davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

80 Odpravljene omeiitvc. Gradi, i
in pOpravljati Sc smejo bolniSni-
ce III cerkve, ce iroSki ne preSc-
"ajo $4,000, in navadnc hiSc. a
.ko strOSki ne znesejo mad $4,000.
DOgraditi Sc smejo posIopja. XII So
.iih priceli graditi pred ,. scptcm-
brOm 1918.
5 TEN, da so odpravljene One
Jitve "a stavbinska della, .je do
voljeno proizvajati stavbinski
material: opeko, cement, apno.
Stresnike in stavbinski les.
Iivilski upravitelj Hoover ic
podal izjavo, da Sc ne more pri-
rakovati. ola vSled podpisancsa
premirja takoj padejo zivezne ce-
ne. Mr.. Hoover je dejal, da >fo-
pamo s kOncem vOjnc V novo go-
spodarsko dobO in da je ncmoso-
&c pricakovati takojSnjega u6in.
ka ma Gene. Gene nekaterih zivii
pOJdejO mOgoce navzgor, druge
bodo pa padle. Morje bO svobod-
on in lahkO no dovazati zivila IL
zalog JUNE polovice sveta IN
vzhoda ma trg. Mnozina zivcza. Iii
ga mOrajo dat Zdruzenc drzavc.
Sc ne DO spremenila. Iahko Sc ia
dOgodi, da pojde sedaj tisteea Il
veza mnogO mani IL Amcriki. Xxi
ga je slo do scdaj najveG, drusc-
ga pa vec, XII ga je odhaialo malo
ma svetovni trg.
Po izjavi Hooverja ostane zivil.
ska uprava, dokler traja premir.
je. PrOfitarje bodo ravnotako "a
sledovali in kaznovali. Pc nicoo.
vi sOdbi bodo 4 embareom pre-.
precili, da ne izvoziio vsega zivc.
"a V EvropO. Vlada boy bodoce
ravnOtako nastopila proii Speku.
lantom z twill kot do sedaj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
CAS-

je edna slovenska ~reviia V Anne
riki. "Cas" prinasa lepe pove-
sti, koristne goSpodarske in 60
spodimske nasvete, znanstvene "a
%nimiyosti, poducne in narodu po-
trebne razprave, mnogo micnih
slovenSkih pesmic in polcg tcga
pa prinaSa lepe in umetniSte sill
Ike.
List shaja meSeGno ma 80 stra-
neh in Stanc SamO 800 ma leto,
IN pol leta 800. NaroGa Sc pri
Gas, 27ll So. Millarl Ave,
Chicago, H., Y Clevelandu in oko-
lici pa ma 6033 St. Clair I'VE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

NalnOvcjSa nota nemSke Wade
proSi, da cc hi Amerika Spre.iela
nemSko misiiO, Xxi hi osebn0 pred
lozila ameriski vladi pOdatkc o
mnozini potrebnih zivil IA izstra-
dano ncmSko liudstvo. Uradniki
' drzavHcm Department. iziav-
ljajo. da 10 more Amerika Spreje-
ii n0bcnc ncmSke misije. kajti pc
mednarCdncm zakonu 81 Idruze-
ne drIayc Sc vedno V vojncm STA
nju 4 Men rijo. Dale so vladni IL
radniki dali razumeti. da Ameri-
ka ne miSIi darovati ncbenih zivil.
tcmvcc da mora Nemcija placati
N Use. kar dobi.-IivilSki upravi-
tell Herbert G. Hoover ic odpO-
toval IL New Yorka V Evropo.
Hoover jc deial pred odhodom.
da So DO .tmcrika najpre.j mOrala
o%zirati ma naSe ''nalc Zavclnikc"
III 50 bill Y vOjni M naSi strani IT.
ma one, Iii 30 zdaj osvoboieni IL.
pod nemSkcga jarma; 10 so Bel
gijci, Grki. Rumunci. Srbi. Ccho-
>lovaki, Poliaki in Jugoslovani y
mcjah bivSe Avstrije. Teh j, o.
kroe - m~ilionov in vSc no treba
prehraniti. Potem pridcjo ma VIZ
$40 Ncmci. Madiari in Rusi. N>ch
Judi. ki so prizadeti vsled po-
manjkania, je okrog 40 milo
nov, in med tcmi jc 10 10 Milo
nov oscb, HI Sc morda same pre-
hraniio do prihodnie zctve. Anne
rika ina no razpolago 20 milo
nov ton zivil "a VISA Ia lacna ljud-
Stva. kar pa ne more zaJostoyati:
pomagali bosla morali guiana y
merika in AvStralija. Hoover
obiSGe London in Pariz in potem
pride V dotiko z NemGi.io bodisi
ma nevtralnih tleh, ali pa pojde
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

IL t~ictlina porocajo: NeodVi>ni Socialist y
kahmetu nGye nemSke Wade predlagaio, da pr.
dcio V zapcr admiral Tirpitz. bivSi mornar;S,;i nj
Gistcr IN Sci submarinskc kampauie, general
Keim, vodia armadne ligc. DIR. Wolfgang Knapp.
predScdnia v>enemske domovinSkc >trdn>ke. AT
miral Hoii;zendorf. bivSi ce>arski kancelar. q
neral Ludendorff in mnOoi drugi militari>ti. o.
hcnem zahtcyajo socialist. ola Sc organizira po-
Scbno ljud>ko sOdiScc, Iii bo sodilo te oscbe "a
radi pOvzrccitve voinc in u~virania miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

naravnoSt ccz Reno in Y nckda-
MO Avstrijo, kier uredi vsc po-
trebnO "a poSilianje zivil.'
kO so pOnehale sovraznosti. je
Bernard NJ. Baruch, p~redsednik
vojnega industrijalnega odbora.
naznanil, da je Odpravlienih mno-
go omejitev V produkciji in "a
stavbinska della, Xxi so bila uvede-
ma V vojnem casu. Cd casa do Ca
sa bodo odpravili Sc wee omeji-
tev, dokler Sc dezela ne vrne po-
pomona V normalne case.
Omejitve "a stavbinska della so
vecinoma odpravljene, medtem
ko so "a druge industrijalne pro-
dukte kot ma pr. "a pasazirske
automobile ~odpravljcnc lc ma po-
~lOvico.
Mr.. Baruch .je izjavil ''Vojni
industriialni odbor je pricel da-
ncs modificirati Omejitve, S kate
rimi je kOntroliral ameriskO in
dustrijo interesu narOdnega
vOjnega p%rograma."
Professionals vojne9a industri-
%jalnega odbora pravi po teh bese-
dab, da ina odbor namen odpra-
viii te omejitve stopnjevaje, da Sc
dezela vrne v nOrmalne razmere.
'Priorna diviziia je izdala o.
krOznico, V kateri pravi, kako da-
lee so te omejitve modificirane.
Po tel okroznici imajo obGine in
drzave pravico graditi cestc, mo-
stove, naprave ~ kanalizacijo,
bulevardc, igriSca in parke. Do
voljeno ie graditi naprave "a u
metro namakanje in osusevanje
zemljiSc in i%zvrsevati ~popravila
ma Nth. Ia mimi ie nastcta celia
vista stavbinskih del, "a katera
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

.AmcriSki caSnikar. XII je T. italiianskimi oku-
pacijskimi Gctami ma Slovenskem olcmlju, porofa
IL Tr>ta:
Tukajinji Slovenci. ki 50 Y maniSini, So zelo
bojc' da Jill ~Italijani oropajo' %niihovih syoboScin
in njih cdino upanje ie, da sc Amerika ma mirov-
nj konfcrenci potegne zanic. PROTEST. so ma dnev-
mem redu in I%talijani imajo mno9o >itnoSti pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
'NNIMIV CLANEK O EADZoRovA-
':JU BANKE ZvAryE CLEARING
N2j 10 pvIEeni 20 ltlds' sc. &C je
I'd naGzorstvom CLEARING Hou-
HOUSE

M 10 pviEeil 70 ltlds' SO, &C le
ID naGzorstvom CLEARING HoR
N~c haulc, XII imajo zve1o 5 Chica.o
.-tf.rc Hou>e. so podvrzcnc st,o.cmL
''iI"t">auJu oL uradGiEov 'eea zavo-
H.. i'rcgirdutnuic racunov in imetja
Sc mora vrSiti najmanj enkrat ma leto.
ir.rlcn'i natan6uo prciS6cio Stanje
,,,ke p9nkc. VSo gutovino prcSteieio.
g.. ~.irinJn vse note, larScinc, Vknj.Zbc
"a IruSc Nrrdnostnc %listine, sc prcpri-
5:.io a fondih. XII SO LaloIcni ' GrEgih
harSah ia preglciajo EuIgr in raGunc.
&c uujdcio izvedcnci kake slabe ali
},umliiy, v~rcdnostne l~.stine, Sc lie ne
Siclcio zee kot imovina banke. Ako Sc
ic skrcila vrcdnost bancncga premozc-
ma, mora banka kazati pravilno vred-
most y SNnjih knjigah. &c bankq drzno
;.ckulira in So il pride M sled, mora
to ta..oj orustiti. Use, kar 10 slabo, ri
skirano. 80 mora talioi od,traniti in ma
jun".;i,i = boljsim. &c vscga tcGa
hurl.u hitr" ne pOpravi in stori, izgubi
,sr nadaiiuic ugodnosti in pravicc, XII
iih vIiNaio harkc, katcre so zdruzcDc V
CLEARING House.
kelar Sc ~odvzamcio kaki banki te
u%sodnos,i ali 90 nj sprejeta V Clcraing
Hous" ina eiednja IN to dobcr vzrok.
M lrugi strani pa j. o bank, XII ic
c]lanicn L. avezc, re 10 dovolj jason do
kaz. IA ina dobro imovino, la j. MEN
krcdit dober in ia vodi svoi denarri
promct pc Fredpisih, varno in sigurno.
Nacrt "a nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa ie bill izdelan v Chicago
pred dcsetimi lett, cd karercga casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, Xxi
je bila V zvczi ; tenn Clearing Housom.
| Ako ie slo ma ali drug baHki slabo
vsled panike ali vojske, so il takoj pri-
skocile ma pomoe drugc Clearing House
banke in il pomagale, dokler Sc MISC
p~ovrnile z0pet normaine razmere. Ia
Clearing House nadzorovalni nnGrt Sc
lie pokazal tako vspcscn. da so povsod,
kier koli SO nahaia kak Clearing House.
s%preicli Ia naGrt.
American State Bapka j. v zvczi =
tenn Clearing Housom, jc pod nlcGovim
nadzorstvom in ina we privilegije te
banke, katcri poda vsako leto pct po'
rolnih ra6unov.
American State BanSa pa ie tudi rod
drLavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsako
lcto pet de.ajliranih rs&unov o stGnju
Banking Departmental drzhve Illinois.
Napravitc NASO banko "a Vase
banko in Vas dcnar no warren in ga
lahko dvigncte, kcdar "a lclite.
Vprasai:e "a seznam naSih First Gold
hipotek. Kakor tudi scznam 10000 in
10000 zlatih hipOteGnih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

~"kupaciji .osednih pokrajin. Y drueih kGniih. no.
Sebno ma Reli, XII 50 tudi y m|anjSini. 81 oborozcui
do zCb IN grOzc l. voino. DEE Italiiani ancktiroi n
meSto. Govori Sc tudi. da .Jugo>lovani nahira io
proSt"voljcc med \cnci IA >voio armada.
Nekdanja avStro-o"rSLa floia ic 30 vctiui .
rokah Ju9c>loVanov: vecii del mornaricc jc pred
Nratkim odplul pod hello za>tavo pred otok krf
Jugoslovani so volini izroGiti floto lie A.ncriki 3.
10 lj drzi, doklcr mirovna konfcrenca ne >kIcrc
komu prip0de.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

naravnost ccz Reno in Y nckda-
MO Avstrijo, kier uredi vsc po-
trebno "a poSilianje zivil.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
u r XII.

4 Dunaja p~oroGajo: BivSi ~avStriiski cesar
Karl ie tidal Y torek sledcco proklamacijo. : ka-
tero Sc jc odpovedal pro>tolu:
"Odkar sem zaSedel prcstol, sem Vedn0 >ku-
Sal rcSiti moje narode IL StraSne vojnc. N katcro
ni>em iaI odgovoreH. Napolnicn T. veliko liubCzni-
io do moiih narodov, ne maram. ola hi moja oScba
Stala na roti niihovemu >vobodnemu razvoju.
PriznaVam Odlok \cmSke .AvStrije. da poSiane
>rparajua drzaya, toda noCcm So udclezcvati IL
pray move drlavc in ravno tako odvezujcm vxc
moic avStriiSke minislre cd vSeh niihorili dolznu-
81 y nadi, da sc BIO mole nemSkoavStriiSk liud-
stvo >iolH2 oreaniziralo pc novih razmerah. We
dino sem iclcl SreGo mOiim narodom in notranii
mir ie cdini, Hi zaccli ranc, katerc ic prizadela
Noi1a. karl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
Program ma glasovanju.

konferenca ie imela obSirno razpravo - naGr-
ia programa in GA je napoSled Sogla>no odoh:.l;.
PrGdllozen DO vSem organizacijam. Iii priradljn
Federation of Labor, da o MEM rU,pravliaio la
g~laSuieio. &c ga vccina Sprcime. kakor ic ptiGa-
l0vati. SO Stranka uStauovi in nastopi zc iri phi
hodniih Spomladnih volitvah : Svoi;mi kanddati.
| rcdsednika chicaSkc iedcraciie imcnujcio he,
kandidata "a zupana y Chicagu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
Pomen move stranke.

Program, XII ie hl ma zborovanju Sprejct. @
vienna Z minimalnimi program Noriali>ticnih
>trank Y EvrOpi in obscga vSe vainc z%altc,c. IA
katerih uresnicenje ie y obstoiecih ralmcrah mo
9OGc misliti. Ustanovitcv neodyi>ne dcisv>kc
stranke ma podlagi :akega programa ii bilo pc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
&@8aRsn@
Dr.. w. E. 0hIendOrf, NJ. d.
Gdravrik "a notranje bolezni
IN ranocelnik.

.'tny"i'sn rr"istava brczplatna 80 pla.
u.i H. O." z,lravila. 1924 Blue Island
NIc Chicago. Urcduic od | do , po-
o. 80 : la Q zvcccr. llvcn Chicago
''."oi h"'iiki mai piS"in slovcusko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
(konec $ |. strani.)

III so Sc organizirali, da miciio avtokracijo. mill
tarizem in gospodarSki imperiializem po vsem Svc-
Ia, in pOvZroCiio S%vetOvuO razoborOiitcV in iaNno
diplomaciio z namenom, da nc'bo wee kraljcv lit
vojn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

L. PariZa porocaio: Leon Siben. DRAWN
p%ravdnik prizivneea sodista Y Parizu, ic imcno-
van ~ ~So,lnega ravnatelja Y Alzaciii-Loreni Pc
slanci nizic alzaSko-lorenSke zbornice 80 med 20
boz organi1irali Narodni Svet in izvolili izvlS,-
VAIN odbor. ki tyori provizoricno Waldo. NcmSgi
p~oveljnik ie pc brezzicnem ~brzoiavu apeliral na
francoSko Waldo. da maj pomiri prebivalstvo Y Al
zaciji in Loreni. Xxi Sc obnasa zelo sovrazno ma
pram Ncn,cCm.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
SHARK ARE QUITE PLENTIFUL
Steaks Promise 10 &c Ample 70 sun.
ply Demand and Price Should De
Within Reach Of All.

Harry GonkIer, has written Pres
ident Leeds Of the Atlantic City
chamber Of commerce, to the effect
that when the Hoover propaganda
has created q market for shark steaks
as substitute for meat, fishermen
viii be ii position TO provide yir.
tnally unlimited quantity Of this
latest addition to America elncr-
gency food supply.
"Ihe ocean is literally full OF
this kind Of meat and it can be mar
keted 10 sell at a fair profit at from
four 10 six cents a pound" declared
Goukler IN his letter. "The kind Of
shark which the federal bureau Of
fisheries Is recommending 10 the pub
lie for use as food is not the large
sharks now being used 10 & consid-
cradle extent TO replenish the leather
market. but small Goldfish sharks
weighing from eight to ten pounds,
which follow the cod in their move
menis along the coast. Their flesh
is very pleasant.
'.Ihey are very plentiful along
the coast when the goldfish are run
ming. During the cod season last
winter fishermen pulled a. high a.
G.00O to 1000 pounds Of them . day
from their fishing gear and threw
Them back into the ocean. because
there was no market for them"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
SOLDIERS TO BE AMUSED
Uncle Sam Awake to the Necessity OF
Providing Recreation for His
Fighting Nephsws.

Uncle Sam has gone into the show
business. With the care Of trans
porting and equipping some million
men, be has not forgotten that the
boys in khaki, suddenly thrust into
new and rigid duties, need recreation
and be feels that the best is none too
good for them Accordingly, all
though far from the bright lights,
they are going to see the best kinds
Of performances the stage. the chau-
tauquas, and the musical world can
provide.
All this is to be done under the
new military entertainment council,
appointed BY the secretary Of war,
with James Couzens Of Detroit at its
head. The performances are to be
given in the camps in the Liberty
theaters built BY Uncle Sam, as well
as in Liberty auditoriums, and Lib
erty tents, originally managed BY the
chautauquas.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
WOULD NOT STAY DEAD

Having sent Tommy out to play,
mother anticipated having a little
spare time for herself. However, be
had scarcely been out fifteen min-
utes when be Indignantly bounced
back in again.
"Whai brings you back % soon
inquired mother. II Thought Jon
were out playing with Billy"
Il was, but III never play with
him again as long a. ! live" en-
phatically declared Tommy.
aWhas did he doS" anxiously
asked mother.
cts not what he did do, but what
he didn't do. We played war, he was
German. and I killed him, and he
admitted IL, and now he won't stay
dead
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
"TOP" SERGEANT REAL ~Bossr
5lehsss ~Noneom" ls Always 8 Most
Important cea IN Military
Organization.

The first sergeant always has been
one Of the most important men IL
the United States army, and he is
getting more important all the time,
according to the Detroit News. The
increase Of the infantry company to
$50 men has multiplied his labors
aud his fluctuations.
The first sergeant Il the buffer
between the enlisted men and the
company officers. He Is himself an
enlisted man, but often appropriates
al autocratic authority that even
the captain would hesitate to assert.
He Is guide, philosopher and friend
to everyone in the company. Prac-
tically everything Of a military ma
ture that originates in the organiza-
ton must pass through his hands.
and IN many matters his IL the final
Say"
4ns soldiers 90 70 the nrst ser
geant. not as an enlisted man to an
officer, but as man 10 man. They
always have the privilege Of taking
up important matters with the COM
pany commander or one Of the other
officers, but when the first sergeant
il competent man this privilege is
not exercised very often.
A good FIRST sergeant nearly always
means q good company. and a poor
one the reverse. This. Is a general
proposition, holds true regardless Of
the merits Of the company con-
mander. For instance, a good cap
tain and = bad first sergeant may
result in a bad company, while bad
captain and a good first sergeant
may work the other way.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27

Notice Of Sale of Estray by the
Sheriff.


Public notice is hereby given
that on Wednesday, the Oath day
Of July, 1918, at the hour Of II
0 clock a. M. OF said day, in front
OF the office OF the Prairie Lumber
Company in Nezperce, Idaho, I
viii sell at public auction 10 high
est and best bidder, for cash, law
ful money Of the United States,
the following described estray ami
NAL, to-wit
One bay horse, about nine years
old, weight about 900 pounds, no
brands visible, chunky build,
name looks 10 have been reached
about six months ago, star in fore
head, two white spots on each side
OF back, looks to be saddle marks,
both hind feet and left front foot
white, stands well back on pas
terms of front feet.
An affidavit has been filed
with the sheriff by Hubert w
Smith stating that said horse had
broken over a lawful fence and
got into his pasture several times
Dated at Nezperee, Idaho, this
the 18th day Of June, 1913.
m. Fl. Paige, Sheriff,
2w4 By A. w Mitchell, Deputy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
Notice 70 creditors.

lii the Probate Court OF the
County Of Lewis, State of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of
Sophia Ness, deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the
undersigned executrix Of the es-
tate of Sophia Ness, deceased, to
the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, TO the said execu-
trix at the office Of G. II. Nugent,
esq, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business OF
said estate, in Nezperce, county Of
Lewis, state Of Idaho.
Signed and dated at Nezperce.
Idaho. this oath day of June, A.
d. 1918.
Olaya b. Sorenson,
AVA Minnie b. S0renson-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
~. and mra EIehhorn.

community sing and this has beea r.
peascd 10 practically every large city
Of che country.
Mr.. and AfrA Elchhofn have been
pioneers in the Community sing idea
and are among the best-known lcsders
Of public singing ia sAe country. Their
appearance 1t Chaulauqua Ca the sifth
day viii be one o. the joyous events q
tbs week.
At the Chautauqua this Thurs
day. afternoon and evening.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
what Have you Given up2

Have you given up your job
and let your business future take
care Of itselfq
Have yon said good bye 10 your
family and friends and all YOU
hold dear
lave you begun an entirely new
career that may end, ii YOU live.
with health impaired, an arm off,
d leg gone, an eye QUIT
Have you given up your bus
mess future and said goodbye
and taken a chance ON coming
back alive aud well, and done II
ell with a cheerful heart and with
d grim determination 10 do an YOU
possibly can for your country
And do you only at times ia
the evenings. perhaps, when the
light III the sky slowly fades away
feel 10 homesick and so lone
some that you are fearful YOU will
not have the courage to do your
full part after ALL
You have not done these things
Al, see. you are not one of our
Army or Navy boys yon are
stay-at-h0me person.
Well. there have 10 be 20 or
more slay-at-home persons for eg-
cry one who goes. aud so certain
ii no disgrace attaches 10 being
one if you fully appreciate what
those boys who do 90 have 10 give
mp and II you support them 20
the limits Of your ability
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
lnDIA.s HOARD OF sIlvER.

The Indian population that saves
anything at all is given TO boarding.
And the boarding benefits nobody.
II is usually worn as ornaments BY
the women. II does not bring in one
single farthing to its owners. Com
sequently, although the boards Of In
dis, II we could only ascertain what
they are, would probably be found to
amount to hundreds Of millions ster-
ling, they are Of as little help 10 the
vast majority Of poor people as IL
those boards consisted Of dross. Jugt
before the war broke out, and while
the want Of banking was making
itself felt, a number Of enterprising
natives saw that silver had been.
practically repudiated BY all the civil
liked world--that India was becom-
ing kind Of receptacle into which
all the useless silver Of Europe could
be dumped.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
MEASURING DENSITY OF SNOW
Gauge lis Specific Liehsness" By Mill
meters In Height That Produce
One Mlilimeter Water.

The density Of snow varies great
IS, and by ganging lis specific light-
ness BIZ the number Of millimeters
IN height that viii produce one mill
linleter Of water. N. Mongin. tie
French meieor0loeist. states that he
finds the range 10 Be from 200 10 I.3.
The snowfall on mountains is es-
simased ID d number Of WAYS. One
method Is to measure the height ac-
cnmulaied on q board one meter
square supported one meter above the
ground aud then sliding il into a
zine tank for determining the water
il makes on melting. Another type
Of instrument is q tube which is
pushed down through the snow, then
closed al the bottom by q shovel TO
retain the contents Of the tube on
withdrawal. Ia remote places VS.
tied only ST considerable intervals
the snow Il collected il q tank, only
the snow water for a stated period
being measured. Vaseline oil in the
tank covers the water, preventing
evaporation, and calcium chloride
hsslens the melting Of the snow.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27

How do you like your neighbors7"
Not bit" said the woman who
was trying little boys hat on. you
see. they don't Ike children"
How do you known
They hurt Reginald's feelings
dreadfully. When he sbrows stones at
their dog or plays the hose on their
windows they look real cross at him !"
Pacific Unitarian.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
service car Nov operating

Ia order 10 accommodate our Gus
toners we have put on a service
ear for the season. Ii you need
something IN a hurry phone us and
we viii get il Out 10 you. We viii
charge you for actual running
time. At your service, Nezperce
Hardware Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
uMsrAsILlTY.

Don't you find geography diff
cultp"
eve don't study geography now,
replied the boy. ''Teacher says We
might as well hold off FOR awhile and
walt for the map to settle"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
IMITATION LUxURlEs.

"Does the idea Of war bread alarm
youPg
Not at all. But / come from a
section Of the country where people
insist on having pie. And / must
admit that the idea Of war pie is .
little disconcerting."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.

Judge Pm going to fine you S.
for the chickens you stole the last
two weeks.
Ragtus-Howll it be If All pays
$3.50, jedge? Dat'll pay fob up to
an includin' next Saturday night.--
Life.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27

@How's your coal bin p
asay. It's queer about that. 4
little pile few years ago that used
10 hide IN the corner and remind me
10 order more ia considered q full bin
nowadays"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27

Il told Henrietta that was proud TO
see her vote just like a man." said Mr..
Meekton.
did that please herr
mo. The choice Of phrase was un-
fortunate. She said that II she couldn't
vote better than a man there would
have been no need Of her troubling
about the ballot In the first place"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27

Mr.. Bacon--Look at the item IN this
paper: The total wealth Of the United
States Is estimated at $4,000. 000.-
900.
Mrs. Bacon-Why are there 50 many
clphers in there7
The clphers. my dear. represent the
wealth Of a large proportion Of the
people"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-27
SAFETY IN The FORESTS.

Mrs. Flasbush Does your hus-
band believe in the protection Of our
foresssg' Mrs. Bensonhurst- Does
hep Why, say, il ever we had an
other war over here that would be
the frat place he'd make for l'--
Yonkers Statesman.