The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-07-28

The fur trade Of the world makes uss
yearly Of more than one million cat
skinA
In nfty-four cases out Of every hun.
dred the len leg Is stronger than the
Major Alfred Dreyfus now spends
his leisure hours in the study Of the
social problems.
In the Swedish province OF smaland
there Is a hil 450 feet high. which
consists entirely OF iron ore. The
area Is figured to be 100000 square
feet.
In ceyion the largest pearls are
sold for never more than $500. but
when they reach the great markets OF
the world they are worth more than
three times this price.
The freight tunnels OF Chicago win
be used for a great telephone com
pany 20 enter the field In competition
with the present companies. The new
company VIII start with 10000 instru-
ments
DR.. Lepage. the eminent Brussels
surgeon. has sent in his bill for $780,
600. his fee for the. operation per
formed on King Leopold a few days
before the kings death. The opera.
ton Is said to have lasted only ten
minutes.
Discoveries OF great archaeological
Importance are being made near Santa
Victoria (Cagliari) in Sardinia. with
er many experts are now bound The /,
ruins Of an entire town have been ex.
cavated and numbers OF artistic OBJ
jects have been recovered. all OF which
suggest that the remains are those OF
q town Of the bronze aee. King We.
tor has subscribed 100000 lire toward /,
the excavation funds.
An interesting discovery has been n
made In boring the tunnel OF Rion. on \
the Puy-Langogne line. N. Efter. one 4
OF the 1rm Of contractors carrying out
the work. has discovered embedded In =
the clay at a distance OF thirty metres z
the fossil OF an animal believed 10 be- lfl
long % the stag family, which Is be Il
lieved to have lived IN the Pilocene
period The remains have been placed h,
In the museum at Puy.
oh. yes said the walter. people lu
DO sometimes order queer combIna- ts
lions. Any man. the walter said.
with some emphasis on the any" as "
be handed over the check. any man 81
3 liable to do that sometimes And OF
hen this man who had been seeking Ia
Information about odd things reflected to
hat he had himself just taken for b
luncheon sausages. wheat cakes and q
milk shake.-New York sun. al
Before the customer paid his bill vi
be hotel stenographer tore several Ia
ages out Of her note book and hand 70
d them to him. Only the notes Of
Is letters she said 10 the next Gus.
'mer. He Il one OF the cautious
ind There are not many like him.
bout once IN SIX months somebody
'mes along who keeps such a watch e.,
u eye on HIS correspondents that he n
ont even let stencgrapher keep his 80
'tes. OF course Il Is nothing 70 Us. ~.
ID we always give them up when -
Iked 70. don't know what the eau -,sr
BUS folk do with them. Destroy -
en-. maybe. Anyhow. there IL no rec -. ~
d Of foolish utterances left "a the -,
snographer's books - New York 49, ~.
IN -
NJ Auguste Bodin. the famous ifEe
'ench sculptor. who Is said to have aeal
vented a new kind Of dance which m 4
performed BY various extraordinary foot
'tions Of the hands. did not show n
y signs Of artistic ability In child. ldne
Cd He was the son Of poor par. n .
e. and first earned his living By Ar,
'deling IN plaster for an architect or b
was y before his first statue. m
be Man with the Broken Nose. was u~ur
cuted- He used q stable a. q studio ,bus
was 90 poor that he had the great cont
dinicuIty IN providing material for no.
work. The FIRST statue was 20 rsIIs
liatieally done. however, that the bif.
ges at the Paris salon accused him ~ !,
having cast It from q living model. bIool
'Id-Bits. -r.
New York woman Just back from Fran
ope tells this story: AT Bad-Nau- no q
q physician told her that he had palaf
'ntly had an American from the In
west" under treatment. VINO grew TO en-
er under his care and was finally buds
that nothing more could be done prese
him. The family was about to de- IN On
: when the young daughter became fowel
md the same physician was called mon
After weeks treatment he told and :
parents that the child's aiImenf the n
nervousness and nostalgia. Take conse
home and she win be ali right" brand
she has nostalgia" said the moth. very ,
give me the name Of some Euro. mania
expert and We will have her used
d. have no faith in our home -
icians.v
rway " q country OF vast mineral .. ~
tn. The richest iron mines are 49, y.
ted IN the northern part Of the 49,. 49,.
Try, az well as IN the Trondhjem- s S1..' =
IL has been calculated that the - =. ~ = ],
> at Sydvarager contain 100000 -, y
ons. and that the yearly produc. a. 49, :, 4
VIII be 100000 tons Operations 80. 49, =
hese mines will probably com. - = !.
9 next summer The work at the k.,,l'','