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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Der aaailian maize.
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hinge i'm StpiidJenoed.

9en Cor, g. Sea. - Sbgleih
binten melt in Der Siirtei bic @olfer
nod INNER beftis aufeinanSer ihlaz
gen nnb in Den lesten @pfen bdiifig
BON Der itarfen Hiidpdnoernns bon
patriptiid)en un0 belbenmiitbigen
@rieden. 8ulgaren uno IngebDri9en
anberer .8alfans 8olfer Ole Hebe mar.
iino Die 3ifferu Der 8iidpanperuns
gineeipanberter in oieIem Sabre tart
se9eu Die bes 8oriabres ab9efallen.
trosbem Die beuri9e ginipauberilng Die
I~eetiGbrige bel 8eitent iiberflii9elt bat.
Die Niidtpdnoeruus i'm 3~piidenoed
belief iih in ben perfloNeuen Elf &o@
naten bieies Sabres nif S,126'
Yeriouen. sesen 439,555 in Der
sleiden Yeriobe oes goriabres. B. 3.
UNI '41,429 ipeniger. Sm Sabre
1908, naf Der 8ooiepelt : Yanif. be-
ting Die Hiidpanoerung 61S,657
Yerioneu bel elmer Giupnnberung bon
1885, 500. 9ie 3piihenbeds : Gin>
IN allen Sdfen Der Ser.
Staaten mar in Den elf Ionoten
bieIes Sabres 967,415 Yerionen.
gesen 1925 Yerionen inn @oriabr
unb t,2S9.543 i'm Sabre 1907, pelz
Dies Die itdrfire Guaranteeing in Der
@eifihte Der Ser. Stauten an pers
5eifneu bate. Sm Sabre 1907 be-
trug Die Hiidpanoernns in Der Be-
ridtperipoe III Ionate) 446,119
Terioneu. bod ieste Der 8iiditrom
uah oriiben crit mad Der Sftober7
Yanit elm lnb nabm i'm Se5ember Die
itdrtiRn Simeniionen on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
JnterMatiemales.

Ser Sipiihcn Den &riesiiibrenS
Den an Salfan geidloilcne 8aifens
htlitdnp geitattet feline Heue Serpro>
piuntiruns Der bela9ertcn Seitunscu.
= Scr rniiiihe @iniiter Ses
Ncilbern bctont Die iricolid)cn Ibiid)s
ten &uSlnnb's. babel iou HuBlano
cine babe Iillion Splbaten bhltsr
ben pplniiden Seitungcn Suinmmclis
seSoseu baben.
= @riedenlnnb bat i'm Sinn.
Sruppcn uli Der nliatiiden Seite Der
Silrfei sn ianbcn rno bon bort aus
9onirantinopel o~n5usreiien.
= @uiaaricn erfldrt ii6 gcsen
jeocn che pom 3aun sebrodencn
mn iii bereit, bel Der Scieitia
n,ius Der SifferenSen 5ipiifen Oeiiers
reid llngarn une Scrbien mit6us
hclfcu,
. Sic ~N0lwiihe 3eituns" fibrt
&uBlunh 5m @emiitbo bn6 eS mr.
cince @ortcS Don ibn bcbiirfc. Inn Den
icr6iiacu Wericgrpb III icii,e Sbraus
fen 81 pe,ipeiien. DAB aber nii rieics
Wort bis ieet %pergcbens ~gclpurtct
porbcn.
Ser %aiftritilitauS Spiidcn
Der Siir4ci lmb bcu Satfun sWcrbiln /:
bctcn piro o rem tric~sfiihrcnocn
Yarteien. nit Tnsnnbmc @riedene
lambs. mntcrSeifnet.
Bic llnter6cihnuna ocs Yrotos
fpllS purh @richcnlanp miro i'm 6ina
bid nuf hcn Nortfaa Der bcn @ricden
~unitpBissa Seitimmung crlpdrtet.
: = IN elmer ,aroBcn Hcoe iibcr Ole
curnpGiihe gage bat Der bemtlhc
8cihsfanolcr Den @ntihluB Seuti1s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Sslete Sramen

@ortlanh, Gre. T., Se5. -
Marcele Snrtell lit angetlagt cine
Su iiibren. unb cine
aus Sraucu 5iiamineusciebtc Surp
Iollte Hedt ipred,eu. 81 a%lgcmeinem
Grituunen permodten Die Samen trob
LANCER @~eratbuug lid nid,t su ciuigcn.
imp Der 8idter mubte tic rclrlintlos
entiuiicn.
Die @oriieerin Der Sitrn mar Srail
Senrp @albo Col, cine Der beruprru
aenbiten Suiiraeetteu in Sreaon, Die
iibrigcn Sraucn iinb Mitalicccr Der
loeenonnten bciicren @eicaidnit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

Sns @eraqgemeinern unb Sc
id,ipds itebt Den SoSi gut an. Be-
5ablt cine In5nbl aapitaliiten 5uns
~serlobue, 9lei6 beiBt's o iener
rotben Meute, aIle %&apitaliiten
ieien 10. @rfldrt ireenp cine Cont
miiiion. Ole weibe Sflaperei piiroe
burd umeeniisenbc 2obne seiorbert
iperbcu. sleid1 poiauueu Die 8otben in
dle @elt Tin Den Ser. Staaten aueiu
baben lie iiber 100 Sdgesbldtter)
Yroititittion itamnte bon nn9e@
niisenben 96bncn her.
gs III Sbatiahe, boB MIR Die Sdiffe
Der amefifdniihen Irbeiter anitdnDise
2Dbne erbdlt. Nber oieie Sdlfte be-
fommt lpirtIidl cute 2obne., Sir ,Nes
form lit ~alleroinss Ylas, aber man
mus benn bod ihon elm III 3otb 9es
taud,ter beipnBtcr llmitiir5ler fem.
peitn man. pie Der 81. y. Sail" in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
ND. 2159.

LAMBS tu~nbsesc6en. inn Safe zines
&rieses "getren, felt mn eutihlolien"
auf Der Seitc ieiner &e~rbiinbeteu,
Selterreid)s llnsoru's umo Stalien's.
8u iteben.
Die Gonferen5 Der Sriebenss
Sele9aten iol 9~letd6eitig nit Der
SotId)afters Gonferen5 in i~iberndhlter
Wpfe IN 2onbon beginnen.
Sentiden Siplomateu miro bas
dlte Sefret, melhes linen perbietct.
Iisldnoerinnen 5u beiratben, in CIR
inneruns 9ebrnht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
pian elmer Pilaeriaert maey
Rom.

&ic Splcpoer SlGtter melbcn,
ipnrbe in belf airuDeu Der Si65eie
Solebo b%ctannt gernaht. onb I'M Npril
1913 unter DER 9einng BON Siihof
Shrcmbs cine Yilgcrfabrt nnh Nom
peranitnltei iperpe, an DER aber audi
@~l1ubise anberer SioSeicn tbcilncb
men ionncn. Aui Der 9eplantcn Sabrt
irerocu @obeirn. @ihraltar. Ncapci.
Yompcii, Capri, Rom, Niiiiii. Or
pletto. Sorcttu uub @cnua beil,ht umn
sic Niidiohrt miro ilbcr Hom. 9tcapel
nun Mem Yort scnudt lperecn. Sir
Die Munofnbri. pcldc nit Der 0tes
@ronc Spuriit agcutur pcrcinburt
wliroe. limb Al Gage in Aisiiht &c
nommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Meritaniiebe Gemiel.

Ierfco Gitp, Ier.. 6. Sea
Die Staot @aueoeo 8raio purbe beute
tbatiGdlid bon ben Hebellen inter
3opata 5erit0rt, ipeil Die 8epobner lid,
ipei9erfen, idmmtlife iunse 0tdohen
I'M Ilter o 10 Sabren alisSuliefern.
Sic Seipobner fIiidteteu sroBtentbeils
in Die @ebir9e nnb iparen bort Sunger
ino adlte ansgeIeet. Sas sebudte
@erlangen Der 8ebellen puroe an DIE
Seipobner nit Der @eiIun9 seiteut i'm
@eiaerunasiale iperbe man iih Ser
iungeu Idbfen nit @eipalt bentGcbs
tigen.
IS lit cine 3%batiadc, oaf bic 3e=
sierunsstrnppeu einfah bes 3ebeleu.
~seiimbelS nidt Serr iucrbcn f0uueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

nod 8inburn. ga. llm pprs
%6uben9en, baB Der 8nabe SGipieriss
feiten babe, ifidte Der Batter S35 ole
Sepoiit fir i'm mad CHS S5lanb. Sir
Die @eiterreiie mad Sennlplpania lit
Dies @elo msbr oils seniigenD, bod
mas Taternalismus anbetrifft, ihoiien
IN oieiem Sail Die Waunen bon Gpmz
miIidr @iIiams Den So9el nb. Sic
biclten Den Sunsen felt, bis Der @ater
einen beiflporeneu fornieuen Nusipeis
einienbe. Dab er audi pillens lit. beIs
ielben 81 erndbreu nrb i'm bis gum
16. Sabre IN Die S6ule gu ifiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Cine flnee Ghaf = wenn a,,ss
eetiihrt.

Yrdiipeut @apero bat %beid!onen.
ein pieberbolt gesebenes Seripredlen
cnplid sur Iilsfiibruns gu brin9en.
Su CHIHUAHUA iulen 100000 Ider
Sanbes ais Seimitdtten uiientseltz
lib an Iniiebler pertbeilt perbcm. Sn
anperen Srppin5en luerben Tin geoadis
ten 3lped Loo, 600 Ader b~er9c9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Dem obisen gilbe. ieben arbeitseber
mnb &~apitaltitem ais ein SGmein

Dem obieen gilbe. ieben Hr6eitseber
mnb 2apitaliiten ais Elm SGmein
binitellt.
gSir tonnen ms ~anerbines uiht
perbeblen, baB So5ialreform pirtlih
Moth t6llt. Mber bic fam ms bic
Su5ialiiteu ni6t brinsen. Sns aber
fp o II II bieie Seute b%ebunpten. 90
brinst ). 9. Die Coming Iation" elm
Bib nit einem Arbeitsmanne, Dem
oie> &ueen perbilnoen iino, unb Der
serabe I'M Sesriffe lit iiber eineu
Steiubaufeu 3I %itolpern. Gin Neg
peiler serabe Dor benz Steinbdufen
.Seigt qrfp Del einen Seite Die folsenoe
Snfmriff: sSm So5iaIiitenitaat eisneit
Oh Seinen sob" unb bait $4,000
pro Snbr gu iehsitiinbiser arbeit. "
Muf Der anberen Settle. AMI neldber Ser
@eg gum fapitaliitiiden Staat anges
(S%ortiebnng allf Der 5. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Wirbslfmrm -Opfer.
tteber 100 Herionen auf Ntabasasfar
set6btet.-SGabem 100000.
1865

Yaris, 7. Sea. - lteber bunbert
YerIonen iinb nah Den lebten an Dos
9olonialamt selangter @elounsen
onrd] Die WirbeIitiirme getobtet porz
Den, Die am 90. Nppember iiber Iabae
gosfar bab~insebrauit fiuo.
Ser Shaben ipirb allf s. 1000. 900
gefhdet. Iebrere SDrfer nit Slins
berten BON SdiiIern iinb benz grbboocn
gleifJ gemndt poroen. Sdmmtlid1e
%erfebrsitruBen iinb 5eritort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
ia, nall!

&abinstom. 3. g.. 8. Sea.
Sn Der Sunbesbauptitabt gibt cS
niht iueniger ais $4,000 Ninber.
lpeldle Die S6ulc nid)t beiud,eh unb
Sanieubc fiihren ein erihredcnoes
Saicin III Den bihtbcpolferten nSlQebs
Wobninsen". @it bieier iinees
idminftcn 8%abrbeit trat bieier Gage
8idarb Splueiter. Superintendent
Der &pli6ei ppr Die Scfientlihteit.
Pm @eiueiien fir feline @cbuuptungcr
ldBt CT es niht feblen. Gr iblieBt
ieineu 8eridt nit Der Grfidrung:
Sic 3mitdnbe IN Der y@aiiteritaot~
oeS 4mnpeS iinp, %ioipeit Die ainber in
Setrndt fpmmcn, 9crdpcSn uus
%alaublidl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

Der 13idbriec Soiepb aeacrmam,
Der allcin aui Dem Snnpfer Spers
mia Die @merifareiic madte. miro aui
ellis Sslanb ieitaebalten. 9abci ioll
Der Sunae. Der a%biolut eeiunb lit. 81
ieinem eiaenen @atcr. Setter Seller
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
r~ertranem ~eekiimhiat.

Gentrnmss Iartei uiber 6egiernits
tuesen Seinitenfrase. - Or. Spabn
p~erlieit inn 8cihstas forneilc @ra
flarung anidfliG Der S~mnnesratbs'
Gntihcieans. - 6anslcr uarit pDr
&mltnrfampfss Grneuerung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

Yarteifiibrers @rober am 8. Se5ems
Der. BAG bas Centrum immer bereit
lei, Den Observation-Disclosures Heds
nllng 81 trasen, piel bon ibrer S6drfe
perloren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

81 Nils critics Parliament Der @eit
bat Der oeutite Reimstag bic nenen
Seitimmnnseu b~c'rriiS Der Sceiiher.
belt a~utseSeihtu.
Nm 30. Nop, iii Der iran iniiihe
Slirgcr Taul &roneel INNS Seben &C.
tommcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
DINER 6. g. u. : aabelbriei.)
aus DER Gmisem 5taht.

Nene Garbindle bcfommen ben rotten
Snt. = &eue Irdlaten fir 4imerifa
iuerbem uffi5iea %ernannt. - Der
nene Gr5biidJpf ppn 0enua. -
Nathan, Der nSeine". - Der ener.
glide Gapit Bins Der 3ebnte.
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(Sortiebnns auf Der 5. seite.)
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
LETHA

The annual meeting of the Letha
Baptist church was held Monday
evening Officers elected we're;
Mrs. A. Il. Pomeroy treasurer; Mr.
j. w, Ricketts,, secretary. and A.
r. Pomeroy, trustee, Warren
Simmons was chosen as dea on.
Joe Ricketts, has started milk
route, extending as far ca as
Vauderdsssons and south to the
slope.
The cheese factory broke another
milk record on Sunday, over a
ton being received.
Miss clmissa Frit. who has
been sick with typhoid fever, is
getting better.
Arthur Heap is sick.
Mr.. Doraeke has bought another
milk cow and hes become a patron
of the cheese factory.
Clarence Morohouse has traded
20 acres OF his land to w. w, VIII
ton for the latter's automobile.
T. II. Thompson has sod his
grocery store to Il. l.. Newell
Fruitland. The new owner will add
stock of hardware.
Fred Bliss is busiy engaged
these days In taking care OF his
fine young orchard.
Messrs. German and Doracke
went to Caldwell today to attend
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
fsalf-Century odd Fe low

The subject of the sunday st ties
mans pioneer department was w
r. Adams and is interesting re d.
ng The article fol ows;
The distinction OF being the old
st odd Eel CIV IN the ST te pro,
baby belongs % w. X. Adams OF
Emmett, who lar been an Idaho
/ pioneer for the past 40 years, and
who will celebrate his eighty-sec
ond birthday on July -, file has
bc,n member oil the order for 3
yeas md is ono of the few sur
yiyirg charter Numbers of the
local lodge at Emmett, Id no.
Last April, with few othe S, he
received the veteran jewel. During
Mr.. Adams 40 years sojourn in
the state he has witnessed many
changes of constructive char
acter in the rapid development of
the state. He was born in Surry
county. North Caro- ina, in 1880,
and lived in that locaity Ter 20
years. When he reached his maj
GRITTY he married Miss Judith StIn-
ley. In 1885 he caught the ives err
ever and he and his fami join
ed company OF emigrants des in
ed for the west. Their first OPP
ping place was Marietta, Ia. While
there the war biCke out ard he
made preparation to engage in
the conflict, but was never called
out Hearing of the poss bi it es
of the country still further west
he Joined party on April 1, 1870.
and with them crossed the plains
After being on the way four month
they reached Baker county, ore
gon Mr. Adams liver there for two
years and in 1872 moved to Idaho.
where he has since made his home.
Boise was the Only place of any
Importance, Nampa was unknown
and Payette, Caldwell and Emmett
were simply trading points. He
took up a homestead two and one
half miles from Emmett and has
farmed and managed a general
store at that point for many years.
For a time he acted in the cipacit,
of schoolmaster. He had a family
of IS children, five of when are
living. When he first settled on
his ranch mail was brought occa-
sionally ON horseback from Boise.
Mr.. Adams held the position of
lodge deputy Of the Good Temp
lars for many years and organized
many branches in the state. He
has been member of the Quaker
church for over so years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
Notice

All property holders of the
city of Emmett are notified to clean
the weeds and grass along their
parking line and to. the midd e OF
the streets faced by such property.
The alleys are included in this or
der. and anyone falling to observe
this notice at once, viii have to
pay the city what 1t will cost to
have this work done.
Il. w. PATTISON, Marshal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
REBEkAH ASSEMBLY MEETS
Holds All Day Session in Emmett
banquet Served tisitrs

Forty-fiye delegates were pre-
sent at the Fourth District Re-
bekah Assembly held In this city
Tuesday. The sessions were held
in Odd Fellows hall and were pre-
sided over by Mrs. ID. NJ Stokes
| berry, assisted by Mrs. Driscoll
! president of the state organization.
Officers We're elected for the en-
suing year as follows: Mis-. VIII
merding, Nampa, chairman; Mrs.
cheney OF Middleton, vice chair
man; Mrs. Hammond OF Nampa,
secretary. The afternoon s8ion
was taken up by an interesting pro-
ram, at the close OF which an
elaborate banquet was served by
the local lodge.
At night the degree work was
exempllfied by team of 20
ladies under the leadership Oh
Mrs Stokesbery, and the ex-
cellence of the work called forth
the most enthusiastic praise + ON
the visitors.
An eight-piece set of decorated |
china was presented to Pres dent
Driscoll.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

'Chlldren's Day exercises at
che Baptist church Sunday morning
Il II O'Clock. The program is large
ly musical. All welcome. Regu-
lar preaching service in the even
.ng at 8 o'clock. The fourth SER
mon in the series "The Lost
Christ"
The young people elected Of
icers, served refreshments in the
tower churci and went on a hay
rack party Monday night.
The pastor and wife had the plea.
sure of entertaining Rev. Henry
Warrington during his visit here
20 deliver the address to tn Eighth
Grade.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
dex Reporters and Other
Sources.
HANNA

Little Stella Luhr was kicked
in the face ly house last week
ane painfully bra.sed about the
eye. Fortunately tLG eye is not
injured, but the little Que certain
Iy had harrow escape
Next Sunday Rev Blom will
preach at II o'llock 81 the schoo'-
house.
f. s. Blaser bought horse this
eek of d. A. Drushwood.
Miss NJ. G. Carleton, county
superintendent of schools. spent
Thursday night OF last week at
Wayman No. l.
Mrs Hunt ard son John
Emmett spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Frank Mas.
c. B. HURT and eldest son and
w. NJ. Wayman of Boise and Mr..
Nichols OF Chicago were Hanua
visitors on Tuesday,
Master Morris Haylor OF Emmett
spcIt from Saturday until We'd
nesday at the j. !. Guthrie home.
Miss wayman is at home again
after busy years work In the EN-
NETT schools
Mr.. and Mrs, King attend the
class day and commencement pro-
grams in Emmett last week, their
eldest son. sam. being one OF the
graduates this year.
Sam King came out from En-
NETT Saturday and will ass st his
father on the ranch this sam-
mer.
The Missionary Society met
with Mrs. spaulding Thursday
and began work on another silk
quilt.
Several OF cur farmers will begin
cutting alfalfa the latter TART of
the week.
The air seems unusually balmy
this spiirE. Some think II is the
clover blooms and some say It is
orange blossoms,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
Rchckahs EIcct Officers.

Emmett Rebekah lodge on Tues
day evening elected Officers for the
ensuing six months as follows: Mrs.
Pearl Womack, n. g.; Mrs. Marie
Mech. V. G.; Mrs. ollie Hanson,
recording secretary; Mss Pearl
Hoover, financial secretary; Mrs.
Sherard. treasurer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
.he Homesteaderg ce!ebration.

the Homesteaders' celebration.
A neigh borhood picnic, he'd in
the Letha hall last night, WIS a
most pleasant social event.
The Nelson boys VIII give a fare.
well dance in the hall Friday night
They will leave for their new home
at Burnley on Tuesday.
Dan Taylor, a former Bramwell
rancher, has moved rem 20 Sc to
Burnley
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meeting Wednesday at p. IN. {
l.. Bent, Pastor.
Presbyterian.

Services Sunday as follow s: S. S
at TO-. At II, the pas or will
speak to the /. o. o. F., who will
attend in body. 1t berg Mem
orial Sunday for that order. C.
f. at Z. At 8 O'Clock the topic viii
be "Glimpses of the General As
sembly," recently held at Louis
vile. Specia music. You are cor
daily invited. S. A. Parker, pas
tor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

Two years ago the Hawkins hard
ware store introduced an improved
hayfork 1t was put out by the
manufacturers OF the Keen Kutter
brand of tools, and it's merits at
once found favor. Since then it
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
Methodist

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Public worship st II a. m. and
5 p. m. Morning subject. Border
land Christians" Evening subject;
Mind Your Own Business" Ep-
worth League at Z p. m. Prayer
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
Notice.

meeting of the fruit growers.
of Emmett and vicinity, is called
or Saturday evening at 500 O'CLOCK
in the Commercial club rooms, TO
talk over the handling of the fruit
rop. this season. Everybody come
as you are all interested.
COMMITTEE
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
CHURCH NOTICES.
Latter Day Saints.

Services on Sunday as follows;
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Regular
services at 2 p. m. All are invited.
David Nelson, Bishop.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

has had big sale. For handling
all kinds of hay it is superior to
all other forks, but it is es'-
pecially valuable in the alfalfa
field. No hay will hang on the
fork. 1t is a time saver and a
labor saver and there will I'M
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06
Catholic.

For various reasons the regular
services will fall out next sunday.
l.. Marx. S. NJ.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

doubtedly be a still larger demand
Cor it this year than ever before.
If you haven't used it call at the
store and permit us to demonstrate
its advantages. We know you will
like it. Hawkins hardware, sole
dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

A full line of builders hardware
Ut Reilly's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

f. s. Blaser bought horse this
eek of b. A. Drushwood.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

Miss NJ G. Carleton, county
superintendent of schools. spent
Thursday night OF last week at
Wayman No. /.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-06

Next Sunday Rev Blom wi
preach at II o'llock al the schoo,-
house.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-20
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on one of the towers of the city walls
and saw the battle. Escaping from
the. city that night were his friends,
his staunch supporters and host, but
he was not so fortunate. He ,linger-
ed and when the victorious troops
entered the city he was forced to
hide between the ceiling of his palace
and the roof Steps were made by
roughly breaking out bricks in the
huge kitchen chimney by. his servant
so he could climb up. He lay con-
cealed here, three weeks, fed by his
servant, who then betrayed him and
he was taken to London and behead-
| ed, as you know. We were shown
the steps in the chimney but did not
climb up, as you very well imagine
but went up q stair built to accom-
modate visitors. The fireplace is
feet high and win hold IL people in.
side with ease. It still has the old
|spit on which q whole sheep or hog
could be roasted. We were shown
the bed room and reception room pc.
Icupied by King Sharles, also drawing
rooms and bed rooms used by Earl
| and his Countess. The old banquet
| ing hall is too ruinous to be shown
The drawing room and King Charles
reception room are used as sales
rooms for old china, old pieces OF
armor, furniture, pictures and all
supposed to be antiques and expected
Il to empty the pockets of the gullible
American tourist. did not bite
Among other things for sale was 8
profile picture in brass of Abe Lin.
coin, our murdered president, his
homely, plain face seemed much
out of place in its surroundings
How it came there and where from
no one seems to know, as the ole
palace is now the property Of deal
ler in antiques. Lincoln's grand
daughter had been there that morn
| ing and was much surprised to see
his picture.
We stayed in Chester only one day
as we expect to return there on oul
way home. .-
| From there VIC came to Warwick
an even more interesting old town
where we staid ten dsys. Warwick
WAS first known about 1900 years
ago and has been important as I
stragetical poiAt ever since. Th'
present castle was partially built IL
1890. added to at various times unit
1880, when it was completed. 1t il
4 grand old stronghold to-day ant
would Withstand anything but mod
|ern artillery. Cromwell's army triet
to capture it but could not do SO. l
is the magnificent home Of the pres
ent Earl of Warwick. There is ais
an immense and beautiful old churcl
built by the early Normans and com
pleted in the latter part of the 12tl
(century. It IL filled by the mag
Inificent tombs Of the Earls of War
wick and also contains the tomb o
Robert, Dudley, Earl of Leicester
1.-THE favorite of Queen Elizabeth an,
iwho killed his beautiful young wife
hoping to marry Elizabeth. Eliza
beth gave him the magnificent castl
Of Kenilworth, miles from War