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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23
War to End In January
BY
RICHARD COLLIER
Copyright. 1877 b the aiecluFe
Newspaper Syndicate.

ton that deifes dominion and sanetilies
vassalage ii permitted 70 endure wIn
lead 10 the destruction Of al IDEALS.
such baFbar0as results. according 20
the Bible. will nos take place! Civ
ilIzation win become enthroned upon
the earth. e. Is evident % ali wiO
study the Scriptures and beileve Ia Al.
mighty God.
, = ess multiplication. or
The Symbol is Nins. Arsl.se r,,r,s~s,s
when reduced 70 one nameral equal
nIne. I. ?, 5. 4. ). q. !, :. 0. The ad-
dltiOn Is As, and 4 plus are Q. TIE
multiplication Is 453GD and I Plus
plus plus are -. AID Plus s aFe'e.
The LETTERS AND THEIR kU-
MERicAL REPRESENTATION OF
The ALPHABET.
ABc EFG III L y
iasa $3.50 $50 a u y
NOPQ RsTu FWX "a
MEi Il 4 y - - 2 = = = . = 2
Tue numerical sum u the letters -
the alphabet Is 81. which i the arst
cipher u the symbol 3 pius 5 Plus
equal o.
REMEMBER THE StNE
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

A subscriber in Northern Wash
ington writes as follows: 81 have
a field that is infested with quaek
grass. Please tell me what is the
best method to follow to destroy
this pest I"
The inquiry comes from the nor
thern part OF Washington in a eli
mate where there is plenty of rain
fall. By sowing winter rye and
veteh Immediately after the grain
crop is harvested, the first step
viii be taken in a process which
has often been tried and found ef-
feetive IN destroying quaek grass.
After the grain is harvested stop
and prepare the seed bed, then
SOW rye and veteh at the rate OF
tive bushels of rye and % pounds
of veteh to the acre. Rye and
veteh are quick to sprout and
come up before the greSs gets a
chance TO recover. Then In the
spring both the rye and the veteh
viii begin a rapid growth until
the middle of May. At that time
the rye and veteh can be turned
under for green manure or cut for
hay and the land can be planted
to some cultivated crop with little
chance Of quaek grass making an
appearance. The veteh-rye treat
nent for quaek grass not only viii |
destroy the quaek grass, but i'm
proves the fertility Of the soil
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23
Letter from Another Soldier Boy.
Paseo, Wn-, Aug u, II.

---@~Nr " A-s aux =
The Nezperee Herald:
am writing you about the pa
per. heard you would send it
to all Lewis county boys as long
as they were IN the service. / am
from Mohler, and enlisted in Co.
+ Second Idaho, at Lewiston on
March %, 1917.
We have been IN Paseo on guard
duty four months. It is a fine
country, If you don't care what
you say-the sand blows every
day. ike the army and we have
a good time. We are all ready
for the Kaiser crew and think
we can get our share of them.
Give all my Lewis county
friends and relatives my best re-
CARDS, and send me your paper
as We get lonesome for the home
news.
Your soldier friend,
Ernest III. LivengOod.
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Teachers Institute Oct. Is.

The joint teachers institute Of
Lewis and Idaho counties viii be
held at Grangeville during the
week Of October ] b 6. This ar
rangement has jusf been agreed
upon by Miss Martin and the SUI
perintendent Of schools Of Idaho
county.
An able corps Of instructors and
lecturers win be provided and the
teachers are assured Of all the es-
sentials necessary to make their
1917 institute a little better than
those that have gone before.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23
Yours truly,


Good wishes to Attorney g. T.
Pennell, may he win success in his
chosen career, and may he make q
name for himself and bring re.
nown to Lewis county. We arr
proud to say that we are aequaint-
ed with Mr.. Pennell, and it is sci.
dom that we can meet as fine a
gentleman, and we prophecy for
aim brilliant future in his mill
tary life.
Combines and a caterpillar
started harvesting ON Monday
morning.
Nessrs Ables and ShOun attend
ed TO business at Charleston on Sat
urday and returned home on Sun
day, making the trip in Mr.. Ables
car.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
a fine daughter.
Many complaints are being
made of late Of the careless driv-
ing Of automobiles. The dust is
50 heavy that it is hard to discern
an auto approaching, which caus-
IS much danger for people driving
teams, as they cannot see the au-
tos. The rural mail route men
complain Of daily annoyance
from fast speeding. People who
read the daily papers should take
warning from the accounts OF
the many serious accidents that
happen daily in the cities while !
. little care, forethOught and eau
ion in time might save a life or |
limb, and owners Of automobiles
should remember that the u. S.
nail carriers have the first right |
o the whole highway. A word 20
he wise is sufficient.
August Duuek came near hav-
ng a serious accident one day last
week. He either became faint and
ell, the weather being exceeding
y warm, or else his team knocked |
Inn over and hurt his side and
he wheel struck his head, Mr..
buick is recovering as rapidly as
Guild be expected.
Peter Swanson was a pleasant
fletcher caller one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson
aid the Fagg family a visit one
ay last week.
Henry Mattox has returned
rom a visit to Grangeville.
Mrs. II. T. Grant and sister,
Iiss Pearl Hoss, each possess Chi
a saucers that are over one hum
red years old. They are gifts Of
grandmother from Tennessee.
Lyles Treadwell, the small son :
Mr.. and Mrs. George Treadwell, | .
IS received a letter and the gift :
a small silver flag pin from the q
onorable +. X. Yyles, editor Of
nc Houston Herald, of Houston
issOuri, in compliment Of the lit !.
e chap having the old honored :
Tles names Of southern renOwn.
he little silver flag is a very G
gift now that we hear y
much about patriotism, and Mr.. n
Ties is me Of the most hOnored d
ntlemen in Missouri. p
Hay is scarce this season, and y
ny arc cutting spring grain for I,
~ Reporter ..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23
That Is to Say, the Power
Of the Beast Is to Be
Overcome In Forty
two Months

The great mystery OF the
most occult book Of the Bible
is the verse in Revelation re-
laline to the Beast and bis
number. 600. A eomprehen-
sive study Of this verse. this
number and the relation OF
combinations Of this number to
the present world war. the
German Empire and the
German Kaiser. would seem
to establish withou, a doubt
the identity Of the Beast as the
German Kaiser. and the num-
Der 600 as beng prophetic Of
his character and acts. And
furthermore. il is established
from this verse that iorty-two
months is to be the duration 81
the war. which viii bring to an
end the power Of The Beast
IN January.
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Rarmer's Union Membera Notice.

OWING to The rush Of the harvest
season the meetings Of Local No.
2 will be suspended till the call of
the president.
n. II. Jacobs, Pres.
BY J. J. Manthey, See.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23
TmE SIX Ska
q q e 9 . g
REMEMBER THE Ska


Thlrty.six i the eombinei numbsr
o. verses IN the thirteenth and sefea-
geeblh chapters " the bssok u Reeve
latl0n. aud fhey are the ealy chapters
Ia the book containing eixaieen seFses
each Chapter Ali. verse D eoatalss
The great symloL ThlFtern malg piled
/ b. nine equals ~. nnd oue Plus oas
plus Eeven equal nine.
III any man have an ear ~ him
hear. Verse sine eentaias Words.
nine. letters. tWenfy -sexens Mae Plus
nine plus twenty ,seEen equal forty-uSe
Tue nine AFabfc numerais total forty
are. and fur plus ave equal sine.
wheFsss. ths b.
fntsrpresatien 81 psFtat derFasn 1efs
The PrephssF-Faii sfnasat hAs easa-
81 We<Id Aats<raey. mftfea Fsteatsf
s Rise - NERD sets - 80 szsiasf
os...s.ae.-aAs.. tbs eessfumsaf
-. e.. ~. ana me peesas -
s-....,.- u - the calfsa STATES
United States te 80 - !.
All Nasisaa. April nsaslsss - a.
g fsfz .ssss - -
The Figures 10 she * rsss~asntassssa
TsaF aeasss - e tns 4 ails.a ataass
Nina e Asasstsa la $50.
nFeas 4za~sattssi.
That tns stats q uaf bssweaa Ghs Calsaa
States SD ne irupsFtzi tiessnaa Rexsfa.
msnt Nhleh has thaz bssa shFsss apan sks
United States l. hereby fafsaaily aseiaFwa.
and that he prssl8ens BE-. ans - = hsss-
~ authorized and asrsetsa "a ssAnsss lks
rffEfFa - a..
rnitsd States and the Fssousesa 81 shs
government 70 carr 81 wag assiaaa rs
ifupsrtai germaa gossrnn.ent. sna Is
bring the conflict 70 ! szeessafal tsrmlna.
tion all o. ths rssaareaa % sae eauntrs ars
hssseT pisissd ~ ~ eaasfe@@ % ths
United States.
Dynsaky Of
Do~rfaii q Prussia IL Mas
kaissrisu. tulnth dymmasyl
Dynasty 81 Ger
man empire l. thrus third dynasty
nine b. three. chs result Il
twenty -seyeu. and two plus seven
squai nine.
KAISER wiLHELm u.
Year o. birth. eighteen hundred ana
afsy-nlne. One multiplied b. eight.
sight By nve and forty 81 nine equals
hree hundred and sixty. Three Plus
dx Plus nought equal nine
Date Of birth January twenty.ueven
Two plus seven equal nine. The no.
neFieai representation ~ lesfers Ia the
word January reduces 10 nine.
The year q reign o. kaiser when be
declared war 4 twenty .sevems twt
'lus seven equal mlne.
Revelation. chapter thirteen. verse
ne, "And I stood upon the sand of
be sea and saw q beast rise un out
the sea having seven heads. ten
orns. and upon bis horns ten crowns.
nd upon his head the name og Bias
henry" The sum o. the numbers In
his verse IL twenty seven. sind the
TIMBER reduces t. nine.
with the add.
Autoeeaey ton of The num-
Submarine her six to each
letter the sum Of
e Numerical representation Of the
xieen letters IN heads. horns. crowns.
% the fofty.three letters 10 heads.
'rns. crowns. blaspbeny. submarine.
itoeFaey reduces 20 nine. The words
itocFacy and submarine are Interpret.
from the word blasphemy Ia the
REMEMBER THE ALPHABET.
sse
n II a a 4 A - -
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sehwerin; HIS. SAKE. yers,,sr. - 49,
isnburg. strelisx. g-io oIaenbnre.& ss.ss
brunswick. r-is. SAKE Meingneen, MA
s = Altenburei MIA. aaxe- cobure. tio1ha.
OBJ Anhais. PIE aehwafsl,ur- .s.,.,.sss~'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

the Numerical representation Of the
sixteen letters In heads. horns. crowns.
and The fofty.three letters 10 heads.
horns. crowns. biaspbemy. submarine.
autoeracy reduces 20 nine. The words
ausocFacy and submarine are interpret
Ell from the word blasphemy Ia the
verse.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

The total f. one ilundfei and ninety
SIX. which is the second cipher u TIE
symbol One multiplied b nine. b.
SIX equals nfty-four. and eve pIus -four
equal nine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

fntsrpresstlsr 81
che prsphssy-Fail
81 Nasls Aasssraey.
q Rise 81 Wssld
psmssraey-Msss
says Frsm he
Rseahiie 81 ths
United atstss e
All Natiena. April
g 1917
The Figures 10 she
fsar aeds@s -
Nins
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

Where's. ne 81
psFtai eiernan So.
ernmsat l4s eua-
m4fssa Repeated
aets - so azaiasf
tts sefsfumsaf
and ne seeals -
ne tnlfsa STATES
e Anssa mere
fefs ~ Il
flealsef - shs
ssn4ts aaa haass
- fsFfs&zHt 4flFaa
- tns aisssi atzfsa
* Amsssea la e.
nFeaa asmss led
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

man empire i thrvs third dynasty
Multiply nine ~ three. tbe result Il
twenty seven. and two plus seven
equal nine.
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ADDRESS OF
REV. McK0Y
Continued from page I.


and party which have proven to be our
friends and shown q willingness and a
disposition to give US all the rights and
privileges guaranteed under the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, as American
citizens.
But do protest against colored men
neslecfing their own business and racial
enterprises 10 run around day and night
and fall out with each other over putting
some white man in office, from whom
they hope 70 get . few dollars or be ap
POINTED n some mental office. Let us
work together and make more places for
Ourselves. ] really believe that the more
bushes OF our own W. have and the bet
Ter we manage our business, making IL
successful and q credit TO the race, the
more consideration and the better treat
ment we will receive at the hands of 9th
ers, politically or otherwise. DIR. Booker
t. Washington was never an applicant
for any government position, bee su-e he
was 100 busy serving his race and coun-
try. Fred X. Moore declined the posi-
tion - Minister TO Liberis tentered him
by President Wilson, because he was busy
running . great newspaper for his race
Hundreds of our people could h. equally
o. independent, IL ne cultivate COMP
DENCE. UNITY and COOPERATION.
Let the minister who makes his living
preaching 70 colored people, the doctor
who makes his living prscticing on col
ored patients, the lawyer who makes hi-
living representing colored clients, the
publisher who makes ms living publish
ing the doings Of colored people and the
teacher who makes his living teaching
colorcd youths invest q part Of their mon
ey in colored enterprises 70 assist in max
ing places for some Of the worthy mem
b>rs Of the race from shom they get their
living; and ~e will he able n employ .
greater number Of our own people than
we are employing tohsy. do not mean
that you should invest your money with
out INVESTIGATING the enterprise, but yon
should thoroughly investigate the enter
prisss around you operated BY colored
men and - whether they are deserving
Of your sspport, and II they are, then
you should support them. No man nor
- Of men honestly conducting q legiti
mate busines- for the people are afraid
Of investigation. When men are honest
~ trying 10 do something for the benefit
Of The people, they may differ in meth
DDS but they DO not differ in purpo-e.
therefore. tbey are not afraid Of invest
gssion- When ve are busy filing
positions created By oor-lvss. the door
a opportunity 10 I'll other positions will
- % ~ easier. The thines Of which
hevs SPOKEN Ne can do tor ourselves,
- - ~ can do for ourselves We
- - - sny ons 10 do for us. w
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American citizen, is will take lie sAns
for the black boy. We are 70 make M
ses this By using whss has been sivsn a
70 promote the bsss interest Of our rscs
and all mankind.
THE OBJECT Of The Golden Ru,s
Beneficial and Endowmsns Associssiou u
70 unite frsternaily al colorsd psrsons
and help al mankind. In trying 10 car
~ out thess objects for shirseen ysass,
We have organized IS subordinsas Aoo-
Citations and "a nurssr,ss, Issued pslieiss
70 6JOl mem, woman and childron;
bought and psid for more than siehs
thousand doiIars worth Of psepssy; pald
through the subordinsss associssous and
nurseries $l2, l4O. Is for sick duas, and 10
the benehciariss Of decsasod membess
$l3, $3.50, and have 70 the creole Of Ths
Golden Rule Beneficial and Endovnsns
Association IN bank today eS72s.A I
, believe that this record helps ~ - .
race, because it hslps the Whit man 70
80 ne in . more favorable light Wha
he sses that We are making ~ Of our op-
portunities. coming together In orrani-
zstions Of this kind. preparing 70 casv
for ourselves and childrss, hs know shss
We will b isss burdsn ssd sroobls - him
and he likss ~ better 90 shss scsoasG
and vill help ~ 70 hep oursslvs; and
believe that that u Ill ~ ought 70 ell.
! II the little group which 20 have sosssn
together can accomplish vhss 10 be- in %
short o. time and through much oppositioa
what could ~ do II We could - The sap
port and co-opsrstios of ell cur psop lsf
Why II Ne ould The army II oor rscs
20 pus The ssme amount Of sussxy On a
enthusiasm IN building up our organ ia
aon for six months thss they pos into
the campaign OF 1915 over Who shou,d
bs governor Of Wet Virginia. 90 voud
have hfty thousand msmbbsrv and h
able 70 furnish more PLACES tor member, Of
our race than The Govsrnos could sppoi.s
Them 70. 80 I sdviss thss - b posI~
interested IN thines political. bot thss -
he more Interested and enthusiastic 4.
things which are purely our s~s.
Being encouraged By The schisvsmsss
OF the pest and With hish hops Of sssse
er achievements In The future. ssy N
this delegation here today. LET Us 90
FORWARD. taxing for our motto, I en-
but one. bus I an one; cannot do ell
thinss. but I cen do somsshins and ne
thing that can do. BY tie help Of God
will do for rnyssif. my rscs. my country
and my God.
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can build mp tine confidence of our peo-
pie. j am not discouraged. believe
that square and honest dealing will i'm
ally win. ] notice that wherever colored
people are thoroughly convinced that il
10 TO their best interest to cooperste in
business they are doing 30. The Mutual
and Provident Association of North Oar
olins doing s4O4, 766 worth OF business in
1910 10 an example. The Standard Life
In -urance Company OF Georgia with its
slop.OO deposited with the state 10 an
other, and the National benefit Assoia-
ton Of Washington, ID. c., which has
written M, -" policies. hold government
and rsilrod bonds TO the amount of xl72.
80. and there are others just a. success
ful as these, scattered over the country.
speaking To us, saying what we are dong
| YOU CAN DO.
THE GOLDEN RULE BENEFICIAL
AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
The Golden Rule Beneficial and En-
dowment Association was conceivedlin no
spirit OF antsgonism to any existing or
ganizatiOn, but born out of q strong de-
sire 10 assist in the advancement OF the
Negro race and through that advance
mankind. so sdmonish you today to
not let prejudice, selhshness, the spirit
OF revenge or retaliation prevent nc from
rspo1sins every cau-e anil enlistng in
every move 10 our communities. STATE and
nation which has for its object the adj
vsncernent Of mankind. The rights and
privileges which We 90 fondly cherish in
common with all mankind can not come
n NJ through disIoysIty and rebellion,
but through loyal and faithful service %
our race. our country and our God men
will he male N So that we are deserving
II the rights and privileges which are
ours. We are not unmindful Of the bu-
milistions, insults and injustice- which
ve have been subje~ted 70 a. . race, but
iet ~ remember the sdmOni-h 81 the
great apostle, -. Paul. Thes. Sis,
see that none render evil for evil unto
any man but ever follow that which -
rood, both among yourselves and 10. all
men, Relieve that II ve a. q race put
INTO practice this Apostolic Injunction
that the words Of Roosevelt, "ALL MEN
p and No MAN DOWN" ~in become
the motto Of the American people and
the bars Of prejudice and racial sntps-
thy which closes the door Of opportunity
against the black man along some lines
gill b. thrown down and Ne will come
into our Dan. When men fully realize
that they can not get justice unless they
are just 10 others and that they can not
obtain mercy unless they are merciful,
then mans iDhumsnity n man will in .
great measure ceess. When men realize
that Justice which discriminstes against
a man because Of rsce, color, or previ-
ou- condition Of servitude = not justice
a. all. such Determinations will Geese
and al will he given an even char &C in
the race OF life according 70 his ability
and not according 70 his color.
Ia will be seen that IL IL takes nine
months in the year and modern equip
ment 20 Gay the edncstionsI found.tlon 20
make the white boy . good and ussful
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How's That

We o6sv ose Hsn1releDs,isss Ne
ward for any ease ef cstarsh tnas saa-
Halle Cstasrh Cure nae - 49,,
~ catarrh ss9srsrs fes ehS pass
fhtrty-6vs pears. go 49, bseoos
own 80 The ooet reliable remedy fes
Catarrh Halle cstssSh cuss este snsu
the bieo1 e sas AssSss ssseassa e.
peiiine The Petses frso shs D1so1 80
AfteS PEE have ssnSa n1aIYo Csengvn
Cure fy . shsss 49, pee ON ses 3
grsss tsIssvs.sss o. yeSs lsssssl
een1 fev tsestoea6ala ~
-. cun,lDY . CO. 1DosG4 - >.
80 ~ ~ Dsn0UnUoa -
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long.
Viewing the situation every sensible
standpoint Of fairness to oil parties con-
eerned. the only just conclusion that can
he reached 10 that it 10 now up 20 che
South To decide 10 decide upon and 4, do
one OF things, namely; Either rsvsr,s il
attitude, dis. ,osition, practice and eon.
duct toward the Negro - . race. or AHA.
tie ssful. inevitable coeseqnsuoss which
are de-tinied 10 follow iss refusal and
failure 70 make this ehsnp.
There 10 bat one wy By which Mi.
Change OF policv can be sssisfscso.,l,
brought about that will be effective snd
pleasing TO the Negro that will iuduc.
him 70 femsin here, or 20 rssuro 1,
event ne hes already left snd soos 49,
~here-thss way 10 the sbsoluss rsu~~l a.
each and every legislative snscsm~ns
part or parts thereof, nov on shs ssssnss
books Of each and every Southern 49,.
operating or 70 be operated sssinss m.
Negro race IN any way. manner or form.
Whatsoever that tends towsrds snv Ill.,
O. Or unjust restrictions bearing upon he
Negro rights Of citizenship, bis rsusrsl
welfare, happiness and enjoymens ss pr~-
ent and IN the fusure, and q the s~..
time rs>tore his race 10 its former uoou.j.
if~d citizenship. rights. hsppine,. So
which are guaranteed and secured N !.
under the Federal Cons ttus,on and 49,
use- relating thereto.
Confronting what may 10 . most or.
picking dilems for the south. th,s I'll. i'm.
Port.nt question ARISE. Will che svsks.
arse and measure mp 10 the urrsns de-
msnds OF Justice by ordering ssd spssr,-
ing the proposed repeal. in . ssraishsfsr.
ward promps manner With . lovsl.
hearty goodwill - IN honorable. riske,-
ou- thing n do. or will che decline sod
leave the matter TO BE- determined bv
late. ~hi'e ses population 10 bsins a.
creased. her trade diminished, her bui-
pess declined. her mseni1cens ind,se>ie.
brought % 3 virsnsl SsaDdsan. -
her charming commercial ncord sv,ps
away, . thing al the psss7
Lynchburs. Va