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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28

Amer. SLOW tudi pravi, da
socialist izvrSujejo "atentatc Z
dinamitom, z~avratne umore, pie
mitve" in zlodigavcdi kaj Sc vsc.
kje paP Kje - kje? Pc amcriSkih
mestih Sc vrSc dandancs ncStcti
umOri, - ali so teh umorov krivi
socialist? V zakotnih chicaSkih
igralnicah Sc je tekom zadniih
dveh let razletelo ze 81 dinamit-
nih bomb, - ali .ic to delo socia-
hstov? V Chicagu. Pittsburgh in
drugod plenijo grafterii Y iavnih
uradih ljudske blagaine. - ali so
morda 10 socialist Fakt .ie. da
kapitalisti in Nth hlapci podmi6e-
10 socialistom vSe zlocinc. kterih
so posredno in neposredno sami
krivi!
The Washington times., 1910-11-11

many blocks around. until the re-
served seats at the top Of the barn
oft above the hay were gorgeous
With the mUiticOIored fnery Of the
feminine contingent, and the foot or
so Of weather boarding between the
seat and the hay vas hidden with in
uumerable legs-some short, some
long, some thin. and some fat-like
.sart NJ Jimmy was glad.
And In the pit aroUrd the roped arena
where the death defers were to per-
form, gathered the r1bble Of bows. and
III the loft hummed in the effort %
everyone 10 make himself heard at once.
The Actors Appear.
From behind the curtain at last step
red the iniuitabIe Jimmy. magnificent
and gaudv in yellow spangled clown
dress. and red and white paint. Fol-
lowed 'Jiuks" McCIunF. the lion tanner.
leading Able Stinemetz, around whom
was tied by a roDe wOolly black bear
.ug. Followed "Reddy'' Hayes in a
bathing suit, and slippery NcClung
IN athletic shirt. BnickeTbOCker trOuS-
eTS. upheld by q pink sash, and a pair
Of sisters red silk stockings.
And followed last Of all a hurried
consultation rs 10 which act 10 present
first.
men "Rcddv' HAYES STEPPED forward
nd gTasping two chairs with much af
.-cJation If terrific straining, mUscled
them out. He bowed TO the swift pat
ter Of hands from the reserved section.
and glanced sheepishly at the rabble of
small bows They saw through his bluff
he felt sure, and he wondered if any
were traitor enough 10 tell her the
next day.
Ire lion tanner, with Able straining
at the leash, next waItZed nimbly 20
the fore. In spite Of Abie's stage whis-
per protests, he, Walloped him with a
broom handle and vanked him about by
the rope until the rug became displaced
and he was tanned 10 the entire satisfac-
tuu Of the most blOcdthirsty. They re
tired 10 readlust the rug, and slippery"
MCClung climbed I'D -he side Of The wall
for the leap of death With bated breath
the audience waited for the COnSumHa-
tiOn Of this much heralded stunt.
Reaching his perch Zen Teet above the
hay. slippery drew from his belt a
piece OF fiv netting and bandaged IT
around his eyes. This ne thought might
lend little pep to an act which he was
beginning 10 Gear was going 20 fall be-
low expectations as a blood curdler.
Poised at last ne leaned out and with
loud veil 10 add excitement, leaped over
the hay hole into the soft hay on the
other side He waited for a hand.
There was a sickeninC silence.
Then from way UP near the middle
The Washington times., 1910-11-11

pat pat OF one pair OF hands. He knew
who this was, and with burning face
hurried down and slipped behind the
curtain.
"StaIling" For An Inspiration.
The show began TO die a natural
death Interest Jagged. Everyone had
exhausted his repertoire. To stall until
some one had an inspiration, ''Reddy"
Hayes muscled out the chairs for the
fifth time and Jimmy Dugau cracked
his lone joke for the sixth. links.
nearly jerked Abie's head off. and Able
feeling something incumbent upon him
danced SpasmOdiCally about
IL was this last that proved the god
send, and saved the show from a fat
and unhappy ending. In prancing too
close 10 the hay hole Abie's foot Slip
ped and with a frightened squawk ne
disappeared into the depths below.
There was a wild shrek from th. re-
served sections, and the feminine con-
tingent came tumbling down in a whirl
Of white lace and tangle Of flying
legs.
They und him at the bottom, thor
Cughly scared but uulUrt. They looked
him over fore and aft. They examined
his head and his face, and his arms
and legs. They could find no brUlse or
scratch however small upon which 10
hang their sympathy.
There seemed 10 be nothing else 70
do and several started on their way
home, knocking the show. Others fol
lowed. also knocking the show
Jimmy" DuCan was bum clown
and slippery McClung was fake.
In the loft above Jimmy stared hard
~ a handful OF pennies There was
SZIg-they charged extra for reserved
SeatS-tO help save the Fairgrounds
Somehow OF other he felt that his ef-
forts were undppreCioted. and he knew
that unless some one came forward be-
fore Saturday 20 make Up the balance
of the necessary S2,j1t the Fairgrounds
were going 10 close
Very softly he entered the house and
sought comfort from mother.
The Washington times., 1910-11-11
RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES

4 report on the receipts and expen-
ditures of the railroads during last July
was issued by the Interstate Commerce
Commission today, showing in round
numbers the total operating revenues as
S231. .f11. 600 an increase Of S14, ,0r0,00 over
July. 1853.
The operating expense in July was
sl57, 10000. an Increase OF $l7,OOj.00O IS
compared with July, 1893.
The Washington times., 1910-11-11
BICYCLIST INJURED;
RUNS INTO AUTO

George c. Hough. OF 100 Randolph
street, Petworth, was thrown from his
bicycle and bruised about the head and
body today in a collision at Ninth and
T streets northwest with an autOmO-
bile driven by Stewart Y. Y. Prince, Of
c22 Second street northeast HOugh
refused hospital treatment, and rode
away on his wheel
The Washington times., 1910-11-11
"Reddy" Hayes, Tiny"
Morris, links" McClung
Lend Aid.
LION TAMER FALLS
DOWN HAY CHUTE
Friends Rush to Aid and Find Him
More Scared Than
Hurt.

Of the reserved bench came the feeble
pat pat OF one pair OF hands He knew
who this was and with burning face
that she Should be the only one he
hurried down and slipped behind the
curtain.
The Washington times., 1910-11-11

A beautiful lUstTOus quality.
hardly distingJIishable from
real fur. New. deep. shawl
collar, and deep Uurn-back
cuffs, fasteE IN front with
four JeWeled buttons; lined
throughout with best quality
Venetian lining.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

The sale OF the personal effects
OF the lotc Henry viers was held
Saturday by Administrator IL
G. Baldridge. Auctioneer A. j.
Miller was over from the bench,
and volunteered to work the sale
for the good will OF the Parma
people, and he certainly earned
his salary. lie can handle Eng
lish, Chinese, volapuk, Esperan-
to, Chinook and hot air with tie
same facility. We are not charg-
ing him anything for this boost.
but when you want n good auc-
tioneer get him, even ifyou have
TO send a bench warrant after
him. The effects sold for about
double the appraised value.
Administrators Baldridge has
ordered a monument to be placed
let the grave OF the deceased.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

At noon Sunday at the home
oil the grooms parents near Par.
ma, were united in marriage Miss
Anlin Victoria Spaeth and Mr..
Orsh Andrews, Rev. Boone oil
Caldwell officiating.
The bride was attired in a
beautiful gown Of white silk null
and carried a shower boquet oil
bride roses. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Josie Spaeth,
who wore a pretty dress OF pink
silk and carried u shower boduet
81 carnations. The groom WAS
accompanied by Leonard Stock
ton.
The room was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. At the
close OF the ceremony the bridal
party and over 90 guests par
took ofan elegant wedding lunch.
con The young couple received
many beautiful and useful pres
ents. Both are well knoan and
very popular and have made
mnny friends who wish them
well m their new married life.
They left Sunday evening Tor
their home in Boise where the
groom is located in business. be-
ing n lnember of the White Line
Transfer To.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

IMPAIRMENT Or TIE INTERIOR, GEN.
eonibcr ]. 1909 NOTICE or REsTORAiroS
DF prPiIC LANDS TO sETTLEMEyT AND
ESTkY Notice Is hereby given that Tie
aecrct:ry oithr Interior his VACATED depart
same affects ths Withdrawal f,p IRRIGATION
stat, $3.50, Tor use In coniicction with tho
iayeffe- Boise Project. Idaho Oregon. IL tho
ivllowing described lands In the State OF Ore
gon. aud by his authority such OF safd tracts
rs have not been heretofore fnalIy7 restored
ana are NOT Otherwise withdrawn. reserved
or appropriated ewili DO subject to settlement
u nnasr the public lnnd laws Of the { nifcd
be subject 70 entry. fling or selection until
April Z, 1916 mt the United States lnnd Office
NJ burns. Oregon, warning being expressly
given that no person VIII be permitted 81
gain Or exercise any right whatever under
my settlement or occupation begun after
november p. 1903 and prior to March X. 1910
y such settlement or occupation being for
hdacn; willamette Mcridisn, TBS r. 20
r., Lots D. D. land Sec i3 T. 81 S. r. ~ E.
lot ], Sec 8; lots 4, 5. Sec. = and lots to 4
incl, Sec. IS. Fred bennett Commissioner Of
pc General Land ofiee. Frank Pierce. First
q rsisfnnt Scci etary of the Interior
lrsf Publication, December ~ 1909
Last Publication, February 81, i9i0
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

VIM P'uaIloT. formerly II On,
'nsio ntd The Nest, rrsen,Iy im.
assn tie puhIicnsIon ~ The New
iiyuooth Sentinel. aud NE oss
l'hn nn apology Tor not mention.
ing the 'sct sooner.
''I'Isgr i one Of God. noble.
rnf''- Trne. he does things 81
which We don't approve. We
have k,n,wn Kim TO shy things
ssl'coed III polite society when
ls~ pied a galley oit,pe. nndsven
l'enrl him seear rl,sn the Ink
~ouhlp | run. lie also occasion
sily writes . republican editor.
iAL I'as he knows the rp. and
iowns 81 lie. ane has a solrspot
~ iss heart Tor the nnlortunnies
We i'eysf kiicu oi him turning n
printer away uiihout money IN
''s pocket, and have known him
80 mortgages lila future to buy a
'nss'i Tor a hobo. 1--WE had mo, .
,aen 10 the world ike William
iinqhcif humanity wou'd always
b. spelled with a cnpItniII.
Mr. riu9lsoH Il one 81 chs mos,
hreiui sistoss in this section.
AID a public spirited citizen al
The highest type. The people n
Ne" Plymouth are 10 be con.
gratD~'>i on acquiring him.
We "sseoms him back TO The
'ifHspapsr fraternity OF Idaho
- Canyon county and v ish him
4 success.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. GEN
ERAL LAND OFFICE. WASHINGTON, d C.. De
cember o, 1909. NOTICE OF RxsTOKAfI0N
OF PUBLIC LANDS TO SETTLEMENT AMI
ENTRY, Notice is hereby given that the Act
Ing Secretary of the Interior has vacated Dc
partmentnl order Of withdrawal in SO far As
the same effects the withdrawal for irrigation
purposes under the act OF June II, 1902 fs2 Stat
nss(, Tor use in connection with the Payetfc
Boise Project, OTegon-I IDAHO. of the following
described lands in the State of Oregon, and bv
his authority such Of said tracts as have mol
been heretofore finally restored and are not
o PA si withdrawn reserved, or apPropria
TED, VIII be subject TO settlement under the
publtc land laws OF the United States on and
after March 10, 1910, butslull not be subject 10
entry, ming, or selection until April o. 1910, rt
the United States land office Ut Burns, Oregon,
warning being expressly giyed that no person
' WI be permitted TO gain or exercise any right
begun after October 10, 1900 and prior to March
10, i9loi all such settlement or occupation being
iorbiddeni Wiliamette Meridian r. e3 $, r.
l6 f., al SEQ: Isl Sc IA Sep l6; = lQ Sec n: ali
SEQ; 2; NV - See. 81 ali Sees, as aud 80, T. 81
g. "a Z; a "a Ia See 1; W i-a Sec, s; all Sec. q
Of the General Land Once FRAHK PIERCE,
FIRST Assistant Secretary ii the Interior
first Publication, Decem Der 30, 1912.
Last Publication. March 3, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

For Sale:-Six setter pups,
English crossed by Gordon.
Five females and l male. Regis
tration papers shown on re-
quest. Price, females, $40; male,
$15. Jesse Baker,
Mch 3---tf Roswell, lea.
Grape cuttings for sale. Con-
cords, Moore's Early, Delaware,
Catawba aud Ives. 50cper Zoe.
W. G. Vogts,
Nyssa, Ore.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

u bis premesiisnted attacks
sh General Robert 4 Lee. Son.
sscr Hepburn has mopered tho
wounds Of the Civil War. lie /.
Backed By the sent imcni Of PHI
Sasssian rs~t Of the q. A. n. ol
boise.
IN nghting reeordo our ian.
Y ca thesi,sor : side. is ba ~s,l ON
vac h'es thai one OF our great
ra'Hiiat''srs Was one 81 the ,hir.
teen sou1 d~d al Xea Orleans. and
ultimately dia Of The wonnd
'h'f our father fought under
tel e q Duena Vista: that MI
97k ai'clfs md rousins aud auu,S
s's' i7r sss lost .'anss una,,
he l'rs and Matmadnke:,hai.
personally nc oiec had nm alter
80 ~ wstli a Democratic Trend
Tus r9ula have licked bin Il h,
hns''i hAsn bigger than NE.
ifnttfh'~ W speak.
ts iqfo doubt for a moment
tl'at tAs nenbers Of the. q A. n.
nfe fs.risf5ei by that silen,
'su'Nin eouh'derate grey. Where
ever tbp cil Confederate Vel
sounded. death lurk~i in n,
wake, nnl lee Was the centra,
Hgare around nhh,h II VA.
heard for iour long bloody wears
The members OF the q. A. II
Of today we're yousg and impress
s'onablr then. aud It is not sur.
frisliig that an Uncomfortable i,n
fr~s'on aas made on fhei,
fonih!nl minds.
Viii the iaiant Sen HEPBURN
The one word II Lee Was l,robal,l,
r~ed 10y his Nurse TO induce bin
20 eoser his head aud go to sleep
it'wns the DOGGY that ha,nstc,
his youthful days, aud the Wis
ions Vi youth later 5ecom
f,et3u&Fsent views
For forty fire years we hay
been trying to bridge that auiu
thas,n caused by the Civil Wan
~ forty Ave years orators o
the side Of the g. A. r. have bee
dainad serting on tie fact tba
f Mas necessary to pension til
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

Read Mrs IIickplaE 3 lnllIinor,
I'D. Front pnge,
FL posweIl. who was convicted
! III the CnldWelI police court nnd
lined NO. WIS leleased Tuesday
npd MAS immediately rei1rrestell
on q wnrrNpt sworn out Ia jus.
tice Shorb's court on o charge oil
selling liquor without y liceIies
Boise Lodge 30 q, A. &. and
\. Al, held u special meetinR.
Tncscpy eyeninR. Those WHO
lnttcnded from Pdrma were N. s..
Pbelnn, 4. II Lang. w. +. Bah
cock J. G. DnIdrjdge. Il. II.
Brnmback, {. l.: Purk. and n. j.
Cluen.
County Commissioner and Mrs.
J =. kerrick returned home
Tuesday from thor trip 10
Southern California They snv
THE sojonrn among orange
9ruvas IN the semi tropics IL il fine
Ichnngo. from our lnie weather
conditions but TINT they are
Glad 70 I've home amin
Inc Lincoln Annuities gave 2
onl' Iussdny hight fit Lnng's
opera House. The hall was dec
GRATED IN the lodge colors, pink.
white anil green and pictures Cf
washington and Lincoln were
hung upon the wall: Tho house
Was crowded and all had a
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Bnrns, Oregon, January 81, 1909
Notice is hereby given that the State
of Oregon has filed in this office its APP
plication to select, under the
provisions of the Act of Con-
gress, approved August Il, 1913, and
acts supplementary and smendatory
thereto, the
VIZ w,s Sec. Z, VIZ wy Sec. 1s, t.
23 S, X. AZ f. (Serial No. 04l34);
Els IN Sec. ia, VIZ VIZ Sec. I3, T.
% s.. X. 46 +. (Serial No. 04l35);
Eia Els See. II. Eis Els Sec. IL, T.
% 5, r. 40 +. (Serial No. 04l36);
Lots 4 ?. Sec. o; Lots |, 2,3&4, Sec.
q Lots l, 2, 3 & T. Sec. lS, T. % s., r
~ F., w. NJ. (Serial No. 04l35).
Amy and all persons claiming adverse
ly the lands decrihe,l, or desiring to OBJ
beet because OF the mineral character OF
the land, OF tor any other reason, to
the disposal to applicant, should file
their sfiidavits of protest in this office,
on or before tn, expiration of the peri
oil OF publication.
VIM. Fare. Register
sSSst publication. Jan. l27, 1910.
Last publication, March 3, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

The most enjoyable social
event of the season WAS the in
door picnic given by the men OF
Purinu Tor tue benefit of the free
library niid reading room at
the opera house Friday night.
Despite he disagreeable weather
a good sized crowd WAS in at
tendance and the program prov
ed to be very amusing aud some
oil It was Instructive. too. The
music, furnished by the parmn
band, Was excellent aud showed
that the boys have made good
IN their practice drills. II. c.
l,aldrige made an interesting
address. explaining the purpose
OF the new-iormed library ussoci-
alton, aud outlhig the work in
tended for the batterment ci
present library facilities.
+ j. Wausley read the cnnsti-
tuition and bylaws OF the asst ci.
ton.
The following were the winners
IN the prize contests given by
Parma business firfns:-wood,
snwing, winner, Mrs. Guy Boyd,
prize. pair Of dress gloves BY Gem
Dry Goods Company: nnil driv.
ing, Mrs. Iuries, cut Glass. City
Drug Store; writing name while
sitting ON "A Jug, Willie Juries
half ton coal, Adams Lumber
company; pie enting contest
Julius Andersen, pen knife, Tan
ner X Smith: sack race, 10y,
Shawyer. stick pin, +. Al
iiaitzler; splitting tape, Mrs. NJ
A. Bates, roasting pan, Fisl
Hardware Company.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF rHK INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
January 10, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that George
B. Obendorf, OF Parma, Idaho, who, ON
January 8, 1904, made homestead entry
No. 1906, serial No. 0si04, for Eis SWis,
Section "a, Township n, Range 5 ".
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final five-year Proof.
to establish claim to the lapd above de.
scribed, before U. S. Commissioner Geo.
w. Stovel, Mt Caldwell, Idaho. on tia
on the 14th day OF March, 1910.
Claimant nsmes as witnesses:
Jake II. Trout, of Roswell, Idaho,
Arch Wisbey, Hugh Smith, and B, ri r..
Peck, of Parma, Idaho
Vim. Bslderston.
Register.
First Publication, February 10, 1910.
Last Publication. March 10. 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or rHE INTERIOR.
United States Land Office.
Burma, Organ, February 5, Isle
Notice Is hereby given That the State
OF Oregon has filed in this office its APP
plieatinn (Scrial No. oll19l 10 select,
under the provisions III the Act OF Con.
grcss, approved August IA, isis,
mud acts supplemental aud amendatory
eretp. til,
MssSE'1 and NJ sEt4, Sec. 10, T. 2l
s.. X. 40 h.. W. NJ.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse.
~ yi,e lands described, or desiring Il
object because II the mineral character
Of the land, or l,r any other reason,
TO the disposal to applicant. should tile
their allilsvits OF protest In this office.
on oe1,elore the expiration OF the period
81 publication.
Vim. Fare. Register.
First Publication, Feofuary II, 1910.
last publication, March ~, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
NOTICE FOR puBLIcArIoN.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Z s. Land Once at Boise. Idaho.
January 10. 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that Dell c.
Parsons, of Roswell Idaho, who, on
January IL, 1905. made homestead en-
try No 1883, serial No. 03367, for NJ
SEa, SECTION 30, Township s n, Rang.
. W, Boise Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention TO make Final five-year Proof
TO establish claim TO the land above de-
scrihed, before T. 5. Commissioner Geo.
W. Stovci. at Caldwell. Idaho, ON the
10th day OF March. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Howard, Louis j. Lent, Jessie
Baker and Ben. Res. all OF Roswell
Idaho.
VIM. Balderston,
Register
First Publication. February 10. 1919.
Last Publication, March 10, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

Anyone Wishing a good home
in a desirable location in Bates
addition to Parma and to pay
sor same on easy terms or in
write
Postofiice Box 1l0,
Jerome, Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

VS. Asahu Oiiloe NJ boiSes luanOs
January 10, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Louis J.
Lent OF Roswell, Idaho, who, on No
vember 0, 1904, made homestead entry
No: 1888, serial No. 0s209, for Eia
SWI, Section 20. Township Y, Range
5 w, Boise Meridian. has fled notice OF
intention TO make Final Ave. year Proof,
to estathish claim to the land above de-
scribed. beiure. U. s. Commissioner
Geo. W. Stovel. at Caldwell, Idaho, on
the 18th day Of March, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Howard, Dell c. Parsons,
Chnrlea 4. Paine and Claude.V. Cottier,
all OF Roswell, Idaho.
VIM. Balderston.
Reelsior.
First Publication. February 10, 1913.
Last Publication, March 10, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24
OREGON SHORT ulHERAllwAy

rp-to-da,e job work OF all
kinds done at this Office. Bring
in your copy.
For sale.-one 20-gauge single
barrel, full choke. shotgun.
t'heap. Enquire at this office.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

Halves and quarters of meat
& ialc at wholesale prices
j Gromer < Jewell.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

- - ~ ~ NtR'i w
heal the wounds caused by that
war. For lorty five years con.
iederaies and unbnists mike
have been paying those pom
sions. For forty five wears that
pension list has been the largest
item IN our governmental ex.
penses showing that every con.
iederate soldier must have been
IN expert sharpshooter, For
forty i've years WE have listened
to those who fought. klcd. and
died for the Union --nnd now
that lieyhurn has reopened the
case, We must doitall over again.
But the hope OF tho perpetual
t.ol Of american Cove rnment lie.
II. the fact that untold thousands
OF loyal citizens deplore the fact
that biased mind aud a MIR.
row view can stiIl drag into being
the ghost Of a bygoae age.
There are millions oiloyal Amer.
ican citizens Who would like to
see that last picture OF the rebel.
lion--Grant IN his soiled uniform
81 blne, aud Lee IN Confederate
grey, clusplng hands at Al,po-
nattox in a final effort to heal
the Natioa's wonnds--exeeured
IN Parian marble. aud occupying
the center OF the Rotunda IN the
capitol at Washington. Both
arc worthy any Hall O! Fame.
with senator Borah in his
mas.iul defense OF his vote in this
matter, We differ only in one re-
spect; when lie names the great
generals of history rs Hannibal.
Napoleon, Grant, i.ee-the last
should be first.
Great, in every sense OF the
term, was Robert +. Lee. Great
~ war; greater in peace. In con.
ierring upon bis memory her
highest honors Virginia detracts
nothing from her other sous
Washington, Jefferson. Madison
Monroe but in doing SO she ell
twines a wreath OF synputh,
around those who fought for I
Lost Cause. No ronr-not ever
the lannon's roar-ever- scarce
Robert Edward Ire. OF Virginia
Why should his friends now b
disturbed by the braying 81 M
! ass?
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

l.. y. Is. Carpenter, the Moths
booster, was trunsactinG BUSH
ness in Parma yesterday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

FOR RENT:--:lOO acres first
elass'aram land: 2,z miles east
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Peter Moves, Boise
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-24

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