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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-02-24


bali 70 be held At Ed Modin's lxrGs
ranch house near Freczeout hill on
Crescent Drive Saturday evening, Tho
2eth. Good music has been engaged.
The hoor will be put in fine shape,
thare will be son,s efficient door man
agc.r % keep the floor full, and ths
full on the floor. II such IL nscaaaaeys
SO Ill receiving m invitation come
prepared for . good tins. However,
the reception COMMITTEES ny no o.
will b. Slowed On the floor n
dressed fas The occasion in the appso-
pirate calico. GinghaM, biue dsnt'na
md ovesalls. Any enc wsaFing any
Thing not appropriate viii b fined Or
kspt 81 ~ floor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-02-24
A LIVE BUNCH IN
LINCOLN DIST.
Literary Society Eatertains ana Ia
struets Large Gathering.

Tn Lincoln Literary and Debating
Society hold another Of their pro
grams a the Liinoptn seheolhouss On
Ibiday evsnine whteA vas greatly e.
jnye1 ~ ths entire ecn1kity. Mrs.
0say hes ban noNinatsd eAAlrsan,
sd Y Wns usdes hsf ob1e dirsction
that 1hIs eathsrita0 Was oaeh sus-
ooss. Also permanent sratory
wna installed 1t the nttig tlofe
last and Alva B. Coonrod was ehseea
= all ths posittoa.
A very entertaining program pre-
eodod The debate, spasss Of ~ princ-,
ri numbers Of which wess III read
tn9 Of numerous community paper
which was edited by Alva b. Coonrod
for this occasion, and which took the
house like = Kansas cyclone. Allen
Gronk Kava \ recitation entitled the
Prayer Meeting Jay Crenk . hu-
mcrous dutch diAiect recitation. j..
Wilson recited the "Model Wife" TO
the enlightenment Of all young gentle
Men. A. g. Acaey sang = very COED
song with great deal Of pathos in 1t |
entitlsd, "Why the Train Never Came
h" There wsre other numbers
which helped 10 round out the evening
hsfoss ths debate and which all great
h enjoyed.
Tho dehata then came on with the
battling foFces drawn from among the
most able contestants. Allen Cronk,
Roy Modin and Ellis Walters held the
affirmative; Ed Tyler, Charlie Cay
ford and Jay Cronk the negative.
rha question, Resolved, that the tim
,sr lands and lumber industries Of /
he stato should be owned by the state .
instead Of private interests,' was |
thoroughly debated. The judges, Ed J
1odin, A. 0. Hefmick and John Hall /
ave the negatives the decision. III
Another literary will be held at the +
anne place on the evening of March f
. when the ladies will debate the b
uestion, Resolved, that the meth q
d. our grandmothers used in rearing N
hildren were more efficient than W
hose Of the present day A pro- NJ
ram committee has been appointed ia
u this occasion, and Ed Tyler, Earl N
Iodin and Aiva b. Coonrod serve on NJ
us, so II there are any who have su9- m
sstions TO offer for the betterment 70
the society please give them to 9,
e committee. til
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CELEBRATE coLpHN WEDDING
Fiftieth Milestous In Married Life
Reached BY Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse

1
j Surrounded by their children ans
i grandchildren, numbering AZ persons
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Morshouse cele
brated the 60th anniversary Of theil
married life, 1t their homo west Of
town. on Tuesday, Washington's birth.
day. This was the first time the en-
tire family had ever been together
at one time and it was therefore a
most happy occasion. The rooms Of
the old home were beautiful in their
decorations Of gold and purple. A
striking feature Of the table around
which the reunited family sat to en-
Joy the bountiful dinner was the wed
ding cake resplendent in its decora-
tions Of gold. The brides cake was
an immense ! seyen-laysr confection.
layer being baked by each Of the
seven daughters. It was surmounted
by kewpie bride and groom stand
ing beneath an arch from which was
suspended wedding bell.
In an impressive and beautiful cere-
mony, this splendid old couple again
plighted their troth beneath we'd
ding bell. The wedding march was
played by Miss Cora jennings, the
Oldest granddaughter, Dewey More
house was best man and Mrs Olive
Howard the bridesmaid The wedding
present of the children was beautiful |
set Of silverware, tied with gold-col-
ored ribbons.
Following the ceremony, the bride |
and groom received congratulations,
and then each of the seven sons-in-law
we're called on to give an account of
their experiences IN asking for the
hand Of each daughter in marriage.
The occasion was one of great plea
'ure The children present were: Mr..
md Mrs. A. W. Hoatson and daugh-
.er of Sutherland, Neb.; Neal Jen-
lings and family of Eagle, Idaho;
Sherman Morehouse of Aneta, NJ
)ak.; Mrs. Kaufman and son Of
1ampa; Ival Hankins, and Ben Hoo
yard and their families from the EN-
nett bench; Ebby Hylton and family
1 New Plymouth; Ed and Clarence
dorehouse and families, H. A. Stalker
nd family Of Emmett, and Earl and
)ewey Morehouse living at home.
;roup pictures of the gathering were
AIKEN as we'll as numerous kodak pic-1
lres.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Morehouse were
,ined in marriage at Loveland, Iowa,
nd lived there about % years. They
1en moved to Nebraska and came to
he Boise valley 81 years ago. They :
ave been residents Of the Payette !
alley II years. Very many readers :
I The Index win join in extending :
10 wish that their years Of usefulness 9
lay be many.
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Mrs. Chas. Pulliam is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. NJ Caban-
shi Of Los Angeles, Calf, and her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Knouts of Boise.
Mrs. Cabanshi viii return home Tues
day.
Shop work guaranteed. Get cur
prizes. NeeAA1 . Rebpta Auts c.
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Meeting Of Fonr L..

A special meeting Of the Four LIS
will be held Monday evening, Feb. %,
at 1880 o'clock, in Commercial Club
rooms to consider matters Of import
ancs, among them being the wage
schedule. All members requested to
b present VI. A. Sickert, Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-02-24
Li.o,n NetM.

wallace Cannon Is on the sick list
with bad case Of the "Trip this week.
Dad Wiley has traded his ranch
just acroas the road from the Lincoln
sehoolhouss for property in the In
dian Cove country and was Boi1
visitor this week to fix the papers ~
Larry Phslan finished hauling SAM
on the Boise highway Thursday. which
will be all for some time, or until this
mixes well with the soil.
Spring work Is beginning to loom
over the meadows and orchards in this
and the ranchers are getting
ready for big spring drive.
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Fruit Growers. Attention

Due to manufacturing conditions it
will be necessary for us to have your
order for the amount of lime and sui
phur spray material you are going to
need this spring, either in bulk or
barrels, before March 10th. Call at
our office and place your order.
GEM FRUIT UNION.
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School Meeting

There will be an important school
meeting at the Brick schoolhouse on
the Bench relative to the formation
of new district, Saturday afternoon
at 1880. All patrons of district Nos.
2 and 10 are urged to be present.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-02-24
PIANO MUST BE SOLD

We have . strictly high grade pi-
ano in storage in Emmett. No rea-
sonAble offer refused for quick dis
poaal. Easy terms II responsible.
Write at once II interested to The
Denver Music Company, Denver. Col
orado. 1e-1
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-02-24
THE HOODOED COON
Ihespians OF Sweet Please Large Au.
dience in Home Talent Play.
Especial Correspondent

Especial Correspondent
The people Of Sweet were highly
pleased with the home talent play,
"The Hooded Coon," which was CIV
en- in the M. w. A. hall at Sweet last
Friday evening. Every member Of
the cast did excellent work and re-
ceived many compliments. Even the
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Licensed TO We'd

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to William H. Baker Of En-
nett and Mrs, S. N. Crippin of Plains
view, Neb.
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men folks are serving hot dinner
every day at noon for the workers.
1t is expected to complete the build
ing this summer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-30

Ell dia treinta de setiembre de mi
ochocientos sesenta Y oeho. Madrid 50
hallaba merced de mas de veinte mil
obreros, desnudos, descalzos, 10 que
es atn mas terriblemente doloroso, en-
faquecidos por Ell hambre, las privacio.
nes la tortura moral a que lie habian
condenado la mas horrenda de las tira
Mas, y la mas odiosa de las administra
clones.
Con su rostro fasnelico, Y ostentandc
la astrosa indumentaria. veiaseles circu
lar por las GALES, fusil en- mano, alegres
bullcicsos. rientes, pero siebpre respe-
tuosos, dignos, honrados y dispuestos a
auxiliar a las autoridades en- case nece
sario.
Con la desaparici6n de Los vENCI,
DOS DE ALCoLEA Madrid parecia una
poblaci6n extra1a, sin I'm guardia, sir
un fraile, sin un consumero. Y sin EN-
barge, fueron los 1nicos dias del aiio en-
que no Sc registr6 un robo, nj una vio-
lencia.
Acaba Ell proemiO, comienza ell cpl
sodio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-30
LAMPARAs SIN soMBRAs

En- Londres Sc la dado conocer a los
representatives de la Prensa una Tampa.
ra muy original. que ilumina brillante-
mente los espacios de su, RADIO aunque
Sc interpongan objetos que pretendan
interceptar Ell paso de las ondas de luz
Cualquier persona que coloque su ca
beza bajo la lampara observara cue no
Sc refeja SUI scmbra sobre la mesa Ell
papel, 81 esta escribiendo.
Esto consiste en- que la lampara, que
es de cincuenta bujias, tiene adaptados
en- derredor lentes cilindricos prismati-
cos, que arrojan los rayos parallels So
bre espejos refectores. Por consecuencia
de este dispositivo, ell flarnento de Gin.
cuenta bujias produce una luz de tres
mil sin aumento de fuerza originaria nj
calor.
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A'IAL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivr'- Dante
"Recordar es vivir" Dante
80 DE sETIEMBRE DE 1868
UN H1sToR1co B1srEK CON PArATAs.

rencia con el catalan Madoz, suelta in
furioso pufietazc en- la mesa donde am
bos trabajaban, y prorrumpe col6rico:
-iSomos unos cernicalos, don Pas
cual! Tanto hablar de hbertad, es
tas horas los defensores de ella, habran
caido desfallecidos!
1iTodo tiene arreglo, contest6 Ma
doz, con aquella calma peculiar suya. Fa
cilite4nos al publico una lista de puestoa
nombres para que las familias de los
voluntarios puedan nevarles el almuer-
20.
-SY sabe usted 81 podran comprar el
almuerzo? vaya usted, Ia. porra!,
grito Rivero con su habitual desenfado.
Esto Sc hace ash
Trio del namador de la campanilla,
Sc presento el jefe de ordenanzas, lie
dijo:
Con dos de sus compaheros, vaya
usted los cafes TAI y CUAL, y de par
te del alcalde que embellishments Sc sir
va a los voluntarios de las guardias al.
muerzo, cafe cigarros. Dentro de una
hora me da usted cuenta de su cumpli,
miento. queda usted cesante.
A los que conocieron al gran rep1'
blico, no extra1ara que la orden fuese
exacta y rigurosamente cumplida.
La guardia del Banco de Espafia, Ia
constituian diez y seis desarrapados, al
mando de un Official, no mejor trajeado
que ellos.
A las doce y media Sc presenta un
mozo del cafe de la Conception, saluda
al Official lie participa que de orden
del alcalde va a servirles ALI mismo el
almuerzo que pidan, advirti6ndole que
en- ell cafe hay existencia de jamsnes
embutidos. lomos de ternera rifiones
etc.. etc. un variado surtido de vinos
oriundos de valdepe1ias y Jerez.
Ssaben ustedes 10 que pidieron aque
Hos pobres diablos que su disposition
tuvieron algunos millones?.
lUn bistek. CON MUCHIsIMAs
PATATAS!. 49,.
Y Sc cuenta que ell Official Sc Esnit6 9
pedir un cafe con tostadas.
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A Los MAESTROS
TEACHERS,

THE PORTO RICO TEACHERS
AGENCY es una poderosa empresa, afi-
Lada varias empresas de la misma
indole en- Estados Unidos.
LEGO la epoca en- que los maestros
de Puerto Rico, como los de ics Esta-
dos Unidos, no tienen que esforzarse
por conseguir una escuela fin de afio,
nj en- cualquier momento esta empresa
10 hara por Ell maestro. El fin de la
empresa es Ell dc ayudar g los maestros
y las autoridades educac1onales.
Matr1culese hoy mismo y nosotros ha-
remos el resto.
Para mas informes dirijase A. Ro-
drlguez, A. M, Administrator General,
Mufioz Rivera ST., Carolina, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-30
EDICTO

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de San Loren
20. P. e.
Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos S. S.
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UN GRAN EDIFICIO
TERMINADO EN- CABO RoJO

Nuestro colaborador tRamiro'', de
Cabo Rojo, nos comunica 10 siguiente:
eDentro- de breves dias quedara ter
minado ell hermoso temple que los ma
sones de Cabo Rojo han levantado en- el
sitio donde naci6 el ilustre patricio Ra
mon Emeterio Betances y que sera una
obra altamente enaltecedora de los es-
fuerzos t1tanicos de los que contribuye-
ron cristalizar ell pensamiento del pa
triota
La logia "Cuna de Betances" inau-
gurara su temple con una gran fiesta,
oportunamente circularan los progra-
mas para tan brillante acto.''
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s'DANToNt'
"DANToN" z CAM
LIE DESMOULINS'

De Camille Desmoulins fue quien con
ST. voz ar2no al pueblo parisie1 para de.
rribar la bastilla Y Danton Ell martir,
puso en- manos del pueblo frances las
picas que debian desgarrar la monarqufa
de los valois Estos dos son los princi
pales personajes en- la super production
tsDANToN'', pe1fcula extraordinaria
que. les sefores stubbe Bros. Inc. lanza
ran en- breve la publicidad en- los cines
de mas importancia de Puerto Rico.
Danton esta representado por el cele-
bre EMIL JANNINGs, que interpreted
en- las. famosas peliculas Madam Du,
barry" (Passion) ell papel del Rey Luis
XIV y en- Gamma Bolena' (Deceptionl
el del Rey Enrique VIII.
FL senor Samuel Goldwyng uno de los
magnates americanos en- los negocios de
pelscnla, considera a EMIL JAN
NINGS el actor mas notable del mundo
entero que existe hoy.
En- la pelicula Sc desarrolla tanto la
pelea titanica que Danton tuvo que
sostener en- contra de Robespierre para
captarse ell poder y Ell favor del popula
cho frances.
Las escenas ante, Ell tribunal de la
revoluci6n Sc han hecho celebre Y el
pueblo americana espera anciosamente
yer en- la obra magma de la pantalla.
La casa stubbe Bros. Inc, ha vendi
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do esta pelicula a una casa neoyorquina
a un precio mas alto que hasta ahora Sc
ha pagado por peliculas europeas.
FL publico de Puerto Rico sera Ell pri-
nero en- America en- poder yer dicha
obra y los e4npresarios que estan intere--
sados deben dirigirse para su documenta
ci6n al departamento de peliculas de
los sefores stubbe Bros. Inc, Tanca 9,
San Juan, P. r.
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NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
UN CABALLO AMERICANA
DE TRIO :.

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo
sobre cerrado hasta las 1000 a. m.
del 18 de octubre de 1921. para
la compra de un caballo america
no de tiro. de buenas costumbres
y que este en- perfecta salud, de
no mas de ocho amos de edad, y
que pese aproximadamente 900 Ii
bras. No Sc desean caballos de ma
las costumbres.
Proposiciones en- blanco podran
obtenerse del Negociado dc Mate
riales, Imprenta Y Transporte,
San Juan, ?. r. Advt.
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PoLICARFo MERGED

Demandante
VS..
Estanislao Rodriguez y la SUCCESSION de
Ana Algarln, compuesta del prop1o
Estanislao Rodriguez y de sus hijos
Filomena, Pedro y Maria Rodriguez
Algarin Y de Lucas y Carmelo Al
verlo Algartn,
Demandados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-30

Hubo necesidsd de enviar al Banco
de Espana, a la Tesoreria, a muchos
establecimientos bancarios de credito
algunas fuerzas populares armadas, pa
ra custodian las cajas sus tesoros.
Madoz y Rivero, gobernador y alcal
de respectivamente, hallabanse conferer
ciando las doce del dia en- la antigua
Casa consistorial de la Plaza Mayor.
Alma de toda la organization provi
sional los dos tribunos llevaban mas dc
veinticuatro horas sin descanso alguno
ocupandose en- detalle del encauzamien
to del regimen nuevo.
A las ocho de la mahana habian que
dado constituidas las guardias- y la ma
yer parte de los GUARDIANES DE TIE
SOROS, Sc hallaban con ell estomago ps
gado a la espalda, unos porque no tuvie
ron tempo para desayunarse, y otros
los mas, por falta de MATERIA PRI
MA.
Al sonar las doce en- ell reloj de IL
Panaderfa, Rivero ir1terrumpe la confe
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En la. pAgina, cada puIgada por inserci6n
En- ga. pagina. cada pulgada por inserci6n
En- Ga. pagina, cada puI9ada por inserci6n
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Civil ntlmero 1927
Cobro de dinero.-

Yo, Jose G.. Arzuaga, Marshal de la
Corte Municipal del Distrito Judicial
Municipal de San Lorenzo, por cl pre-
sente, hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de or1en de
ejecuc1on de sentencia librada en- ell
case arr1ba tltulado para satistacer al
demandante la suma de ciento cincuen-
ia dollars y las costas causadas, he
dispuesto vender en- publica su5asta Ia
propledad embargada a los demandados
que Sc describe asi:
URBANA, casa terrera, de maderas
extranjeras. techada de zinc, marca-
da con Ell ntmero 10, sta en- la calle
de Escute, de Juncos; midiendo 10
fabricado cuatro metros diez seis
centdmetros de fre2te por siete me.
tros setenta y tres centimetros de
fondo; en- lindes por ell Norte con la
Succession de Julian Morales; por ell
Sur con Pillar A1ver1o; por ell Este
con Juana Cruz y por ell Ocste con
la calle de su radicaci6n.
Dicha subasta Sc verifcara en- la of
Gina del Juzgado de Paz de Juncos,
sta en- Ia calle del DR.. Rarreras, las
$50 A. M. del dia de Octubre de
1921.
La venta Sc hara al mejor postor en-
moneda legal americana, y Ell lic1tador
uue obtenga la buena pro debera con-
signar ell importe de su oferta en- ell
acoo de la adjudication, conformandose
con les titulos que tuviere la flnca.
San Lorenzo, P. R., Is de septiem-
bre de 1921
j. G. ARzUAGAA
Marshal de la Corte Mpal. de
San Lorenzo. Advt
The fool-killer., 1921-10-01

Catholics have never been prom
ised any dominion down here at
the end of the world. On the
other hand, we see that their
power was to be consumed unto
the end"
But with the Jews it is entirely
different. The whole Bible is full
of promises to them. No other
prophecy is SO often repeated
and so strongly emphasized as
that which promises that the
Jews shall again rule the world.
We positively MUST believe it,
Or else we must throw away the
whole Bible. 49,.
So why should we be surprised
if the Jews are now coming into
power? And why should we find
SO much fault with the methods
by which they gain access to the
places of power? Surely if God
wants the Children of Israel to
rule the world, He knows how to
bring it about. And.the fact that
they are beginning to get power
at the very time the prophecies
indicate is sufficient proof that
God is carrying out His plan.
Therefore it is poor business
for Henry 4d Or anybody else to
be jumping on the Jews just
now. It will only be time and
effort wasted. The J~ew-baiters
could better employ their time
trying to find out what Gods
+ Ian and purpose is, and then
shaping their affairs accordingly.
The fool-killer., 1921-10-01
An Occasional Howl.

Once in a very long while some
red-eyed Rastus who is too COW
ardly to sign his name becomes
the father of an anonymous letter
in which he let's it be known that
The Fool-Killer has applied salt
to some of his sore places.
But these kicks are very few
and far between. While I am
getting one of these fatherless
letters Of disapproval | get about
a thousand nice clubs accom-
panied by letters of praise and
appreciation. That proves that
all the good people like this-here
paper, and of course | don't ex-
pect the mean ones to like it. If
the hit dogs didn't howl any it
would Indicate that | was. not
hitting them hard enough to do
any good.
The fool-killer., 1921-10-01

stand on the point of a needle.
And that poor little runt of a
soul had a mouth with a tongue
in it. Considering the extreme
smallness of the entire soul, that
little tongue would have been
rather hard for Lazarus to find
if he had got there with the
water. Think Of putting a whole
drop Of water on such a soul as
that! Why, man alive, don't you
know one drop of water would
have drowned the miserable
little rascal?
And then the preachers take a
fresh chaw Of terbacker and
start in to tell us about what a
great big terrible red-hot roaring
he'll, Of fire and birthstone God
has made to punish lost souls in
for all eternity. I have never
heard them just exactly tell how
big hell is, as | remember, but
the fuss they make over it indi-
Gates that it must be a very large
place-at least as large as the
Atlantic Ocean, I should think.
But why do they have such a
big hell for such little souls? If a
million souls could stand on the
point Of a needle, then you could
take all the souls that have ever
lived since Adam and put them
in a thimble, easy enough. You
might calculate, then, that no
body at all is going to be saved,
but that every soul that ever has
lived will go to hell. You could
allow plenty of room for each
soul to kick around in, and then
allow plenty more room to store
away all the birthstone that
would ever be needed, and still,
at the very outside calculation,
hell wouldn't need to be bigger
than a quart cup.
The fool-killer., 1921-10-01
Have You Sent Your Pledge?

The pledges are still coming in
for my book, "Pearson's Poems,''
and also for the book of Fool
Killer selections, both of which [
am aiming to publish as soon as I
get enough pledges to meet the
expense. | cannot print in the pa
per a full explanation about these
books without having it classed
as advertising" at a ruinous rate
of postage. But I will say here
that during the 20 or 80 years
that [ have been writing for the
press | have written enough poems
to make a large book. ( think
there is enough literary merit in
them to justify printing them in
book form. The price of the book
will be about $3.50, but don't
send the pay for it now. Just
write and say you will take one
and pay for it when ready. The
same applies to the other book
the Fool, Killer selections. Inow
have about 200 pledges for each.
I want about that many more,
and then | can proceed to print
the books. Send in your pledge at
once, if you have not already
sent it. Attend to it right now.
The fool-killer., 1921-10-01

In this administrations dealing
with the Debs case it has been
Joseph's voice and Esau's hand,
but ncwEsau's voice has spoken.