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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-05-10
BISSEL CREEK
Mrs. Ward M. Fuller

George and Hal Johnson came home
from Boise the latter part of the week
each with a new car. Hal brought
with him Buick Six roadster, while
George drove a new Elgin six, four
seated roadster.
Robert Howard and Jet Hill left
Monday for Smiths Prairie taking
with them a number of colts to the
summer range.
Mrs. Bruce Ross called at the Tom
Stone home Friday.
Joe Lingel spent Sunday with his
parents at New Plymouth.
Mrs. w. E. Hill has been confined to
her bed the past week with slight
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson of Boise
are spending few days at the home
of their son, George Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Howard.
Joe Lingel purchased a driving
mare of Jet Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James and Ben How
ard and families attended church
across the river Sunday.
Joe Lingel purchased new Stude-
baker top buggy and harness while
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Dick Graves of New Plymouth
was looking over his bees Wednesday
E. B. East was down on the bench
from his Butte ranch Wednesday.
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6 o'clock dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Meier Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Conrad is spending this
week with Mrs. Henry Meier.
Gus Conrad left Monday for Boise,
after spending a week with the Henry
Conrad family.
The P. T. A. of the Brick school
have requested that the Central Mesa
P. t. A. should meet with them at
the Brick schoolhouse Wednesday,
May 16, at 2 p. m. Miss Amy Kelly,
Of the Extension Bureau, will give a
demonstration on meat and vegetable
canning. Everyone interested in the
subject is invited to attend. The
meeting should be of great help to all.
George Davidson and Earl Hawkins
made trip to Star Sunday.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet at the schoolhouse Friday,
May II.
Walter Burdell is having tonsilitis.
Sunday school next Sunday at 2 p.
m. and preaching at 3 p. m. by Rev.
Lathrop. Everybody cordially invited.
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BRAMWELL.
By Il r. Wells

Elmer Rose and Jim Bell are look.
ing after the cleaning of the Canyon
canal. Rose is doing the work from
the long flume to his place and Bell
from there on down.
j. K. Landers, Don Byers and wives
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Wells home.
The Walkers have 125 young tur-
keys out of their first Matching. They
are going to work the turkey business
quite heavy this year.
Frank Nicks and Will King came
over from the bench Saturday and
gave their father-in-law, A. N. Storey
big lift with his spring work. Three
teams in the field can turn off lot
of work in a day.
Mrs. Irwin Davis and baby are here
from Portland for a visit with Mrs
Davis's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Hunter
Miss Nora Barnard is assisting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Newman, with the
this week.
Mrs. John Mathews went to Middle
ton Tuesday to visit with her people
and take her uncle, who has been Wis
iting with them for some time, home.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
Ma C. w. Cock.

A very unexpected pleasure greeted
Mrs. Wright in the person of a mis-
ionary, an old friend, who discovered
her living near Emmett, calling hei
by phone and with whom she had only
a brief visit between trains in EN-
NETT Friday last.
C. E. Hartley returned from Poca-
tello the last Of the week.
Spraying is in progress around
Rocky Point.
Ditch work has proceeded to a
point on the Canyon canal above the
Freezeout road.
II. Blackman, wife and niece, Miss
Maize Rude, were motoring on the
Slope Sunday and called on the C. W..
Cook family.
Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Obermeyer, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Modin and Mrs. Warden
are planning to attend the Second Dis
trict Federation meeting in Boise this
week. Mrs. Obermeyer, Mrs. Wilson
with Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Will Tue
ker, being the Crescent Club dele
gates and alternates.
The regular meeting of the c. |.
club will be held in the club house
Friday, May IL.
Mrs. B. S. Wright was called to
Caldwell hurriedly on Saturday last
to care for the children flour in
number) of Mrs. Wright's brother,
who are all down with measles. AS
the Crescent Clubs president, Mrs.
Wright was due in Boise this week
at the Federation, but she felt her
duty lay elsewhere. Every one of the
club members are hoping the illness
will be of short duration and give
Mrs. Wright the benefit of change
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents

and rest, as her own children were re-
Gently i'll with the same malady, and
the past year as club president has
been a strenuous one, and Mrs.
Wright has been an untireing worker
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Poisoned by Thousands!

The victims of auto-intoxication are
many thousand every day. By reason
of the toxins, or poisons, bred in the
intestines, these poisonous bacteria are
sent all thru the blood channels and the
victim feels tired, sleepy and headachy,
or the brain doesn't work as usual. The
best treatment for this is to drink hot
water before breakfast =. plenty of
water all the day long. And procure a
supply of pheasant Pellets" made
of May apple, leaves of alloes, etc,
with no calomel and entirely vegetable,
which can be obtained at almost any
drug store for 25 cents vial. Invented
by Dr. Pierce forty or fifty years ago.
Equally important is it to cleanse kid
neys and bladder, and drinking plenti-
fully of pure water will cleanse them to
a certain extent Then obtain at the
drug store a little Anuric. This is to
be had in 5o-cent packages at almost any
pharmacy. Anuric should be taken be-
fore meals and you will soon find the
wonderful effects, as it is many times
more potent than lithia and seems to
dissolve uric acid as water does sugar.
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EXPERIENCE OF MONTANA.

Livingston, Mont = During expect
ancy | suffered so from nervousness
was almost nervous wreck. Through
an advertisement. | tried DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. The first bottle
produced the desired results but / used
the Prescription all through the period,
taking eight bottles of it, and felt well
all the time" -AlRs. ELIZABETH Hull,
1926 S. D St
Butte, Monthly two children were
broken out with sores on mouth and face,
and local treatment did no good. con-
cluded their blood was bad, SO got a
bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Before they had taken all
of the bottle the sores were healed up
and they were as healthy as children
could bc."-Mas. F. A. MCDONALD. lilo
Gallitan St.
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g[ntniilen inGcn MninLin innrer.

2ineoIn g2eb., 10. QuguIt.-Die
Itaatti6e neutrality-suspicious. 1T
bon 8oibtugton ou~fgsforoert NOR
ben, CUR 8eidrdnflng oes lngebeii-
rem @oiolinberbrot6s i'm 2otl0e BET.
5lttra9en. G8 peroen idbrIid i'm
2onoe ettua 1,250,000000 @uIlo-
men @aiolin berbraudt, iuobon oie
@dIfte fir &ergniigungs 4utomobil.
touren benubt miro. Die Mitonlo-
bilbeiiber nerOen oesbolb oufaefor.
bert, t9re Gergnitgunggfobrten ait
Backgammon. Wfan beretnet, 0oB
Die 8unoesarmee 350,000.000 @aIs
loren @oiolin fit gttontobiIe, Mero.
plane mo or6ere Mloidinen eebroit.
den miro. Cine Gini6r1nfltng, nie
oben entpfoblen, tpiiroe oaber nid,t
m1r Der onerifniifen Grlnee, ion.
bern Den @eeren Der Aaiierten 0as
NOTICE @aiolin Suipen0en.
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uus Weit point.

Isle aus 9uflon6 gemeloct miro.
lit oaielbit ON 80. Sui 6rot 4nua
Woieuon, @ittpe bon 0ietri6 $50.
iernan, I'M &eim lures Sobnes
Senrb bonn Gooe obberufen moroen.
Gle mar SIS Sabre aft rmo felt elmer
Reibe eSabren Ieioeno.
Gomstog Dor elmer ISOLDE idloB
@roBbater @ern6aro Glatanoif Die
gugen gum letteu Gmlummer. Scr
@eritorbene, Der Elm sitter bon So
Sobret erreidte, mar aus aiQingen
i'm @roB6er5ogtuln 6loenburg &c.
bitrtig. ST. iubr fieben Sabre bin.
0urd, na6oem er ermuhien mar,
our See, bis i'm oos @oIofie6er
berlodte, in auitrolieu iein Slid
stt beril6en. Dit elmer 0reiidbri-
gen llnterbrefung. Die er in
QeutidIono berIebte, blie6 er big
1864 in auitraIien. febrte oonn
mad Der @einot 5uriit ltno lpanoer.
te orei Sabre ip1ter rna g(aterifa
ans, ipo er 3lerit in &anias Gito,
W}o., iDobnen blicb. 3polf Sabre
ipdter idlltg or ouf elmer 6nru
nabe @ooper, gteb., ieinen @o6niiB
ouf uno bier Sabre ipGter ber5og
or nnd elmer 6orm in @i8murd
SopniDip. SIN Sabre 1915 IieB er
Iid i'll @eit @oint nie6er mo bet.
brodte nas Iebte eSo6r ieines sc.
bens i'm 4ltenbeim. SIN Sabre 1907
fonnte CT nit ieiner Satin, Die i'm
DECEMBER letten Sa6res Dos Belt.
Ii6e iegnete, 6as ieItene Gelt Der
goloenen SoG3eit begeber. 8wei
5o6ne, 6enrb in @i5ner, un6 sSobn
bier In gSeIt @oint. ilberIeben Den
Batter. Der itd oagemein 9roBter
8eliebt6eit %erfrelte. Die 8eerois
gltnq fono om @fontog noduittog
i'm oeutih, Ilttberiideu 5rieobof BET
6tanton itatt. @err Boitor Hor6en
belt Die Gei6enpre0igt.
9ie GountDfommiidre ernannten
ben gountBfelomeiier u. s. gtor.
ris gum GolmtD &o6itraBen aom,
miiIQr nit einem @onnt8gebalt
bon 500. 5erner mrtr0e beidloiien
cine GountDlm6itraBe 5piiden bier
mo 9ioge, iomie cine ioI6e ami.
iten 8isner mo Bancroft 8l CT.
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Aus Sem Gtaate Nebrasfa!

ridter.
Ole iunoe @ottin oeg flint W2ei.
len noro0itlid bon bier tpobnen0en
Biaiom @rotb lit 9onnerstag aus
Dem 2eben gei6ie0en. 0ie Ont.
idlotane, Die inir 20 Sabre alt ge.
lporoen mar, mar crit ieds M}onote
berbeirotet uno ipar Dor Der Seirat
Sri. Selena Munoerlob. Sbr sin.
ldeioen bot BEL ibren oielen Sreltn.
ben oos eroBte Mtitgefiib[ berborge.
rufen. 3ie 9eer6iGuna fan0 inter
aroBer &eilnabme onl Gonntag
ltatt.
8ei ser SomiIie Gran aoebler.
0ltIi9 Der Staot bat Ii6 Nittiuod
nodmittag Elm &odterden einge.
itelt.
6rau @ottfrieo Meiqrqer0 be.
iinoet iih our GrboIting in Colo
rooo Springs, Colo.
SER 9aitor Wl~dn9eIsoorf nobnl
5onutaG on @~iiiionsfeIt in Gil.
oen, gtc6., tell, ipesbnl6 Der @ottes.
oicnit in Der ct. Sobanncsfir6e
ausgefdaen mar.
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CckGl>u adbritbtcn
aus Srcmcnt, Ncbr.!

Jremont, II. Au9ttIt.
Sm @eboit oeS neuen $oteIs
Urornte gejtern cine 2uantitGt &eer
10 lebbatt, oaB man Die 5euerlpebr
81 Silfe rief.
Wtillar0 SopfinS, ipeIfer iidi I'M
Ginreibung in Oas 9ffi3iertorps bon
6ort Sneaing benirbt, bat bon iei.
iIem iii aartaoa npDnenoGl Sntel
ciuen 9rief erbolterL in Dem oieier
Inn mitteiIt, Dab Die aanaoler I'M.
oemein grobe @erluite in 6rantreid
erlei0an 3auad iino bon 1000
Ylaunern bes 8rinceB &at Regi-
ments ttltr nod 90 ilbrig. guOeren
8egimentern gebt e8 e6enio.
60. 8el9 bon 9enlon lit i'm 3i-
fola8 Senn $oipitol in 9maba &C.
ltorben. Seine 5ran iuur friiber
Sri. Minnie @oDeL bon 6remont.
SioneD 6lopers, Der bier iriiger
nm Gmpreb &beater an9elteat mar,
loa in 5rantreid, no CT unter ben
aannoiern oiente, gefaIlen fem.
Gan 3pDer BON Colon lieB iein
alltomobil Dor Dem Garnibal @runo
iteDen, ulO ols er es lpie0er beitei-
gen mollte, mar on8ieI6e beribpun-
Den. IS mar eilt 8ltif.
am %. auguit iperoen bic 5rudt-
bdnoler 6es StaQtes bier i'm neuerl
Sotel cine aonoention a6baItcn.
IS miro geiagt, oaB Oas Corn
in aonios oieie8 Sabr ni6t gut &c.
mug iei, Inn Is Den Sdnainen 8u
tiIttern.
6rau qnnie Sobnion, Sic @Sitpe
bon @ep. ". Sobnion, lit in 8etber
geidbrIi6 ertrantt.
9im iogt, OoB 250 2i3enien bon
Der Stoot oll8ge9eben mltrocn oil
2eute, Die @aiingiare no6 Dem
Grafton 5eIoe b~ef0roerten, IMP 6aB
Der 9reis fir ieoe 2i5etts $50 mar.
9ieies miiroe bic Summe BON
$4,000 MAIDEN.
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Bur strnernhfhGhnnn.

2incolL gteb.. Is. @llouit.
91tS Der 4ufitelung 0es Sefret1rS
8ernefer bon Der itootliden 4b.
ihdbungsfomuiIiion gebt berbor,
01B Die &feroe fiir 8~eiteuerling
ourhidnittlid NIT SIS per Gtiid ob.
eeifdtt iino, mas Elm 6iinfteL oes
8ertes ousmnht, MfoiiI.
tiere nit $3.50, &inoer NIT $S.07,
nit $3.17 itnO Sdofe NIT
Sill. &ionos ftno ourdidnittIih
nit St8.67 mno 4ltomobiIe NIT
$64.52 obgelhott, aud ein 5iinfte[
oe8 nirfLi6en @ertes.
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AMs Columbus, uebr.

gm fommenben Gonntoq, Den
10. gll1guit. b~eranitaItet Die ep.
Iutb. ct. 8ouIs Stride bon 6ber-
man &onnibip BEL 2eigb ibr Dies.
idbriges U&iiiionsfeit berbunoen
nit Der Observation-Disclosures Der
Reformation, ol1f Der 6arm bon
S. 81. SennD, 5ipet Wteilen noroolt.
lid bon Der Stride. Grfriidungen
fino ouf Dem @lobe erbdltli9. @m
@orulitto98oottes0ienIt mer0en 8ro.
IfeIior 8oitor 8. s. &riaer bon 9tt.
dinion, aanio8, uuo 9aitor 9GI6-
redt, Der % Sabre in Snoien ais
@%tiiiionGr tdtig mar, bic 8reOigten
balten neroen.
Qos 8ifnif ser Gdmei3er om
Sonntog Dor odt &agen I'M SEQ
pesfg 9art mar iebr 8ablreid be.
Iudt uno nabm einen 11rgeutiitli.
den @erlaltf. 1}an lang, fegelte uno
COB iid nit Offer Dem &an8oergnii.
gen bin, uno ale a~nueienoen Der.
gniigten iih bortreiilih.
6rou @eorg @ro6e beiherfte ii.
rem @atten NIT einem itramulen
Sitngen.
Grou 9ugo 0ebIri9 NIT Semitic
un0 5rau S. @reiien nit ibren bel.
sen Godtern fninpieren BEL Goriten
I2ote, Neb., mo erfreuen iid BORT
I0er gtatltr.
J Ser &aitor 0}iiaer, Der in Gin.
coin i6iper frant oa%rnteoerIag, be-
lfin6et iid tpieorr oabeim in ieinem
9farrbous om Shell Greet, uno es
Ige6t ibnt etrpd8 better.
@m Sonntaa, Den 10. 4ltguit,
finoet oa8 0iesi1brige ainoerfcit
Ser eb. .proteitontiiden Stride on
Der Often StraBe i'm aopebtD &arf
Iitatt.
Grar 6. q. 8c6n, ioelfe ii6 lam
gere 8eit i'm iounigen aoliiornien
aitfgeboIterL lit pieoer ooDeim.
Die 6armers Union bon SIotte
Gountp miro am glittpof, Den 80.
g(uguIt, out Gbo6D 9atc ibr Sid
mid obbalten. Ser @intritt 1T fir
ale frei, uno man erpartet einen
iebr Soblreiden 8eiud.
Trnr 6. @aIter befinoet iif in
omaha am aranfenbett i6rer
S6mie9ertofter, Grdu q. 81. @al-
fer.
6rau 2ouis gtrn6t trot ON Con.
nerstog cine mebrwohentIihe Geiie
nod gtotfolt on.
Ger 9omen,Gartenflub bonn
M1nnerdor bate am Wtittnoh cine
gemiitlite 3ninmmenfunft, UNI Dem
eoIen aortenipieG gu fr6bnen. 5rou
Is. Gattermonn uuO 5rau Sart
@ob0e maren ole @aItgeberiunen,
uno 8ro1 auguit 9otder geDnrm
ben 9rei8.
Die 9amen 6es S6nei3er. 6rnlt.
enoerein8 tparer ON 8onnerstog i'm
Sauie bon 6rau $. Ser6enbon Ga
Tte oeriel6en, iotpie bon 5rou 8.
Soeggi unb Grou q. gali.
am Greitag, oen 8. QuguIt. Be.
aingen in Sumpbrep Ser uu0
6rau Sofepb Groemet, Die GItern
oes llbrmoder5 aorl 6roemel
BON bier, I'M areiie ibrer alngebo.
rigen ibren ief3igiten So68eitstag.
Bis bor orei Sobren tpobnte bos
@bepoar, oos aus M1bren itommt
nod otif Der Garm. SIN Der 8eier
beteiIigten iih bier Sobne, orei
.9ofter, 81 enfel uno 6 llrenfeln.
Ser 91bberein Der beutid. I1ltbe.
ridden STRIDE batte ON 9onners,
tag bel 5rou Seinrid Sole feline
3uiommenfnnft.
3ie beige Gboutouqtio fir6et in
bieiem Sabre bonn IS. bis 81. glu.
quit itott. Gin reifbnltiqeS Gro.
grnmm borrt Der gciu6cr uno
6reitag abeno iin0et cine 9araoc
.itott.
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Hissn AM 1Frnnt.

Sonoon, 13. Nn9uit.-0 get.
terbnreul miro iiber 3ilrid alis
9uoapelt berihtet. SAP ser iriibere|
uugoriide Miniiterpraiioent @rui
5tepban b. Sis8a ais 2berit eines
Suiarenresiments an sic 6ront ab.
eegangeu lei.
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Nms beat State.
sSrau bpnt gltttp aet6tet.

Cambridge, 9teb., IS. auoun.-
Die iiebaigidbrige 6rau 6. 81. Cams
fan0 geitern abeno ben 900, ols iie
bon benz Alttonlobil bon @ert Got
ton iiberfobren nltroe. 3ie @reifin
ipur0e benin @ernftnaben bes autos
tonfuie mo lief benz &raftmager
6ireft in Ben g8eg, 70 bob gottor
feline Gdltlo trifft.
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gfcbrogfa Mntp NnSiatpr Hepai,
0oa @eIh

angelegt in olis1 unbrnudboren
4utomobiLreifen lit %berlorert, nuBer
sic loiIen ite reparieren, nuIfaniiie.
rem un0 umto1ten Ourb @rpert
5abrif. &eparatur .Qrbeiter. Geifen.
experts, brett uon Den eroBen Sci.
fenfabrifen in Afron Ohio, repa.
rieren Oie geifen, Die geianot tperoen
on
She Sire S6up,
.251S Saraam ctr, Omaha, &eb.
g8ir repdrterm &eifen oie uns
pon ollen Sedm 0es 2onoes ge.
ian0t ner6sn Sdiden sic uns
beltte nod SIRE Hfeiieu. @ir sobIen
Die @rpreBmtoiten iur einen @eg
BON irsenOp0 per.
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Stelengeintl. - Grnu In mittle.
rem Subren nit einem 14idbrigen
anaben iu9t Stelluug oils 9alts.
bdlterin ouf ~tinoerloier 5arm. 8or
s. &c., Gribiine. -S.13.17
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MGnnIidl.

&erluHgt: = Gin e%rfabrener oeut-
ider Glerf fir @aronare, Mni6ine-
RE rno 6itrniture. 9~er9eirateter
Wtann bon glttem altsieben I'M sri.
ter bon 80 big 40 miro b~orge3ogen.
8lt beiperben bel q. 9. 9ef, Hui6-
biQe, QebroSfa. -S=t5s17
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Nebrasfaer lpirb GlienerIentnant.

Steaa, gteb., 10. auguIt.-@ip
8beeler bon Sbubert lit gum erIten
2etltnont bes 6liegerforps in Cos
angeles ernonnt poroen.
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6ortiebuug foI8t.)

- 6on0erbar. 80 MIR ser
Roper iein Sfnnpsgeiidlt Der bnt?"
s8Om uieIen Bier. uno 8eintrin.
fen,"
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III bNEb " fNAibANAF ~Gtii~N -Ct'
-8s15s17
&erlnngt:-8GIderitL bic uben0s
gciugeben fam. &eb. 1871.
-S.15.17
&erlan8t: G%rfabrene Gotin.
5rolt u. s. Solias, 106 g. 81. 9lpe.
@arnep GA, -S-15-17
&erlunst: 6rau fir Saus.
arbeit in tleiner 6omilie; teiiI @u-
i6en. Gel. @alrult 1861. --8-l3.17
&crlangt. - @uu8bdlterin nit
gmpfeblungen, Die cine CUTE &6din
lift. gu meloen 8piiGen s uno 10
llbr bormitta9S unO 2 unb a lbr
na6Hittags, 209 GorO IL. Str.
-Ss15.17.
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SdtnurrbOiOeu, 6iiteln fnriert.
Or. G. b.. Sdrrp turiert SGmorr.
6oi0en, Hiiteln ur0 onbere Darn.
leioen obne Sperotto.t. Sur gororl.
tiert. Shreibt Inn Bud iiber Darn.
nit 8eiigniTien. Or. @. g.
Eorrn, 240 See Bldg, Omaha.
-2.Is18
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&crlaagt: = @uter 8urItlhader
1tn0 S6lG1ter BET gutem 2pbn. 8u
idreiben on SEQ. &oman Skinner,
@. 3Qf. -Ss18.17
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gCte 6eoern neroen eereinigt un6
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AND QUIET AGAIN REIGN AT
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(From Tuesdays DailyD

All of the 65 hockey players who last week caused quite a ripple in local High school circles by declaring a holiday and staying away from school for a whole afternoon, yester' day signed a statement admitting that they were in error in pulling off their stunt and promising to Hay off of such things in the future, peace and quiet again reign supreme in the P. H. s.
 At the time the students were sus- pended last Thursday, they were told that they would be reinstated only upon their having made up the work which they would miss by reason of their suspension. and also when they had admitted that they were in the wrong in cutting their classes. Many of the youngsters at the time made the boast that they would see the High school faculty in Yuma before they would sign any such a statement, but apparently their rebellious spirit had cooled a bit by yesterday morn- ing, and at the time the session was called to order, all except one had signed the statement which had been prepared by Superintendent Martin. At late hour last night, this solitary hold-out was reported to have weak cned and phoned the professor to the effect that he was also willing to sign the pledge at the opening of today's session. Small cards containing a copy of the statement which the pn. pills had been asked to sign were mail ed to the parents during the latter part of last week, and the school au- thorities feel that parental influence may have helped to a certain degree in causing the laggardS to see the light and sign the apologetic statement.
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The Terrible Pains in Back and
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 Twas not able to do any of my work for one year and got worse all the time, was confined to my bed off and on. got so bad with my back that when stopped down l was not able to straighten up again |. . 1 decided l would try Cardui =. By time had taken the entire bottle was feeling pretty good and could straighten up and my pains were nearly all gone.
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