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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
From Ered Powell

Nov. 23.-Dear Mother and all
suppose you are anxious to know
where we are and what we are doing
/ don't know when we will be home,
but we are going to tell you few
things now which have noticed many
Of the boys people were very anxious
to know, and l suppose you were just
as anxious, but never did ask US, which
was a very good idea, for you could
not find out that way.
We left Hoboken January % and
came into a French port February
and landed February at Brest.
We went direct from there to St. Ma
zaire. We were there nearly three
weeks, then we left our company on
detached service We went to Ne
we're and were there about six weeks
working on roads, then to Issedun to
a big aviation camp and worked on
roads. After a couple of weeks there
we came to Abanville, where we are
still located, working on a narrow
guage railroad. This place is east of
Paris and southwest of Nancy, be-
tween Barbecue and Neuf Chateau.
We have been here quite long time.
From here have been to quit num-
Der of places. l worked at nearly
everything from pick and shovel to
running an engine. Have been run
ming an engine the past three months
or more. / was up around Verdun
while the drive was on and was
Sec after the Americans took it; that
is, as soon as the light railroad was
over. We were on our leave and /
just got back week ago. We are
allowed a seven-day leave after be-
ing over four months, but this was
the first one we had. We were at
st. Milo, just north of Brest on the
coast. We were allowed seven days
after we got there, in all IA days. We
went through Paris both going and |
coming and just got there the morn
ing the armistice was signed, and
they sure did celebrate. The Ameri-
can soldier stood ace high there. We |
stayed all night and l was kissed and |
Rugged by more pretty girls than
suppose l ever will be again. There
are lots of fine looking girls in Paris.
The city is a very beautiful place and
there is much to see. The people are
very polite and nice and we had no
trouble in finding our way.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
Methodist Notes

Again we must refrain from meet
ing together in worship for a season.
While it is a real cross to be denied
the privilege of mingling our voices
together in praise and thanksgiving
each Sabbath, let US not forget that
God will meet with each of US in our
homes. Let me again urge that we
spend our Sabbath in the quiet fam
lily circles singing the old hymns of
the fathers, reading the word of God,
which is indeed light and guide to
us in these trying hours. May we not
forget the Golden Rule" and do all
we can to check the terrible seourge
that is sweeping over our land. We
were all very willing to make necess-
airy sacrifices to help win the war,
NAV we be no less willing to show
our patriotism in our fight against
this other enemy of our homes and
loved ones.
Our plans for the New Year to
Easter program, must of necessity be
postponed. But by each one planning
and praying for the work, we can
enter the field with renewed vigor.
We are reminded that quite num-
and praying for the wor, We can enter
Der of air flock have been visited by
this confagion. For these and all
ofbars afflicted we extend our heart
felt sympathy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for
Week Ending Dec. 80.
Warrant deeds


Otis and Jennie Finn to c. NJ. Coop
er, VIZ SWA SEA and NJ sen
and S1z NEfi, section 9-7-3 w. SO.
Mary NJ Leroy and Guy E. Gald-
well of Caldwell to c. A. Williams of
Nampa, Idaho, Sh SWA Section "a
7-3 W. $500.
0. L. and Julia johnson 10 George
Kanatzel, 55x145.9 feet in lot Is of
Washburn's addition to Emmett. $3.50.
Annie E. Biggers, widow of VIM. A.
Biggers of Gardena, to A. S. Figart
of Sweet, SWA of NWA, VIZ SWA
and SEA of SWA, section 1881 E.
$1,000.
Emma B. and Frank A. DeClark of
Emmett to Homer H. Hamilton of
Sweet, NEA seq, section 8, NWA
SWfh and Sk SWA, section GIL E.
81
Emmett Sheep Co. of Boise to Gust
Fred johnson of Midyale, lots 3 and a,
section 1853 w. 81.
D. F. and Harriet Bott to E. II.
Bott, all of Letha, undivided one-half
interest in VIZ NEA, NWA SEA,
section 2-6-3 W. IS.
for Sale of Real Estate
H. E. carp and NJ. B. Osgood of
Boise to L. NJ. Smith of Emmett SWA
section 28-7-2 W. $21,600.
carp & Osgood to S. A. Russell,
NEA NEA, section 32-7-2 w. s540O.
Notice of Intention to Hold and OPP
crate Mining Claims.
Granite State Consolidated Mines
Co., claims John Stark and John Stark
No. 2; Deep Gulch and Deep Gulch
No. 2; Emmett, Emmett No. 2, En-
nett No. g.; Pick Handle, Pick Handle
No. 2; Rock Creek Group consisting
Of Rock Creek, Manchester, Nashua,
Nashua No 2, Nashua No. 3, kimball,
Machias, Machias No. 2, Machias No.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Lessons for January 5: Sabbath
school, pharaoh Expresses Israel,
Exodus 1:S-14; 2:1-25.
Christian Endeavor, Worth While
Life Purposes" Prov. Bills. Chris
tianity is simply life with worth
while purpose. Its aim is to make
Christ Lord of the whole life.
Lessons papers will be on hand for
distribution at the church between
10 and IL a. MAS. Adams, Minis
ter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
NEWS OF OUR SOL.
DER BOYS
Continued from Page y

that we will all have to look up to.
They sure did their work well.
Suppose you have gotten the good
news by now. We are all glad that it
is about over with and that we will
soon be with our old friends again.
We have seen action three times
and have seen a great deal Of this
country. | haven't been sick day
since | left home. Guess it is be-
cause am used to this open life.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
Earmsrs Best Citizens

Thomas jefferson said: "Cultiyators
of the earth are the most valuable citi-
zenS. They are the most vigorous, the
most independent, the most yirtuouS,
and they are tied to their country and
welded to its liberty and interests by
the most lasting bonds"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-02
Quick Cure for Croup.

Watch for the first symptom, hoarse-
ness, and give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy at once. 1t is prompt and eff
fectusl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
Tomorrow

NE - IL 81 rete's pay-thc an
niverHary OF the day ON which ~
Peter the Apostle was crucined ~
Rome IN the year 40. during the reign
OF Nero.
on June 20. isss. the seven days
battle OF the spanish Armadn waa
fought near GrcVeiing In the action
on urevclinr the British sank three
Spanish ships and the storm witch
came up shortly nfterwnrd dihperHed
the "inyircible' Armada NO that u re-
turned to Spain with thirty-two Of It's
eightq-nvc ships and 10000 Of is men
lost.
In 1874 on June 20. Charles I grant.
ed to his brother. the Duke OF York.
the territory now comprising the state
~ Delaware that was then o part OF
the New Netherlands.
on June 20 IN 1878 tho famous Brit.
ish urenadiefs were hrat introduced
Into England.
tn I767. on Iune 20. the british par
Lament enacted the laws that levied
import duties an glass. lead. painters
%colofS. paper, aud tea received AZ SEQ Z
ports n the American colonies These
taxes led 10 The famous ioaton Tea
rarty whom the pccp'e OF Boston threw
the tea into the hafbor rather than
pay the unfair axes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

THE Albuquerque newspaper today announce
an advance IN subscription rates. effective
July 7. The advance il small and the added
cost to the individual subscriber " a minor matter.
To the newspapers The aggregate Is important, since
the revenue thus derived will go toward meeting
the enormous increases in costs for material and
operation under which every newspaper IN the
country Is staggering today.
There is not an item Of newspaper production
cost that has not advanced enormously. The white
paper on which The Evening Herald IL printed
costs twice as much today as u did on January ],
1918. and on that date print paper costs scored a
new high price record.
Newspaper telephone and telegraph tolls have
increased with those Of other wire users; only these
are large items IN newspaper production and small
items IN the average individual or business budget.
Labor costs have marched steadily upward.
The voluntary wage increase given TO their em-
ployees by the Albuquerque newspapers was made
because the publishers believed II just and neeef-
cary IN order that advancing living costs might be
Effective july I. a benevolent postal depart.
ment increases the rate on newspaper postage from
IA to 10 cents per pound. II Is simply another
sharp addition 20 the cost of printing q newspaper
and getting II 10 the people who want II. II Is
part Of a system which appears 10 have been made
ms burdcnsome as possible upon the newspaper pub
fishing industry.
The Albuquerque newspaper have held their
subscription rates IN the pre-war basis, although
practically al other daily newspapers made sub.
%scription increases a year or more ago. The IN
crease now i not a matter Of choice with the pub
fishers, hut ~ necessity.
The Evening Herald feels that this additional
statement Of the facts, supplemeniing the announce.
mcnt to-day on page !, il due TO It's Subscribers.
Oir effort now m ia the past, viii be 10 give
Herald rendcrs the best newspaper that can be pro
ducrd in Albuquerque. This means u constantly
increasing and extending news service NJ steadily
advancing cost. Herald readers, we are sure, viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
By n. ADDlrGToN BRUcl

NH ENTAIL growth depends on many
Xvi factors. one OF the most 90
80 scnual " contact with the
minds. Nobody a grow o. keep
mentally strong who cuts himself OFT
from intercourse with his fellows
Tho truth OF this In s~irikingly
brought out by the strange story OF
cnrpar Hnuser
ID IL nearly a hundred a since
ra.par Huusor was found wandering
hclpiefsly In The streets ~ Old Nurrm-
born. "a lad Of sixteen or ~HeNentceh
with the undevelopcd mind Of n child
Iis even tottered lke q chiid that had
NOT nilly mastered the Art Of walking
TO nil questions ~ TO who no was n
whence he came he made no nnswet
JIe seemed unable either 20 under
stand or 20 make himself undcfniooi
ON his person WIS found u letter
stating that he HAD been Wsncd adritt
~ "a guardian UNIV lling longer 20
care foY him. Tho letter added that
almost from birth tho unfortunate
raspnr had been held IN solitary con.
anement. in touch with no one but The
guardian who now thrust him ON The
mertioa Of the world.
Later. from Caspnr's own lips. con-
urmation was obtained of the almost
Incredible statements IN this Singh
lar letter.
For as long a. no could recall he
had heen impriaoned IN "a little cell.
never colnr even tho face Of the man
who brought him q daily ration OF
bread and water Also, according 10
his hiormpher. pr, q F~euefhach
I'm his cell he never heard a sound.
whether produced hV u q by m
animal. or hy anythirr else We nev-
or perceived any difference between
dnv and niThi and much l'Hs go y"
ever got n sight OF tho beautiful lights
IN the heavens.
"IIis mental condition during this
dungeon life must haNe been that OF
u human being immersed from his IN
fancy In "a profound sleep. ~ Whicl
he WIS not conscious even OF 9
dream"
Hut now things became different
for CuHpur. kindly people O O him
IN charge, he was given ample free
dom OF intercourse with other men
and women-and at once his mind be.
gan 10 ROW
within less than a year the idioc,
he had displayed on his first appear
e In Nuremberg was replaced y,
n really alert intelligence. ne ever
hecame able 10 write an al
his dungeon experiences High hopei
Tor his future were entertained.
AZ this point, howvcr his career "
tho world Of men ended ~ mNster
iously as II had begun. struck dow
hy an nssaNsin whose identity wa
never known, raapaf liauscr perishe,
In the home Of the rood profrssoI
Who had undertaken HIS uphfinring.
This. Of course, IL IN extreme IN
stance OF tho mind stunting effect
Of prolonged solitude. Hut n illue
iratca with equal force the minded
%veloping value Of social intercourse
Well may the psychological Mcrcier ex
claim
~ rs TO the hahi, Of living In o.
aociatcd numbers that man owes II
God part his superior lntclligencc
Supposing u possible for man 10 re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

q RIMMER TIIE TREE swAL.
LOW had 10 remarked to
Johnny chuck that he Jdn't
know Of ANYBODY who caught more
nier aud winged insects than Twitter
tho Purple Martin
How about me f' demanded a new
voice. as a graceful form skinned
oVer Johnny rhuck's head turned like
"a Hash and comc back. II WAS tork
tail tho barn swallow. handsomcst
and M OF the most graceful Of an
the swallow family tie pafsed No
close 20 Johnny that the latter had o
splendid chance to see aud admire his
giistcning steel hlue back aud the
beautiful chestnut brown OF his fore.
head aud throat. with ~ narrow black
collar. and the brown To- hun color OF
his under parts. liut the thing that
was nos striking about him was his
tail, which was 80 deeply forkod na 10
aoem almost like two tails,
would know him as far an ! could
zee him Just by his tail alone" eN-
claimed Johnny chuck. Il don't know
OF any other tail like a."
There isn't any other like No." de-
clared Skinner III Twittor She Mar.
TN n the largest OF our family fofk'
tail IN tile h~andHomoHt,"
How about ny ussfulnefaF' de-
mandcd Forktnil, skimming pgsl
again. Cousin Twiiter certainly doei
catch q lot of flies ms inserts, bul
I'm willing to so against him any daA
to SOC who can catch the moht."
with this he dartcd away Watch.
Ink him they saw him alight on ths
top OF Fnrmer nrown's barn, ri
funny" remarked Johnny Chuck, "hu'
as Ions as I've known ForktaiL ans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

lts.ults from the No Accident
week drive nmonE tile railroad cm-
pioytu 81 the centrei western ftniou
ARE Gar better than ina OFFICIALS ~ thr
company e<pectcd. acccfdiuE 70 word
received al the SANTA ~ fulds tvueAl
Out u a total o. % rondr. ~ have ~
ported u clear record while the ofhfF
eight report only two fatal inIu1leA
and ~ minor bruises. Tor the Ama
uffiod last year. there we're ! n
aea1hs and fel lniufiea
A message received from y. NJ. SUN
mfra superintendent u nj 1lu
ufnnde division. states hat federal
and Santa Fn officials join In con-
graduating the men on their success
ana urre them 20 aesp up the GOOD
work Ia the few houfH rtmalniuH.
The week closes ~ midnight shtnt-
day.
roday's reports Indicate that the
Rio 0rande division 10 niaintnininK 10
clear record and that the Santa "
road n stnl leading oil the others on
the basis Of mileage and number OF
employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

than thirty sales Of residence property In
Albuquerque during the present week. The
review Of realty went much further than actual
sales, however. II was shown, 10y the statements
of responsible real estate men, that there il a great
demand for houses, that customers are waiting.
ready TO buy whenever suitable propcriy can be
shown.
There cnn be but one answer 10 a situation like
this. The building % new houses in Albuquerque
will be profitable. Whether they are apartment
houses or bungalows there is an active. urgent de-
mand for them for rent "A purchase, At prices that
mean profit.
y Is more or less q waste Of time 10 argue about
what causes. the high cost of building. II " not
high in proportion to other costs. Some authorities
argue tina, labor costs alone account for building
cdsis. Others argue that materials are being held
at high figures By retarded production. Probably
both are IN part correct.
The point tina, interests. however, Is whether
or not a building operation Al today's prices will
pay. II a good return ON the Investment can be
figured oui on today's cost hasis, then II is good
judgment 10 put money into building.
Such n return can be figured out ON building
in Albuquerque. II has been and Is being done
daily and the profits figured out are being realized
By far seeing men who have had the courage 20 W
ahead.
This, also. should be- kept in mind. Building
costs will 20 higher before they go lower than The
prices Of today, and the time for any material re
ccssion Of construction costs is far distant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

I've known him since I was big enough
20 know anybody. I've hover found
out where he builds HIS nest. I've
seen him HkimmiuT oyer the Green
Meadows times without number, and
often he mi here To the ola Or
char ~ he did Just now. hut I've
never seen him stop anywhcr. except
ovcr ON that barn"
That's who're he nests chuckled
alimn cr.
What" cried Johnny chuck. "Do
you mean To Hay he meats on Farmer
Browns barn"
no" replied Skinner. "He meats
~ n. That's why he w called the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Barn swallow. and why you never
have seen his nest n Nou'n run oVot
10 Farmer browns bnrn and look m
TO the roof inside. Noull see Fofktail's
nest there somewhere"
Me 30 over 10 Farmer niown's
harm" cried Johnny Chuck do you
think I'm crazy q"
"Fork,nil isn't crazy chuckiod
skinner. 'nnd he goes in and out OF
that harm all dal Ions. wouldn't
me q hollow In a tree well lined with
feathers to a nest made OF mud aud
straw even " u IN feather lnod."
no you mean thRt such u cat
looking handsome fellow as fofktnil
uses mud IN his nest 2" cried Johnny.
He does Just that said skinner.
Hes something Like Welcome Robin
In hat respect"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

the minister was giving Inc newly
married couple some excellent advice
tor ihelr guidance ln matrimonial NE.
PAY attention 20 me-. no said.
you must never get with one
another. Always ny to DO etoryihinG
IN such a wnv that there IN 10 IN.
pleasnntneHs for either ~ you. n Il
the husbands duty TO protect his wife.
and a wife murt always obey her huN-
hand. and follow him IN the walks o.
life
mt. air." interrupted the younr
wifelI
n have not finished" said the
minister. "She must nlwnys=
nut please sir broke IN the
young woninn once more In despera-
ton. cant you alter that Inst part
about the walks o. nfsf Ny Joe "
n country postman.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Dorothy Eddy. Your mammals
calling you, aud III bet she's mad.
Little Edward No her amt: cause
" she wuz she'd be calling Edward %
H
At dinner small Elizabeth asked for
sugar for nor berries, and was given
a spoonful.
Ia that enough ?" asked her mother.
Yes that's little enough, mamma, %
replied Elizabeth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

fAttie hafnio- sny. -. won't you
buy me a fddicf
ps-No. nafalo. I'm afraid sou viii
disturb me with the noise.
iittle' nafalo-No ! won't. pa. f1
only play while you are nsiecp,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

find no fault with the subscription advances deter.
mined upon. They have been made after the most
careful consideration by the publishers ~ The Al.
buquerqur papers, being based chiefly on increased
eosi of white paper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

A ~pennsylvanla nan ate ~ egrs W
one day and then complnined Of being
hungry. A man Hike that IN the pres
ent state % tho hlFh cost OF living W
enough 10 drive . whole community Va
hoishcyism ~ baltimore American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

NEwhrArERs nest russdny wlil
~ In On a hnif.cent per pound IN
crense IN the posiui rate which Wilt
add ntiil further 20 the popularity OF
one nnllannn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

ria speeches are being correctly
quoted ~ The testimony. brother
= Townslff nnH made an intimate
study u ne cherec'esiss'cs o. the Huii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

BAKER promises. " he cannot set
hlEh enough bids from dealers. to sell
the army meat supply TO the public.
When n oms 20 bidding high even
Hnhcr can count ON landing the pub
lie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Miss ROMA RAYMOND. movie sc-
trea4 charges that Earle Williams,
movie actor called her 'anooknmH,
then ran away. Hof . demnnda tiso.'
what did Roma do "a make Earl run
away when he telleh her "Anookumsf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Elmo ,hs Mighty and orace Cum
ard IN a new rmissrsnl nim"-MoVie
notes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

In some Of the villages In siberia
few OF the Inhabitants cnn read ar
write Taos Valley News
Many OF them, also are unable to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Now, ~ 10 this ntorkf"
TITS iit-cdEed.'
n can zee as eiit-edged. The print
ing Ia perfect. hut IN u worth 10 cents
a share 81 birmingham Aae-Hsrald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

THE Grown rfmco still sticke 20
hla Island. again proving that he IA
smarter than hts pictnrss o. his rec.
ord indicate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

GRAVE CONCERN ls felt over the
1918 peenut crop. This IN serious for
the elephant supply. Peanuts. ONCE 8
cents the sack. nov coms ~ 10 cents
the runty dozen. and With a short
crop. on. my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

CHICAGO. according 70 the Tribune.
Ia worrying about ~ futurei the main
worry. nn near m onf can gather.
heinn whether or not nIinoiA N Koinp
to be hin enough TO hold a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

ROSWELL. farmers are uolnr 10 ar.
rsst automohilists who steal fruit and
Vegetables. This viii be henithy In
atrucfion for the brand Of motofint
who thlnkH ownership o. an nutono-
bile Ia q license to bust ail laws
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

~ CONGRESS really wants 10 make
a hlt with M public ~ should pas a
law prohihitlnn anyone else from ar
resting Hnrr, Thnw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

KIMMER TIIE TREE swAL.
j LOW had ~ remarked to
Johnny chuck that he Jidn't
now OF ANYBODY who caught more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

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