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ROBERTS & HANKS
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GERMAN ARSENAL
IN BAD CONDITION
HKKI.IN Th stitlii nrK.'inil at
Spamlnu. which hm boon nhut down
by the KOYvrnnn'nt hui shown month
ly ileflclts of 35.000.00 murk for
the past novcral month Kutlmnlot
for April, .May ami Jum Inillrutnl
a further total op-ratlnK loii of fin,.
000,000 Atti'iui't.H to utlllZf tho Kl
Kantlc plant for poac proilurtlon an
unsuccessful In its present condition
and It will have to be dismantled and
re-vijulppt-d
The arsenal, which In poar tlrn
employed 9,000 bands and In the
past few years enxaKed 40.000 work
ers, has Blnco the revolution devel
oped Into a hotbed of radicalism
Communist leaders openly engaged in
the Intimidation of other workers,
threatening them with boycott anil
other forms of terrorism It is stated
also that the plant has been grossly
mismanaged which gradually brought
on a state of passive resistance anil
insubordination among the workers.
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". i ikiliK mlitli pnili-' ii ' ' 'I"
i , i m . limns fm win k i-f ' !
, In i it K I but the llnlliins ti' i i mil ii.
tit: old NiilMileoiiie linllln.1- "f H'li
Ii i K kjllelles
li "fessur I'anli) d' Inenim of Milan
wlin is n( the lieitd of the Italian Vil
l u n lulil the cm lespimili nl nf
1 In. osiu luleil Press I lull ibe hole
mutter lliul been lulil before the IV.ko
,.iit. t for ileelsloii mill thai the
ltiilmiis so for are unh pirn iuk the
k ef itt nmler seijlie"' inlliui n
thnl lln nitt be piiileelid in ase
1 'iiilshi vik attenipl!i In .l-l.i
- ul nr re-ell I beni, a bm ne.l itli
h llermliugii tlaller nl Ivirocrml
The llnhnlis feoieil tills llllKtlt lie the
frt'- if the lliiiltiust gallery .nlaln
hk mull priceless works us It.il'll.H'l s
M iiiln nn a
Professor irAncoiiu stilled thnl the
1'ullan rlnlms fall under three tua.ls
I'lrsi iiuleiiitiitles for art works nl
iled at J n 0Ol. 000 destroyed b the.
Atistrlans In Italy during the wur in-
luillug the air raids ut Venice. In
ont. Padua. IliiM'ttna and oilier
twiints. second, works which have
been stolen from Italy in the post,
third, works which logically belong
to territory now occupied b Italy or
nlniut to become her property. In
eluding Poltt. I.lsia Island and h'ltime
There are also protiotiul eiilitii
for Italy's share which belong to her
historically In case the museums of
Vienna ami llmlnpest should be ill
ldeil among the nations of the for
mer empire, the Cjehch having .
ready nubmllteil a similar claim
Professor d'.lnconn said that among
the works of art restitution of which
Is demanded by Itllny are ! paint
ings, of which only one Is not Italian,
tho exception being the larger of two
portraits of Ueinbrundt These is
works have been valued at about $5,
Ouo.iiiio Other notable ork
claimed are Itaphael's Madonnu del
Prato," "Jupiter and lo." by Correg
glo; five other Corregglo of the 20
that are In the Austrian Imperial mu-,
seumf Tlllans -.Madonna Dele CII-'
eege"; .MorettTs "San Otutlnn." and
two Tlntorettls. one being Susanna'
and the Eldcn."
Among second class works alleged
to have been stolen from Italy arid
Included In the llof museum roller
tlon Is the famous Florentine Dia
mond which Italians claim as part of
the treasures of Tuscany carried off
Princess Anna .Medici, contrary to
agreement when nearly two centuries
I'MVKIt.slTV IIO.VOIIS IIKKOKS.
WASHINGTON, .May 2t - At the
Commencement on lune ic, old
Georgetown will plant and dedicate
sixty trees in honor of her graduates aK0 "h" renoiincetl th Tuscan throne
who gave their lives In the world '" on,,'r " '"Tome Kmpress of Aiis-
war The trees wMI be iniirke,! by n. . ,rl" There is also a collection of Ve-
American Forestry Association and n,,,lan '"""' "nil manuscripts and
registered on the national inmur m.i 1,ull"n wr trophies which the llnl-
beln-c eonrnilnti bv i ho socatlon '"i" claim have been stolen ut varl-
As each tree is placed and tho OUH tliu-t but which Austria has al-
marker with the name put around n,.- ways refused to restore
tree u herns name will be culled out Regarding the 150 paintings which
tv bill .'. Georgetown uvutor i'rilis the Italians took In February. It Is
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You Don't Need a Tool Box
WHEN YOU GO TO FORT KLAMATH
The Fort Klamath Garage will do your work and
do it right at reasonable prices.
We carry a full line of Accessories, Gas and Oils.
Cart for Hire
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on right shoulder, and sorrel pony branded bar-S
on jaw and branded on left shoulder.
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JOHN O'SHEA, MALIN, OREGON,
And Receive Reward.
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Has a Place in Every
Prescription That
We Fill
As progressive phar
macists, we keep post
ed on a 1 1 advances
made in medicine and
pharmacy. This is
why our prescription
department, and busi
ness in general contin
ues to grow.
If our experience
means anything to
you, Jet us fill your
prescriptions.
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to Feel Safe.
UfVJerwood'sPrvariiwfY
Ws? JOAMATHrAUS ORE00MmSJw
wii mtkuuub ptoric f If
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stated that the Austrlans have admit
ted the Justice of Italy's claims lo1
them us these, works were alleged to1
have been stolen from Austria after
tho downfall of Nupoleou
SHK'S MV C.IItl,,
I got a letter
Yesterday
An' It said
jThat she (She's my girl)
j That Bho Just heard
Thot I was In the hospital.
'An' both
My arms were shot off.
i An' she (Hhe'H my girl)
An' she sub!
She wiim prostrated
An' that she'd
Take earn of me
When I got back,
Dearest
An' It was signed,
Helen.
An Hhe'H my girl
An' 1 ain't in
i The hospltul
I An' both my arms
Are on.
jlJut Htlll
Can take riire of me
When I get back
An' beHideH
I'll show her
Thut my unnB
Ain't shot off
When I
Get home
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lias for her motto '(),. Hun.'i,, (vnts
for L'vcry Dollar I'pt'ndt.,."
She believes in a full reti
outlay.
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She is not tight-fisted. She
the cheapest materials aie
most expensive in the end.
Know s that
"fti'll the
WmiIv which
She has an Aecoiint Hi
shoils what heroines; nl' tli i
iinnii'v sue
spends, and a Hank Hook whirh hows
what becomes of the money he SIU.S
Her funds receive absolute pruUrti
on
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
A CAR LOAD OF
OAKLAND
Six Cylinder Touring Cars received today.
Think of it a roomy, comfortable, five-passenger
Touring Car, laid down at Klamath
Falls, for
$1295
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