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Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-20

and found it hard work to love the bible
god, SO they suffered from fears that they
were not good enough, and denied them
selves many harmless happiness. The
bad ones thought they were not very bad,
god would forgive them at the eleventh
hour, or the priest would forgive them for
money, and they would risk enjoying life.
So they did all the evils they chose, till
some they had injured put them in jail.
or disease contracted by their follies,
stopped their evil course. They do so now.
Crimes abound follies abound, injustice
abounds, diseases abound, everywhere, and
these prove how inefficient is religion for
keeping people from wrong doing.
Throw aside the false Incentives teach
the people the truths about no god, no
future rewards nor punishments no use
to pray but be sure at the same time that
you teach them the real incentives to be
good citizens, virtuous and healthy. What
are the real incentives? What makes us
Materialists do right, and want to help
all Others to become good citizens and
happy? Think out our incentives and show
folks they are more powerfully effective than
any church incentive. We are interdepend-
ent. Harm others, We get harmed; benefit
others, and they help us; we want their
good opinion we like to see them happy;
their suffering makes us unhappy, etc., etc.
Do we need Sunday meetings? The peo-
pie themselves, both the religious and ir-
religious, have chosen Sundays for rest
days from labor. 1t is their holidays. How
should they spend Sundays? In carousing,
drunkenness, or any ways that injure health
or others? Should they waste 1t in vices
it in ways that benefit themselves and 9TH
ers, and in harmless pleasures? Half of
you will shout, "Give us harmless pleas
Tres" Is that enough? Why don't you let
children play all the time and never go to
scnool? Oh they have got to work by and
by, and must be fitted for the duties of life.
DO they learn all they need by sixteen
years old, or are there SO many troubles,
wrongs diseases, ignorance that the people
are continually needing more teaching, or
helps of some kind to guide or incite to
wiser choices, how to avoid evils, what
enjoyments will be harmless, what will pro-
mote development of their abilities? They
have to work six days; they must have
these helps on Sundays Part of every
Sunday should be devoted to teaching and
learning and part to harmless pleasures
just as the healthy child is best developed
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-20
Freethought Sunday Meetings
BLUE GRASS BLADE

good and evil in society and their real
causes. 1ney are not religion; they are
not worship; they have no relation to belief
in any god, nor to a future life; they are
Jest results in this life.
These are the collected wisdom of all
ages and all nations The golden rule is
an example. Whatever Of these the
churches, schools, parents, books, and
papers have taught have helped make our
noble women and men. These should be
taught in all schools, homes, newspapers
and churches continually. All the bad peo-
ple their follies and crimes are due to lack
of such teaching; ignorance of the causes
of evils; not enough cultivation of wise
choices and philanthropic tendencies that
controls from harming others. They had
net enough good incentives to make good
citizens of them.
If in all churches, all priests and preach
ers taught this kind of morality, ethics,
good citizenship, thoroughly in every SER
vice, showing the people by all sorts of
goou examples the difference between right
and wrong choices, for the general welfare
and individual welfare, health and happi-
ness, and always practiced what they
preached, why the churches would be the
greatest blessing possible to mankind. The
singing and the Sunday lessons for the chill
oren should be in the same line to promote
happiness and wise choices.
But mark you, the minister breaches for
his salary, and is very careful to not step
on the corns of his rich scaley parishion-
ers So he avoids moral teaching, and
breaches theology. What are the results.
The men go to sleep, the women look at
eacn others new clothes; after meeting
they talk gossip; and scarcely anybody
can tell what the sermon was about. 1t
did them no good. and prevented their
learning what would have made them wiser
and better. Is that all the harm that it
does? No. Thousands of evils go creeping
out and spreading all over our land.
dwarfing, blighting what ought to be the
fair frutage of right Sunday meetings.
Our Puritan forefathers, and the Catholic
forefathers as we'll. believed in the bible
and it's god and they thought that thor
ough preaching of an awful eternal hell
and heaven for believers that repentea
and tried to please god, was necessary to
make people afraid to do wrong, and was
the best means to promote morality and
good citizenship. But how did 1t work?
Why, the good ones were afraid Of hell,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

An ezchzng. zyEs Late N Oao-
Der sink a sugar barr-lin the ground
TIL the top is about six inches above
the surrounding ground Then CIT
OF the roots Of TIE cabbage, leaving
TIE outside leaves CT tie head
Wrap each head n 4 piece Of news
paper and pack away IN the barrel
TIL filed cover over With snail
boards, On this throw a layer OF
straw and over that cover With En@
dirt 70 the depth Of about = foot Il
nay be that sone Of the cabbage
vii freeze, but the frost "vill 90
out Of these n the spring, leaving
as crisp and as fine as anyone
,ould wish for.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

MAJ cozes nto fe vo<6 witho1t
EcE1g 4 and gees ct zgznE La
VII and the trip between th= begin
n1g and Ire sz6ng Is exrsedngy
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cf tse trip Whs1 Ee IS latle the
Big girls Kiss hzs wien he q big
the little girh kiss hz- II &c Is
poor, then hs Il zPoor zznzg-r. ard
Il ks Is rich X Is 6ishcnesf- II he
needs credit Re czn't get Il. and L re
il prosperous everybody wants 10 &c
hiz favor. The read Is rocky BIT
the nza wants 70 travel il. and.
after al, there Is = coed deal OF
sztiszctcn 70 Dc gotten CIT Of 4,
especially Il ne are wiling 70 give
one znother 4 show.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

The =1erri1n 5 ever and people
ez1 ree.u &c tzeir 11sin<ss and de-
vcte tseir trze % looking zHsrqze
ICES ard zznsrz tzzt zze5z-<ly
zzert them Nerpe-rs prairie as
vel as Nezper1e = ncw snergng
.spon zYr5sG Ct prosperity unequal
Cd a. zzy tine Eazce 1Ee opsnng CT
tze r.seryzdcn gzLesz < q Espped
O. izpzi-s1 BY scGe outside czzze
q EzEEce- Tie climate q here
.ze Lad = herezzd tEe People are
here ts III he sci and tae demo
csz=ss ssczEsss. PsoEi5d1risrs ard
r.ps6zczzs cza al On = 6lzx 4
VIE 5er cze and The zze s6jsc1 n
taelr EczTi6zzI izr<rezts
and fer the zrsrssr of the cs1nty
without any regard % pc1-cz-
TIE rzlrczE VII be cczpIete6 n =
lzor tine &c Nezperce ard tie geE
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Ie1l-t and tAis means zcre 70 -
ran any otaer dsv~-scPzsnttz zt las
,esn EzzErzted for scze the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

.Ez1=rfsrnes n Pol1irs than suze
Psaple tank
The E-1n1aEion ef Al pc1nrzI r.
ssrns $ &c rsfarn PeerIe from vet
1z <r 1rker 11rzight without any
regard % mar. issues or pr1cLea-
Tie =lzosiry parties % zo--
s1cG tHan zznT PeopI~ t.zk ~
tze- a1vsczEzg rsfsrmz THey
GIT the stzer party &c t1nnzg and
Ez6yng lev .hsy Can accomplish
tz<se rsfsrzz Ei-ha1t gsFng tae
party engnatnz kez the cr-1-
fcr zez
P5lfsczl ties sesa 10 bid cIcser
than zzy ota=r kind and ara ne
zzr1ese e 5rezk
May COED ns<zt51na are unec
n enc zi1zr<s rez=c1icn 1zi6s o1s
q tacse vce1g booths
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

How dear to ny heart is the old
yellow pumpkin, when orchards are
barren Of stuf5ng for piess when
peaches and apples have both been a
failsEs, and berries no longer dazzle
ny eyes. HoT fondly I turn to the
fruit Of the comfeld-the fruit the
country kids are taught 10 despise-
the old yellow pumpkin, the mud
covered pumpkin, the pot-beIIied
pumpkin that makes such good pies.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

Mrs. Kate A Szr1zz, wife OF P
D. Szrczz, died a. Ter hcze nezr
Mslrose or October n, OF a cozPli-
cztion Of diseases, and vas burietn
the Catholic censtsry a. NezPerce
Sunday. N07sz5er In. Ire funeral
being IN charge Of W. z Sto6dzrd.
un6ertzker Al CiEcrd- TIE Sar6zns
we're pioneers OF the PzloGse country
and VII Be vel remembered By the
old settlers Of rhzs section. The
deceased vas So yezr old
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

Tie eiectso1 IS ever ard re
E>zA accepts tzsreEsv VIII szfis-
Ec<icz Because ( Seisves that z Is
Ire visa oftse Top< and vs beEsTs
tat re people ssc1A zls aid are
always wiling 70 bcvt5 TIE VII of
TIE zsor4y. OR position 6zrirg
tie campaign vas o1e which Ne
believed would be = benefit % the
PeopIs ard especially tie people Of
Nzrrcs prairie Il the reforms or
measures which We we're advocating
told Be enacted into laws and ne are
II hopes that the work that has been
6one along this line nzy result n
the passage OF some measures that
vii bens6t the people The results
cfthe election have made 10 changes
whatever IN CIR belief that these
reforms are necessary and that =
majority Of tire people are not IN
favor Of them bat Ne are Inclined
70 the belief that ~partisznship hzs
entered into the election and induced
work TO Be done zac PeoPlet 70 vote
against these measures when IN
reality they are very much IN favor
Of them We have at all tines
threugh the columns Of the Herald
advocated Independence IN voting
and IL one party has better men and
is advocating measures that viii be
= benefit TO the people you should
not hesitate to vote for them a. this
Is the only IRE remedy to keep
politicians and Office seekers who are
unfit 70 I'll the Office out Of oEce.
takes time to bring about radical
changes and great reforms and ne
are not in any vay discouraged be-
cause enough people did not see 1T to
'r eak away from their party ties
and vote for their own interests bat
N the other hand are very much I
Encouraged at the progress these {
,reat reforms are making. These +
'eforms ne believe to be the greatest
political reforms advocated At the
'resent time and When they are
'rought about the other reforms will q
Don follow and then the people will :
able to get any neededIegislation q
political joboery and elect
zen who are the most competent to r
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

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q f5e opera hSae. EaHszto Eztz 70
TIE P5Ee that hsy are ESing every
pr-cz1tic1 70 zzk- TIE hall safe
TIE pests which were removed 4
order taz- liz bv-r zoo- zig& Dc
rs=o6slst VII y replaced ard rs.
xi.h the irrn braces. VII zzks Il
Absolutely safe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DsDartnenf Of ne fntsrioF. Lad OGes a.
LE1sto3. Ic450. Oetobsr y. 1Ea
Ectlcs IL hereDJ given that FleUi1T Lo1an
Kitchen, ofEanlAh. Idaho. - o. Ja1uav
=. EU. mAfs HonesteAd EDtry 10 ~.
spZ. sserlon .. fOH1stIpZ BORA. ra1Ke 1esss
Boise Meridian. has Sled notice q lrteu-
tlO1 % make 4nai I've Tear progf. n
before w. ~ Hannsu, o. .. cou-issioDer.
- Eezperrs. IDAHO. o. the Urd fay Of 80
-embsr. 100.
ClsfmaDt names - Witnesses Charles l.
Maddox, Rufus n. Lomax. 10th Of K2mlah
Psry n. Harding. EdwaFd n. House, both o.
T.H. BAETLxT7. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
asaeciion, after EIection

One Of the most difficult things to
accomplish Is to get a fellow to see
his own interest and thea vote accor-
There may be more in the issue
raised by Senator Dubois Of church
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Dep4rrzs1s q ne Intsr1oT. Lax CEee a.
kwlsto1- I6Abc. Oetob<r "a, BS
Eo<lcs "a kerecy xfFsn fhat Gfacs Yea. q
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Hozsssss1 E1try So 80. serial We 1ss7s fcr
NJ 81. SIX 1sZ as6 los 2 Beetc1 -. town
sap Hn.E1 3 y. las Els1 nctl e 81 n
Esnflos % maks 614l eTs Jsar prDCf. -
estabILsh claim 70 tie lad aSogs descnbe1.
before ~ y. Hazzell. rs C~Czzta4orer. a.
EszDsrss. IDAHO. ~ thszEk cay o EoFsnb@r.
100
Clslmanf names - Nitneassss gohn L
HarrfH. Lewis ~B4tckslcer. GsosFe n 81Jfer.
AL ofPa-fss. tcan0s Charles Booth- 81 Eez-
Dsres, rcsao-
Fintpus. oesz.M
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
S<zz1n & Grzy Passenger Sage
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

a AERICUs ODG No 40 X.
a OFF, meets 10 Odd-Frliows
Hall every first and third Thur
days 10 each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited " attend
n. g.. ASDEssOs, c. G..
P. w. MIrcHELL. X. 81 X. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
FRATERNAL ORDERS

wv OF W-SEZPERCE CAM
w No. AS Meets every Secofs
and Fourth Wednesday Evening,
Of each month 10 Odd FsiiDDs
Hall. A. A. ALyoED, c c.
G.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

LIRAM LODGE No. 50, =. r. q =
IL NJ. Of Nezperce, Idaho. kesai4I
communications on the Friday even.
ing on or before the full nom u sseb
month IN the %. o. r. Hall. Visiting
Brothers are cordially invited ~ Il
tend. J.. Il. LEWIS, W. NJ
II. G. ANDERSON, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

7 o. o. F-MORNING sTAR
Il Lodge No. SO, Of Nezperce, Ida
Meets every Saturday evening. visit
ing Brothers cordially invited.
ID. v. DogD, ". G.
M. d. DEMoUDE, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-05

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Soren6 9ouner,
@ei6ditsfiibrer.
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@apaior bas ailae Dor pes alten

@apaIor bas Guee Dor bes alter
9erru entieetem @lif.
-8aS i6 bcabii6ti9e, lit mcire
Sate", entseguct lie bitter. Isabelle
baile ih UNI ibrer Nutter milen.
Sragen sic nibt. zines Cages iolen
sic 4ues erfabren. llnb nun
braufe i6 @elb. Cir Robert, meme
@6rIe lit leer. ih bite I'm Sorihu6
auf Die perbeibene Inmeiiung."
Ndh momentnnem 3Ggern ihreibt
Der Baron cine Inlpeiiung auf buuz
bert Yfunb.
.9aufe beitens. 10 piel @elb bab'
ih ieit Sabren nidt sebabt. 8ie
gut, baB ib Dor fiini5ebn Sabren
Cberit SaneerfieIp uno 8erablin i'm
3oipitaI Saint 2a5are traf. Sas
@ebeimniB zines p%prnebmen Wannes
lit fir cine arne 8ittpe iebr ein@
trdgli1."
Sic ibGbisen Seibenfleiber iiufen
alsbalo in DIE Siefen Der 8erseilen>
belt in Mrs. @apaior's &offern. Tic
eriheint in neuen pra6tnoaen Sc
ndnbern = periiingt. 8enn ie iid
ibminft, permng ELM geiibtes
Guse Sas fliiiiige 8otb 5u eutoeden,
bas lire Rangen blilbeno madbt, berz
mag MIR Der aenner 81 bebaupten.
ba6 Der Seuaoonna seipeuIti9er
SLANG ibr Guge f%lnfeln ldbt.
Selbitperitdnblit mub Der Baron
nod. me;rere antueiiuu9en ousfiileu.
unb Irs. @apaior perlebt ibre 3eit
in an9enebmiter 8eiIe - uno tpartet.
n@er re6t gu lporten perite6t. Dem
1T Iles moglih. Ir. 9angerfielo"
lpra6 tie zines Cages gu bes Sarons
miBseitimtmten Neffen. ~9ebuloen Gle
iih, %uniere 3eit lit nabe. SD partc
rubig ieit aht5ebu Sabren, Gle brrmz
men. nafbcm Sic nidt ahtsebn Woz
den gepartet. 8arum fommeu sic
ME nn1 Scarstpoob Ynrf?"
Sic bate Dem Ibbotdten auf elmer
ibrer Musfabrten beeegnet.
(Sortiebnng iplet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

Elm unromnntii6er alter Solpat uub
mofte iubitantiellere Griinoe b6ren,
fraft beren i9 Sbueu meine Sodter
geben ioa."
"@enn Sic inter iubItantieaen
@riinoen Stang uno @ermDaen perz
lteben, seltebe i6, oaB ih tie nift be-
iiee. SD bin Elm arnter 2iterat, Serr
Baron, meine Seber eripirbt mir mein
Stiidden Srob, ib 9Iaube aber nidt,
Sab Irmntb S6anbe it,"
~Sb SIRE armutb ebrenbaft lit,
ipeiB i6 ni9t, babe p~orerit nur Sbr
@ort bafir. Col ib Sbnen often
iagen, pofiir i6 Sic baIte?"
~@enns beliebt, Cir &obert."
v@ut, id baltic Sic fir eincn abens
tenrer unb @liidsritter. 9niIen sic
mid reoen. &ir iperOcn bieies Sbema
pabri6einli6 ni9t ipfort lpieber be-
ribren. unb es biirfte gut iein, uns
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5i perlteben. SD mobte meine So6s
ter beinabe lieber loot 1eben. ais
Shire Srau."
"Sanfe, Serr Baron, sic iinb nod
artiger, als ih erpnrtete. SD babe
a!io an5unebmen, ha6 Sic Sbre gins
miuigung pcriageu, uno mid sebprs
lamlt 81 empfeblcn."
Sir Hpbert biidt nit iteiaenbem
Corn auf i'm. Nur er peiB. mas eS
ibm toitet, ii6 aud nur 10 pcit 5u
beberriben.
~Sie baben Heht. midi meiner
S6rd6e 81 5eiben. @dre i6 Elm
fpeniger nabiiftiger Sater, ih piirie
sic. bel @ptt our Sbiirc binaus. aber
th babe ISABELLA ME etipaS peripeis
CERT, lam es olh iebt ni6t. Sic
bat Sbnen ibr tboridteS Ser5 gegeben.
uno iol ni6t iascn fonnen. bab i5
MIDI 5mii6en tic MD ibren innigiten
@unih Itellte. Ncbmen Sic lit, 0as
iton Sautrce. unb Ser Sliih zines al
ten Iaues treiie Sic. lpenn sic ibr
ie Die @nbl bereuen lniien."
Ir. Santree bietet Dem Baron Die
Sanp.
so belle mir Gott". ipridt er feis
erli6. ~mir seibebc, ipie ib an ibr
banoele."
gr ipriobt bas sort. bas feline Ser
oammung inpoIpirt. Ser 3ufunit
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Sieier beitausseitattete, 216 2eIes
lpalten umfaiienbe unb reid iLus
l@trlerte &alenoer bat folgenben Sn<
bait:
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MhtnmG Tarmer!

babt Chr Saier. 9eu. 8artoi elm. 8eisen, 9oru.
Roaaer, @eriie. gter. Butter poer lberhaupt
iraeibpellhe Sarmprooutte ~ pertauien? 8enn
10, banu idreibt crit an Sol. 3. Ragle. DUBUQUE.
Soma, unb irnst Inn an ieine 8reiie. aaan
N. b. = 3s,f s{agle fault uno pertanir aurb
Gtoot. uno Sarneioenthnm.