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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-23

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siisbcr abfoliit rraebniBIos. Son
biBdcH 5rnnsoitif ober, nod inuocr
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I'll id)oR. 7as lit ein BIaubeusiab.
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fcriidlfeit bnrd)aus nid)t bic ,StiDg.
felt IN iidl bat, su tooten. GS uiitOc
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loncnbeiibern lpic .ssinocn, Die cir.
amber In Der Soberid1vutg oeS airs.
l1noiihcn giamen5 0nrd)nus nidjts
nndlgeten.
ssnnierlnm, iucitn mir lnnl eillnial
onrdlaus 10 .gebiIoct" ieiH iniiiicn,
onb inns Die geripenoung nusinnDis
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iolItcu mir ipciiiaitens ooraili iebcil.
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3cugt, Dab mir Dem engliid)en o0er
iranioiiid)en gciltd,er Durd) uniere
9eripeuoung ibrer Sprnd1e abionOer.
lid) ilrtpouircn. @enn aber nod lar
hinsntommt. CAP Die ongeiunn0icn
9rodeu ialih iinb, 0onn lit Der 1r'
loIa, iiirdte idD, Der @e9entbcil ocs
8elpinilttcn.
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| aibf inns reidlIihe Gelegenbeit. iolsbc
gerit6be su beobatten Gin gradt.
it'd oieier art III 4. g. Die gc5elh.
nnla: .ebcniierie nngIais@; aGc1r
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oag 8siddft, enaiiihe 6smaeam'fes
rel nennt's lid aui dransoilld), lnlo
oosu nod nAi iollfes 5ran3Giiit
gaas ipia es nanclen be0eutcii iDern
cin Saacn TN b1neriidlen 8iertcl
.gsennut Rifle" un5sigt: rGrbfen@
| lnui3 Jiiliie"; bier Iieat iidler nur else
llntuiiienheit Dor. nidlt Der gsiile. be.
iou0ers .icin" III fem. Sehen mir
aIio oariiber biiuuea. abcr iegl
niein~ lit mieoer cin Auiiechans -
poroon elm Gaie. on oeiien rteiigen
GENERALIZATION bic g2orie prangeE.
,,Sipe p'elod tea III alien IagcsSei'
ten" ,Siiili llbr Ihee 3u alien 3agcs'
;eiten iuie0etum: fam mon niebr
oerlanaen2 llno on Der 8artenpiortg
elmer unierer tlItciten nlo angeicbcn,
item @erpniiaunasitdtten - i'd iit:t
ipiebsr ie9r nm Gntihaloigungi Der
qnii1ungs EiobIiiIemeitts ie!bitpsr.
iitdn0Ith- pronai aar Die espia ldlont
sSnihtiit: ,Sbne gniree feiii Cir
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-23
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Cincinnati, 81 9Smti

Sernlann strieger an Sdrrg y.
8oDonn, IS bel 80 sSuB on Der Siln-
ieite pom ySoDolparD CTR, t6t 5nli
riiiih bon gfaln STR: 81.
7ie AS. 9Snab Jrinting Gonpaln
on Die ised,beilner gros. COMPANY,
G2 ssafre 9ndl. anti ben abieu inIl
melrnten Stodlpert in Dem 9ugb @e'
biinbc M 9sife StrnEe. llionntlids
Wliethe $i,f00
sylora u. FULLERTON alaG0min Sad
ion sc. 10 nno lbeiI bon Got 8 In
n. T. Gorion's llnternh beilnuo: 81
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ltbicrnlitintte breden bei oiefem ro-
| then 1d,eine aus, mic id)tnlbige,
iibelouitcuoe Spdnen aus Dem 3pttl-
ger.
qtber Der bide Gdlouh oub BE
siiettiae Mlonni6aft sfDinsen bieIs
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iiasn @arben !. IhneIler aIs Oit
9J2enae es nbnt unb noiinThi. llno
sntmutbiat siIt lie tpiecsr ndd1 6dlIs.
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9nitTpisI mar miferdbe! es fist
Iurh Sin rihtiger 8nrhfdu 49,.
Ater fbfieblih befer dls garHidlts,
feHsr nfs su 6duic su ihnorneH.
Eeien mir ter Strabe nantbar
ss mar no1 rsht nieolih.
CT but einen bompUIsn @dufh uro
Sea iillepps er nun mad fpauie. 90
einfofl iit Das earRihi. Rdufde frolls's
befnnbeIt uno~ dIiimirt tDernen. -
sl.ihaiiIiis ob iie I'm Bierbdug pntr
In Weinteller gebolt fpurpen. Shisfe
s2td3ndliTisn, unbsfinirts 6alteitellen,
lnregeIrdbioe 3piihenroums, fdIite
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;tr 0err Rdufhlinel 95sr laFen Sie
bic gfoiisn Der Glettriihen In 5ries
otn. Sis iinb fattiIh ni6t ifNlo an
0hrsm isbiasn 53uftanoe Die
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| lit sie aon,it Der Safe. 6raiisr@crs
| issEunxn o.rIprshsn Itets Elm nollss
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unn eefdlIig.
llno nun fGllt er bin auf has hdrts
pflnFtcr, Gv blutst. Tis 3uidaiier
ltmpfinbsn sinen auaenblid Dsitleie
nit bsm AduihliHs; Damn ober freusn
| Tie iih. senn Elm bllienber Wlenid iiebt
laHoers Gus oIs elmer cbHs 0ebrehsn.
limb fie iisllen 0srslsihe an uno fhoH
beainHen bic Wibe.
gr ia. fih bereits srhoben uno
rttter irhpantt sr in ieinem elenn.
Sreenc elmer m06ie iih herDorthnn
luno er tistet ihm eiiieiu 9dromefec
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arifFe ptrloren geaangtn fiHb. bortt
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fploer uno 3uifduer; eT iit sin5is NIT
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nea giniefl.
limb bic Menge hintsrber. nebenhsr
une rcr ibm ld4t, i6et3t nno Hnptt.
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@hn;tt nes stlsioes 9nns neu rno noh
ME b1eeipeIen. Die tiiniisn ghnuns
cen perten ousgeI1it; bic Mcbeedmt
bet ettpos 8ranoioies ousgeheft,
d15Ber 1T Die Sbee nls iene Der ititiis
den giiaelfdiien, ar1Ber dls oie o.s
itnee,ueibsn 3nliHosrs. uuo Die
ssrauen Idfxln unb laden nno re
Imcquiren Iif) edriiber -.
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Iite ifr glptisblh, lie seidnen. lIno
lpdbreub fie be ainisp babinfriseln.
laden re imner nod unb tsftiser unb
i Ii1rfsr Sn oht 1agen baoea
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| Die Ro5ee eeGRtI6liiie; erit III es nur
g)eldf,ter. bann nirb Elm porHehmtr
Grnit e1rauf.
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font enttehstih i'm 2sben uno nien.
nur BEN 9srsebrP
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| eehen unt Dohnung ouf pfIafterItsis
neu mare omiiidHter: eenten Sie oil
| bic Maao, an bic 5euersbrunit. an ben
i 8etrunisnen uno Dor alien On Der
nsuen S6nitt nes aIeices -.
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N.msier aui Der StraRe.
Bon Gson &liao Strasbureer.

.Tie Strabe Diene Sem 8erfehr.~
bat Serr D. ssagom oiientIidl erflorsn
IaiTen. a6cr or bat pergeiIen, hin5,l3I.
iiiaeii, bnb tie aiif Der Reigier ae.
bore; 6enn oEne Sfrnbe rudren 6fe
.sReuIhen' inibremgiiiens0urit idliper
II beirieoiaep 9idt IN oeinem 3iu.
mer iiebit on Sas 2eben. nidt in Del.
nem ,saneru: 6eshnIb dime bein Ser.
tier uno lauife oem Bemirr non tai,.
ienN 5timmeu. Sier iii DER arohe
GulsidIag bes aelpoItigen 2ebens;
bier erihliebt iid Die greSe bnnpie
lno 5erfniridte Seele oes Wienihcn.
tbunis.
Iie Orunten cui Der StroBe frelier
iib. uno pie Ses Wleeres esg9eileH roa,n
| iie oohin. Die Wenidcnlpogen itiir.
ntiih branoenb 5iideu huno .groaeno
-. uno fpenn Der ntiloe 2anoutno
peht. nenn Die idItuiile 9adt Tempe.
lamentIoi;nfeit nn0 9hIeana nerfiin.
6ei. oann iino bieie g9ogen laiiig,
fail unn bebdbig. aber beine Reuaier
lpirb aud oann pom sSeiilier aus Rah.
rling utb ssrie0en iinoen !. irgeno
leine Wago miro ibrem Irauten etlUas
ler3ahlen =. nidlt eben iUftia un0 pi-
| fnnt pirb ibre Geidid)tc iein. aber
cs lit elm munoerharer Sflatfdl. Der
nus ihrcr aeble iteigt, llno on uirit
neine Ebren biz air 9ierpoiitnt an
iireneeR, Inn etipas 81 erlanldlen.
99ie Der Rad,bdr feline fpeiBen Sem.
ben trGst, fonosrn nur tpsib. Brittle
uno ssageriDdihe, lpie ieine 5rnR nie.
smnls bic 8eIebe Der heiligen ehe
ihaIt, mic Der Sohn beirothen fI0d,te,
ober Die 1nuer ieiner i0caiiten Dor.
IiteIlungeH nld1t finbet ~. Niles er.
kdbIt Die Gonna ornnten unn babci
Iflappert lie nit benz SfliiiieIbuuO
lipdhreno Der 5raute uno SoIoe iie ii
lbeIifoter @eiie nit 9Iiden uerihIiugt
lgn ihlieBeit bein s5eniter un0 mn
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!, bigt.
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IGobe gum blnuen Sommerbiinne
Ieinpor. lie Senie, Die bisber nid)t Ell
| iiirfen. bic man i'm gctt uiio IN 6cl
! Diadltiade nit 3ipielntiiBe oermntbc
.lte. iifb pioslih sur Steae. es fIiegcl
i bic eoidnpaeen poriiber. lie fndell
seben loren geipeniterhaitcn Gdeii
luno bic MoiicIenter Iibem fuie BObgl
lfnIt info iieif nnf ibrcn 9oden.
! gs brennil @ie iie rennen i.
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| ssentanen pcrbei, iiber barte bolpria
i 5tcine, iiber gIntten Aspbnlt. Ii
Iniirien nids ieblen. Denn, nenn iie feb
Hen. 10 fam es nid1t hrennen. I'M
bos sIemsniare rnthe Gd,aHipiei mar
-liiiir Ssbers cher Vniir. gle aber ma
| Ghen cine Irago0ie Oarnus. iiarren h
Die plirpurne gIntb iuie 9iero In
i brennenne Rom -.
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lieiueis aeIben Gternen pirb fuie Blu
II 49,. 9lut nber bat eiHe iDunnerpcll
Il Jnrbe issic nlIs IHluusnIerHbs Mnnt
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Eie 6unbertidbrf tisr
,on gIii6ers uebergang

Die 6unbertiabrf tisr
BON glI6ers uebergang
|uber BEN Rbsin bel Gaub.
Der Geitausihub fur bic 6unotrt'
iobrfsier BON gIidsrs Rbsinii6:rgaH5
bei6iDb, oen q. Septembtr als Jsits
iol feitsuhuIten. Die 5eier Toll in
fclaenosr Bstit Dor iib gsbtn: Rad
DEN ieitaottesbieuiten in ben 9irhen
beieer aOnieHionen fOlat ein Jeitaft III
Ter Dale. bdnn Elm 5efttrunt ouf Der
gfals. Gs purbe dls nur6dus fpiias
| fdensnerth bsssihnet, b4b eine Bride
auF Der rsd,ien RhsiHisits bis sur
9falsinid asbaut tpiro. Gen g1rens
| ltrunf noIlen bic gnuber mtiHsutsbss
fiber lrebensen. Rad elmer pordos
Der arieasrpereine tpirO bas Geitipid
-gaub@ In bem 5eIt5e!t CUR Gdsittls
luna tpmnen. ods zen 5cfrotb Dr.
Spie.mann sum gtriaifer Bat. Or
Gire.for bes Diesbabener RefieenSs
theaters, CT. Rauh Bot ii6 sur
Ilisbsrnabnie Der Reais bsrfit ertIGrt.
Rad hsn SysitIpid iOll ein Diner duf
sipei ShiIfsn einesnOmnen iuernsn.
I'm 7 uhr itsllt fif baHn Der 5efi5us
lduf. i'm nit iyodsln or 0ns gliiftss
bentmal su siehen. Dor oem gIii6srs
lornfnidl sDereea bic 5afeln 3uiorH
menaemorfen; "a folei sfn GbDrseiung.
Ieins surss putiies Heoe, bnnH fans
linen duf oen s,Obsn bic Ssuer nuf. bi.
lqfnls unb bic Burg guienisls tritrahs
len in buntsm aid,i. sunneris BON
sfGbngn. IampinngsIhmiidt fatlrsn a,lf
Ibem Rhsin ouf uub as. gOnsrFhiiiIt
Iiptden nos Dpnnernbt Gdo Der 9trat,
lonnn Die Geimfahri Der @dgtt DDrbt!
on ben fsftlidb hslsu6tstsn SsdDt6sn
su gsra unb su 1bal.
4 9ensibensptrtb.
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lid, I'm lfiusn 9ernf.."
4 .gla h0rsn Gie.'
.s5d, nsnn ben fsins @l1ubigfr Ders
lfOiosn, bIsitt sr einfoa In ben 9iii-
ltsn,-
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usbertrsibung.
|R<d)t pisl ins Bib biusinsnlssen.
Das Gilt I'M WlaI<n btut uIs fem.
DoM Ieib<r fpirb's oft iibsrsgitbens
|uaan lssl ben Rdafss mii bin<ln
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-23
BRAMWELL

Arthur Mcdowell from Eugene,
Ore, IS visiting his uncle, Henry
Mcdowell and family.
Sam Little was down Sunday
looking alter his sheep. Sam be-
lieves in feeding all the sheep will
eat, but SO far has led one-third
less hay than last January,
Grip and colds have been going
the rounds of the neighborhood, but
no serious results have followed.
Al. f. Wells was down to Letha
last Friday on prospective land
deal.
Lawrence Mcdowell met with
what might have been a serious ac-
cident Sunday. He was chasing
horses when his pony fell, throwing
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SOUTH OF FALK

Miss Nellie Whelchel has gone t.
Emmett, to spend two weeks Wis
ing and have some dental work don
on her teeth.
j. C. Dewey and family spent
the day with VIM. Ludrick and fam
lily last Monday.
When the snow melted the first
of last week all the creeks were
running full, so we do not have
to haul water now The wells
all have water in them. You bet,
II makes us feel good.
Oracle and Irene Ludrick are
the only two little girls down here
of their age, so they get lonesome
to see their Emmett friends.
Robert and Frank Whelohel and
Albert Martin are doing some car
penter work for G. w. Gordon on
his lower ranch.
Mr.. Coats went to New Plymouth
one day last week
VIM Ludriek and family. Rob.
Frank and Ada Whelchel spent Sun
day with Walter Whelchel and fam
lily.
emmett Park went to Emmett
last Sunday.
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
de1 Reporters and Other
Sources.
DRY BUCK

This is a very peculiar winter We
are having here The mercury drop
ped to 80 below zero one night.
then in night or two 1t rained /;
now we are having a regular Kan.
sas blizzard. But this is fine
country.
The young people tender
ed Mr. and Mrs. Lee Zimmerman a
farewell party, which was well al
tended MIR. and Mrs. Zimmerman
win go TO Twin Falls for the win
ter.
The Dry Buck Lumber Co. have
finished putting in logs for their
spring run. Mr.. Beatty and Dilles
will go to their homes In Caldwell
for the winter
Miss Mildred Henry has returned
TO Sweet. where she is attending
school
Sherl and Clyde Phillips are
iOb6lhb lOi NHt hHu cAN ullli.
Mrs. Al Church is reported very
sick DR.. Byrd was called from
Sweet In a hurry Friday night.
Mrs. Fred Vahlberg is visiting
relatives at Gleens Ferry.
MIR. and Mrs. Dow who have
been employed at the Dry Buck
Lumber Co, sawmill for the sum
mer. will leave in few days for
their home in Illinois.
Mr.. Lashley has been busy break
ing road from the Moore ranch
TO the Skippen ranch. where he
has some hay,
Geo. Phillips and James Fuller
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HANNA

Mrs, Guy Reynolds has been con
fined to her bed for a few days witt
a siege of la grippe.
A camp has been made on Bissel
creek and work on the Bliss
creek flume will soon be under way
Bishop Nelson and family visit
el Mr.. and Mrs. John Leichty last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Howard and
Mr.. Muzzy have movedback to the
home ranch after spending several
months in camp on the canaE
1t has been learned recently by
friends in the neighborhood that
the Frank Ray who was killed near
Weiser few weeks ago was one of
the Ray family who lived in this
community for a number of years.
The young man who was killed at
tended school here and had many
friends who were shocked and griev |
ed at the news of his sad death.
The school children gave a |
short program last Friday afternoo
John Leichty. Jr.. spent Friday
night with his friends, the Nye
boys, in Emmett.
c. M. Holland returned to his
work on the canal last Tuesday,
after spending week at home.
Mrs. w. j. King and Miss Bay
ston took supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
a. I. Hankins last Sunday even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jewell
came in from Weiser Monday and
Oh Tuesday moved to the j. 1.
Guthrie ranch, where they will
make their home. We are glad
10 have Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell re.
turn to the valley and welcome thel
as re:shbors.
Miss Goldie Hull has been spend.
ng q few days at home. She has
been housekeeper for her brother
On the Butte ranch for some time.
Miss Lulu King visited at home
Saturday and Sunday.
4 II
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attended the funeral services of
Grandma Peterson Sunday, as she
had many friends and acquain-
fences in this section
The friends and schoolmates OF
Miss Emily Banded gave her a
surprise last Saturday night at the
VIM. Beutler home. The young pee
pie all report having fine time
and were loud in their praise of
Mr.. and Mrs Beutler and Miss
Emily as entertainers.
A bright young lady came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rynear-
son Monday morning. viii says
she is just the girl he has been
ing for to aid him with the big
peach crop next fall.
Mr. Pape was delayed in moving.
owing to the death of the wife of
the party from whom he purchased
his farm. -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-23
LINCOLN NOTES

Mr. and Mrs Frank Shinn and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tyler were
invited guests of the Sitter home
for sunday dinner.
We noticed in the Kearney, Neb.,
Democrat how Patrick Walsh NOV.
ed the postoffice from Wood River
Center TO Shelton, Neb. Being
fullblooded Irishman. it was not
long before he found what he
thought was the right way to have
the name of the office changed and
he got his head to working and
proceeded to write to the authori-
DIES at Washington as follows.
Wood River Center, Neb. March
II, 1867. To The Foorth Assistant
Postmaster Giniril. Washington,
ID. c.: Yees will phase take motifs
that / have this day moved the pos
office of Wood River Center, Neb.,
one mile north and two miles west,
and | have also changed the name
of same to Shelton, and yees viii
please govern yourselves accord
ingly. Signed Patrick Walsh, P. NJ.
They are thinking of grooming
Pat for a Postmaster general.
Frank Shinn was Boise visitor
Green Riggs was able to leave the
hospital last week. and is now
his parents while recover
Ing.
Quite a number from this section
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-23
CENTRAL MESA

Mr.. Seaman and wife have move
into their new home just north Of
the park.
Mrs. lin Little and sister, Mrs
Norman Nelson spent the day Fri.
day with Mrs. w. E. Payne.
Max Gunther finished painting
the new barn at the Central school
last week, which adds greatly to
the appearance of things around
the school grounds.
Mrs. w. f. Payne and little son
Marlin left on Saturday after
looms train for Caldwell and the
Boise valley to spend. week Wis
iting relatives
Mrs. Dayton and Charlotte Wis
tied at the home of Guy B. Day
ton on the South S ope Friday.
Earle Seaman delivered a load
of porkers to the Gordon ditch
lamp last week.
Guy Dayton and family visited
his mother Sunday.
j. S. Harper, father OF Mrs.
Walter Larkin, has returned from
Mr.. Campbell and wife and Miss
Kennedy from Emmett spent sun
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nell I,
,on.
=. j. Teerink is hauling out wire
encing preparatory to going into
he hog business extensively.
Ben Nelson will run the Lewis
ract opposite the Orchard Co.'S
ract this year.
Preaching next Sunday at the
by Rev. Blom.
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Geo. Phillips and James Fuller
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-23

him head first on the ground, skin
ming his face and bruising his
eye quite badly.
Roosevelt and Wilson each are
spending $40 day and upward for
postage. The Colonel must be ex-
planning how it all happened and
the President-elect is probably
Answering applicants for federal
jobs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-23
Attention, Farmers.

insure your farm buildings IN
the Canyon County Mutual Fire In
surance Co., a farmers insurance
company managed by Canyon coun-
ty people. Safe, reliable and cheap.
Call on James Kesgard, director.
Artistic printing at Index office.
wedding invitations at Index
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Escaped After Fifteen Years.

W. P. Broyles made a success
tuI escape after fifteen years OF
suffering from kidney and bladder
troubles. Foley Kidney Pills re-
leased him and will do just the
same for others. He says; "They
cured a most severe backache with
painful bladder Irregularities, and
they do all you claim for them
Refuse substitutes. B. B. Dayia.
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months, returned last week. While
at Burley he visited the families
OF Dan Taylor, N. c.. Nelson and
Mr.. Winks, all of whom sent re-
CARDS to- their Emmett and Bran
well friends.
The young folks of the Hunter
family spent Sunday at the Cliff
lord home and had an enjoyable
time.
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j. l. Guthrie and Guy Reynolds
took an engine and grinder up to
the Hullard ranch Wednesday,
where they will grind some bar
ley fer the Emmett Irrigation Dis
trict
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jewell spent
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guthrie.
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LETHA

Don't forget the next regular NEE
ing of the Grange to be held Tues
day, January 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy are
in Boise this week attending the
sessions of the State Grange and Wis
iting friends.
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FALK,

John Whipple ishauling ice for
George Gardner.
j. P. Clifford's horses are all
coming down with distemper.
Charles Clifford, who has been
visiting friends at st. Anthony,
Idaho Falls and Burley for two
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will finish their beef contract with
one more beef. They have been fur
nishing for the bridge crew on the
railroad.
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ing his forearms on his knees, he re.
garded the floor between his feet.
HAS it ever struck you as peculiar
he said, chat the bullet was not in.
troduced in evidence?"
NO" said the governor, mot very"
The private secretary paused When
he had done he laughed. The COVER
/ nor was seriously silent for many min.
utes, and then he said:
Leonard, want you to tell me your
theory of this whole business"
Gilman sat up. Well" he said,
"had it never occurred to you that it
would have been significant to deter
mine where that bullet lodged as show
ing its direction? 1t bored a hole clear
through Brokoski, but at which end
had it entered"
81 presume the medical testimony
settled that" replied the governor. He
seemed to find species of relief in
this thought.
yes" Gilman said "but the medi-
cal testimony was bad. 1t consisted
of the conclusions of a young doctor
who examined Brokoski's body after it
had grown cold. He accepted Wha-
lens guilt as an established fact. He
assumed that the bullet entered at the
| breast. There was then nothing to
do but to trace it's course through the
tissues of the body If his views were
correct the ball would have lodged
somewhere behind Brokoski."
but it flew out into the alley" ar
gued the governor, land shattered the
window in doing So"
True" assented Gilman, land yet
you assume all the while that Whalen
fired the shot. OF course the circum-
stances attending the tragedy, the oc-
casion, the quarrel, Whalen's flight,
and the finding of his gun, lent strong
color to that presumption"
But the shattered window" the
governor interpolated.
Eyes, and the shattered window.
Now" he continued, "a surgeon, ex-
perienced in gunshot wounds, might
have been able to distinguish in such
a wound as Brokoski's the point of
the missiles entrance from the point
of exit. Of course it is not certain
The youth the police called did not
think such an inquiry important,
whereas it was vital. A pistol fired
point-blank at a man would blacken
his breast with powder The velocity
of the ball, fired at such range might
have been sufficient to knock the man
over backward, instead of allowing
him to fall upon his face as he did.
Then, there's the window 1t was shat
tered the police said, by the ball. Even
the glass in the upper sash was broken.
The frame on the outside was black
ened by powder, the stains even now