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~ ouv friends uho favor W. ,eifA manu-
scrpf and Illustrations for publication sotsh
10 A1re rejected articles returned they mast
~ ~ coses ssNd ss0mps for th0s pvrpose.
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Unfortunately for the Administra-
ton CLAUDE KlTCHIN Is not too proud
TO fight.
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TWO PRISON LETTERS.
An Exhibition Of the Progress Made
BY Il~llterate COnvicts.

tWvfften by a prisonc, at Sing Sing sffer
twenty-five months Instruction
Subject-English. Standard-6.
I a been born In Austria, In a
ka- In there are by nine thousand
peaple. Most OF them are farmers. the
rest are tailors, shoe makers and
furiera. These people are wearing
sheep skin coats. an linen paints and
straw hats. The streets in there are not
very clean. The most houses arc build
of wood and clay and roof II made OF
straw
Between these houses are small gar
dens Inside the gardens are growing
potatoes, cabbage and onions. inside
in the house urnches two beanches a
table II made Of couple board and bed
Is made in the sam way.
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London once. Bingham House 4 Asun-
del street. strand.
Paris once. q Rue De 10 Miohodssrs. Sfl
Rue du Quatrs Septembre.
washington once. Hibbs Building.
Brooklyn once. l0s Livingston street.
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Will We ever get taxation without
misrepresentation?
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No0aau DtreNG.
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From Hand to Mouth.

Kntckor-Wc have Congress ON our
ha nds
Bochcr--And Congress has Vs. on is
tongue.
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Written 6v q Negroes IN the snomdn' prison
toAo could moi Write her name Gchen shs
tods seceiUsd.l
The Value Of Prison School by d So.
This prison school has helped me
wonderfully. For when I came here I
could not read or write one word. And
thought I never could but I soon found
out different. I did not know the value
of knowing how to read n write until
1 was taught hcre. I was as one asleep
In this big world until I learned how to
read and write.
1t IL not only the good It Will do mo
here in this institution but tho help
1t will be to me In my future life. And
as Il was that I had { o como here I am
very thankful for what l have learned
since I have been here.
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Ruse saven snip From Capture.

An effective ruse de guerre ill the way of flag flying was that practiced in the Mediterranean by Lord Dundon. aid while cruising in the British ship Speedy. This little brig had captured so many of the enemy's merchantmen that Spanish frigate was specially tit- ted out, disguised as 8 merchantmen, 10 bring her to book. Dundonald, in order to deceive the merchant craft Of the enemy, adopted similar tactics, and disguised the Speedy as Danish mer- chant brig. The two disguised boats soon sighted each other. Dundonald at once gave chase. and discovered his mistake when the Spaniard suddenly revealed her true nature and started lowering boat to- examine the Speedy's papers. But Dundonald was equal to the occasion I,e Loisted the yellow flag signal of sickness. And when the Spanish boat was within hail an English officer in Danish uniform shouted that they were only two dave out Of AlGlCE6 ~ tho plague was Tag. tnG ' .ess. the ruse was conple ely
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In Bankruptcy

In the District Court of the
 United States for the Eastern
 Division of the Eastern Dis.
 trict of Arkansas.
 In the matter of w. J. Peter. son, of Blackton, Monroe County Arkansas, Bankrupt.
 The application of the said w. J. Peterson for a> discharge ir bankruptcy having Ibeen filed, notice is hereby given that saic application will be heard in the United States District Court Room at Little Rock. Arkansas, at two o'clock D. m. on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1915.
 SID. B. BEDDING, Clerk. June 2, 1915.
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Monroe County Boys of Corn, Pig and Peanut
 Clubs Take Notice

All members of the Monroe County Boys Corn, Pig and Peanut Clubs, who have not re- ceived their instructions from the departmnnt. will please write me at once and l will see to it that same is attended to.
 If there are any boys in Mon- roe County who desire to join either of these clubs. they should send their names to me at once as the list will soonNbe closed.
 The prizes this year in all of the clubs are tempting ones and such as every boy will delight in winning.
 Geo. B. Hebron,
 County Demonstrator.
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Punch and Judy.

Turkey is far from being the only oriental land in which performance very like our Punch and Judy can be found. Travellers have described en- tertainments of the kind ill Persia. Ja- pan. Kamchatka, India, Egypt, Syria, Nubia, Siam, Pegu, Ava, Cochin China and Tartary. MT. Viliiers Stuart ob- served the Egyptian Punch flooring the mamcur (chief magistrate) and his canvasses, quite in the style of the English Punch's conduct toward beadles and policemen, though in the Egyptian version the play ended mor- ally with the hanging of Punch. The hero belongs to all ages as well as to most lands. Some have traced him to the Atellan farces of early Italy and hs has even been recognized in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
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Wheatley Locals

Hon. H. A. Foster is in Fair bury, III. this week.
 MARRIED:-On last Sunday evening at the home of the bride Miss Odessa Bradney and Mir. Rube Baily, two well known young people who live north of Wheatley.
 Dr. H. D. Bogart and wife and Chas. Laney and wife went to Forrest City Sunday in the Doctors car.
 Fred Schmid, formerly of Wheatley but now of Clarendon, was in town Sunday and Mon day. He says it always does him good to come back to Wheat ley.
 E. N. Harrod went out to the Posey school house last Sunday and organized Sunday School with about 40 present. May the good work go on.
 Bell Baxter Lodge No. 228, A. F. & A. M. met last Wednes- day night. The members that were absent missed something good.
 Ed Williams, of DesArc, IS visiting h is brother, M. H. Williams.
 Misses Martha and Hilda Ochlschloger were shopping in Brinkley the past week.
 Frank Dial and family, of Goodwin. were over in MT. D's car Monday.
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DIDN'T TURN OVER

Ross Dead Quick" Spray kills bedbugs, ants, fieas, vege- table and plant insects so dead. and does it 80 quickly, that people exclalm, They ..didn't t turn over." If puts mosquitoes out of business just as quick. Sold in Brinkley, by Dutton Drug Go. and A. Flora.
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Hog Owners Take Warn
 ing.

would advise every man who owns a hog or herd of hogs to have them vaccinated at once as hog cholera is breaking out all over the county.
 I have treated about 300 dur ing the past month and over 95 peD cent we're infected with cholera. From now until Fall it will get worse as the summer advances until August or Septem- Der when it will reach it's worst stage.
 Geo. B. Hebron,
 County Dem. Agt. Tell lem you saw It In the Ar9us.
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Chinese and Japanese.

Chinese and Japanese do not speak the same language, nor can they be said to have the same religion. Con fucianism is the prevailing faith of China. while Buddhism is the chief re- ligion of Japan. Geometry probably had it's rise in Egypt, though it was perfected by the Greeks.
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Barson and Vicinity

Miss Dove Crossett Sundayed at John Mackey's. Clint Kuhn, of Hunter, made a flying trip through here Sun- day.
 Mrs. Sarah Moore has been on the sick list the past few weeks.
 Geo. Smith spent Sunday with friends in Bemis.
 Mrs. Kelly, of Pine Tree, was Ia visitor here on Sunday.
 Albert Sharp and Craig Bar nett were Monday morning passengers on No. i.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin and chil- dren, of Hilleman, spent Sun- day with MT. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong.
 Misses Ethel and Jewel Moo re Ethel and Lilly Compton. Daisy and Ruth Mackey and Messrs Ray Moore, Earl Compton and Ted Wright spent Saturday night with Alma and Frankie Barnett.
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Allendale Notes

We are threatened with an poveFflow. The water rising IS inches the last "A hours.
 Jess Rowland, of Brinkley, was in our midst Sunday.
 Mrs. Saddler and Miss Mary Dunlap were shopping in Brink ley Saturday.
 Scafe Ramey and family, of Brinkley, is visiting his father, Green Ramey.
 Mrs. Zoe Tune, of Iuka, Miss, is visiting friends and relatives here. She will leave in few days for Oena, Ark. where MT. Tune is at work. Mrs. Tune has many friends here who are glad to have her among them again.
 BORN: - to MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford Sunday. May 30th, a girl. Mother and child doing well and Arthur is reported better.
 Mrs. Jim Allen visited John Miley and family Sunday.
 Robert Torry and Miss Gladys Summit spent Sunday as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. L.. Simpson.
 Harold McGill and mother, of near Clarendon, attended church at Allendale Sunday.
 Rev. Reynolds, Baptist minister of Little Rock, held a few days revival at Allendale last week. Rev. Reynolds breaches at Clarendon twice a month. He will be with us again the fifth Sunday in August.
 MT. and Mrs. Greene Ramey gave the young folks an ice cream supper Saturday night. Everyone reported a nice time. Miss Mary Dunlap visited the Misses Moorheads Sunday. Clarendon Ball Team passed through our community Monday en route to Cotton Plant where they were expecting to have 3 lively game.
 o. L. Walker. prosperous farmer of the Eden community, was in our midst Tuesday
 The Allandale Base Ban Team was di1sspointed Saturday. They were expecting Monroe team
 failed s6get here.
 !. !. Simpson was in Brinkley Saturday on business.
 Mrs. Clara Rich, of Brinkley, was in our midst Tuesday buy ing sweet potato plants.
 GOLDENROD.
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During the Boer war an Irish prf vate on one occasion had bet with his comrades that he could hit tin mug from which Boer in a distant encampment was drinking. The sol dier won his wager, for from a range of 500 yards he knocked the tin from the Boer's hand. Later on the incl dent had an astonishing sequel. The shock Of the bullet hitting the Boer's tin caused crust to slip down his throat which actually suffocated him
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DELINQUENT Tax SALE NOTICE, 1914 State of Arkansas County of Monroe}

The land lots and parts of lots returned delinquent in Monroe County Arkan- sas for the Taxes of 1914 Together with the taxes and penalty charged thereon according to law are contained in the following list to wit;
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The Old Standard \. O'i y.iu chill Tonic is equal. ... < c General Tonic becsu., well known'tonic prop ,he Iis and IRON. lt acss .,'ss z. tte out Malaria, Euf,,snss,, E,a ns,,,s Builds up the Wno's
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slmelv nnis.

Como in and have 1t charged was the inviting sign in front of place of business in . certain town. A stran- ger. being soinewhat low in funds. walked in briskly. T understand that can ret things charged here," he said. addressing one or the employees. Only storage batteries" replied tho other man.
 Tsn 'sm sss ssw s Sn the Ara
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r.lkIna .ns cs,'

Talking snd c ~
 How many of us of imagining tnN well is the same 'l1i1 verse wellf A . a good listener. bas tionalist always IF should not conn. yourselt in tho 5
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hls sxaten,.

Working until seven every night? Your employer must be . nend for work "No." explained the stenog- rapher, he gosstps and cracks jokes all day with anybody who will listen to him. Then. when all the other business men go home. we get to work.s
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Not . comp"". .s.tk
 Jessie ' Please, hsr | lady next door ssss ,,sry los and win you piay :, ,1 ,0sly 2 husband is extrems' letin (Sydney). :|
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To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up The System

Take the Old Stand3T CNOVE o TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, 1s the formula is printed on every >aa6el, showing it is Ouinine and Iron in a tasteless form
 The Quinine drives out malaria, the
 Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
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sure Cd.

if he would rather contribute . ten-dollar opinion than two dollars in cash. he's 8 regular lawyer Galveston News.
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDGyS0lQ0L
 LESSON

(By F. O. SELLERS, Acting Director or Sunday School Course of Moody Bible Institute Chicago.)
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

N"tice is hereby given that said seyn nav bg ns parts of lots. so much tnerso nerts due hsrsonM M
 y. inc County Collector at the cou, olass the l K the second Monday in June; neN that time snd s1 wifi he continued from day to das o" <. ,,i of lots be sold. ai of office this spS MI
 Witness my hand and sea' o' .IlcseSu \ xu May, 1915. clerk of Monroe IF
 (Seal.) <s~~~~v~ss.s55
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Bullet Did Its Work.

.eII 'em vou ssw lt Ln the Aro0s
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cures ald Soiss. othsr aemsdes won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of hdkw long standin :, nre cured by tine wonderful, Ald reliable fortcrs Antiseptic Healing O(l. It reliev
 sain and Heals at the same tflReA 2sc. soc. sl.t
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Whenever You Nssd s,'.,:s 2

ITIl TeIl lem you ssw
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Tell lem you saw It In the Araus.
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Den bentiden s@yranen.

9ie Sobnem f~ldttern i'm @iilbe bod.
Sturm fiit1oet bonn R6ein oas @eId1te-
Gum 2ebeDo6l etne Crane nod,
Sbr Whittier ltno 8eiber uno 8rdlrtel
Sam pieber I6nea
9as @iee beul
Sernab fdon flirren oie 0afFen
Yum gilt es fir @ud, gu f6affenl
gul efniig Die 5arten 9Groe gerubrt,
SalD tlaffen Die rotten 8unoeni
Sie 9anb, bic 6as totlidbe Sdltpert mid
fiibrt,
Sat INNER am beiter berbunbeir.
Sen Sitter ent5tuei,
8erbanb berbeil
llnb miiBt SIR ben 8rantidab 5eri6nci.
ben,
Gaf benz Siee ipirb er better @uG tlei.
oeni
Run meg nit Dem garlo ais benz lodiger
Soar.
gtIln ipes nit bes Sdmndes Slin1mert
@ern Die S6tperter bliben, Die S6eiDer
bar,
Gilt GoloesgefmlfeI niwn'or i.
Sn i6lihtem @efpano,
Mit iorgenber Sano
go itebt Sbr i'm Ser5en 9e11riebeu
Sen f%erten, ben tdmpfenOen 2iebenl
llno Die reiuen 6er5en gu @ott emporl
er bort aiif Die bentiden Sralien;
3iebn Cure @ebete Den Sa6nen Dor,
8em iolte i'm Sample nod 9rnlien?
90 gebt's eeihfpitlo
g8ie @eipitterfuinol,
go sehts gum beiliaen ariege,
Wfit Soft nno nit gnd gum Gieeel
Bon @inem. Ser niht NIT bari
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YamnaiebmIs Nrtifel.

Infer @orrat an @drmeu, @tran.
9eru. Siiimen. Snrnen etc. lit Der bette
tpelder lie in 8eJas ge5oeen tpurbe. llHs
iere Rreiie fin6 nieoriger als in nnoerer
8nimfdnler uno bic @dare lit ma.
mense6t rHb mathematician.
@ir iiuo MN 20 Sabre i'm 8allps
idpils @ef9dft uno mir eeipthnen idbrIid
Su10erte bon neren &riben (trob BET
igroBeu 9prtirren3 n1rbIider @efhdfte)
Dieies biirgt fir unIere 8feelitdt. 2aBi
@li1 ~unferen 81 Seiteu itnrfen &ataIoe
fotnniett tpeftfi STR ettDas an, pflarder
9eoenff. Ser Gatdtoe fniro fir &c @ffef.
marfen fret berieubt.
Adresse: Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke, New Braunfels, Tex.
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Siee.
&oman BON $ annsb. 3 obeItie.
(Sorfiesuna.)

lSurlteBull9.J
Ss mar ooA elmer oarunter, 0e
idapieg, ober i'm nit UNI 10 aafmerf-
iameren Mugen muiterte. Gem
~Sauptmailn, Saffterl. Der fam nod).
Der an ibm beran. Sic ieben ldIedt
aus, 8erfenfeloe. 8eiB ia, meiB ia,
feline 4leinigfeit, ben 9ater begrabell
kuno iiber Elm S1lattfelb reiten. So
mno nit leerem Wagen. limo
bit Sbren Nerpen. 0erpen iitto nitt
buf fir utis SoIooten. - aopf bod,
gerfenfeIoe, nno Dor aaem iorgeli
Sic, oaB Sic ettuas gu ellen befom-
men,
CT bate nirflid lett Der friiben
Morgenihtnoe feinen @iiien genoiieil.
Ur ennpfano aud) feinen @unger. SsSn.
es efelte i'm Dor Dem @eOnnfen an
Speiie. Damn mar ploblid Mar-
beinfe neben ibm, NIT einem 6elo-
feiiel IN ben H~ieienf6ulten urtb Dem
fait baterlid fpoIfpoaenoen, elm Heir
luenig berlegenem @rinien: vSier.
Serr 2eutuant. GiQe u1o mot Sci.
Z hes is' MIDI ober ct miro idon
ihmeden. SIM Seloe ihnieft al
lens" CT tots 5uerit MIR benz gutter
8erl 5uliebe, 0aB er Elm poar 2o'.
fel nabm. Aber nit einem Male
mar Der brennenoe SeiBbunger oa,
. uno er Ioffelte ben gon5en aeliel
Iuus, Biz alf ben lesten Heit.
llno es modte mol ipabr iein,
mas 9affteu geiagt bate. gs fam
etpas mie neue Observation-Disclosures
in ibm auf. er fob nod cine @eile
NIT benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am
]. 6euer, ihmeigium tpol-es pcrlangta
bon inn, Der ben 8ater bearabeil,
audi niemano, 0aB er geipr1dig lei
ober bod nid)t antei[log BEL ihretl
9feoen. Sic ipaiBten nm idon mebr
BON ben greigniiien oes geltrieeli
gaqes, als er ielber, Der ons gdrse
Ghlaftfefo onrfouert bafte: oaB e
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granoenburger 81 Deroanfen mar.
tuenn bic 5ran5oieil feitgebolten, ai1
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Ifeioung bringen miiBte. 9etuun.
berth fInngen Die Romen Der 5iiG.
rer auf - aud Der 0dme leitles ga.
fers.
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friib los CT ioete es foit, als Of
ct i'm aoIino idBe uno auf morger
All Tebr friiber Gtunoe cine Selo
oienitleiihne aneeiett mare.
llno oann lag Gurt 8erfenfelot
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an foer Sdiitte Stroll, Die linn Mar.
beinfe, ioreli6 aufgelodert, in eincr
aderfnrde bereitet batte, oen aopf
anf Dem Sorniiter, Sen 8aletot iiber
ii6 ols 9ede. @r mollte Ihlafen.
er fublfe, au6 er braudte fir NOR
gen neue 9rat, forperli6e, ieeli-
ide. Or wolte inn Sdlaf pergeliell
mas er beut geiebeil. slber er lab
81 Den leudtenoen Steriien empor, II.
Der Shlaf fam nidt. auf's neue
itiegen aa Die furbtboren @inoriicfe
oes cages Dor linn auf-
0os nlio mar Der ariegl
8ater mar tot. ltno UNI i'm, nit
ibm batten tie beut 8auienoe nn6
aber Sanienbe gebettet, Batter unS
Sobne un6 griioer. 9nbeim, i'm
8aterlanoe floiien Die 8rGrell,
i6rien Die Miitter nm Die Sobne,
iammerten Die 5rauen nm ibre
Mdnuer, Die &inoer i'm Die Batter.
Cine @elt BON Simmer uno Sor-
gen Dlids aus oieiem eiuerl. einen
Gag auf
@liidlid nod Die Gotten. 8e5e
benz Germunoeten, Dem Silfloien,
@eridmadtenoenl Sic inter 9fei-
Ter uno Sdge Der @er3te Iitten, Die
uergeiien, iiberieben, 5fuiiden ocn
Soten ouf Dem ShIad)tfelo lagen IN
Ibrem 8lutl l1eber Die Die berrcit,
loien Bferoe binitnmpfteiL Die per-
gebli6 nod einem lesten 8rlnf
8nIier i6rien idrien, bis Ser eric
ienoe Zoo fam.
aaes, mas er bent geieben iab
er nod einmol nieoer: sudenoe
Menideuleiber in ben tief eingeipiifl-
ten Sur9en, Die Die @ronaten geao-
gen; 5piid)en ben serihoifeneuk ull-
geItiir5ten Troten Der @efhiise Yfer-
oefooaoer nit gen Simmel geri6te.
ten @liebern; Cote, Cote in laneen
Reiben bier, 5uiommehgebollt bort,
ME tie iii ben Sdubeugraben &C.
.fdmpft, Srelno uno Seino; rote,
grnie, blaue 6arbentupfen auf Der
gelben @ferfrunie uno glibern0es
Metaa, @epebrloiife, &iiraiie, Sell
me, Bapierfeten, ans ben 9orniiterE
I'M Eooesfampf seriiien. @r borte
Stohnen uno Sdreie; er iab in Die
bIeiden, obgeitumpfen @eiihter Der
Nerate, Die auf eitten Iugenblid rn-
~lteten bon ibrer 8lutarbeit
0as alio mar Der arieg.
6iird]tbor lift Der arieg
(6ortiebung foigt)
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@Oherner Rab aub 8ufaneiScnuterri6t
gnsleeen, 8ufdneioen, Qnpafen unN
Rdben e~elerut. SdIiiIerinnen perfertigen
lire ei9enen 8Ieioer tpGbreno oes Ser.
mems. SRI. .. g. 8eGer, Nanaaer. 501
Oarben Ctr. Nebmt Sot 8eIIs Car ODER
telephoniert Srnbis 8075.
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fat; $40 9ompmoun @ebdlioe. Gel.
Grodett 8108.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-01-22
THE TAXES
Chapter Ffty-seVen

In the last chapter we discussed the principle of allowing an
official draw pay for from two and mentioned
which there seemed be no harm and stated
that the principle governing those things well established
and its violation dangerous that has been rgdy egsaed
against In the cited there claim that the city
lost anything either money service but this chapter shall
cite where the principle did not apply strictly and
the lost somebody's part that has been explained
and steps have been taken reimburse the city for its losses
although there ample security at hand and colectble the
accounts had been kept plain statement OF the facts will enable
the reader draw his conclusions and apt ustra
of how dangerous the followed by the admnstra
that lost the money and the be avoided its viola
because in this instance the administration warned ad
they considered we'll and then followed the fatal
In year 10 the city government contracted with Lind
Oren at cost OF about $4ooo and
the furnished security bond in the of
for the completion of the work according plans and Spechca
Since that time there has been much SANDER of officials
and much talk of the bad condition of the sewer and most OF
has been without foundation fact and in this article shall
what believe to have been the only serious mistakes made
and charge dishonesty in them.
When the written provided for the constru
ton of manhoes per plans sos EACH and the backng
of the trenches be done in the following
The trench be filled height of two feet with fine
materials and be puddled and the water left stand and
settle the earth After the settled away must be inspected
there any joints where it leaked into the sewer and
must be taken up and ad at the defective joints When
that stage of the work accepted then the whole trench must
be filed and the earth and rock settled with well tamped
The first m that of the manholes gave trouble but the
fault may have been the plans in the survey he fault
nave been with WeIe
accepted and then found that of them were not in
accord with the grade the and had be uncapped and
built higher This all done city expense and may have
been merely mistake in judgment We mention as OF the
mistakes of constructions and inform the reader that out
side of the mentioned believe the construction
to have been good and conducted properly
The other item, that of inspection and backhng longer
story 1t was part of the that there should be
inspector inspect the work behalf of the city, and that he
should be paid by the contractors
When the work well under way charges made that
the chief of police had been employed inspector and that ne
was receiving salary of 500 month police officer, $50
month Inspector and another salary secretary and col
ecor for the company The matter was aired council
one evening and discussed in all the phases that occurred to those
who participated in the meeting.
The charges had been made city officials the street,
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