davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15
A complete assortment OF Nor.
folk and Peter Thompson dresses
at the Boston Store.

Advertised letters in the Sank
Centre postoffice August Is, Miss
Catherine Casey ~, ]. B. Dickinson,
Jack Engersaw, Gilbert Halverson
Carl O. Johnson az, Ernest Minor,
Oliver MARSHALL.
The State Board of Health will
meet at Melrose August 20 and con-
duct hearing on the matter of the
disposition of sewage of the town.
The Board has ordered the Melrose
city authorities and its private citi-
zens to discontinue the practice OF
emptying sewage into the millpond OF
the Sank river at that point, from
which the drinking water of the town
is drawn.
The best lightning rod is t h e
Dodd & Struthers. G. HiIlerud &
Co. sell it. Buy Of them and keep
the money at home.
The St. Cloud automobiles, twenty
machines strong, pulled off their re.
ability run last week. They were out
two days, passing through Sank Gen.
tire Thursday afternoon on the return
trip. They reached here during a
heavy rain with cars covered with
mud. Nevertheless everybody was
feeling fresh and happy. Sank Gen.
tire had planned to have the band out
to welcome the visitors but the rain
interfered. Mayor McGibbon and
other citizens, however, gave the
glad hand. The party spent some
twenty minutes here. They returned
to St. Cloud via New Munich and
Cold Spring ::instead of by Freeport
and Albany as planned, as the roads
were better.
Never mind what kind Of bait
you have, If you use our tackle
you can't help catching fish. 6.
Hillerud & Co.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15
Special for Saturday

I bars Lenox soap 25c, 3boxes match
Ice, pkgs. Krindle Corn Flakes zoe
The Golden Rule Store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15

India's Coal Production.
India produces twelve million tons
Of coal a year. ms
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15
See the New Trimmings just
opened ar the Boston Store.

Several days of rain last week were
succeeded Sundayby clearweather and
since that time the weather has been
fine with the. exception Of a light
shower Monday afternoon. Harvest
operations have been progressing fine
~ this week and by the last of the
week all the grain will be cut. Thresh-
ing operations are in progress and the
yield of rye is eqcellent. Farmers
generally are feelingmuch encouraged
over the prospect.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15
THE MARKET
GRAIN

Quotations furnished every Thurs
day morning by the Erwin Elevator
Company.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-15

Work on the new buildings at the
Minnesota Home School for Girls is
going along satisfactorily and the in
dications are that all the: new struc-
lures will be ready for occupancy by
the first of November. =.
See the two fine pianos offered
in The Herald voting contest at
T. w. Mann's Music Store.
Work on the new high school build.
ing is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible but it is not probable that the
structure will be ready for occupancy
before the first week in October. The
windows are being put in. and the
sash painted. while the work of plast-
ering is going on. The boilers are
placed and the heating pipes are most
of them in place, While the ventila-
tion fiues are finished. =
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
~sr ben SenHdsu ituterri6t

Dos Noreeben Oes 5dlIrutbS IN
GeottIe, peIGer Iih. ouerbono Helm
Iihe @riinoe n~nfiibren0, ueigerte, Der
Oeutiden @AuIe mebrere @oiierpim-
uner in elmer CFfentlihen ShuIe 8u
EberIoIIen. bat ben DeuHh-ameritn-
niihen GtootperbanD Don Seattle in
6orniIA gebroht, un0 er Bat in ieiner
Iesten B~eri0mmIuHg beihloHen. in
Der EurnboIe cine Oeuti9e WoIien-
r~erIommInne ou ueromitnIten, in mel
der man eegen oos Borgeben Oes
GMMrotbs eneroiIh proteitiren eDirO.
@Ieih3eitig beihIoB Der 6tnotber-
bonO, Die Uei0en iooioliItiihen ShuI-
rotbsfon0to1ten Ribter RihorO Din.
Tor ut0 Soroce g. grosbn gu unter-
fifteen. On Oiele li@ al guniten Der
Oeutihen SHuIe ertIGrt 5atten. IudJ
bic weibIiGen Gtimmgeber peroen
fir Die MneeIeeenbeit ~intereifirt, uno
Elm aus ben &erren &D. @.S toelting.
8. GnuIt unO g. DiItmnn deficiencies
aomite bat nit mirtiauer RrCpoom-
AmnrDe& 6aocuueM
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
angpn.

A 9entI6e Treimaurer Conc
XGE Nrminins, SO. 25, s. q. 81.
~ 90. Aonm S4ueioer, sc.
tretGr 3746 Mc &inIep Str, gbepp
@baie 9. g. @eriommeIt Iid ie6en
1. uno 8. DienStoe i'm Wonat i'm
nelten MaiOnic SempeI.
9iIbelm Sell GOse 60. 5, g. $.
6. Of 6, gerfnmmeIt lid ieoen 1.
unO 3. Donnerstag i'm Wonot in
623, Souiiano Npenue. gauI Bad.
i9mio, Sefretdr. 1O7 5. StroBe,
%. %.
Columbia 8nn6 go. 81, 8. 6. 9.
&. Sobn Meininger, Sefretdr, 7t6
Gresham BIdce, q. SO. gerIammeIt
iih ieOen 2. MitttDod i'm Monot IN
1927 z. 6trnBe.
SSMiStM 9niis 9unb. . 8. 9. *. grou
Wartba &uuerms, prdibentin.
8aibinstOn Gain Nr. /, q. 6. 8.
9. S. SCHUBERT, 1927 /. 9traBe, q.
%. gerlommeIt iid ieoen /. uno 8.
wtontag i'm @onnt in SO. 1877 Z.
StroBe.
SeutOnin 2Ose go. 2, $. 8. S.
g. 5. 90. Selbie, 8rdli6ent, 1742,
q StroBe, q. 90. S. @amenreid
Sefretdr, 1900, s. StroBe, q. IS.
WeriammeIt iid ieoen 3. uno a.
yfontns i'm MOnat in 1889 Z. Str,
q. %.
Wermania 2Oge go. is. &. of q,
T~eridmmeIt fid ieoen 2. unO 4.
9ienstng i'm pDtbion &empeI SO.
t04e 8. Gtza6e, %. 50.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

0UlWNAVtU OfuNtt WEut4Cu-%A tA'
terlthtnngsDerein. Gran3 &om, Sc
tret1r, 1884 22te Str, q. SO. Ser
inmmelt fi9 ieoen 8. Dienstng in
Weonat in Geo. 827 z. StrnBe.
8arbier.l1niOH 8erlammelt Iif
am 1. uno 8. Mittpo1 i'm Mtonot IN
$50. 922 Benn. ADe.
@Gder . 11uteritatnnss . uniOn,
(g[lt). 8eriammelt iih am /. Conn
tag i'm Wonot in $50. 827 z. Ctr.
morgens INN II ubr.
8G6er . ltuteritatungs . @ereiH
0O. l.. (Sune). 8eriommeIt lid ie.
ben 2. @onntng i'm Nonot nm II
ubr moreeus in SEQ. 827 7. Ctr.
Notwithstanding. g%eriommeIi
ii9 ieoen 2. 9ienstng ulO am letter
Samstog i'm Monats nbenos in go.
1927 Z. StraBe.
G~OmeOrOia . gereiu non (~BIaOens'
burg NGrblanO.
8ram . &rbeiter . 11niOu SEQ. 118.
@~erIammeIt Ii9 am lebten Sonntaa
i'm Ronnt in @oltelo's Sane, 6. unr
is StraBe. q. So, @m. Selmutb,
Setret1r, 918 4. StraBe, g. 6.
0entidsr Neutrality-suspicious.
|9iItrift SO. 40. SefretGr @m. San.
nemonn, 1915 Morion StroBe, %.
50. BeriammeIt iid ieoen 4. Witt-
nod i'm Wonnt in 627 z. 5traBe,
0entIder Neutrality-suspicious., 0i-
ltrift 100. NeihneI 0iet3, Setretdr.
.629 s GtroBe, q. g. @erfnmmel
Ii6 ieOen a. 9onnerstag i'm Monoi
in 1877 Z. StraBe.
9emtI@er l1mterNiknngsbnnO. 81.
Itrift SEQ. 41O. SetretGr Sobn Mei-
ninger, 716 Gresham 8Iace, %. SO.
geriommelt ii1 am 1. Mittmo6 ie'
ben Monats IN $40. 1927 Z. StraBe
9emtI& . NmeritaniI6er . Inter.
tikmIgs /. @erein. Sobn Qies, &c.
tretdr, 1888 g. Capitol 5traBe. Ser.
iommeIt ii1 ieOen 2. Dieustag in
Monnt in SEQ. 1877 Z. StraBe.
germauia Stub. RegeImdBig,
~3uiommenfunft Greitogs Mbenos II
Cbe 2oiefam5 $40. 1923 S Ctr, g
%. GefretGr g. BON Grmert, $50
1920 &ingman RIace.
Dccafa SmnS. Gift. Of. Col, S
u. Sdireer, Setret1r, @ongrel
0eiebts, 9. 6. @eriomlneIt Iidj ie-
Sen 2. 9onnerstng i'm Monot in $50
7S7 Z. Strobe.
DntcI grafg @ergnismnss . Ser.
Elm. Geo. Moir, Sefret1r, 1881 1Ttl
5troBe, 81. SO. geriommeIt Iih ic.
ben 2. Sonntag i'm Monot i'm Sol.
ben GogIe Sotel, Sem SerieD Npc.
nue. uno 8 StroBe.
SnEsl BrGfS DamenSsrsin. Srau 6tni,
@rdut Yr6fbtnttH 9srfammelt f& am 1
@ittDO& I'm Rcuati i'm 1auls stnss Der @tt
SIiebe.
@aibinstOn Sid @eIief gr6iioent
8. @umenretG. Weridmmelt fif an
I. nno 3. @ontag I'M @omat IN $50.
1927, Z. StroBe, q. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
8trhJpns

0entIds rSmiI@ . fatbOliihe ct.
Narieu Stride, @de Der 5. ctr, quit
ideu s unO s Str, q. 90. S. q.
Rotb, Gforrer, u. s. Iibm, aIii-
Stant. @ottesoienfte: Sonntags,
Griibmelie, 7.3O llbr uno 9.15 ubr,
&o6amt INN 1890 ubr, &aufe INN 8
nbr uno Ieiper Inn 7.30 ubr.
81. SOlrpts virbsSbunD. gnlammeIt f&
feben 2 Dtenaag I'm Wonat In Uer BsvetHs-
baHe. 5. uHb B or. y. ". Ssh. RaEl
Gpe&h go. 2 9. %. =.
ct BpniiaetRs RTnnfen . untfTfhbnu9s'
gsrriA. 8erhmmslt F@ itDsH 2. Witttrr@
in @pnht IN Obtsu 6ielis. 9OIepp SababsV,
1925 y. D. Nss. y. @.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
aentide spanaeIii@ Lntberila

9emtI6e eDauseIii& . lttberii9e
GOururOin STRIDE, 90. unO q Ctr, q.
So.
goItor: &eD. 8ouI u. Men5eI.
GOnntaos. brntlGer @Ottsaoisnlt I'm II ubr
mOTssns, sn.liI&sr a.CTssa~SOtnsDisHlt an tsDem
a. Counting Des RCnaIs.
GsbesveElammlnHs Oss GnbsaSOT gsrtiHs
I'm 6.3u ubr.
GnsNi6e MbsureOitssOisnfft I'm 7.3O nbr
penn DslOnbers anBe3rIet
@pnAts, aten0s 8 ubr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am tsReu wHittwc@ bes
Rcnaie na@mltfaae 2 nbE.
Die @ORntaee @uIsblsr baben ibrt ntOnnt
Ii@s @.I9aft0 UeIIammlaMe am jr iten Dirnes
tag Des WtOnats. abenDs 7.3J ubr, unD ibte
pBdsmgiHe BOrbersiHnssfunpe DCnnsrstae
MUenD z 80 llbr.
8ell mmluns 6es WiiHtOusbevtins IL an 8.
DORnerstas bee @Onats UNI 2 l1pT nd&mlttass.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
msItEnnrtdIne in gdanhan.

Sn @hon0ou lit Elm S%pnrt1nter-
nebn1en a1erpro6ten stills, EN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN Aitsfih-
rinq beqrfifen. Inter WtttDirtirrg
berIdieSener dtsIGn0ifher @eieqi@ot-
ten miro auf Dem @ohplnteau Neu-
Shmoaur0 Itruu Der Snternotionnle
@elt1portplas i'm Ronigrei@ So6ieN
qeIdaffen. Aui eiuem Areul bon
8Deibunoert Settor ion ie6er MIR
moalihe Sport init mtsrnnttonoleM
HreiSfGmpfen o4er @rt mtsGeabt
weroen, ouBer0em aber fir Raar unb
Grbollnq eine 5iiIe bon @~eISteretns
ridtuugen eeidoffen werOeu. ote "a
8erbtnoung nit bebugIthem 8etel'
Ihdftstreioeu eme prGtttime Bgtutt.
qunq Der IN Ser Sntern0tiru1len
Srdiene-G usitenung gerDOnneueu ge'
Iultate be0euten ioHeu. Dit BEN
3eltIportplag lit elm ebenfnns allen
Nationen 3uedngliter SnterndttcIla'
Ter @eItiportfIub nerbur6en. Hn Der
Spite oes a~ranoioien unterHebmens
Iteht Der 6efomte Dresoner 3ctel.
fohutann 5enoing. oeIien RdHe be
pornebme ausfiihrune zines ioE@en
Brogromms berbiirat,
8ie III ooS 2ebeu bod 10 unenbIi&
niftie,
ltno rpteScr oennoh aud. unen6Ei&
lid pihtia.
llnerOIid tnrs lit 5spar MIR Mnir
Qeben.
un6 bed unenOIth bod lei naler
Gtreben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Geians-g neiue

WaibingtDn S6ngerbnnO. SEQ. 314
6 Strabe, q. SO. 9Ilbert 2epper,
Hr6lioent 81. 8rouner, Gefret1r, 314
6 @troBe, g. SO. &einri9 Sommer.
Dirigent. 8eriommelt lid ie0en
9ienstng our Singitunoe.
DomeMVersin Grau &. O B,rtta, Trdl.
gsriammluns ieOen 1 un6 3. 8 eitis Ots
MOnnts, AbeuOs s ubr, In Obissm ectaIt.
AriOu : @eIansDereiu, 1905, 6
5traBe, g. SO. 4ug. S1miot, Yrd-
Iioent. Gapt. Gbas. e. @dmeglpr,
Sefret1r, 1929 S GtroBe, 81. @.
aar[ &OIer, 9irigent. 9ireftoren-
n%eriommlung am /. Gonntog mad
Dem /. Mittuo9 i'm Nonat. Stng.
Itunoe ieoen Mitttpo@. @enerdIner.
am i. SOnntag i'm Ndra
uno September.
MriCn DamanUerein. Svaa y. Rrumpse,
pr I~iDenttn. Bsrlammluns am 2. RittmOd
mcnatIi@ abrnDs IN CbiSsm vOtaIe.
0ermania @anuer GbOr, 92S
genn. QDe. Grai. Sobn @eiff. Ser.
Qeonaro @eDer, AIT 1. Ctr, q. 6.
emil S. GbriItioni, Director. Ser
Iammelt Ii9 ieoen /. Sonntog i'm
Nonnt our @eiH6ftserIeOigung uno
ie0en Sonntog uno 9onnerstoo our
,Sing1tunoe in 922 8enn. 4ne.
Damenssrs'm. Grdn Sutir Gubler, wrGl.
0erlimmeIt i@ je6en eIGsn @Onntdg In
@Unat I'm pbistn 9UEale
2anOsmannidaftli6e nn6 llnterltiik.
ungs : @ereine.
@ai5ingtOn 8ritIiDerein, CHARLES
Sof, @efretGr, Bog $40. 2204,
station q; NereinsIofoI 0lrionbnle,
1905 6 @troBe, q. IS. geriomm.
lung eriteN Donnerstng TIM NOnot.
BrGi. Ben. g. @tdenboder, aenOts
Building, II un6 o StrnBe, 81. %.
gmuRa&ntn 0rretm. 0vau Gnna Gptss,
wrGIbenttn. TetIammeIt it baIelbR.
gdiuei3er @O5ItStigfeitsbeseiu
8rGi. Sultus GgIoff, 11S 3enneiIe-
gpe., g. g. 6. &. S9negler, Setre.
tar, 1929 S Str, q. 90.
@ereim gaOem, NIOis Weinbart, Sc
tretGr, 113 8 @traBe, 9. 80, ber-
fommeIt Ti9 ieOen 1. 0ienstng i'm
Monot in 1877 Z. StraBe.
gerein @abern, Columbia 9eftior
Nr. 1. @oIfgang Nuf01iheL, Hr1i,
Sront @iegono, 9i5e-Yr6i. Mtdel
9oI5beierIein, S9asmeiIter. 2beo y.
Qefert, SefretGr, 1910 6la. Nbe..
q. g. 9%erinmmIung ieOen 1. Conn
tag im Monot 8 ubr nofmittngs in
922 Ba. slne.
GeFenSarmItG0ter ltnterititnngs'
@erein, Sobn Weininger, Sefretdr.
7f6 GRESHAM 8I1ee, sc. SO. Ser
inmmeIt iih ieoen 8. Mittpo1 I'm
Monat in 922 En. Npenue.
GdmabiI6er 9ranfem . l~tnteritit
,mnasberein, NihaeI Dict. Sefret1r
|G29 s StroBe. q. .. NcrinmmeIi
ii6 ieoen 1. Dtenstng i'm Monnt II
1877 Z. StrnBe.
HlattOitider Screen. @m. Stiir
mann, Sefret1r. nobnboft in Eoco
ma Harf, b~erfammeIt IiH ieoen 2
Donnerstas i'm Monot in S27 z
StraBe.
Sobl
9ies, Sefret1r. 1888 9. gopito
StraBe. 9eriammeIt IiG ieoen /
Dienstns i'm MOnot in $50. 80:
Benn. Mbe.
Smnae Netger . ltnterfitmnasber
Elm. @eriommelt fiH am 3ten Diens
tag i'm Monot in go. 922 Henn. Npe
George w0Iari9miOt, @atrdidr.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Rirohea-. F9r0iaa~ uad Aogea~ Raleadar.

Die Smn gaaOp uO sdrap HO ebaml ms tets bon Observation-Disclosures fh BON gmHt
an in bn qthn up in Hn geGmH geft al g@L uni f0 mir tets bHbt ie an gmg
meter Shae mMmbmeL
gus fir Die Snm@n Der aap $3.50 per Sau.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

9enti@er @GiieubGnshereiH, Bra.
lioent S. S. S1ueioer, @m. S. Mep.
ers, Setret1r, 1919 Srpine Str, g.
80, 9~ireftsrert- un0 9elegaten-ger.
iummlung am 2. Donnerstae ieoen
Wlonots i'm SGngerbuno.
TraMsn EGlfsDersin 8raM &. 8. BartbsI
pral. BsrlammsIt T@ mOnatib am 2. Don
nerliae in Sd%HeTbunpbeim
Grauen-gldb eFsiu 6rau 8 9BfIer. pr6l.
grlammrt l9 munatit ssmab giutil.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

9enti@er 4rieserbmnO DeriommeIt
li6 ieoeH 3. 0tontoe monotli@ in go.
922 Yenn. Gpe., SeIODebeI Soiepb
Veair, $500 S Ctr. U. %.
9eatia-Am Se@uiEsr.
Serein O%eriammeIt ii@ ON /. uno 8.
WtitttDob 0es Monots i'm S6nger-
bunO, St4 s StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

GbamseLii& . Iatberii&t Sions'
Stride. 6. un0 q Str. 81. @.
HnItor @eb. 6. S. 8erener.
@ottesoienit am 1. uno 3. Conn.
tag Noreens lno Nbenos in eng
LTD. Nm g.. A. uno 5. 5Onntag
Morseus in oeutid, Nbenos in eng.
lid.
gtHtOus-gsrsiu am 4. DOnnersiGs tn RO-
nat Z ubr na& %mtItase.
8Taasu. gsrs,n am 1. DOnnsEstas i'm ROnal
3 npr naAmutaSs.
eatbsr. 9tsa fir 5aHeIinss isbsn Dunusrfas
Nbenb.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

DeutI9er @ottesoienIt INN II lbr
borm.. eneIiiher @ottesoienIt nm
7.30 obenos, Sonntogsi@uIe. eng.
Iiih, INN 9.45 normittngs.
Sn Der ISOLDE u~eriommelt li9:
3ir&snra : f&p am /. DienRas TN ROnnt,
8 tlbv Mbenhs.
Der SstrerSsrstn isseH DOnnrilOs absnSs
nm 8 rbT.
8Eauen gsrstn am sRsn DisnRas imgaOnat
am Z 1br 80 MbenDe.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
geretne.

0entIder GentraIberein. 9rdIioent
2urt w6Idner; /. @ioe-Yr1i. Mar-
tin Biegnno; 2. @i5e-BrGl. 80. Stud.
06lHel; 8. @ide-%r1i. &arI GgoIf;
4. 8i0e 8rdliOent George Mioir;
5. gi5e : HrdiiOent Muguit SAmiOt;
4orE 9nlnmel, Gdnsmei5ter F;
GuItnb Bender, Setrct1r; Gongre6
&eisbts, 9. 6. Sobnentrdger Soiepb
@onOrof. 8~eriommIltne ie0en 1
9ienItne i'm Monot in SEQ. 922
Eenu. Nbenlie.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
@uttsnmSrOeriu gam sObe SzartsiIt

Dos EiIIiter S9rDurgertdt berur-
tetIte bic @igenfdtnersfrGu uriuIo
EieIIot aus DomeoI5en mad utert6gi.
qer Berbanolung tuegen NorOes gum
9oOe. Die Berurteilte bate ibren
Moun, NIT Dem lie in ftGnoigem I'm.
frieSen Iebte. ourd arienitb0Itiges
Rattengift. oos iie uuter cine Speiie
miihte. pratftet.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

@rDIpect sin Cemetery. SreO.
Smbof @r6iioent, @m. Martin, &C.
tret1r. 8eriommelt Ii9 orn eriten
5reitag monatlih bel S. u. Cries
bauer. 433 Ste Strube, g. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
90 ntMer epi0naaeprsaek.

gor benz uereintgten 3tueiten nn6
britten 9trofIenot Oes @ei6seeriHts
IuerOen TiG, ME man aus 2eipal0
meIoet. Der ensliiHe SaiffsbGn6ler
@huIo aus 5outbdmpton nnO bier
@enoTen am Is. Nouember rpesen
Espionage 3u perantuorten baben.
Der YrOseB wtrO mebrere Tase IN
Qnipruh nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

@etcramenbrreim 6es Sten @ata.
iIlOns, &enrD @aItber, @efretdr.
416 8 StrnBes 81. SO. @eriammeIt
fi& IN araaur,,bona
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

GOIMmbia.9 nrnberein, 92S, %.
GtroBe, q. So, WOrtb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Sonntng i'm MOnnt, Nohmittags 8
llbr. WorItnnosIiBungen ie0en Won.
tag, MbenOs 8 lbr. Hr6iioent Aooli
q. Neaupero. GHriftport S. g.
Monn, 223t is. StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

GrFe rsfOrmierte Bride, 6. unO
Str, q. So.
gaItor: Step. Sannes 8. @ubrer.
On ieOem GOnntog:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

GbumscIii& : Int6erii&e ct, So
bannes : STRIDE. 4h Str, g.. M.,
5tuil6en 8 uno 6 Str.
Ynitor Nep. 8. Is. Guls.
8irpsnratb Serlammslt a@ am |. 9ittwO&
In MUnab AbenDs = ubr.
Brauenperein StTl mm.lt I'D am /. Nitt
bod I'm NOndI, Johmitta0s 3 UPS.
xutber-yisn Oerlomrnslt pp am 2. NttsUc&
ia Npnat, Mb. nDe 3 ubT.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

GbanseliI& : IutberiiGe Dreieinis.
teits Stride. a. unO Is Str, u. ".
Ynltor &eu. SenO@ @arOe0er.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20

ct. W1attbSi 2ntberii&e Stride. 8
Ctr, 5tpiiHen 10. uno ii. Ctr, 81.
%. Deutiher @ottesoienit UNI II
ubr mOrgens, enslii6er @ottesoienlt
I'M 8 ubr obenOS.
RaitOr SteO. S. IS. aImeuOtngeu.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

We have had many precocious IN
fanls among our famous authors.
From the age Of three, for instance,
Macaulay read necessarily, and By
seven he had begun a compendium
Of universal history. At eight be
wrote q treatise designed to convert
the natives Of Malabar to Christian
ily and about the same time COM
posed bic first poem. Browning,
too, had completed q whole volume
Of verse By the time he was twelve,
but his earliest artistic effort was q
painting Of g cottage and rocks,
which be painted At the ago Of two
IN lead pencil and black currant
jam. But the small Macaulay was
the worst. He had burnt bis finger,
and to Hannah More he replied
from his child's stool, thank you,
madam; the agony is abated." That
at fourl--London Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

DR.. Joseph lie Conte was an an-
thorily, recognized By the world Al
large, on the science Of vision. One
day he was showing class how q
detect the blind spot on the human
eve. He took two coins and held
them, one in each hand. before him
on the table.
@Look at both Of thsse steadily, =
said be, "and gradually move them
in opposite directions. Presently
they win pass beyond the range Of
vision. That il due 70 the blind
spot. Continue the movement, and
the coins viii again emerge 10
REV."
Then the philosopher and natn-
rnlisl had his little joke. you can
experiment for yourself at home. /"
said me. "But ii you are unsuccess-
ful Try some other object instead Of
. coin. Some people have no blind
spot for money"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

pisulsi. s,sss = issss' = 40 - iss csssi'
!, ~ A.. :. $500; ...s:.: ss s. s ss.:s.
s@1..s 80 :. Villas X kzs,asr' Ssssssssl
- ..s sss .'s. ss,.. ..: ass s s.ss assss
sac anan4an eeasl - eaezu q - ~ q
c1ss.i. sis.s * llans. sssafalaF = iAs .s,n..
sss.st i e * fsssf6sis oss q ssis Lsvi,
f1nnlT. 44lanaaHt4.
roe sisisei te.ne senea k.fs..ngs ~......
40 fhr ga aaHn naIf1 a44 In4 uaAae4n
11gf.1-a Il ifIlam A. ksslaef. aFfsasl4, aa1
lhsa knsea eslls $50 .as e.1ees =. assl.ss,
annan - 80 - oaasfs " ~ -. 1Ioc1 =. -
1sr laaa ~ ss1pefes. ~ - 90 ce4atys 4l4ls
II idah6. ftsefalaS y las eNgIkl tlat - 4slt
$500 :. N .sss i Levi ses y. 1sisnranis.
N11 tha staFa namE4 4ai1.14uN Aa4 e4ta
q res. afs hefeeT eetiae4. ~. ,1ffs Z. -. 2.
80 y ~ - ss-sn ts1isisi Slsss,si. state II
iaano IL sd ~ the eeanif q Lewis. ~
esnplnInf y 49, atogs aamst plelau4.
sss 49, = sss' ss =. s 20 'sss sssis
aelaa1ing 80 deQfreiaa ths uiistn - a19
rira 81 pe1s1EsIen e sid - = q hlsfk -
sltse toes q Nsspsl.s. ,ashs e :. go ~.
800 Le1 ~ saia Hespsfcs. y 10 - purchaser
u fna saMs hes tlalntla = 4afsilo1inf ~.
11aiS n1nq~1ef ~ atlanpIad ~ - o1VuT88 ~
nI4IrlIN u saia Fafu1f'4 stalls H4uN Aud HiIn'
kaIafna % Itai ae1ounl part 81 fAa tnfcnn4e
~ lsf u staII 81 Ihna 1lnarHd and d1rfee1.
fnn. aaId daIen1Auf4. ard each 81 NQo Aft
kafnt4 nottfa1 anH tIfH4fet - appear $40
anaN6f aaid compIaint HiihI1 lH44tf IlsI 4aIa
l.lI~1 II Ia tE4 81 aa44Ir4I 4fIoI he tHfV
Id halaaf Hnnn FoH IL served HIInI1 14I4 49,
cad in1IrI8I District nHd uiInIu forty I|
aafs iexelnllge 81 ne day q ssfricr( = sel4ed
aarf a. nI4luIIU Will 4F4It 20 ne ruuIt ~
1Ha lelIaI ~ nIaIfIH II sal1 complaint
IlsaI nt naDd anu t14 te4l ~ zoe d4itIt
eanfl IA ne sla1nd ludleIai dlfificl. oi lna
state N idaHo. IN 1Nd iof ioWia couuiI. tAi1
ftt.f 1Iirde g. rlosla. cl1fk.
ISL q HhIle nepaiY NIEfa
tnnaun o. NrAI aIIHItNN Tot II1IutIH' FN|'
IN + an'I f4sIitHrl aidf I'fuItIun. itt1Q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

a 1Il ~ aaiiinn 9s3ot per aQfe o. less
s..e t4nth 81 he nnfrh1fs price and afat [tAf's
l1la4..1l 90 def1ff4H DaywaHiH. fa1N % tt4 o.
sale & thn faIanrf IL rIrht14s aHnuaI INSTALL
maafs alfl4 per cana lnleftsl On AZ laHas
r@liine la maf4 thaa So % per acre, tHn.
t8aik9 81 the nnIehA1a price nnd tfBt years
Infsfsas On deferred paFM4nts' cash ~ oat 81
s1iai fho n4iAnos % sixteen annaal iAAtail.
neail al "a per 1snt Interest.
lana ssld sakIscl % hsfssatlns Of crops On
'' 81 ss ssa u shs state heard q Land Com.
"'7''"' 0oo. A. Day.
state land commIaaIo1ef,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

A "Reminiscences Of the 9ntlie - HsH9'
saw Meunlsin.
BY way Of making him talk, for
be vas afraid Of the reminiscing
habit Of soldiers and Il was nearly
impossible 70 get him to speak Of
bis experience In the var, the w0m-
an asked him, "Were You never
afrMdfp
"Of course. was afraid"
'That sounds human. when
we're you the worst scared-f you
don't resent the Wordf'
mot q bit. II Is q good word 70
express one kind Of q state Of mind.
Why, il was at the battle Of Kenne-
law Mountain. We had been fight
ing all day and driving the other
side before us. just about dusk We
came TO the foot Of the mountain
and found the Confederates had
strong fortifcafions well up toward
the top Of il. Word was sent along
our lfnes that at dawn the NEXT
day We we're 70 scale the noun
tain and take those Notifications.
As the word was passed from man
10 man every face turned white. i
pever have seen 80 sick q looking
lot Of men. At dawn We were 70
march straight up to certain DEATH
and We had all night TO think about
Il. There would be no possible es-
cape BIZ any one Of us. / knew my
comrades. There would be no de-
serlera. There would be only
corpses, and ! would be one Of
them. i don't know Il ! vas the
whitest man in the lot, but ! know
be would have been hard 70 pick
cut. 1 never naTt been ashamed
that ] vas scared tha& night"
But you are here. How did you
escapef~
4Well, some one had blundersd.,
The order had been given, but Il
vas fool one, and fortunately It's
folly was seen before We had an
American BalakIava. The order
was recalled, and IN iis place We re-
ceiyed the sane order to move I'M
der cover Of darkness 70 4 position
where our york would have some
value. New York Presa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-10-10

when I was q Soy" said a venera'
bic citizen Of Oxford county, Ne. my
father told me Of a very curious Incl
dent Of pioneer life. His parents were
the 1rsl settlers IN the township. and
bears deer and all sorts Of Wild game
were plentiful when bis mother saw
q bear AZ ne edge OF the clearing or
heard one Ia the bushes she used to
scare the bear away By clapping to
gefher two lat stones she kept IN the
dooryand fer that purpose. But one
very sfill evening the children heard
a dog barking over in the next town
shlp. and they ran to their mother just
about scared 70 death at the cry Of an
animal they had never heard before
The growl Of the bear and the waiting
yell ef the catamount they were used
70. but the bow-wow Of q dog was
something strange and terrifying"