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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19
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Jsma@s j. A1tlts. ~eTsh@rs ssemSssass
eeapaay Attracted sssta&sh ~ss&iass.
Zoe a man who ~aa ones q ~msga
CLERK GA the st. Paul levss .na sEssl
around In the oozs 80 be eaeeksd ia
freight from tbs psons~r sEssasD@#a
ia nies J aim Aas a ssxssE 10 b~ p~sad 81
the s~rlstseratte eoag@ny hs bsonxes
together In Ehs hts Neefn@Fa s~@an
Ties conpany. The Tat ef aoekhstt
srs aisd at TFeataa Ia eeeaseEloa wiEA
the ~ilqaidaEloa reads the pages fsom
Bufks. aud even shs Aimanaeh as
Geshs has been aFa~a ussa-
1hs uuks Of CaHuaAghf. brother es
King Edwara snd soa % Qas<a Vie
s0gia. appears a. the e~nss Of 1@ss
shares. and hts sifs. tbs duchess. -
the owner % s.Ttt shSss igseasa
tag these d.D@s shares al t10 tie Con.
nauxhfs had the nsst suns ef st.ttv.,
ESQ lnvsssed to Northern Securities II
"a not strange that te~is royal Asshasss
ca beeams a little anxious whlis sAs
paysnx % dtst1wuds was entagnssL
stats whieh. ws afs Sold. wss happily
relieves by Mr.. fiil advancing ths siv.
ldsads cot Of bis ewa psek~s.
Two other daeal fasslllws are sfesg-
holdsrs-hls xrwes % Argyll. wsfh ils
shares. sn<i h~r grace Of Haekinxha~
and chsndea. with arg .harssL Tns
Marquis % tAnssowas. Great nFtsaia's
foFwsxn secretary. has $3.50 sAxFss
worth tt.s5zso. ia his ssnas.
Other tifssa British sse~shossers
wese. Lord Kipasassoas. 1880 shsr@st
Earl Of Lsren sna Melville. n.ssI
shares. Lord C1snwtlIts ns. S.Tip. LADY
Margaret pouxsas. lssat: Earl ilee
srfs. the epnas~roF of shs fseers. zSsf
Earl w~sIasgrsvs. f.tso. Earl saa
Ceuntsss Of fAehssld. sxzs. fssrca
fs~othschIId. 5000. coontess Of ssass
iyn. 1890. Fart Of Sandwich. afSs Lord
Seymour. e4s. Lady narwhelsrs. 8@ss
Warehouses OF bath. 100. Warehouses;
Of Bristol. 400. Warehouses; ~ parsr
In and Ava. $50. Baron Harlsrh. ss0s
Lord Hobbouse. 2ro. Earl of f@lsfias.
I0s: Sir Henry s~fsphensoa. X. G. H..
Ie5. and. finally. fhs two following ~.
rsrkabIy named persons. Reginald -
Brabazon. Lord Arsfss and
3stes stephen ~ Fax s~srmngeways.
-orf s~tascrdats. who Owned 5f
iolntiy--Sew YORK Globe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

tree muss ~ Ia = perfectly healthy
STATE aad II must b. vi good proper
items.
The farmer welcomes the gFown-ap-
tree man. Very often a farmer that
has made . poor year Of IL Ia crop.
pulls out ahead By selling sams trees
that be never lave any Thought 10. Fov
the small six-lneh trees 81 aud 81 4
paid. but when 1t comes to the eight.
een-lneh ones $40 u SIS and sometimes
as high as 30 IL paid one farmer the
other side af Dspew got xla apaeee fos
nineteen tress lhas we're GA bis place.
he would have Ter them 50 for IS
spleee IL his wife hadn't dIssppFoyed ~
the idea OF selling them az ALL At hss
behest be put Oh the tree maa Tor a
few days. When tbs tree man eau.s
agaln. very anxious 10 set tbs trees.
the farmer again adtouFaed the pros
peetlvs sale and made some inquiry IL
to what trees wegs being sold for. As
4 result the tree man had To treble his
oner before the bargain was maae.
They sere exceptionally nae trees sn4
lusG happened to be SHAT one Of the
customers Of the tree man wanted.
The tres man has a special cart fog
transporting the trees IL IL q pstsnE.
ga vehicle. built Ia sections. with a
chute inte which tbs tree ean be aastsy
lowered and from which IL eaA 10
easily siid info the hols at the other
end Of the senss.
All ths tsanspianted trs>s usually
are guaranteed for thFes ysars yssy
few Of them die. fog fhe planting y
done by men who thoroughly HnAsrs
their business. and they are well
cared for sfterSas3. IL . gransglaatei
tree win live FOE Tires years tf wlFl
live as lons aftsFward a. IL woald Ia
Its natural plaes. says Eks xsown-sg
tree man.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

rhs Rich Mas No Longer wuignx se
Walt UafiI They Grow.
II q man has the money be doesn't
have to wait for natvre to grow q
grove on his land these days. says che
Buffalo Express. Not so many years
ago. II a man desired 10 have shade
trees decorate oils lawn. his would have
to plant saplinys and walt Eve or ten
years for them to grow. But be doesn't
have to walt more than a few days
now. II he has the price. IT'S q price
that is high. though. whers he could
plant a sapling for anywhere from 50
rents 10 81. he has to give Up ss much
as $50 for a single tree sometimes.
The $50 trees have q diameter OF
sighteen inches.
There are men and concerns now
that make a speciality of planting
xrown-up trees. Buffalo was one OF
the FIRST cities in the country TO have
one of these institutions. One man
who Ia In that business there ia max.
Ing a lot Of money now. Amy day be-
tween March and June and between
October and December bis peculiar
sarts may be seen carrying gigantic
trees through tile streets Of the city to
rich mems plots.
Recently four immense elms were
transported out OF Della ware svenue.
destined to shade The lawn Of a ina
who Ia building q splendid new home.
One hundred md fifty dollars IL what
be viii have to pay for each Of them.
But he has 8 guaranty that they will
replaced II they die within three
Films, naples, iindens and sycamorsa
ire the chief kinds which the Vrosvn.
man handles. The biggest prob
the man is up against 10 getting
he trees. He obtains most Of them
n the country surrounding Bura,o.
)ne would be surprised TO learn of tna
OF these four kinds OF shade
that may BIZ found close 10 nuf.
alo, but the grown-up-trse man can.
ot take any kind OF q tree. IL must
: very particular in his Selection. tn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

To Mr.. Hippsndyks, who had fol-
lowed with absorbing interest ths
progress Of the war between Japan
and Russia, there was something sin
lister and tsrrfbEs In the uniform sue
cess Of the Japanese.
II tell you, FIandsrs,~ be was say.
ing to his nsizhbor on the other side
Of the backyard fence, those fellows
are going to make trouble for us all.
The Japs have found out how strong
they are, and thsy'rs teaching the Chi
some day thsrs,u be a Chinese
army Of nfty million men, with Jap
snsss ofhcsrs. They'll take our posses
sions In Asia and they'll ovsrrun this
whsls civilized world That's the yeI
peril we've got to face some time
or other. You mark my Words
JuSt then Mrs. Hippendyks came to
The kitchen door.
"Hmxy,y she called out, 10 a high.
xsyed voice. III you want TO put a I
Itsp to the only yellow peril thars,
yen or me, yeu get after
hat yellow dog of wilkinson's that's
,ut In our front yard, digging up all
ny plants"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Ehs ntff1eAa II Acres of Ertd lands
~ KS week ALREADY throws open -
~ tarmers ~ hz1sstiea sr< the NH
nsas Aors - b. shrewn speAs wIiA n
= skasxed BY trtSst5ca experts, open
- way Ter the nixhtiest AAgao~Saxca
settlement Ia wsxtA k~a evcr NOVA
n h ~s~esEaated that Albert 60.0onooo
a<rss * had in ali. VIM be reclaimed
~ H. gcvsrnnent projects.
TAs work which the government h
executing in constructing great ssor~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

are anl 4tvsrs1oA dams and IN buf1d-
n eaAalA hternis and he&dxatss h
- largest undertaking o< tbs kind b
tAs histsry sf ths United Stats&
TAs reclamation act prsvt4es that
f~Als frsa TIE sails u certain pubic
saaAs Aali - APPLIED b. tie govern
ns.t - tAs building - irrigation
wsrkA At ths present time yhs fund
ams~nts - absxt F3A0oosooo ara Il h.
sr~aag 1t H. rate Of Nooaaoe an
nuAity- This fun4 h ss4f-es@tfnstna
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

tie Nsrth Platte project, Wyoming and
Nebraska, 100000 scres; the Minidoka
project, IAahs, 10000 acres; the
Y1nA project Arizona and California,
So, 90 asrss and tss Bacrxmen-Carson
rss3s<k NsvaAA. 10000 acres; the
K1anath rrsject, Oregon and Cali
fsrnia, e0.000 acres and the sacremen-
- valley project. California, 100000
acres Besides the projects snunsr-
Std which total Ii not less than g.
600, 600 SORES the engineers of the 70
asane0sa service are preparing sur
veys On q great many other projects
which win be undertakes as rapidly
~ th~ fasA expands and Ii returned
t. begin work
The Yuma project on the Colorado
rtvsr = OF especial interest at this
tims because It IL located close to the
Imperial valley csuntry ON the Colo
MAs desert where IL located the largest
krigat3sn werkA either public or prf-
vata, II the United States Within |
fe~r yeaxs 10000 acxcs have been put
uxlsr actual irrts~tssa in tks Imperial
wiley thrsusA tie diversion Of waters
frsn IT, Colorado river. OF this 100
CO. Acres, Almost half II In barley. TO-
~ a<rss II In aIfnlfm. On ths Ausrf
ssds ~ tks Imperial valley there
~ sosss 0osooe hs~a q cattle q krrs
art ~ which IL dairy stsck, and there
1oyooe head mere ~ ths Mexican
-
Ehs xsna project c~ontsnursstss thu
rrfsskoa ef Land On beth s4ds Of ths
Jo1srAAo rfvsr IA Cahfprnh ana Ar
paa ne government hes piaznsA
" ~ ultimate extsnsioa Of the eanab
{ to xuna prctsct twsmfy md1ss o.
pere from tAs IAsuns dam tsn mfIss
bove TUNA b the Imperial valley
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Like En1s LeubsG Pope Pius x.
has . 6ssirs fe< simplicity and infe<-
mahty tha< equally Distinguishes hiu
frs1 his pssdscsssor. II was only nAt
ural that tie man who, ~ a Patriarch
at vsnicA was always ut home alike
to the humblest artisan a. well a. t.
the richest and pandest patron Of the
church. should retain his simple mods
Of life when raised to the pspal chxle
As belts ons occupying such a post
ton. bis meals are always quiet and
informal. never elaborate, ana, unlike
Lee, who always dined aIsns, Plus X.
L. never % happy ~ when he IL sur
BY Members OF his household
or high dignitaries Of the church He
sits at 4 table, raised d little higher
than that ut which his guests sft. but
"a the only trace Of formslity that
Is observed
In the Pope's dining room the ordin-
xry ornaments Of such an apartment
are replaced by those which have some
scciesissttcaI s~fgnincaace. The side
BOARD has two larss crosses on either
md, another cross hangs above the
Popss chair. and the one ornamsnt not
religious In fts symbolism In a
marble bust Of one of Plus predsees
born.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

with God thus far only and no asensr
There Is no growth Ia eontenting our
selves with responsibility and dseiin
ing the pursuit OF holiness. fhsrs ~
no growth without fervent prayer, IN
spirit and In truth" There In no
growth, whatever may be the hopes
with which we are iiatterins ourselves
without continual and sincere effort
Il. Nj. GoulbuFn. ID. ID.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Jane has another OF her dreadful
toothaehes."
Why doesn't Jane .ave the tooth
out7v
Jane wants to ssvs IT.
"WhyY'
because she believes in odd num-
bers. II she lost the tooth abe would
have only two lsft"-CleveIsnd Plain
Dealer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

A sketch Of g memorial statue IL
Thomas II. Reed. proposed to he erect
ed In his native city of Portland
Mains. represents Reed tn the act Of
making a speech. one foot ssrsniy
planted q little In advance OF the other.
A certain paper makes the remark that
such an attitude IL not characteristics
OF The man. for whatever Reed wsIled
to do he always got there with both
feet" A conversation illustrative Of
Mr.. Reeds ureness of polse was cur
rent more than Ten years ago.
Some one asked him how he fslE
while the uproar about the rules Of the
Fifty frst Congress was going on and
while the question was In doubt.
II knew exactly wbat I was going
to do II the House did not sustain me-"
he replied. when q man has decided
upon n plan Of action for either cuntln-
gency he has no need TO be disturbed
Did you evsr think what y soothing
thing 1t Ia to know exactly what you
are going TO do II things do not go
your wsy7 You have then made your.
self equal to tho worst. and have only
to walt to find ont what was ordained
before the foundatio of the EARTH"
But how did you feel when the to-
mutt was The ~highestYs
"Just as ron would feel IN a big
creature q jumping at you and you
knew just the length of The chain and
were quite sure OF the Weapons at
IL wa this surenes of footing
gaze the iron-wilIed man hfs
marked serenity of temper.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

GunBr-Ysu don't ssem t. have
mueh faith In DR.. Lance ~ an appsn-
dteit1x expert.
0uysr-Taith1 Why, / wouldn't let
him eut tie appendix out OF my dc
tienAxy-Jndg~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

n OLD u
.FavoriteS|
Istsle ssiisss.

Little hftts~s
There we're three sailors Of Bristol Caty
who took a boat and went 10 sea,
But first with beef aud eaptaie's bfseaNs
And picked pork they loaded sAs-
There was gorglns Jack. aud s~aazlias
Jimmy,
And the youngest he was little Bllse'
Now when they'd got as far as the s4aa'
ter.
They'd nothing left but one split pea
Says gorging Jack 10 z~uzziIng Jimmy.
Il am extremely hungagees
To gorging Jack says g~azzllng JimmT.
We've nothing left. Us must eat we.
Says sorging Jack &c g~uzzllng Jimmy,
with one another xe shouldn't agree.
There's little Blll. he's young and Eshdss
We're old and tough. 50 let's eat hs-
70. Billy we're golng 20 kin and eat yoa
So undo the button Of your ehsmis."
When BIN received this Information.
He used his pocket handksFehie.
First let me say my estschisEn.
Which my poor NANNY taught TO
me-"
MAKE haste. make AasssFe says E~aszliax
Jimmy.
While Jack pulled out hls saleksrsass
50 Billy seat up to the naia EOpsaiisai
mast.
49,
And down ks fell GA hls beaded knee;
He scarce had come 10 the t~elfth com
maudmsnt.
whsa up be iamps--Thsrs's lsad 1
seels
Jerusalem. and Madagascar.
And North snd South Amerikss;
the British dag s.s4Alnx az 90,
chor.
With Admiral Napier. x O. b."
20 when Their got aboard Of the sdGlrsfs,
lie hanged fat Jaek and logged Jtn
mee.
But a. for u,tis BIN. he made him
The captain OF q seysaty-thses.
William Makepeaes ThsekFrsy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

A century ago France had 20 per
cent Of the population OF Europe; now
1t has only II per cent OF IT. At one
time French was spoken all over the
world. To-day IT 10 the language of
100000 peopIs. while German ia
spoken By 1oo.o0o,ooo and English By
nearly f5O.0OOyOoQ
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Tns MothsrinrL@w-Ars you read.
ing the counts family historyf
This Fsthw1n~LAv-Ysa+ shfut I
ought to sst posted about those an
cestors Of hk-thSysvs cost me such !
stack OF nnonsyL-Brookyn Life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

@Hsrss q clergyman who urges that
oms should 70 10 church plainly
dressed"
'Tndesd7 he mast want to add TO
the problem why do not womsn 70 10
church Puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Hell think svsxy oan Ii entitled
to b. considered mans equal
Ghe--Wsi1. X shs n willing 10 bring
herself down 10 bis lsvsl I don't -
why she shculdn't b Allowed 10 poss
~ his sQuaL~-rlustvatsd BftA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19
Mfsmndewstooa.

Il came to ask you for your dsugh-
ter's hand STR"
Young man, f'm sorry. but ron
don't suit me At ALL I don't approve
OF you"
'"Tbsrs II evidently soma misundsf-
standing. It's your daughter / am ask
In fee-not yon-"-~Clsvsland L44dAA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

tsxs IN TIA word quarter dollar" thkr
tssn stripes Oh the shield and % tbs
front Of the silver pssce tAtrtsen s<Au
s~rrsxndtng the liberty hssd and tAtrs
tssa leaves h libsrty's erswnL Tha
array u thirteen 10 n csnnenssn-
ties * tAs original tAtrtssa etases
which cs01xtss1 tbs Untsn-Nsv
Ysxk PrsssS :.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Ii you are not naturally fair and
honorable sountsrfstting 4 pardon
abba.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

1ns q sign Of vital personal reii-
s1ou, Is growth There Il nc growth
Ia d life Of spiritual routine. In mo
ohanical performances Of dutteA in M
ehAnioal abundance upon ordinances.
Thsrs = no growth in the dsifbsrats
adoption Of 4 low standard, In the At
tsuao< to ks~p back Z moisty Of th~
hsazt from Christ. IN consuming b 80
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

wAea III h dons the most aria par
Msa ~ America act excepting Death
veHsy VIII - all undcr i~rrigatisn and
kxAly pRsawoaws-
AtGhs3SA - gove~nMent eontexns
paa<ss ixrxsadss works fcr the be~eit
IT k~~Mss~eke<s and endeavoTs 10 far
- ps~skb~ t. undertake. works with
~ vssw At bringing water to avail
Abse government lands, yet In the event
tAAt Individuals are willing to sub
divide their lsnds and To sign a cen
srAst which will p<evsns land specnla
tfca and Anticipating Increased values
thrsxSh irrigation. irrigation works
viii - unaewsAken under the rsclaHA,
ttsa set where the land is I'm private
swn~rsAiR
TAis h the CASE In the Salt river
vsScy. AriSsna. where a dam capable
OK hapss1asag eacuxh water to krn
x~ts see.sde acres Of lxna win be csa
stxssseA The settlers In that ssese~
have Rsns ahead and accomplished
nArvsss: he government ~ coming -
tAs8x ~ In tie sacmMesto valley
~ land h~dsvtfually n large holdi~x1
thsrs being Individual raxshes OF 1ea<
BOO acres In extent
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

When fon &nd 4 We're xo@n2*
I wandered today 10 the hill Msxsis.
To watch shs sc~as below
The creek aad the essakiag Oh mni
Maggie.
As we used 10 teag ago.
Tbs green grove Is kaas from The ain
Maggie.
Where aFst ths daisies sprung
The eFsaking Old mill 10 sgsiL Maggie
Since yoa and | we're yeuax.
Chorus
And nos we are aged aad gray. Maggie
And the trials Of LIE ssaSlg aeas.
Let ns sing Of the sayg that aFs xsas
Maggie.
When yos saa I we're yeaax
y city go slIsnt and lone. Maggie.
whsrs the younx aad the xsy sad tbs
best.
n polished white mansions Of sssas.
Maggie.
Have each found q place Of rest
ia baiis whsrs the birds ussd to play.
Maggie.
And Join 10 the seags that ws sunx.
Foe Sc sang as gag as they. Maggie
Whsn yea and ! wsrs yosnx.
Choruss
They say I mn feeble with age. Msxxss
MY steps are less ~sprixhsiy shsn fhsn.
My face 10 . wsll.writtsn page, Maggie.
But time alone wss the pen.
They say we are aged and gray. Msxgis
As sprays By the white breakers sHrx:
But to me you're as fair as yoa wsss.
Maggie.
When you and ! we're yoanG
Chorus:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19
Lovs ons Anether.

During a revival. a young woman in
a certain place was impressed By the
services. She heard hat the Christian
church was the home of union and
love-in fact. a little hea ven; and, per-
haps. more charmed By the beauty Of
the church than By the beauty Of
Christ. she Joined the fellowship OF
believers there.
After a little while, she heard some
Christians speaking OF the faults OF
Others not al II they grieved over
them bat as though they rather re-
to have something to say
against their fellow Christians
At once she thought: II hare been
deceived The Christian church Is MOI
tbs holy and happy family that I be-
lev I'd IL to be- That conviction led 10
soubu upon many Of the doctrines that
shs bad been taught there; she ne
the means of grace. and then
skeprcal concerning the
saviour Himself. All this followed
.rom nnding disa greement where she
lad hocsd to Ind Christian love and
Enlon-
II pleased the Lord to bring her, at
asst back TO the Saviour's feet; but,
or many years she wac the subject OF
doubt and inward struggle, and
be occaaon OF It was the want OF love
.monx Christtans-Spurgecn.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Answering the Roil-calI.

The New Orleans Hospital was
crowded with patients. but the doctor
of the mems medical ward was never
too busy TO manifest a human interest
in the poor fellows under his care, AS
he bent over one bed his face took ON
the look of defeat which his nurses
knew was the end of hope. His skill
could do no more.
He spoke to the patient; MY boy.
I'm afraid you haven't long TO stay
here. Can I DO anything for your
Would you like to talk with a minis
terri
The sufferers words came with Diff
Guilty as hs said. mo sir; but If you
would put your hand under my pillow
yoa1i and a prayer book there. 1t was
given me at a mission In Boston 1--we
years ago. 1t has done me more good
than anything else ever did. VIII you
Ind tho Creed in that book. and read
IL out to mel IL seems 10 hearten me
mp sven better than the prayers. 1t
u an uplifting thing, that Greed. I
want to say It with you, If | car. 1t
Is q little like answering to r~olEcalls IT
to ne Anyway, 1t takes away
the fear OF death. and makes me will
ing TO try another life, with the hope
hat I'll make q better Job OF ID than
have OF this one
The doctor began the Greed. and the
weak voice Joined his. and the familiar
fell slowly from their lips: Il
In God the Father Almighty.
daker OF heaven and earth: And In
esus Cnrist HIS only Son u Lord. -.
Sas crucltied. dead and buried. =.
rhe third day He rose again from the
lead" In with that great word the
esble voice ceased. and the spirit
vent its way bravely Into the dark
Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

Most people have friends thsy srs
afraid ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

The part OF the seeking soul is the
certain pledge Of Its future. The I'M
certainties OF the dim tomorrow, In
20 tar IA earth is concerned, are 80
many that we can never say, TO
morrow shall b. az this day" And In
regard of all other sources Of bIsss-
ing, ths dearest and the purest, we
have all to fesls With sinking, sick
sning hearts, that the longer we have
bad them the nsarer comes tbs day
OF their certain loss. But about Him
we can say. Because Thou hast been
my Helper, therefore In the shadow
Of Thy wings will / rejoice" And In
union with Him we can look out ovar
al tbs dim sea that stretches before
-. and though we know not what
storms may vsx It's surface, or whittier
IT. currents may carry a., we can say.
Thou win Be With me, and in Thee
| shsll have p~saes.r--Aiex Maclarsn,
D. d.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19


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tho nseneAl ~e~Hnesfsssn Of everyone
AaA X esAn>.r e~Hssrs to q rosssA
anttpatAy - - n~nAsw th<tssa
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~ many ~ aetSsa thai was ri<sss-
lS~A AAA yst tAsxs = hardly any ~
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rail- At tAts sAs~s< b Spy
stvss xuArsss - The sidewalk Ravs
IVA svsr tAksa TIE trsuAls to scaa
tbs snail Dtsss ~ sav~f II
ysu havs ns< ysu nay - surprised -
and "a tAs eagle sAds tat thers are
tAxrsssa arsws In the huaale. which
b cs~teAsd n tAs lsfs claw, thirteen
lAwa leaves - IT, bwnnch In ths
stAss claw. thirteen stars X his bad
thixsssa h<sess In the Latin insestH
5sa, N p{uFibas Unua." thirteea k<
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19


SONS men are afraid of being too
rsassouAl What We need to-day Is
sncn who believe down deep In their
soab what thsy profess The world ID
tired and ack Of sham. Let your
whole heart be given up to Gods
ssrvtcs. Aim high
God van1 - all to be His ambaa-
adorh II u q position higher than
nat u any monarch on earth to be-
. herald Of the Cross; but you must be
nltsd with the Holy Ghost A great
many people are afraid to be rllsd
with the spirtt Of God-afraid Of be-
Ing called fanatics. You are not good
for anything anti the world consid.
srs you a fanatic. Fox said that ev-
SIT Quaker ought to shake the country
ten miles around.
What does the Scripture ssy7 @Ons
shAl chase a thousand and two shall
put ten thousand to flight" 1t takes
about q thousand to chase n now. |
Whyf Because they are afraid Of be-
ing toe religious. What does the world
want to-day7 Men-men that are out
and out for God, and not half-hearted
n their allegiance and service.-D. L.