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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

In the middle OF the wood stood q
great pine-tree, with baby pine ~
Its foot. The mother pine was 50 tall
that she could look over the heads Of
m1 the other trees. but the little ona
was not larger than the ferns and yel-
low violefs that grew round t.
Stand up straight my dear said
the old tree
Yes. mamma said the baby Zine.
you always say that"
''0f course said the mother pine.
How I should feel If you grew up
with crook in your stem. knew
q little tree once that was not care
ful "a stand straight. and 50 ala it's
lie It bent to one side. One night
there came a great wind. and the
crooked tres went down with dread
full crash. and ii carried with IL an
OWLS nest that was built in its top,
and broke all the eggs Just think
Of thatl NoW II you win do as I say,
you wiz grow mp tau. straight pine.
and the Jolly little sunbeams win call
on yon nrst in the morning and stay
wihh yoq longest At night
Z II win try my best. mamma, said
the good little tree. and it drew IT.
self W. Now it happened to be Ar
Dor day. and the children we're hunt
ing for tres to transplant
''Oh. look here. called Violet. !
Here Is dear little pine. and It is
just as straight as an arrow"
so It Isl" said the other children
This is Just the one for US Then
they dug u7 the tiny tree. and plant
"a it beside the schooIhouss with due
lon0rs. Youths Companion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

In a recent number Of a German
sporting paper. forester describes q
scene which he witnessed in q clearing
IN the forest
He came one afternoon upon a Biz
black cat, occupied apparently in the
pursuit OF mice, and from the shelter
Of a tree he watched its movements
through a field glass. After a few
minutes an old fox made It's appear.
ancs- Sinking slowly forward toward
the cat. Il lay down within few steps
OF Il, ready to spring.
The cat bad observed IT'S enemy. but
beyond keeping a sharp lookout on its
movements Il made no sign. Shortly
q young fox Joined the old one. and
almost Immediately bounded at theI
cat, which sprang aside and struck lts
'assailant so eficacIously across its face
with its sharp claws that It retired as
quickly as It came After an interval
the old fox, advancing slowly and
carefully, made It's attack; the result
was the same, the cat. splitting and
hiasing, struck out hard, and the fox
retired discounted.
A minute afterward It again spraue /
forward. but this time tae cat got |
much the best Of It and was left II 1
Deace.--Londcn Globe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

/ Miniature rings are new fashion
Of the season 1t started in England
and was brought to New York By an
English artist.
The rings take the place to-day OF
the hair rings OF our grandmofhers'
time and in many cases the same set
ting Is used. the BIT Of hair being re
placed by tiny ivory likeness Of some
friend OF relative. The New York Sun
says in these days the fashion Of wear
ing an ivory miniature as u brooch
Is regarded as a little too much Ike
blazoning your family affairs before
an unsympathetic public. but SO in
conspicuous are the miniature rings
that they escape the criticism.
In a studio In remodeled stable in
East 40th street there is an interest
ing collection Of the miniature rings
in various stages Of completion. The
work Is Of a very tedious character.
since It has all to be done under q
powerful glass
For the msst part the miniatures
are the size of your thumb. though for
dinner rings they may be as large as
a big marquise AS it is first neces-
sary to have the mounting before fur
nishins the likeness the town is
searched for antique settings originally
used for hair. These are not easy to /
find.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
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The large rolllugpln brian shrdlu
Small boys are wearing tam-o shan
ter hats in cloth. bearskin and eordu'
roy. the ear flaps SILK lined.
The large rollinsbFim hats OF the
cainsborough type hold arst place for
afternoon and evening wear.
Fine geld wire Is entwined Through
curis. while immense eabochona Of dull
coloring appear in the half
Mandarin Is the name giFen 70 a
yellowlsh tan. while corinth Is al ex.
tremely faded shade OF old rose.
The new aesrfs this year aFs wide.
perfectly fat and very long. many
reaching to below ske knees IN front.
Two rich materials, tapestry and
fur. are TO be found on some lovely
little turbans. and the eject b beau
tifuL
As trimming on daytime dresses and
evening robes. beads are used with
great success. They are seen IL aii
eoIors-
Nuns yelling u material particu-
larIy suitable for the small MOURNING
hat II drapes easily and d Light 10
weight.
The wrist or elbow pun ls lamii
lar sleeve treatment II this hour. bat
Ehs pun 10 not che baggy thing o. old.
Il Is moderate 70 the polnt of mod
ssty.
0uepiece dresses made without col
lars are often supplied With that very
necessary article IN a separate neck
piece made Of gold net, finished with
. velvet bow at The front
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

uaade zne payer instead az preparing .
cheek merely tnatructs bis banker q
debit hia account with this sum ia
viewed and 30 credit Richard Roa's &C
count With a like amount
IT, however, payer and payae have
their accounts ia Inherent banks. the
payer thea requests his banker to
transfeg TIE amount in question TO thu
bank af ehe payee. with instructions 70
credit Richard Roe's account with the
amount of the indebtedness.
Convenient alank forms are provided
fog making these notifications. says
The Hookkeeper. When the banker re-
eesves @n instruction OF this charszfer
he ln turn notifies Richard Roe of the
payment to his. credit assa the slams OF
the payer.
In Hamburg thu S.slSAsszank and
Eve Important banks use tie Giro sys-
tenn Representative Of these banks
meet several Times daily at the Rsiehs-
hank. where transactions between
their several customers are cleared In
Hamburg very little material money is
used ia eftecting transactions. the ha-
bit being to settle all obligations.
even Of the most iaslgnlticant charac-
ter, By Uherwe lsungsxetfel. When pay
meats are 10 be made from one city
to another this Is done usually through
the Reichshank. which has five hum
dred branches. more or less, through
out the empire All transactions ara
undertaken without cost to either pay
er or payee. and. on the contrary. de- /
posies subject to this modined form OF 1
checking usually draw 1 per cant i'm
teresk per annum.
This advantages Of the Giro System
fall partly under the head Of security
and partly Of eonyenlence. Danger
from forgery Is eliminated as the no
tincation sent to banker by a payer
could not By any possibility be utilized
zdvantsge0usly By erlminally disposed
persons. The only Inconvenience OBJ
arises from the fact thak re-
esipts for payments are not ackncwl-
edged On bills as rendered. unless such
receipts are specially sought by mes
Ienger after the bank exchange has
been made. II
Il Is customary IN small local trans
55Sstisns for payer to note at the foot
Il bills the date OF payment through J
he banker. and in case Of possible dis q
'ufe the bank Is always prepared to I
lear Up misunderstanding Concerns
ding large volume OF business and
ohged to make numerous payments
ally arc spared the annoyance OF pre-
airing hundreds Of individual checks. D
$ they have merely to write out a list
names and amounts on long sheet
hitch they send to their banker.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

A fact that no one can deny Is that
Tor some women really plain man
seems 10 have a definite power OF At
tracElen. Can Il BE- that. II beautiful
themselves they find charm IN their
opposite or Is 1t that they brook no
rival near the throne. and see In a
handsome man more or less OF a COM
pefitoF? asks Airs. Fltzroy Stewart Ia
The Srtand, A good looking husband or
brother attracts notice. and her royal
highness, woman. may refuse 20 be
In the background Al any rate, there
can be no doubt that an ugly man
seems often 70 WELD an influence that
Is quite uneanny
The trend OF the times may have
something to say on the subject A
modern woman. with her brains and
her freedom and her strenuous ideals.
has 40 use for what is weak. insipid.
and decadent she has no place Ia her
heart for the scented exQuisite. who
waves his hair. twists his mnstaehs.
manicurss his hands, and admires his
face In the looking glass. In fact
pink and white prettiness Is now az =
discount. and most Of Us would soon
or see our men brown and battered
and sereneiy conscious OF their own
lack OF attractions Rough-hewu. fsa-
lures. we say. show strength. and a
plain foFm may be the she'll OF a
great soul. a keen brain. and sourins
ambitions. Certain u y that the
Adonis type has gone out OF fashion
rhs woman Of to-day scoFns the
sheanty man. avoids him as q friend
md disregards him as a husband
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

rem llssle kitty CATS na dressed ur
fine.
ons tors her plrafore. then there we're
Mine lItsls kitty cats eating from enc
One got crowded one then there we're
eight.
Eight little kitty cats sat up TN eleven.
One fell f@Ss asleep then there were
seven.
Seven ilssie kitty cats playing funny
tricks.
One relied out q slsAs' sAsn there we're
six little kitty cats. learning to dive.
ons went down too deep. then there
were ave.
Five lltue kitty cats blaxins on the
shore.
A big wave caught one. shen there
were four.
Four little kitty cats climbed up tree
One fell down aE&in. chen there were
tnree
Three little kitty cats met kangaroo,
ons went home with him. then there
were ewo.
Two little kitty cats sltsins IN the sum.
One ran in the house, then there WAS
one.
ond little kitty cat went to buy bun.
lis never came back. and so there was
none
Chicago News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
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Reached ~ News was@R m@me@m.
Bolivia east of this Andes n ona Of
tha richest regions OF the world ia
timber. rubber And minerals and ii has
some fms agricultural lands. IL has
no outlet on TIE Paeilie eossk It's
only outlet Is through the Amazon and
Para. and since peace was made With
Brazil a railroad activity IN this al.
rection has taken possassion OF the
whole republic.
East Of Bolivia Is the great Brasil
ian stats Of Malto Crosse. territory
nearly three times the size Of Texas.
A dozen large nayisable rivers pour
aorthwestwaFd ont OF this state into
tbs Amazon. It's agricultural. minlng
and grazing possibilities are very
great
It is said that great deal Of this
territory VIII grew as fine long staple
cotton as Mississippi or Alahana. The
Brazilian government has matured g
plan to connect by canal one Of this
tributaries Of la Plata In this state.
thus opening an all-inland water routs
from Para to Buenos Aires. distance
OF nearly 5000 miles. says the En-
cheering Magazine. This extensive
route would reach the whole interior
Of tho continent.
Turning 70 the west and northwest.
the Amazon Is navigable In Its chief
tributaries in Peru. Ecuador and Co
lombta to the very walls Of the Andes.
One may so aboard q steamer at Para
and remain aboard until :. has plowed |
asm way up to the hiIl city OF Iquitos
and several hundred miles beyond.
Peru has little Paetsc coast trade now
and the development OF this country
must pour its wealth into Para.
But II Brazil and Para had none Of
these Andenn republics to draw trade
Eroms tAe development Of the Brazil
ian Amazon valley alone must ia time
amoane to untold wealth. In ths states
81 Para and the Amazcnas and the fed
sral territory Of Acre there ara near
he waters edge 1o.0o0. 900 rubber.
bearing trees Of this Hevea variety.
These trees If properly tapped win Iva
Indefinitely and steadily increaxe their
'ield. The state OF P4ra Is consider
bly, larger than Texas and much Of
his state VIII grow excellent cotton.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

The emancipation Of women has led
70 SONS questionable social conditions
When she 4 educated she marriea
later In life and Is leas Inclined 10
marry. When she maFries later
10 iife she has fewer children. II
this means An improvement In quality
rather thnn an Increase In number.
thu outcome Is rather wholesome
Problems are introduced which as JET
have not been solved. All wo can do
Is to state them. Il Il claimed that
the better educated. The higher de.
veioped q woman Is. the less inclined
she Is 70 have offspring. and. when sac
ls e mother. the offspring are not Is
healthy and vigorous AZ those Of
other women.
The kitchen Il practically the sole
survival Of tho old industrial aspccts
OF the home. and one result has been
that the children have been tndivid-
uaiized and relieved Of the obligations
OF household duties The Sunday.
school. the prayer meeting and the
church have to . great degree A.
sumed the former religious functions
Of the home; the kindergarten. the
school. the playground and the social
have usurped the homes
educational work. and the state has
taken over. to a great extent. the re
sponsibllity for the education Of tbs
child Leslie's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

IN many caass Of Inflammation an
lee poultice - o very useful spplioa.
ton. II r. made IN fhis way Spread
hyeF Of iinseed meal. threequartefs
Of nn inca thick. on a pleco o. cloth.
and upon the meal put at intervals
Jumps u lrf s1ont the size Of mar
bic. sS=inl;ie meal over The Ice ana
cover al with the cloth. turning TIE
edges over ia this way the Ice win
lass much longer then It otherwise
would, ard the pouifice WIN Be quite
comfortable.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

The buyer Of ons Of the largest
stocking department. 10 this city says
that the stocking trade is Increased
to larea extent by the carelcssness
With which men and women wear
shoes with ragged linines Even q
small hole IN The lining Of shoe n
sure to repeat itself 10 the same place
IN the stocking and whom there 10
large opening It ia sure to ruin the
stocking. Shoe departments mend
shoe lining for iheir customers st
anall exnnnan
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

needle is not limited to the aged
Here Is hint which viii make the
task easier.
In threading needle hold the
needle frmly between thumb and first
finger. The thread Is held IN the left
hand with a short end extending
from between tips Of frat anger and
thumb The knack lies in pressing
the two thumb Joints hard together
keeping thread taut. when Il Will be
found 70 so easily Into the eye.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

The Ser YORK Equal suffrage ~
eiety. OF which Mrs, Clarence Mackay
Is the president aud leading spirit. har
reduced ~ eanuai dues from IS 10
81 Accordlng to Mfs Mackay. chs
reduction Is TOR Tie purpo5s Or getting
aeIi1upporiin8 ~0meD as members
She believes that women eaeeearnern
need The ballot mora than any other
class TO protect themselves against the
man-mads laws regulating hours cf
WORK.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
WER SmI

Pawnshops in Chile are under sps
siai regulations o. the general govern
ment. enforced by local authorities.
Fuiiyma. the volcano that appear
IN all Japanese pictures. Is 1885 tee
high and ten thousand pilgrims ascens
It every year
Tracing the criminal BY his finger
prints was successfully accomplished
At Scotland Yards. London. last year
In no fewer than s,44o cases.
According to the Hospital. London,
some English physicians airs ordering
patients to eat oysters that have been
well soaked IN sea water as cure for
dyspepsia and tuberculosis.
As a weaver. nature Is an exceeding.
" neat worker Certain tree bsrks
and leaves furnish excellent cloth.
such as for instance. the famous tapa
cloth used In the South Sea Islands.
In the vicinity OF Conception and
Talcahuano. Chile. there are more
than eighty million cubic meters OF
soft coal Of fair quality within an
area Of eighty thousand square meters.
or about s0.7 square miles. The vein
is s.5 meters, or about lis feet. thick.
Excellent natural pottery is mani
featured BY nature in the case Of
certain cactus. Woodpecksrs ars apr
to excavate nests in tbs trunk and
branches. and. IN order that It may
protect itself against these iucursions.
the plant sxudes a sticky juice. which
hardens, forming a woody lining to
the hole made BY the birds. Event
ually the cactus dies and withers, but
the wooden bowl remains.
The congressional library Is render
Ing a great service not only to the
1ther libraries Of this country, but 60
hose In Canada. Europe and Australia.
BY its catalogue division, By Its com
3ilatlon Of rules governing cataloguine.
" its classification methods. which
re being generally Initiated. and BY
Is duplicate cards that now 90 70 1
ne thousand libraries Of this country.
four million cards have gone during
ne last year.
In 1901 there were in Europe only
twenty-five cities which had more than
10000 inhabitants. These were Lon
on, Dublin. Paris, Marseilles. Lyons.
amsterdam. Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna,
faples. Rome. Milan. Venice, Palermo.
Tadrld, Barcelona. Lisbon, st. Peters
urg. Moscow. Warsaw. Copenhagen
i'd Constantinople Two only OF
,ese cities had more than 500, 600
ondon. $50 900, and Paris. 600 900.
apIes came third. with See. 900. and
Jenna fourth, With 10000.
AZ eighteen Mendeissohn produced
Midsummer Nights Dream; Meyer 8
,er. ~Jsphtha's Daughter; Schubert q
yr1 King: Bach was court musician +
Weimar; Michael Angelo executed y
3 basso.rilieyo Of the Battle Of the q
Da yinei's work was ac. q
lowledged by his raster, Verochia. =
far SURPRISING his own; Lope Dc 4
xa. tho Spanish drauasist. and com. 10
led "Arcadia'; Savage produced 81
! aret comedy. Woman's a Riddle 81
d shelley wrote queen Nab" 81
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

Little Alice was ia the pasier enter
aiming caller, until mamma should
BE ready to come down. Alice was 3
gears old Tie caller vas an old
friend and she now appeased In
glasses Tor the first time. Alice sur
veyed her critically. but kindly.
''Xou look awful homely with blasa-
ss on" she remarked with winsome
frankness, but you has % wear them.
doesn't gou2 YoR are 50 upsishtedl"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07


Borax and ammonia liEAten ne
color Of brown hair
The best cleansing ageat ios EteAsy
hair Is 4 solution Of one tablespoon
fuI Of tluclnre OF quillala 10 ons quart
Of hot water
That the eye must haye plenty %
rest goes without saying. Nov here
does lack OF sleep make itself isis
more quickly Or unplsasantiy inaa 10
shs eyes.
The habit Of taking medicines o.
any sort for headache y vicious and 10
the end harmful. says 4 writer whiie
medicines sometimes give temporary
relief. they do not remove the eause~
For a delicate child give nishIy :
warm bath. followed By gentle. nor.
ough rubbing with warm olive OF al
over the body and limbs. Tbs Simple.
safe. homo treatment works wonders
II given q fair trial
Good health s PARTLY dependent
upon freedom Of the body. and % ~
tain this The abdominal ssHssiea npon
whose motion depends the activity o.
he digestive functions should be A.
lowed room for anhampsfsd move
nent
DO not. eTen in . case Of enef,
sency. flsk making 4 child'a BED -
L. the floor. The Impure air that u
iear tho floor - most pernieioes. ana
here 8 also almost 4 eegtal1ty ~
irafts. which viii result ~ = SIC
leek or tOoghaehe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

one h fairly eaptiFaiqa with ne
little bonnets which pretty women are
wearing II the theafern. says = New
York writer. These Say little head
dresses-sor they are scarcely more
than fhat-do not hide the waves d
the couture and make 4 most charm.
ms frame for the faee. This bonnet
e Of coarse white net over blue satin.
the net being darred with rows o.
naby blne velvet and ribbon. a ffin
Of net finishing the edgs Turquoise
eoiored beads and pearls also decorate
tbs eahuchon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

She could cook. she could not bake
she could not WELD a garden rake. she
could uot sou. She could not darn. she
could not knit socks oul OF yarn nnd
she could not husband aet; 40 she
became = sufEragelte and joined a club
who motto said: "TIl We can vote
we shall not we'd