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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
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4uf erIuden Der 9eb0rben BON
RdfbuiLle, 3enn., ipuroe gtitern bier
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feiteenommeR unb trat bereits qeftern
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tips aus QafbDills Die Riidreiie borts
bin on, I'm ii6 segsn bic antlage Der
granoitiftung 5u nsranttporten.
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nit Raleil suiammsn tpurhen nod
5pei anoere Gprier, Ramens gsoras
uHo eIias Solomon, nerbaftet, ipds
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rersn 9efhGftsleuten. bic aus Rafbs
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tparen, ertldrt puroe. brad Dor aurs
gem in btm adben zines Spriers, Ras
mems 5d6ab in Hdfbpi[Ie ein s5euer
aus. oas nugeniheinlih Gngslsgt mar,
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benH Is selans nohRr. feft5uiieleH.
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rpegasihnfft fporoeH pnreu uno iih
i'm benz Gef4Gftslctdl ftatt nes fiir
$1,000 periiherten WdorenIaesrs nur
Isere Qiften befnnoen.
Rad Der Werbaftung aaleils tpurs
ben 6ausiut1uneeu i'm 6aufe Ro.
311 Spcamore Strabe uno Re. 20
Opera gTaoe abgehaltsH, aber bic Be-
amten fanben MIR cine tsine aR5dhI
56uhe, bic aus benz 5oDdo fGeH
Bodrenlogsr fammen folIen unb Ders
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edb 6dbdS unb feline 6elfersblfsr
bas 8eeuunsrn Der gerfiheruRsssGss
Teaftaften Inn Grobeu btir.iben pols
ten.
Giaentbimlih tpar e. odb sIDei Der
GeT6dttsleute aus GaFhpiIe odrauf
btftonbeH, bag aaleii nit 5dodn
ipentiih lei, Ddhrsnb 5etettiD Srs
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asitelIter 6dbab's setpeien fsi, cine
anaabe. be bon nsm Berbdftsttn bes
itdtiet purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

monb, Ill (gan8). 8psitss; Ben aas-
&C, 104 (9lab), orittss. 3ett 1:46
1/5.
81 Rutusts purosn bs3alt: Sobn
Rsaroon. 1910 Stratebt; $3.50
8ldcs; $3.50 Sbotp. Gort Of Ri6s
HOrD, $6.7O place; $2.70 S6oD.
Ben 2asca, 1920 Sbotp.
5ir Die beutigen Rennsn rpuroen
foloenoe gintragunqen aemaht:
grfes Rsnnen-SslIins; 2 Sabre
altt Woibsu Colts uno 9e.oiRqs; 5
5urlongs: Gin 100, 2ieut. Sappsr
112, glpos Z. 112, RuoolFo 112, 80
bert 112, Ghurtier 112, Grader gor
112, g. airp 112, 9bs Heat 112,
Sdp 9iro 112. potru6e 112, eagle
gne 112.
3pettss Gelling; 2 Sabre
G.ts; 8 Gurlongs: 5pm atrba 1O2,
Warp gmilp los, acguin los, gatfpa
105, Sourtit 1O8, Dorting Cab 108.
Drittes Rennen-SslIing; q Sabre
ate Wdbrsn uno dufpGrts; 6 FUR.
iengs: abrafion 105, SnlrsItris los
Smprubsnt 1o5, RiB GaitbusB 1O5
s7lntue Sootiteps 105, 8recian Ger
105, Ssarne 9'Qrc 107, 2abp Crimur
1O7. partpisrp 107, Gtbet Dan 107
Ddtntp Dame 107, aIies geproe 107
9iertss Rsnnsn 6dnbicdp;
Sabre aIte uub aufndrts; cine Weile
8ao Rsfps III. 81, GQa graior SO
Ntttpn 9. 108, 2samsnce 108, U2arr
Tapis III, Rtmbus la.
= Jinftes Rennsn-5e[linq; 3 Sabre
olte; cine uno 1/16 Weile: gutter
Fan 102, Cad Rofs 102, Dune Camp.
beu 105, Slma 105, Ben SorIe 1O6
Tpdlsr 107, Dut6 Rcd 10, fire.
man Ill.
Setftss Rsnnsn-Ssllinu; 4 Sabr,
cite unD auFDdrts; Ii Teite: Gldu
tia 102, Spbn 5urtong 104. 8aner
107, Short Srosr 107, 5irft Peep 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Mni 1reitaa
Ginbet cine NiiraHpsrlammlans be-
siiaIi6 Der BHbsttfrase ifatt.

Wapor S6rp1b bat Guf sSreitoe
Ra6miitas 3pei llbr cine Biiraerptrs
fummiung In gssug quf bic Hubgets
trags tinberufsn. ba er angeiihts bes
Dilemmds. in DtI6em ficb bic Itdbtis
f6en BebOroen init Riidfiht auf bas
neue Steuergefst befinben, eerns
4atbi6Idse Der giirssrf4aft b0r,n
mohte.
Rn6 tonierpotipen 56Gsungsn
freroen unter ben 9ebingnngen bts
Heutn 5teusreeiebes fir ben Gtabts
buusbalt iiber cine Milion Dollars
ipeniger CUR 8erfiieung Iteben, aIs
fir oos gesenDdrtiee Sdbr ausgsDors
FEN tpurbeH, tpdbrsnb bic gefommt@
fitmme Der BON ben peri6ieoenen De-
pdrtements unferbreiteten Noraniflas
&c nohe3u 100000 b6ber finb, aIs
bic @efommtfumme Der fir bos ldus
fenoe Sobr befpiIIigteR Gumme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Der 9orftanb bes 0eutfben Qan6s
pebr0ereins tam gsftsrn 4bsno beim
&ameraoen Rodsrs gu elmer SpesiaIs
iisung 3uiammeu. Die 8eriammlung
geitaItste Iih 81 elmer Qbidieosfsier
fir ben oeutfden SoniuI Or. 2sttenz
baur. prdiiosnt SpsrmaHn orii6ts
iein Seoauern aus iber Den Weggang
oes GbrsHmitglisoes Or. 2sttenbdur
uuo piniate tbm i'm RameH oes9er=
ems in ieiuem fernen nsuen Birs
tungstreis Slid uno GrfoIg. Die
8sfaHgsfettipn fang Weuoelsfobns
&biaiebsIiso uuo 3um SdIub purosn
auf oas Bpbl oss fdetoenpen Gbren-
mitglieoes uno oefsu Satin siuias
9ldfer oeIeert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Seit iRrer qbrsiis BON Cincinnati
babeH uniere .Rsos' bemertenspertbe
8sfsruns in Der 8ertbttoiguna beg
6eioes entfpideIt, pie bic Feblerfreien
Spiele in Pittsburg beseugen. Die
8ertbeiotgung I'm innersn 9arten,
peIhss bisher bic ShpG6e mar,
ftaHo pis cine Mauet i'm beisefteu
Rdmpfe. Sopnsp unn ggan hqben
Die fhipisrigitsn aufsabeH geISft uRb
tpdbre 8ropourleiituHgsn aelisfert.
ShpGrmsr Sohnnep Bates bat Big
6eute in leoem Der Iebten %. SpisIe
ipenigfteHs sinsu 5rsffsr gsiihert --
cine BON teinem unperen Spielsr Der
Giga erreihte 2eihuHg.
Ju benz seftriaen lsbtsn Spiele Der
SerR 3pifhen rReps" uno .Qtrdteu"
in gittsburg bebienten @asper unb
Wc2eau unier 8efhiis asgsn 2sifislo
refp. Simon fir Die 9eener. SIN 5.
0ange puros @aspar nur5 msGuils
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mono 9eIegenbeit su es6en. am Bat
sinsuIprinseu. Gsiber muBts oas
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botten. I'm ben Riraten ibr heuttass
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p.rfhentts Spei 5reippdHe 3ur sriteu
9afe geeeH orei bes Gesners 2etfieIo,
Gaion unb Sobnftpne paren bic
-Sneesrihter.
RefuItat Der aefriaeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
3DoIDgiidjer @arteH.

Sas tIaiFti6e Rrugrdmm, tpeIhes
am 5rettug 4beHo i'm 3oploetfher
9artsn dusgefibrt pirb. 1T fiir aiebs
baber gutter Wtuiit BON erpbem Sns
tereHe. 6err gtar ShuI3, Der Rous
3srtmetitsr, ptrb Elm 8ioIinfoIp gum
9urtrag brtngen. 4uBerbem itehen
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nahtstraum", 2uubs nSn the Gar.
ben. MaFsHet's raliueian Scenes,
Dusnsrs 9orTpisI gu r1riitan uHo
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Ntt bon n2Obengrtn". fopie ois
5anHhduier Supsrture auf benz
grogramm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

lSObn MeG. simpfOn, 30, 2opsfd.
adfnns.
l9ertrnbr Brent, 26, college 5iLf,
lR.O. etius gs,4ie. "a. Gsarteft0n,
90. ga.
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|Warton Butler, 26. e15 SObn Ctr.
l2stitia Smttb. %. 325 Of IL. Ctr.
eugene Diniams. 20, 217 Ri6mOnb
Str.
lDorotbp Carroll, 10. TAO Barr ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
ShIudts @iit.

Die II WlpuQte aIte Usarn Weids
Iancip, bon Ro, 760 Beit gourt5tr.,
psrIdIutts seftsrR in ibrer eItsrIihsn
Dohnung etHtgs gtftige Bilen, bic I've
beim Spielsn gsfunoeH bate, unb bte
gsGngftigte Wtutter lief nit Der 9Ieis
nsn uupsr8ugiih mad Dem itdhtiihen
SpIpttat, no bic Waseupumpe NIT
Grfuls aHgepsuost lpErbe. 10 o1b oas
&iHo tpisosr gsns'eu oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Der 75 Sabre alte Otto Geboitiun
BON go. 1877 MIaIter Strrbe, er.
lag seftsru I'M ftdntif6su 5ofpitnl eie
uem Siifteubrud, ben er Dor einiaen
3asen in Isiner Wobnung banonqsz
trdgen bate. Der alte wtonn mar
ounit beTndftigt, Elm Bib auf5us
bGnssn. aIs sr su 9Oesn Ftiirste unp
iin nie quite brad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Die Reos perben beute 8orulittdg
aus pittsburg bier etntrsffsH uHb iidb
am RG4mittag i'm srfteH Sample Ell
nsr Ssris bon bret SpieIsH nit ben
Gbicagoer nGubs" mefen. fsiir uRz
iere gatterie iteben Suggs uuo Wles
9san auf oem groaramm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
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unb Milher Ctr, annht.
.John unb Marp SmtOli. 1868 Gos
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Rotbpebr befunben BADEN, dber biz
3eugenousfogen IuntstsH 3u Itinsn
lfngunfftu unb er ipurbe baraufbin su
$25 unb ben aOitsH D.rurtbeilt.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
SOUTH SLOPE SCHOOL CLOSES
Interesting Program and Dinner
Given on Friday.

The South Slope school closed
Friday, after a most satisfactory
term, with an entertaining literary
and musical program and an elabor-
picnic dinner, which were enjoyed
by nearly the entire community Mr..
Paul Kefauyer and Rev. Dean Ham
ilton made interesting talks, and j.
w. Tyler gave an address on What
Teachers Desire and Expect of Pat
rons." During the day announce
ment was made that Robert MoCool,
Jr., had been awarded the prize for
having made the best grades dur
ing the term. The refreshments, in
charge of Mrs. Warden and Mrs. Mil
ler, were appetizing and abundant.
Prof. Delzell, the teacher, has
given entire satisfaction. His work
has been very thorough and consci-
entious and his pupils have made
rapid advancement There has been
no friction in any department and
both parents and pupils are unani-
nous in their praise of his services.
By a unanimous vote he was ten
dered the position for next year,
hich he accepted. The district is
Fry fortunate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
NEXT MEETING IN EMMETT
Annual Celebration of Canyon Coun-
ty Odd Fellows a Success

The 93rd anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship in America will be celebrat
ed by the Canyon county lodges in
Emmett on April 26, 1912. This
action was taken yesterday at the
first annual celebration at Caldwell
yesterday, and was the result OF
the campaign waged by the Emmett
delegation who attended. Their en-
thusiastic boosting for the Emmett
country was irresistible.
The. Caldwell meeting was largely
attended by Odd Fellows from this
and adjoining counties as well as
from eastern and neighboring states.
Twenty-one Three-Linkers and Re-
bekahs were present from Emmett
and all report a most hospitable re-
ception and a fine time. The prin-
cipal speaker was Judge Ailshie of
Boise. Last night banquet was
served to the visiting brothers and
sisters and a musical program rem
dered. The Emmett delegation re-
turned at midnight on special
train.
A permanent organization was eff
fected. D. M. Stokesbery of this
city was elected president and ]. H.
Gipson of Caldwell, secretary and
treasurer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Played Joke on Tansing.

About two weeks ago The Index
received notice from the Seattle
postoffice that the paper of H. H.
Tansing, for many years subscrib-
er, was not taken out of that Of
flee and gave as a reason that he
was deceased" AS Mr.. Tansing
did not leave his future address
we were at loss to know where to
send his Index. Last week the dead
man, who by the way is clerk in
the Seattle postoffice and also own
er of a farm on the Emmett bench,
arrived in this city-just naturally
arose from the grave. Perhaps
when he knocked at the pearly gate
st. Peter gave him his choice of
entering or going to Emmett, and
of course he chose the latter. Any
way, he came. 1t is evident his
fellow employees thought to put up
a job on him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Pioneer Choked and Beaten.

Choked and his pockets picked,
almost within his own doorway, Un
Gle Jimmie Twogood, one of the
pioneers of Boise, 83 years of age,
was held up by a tough 25 years
old, Saturday evening, according
to the Statesman. Uncle Jimmie
was on his way home from the Elks
club, about 10:30. He said he had
left the club a little while before
1920 and was walking home on
Idaho street to his house. Trees
near his home make the street rath-
er dark, and just as he was near
ing the house young fellow step
ped up behind him, grabbed him
around his neck and choked him
while he rifled his pockets, and
then fled Uncle Jimmie afterward
declared that if the hoIdup had not
held his hands he would have given
him a punch that would have put
him out of business, in spite of his
83 years. But men never grow old
in Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Killed in a Runaway.

Captain j. H. Shawhan of Payette
was instantly killed in runaway
yesterday afternoon, and his wife
sustained broken arm and other
serious injuries. The accident oc-
Cured while Mr.. and Mrs. Shawhan
were on their way to Payette from
their farm. The horses became
frightened and started to run. They
had gone but few yards when they
upset the buggy, hurting the occu-
pants to the ground. Mr.. Shaw
hans neck was broken. The de-
ceased was the father of State SEN
ator B. P. Shawhan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

join the Idaho-Oregon league, COM
posed of the towns of Emmett, Pay
cite, Ontario and Vale.
This action was taken as a re-
suit of the visit on Tuesday of Thos.
Seymour and Manager Charles Full
ton of Payette, and the generous
proposition by General Manager
Dunn of the P. v. railroad to run
a special train between Emmett and
Payette for each game at s for the
round trip. The league teams will
be composed of local players, no
salaried men or non-residents being
allowed. The towns are closely con-
nected by rail and the round trip
to any of the towns can be made in
one day, thus making the expenses
very light.
The accession of Emmett makes
the league complete and meeting
will be held in a few days to ar
range the schedule and adopt regula
tions. A practice game will be play
ed Sunday afternoon on the home
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
PREPARING FOR LOG
DRIVE
McNish's Loggers Leave for
Garden Valley---Four Mil
lion Feet this Year

John McNish's loggers. under the
command Of Henry Love, left Mon
day for Garden valley to prepare
for the annual log drive. Three
Emmett men, Ed Reed, Ben Reese
and Gordon Twillegar, are with the
crew.
rhe drive this year will be four
million feet. The logs are banked
on the Middle Fork and will start
on their journey to the Emmett saw
mill when the spring rise in the riy-
er sets in. The present warm wea-
ther is already melting the SHOWS
in the mountains and hills along
the river and swelling the waters,
Sc the drive will soon be under way.
Since the White Pine company
discontinued business and the Pres
tel sawmill at Payette shut down,
John McNish is the only lumberman
on the river who is now making a
log drive.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
INVESTIGATE CANAL
BOND SECURITIES
New York Financiers Send
Agent to Report on
Bond Issue

Edward Summerfield, member of
a prominent firm of lawyers in New
York City, spent Tuesday in the
Emmett country for the purpose of
making an investigation of the Sc
curity offered for the $1,1O0, 900
bond issue voted by the Emmett
Irrigation District. His report will
determine the action of the finan-
ciers who have under consideration
the purchase of the bonds and at
whose instance Mr.. Summerfield was
sent here.
The gentleman was driven over
as much of the bench and slope and
canal as his time would permit and
he expressed his pleasure at the con
ditions and splendid improvements
already made and in progress. He
gave out no hint of what his report
would be, but he showed plainly he
was favorably impressed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

Mrs. Margaret Thompson of near
home of her daughter, Mrs. German,
Deceased was bonn in Pennsylvania
70 years ago. She was the mother
living, four sons and two daughters.
During the past winter she has been
in poor health. She was a member
S. A Parker will conduct the fun
eral services Friday at Letha. The
body will be taken to Cottonwood
by her husband for interment.
One son is pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church at Rathdrum.
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Nothing but Lies.

The wind blew so hard Tuesday
that several cook stoves were drawn
out the chimney tops; a blue rib
bon beer bottle in Saints alley, ly-
ing neck to the wind, was complete
ly turned inside out; barbs were
twisted off wire fences; a lawyers
conscience was even bent; dust from
the roads rose so thick in the air
that hundreds of whole wagon
tracks were carried over town bod
lily. Many other mysterious things
happened, but our famous monu-
mental lying reporter got dust in
his eyes and missed them.-Parma
Herald.
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Splendid Stage Service.

o. N. Calender is running his
through on wheels, the snow being
nearly all gone in the Long valley
country and the roads in pretty fair
condition. The service he is giving
is first class in every respect-big
Concord stages and an abundance
of stock. Thirty-two head of hors-
es are now in commission and trav-
elers will find splendid accommo-
dations and fast time. On May 1
the summer schedule will go into eff
feet; the trip will then be made in
IS hours instead of SO, as at pres
ent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

This mornings dispatches an
nounce that the census bureau has
generously allowed Emmett a popu-
lation of 1851. Thanks. What a
liberal old soul the census bureau is
anyway 1t is liable to pass hence
from enlargement of the heart. Why
we can round up pretty nears that
many school children, and they are
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Taken to Hospital.

Mrs. Rolla Myers was taken to
Boise hospital on Saturday suffer
ing with obstruction of the bowels,
and on Tuesday underwent an OPP
Grafton. The operation was sue
cessful and the patient is getting
along nicely. The trip was made
in j. L. Jolley's auto and Mr.. My
ers and DR.. Greene accompanied
the sick one. The return journey
was made in one hour and 15 min
utes, the record time, SO far as
known, between the two points.
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Boise Wins First Game.

The Union Association League op-
ened Tuesday. Boise won the game
with Butte by a score of to /, IN
the presence of 5000 enthusiastic
spectators. Mike Maloney, the old
Emmett twirler, was in the box for
Boise and struck out five men and
allowed seven hits. Salt Lake won
from Missoula, l 5 to 4, and Great
Falls won from Helena, 8 to 5.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

houses, on ranches and in town res
licences is becoming popular in the
Emmett country and as predicted
by The Index several weeks ago
lis Fastening the day when fuel for
heating and cooking and coal and
wood and gasoline for furnishing
power will be entirely replaced by
electricity and regarded as relics of
wasteful age. During the last
two weeks Manager Orr has been
busy providing motors for ranchers
and vacuum cleaners and cooking
devices for town residents. To l..
G. Smith and Otto Wilhelm he has
supplied electric driven washing ma
chimes; to Henry Tahara, who is
farming the Davenport ranch, l.
horse power motor to run a feed
grinder; to ]. R. Fields a 1 horse
power motor, and to j. L. Jolley a
l y horse power motor, to pump
water for domestic purposes; to w.
R. Cartwright a vacuum house clean
er, and to Carl Hiatt a small cook
stove.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF
THE CENSUS MAN?

not all twins and triplets by long
shot. The count is at least 1000
short. But the bureau is given to
so many blunders that a little mat
ter of 1000 or two no longer oc-
casions surprise and is as close as
could be expected under the circum-
stances. 1t is a wonder they didn't
accuse us of padding the rolls.
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Burned by Electric Wire.

Jack Gribble, Bell telephone
lineman, was painfully burned about
his hands yesterday while working
on the phone line near the Bell Of
flee on Washington street The tel
ephone wires were charged by COM
ing in contact with the electric
power wires.