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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

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"Aiways nc Natural Civ7," Formed.
Mrs William Benjamin, OF Essex
FEELS, las organized an Always BE
Natural Club" There are twenty-five
members. mostly Of Mrs. Benjamin's
pupils. These are the officers: Presi-
dent, Miss Helen Wyckoff; vice-presi-
dent, Clifford Webb; secretary. Ralph
Wolff, and treasurer. Miss Helen Wool
ton. The club will meet in June at the
home of Miss Grace Beach. of smull
borough Improvcrs Elect.
The annual meeting of the Borough
Improvement Association of North
Caldwell vas held last night at Bor-
cush Hall. and these officers were
elected: President. Henry Z. Schantz.
vice president. Sherman Paddock; sec
rotary, Frederick Baldwin, treasui er,
Frederick Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Layton, Of East
Orange. and William Hall, of Newark,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
,Selover, Of Campbell avenue. Caldwell
The Verona Borough Council viii
meet Friday nifNt at the Council rooins
at s O'clock.
Mrs. ]. Lawrence johnson. of Fair
view venue, Verona. Will leave this
week for q Pleasure trip to California.
Judge Johnson will join his wife late.'
in the season.
The Caldwell fire department viii
meet tomorrow night at the truc.s
house in Roseland avenue.
Mrs. Wettach. OF East Orange. has
been visiting her son. Archibald Wet
tach, OF Hanford place, Caldwell
Arthur Seymour. of Schenectady,
n. Y. is stopping with friends in
Verona.
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NUTLEY.
scaoo, cIss. Elects omcers.

School Class Elects 0Gicers..
The graduating class OF the Nutley
Grammar School he's elected The fol-
lowing officers: President. William
Montague; vice-president, Miss Edith
'I>ierstead; secretary, Miss Marion
Ayers; treasurer, Arthur Floyd Stager
The class colors will be white and red.
secret Wedding Announced.
Ernest Woodruff Greene and Miss
Ethel Townsend, daughter Of Mrs. +
G.. Townsend, of Hillside enu were
married on Saturday. They had not
intended to let their friends know just
yet. The ceremony was performed
while the young people were on q trip
to New York.
Mrs. William F. Dabney, of Durant
Mrs Henry J. Waltgens. at Ridge
wood.
The Nutley Exempt Firemen's Assoc
citation will meet this evening at the
headquarters of Yantacaw Engine Com
pany.
WI oito a A|NoiR taa@0 -
lyn, and Madame Frances Masopust-
OF New York, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Haschek, jr., Of
Chestnut street, have returned home.
Mrs. Henry New and the Misses New,
of New York, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. New. Of
Whitford avenue, have returned honae
Miss Rosina Mellick. of Poushkeep-
sic, N. Y. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James M. Moore. Of River road.
Mrs. J. Dusenberre, Of Jersey City. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. August
Brauer. of Nutley avenue.
Miss Elsie Soden, of New York, is Q
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G.. Dill
Ion, of IIighfield lane.
Francis C. Williams, of Marin place,
has returned from a visit to friends at
Montclair.
Mi. and Mrs. Herman Zoerner, OF
Kingsland street. sailed this morning
for q three months visit to their native
land, Germany.
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DECENTRALIZATION.


James Z. uin.en's Funeral,
The funeral OF James Z. Whaleii. an
Old resident of Nearny. who died on
Monday night after a short Illness at
his home, 51l Devon street, Arlington,
took place this morning and was
largely attended. At st. stephens X.
G. Church at 9 o'clock services were
conducted by the Iiev. Samuel y.
hedges. pastor. The pallbearers were
William Desna1l, Daniel Sullivan, Mi
chael Magic. Thomas burke, Thomas
Kelly and Thomas ]. Kelly. TIE body
will be Forwarded today TO North
Adams. Mass, where it will be in
TERED ir tho family plot In South View
Cemetery.
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lLLBURN-SpRINGFIEL

Pupils 10 Have EI"cutiorHry Contest.
An evolutionary contest for a silver
medal by the pupils Of Mrs. amy
f<ingsbury's class VIII be held In the
parish house o~nNSaturday evening. May
IL. Instead of three Judges. as hereto
fore, the winner will be decided By a
vote of the audience. twenty-five cents
being charged for each vote. the re-
ceeds to go to the charities of Mil burn
and vicinity. The contestants will be
Miss Leah Thomas. Miss Marie Weston,
Miss Ruth Altman, Miss M~arjory
Gallagher, Miss Ruth Fairchild Miss
Emma Chrystal. Miss Elsie Tri1dell,
Miss Elsie Nelson and Alfred Nelson.
In addition, there will be plays and
monologues by former winners of
medals. a piano solo by Miss Gowan-
lock, piano selection by Master Alfred
Kinzie and his teacher. Mrs. Theodore
Brown. of South Orange.
Church Buys school Lot.
At the meeting of the Sprir gield
Board Of Education last night the cd
school lot was leased to the Methodist
Church for a term of sorty-eight ears
at $40 a year. The church was also the
purchaser of the lot in the rear, paying
s155 for it. The present corps OF
teachers were r~eengaged. with the en-
ception of Miss Clara Mayer, who re-
signed. as she intends giving up teach
ing. on account of her health, and Miss
M. A. Brewer. a High School teacher,
who resigns to accept a position else
where.
At the meeting of the Woman's Gui d
Of st. Stephens Church, Millburn, last
night the following officers were
elected: President. Miss NJ. A. Park;
vice-president, Mrs. w. F. Denman;
secretary, Mrs. Alfred Warner; treas
urer, Miss D. Lowe; board Of directors,
Miss Dora Bryan, Mrs. Thomas Grit
fifth. Mrs. Charles Barnard, Mrs. Fred
erick Taylor. Mrs. Frederick Warner.
The Short Hills Fire Company last
night elected the following officers.
Deputy chief. e. C. Laying; engineer,
Il. L. Dunn; foreman. Thomas Lynch;
secretary and treasurer. John Dunn;
auditors, August Wittkop, Henry A
Baker and Philip Lynch; entertainers
committee. h. T. Dunn, Thomas Lsn.h
Thomas Dunn and Henry A. Baker.
Henry. the s-months-old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Grover Tonkin. of Morris ave-
rue. Springfield, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
MIR. and Mrs. s. O. yanderpooi, of
New York, are guests of Mr.. and AIRS
Eushrod Bayne. OF Highland venue
Sort Fills.
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r. u. A, Has Initiation.
At a meeting OF the South Orange
local of the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association yesterday afternoon 20
licemen Albert Nagel and John storey
OF Millburn, were initiated to member
ship.
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Hurt in Fail srem Car.

] tiA'litA a jrJO tt = ~ A4-L "a
between Grove street and Quincy ave-
rIe, on Kearny avenue. Kearny,
Charles Eckloff. Of AZ North Eighteenth
street. East Orange, fell TO the pave
ment and received a scalp wound and
several bruises about the body. He
was taken to the Office of DIR. Walter
II. Rieek. at Berlin street. by Patrol
Iiaar Thomas Dolans and after being
tteeated went home pnaided, r
At & meeting of Kearny Hook and
JIadder Company No. ?. last night,
George w. Mason resigned as a mem
her and Frank fitzpatrick was elected
to take his place.
The street committee of the Kearny
Town Council ard Town Surveyor
Harry P. Kreiner will go over the
Maple street brick pavement with a
representative of the John F. STANLEY
Company and arrange acout a number
of repairs. With a representative OF the
Bassam Paving Company they VIII also
go over the work done on Elm street
and see about fixing up the pavement
before final acceptance.
B~rigadler Madison J. II. Ferris, q
resident. of Arlington II head OF the
salvation Ariny's legal department, and
who was also Il member of Tamlnany
Hall, spoke last night at the S. A. Hall
4e5 Elm street. Arlington, before @
! gaod-sized crowd on Pure Thoughts
ltaking his test from Philippians
iv.. Sc.
School Dismissed Because of Leaky Pine
Owing to the fact that q steam pipe
sprsng a leak and 1t was impossible &c
giye the classrooms enough warmth,
the pupils of Kearry Public School No
. We're dismissed at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Tie defective pipe is encased
in the brick front wall, 1t is said thai
repeir work viii be difficult. The build
/ ing is an cid one and has often beer
condemned as unsatisfactory Tor pres
ert-day requirements.
The Midland Building and Loan AS
socistion viii open a new series o.
stock at it's meeting in Quincy Hall
Arlington, tonight.
The Roy. j. Franklin Shindell, Mrs
ehindell and ten others representing
the First BAPTIST Church, of Arlington
attended the annual session yesterday
of the Stite Baptist Association II
Paterson. At the church yesterday
afternoon the Ladies' Aid Society, under
the direction of Mrs. Truman r. Corn
wall. gave a tea. Mr. shindell is at
tending the Sunday school convention
In this city today.
An affair that promises TO be a very
enjoyable one is the concert 10 be giver
tonight in Midland Hall, Arlington, By
the New York University Gle Club o.
thirty clever musicians under the aus
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math Of trade. It's the first call that captures
the procession Of customers
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GLEN RIDGE,
RELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
IRVINGTON.


Bazaar for st. LcO's Church.
A three days bazaar under the aus
pieces of st. Leo's r. c.. Church for the
new parochial school. for which ground
has been broken. will be opened tonight
in Masonic Hall and will continue for
the remainder of the week. An excel
lent program of games. dances and
other forms of entertainment has been
prepared. There will be many attrac-
tive booths. at which useful articles,
souvenirs and choice fruits and confec-
%tlonery will be displayed On Friday
afternoon there will be special enter
tainment for the children
The lighting committee of the Town
Council. composed of George NJ. Wills.
David II. Greene and Frederick Eckel-
hofer. made a tour of inspection
through the town last night. They
found 6. necessity for the installation
of2 fifty additional lights, and viii
recommend favorable action by the
Council at its next meeting Jure &
A meeting OF the ~Irvington Veterans
Association will be held in Town Hall
tomorrow night. The several commit
tees will be appointed 10 make ar
iHl A-filli1 - INV AAsiNf 49,
Of Memorial Day.
Court Peckwell no. 1914, l. O. F., vii.
'meet tonight at its quarters in Drake
building, town centre.
Mrs Herman Troelich and duagh-
tiers. the Misses Margaret Froelich and
Irene Froejieh, of Sixteenth agenue.
have returned from a stay In Atlantic
city.
The Board of Education will hold its
monthly meeting tonight in its offices
in Central Grammar School, i'll Clinton
avenue west.
The Board OF Health will hold its
semi-mant1ly meeting tonight in Town
Han. Among matters to cou1e up for
consideration is the report which VIII
he submitted by the sanitary commit
tee on tie request of L. ]. Buckley q
Co, the Newark sonvcnger contractors.
for permission to use the vacant lots
in Tichenor terrace for dumping pur-
poses,
The Junior Epworth League Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church viii hold
a business meeting in the church par
lors tonight. 1t will be followed by a
social hour.
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Org Warden Henry Forbell Yesterday
Seized eighteen dogs in the township.
This makes a total OF seventy-seven
scanines that have been so far caught.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
HARDIN DISBARMENT
CASE ARGUED BEFORE
THE SUPREME COURT
Recalls History of Hardin s
Complaint and Disbarment
of Rival Attorney.

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 22.-Referee John
L. Jolley in the G. p. Hardin disbar-
ment case from Platte, making his re-
port to the supreme court, finds for
Hardin in seven OF the specifications.
and in all others, except one, chiefly
in favor of the accused practitioner. on
the specification of fees he finds h a
Hardin charged an excessive fee in a
case in which he had been employed.
The report has been taken under ad-
yisement by the court.
The case was brought at the instance
and on complaint Of George l.. Kirk,
Of Charles Mix county, who had for
merly practiced in Hutchinson county,
where Hardin also was located III the
practice Of his profession % years ago.
Hardin came to the territory from
Georgia and about his first venture was
to institute disbarment proceedings
against J. VI. True, at that time the
leading attorney of Hutchinson county.
He succ' led in his effort and there
after became the most widely known
attorney in hat part OF the state.
Hardin was represented in the SUI
preme court by himself and A. Il.
Orvis. of Yankton, while f. F. Wanzer,
OF Armour, was appointed by the
court for the prosecution.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
JOKING LOVE LETTERS
pERANGE WIPES MIND

Lead, S. D., Dec. 21.-Mrs. Efie
Tredericks, a bride of four months,
was taken from the Homestake hotel
today and conveyed TO the Gayville in
Hrmary, suffering from serious mental
troubles as the result OF a joke of girl
friends. Mr.. Frederick came to this
city about six months & to work In
the Homestake mines and soon after
wards the young woman followed and
they were united in marriage.
Recently several girl friends of the
couple jokingly indicted a number of
love letters to Mr.. FrederiCks in order
TO arouse the jealousy of his bride,
thinking thus TO secure the laugh on
the young woman, but the receipt of
the letters resulted in the unsettling Of
her mind and she will be committed to
the state asylum.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
PER CAPITA OF SCHOOL FUND
APPOINTMENT is $3.7s

Pierre, S. O., Dec. 21.-The amount
of school moneys reported by the coun,
ty treasurers in response to the call
for collections from the state treas
urer was s133, 1862. 40, which included
leases of lands, deferred payments ana
interest on securities held by the state
resulting from sale of lands. This
makes the total collections for the year
$16,7S1.12. .
All figures relating to ap~portionment
Of this fund for the year 1910 show
an increase. over 1909. The total re-
ceived and apportioned in 1909 was
$524,2 34.6 S. The increase the past year
over this amount is $92, 547.6l. The
school population shows a gain of S.264
during the year, n in spite OF this
fact the receipts per capita for per
sons between the age of 6 and q years
are Sc cents greater than the receipts
per capita for the preceding year. h
Individual share Of the receipts Of COM
mon school funds this year is 1913 for
each person over 8 and under Il years
of z
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
OVERCOME
IN BLAZING HOME AT
"CENTERVILLE, SD.
Companion Stumbles Across
Victim Accidentally and Drags
Him to Safety.

.Centerviile. S. D., Dec. 21.-The nne
residence of W. T.. Eye, OF TINS Guy;
caught fire Saturday night about =
O'Clock while the family were an at
the opera house, and was anlaze lroih
basement 10 attic in a few
Firemen responded quickly TO tne
alarm. but the interior, with al us
contents is a mass Of ruins, which IN
cludes a new $500 grand piano va
liable library and many new turnlsn-
Ings lately added TO complete the corn,
forts OF the modern home. the total
loss will reach nearly $1,000, parity
covered by insurance.
Albert Mitchell, a fireman, fell uh-
conscious, overcome by the smoke
while in the building, and was res
cued by another fireman VINO nap
pened to stumble over Mitchelfs pody,
and grabbing the unconscious man NY
the feet, dragged him outside, where
the cool air partially revived MN.
Mitchell was taken home and is nearly
recovered from his close call to death.
The Eye residence seems to be a
target for the forces of nature, beng
twice Quilted by fire and twice struck
by lightning within a few years.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
MINNEHAHA PIONEER
PASSES AWAY AT MITCHELL

Mitchell, s. d., Dec. Eli. e. Cotton
.gho moved here eight months age
from Cotton, in MiHHehaha county, &c
educate his children at the university
here, died suddenly Of heart failure
Saturday morning. Mr.. Coltcn had beer
n his usual health. This morning his
wife vas awakened by a ASP giver
by her husband and she found him
In a dying condition. The interment
will be at Cotton. Mr.. Cotton was for.
merly county superintendent of Mime.
haha county, and for many years was
one Of It's most highly esteemed cit.
izens.
He was also joint promoter with z
r. Sherman, of the South Dakota Cen.
trail railway.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
operating ~ tife sfate
CITIZEN IS HELD UP
BY ESCAPING BURGLAR

Yankton, S. d., Dec. "a too in
quisitive turn OF mind when he heard
the jingle of broken glass put John
Scully mp against a gun Monday night.
Scully was out late and in passing the
Palace saloon al midnight heard the
crash of glass and investigated. He
saw a man emerging from a rear win
dow OF the saloon. The robber pulled
his gun on Scully, but got away with
SIS taken out of the saloon cash
drawer.
Mrs. John Stanagc. who beasted OF
continuous residence here since the
truly pioneer year of 1859, Is dead here
at the age of 20 vears.
Zina Richey, a prominent Mason and
Odd Fellow. has been advised OF the
death OF his brother, John, OF Fanchor.
N. Y.
w. S. Stockwell, who for over a quar-
ter OF a century has run a widely
known cigar factory here. has sold out
TO viii Wagner. son of Henry wag-
ner. a pioneer of this city. Mr.. Wag-
ner takes charge January | next.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
WIFE HELPS TRAVELLER
TO ESCAPE FROM SHERIFF.

Deadwood. S. d., Dec. 22.-By the aid
of his wife, who feigned sickness, II.
Carson, a travelling salesman wanted
In Sturgis on an embezzlement charge,
managed to escape from Sheriff Tom
Stewart, of Meade county, in Denver,
after having been brought from the
Pacific co,tgt. Sheriff Stewart reached
Denver on his way from Portland, Ore,
where Carson was arrested, when Mrs.
Carson sought O room in a hotel and
her husband was allowed a few min
utes' respite with her. When the sher-
III returned to the room he found the
prisoner had flown. The wife declared
she had fallen asleep and not noticed
her husbands absence.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
YOUNG BOY is HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Aberdeen, S. d, Dec. 22.--As the re-
suit Of a trip to Aberdeen, Herbert
Gaines, an 1S-year old Mellette lad, is
in Jail, charged with seduction, and 15-
year old Ella Brumley, also OF Melette,
has returned to her parents home. The
young people came to Aberdeen and
registered at a hotel as husband and
wife, occupying the room together
during the night. When the girls
parents missed her, they telephoned to
the surrounding towns and the couple
were located here. They explained that
they had come to Aberdeen to see the
moving picture shows, one OF which
are located at Mellette. The girls par
ents refused to be satised with the eX-
PLANTATION and the arrest Of the boy
followed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Pierre. s. D., Dec. 22.-Articles of
Incorporation have been filed and a
charter issued to the United States
Whaling company, of Huron, with a
|eapital stock of s. 1000. 600. One of the
Stockholders IN the company is II. y.
Richards, OF Huron. vito enters into
the whaling business with relatives OF
his from Norway and capitalists from
London and Glasgow. The place or
operation will be on the north Pacific
coat. The directors of the
are Davie Rennie, of Glasgow, Scot
land: r. 0. Richards, of Huron; b.. b.
Richards, of Seattle, Wash; H. b.
Richards, OF Mallard, Ia; Peder Bogen,
of Sendefjord. Norway.
Charters were also issued TO the
Steel Belt Realty and Improvement
company, OF Pierre, capital stock $780,
600; Interstate Power company, of
Wagner, capital stock 81, 900, 900; Flor
ida Eucalyptus Land of
Pierre, capital stock $4,000; Federal
Publishing company. of Pierre. capital
stock $685. 900.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
KEEP OPEN AIR HOLES
TO SAVE GAME FISH

Watei town, s. D., Dec. 22.-Efforts
are being made by the South Dakota
department of game and fish to save
the fish in the shallow lakes Of the
state from suffocation during the win
ter. Circular letters were SEM out b.
State Game WardenB Bancroft today to all
county wardens in the state i~nstructing
them Immediately to take steps to keep
open air holes in all such lakes
throughout the winter.
Because OF the generally dry sum-
mer, many lakes which are well stocked
with perch and pickerel. viii freeze
nearly TO the bottom. Unless the air
holes are provided the fish will suffo-
cate. The order also gives permission
to spear all non-game fish, including
pickerel, through the ice this winter.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
6RIDGEWATER COMMERCIAL
CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER

Bridgewater. s. D.. Dec. 22.-The
Bridgewater Commercial club, incor-
porated under the state law, has re-
ceived It's charter and the following
named officers have been elected:
President. j.. III. Anderson: vice presi-
dent, q. A. Cluser; secretary and treas
urer, w. w. Moyes.
The club starts off with so members.
with a membership fee of SIS each and
monthly dues provided thereafter TO
cover Incidental expenses. Suitable
rooms have been engaged and as 500
as furnished the club will look to the
upbuilding OF this little city and feel
continent OF securing several manufac-
turing establishments within the next
year..
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Department OF Insurance
co,unuy va CerfIfoafr of

company StEttUChtT vi AuNBoFhAy
Whereas, The Standard Accident ms.
Co., a corporation organized under
the laws Of Michigan, has filed in
this office a sworn statement exhib-
iting its condition and business for
the year ending December 81. 1908,
conformable to the requirements of the
laws of this state regulating the busi-
ness OF insurance; and.
Whereas. The, said has Med
in this office a duly certified copy OF
it's charter, with certificate OF orgsnt-
~zatior, in compliance with the require
ments OF the Insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore. Z. O s. Basford,
Commissioners OF Insurance OF the State
OF South Dakota. pursuant to the oro-
visions OF said laws. do hereby cer'i'y
that the above named company is fully
empowered, through its authorized
agents, to transact It's appropriate bT--
mess OF Accident Insurance in this
state according to the laws thereof.
until the 2sth day OF February, A d,
1911.
In testimony whereof. 7 have mere
unto set my hand and Official seal at
Pierre, this 23rd day OF February, A. ID.
1910.
O. 6 BASFORD.
(Seall Commissioners OF Insurance
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30
TUBULAR WELL AT TRIP
SPOuTS SOFT WATER

Trip. S. d., Dec. 21.-A three-inch
tubular well which has just been COM
pleted on the farm of Christian Fink.
six miles southwest OF Trip. is the
freak tubular well OF the state. Other
tubular wells IN this part OF the state
are from abo 10 700 Feet deep and tho
water has TO be raised b- a ,ssmp or
otherwise. The we'll on the Fink farm
IL only 100 feet deep and throws up
soft water with a greater force than
many OF the artesian wells which ex.
Ter to q depth OF 1000 feet into the
earth.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-30

A London writer questions whether
Mr.. Churchill had so splendid a holiday
In the near east as D~israeli did nearly
so years ago. when he made a cruise on
n yacht OF his friend, James Clay.
You should see me- wrote Disraeli
from James Clay's yacht, "in the cos
tune Of a Greek pirate-a blood-red
shirt with silver studs as big as shill)
ings, an immense scarf for girdle, fuY
OF pistols and daggers, red cap, red
slippers. broad hlna-atrinaA- .a=a=S s.s.1
TrOY9er@"