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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Sales man: | !.
w ar1ted.....

5. We have a client who offers ri
!, a permar ent Inc atiye petition $s3
to the right man in this town
with a substantial future as M
managerif he proves equal to- III
7 the situation. "a q. 5s!s$S !: &, Az; si}
81 This announcement Is mad
with the purpose Of attracting III
the attention of an: pnnsna;sii s33;Ss
competent high grad = a; ii d
& whether he is ~: 4 i q at I,,'c sent
employed, r. the pest ma 4 i AS 4, & 4,
can find who is. in earnest III
-. desiring IL better his present
ID income. II n:
q ALLEGATIONS: Must stand
well il the comm nit y and Be NJ
IN able.to sell 4 high grade PROF NJ
sition that he believes ia, - II
n men of affairs, no kno &c Ia
II Of this partic liinsreq uired. h
Some travelling necessary S8};sf NJ
B u q Write stating general abi1it y, &
a! agge, amount last salary n
earned date of last employ
Inent and income expected at III
"a star. dress, 122ss1
5 X ~ 49, =, $$s,
b Banning + lIlll Dolle On co.
commercial Bull ling 81
n IN 9th and Cedar SITS. 81
81. II. !. MN NEsoTA q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
No Miracle

Teacher The people were led ~ d
cloud OF dust BY day and q pillar 5of.
fire by night sss
B Johnny An auto Pl,siadelphia
Ledger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
True,

Sunday School Teacher-Now, John
ny. what is meant by ''the first shall
be last?" T.
Johnny-The end seat hog.-New
York Times. .s r. r IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Poor, Helpless Thinasi

i. Actresses are likely. to fall into
some pretty bad company 3azs .5$
n IT seems SO, since so many OF lem
marry young millionaires, = Kansas
City Times 4. Z. #. s,s M y .i5s5 tffs 5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
The Main Attraction,

All, she could melt cynic's frown,
The sweetest thing Of summer! ~.
Her voice was weak. but. oh, her gown
How much 1t did become her! NJ, 5s.55.
H. : Cleveland Plain Dealer
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

There was 81 mali who dyed hep ia
33sg And now she on the afeig.
zzsAs frsE y sass not dJ'ed With caSS f3s7
And 10 d died itself
asIisas City Ttxneas
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
..Ha,lIo,i.

Sink 81, % you gee that pretty gira7
Everything she says goes. .'T T3i'5]5
Wink Goes, eh /; B ;s3
Z 8ink S. Yes.. over the wire. She's d
telephone girl. Chicago News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
~ IQonox,.iI,:ert 11plnion,

ftI say, lin what do they mean ~
ssfearsoine in this here game of GOLF VI
.gssD Jon 't knoF Dick unless it's the
way some folks play Z Denver News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
The Farmers 0ira.

% all the girls from far and wttfo N Y
:S The one that can't be beat ID M
4 " the rising girl Of: the farmers pride
s5 Have you met herf Aftas MAY Wheat
sst5 Fl s e.htcago News
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Ai,0,a1t| ff,s I! III Z / 70 nj

s \ A.. All men are born equal quoted
the moralizer. &.
es srejoined the demoralizer, .ands
4 ne y squaslit stops right there.s-De.
Todt Free Press. s.Ss 8. Ri
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Preparlns ZOE the Inevitable..

!: Preparing For The Inevitable. \. 4 \: .
SIS II : ou say, your maid is very I'M.
truthful. Mrs. De Milyuns, Then why
do Won keep her = ;.s sJ ~ ss;,
S mo = Because nobody would believe her
on the witness stand. 2 2 " Cleveland
Plain Dealer. ME- : s n II .S N. = =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
A Gentle cynIe..

H.. : A Gentle cynIo.
'society amateur theah icals. eh? 10
raise money for charity, ! presume e Ne;
Ostensibly really TO give bunch
Of stagestruck folks o chance 4 kan
sas City Times. III + rs a5 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

s;. Flying M achines. ss 81. y =
y d. When the flying machine
38 55 q In: Its glory is seen 4 is &S i
And most Of the folks are sky faring J..
ST 81 They rarely will talk Re 3. B. /, +,
n 5Es OF a drive or walk, '. G,S. E.3 =. =.
But win say, Lets 60 out Tor an airing"
& i;ss II IS; f$* M H. Kansas City Times b,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
I sc y ~ n ) ND .
Sad ANYakanind.

IN Sad Awakening. :. E f..
Ont In the sun she romped ana ran.
tSs And then one day we missed her. i !:
:Poor giri, she thought that she would tan
And found too late she'd blister! g 3
gsS ~ ?. aO' Council In New York Times, i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Woe ia M,el I. /.

,>'s,i@. M. = Woe lie Mel Il
Mars woes are endless How they run 1
Each day without cessation! $!s$5
No sooner Is housekeeping done I'll IA
Than comes her long vacation
* =. Minneapolis journal. Nj
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
! c'HE AR cTER Of DAY \
His Point III View

"a little boy whose mot her always
addressed his father By hiB title ofs
doctor" was overheard ceiling the sto-5
~ Of slack the Giant SKiller q Z, ;Yhens
be came to the place where the woman
describes her husband as q giant lie.
said. s"And the woman said, doc:
tor is wolf. and he will eat Jon III ' HI
--Delineator. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
"A Question Barred. !.

a.,,S mo pngtlist ever asks AM body IL It
is hot enough for; him. Z said the merry
Jester. y .3 ?s si. M q ~ Il; 1 ;.
why not r. p iS .s s;s;s: n fs SIS 5s
IT might start q real fight. San
Francisco Examiner. ls II i, y $:: z.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
TEMPERATURE sa
Il MONTH MAX, is5 MIN 81
q. d Norquest, Official in Charge, locial Office.

10 Won want? IFS q good chance 10
make al choice!. n , .:S5:5t ;8 5!ss$
Beth was trembling with agitation.
Don ask me. can't choose" she
cried appealingiy s . Oh. T.. @ ,s 4 4
3ti',Y on'ves got to choose" said Buck
grlmly. MI . ::2a ! ,$ $,g' -
! III Let Jndson come. rs she said family.
hiding her face In her hands. 5;,ssI 5s,. III
Bucks hands dropped to bis sides
as' he turned to his successful rival.
1T ri out Of 1t. judi he. said .hoarse-
w. ,'1'il stand by to help you II you
get In trouble. Will your mare make
it?'' (: !: Il. f<E5 , ,s =. " ID -
b Bailey was staring with horror strick.
en- eyes at the crawling, reckoning,
shifting pa articles of sand at his feet.
Death By that slow torture would be-
viii your mare make it," repeated
Buck irnpatientlv. r.. ~ -. I'd T
Sure to, !" responded Bailey, tighten.
ing his rein with a jerk. ''::.::'.
Il. Ready; them said Hayden. "Il]
stand BY. Jud remember thatv
! With a inuttered ejaculation Of ter
TOR. hudson Bailey wheeled his horse
and spurred toward the canyons
mouth. In a. minute he had disap.
peared from view; IS & r. r.@,' p z
I IN have to come after you any
way, Beth, said Buck quietly. *. :
3 She watched with bated breath as
the sorrel sprang forward and then
{. sank on the opposite side with scram-
bling feet. ,:.s$ z& ;s'g- a.
~ Again the sorrel lowered over the
quicksand and once more clattered to
q footing. and then. slowly, with Beth
before him, in the saddle. Buck Hay
den rode ont Of the canyon with mis-
cradle eyes fixed straight ahead. un-
seeing. uncaring. ! l,s 49,, ,.ses
The heavens were thick with stars
when they neared the ranch house,
and then for. the first: time Buck adj
dressed the girl sitting rigidly silent
before him. her bright hair so near to
his beating heart. @ Z. y. y =; " ::
A q I'm sorry about what happened.
Beth" be. said ina low voice. If ever
i catch up with that coyote f'll"--
q soft hand covered his lips. 'sLet
him alone. Buck whispered Beth.
II am ashamed to tell you how selfish
q am, but !; chose hudson because
!: Twas afraid did not want you to
take the risk III $7''sS - So
She paused, and the rest Of the SEN
tence was whispered within Buck
HaydensS eIcifcifrfp% arms r ~. 4: sfg ~.
ss3::ss. rrssOrrso truman Documents. &.
E: Il like you. Fred y: :.s .sts 4 ;SS5;
g 5:f = like your looks, s$ifS%$ *
But you never read"
4-.E4. ,n..i And she shook her head, /!
-. :, Five feet Of booksy' ..:.i
=" u - %Af-s*' H'a,"t5 * E gs,''1": \.
l., 'Mere bookish lore, 81? II,
-. u j. tfa My dearest Pearl" }.SE iys
::.: .% Bald Fred. '.is q borei 81
.t,:. = s ButSl do adore
y fi 5ls Five feet Of girl!'..4 5g 5#:$ :,$3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
EMLOREKC'UNEARTH
HUGE BUILDING IN CASA
GRANDE, ARIZONA =
BUT RACE OF PEOPLE
WHO BUILT II IS STILL
- A MYSTERY.S

CHEMISTS Smithsonian aree
~ storing and exhibition
Arlzona there
grouping those homes
A still further and showing OF
feA9l lived In these valleys
they VIII again be Irrigated
their
rom restoratlons
a the Southwest OF the
hundreds that
the had probably
the stronghold OF hun
dreds OF after their fellows
walls
ited this passing OF two
centuries and the
The principal buildings groups each
OF these there building must
have been the Near
the worship their
their Immediately houses
OF considerable unquesonaby members OF
the rulers family ponages There was an
ground drilling open spaces also
toward the rising worship these pu
paid to he sun.
Then finally around this gave 1t
protection from nrudng
N times OF peace Within this wall
OF the ruling families Outside
people some of them sufficiently large
considered because the best
all OF
he site " ruins is partly due the fact that
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
100000 oooooooooo0Oo0oooooooooo
HOW THE WIRELESS WORKS :
Hy tzdgar
oooooooooo 100000 10000 oooooooooooooooooo

the a Circular
~ expand "A direction the plane or fiat surface II
4 a IA the air the would
complete front al the
IusI light object the water or
ke~s would slightly Suppose nFe re
distant pnpane
Firing reviewers represent dots ana dashe@
the giant foree
electricity carbon points The electricity
stepped high voltage the earbcns Finally the gent
becomes that breaks resistance OF the almost non
conducting and the other carbon with Immense speed
disruption falling
the discharge But the outbu Of electricity many
those wireless nothing with the
They wireless could
through devoid electromagnetic
aerial They MI all all Many
condenss Of
electricity dif
waveeugths
actestles modified methods receiving
Waves OF electricity whose Inch
a thousand
between
making sending receiving
out OF space and hear what being
The electricity.
the sending apparatus BY Ordinary which
breaks
tyrewre Telegram received
sendIng
would
these received
But sensitive
local and this the
the earth at the equator 2s miles
world II would
pshd Wireless telegraph u the
made BY
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

The seat OF honor Is always occupied
By the gentleman. The Westerner Is
apt to infer. therefore, that women In
Japan are not duly respected. and are
under the iron hand OF man. Nothing
could be further from the truth.
There are exceptions, Of course, but
the japanese woman Is so educated
fiat the less she can show OF her infin-
ence over her husband the better for
thatinhuence and for her own standing.
The model type OF woman Is she who
exerts her influence by "the mute eIo-
quence OF duties well performed"
Women there are who would be lust as
outspoken and demonstrative OF their
influence over men as their kinsfoIk of
the West. but such In Japan belong
only to the lower classes. The higher
the station OF life the more humble and
modest will be the demeanor OF the
woman The mannlsh woman receives
Just as much contempt as the efremin-
ate man. The suhdued appearance the
Japanese wife generally presents to an
outsider Is no reflection OF the treat
ment she is receiving at the hand OF
her husband On the contrary. the more
gomanly a wife appears. the greater
he amount Of influence she exerts over
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

Uncle Sam. generous In giving vsea.
lions to his two-lcgrcd servant. \
hereafter to allow thirty days isavs
TO the Post once Department hor.e-
IN Washington. according to the Pos,
OF that city. The animals ara IN \.
sent, few at time. to a fne. rich
pasture In Maryland.
Every empIoye OF the government ..
says the chief clerk In the po.tofBcs
Department. receives thirty days an.
nual vacation and thirty dayu' alct.
leave, II necessary. I see no reason
why the horses we use I'm the buaIpos.
OF the department ought not 10 receIv.
a rest, or a vacation, and hereas,..
am going TO send each Of tho
horses away for a thirty days p.y,os
Of rest We can spare many Of th.ra
"a the summer. which IL the time tl,sv
VIII appreciate rest from the ~,
asphalt and welcome the green wv.s.
OF the country and the shade OF IN.
trees" '''
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

which to erect the great build
nss catch the drifting
add material bulk the
ruins added height that emalns
The Casa Grande
1t Is not positively that
pears that the walls for
thus foundation
or the height
Of a pyramid
The getting
ladders
story and formed oungng place
required
rooms was probably building OF twenty
civilization In
All Of the buildings similar In construction
and material surrounding conn
dssmiar
same region are building tod supported
s covered with layers OF the
to-day used the building Pma who live IN the
vicinity While the In
them all because
valleys - - ~ ""1 sat N''s'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
NEVER USED a TELEPHONE.
London Judges Somewhat Stag
uiar Claim 60 Fame.

London Judges Somewhat Stag
uiar Claim 60 Fame.
The cable tells that a certain London
Judge boasts that he never has used a
telephone. We forbear to give HIS
name. because It Is lncomprehenslble
that. such a stupid bIockhead occuples
even subordinate place upon the Lon.
don bench. the Brooklyn Eagle saws.
Il Is farthings to soverelgns that this
Southwark Judge eats with bis knife
and never has used a napkin At his
meals. Indeed. In some OF the hIeh-
priced London restaurants Enxllshmep
are not served with napkins unless they
especially order them. Then they are
notified that they Will be charged
"tuppence extra" for the luxuryf Most
Americans are supplied with servrettes
without inquiry. but the napkin is al.
ways charged In the bill.
Why should one marvel at the DIM
stupidity Of a Southwark Judge when
there IL not a telephone used In the
Bank Of EngIand7 Indeed, the number
OF telephones used In New York IA nj.
most double that Installed I'm @dear nj.
Lunnon. don't cher know" The few
anglomaniacs still permitted to live
among us ought to affect the same sort
Of primitive customs. They ought opIv
TO shoot on St Stephens day and 10 IN.
stall the Hocktide games OF Hunger. |
ford And In view OF the constant dis
cords that are occupying so much spaca
IN the newspapers to the detrIment ~
real news from all parts OF the world
tome one among them ought 10 revive
he Dunmow Fitch. a pretty tbouvb,
inder which a fitch OF bacon was no.
flowed upon each married coupl. that
iad contriyed to live together for a
rear and day after the wedding with.
ut quarrel. Some broad-ninded pbi.
onthropist who Is shocked BY the
rowling frequency OF divorce shouI5
transplant this pretty custom to our
and.
We already have the "9uvss or
day. The @mummera a
INVERSION for aged mendIcnnfs. win
oubtless appear upon our thorough.
ares before many years. Tt Is 40 de- .
ghtful to initiate the customs OF atbo, !.
ear old England" They are "a drolI !,
eople." those EngIishi That's what
Re French say. and they understand !,
ieir nelghbors across the channel !.
uch better than we do.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
Getting Into Practfc~.

II is often pleasanter to theorizs
than to perform A young law student
says a writer in the Philadelphia In
quirer, was making a study Of certain
processes Of bis future profession. He
showed an inclination to sit in the
house and speculate idly. instead Of do
ing some Of the domestic tasks which
stood waiting
Deduction Is an interesting process"
declared the youth to his father. "For
example, there is a heap Of ashes in
the yard That Is evidence that the
family has recently had fires"
"Well, John" interposed his father.
suppose you pursue your studies a lit
tie farther by going out and sitting
that evidence"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

her husband and also OF respect she
commands from him.
In most cases the woman Is the soul
OF the household She Is held respon-
sible for the health and education Of
the children. not only before they are
old enough to attend the school, but
even afterward. But the living moral
power and sentiment are principally the
fruit Of the mothers daily effort.
The housewife In Japan, say with
two or three children, has very little
time for society. In fact, society life,
as 1t is understood In Europe and
has no existence in real
Japan. The sense Of responsibility the
wife feels for the welfare OF her hus-
band and children is too great to allow
'f personal pleasure to the exclusion Of
luty. The wife 50 inclined is sure to
become a subject Of remark By her
leighbors.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

hferss Always stepped 80 ne@ses
where Grape HunE % Dsss.
Having reached such q degree o. real.
BUSINESS In behalf u bis owners busi.
ness interests that he would stop 10
front % any house 90 the front 81
which symbols q mourning we're dis
played. Dan. for twenty years a faith
ful horse for Thomas N. O'Brien. an
undertaken o. Bayonne. \. J.. has besn
reiirci on pension. Tho undertaken
made arrangrments with a farmer IN
Orange county % take good enrs o.
Dan foe the rest Of hla life. ana 70
give him dercnt burial ~hrn be an.
Dan was ahlpped away yesterday.
Twicr when on the way 20 the ruiiruad
station the horse baked. and II "a.
noticed that each time he baked n
was 10 front Of a house with ernps
hanging on the door Il VAS not uu.
III the driver whispered IN Dans ear
that hls boes already had the Joba thar
the Intelligent animal CONSENTED 70
move on.
-" A"""a INC WY " and from nFs
cry ccmeiery within 20 miles %
Bayonne. some persons even a..~r,
that he knows most % the family plot.
In those cemeteries More than ooo.
the horse PLACED O'BFien In an src~ed.
ingiy embarrassing position b. s,op-
ping with hearSe IN front Of hou.~,
On which mourning was displayed 70.
znrdiess Of whether o'Brien bad b~en
retained to have charge q tho burial
One Of the stipuiations entered lpso
between O'Brien and the oranrr eoup.
y farmer Il that Dan must nog b. com.
'clled to do any work. lie must havs
'ood oats and timothy hay In winter
md. added TO that. all the rras. he
nm eat In spring. summer and fail
Hes earned his retirement By twsn.
years Of faithful work o'nrIeu
aid III he were a man instead Of
IorSc. he would have been a PARTNER
'ng before this. lie was simply N.
efatigable In hunting ror new busi.
ess.--New York Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
rHE woMEN on JAPAN.
Essentially Home-Lover.. with Little
TIme for society.

Essentially Home-Lovers. with LfttIs
Time for Society.
In observing the woman in japanese
society 1t must be borne in mind that
what appears on the surface is mostly
the reverse OF actual conditions, writes
J. Russell Kennedy. A correct esti-
mate OF the social relationship Of man
and woman in Japan cannot be formed
without a careful study OF home life.
which to an allen Is very hard to un-
derstand. or even to see
Reports sent abroad by foreign OBJ
servers have mostly been founded on
what could be seen and judged accord
ing to our standards For instance.
when a husband and wife are seen
walking on the streets the latter Is al
most always the parcel bearer and the
husband goes free-handed. generally a
few steps ahead Of his wife. as II she
wpre his servant Again. In going into
a house or room, It Is the husband who
enters first and the wife follows him.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15
THE H1eERIAH BABY.


Water Soaked Inside and Outside at
the Morning Toilet.
Matrons Of the West may be inter-
ested to hear the details Of the Nige-
rian native baby's morning toilet. Any
thing over three months old is no long
er baby" to the native mater-fami-
las and is bathed with the other chill
dren, generally a numerous brood, In
the chill morning air before sunrise
The little mite yeIls Justify while the
cold water is splashed over its brown
body and generally continues the
chorus when put aside to dry. Towels
do not form part Of the household
equipment. The bathing process fn-
Ished, the infants are subjected to a
sort Of water cure treatment. The
mother seIzes child, scoops I'D a hand
full Of water and, using her thumb as
a kind OF spout. squirts It with ex-
dexterity into the young
ster's mouth and down It's throat. Pro-
tests In the shape OF loud gurgIes, hor-
rible chokings and desperate struggling
are quite unheeded. The steady stream
Of water continues to pour down the
child's throat until the mothers prac-
ticed touch on the patients distended
stomach tells her that the limit of
has been reached. All babies
are submitted to this treatment, which |
IL believed TO have a most strength
sning effect-LoDdon Standard.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-15

Thou lingering star, with less'n- n
ing ray VIZ
That lov'st to greet the early IA
morn, ~
Again thou usher'st in the day III
My Mary from my soul was II
torn ".
o Mary dear departed shaded "
Where Is thy place Of bIissful n
rest7
See'st thou thy lover lowIy IaId7
Hearst thou the groans that
rend his breast1
81
That sacred hour can forget,
Can ! forget the hallow'd
grove.
where by the winding Ayr we met.
To live one day Of parting lover
Eternity will not effacs
Those records dear Of transports mast
Thy image at our last embrace.
All! little thought we twas our Iastf
Ayr gurgiing kiss'd his pebbIed shore.
Oerhung with wild woods, thick'nIn,
green;
The fragrant birch. and hawthorn boar
Twin'd am'rous round the rapture
scene.
me flowers sprang wanton to be prest.