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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1919)
TAGK TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .MONDAY, APItll, m, ,, m M Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass Taking First Victory Loan Bend Printed off the Press in Washington otiiHornhli regulations umlor which tlou of oilier liiKroilleiitii, which cun InniirliiK your tlfo ilimnK ,n. the newspapers ww operating wor He. .ended upon to restore iwliirnl I'"" "" '"''" ',r" ""' "'"'irlng ,iu0r unknown to tl.o People. Th dM',,- "'" "'' "' "' "' '"',r' , , ' Hrn. .1- INHlflll' -. tlon of facts was thus ...ml.. easy for A H known dountmvn .lruicKliit . , ,,,1,1,(. nltifr;! ..ln... ,,1' ,':"l""y i ... ...it ii ,iii;eus the Imlr ko mituriil '...'. ..""'. '""T.1' '" 'liini... ,' uvcry (Minor. iii wnn nitiinim.'" . ., , unniivu Hiiimr. mi iiu- , That's right! The war Is over but Uncle Sam has a lot of debts to pay that Is to be finished up 1$ to sell Victory Loan Uouds. This photograph because he hail to go and help put shows Carter Glass, secretary of the the kaiser out of business. The wny , treasury, tnking the first bond of the now issue from the press In the Unr oll of Kugrnvlug ami Printing In nay thiit. netwltl.stiiudlni: that tho Alllo were sinking dermal, mi'imu- 'rlnes us fast an they 'could V liulM. '"tl.u number of now (ionium I'htuts lis four times greater than tho Inisos. Our submersible tleet has it-own n Jtrilordlimrlly during the war. Tho , press Is to picture Hie Milium !im war !fure as a means of shoiteninu the struggle and not as a measure of ro (titliatlon or a weapon to starv our foe ", After months of decsptlon In trytti; to convince tl.u people thnt Amnrlni would never enter the war Ms tho Krupp director, when l'r.- I "it i Wilson sent his ultimatum, tin Ur 'mat. press very readll o.i"iit-l ,i i "tibmit luce." and endeavored hi n-i-l.nUo tho 1'nlted States as .. ". m,. nilvarsnty. Quoting from i'm i t.hlet: "The entry of :n -rl i' wo il ' menu little from n nnvtil I Lonke I he postlbl jtorpt.il small. slow cruisers, wli'-Ii mi ' porl npr. bo used at coiim.m T'i ' I'ultoil Rtato? has lutlll no :tr 'eriilso.-M, which nie decisive In mm Itlmr warfare For the transport, i in n.my conn of :ui.oon m"ii. ? ly mill etenlv that nnnouy enn ten it Y sounds better thai, ins lii-i'ti iipMlleil. You simply ilamp. Tltlrd- INHl'UK in en a sponge or son nriisii wini h, i,irt insuri.l.ro ( i.m. ,.., , mil dinw this tliiui;h "iir naif, tnli-i York; then you me in , , i.ik one si. iiml at a time. My morn- M ,A1,U'A, ,'",HT ""ll .h - "" "'- "'-iffl ,,vi:",;;:,v;.v: -;, ler iitmil't'i application or two, It bo- ,, fro1 (j.;() ,. , , ,., i on,. -. I in trull v ilin-K nml Kloss. Milliliter. Olllce mir I . , . .Havl.iKH 1 tit ii U . SAFETY l'lrt INSI'ltl'' Tlieit are Just as miinv and Jut " hoiiihI reasons for V.Ww.lAHlk:i..'WJBJaMi. Hoe Charles !t Aceucy, for Indian ti'iihor. I,11 HAl'K. '"'M'Niaa "'" Miiimi 11 "' New " 'I'-uiv that 1 '" linro a " In tho 1 'ir'' tiiitir. ' " Ulttrlrt ts-st K inmmh i i-iiu n,,i I. 'If , i I -W: d at from all hiikI-.. i v. i fijfer f tslble for her to u .1 ' jS:'''- lo bout dostroyeri .in.! a ' t (CZ. iv-i ; 3bS JW WashltiKton. To the rlKlit Is James I., 'sleam.-ihlps of l.poo tons ea-l or.' Wllitfeth, ilreetor of the bureau. SERIN PEOPLE IK IIP TD i tho document, were forbidden, under ern theater of tho war, tho opora dlre penalties .to discuss any subject tions. details of which cannot yet be l relating to the war without the up-1IinbIl8lett ,mvo ,,, ,( ott. ,,,. i provai ui nuntircos oi Kovernmeni hrir l!Hh censors operating through twenty-one newspaper bureaus and various .branches of tho government. The Lusttnnia sinking and the submarine controversy with' the United States was so skillfully manoeuvered In the '.press that for many months the peo- pie were led to believe that the nego- ' ttntlnna U'nrn tnlilni- "n pnilps., f'.v.if. BERLIN (Correspondence of the able to us." Associated Press) ."Revelations of, Only such news was published asj the "stupidity and cunning" of Ger-Uhe militarists thought would favor-! "man newspaper censorship, which for, ably affect public opinion, and to car-! more than four years obsessed 70,-, ry out this purpose, the pamphlet 000,000 people with the hope of an points out, all kinds of falsities were Impossible victory, hid from them thej employed. Secretary Laming, for In. "news of Prussian defeats, and at last stance, was reported as Being 111 and contributed to the downfall of the on the verge of leaving office. A hope- structure f pretense It .had raised, I less breach was also said to have arls- fhlch Is developing favorably. Re ports spread by tho enemy unfavor able to us, u ro false." The former head of the gre.it inn- iicoMnry lor the transport or i" -000 soldiers with nothing but fi.-'r marchli'i; I'ltulpmeut. loo.ooo tons would be necessary ifor the double (rlr " I.'ven aflei the United States had landed more than l.&OO.ooo men In Pri"ice. Ur. Munition declares, the German papers continued their "ini palgn of falsity and delusion. The V. ! ? wUKtvw'' 7i 3 nltlon plant at Kssen, who possessed diplomatic Intercourse between tier complete Information as to tliu opera- many, and tho United States during tions of the military authorities hero, i the two years preceding America's en- i declared that "thoro was hardly ujtry Into tho war Is set forth In the J lluy during nil the long war when the, pamphlet with Interesting references ! editorial ot!lois of the German dally 'to Count von Ilnrnstorn" and his mil- press were not 'honored' by tho re- ltnry and naval attaches. Iloy-Kd and celpt of confidential communications, 'von Papon, In Washington. Il was orders and prohibitions from the con- given out as "established" that the sorshlp authorities, calculated to I former nmbassiuldr. and nit I)r Zlm- Paint is Cheap Today i"7"OU producers and grim or who sell Mich tlinurs a href. Iiorj, V grain, licans, wool, cu, Imttcr, potatoes, tlo you know that the .......... f,.t, t dr rltm. tllimr fttl lllltf flllirr flrntll .' Mlllnrtll raint trxlay than ever before? Then why not use paint frerlv on your buililinm this season rather than wait ami have expensive trjuir bills later on? Heath & Milh'gaii Paint on your house act like a macUntmh. It shuts out any chance of decay. It is ilcpentlahlc cheapest in the end. are brought out here In a remarkable pamphlet Bald to have been 'Inspired hy Dr. Wllhelm Muehlon, formerly director of the Krupp works, whose en between the American Secretary of State and President Wilson. These items appearing In all of the German papers and bearing the apparent expose of Germany In 1918 as the8anctIon of the authorities, were read real instigator .of 'the war, sent him I Hy believed by the populace. into voluntary exile in Switzerland. The pamphlet entitled "How We Were Ued To," is published ostensi bly under the name of Kurt Mueh sam, a former Austro-German war correspondent. It is filled with in-, Dr. Muehlon who, in his earlier revelations accused the then Emperor William of having Issued the order "to "take no more prlsonere," points out the astonishing fact that apt once in all of the German war reports can stances of military dutflicity, show-j be found any admission that the first iBK the efforts that were made 1o battle of the Marne was a German de conceal from the Gerraanpeople ev-jreat. The only thing that the Ger erything of a discouraging nature, man high command was able to re- inat had to do with the war. jport about that terrible reverse was -Newspaper editors, according to. disguised In the werds: "In the west- merman, the German foreign secre tary, had conducted tho correspond ence with llelnrlch von IOckttnnlt. for mer German minister In Mexico, look ing to nn alliance botweon Japan, Germany and Mexico If the United States entered the war. German newspapers wero cautioned never to use the "unfortunate expression 'Zim merman letter,' " because It was be lieved this might lead to a severance of diplomatic rotations between Mer lin and Wnshlngton. -Statue by Rodin, Stolen by Hun Invaders, Found by French Soldiers Seeking Mines Bjjjmr.ix4ewgvyyg-y?Tr-y?HT: ri . - yf . i. 5. lYJ--- - i. s$r , yhn t 7;V'L. U r w. Wmmmsmmmm a m-a"c vj.ri J: . mM.'7mm '&', irif7t . i mmtc .. -.'. mmrt;&, it.-xn? -. v. tj - . i . v li n M limit tree expression of opinion on the most vital questions and ultimate ly to throttlo It." The Germans, for Instance, wero never to be charged with conducting a "ruthless" U-boat war, but rather an "unlimited" or "boundless" war. Descriptions of devastation In France and ltelglum were forbidden, and nil reference to barbarism and 'wanton destruction wero taboo, with tho sig nificant expressien: "The army knows when to use force and when to be mild." Details of tho closing down of factories, coal and food shortages, poor crops and the employment of prisoners of war In mines nnd muni. tin plants, were suppressed, as w?re also reports of street disorders, un rest and strikes. Referring to the tlmo when nun dreds were dying dally in Turkey from starvation, and tho collapse of the Ottoman army seemed imminent, and when Germany was sending vast quantities of food and munitions and heavy reinforcements of troops to the Near East, Dr. Muehlon recalls tho fact that in those dark davs "the Ger man people were fed upon roseato ac-reM"nnB ,nuc(I' Vny Imlr "' "8 nnt" counts of conditions In Turkey, that I"1 eolor antc 1"uk to Krnndmotli- ,.,mV . Mtrn., ,.n.l 0r M0' 81lO USCd It to keCJl ll.T I uuir uviiuiiiijiiy tiurit, glossy anil Ul tractive. Whenever her hair took on thnt dull, fnded or Btrenked appear plled with wonderful effect, anro, this- simple tnlxturo wiih up. Hut brewing at home is mussy nnd out-of-date. NowndnvM. bv asklni' m jserve was adoriuate. It was n dollb-iatl. 4niB-H,ro for co rent bottle of jerato altering of the facts." i ' Wyeth's Sage mid .Sulphur Coin- I It must bo understood, writes Dr. pound," you will get this, fatuous old Muehlon s colahorator. that all tho i,r.i.iirniii,,i iiiv.i i... n ,n ! ( ,'.. ....., ...i. v , ... .... ,v l.i(,- Roberts & Hanks HARDWARE PHONE 173 422 MAIN ST. WM l f!V!C S'l8aiB i f imliflbiini I USE GRANDMA'S SACJK TKA KUJ.PHUIt ItKCIPK AMI IIOOV WILL KNOW AM) Ml. Tho use of Sngo and Sulphur for the sultan's army was 'strong sufficient,' and tho Turks wore a 'val uable ally." With the enormous' musses of troops that wo had to send to Turkey," continues tho pamphlet, j "it was pretty strong to suggest to i tho press that tho Turkish army ro-' The Greatest Name In Goody-Land Germany will not have to pay for one stolen work of art. 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