer piitttof fioit septe1nber /
|&ellerup
81 BET lite morioit at rei}e fna-

&ellerup.o
or set lite moriolnt at reile iaa-
ban en- 3igelneroogn2a
bi p1es %, Set er oeiligt.
81 bar 10 hort a5gfffsn % alting
bores gogl % ferer en- meget for.
npjeIig lille SugboIoning. Set er,
jio lutagielig Ell norton MfDefsline
fra oet oaglige 2ip.
SSffiior boeoe ri %forreiten / fIere
Tiger meo Dor gogn noe De6 "5pin-
get paa Mmager. Oct bar 10 liot
mere eienoommeligt Der miot mel
lem alle De bpie 6ufe. Mfen hi banbe
oetgr rart alligebel."
ON gi11ferer1 Dor Sc Oilers
S%ellinger??"
So, og boloer ogina Meoer oer-
.oppe. Ser beo gaaifetio bap6e bi
ct fort Me6e, ION forreifen 11abr-
Zig bar befggt g norenoinge. Ser
bar 15o-og, Sc r1tmmeoes aIleim-
men / to at bore sfler. N1en pi bar
.ogiaa meget itorc St1terl
og iaa trnftere6e leg benz
In1eo Mi66agsmno - Adjournment
|feier Stu Nnnd aargien til meo en-
big b11smo6erIig 5toItbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Wps3t nrt ikke
lwnyprr.

9e al bore abo:nenter, Der erten
munotlig eller friftlig bar looet at
betole oeres &eitance til 8labet, be
oes M giere bette.
CT hi npb1aaetstil at Iaoe ANDRE
folleftere &eltancen, maa oen boe
auigeDel bstales; mel, SET er for os
en- efstra nogif, om 81 boaber
monnenter1e forffaaner % for, 90
Der er foregeoe l1oeifter not 6or-
beieu. 8enligit.
1%1bsiberue.
30 -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Solbaterasinraneen.

-. GE y. .-g- 49, b -
Chen oen l. Sanuar bur Negie
|ringens Mar Stiff Bureau aobfieno
uobetalineen al Msiuronce til at
,6e6e 5ol6aters @fterla6te til ct lam
let Belb at trefpart Billion Sol
lars. Sl16en mango Maane0er btl
'8elebet a116rnge en- @illion. Msiu.
rancen uobetales life paa en- Gang
men ! m~aane6liee gferug for tpp'
IIsslar. 5oIoaterrcs 5atnilier bill Ser:
for for oe nR1te tppe Nar mo6tage
ct 8elsb al 20 MiIIioner Collars
Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Danttrhrpg.

8eo Slagfelten i 4igbenbam Sen
156e sunni bleb fbIgen6e Gang
inuget:
Gi er ct Soft, naar hi felges as,
|bi Ter bort Stag meo set famine,
bet bugner b1ebt fom ct Moienblao,
BET imeloer ftriot, Tom en- Glanme,
oct 1pler fra bbert 2anbsbptag,
oct fer | 4iiabitaofroge,
bog er set Darmarfs Migeg Slug,
bort gatnle Dannebrog.
81 bon6t set fprit / sen badr6e Seq.
|bpis lt6gang imge1r bar ifimtet.
|selb fiji oct fremo6, 90. &ere11 beg,
.iaa greb Sen Selrersi @limtct
of andres Magt og egen Mgo
i Sreo % @rig bi min6es:
bort Stag bill fremao 2ip % $40,
pct arbes, og 11da bln6eS.
.@i bar set pb @ange &lnnore0 Mar,
og tl1ngt b1ep &oriet at bore;
bog Sc, iom poate6 Danmarfs@ aar6,
.beeo 8proens Rig6oln og sore.
Den opre 2pffffe bar bi baft
iaa langt Dor 5aga ipner;;
men Segnet barei tobt fit 4raft,
bet LITTER, 1om set lpner.
Saa bill bi tjene bort eooe Stag,
Der bar % ollie f%ilidmmen,
at pi MA fsres Ben Gag i6og
al @oriets Eegu og of 6lomn1en.
SRA gelterhab til 9iterip
epig Stormbej iloget;
men 9nnmarfs Napn fful aI6riq 81,
mems Tolfet f6lger S1aget.
8aloernar Mproam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
saler SrIanos sag.

Sen idofolbte 1graiioent for bet
irfe @ep1abM Cannon 81 @olero
bar ! @ep gorf % ! Chicago tat
ben irife Meplblifs Sag UNDER bel
Dig SpIoeif. Haa begge Mgber bleb.
Nraiioeut @ilfons MoUn bpgfet, men:
iaabel Sc gaIera om m1ore irfffe
5grere bar l,ota1t beres Misbilli-
,gelie al oent1e @bsien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Montana apra til Morb MinneiDta.

8aa @run0 al Ebrfe / tore DeIe
al 5tatel1 Montana, bporpeo naIten
ale @rasmarfer er nfipeo1te, ser ser
for Gioc1t en- 8ebpgclie / Gang for
at ienoe fore Mengoer af @pag- o.
5%aarebioroe til set norolige Min1e-
iota. Slere g,iiin6e @tpffer area-
t1tr CT allereoe a,tfomne til Minne-
iotas G%resgot1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Uilhage til Gannft.

9bcrIt Mrtbur 8poo, Der al
Rrigsminiiteren for facet set &perp
at at mgen biempenot 5oloat be-
bsber at pere orbejbslps, bar lnpltg
ubfen6t en- lille BOG me6 g,thlen
s5or,paro to TIE .Tarm" | bbilfeu
mt Igger at %oberbebiie 5oloaterne,
d Mmerifa bpoer fine hinge Meno
s6Dre Gbancer paa 2anbet en6 8p-
enc.
aOberiten biier fbrit, bpor 11bpre
ueget al Garmerbei6et er bIebet for
n4oret / be enere MoF. f5nrmerear
[ger life Longer @lobln - ban
moer mn poo Sa6et at en- Eractor,
Ger pI6ier tire Surer pan EN- Gong
og air mere Mrbei6e / en- Sag, ems
Der tibligere blep gjort / en- 11ge.
2een er mart ligeiao flor en- 5iel=
oenbeb TOM @pin6erofffe1 - Meie=
maffiiner11e bar Iagt sen paa SDloen.
Earning bar tioligere ct mpiiomnne-
1igt og 6anrligt beta1t Mrbei6e
mi er BET boaoe en- in6bringen6e
Hrofesfion og en- @i6enifab.
MHe 6e biembenben6e 5ol6ater,
6npr 6her1f @nD6. zfm inn6pIps trp
Bbi{t forifiellige &Iasier, Ser BOG
olIeiommen fan- finoe oeres be6ite
Chance paa en- Sarm. Serlte @lasie
Ct 1e Sol6ater, ser tom fra Sat-
n1e,1e. 9e fleIte at Dem bor life
anpita1 NOT til ie1p at fjgbe cit
Jnrm, men ban l6peger, at Snrm-
urbeioere n~utiloags faor SO Dollars
ON Mdaneoen, me6 Soft og 2ogB i
8ugift, og meo Sen 2gn Tan en- 11ng
D6dn6 2ebet al fan Star eie fin
egen Snrm.
9en npite alasle ct 8pfof mes
it @apital, men iom lite bor set
minoite &ien6ifab til 2an0orbeioe-
fom Set itaor / Songm: "Manbe1
fiertoer life e11gai1g &peoe fro. 8pg~
0berft @oo6 rao6er oisfe Soft til
at faa en- 81o6s poo 2an6et for
9omineren for at bIibe befien6t me6
BET prafti1ffe 2an6br1tg, og iun til
Bit1ter itu6ere beb en- 2oa6bruggz
IIfoIe. Naa Sen Maa6e Bit sc mart
Iere NOT til at 6ripe 6eres eqen
65arm me6 8rofit.
9re6ie &lasfe RUNNER Dem, ser
hberffen bar G%riftsfopitaI erer @po1
at 4ienoffab til 2onobrug. 0giao
tor benz bier BON, at Ser er go6e
EBld6fer bet1tet6e paa 2an6et.
HH Spbrgsmaaret ON, bporbio.
Der er @run6 til at tro, at 2an6.
u1oe11benes CODE Sortieneite og 2ano
en1rbeioert1es bpie 2%6nninger bill beg
sc beobltbe, iparer ban ia. SoH, SCI
1oritnnr De Dele, er ifre poo, ot 5,
beie Briier pan Sarr1proonffer hi
peoblipe for mo11ge Mor.
Der er mattge ntee Mano / 8D
prf1e. fDr1t6pn GnI6nfprnp npr h1trn
fortfe oDer oetne Sag. Ser er goo
befaH Nrbeioe paa 6arrnene for e,
bier N'ano, Der Ct DiIlig til d
toge fat. s
Bore MbOnlenter f,1ube SIRE .,
G tor sieneite be6 at fprteIle Ben
ner % 8efienbtt nm glabetg Sub
fOI6: 0erne6 fn1t6e Sc fitdnffe hirrn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18

skriy efter Prevenummer !
'dette Blad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18

9frtb efter Brgpennmnsy
af bette gIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18


8oelaggelierne i Do1tai % Gam
brai aoifilIer fig fra Dem j Mrras
.berbeo, at be lite fan beimpnfeg me0
1togef fom BELT 8aaifu6 Of mi1iter
sgsgobe1oigbeo: Sc er lloeluffeno,
.anrettet for Morifabg SfDIo og con
.n1f1ore.
9e fpffe Sropper bur | Douai paa
ben fioite Gag fbr EiIbaaetoget for=
lpltet fig 111eo at fnufe Raberre beIe
IG s'ea igierte1n, a pID11ore Sl1ie1e
for bpao @etpifitiot1er1e baboe Iep-
net, % ct enberbngee bbno Sc lite
Ibnpoe 2tif sill at rebe. gnoeIiq$hor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18

IEEsEs F-ISI|H@2-I y
lite oertne Beroen. @rlig gl16lgs
.eller 9rIig religips Set Deo man,
.bba6 er men set an6et - nbal
Raa, % iaa er Der 10 ogiadsef1
.a1oen &otegori al Menneifer, 1pm
.opIsger % og bill tale mes %, Get
er De nDseierriae. Iom gnfer at tale
meo n1rnd 2arsieu1, life mes Ell
'&riiterl Sc ct 1ab1Iig 1t1ge Rbin-
Der, forreiten! Maen ogiaa Sem faar
5bi bltrtigt forflaret at 81 bar gier1s
1tetnif1tet benz, aiort begribelig at
BET CT en- Misforftooelfe bbig Sc
.tror, at 6enne min Sorfpnoen at set
.Gpongelil1m, iom bar giort mig lelp.
|lbffelig, blot er en- NJ Gorm ssor at
1optrabe"l"
Wfibt imeIlem at bette fomr1er
Der lao 80 iom LED nllerebe bor lagt
Sem Met1nefer, Der birfeIiet ~,
ger og Iom finoerl1 81
|. mi Sonmerl gffolge Iaa
no nteo Eelt % goen igie11l2
"ssa Def faI ii rigtignofl 90 81
.gleoer o. lite ianot, Sielro2 ST
bar tpnH os at begpnoe oppe / Sum-
Iebuf, % lao bragg apiten 1teo. 9
itorter hi ON gnrife tort S oa:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
IT. MIXED WITH SULPHUR TT
DARKENs SO NATURALLY No
BODY CAN TELL

The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe. and folks are again
using 1t to keep their hair a good.
even color. which is quite sensible.
as we are living In an age when q
youthful appearance Is Of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays. though, We don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product. improved by the addition OF
other ingredients. called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about 50 cents a bottle, II Is very
popular because nobody can discover
It has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at q time: by morn
Ing the gray hair disappears. but
what delights the ladies' with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. Is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications. II also pro.
duces that soft lustre and appearance
OF abundance which Is SO attractive
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
cos T

to fruit, carr,
the eliminate
n,twhth :
ahu,krt walked dow ,err Il
I the nnhS shoe
when II h,mr, , II It's sp"r
~ II and ted 1t a. n,nm II,
The rr,~ ,oup paid you r I" the drrru
an iI M, I
the crr>r,nir ,u i the i Il trran took II
farther r essen t,onduo
rhrrrw - ne m Ia mnint mandr
reading IL
,ou rnnr ~ ,ouc could NouW
in t ~ " al time uirnand
~ pay " y
~ an .k~i
!, me sr~rr b u Water II Is moth ddrn II
see Il In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
FOR SALE
~@-- -~------.
MACHINERY.

FOR SALE-Box factory equipment
California Saw Works Cleat machine
California Saw Works circular re.
saw, California Saw Works Cutoff
ts), Ames L Harris Automatic print
ing press. No : Fisher Machine
Works Band re-Saws. (s), Fisher
Machine Works Automatic Hand
Hold machine. Multiple Boring ma
chine. No. s5 Yates Machine Works
planer and hatcher. II. II. Smith Ma
chine Co. rip-saw. Rowley & Har-
nance Edger machine, Rowley *
Harmance Universal cut and rip-saw.
Oliver Band scroll saw. shafting.
boxes, hangers. collars. couplings.
pulleys, betting. saws, machine
knives, filing equipment. blower sys-
TEN, trucks. etc. This is complete
equipment for modern box fac
tory plant and is offered for sale in
its entirety. Inquire Edgar S. Hafer.
Medford. Oregon. l2-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
RUMAN|ANS ALL
EATING YANKEE
FLOUR TO-DAY
BELGRADE. Serbia lny Main or

BELGRADE. Serbia (By Main'-
An RumarjR is Cattrg tIour ir"iN
America today. Tho poop" rrnli'"
where the aid nns rOUc fr"r drd
aro cNcrcdtngly grateful Without
American help starvation certainly
would have become very general
These are the words nf Lieutenant
Colonel II. Gideon Wells. American
Red Cross Commissioner 10 Rumania
who recently arrived at belgrade
from bucharest.
Colonel Wells said the great bulk
oT the Rumanian food supply. in
cudinc about 10000 tons OF flour
monthly. Is furnished by the Amcrt-
can Food administration II is sold
In Wholesale quantities to the govern
mcnt. which attends to all details OF
transport and distribution, Flour
trains run continually from the ports
TO the interior and have the right OF
way over all other transport, The
supply is being we'll handled and
there Is no longer danger OF starra-
ton exccp; In isolated areas. partic-
ularly In the Dobrudja region. where
local transport Is cNccsNiTrtv .i!ti-
cult.
Supplementary to the Food admin
istratior program the American Red
Cross Commission to Rumania has
already developed a nation wide food
and clothing relief program which
aims particularly y tthc relief OF the
destitute. the welfare OF orphans. the
organization OF sewing-rooms and
the general amelioration OF condi-
tions. This effort has had the hearty
cooperation of the Rumanian gov
ernment From King Fnr,llmnnd snd
Queen Marie to the last clerk. the
Rumanian people are very grateful.
and TO be an American Is to be
honored
The Commission to Rumania has
JS NemD DtTs. uUout tNculy u''tu'u
between men and women. Lieuten-
ant Colonel H. Gideon Wells Is COM
and general director. The
is the creation OF the
Commission to the Balkan States
which now has headquarters at Rome
and OF which Colonel Henry Andcr-
son OF Richmond. Virginia. is the
mmlssioncr in chief. The general
program OF the Balkin Commission.
already effectively applied In Ser
bia. Rumania. Greece. Albania and
is one of emergency re-
lief.
The Commission to Serbia operates
from Belgrade and north
ward from Saloniki under direction
OF Lieutenant Colonel Thomas w.
w. Farnam OF New Haven. Conn.
The Commission to Greece Is we'll
organized. with headquarters at
Athens and supplied food. clothing. |
medical relief and other aid In the
part OF Macedonia evacuated by the
Bulgarians during the period when
thousands Of refugees were return
ing to their homes. At this time the |
medical personnel OF this commission
Is combating typhus In eastern Ma
cedonia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-17
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween George NJ. Strowbridge and
Ed Probst as the ChIloquin Garage
and Auto company. has been dissolv-
ed. The business will be continued
by George ". Strowbr!dge. who will
collect ali accounts and pay all bills
due said firm.
GEORGE NJ. STRowBRIDGE.
ED PROBST. l3-6ts
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.HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS

FOR SAt.E--5-room house. modern,
on pavement; give possession June
LIST; good terms. \ A. Bellman &
Son l2tf
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PHONE rEYToN tor wood--Ii:R
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MISCELLANEOUS

ITALIAN young man wishes to take
lessons IN English three times a
week: evenings. A l.. Box 1875.
City, l6-2t.
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FOR SALE-l6 h. p. Russell Steam
Threshing engine in good running
order. See J. Mills & Son. Phone ?,
klamath Falls, Oregon. S-l8ts
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FOR SALE-Five room cottage. mod
ern improvements, for sale by own.
Or; close in; furniture il desired. in
eluding piano. Enquire Frank NJ
Upp, 5l1 Main st. 3l-tf
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-E Experienced woman or
girl for housekeeping and caring
for children. Phone 1856 l6-2t
WANTED-Cook At Altamont ranch.
Phone ~. l6-3t
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milan Fleischmann, to Alfred Bar
more Maclay, son of Mrs. Rober-
Maclay Of SO West Fifty-seventh street
took place at noon Wednesday at the
home OF the brides mother, 80 East
Sixty-fourth street. The Rev. Wilton
Merle Smith of the Central Presbyter-
ian Church performed the marriaGr
ceremony in the presence Of a small
gathering of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride, who was given away
by her brother, lido NJ. F1eischmann.
had no attendants. James Fox of New
York acted as best man. Mr.. Maclay
was one OF the organizers OF Squadron
A, and for several years has been a
frequent Judge and exhibitor at the
horse shows in the vicinity of New
York. He was at one time chairman
Of the executive committee of the
National Horse Show Association. He
Is a member of the Union, Meadow
Brook, Piping Rock and other clubs.
Miss Frances Pearsall Field, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Bradhurst Field of 10S East Thirty
NTH street was married to Everett
Westcott Fabyan. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
francis Wright Fabyan Of Boston, on
the afternoon Of May in st. Barthol-
omew's Church. The church was filled
with a representative gathering Of
New York society. This was the sec
ond wedding in the new church since
its opening several months ago. The
Rev. William Lawrence Wood per-
formed the marriage ceremony. The
bride. who was given away by her
father, wore a gown of soft white satin
entirely yelled with old Irish point
lace that belonged to her grandmother,
the late Mrs. NJ. Augustus Field. The
bridal attendants were Mrs. Theodore
rockingham, Jr., and Mrs. William
Augustus Read, Jr., sisters OF the
bridegroom; Miss Mary Osgood Field,
cousin Of the bride; the Misses
Katherine Cumnock Blodgett, Mary
Colt. Lucille Baldwin. Minnie Rich
ards and Polly Damrosch. John
Mitchell OF Boston was best man. The
ushers were Augustus b. Field, Jr.,
brother OF the bride; John j. Emery
and William A. Read. Jr., OF this city;
Francis w Fabyan, Jr., Theodore
rockingham. Jr., Malcolm Thomas
w. John Graner, Daniel A. Freeman,
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ginians in the service who may be in
New York on jamestown Day.
One OF the events OF the summer
season for twenty years has been the
annual horse show held at Hollywood
Park, Long Branch, N j.. and 1t is
proposed to hold one this summer for
three days beginning July "a. The
proceeds will be given to the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital, which Is in
Long Branch and which is the only in
stitutlon of that sort within a radius
netted nearly $1,000. and 1t is hoped
that a greater sum will be the result
Of the forthcoming show.
At a meeting held recently Harry
Content was reelected president Of the
association, Joseph J. ODonohue, Jr.,
vice-president and 7. J. Casey secre-
tary and treasurer.
Among the directors are Alfred
B. MRclay, Martin Beck. James Coke
Brady. ]. Schuyler Casey. G. Jason
Waters, John NICE. Bowman. John j.
O'Donohue. Reginald C. Vanderbilt.
Frederick Lewisohn and William Zieg-
Ter. Jr.
The grounds and buildings are to be
thoroughly gone over. and with the
present improved conditions II Is ex-
pected that the show will be the most
| successful since the war began.
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or 20 Montgomery street. Brooklyn an
nounced last week the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Shaw
TO Ensign Albert Merritt Billings. L
S. N, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
K. G. Billings of $50 Fifth avenue and
Farnsworth, Oyster Bay. L. I. Miss
Shaw was graduated from the West
over School and was introduced to so
ciety two seasons ago. During the war
she was member Of the National
League for Women's Service. Her
'lder sister. Miss Edith Shaw, was
married to Erskine Clark Paris. son
by a former marriage Of Mrs. Frank
Kellogg OF Hudson Falls. N. Y, a short
time ago in ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn. Ensign BlIlinI @
served during the war on the Unite
States transport Agamemnon. He
II member of the Metropolitan. Tur
and Field and other clubs. Mrs w
Ilalsted Van der Peel is his sister. No
late has been set for the wedding.
The engagement was announced last
Thursday OF Miss Priscilla Flagg,
daughter of Mrs. Francis Fisher F1agg