davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-18

Those making head marks in SPELL
ing are: Ethel Hodge. Mable Hodge,
Mae Baker, Louise Baker, David Ba-
ker. Annie Covington and Ruth Gov
ington.
Three new pupils have enrolled
during the past month and hope to
have their names on the honor roll
next time.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-18
Tn Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold.
Druggists refund money if It fails to cure.
E. W. GROVES signature on each oox' <oe.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-18

A mans true, interest is not always
ne advantage1of self-gain.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
REACClONARIUS HABEMUS.

De Eel Ncn=cr&tG," dc Mexico, fe-
chudo e. dn:lim"o II del actual, -.
r,amos las Jugosas !:neas Si"uicntes:
"Anochc. aprovcch&ndose dc una
manifestation &c las muthaS que cor
tGt" l.b:rt%4 - han vclido efectuaH-
10. grac!as I las %~arantias amplisi-
:.:us que han dado las aEtoridaGes del
D,strito Federal 4 todoS los part;dos
Hoiit:cos. e! sen2r livcnciado Jesus
|rueta. al iir:~irsc FL pueblo, hajo
Y:ctcyt~ de hacer propaganda per
dcterrlinad"s candidates. Sc express
Ell terminus POGO resp"tuoscs para
al"Uaos PARTICIPATES f~uacionar:os de!
"uhiornc. cauSanio este "r&n DISCUS
to ; ju.t.si:na Nn~AicnacijH cntrs cl eie
mento sano y conScicatr del consti-
;ucionaliSmo."
Nos llena de or@ul'o sabeT dc bo2a
de los mismo% c&rranclaneS, qIe unC
&c les individGos que pertenc:icron Il
81 causa, rcro cue no pudieron pres
cirdir de Ia cultura recibida en- tpocas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

Complete con sus propiaS vestidu'
ras el disfraz de su protegidO, Y antes
lie amanecer e~stuvicEon preparados
para Dartir.
Mahmet Ham a una lie sus mule
res.
-Aicha, ven-diio sill otra expl:ca
ci5n.
Ella obeieci6 sin mostrar ningu-
M e~%trane&a.
FL aSnc ' el mulo habian sido pre-
parados por e. indigena.
Mand0 = Aloha tomar una gran an
fora de barro. que serviI para hacer
Ia provision de aqua. Ia fIe lie colo
co en- equilibrio sobre Ia cabeza, ievan
tando el velo que cub"ia IL mitad de
su cara.
Mahmet hiZo montar a Silvano en-
el mulo V el 10 hizo en- 81 asno; Aloha.
a pie, precedia a los jineteS.
En- esta forma, TO habia que temer
ser ]reconocido.
Los mismos g~erdarmes, 81 los ~veian,
o desconfiarian de esa familia indi-
gena en- viaje.
Mahmet conoc;a perfectamente a
quella region que tan acostumbra-
do cstaba 1 recorre" q habia anuncia-
do 4 Silvanp que, por el canine que
seguirian. IA ruta no seria larga.
Antes de IA noche debia llegar q
Sidi-.Avad.
Cuando los primeros rayos del sol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
CHANTECLER.

cionte de su vida co,activa pnede
:hrl@&r: lihertad civil, libertad poll
'ica. institucioncs, Patria.
Como reSuitadc de la lrcha, Dor DO
&c amos sostenida. desde Ia revolucion
dc Ayutl1 iasta ell derrocamieAto de-
imperio de Maximiliano. el pueblo
ado,iriG el convencimiento de que IA
obra cuya expression suprema fac ii
Constitution, debia tenerse como una
con1uista defirit;"a. que nadie trata-
ria dc subyertir. Y en- efecto, asi ha-
hia sido hasta aver. Todas nuestras
agitaciones rcvoluciona"ias posterio-
res 4 1867, partieron del concepto,
vcr.ladero o ialso, de que era precise
hater cumplir In Constitution; pero
nunca de que era mc"esario destrul"-
Ia. 4. pear de sus f~recucateS viola
Clones. los homhres %sinceroS, los es-
tpa>a . In 81. pIana. col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

4 IA somb"a de las ~p&lmcras o de
grandes muros.
.Aich1 fut = busca- :gua. Y comic
o las provis;ones que Ct arabe hab!a
llevado.
Hacia cl fir d. II tide, deEDuSs 4"
h2bcr raq4do To>;koabt, Si!vano d
10 4 su amigo:
H aoui T. vivicnda de Archon-
..Gs... ALA ahaiO.
Y lie ind:caba campos, l~ej2nos aun,
mas ALA de .os cuales Sc reian vas
tas plantaciones de- naranjos manda-
lines. protee.das POI las alamedas
de aloes.
-Ha::a ahi llega-continuo-la
c2sa esta al otro l2do. detras de los
irbo!es; no Sc Ia puede yer desde l.
qui.
Mahmct form0 IL itinerario, segun
estas indicaciones. y ell menos de una
bora llegaron al linde de Ia propic-
dad.
De repente critic el desertor:
HE AMI a Pablo Archontes!....
Tenemos Ia suerte de encontrarlo...
iLlamale!
Y senalaba a I'm honlbre que aca-
baba de aparecer e. in pequeno sen
dero, en- direction del Oar Moham-
med Arab.
Vestia un amplio traje de tela girls
V 81 cara cubierta con n espesa bar
ba negra, estaba r~esguardada del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

So! 7or. IN gen ~somb-c-o de paja.
e cspano! Nevada uH fusil 4 "a
barGolera y So hac.& acompaiar por
DC. hermoaos perros.
Fla, Sid. ..--grit6 M.hmct.-
SD. ..SiE:.....
Archon:e3 le oyo y Sc detV!u.
La peGuen2 carav&Aa Sc reuni6
pronto a el, qIe o curioaidad mira
IA ! aqucila mujer y L aqueilns dos
indigenas ! quienes no coaocIa.
Pero c! antique apoderHdo de Spe-
raudien Sc arrlnc6 su fa.ta barba, y
~t-otandose Ia ARA con el PIANO de su
albornoz. procure boriar Ia obra de
Mahmet.
De SECURE que 10 rac conocerA
USED. amigo Pablo--Iijo iiendo.
Como! iSeno: Senas.-eXclam"
el espanol en- el colmo &c Ia sorpre-
aa.-iOh! No; de SECURE Gie no hubie-
IL conocido j listed en- csc traje.
Sc a~proximo entonces y los dos a.
m;gos Sc estrecharon carinosamente
las manos.
-;Ah, mi qucrido Pablo! Esto es
una aventur que va contara 4 listed:
viajaba para visitar u#a gran propie-
dad que tengo el prop0sito de com
prar cerca dc Dra-el. Milan, Y he cal
do en- manos de verdaderos bandi-
dos que me han desbalijado, y no So
lamente me han robado mi reloj V ell
dinero, sine que hasta Ia ropa NE han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
TIBERIO.

cayeron sobre Ia terra. Sc encontra-
ban = l. orilla de un riachueio.
Mahmet echo pie = TERRA, Sc AFRO
t;ll0. Y procedi0 = Sis abluciones;
siempre de rodilias Y vuelt2 II cara
hacia el Oriente, elevd los bra2os al
cie!o, rccitJ 4 modO Dc plegl"ia algu.
nos versiculos del Koran, sc pos:crno,
bcs0 In TERRA varias veces. y Sc le-
vant6 de lev
Aloha, detras de 81. habia imitado au
piadoso ejemplo.
Si.vano. aunque lie era familiar "a
escena. los habia Observable con Gu
riosidad.
Volvi0 ell moro Z montar sobre su
2sno llevando breves momentos q su
mujer 4 Ia grupa, para plsar el ria
chuelo que en- algunos puntos tenia
un metro de profundidad, y cIando 20
hubo pasado Y Aloha de nuevo tom0
a pie la cabeza de Ia Marcia, siguie-
ron Ia ribcra derecha hasta hasta ell
punto en- que recibia un pequeno AFRO
yo, rAcif Merouaue, que a~travesaron
de un salto.
El viaje continue por un vale de
maravillosa fe-tilidad, sembrado por
todas parties de pequenas quintaS ara
hes.
Mahemt Gambia algunas palabras y
saaldos con los compatriotas que a su
paso encontraban.
No Sc detuYo mas que dos veces
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
Las mujeres Sc habian marchadc

Las mujeres Sc habiaa marchado
c,a los chicos.
Caa"do Silvano hubo dormido, Nah
r.. !, j:j2:
!. -t...mst n%Eaa" antes d. qLc
.a.-a c' SCI: ESQ sera 10 ma; prudcn-
.-.... Tca"o ~ro"fianzA en- Il; Sc que
no M ~agana.as : mc daraS In que
sa' -, ~p-ume;:do.
D~syues conversaron.
S,,r%Ho !. halo de- las diversas pro
9icuades lei seloy Spsra%siien, cuya
?er<y2aliG:d Sc habia Appropriate, y
mos;~&u&o!aS como suyas. acentu6 IA
buena impression que = ST huesped
&a1ia caus&do.
AaAmec, en- medic de su to~sQuedao,
ha1A comJinado con bas;&n,e macs
ria el plan de ruta para evitar que
el desertor fucse conocido aInque tu-
vic>e aigun c~ncuentro d~esagradab!e.
.Aum era de noche cuando lie teSper-
to.
\ n ~ lie una !ampara lie bronce6
Il cara. con IN l:qui&o en- eI que el
exprimi5 aIgunas agallaS, { imito
sobre 81 frente y sobre l cejas, los
,atuajes distjntivos de su tribu.
Formo uaa barba p~ostiza con lana
c~cspa clyas imperfeccionss Sc dist
unitarian con Ia tela plegada que CO.
locU al rededor de Su cabeza, sujeta
por e. turbante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
GIitado.....

] uOi.Nt
Ell 81 DCcCu2 &c Bon M2hmi...
Tc,.=m2ntc Re Cncon.@ado 4 este VA
,ica;a .:ra5e. Mahmet-hcn-Hc"lk, qae
Ia ,eniGo picI2d Mc III; me la pres
t.do e3:c d!sf-a:: ) ha c2n5cntido en-
:.rvi.gae de G2j2 para l.egar hasta a.
tai. porcue en- seguida pense en- US
ted.
-Ha hccho listed muy bier. queri-
DO Silvano.
10 solo no hubiera sabido orien-
am por estos caminos.
Pablo A:chentis estrech6 Ia mano
lei indiGena = lie s:l2d6 en- ST. pro-
il l-Ngua; J sin ocupara> de Aloha,
i&c l." 2og-!:a. les coadajo hAcia su
IS
Miea.-as ~lleg2ban, Silvano cent?.
.ud dc3enro!vierIo Il fabJ!a que In
IA !;a&G E&do ?&rI cxpiicar 81 disfTa&.
Is. co."o 10 habil prcvisto, cl admi-
.istrador Dc Sid A":!. igao:aba SIS
,vcntI-as.
|, no..c:a de II r-"@v.c del s'Nor
;n*ra"d.cn @o!@m,r., h.bo licG';o
hasta e..
Eseab2 asomarada. juo. IL qu" cl
s,Hc: ?eyric@x. : 10 S!Haro S'nas'
h.bilsc :cwaGo IL direction j2 las e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
TIROS AL BLANC0
Ell DISLOQUE.

Senores, en- estos tiempos
como Sc ha revuelto ell mundO;
g hay para temblar de miedo;
81 hay para MORN de susie.
Los chinos, los ~japoneses,
les franceses Y los rusos,
AMMAN Il de Dios es CTisto
: ti:os cada minute,
po- 81 este los tiraniza,
pc. 81 aquel otro es muy brute;
Y por angas o por mangas
s. dupiican los disturbios
de tai TOdo, que alguien picnsa
oae So acerca el fin del mundo,
y quiLa raz0n les sobre,
put5 este es va TN diluyio...
Prcg intenle como In estado',
al Cz"r Nicoli3 Seg'IrdO,
uuien Sc halla, mie!p-"as 10 arreglan
en- IN calaboZO obscure
de l.. m.sma terra en- donde
:iemprc fue senior augusta,
y uuizas e les contcs.e
que son 81 diabio los ruSos,
QUO 10 dejaron sin "hueso"
nj podc!., y cue los suyOs
sstar que - cast ~sienten
ea sus pracueZos ell nudo....
Mas tcdos cstos son sintomas
{. que VI Sc arrcgia ell mundn,
de que c~erraran las guerras,
= cesaran los tumultos;
puea va sentado ell principle
de que hay que pegarieS dGro
en- Il tesla q los que mandan,
como 81 principle mas justo,
muy POGO tempo los falta
para cue sepamos, mudos
de 2GmiraCiGn Y e~ntusi&smO,
Que no existe en- TODD e. mundO
mas sobierno respectable
cue el De Venus el barhIdo,
p 10 cue ci insigne anciano
poadra en- practica su impulse
pacificador de todos
los grandea pueb.os del mundo;
' en- cuan.o Venus Sc lance
cen mas poGer que un cornudo
DE Miura, sobre los pucblOS
~arm&dores de tumultos,
boca abajo los fr4nceses,
boo. abajo los ~ilusos,
hoca bajo los teutones...
hoca abajo TODD el m!ndo!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
POLITICA MENUnA
CIVIC.t

Para que nuestrc2 lcctores &c con-
iyenz&n de qre Mexico he degrade 4
una altura brutal Ell materi2 &c :de-
lancos c~ivicos. Y de que el s~ufra@io
" nc tiene picrdc entire 81 pColeta"!a-
DO hurliide. insertamos Z continuation
q Frog-ama integro de IN mitin po-
)IIitico. en- pro de n ~cardidatura de r.
fac. Martinez Y de Fede-ico de IL Co.
lima.
"N,itin Ge propaganda De las candi-
daturas para diputaGos per 81 sc%to
d~lstrito electorai.-Iioy, = las ocho
de In nochc, Sc e~tectnar& en- 81 Circo
Welton III mitin de propaganda de las
! candiGaturas para diputaGOs por el
sexto Diytrito Electoral. &C. Rafael
Martinez v Federico de IL Collins.
/ FL programa sera como 81
que:
I.-Gbertura por Ia banda.
It.-n2ble ;rapccio por los An
Gelin:.
HI D;s"urso 20: G! Prcsiien:c
: del l'artido Nacicual Re@ene-
rador. sc&or Mi"uc! CC:t5@ Or
djne%.
W.--.Act" dc c;rco.
. E.-Di<curSo ror 81 senior y.
pr;rlal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
PROTESTA
Frecuentemente ha acontecido en-

Frecuentemente ha acontecido en-
Ia turbulenta h;stcr:a De los paises
!atinO-ame!ican0s. que al aduelarSe
! de! poder III eruro revolucionario, CO.
rome su triuEfo con "a expedition Gle
una constitution nueva, a preteXto &c
dar al pueblo mayores libertades, 81
los "c~nccGores pertenecen al bando IL
beral. 0 Go asecur9r les 'intereses le-
gitimos Dc Ia sociedad," 81 pertenc-
cen al ccnscrvadoc.
Mexico no Ia side una exception .
esta orictica. Bajo 81 falso concep-
to de Que II libertad es ~producto de
los Cid:cos y De que lac tendencies
a~nlrCuicas Sc cCrrigcn por obra De
las lees. nuestroS a~ntcpaSados c%pi-
( dic"on, en- n.cn25 d" veinte amos, tres
GistintaS CONSTITUENCIES, IN primcra
de las cua!es Ia de lS2l-fut decla-
r&da ~nueraInentc 81 riror, hasta cue
TODD crder constitutional qued0 DO
lr&do en- l2".3. por IN erection de un
dcspat!smo Militar verronZCsO Y Cpre
scr. f.! formidable movimiento de
reaccicH qGe este provCcar&, = Que
nu"s;ra historic ccnoce con el nom
hrc lie Ee"olGci1n de Ayutla, prcdu-
10 para cl pueblo E2cxicaHo, prcyrc-
COS juaYrcciaolcs. De los cuales fue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

del Giet@Gor. con apoyo de los mag
mates = peHSicn"s del "Ooierno, VEN
"a ahcra r~eaccionando en- 81 sentid1
de comprender que 10 peor Iue puio
hab@rle rasado a Mexico. dcsdc cue
existc como nacitn. fue haer incuba-
10 a den NEWSSTAND Carran2a, que
ha herho Dc nuc>tro pals Tn centric
dc harbarie.
Oj@la cue todos los hombres de
s"n.idc crn:in. cue. ?or interesc;
~pcrsGnalcs. 50 acogicron 4 Ia bande.
IA del carran"ismo, vuel"an sobre sus
pasoS : comprendan cue no es IN re.
"inen abSolutista el liamado a ha.
Ger Ia felicidad dc Mexico.
TlBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
BONILLADA.

Dicen que Manuc! Bonilla.
lcycndo en- T! Paso antier
Que las fucrzas alemanas
ma chan con intrepldez
V atacla 4 Macedonia
dc modo brutal Y cruel,
oucG6 un ratio penSativo.
bobi6 IN sorbo de cafe,
s2 Gallo las antiparras,
q di?rio vclvi6 1 leer,
'imri6 sus himcdOs ojos
(po? las lagrimas tai vez)
Y coment0: que cobardes
los tcutones, por mi f6;
que chiste hacen con lanzarse
sobre una poDre mujer?'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20
Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's.

William Harlow is the proud owner
of Ford car.
Merchants free matinee at the Ideal
Theatre every Saturday at 3 p. m.
Robert Coulson of Cascade, Mont.
arrived Friday to visit at the home of
his uncle, George Coulson.
Clint Brown is this week building
combination ice, coal and wood house
for E. Tennyson on the bench
Harold Hawkins left yesterday for
Nampa to enter Holiness College. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hankins of
the bench.
Bert Sherard's mother, who has
been visiting her sons here and at
Horseshoe Bend for sometime, return
ed Tuesday to her home at Maryville,
Mo.
A letter received from Lev. C. A
Quinn states that he and his family
arrived safely at Meridian. 81 never
was so tired in my life" he says, land
don't think will ever get rested"
G. B. Galor and family left Mon
day for Wyoming, after a visit of
several weeks at the home of F. A
DeClark. He was so well pleased
with the Emmett country that he
will return and locate here.
W. E. Snodgrass and wife of Boise
are new arrivals in Emmett Mr.
Snodgrass is interested in placer min
ing in the upper country and will
make this city his headquarters while
his mines.
Robert L. Holbrook, who recently
took charge of the Sweet Sentinel,
was in town Friday on his wey to
New Plymouth for visit with
friends. Mr.. Holbrook is making a
newsy paper out of the Sentinel.
The Majestic, the range with a
at Reilly's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20
EMMETT NEWS
'ents, all sizes, at Reilly's.

Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's.
Whitman for Plumbing and Tir
work. Phone 46-J.
Willard Knox has been added to the
force of clerks in the John McNish
store.
James Little from the Lost River
country is in town visiting his brother
A. Little.
Mrs. James Barry and children, who
have spent the last two weeks IN
Portland, are expected home Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Rhodes and son
Jack came down from Idaho City Sat
urday for visit at the H. T. Davis
home.
The McNish store has just installed
two cash registers of the latest type.
They are marvels of mechanical in
genuity.
Misses Marguerite Thommen and
Ethel Knox delightfully."- entertained
a number of their young friends at the
home of the former last evening.
w. j. Ragson OF Long Beach, Callf.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. VanKirk of
Boise were guests of T. c. Barringer
Sunday Mr.. VanKirk is a brother
in-law of Mr.. Barringer.
The Index family had fresh straw
berries for dinner yesterday, the con-
pliments of Mrs. Ora Bever The
Bevers have had continuous crop of
this luscious fruit all summer.
Mrs. Hewittson informs The In
dex that an error was made last week
in announcing that she will discon-
tinue her hospital. She says her new
house is being specially equipped for
hospital work and she will take care
of cases as heretofore.
Comrade coffee, 8 pounds for 85c
at Reilly's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20
Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's.

Mr.. Yeck of Midvale is in the cit,
visiting his uncle John Yeck.
Plan to attend the free matinee a
the Ideal Theatre every Saturday a
3 p. m.
Ed Reed came home Friday from
Burke to visit with his mother for
few days.
Fred Rutledge has moved his fam
lily from Cascade to this city on ac.
count of our splendid schools.
Mrs. H. G. Baker and daughter Lii
lian left for Boise Sunday to remain
H. G. will follow about October /.
Claude Jordan, member of Co.,
Second Idaho, returned to Boise today
after visit of several days with his
mother.
Charles Poole Of Halsey, Ore, Wis
tied friends in Emmett from Tuesday
until Thursday, leaving on this after
Moons train for a visit to his old home
in Pickney, Mich.
w. E. Snodgrass, who recently NOV
ed here from Boise, will go to Boise
Monday to take charge of the bar
becue which the Commercial Club of
that city will serve free to visitors
at the state fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Hayes, of the
NJ. & H. Cigar store, were called to
Boise Sunday by the death of
Mrs. Hayes father, J. NJ. Hollister,
who was one of the pioneers of that
evening.
Rev. F. E. Finley, the new paster
of the Methodist church, arrived Sun
day with his family from Burley. He
was met at Caldwell by DR.. R. E.
Rose, who brought him to Emmett
by auto in time for the morning ser
vices. They are occupying the Laid
law dwelling recently vacated by Rev.
C. A. Quinn.
Mrs. Carter and son Coils and Mrs
Cartwright motored to Caldwell Sun
day to meet Mrs. Carter's son Oren,
who has. had a position with the
Spokane and Eastern Trust Co. of
Spokane After a visit of few days
here with relatives and friends Oren
will leave for New York to enter the
School of Commerce in New York IN
iversity.
Bert Dixie left Tuesday for his old
nome at Linneus, Mo. He has spent
The summer here visiting his sister,
Mrs. w. D. Howell, and has fallen
n love with Emmett to such an ex-
.ent that he will close out his farm
interests in Missouri and move back
o Emmett to remain. His father
md mother will accompany him and
hey will all live on Mr.. Howell's
ruit tract south of town.
DR.. Judd, dentist, Monroe Bldg.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20

FOR SALE-Fresh COW and a calf,
roam Durham bull, Poland China
boar, / brood sow, 5 acres of corn IN
field, l work horse, saddle horse.
Flovd Sanders. 4S-tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20

FOR SALE-15 stands of bees in
good condition; also Star 2-seat-
ed hacks. Locket's Harness Shop.
46-tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20

WANTED-Horses, hay, hogs, cows
or cash taken in excange for ma
son or carpenter work. Address, Box
ia, Emmett. 47tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20

TO EXCHANGE-Fin home and Is
acres mile south of New Plymouth
for land on the Emmett bench. W. H.
Sissler. 3Stf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20

FOR SALE Locust fence posts. J..
w. Tyler. 4o
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-20
TO TRADE

TO TRADE-Five-room house and
three lots for automobile, run under
1000 miles, or new. Inquire this Of
flee. 39tf
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FOR SALE-Two five room houses
and 155 foot front lot, well in,
proved, on First street. Will sell all
or part. j. Moulton. Att
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FOR SALE-Milch COW, fresh. In
quire at Cash Grocery. 4S-t
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Peoples Column
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Crank for Cadillac car. Please
return to D. H. VanDeusen, or this
office. 81
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WANTED-To buy pigs, call l.. Ober-
meyer, phone 97F4. At
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LOST-A blue-gray knit vest, con-
tanning watch. Finder please re-
turn to John Yeck. 40
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms to
parties without children. Phone
179. 80
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A good plug work horse
cheap. w. d. Mcfarland. 52-3p
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. No washing. Phone 1912
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LOST-Firestone tire, 80 by 3Ok,
about half mile south of SUD-
station. Finder please notify R. ".
Carpenter, Idaho Power Co. 49-tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Boy to work for keep
while going to school. W. D. Nc
Farland. 81 |
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STRAYED-From my paster, brown
horse branded 6 on right shoulder.
B. C. Bertleson, New Plymouth. 522
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WANTED-Clean rags Emmett Gar
age & Auto Co. 20
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31
The TheQfeYS,

At the Missoula theater tonight, will
be Eugene Walters powerful drama,
THE Knife"
In The Knife the parasitic gentry
are the abductors of the heroine. She
comes from the south to New York to
buy troasseau for her approaching
marriage to Il famous surgeon.
She believes in the efficiency Of for
tune telling as taught to her by her old
colored nanny and she consults = jseel
who has advertised in the southern
papers. That is the last seen of her
until her fiance and his friend. an at :
torncy. find her drugged and mis-
treated in Il dive operated by one, sec
ond sight Jimmy" and female ac-
complice.
The surgeon, set on killing tn pcrpc
traitors of the crime, Is turned from
scandal only when he is permitted to
take the man and woman alive to his
Ia boratory and there us their bodies
in his experiments. In this way he
will make them pay their debt to So
cicty. and serve the world in the cause
of science.
The woman dies. but the man lives,
and through a succession Of clues the
district attorneys office grows sus-
picious. Tho surgeon and all his