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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

There Is no basis whatever for the
camor frequently made by It's political
opponents that the Democracy is the
minority party In this state.
AS represented IN state offices and In
the general assembly II is In the minority.
no doubt. but as represented in the
citizenship OF Rhode Island II Is the ma
jority party. The persistent effort OF Re-
publicans has been and still Is TO deprive
the Democracy OF its full voting power.
Caucus laws, election laws, even The
provisions OF the constitution itself. have
been cunningly drawn with the purpose
OF limiting the numbers and the potency
OF Democratic votes. Even the Bourn
amendment. 10 which Republicans so fire.
quently point with pride" as an evidence
OF their lfberalty in enlarging the fran
chise. was but partisan makeshift, de-
signed to halt the movement for real con-
sututional reform.
Every restriction and every device that
could be conceived by partisan mind have
been employed by Republican lawmakers
10 deprive those OF opposing political
affiliations of their full rights as Ameri-
can citizens. even registration is made as
dinicut as possible. At the outset the
registry voter was compelled to place his
name on the list during the year preced-
Ing the one In which the election n which
he proposed 10 vote was held. At present
he must register four full months be-
fore an election to qualify himself as an
elector.
In no other state Is there such mani
testify unjust registration law. In New
York, for example, registration does not
close until within four days prior 10 cleo
tion Why should registration close loO
days before election here in Rhode Is
land?
Simply because the Republican oligarchy
realizes that interest In a campaign would
induce large registration and that a
arge registration would mean victory for
The Democracy. which has the allegiance
of a majority OF the manhood OF Rhode |
Island
The Democracy Is made to appear to be |
ne minority party only because 81 has |
been unable. under the restrictions and |
purposely placed in the way OF
is members by designing Republicans. 20
secure full registration or to obtain a
AIR and honest count OF the ballots It
,asts.
Were II not for this Rhode Island would
ong ago have taken her place permanent
y In the Democratic column and would
oday have an enlightened and adequate
instead OF the ancient and
Lrchaic instrument which permits sis per
ent. OF the people TO make the laws and
govern the other 9IM per cent.
However. IL the leadership OF the De-
nocracy In the campaign which will open
With tomorrows convention Is as wise.
Is prudent and as able as 1t is believed |
% be. the result when the votes are count |
ID on Nov. 6 next will be TO vindicste the |
OF The News -Democrat-tha |
he Democracy Is the majority party in |
Rhode Island.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
THE BUSINESS GIRL
SHOULD HAVE THEM

Shirt waists thick and thin.
A plain cloth suit for general use.
A dressy frock for afternoon and Sun
day wear.
Some tub frocks for very hot weather.
An all white costume, which need not
be expensive, for summer evenings.
A tailored hat, howered hat, and a
white hat.
Washable belts, gloves and nne chem.
isettes.
White shoes, tan shoes, patent feathers,
and corresponding hosiery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
THIRD TERM TALK.

No other president was such n political
history maker. lt II not surprising that
there Is so much talk OF n third term. The
president is I'm everybody eye. In every
body's calculations. and this country Ia
full OF great men, OF all parties. who
would like nightly 20 know exactly what
Mr.. Roosevelt thinks or 1909 and all he
thinks OF IL. But Mr.. Roosevelt is a
mighty man TO keep 'em guessing
Washington Post
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Edmund Burke confessed ne dSlnt know
how to frame an indictment against a
whole people. District At1sr.y- Me,r~.t
OF Boston. however knew how 10 frame
summons that brought the whole Bay
Stose legislature TO his Office
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
WHAT THE GENERAL
MANAGER" NOW NEEDS

Senator Doliver says that he fanctes
Senator Aldrich and HIS friends must feel
over the Allison amendment much as
Judge Hubbard Of Iowa did the morning
after Governor Cummins beat him In the
Cedar Rapids convention.
Hubbard came down early and sought
a place OF refreshment The barkeeper
sympathetically asked him what he
would have, thinking 10 cheer him UP
little.
"All I want this morning" said thu
Judge, gratefully, lis a glass OF ice water
and few kind words.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The anger OF the labor organizations
over the passage 81 the contemporaries
associations" act is a trife amusing, ance
n would seem 10 imply that some OF them
actually imagined that Republican Cen
erai Assembly would do anything 10 real-
~ protect the workingman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
NOT SO MUCH IN A
NAME AS SUPPOSED

The assumption by the wife OF the hus-
bands name Is. In this country at least.
merely n social custom. but OF such uni
vorsality that few would care to disregard
II. II IN In no way required by law.
A woman after marriage has right
T. s,stain her maiden name IL she desires
u ~ 10. although she seldom or never
Sch In fact a person may go by any
narns be or she chooses, provided new
name Is not assumed for the purpose OF
defrauding some one else.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
THE LEGIT" DEFINED

The legitimate drama" said the play
wright. as Manager Fiasco handed him
back his rejected manuscript. II hear
nothing but drama" What is Legitimate
drama. anyway
The legitimate drama" said Manager
Fiasco. soldly. comprises all those plays
which. their authors being dead. may be
produced without the payment OF royal
ties. Modern Society.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The grand old party machine appears to
be creaking badly these days, with con-
vention AT hand to actually voice the pop-
ular Will and houseoleaning going on IN
the police department A little more
Standard oil seemed to be needed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Ex-Alderman Blake OF Pawtucket Is
said 20 be slated 10 become the next
lamb to be led to the mayoralty slaugh-
ter in that lively city. The Village black
smith" at least should know something OF
the wheels within wheels OF Pawtucket
politics. and maybe he'll get out on rub
Der tires before the chariot Of sacrifice
reaches him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The excellent work done by the COM
mittee OF Gaspee Chapter In aiding the
movement for the relief OF the California
sufferers was OF that practical and time
ly character that deserves more recogni-
tion than It appears TO have received.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
ONLY "sTUFFING" HER

Miss Angies-This new gown OF mine
doesn't give me the graceful figure the
tailor claimed Il would. / must have II al
tered.
Miss Fiumpieigh-whyd don't you take IL
90 Paddem a. Cor
Miss Angies-&Are they your tailors7"
Miss Piumplelgh--oh, no; they're up
holstsrers.-T1d- Blts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The proverbial gaiety Of Newport will
be somewhat sobered this summer IL the
genial gentleman whom New York lends
70 Rhode Island to serve II IN Washing
ton is TO be turned out I'm pasture al
ready preempted by risky colt.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
ONE EXCEPTION.

Mrs Crawford-1t's strange where all
the dust comes from. isn't it,"
Mr.. Crabshaw-Yes indeed As far asr
can see. the only thing around the hous.
that doesn't gather dust is the servant
Harpers Bazar.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The "old market house" seems likely 20
stay and the "march OF progress" will
have 10 20 around IL. The board OF trades ;
site committee. to which the matter was
referred back. hasn't uttered ylp in
weeks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
RHUBARB soUFFIE.

Soak four tablespoonfuis of bread
crumbs in half a pint OF milk for one
hour. Add the beaten yolks OF six eggs
and one cupful OF stewed and sweetened
rhubaro. Beat thoroughly, then fold in
the stiffly beaten whites. turn into but
tered pudding dish. bake covered for 25
minutes. then uncover and brown. Serve
Immediately with sweetened whipped
cream favored with vanilla
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The only comment made by the Repub-
lican boss on the late lamented consutu-
uonai convention scheme introduced In
the state senate Is said TO have been that
Il was too utterly Utter"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

mons OF the Boston grand jury. The local
traction corporation deled the sovereign
state OF Rhode Island. DiTerent9 Well,
rather
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
TODAY'S DIVERSIONS

PROVIDENCE OPERA HousE-"Ths
Marriage ~ William Ashe"
kEITN's-"The Second In Command"
EMPIRE "McFadden's Flats"
WEST TMINsTER-"Ru Runaway Gtrls."
NICKEL Moving Pictures.
MATHeWsoN STREET RiNK--Isolier
Skating.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

whsts become OF Colonel wcbbs .'old
h'me week suggestion? The special com
mittee hasn't even been appointed yet
Better give the good thing another push,
Colonel.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
MR.. FAIRBANKS PART.

In the United states senate everybody
talks but Fairbanks. and he sits around
all day. merely listening quietly 90 what
the others say.--San Antonio Express.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

SO Senator Aldrich has o Colt In train
ing spavins may develop later II the pro-
cess is pursued too vigorously.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Cristy knives are best for cake-cuttfng:
and some people In police circles are wish
ing that his cake was dough
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Eorething wrong Russia opens her first
DarIisment and Richard Harding Davis
tnr there 90 boss thc JOB.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
SOME HELPFUL HINTS
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE

BREAKFAST-Orange Cereal with
Cream. Broiled Fish. Baked Potatoes.
Corn Mullins. Coffee.
DINNER--Bouillon. Roast OF Beef, York
shire Pudding; Horseradish Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes, Succotash, Rhubarb.
Sourfle, Coffee.
SUPPER-Lettuce and Egg Salad. Rolls.
Chocolate Loaf Cake, Canned Peaches,
Tea.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

The police revoked its own screcn law.
Good work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
LIES UPS AND DOWNS.

LIFE'S UPS AND DOWNS.
The very latest thing. you know,
The thing we all must try
Is getting into a balloon.
And rising
They say that when you are up there
'Tis great 10 look around:
There's only one thing that fear.
'Tis falling
ground.
The Balloonist.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Tit for Tat
Porcupine-You carry your head pretty
high
Girafre-weil II DO. am not stuck ND
as you are.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23

pies, or has Jawn Stockton-eh?--
phawt-!!-
That's 1t, Pat" says Dalla, chink'
ing dollar an eighty cents ut me In
his excitement, THANKS thS time
yer guessed 1t. That's ther answer"
"Phawts Their answer?"
"Jawn Stockton's Their answer"
"Phawt about Jawn?"
Haven't We heard" SEE he.
Heard phawt," SEE Oh.
about Jawn", SEE he.
"Divil Bit" SEE OF.
"Well listen" SEE he, "JAWN
STOCKTON IS WORKIN TER
AYELECT FLEMING BOWDEN
SHERIFF."
Whin Dilla told me this OF could
raystrain me faylivs no longer, Oh
burst into tears, and me sobs could
be heard as far as Their Craymater.
"O'chOue," says Oi-in me misery,
"divil q PAIGE OF money will ] iver
Get now Tor tollin Their Antics phawt
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23

bewildered brains rs has bin brought
before me this day. Niver could the
most dayvoted adherer to Their grand
ovid layglne av ther Barney stone
have framed up more improbable
tale than Their one OF have to pour in
to your large but attentive ears"
"Phawts ther mater" says Oh, "have
Bond Trustays resigned, or has Muir
dock Bars let go his strangle holt on
Their city attorneys job?"
Guess again, Pat, guess again; Oi'll
give you as many as you like"
HAS the Times-OniOn quit printin'
ayedetorials against drainage, or has
Mayer Abrams got writer's cramp?"
Keep right on, Paddy, me dear,
you'll never guess It,"
well, has Jimmy Tolliver given
awy his millun, or hes Governor Brow
ard got dayvorce from Sherman jim
nings?"
"Niver touched me, Pat; you're way
off. It's your guess
by the piper that phlayed before
Moses, but it's puzzle" gays OF.
HAS Cromwell Gibbons lost his dim
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23

Willie was rayluctent but Jawn wud
have It an talked to Willie loike this:
"Oi made yer Judge. Oh made yer
president ov the city council. OF made
yer dC-well niver moind phawt Oh,
made yer do, ply can't Oh make yer
a slnnitor? Well phawt II Oh did fail
to make meself slnnitor, we are
ayesier made than OF am"
With that Willie ran against
Harry Buchanan, in the primary an
Jawn called ON thcr faithful ter help.
First Dell Cassidey baked, thin
Jawn couldn't get Duncan Tlethcher
ter make a spach fer little Willie.
After that, Jawn struck Their Eryan
boys, "Nath & Will, and couldn't get
them ter enthOse for Willie bacaues
they wanted ter elect lucky Dodge
sheriff 80 bad.
Well, after he was handed these
gOblets of Ice wather, Jawn got mad,
as he always does in political cam.
paigns, and when his little Willie
went down In dafate Jawn wud have
made the Wild Man of BarneO look
like q sarglnt in the Salvation Army,
His actions raysembled Their contor.
tons of O nest ov dlrtdaubers phat
have beea proded with broom han
die.
He blamed Everybody fer Willie's
debate; he blamed Dilla; he blamed
Duncan; he blamed Nath an Will; he
blamed all creashum, and forget to
blame the mayer Wetmore. who was
the most to blame, on account OF
Willie letin him run the city council.
Well, between his desire to show
Dell Cassidey that he wasn't leader
and his DIFFERENTIATION to get revenge
on Duncan, Nath and Will, all OF
which were working to elect Dodge
sheriff, Jawn made up his mind ter
ram TOlliver down their throats OF
them by electing his man sheriff.
That's Their way Oh fgger ther
straightout split.
Pleas, me boy, and Oh ask yer TO
send, charges prepaid, a Marconigram,
In care ov the Lord Chancellor ov
Oiland, II Oh have flggered 1t out
wrong. Your repatrlated
PAT.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23
HEIGHT OF THE AIR MANTLE SUR.
ROUNDING THE EARTH.

Munich.-Dr. Emden talked interest
ingly on the extent of the "air mantle"
surrounding the earth. Manned bal.
looms succeeded in reaching heigth OF
about $4,000 feet. Unnamed balloons
rose much higher. the most successful
registering heigth OF 1900 feet. Ac-
cording to Schmidt in Athens the dusk
phenomena of summer occur at height
OF 800 miles, those of winter at a height
OF 400 miles Some Of the illuminated
night clouds" are said to pass the earth
at height Of 500 to $40 miles.
$50 much for practical experiments"
opincs DR.. Emden; theoretical calcula-
tions indicate that the air mantle may
reach to height Of 1900 miles,"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23

Jawn Stockton Is up to, for Jawn will
tell EN- himself
Av yen bayloive me, Pleas darlint,
that sorry as OF was fer meself, twas
nothing compared to Their disolayshun
that spread over me sympathetic
souwl whin OF thought av the terri.
BILE fix Jawn was in.
Fer, minny's Their tonne have OF
heard the wiry, firery lawn, declare
from the stump, and one the corners.
in highways an byways, with his arms
a going loike fails, and his face dis
tOrted with ayensoshun, that ANY
MAN WHO VOTED FOR A CORPOR.
AYSHUN MAN, or a corporayshun
mans man, voted that way BECAUSE
HE WAS PAID TO VOTE THAT
WAY.
An here was me frien Dilla after
telling me that lawn was working for
the ayelection of Flemin Bowden who
Is as true Tollivur man as I am
meself, and who like meself, has
signed the government payroll, thrO
sinatorial courtesy.
Now, II Jawn says that vote cast
for cOrpOrayshun man or COrpOr-
ayshun mans man Is a BOUGHT
VOTE, and JAWN VOTED FOR A
SINITOR TOLLIVUR MAN, has
Jawn been-but OF will go no further.
81 will contint myself with saying
Phawt ther answer.
When o. ray course from Their sur
prise which Dilla's wurruds caused
me, and ther first edge Of me grief
had spint itself, Oh whit to all Their
wards in ther city, hoping to foind
that me frin Dell has made a mistake.
OF saw the owle straighout ward
wurkers, out as of yore. an putting
out their spiel for votes like only they
can do, but OF could understand divil
a wurrud they were saying. They
spoke In strange tongue entirely.
They were tillin Their payple, ther
COMMON paple, they love 30 we'll,
ter vote for Flemin Bowden me frien
Tollivur's frien.
Oh saw, Dudley, an Tom Wall, an
Myrau Mooney, an Billy Ingram, an
Their rest av the ovid guard all, ALL
working for Flemin, and me stout
Irish heart STOOD THEIR STRAIN,
full little Earle, alijectly dayvoted
full little Earle, alijectly day voted
little Earle. who has fer miny, years
lived but as an echo to Jawn Stock.
toms political wurruds doing the
same, Oh broke down under the
strain and whit to me room, slammed
Their door, broke open me own trunk,
and tilephoned thcr sexton to TOLL
THE BELL fer me departed political
spirit.
Mkt day OF. borrowed ther loan OF
three dollars from q man, who didn't
have It, an started on me trip to kiss
Their sod once more.
tbs from there that OF am writin
We. Please darlint, to ask yer as a
frin to let me know by rayturn av
mail II the way figger the split In
Their strate ouwt ranks Is Their cor
riot way.
OF thowt Ia all out, while payciny
Their deck of the cattle ship which
brought me over ther pond, an It
seems ter me loike this:
OF know, as does livery man, how
anxious Jawn was to have his wise
Lo0KIN little brother In law, Judge
Baker, break into tho State limit
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23
NEW FLOWER NAMED IN HONOR
OF GERMAN EMPRESS.

Berlin.-Cyclamen persicum gigan-
teum Is the botanical name OF new
species of Alp violet called German
Impress" by It's cultivator, Chariot
tenberg gardener. The new flower is
salmon. coloEed, otherwise II does not
diGsy from tho ordinary Alp violet
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23

Dear Pleas: IT'S surprised Oh know
yell be to raycaive this lether from
me, but to whom can turn for the
raycipiant of Their lacerated faylins
of me surcharged but honest Irish
heart but Pleas Holt, when the sur
charger is ther terrible situwation Of
that dear ovid county of av Duval.
Well do Oh know, Pleas, darlint,
that We have Their key to the Choinese
puzzle known to fame as Duval Coun-
ty politics, because fer siven long
years, our mutual fren, j. MURDOCH,
entrusted We with all his political say
crets and none but he knows Their an
swer. True 1t Is that Oh raycall Their
little epaysode baytween you an
Dear Murdoch which raysulted In
Murdoch loosin' his Holt (no pun In.
tended) and in you loosin' participay-
shun in your share of TWINTY-
FOIVE PER CENT, that SPEYSOL-
TAY of j. Murdock's; but | raycall
your we'll dayveloped propensity niver
to forget phwat We raymember.
So, as Oh said before, it's to We, me
dear Pleas, that OF now address me-
silf with the question burning me
mouth with the hayte av it-Phwat's
Their answer?
was preparin' fer me journey to
Bally Go Shanty, Oiland, to say the
Lord Chancellor about me lacey
phat? Oh bayloive Oh nayglected to
tell yer about me lagacy. IT'S a far
chune of seventeen pun, tin shillings,
tuppence, ha'penny that was left me
by me ancestor O'Brien BOry, av
Briar Bog Castle, situwayted on Their
left bank ov the mud flats ov Upper
aree. This O'Brien, who, by the way,
was one of the fourteen kings ov Or
land, married when only Thirteen years
of age cousin Ov me mither's great
great grandmother, siven times ray
married. So many children came to
bless this union, and these same chill
dren being none the less prolific,
(this was long before Presiden
Roosevelt the expression race sooi'
cide)so many were left to share the
money, that although me ancipter
O'Brian left two hundred million an
forty pun, tin an six, the amount Ol
mentioned Is all that's coming to me
Well, as OF was saying, OF was pre-
parin' to make the journey, for me
forchune, an had already borrowed
six bits from SPOTS, two-spot from
me frienMajor Heely, (who' seems to
be rollin' in dough these days. and
had been turned down for a quarter
touch by me respected acquaintance
Tom Porter, when on last primary
day as Oh was passin' from the fourth
ward to the fifth ward OF ran across
me frien Dell Cassidy
You can aisily percaive from thel
appearance of his lastname that Delrs
paternal ANCESTORS have kissed the
Barney stone. Dell looked so lone
some that OF reached for me Irish
linen handkerchief as soon as he lei
go me sympathetic han.
Tell me phats hurtin' We Della, me
boy" says Qi. "Oh, Pat" says ne
never did OF oixpect these eyes OF
mine to bayhowld the sight they have
looked upon this sad, but ayepoch
maxim day. Niver in my Widest
dreams, no matter how minny welsh
rabbits Of had carelcssly dayvoured
did such o distorted flgment Ov tel
immaRtpayahup priaent Itself tor M
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28

week. and Chief Wood thought he
would come back. An expert in
Pittsburg. Pa, Is being corresponded
with. and Chief Wood thinks he will
he able to supply man for the va
cancy in a week or two.
since Evertz's departure from Pa
ducah the board have added the du-
ties of building inspector" to the
office. and II is presumed that this
has some little bearing on the mat
ter. No Office as II now stands pays
but S75 per month. There seems to
be some doubt in the minds OF local
contractors as TO whether the city
viii be able TO secure a competent
combination man" who Is capable
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28
EVERTZ DECLINES
TO COME TO PADUCAH
TO WORK.
Council Boards Delinquency Causes
Complications in Once of city
Electrical Inspector.

James Wood, chief OF the Paducah
fire department. has received better
from Frank o. Evertz, of st. Louis.
who served here during February as
city electrical inspector. in which he
refuses to come to Paducah to act
as electrical and building inspector
for less than 500 per month.
Mr.. Evertz was placed In office
temporarily. but went home to St
Louis when the council boards failed
to promptly ratify his appointment.
which was made by Fire Chief Wood
who by virtue OF ordinance Is the
wire inspector Chief Wood says
Eyertz has another good position
Which he will not give mp unless he
is offered something better here by
the municipal boards
From indications the salary will
not be increased and a successor will
have to be secured at once. Evertz's
appointment was ratified only last
The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28

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History of Education in U. s. (Dex-
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Next Great Awakening (Strong)
Finger Plays for Nursery and Kin
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Practice of Self-Culture (Black.)
Parallels of Life (Mabie.)
Famous Women (Singleton.)
Field Book OF Wild Birds and Their
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South America (Carpenter.)
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Science of Education (Boone)
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Making of the Ohio Valley States
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Japan (BrainD
Photographic Lenses (Beck and
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Photographic Apparatus (Brown.)
Principles of Relief (Devine)
American Citizenship (Brewer)
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