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W.O.SMITH.., Editor
Published dally eiespt Buada; by
The Herald Pubttehla Coapaay of
Ktaauta ralle. at 111 foarth Street
Katered at tbe poetaffc at Ktaaa
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KLAMATH FALLS. OMOOX
WtDNSSDAV, SOTEMSEH 8, 1918
AXD STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS)
MIXING THINGS IN THE BALKANS
V1DENTLY there Is considerable
anxious activity in one way and
another on tbe Balkan peninsula. One
might be Justified la tbe conclusion
that historic bit of territory is at tbe
present time just about the center of
a great war plot And it begins to look
so far as oae may jadge from outward
aspects of the plotting that English
diplomacy has won against tbe Ger
man.
Yet there is another view, and it is
not' altogether unreasonable. Basely,
that Germany all along has been satis
fled that Bulgaria, Boumaala aad
Greece were not to be enlisted aa
lighting partners under the same ban
ner or in the same general cause as
the Turk. So With respect to the Bal
kans, Germany may have played rath
er an evasive and a waiting game.
thus assuring the neutrality of these
people so long as Russia was knocking
at the German-Austria frontiers. Had
Balkan bellgerency been precipitated
at that time the effect might have
been-quite different than is likely if
it is now brought to a head.
At no time until, now, as it may-
have been, was Germany ready to turn
attention to the Dardanelles. Perhaps
the Russian was to bo beaten first;
and when he was beaten aad a way
was wanted or must be bad for Ger
many to strike ia support of the Turk,
it was then, time enough to let tbe
issue of Balkan neutrality be forced
to a finality. The rumored declaration
of war on Austria's "part rather Indi
cates that, with the time ripe, Genua
diplomacy is about to do the forcing
It is almost impossible for the. eut:
side and lay atsdeat of the entire war
situation to satiafy himself whether
the beat of this Balkan plot Ilea with
the Germans or with" the entente allies.
If Germany has hopes of Balkan co-operation
as one of the moral effects of
victory over Russia, the existing situa
tion would seem to be the defeat of
the German hope. If, on tbe other
hand, Germany haa had a well formu
lated program with the decisive blow
at the Dardanelles aa the objective,
the existing status might be said to
give Germany the best of it Portland
Telegram.
battered Shots
THE MAN that will sneak onto an
other man's property and bun his nay
stack is pretty nearly ripe for some of
Georgia's "chivalry."
SINCE BASEBALL ia over, some
body ought to invent another amuse
ment for the holidays maybe coast
ing will be here soon.
THE CITY DUMP is burning up
for several weeks has been burning
up has caused the city's bills to go
up and now the council is up.
ECONOMY HAD a string ia nearly
all the actions last nightand In some
was tbe bait aad alt
THAT THERE are soma Individuals
ia this city and vicinity that need
some penitentiary terms is quite to
evidence.
TUB JITNEYS are threatened with
a regulative ordinance unless they use
more1 discretion in charging city offi
cials and tbe city on auto hire.
DELINQUENT paving taxes are hav
ing their round now, and It behooves
some people to pay up.
A FULL LINI
This agency makes a saeelalty ef
Are, life, accident. Habillty. buralary
and ether InsuraiMe, surety bends,
leans, rentals, clty-and country area.
erty ef all kinds. Have Mm equipment
and the help that fuaranteee prempt
and eSkient servlee. Ho treuble te
answer auestlens. CMIeete, CM Main
street Pnene M. 1
What the War
Moves Mean
Uy J. V. T. MASON
Correspondent United Press)
(Stnff
England's reply to Germany's tenta
tive peace suggestions is la effect a
request for more details. It Is in no
sense a 'refusal to barken to tbe Ger
man proposal. The British point out.
that the demand for freedom of the
seas Is vague, and that nothing is said
regarding France and Belgium. t
When Germany Is willing to make a
definite statement regarding the dlspo-'
sit ion of this territory now In her'
hands, then it is possible Great Britain
will speak more effectively.
The overthrow of militarism is at
tainable, Indirectly. It is probable
that England would consider militar
ism defeated it France and Belgium
were: evacuated without Germany de
manding Indemnities, particularly If
Germany would give Belgium money
for .reconstruction. England's efforts
to put negotiations on detailed basis Is
a step in the right direction. At pres
ent public opinion is the dominant In
fluence, and publicity Is necessary to
the fundamental details.
All bargaining will proceed cautious
ly, because the negotiators are reluct
ant to reveal the concessions they are
prepared to make. But the war's cost
of $500,000,000,000 weekly is a vast
factor toward urging the elimination
of slow diplomacy.
Here From Lanoell Valley
Alex v Stewart and two daughters,
Mrs. Will Edler and Miss Mildred
Stewart, are In the city from Langell
Valley, on a business trip.
Going for a Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hartxel will leave
In the morning for the borne of Mrs.
Harttel's parents' near Chlco. The
trip is made" to assist- Ted in recover
ing from a recent illness, and they ex
pect to be gone about three weeks.
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Mrs. Joseph C. Qraber.
Here is tbe man who put Kingman,
Kas., on the map the other night when
he kissed Wm. J. Bryan before a largo
audience. And also Mrs. Graber whom
he kisses regularly. But Mr. Graber
la not a German at all, and be didn't
kiss Mr. Bryan because be thought tho
former secretary of state was trying to
prevent a war wldT Germany. Mr.
Graber waa a Russian, now he la a first
lasa American, for-aehaa been in the
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the Nebraskan because, he loved him.
An eye witness of tho kiss has sent
out this description of the scene: i
"When Mr. Graber kissed Mr. Bryan
it waa Just after the Nebraskan had
finished his speech here and the peo-
Die wern Rhalrlne hnnrin with him '
Graber is of a retiring disposition, and
stood back for a while. He thenwent
up to Bryan and said:
'Mr. Bryan, I have read your paper
for years, and always) admired you.,
He then leaned over toward Bryan.
Bryan evidently thought that Graber
wanted to whisper to him, for he, too,
leaned over. Before he knew what
was going on Graber had taken bold
of him around the neck with both
arms and kissed him on the cbeek, and
then said:
"'I promised my God that when I
beard -you talk if you came up. to my
standard of a man I would kiss you.'
"Bryan blushd clear to the back of
bis head, and patted Graber on the
back. About all Bryan jaald about it
afterward was that he 'hoped the pa
pers wouldn't put him ia the Hobson
IN the . cauber as in the high-power
srnu, your shrewd sportsman selects
FALLS, OREGON
Joseph C. Qraber
class. There Is n Inrge colony of the
Russians here, anil nearly all of them
nro Mcnonltes, and most of them bear
the name, of Graber. Joseph Graber is
looked up to by tbe rest of tho 'family
as a sort of lender. Ho has an elegant
home, modern In ovcry way, Including
gas lights. All buildings aro large and
well kept. Ho has tbe best machinery,
Including tractor and automobile, largo
burns, silo, and everything that goes
to make an ideal farm. Ho raises
'vnni ntnnlr finil tina tvn ulnltlnna tin
Imported from Belgium that be keep
for breeding purposes."
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EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
British cross tho Mnrne, Gormnns
retreat 25 miles. Believed sue-
cess of allies In checking the
Germans greater than war of-
flee announcements Indicate.
Berlin reports Maubogo taken,
with 40,000 prisoners. Bor-
deaux dispatches denies.
St. Petersburg reports Russian
Poland free of Austrlans. -
Tho kaiser has sent a protest to
President Wilson against the
participation of tho Belgium
people In tho war and a state-
ment of regret at tho destruo-
tlon of interesting places. Do- e
clares the English are using
dum-dum bullets. e
AN OLD RECIPE
TO
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GRAY, FADED HAIR DARK
AND GLOSSY
Almost everyone knows that Bans
Tea and Sulphur, properly comnouad.
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lustre to the hair when faded, streak
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ago me only way to get this mistsre
was to make It at home, which is
mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask t .
urug store for "Wyeth's Sags aad
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because no one can possibly 'tell that
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so naturally and evenly. You dampen
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