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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

Hornely and pretty 10 . sketch from
the Washington Post ~ will take
msny people back to the days OF Bic
red Aples and little red schooIhous~s
"A tidy little silver haired lady In
black was riding toward Georgetown
In the front scat Of an open car. A
handsome. blooming mst7on Of IS or
-. carrying q basket stuffed with good
things from the market. boarded the
car and took q sat directly behind
her.
The handsome ms tron studied the
back Of the little white haired isdy's
head for some time. and then moved
along to get side view Of her face. ThI.
APPARENTLY sAtisned her. for abe began
to tumble In her bsskst-smiling IN .
rsminiseentiaI way. and finally
brought out q nns big red appis. which
she polished for half Q minute with
her silk gloves. Then she leaned for.
ward and danced the red apple In front
Of he nttjs old hdy's eyes.
IAN apple for you. Miss 'Lix'bsthr'
shs aid. iaughingiy.
The little old white-hsired lady
turned about with . smiis. looked for
IN instant At the features Of the hand.
soms matron. and then held up her
hands and exclaimed.
well. well. II II liant my little vir.
yfniaT
Little Virginia" nodded her head
~ and down delightfully."-. And the
asst time ! GIVE you an apple. Mlss
was In school In 1871"
80 It wssr'
The old school teacher and little Wiz.
hnia smiled at each other. and three
prosperous xrizzlcd men who were
Watching them smiled. too. and then
oil To talking about the way ting
oss slip away.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26


on the coast 81 Newfoundland LEE
. small tAand known ~ the Isle Of
Demons. which holds within ito rocky
shores . romance a. thrilling and Z
tragedy ~ real ~ any told In nction-
About ioso Marguerite de Robsrval.
niece Of the French vicsroy. fell In love
with q young cavalier and promised
him her heart and hand. Her uncle.
the viesroy. considered the youth un-
worthy OF his niscss proud position.
asd anser~d By her refusal to give
up her lover. be passsd . sentence OF
exile upon both Of them. A vssssl car
Red the couple 70 the isls Of Demons.
leaving them thsrs alone With an old
narss Who had attended the lady Mar
gusrtts from her childhood. and who
wished to sharv her exile
AZ nrvs the bsnishmsnt ala not seem
% dreadful . thing; the young mans
str~ngth stood between his wife and
suffering. and for two ysars all went
we'll A child vas born. and the pa
rents began 10 plan for the establish
mont Of q colony which might thrive
In this island homo. Then came troo-
BILE. swift and terrible
Disease sInots the little family. ana
the young wife aud mother ssv hsr
husband. child and faithful nurss all
sicken and die With her own hands
abe dug their grsvss and buried all
that was dear TO her; and then began
. nfs aioas. q hfs In which the mere
question OF existence became q prob
lem hard indeed foe q frsii woman TO
solve by means Of the gun that had
been her husbs nd'S shs kept herself
provided with food and with skins foe
her clothing
tor two jean she lived . Robinson
Crusos hfs. this gsntiy nurtursd. high
~ bred girl Once . boat allied with
Indians cams near the sAors. but the
painted faces and fierce aspect Of the
savagss frightened her. - thxt abe hid
Instead OF hailing them. She spent
weeks Of labor In making q crude ca
nos. but her hands were unskiliei.
and when she launched her craft IL
would only TIP over
At last shs was rescued By some
fishermen who vsntured on the isiaad-
aaif-friyhtsnsd az nrst By What they
-houxht was an evil sppsrttion.
Marguerite was seat 10 France. but
Ter uncle discovered her vhsrssboets
nd continued To pers>cuts Ger. she
in1ly found Q refuge La . small
frsneh villsxs. whore abe hid unsil the
ficsroy's destA- Amer that she cane
nto the world ooes more and lived 70
good old age.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

c.1~a y. wrshf ~ - ~W
w. al ~ sw4y- 40 q rsssn
which VII b coppcssc a. u prom
shartn9 snt rc-arsr1uoc fdsas Win
succeed n rhs cx.hicn az Tn world
passech avsy" ssys g. eaul and the
fashion ~ paying sor wort n vags
nay pas Rway. although n has exist
81 from NE Beginning az recorded
tina The sysssn- Ike Al human go
te1x A&s n tefscrx y ocss not Stve
70 eve-yhccy he exact equivalent tor
his coil No new method Of cou2enszs-
Tag ianor vAscA can - cev1sec ana
inrrccpcec VII b fair to al At al
tine4. and tie complaints that the
worker does not get enough. which
have been heard since the nrst en-
ployer hired the drst smploye. viii not
cease. The lsborer viii continue to
share Of the wealth he assists In pro-
ducing. A system which has endured
for thousands OF yesrs does not fade
away In 4 day. even though the one
Mr.. Wright talks about has defectx
one OF them being that workers are al
ways striking somewhere to get better
pay. Probably Mr.. Wright doss not be-
lieve be win live to see the day when
profit sharing and eo-opention win
rule In the Industrial world The IDEAS
o. workinsmen win have to change
materially before they win surrender !
the certainty Of the wage system. In 4
equitable though II may be sometimes,
for the uncertainty Of the profit shar-
ing system They would accept 1t II
business wers always good and prods
always large. but 1t would not suit
them when lean years came II IT
were introduced they would agitats
for 4 larger share Of profits. As they
do now for higher wages. There would
be the cid conflict under 4 new mama
When q man has nothing TO talk
bout which interests him more than
the shadowy possibilities Of the dis
ant future he may discuss with propri-
~ the passing away Of the wage sys-
EN- II II not q living question Ii 10
me which Is Of merely speculative In
crest to the people Of this century
They will hire and be hired after the
ashion Of their fathers
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

Boston has to own among fts efti-
Eens 4 man who proposes that school
boys shall 90 to school from O'Clock
until six days a week, and have but
two weeks vacation In the year. He
thinks they should not enjoy more
leisure than is granted 10 Office boys.
1t was to be supposed that the last
man died long ago who did not know
that the boy who never goes fishing
is ~ badly educated as the boy who
goes fishing when he ought to be in
school
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

Publicity Of tAs rrs
A4svs IL C~~~-
s.sss AssA-ss A.y vsssA.
The divorce Mill ds>s not srind its
gstss 20 rapidly o< - sssiiy In cAa4d.
- Il does In he raitsd statss Ihsss
arv no star ehAmbs~ p<o
dInxs
wherein the Details may BE- ssnsshs~sd.
On the eoosrary. frsu the srst 70 the
last thsrs = sbssluss publicity Of al
the matters which lead 10 The soplles-
too for divo~csl TIE notice Of the ID
p'iesus nuss b. pabiisAsd for sls
nonths In two nswpapss In the ter
ritory wherein the defendant rs.ld-s.
-hi>s notice must give the name Of
The applicant and the defendant aud
the ground upon which the Application
70 bss~d. and . IKE notice mus -
printed In The cAnsifsn olieixl news
paper.
The matter co>s not then 3, tn .
court. foe no Canadian court has n.
po~~ to snnui . marriage tie IA
goss 10 me Dominloa fsriiam~ut
The Parliament has eommirf~s
Known - the divorce committee snd
To this COMMITTEES the matter 10 ~
f-rrsd. and before its nine member.
all the fsets In rotation 30 The cas-
are brought This COMMITTEES has no
sss ruiss and The matter Of prscsd.as
icss not eonsroi ia setions IL msy
admit such evidence AZ II sees At sn1
nay exclude such ss. In its Judgment.
,ught not to - admitted
Before the matter IL referred To M.
.ommittss. however. u must undergo
! frst reading In the sensts. -hsrr the
allen, facts In the case are set forta.
Thea II goes to IN. committee and
rom the COMMITTEES ~ 10 returned 10
he seusts. The senate reviews the
ction Of the COMMITTEES. and that body
asses on it In committee Of the Who'll.
Z the action OF the committee 10 con.
rmed By the Senate. the bin I. thea
sfsrred 10 the lower house % rsriis-
lent. which reviews both acton 81
BE- Senate and the divorce committee
New Orleans Times. Democrat
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

~~~s s~s sse~F~sae . 49, .
sS-~~s~ ~ ~A'ss"
~ - dseetsw wsssher any givso
NM W '>NaAs'>sa We een'A'ns eonsusu'
ens wefoe nave ssa~eu's seuon -
o A>~sA IN 'ne psepesv VI minister
re ~ me FsN " the body more than
shosh'n "A run, whsn food 10
ss.etnea " nave specins reparauve
f''Ss''SSses a. fsr example. so-caiisd
orsfA % nerve tesd-~ths taet really 10
tost saSs rsed 10 easily ana quickly
sssfsas's,sa 10 me oody's general al
wesss~, IN word. In such case re-
rssr Saiskp e'sr'akes waste ana
r>s' farpe~efol nutrition and rsstora-
VIVA are accomplished The aeminis-
ve'iSn OF snch elements a. phosphorus
~ uen In medicine. ID, OF course.
SAssrsnt matter, but these elements
as~ sNenp DISTRIBUTED In the materials
~ dAiy diet
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
WHERE CORVALLIS LOST.

Moore House and Farm At yorktown
May Be Bought By Nation
An estate owned by a Detroit man
which In creating national interest and
discussion and which may soon become
the property Of the nation. IL the IA
nous old Temple farm In Virginia
now In the possession of sidney A.
witherbse. says the New York Her.
aid
Az one Of the most interesting relics
Of United States history and the scene
Of Washington's triumph over Corn
wallis. this beautiful spot 10 4 center
Of interest to thousands Of patriotic
Americans 20 closely 10 IT connected
with the important events in the for
nation Of the country that IT IL often
called the central spot Of history"
and from all sides petitions are pour
ing In to the government to buy the
farm and house and preserve them as
q monument to the memory OF the
first President Of the United States
Temple farm was the home success
lively Of Lord spottiswood. Washing
ton. Lafayetts and Rochambeau- II
L. situated In one Of the most pictur-
esque spots In America. and under the
ownership of Mr.. witherbee Is being
carefully cultivated until of its 500
acres nearly 400 are now In a state Of
beauty.
To the cart In an uninterrupted view
Of Chesapeake Bay. To the north can
be seen the marine trafic Of the York
River navy. to the west rises the
monument erected BY the Federal
government commemorating the sur
render Of CORVALLIS and that other
spot sacred to the memories Of heroes
the National cemetery.
Barely a mile away is quaint York
town Not only are the surroundings
Of Temple farm historic. but the farm
itself, with the famous old Moore
house, upon IT. has hardly spot /
which has not borne the footprints of /
armies
The famous Mcclellan road" is
here; the remains Of the first place Of
III flISluld are duOluel lHlc4-
esting relic, as well as the Oldest mark
ed grave In the United States
But Of the many historic associations
Of the place the most interesting Is
hat of the event which won for Wash
ngton the title Of Father Of His
Country" Here. IN the corner room
IF the Moore house, facing the war
,poiled fields, the articles of capituia
don between CORVALLIS and Washing
on were drawn up by the commits
Iioners, and nearly 1900 English SOL
liers and sailors marched through the
I'D farm toward Yorktown. prisoners
" war.
On this same spot in 1895 came the
irst revolt against British rule. 80
hat Temple farm has the distinction
# being the spot where the nrst and
asst act of revolt which led to the
firth Of the republic took place.
During the centennial celebration
doore house was thrown open to dis
inguished guests Of the nation-the
Of Lafayette and Rocham-
eau
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
THE RIPfhINo YsARa

In spite Of all that pcees uAS
About our childhood's happT hour
1t seems 10 me that ev'ry spring
Brings rreener neids and svesesr nov'
The foliage upon the trees
Seems greener as II reappsars;
There's something in the very breeze
That grows mors sacred with the
yesrA
Somehow with each succeeding Iuns
New lusters come into the sky:
Some subtle chord in natures tune
Sounds swester a. the years roll By.
-Four Track News
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
LIVELY ELEVATOR GIRL
Martha wa.hinxton Hotel Me- One
PRO re.-. s.d Approves Of Her.

Martha washinEton Hotel H4s One
Pro re.-. s.d Approves Of Her.
Tie Martha Warrington Hotel hai
an elevator girl. Her service. were
volunteered. and were accepted only
AZ an experiment IN an emergency
They have proved 30 satisfactory that
q petition will DO presented to the
Manager. requesting them 10 do away
with the elevator boys
Yesterday VAS q busy day az tina
Martha Washington. and the boy man.
aging the s>cond elevator ran II TO the
shird foor and deserted II at time
WHEN one Of the other elevators rss
out Of order. A crowd gathered on the
third door. and there vas furious ring
Ing Of elevator bella FINALLY. q nszt
Little maid appeared
III take yoa down. she Volunteers,
ed
-Ohr exclaimed one Of ,hs ladies'.
-msrcy ee asi Do yea kaov anything
about hY
Il gusss can g. ssythlng thoss
boys can 90 sai< ths girl
several Of The women aid they ~srs
BOZ afrati. and stepped in. snl the sls
vstor shot down With . jump. IL went
20 fass that hay shut OF the power
With q yank that brought the smsr>
gsscy brakes into play. and the slsva-
toe stopped with q tserffe JOLT hail
way between the arst aud second
foorA
IFS all right ssid hsry. resssur,
insiy. Il Just started too sudden and
quit too sharp. Nov. this time irii BE-
all right And II wa
Then. Just to show what she could
10. Aary ran the car from the top &c
he bottom Of the building twice With.
but Letting the pssS~n.srs out she
ran The car unur the boz came bach
Ind demanded his job.--Ssv rors
BsA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
sIHo CANE TO coMroRr HsR

Strange ossSy Ted ~ Jsvtah Ws@Aa
hosrninS Her Husbands Death
Ara Abrzm ID. Davia. OF <3d Ash
land avenue. tolls q strange story Her
husband. who was a prominent nsr-
chant. died ten days ago. and abe. 1.
accordance with the customs OF The
Jswish religion. retired 70 q mourning
chamber with her sister-ln-law. Ma
H. Frtedenberg. Of Bradford. Pa
The period of religious mourning sx-
pired at . o'clock yesterday morning.
and just At that hour . bird a. large
as q sparrow and a. black a. night
Jew out Of the gas gr.t.. which was
burning. and alighted at Nrx Daviss
feet Both women tried TO scare the
bird away By waving their hands At
It but It stayed three minutes. bop
ped about on a table and rnally van
ished through the front door.
Mrs Davis. who had been grief
stricken because OF the death of her
husband. to whom she had been mar
ried thirty years. becams cheerful at
once. She tells her friends that II bore
a message direct from God telling Der
that she should be comforted and that
all would be we'll An examination Of
The chimney showed that the bird must
have come down the bot chimney
through 4 hole about an inch square.
Small blackbirds are foreign to these
parts. and cynical persons say IL must
have been a sparrow with q coat OF
'oot But Mrs Dsvis's story has cres-
ed 4 stir In the fashionable district
where she lives One OF the persons
Who saw the bird Is a Mr.. Bernstein.
II III West One Hundred and Four
zenith street. New York. and be cor.
oborates the story Of its strange
movements Raobi Aaron Of Temple
Beth Zion has heard the story. He
delight at Mrs. Davis's com.
York Sun
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

One curious effect Of the war In the
Orient wiz Be to send 4 large number
Of Coreans to the Hawaiian islands to
wsrk on sugar plantations A all Ia
Dor conditions In their own country
arc upset the Coreans win be more
willing than before to engage in rails
ing cane in our new territory. Az Ia
borers they are said to be industrious
and peaceful. 4 great contrast to the
japanese, who are given to strikes and
other disturbances
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

see;ng the wound he exclaimed: TIL,
wound vas made ~fth q Malay krtS
Ike the one in fathers cabinet He
went Scne and fetched POUR kris TAX
Ing great care not 70 awaken you. for
be knew that the horrible story. heard
suddenly al night would give you a
bad shock He gave me a description
OF the sailor who sod you that Gu
rious dagger and who was nkely to
have another about him The man has
been arrested. three leagues from here.
He has made q full confession. but
still must have Jour testimony. All.
Here Is your son Monitor. your sath-r
knows the whole story. he u not v<ry
WELL
-oh. It Is nothing-oniy nervous
ness Why. am crying Ike q baby.
Put Jour zrms around me. my boz
my boy--Sew York Evening Post
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
locating che Guilty Lido.

Jones waltzed out Of the bathroom
In 4 gorgeous and purpling fury. GONE
ioIot has been using my razor" be
howled-
II know r." responded Mrs. Jones'
She looked Jones right square in the
eye.
who was ftY' demanded Jones.
His voice shook with emotion. II say.
who was itr'
John Henry" remarked his wife
dispassionately. "I'lI have you know
that nobody uses that razor but Jour
sslf."-New Fork Evening Sun
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

II am we'll" Do you appreciate
the foros Of that declaration7 Sup
posa, on The contrary, you say, II am
Sick Keep on saying It Begin to
believe II You will end in your bed.
Yea thew b something In Christian
Sciencs. There Il something in The
New Thought OF Suggestive Therapeu-
tics. Thsss systems contain the germ
Of . great truth-ths influence of the
mind over the body. More than that.
The mind influences itself. It in1u-
sncss itself By the subtle power of
suggsstion-ths foundation Of hypno-
tisu. h that II viii not do to say
that Il makes no difference what one
belisvsA II matters tremendously. II
you believe you are happy you are. for
he time, happy. II you believe you
are pure and keep on believing It, you
Will b purs. II you believe you are
strong - long ~ you believe II, you
are strong. OF course there are limi-
tat3oas - TIM power OF faith. Cir
eumstances and conditions AFFECT It.
Ard II may be carried to 4 ridiculous
axtremo. But 1t ID 4 workable
BOWER and every creature ought 70
know Il Keep in mind the fact that
vou afD captain on the deck Of your
nortni vessel. The helm u In your
oWn banda Storms and currents may
oo1eet Jour course. but these aside.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

wiz The proceeds Of eggs laid on
sundays an Engiish countrywoman has
enriched the Church Missionary So
ciety b. II shillingA The IDEA Of ~
turning b the Lord the things that
are Of His day shows both sentiment
and sense
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

ux3OU are in q great hurry. Mon
| w sieur Gambard Sit down agaii
- for a few minutes. won't you
But It il nearly 10 o'clock. Mon
sieur Monitor"
well. what Of II, rhs marke
doesn't close until Il Yov have plenty
of time"
-Yes. Monsieur Monitor: but prom
ised to meet my wife 1t one Of th'
shops"
~Oh. she will be too busy shopping
to worry about your absence. l did
hope that you would see my son b.
fore you left"
Your son? oh. to be sure. he has
come back from Paris Well. are you
glad? Did be graduate with honors?
-Yes. He is a doctor Of laws. and
his mother is overJoyed l cannot say
that am. / ind him little bit too
Partisan. this boy of mine he says
good many things that don't Ike at
all. argues about honesty. property.
Justice. Why, yesterday l would have
left the dinner table If it had been any
body but my own son talking In that
way. and. being my own son. 1t was
hard work to keep my hands on bis
ears. And he spends too much l am
continually giving him money. yet he
4. forever after bis mother for more
he goes to bed very late. and every
morning there IL q great fuss before
monsieur consents to get up. No. no!
1 don't Ike such habits- II he wishes
10 succeed at the bar. he must take an
other road"
you intend to make = magistrate
Of him, 1 believer
aHe says no, at present We shall
have to wait until he changes his
mind"
Have you heard that young Meguin
has come home as Judge dinstruc-
tionT
II know. He and my son are great
,r,end. A very serious lad hear"
.seriou.7 He would send bis own
father to prison There will be no
.notnering of scandals with him
III. that collegs affair last year.
heavens Monsieur Monitor, II is
,r.rter past ten l really must 60.
nv friend. Hellol What q pretty
-. isn't bad, but have q more IN
teresting one downstairs In the ball.
7 will 20 with you and show It to you
Ven mist See the Malay kris I picked
nm the other day By pure accident
Along comes q sailor-let me see. It
-. d.y before ysstsrday-a sailor |
=, some outlaDdish country. with all |
.or4s Of foreign curiosities- bought /
that he called . Malay kris
NaIay or not, II Is very curious- I've
.een such things In books, but I didn't
knou they really existed After stab
bing. you press a spring. The blade
divides and when you pull 1t out,
caves a horrible wound. shaped like
/, cross. Come, I will show It TO you.
Take care of the last step, the hall is
20 dark. The cabinet Is By the win
low. Hellog'
what IL the matterT'
"well. here's a pretty businessl-
"WhatY
THE kris is gonel Who can have Q
AIKEN It? / must zee about this"
Look on the floor. Monsieur Mon
er. Perhaps the hooks have given a
'ay.- 8
mo. the hooks are all right and q
,ere is nothing on the floor. Welt
ell! I must see about this at once"
well. / must be gone. Monsieur a
iontier." d
Good day, Monsieur Gambard. JUS '
mel Justinel oh, it's you, Glenn '
ice. Where on earth IL JustineT 8
"In the garden with madame.
ave Just come from market"
But what IL the matter with you.
lemence7 You look all upset. '
And well may be, Monsieur.
omsthang dreadful has happened
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

The wife Of an itinerant Methodist
preacher In Missouri having fallen
heir to $500 900. such 4 common little
thing ~ 4 pants button In the contri-
button box does not seem to him 4
matter of such worldwide moment ~
1t did 4 few months ago.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
Combined

what IL the age Of your wifer In
quirsd the immigrant inspector.
The Mormon elder made 4 rapid cal
culation.
-Ons hundred and seventy eight,
sir" he answered-Clevsland Plain
Dealer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

Kouropatkin has promised not to re-
turn to St Petersburg until be has I'M
furlsd the Russian nag over the MI
kado's palace. Kouropatkin Is easily
the most promising warrior now In
captivity.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

II every man would put A. much
ginger Into his work A. 4 pig puts into
motion when It scratches fts back
against Z board fence there would bs
fewer fixtures In this world
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26
His Overpowerfnx Yssru-

no, sab. tanky. sahr said the wait
err. in a nsrvousiy deferentiai way, a.
he showed back the tip Of the occa sson-
al patron. mo. sab. don't want d.
money. sab; but TO de LAwd's saks.
boss. please tell me bow dat funny
story done ended, dat you was a-teIIin'
dat uddsh gentleman Dc last time You
was heah, sahI Ise done bssn await.
in thee weeks TO- you TO come back.
sahr'-Woman's Home Companion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

wealth Z not worth striving after
declared John D. Rockefeller. Jr.. to
his Sunday school clasA 1t Is surpris-
ing how much easier 1t Il for 4 person
not compelled b labor to make such
an assertion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

A KaAsas farmer Is not bragKing
much ever bis score he has bought
three gold bricks within i've years.
That's nothing. We bought mining
stock three times consscutvely- But
It was Z long time ago-in the eiyhties-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

The suspicion that 4 cigar was the
cause Of the Baltimore connagration
will cause the parIor match to say
There are others-"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

Faith In the new steam turbine en-
CINE II shown in the fact that two
manufacturers have contracts to fur
nish In the aggregate approximately
$4,000 horss power capacity of them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

1t must be through patriotism OF
because they have to do 1t that the
Russian soldiers go to the 'front.' TO
fight for $3.50 a year.