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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
There are No

can't be a robin. There are NJ
lazy robins"
She wouldn't like to be
crow, she'd have too much corn
to pull up, caw cav! cawF
which | expect meant "pshaw
pshaw pshawP
"You can't see me! You can't
see. meY shouted the meadow
lark. hiding down deep in the
grass, so that Vexie couldn't pos
sibly find her.
Kill the dear! Kill the dear !!
shouted bird away up in the air,
ard Vexie shuddered, as the bir'i
passed on its way
whip -her-well Whip-her-
wellp shouted another bird, as r =
squatted close to the ground as II
ready to spring upon her.
Bob White! Bob White
called another.
"My name isn't Bob White.
rs Vexie Voze," said Nexie,
turning over uneasily.
"Vexie Voze, pick her nose,
said the blackbird
Let's turn her into a cat-bird,
said a turtle dove. 1T is all she
is good for"
Then great big eagle came;
and, after pecking her fingers ano
pulling her curls, 10, she was
turned into cat-bird.
Continue this story. describing an
Vexie's adventures as bird lsh
where she flew, what luck she had nnu-
ing food. how she got along with the
other birds, what she overhead tne
humans say about her, and in tact
imagine yourself suddenly TRANSFORMED
into a bird and tell what you tillhk
vour own experiences would De unuer
the circumstances.
One prize, a handsome book, VIII pe
given for the best story, or the winner
may choose the alternate prize ihsleau'
Write about $50 or 25O words on one
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geles, Cal, and be sure that II reaches
this office not later than Thursday
December 2, for publication Decen-
ber IL.
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) BY a special arrangement with the (
circulation department, Aunt laurie ls Z
enabled to make the following an- Z
nOuncement; Whenever a prize of a
book or OF one dollar Is awarded to q
Junior, that prize will be exchanged IL Z
desired for subscription to The Herald 4
as follows: A one dollar prize may be Z
exchanged for a six months subscrip- (
ton while a book will be exchanged Z
for a three months subscription. (
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) boy and girl, and no effort whatever I
will be made to persuade any one to I
) take the alternate prize. 1t Is offered Z
merely because of some laments which 4
) have come from boys and girls whose (
parents do not and will not take the 4
) paper, and this arrangement would
enable the boys or girls to have the 4
paper for themselves.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

n NCE there was a little girl
| who never thought she could
do anything. 1t was always,
Il can't, | can't, ! can" until
everybody who knew little Vexie
became tired and sick of hear
ing it.
She couldn't wash the dishes.
She couldn't mend her dress, She
couldn't get her lessons. She
lust wished she could be a bird
and then she wouldn't have to
10 anything.
Wouldn't, eh" said her moth
er. Birds have to learn to fly
and to sing, learn to build their
own nests and to hunt for their
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
VISITORS HOURS

Aunt Laurie will be in her office In
The Herald building to issue prizes.
receive calls from Juniors. teachers.
parents and others Monday afternoon
from 2 until o'clock and n Saturday
from 10 in the morning until O'Clock
in the afternoon. Other appointments
may be made at any time by telephone
when the regular hours do not suit
the convenience of visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
He Hoped They Did

Bert and his mother were feeding
the chickens. She had just dressed
him in new leggings, mittens, cap and
clcslk. He was very conscious and
very proud of his new tOgs He looked
up and said: Mamma, the chickens
know I'm dressed up, don't they?'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
THE HERALD JUNIOR
FLORENCE BosARD LAWRENCE. Editor

The Herald Junior is published by the Her
AID company for the children Of the south
west. 1t IS devoted TO their interests. and
vii; publish principally their writings.
All childrea & public school age are well
Come as contributors The editor wishes to
eLcorrage correspondence and suggestions
from teachers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05

Snaiuan : Gonntu, M.-Y.. 9eborcn,"
10 iuhr Der @eleDrte fort. BON ietnem
2eben 81 er5dblen" mein Gater 10
mohl, pie meiuc Wutter, iino Gent.
Idle. Ger gritere, Der ar5t CT. aodl.
,ueldcr aus Sonnopcr eebiirtie 1T,
fam I'M Satire 1913 nnd) oieiem 2an'
De; mcine Mntter lit in 5ranffurt an
Drain ecboren; tie trat oils i~iebenlab'
riaes Sinh nit ibren gltern Die HeiIe
iibcr cen S5eau ail; ibr Waohenna-
me par Mogodlene 2ana. Sd babe
IcutihlonS i'm Sabre 1900 einen De
iud abeeitattet unb mid bel DER Ge'
legenbeit ldngere 3eit in ben Stao-
ten Berlin, Sonnouer uno 3oln oufs
gebalten, unb ih fam lpobl ioaen,
Dob es tiefe, berrlid,e Ginoriide po.
re,l, Die idJ bort Stiibcn In mid alli.
nubin." Y E'a'
@er miner iih cine Belt lang nit
Gr. Goof mtcrbGlt, Der biirfte niht
obne oas gepuBtiein bon inn id)ei,
Den, NIT eincm gan5en Wanne ge-
lprod)en 81 baden, ltidt einem &C.
'd%)niegelten 3errlL nidt einem citizen
Menlfclt, einfab cinem Manne.
HidtS getiiniteltes, nidtS @ei,lftes.
nibts Greteutioies in ieinelu Meicn,
ii6eroll cine acrohe bel eiucm iold5cn
Wanne, Dem ollie @elt 5ujubclt, NH
10 mebr w%obItbuenbe Sdlidtbeit ino
9cideibcnbeit. Aber tpos lid) Dem
geluhcr 5min0cnocr einprG9t, bas lit
oas Gertroliel erpedenhe, oblolit
3uperlGiii0e, neutrality-suspicious. IN
Sprode unb @ebGrbe. Ginem iold)en
Wannc miirbe iid,crlid) foit Sober, Ger
i'm perionlid fen,cn gelernt, feline
Gr51blnn0 bon ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
ftnN %0louten, obne ~iibcrboupt nod
elmer miiienihaftlid]en Yriiiuns lei
ncr anipriide 81 iragen.
II. BOOT pe1tet cine llnferle6tt,
mittelgrobe @cltalt, Gin runoes net.
tergcbrdnntes @eiidt, aus bcm 5lpci
fluge, erniie auaen berausihouen.
Seine aon5e Grideinlmg nlod)t oc,
Ginorlid Der Strait, ser Gnergic. Dian
iiebt i'm on unS lit iibcr3eugt, Dob
Der Wann oo Dor ciiiem fam, mas
er mill, ourd)ieBt, mas or einrlaf I'M
tcrnommcn. Nan gloiibt ser gribei.
nnn9 ben fiibnen Sorider. Scr lpiaig
aablloien @efobrcn troste, Gntbeb.
rilngcn .nnsbielt, Die ifier nnertrGg-
lid erlfeinen, unb obne 0ebenfen
lcin 2eben auf's Spiel iette I'M Glen,
lte, i'm SiltereIie Der 8iHenidait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05

nuIurltq) pulp e.He eppuilt ttittelDui'
tung I'M @onge, in Weld)er Der Noro-
ptl .Gntoeder 'qqcrbings ourtjweg Der
,Ieioenoe" Sbcil ipor inioiern, ais er
ulle Miibe bate, Die sohlrcid)cn Sra.
6tn. Die inn oo uoi aacn Seiten
porgelcat uwnrben, 81 beantluorten.
&r cntleoigte iid Der aufaobc ieoo6
ait 10 polenoetcri Siebenspiiroiafcit
i,no @eonlo, DOB Der 5rogeIteller ME.
mails basg Gmpiinben babcn fonlte.
Il, miBbeaieriG 6l prideinci.
Ser &oupttbeil Der lll~lterbaltung
brebtc lid, natiirlid un1 Die ~Gontro=
pcrle" NIT lcirlem @egner rn0 Tipa'
len, COMMANDER Eeorp, uno Gr.
Goof CAB icinen Stonbpunft in oieler
Nngelegcnbeit gleif bon %pornberein
oarin 5l crfetnen, odB CT ouf cine
oicsbc5ii0life 6rage ontlpprtetc, boB,
~iolucit CT in Yetroft fomme, iiber'
bnltpt gur feline n~GontroperIe" 5fui.
iden ibnl mo Yearp porliege. Wos
Den 2ebtcrcn perunlolicn fonne, cine
ocrortigc p~crionlid)- feinolid)e Saltung
gcgen i'm ciu5uncbmelt, bariiber fiibl.
te lid) Or. Goof nidlt in Der Gage,
olloD MIR cine Gcrlnutbnng 81 dnBerii.
Er criuGbntc iebod. oab CT I'M Sabre
1881 cine 9cneilld)oftlid)c NorOpol-
Expedition nit Yenrp unternonmen,
mo bclhrdnfte iid) I'M llebrigen "a.
rulli. i'll tctoncn, bnb ieiic Nnipriid)e
bon Der @clt Scr @iiienidoit bent
nGG)lt ocprilit perbel miiroen. Gtluu
icdIS Wnnotc. 10 meinie Der sSorid)cr,
miirhe Is boilcrn, bis oas Heinltot Der
oiiijicilcn Eriifnngen ieincr Tofn.
n;ente Dem u"lgcineinen Eilblifum 5ll-
ddndlid) 9enthd,t wcroen miiroe. Gr
erfldrte nusbriidlid), Dab er Gopie'n
icircr HccprOc nio itotiitiid)en Ia.
bcllcn jcbcr Observation-Disclosures Wercini-
alntG 5ir G%crfiigung itellcn lperbe.
Die i'm oarlun onginge. Gin Sbcil
bleicr G%ofuntente beiinbet lid mie
Sr. Goct crtu1bnte, IN iiderem DE.
mobriom in Heip-O orf, mGbrcnb er
beil HcIt nit iid iiibrt. Cine bon
perlhiebrnen 3eitmgen colportirte
Modriht, aaH Der Sprifer cine 1abrt
nod Dem SiiDpol gu mterncbmeil be-
n6iid)tige. be5rifnete er ais ieoer
tbuiiaGlihcn 9egriitoung entbeb-
relin. ertl6rte nngegcrt ober, bnb er
nlpgiitcrpeiie nod cine i~pettere
.sprapcl Grpeoition ausriiitcn ipsrbe.
Sic in Gtab 5uriideeIaiiener tedni-
id,sn ssniirnmente 10 tbriltc CT: Goof
Init. l9iirocn i'm lf1d)Ticn Satire 6i-
riifaelolt mrrocn. Sihtfid mniiHrt,
crpibtrte Der 5orifer allf cine bnbin.
aehcnbc 6rage, bob er iid natiirlid,
ltnDeniciu irene. iuieber lit cipiliiirtei,
@cgctoen 5lt pciIen. iino oab ibm
pos giien in Mnicrifa gang por3iislid)
| ld,nicfe.
@on Dem Yerid)teritdtter oeS .Teut.
id'e,i Gorreipunoehten" befragt, aab
Ser b~criibntte -ntbeder NIT iiftlideni
Gtol5c Sl,, ociffdcn ytiits su iein iuib
NJ, So,.s4.~znroLn ,,arftoka,, ,t,,N
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2r. TreSsrid SOof in ieimcr arftiidem sradt.

bel; @elh1itsleute, @crtreter Der 81
nanstpelt, aiinitler, Mrbeiter, Sung
uno Mt, Arm uno &eid, Sod II. Nic'
brig; oGc &laiien morcn pcrtreten.
Tas id)onere @eihleht ichlte nldlt;
ia iogor cine 9robe gnjabl BON 0or'
biQeu mobtc Die Eefilir-Gonr nit.
Gin fleiner frolsfopiigcr Greifo'e'
Sod, Der ben Hcieen Der Sebtercll CT
6iincte. errcetc ollacmcinc Scitcrfclt,
ais cr sic %nerptgc Hcttc res 1roBen
@elebrten frampiboit nit bciocnS1n-
ben umiponntc.
1r. Goof crluics iid iibrigcns III
Der Scrtur ocs SGnocihiittc!ns -
tci elmer iold)en WcnidlenmenNc labt
lid mobl foum elm m0crcr NusDrlld
jiir bicie Eroacour iinben = ais ctn
nobrer SadperitGnoigcr. Grit lieG
or ollc Yeind,cr Den Gri,d Icincr bic
rcren Gcd)ten fiiblcn - ltnO CT mar
mirtlid) .iiiblbor" - Damn bcgriiBtt
CT bic Observation-Disclosures obruecb
iclno Den @incn nit Der Gcd)tcL Den
sinbcren nit Der 2infen mo oarnod)
COB CT nlir nod smci Singer; ober
id)licblid) mor Die slnltrclsliiig Dem
o,,d) iiir icinc itGblcrnen Ncrpen jli
piel mo Die 3ulcttfomnlelncn mus
ten lid nit cincm boilid)cn Nidcn bca
Gcpfcs begniigcn.
Nls Der Gmpiang idlicBlid) ell
Cube CREDIT. lmtcrbiclt li9 81. Goof
| rod cine furjc 3cit lang nit Dem
Nldppr mo bcn Spiscn Der ltGoti-
idcn Vcborbcn in pripotem @ciprGd,
lno Damn crfol9tc Die Hiidiabrt nodl
rem Sotel, Bel mclher Der Mopor
rcben ieinem b%iitinauirtcn @ciud)cr
IL Dem guto Elos nobin.
Zen Nad)mittug miomctc CT. Gnof
Der Grlcbiguna ,lptbmcnoigcr Gorrc,
| ipnnocn5cn unb Der Hilbc; gait cS
bpd, iid) iiir bc,l Nbcllb jll rilitcn, fir
Sen Gin %crtrag in Der y2uric" onf
rem Yro9ronnm itano.
Gle wcite ooae Der rSDric" mar
tcaItanbig aeiiiat. OILS Der gcieicrte
| NoridWr bas Yobium bctrot. Gos
&ublitum bcreitcte ibm cine cntbll,
iioitiihc Spotioli, Die iid) onl Sd,luiic
ieincr Sorlcinno in perbeiierier Int.
lasc miebcrboItc. Il. goef iprodj III
| iciicInoer lno .iibesacngcn0sr @eilc
rcu icincr 8abrt ndtD oelt iluroiidlcn
| Mcgionen. pci, nct Enttcbrnngeli
inb Strapn5er. Dic scr ourd5ninad)en
Guttc. bcuor i'm Bic tnolihe Grrei.
dung .Ms .}igIcss mad Dem 10 8irIc
Dor i6mi rrfoiglos gritfrbt, iiir ole
MiibiaIen uiclidlti1 beIobntc. Ger
&concr pcrntieo in icincm gortra9c
nit cinrm tntt. iiir bcn ihHl ieinc
| 3nG6rcr anacnihcihlid) honfbnr md
rtu, icocS @in9cbcn aui Die bitterel
perionliten Angriiic ipiilcs Gonfir-
rtntcn Hcorp.
I Gin geih bel ar. Gpof.
Is mar scBen 6 llbr abcnbs. ais.
Grid ben @eidjGitsfiibrer bea sSor-
id>crs. Srn. $. W. 8rap, %allaenieloct.
cin Yerid,teritattcr o& .Geitifc!l
Gorrciponocntcn" bon Or. Gopf IN
icinem tcnhpurdrcn Seim I'M BEL.
ueoere.SotnIA cmpfansen purbe.
Cine Mnsabl Vcrtretcr iniS nidt
81 peraciien cine 0ertrcterin Der
cusliidcn 1%naespreIie Soltimore's
! lporcn bereits jlir STEELE, nno 10 ipar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05

Gin lebcns N il Der Batter
er.- Melaa,
doliid) iibcr anbauernbe &ranf6eit.
rerilitte lid, aeItern 9anbon Yicton,
ein llnterofiisier Der Der. Staaten.
Nrmce. Der crit ans Dem Soipital oca
Solootenbeims 81 @oibinatom, 8.
g.. entlaiien iporben mar. I'M Sotcl
Scrpcies. Mr. 81. Horo. G,ttoipaSt IT,,
burd ginothmen ourd, 8os aus Der
Melt 5t id)affen. Gin Stlbenmaodcn
Sss SotelS Deripiirte @asgermd, mn
bciladridtigte Den Sotelbeiiser, mel,
der Die 5biire oes 3iinmers, oas
Eieton gcmietbet bate ,aufbrnd) uito
Den Sebensmiiosn bemubtlos i'm @ett
lleaeno porfmo.3 Seine lleberfiibrirnn
nadh benz .llniperiit1ts : Soipital"
par 9ihnca crfulgt., ipc oie Mcr5ic
Nictpu balo aiiberi 0ebensaeiabr
brudlfeu. / ilh.lAIi4 .3c- :.
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,5 ~. 1QdNett.
caitimsrt'S Orxti@tt Ststsstaps,
bfdH 4O9-4ff

Gin erftilaifsss OsiAdft fir erit.
ffaitse Nrbeitea, NIB Feline t5b.rea
Hstiit, ale eir asbtrsiDs be3aslen.
e>ssislitit, SereiHssrnppea nmb
6amiiieasraSpts. DersrS&sraa6es
'ta& altet Diibera nstsv 0asastie.
I4tca Sic dnf sbise Asrede; u
It ~ J9rens HpttttlIs.,
asise Sestixtsa6 nit isseab Il.
rem suSeten etntis.
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E1es. D. 9isass z e.,
lA.0slHupft.&hfff

DentfdS nrb 4nbsreD duslSnbt
@ts 0slO setautt unS psrioift.
eeloienouneen befdtss mad Deltitt
lusib. Deftrei&. NuBronb II. /. 70.
@td6ieIs a,ssgeiteIf ouf ansldu6H&e
oanien. GreSitbrieIe isub fraDststD
g3squsb. N-A
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&an betalte inn OeSSdtMik.

Ste ,perocn ME ell enoeres Bier
trinfeit iueltn Sic ctnrnaI bos Ola.
'id,cnbier Der Geo. Wimtberi JIM,
iWraiteo. peritd)t babcri. Eos 3cinit,
Der Geiiier iiir 1antiliei,.0 ebrniid)
Gireft III Der 8ral,erei ani 1ldidc,,
aefiint. aiiic. 5ipei TusetrS 1fuidyrn
$f.00. geitcllt BON Der Wraierci
g. 3 2. Ybcnc @olic 20 obcr Dor
Vhiaips Bros, Naetcn.
(MiilT 81. 20, Col !
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1ebcrmann ftnmf bic bon ans ee.
lieierte. Arbeit; mir benfea nidt b.
rnn, ms ielbit ~ Iob.K lonbern iber.
laRea Sies nnferen e~eiitxasea, Qeine
3reyyen bel ms ~ eritfi8en.' 2aHea
eie H& Spn Anbereu ai4t tdni&ea,
g sie6t mar Elm eiasises &ebbeI.St IL.
bic NIB Sies befisSst i'd In Hartesre.
N&fen Gle amf Sas &ass, iup nnier
9amfa asf Stiren sst Geaeess
-fiebt.
&eine aseates. 0ia $reiS.
NAtta eie sxf
&s6teI'S-
SCI KsrS.Oss.3tr., nats 6iet.
loelSxAo.lSl
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Sns 8cttcr.

Sir Marplonb mo oeu Iiitrift
Columbia belte nnb nlorgen tlar,
nidIt pief llnteridieb III Der Scnlpe-
ratlir, mGbigc umlpringclloc Willoc,
Gas Wetter NOR geitern Elm iuerlg
raub, abcr bod trodcn. Gle b6fite
Sempcratur mar 81 8rnb mn12 ltbr
Mittogs uulb Die niebrigitc SO @rao
nm 6 llbr Worgeus.
Sn Den anberen 9imbes. @etterbe.
observation-disclosures bes 2onoes lp,lr-
ben Die iolgenben bod)lten Semperas
turen pcr5eidnet:
Gaitport 56. Hortlanb GO, Bottom
GO, Mlbanp 60, New.Yorf Ga, Hbila.
Oelpbin 90, Mtlontie Gitp 81, Gape
Map G6. @oibiugton 6G, Norfolf 66,
Satteras 70, Charlotte 76. @iIming,
ton "a. Gborleiton 50, Sopounnb 50,
SodionpiIle 50, Supiter 81, Sep @eit
sc, Ttlanta sc, montgomery 80, Nep
Orleans 30, EoleItine IS, @olpeiton
so, Corpus Gbrilti so, Wempbis Sc,
Cincinnati ~, Eittsbnrg 81, SSipcgo
5S, Buffalo SO, Glepelonb SO, Setroit
So, Ilpeno GO, Waraueite 80, Green
Ban 60, Chicago 62, TuIutb as. ct.
Eoul ~, ct. 2ouis 80, aonias Gin
30, Omaha "a, Siiron so, 9ismord
81, @i1ilton Sc, Sapre 70, Seleno
ga, Salt 2afe Gitp 66. Genber "a,
Nortb Hlatte SO, Imariao 80, 9obge
Gitp SO, Cos angeles y.
ganfett Der v9araca.
Stalls. gnldklih ibrcs cinidb.
riscn Stiftunssfeites begins geitern
Die "9oracn-alaiie" Der ocutiden TT.
tbcriiheu ct. Sobamcs.a Stride nm
Der Ode bon lombard uno Gothic
rine.S trabe elm glon5cnbcs 0onfett,
bel luclfcm Der Seeliorglr Scr sc.
meinbe. Ealtor Simotbeus Qcbmat.n.
oils Goaitmeiiter funeirte. Gie Crit
mlngs. Mniprahe belt aloiienlci1sr
". 3. &rouB. Ssrr y. 3. Sbrecoes
iprah iiber Die Eilihtcn zines sutelt
0iirgers, Yitor u. &. Grnit bon So.
luinbia, 30, iiber yllnicr @IoubenS.
bcfenntrib," 8enerol s. 6. ailmcr,
Der fiir5lidJ erlp1blte Gnmmonocrr
Der 8nahen,W rigahe, iiber ,Iic ,Su,
fin1it nniercr iungen 2eute ,rlb I'M,
fer Sntereiic iiir lie" Naitor 6. u.
Sodcr iiber vaamerabihait," Scrr
2sonarb Z. Sdnlj iibcr Ole .9araco-
alaiie" unb Serr Charles Y. Glcnc,
louo fiber vIie MANNER, oic 6rol,en
nuo uniere Stabt,"
gieI gar nm Midt 8.
Sn ilid)t scrine Nuire9rnO
iplrOc, Ole EoliSei Der noroGit,
lihsn Eiitrifts geiteru @prmittao
Nurd, cine Ielepbonbotidlait periest
OaB Semanb hi Dem Sitpclicrlaoei
bon i. @olih Nr. SOB. Moro.@op,
StraBe> herMibt luorbcn lei. Yolisiit
gems muroe ioiort obaeianot. aber
oils er IN DEM Snben unlonate, luitBtc
Niemanb etlpas bon cinem Iiebltabl.
Sn Der Wcinuna, Semonb babe lid
eincn' idledten Wit crlaubt. perlieB
Der EoliSiit orgerIid) ben 2oo,n.
1lotlid) benerfie or al, Der Ode pol,
@ap. mo Maoiion. StraBe Elm Wci.
neilbes MGod)en. Stets biiliabereit,
irogte Sant nod Dem @runo Der
Ebroilen ino ianh 5u ieinem Gr.
!tauncn, Dob gerabe Die &lsinc Of:
EoliSei alarmirt babe. Sic er,Ghlte
inter SbrGnen. oob lie BON Scrril
Walib einen Hing fir 10 Gents &C.
fault babe, iueldler griinc Steine bc.
ben lolIte. Ms lie ieboh nod Suuic
gcfommen lei. babe lie nusgeimoer,
oaB oie Stcine blan fpareli. unb in.ul
fpciacre iid) Serr @aiib. Den Rins
tm5utalihen. Ties tpor Die Speitc
llebcrraidung fir ben VoliSiitsn; hie
Sbrduenn oes WaodeUs riibrten i'm
aber inb anf ieine 1iiriprad,c TT,
belt tie lire 10 Gents 5uriid.
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Suuncnauf- unb lIutcraana.

Sonncnmtfgnng. 6 II. Z 90.
SpHnenrntergalg. ......5 IL. 43 VI.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-24
Jos. =. SCOTT. nal.or and Publisher.

There is an Idaho statute which
exempts irrigation bitches from tax
alton on the ground that they add to
the value OF the land irrigated and
are in this way taxed. Kootenai
county has peculiar case which the
owners OF the canal, the Spokane
Valley Land 4 Water company, claim
exempts them from taxation under.
the state law, but Assessor Smith
takes another view OF the matter and
assessed the canal at $4,000. The
owners then appeared before the
board OF equalization and, upon q
showing. succeeded In having the as
sessment reduced to $4,000. The
water Is taken from the river at Post
Falls and conveyed by canal west to
the state line. where II enters the
state Of Washington. and In which 1t
Il distributed 10 the land for irriga-
tion purposes. We believe that AS
aessor Smith Ia right in his conten-
tion and that the assessment should
stand, unless the courts decide other
wise. There is no good reason why
4 company should take water from
one state to another for sale and use
without paying It's Just share OF taxes
for the Improvement, and It would
look ~ though the law contemplated
exemption only whore the water Ii
used on land in this state and there
by enhances the assessed value Of thC
same.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-24
The Avsator,s Chief Problem.

The general view is that the greatest
difficulty In the way OF the aeroplane
lies in overcoming air currents. Avia-
tors themselves do not agree with this
opinion. 10 them the navigation Of
air currents, except IN unusual winds,
has become comparatively simple.
They agree In the statement that their
chief problem Is one of motor power.
An examination OF the recent aeci-
dents to aeFopIanes shows that nearly
every one OF them was due to failure
of the motor. This 1t was that caused
the two disasters to Hubert Latham
in his attempts to cross the English
channel. 1t also occasioned the first
slight mlshatps Of orville Wright at
Fort Myer.
The same problem has been present
in automobilInG aud motorboat nayi-
CATION. The failure Of a motor with
these, however, usually occasions moth
ing more than stoppage OF the ma
chine and more or less tedious de-
lay. In the aeroplane the case Is more
serious. The stoppage Of the motor
here means necessarily an immediate
descent. with the attendant danger Of
accident. The problem II also compll-
Gated by the necessity for lighter mo-
tors and the consequent elimination Of
some OF the important parts Of the
engines. Glenn Fl. Curtiss and some
other aviators have succeeded in con-
irving surprisingly light motors, but
in sacrificing weight they have also
sacrificed efficiency. On the other
hand, the Wright brothers have retain
ed the heavy motors and depended on
their machines to lift the greater
weight Yet even with them the fail
ure Of the engine at critical times has
caused a few more or less serious mis-
haps. 1t is plain that aeroplane in
ventOrs should henceforth turn their
attention to the perfecting Of a sulta-
BILE motor and that with their success
the aeroplaue problem will be solved
With a reliable engine the aviator can
ny at greater heights, can cover longer
distances and can be practically In
sured against accident.