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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
SNfH.

s.
Pada sllih, ach, pada snizek,
5 rudych strech a tanavych :
Z wick
ttveracive hledf-v svet,
fsde dfiv plala zare smava,
a kde nyni neprestava
vitr smutnou pisen pet.
We vzduchu jak tanci kfepce
a jak spina bile cepce
starym v6zim mad hlavou;
fasem rychle sletne k zemi,
by 81 zahral S kaderemi
divek, ktere kolem jdou.
a me dite Y Qkne stoii,
hledi, jak Sc toci roji,
mysli 81: "At pada dal,
at jen pada ten snih billy,
ably mckee Sci muj mily,
al by Ike mne pospichal.
4 kdyz pride, dial at pada,
.ieste vic at peri sklada
venku pustou zahradku:
neb CHM husteji snfh pada,
tim krb uvnitr lepe sprada
mlade lasky pohadku!'
Jaroslav Haaz
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kdo bude Glenem Ligy.

Clanek VII. Pristup do Ligy
pro narody, ktere nejsou podo-
psany ma teto dohode a nejme
novanych V orotokolu jak po-
zvane k vstoupeni do ligy bude
moznym "a souhlasu nejmene
dvou tretin statd, zastoupenych
' rade delegate bude cnezen
Tia zeme uplne samostatne Sc
spravujici, to pocitaje kOlonie
a osady.
Zadny stat nebude pripusten
do Ligy narodi, nebude-li scho
pen dati spolehlive zaruky sve-
ho uprimneho umyslu zachova
ii mezinarodni zavazky a nebu-
Ii Sc riditi zasadami, jez budou
pfedepsany Ligou narodu O.
hledne jeho pozemske a manor
nj valecne moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
Ustaveni vykonneho telesa.

Ustaveni vykonneho tslesa.
Clanek |. Cinnost snlouvou
touto Sc zavazujiclch stran pod
podm.nkami teto dohody bude
Sc .jeviti prostrednictvim schuzi
delegatu, Representatives. stra-
ny smlouve zastoupene We W
konnem vyboru, ktery Sc bude
schazeti V castejsich obdobich
a stalym mezinarodnim sekreta
iiatem, ktery bude ustaven 81
die Ligy.
Clanck II. Schuze sboru dele
gatu budou sc konati V urci-
tTch obdoblch nebo kdyz toho
bude potreba to bud v sidle
Ligy nebo ma mistech k tomu
zvlaste urcenych. Sbor pzusta-
vati bude delegatu stran We
smlouve zastoupenych. Kazda
strana (rozumi Sc kazdy stat)
bude miti jeden hlas, ale nebu-
de moci miti vice nez tTi dele
gaty.
Clanek Ill. Vykonny vybor
bude pozustavati Z representa-
Ia Spojenych Statu, Velke Bri
tanie, Francie, Italie a Japon-
ska spolu representanty ctyf
dalsich statu, iez budou. .vybra-
ny celym telesem delegatu.
! Schuze rady bude Sc konati
ne1mene jednou rocne a jed
mani jejLn bude vyfizovano
vse, co spada do cinnosti ligy
nArodu tyka sc svetoveho mi
ru. Narody, o jichz zajmy Sc bu
de jednati, bldou pozvany k po
slani delegate do schuzi vykon
nabo vyboru a zadnc rozhodnu
Il vyboru toho ncbude zavaZ-
nym pro zadny narod, nebude
il takovym zpusobem k jedna-
nj pozvan.
Clanek w. Pojcdnava 0 jed
nacl n poradku a stanoveni W.
boru a dale pravi: Prvni schuze
teIesa delegate vykonneho w
boru bude svolana presidentem
Spojenych Statu Americkych.
Clansk v. - Bude urcovati
sidlo sekretariatu, { o nemz do
posud nebylo rozhodnuto) a Ma
iizuje ustaveni generalniho Sc
kretare ligy, ktery bude jme-
novan vykonnou radou; .sekre
tariat budc sestaven timto ge-
J ncraln,m sekretare:n. .eh0z rOz
hodnutl musi byti schvalena W.
k0nnOu radou.
Vylohy na vydrzovani sekre-
tariatu ponesOu staty Zastoupc
ne V lize tomtez pomeru, V ia
ken pfispivaii ma vydrzovani
mczinarodni kancelarc Svetove
poStovni unic.
Clsnsk vi. Rcprescntanti STA
til a uIcdnici ligy V dobe kdy
budou VIC svc funkci. budou SC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
USTAVNf CLANKY LiGY NARODU,
-CTENY PRESIDENTEM WILSONEM MA PARfZSKE
MIROVE kONFERENCI PRED ODPLUT1M
DO AMERIkY.

tesiti diplomatickym vysadam a
i,nmunits a budovy okupovane
llgou nebo jejimi zastupci bu-
dou pozivati yysady samostatne
no uzemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
Prepornik ccsk0slOvenske arma
dy Jan Scba

rozval vSccny pfisluSniky Co
slloslovenskG. narodni arnady,
dllci V PraZe ma SVOu svatbu V
p&tck, dine 27. prosince 0 H..
hod. dopol. ma Staromestske
radnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
FRANCIE o LIE NARODu.

NANSAG ~ As4ZSG AN<AVO1Os
N
Pariz, II. lnora. - Utvore-,
nj ligy narodt vyvolavA We
Francii male nadSeni, jak moz
no pozorovati z projevd casopi
seckych. Figaro, organ zamoz-
nejsich trid, pise: "Komise ma
popud sveho slavneho predse-
dy, presidenta Wilsona, uznala
ia moudre vyridit problemy pri
tomnosti a nestarati Sc mnoho Q
budoucnost. Mlhava spolecnost
narodd pax Sc promenila v Ii
gu peti velmoci, iltere porazily
Nemecko a ktere, kdyz jiz jed
nou dobyly vitezstvi, mali v IL
myslu upevniti nejen vitezstvi,
ale mir. Tesna alliance Sc ma
sledkem toho utvori mezi Spoj.
Staty, Anglii, Francii, Italil a
Japanan." Pisatel, redaktor Fl
CARA Alfred Capus, pravi dale,
re V budoucnosti mGze Sc liga
ieste popracovati, ale pritom
nosti jest jeste mnoho nejasne-
ho a mlhOvitehO.
Journal, jeden z casopisu ne.j
rozsirenejsich, ktery ctou vse-
chy vrstvy lidove, pise: "Acko-
| ii vsichni mluvi o bratrstvl a vec
! nem miru, nemuze lid francouz
sky zapomenouti ma skutecnost,
re ma v nejblizsim sousedstvi
7O,OOO,OCO pokorenych roz-
hnevanych Nemcu, ktefi sc dnes
umirnuji a kroti jen proto, re
musi. Pull Evropy jest nejvys-
SIN z.natku.. Kdyz Sc nam "a
takovych okolnosti predklada
lakava myslenka ma odzbroje-
ri, Jest nasi povinnosti tazati Sc
Primo, kdo nam ruci "a bezpec'
most kdo mas uchrani, kdyby-
chom byli jednou tragicky pre-
kvapeni. Odpoved' a tuto otaz-
ku dostaneme, kdyz 81 bedlive
pfecteme stanovy ligy narodu a
nadsene reci statnlku, pri te prl
lezitosti pronesene, ia Uni: ST.
! la jenom moralnl."
"Pertinax" " Echo de Paris
konci dlouhy clanek slovy: -
"Jsne nuceni dojiti k poznani,
re dvacet sest clanku stanov Ii
gy narodu nepodava nam zadne
zaruky bezpccnosti. Pokud me-
budou zmeneny, nesmlme sesve
obranne silly nic obetovati..
Nespokojenost vsak projevu
il take listy socialisticke, jake
Hu mantle, jezSpise: "Neni poz
no tajiti dojen1 zklamaili, jan.T
v mas vyvolava predominant to
hoto dlouheho dokumentu. | to
-nu nejmen6 chapav6mu jest ia
sno, zc jsme daleko cd puvod-
rich navrhu presidenta Wilso-
IA. We stanovach techto nenalc
zamc ami zakladni myslenky po
selstvi presidenta Wilsona ami
nutnou jasnou pfedstavu o tom,
jak bude spolecnost narodu Sc
stavena a jakou ulohu bude hra
ii. Navrh tento nemuze 81 MIA
kym zpusobem ziskati podpory
lidovych stran sveta, jez kladly
takove nadeje v idee, jich Wy
mluvnym zastancem byl presi-
dent Wilson"
WSS s IWSS]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
Muzzilrn, 1
kteffii jsou
nerr1ocni!
We Spojenl.


Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
ooradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
i pdjdete k jinemu lekari.
Moje' ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
le-li mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam W.
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
owe, krevni, kozn, chronicke,
l RUNE nemoci muzske,. dale
lemoci ledvin a jine S mimi spo
enc neduhy, ztratu pameti,
lamenky, (bez rezani), bola-
KY a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
ladory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzskG
,pmOci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19

,y Kazda oznamka We 'Sve
tu' uverejnena, prinasi jisty
uspech, O cemz Sc kazdy O.
znamovascl iiste presvcdcil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
Oar PrOstejova DIR. Alici Masa-
rykove.

Ke dnl prijezdu presidents
Masaryka poslala prumyslova
mestska skola V Prostejove ce-
stGy darek dceri jeho Alicl:
p6knou hanackou vysivku. Oar
plinesl odcvzdal DIR. Y. Pereit,
predseda kuratoria Skoly Il Off
cielni z;lstupee mes ta III sobol~
Mich slavnostech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19

tim krb uvnitr lepe sprada
mlade lasky pohadku!'
JarOslav Haaz.
Y BeneSove tamni lid chtel jeho
relidskou horliYost ztrestati a
asi sedesat lidi vytahlo ma neho
s pfipravenym provazem. XII
kacka BeneSova ujel a ubyto
val Sc v Holesovicich. Kdyz ODE
censtvo sc dovedelo, koho mezi
sebou ma, zadalo 0 energicke
zakroceni.. Kukacka byl ma to
zatcen.
Starry Rakusan. y V zalozne
Y Sebranicich konala Sc poradni
schuze lidu, ktera vyznela je
dnotny APPEL, ably vsichni rolnici
ckamzite odvedli svoje prebyt-
Ky. Toto svorne a jednotne u
sneseni .hledel znemozit jediny
clovek - mistni farar P. De-
dek. Pocal pobihat po sale a u
kazuje ma obrazy Masarykuv a
Wilsonuv, Micel: "To sc jen sta
le vola: daveite. CO z toho ma
tie? Co ma ten Wilson z toho.
re rozbil takovou mocnou risi
jpko bylo Rakousko? To vsech
no ucinily ty neverecke organi-
SAGE, lidovci, agrarnici a social
ST.. .Nase katolicka strana chte-
la take samostatnost, ale ram
ci Rakouskh." Pritomni roll
nici odbyli Tadeni fararovo.
Umrti. - V Pardubicich ze-
mTel MUDr. VohryZek, lekar
q spisovatel. Stal V celc hnuti
ccsk ko-zidovskeho a byl jednim
4 tech n6kolika ceskych zidu,
kteri to myslili Npravdu pocti-
We. Jeho syn bojoval We Francii
v ceskych legiich.
Rolnictvo zachrani krtickou 6;
tuaci vyzivy.
Rolnictvo nase probouzi Sc k,s
sIe povinnosti vice a vice. Ra-
da obci jiz vzorne provedla ma
f.zeni Zemskeho obilniho usta-
WI a sebrala nejen, co jest po-
vinna, ale jeSte vice. V rolnic-
tvu uiyna sc presvedceni, ze ne
smi dopustiti, abychom Sc ocitli
V nebezpeci hladu, nebot' jest
kazdemu rolniku jasno, ze
hlad by mohl zplsobiti nejhor-
81 zlo pro iednotlivcc narod.
Jsou-li jeSt6 dncs obce, jedno-
tlivci, kteii odmitaji dodaVati,
ty nutno onamiti okresnimu hejt
manstvi a zemskemu obilnimu
ustavu Proti takym sobec-
KY n obc.m jednotlivcum buGe
zakroccno docela prisnG.
Prepornik ccskosl0vensks arma
dy Jan Scba
rozval vSccny pfiSluSnlky Co
slioslovenske, narodni arnady,
dlici V Praze ma svou svatbu V
p&tck, dine 27. prosince o II.
hod. dopol. ma Staromestske
radnici.
Oar PrOstejova DIR. Alici Masa-
rykove.
Ke dni pfijezdu presidents
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Jste-li svobodni a vas pfijem
cisty cinil v roce 1918 $1,000
nebo vice; jste-li zenati a vas ii
sty prfjem obnAsel $4,000 neb
vice, vykaz musi byti vyplnen.
(Do pfijmu nutno zapocitati i
prijem zeny neb nezletilych de
ti.)
Pomoc u vyplneni vykazu po
skyline vam zdarma prislusny
tlrednik 1ncome Tax Deputy, !,
jcnz navstivi kazde mesto O.
bee. Takovy radce otevre IRA
dovnu a mono jej navstiviti
kdykoliv We dne neb behem We
cera.
Veskere vykazy musi byt Wy
plneni nejdele do soboty, Is.
brezna t. r. neb drive.
Placeni dane z prijmu "a T..
1918 spada Ia tentyz den, Is.
orezna, a penize must provaze-
ii vykaz. Nejlepe jest vystaveti
eek neb postovni poukazku ma
yaSeho kolektora vnitrnich du-
thodu. Collector of Internal Re
venue.)
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
Ice Company Incorporates.

Articles of Incorporation were filed
last week by the Emmett Ice Com
pany of Boise, with capital stock of
$4,000. The directors are A. P. Pet
erson, E. S. Sensenig, H. X. Eagleson,
]. P. Congdon, C. E. Winstead. This
does not mean another ice company
for Emmett, but a continuation of A.
P. Peterson's business by the Boise
Cold Storage Company, Mr.. Peter
son having transferred his holdings
to that concern. 1t is quite probable
that cold storage plant will be in
stalled here. Mr.. Peterson will man
age the Emmett business, we are
pleased to say.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
Officials Bonded at s57, 900

The total amount of bonds required
of the county officials is $4,000. S.
o. Zachman, who manages to carry
the bulky title of treasurer, ex-officio
tax collector and public administrator,
leads the list with $4,000. Geo.
Church, who comes next in both title
and amount, is bonded for $4,000 as
auditor and recorder and $4,000 as
clerk of the district court. The others
are: Sheriff Klepper, $4,000; Asses
sor MCGOWAN, $4,000; each of the Com
missioners, $4,000; Superintendent of
Schools Reed, $4,000; Coroner Brown,
$4,000; Surveyor Knowles, $4,000. The
district court judges pass upon the
bonds of the probate judge and prose-
cutting attorney, hence their bonds are
not yet on file.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
ice GORGES IN RIVER
DYNAMITED
Sixty Feet of Canyon Canal
Fiume Demolished by
Squaw Creek Breakup

Chinooks and warm rains, which
broke up the cold snap of nearly a
month, gave the Payette river the
flu and also the jim jams. The ice,
which had formed from 10 to II inches
thick, broke up Friday night and made
so much noise that Jim Steward who
lives just north of the bridge, could
MT sleep. Saturday morning huge
chunks of ice were standing on edge,
aslant and every which way, as if an
earthquake had had spasm, then got
cold feet and quit. The south channel
of the river just below the bridge was
gorged and all the water thrown into
the north channel Fears were en-
tertained that Riverside addition
might be flooded. To forestall any
such possibility, the mill authorities
spent considerable time and effort
Saturday and Sunday in blasting,
thereby. opening the channel. The
river banks were crowded with curious
spectators during the process, as it
was quite an interesting sight. Var
ious reports went out as to the real
purpose of the dynamiting, but we
have it from Manager Jones that il
was purely precautionary measure.
So far as we can learn, no damage
was done by the rising water. At the
Steward & VanDeusen feeding yards,
where about $500 head of sheep and
500 head of cattle are being fed, the
water backed up strewing chunks of
ice about the yards, but no special
damage or inconvenience resulted.
An ice gorge has formed just above
the Letha bridge, and it is Being con-
stantly watched so as to be prepared
to guard against damage in case it be-
come dangerous.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
METHOD OF
TREATING FLU
Used in 500 Cases Without a Single
Mortality

The following article from a lead
ing medical journal was sent to The
Index by well known and successful
Idaho physician, who believes it should
be given to the public for the benefit
of those afflicted with influenza who
may not be able to secure physician.
No one, however, should fail to call a
physician if one is within reach. The
article follows:
"In a paper read at the Douglas
Park branch of the Chicago Medical
Society, DR.. A. ]. Croft described a
method of treatment employed in 500
cases of influenza without a single
death. 1t consists in complete rest in
bed fer at least five days; daily flush
ing of the bowels with Saline Laxative
or Pluto Water; restriction of food,
none being given at all for the first as
hours; and abundance Of hot drinks,
such as hot lemonade or weak tea;
warm sponge bath two or three times
udS dNOludHCe VI ue epl SSSiiiS VI ue D
such as opiates and phenacetin, and
the restriction of the amount of salicy-
lates.
"The medicinal remedy principally
relied upon is Calcidin tAbbott),
which is given in one grain does every
three hours, in association with So
dunn salicylate, three grains. AS a
counter-irritant a mustard plaster is
applied to the chest. Strychnine is
when indicated. When the
has returned to normal,
the sodium salicylate is discontinued,
but the Calcidin is continued"
The Idaho doctor referred to warns
those who follow the above directions
to consult physician regarding TAX
ing of strychnine before using it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
Emmett Woman Honored

Quite a delegation of Odd Fellow.
and Rebekahs from the local lodge
attended the grand lodge ses.
sions in Boise this week, and report
very interesting meeting, despite
the somewhat small attendance dues
to flu conditions. This was the post
poned meeting which should have oc-
Cured in October, and as matters of
Importance were pressing, it was
though best to convene at this time.
Favorable action was taken on imme-
diate construction of the Odd Fellows
Home at Caldwell. The trustees were
instructed to select and purchase a
site at once, the one donated by Cald-
we'll being unsuitable Mrs. Lanktree
was elected as president of the Re-
bekah assembly. Those attending
from here were Mrs. Kirk Landers,
delegate; Mrs. Cynthia Stokesberry,
past grand president; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Newcomer, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Mr.. Lanktree being a dele
gate from the Middleton lodge, Char
les Gamage and Ed Reed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
From "The Boy"

December 22-My Christmas pack
age has arrived | was so surprised
when it was handed to me that l did
not know what to do, for it certainly
was not expected before the first of
March. / didn't open it, but put it
up on the shelf to save it for Christ
mas, and now | am sorry that | did,
for the boys in the office have swiped
1t, and hidden it some place, and it is
very doubtful if | see it again. But
at least it is sure thing that if | do
see it again it won't be until Christ
mas morning, so It is bound to be a
Christmas box all right. The other
boys have also received their boxes
and we have been growing fat on
fruit cake and all kinds of candy As
my box will probably be the only one
left by Christmas day it will be very
little that will get, for the boys will
and should demand share in ex-
change for the big portions of theirs
that l have helped TO eat.
We are going to have . pretty nice
Christmas in camp. The Red Cross
has been busy and have secured big
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
PROFITABLE CROP IS
BROOM CORN
Market Price is Now Above S400
is Hardy and Thrives
on Dry Land

"When it is considered that broom
corn is one of the most profitable
crops that can be raised on a farm,
the wonder is that more of it is not
raised in this section of Idaho" Thus
spoke G. w. Driscoll, the broom
manufacturer, this morning when The
Index man dropped into his factory
to admire the excellent brooms he is
turning out.
Mr.. Driscol is making a success of
his broom factory Merchants here
and in neighboring towns grab up his
brooms as fast as he can make them.
But he has to buy his brush in Kansas
City, and it costs him the amount of
the freight more than it ought. He
pays from S400 and upward per ton
for the product. In year the amount
he pays out for brush runs into tidy
sum, all of which might just as well
be kept in Gem county as to send it
off to Kansas City and kiss it good
bye, for not cent ever comes back
into circulation here.
He himself planted 20 acres on dry
land last season and then went away
and forgot about it. When he came
back in the fall he cut off six tons. Of
course, that was a small yield, but
what could one expect after neglecting
the field as he did? But it was worth
in cash s2400. With proper cultiva-
tion, the yield should have been dou
bled and even trebled. AS Mr.. Dris-
coll remarked: "Do you know of as
profitable farm crop?" 1t is especi-
ally adapted for dry land. 1t is a
irouth resister. 1t will do well under
but it must be planted thick
,r the brush will be too rank.
Mr.. Driscoll would like farmers to
grow enough at least to supply his de-
nand. There is always good market
'or a good grade. He has supply of
iced and will be glad to instruct grow
RS as to seeding and cultivation and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23

County Agent Berry has enlisted
eight farmers to plant pure seed wheat
of one variety-the Dicklow-and it is
hoped to raise enough this year to
supply seed for large acreage next
year. The plan is to make specially
of one variety, as better prices and a
better market can be obtained if one
variety is raised in large quantities
than if many kinds were raised The
seed comes from Buhl, and the variety
is highly recommended by the Buhl
farmers who have recently bought
Emmett farms. One of them. Hall,
on the lower end of the bench, the past
season raised 80 bushels to the acre.
The average yield in this section is l8
bushels. Mr.. Berry hopes to bring
Gem county's average up to much
higher mark. This variety is for ir-
rigated lands.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23

ing life he relates that one cold night
at 2 O'Clock the entire company was
aroused from their sleep by the dan
ger signal. Without waiting to dress
the middies clambered from their
quarters clad in their underclothes
and buckling a life belt around them
as they went. Arriving on deck they
were ordered overheard and everyone
took header into the water. 1t was
a cold bath, but is part of the rigor-
GUS training the boys are given. The
young man, however, enjoys the life.
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supply of Christmas decorations and
every ward and every room is decorat-
ed with holly and mistletoe and the
Christmas colors. OF course we like
the mistletoe best, for we have lots of
pretty nurses here and it is a great
pleasure to spend all our spare time
in the wards, for mistletoe, nurses and
| soldiers make a great combination.
The Red Cross will also have a big
Christmas tree, so Dame Rumor has
it, and there will be Christmas pres
ent on the trees for each and every
soldier in the hospital, both patients
and personnel. One of the boys said
that the Red Cross has received a
shipment of $4,000 pounds of candy
for the hospital, but as there are only
about 1400 men here now, that seems
hardly reasonable, so we have cut the
rumor down to two pounds man, as
we figure that is about what we can
eat at one time without getting sick.
The Red Cross has also seen to it that
we have our turkey dinner, and as we
have the best cooks in France in the
hospital, and we are not confined to
the war rations that you folks at home
have to adhere to, l feel certain that
the Skinner dinner back there in Ida
no won't be bit better than what
we are going to have. But just the
same l would give anything to stick
my feet in the Skinner house on
Christmas day, with my mess kit in
my hand and pass it around the table
for helpings, then go out doors, put
the laden mess kit on the wash bench
and enjoy myself by shoveling it
down before it gets cold
At last we know when we are COM
ing home, for now we have the
straight dope. Col Clark was over |
to see the chief of staff the other day
and he was told that the 41st division |
would be assembled inside of thirty
days and then sent home, all but the
quartermaster's corps and Camp Hos
pital 26. Another report says that we
will leave eight months from now.
This morning one of the boys told US
we would be on our way by the first
If January, so we take our choice and
believe the one we like the best.
| nearly forgot to tell you that the
lon-coms of the hospital are going to
lave a big dance Christmas week.
There are about so non-coms in the
hospital and Col. Clark has given US
permission to use the big dental in
Urinary for dance hall. The nurses '
lave all promised to come, beaucoup {
money has been collected, committees {
re hard at work and it promises to
'e big success. 1t will be the first {
ance l have been to since leaving {
Emmett. t
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Maurice Lundy of Boise accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Maxtield
home from Boise last Friday, remain
ing over night as their guest. Mr..
Lundy has recently returned from
France where he was in active service
several months, going thru the battles
of Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood and
others. He was wounded, though not
seriously, gassed, and shell shocked,
and his experiences would fill a book.
He has wonderful collection Of relics.
Among the trophies is an Iron Cross
which he removed from a fallen Hun.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rinker on
Tuesday received a telegram from
their son Luke, stating that he had
arrived from overseas and was feel
ing fine. Luke was numbered among
the severely wounded" in the casual
ty list several weeks ago.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mrs. w. E. Sheets has sold his ranch
property at the edge of town, on
Johns avenue to NJ C. Fuller of Twin
Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller expect to
move here very soon.
w. c. Thielke of Meridian has pur-
chased the w. A. Byers 40 acres on the
bench.