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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-09
AbtuAraa,
Don aarg BuGt.

SD Oent's mir f0on; nan poa erfiitsm
9eben
Die Stunoe @ait I'M @benorotb,
Sanfbaren Siuues nod Der Melt erqebea
unb bod i9On Greuno benz nabeu Sob.
IS 1T nod, 3eit, gu I@auen iuub au lteben,
3O9 feline ,3eit au neuen 8ielen mebr.
Dor Stpfelb0bn, bic unerrei6t se6ltebeu;
@rtBt i@sioeuo idon Die SOune Der.
ntan niat lit gu unb blattert ipobl p~erlores.
Sn aIteS Brisfen aus Der g9erbe5eit,
$ai9t bier eta @ort, oas Slid uuo 2uIt
s~ebOren,
lanO bort ein ANDRES. f8lpsr BON Roth
uro 2eiO,
Slid, gsOt5 nnO aetO, tpas 1T OaOOm seblie.
ben?
@erftammt Der 9drm, oas piloe oin unO
Ser.
Brief ttntt auf Brief. Die Sdnbe, bic is
i6riebea,
sic t4reiben Idngt i6on teine 3eile mebr.
uau leuf3t--moa innt-in pO6lieem Grs
matten
emit fur elm stiHOlsiu eaupt unD
limb in ben Eropm slan,t iber erbsns
l9atten
Sang Oeutlid IdOu Gin I66nes 9eimtueb.
lan0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-09
Eegas

Gin iunger Wtonn NamenS So.
2amb muroe in Der Rdhe Der TUmn's
Stand bel @aale BaB tut aufeefuns
Den. @r hatte cine Tlinte i'm Nrnt
lieeert uno cine Guaelmunbe in Der
Stirrl. Die er fth alien Nuidein nah
ielbit beioebraht batte.
-Die International & 8reat 0ors
thern Balm Mil in Der &Gbe oort
EablDr elm rieitees Gelerppir bauert
lafien, IN, bDrt @af1er fiir tbren See
brauh a~naulammeln. Die Lebten Bers
meifun9en baben bereits ftattoefuns
ben.
- Gus Widita in 9anIos fDmmt
Die Gabribt, oaB bort amei Mdnner
Nau1ens Tranf gasuDrth nno S0e
8urt unter Der Gntlaae berbaftet
Itnb. ben junaeu 9Uderp, oef1en tlns
befletoete 2eide man Dor einieen
@oden in Der Rdhe opn Qmnrinu
fanb, ermDrbet gu baben.
Nus RiD 9ranoe @itD forttnt
Die ienIatiDnele Nahrtht, oaB be-
uaHnete Wdnner ftb am 8abltaae
Der @ablpldbe oort bemdmtigt uno
Die Oempfraten baran gebinoert bGtz
ten. lire Stimmen abaueeben. Nuf
oiefe Weiie tpdre Elm republifaniider
Stea ermDalidt mDroen. Die @rs
mDrouna oes &imter @elb babe, als
fie atm MDrgeu oes Bah[taees be-
fanut wuroe, Die BeoDlterung fDrma
LTD oen1Draliliert uro geieblDlen @le=
r1enten bic Sberbanb aegeben. Wfan
babe Die 8eaunten gesmunaen. Die
8ablpldbe cine Stuuoe friber als
iiblih gu Dffnen, babe anfangs auar
Elm Nbfommen aetrDffen, nah Dem
9emDfraten unb &epublitaner oleis
den 5huB uno oleihe Eedte genie=
zen iollten, babe fih aber ipdter niht
rnebr an oieies Mbtomneri Qetebrt
urD Die 9emotraten einfa6 nit @es
malt am Stimmen gebinoert. 8dbs
renb oes cages iouen Damn nod pers
Ihieoene @raeiie nurqefommen fem.
Wan Fat iib an ben @Duperneur ges
manot uno ur1 Die 8ufenouns BON
Stranger aebeten. gS miro iebt als
aerpiB an9enDmmen, oaB Die grmDrs
oung oes &ihter @elh auf Die Nufs
reaung unter ben pplitilhen Barteien
suridaufibren lift. Sc bate iid oas
@eriiht nerbreitet. Der &idter noble
mdbreno oes @abltaaes in Der Staot
bleiben, UNI enentueH ourh Sniuncs
t~iDnsbefebl Die Gepublitaner ON Der
Iusiibun9 iraeno melder @emaltatte
gu binoern uno oieies @eriiht ihetnt
einen Doer einige Sanatiter Al Der
fhdnoliGen Tat peranlaBt gu haben.
8Dn Dem W6roer ielbft bat mar, mod
teine Spur, er bat fih Dffenbar nab
Werifo aehiihtet. Die Beaeihnung
.&epublifaner" uno .Dem0frateu"
besieben fih auf elm paar SactlDnen
rein lDfaler Natur, Die nit ben arDs
Gen politilhen Barteien nihts ueiter
au tun baben, als 0aB fie herer Sea-
men fibren. Die DemDtraten nennt
man Quh rWeuS SSacttDn
Das GriminalsN ppenatiUnaaes
riht bat oaS iber RamDn Campus
BON 8arnes COUNTY aus9eiprumene
9Dbesurteil beitdtiat.
= @Dunerneur 2anbum hat Die
iiblibe proclamation erlafien, ourh
Die elm 9anfiagungstag ausgelbries
ben miro. Ser biesidbriee 9antias
gungstae lit Der 80. &opember.
= Srart Sudan, elm betannter
b0bmtiher Sarmer aus Der 8eqeno
BON DeanoiQe in BurleiDn COUNTY,
tuuroe BON einem burhgebenoen @es
fpanr aus benz Bagen aeIhleubert
uno 10 ibmer uerlebt, oaB er balo
oorauf itarb.
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Gin ertrau9.

Senator Ga Jolette bon Disconiin,
Der fl9 tetner b~eionoeren Ridii9tss
nabme ieitsns feiner dlteren RoGegen
i'm Senat erfrsut bat, od man DIE
ygsaiepeisRett" oes jiinsiten Senators
oamtt itrafte, oaB man ale feline frsis
!t9 btnrei9eno 5ablreiden Reformpors
i9ldge auf bus prpmptsfte nieoers
fimmte, figt fi6 nit pbilofopbie. Die
zines Nnflugs bon 6umor nidt entz
bebrt, in fsin S9idfal. Dieter Sage
tam ole Reoe oaruuf, baB er ni6t i'm
Stanoe getpeien, audi nur cine einaig:
tetner Sins i'm Senat Ourd5ubrtngen,
uno Ga Joaette bemerfte nit elmer tos
mtf6en @rtmafe: rMstns Bins unb
amendments iino nit 10 glei6mGbis
ger promptbeit auf ben 3iid gelegt
tosrbsn, ouB i'd iest msinsn eisenen
3tf4 i'm Senat babe. uuf psIhsm tpsis
ter st6ts 9Idb bat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-09
"5ar''= Cleo.

-
,,Serbei our 5airl' Ser @nf erlhatt
uno gin9 audi niht ~perlDren,
gr fnbet bier gu 3anoe baio
uno iicher uin'ae Sbren.
BUR Stabt Der alten Nlamo
SIT ieibt Der 8ea aefunben,
Gin Sober oentt babel an frob
lIno ih6n berlebte Stunben.
O6 Sdnaerfet, pb Stat ournier,
OBJ Sair, Oh Blumenfefe,
8u ieoer Belt oeriammeln bier
oim germ bic lieben @aite.
Sies lit ole Staot, tup's Mndertum
Hoh ME ben Sieg errungen,
gS0 III Der Sreibeit Breis uno 8ubrn
N0h tets oas 3ieo erflunaen.
&ie herrlidh frablt lie, ielbit eur 0adbt
Wenn tauIenb 9idbter bremen,
Wtau mDbte fait bic lcbbne 8radbt
Gin 5eenmarhen neunen.
nn6 in ben ueiten Snlen ordngt
Die Mert9e Iicb in SGbnaren,
Befuunoerno maudes Nuqe bGngt
In ausgefte1ten Boren.
Gnb uas uns beat in 5lur nnb Selb
Ses Seraslanoes 9auen,
Sas 1T bier Nnes ausgefteIt,
uno herrlih a"nsuidaueu.
9ob Seb'n maht burfis, tpte befanrt,
9arum uiht LANCE 8oubern,
Rehmt rur oas Bieralas raid snr Sano,
Man fam audi babel pIauoern.
Sas Zone gtar 2Sier, Der eole Sranf,
SIT San GntDniD'5 @nbe.
uno tuer es trtntt, Der ia9et 9ant,
So t6tlib lit bic 9abe.
es lit oos Bette in Der Belt,
Die ibbnIte aler @aben,
Bas iheert uns @ut, tuns Idbeert nns @elh
@ena mir u Zone StAr" haben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-09
SamuSe gtre,fbredber.

Die beiten Streitbreher iino Or.
3ina's Heue 9ebenSs Billen. Sic
entibeioen ben grubel iebr ldnea
uno Die Blutreinigung ihreitet uuran.
@ut gegen 8eritppfuna. aopfueb &c.
8n haben bel Noolph 9reiB uno 81.
Gpbn q SO. Breis 26 Gents.
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aeine StampeOe nlebr.

Set Sabren, iagt Der 5armer urb
8iebalhter Serrp Waters. bat mir
meit Wieb piel Trubel oerurlaht, oa
es iehr hdufig ourh ben Stabelorabt
brad uno oapDn lief. SD bate arDBe
Wiibe, es pieoer einsufangen. gana
abeeieben BON benz 8eituerluit, ben
oieie Saeo peruriahte. SIngit babe
ib aber cine rteue Tens angelhafft
uno e8 n,adt mir fDrmli9 Beranis
gen, suauieben. pie oas 8ieb aussus
brehen periu6t. Obne oaB es ibm aes
lineet mill. SD babe natirlih cine
GGmpDb TenS. Bum Sertauf bel
CD. SteDes u S6bne.
TEiud'S = SputS NnnnunstSinnrr
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(s.,u fnonues @ntfpmnen.

Die Operation Der gntfernung eis
rles @elhmnres bon Der @rDBe rneis
1er 6ano ON Der 0ifte meiner 9obs
ter murbe ourh 8udlen's Irnica
5albe uermieben, iagt VI. s. Stifel,
Wiletus, IS. so. Ru baben BEL
Noulpb DreiB unb Sc. gpbn & So.
Breis % Gents.
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9~prrefbpnnens,

3prrefppnoens. Marble
Ter.. 4. Nnpember 1906.
Die SDnntagsbetrahtuna. in Der BON
Der Sblabt BET Sena Die 8eoe lit,
bat mid febr intereiiiert. Wan ltebt
oo 10 reHt beutlih. baB Saulheit nno
Difndiigteit Der iunaen Offiaiere Die
6auptibulo batte an benz unaliid
Der Deutihen. Nls ih Elm fleiner
&nabe mar. aeigte mir mein Bater
elm Bilo in Der Deutihen illuftriers
ten 3eituna'', Die einen Nuflab iber
iene trauriae Heit eutbielt. 9os Yilo
lteGte elm Wamtbaus bar; Die Shilos
mahe bemertt. oaS Die SranaDlen
tummer, uro i'm ndhften 8iloe nirft
Die Shilonabe 6as @emebr fort uno
rennt oaoDr, nit ben @urten: % mebl
Die sS~ransoien tortrten !" ueber oie=
lem Biloe audt Der alte Tribe aus
Den @olten uno iaat: n8fui Deu'
Deubef!" @abrlib. es 1T elm
@lid, baB Die Deutihen fih mieoer
10 gut hernusaernppelt baben!
Mls mir nod in Muitin @DnntD
uDhnten, npn 1916 Bis 1858, fanier
oft frilh gineemaneerte su uns. Die
fid1 gum Tell bier niht gut sureht
finber fpnntert. unb maEGmal fanterl
oieielber1 nod NDnaten Doer Sahren
nieoer uno idolteu auf oieies 2ano.
Weine @[terr lagter barri aetD6bnlih:
Wer lieber in ben beibrdnften Ters
hdltniiien in Deutiblanb bleibt, tauat
nidt fir Xeras. Weine Mutter batte
n,anbmal iebr piel Scot unb Mtiibe
nit Iulden un5ufrieoenen. Wau fins
oct mod iebt iolbe unsufrieoene. bic
fiH niht ortr1 finoen fDnnen, oaB in
DeutiHlanb Wandes better uno ihDs
ner einaeribtet lift. als bier. Die
Menihen iDnten ale helfen. UNI oas
9ano. in tuelhem fie leben. su elmer
b6beren Stufe Der Qualification su
brinaen; 3. 8. fDnnte bier n1andes
eiuaefibrt meroen. mas fih als gut
unb prattiih eruieien bat. Die Ber.
Staatens &egierurta tut ia aud 10 Oiel
iie tam, UNI nlles einsufibren. tuas
anbersmD als gut erprDbt muroe.
Sn eineut grDSen 2anoe, mie Die
Ser. Gtaaten. lit bas aber nidt 10
leiGt. Die @elbnaht bat bier Al
uiel @epalt. User feline 5oeale bat.
Die er au eritreben bufft unb bilft;
tuer fib lieber on benz freuen nil,
oas Nnbere Dbne iein Witmirfen fer
tigbrnften, Der muB eben bequem
bort bleiben, mD allies idon in better
Srbnung lift.
Mau fiebt es oft, oas iolhe Wens
fhen. bic es ymeit bringenA i'm See
ben, ihUn in frIher Sugeno lire
S6eale haben, oenen iie suitreben,
iobalo fie fih Die Sreibeit erringen
tpnnten, lire &rdfte 81 uernenoen,
UNI Dem 3iel ibrer 5Dffnungrn ndher
81 tDrnnen! gltern iDQten ibre Sim
Der in oieier 6iniiht nift entmuti@
gen! Selbit in benz Sau, Dab Die
Sheen Der Rinoer uffenbar unaus'
fiibrbar iino, fuIte man ben &inoerri
nuf freunolihe @eiie oieles tlar r,as
den uno lire 6Dffnung uno Sneraie
auf etpns Anoeres Ienten. mas bei=
fec uno ausfihrbarer iheint. gs bat
mir oft leio getan, menti Die Sheen
Der 3inoer unbeahtet blieben unb
gar peripottet purben. &c lit leiht,
cine Soee ldherlib gu MAIDEN uno
ben &inoern ben Wiut au nebmen,
aber es lit nibt INNER leibt, etrpas
Befereres gu aeben! Bur Nqem
fOllteu Die Tarmer neriuben, 10 gu
Farmen uno 81 leberi, baB bic Sugeno
oas Sarmerleben liebt uno in Gbren
hdlt. Wit @rus $. &. ssuhs
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Sin Nlutiahr.

9as Sabr 1908 uirb Der 5amilie
s.. 81. cadet. alliance. 9b., als elm
8lutiabr lanae in Der g"rinnerung
bleiben. gr Ihreibt: Shpere Bfus
tuneeu Der 2unge bradten mid an
Die Sbmeqe oes Tuoes, biz i'd Or.
Sings 0eue @ntoeduna fire hminos
luft nabm uu6 balo aebeilt uuroe.
@arantiert fir trante 2uneen. 6us
fen &c. gu hnber BET GoDlpb DreiB
uno Sc. gDbn & So. Breis so Gents
uno 81. BrDbeflafbe frei.
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WIidlids aemadlt ttir,s seben.

Die Sanllie bes Shuliuperinten.
oenter 6. 6. Blair in ct. Nlbans.
W. Ba.. muroe glidli6 aes1abt, ale
Ieine fleine Gofter pDn ct. 8eita
Eans burh elettriihen Bitters wie'
berberaeltelt tuuroe unb atpar mad
@ebrauh BON orei Slaihen. @aran.
tiert fir ueiblihe ShmdGe. @lut.
arrtut, Walaria. 8u baben bel
Ho0lpb DreiB uno Sc. gobn & So.
Breis so Gents.
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sas Giiia cincS @ricSrtea. Ser
grofefor g., Der an Ser 1niperfitdt
9ent ubsr 3oologie las, belt ais fat
Ndt3tgid6riger ieiue Q6i9ieospprs
leiun9; ST CAB babel ieinen S0rern
sinen tur3en 4briB ieiner tpifenf6aftz
itfen ge1trebungen, Die bauptiG9lia
Dem 2eben Der &Ieintbiere getpiomet
fporsll. 0lit erbobener Stimme f4lob
er; n3tebe i'd Die @umme meines Sc
bsns. 70 tann i6 nit @enustbuung
ldsen: Der Sraum msiner Suseno ma
rem ots @tnseDeioetpiiruler, uno Der
Mbeno metnes 2tbeus tpuroe perYh0nt
our3 Die WaferflG6e!"
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Die ueberleaenheit Der nit Der
Waidine aemiidten Sarben iiber bic
nit Der Sanb gemiidten lit ihon 10
hdufie oareetan uproen, bah man
nur Die erfteren tuufen ioIte. Sour
Die Waihine Tam bieienige @lei1s
mdBigfeit ~ersielen, bic aeraoe bel Der
5~arbenmiibuna 10 n6tia 1T. 8en'
bet guh an Die ribtiae Quele. CD.
StepeS & S6hne.
stHd's S Gents papanasG iearre.
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Otto Wetfe.

@rftflaiiiae &eltauratiun in Shola'
9otal. @ans neue ginriGtunQ. Bor.
aiig!ihe Siihe. IQes mos Die S5ais
ion liefert. WdBiae BreiIe. Sarni.
lien su empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-09

YarI Nythuer .-@lettriife S6lei'
lerei, ~NlamD Blasa. 8ertauf uDn
Weiieru, S&eeren etc.
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SAN ANTONIO
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
OCT. 3lst to NOV. 18th
SdOmeltteras u1nl6t Gnd

@enn Sbr guh irnenotus nieoer.
laiien mout, tut es entlana oer 2i.
ME Der
gan MmtDmip & 3tramSas
YaB Sabm,
i'm @arten'D iftritt oes Gtaates. @e.
lunobelt uno 8lima uniibertrpfen.
Biaiae 2dnoereien fiir ben Taruaer,
Warftadrtner. Sbtta uno Hiehsa&ter.
8eaen ginselbeiten tuenoet guh an
Geo. S. Nupton, o. g. g.,
San MntDnio. TeraS,
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5iua's S Gents oaoana.@iaarre
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SstHt's S Gents oapanasg iearre
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26
Whose Business Is it,

There is an old saying-'What is
everybody's business is nobody's bust
ness" This seems to be true in re-
spect to looking after the school re-
pairs, furnishings, etc. The patrons
expect the school board to look after
it; the school board waits for the
teacher to demand a cleaning up and
the teacher waits for the county SUI
perintendent to find fault with the
shabbiness of school house and sur
roundings before anything is done.
The school supply agent comes along;
takes an inventory of stock and sug-
gests an improvement and usually
succeeds in selling something that
may not be of much worth to the
school, but brings in nice revenue
to said agent.
That many school boards are very
dilatory in the matter of keeping our
schools in proper repair is evident on
visiting our schools. There Is no
reason why school desks, globes, maps,
blackboards. etc.. should not wear
out or become out of date and need
renewing in course of time, yet many
boards seeL to think that once these
things are bought they should last for
ever.
We believe it is the duty of the
county superintendent, in visiting
schools. to inspect the furnishings
and make suggestive reports to school
boards; that teachers should on en-
tering school report to boards what
is needed to put the school in good
condition.
Experienced agents say 1t is much
easier to sell goods to board where
a school is already overstocked than
to boards Of schools poorly supplied.
This is evident from the fact of there
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26
being too much in the one case ant
not enough in the other

being too much in the one case and
not enough in the other.
There should be a greater uni
formity of furnishings than are usu-
ally found. There is no reason why
teachers should be made to get along
with an insufficient amount of proper
appliances just because some stupid,
or biggoted and contrary school officer
objects to supplying the necessities.
There is as much difference in the
equipments of rural schools as there
is between the rural and town school.
The intelligence of a community NAV
be. easily measured by visiting the
school house.
Go into district where the school
building is we'll painted. the grounds
fenced. the desks and blackboards in
good repair, the maps and dictionary
up to date. and you may be sure of
finding intelligent people in that COM
munity.
If the school house has an ancient
look for want of new coat of paint.
the grounds are covered with growth
of last years weeds, you may be very
sure of finding the inside of the build
ing CORRESPONDENCE neglected and the
intelligence of the patrons below par.
School boards. take look at your
school house and grounds and ask
yourself: Are these things as they
should be? Are we furnishing our
children with the best our means will
permit? Now that your seeding is
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26

nate that this exercise will not be
held in the evening at the opera house,
as many more could then attend and
witness the splendid work being done
In our city schools under the able
management Of Supt. ]. Nelson Kel-
ley.
Prof. P. S. Berg. one of the foremost
educators of the state. who has been
superintendent of school at Larimore
for many years. will go to Dickinson
next year in the same capacity. This
speaks we'll for the Dickinson school
board who have been looking over the
field for the best material obtainable.
Report says one O. o. Adams. has
been doing the school boards out in
Ward county ito finish" AS there
is reliable school supply house in
this state doing business at Grand
Forks. there is no excuse for school
boards buying from the oily tongued
agents who are on big expense and
must charge big prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26
Don't XIII the Rirds.

The pretty song birds are with us
again and help to bring new life to
us with their cheerful songs. they are
helpful in many ways and should be
welcomed back each springtime.
Boys should be persuaded not to kill
them. The girls should not be too
anxious to decorate their hats with
the plumage of the innocent birds.
The bird is the property of the state
and the state should decide which
should be destroyed and which should
not.
Unless strict laws are made re-
garding the slaughtering of our song
birds, and a strong sentiment formed
against this shameful practice. they
will become extinct and insects will
take possession OF the land
A season ushered in without the
song of bird would be dismal, in
deed, and nature would seem not more
than half alive. Here is chance for
our poet" to write an ode to the
song birds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26

recipe to whiten and keep the hands
soft. She received the following re-
ply: Soak them three times day
in dish water while your mother
rests"
It's strange" remarked the archae-
ologist, discussing the researches at
Pompeii, tits very strange that Pom
peii should have been SO unprepared,
that 1t didn't see what was before 1t. +"
oh, l don't know" replied Kidder;
you couldn't expect Pompeii to see
what was before it, considering the
location of its rs" 20"
Il trust, Miss Tappit." said the kind
~ employer to his stenographer, "that
you have something in reserve for a
rainy day."
Yes. SIR" answered the earnest
young woman; II am going to marry
man named Macintosh"
Ethel-"Mamma, if little boy is a
lad, why isn't big boy ladder?"
Mamma-"For the same reason, /
suppose. that. although little doll
is a doll. big doll is not dollar"
Ethel - (reflectively) That's SO.
My big doll was So
Small Boy Gust home from school)
Mamma. Miss Simpson says I'm
descended from a monkey"
His Mother (glancing severely at
her husband)-"Not on my side, dar-
ling"
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"Praise Is Sweeter on the Ear Than
IN the Tombstone"

The girls in an eastern school have
agreed to celebrate Appreciation
Day" in honor of their teachers, par
ents and others who have helped them
along the path OF life. This is move
in the right direction. We hope 9TH
ers will take it up and encourage the
young to be grateful and to express
their gratitude. Too often We carry
flowers to the grave of him we never
offered a flower during his life. Too
many of us think of locking the door
when it is too late. Why? 1t is a
matter of Indifference which we
should overcome Let us grow flowers
for the living as we'll as for the dead.
The child that thinks enough of its
teacher to gather few flowers each
day to place upon her desk is grow
Ing into lovely amiable person. Such
a child is cultivating gratefulness
every day and wedding ont selfish
ness
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Bones In the Brain,

Harold, at twelve years of age was
one of the worst boys in the city. He
would jump out of the second-story
window, stay down town and sleep in
back alleys. He grew SO bad he was
sent to reform school. His mother
remembered that he had once suffered
from fractured skull. A surgeon
removed bone from his brain and he
was transformed into a lovable.
thoughtful youth. Perhaps that bad
boy of yours needs a surgical opera
ton
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Juvenile Courts Growing in Favor.

Michigan In Luck.
The supreme court has decided that
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GIGGLES.
Matter of Gende,

Matter Of Gender.
The English language is supposed to
be very simple in the matter of gen.
ders. But foreigners who triumph
antly handle questions Of gender of
inanimate things in their own Ian
guages often have their difficulties
with the English. A Frenchman re-
Gently came to grief over his English.
II fear l cockroach' too much upon
your time. madame" he remarked
politely to his hostess.
"H'en-croach. monsieur" she smil-
ingly corrected him.
He threw up his hands in despair.
"Ah. your English genders!" he
sighed.
Some Little Ones.
A Brown county girl recently sent
fifty cents to Chicago advertiser for
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the tax placed on railroads for bene-
fit of the schools must be paid and
100000 must all be used for teach
ers' salaries. This will, no doubt,
greatly increase the salaries of the
teachers of Michigan
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Maine in the Lead.

She has more teachers in proportion
to the school population and teachers
above forty-five years of age than any
other state in the Union. What of it?
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Ohio's Salary Struggle.

In 1906 the legislature passed a law
that no teacher should receive less
than $40 per month and no school run
less than eight months. This is a
great blessing to the teachers of Ohio.
Now watch her grow.
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finished take pride in fixing up your
school property for in this way you
can do more for your children than to
leave them lands to quarrel about.
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School Notes.

Wesley college trustees have bough
so acres of land near the State eur
for $4,000.
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High School Societies Must Go.

The western high school principals
have formulated the following OBJ
jections: The detrimental influence
upon the school, the evil effects upon
the pupil. their practical uselessness,
their undemocratic nature, the false
standard they erect in opposition to
the ideals of the school authorities,
their danger from standpoint of
school government and the inherent
viciousness of any system which
makes paramount the decision of i'm
mature minds on questions of social
or other distinctions in the school.
Juvenile Courts Growing in Favor.
Cook county. ILL.,. has organized
Juvenile Protective league. The chief
purpose of the league will be to aid
in the work of the juvenile court by
waging war on dance halls, cheap
theaters, and candy stores where chill
dren are permitted to gather and re-
main late
Michigan In Luck.
The supreme court has decided that