davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Got His Three Jumps.

"What were you struck with?"
'A china mug, your honor"
"Why?"
81 asked the waitress for three
Jumps of sugar. She gave me two
humps of sugar and this lump on the
head.'
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
$3.50 in Studies.

Jimmy-Father, yesterday at school
I made 100 on my studies.
Father-That was fine; what study
did you make it in?
Jimmy-50 on Spelling, and 30 on
Arithmetic
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Ancient Scottish Yew Tree.

A yew tree in Scotch graveyard
was in 1860 noted as being one of the
largest trees in existence. It is still
standing, and according to some au-
thorities is over three thousand years
old
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31

Great Zinc Resources In Canada.
In the opinion Of expert authorities,
Canada could increase its production
of zinc to supply one-tenth of the
worlds demand, which is estimated at
more than 100000 tons annually.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31

opening in front is extremely becoming
to stout f1gures-indeed to everyone.
A blouse of this kind opens over a
dainty chemisette, and the latter may
be made of real lace, etc. This blouse
tunic was cut in kimono fashion,
quite simple and yet chic.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Something Wrono.

SIS this genuine tiling in our bath
room?"
81 suppose so. Why"
"Et's peeling off."-Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Silks and Wool for RInuses

Tailored blouses of heavy silks an
fine wool fabrics are among smar
models recently brought out, duvety,
being one of the favorite materials.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Imnortant Reuuisite.

"Have you change for dollar bill 2"
"Yep."
"Fine! Would you mind letting me
have a quarter?"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Jade Green ponuIar COLOR

Jade Green Popular Color.
Jade green continues to be a domi
nant color in costumes. Touches O
it in beads and ribbons appear o.
iackettes and on hats
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31

Exaggerated Styles Taboo.
The sleeveless, very low gown, with
the back an absent quantity, is taboo
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31

Worn With Velvet Skirts.
Blouses Of silver or gold cloth are
usually worn with velvet skirts.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31

A lovely combination of black velvet
and gray squirrel fur, with sash and
hem of black ribbon. This model is
quite like suit, but is in reality .
long coat that could serve for after
noon calls.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-31
Industry.

Industry.
Industry is never wholly unfruitful.
IF it bring no joy with the incoming
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02
Zabrani Stavovskeho divadla.

V tom oval Sc vykfik: Ia
bernie Stavovske divadlo pro
ceskou scenuI Nekolik hlasu
do toho vpadlo: Zaberte je pro
lid, ktery nema prfstre&.
Dale volano: Nesahejte nike
mu ma jmeni, neohrozujte o.
sobnl bezpecnost, zejmena
Nemcu a Zidu - coz shroma-
zdenl slibovalo. Zastup pax
"a zpevu hymny Sc hnul a tail
Ike stavovskemu divadlu. Zahy
obklopena budova. Ma balkonu
obJevili Sc STUDENT, kteri mlu-|
viii k zastupum. Hledany pra-
pory republikanskych barev a
kdyz byly nalezeny, vztyceny
ma budove, coz prijato bylo S
jasotem. Oznameno, re vecer.
poradano Dude v divadle pred
staveni ceske. Ma to kdosi wy
svetlil, jaka Sc dele krivda &C.
skemu narodu, re v Praze ma
il Nemci dive divadla zemska,
kdezto Cesi jen jedno. Volano:
Toho uz dele nestrpime!
Ma stavovskem divadle ma
strane, celicf k Ovocnemu trhu
vyv6seno navestl: "Ceske sta
vovske divadlo Is. listopadu "a
Teplice a Cheb.'
Mezitim mezi lidem vybira-
ny milodary We prospect cheb-
skYch deti ceskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02

To bylo heslem k ~vseobecne-
mu utoku davu. Jest tezko po-
psati vravu, ktera nastala.
Pres to odchazeli jsme jeste
ted klidne smerem k posadko-
Ale ma rohu
Bahnhofstrasse a Schanzgasse,
kdyz dav zpozoroval, re mu
neobsazenou ulici unikame, "a
rail mas obchvatem s vykriky
"Nicht durchlassen'' a ma ma
Sc hlavy snesl Sc deSt' kameni,
kterymi byli okamzite zasaze-
nj nekteri dustojnlci. Z davu
pablo dokonce j nekolik strel-
nych ran. Situace byla pro
mas zoufala. Pritisknuti Ike zdi,
stall jsme druh vedle druha a
Sc vSech stran obklopeni insul-
tanty, ktefi byli ma dosah ruky
cd mas. Donuceni takto k sebe-
obrane, jelikoz neustale bylo
hazeno kamenl, ba i stfelivo,
uzili jsme svych zbrani. Dav
zastrasen, okamzite ustoupil a
kdyz vid6l, re nemame chuti
dati Sc klidne masakrovati a re
jsme odhodlani Sc braniti, dal
Sc pc nekolika ranach ma utek
"a staleho spflani a hazeni ma
mas kameni. Vyuzili jsme teto
volne chvile, abychom Sc do.
stall V klidu a bez dalsich sra
EEK ma posadkove velitelstvi,
coz sc nam take podarilo. Jiz
Inedaleko vchodu do kasarer
zaslechli jsme vybuch, pravde.
podobne rucnlho granatu, kite.
ry vybuchl V ruce nepovolane-
no majitele. Tato zprava pc.
zdeji byla potvrzena n6kolika
svedky, kteri Sc nalezali mi.
sta explose.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02

Wy uz jste treti co 81
ctice wit mas, Hozenu"
ziobi sc kmotr v Romanku
ma Horsch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02
DRZA NEMECKA PROVO.
KACE v CHEBU.
Prazske protinemecke demon
strace odpovSdi ma teutonskou
drzost.

listy pfinaSi jasny obrazek 0
narodnostnich bouflch Ce-
chach, ktere ma Sc upoutaly
pozornost celeho svGta.
Ably nase C~tenarstvo m6lo
prehled, vybrali jsme q den
Mich zprav struCny soubor Z
nekolika denniku.
V Praze 16. listopadu.
Mar. Politika" prinasil o u
dalostech V Chebu tuto zprayu
Divoke radeni chebskych Mem
eli proti ceskemu vojsku.
Deity sv6dek udalostl V Che
Blu nam sdeluje: Prapor 80. pc
Siho pluku byl sobotu pr
navratu re cyiceni pred pomni-
KEN Josefa II. napaden nemec-
kym davem, ktery donutil hud-
blu, ably prestala hrat ceske pi-
she, strhl nekolika dustojni-
kun kokardy a yojinum pusky
S ramen, nacez primel vojsko,
ably do kasaren bralo Sc We
dvojstupu. V odvetu yojini str
hi Y noci pomnik Josefa II.
Chbsti p~olicajti "a hlaholu
zyonu "a okamzik vyburco-
vail chebske zuriyce, kteri VIZ
hall Sc pax do soukromych by
tn dustojnickych, zejmena V
hotelu "Continental', kde O.
blehli dotycne syetnice legio-
nafskych dustojnlku a ia stfel-
by Il reyolveru pokouSeli Sc
dvere ohnem zniciti, ably du-
stojniky mohli vyhodit okny
ma pospas hulakajiciho davu.
Hotel oblehan az do Z. hod.
ranni, aniz okresni hoffman
Hejda aneb posadkovy veliteI
pluk. Koppl ma ochranu ohro-
zenych yubec zakroGili.
Teprve rano odyedeni du.
stojnici k politicke spraye, kde
S mimi sepsan protokol. Y no.
telu "Stepan" byli porucici A.
lex Hess a j. Graulich Cd letec.
keno sboru luZou bez pficinS
zbiti, take Hess Zustal lezet
bez vedomi. o polednach pre-
padeni pred kaYarnou poruclc
KudrnaG a kapitan 'Ieleny
pres to, lie spolecnice jejich
nemecka heretka, Sc jich uja
la, vytazeni y kayarny nasilln
ven a ia nejpustSich nadavel
.podrobeni prohlidce, nemaii-i
zbrani. Rehem d%opoledne byl;
mnoha nemeckym damam, kite
re videny We spolcCnosti dustoi
niku, ufezany copy q rozvese
ny na vetyickach no znovu 20
stavenem pomniku kolem Il
kraden6 d%ustoinick6 tepice.
Ceska skola maticni byla
nedeli 1plne demoloyana, {
hraz presidenta Masaryka ST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02
kasino, Bohemie, Prayer Tag
blatt, Move mem. divadlo.

Dhdsa, ANOVe He'll. ulVdQlO.
Cd stavovskeho divadla vail
ly Sc zastupy k nemeckemu
kasinu, ma nemz vytycen repu-
blikansky prapor a vyhozena
odtamtud sadrova socha cisare
Vilema, dale .jeden oddfl tail
k redakci "Bohemie", kde nj
echo neuGin6no, druhy oddil
pax odtahl k budove Prayer
Tagblattu". Tam wiki dav do
administrace, vyhazel knihy,
noviny ma ulici a do zahrady a
rozmetal sazbu vecerniho Wy
DAM. Zahy vSk tn byli legiona-
ii, vytlacili dav ven a chrani-
Ii majetek. Ma to tahli beast
nlci k budoye "Noveho nemec-
keno divadla'.v Sadove tfide,
ktere bylo kahy obsazeno a
zabrano, takze vecerni pred
staveni byla v mem znemozne-
no, pax obSazefa budov "Deut-
sche Turnhlle" V Marianske u
lici, kde vyhazena korrespon-
dence a jine papiry ma ulici.
Dy
Take tam, Jakoz i ma jinych
budovach vztyceny prapory v
narodnich barvach. Cd "Deut-
sche Turnhalle" pritahli beast
nici pred budovu byvaleho
"Studentheimu", kde je nyni
kabaret "Sansouci", kde vsak
byl iiz odil jizdni a PEST stra-
re, jez zneInoznila davu Wink
nouti do budovy.
Ma 6. hodinu yeGerni ohla-
sen byl tabor ma Vaclavskem
namestl, ale 1cast jeho nebyla
velika.
Nemecka mensa.
Pred 5. hodinou odpoledni
pfitahl jiny dav k mense ne
mecke V Krakovske ulici, W.
hazel poprsi Vilemovo, obraz
Franti$ka Josefa, obraz Bis
markuv, knihy, cerevisky bur
sacke, kordy a .jine Sermirske
natini. Hajimavo Jest pro
charaterlstlku n~emeckych stu
dentu tento pfipad, jeiz nam
sdeluJe oGity sveGek: V tn
chviii obievil Sc tam iaklsi
mlady muz, jenz lamanou an
gliGinou shanel sye veci. Sve-
dek, jenz ovlada anglicinu upl-
ne, seznal, ponevadz mladik
|tyrdil, re Jest ARericanem, ze
anglicky neumi. Mladik pro-
hlasil, re mluvi francouzsky.
Svcdok, ienz mluVi plynne
francouzsky, oslovil no fran
couzsky, ale "Francouz' byl
Ease V konclch. Svedek seznal
re ma pred sebou nemeckeho
+, studenta a vytkl mu to, proc Sc
zapiral a proc hral takovou ko
medii, jakoby Sc jednalo 0
! mensu francouzskou nebo an
/ glickou. Xastup ma to wal o.
, bray a sochy a nesl ie me-
stem y pruvodu.
(Dokonceni zitra.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02

zen a nemeckymi bursaky po-
plvan a poslapan. Nemecti ma
silnici pokracovali We SVEN fa-
denl zcela ~nerusene az do pom
delniho odpoledne, ceskym vo-
I1akum zakazano vubec vyjlti z
kasaren ma ulici. Teprve vcera
" pondell veGer vsypraven do
|Chebu q Prahy oddil cetnictva.
Jak dustojnlci, tax poddustoj-
n1ci V Chebu dislokovani, Zasi
laji V te veci protesty mini
sterstvu Narodni obrany.
Officielni c. t. k. zaslala no.
vinam V poledne 0 t6chto cheb-
skych udalostech nasledujici
"1redni %zpravu":
z Prahy, Is. (TNO.) Plu-
kovnik Gibbs, vyslany do Che
bu k vysetreni prlhod pfi str
zeni pomnfku Josefa Ii. hlasl o
prub6hu udalosti toto: V So
botu vracelo Sc vojsko jake o.
bytejne re cviciste, provazeno
hudbou, do kasaren. Ma ma
mesti bylo shromazd6no civil
nj obyvatelstvo, kter6 Sc donna
halo naprav We vecech vyzivo.
yacich. Velitel pluku nevedel
o t6chto demonstrated, jinak
byl by volil jinou cestu do ka-
saren. Kdyz vojsko doslo ma
namestl, zacalo shromazdene
obCanstvo kficeti ma vojaky
"Fuj", plivati ma ne, do voja-
XII strkati a dokonce strhovati
jim pusky S ramen. Sami ne
mecti novackove 81 stezovali
pozd6ji ma tyto insulty Sc stra-
ny svych krajanu. Pluk odesel
! do kasaren a az do vecera Sc
mic zvlaStniho nepfihodilo, ac-
koliv nalada muzstva byla vel
mi pobouiena. Teprve, noci
vysly 3 oddly vojaku zadnim
vychodem z kasaren, rozesta-
Willy Sc pc nam6sti a strhly So
chu Josefa III. Ma to vratil Sc
oddil do kasaren. Jiz pc ceste
domu byli vojaci napadeni ne
meckym obyvatelstyem a ne
kolik vojaku a civilistu bylo
pri tom lehce ran6no. Ma jinem
mlste byli diva dustojnlci lete-
ctva ztluceni, take utrpeii
pohmozdeni ma hlave. Obcan.
stvo pc tie Ease sochu postavilo
W nedeli zachovalo vojsko kid
a podrobilo Sc vsem roZkaZum
dustojnictva. V pondeli dopo-
ledne zustala cast muzstva
konsignovana v kasarnech a o.
statek muzstya odesel ma pra-
yidelne cviceni Ma cviciste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02
Udalosti " Praze. - Tabor Ii
du ma Vaclavskem namesti,

V Praze, II. list. oven
kov") Il Chebu prijeIi do Pra-
by testi Tide a vypraveli o tom,
co musili zkouSet Cd N6mcu.
Pfivedli s sebou zkrvacene
drobne deti, mad nimiz zdejSi
Tide plakali. Kolem /. hodiny
odpol. shromazdil Sc u sochy
sv. Vaclava lid a pradan lined
veliky tabor (16. list.) Aranzo-
want prevzala N. j. Seyeroce-
ska.
Poslano pro senatora En-.
Hrubeho, kteryz byl nemocen.
Vstal vSak z loze a prijel. Ujal
Sc lined slova a licil utrpeni
nasich menSin. Pousazoval ma
to, lie ceska skola V Chebu by
la demolovana, re CeSi byli
tam biti a tryzneni, dustojnlci
poplivani Il bytu jich zapalova-
ny hranice, ably Sc zadusili, re
nam, kter6 mluvily S vojiny, u
strihany copy a vydany 0 mich
hanobive napisy - a dokazo-
val, re S Nemci "a techto okol-
nosti neni smir mozny. Nesmf-
me Sc dale S Nemci smlouvati.
(Vykriky: NesmimeD
Inz. Kulir Vyllcil, co Sc dele
Chebu "a pfedchaZe.jici noel
pri cemz lid vypukl V hlasity
plac.
Senator X. st. Sokol ptal Sc
name k tomu inject, kdyz ces.
ky lid jest provokovan V Pra.
re We vlastnlm snemu? OdtuC
dava Sc popudlivy priklao
Nemcum V tax w. uzavrenem
uzemi.
Odborny ucitel Teslnsks
MiGek porovnaval utrpeni men
Sin $ utrpenim ceskeho lidu III
plebiscitnim uzemi.
Ma to red. Sojka Sojkovit
prednesl resoluci, V niz zada
]. zajisteni osobni a majetko
We bezpecnosti ceskych lidi; 2
zajisteni ceske skoly pro ceskt
ideti; 3. ziskanl zpusobilyel
! mistnosti vyucovacich; A. ma
hrada "a zpilsobene skody s
neodkladne vyplaceni zaloh,
cd statu pro Zfizeni ceske Sko
lily; 6. prisne potrestani vinnl
i ku nasilnosti; 8. odstraneni VS..
Tho, co urazi city ceskeho ODE
~censtva (pomnlky, napisy): 8
dosazeni spolehlivVch organ
: do statnl spravy; 10. row
pravo ceskWm iidem Y 6esker
pohranicl.
Resoluce byla rriiata & boul
: livym souhlasem.
=, H. ,a.Svox,. r{1~rrI pc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-02
Leeicnar o udalostech v
Chebu.

Cas-. "Venkov', organ rep.
strany csl. venkoya pise:
"Legionarsky dustojnlk,
Ijenz dlel We sluzebni veci V
Chebu, sdeluje $ Mani pc SVEN
navratu jake zucastneny sve-
dek o tamnej5ich boufich:
Dne Is. t. m. kolem 7. hod.
vecer sli spolecn6 dustojnici
tsl. leteckych skol V Chebu 2
posadkoye jidelny do svych u
bikaci. Vsichni jsme vyprova-
zeli tri dustojniky, bydlici ma
namesti, do jejich bytu a pax
chteli .isme Sc odebrati ma le-
tiSte. V Bahnhofstrasse byli
isme najednou obklopeni tisici-
hlavym davem, ktery Sc q ma
mestl, kde stoji ona "pamat-
ma socha cisafc Josefa H., ia
mas yyritiI. Bylo ma mas potup-
ne vykfikoyano "Boehmische
Tschuschen, Schweinslegiona'
re, Abzug nit den Tschechen'
atd. KlidnG, nevsimajice s
techto proyokaci, pokratoval
isme V cet6 k nam6sti. Y tom.
TO umyslu bylo nam zabranenc
barikadou, stojlci u vchodu M
namesti a proyokujlcim dayem
Nechtejice ~zbytecne vy~yolavat
srazky, dali jsme Sc ma zpatec
nj cestu, stale obklopeni roz
boufenym jiz davem ton
zaznela jejich pisen Di'
Wacht am Rhein zastavil
isme Sc a yzdali cest. Kdyz ne
kteri 2 dayu prisli nam stisk
nouti rucc. domnivajice Sc, u
ustupuieme nasili a podrobu
''jeme Sc iejich teToru, kter,
skuteCne zde V Chebu yladne
obiasnili jsme jim zcela kid
ne. re pokladame "a syoii DO
vinnost vzdati cest strait n.
R$ne,~ ktefou drzi nyni mas
!. spojenci - Francouzi q Angli
: cane.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-29
FEELS II DUTY
TO TELL OTHERS
Nelson Is Grateful To Tanlac For
Building Him Up
Gains II Pounds

Since taking Tanlac have gain
ed fourteen pounds in weight, said
o. Nelson, a carpenter, 1410 Rhode
Island street, San Francisco, Cal, re-
Gently.
q have been helped so much by
Tanlac in every way that | feel it
continued Mr.. Nelson, Gin the hope
that it may be the means of some
one else being benefited as l was
My appetite had been verv poor for
quite a while, and the little l did
manage to eat did not seem to do me
any good. l lost weight and strength
very rapidly and was so badly run
down l felt tired and worn out all
the time, and it was an effort for me
to work l worried so much over my
physical condition l could hardly
sleep, and I just felt miserable and
blue all the time.
"Tanlac was recommended to me by
friend whom it had helped, and l
decided to try it. Well, l began to
get better while taking the first bot
tie, and my Improvement was steady
until now I am enjoying splendid
health. 1 have a good appetite and
have regained my strength so / can
do my work with as much ease as l
ever could. | have not only gotten
rid of my physical ailments, but my
work is all over, and l feel like a
great load has been taken off me"
Tanlac is sold in Grangeville by
Glanville Drug Co., in Cottonwood by
Truner Drug Store, in Warren by
Warren Supply Co., in Ferdinand by
B. F. Nesbit, and in Sites by Sites
Pharmacy. (Adv.)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-29
DADDYJ EVENING
= FAIRY IALFEa]
! W. @NARY GRAHANljNAEDI
NJ w BONNER RgAGI
e~--=@---e NVf1OR 0------SA~--<9
STONE MOUNTAIN SHEEP.

SWELL" said Stephen Stone Noun
tain Sheep, what have you to say
for yourself?"
Il might ask the same question Of
you, said Sam Stone Mountain Sheep.
Some folks" said Stephen. "call us
black mountain sheep but we're real
ly stone sheep even though we look
so dark. We come from an old fam
lily of stone sheep"
"Of course it is rather mixing be-
cause there are so many different
kinds of sheep" said Sam. There
are different relatives of ours. too.
Take some of the sheep not far from
us, and who sometimes are with us,
they have white heads and gray-col-
ored bodies.
'Then we live around the same
parts of the country as the mountain
goats do and the caribou family and
the moose family and the families of
some of the bears"
But" said Stephen, "they couldn't
get us mixed up with them"
THAT'S So said Sam, "but there
are lot of sheep they could confuse
us with. There are the Rocky Noun
tain Sheep and the Dali Mountain
Sheep and the Fannin Mountain
Sheep, oh, lots of us"
"But we may be like them, these
others" said Stephen, "and still have
our own special looks and ways.
"We have golden, amber-colored
horns which are so graceful and which
curve so exquisitely! !"
you don't flatter yourself" said
Sam, laughing.
81 was speaking of you, too" said
Stephen.
"That's so, of course" said Sam.
"WelL that does make a difference"
81 thought it would" chuckled
Stephen.
1--WE heard people say" continued
Sam, that we were so friendly and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-29

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. ).
Land Office, at Lewiston, Idaho
July 81, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that David
o. Dewey, of Boles, Idaho, who, on
June 81, 1915, made Homestead Entry,
No. O6179, for E1a NWA, NJ SEA,
Section s, Township 20 North, Ronge
l West, Boise Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
G. Receiver. United States Land Office,
at Lewiston, Idaho, on the day of
September, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Willard L. Thomas, of Joseph, Ida
no; William E. Reed, of Charleston,
Washington; Joseph L. Tribe, of Win
chester, Idaho and Warren 7. Tribe,
of Winchester, Idaho.
HENRY HEITFELD,
l1-5 Register.
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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Concluded from Last Week.
Judges. Mrs. James Aram, Charles
Peters and J. H. Wright.
Elk City precinct, polling place. 1.
O. 0. F. hall.
Judges. Mrs. Lee Strong, William
Schlotterback and U. G. Kincaid.
Fairview precinct, polling place,
school house dist. No.
Judges, Mrs. James Huntington,
John NJ Ely and Ed. l. Chase.
Feen precinct, polling place l. y. ..
f. hall.
Judges. Marion Weber, e. L. Dufur
and Henry Meyer.
Ferdinand precinct, polling place,
school house.
Receiving judges, I. N. Garfield,
Blanch Martin and II. G. Sasse.
Counting judges, NJ. G. McMurray,
Thos. Hayden and X. M. Bib.
Florence precinct, polling place
Hotel.
Judges, James Ward, ]. FL. Smith
and S. Balrwin.
Forks precinct, polling place, school
house.
Judges. Edna Mccoy, Fred CALI
son and Homer McCulley.
Glover precinct, polling place, Put
mans store.
Judges, Nils Solberg, Geo. Grove
and w. A. Hollingshead.
Grangeville precinct No. 1, polling
place, Dreamland Hall.
Receiving judges, Chester Arnold,
r. II. Amber and Felt Rhoades.
Counting judges, Mrs. A. G. Lam
ningham. Mrs. @. G. Call and Victor
Peterson.
Grangeville No. 2 precinct, polling
place, old court house.
Receiving judges, Mrs. Emma Gil
lett. NJ. s. Martin and Mrs. Joe sor-
row.
Kamiah precinct, polling place.
school house.
Judges, W. lowell, Mrs. Van Dine
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that we travelled around in places
where everyone could get to, so we
should be protected"
"What did they mean?" asked
Stephen.
"They meant that we were rather
fearless and so nice and amiable that
we mightn't often be on the lookout
for cruel enemies, and that, at least,
people who always carry guns should
be forbidden to attack u.s."
"Oh, that would be quite wonder
full" said Stephen.
'Do you know" said Sam, that
people are more and more coming
around to the belief that it is wicked
to kill animals for the sake of killing
them and Boosting how many they
have been able to get on a trip"
"Oh, that sounds so nice to my
ears" said Stephen.
people say that we're fine animals
and that we should be protected, and
the time is on the way when more
and more and more people will study
animals and will find out all they can
about them and maybe take their pic
lures with cameras. but they won't 90
looking for us with their guns.
Most animals deserve good treat
ment. They have meir own good
points and their own brave ones and
their own unselfish ones, and soon, not
so far away, people won't hunt for
animals to destroy tnem!"
"Oh," said Stephen, "how you do
cheer me up"
"Yes," said Sam, "ror no longer do
boys think it is manly to hurt some
thing which can't defend itself No
longer do they think it is fine to be
brutality strong Now they think their
strength should be used to look after
those who are weaker.
"And girls are doing their part in
trying to look after the birds.
$50 many girls, they've said, now
adays would not, for anything, wear
a Paradise birds plume or an aigrette
from a heron.
"And so our family will not be
wiped out" said Stephen.
'No, they say we deserve good treat
ment for we're fair and good and they
say that we will get itr
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The Only Test.

1t is often harder TO face the criti-
cism of friends than the censure Of
enemies. To feel that we are disap-
pointing those who love us, is more
bitter than to stand against the ridi-
Guile and scorn of those who hate us.
But the test to which every action
should be put is not whether it salts
fies our friends, but whether our con-
science can put upon 1t the stamp OF
it's approval Loyalty to principle may
sometimes mean disappointment to our
friends. Yet those who really love us
would not have us anything but true
to the best that is in us.-Girls' Com
panion.