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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-21

with the exterior and interior i'm
provements made, won the first prize
of s10O offered by the school improve
ment associatin of the State last win
ter.
The Little Mountain school district
contains about three and one-half
square miles, little less in area than
the incorporate limits of the town
The assessable property of the dis
trict is about $4,000, and the popu-
lation of the town less than 400; yet
the people have built school house
that represents one-tenth of the tax
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-21

successful session under the manage
ment OF the following teachers: v. B.
Sease, principal, and Misses Annie
Davis and Rosalyn Summer and Mrs.
W.. B. Shealy, assistants. The same
corps of teachers have been elected
for another year; but the resignation
of the first two mentioned has re-
suited in the election of F. 0. Black,
"a graduate of Newberry college, and
a. teacher in the Prosperity high
school last session, as principal, and
Miss Ellie Jacobs, of Peak, one OF the
graduates of Winthrop this year. {
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-21
LITTLE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL.
One of the Best in the State.-Hand.
some Building.-ToOk State
Prize.

The accompanying cut is picture
of the school building at Little Noun
tain taken shortly after it's compile
ton last fall. This building, together
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-21
At Home Again.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 18.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt is back once more
among his neighbors. He arrived in
Oyster Bay from New Y * at 6
o'clock today on a special train en-
Gagged by the Roosevelt Neighbors' as
sociation Of Nassau county, 400 mem
bers of which made the trip with him.
:Tae run from Long Island City to
Oyster Bay was made without stop,
through a driving rain.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-21

our schools, for let us ever remember
we are building for the future of our
children.
Taxpayer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
-@eitern mar Sag Self Der fl.

-8eitern mar bos Set Der FL.
9rei &onige, uit6 ba bas 8etter
falt, bell uno flar mar, mare es 5i
niiniden 6as Die alte 9auernreeeI,
,ueIde iast: SIT 9rcifonig bell unb
tlar, aibt's quite @rnten 6ieies Sabr
ii6 benabrbeitete. Serner mltB eS
Shnee 9eben urtS 0ieler mitB fnars
rem uno fniriden, geraoe pie &c.
itern, in uebereinitimmitng nit Ben
meiteren 8nuertregeln: "&narrt I'M
Sonllar gis ntl6 SGnee, gibbs 5ur
@rnt' piel &orn rno &Iee; ofmmt
Der 6roit i'm Saniiar nidt, 5eiet
i'm Mdr3 er iein @eiidt; iit's i'm
Sommer in @efabr; braut Der Son-
iiar NebeI gar, miro oas Sriibiabr
NAB fiirpabr.y Serner: "Sit oer
Sarilar gelirro, baltit i'm Sriibiabr
S9nee u1o @ino; lit er aber triib
unb mob, bnnn bIeibt leer bes 8in-
gers SaB.. 90 6iirfte man aIfo
ifon 5ufrieoen Iein, tpenn's mebr
aalte rno reidIi6 Sdnee gibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
Bonn gaderhid.

Soeben ging inns Sie Sai,uar-g1is
ea6e oer "Deutiden $~a,tsfrau. MiI-
tualtee. Bis,, au. @ie INNER, 10
bietet aud oieies MaI pieOer Dos
reid uitb geidmadpoH illitftrirte $eft
cine Siille belebrenben un6 urter.
balteroen 2eieitoffes. 8ir nenner
insbeion6ere Sic bei6en illuitrirten
artifel n9ie S6bne oes bei,ti1en
&ronprin5enpaares" un0 n0ie Gdtur'
aIs &iinitlerin in ben S6neefriitall.
en-, Die gr5ablungen Die nib
gIiidten Observation-Disclosures,
Gin $raum in Der Splpeiterna9t"
unb Gin iebr falter Gag, Die Gin.
leituneen fir San6orbeit, Stiderci
un6 S6neiberei uno Sen por5iiglid
reoigirten 8%rieffalten. 8ir fonnen
ollen unieren 2eierinnen un6 2ei.
ern Die fleiBise 2ettiire Der r9eutf-
den Salsfrau" uno ELM announcement
alf bieie por5iisli9 rebigirte @ton-
atsi9rift r,,r Sringeno empfeblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

-Sn Der Stabtratb . 8eriomm.
lung am lesten @ontae BEN Stem
Sdnuar ipur6en .15 @etnunger i'm
8etrase bon $t5s.65 CUR 3ablrne
anaetpieien.
gs tuurben atpei Srbinan;eit pai.
fit porin bic Srase 5,ir gontrabi.
rine elmer Sd,lb bon $4,000.
stpeds erbaulns zines Baiferperfs-
unS &anaI.G nitem IN Der Staot ben
8dbIern nodmoIs our abfinirnurse
ON ndditen is, Sebr,iar ooreeIest
pirb.
Cine Srbinona. Die Beftimnttnsen
Der ioeenanrten ogou tar lam" I'M.
anSerso, mnrSe sleihfans paifirt,
peIde aen6erirgen n1fiteus publ.
art neroen.
Der Stobtrntb bertosie, fi6 Bic
D~onnerstae abeflb ben 6. Sorlnr
mann Die Grneuerms bcs 6reibrie.
fes Der Serntanner gI~ectrieitat Dc.
ieIHdqft. meIder enaditen SUM ob.
Ianft, in ertuae,ns sesosen tpir6 II.
ionitise geiddfte DerbanbcIt ipef.
ben.
Senrs Bod. Stooti6reiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07


-SIcar Sedrnar1rl bon Ba1ep
Bari, mar Somihag bier.
SRI. @artba 5Ieiid. bon ct.
2ouis, mar Samitae unb CONT
tag bier.
-Ridael Redermoun bot iein
Bobnbdis in @asconaoe fir $3.50
an Srml Bertha $oener perfmift.
SEER uno Srau Geo. Ban. Sorn.
BON Oklahoma 9th. iinb felt Sanita
bier bel Srau Ban Soru's Nutter,
Srau 8m. 8fauti6, au 8eiud.
SIM bieiigei Recoroer.amte
tpuroen i'm letter. Sabre 1872 SET
ratbsIi3enien ausaeiteIlt. SIM &reis'
,eeridte tpuroen 3 Bnore geidieoen.
GO. Streble bon ct. Souls III
felt Ia Gage bier u1to miro nod ID
Gage bleiben INT feline angeborigen
mieoer fennen al lernen. Cine an.
oere Srciioe iit Die Saieniago.
Otto 6. @ief bon W~apletDooo,
@o., mar anfonss bes Sabres bier.
@s bies er miirbe iih bier i'm alter
Seim ontaifer uno @eihGftlih ME.
oerlaIien, bod iino Die 8%erbonblina'
en- nidt CUR &eife gebieben.
goarS Of srabe geriammfnna.
Die Sabresperiammluns DEG Ser
mann 8oarb Of Sra6e mirb am
@amstag IbenO ben s. Sanuar
1910 in Der gitp Soil obgebolteu
iperoen mo iino ale Mitelieoe,
oringenb aebeten ontpeieno 81 iein
"E 'Hss.
-gt6ditc 8ode lit Circuit Gouri
uho ga aus allen Sbeilcn 6es
Gountp'S 2eute fommen, ueroer
tuobI etIide g~onbionten fir Count
Gmter melhe in Der fommenoet
SerbitnobI bciett iueroen miiiien
oltf Ser 0berfIGfe erideinen.
Die Iftieainbaber Der Sermatri
Serrn & Badet Co., bielten am Mol
tag fire SabresuerIamnllung ab uni
eripdblten foleenben 9ireftorenratb
8m. 8. Sedmani,, @uitop 8obIt
Sobn 9obIfer, 8ictor q. Silber Uni
Sreb Gang, Capt. Suit. 8obIt fuilr
De oils 8rdiioent rn6 SreS 2onl
aIs SefretGr pieSererpdblt.
Die gbeleute Senrb 8ereni
nelfe friiber BEL Berger fpobnter
iino Dor ettpa IL Sabren nod Ger
as iiberiieoelten. befinSen iid 5ul
3eit bier gu 8eiud iino iinb bein
Sduaeer Serntann aopp su @aite
$err gerenS uobnt felt t2 Sabrer
aitf ieiner Sarnt BEL Sipe Soint Ser
as; er iost Die Grnten bisber mi
aiisndbme bes Iesten Sommers
tparea INNER 3ufrie6emteleno I'M
seidat eg ibn, oorten redt gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
aoepfe-

Sim 0euiabrstage purOen bon
bier i'm Seim Der 8rauteItern gu
Rep Sabelr ourd 8ep. Stoerter &C.
trout. Serr @m. 9oepfe nit SRI.
gugtita 8riieifner. Sur Die nod.
item geripanoten 6es grautpaares
iuaren bel Der Sroiriirg 5ugegen.
9as iunge 8aar miro in Sermarin
ieinen @obniis aufialasen. giel
Slid gum 9unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07


-gsm. 9iftbep bon Berger mar
@ontas BIER.
Bern ibr Butter fault, iebmt
Die Sorte Die nida iebr gut 1T. sic
iuirb nidt 10 fdneII alIe.
Die 81 Of g. 2oee miro beiite
@en6 Ginfiibr1ing Der reiiertpdblten
8eamten bnber.
90 Gross, BON ct, 2ouis, be.
finbct ii& bier i'm alten $cim gu
8ciud.
Die 3abl Der bier I'M Gountp
fir oas Sabr 1909 ausgeitelltert
SagbIiscifen betrug 654; felt Reii.
iabr tuirben SO aiis9eitelIt.
Henn es ailf Die 6urd Die 8oft
berianoten ReitiabrSfarten anfommt
(un6 eS biIft) eiebt es elm gliidlid
Te1ies Sabr.
-llnIere Mbonnetten Die fiirs
glatt itatt gel6 SelerboI5 brinsen
pollter, iollten oieics iest tbun ba
mir ioldes iest iebr rtotbig baben.
5ris 9iebal ser felt 90 Sab
rem In ct. 2ouis i'm @iifcrocidaft
tbdtig, mar n6bren6 Der Seiertage
bel ieinett angeboriaen in Stolpe 81
8cIud.
Serr @briit. Siimburg, BON BIG
Berger, mar Neuiobr bier um @e'
IfaftlifeS 81 erIe6igen, un6 Inn lei
men 8ruoer SSacob unb 8efannte 81
befuhen.
-Sbeo. 2inbarot mo @ottit
Medic in Stolpe 8erpanote beiud)
ten febrten Montag nod ct. 2oli!
5iriid, Sic parer aud in Setter
ion Gttp gciueien.
Der iunee Iuoreos Bfoten
bauer bot III galIep Barf einet Bod
erlooen fduflid ~critanoen nm ii6 6t
@eiddftlih nieoer5ulaiieu. SSH
tpiinidef, inn grfoIg.
SIN nnierer 9oti3rabme lett
ISOLDE Der Sanilierr&elmion oeI
Srit 8nlIets Snn,iIie baben mir Der
Iamer Ses Gobnes 0icar Bale
bon GarbonooIe. SIIs.. iiberieben
@enannter lit in ieiner Staot ei,
atseiebetter &anfmann.
Die &eibe Der ltnterbaltungs
nber6e bonn Giti5ei,S 2eture 9nreal
arranetrt, miro am 9onnerstag be,
81, Sarasar forteeiest tuerben, I'M
firtb BET oieier @eIeserbeit Die Guf
tyetenten rSbe 2peeinn Stars". mel
DE iiber sort5 6ebeitef,S m,difaIiidv
Rrdfte berfisen. Site fOnnen ieb
beIest tuerben tuena in BoIfers gpp
hcfe nadb9efrnst tuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

mer, bon 5irit Greet, tparen Sre1tag
ansenebme geiudler unierer &C.
iddftateIe.
-Die Sdulbnd,-8 eborSe 6ieies
Gounip's plant Die Gtnfiibrimg bes
llnterridts in elementary agriciI-
ture". mo priift biesbSislife Bid.
er.
SIN ct. 2ouis ermirften ant
letter. Rontas Der in fredericksburg
pobnbofte 4rtbnr 6, Shninfe rno
Gnna $. glipoob bon ct. 2ouis Sci.
ratbslisenien.
--Srau Bm. Stride bon Coles
Greet, bat bier ibr ner erbo,ites
8obnboiis an Der tpeit 6. StrdBe
be5ogen. W0se bas meme Seim ibr
bieI 8reli6e maderi
-aIoin aublmann Sobn bes Srn
Sen. &liblmmin bon WorriIon utrb
Sreb @ant iparen bel Billiam Subj.
mann ut6 onoeren 8ertpanoten al,
Der Sirit Greet 5u 8eiud.
SEER Otto Druid peIfer haS
|gottling Department Der Stone Sill
8ine Co., 1T ct. Bouts iibernommer
lieB feline Satin nit Sausgerdtb
oieie ISOLDE n%ad1fommen lin gar5
oa 81, nohnen.
SIM Seim 6es Raitor Suchmeps
er fam om Mittfpoh betr s.. Satl-
uor neles 2eben in @eitolt zines
itrammen SSiurgen melher bas Gl-
ternpaar iebr erfreut, unb ielbigen
Gags g~etouft unb sen Garnen ar.
min artbur erbielt. @oge Der &lei'
NE sur Sreltoe Der eltern beronpa6-
ienl
Sabt ibr unfer Gnoere1i, oltfl
Den 9cidluB 9efoBt i'm neuelt Sab
re elm Sparconto bci ms 81 er6ff-
men? Gin Dollar iii geniigenb i'm
Elm Sparfonto Slt er6ffnen. itnO penr
Der Gnfang eenlofJt lit, lit cs ridt
I6pierig oie fleincn Siimmer, mel.
DIE ibr entbebren fonnt, r~egelmdbia
au oeponiren. iin6 ibr perbet erd'
freilen 3,i icben, tnie ibnell eller
8rtbaben St1imr1t.
Sermonn Sapings 8anf
-Iorgert u,to Sonntag finbet in
Der bieiigen Retbobiiten Stride Bier.
teliabrs.8% erfammIuu9 unter 2eittute
Rep. Sron5 Yifer BON ct. Souls
oes 9iitrift superintendent, itdtt
@orgen abero oeittide BreSist, mad
her Geid6fts . 8~erinmmlung. Nn
Counting 8ormittag I'M 10 llbr
bcutide Breoigt nio abenbmabl;
RadmittagS 9 1lbr SonrtaesiduIt
ino Mben6s bolb S ltbr Snqcno'
Understanding, nafber engIiift
BreSiat uno abenSmabI,
Gtdbtide GidtanitaIt, cber nidlt.
Die ieirer 3eit bon Der Sto6t al
Die gIectrifben 2itt gompdnie be
piIIiete @erehtiame uraimidrGnfte.
aueinredt fir $erftefIlins Iecftriid
en- 2idtes fir offentIife geIciidl
tunssSpete III bieisr Gta6t ailf II
Sabre eiiltis. Iauft om Is. Sun
6ieies SabreS ab, nn6 bort mon bic
unS Sa Ytinmen Sie 8eiiiriportel
bdB bic Sta6t Sie Hnicge fGniIid
an fi& brinae nnS bieieIbe IN Ser
bir6ains NIT benz 8etrieb bon 8ai
iertperfe Irite. @an piIl in cine
ioIde.t gerbinSune cieIe gortbeiE
fehen: bifItscre geIendtuns lno Bill
Iiseren 4etrieb Der @afertpeffe. De
8crfGIos fcdre gar nidt 70 iiiibe
INNER 0oruaisseieet haB Die anIaa
an eine.t rndBisett greife eritonoe,
|fperber fam. gs tpiir6en 6urd Elm
|foIde 1erbinbins Rortbcile far bi
lStoStperipoIt,ntg mo mi6 fir 81
Burger ertpodien. bic nidt su lin
lterf&dten nrb 6nf ben erftcn 8Iit
nidt erfidtitd iinS. SnymerbiH II
bic gnresmss 3citsemaBsanb Sc
@cSonte nidt .ohne ipeiteres 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

: Serr s, 8. @eniel empfieblt
iid fir ollie p~orfommenoen Rotar.
arbeitcn. SIN 9ruferei.gebdiibe 5u
ftnNen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

8roS. Soils. Sudden, sroBe II.
fleine Cafes Ii. gies per6em auf 9e.
TELLING gebafet rn6 abseIiefert.
Sraii &oia @eper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
pon Atrmann
S.iratbs.a ieeni.n

Mm. aoepfe. Sermanat . 2f
augudto Brreiiner, 9eip $aben Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

-Sobn Strid unb Sarrp Soel'
nier. bon 5irit Greet, paren 5reitas
ansenebme 8eiud]er unierer @e'
itaftstele.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
SpdJseits : @lOden.

Im Mitpo6 ben 80. 9e5ember
faro i'm Seim 0es Serrn inO Srau
9artb Sutter cine gemiitbli9e Sod.
5eitsfeier itott, inbem Serr 8nt.
9rinf bon Bah nit SRI. Sba Gutter
bon Swiss burd Serrn Baitor a,i-
quit aiibn in Die iiiBen 8foienfeiIeln
Der gbe pereint ipllr6en. 9ls 8raut.
fiibrer fiingirten Serr 8eniamin s.
&uffner nnb ols 8rautfiibrerin SRI.
emma 6. Gutter Sdpeiter Der lie.
benstpiir6igei, 9ralt. 9ab benz fei-
erliden Srouafte folgte elm idones
Soh5eitsfeit, nobel DEM gliidlid1en
iungen Baare auBer nielct 8liifs-
nto Seaenspiini6en idone II. tuertb'
polle @eihenfe oargebrodt plroer.
9as iunge 8aar miro auf Der Sarm
bel Ban mobnen. Den pielen Sra.
t,tIanten idlieBt iitl aud oas Bolts.
blatt" an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

: Siufenoen 9oten utS 9euti4er
aaifer &aIenoer BEL $uyoI II. Rief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

: llniere ifrreu tpadiettoe 4n5abl
Depoiitoren in ,snieren S~parfoiien.
Departement, lit elm fiderer. 8emeis,
oaB infer Spftem 3ufrieoenitellenb
lit.
8eriudt es un6 er0ffnet elm Spar'
conto unS es tpir6 eud itieruals &c.
reien 6iefen Shritt setban jill ia.
ben.
8ir fir6 al ie6er Belt bereit III
men allie mosIite Gusfurft iiber ole
gortbeile tueIde ibneip in Seiem 9e.
partement geboten iperon, att geben,
If Sermann Sapings 8anf.
-Sn ser ON 9~eniabrstage ab9e.
baItenen Sabresberiammli,ng Der
60. ct. 8auls @emein6e tpurben
ne,ie gorIteber ertuablt nie folst:
hilbert s. Raegelin, 1 Sobr, aug.
Sdues s. 8. @eniel, Sbeo. Sueb.
meper ln6 Sulius Barrels alif 2
Sabre. SIM gmte berblieben auf 1
peiteres Sabr: Sermann Simon
iino Bm. Serauer. Der 8orftanb
organiiirte iid ourd Gripdblultg 6es
Serrn 8eniel, 8raIioent; Serrn
Simon, @ice Srdi.. a(rsuit S6net,
Sefretar; uno gIb. g. Raegelim,
Sdasmeiiter.
SIN Seim Ser ebeIe,ite Gbas.
Slider cabs bieiesmal cine frob.
life 8eibnadtcn uro Elm Slid.
Ii6es Neuiabr, oen bie S%erItreutpob-
nenoen &inber batten iif an Die.
len Sagen poIl5dblig i'm glternbeim
eingefun0en INN i'm @eiionlmeniein
Die 6eiertage feitli6 5u be9eben uno
bas 6omilicnbuib peitcr 81 befait-
i9eu. Intpeieno tparen Gltguit Slid
er ltno Satin, bon 8afefieIo, Mebr.,
Senrb Slider, bon ct. 2oui8; Iar-
tin Slider, bon 9tapoleorJ Rortb 0a
foto; @uitao Slider ii. Satin, bon
Serntann; Srau Marb Sauer II. ga!
te Sreo Soucr, BON Sernlarm, Gs
moren a%neenebme Gage neldle Die
9eiu6er i'm olten Seim subradten,
mo large merben 6ieielben oen
Gbrilnebmern in G%rinnerling bleiben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

Die SduIbnd,-8 eboroe bieies
Gountp'g plant Die G%tnfiibrrns bes
llnterri9ts in elementary agriciI-
.ture", lrno priift biesbsiiglide 8iid'
or.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

Sn ct. 2ouis ermirften an.
letter. Rontas Der in Sreoeridsbnrg
nobnbafte artbur 6. Sdpinfe uno
Gnna S. glsuooS bon ct. 2oris Sci.
ratbsliaenien.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
VITAL RECORD
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

H. w. Griffith (legaD, Spokane.
and Orville Tournear (legaD. Spo-
kane.
Charlie E. Campfield (legal). Spo-
kane, and Wayne l. Weaver (legaD.
st. Paul, MINI.
Laurence Clark (20), Tum Tum,
Wash, and Maude Newell 800.
Tum Tum.
l. G. Boggs {22). Deer Park. and
Nancy Pearl Best (15). Deer Park.
Frank LIE Richie (31), Spokane,
and Kitty Gusetti (26). Spokane.
Ivan C. Behringer (29), Spokane,
and Edna Newsank (22), Spokane.
Gust Anderson (46), Newport,
WASH, and Kate Deidrich (5O,
Newport.
George j. Graham (25). La
Grand, Ore, and Ella Alice Sheehy
(21), Newport.
George Frye (45), Spokane, and
Theo Wright (34). Spokane.
Arthur j. Dhallin (legaD, Spo-
kane. and Drusy Rogers (legaD
Tacoma.
Issaac Ward (28), Houston,
Texas, and Bessie E. Wilson (26)
Spokane.
Charles H. Cook (22). Hamilton,
Mont, and Aleida L. johnson (16).
Hamilton.
c. e. Hayden ClegaD, Spokane.
and Juanita e. Dorsey (legaD, Spo-
kane.
S. A. Bastonian (32), Spokane,
and Esther A. Shaniuian (22), Ar
menia. Asia MINOR.
T. e. Dysinger (legaD. Spokane,
and Lulu Kellet (legaD, Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

MIND C[OUOED

its drain on body and mind, / was
tossed to the zenith Of worldly
honor on a wave OF enthusiasm, a
wOrld-madness which startled me.
In the ebb of that wave l was
plunged into the depths of sus-
picion and discredit, a victim of
my own folly and the sufferer from
a storm of adverse circumstances. !"
FANTASTIC uNREALlTlEs."
AZ an illustration Of the
peculiar effect the far north
has on one, Or. Cook says that
after leaving Helbere land,
''the fantastic unrealities Of the
north began to manifest them
selves most. Peaks Of snow
were transformer into volca-
noes, beiching smoke; out Of
the pearl mist rose rose mar
yeious cities, with fairy cas-
ties; huge creatures, mis-
shapen and grotesque, ran
along the horizon. These spec
trial forms Of the north accom-.
panied us during the entire
journey, and, when sagsed Of
brain and sapped Of bodily
strength, felt my mind swim
ming In 4 sea Of half con-
sciousness, they fiji me almost
with horror, impressing me as
the monsters one sees In
night mare"
Cook explains his mental condi-
ton partly by his inability to sleep.
"Those suffering from insomnia
may, in degree, be able to ap-
preciate my condition when say
it was impossible for me to sleep.
II never expected that my &C.
complishment of the pole, II I did
it, would be regarded as a thing
of great Importance to science,
which 1t is not. want to be hon.
est in this, and right here / say
that any observations l took were
taken first of all for my own salts
faction. They corroborated my
growing consciousness of success.
The constant travelling over miles
of ice and the enduring of pain en-
gendered in my mind conviction
which no figures could have evoked.
At the time, however, l didn't
doubt my figures. The thought of
inaccuracy never occurred to me.
True. l was mentally disposed to
favor a creditable record. ! can
never tell ultimately"
The thing that convinced DR..
Cook and his two Eskimos that he
reached the pole was the fact that
they attained a point where their
shadows at noon and midnight
were of equal length.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
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BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 16.-The
speakership contest for the
eleventh session of the Idaho state
legislature appears to be triangular.
with the possibility of dark horse
carrying off the honors. The fight
Ii destined to break into the open
within the nest Is days.
There are now three announced
candidates In the race. Chas. D.
Storey Of Ada county, E. C.sDavfs
Of Oneida and J. X. Bell Of Latah.
The possible dark horse is Peter
G. Johnson Of Bingham county.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
ElnERCEnCY CLAUSE Is
DISCUS ED BY CHANDLER
eY cEoRGE CHANDLER.
Article Mo. Z.

eY George CHANDLER.
ArtIeie No. 4.
The charter has been drafted,
and 1t must be adopted or rejected
rs whole. Some opposition has
arisen of late, but much Of It Ia
due to = study OF disconnected Sec
lions that should be considered
together The emergency clause IL
up for criticism now, and II we
were sure that the government OF
the city would he placed in the
hands Of corrupt men who would
abuse their discretion at every OPP
portunity, the emergency clause
would be very bad.
Let us consider the ordinance
nl1visions together so as get .
clear view of the whole matter.
1. All ordinances must be passed
by the council at meetings open to
the public.
2. The vote on every ordinance
must be by yeas and nays, and the
vote of each member Is recorded.
3. All ordinances do not become
operative for thirty days after their
passage unless they contain an
emergency clause. Four members
of the council must vote In favor
of an ordinance containing an
emergency clause in order to pass
t.
All ordinances with the vote
thereon must be published in the
Official Gazette Immediately fol-
lowing their adoption.
From the foregoing, 1t will be
seen% that every effort was made
by the charter revision committee
to- safeguard the interests of the
public by compelling every act Of
legislation to be public. Some
criticism has been made OF the
emergency provision of the pro-
posed charter, but such q clause
Is almost universal in the charters
of cities in this country, and Is one
of the most abused sections of the
present charter of Spokane. An
emergency clause should never be
used in an ordinance except when
1t becomes necessary for prompt
action to protct the public health.
or safety of the people, as in the
case of an epidemic. conflagra-
ton, or when some dire calamity
falls upon the city. 1t is an abuse
of discretion for any council to in
sert an emergency clause in an
ordinance for the purpose of rail-
reading through measure that
has to do only with public improve
ments or any other routine bust
ness of the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
Kerchiefs Worth Up to Handkerchief Worth
Csc Are Here at IL 1-2c Up to 75c Sell at Csc

Pure linen, with the finest Of fine
hand needlework! You should see, for
example, this wild rose and butterfly
pattern, or the one with tiny flowers
all over it, each with a.black center
the whole flower no larger than half
the end Of pencil. Hundreds of diff
ferent kinds are here, of course, with
beautiful hemstitching Handker
chiefs worth up to 75c, and you may
take your choice of them a.
all tomorrow at I'M
just 80. ..................
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
GREEN WILL BE
BURIED SUNDAY

The funeral Of Harry Green, the
well-known turf and sporting man
of this city, will be held Sunday
afternoon at l o'clock from the
Eagles hall in the Symon build
ing. The Eagles will have charge
of the ceremony in the hall and
from there the Red Men will be IN
charge. J. Considine, the theat-
rical man, will be in Spokane to at
tend the services. Interment will
be at Paramount.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
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