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THU RADA Y, < M TOH EH I, ION fHE SEMI-WEEKLY HEKA1 D KLALIATit falls . ORE. HAUSTED TROOPS PAUSE IN ASSAULTS United Press Service PARIH, Hept. IB*.-There Is continuous lighting lit Hie Aisne district anti along the heights of the Murati. Elsewhere there I« min It quiet, owing BERLI N IXMtliN To BREAK LI NEH IN A WEK'M TIMI ---------- TERRIBLE M ENEM IN THEM HEE DEM4 RIBED UGHI NTII. I, HAGEN IV KI NOPK Ily El» L. KEEN ( LONDON, Sept EV (By Mall to ¡New York) - The terrible destruction Mhell. Exph-llng I., the Tremhe. arou<bl by ,bt. <r„a, h1<)<(; gUM ()f Tlte Fremii general flunking movement lots gained slowly, according T««r M. .i to ••).-<«.. ..ml Groaaa of ,be Gerlnah arloy bM, bee„ on, lh(, Wouaited ami Dying ‘ I astounding feature« of the grem war to headquarter* It Is reported ilia I the G> rinati operations In I ppet Terra he. Fillwl With Water th« nor raging acros. the English chan- Alsace have lieen renewed« under (tonerai voti lircringrn. The assaillis Io the exhausted ('..millions of the troops. on Verdun and Toni continue. Tlte casualties along lite Aisne are repot ledits I ho ,lain killed, wounded Only Nh.-h.-r for the Troop— Big Gun. Being I mm I by Both Annh*. [ PACK THREE SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE M inimix , Mept. ,H*.—Military ex perts think the break in lite battle along Hie Aisar is near. Tile latest tidings in'll« at,* Hint ttir Germans LITTLE h TORIEH FROM THE FRONT THAT ARK (OMINO IN have hern < oiii|M-l|ed to overrun their THROUGH THE CAPITALA OF THE NATK1NM NOW FIGHTING lrent lies at several points. EA< II OTHER—SOME ARE TRIVIAL. HI T ALL ARI INTFRE h T« ING AT THto TIME. It st ems irrtaln tiuet tin- break will Im gradual. Oltservers predict Hits will carry LONDON, dept 29. Austin West. ilie Germans out of France when com- 'Staff correspoudeni of the Dally waapoM <ot tbelr flr,t rol uga> ptotod. |t ,t Ueg(, (b„ ,h-M t„rr| I hero la also In di«cus«lnK possibli In tin- meantime, Germany is pre Chronicle. land tiler* they proved their effective- daily .ouatais BERLIN, Hept. 29 I By Wire* i new 111 reducing fortre»««* to sub- paring for a supreme effort to take «hang«* of Iron Iler« when the war 1» over, ha* the following to «ay under A Bortieauv tUagatrh says it is reported that the Germai* right is re. .leas) I. l«»U ItejiortH from the front say ' iii U m I oii . Antwerp. Io furnish an outlet* to Hit- a Milan date line: r emu. 24 that the German field officers in treating from its fortified latsliion helaren the Aisne and Momme. Oidlnary army gunuera—m»u who North Hea. "Aa for likely changes In tbe map "f »o' «. '■-barge of the campaign In France, |bave » en years of service handling iinirxes of It is aisti repotted liuti the allies have sun ceded in cutting the Gi r [of the world at rhe end of the war, * »un mes 1 predict that the Teuton forces will ' ordinary «lege guna and cannon« of BARIS, bept. 30. Reports from in** line of communication, and tliat u i«art of von It Ink’s command, on undes of break the allied lines within a week. [all 1 kind, cannot handle tbe new pro (be front are conflicting as to the ; 1 think it probable that Great Britain the extreme rigid, Is in .langer. It Is declared that conditions at the1 duct of the Krupp factory. Hjxclal progrea« of the battle aloud tbe Alsne I will take over the German colonies, -.oUP. giving Spain and Portugal a share Tlte war bureau says this Is un< onllrnird, and adds w.ildng Io the front prove conclusively that the re- possible, men, trained in from the Krupp fac Rumors are being printed that the therein, aa a reward for their neu- the «pot earlier report which declared Hie Germans arc still hammering the Fremii slstunoe of the allies 1« slackening. tory. esperta who have been specially German right line has been broken, trality. »nd, such aa This 1« due to the helllah fighting I 1 trained In the use of the great siege but this, military officers will not eon- left. Russia will limit ber demands to -getablua >u ut< and [that has been continuing day aud J gun* go «J th every one of tbe great firm. Galicia, at the same time settling »< ,in< t iu*e I night, and Is declared to be the most [ sligo gun« rent to the front. 8o far as they know, they •ay. the guarantees for the entire Independ ••NOT DECIMILE YET"—HEHI.IN. R<»v t (ailing h« y -ning ¡bitter ever known In the history of| Albert J. Leroy, an Englishman. Situation has not materially changed ence of the four Balkan states. Since . Poet) nv carried out as far as poaal Halted Press Aervlee wurfare. wh> was pr«»ent when the bombard They report the fighting fierce, with Russia baa no Interest In tbe Adriatic ble by rail. The difficulty la that the HERLIN, Hept. 21*.—(tU The Rugue) —file following I» today's First It was an artillery duel, hen ment of Liege started, has returned the Germans hotly resisting, but pre problem, and. moreover, cherishes a regiments are continually changing <>IH< lal statement : an attempted charge on one side or i to London, and tells some very inter dict a break through the German line warm friendship with Italy, she will •their quarters, and thus the commis Bordeaux has ordered headquarters not offer protectorate over Albania. "The llgldliig is general. Il is m.i uppercut anywhere liiat the light the other, followed by tbe big ma-1 esting fsets concerning the fail of the sariat has difficulty In finding them. forts of thst city. not to make any comment In advance In addition, there will be a rectifica chino guns being brought Into play, I ing ha» reached Gw ilcelaivr singe To simplify matters each day a spe He saw one shell fall In tho town. ¡of the official statements. and finally resorting to the bayonets tion of Italy's northern frontiers on cial station is chosen for each army "Tira Gervwan rigid has twrii subject' <| <«• never* pressure for several It blew a large house to pieces. Three An offieiau review. Issued late thLx a national racial basis I lo check any advancing rush. corps. The regimental transport goes ■lays, inai every attempt to penetrate tills line Ims Imen re|>ellrd. Always «hell« were exploding in i<»rto gave In within a week after the afternoon, says the French are pro "I think France will resume pos every day to thia station, and re "in lite realtor Giere has been no change lor n week, mid liti- lighting the trendies, .literally blowing mon to «rst «bot» *•« fli*d. Three forts gressing east of Ste. Mlhlel. and are session of Alsace-Lorraine and the ceives two days' provisions, so that ______ _____ ________ ph-coH by the hundred« and thous- <*••. and the Germans were driving the German« back. This is Palatinate, while Austria will remain there is always an abundance of re 'uutinues Our torvea continue to gain along lite Mueac." —„______________________ ii,'1« The i" rp'iiuil groans and cries , forced to bring thdr great si«*« gun« the first time the bureau has men a German state and form a part of serves. tioned Ste. Mlhlel since the Germans the Germanic confederation. ™ ’ I Ith* wounded contlnu- through the town. MiEGK GINH MOVE TO AN TH ERR |.OW THE WAR to ” X and A« dying dl"h<-.rt«nin, If the railway la not available, sup To do this they built u special rail- announced they had crossed the "Thia will raise the quesHon plies are provided b> motor transport. AFFECTING GOTHAM Tht> tro<JI,M wore «.omi^ll^d to remain ro“«1 «“ ,u" «“»» over. The guns Mauna. «hether the German emperor shall If motor transport fails In a day or THK ll.lGt'K, . JIM.««-4«rriiiAii These reports apparently quiet the be merely king of Prussia or also* two, the corps d'armee draws on Ito 'constantly In the water filled trench«« moved on flanged wheels about •h'ffr artillery is Itrinn pl«««^! nrnr NEW YORK, Hept. 30.—L ______ „nd the allghtest movement anywhere *v*'en teet hi*h. stories that the German right Is in king of Austria. It seems to me quite' stock of provisions, which are good l*c«ert«d Aait*«*rp and liMndrtMU are fieriua (hr "Aa a sailor I have been ajl around full retreat, although It emphasizes unlikely that the United States will for four days. The organisation is as they sever were before In their would provoke the shelling of that [: . My. Hallway ommiuairsttoM have hlstorlos.’wali and Broad strata7o-j the world." said Leroy, "and never the fact that the French left is gain Intervene, and if Sweden should as-' based on a system of enormous depot« portion of tho line. have I seen such large guns aa they ing. ***** *’** *"' diy pnneuto au unuaual appoarunce sert herself on behalf of Germany ! at important railway centers. At were. To silence the forts with these Il ie reported tluvt tbe Uersuana arc —at least to one who has watched the ITALIAN TORPEDO Tbe last official report was favor she would find her action paralyzed each of them, hundreds of thousand« determincl to capture the Belgian activities there for the last few years. !of ratlon* of bread are baked every BOAT DESTROYED , guns took only two hours. For one able to the allies. This emphasized by that of Norway and Denmark.” of the forts only four shots were re the fact that the general turning seaport as soon aa |Mw>lblv. aa they Grass Isn't growing on the once two ---------- day, and suppll«* of all kind are sc- quired. waat it for a temporary base for an wildly busy thoroughfares, but that i-ONDON, Sept. 29 Because most Icumulated. movement of the allies north of ROME, Sept. 30.— it is rumored aeroplane attack on the British coast. Is about all <>ne can say In favor oi I saw some of the wounded taken Somne Is progrcss'ng rapidly, This of the police have joined the army * These depots are not fully stocked hero today that an Italian torpedo It ie understood that a Meet of new them from these forts. Their condition was, 1« interpreted as meaning the with- service, scores of the large firms beforehand, in times of peace they boat struck a mlue In the Adriatic dea armoeevl Zeppeutna are ready. They were blackened by drawal of tho German right Is al- throughout London and other cities contain several days' provisions, and iN-ad they are, nt least dead If one ,off Comacchlo, and the boat and crew horrible explosions and so burned and injured ready In progress, have formed police reserve forces" after mobilisation receive dally sup were to compare them to the once ««re loat. that they died the same night._______________ __ from among tbe clerk» who remain. plies of every kind, brought in ac BERLIN. Sept. 3u Th« .tatement busy acenes on these streets. The report has caused much auti- "One thing that I especially wish DHops DEAD AT The 1'Oliee reserves were organized at cordance with a carefully prepared Is Issued that the fighting continues. No messenger boy rushes by; no ' Austrlau feeling, and the minister of to slate, and that Is that I saw th« 'the suggestion of the authorin' The German right wing Is said to be . . ( plan. DIN VER TABLE intact, .nd the sill*, assaults are be- //"“* »>'. « 'ndow to yell marines la Investigating the rumor, German* fire on the Red Cross. I % I Herds of cattle are driven some dis- buying or selling orders to a subor which has not been confirmed. saw Red Cross wounded and dead. PARIS. Sept. 29.—Every r Ing repulsed The left and center arc ' tance in the rear of each army con», Death suddenly took Dr. William The Italian ambassador at Vienna dinate; no speculator rushes madly "The Germans took their wounded Martin, an old-time resident of Klam the French army carries on him one and rested before slaughtering. The gaining along, brushing passers-by this way I t'» been Instructed to enter a pro from the Belgian Red Cross on the The German« continue to advance | ath Falls, aa he was sitting at the day's reserve rations, which may only daily consumption of each army corps •nd that; In fact, none of the scenes test against the mining of the Adriatic plea thst they were not bffing well In the East Prussia light, The Ger- dinner table at the home of Mr. and be used in case of extreme urgency. is 120 head of cattle, and the meat is usual to the*« streets famous as the by the Austrians, and demand that It treated. Thia despite the fact that mana there have advanced eastward Mr*. Silas Obenchain Tuesday. Heart They consist of 30 grammes (10*4 •carried to the front by Paris omni- aurld's centers for trading—are ••■en !•« discontinued. the chief medical officer had taken ounces) of war biscuit, 30 grammes i buses. Since the beginning of the to the main railway. ¡allure was tbe cause. Il is believed that this will be the wounded Germans to bls home to in- nowadays. of preserved meat, 50 grammes of campaign tbe commissariat depart Max Linder, the world's moat fa- The pioneer dentist was feeling as Far acrorai the sea a million or II'rat step leading to a breach between :«*■• their being well taken care of. condensed soup, 3« graines of coffee. , ment has worked without a hitch. moua cinematograph artist, was killed usual when he sat down to the dinner "Tho last forts were silenced about more men are engaged In deadly The two countries, as it Is not expected In the battle along the Alsne. Be.au*. of 'this, hundred« Austria will pay any attention to fourteen «lays after the bombardment table with his daughter, Miriam, Mr. combat. ( LAIMS TIRE PROOF aud Mrs. E. Carpenter of Oakland, MORE MONEY FOR THE the protest, which will force Italy to .first started PROTECTION OF FOREST PETROORAI» Hept 30.—A reln- I of clerks and office boys and stenog AGAINST BIOWtHTS and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Obenchain. take direc t action. "I was arrested as an English spy forced German array is battling wltb raphers here are Idle. Immediately after he had filled his I and imprisoned for six days in a room Koon after tho close of the Ne« Kennenkampf's array between the WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 30.— plate with victuals preparatory to eat CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 30.—An BF.GtoTRATION at the railway station. By the sol-' Nlsmen River and the East Prussian York Stock Exchange, due to the «'ar ing. he fell over into the lap of Mr. The federal government's co-opera automobile tire proof against blow- GAINING NAHEM ¡diers I was treated very badly. They In Europe, brokers hero began to frontier Carpenter, dead. A doctor was sum tion with the states in the protection outs and punctures, and which will i kicked me If I dared to move after lieeperate lighting la reported In "shut up shop.* Most of them simply moned. but to no avail. of 'orstu against Are has met witn outlive the ordinary tire tenfold, is Those who have not yet registered (bey told me to He down on the straw the vicinity of Oeeeweta and Augus- dismissed their employes until further In the passing of Dr. Martin, Klam such success that congress has made rhe claim made today for the lnven- and sleep. have until October 15tli In which to notice and locked their doors. towo. ath Falls loses one of its best known »100,000 available for continuation tion of Alonso Subers, a Cleveland They hit me with the butts of their A few of them dismissed all but one gel their names on the registration It la elated that the Russian« have residents. An ardent sportsman and of this work in the agricultural appro- man. gun« several times. All 1 had to eat been gaining, but the battle la not or two employes and still kept their hooka at the county clerk's office. On a proficient dentist, he has won prfution 1111 Just passed. Suber's tire is woven from rubber that day the books ( lose, and those was bread and soup. Finally I was offices ope*. But these are few. yet at the decisive stage II friends in both his business and rec 1 be co-operation began in 1911, coated cords. Each cord contain« released and went to Liege, out of Tho hundreds of idle clerks, sten not registered will uol be eligible to Ruaalana are advancing In Galacla reation periods here. when congress first recognized the thirteen threads of a tough fabric, ographers. telegraphers and office vote al the Important November elec which I escaped by securing under a When he opened his office here duty of the government to aid in pro- and are woven and coated by special tala« namx a pass to go to Maastricht boys wander along the streets daily. tion. VILLA READY many years ago, the town was then tecting the watersheds of navigable' machinery. Both the machinery for The total registration now is 3.339. and buy some food. The Journey to FOR TALK They are all there la loft to remind clustered along the river, with the streams by enacting the Weeks law. making the cords and the process of Holland took me six hours on foot. one of tho former busy daya along By precincts this Is as follows: Manager« of the Belgian powder "brick store” building as the center. The law not only provided fcr the weaving the cords into tires are pat Fourth. Ward ......... ZACATECAS, Sept 3u General then« streets. factories refused to work their place« Th? doctor opened his office there, purchase by the government of for- «nted in this country and abroad, Most of these employes are now at East Klamath Falls France*»« Villa arrived today, to par Ordinary tires stand only about ISO for the Germans, even in the face of and although tbe town has grown est lands in the East, needed for ticipate In the conference with Cat the point where they muni altber have Third Ward ........... away Irom there, he still maintained streams protection, but also author- pounds pressure to the square Inch, being threatened with death, Leroy isnza. In the hope of preventing a w,,rk or »«erve. They had small sav Second Ward ......... declared, He said the members of tbe same office until the last, and his ized the secretary of agriculture to Suber's tires. It is claimed, will stand fresh outbreak of war. Villa la In *nKI1 accountH, but the enforced idle- i Went Klamath Fnlls the firm that built the defenses of customers all felt enough confidence co-operate with the states to prevent pressure of 1,000 pounds. This would telegraphic communication with Gen- >*••• of several weeks have eaten the Sliipplngton .. Antwerp also were threatened with in his work as a dentist to walk to the [fire on other forest lands located on give them a metallic hardness with a Mills............... »lender funds up. er si Obregon, hie lieutenant. the watersheds of navigable streams. greater resilence than any tire now In death if they did not give up the isolated location be held to. The situation that confronts them Malin............. The coumlMlon sent by Carranza Is As a result, private owners of for use. Dr. Martin took one big vacation plans of that city. They refused to ' Pine Grove .. at Agues Caliente«, arranging the pre is a desperate one, and one that de every year. This was a sojourn of est lands in many regions have been Suber's invention is patented In do so. he Mid. mands Immediate attention. The Wood River . . liminaries for the peace meeting several weeks into the woods back of beneiitted by the establishment of a America and Europe. Large tire Both they and the powder manu brokers refuse to take any responsl- Lost River ... This meeting will be held her«. facturers were spared, however, the Wamplers, from which he would re protective system of proved efficiency. manufacturers in Akron hold the Tule Lake . . Villa'« generals are confident that bility whatsoever, Germans not carrying out their fill n laden with venison. The trip During the fire season approximately , American patent rights. It is claimed th* meeting will adjust the differ- "What could we do?” said one. Dairy.............. «as always a big part of the year for 30t> patrolmen are maintained in the 'that Suber's Invention will also be of threats. encee between the two great Mezlcan *•»•'» attention wan (ailed to the Odell .............. Dr. Martin, and his big laugh was to field under this law. They guard an much value in the manufacture of Belgian unemployed were offered leaders Joblee« hundreds. "Wo aro in the Poe Valley . . double ordinary wages to work In be heard ringing out as his friends area of about 13,000,000 acres, for high pressure Are hose and air hose _____________ same tlz. Out office« cu«t iih m the Kinmath Lake t the powder factories and build Jested about hLs last success, or his the mqst part mountainous, and all on locomotives. | Plevna........... H'RKKY RED FOR neighborhood of »100 a day. trenches, he said, They were not probable success on his next trip Into located on important watersheds. Suber is a man of 55, who has made KLAMATH FARMERS "When we are doing no business Worden......... This area is protected at a very low and lost two fortunes. He came to tempted by the offers, however, refus tho woods. _____ that is a terrific axpenee, and one that Midland .... Deceased was 4 4 years of age. Hi cost per acre. A much larger area is ;Cleveland after the panic of 1903 un- ing to do the Germans' bidding. Dry farmers In Klamath county *• cannot maintain Wo simply have Hildebrand . . The Germans had a great number la the son of Alex Martin Sr., presi I'rotected in the same states by state 'known and penniless. Since then lie who have a tract of land used for to »hut up shop and wait for th« war Sprague River Injured tn the fighting near Liege. dent of the First National bank of employes and private agencies. All ¡ha* been working on the Invention l.angcll Valley potato«* this summer, or wummer to end. Leroy said, as every night he could Klamath Falls. In addition he is sur told expenditures in the same states J which he hopes will place his name "And, too, we have the Interest on Swan.............. fallowed, may ■••cure Turkey Red hear wagons by the score passing vived by his daughter, aged 13 years, by state employes and private agen ¡beside the Inventor of the automobile wheat tor fall planting by making ap our «onto In tho Exchange to pay. I Algoma........... through the streets, loaded with Ger two brothers, Alex Martin Jr. of Eu cies arc from three to flve times as itself. plication at once of County Agricul bought my seat while times were Mt. Laki .... man wounded. They were being tak gene. and George Martin of Berlin, great as those from federal funds. turist H. Roland Glalsyer. He has a good, and it costs tne »74,0(B). And To secure federal aid a state must Big Warehouse. en back to their own lines to field and two sisters, Mrs. James Woodard wom it SERIEN the Interest on that Is a big item." limited amount for distribution. have provided by law a system of for hospitals for treatment. and Mrs. Lydia Aikin oj Oakland. Permission to erect a frame store BEGIN (MT. 1» National airs are strictly tabooed at The grain 1« for fall planting, and Leroy confirmed the report that the On Friday morning Mr. Martin's est tire protection, and its expenditure house 224x32 feet, with a 10-foot all "wet good«" emporium«, where Uralayer Insists that the land be dry Germans placed Belgians in form of body will be taken to Auburn, to be must at least equal the government's. platform, was granted the Klamath PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30. The the soldiers to prevent Belgian avi- farmed, and a tract not used for a men and women allko '■ongregato in i Interred by the side of his wife, and No state is allotted more than 310,- Manufacturing Co Monday night by world series Kami's between tho Phila >ators from dropping bombs on them. New York. gruln crop this summer. will be accompanied to the train by 000, The states which are now re the city council. The shed Is to be The reawon for this is very plain. delphia Athletics and the Boaton ¡These aviators dropped leaflets in the the members of Klamath Lodge No. ceiving aid are Maine, New Hamp- used for storing box shoots. While tho king of the Belgium* The war across the big pond haa Brave« will begin here October 9th. forts, urging them to hold out, «aylng 77, A. F. ft A. M., of which lodge shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con- was being driven along the battle aroimod everyone or nearly every acordliiK to plan« arranged by the that the allies would soon appear. the deceased was a member. nectlcut. New York, New Jersey, Barney's All Kight. front near Antwerp his chauffeur at one— to such a point that they take National l ominls«ion here today. Only German money Is used in Liege, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Word has been received from Bar Tho first two games will be played and only German is spoken there. Le tempted to drive into the Germnn aldtM, and there are aeveral Btth* Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, ney Chambers, who Is at the German lines. The king ordered him to halt, wars or duelH, one might «ay, dally In bore. Tho plan of playing two g«mes roy asserted. South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wash hospital in San Francisco, that on and when he failed to stop the king New York tluU arise a« u result of HUccessively In each city was adopted. ington and Oregon. A specific agree Monday he underwent the operation Final arrangements for the series GOOD HEADWAY shot his chauffeur dead. Papers quarreling over the big war In I ROME. Sept. 30.—It was learned ment is made with each state. for which he entered the hospital, and to decide the world's championship found on the chauffeur showed he Europs. MADE ON WORK today that Austria is concentrating The government is supplied with that he is doing nicely. Partisan« on one «Ide or another will be made today and tomorrow by had been offered 3250,000 to deliver on her Italian frontier all available the state's plan of fire protection, In took to requesting of orchestra« in tho Nntlonal naseball Commission. the king to the Germane. According to E. P. McCornack, who troops, and that soldiers of Italian cluding maps which show the areas to The Missouri State Federation of 1 1 cafes to play a martlul tune of the I its privately reclaiming 7,000 acres of I birth are being transferred to Galicia be protected, location of lookout sta Labor adopted resolutions appealing country they favor. . Going Nouth for Visit. Municipal Hock Pile ! marsh land at Caledonia on Upper and Hungary. Slavic regiments being tions, headquarters and routes of pa to President Wilson, the warring na Mr«. H. II. Edmonds leaves In a I.uke, 75 per cent of the exterior dike substituted. The orchestra leader« very foolish- [ Believing that the people of Rose trolmen, and other features neces- tion« and the civilised world to do short lime for Santa Clara, where she [ has been completed. Work will be burg should be protected against the ly did this- for a while. There Is but little doubt that Italy sary to understanding the fire control all in their power for International I continued by the dredge "Klamath will soon participate in the war. The scheme. The state forester or similar peace and the permanent suspension Near riot« reaultsd every time an .will remain for some time. Invasion of an army of unemployed men during tho winter, Mayor Napo orchestra «tarted to piny the "Mnrsel- I Queen" and the crew until cold ¡German and Austrian diplomats be officer is given an appointment in the of the European war. leon Rice has announced that he I ish lalses" or any other war tune. There I er« saw that all the national alia, ex ■ weather sets in. forest service, which authorizes him lieve this. decided to bring about a solution of always happened Io bo Home repre cept the good old U. 8. tunes—would This dike, when completed, will be Milwaukee Millers Celebrate to employ federal patrolmen. The the problem of handling these unfor sentative« of the other «Ido prosont, have to bo barred from their places. approximately 5 H miles long. The MILWAUKEE, WIs.. Sept. 29. Paris officials say the Germans federal expenditures are for the sal- tunates by establishing a rock pile and they lininedlntolv wanted to start There were too many brawls every reclaimed land, after being pastured lost 100,000 and the allies 50,000 cries of these patrolmen. Millers today celebrated the anniver on the property nenr the city farm.— n tight. time a French, German or English air for some time, will be sub-divided and ¡during the ballte of the Marne, which sary of the opening here In 1X47 of It wiiHii't long until the cafe own- was played. Roseburg Review. «old aa small farm tracts. the flrat steam flour mill in the city. covered 113 miles. Herald want ads brine resulto. I and miaaing. Of thia number lite altlra* losses nre lOe.tMN*.