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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
STARCIE AMERYKANoW
z MEKSYKANAMI.

Nogales, %. sierpnia. - Wczo-
raj wieczorem przyszlo do zbroJ-
rego starcia miedzy patrolami
amerykahskimi meksykahskimi
liza pograniczu amerykahsko-mek-
svkaiskiem. Dwudziestu zoinie--
rzy amerykahskich pablo, a po--
miedzy mimi kapitan Hugerford.
Okolo pietnastu zosta}o ranlo-
nych. Liczba STRAIT meksykah-
skich ME jest dokiadnie znana
oBliczaja, re oEo}o stu Meksyka7
now pablo trupem, drugie tyle
zostalo ranionych. Wedfug o.
trzymanej wiadomoSci, majo'
miasta Nogalcs miai zostac zaDi-
tym w os6lnej walce, kt6ra trwa-
la godzine pol. O godzinie $50
Meksykanie wywiesili biala fla
&c, poczcm przystqpiono do ugo-
dv. Cd czasu do czasu slyszec
MONA byio strza} karabinowy'
F6zniej zgodzono sic ma zawle--
szenie broni do siodmcj godziny
rano. Dzisiaj rano odbyia sic kon-
ferencya poniedzy dowodzcami
garnizonow amerykanSkicso
meksykahskiego. Dowodzca gar
nizonu mcksykahskiego wyrazi}
swoj zal Z powodu zajscia o.
;wiadczyi, re spowodowane ono
by}o przez pograniczne straze.
Wed}ug opowiadah, urzednik
emigracyjny re strony meksykan
skiej, chcial przepuscit pewnego
Meksykanina przez granice do
Stan6w Zjedn., czemu przeszko-
dill zoinierz amerykanski, trzy--
maiacy na6wczas straz nadgra--
niczna.
Pierwszy strzai padf re strony
meksykahskiej. Po MIN powstala
og6lna strzelanina. Meksykanie
% lie widac byfo byli dobrze IT,
zbroieni. Wkr6tce potem oddzia}
plechoty Z pobliskiego fortu przy
szedf Amerykanom ma pomoc, a
zaraz "a mimi przyby} ma miejsce
walki oddziaf konnicy murzyh--
skiej, kt6ry zajaf stanoWiska O.
bronze wzdluz linii pogranicz--
nej. w odpieraniu Meksykanow,
Amerykanie posuneli sic w glab
terytoryum meksykaiskiego ma
eiebokosc dwoch blokow. Skoro
tylko strzelanina sic rozpoczela
wyslano depesze do pobliskich
fcrt6w O pomoc, ktorej spodzie-
waja sic wkr6tce otrzymac. DUO
mieszkahc6w pobliskich miaste-
czek przyby}o ma pomoc zolnie--
RON, sadzac, re przyjdzie do O.
g6lnej walki. Wedfug prywatne
go telegramu, otrzymanego
wczoraj popofudniu, przyczynq
tego pogranicznego rozruchu ma
bye niemiecka propaganda, kto,
"a ma przeszkadzac wysy}ce-a-
merykahskiego wojska do Fran.
cyl.
San Antonio, %. sierpnia. -
Przypuszczaja tutaj, re zajscie W
Nogales bylo spowodowane
przez przekraczanie praw inligra-
cyjnych, co sic da wkrotce poko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
Psronne pod Ogniem Dzia| B[qytyjskIeh'
DWie DyWye Niemieckie " Pisd Wyeiets'
Amerykanie Atakwa mad Vesle.
Ludendorff Me Ma Szansy 0dwrotu.
Austro- -Nesierskie Dy1Vizye w "osezach'
Wiesci ze Wsch odu.
dendorff Me Ma Szansy Odwrotu.
lime TelegramY.
PRZEKRACZA LIME
HINDENBURGA.
LondYn. %. sierpnia.

Londyn, 70. S1erpnla. - w
dniu wczorajszym wojska brytyj-
skie rozszerzyiy linie swego ata-
'ku jeszcze dalej ma poinoc Cd RE-
hi Scarpe uderzajac ma Men,
cow ma froncie 45-milowym, Cd
rzuciiy ich wstecz W wielu punk
tach. Wojska kanadyjskie zrobi-
iy znaczny postep ma po}udnie Cd
rzeki Scarpe, zdobywajac Cheri-
Izy, Nis-en-Artois Bois du Sart,
biorac przytem znaczna liczbe
jencow. w centrum pola walki
zaciete bitwy toczyiy sic wzdluz
dawnej linii Hindenburga W o.
kolicy CroiSselles Bullecourt,
gdzie wojska brytyjskie zdolaly
przedrzec sic przez pierwsza IL
nie obronna niemieoka i zdobyiy
kawai Swiezego gruntu. Ma
wSchod cd Haninel linia Hinden
burga zostaia ziamana, siabsza
Ijej czeSc ma polnocny zachod cd
Iiontaine les Croisilles zajeta
Ii zniszczona. w walkach wczo-
rajszych brytyjskie wojska zaje-
iy W wielu miejscach grunt wy
soko poiozony, mogac teraz OBJ
serwowac pozycye i rugby ME
przyjaciela ma kilka mil wokoio i
majac tym sPosobem mad MIN
wielka przewage. Jednym ta--
kich punktow jest Bois du Sart,
ktore ley ma poiudnie cd rzeki
Scarpe a ma poinocny wschod cd
Monchy lie = Preux. Drugim po-
dobnie cennym nabytkiem jest
Montauban, ma polnocny wschod
Iod Mametz, ktore wsadlo w rece
! Aliantow mimo to, iz,Niemcy O.
Itrzvmali rozkaz bronienia tego
punktu "a wszelka cene. Niece
p6zniej rozkazy zostaiy zmienio-
ne nieprzyjaciel wycofal sic W
pospiechu. Jeszcze lima taxa po-
zycya jest Dompierre, ma posud'
niowy wschod cd Capy-sur-Som'
me, odkad rozciaga sic przestrzef
nisko polozona az do Peronne
IMiasto to jest w tym punkcie
oddalone tylko o 6 mil, znajduJe
sic wiec W obrebie dziai brytyJ-'
Iskich. Bapaume otoczone jest z
trzech stron przez armie ebrytyJ'
Iska, ktorej przednie oddziaiy
znajduja sic juz W mieScie, sta
czajac walki jego posiadanie
Miasto wiec ME nalezy na razit
do nikogo, ale zdobycie go przea
Brytyjczykow jest tylko kwestya
lkilku godzin. ostatnie telegramy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

dyjskie wdarly sic gleboko w Ii
nie niemieckie pomiedzy rzekami
Scarpe i Sensee zajeIy Cerisy,
Vis-en-Artois Bois du Sart z
wielu jehcami. Ma prawen skrzy-
die kanadyjskiem szkockie dywi-
Eye przekroczyly rzeke Sensce i
zdobyly Fontaine-les-Croiselles,
biorac przytem kilkuset jenc6w.
70 obu brzegach rzeki Somme
wojska angielskie, szkockie i au-
stralskie odepchnefey nieprzyja--
c!ela wstecz wzdluz calego from
til, zdobywajac wysoko po}ozony
Dokonczenie ia stronicy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
URzEDoWE RAPoRTY
WOJENNE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, %. sierpnia. - Nieprzy
jaciel zmuszony by} wczoraj przy
spieszyc sw6j odwr6t po obu
brzegach rzeki Avre. Ma froncie
przeszio 20 kilometr6w wojska
nasze posuneiy sic naprz6d prze-
sz}o 4 kilometry. ZajeliSmy Hal
lu, Fransart, Cremery, Gruny,
Carrepul, Roye, Beaucourt / Cra-
pe-au- Mesnile. w okolicy Las
signy pomiedzy rzekami Aisne i
Oise rozgrywa sic walka artyle--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, %. sierpnia. = Wczo-
raj rano wojska nasze operujace
20 obydwu brzegach rzeki Scarpe
zrowu zaatakowaiy, Pokonawszy
,op6r nieprzyjaciela, wojska kama"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

Dokonczenie ma stronicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
Z Biura AstsOruIugIcznsgV,

Wsch6d slonca godz. 6:11.
Zscb6d sioIica gOdz. 1881.
Pugoda W Chicago i okolicy: Dzi-
siai tzeSciowo pochmurnie 1 ciePlej,
intro pogoda niestala i chiodniej.
Dzisiaj wiatr poludniowy, jutro pol
nocny.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
xv1sza wczoraj godzinie 4 popo-
hudniu: "a stopni, naJnIisza o godZi-
ME rano: 90 stopni.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, sroda, 2S sierpnia: sw.
.sugustyna.
Jutro, czwartek, % sierpnia: Scie-
Gle sw. Jana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
AMERYKANSKA FLOTA BE-
DIE NAJWIEKSZA.

Washington, %. sierpnia. -
Wed}ug obwieszczenia Departa-
nentu marynarki, flota bojowa a.
merykahska. bedzie najwieksza i
Inajsilniejsza W swiecie. Przypu-
szczano bowiem, re z powodu
wojny zawieszono program budo-
wy okret6w bojowych podjety W
roku 1916, wediug kt6rego ma A
meryka wystawic dziesiet pancer
nik6w klasy pierwszej oraz osln
|krazownik6w bojowych. Dzisiaj
dopiero dowiedziano sic re spra-
wozdania sekr. Daniels'a, re mi
mo innych potrzeb, Ameryka roz-
poczeia prace prowadzi ia nadal
w tym kierunku. Statystyka bu--
dowy okretow wskazuje, ze De-
parliament marynarki buduje
1,700 okret6w nadprogramowo,
ktorych uzyja ma rozmaite po-
trzeby wojenne. Spodziewac sic
nalezy, ze z powyzszej liczby o.
kretow nadprogramowych przy--
rajmniejj 500 bedzie W ruchu z
kohcem wojny. Program roku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28
20 zo|nierzy AmeIyka1skich /
100 MeHykahskieh-- ginie'
Senat Przeprowadzi| Projekt Poborowy.
Ameryka1ska Flota bedzie Najwieksza.
Department Wojny Organizuj8 korpus PrzeWozoWy.
todz Patrolowa Zatopiona.
|2.5OO Wojsl<a Illinois. - Crovvder.
Department Wojy OrganIzuje korpus PrzewozoWy,
kodz Patrolowa Zatopiona.
2.5OO Wojska z Illinois.
z Obozu Grant a
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

JoWo zaiatwlc. w tel spraWle wy
jechal stad brygsdier general De
Rosey Cabell.
SENAT PRZEPROWADZA
PROJEKT POBOROWY.
Washington, %. sierpnia. -
Jednog}oSnie przeprowadzono
projekt poborowy W senacie, mo-
ca ktorego mezczyzni pomiedzy
wiekiem IS a 45 podpadaja pod
prawo wojskowe. Senator Gore
kt6ry ME chciai, azeby chlopcy
ponizej lat 21 wysyiani byli do
sluzby wojskowej we .Francyi,
slosowai przeciw projektowi, lecz
przy koIicu g}osowania, skoro wi.
dzia}, re on sam jest przeciw, po-
prosi}, ably so Senat uwolnii Cd
slosowania, co tez uczyniono.
Razem projektem poboro-
wynn przeszla poprawka ,,Walcz
lib pracuj'', lecz nieco odmienna
cd tel, ktora ubito w Izbie pos
| low. Mianowicie Senat zazadal
ably robotnicy W przyszloSci, w
razie nieporozumienia z pracoda-
wcami, apelowali do Wydzialu
piracy zastosowali sic do decy--
| zyi tegoz wydzialu. CO do popra-
wek, kt6remi starano sic zbic pra-
wo powolywania ch}opcow poni.
| Izej lat dwadzieScia jeden, ami je-
dna mich ME przesz}a. Poprawka
senatora Poindexter'a, moca kto.
rel zaniechanoby mySli powoly--
wanna ch}opcow ponizej lat die
iwietnastu, ubito giosami 52-21.
Nastapifo to w6wczas, gdy pre-
zes Chamberlain oswiadczyl, re
nie chce nalezet do partyi zwo--
dzqcej nar6d, lecz chce, aby Sc
rat g}osowai "a, lub przeciw pro-
|jrktowi z oczyma otwartemi. Po-
Iprawki Penrose az Pennsylvania
oraz France'a Maryland, kt6re
przeszfy, maja mice ma celu pod
trzymywanie ducha przeprowa-
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

service we are laying In such repairs
as we deem necessary.
The cost statements which we have
submitted and the report from Lybrand,
Ross Bros and Montgomery show that
under the present condition we are
operating at a loss. The six months
estimated statement which is submitted
in detail shows that we will have a
deficit during this period Of $4,000.
Under the statement submitted II would
be absolutely impossible for us 10
borrow the necessary funds for com
pletlng the construction work now In
progress which VIII require a sum OF
considerably more than $4,000 unless
an increase In our rates Is permitted.
Il VIII also be impossible for US 10 sup
ply the same quality OF gas and render
the same service and pay interest
charges on our bonds and preferred
stock.
We. therefore. as a war emergency
request your Honorable body for per-
mission 70 increase our present rate p
cents per one thousand cubic feet, max
ing the net rate $3.50 per one thousand
cubic feet instead Of SiOo. adding $40
per one thousand cubic feet 10 all bills
unpaid within ten days from date rem
dered also that we be allowed 10 charge
a monthly minimum Of $50 per meter
on all meters in service where the gas
used does not equal $50.
u Is needless for ms 10 explain al
length the causes responsible for this
request as we believe that you'd board
is fully aware OF the conditions over
, which we have no control that have
necessitated this request for additional
revenue. We are only asking for suf-
nclent revenue TO meet expenses and
fixed charges. u Is our hope that costs
will decrease. as soon as the present
war is over. and u Is, Of course, under
Stood that we will reduce our selling
price as soon as the manufacturing
costs 80 down.
WILMINGTON GAS COMPANY.
II. 6. Schutt.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
.sIne room lo cooling coIIs.


engine room TO cooling coils.
Changes to buildings at Upper Works
for the proper housing OF meter shop,
automobile repair shop. automobile
storage.
Additions to Distribution System.
A new 6" steel welded main on east
side Of Chrstiana River 20 New Castle
avenue distance Of 6.936 feet.
A new s" steel welded high pres
sure line from plant to west side OF
river a distance Of 1900 feet
A new 6" steel welded high pressure
line from Lowering avenue and Scott
street. across B. and o. bridge TO Eigh-
teenth and Franklin TO Twenty-third
and Harrison. TO Twenty-sixth and JEFF
fersOn streets, with a" high pressure
line from Twenty-sixth and Jefferson
TO Twenty-sixth and Market. Installa-
ton OF a high pressure governor at this
point tying in with low pressure sys-
TEN on Market street Total distance
$500 feet.
We knew that in order % secure the
equipment and materials which would
be required before our peak load this
fall. that contracts would have 10 be
made Immediately and we. therefore,
proceed TO lay our plans as aforesaid
for the extensive improvements whicn
are now under way. As soon as con-
tracts were placed for this equipment
we applied TO Washington for priority
orders as we knew II would take sew
eral months I'm which 20 get delivery,
even with preferred shipments. Even
with the priority certificates more than
co per cent Of the work 10 be done at
our plant IS stlll unfinished as delivery
Of material has not as yet been made.
/ We are making every effort 10 equip
our plant 10 take care OF the excessive
demands which are being made upon
Ius. Our sales for the nine months
ending June 30, 1918, amounting 10
5O7, 1861 GOO Gu. n. show an increase over
the corresponding period OF 1917 OF
| 73.379,6O0 GU. n.
! In addition we have purchased re-
pairs for our various equipment, which
during normal times we would consider
an extravaganza, but one account OF the
! present conditions prompt shipments OF
! such repairs are impossible and TO avoid
delay and possible Interruptions Of our
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

RAY ELLIOTT ENJOYS ARMY
Private Ray A. Elliott Company A.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

Thousands suffer and thousands
more are destined 20 suffer from
that most insidious OF diseases,
the people have catarrh. II is not
confined 10 the head. nose and
throat as many suppose. Catarrhal
Inflammation may attack the stom-
ech. bowels or any portion OF the
body where there are mucous lin
ings II Is no respector of persons
or position Everyone is liable to
attack.
Mrs. Mary Fricke. bo7 Bornman
ST.. Belleyille, Ill, was one Of its
victims. She says: II have weighed
] suffered with my stomach. cramps
and severe headaches. After read
ing Dr. Hartman's Health Book. I
decided 90 try Peruna- The first
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

First Provisional Battalion Engineers
has written to friends in this city tell.
ing Of soldier life at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, In Indiana. He writes:
Il am enjoying soldier life more every
day. We have good boxing and base
ball every evening. and on Saturdays
and Sundays. This is a flne and very
big camp. with people here from all
parts Of the United States. Joe Welch,
from Brandywine. and myself are the
only Delawareans here"
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

bottle brought good results. but as
I was bound TO get WELL / took
twelve.
Fifteen years ago. ] started with
Perune and ] wouldn't be without
It Ny weight is now around zoo
pounds and l am hale and hearty
at the age Of 90. I can do as much
work as my daughter"
The use OF Peruna for forty-hve
years IN the American family has
proved its worth. II you are sick,
DO not give up. try Peruna. Write
The Peruns Company, Dept. B. Co
lumbus, Ohio. for DR.. Hartman's
Health Book. II is free. Peruna is
sold everywhere IN liquid and tab
lets. Insist upon having DR.. Hart
mans Famous Peruna Tonic. Ask
your dealer for - psrnn- At-------
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
OF ABSENCE

Our boys are cheered
by the sympathetic help
Of our women. Women
of America are ever
ready to do war service
OF to help behind the
lines or here at home.
BY enlisting the enthu-
siasm Of women through
out the nation in nurs-
ing, the United States
will benefit in having
adequate means to care
for the sick and wounded
in hospitals both here
and abroad.
Women who want tc
learn all about the hu.
man system, first aid to
the injured, nursing in
war time or in peace
time, should obtain o
book of 1000 pages, en-
titled "The Medical Ad-
wiser" to be had al
some drug stores, OF
send fifty 1-cent stamps
to the Invalids' Hote
and Surgical Institute
Buffalo. N. Y,
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

streets. Plans for the Setting-up Con-
ference to be held some time this month
will be completed. Miss Laura II.
Young and Miss Anetta Delkmann OF
The Eastern Field oflce in Philadelphia,
expect 70 be present al this conference
which will be held at the Holiday
House.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

The winning the and hence the future of the world to
large hands American No do goo
health impaired The greatest boon to womanknd is ar
herbal tonic which and sick women well
who suffer from headache backachewho
dzzywho suffer great pain tmesor feel down and miserable
hod tr "Favore Prescription herbal tonic which Dr. Pierce
prescribed such and which has enjoyed such universal success
for past fifty years you feel tired weak all run down. write
full confidence Specialist at Dr. Perces lnvads Hotel
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
Y IA. ca CnNEERENCE.

The monthly meeting Of mo Board
OF Directors OF the Wilmington Young
Women's Christian Association will be
held on Monday morning at the board
Ing home. TNventy-nfth and Market
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

We must womanhood There need greater than
for Apparently, the sturdy
formerly victims Of GENERALIZATION and less
to resist disease.
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BRAMWELL
Br e F. Wells.

Allen Cronk and wife visited the
frst of the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Sale.
Will Bethel is again laid up from
work and is staying in Caldwell this
week for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick from
Caldwell visited Sunday with the Bon
helm family.
Rev. Parker, the new Nazarene
preacher, spent the day Wednesday
at the A. N. Storey home.
Mrs. Conkling of Caldwell visited
her sister Mrs. Will Bethel Satur-
day, and her sister Lucy O'Donald,
who had been visiting here several
days, returned with her.
We met James Kesgard Tuesday
night with grouchey look on his
face. We learned afterward that he
had badly mashed hand by wrestling
around with broncho, and further
more just as he was ready to thresh
100 acres of wheat.
Mr.. Morton was over from Boise a
few days the first Of the week looking
around the ranch.
The last heard from Will Burns,
the first of the week, they were in
southern California and by this time
are likely taking across the country
for home.
Miss Cora Hunter is in Caldwell
this week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Irwin Davis.
The Wells children are rejoicing
over new piano, purchased from the
Eiler Music Co. in Boise.
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or through paying bills twice. Have
an account at the First National Bank
and use it constantly this summer.
w. C. T. IL Notea

A beautiful lawn picnic was enjoy
ed at the Sheets home August 6, by a
number Of w. C. T. u. ladies and their
families. After bountiful feast q
short patriotic program was conduct
ed by Mrs Barbor as follows:
Song, by Congregation.
Devotional Exercises, Mesdames
Barbour and Pattison.
Song-"America The Beautiful"
Ena Sheets and lila Lockett.
Reading-"Your Boy and My Boy"
Ina Sheets.
Song-"Dry,, Dry, Dry Beatrice
Draper and Juanita Cooney.
Song-"The Nations Going Dry"
Mrs. Crawford.
Song-"The Service Flag Anthem"
Ena Sheets and Ila Lockett.
Reading-"Please Write" Ina
Sheets.
Song-"victory Bells" Mrs. Lock-
EFT.
Song-"Over In France" Ena
Sheets and LA Lockett, composers.
Song--"It Shall be Ratified" COM
posed by Mrs. w. J. Bryan, sung by
congregation.
Piano accompanies, Misses Lorlta
Lockett and Ena Sheets.
The business meeting was conduct
ed by Mrs. Minnie Jenkins, vice pre-
sident, due to the absence of Mrs.
Polly. The following local officers
were elected for the coming year,
commencing September 3: Mrs. En-
ma Barbor, president; Mrs. Emma
Sheets, vice president; Mrs. Rozella
Polly, secretary and corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Whitman, treasurer;
Mrs. Dora S. Lockett, press superin-
dendent: Mrs. Margaret Dillon and
Mrs. Ruth Andrews were welcomed as
new members. Red Cross knitting
was carried on during the day. 1t
was decided to send greetings to Mrs.
Polly, who is absent and i'll. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Marybelle Baetkey, September 3.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Better Than a Fish Story.

This narrative comes from Nalrobi,
in British East Africa. A hunter met
most magnificent lion almost face to
face. With terrible roar the beast
sprang at the man but missed his
aim by jumping two feet too high.
Disappointed. 1t dashed away into the
woods. The next day a party set out
to track the beast down. At length
they came upon IT In an open space In
the jungle. The beast was practicIng
low jumps.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Oh, Doctori

A distinguished surgeon was mo
mentarily dazed recently while max.
Ing his rounds through hospital BY Z
wounded soldier who inquired queru-
lously: Say. doctor, when one doc
tor doctors another doctor. does the
doctor doing the doctoriDg doctor the
other doctor like the doctor wants to be
doetored or does the doctor doing the
doctoring doctor the other doctor IKE
the doctor doing the doctoring
wants to doctor him 7"-SafeU Bui
letin.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
The Multi.Service Account.

When the farmer opens a checking
account at this bank he has multi
service account He does not need to
leave his important work of feeding
the world to come to town to pay a
bill. He sends his check.
He does not need to pay out money
for money orders to send out of town
he sends his checks.
He always has an accurate account
of his finances and avoids all risks of
losing money either from his pocket
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Post Office Display

Postmaster Sam Riggs has secured
a fine picture Of President Wilson,
which he is having framed and will
place in the front lobby Of the postof-
fee. He is DESTROYS Of securing some
good pictures Of ex-presidents and
one of General Pershing. If you
have any such pictures, and wish to
display them, it would help greatly
in identifying the post office lobby.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
orIaln Of EIeur.de-Ila

The iris is supposed to be the ieur-
de-lis, or fiower-de-luce Of the French
coat Of arms, but really has nothing to
DO with the design. this being Of recent
application. The origin Of the design
II not known. but 1t Is generally BE-
Meved to represent the head Of a spear;
BY others the flower Of lily. the floral
emblem Of France.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08

Emmett club in the fight for equitable
freight rates in southern Idaho Talks
were made by Mr.. Way, Mr.. Davidson,
Mr.. Cir and Sherman Coffin and
members of the Emmett Club. A
subscription Of SIS per month was
voted until the campaign was decided.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Heavy Shipment of Melons

The melon season is now at its
height and melons are being shipped
out in great quantities. The Ober-
meyer brothers are loading their sixth
car today. The Index acknowledges
receipt Of fine large specimen, with
the compliments of Lou Obermeyer,
which was delicious.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Wrong Somewhere.

A friend wants US to tell him If
certain citizen Of this town ia in all
respects an upright and exemplary
man. Most people who know him re-
gard him so. but there must be some
thing wrong about him. since he does
not agree with US In politics and re-
ligion.-Houston Post.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08

The tallest Of CALIFORNIA; "big trees"
Is 1926 feet In height. but among the
great gum trees of Australia many
specimens are more than 400 feet in
height. and one. which was felled in
southeast Australia, measured All feet
the tallest tree on record. Gum trees
grow very rapidly.-Popular Science
Monthly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
Wrap Tools In Cloth.

It Is an admirable idea to wrap
ETC.. in oiled cloths before slowing
them away In the tool compartment.
The oiled cloths prevent the imple-
ments from becoming rusty which is
quite likely to happen In the course Of
a strenuous seasons running.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-08
More School Room.

Two more recitation rooms are be-
ing finished in the attic of the Ward
well school building, and will be COM
pleted when school opens. Frank Car
penter has charge of the work.