The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

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! leave on Monday mornings train
! have learned to more appreciate the
] old saying that time. tide and trains
wait for nc man, nor children. either.
That q St. Louis man who stole
$4,000 from an express company re-
turned the money because sshis con-
science wouldn't let him keep IL. =
When a man pits bis conscience
against that of an express company
something is bound to give.
1 That men are valuable to The com
munity in which they live just Ia pro-
portion as they are able and willing
TO york in peace and harmony with
other men. When person loses
his ability to cooperate With others
he is in line for the down and out
Iclub.
That one lilo man got into q pin
ochle game Monday and missed his
train homeward bound. After learn
ing that a dozen young ladies and |
gentleman who we're standing on the
platform at the trains departure the
same morning, he said he felt easier
and much better.
That when Editor Paul Blake Of
Ito went forth to take unto himself
q wife Christmas day scme thought
full neiQhbor printed a unique sign
informing the public OF the editors |
mission and there we're a dozen ap-
plicants to secure the sign soon az
Mr.. Blake returned. asserting they
had use for it in the near future Il
That every man has his little
WEAKNESSES perhaps more than ID
naturally necessary to lug around,
bat very often such a weakness in
men takes the form of trying to GET !
something for nothing. which weak
ness cannot be forgiven by anyone.
unless be be appointed 10 thai pos
ition BY the powers that regulate the
universe. Y
That party living In Los Angeles. 4
writing friend here in Nezrerce, =
after describing the scarcity Of work 4
IN the city Of sunshine and flowers,
closes as follows: "We have the a
lowers. the green swards. and the =
sunshine; our scenes of unparalleled &
beauty satisfy the eye. the artistic y
sense, and even the soals but unfor- &
they do not satisfy the I
%
That money flows to the man who n
las money. Money is ssored-up \
abor. The sense Of security that
'omes to man with money in the
'ank means for increased ability,
nd the capacity to make more B
money. Il symbols health, happi-
ess, harmony, power, and the
atience and presidency before
hitch difficulty gives way.
That the night policeman of city
OF over hundred miles from Nez-
cree, found man clothed In pajaru-
! promenading on one of the resi-
sEce streets al two o'clock ia the
orning. On being accost.d the
an was startled, and then explained
at he was somnambuIisf. ~
MT care d--what your relig-
is," said the officer, ssyou can't
around wearing them kind o.
ds--I'm going to run you in"
i'd he did.
That if all work and no play
lies Jack dull boy, as one prof
sor says the converse is also true,
u all play and no work makes
* lazy shirk. Dull boys who
things are better than bright boys
0 are lazy in the worlds work.
ct as, then, be up and doing" as
of Americas great poets has
!, and teach our boys TO work, as
do nov, and not answer too free
he call of the wild, AZ we did
N of their age. BY doing as we
ise, and not as we did, they may
lily amount to more than we do.
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