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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
SADUL

| In zadar sunt sfortarile eroice ale
Maiorului Radulian. care Sc avinta
cu resturile (ramasitele) batalionu.
lui sau, in puhoiul dusman.
Zdrobit de un obuz, cade sublo-
cotenentnl Stanescu Barca, in gro
aznica navala, Gu cuvitnul "1nainte
baeti' pc buze.
Mort pc singura mitraliera ce 0
aveam, stringind-o in bratc, in fata
Gu un norman de Nemti, zace ser
gentul Baditoiu.
Sublocotencntul Zamfirescu. Gu
ranile slngerlnde, Sc arunca pentru
a saptea CARA in rindurile inamice
(dusmane). Capitanul Ciulei, vite-
azul vitejilor, in mijlocul cetei sale,
lncunjurat din toate partile. face
goluri largi in jurul sau, sccerind
lantul duSman ce cauta sal strInga,
hatarit sd 81 vinda cit mai scllmp
viata! Sublocotenentul Miriam mo-
are lovit in inima de un glontc. in
fruntea plutonului sau. Gu pumnii
Isl deschide drum bagind groaza in
Nemti, bravul bravilor sublocote-
nentul Starcovici Paul! SublocOte-
nentul Slatincanu. un alt viteaz IA
ra seaman. dind lovituri inspaimin-
tatoare, Sc avinta in hora NORTH.
Rant, sublocotenentul Almasa-
nu, de pc targa isl indemna ostasii
sal razbune. Sublocotenentul Sta
tescu Angelo, in navala napraznica,
Isl aduce plutonul sau, in strigate
groaznicc de "ura -, la asalt LOW
tnri de nespusa mimic da sublocotc-
nenetul Iuge, dind prOga (dovada)
ca singele sau de Roman Trancilva-
mean, clocoteste de ura cumplita,
impotriva dusmanului de veacuri.
La dreapta mea am pc sergentul
Manciu Anton, unul din tipurile G.
roilor legendari (vitejilor ca II po-
vesti) in picioarc tragind Gu arma,
dind chiot Gle cateori cade cate un
Ncamt, "Pc eli mali 81 bravul SER
gent Sc repedc sa scape mitraliera,
pestc care zacca ncinsufletitul corp
al sergentului, GU minile incleState
pc ed, nevroind par ca nici acum
so lase gramezii de Nemti. care sa
rcpezisera sd o la. Oar cat Va trai
Manciu, Nemtii nu vor putea sd ia
prada asa uSor.
Din coltul padurii, deodata sc
ivcsc forte moi (puterl noua), ce
navalesc asupra noastra. In frun
tea a catorva zeci de Ostasi, ma re-
ped la baioneta spre noii musafir
(oaspetD, carl pierira ca prin far
! NEE in desisul padurii.
Lupta nesfarsita, lupta inspai
mantatoare, lupta de haiduci, in ca
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De trei zile dura lupta cumpllta,
de trei zile napraznica navala a
d,lsmanului sc sfarima ncputincio-
asa in fata indirjitilor dorobanti.
Oar batalioanele lor, ce sc topeau
sub grindina de gloante 81 Sc spul-
berau sub baioneta romaneasca, pa
reau ca renasc din propria lor ce-
muse.
Tot mai grozav, tot mai puternic
sosea puhoiul, lar de undeva, de
departe, venea ca un Witt de moar-
te. ploaie neincetata de foe 81 o.
tel, care acoperea pc al nostri, ii
mestcca GU tarIna pc care 0 aparau.
CopleSiti de numar, Romanii So
vaira Csc clatinara), !, lar comandan-
tul vazind cd ori-ce rezistenta (im-
potrivire) e de prisos &c in zadar) :,
ca vrajmasul nu poate Fl stavilit,
dadu ordin (porunca) de retragere,
spre altc locuri. unde ar fl putut
sd 81 incerce mai Gu norOc puterile.
81 retagerea incepu, pas cu pas,
lupta fara nadejre de isbinda, in
care Gel alungati, Gel putini la nu-
mar. dar nenumarati prin taria su.
fletului, Sc 'ntorceau adesea sd dea
napraznice lovituri celor eel urml-
riau, lovituri pornite din adinca
MIME a suflctului lor trudit.
81 asa, luptind, sosiram pc dea-
turtle de deasupra Sadului, sat GU
prins, en- gospodari harnici, prin
care trecusem Gu 0 luna inainte,
plini Gle bucuria izbindei drepte.
Dusmanul care he urmaria de a.
proape, ajunse 81 el dupa putin
timp 81, increzut ca poate birui,
polni atacul, atacul lor, in rinduri
strlnse. in care viata omului nu III
SIENNA mimic.
Soldatii nostri earl nu putusera
sa-si sape nici un adapost, primira
lupta Gu pieptul deschis.
Isl strinsera sirurilc rarite, Sc a
vintara. -. 81 vrajmasul Gle zece
orr mai numaros. = dete inapoi. !.
Q clipa Caci dinspre soseaua
Talmacului. unde stiam ca sunt al
nostri, din fata, dinspre Sibiiu,
dinspre dcalurile impadurite ale
Rasinarilor, siroiu destavilit al ce-
telor nemtesti venea, venea grozav,
sd ne rupa GU totul Gle ceilalti al
nostri. sa ne faca sa raminem biata
insula (petec de pamlnt III mlJloc
de ape pierduta, in mijlocul marii
furioase vrajmase.
Cercul de fier sc stringea tot mai
multi, in grindina de obuzc, care ca
dea neintrerupt, zguduind pamin-
tul, in clampanitul furios al mira
lierelor 81 paraitul armelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
gasea armata vi rusa.

Is Il
La sfarsitul lunei Iunie conccn-
trarea trupelor romano era COM
plet terminate 81 Sc incepe insta-
larea artileriei grele, &C trebuia
sa faca pregatirea inainte de ill.,
ceperea atacului. Tot atunci s'au
facut depozite mari de munitii de
tot felul 81 de provizii pentru
trupe. S'au construit mai multe
poduri Gle vase pc Siret in regiu-
nea cuprinsa intre Nauesti 81
Tudor Vladimirescu, pentru a Sc
,inlesni aprovizionarile, aducerea
rezervelor 81 evacuarile.
Ofensiva trebuia sa Sc ainceapa
.dcodata pc intreg frontth roma
nesc, Gle la Galati 81 pana la nord
dc Tg.-Ocna, adica in acelas timp
81 de armatelc romano 81 de cele
doua armate ruse mai bune, a
Via 81 IVA Lovitura cea mare.
lnsa, trebuia sd fie data de catre
armata romano, fiindca pc fortele
rtlsestl nu Sc putea pune prea
mutt temei, din cauza marei pro.
:
pagande pacifistilor 81 anar-
h'stllor. Planul general pare a ii
fost urmatorul, dedus din modul
(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29

aceia Gu totii lucram voiosi 81
fara odihna din zori 81 pana III
noapte. Sc sta ca luptele vor
incepe INSPIRE primavara sau in
spre vara. odata Gu ofensiva pc
intregul front rusesc 81 ca vor Il
pc viata 81 pc moarte, 81 totl as
teaptau aceste lupte Gu inlma
svacnind dar siscu hotarirea de a
invinge sau a muri.
Inca din iaf1ia 1elS-l917 Sc
prepara 0 mare ofef6lElhin con.
ira puterifor ctehtra Gu
sosirea primaverii ~
Afeastt ofensf1 sa in
ceapa1 deodata Re 0nturl-
le: franco-englez, italian, rusesc
! romanesc 81 char al Salonicului
De la rezultatul acestei mari 0.
fensive, pregatite in tot cursul
iernei, in cele mai mici amanunte
Sc asteptau re7ultate hotaritoart
pentru terminates razboiului.
Revolutia rtlsessca face, insa
81 Sc amane 4fnceperea aceste
|
offensive; totns Pc la sfarsitu'
lllnei Aprilie ii illceputnl lune
Maiu, Frant6 lgfezii incep
puternica ofensfya pc un front d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
CET1TI

EPOPEEA ROMANO
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, de Gereralul
G. Gavanescul.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
Sports Hose

Sports Hose
To wear with these welt
low shoes. Here in Cash
mere, Silk and Wool and
new ribbed effects in heavy
Isle.
Popular colors and mix
lures. some with hand-em-
broidered clocks.
ST. $1.1O, $l.95,
$3.50, $3.50
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Smart individually Modelled Suits, c
wool yelours, tricotines, breadcloth an
mems wear serge. in new fall shades g
gray, brown, blue and black. Fashion
able long straight lines. ripple. loose c
fitted backs as we'll as plain, taiiore
models Choice of bead, braid and en-
broide4y trimming.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Polished sheet brass re-
flector. Cast parts finished
only in ebony black.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

crest by public opinion founded upon
sound reasoninf.
William Sproule. president of the
Southern Pacific Company, had for
his subject the question of how
public opinion can restore railroad
credit and public prosperity Dr.
Henry T. SuZzale, president of the
University of Washington. considered
the economic intelligence in public
opinion.
Reports which touched upon the
subject included those of the econo-
mic policy commission and the COM
mittee on public and private thrift.
'Readjustments after war-past
and prospective" was the subject Of
Alexander Dana Noyes of New York.
Afternoon sessions offered large
Programs by the trust company
division. national bank division and
state bank division.
New Prosperity Seen.
The worst of the credit stringency
seems to be over, and it appears that
the country has borne the period of
stress remarkably we'll. it was re-
ported today by it's economic policy
commission. of which Paul NJ. War
burg of New York Is chairman.
Natural recuperative forces are
now making for recovery, the re-
port said. "and there is every reason
to believe tfat when wages have been
readjusted and normal balance is re-
esta blished between industries and
between nations our country will en-
ter upon new career Of prosperity
and advancement.
The commission again points to
the dangerous attempts which are
made so frequently at present to
undertake to cure all existing eco
nomic evils by legislative action. The
commission feels strongly that most
of our troubles will be eradica ted
more quickly and cured more thor
cughly if economic laws are allowed
free play.
Federal Reserve Praised.
The commission regards especially
many of the amendments proposed to
the federal reserve act as undesir-
able and calculated to lessen the
eral reserve system. The commission
believes that so long as the federal
reserve system is able to continue its
work as successfully as it has be-
gun. it should be left to function
with the least possible interference
The commission approves the policy
of the present national administra-
ton in refraining, SO far as possible
from governmental participation in
private undertakings. and in setting
in to effect economies in administration
wherever possible. 1t welcomes.
budget system designed to bring
about more coordination of govern,
mental departments and closer
supervision over expenditures. The
commission is convinced of the desir-
ability of repeating the excess profits
tax. which has proved so burdensome
to business and industry.
"Since economy. in government is
one Of the primary needs of the pres
ent time: the commission hopes that
the soldiers bonus bill will be def
initely set aside.
Presidents Action Lauded.
1.-THE commission indorses the ac-
tion OF President Harding in propos-
ing an international conference to
consider a common program for the
reduction of military and naval ex-
penditures. which still form one of
the heaviest financial burdens borne
by all the nations.
'The commission doubts the desira-
bility of refunding the floating in
debtedness of the government into
Evening star., 1921-10-05
CR|SS|NGERFLAYS
.PROF|7EER BANKS
Controller Also Tells U. S.
Bankers Business Shows
Vast Improvement.

By the Associated Press. ...-.
LOS ANGELES. October 5-Bankers
who during recent periods of finan-
cial stringency have imposed exces-
sive interest rates will find it pretty
nearly useless to protest issuance OF
charters for new and competing ma
tional banks within their territory
Controller of the Currency Criss-
niger today told the national bank
section of the American Bankers AS
sociation convention here. "The mum
Der of such bankers" he added, "is
not very great. but it will do no harm
for me to say that we have our eyes
on these overcautious ones. and that
we are not much disposed in their
favor
Real Purpose of Banks.
1.-The bank that gets advances from
the federal reserve system and only
seeks to increase it's profits by that
privilege is not doing it's part" Mr..
ed to understand that banks are a
convenience and facility to business
not that business is the everready
support of high and yet higher bank
ing profits.
1.-The other day I saw report of a
paper with one of the federal reserve
banks of the west. Notes were Of
fered as security for advances of
money at per cent. Now, fifty-two
of these notes were at 10 per cent
| twenty-one at 9 per cent, two at sk
per cent fourteen at per cent, thir-
teen at 1h per cent, five at per cent
two at 81. per cent and two at per
cent. That is what is meant by bank
profiteering.
Grants Charter Request.
|" "An application came for a national
bank charter in small town, where
there were already a state and ma :
tional bank. l looked them up and
learned that they were Of the class l
call profiteering banks-and chartered
the new one
Mr.. Crissinger remarked that there
! was now evidence of vast improve
| ment in the general business and finan-
cial situation" marked by steady liqui-
dation Of loans land a persistent in
crease in the volume of cash available
for accommodation of current bust
ness"
Touching upon international finance
the controller renewed his recent pro-
national bank of exchange. backed by
the financial power of the United States,
to alleviate wha. he called "the chaos
of European currency"
Urges Bankers to Aid Europe.
Referring to the steady flow of gold
into the United States during the post
| war era. he said that it imposed a re-
sponsibility upon this country to take
a partnership in the reconstruction OF
the war-broken credit machinery OF
Europe. In association with bankers
of other nations. he said. the United
States could set up such an institution
| whose operation would tend to sta.
biliZe exchanges.
J. In furnishing the gold support for its
operation. he asserted, the United States
might also fairly urge the removal OF
| tariffs and economic restrictions raised
at all the frontiers of new European
states. that freedom of commerce might
assist the rehabilitation
/ Other Speakers See Prosperity.
Themes of other speakers were
(, weaved from conclusions that the
| insweeping tide of prosperity which
| they declare to be swelled by the
+, readjustment of abnormal conditions
! can be accelerated to it's colder
Evening star., 1921-10-05
Scientists Develop
Chicken BLackskin1,ed
From Neck to Its Legs

NEW YORK. October 5.-A
chicken. black skinned from
drumsficks to neck has been
developed mt the Carnegie In
stftutiOn's experimental evolu-
tfOn station at Cold Spring
HHrbOr, N. Y.
The bird popped into the
world while ncientists were
playing put and take with
, chromosomes - germ plasmw
whOse change in number and
shape In held responsible by
bfOlOgists for racial cOlOring.
The dusky chick is not easily
diHtinguishable from an Ordi-
nary white-xkinned sister, for
1t In fully clothed in regulation
feathers. by lifting these
feathers, however. the skin Is
revealed. jet black, warranted
not to run.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

longtime government securities at
present The commission believes
that the government should wait with
it's refunding operE tions until the
money market has again reached a
stable condition.
"The commission fully supports the
purposes of the federal administration
in bringing about a refunding of the
railroads debt to the government over
a period of years"
Evening star., 1921-10-05
LORD BRYCE SAILS FOR HOME.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Viscount
Bryce, former British ambassador to
the United States and viscountess
Bryce were passengers on the steam
ship Adriatic today. sailing for Eng
land.
Viscount Bryce came to the United
States early in the summer to attend
the sessions of the Political Institute
at Williamstown, Mass.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Winter Underwear Snaps
Boys and Girls Waist
Union Suits
Last Years Price, &1.s8.
Fleeced Lin e d 90
Union Suits. extra O0C
stayed. with row
Of buttons for pants and
place for side garters. Sizes
2 to 12.
Boys Gray Union
Suits
Last Years Price, S1.2S.
Not graNFleec- IN
ed Lined Union OvC
Suits, close
crotch. Sizes 2 to- 16.
Boys and Girls Vests
and Pants
Last Years Price, e0c.
Separate Vests -
and Pants, good 4.0C
weighty fieeced-
lined muslin band pants.
Sizes 9 to 16.
Ladies' Medium
weight Vest and Pants
GOOD close ~
woven yarn; high OvC
neck and long
sleeve Vests and muslin
band Pants; ankle length.
All sizes. ..--. 80
Mems Heavy Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers
Good heavy 90
we II g h t, neeced- OCC
|. lined, satin-faced-
front Shirts and satin
faced Drawers: double seats.
Evening star., 1921-10-05

: There is nothing to get
out of order on Packers
Duo-Radiant.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
OLD GUARD GOLF
TOURNAMENT AT
ORMOND FIXTURE

The following is memorandum OF
the Old Guard golf tournament, CIV
ing scores and prizes, played &C the
Hotel Ormond, 0rmond Beach, Fla.
on Saturday, March 5th
First Annual Tournament
Class A. best gross IS holes medal
play. G LCngeneeker. s.. Secone tie.
Jas Watson, G. Nimmons. @. 3. Pots
81
Glass a. best BAH. E M Vauliou
ter and +, BeckWiih. 7S
Glass 4. best selected w Ad-i
ance, af
Glass y. best gross Is holes medal
play N J. Nichols, IS. Second t1 N
Tuurler, 90
Glass =, best bali, John T. stark
and JOS +. Gamble, So
Class r, selected ?. f. W iasfoi2
SO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
County Branch of
Federated Women S
Clubs to Be Formed

A meeting Of all clubs, olganiZa
lions and individuals Interested IN
the organization OF a N0jusia county
chapter OF the Florida Federation OF
Womens clubs. VIII he held an the
Palmetto club, Wednesday, March Il,
according to an announcement made
Tuesday by Officials Of the federation.
This movement al organizing the
different branches OF the state or
ganizations into . county organiza
tfon has long been the air ON prom
inent club leaders Of this section. and
it is thought that this step viii result
in a better spirit of cooperation
among the local Womens clubs.
Mies Elizabeth Skinner. yiceprcsi-
dent Of the F f. W. C., viii be pres
ent al the meeting 10 speak 70 The
delegates attending, and TO assist ia
every way possible in organizing the
various clubs INTO the county branch
Of the state organization
Combining together 10 form. th's
county organization of the federation
vii be the Women's clubs At the ioI
+ lowing places DeLaud, Ocean CITY
New Smyrna. Port Orange O1nont
the Peninsula Club and the Palmetto
clubs 81 Daytona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

Coast Being
|1iiated in Ga.

b ruzby Of the local nam
rneFte. will leave " sdnes
N Savannah, Ca. where
4 The Atlantic Coastal
Isolation has been called
n{ % consider plan 5 lor
~ eaasial highway.
Highway. as pFo losed,
Sutfh OF excellent roads
n " through NeN
Washington. D. C and
zzi cities on the Atlantic
Aoagh the Florida East
xzni
1laz was called by the
Nzntie Coastal Hi, hway
y Brunswick Il Is ex.
ans viii be laid d IA ar.
nplsted TO start Ia ex
lof the construction OF
ssh Of road. which Noul6
asacial to all the cities
Aaag the Atlantic coast
Mlslsal the famous Dixie
= burst and eomm ereia
l'5 ee seen What nelit
raped BY this state am,
y the state shoall thi
Ni over The top.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
Plans All Set for
| Tomoka Riuer Trip
by Tourists Club

The meeting of the T. c. t. G. yes
terdav was one long To remembered.
II was live one from start to finish
and as usual Pres DR.. Wilson of
Owosso presided with his usual per
spicicity.
He wished to have it understood
that none but members could make
the trip to Sunset Park next Thursday
at $50 a III. free OF charge.
If there is any space left for those
who wish to make the trip it would
cost them $125 Consequently 1t
would be cheaper to become a member
and go than not 10 be a member and
not go One ship will start at the
| regular Tomoka dock on Beach street
| Daytona, and one from the Daytona
Beach side at the end Of the North
bridge
Be sure and bring your membership
( cards with you so as to hasten the
going aboard. Tickets can be pur-
chased from Mrs Griffith at the Dixie
I Highway hotel fronting Atlantic ave
nue. at Daytona Beach.
Members are asked TO wear a card
with their name and address on and
! ii they see anyone that they would
1 like TO know TO walk up. chalk up,
or anyway to get up and with the
index finger Of the left hand say this
4 is my name and | am glad TO see you.
Uncle George will have identifica-
ton cards on which name, address
( and as well as III case Of accident the
name of the hospital you wish to be
taken TO- For the Information o.
those who may not wish or who cannot
carry 4 lunch. will state there is q
fine restaurant al Sunset Park where
YOU can get almost anything good you
may want
Mrs. Levi Copeland, OF Matamson
Mich. was boss of the show. i VII
take too much time to 90 into detail
but every one OF the stunts We're good
The writer being a Michigander ant
the boss lady a Michiganderess, >
win not be in good taste for me e
say too much. but we can all thins
all we please and il we do RICH
thinking We will necessarily be happ,
and proud The pretty little city o
Adrian came in for the greater shar
of apriatrSa O. F., Clark and hl
poem viii long be remembered as
work OF great merit and beautiful
Uncle George as usual had some
thing to say about the lack OF inter
est in the past Of many who have no
Joined the club ana who did not haV
pride i'm their state sufficient 10 get
sign made 50 that members or Yis
itors could readily find their place
in the hall
] am proud To say that the Mlel
igan delegation. as we'll as old kei
tuck. started in at the beginning an
we're followed by New England an
Illinois More viii surely follow to
The r. G.. r. c. is here to stay VIVA
NE lack in numbers We make up
oualitv. The prize Tor the state ma
ing the greatest number has not a
/ VET ,nateriaized but we feel sure tne
il viii come. The time is now ta'
apnroachng when We viii all be goin
FL can various homes. eXeepi thos
"a who may he fortunate enough to nav
y made arrangements to remain hei
ii and sleep under blankets every nist
e during the summer. and 10 ENJOY li
5, sea hreezes of the cool great Atlan'
e. all the year round. -..-..,
H. 4 FLORIDA MEMBER.
D. s4rbooo1ate TrlaITs at A r. q. Ba
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

Excursion 70 TOmok5 River daily
Boat leaves Nut.ne dock $500 m
G47.t-1 -1'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

VThocolate EclaIrs at 4. p. G. Bak
3431-l3-tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-22
NOTICE on suERrrr's s,,r

nv virtue OF an execution duly Is.
sued out of the Circuit Court " tho
state of Oregon fer klamath Coun.
~, dated December Goth. 1891. IN
\ certain suit in said court In which
on December Goth. 1891. Mrs. y. n
Alhln, as plaintiff. recovered judg-
ment against Glenn W Mccormick
and Gertrude Mccormick ~ Defend.
ants for the sum ot s490O.0O. and
interest thereon at The rate of per
cent per annum FRO mo ,tChrr Il.
1919; and tho further sum of $500 d
90 az attorneys fees. and costs and
tishr rSGmcntS OF said suit taxed at
$500, and accruinE costs, and In
which suit decree was entered fore
closing all right, title. and interest
claired by all defendants IN said
suit. tc-wi' Glenn W. Mccormick.
Gertrude Mccormick. W. c. Lehman.
Tru tee, George Bowman. =. l.. whis.
Ter. and First National Rank of
klamath Falls. Oregon, corpora
tion. in and 20 the property hcrcln-
attr- described
Notice Is hereby given that nr
JNL gary 81. 1899. at "a o'clock 4 NJ
at the front door % tho klamath
County Court House in the City OF
klTmath Falls, Orcgon. I VIII sell az
public auction to the highest bidder
tor cash. the following described real
property. to-wit:
Situated in Klamath County. Ore
gon. the West Half Of tho South.
cast quarter OF Section SO. Town
ship 40, South Range 10. East OF
Willamette Meridian. To- satisfy /
said judgment. interest thereon. at I
torney's fees. and costs and disburse- |
lucnts that have or may accrue.
Dated: December %. 1921.
I. l.. Low. Sheriff.
by BURT Y. HAWKINS. Deputy.
ID 22-29 Jan. 5-l2-ig
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-22

against you In the above entitled sui,
aud court within six weeks from the
date Of tho first publication OF this
summons. aud II you fail to appear or
answer, Plaintiff will apply To the
Court Tor tho relief prayed for In
her complaint ON file herein. to wit.
for a decree diASolving tho bonds of
mntrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant. and for such
other aud further relief a. 20 the
Court may seem equitable
This summons In served upon you
by publication thereof In the Evening