davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
George Pullman,

ow wielki wyzyskiwacz przediozy{ ma
Posiedzeniu akcyonaryuszow sprawo-
zdanie "a rok ubieg{y.
Otoz Pullman skarzy sic, ze roku
ostatnim czysty zysk wynosi tylko
s2.32O.4ll.9O powiada ze robotnicy sa
niewdzieczni, ze place i'm musia{ obni-
zyc wskutek ziych czasow. Ale sobie
urzednikom pensyi ME zmniejszyi. :.
Jest to cziowiek bez serca; bryla
zimna, ktorq los bliznich zgola mic
ME obchodzi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Prasa a czytelnicy.

raSa uOSZfa 40 taKleg0 stop
MIA, re staia sic potega, ktora
hcza sic nawet giowy ukorono-
wane. Ia pomoca prasy doko-
nywa sic miedzy ca}ym swiatem
wymiana mysli, poglad6w u
czuc. Gazeta jest tez polem, na
kt6rem zdania przeciwne scie-
rae sic moga. DIS kazdy stara
sic bye wyksztalconym lie moz,
nosci; kazdy czytelnik6w stara
sic dowiedzieG co sic dzieje w
kraju rodzinnym; i interesuja 90
kraiowe sprawy biezace; kazdy
z mas chcialby znac chociaz tylko
w og6lnych zarysach, historye,
literature, sztuki, sprawy ekono-
miczne kraju; wreszcie wiado-
Sci specyape.
Zadanie wiec prasy jest bardzo
obszerne.
Pismo uczciwe powinno bye
wiernym przedstawicielem po-
trzeb dqzeG spo}eczeGstwa ma
szego.. Dalej kazde pismo powin,
no mice jakis specyalny program
- powinno dqzyc do pewnego
idea1u - pOzostawiajqc inne
strony zycia ma drugim planie.
,,zgoda' jako organ instytucyi
patryotycznej powinna przede-
wszystkiem stac ma stray szcze.
rego patryotyzmu; bronic wszy
stkiego co jest polskie - sku-
piac jak najwieksze zastepy dla
sprawy naszej; 1aczyc ME roz-
dzielac; lagodziG ME draznic.
Ale, aby lody topic wielkiego
trzeba ognia ably masy pociqgnqc
w imie idealu trzeba wielkiego
szczerego zapa}u j czystosci du.
cha. Rozpuscmy wiec wszystkis
potegi naszego ducha; roznieC-
my po calej POlsce "a granica
Ear zapa1u, aby pod niebo wy
buchnal jeden plomieG ofary, 2
ofarnego oltarza Polski, ably wszy.
scy ludzie dobrej woli W ojczy.
znie j "a granicq swietym a ME.
zwyciezonym zastepem szli W du-
chu wsp6lnej "a kraj ofiary j W
imie wolnoSci braterstwa. zwy.
ciezali.
Pisma ME majq jednak prawa
lekcewazyc inne dqznosci spoie.
cze6stwa, dqznosci majace ma ce-
lu polepszenie bytu materyalne.
90.
Pismo powazne ME zbaczajqce
nigdy raz obranej drogi po.
winno cd czasu do czasu zabrac
CLOS W danei sprawie publicznej.
Zgadzamy sic ma wake pogla-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Jak tn z{emu zaradzicl


Otoz: ME popierajcie 6ezmysl-
ME pism zanim dokIadnie ME
zbadacie kierunku ich; zastan6w-
Gle sic czy gazeta taxa przyniesie
korzysG spolecze6stwu czy tez
szkode.
Pytajcie sic zawsze sumienia
waszego - ono wan da dobra
wskazowke. Jesli wan sumie-
ME powie, re ia lub owa gazeta
pracuje uczciwie, powinniscie z
obowiazku pismo take popierac,
rozszerzac; inaczej odsy}ajcie ga.
zete tam skad przysz}a. Bo
zbrodnia Jest popierac to, co faisz
szsEzy po swiecie = co ludzi ba-
lamuci.
Bracia kochani! gdy pisma ME,
uczciwe spostrzega, re og6l po-
znae sic moze na tych lisach far
bowanych : albo zaprzestana
wychodzic - albo tez wejdq ma
droge uczciwq. A wtedy dopie.
ro bedziemy mogli spokojnie
pracowac dla dobra ojczyzny ma.
szej, dla dobra og6lu.
Papier drukowany ,szerzacy
falsz i kalumnie, broniacy inte,
res6w jednostek Dieuczciwych, po.
winien zniknac raz ma zawsze.
Cd was to zalezy = czy be,
dziemy mieli pisma uczciwe,
Przynoszqce nam korzySc SEE
rzqce milosc miedzy rodakami.
Ma zakoGczenie artykuIu nj.
niejszego dodajemy jeszcze, ze
lam ,,Zgody" Poswiecac ME mo.
zemy dla Polityki chicagoskiej,
ktora jest straszna - ale dla po.
lityki og6lno.zwiazkowej i og6l.
no-pOlskiej. Sa tn u mas zwiqz.
kowi, kt6rym sic zdaje, ze Gala
dzlafalnosc Iwiazku oparta Jest
ma walce zpewnym proboszczem.
Pytamy sic, ,czy wolno nam zbieraG
pieniadze od braci naszych 10 /.
mte 'TdtJyOtyzmu od oceanu do
oceanu - na to tylko, ably tn
w Chicago prowadzic wake 10.
kalnq Z jednym cziowiekiem !;
chociazby on byl proboszczem
parafii !Zresztq ksiqdz ten dis ME
wystePuje przeciw Zwiqzkowi -
a odgrzewane potrawy zawsze
cuchna. o co wiec many kl6ciG
sieI Ublizalibysmy sobie sta.
nowczo - sqdzac, ze dis kto
jest W stanie rozbic instytutucye
naszq. Zadna wiec sila ME zmu.
81 mas do zmiany kierunku jaki
nadali5my organowi zwiqzkowe.
mu - a czy polityka nasza wyj.
die ma dobro Zwiazku = przy-
sziosc pokaze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Franciszek Hieronim Jabiohski, redaktor
dow, ale wystapmy zawsze uzbro-

dow, ale wystapmy zawsze uzbro-
jeni w fakta, W argumenta -
a wtedy takiej polemiki sko-
rzystajq czytelnicy - bo sprawa
zostanie wyswietlonq. Wystrze-
gao sic powinnismy polemiki o.
sobist-j. Jesli przeciwnika ME
mozemy pokonac argumentami
= ME idzmy nigdy sladem tych,
kt6rzy W srodkach ME przebiera-
ia, kt6rzy ME wahaja sic rozmy-
slnie kiamac i oczerniac, ably tyl-
ko ma swojem postawic, ably tyl-
ko powiedziec sobie: dafem ia
mu!
Niegodnem to jest pisma da-
zacego droga sumienna j uczciwa.
Ponizajac przeciwnik6w naszych
- nigdy siebie ME mozemy wy
wyzszye.
Pytamy sic tu czy prasa nasza
spe}nia zadanie sweI czy chodzi
droga uczciwa'
Me zawsze.
kto temu winien.
a no redaktor! - odpowie
prawie kazdy czytelnik.
Rzadko spotykamy dw6ch lu-
dzi o jednem zdaniu - jesli
sic czasem zgadzajq w. og6lnych
zarysach, to jeszcze r6znia sic w
odcieniach.
Wierzaj nam bracie, ze redak.
tor ME zawsze moze to pisac co.
by chcia1; redaktor bowiem iesli
ME jest zarazem wydawca ga
zety - jest zawsze zalezny; po-
winien jednak raczej ustapic
anizeli bye narzedziem w reku
podlych ludzi. Tu W Ameryce
trudno jest redagowaG pismo
polskie ku Og6lnemu zadowoleniu.
Natworzylo sic lyle partyj i par
tyjek, lyle koteryj j koteryjek ;
kliki mniejsze i wieksze. -
a jesli ME zadowolnisz sasiada
swego, jesli ME pochwalasz jego
przekonan, jego zapatrywaG, lub
wreszcie jego widzimisie; jezeli
innq kroczysz drogq - biada ci
przyjacielu! Zrobiq ciebie "a.
przedanca, oszusta, zIodzieia,
kropidlarza; slowem i suchei nit.
Xxi ma tobie ME zostawia A
zwr6c mu tylko uwage ma ME.
taktowne jego postepowanie -
obrzuci Gle blotem w pismie -
ba, ME tylko ciebie - ale i zone
twq - iprzyjaci6} twycb wszy.
stkich, kt6rzy tobq trzymajq.
Czy wiec pisma takie spelniajq
zadanie swel. Me! lepiej aby
wcale ME istnialy; bo miasto po.
uczac i uszlachetniac czytelnik6w
swych = demoralizuja ich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
POsiedzenie administracyi delega-
tow ObchOdOWych.

Niniejszem zwo4uje posiedzenie,
odninistracyi delegatow towarzystw
narodowych dla urzadzenia obchodow
ma poin. zachod. stronie miasta, ma So
bote Sci godzinie wieczorem, do re-
dakcyi pZgody". Misosc Pozdro-
wienie. - Prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
lnkOrpOracya Zwiazku n. p.

w Przysztym numerze rozpoczniemy
szereg artyku}ow dotyczacych inkorpo-
racyi instytucyi naszej- wed}ug statu-
tow stanu Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
SkrZynka do list0w.

Pd0u Per-. W New Yorku: Ode
bralismy. Me wiemy czy mozemy zro-
bic uzytek dla nawalu materyalu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24

Ma mocy nadeslanych deklaracyi i
oertyfkat6w zostaio przyjete do Zwiq-
zku Mar. Pol. nastepujqce towarzystwo:
Tow. Krakusow S-go Grzegorza W
Chicago, III. jako grupa 245.
rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
Il. Mattel, sekv. ZEN.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-24
Bi6ro Rzadu CentralnegO
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, II pazdziernika 1894.
NastePujacy czionkowie przyjeci 20
stall do Zwiazku Mar. Pol:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
WORD TO POPULlSTS.

There remains but one week and Two
days until election. at which time the
veal or woe Of this nation will be decid-
ed. This brief time will be filed with
frantic efforts on the part Of the two OLD
parties to break through our lines ana
stampede our forces. The country VIII
be flooded with speakers and literature
the byways and secret place will be
haunted with boodlers and vote-bdyers,
and the press will be filed with all sorts
OF rumors. Nothing save sturdy, honesty
and devotion to principle can success
fully Withstand such political methods
This onslaught Of dishonesty and perhdy
must be met with self-reiiance and in
tegrity. This is battle between the
great plain people Of this country and a
fate worse than chatflo slavery. The
elections already held disclose the grow
ing discomfort among the people. and
point TO the Immediate overthrow Of
pluiocracy This disclosure has reused
the ruling factions in both old parties %
the verge of frenzy. They have al last
realized the danger which threatens
them, and will make The most derarNe
fight OF their lives. Lei al populisiS be
on their guard; let them stand firm as
the rocks and permit nothing % prevent
their going to the polls When there.
vote the ticket straight. Don scratch
a single name. but stand square for The
whole ticket. Listen % no persuasi n,
believe no rumors, and above all, rehuke
with violence, II needs be, The bOodier
and the vote-buyer. We believe IL any
man needs killing il is be who oilers to
buy his neighbours vote. and few OBJ
ject lessons IN that line might 20 II .ong
way in PURIFYING present political mela-
DDS. II you are IN doubt go 70 some irls
and tried poDclis's and GET informaf.1a.
Don't take The word Of the opposition
for anything This is good edsicel and
will be found sound and reliable. Don't
quarrel among yourselves, but stand 'o-
gether and make the contest bitter nd
uncomproniising. CAN Spade % ade
and demand your rights ano sei them.
The rule Of the bull dolcr. iae o0od.er
and the vote buyer must en- or tie
liberties Of the people are gone forever.
Don't commit crime, don't be laced
in false position, but at the same time
don't submit like cowarcs. Watch ont
for frauds, and be prepared to prevent
them il possible. No matter what bug
bear stories may be brought against the
party OF its candidates. pay no attention.
but vote the ticket. Finally remember
that it is the vote, the aggregate vote at
this election that determins the pros
pcct for lS96.-National Waterman.
j -Besure and see copy Of the next
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

have the public believe has operated so
effectually in Mr. Wits case has had
nothing TO do with the soberness Of the
Tribune We always had a sympathet-
lc feeling for a man dying for drink and
no money to buy il, but fellow in that
prcdcament is hardly ripe for subsediz-
ing newspapers. In matters Of int9m-
perancc the Tribune is avowedly good
authorlty-its been there often enough.
The thing that worries the Tribune
In this matter is the bare possibility that
II republican commissioners are not elect
ed the county printing might go TO some
Other Office. There is nothing mercena-
~ about that. oh no. The Tribune is as
innocent Of anything OF that Kind as a
sheep killing dog The diplomatic stroke
Of the Tribune in eneeavoring TO cast
odlum on the INDEX loses all its brilliance
when II is known that the state republican
committee remembered that journal with
handsome cash donation in the very re-
cent past and what il says about hirelings
is another case Of that dirty old pot call
ing the kettle black.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

orado ms evidence Of the incompetency
Of the peoples party In governmental
affairs, counting upon the crcdulity Of
the average voter for the strength Of
argument. The popnlists upon every
occasion tell the people that the repub-
lican and democratic leaders are play
ing in together wherever there is pos
sibility Of peoples party success and
every new deal confirms the truthful
ness of this assertion. In order TO make
the scheme work the republicans are all
the time bowling fusion between the
populists and democrats but whenever
fusion is actually discovered it Is be-
tween the republicans and democrats.
and the populists generally succeed in
knocking out all such combinations.
Democrats were never known TO be de-
luded into such scrape more than once
in any one locality because the repub-
licans always proved recreant to their
democratic allies. They would be anx-
ious enough to form the combine to
knock out the populists but when IL
came TO dividing the spells they wanted
the lions share and the poor democrats
got none.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

THERE Is a story going the rounds
that Bob Aikman's sheep. by some
hook or crook, escaped being assessed In
Emmettsvile Independent school dis
srict where il Is said they properly be-
long. Some say they were assessed in
another mans name In order to avoid
the school tax in this districts at anv
rate il knocks the Emmett school out
Of $50 or 500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Tuis thing Of the republicans cavort-
iag over the country crying America
~ Americans" after thirty years Of
.rls,a,ion dur.ng which thousands and
~cn hundreds OF thousands OF she worst
f.elgo elements In existence were crow
ding upon our shores with the arrival
n every ship. Is like locking the barn
after the horse had been stolen.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

ED. HAYES is considerably incensed
because the INDEX has undertaken to
defend our political friend, Mr.. Witt,
against the insidious attack Of the re-
publican campaign liar, and being a
candidate himself is a little more SEN
sitlve than under normal conditions.
Ed. is not at heart bad boy, in fact
he is whole lot better than the aver
age and If he did not have such an
implacable yearning for Office he would
be model young man. He seriously
objects 10 the INDEX bringing him into
this fight or in fact taking any part in
it at all, after publicly announcing that
we proposed to let nature take her
course in this instance. Mr.. Hayes
thinks we were justified in denouncing
the contemplate lies which were start
ed about Mr.. Witt and which were
UNREASONABLE intended to benefit Mr..
Hayes or Mr.. Johnson, whether by
their consent or not this deponeni
saith not. but we had no right to con.
meet his name in an unfavorable light
Who knows but that the suspicion
lurking in some mems hearts that the
INDEX would say nothing in this mat
ter may have removed from theil
minds all the narrowing consequences
Of Just retribution. We do mo-
charge that Mr.. Hayes was so affected
I indeed we are quite willing to believe
him entirely innocent, but people wht
are quite as deeply interested in hi
election as he is himself. for obvious
reasons. could easily manipulate thu
matter and If it redown to his injur,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
PEOPLES PARTYcoUNTY TICKET


For sheriff
WIN. II. TAYLOR.
For Assessor
FINLEY MONROE.
For Auditor
w. G. DUNBAR.
For Probate Judge
NJ r. JENKINS.
For Treasurer
ROSCOE 5. MADDEN.
Commissioner
ist District
+. A. DASCH.
2nd District
G. ID. STAFFORD.
Ord District
~. X. WITT.
For Coroner
b. +. DELANO.
For Surveyor
r. WILLIAMS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

How life long democrat can con
4. lrnciousl, vote the republican ticket
b a mystery but any democrat can con-
slstrnlly vote the peoples party ticket
when there is no chance Tor democracy
IN fact many democrats have half-heart-
rdly supported many peoples party re-
.'rms 10 the democratic party.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

THE Tribune in order to strengthen its
puerile and now confessedly malicious
attack on Mr.. Witt goes in to say some
more mean things about that worthy
man and belches up lot Of colicy stuff
about the INDEX being hired censor,
and hired devotion being a treacherous
sentiment. and decorated the whole thing
Off with a beautiful flight OF two OF the
Tribune's VIGOROUSLY elastic and unre-
liable Imagination. We hope that Tri-
bune was ducly sober but we also hope
that the same influences which it would
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27


We would like TO know II the demo-
Gratis are going to vote fer the republic
can candidates for the legislature in this
and Ada counties as some Benedict
Arnold democrats and pclf loving repub-
licans are trying TO persuade them to do.
or are they going to give the trick mule
of the demo-repo combine a wide berth
and vote the peoples party ticket
There is movement on foot in this leg
islatiye district among the republicans
and a few democrats To sidetrack or
knife the democratic nominees for the
Legislature in the interests OF the repub-
refer you 10 the Payette Independent
which has come out boldly endorsing
such scheme. The independent SAWS
there is no hope for democracy so far
as the legislative ticket in this and Ada
counties are concerned and advises all
democrats to Join with the republicans
in defeating the populists. We do not
believe the the honest element in the
democratic party will allow themselves
to be victimized by such crude conf
dcnce game as that. The main howl
among the fellows who are managing
this scheme. the thing upon which they
hope To range the common herd Of dem.
Gratis into the republican column. is the
socalled corrupt aud missmanaged adj
minisiration of the populists in Kansas
and Colorado. We believe the average
popullst is willing 10 be Judged by those
administrations and Invite the candid
voters to look up their record In Kansas,
Colorado aud elsewhere where they have
been In power and II they have not been
true TO every pledge they have made. do
not vote for them. or course republic
can papers and republican authorities
will tell you the populists were a howl.
ing failure in both Kansas aud Colorado.
They have an object in telling such
falsehoods. Il is 10 keep You from voting
the peoples party ticket, but wherever
the populists have been in power their
administration has been characterized
by wise. beneficial and economical legis-
lstion and that is the kind OF govern
mcnt the people OF Idaho will have n
the peoples party is placed In power.
We refer to this because every belly
aching republican orator that comes
along slways points to Kansas and Col
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Az exchange says. A remedy. or rath-
er a means Of preventing strikes. Is an
absolute necessity In this country. We
can see but one way, and that is the
government ownership OF rail roads.
This would put a stop TO strikes As
against railroads. AT least; and these are
the most destructive strikes which oc-
cur. Government ownership Of the
roads would do away with the two chief
causes Of strikcs-competionz and divi-
dends The government would no, run
them Tor profit. but at actual cost. and
hence there would De no inducement to
reduce wages In order 10 increase profits
Then. there would be avoided by tins
method that ruinous competition which
brings about rate wars, aud which some
times entails heavy Losses upon roads
aud produces a necessity Tor curtailment
In expenses winch becomes hardship
aud burden upon employees, often re-
suits Ia strikes. We cannot see why the
government could not run the railroads
a. well and as efficiently as Il runs the
,ostoftice business for the public. We
believe II the government were to under
take A.. that IL would not only do away
with strikes. but that fare would In flve
years come down 10 one cent a mile.
aud freight charges would be reduced In
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

THERE is distinct rumor aioat that
down the valley few miles there is one
man who owns 1900 head OF cattle yet
he only pays taxes on some three hun
dred head. The fact that this gentle
man owns this large number Of cattle is
OF general repute and yet Canyon coun-
TVS diligent assessor seems TO have failed
to get onto this fact Notwithstanding IL
was audbly mentioned to him by num-
Der OF good men. You have not heard
Of any poor man around the country
whose milk COW escaped assessment, have
you?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

PoruIisrs have been accused Of want
to legislate for the entire world. Wen.
there may be something In that. Come
to think about II the whole machine
does seem To- be out Of order anyway and
IL is more than likely the populists have
got exactly the necessary fabrication to
start the entire machinery In motion
again in the good old way. One thing
Is sure the republicans haven't anything
In their shop that will even give the
patien, the slightest temporary relief.
They admit that they are powerless to
do suffering humanity any good what
ever and amt going to try, yet they
want another chance to remedy the
the tariff, and import a few thousand
more Dagos. Huns Poles. etc. so that
"infant" manufacturers can skin the
living daylights out Of the consumer aud
incidentally impoverlsh humanity in
general. or words 10 that eifec, or some
thing pretty near likeit.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

The Caldwell Tribune is not hired
censor but the alacrity with which it
rushes TO the rescue Of republican candi-
dates Is worthy Of a better cause, II Mr..
Tribune was doing all this work gratui-
tously. In its last issue II strives hard
Ia say something In defense of Ralph
Cowden whose sympathies, according to
his own Oft repeated statements, are al
ways on the side Of capital and who new
er had such longing to become soldier
as he did last summer when the Coxey
movement was In progress. His ambi-
ton was not TO join Coxey but to suppress
him with the musket. OF course these
little characteristics will crop out on oc-
casions of this kind. The Tribune adj
mits that man who will act as Cowden
did towards the INDEX displays lack Of
wisdom and good business ability. and a
man who Is short on those lines is not
calculated TO make even the ''orneriest"
kind Of a statesman. The Tribune ac
knowledges having encountered the iden-
teal spirit in Mr.. Cowden that the H.
DEx complained 81 but it meekly sub
mitted without che'ishing the slightest
i'll feeling. Mr.. Cowden has given the
lie this statement so often that we hard
ly know which one to believe. He says
the Tribune not only got mad but went
so far as TO go to Nampa 10 purchase the
material for its new office, just because
his firm had Withdrawn their patronage
from that paper Oh, consistency thou
art a jewel; hired devotion, you are a
mighty treacherous sentiment.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Jay Mr. You fellow that plows sows.
feal's, hocs. aud gathers into some mass
niui Are you going to be frightened of
from voting the populist ticket again
ihis time by the cry Of cheap money!
Vow. Bud. honor bright don't you wish
it we're cheaper II takes an Outrageous
amount Of manhood to hay plutocratic
a'llsr these drmceratic days. kvans-
.ille star
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

THE unkind and perhaps malicious re-
port Is going the rounds that Mr.. Jake
Horn, republican nominee for assessor Of
Canyon county, found It cxpedient to
leave the state of Nebraska few years
ago in very great hurry and that
he came 10 Idaho in company with n
gentleman Of most unsavory reputation.
We believe this report TO be purely fab
rlcation and We hope that Mr., Horn will
take the earliest opportunity OF slcncing
his teaduccrs. This is too grave charge
To 20 unchallenged and II II be- false de-
serves the severest condemnation, ard
much as we desire the defeat Of Mr..
Horn, as matter Of political preference.
We will gladly assist him ln strangllng
this report II IL be no, true.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

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issue Of the INDEX before you vote.