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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
Warship for Fushimi
Ry Associated Press.

VICTORIA, B. c., June His ma
jesty the king, as a mark of personal
friendship and high esteem for Prince
Fushimi, has placed warship at his
disposal, and the prince and party have
accepted the offer and will sail on June
"a from Victoria The only other war;
ship on this coast at present is the
sloop Of war Shearwater.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
MUST REGULATE FACTORIES
TO CHECK TUBERCULOSIS
BY Associated Press.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June l.
until national and state authorities
actively take up sanitary regulation OF
the great factories of the country, the
checl ing of consumption is an impos..
sibility." This was the statement Oh
DR.. F. w. Frankhauser of Reading
Pa, before the annual gathering of the
American Anti-Tuberculosis league
here today
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
Brewers Protest

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The secre-
tary of the United Brewery Workers
when he heard of the revocation of
their charter said:
1--WE protest against being ousted.
The custer is illegal, unconstitutional
and violates all of the rights guaran-
teed to members of the federation. At
the coming convention we will appeal
from the decision"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
New Liner on Journey

HAMBURG, June 1.-The President
Lincoln, the new 22,OOO-ton steamer of
the Hamburg-American line, left Cux-
haven this afternoon for New York.
She has on board 1868 cabin and 1851
steerage passengers, and a crew of 300.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
scHoOLMASTERS HOLD
sEMI-ANNuAL BANQUET

Twice yesterday the god Of merri-
ment and feasting beamed upon tIe
Angelus hotel for last night the Scnooi, Il
ma sters, club of Southern California
held a semi-annual banquet. There
are 175 active and nineteen honorary
members in the organization and near
ly all were present last night.
B. w. Reed was toastmaster ana
James A. Barr of the Stockton cham-
ber of commerce was one of the speak
ers. He is a member of the N. T.. "A.
committee and came to Los Angeles
with the excursion from the northern
civ The coming convention Of the N.
10. A. was his subject. Sam T. Clover
spoke on 1.-THE Schoolmaster in F1c-
tion" and N. w. Thompson's subject
was "Some Suggested Legislation
Members of the club for whom COW
lot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-02
HONORARY MEMBERS.

ers were laid are:
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Rurk. Frederick Riley, S. V.
Chiicote, 6. II. Roop, C. Y.
Cubberley, e. P. Seaman, w. W.
Dressler, F. B. Van Gordon, "A. G.
Hieronymus, r. E. Wadswortn, Guy
Keyes C. H. Weeks, S. w.
Malcom VIM. White, G.. w.
Nicholson. Wat. Williams, M. r.
Phillips, o. P. Wright, b. +.
Pierce, E. T.
ACTIVE MEMBERS.
A.
Adams, M. L. Arnold, Paui
Adrian H. A. Ashley, R. l..
Angler, viii Avery, l.. b.
B.
Raer T w Bliss, w. T.
Railev w, 7. Boden, Geo. A.
Baldwin, H. J. Boren, +. r.
Barker, E. H. Bouelle, r. A.
Barker. l.. M, Boughn, e. L.
Batchelder, e. A. Brown, A. =.
Reane q s. Brown, Arthur M.
Rettinger. M. C. Brunton, Delbert
Black, s. L.
carnenter. C. M. Clayton, A. B.
Carpenter, w. R Collins, "A. IL
Cavanagh. A. Lv Conrad, H. A.
Chamberlain, A. Fl. Couchman, H. H.
Chamberlain, ]. f. Cranston, j. "A.
Chandler, w. X. cree, RayIilonu
Churchill, j. o.
D.
Daniels. r. c. Dolland, Edward
Davidson, Chas. Dunn, w. A
Denton, j. .. OurIee' u; "A.
Denton, Van l.. Durfee, w. A.
Donnell, B. H.
E.
Eckert, D. A. Ely l.. D.
Edwards, H. A. Emery, X. g.
Edwards. w. A. Emery, G. c.
Edwards, w. S. Evans, l.. l..
F.
Faithful. Claude Francis, j. H.
Fall, H. c.. Frew, w. l..
Fosdick. A. M. Fox, c. j.
F'rackleton, w. B.
G.
GAYLORD, w. K. Graham, ]. D.
Gates, G.. A. Green, G. NJ.
George. Frank Griffith B. w.
Gilmore, L. H. Griffith, j. M.
Glasscock, w. L. Grinnell, Joseph
Good, 5. V.
H.
Hamilton, A. L. Hoose, j. ii.
Hamilton, Kinter Housh, w. h.
Hardy, Edward l.. Howland, S. F.
Harwood, Edw. G. Hughes, W. f.
Haydock, r. B. Hunter, A. d.
Henry, j. w. Hyatt, Edward 80
Holland, w. H.
I.
Ingham, E. T.
].
Jacobs, M. R. Johnson, f. z.
K.
Kaufman, P. w. Kerr, Henry
Kent. c. W. Kneeper, e. e.
Keppel. Mark Knoles, Tully c..
Kile, H. E. Kunou, G. A.
Kinney, B. o.
L.
Larkey. G. E. Lorbeer. Melvin w.
Leslie. G. l.. Loree, Warren
Lickley, e. j. Lousley, o. ).
Locke, c. e. Lowe, w. o.
M.
Maloy Walter Millard, j. B.
Montgomery, S. N. Miller, G. M.
Moore. E. C. Milspaugh, ]. F.
McCutchan, HI. III. Monroe, q. w.
McKinnon, Duncan Monlux, j. Il.
McPherron, ]. M. Morgan, j. j.
McPherron, A. S. Moyse G. U.
Meredith, c. T. Murphy, w. r.
N.
Neel, Melvin Nichols, j. B.
o.
oakley. E, B.
Parker, w. w. Pinnell, H. S.
Patten, Herbert Plummer, A. W.
Pendleton. NJ. r. Porter, Roy
Phillips, 7. J.
r.
Ray. J.~C. Reinhard, J. G,
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A Comrades Testimony.

Comrade John W. Strentz died
at Logan, at 500 p. M. April 26,
1907, from a stroke of paralysis
received just a week before,
Comrade Strentz enlisted at
Lancaster, Ohio, August 2, 1862,
as 3rd sergt. Of Co. l, Goth Ohio,
at the age of "a years. He was
wounded at the battle of Stone
River, being struck in the shout
der by rebel bullet, but the
wound not being serious, he soon
returned to his company. On the
Tullahoma campaign he was TAX
en- sick and sent to the hospital at
Nashville, and from there was
transferred to the Veteran Reserve
Corp at Washington, ID. G. June
28 he was mustered out at Wash
ington City, on orders from the
War Department, and returned to
his home at Lancaster.
He leaves to mourn his loss, a
good, faithful and true wife, who
stood by the side of the dying
soldier until his soul was waited
to the other shore. Also two
faithful daughters: Mrs, Fred
Rochester and Estella, who is a
teacher in our public schools, and
one son, VIII Strentz, who is one
of our most prominent clothing
merchants
Comrade Strentz was Charter
member of the X, of P's., also a
Char ter member of j. X. Roches-
ter Post, G. A. r., an |. o. o. F.
trustee in the NJ, L. Church,
He served one year as President of
the Goth Association, being elect
ed when the reunion was held at
Tallton. He was serving his see
ond term as county commissioner
and performed his duty faithfully
in all the positions which were
given to him. Comrade Strentz
was good soldier, an honorable
upright citizen, and will be missed
by the people of Logan who have
known him so many years, and we
as comrades of the Goth who have
associated with hlm on the battle
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

The first five questions are based up
on Rational Living by Henry c. King,
l. ObjcctiUity IS an essential condi-
tion Of both character and happiness.
Explain what King means by object.
ivity" and why it is an essential condi'
tion of character and happiness.
2. How does the drudgery Of our
daily tasks educate us?
3. Mention as many proofs as you
can to show that man is essentially a
social being, i. e., that his personal rela-
tions with others play a most import
ant part in his life.
d. Wh"t duties toward our fellow be-
ings does the very recognition of this
social spirit in man impose upon us!
5. personal association is the ono
great hopeful means of character"
What ought this to mean to you in
your chosen profession of teaching?
8. What principle of teaching do you
violate when you ask child to memo
rize definition before he understands
it?
7. Name some ways in which teach
er may help to strengthen the memory
of a pupil?
8. What good results should pupils
gain by being required to reproduce
reading lessons in their own language?
0. Mention all legal holidays occur
ring during the school year.
10. Do you believe in a system Of
monthly reports OF pupils standing to
parents2 Why or why not1
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ARlTH M ETC.

l. The battle of Manila (l2lo20'E.) J
began at 5:4l a. m, Sunday, May l.
What was the time at Washington
(77o3'W.) when the battle began?
2. If / exchange 48 shares of go
stock at l76 for O. S. As at llG1a, how
much must ! add to my investment to
secure the same income?
3. What is the difference between the
true and the bank discount of $3.50,
due months hence, at SO
4. Find the cost of flooring for a
building % by 70 feet, the building b.
ing stories high and the flooring III
inches thick, at SOLO per NJ.
5. A rectangular field containing 8
acres is 80 rods wide. How much will
it cost to construct a ditch from one
corner to the diagonally opposite corner
at So per rod?
6. Define notation; nlmeration; /;
mensuration.
7. If the interest on $3.50 for 2 yrs
4 mos. is $3.50, what will be the in
terest on 5000 for yrs, mos. 20 das.
at the same rate?
8. Mr. Hallam deposited $3.50 of his
money in bank, and afterward drew
out 20@o of the sum deposited, and then
had $3S59 in the bank. What was the
amount of his money!
8. At what rate will $7l2 earn
Sl42.40 in 3 yrs. 4 mos?
10. Find the area of a right triangle
base 23.l it., altitude 32.l it.
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LITERATURE.

l. What is literature? Name three
works of literature written in ancient
times.
2. Tell what you can of the character
and value of the writings of Cotton
MNther and Jonathan Edwards
3. Who do you consider the first
American poet of Importance? Give rea.
son. Name one OF his poems.
4. Name, with their authors five
classics that belong to the literature of
American patriotism.
5. What five men are frequently call
ed the great American poets? Quote at
least five lines from the writings of one
of them to show his fondness for nature
6-7. Give an adequate outline of one
of the following poems and tell what was
the poets special purpose, if any, in
writing the poem: The Vision of Sir
Launfal, The Courtship of Miles Stand
ish, Snow bound.
8. Contrast Francis Parlman with
George Bancroft as to period covered
and methods of presenting historical
material.
0, Who wrote the Vicar of Wake.
field? What constitutes the enduring
charm of the book?
10. 10 what class of literature does
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress belongS
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GEOGRAPHY.

/. Over what circle on the earth's
surface are the r1ys of the sun vertical
on March %; June 81?
2, Name six states besides Ohio,
through which the fortieth parallel
passes.
3. On what body of water is each OF
the following cities located Bismarck,
Vera Cruz, Singapore Trieste, Seattle' :
A. How is petroleum obtained from
the earth and made marketable? Name
at least two countries in which it is
found.
s, Name two cities which, although
in the same latitude, have greatly differ
ing climates and account for this differ
enee.
6, Why is England especially suited
to be a manufacturing country1
Z. Describe and account for the un.
even distribution of population in Aus
tralia.
S, Mention two important articles of
export from Sweden, Uruguay, Iceland,
Greece, siam.
8, Bound Ireland and discuss its
manufactures,
TO- Describe and account for the pa
culiarties OF the mountain population
Of Tennessee and Kentucky,
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GRAM MAR.

Breathes there a man with soul SO
dead
2 Who never to himself hath said
3 This my own, my native land!
4 Whose heart hath ne'er within him
burned,
AS home his footsteps he hath
turned
Q From wandering on a foreign
strand!
If such there be, go, mark him we'll 4;
8 For him no minstrel raptures swell
High though his titles, proud his
name,
10 Boundless his wealth as wish can
claim;
IL Despite those titles, power and
pelf,
I2 The wretch ecncentered all in self,
I3 Living. snail iorieit lair renown,
IA And, douLly diving, shall go down
Is To the vile dust from whence no
sprung,
10 Unwept unhonored, and unsung,
-SCorT.
All OF the questions in this list are
based upon the selection given above,
/. What words, necessary to the an
alysis OF the sentences. are understood
in lines 4, 8 and 10? What is the
omission of these words calledy
2. Name (as to unmodtied subject
and predicate of principal cause) and
classify las to both form and usel each
sentence.
8. Classify all subordinate clauses
as adjective, objective or adyerbial. and
attach each TO the word it modllies.
A. Give all the modtiers of shah for
fsit (l3l and skaH 90 (l4l.
S. In what mode and tense is each
of the following verbs; hath said (2),
be (0, can oldim (l0l, shall forfeit
Q3(, sprung ljlf
8, (a) Explaia the form of the aux,
iliary in hath burned (4l and in SHAH
90 (l4l.
(b) Parse mark (7.
I. Point out all partieipial uses.
8. Select Ave different adyerbs and
tell to what class each belongs,
.. (al Give an example of every
class of pronoun found in the selection,
(bl Parse home t5l and as ll0l.
10. What part OF speech is each OF
the followingl there IN, tats lSl,
~~rr t4J, as ISL, sueh W, mmstrel
(sl, thou9a (ol, despite lln. sesf
(l2l, wheaos tl5l.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

/, Explain how oxidation takes
place, and what are its results in the
body.
2. What is a secretion3 Name all
secretions concerned in the digestion
3. How is the peristaltic movement
of the stomach causedi What is its
effect
4. Expectoration in public places is
to be condemned as a disgusting haoit
Upon what other grounds is it condemn
nable2
5. Locate the atlas. Why is it so
called?
8, Tell all you can of the nature and
number of the perspiratory glands
What is the value Of perspiration to
the body'
Z. Define the following: plasma,
diastole, pulse.
8. What does the Eustachion tube
connect?
8. What are the principal constitu-
ents OF tobacco? What effect, if any,
does tobacco have upon heart action?
10. What are stimulants! Name
some. Why should they be avoided2
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More News from the New England
States.
Sec, Doth O. V. |

If any ole has any doubt as to
the virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure,
they need only TO refer to Mr.. Al
vim IL. Simpson, of WiIliamantic,
Conn, who, after almost losing
hope of recovery, on account of
the failure of so many remedies,
finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure,
which he says was 'just the
thing" for HIM, as four bottles
cured him completely He is now
entirely well and free from all the
suffering Incident TO acute kidney
trouble. Bort d Go.
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ORTH0GRAPHY.

I. Write five prefxes in common uss
and give the meaning of each.
2. What is compound word' Is
the present day tendency in spelling
for or against the use OF the hyphen?
8. Distinguish between the words in
the following pairs; mandate command /;
desire, yearningj hazardoA foolhardyj
book, pamphlet; disturbance, riot.
4. Write five diacritical marks in
common nee and state the function of
each
This slip is TO be detached and the
words are to be pronounced by the ex-
aminer
s. Advice, anchor, appall, apparent,
acidity, evergreen, eXonerate, exaggerate,
eyelet, erroneous, industrious, induce
ment, implscable, irete, immoderate,
overture, ofilcious, ogre, onerou5, oblig.
ing, usury, ultimate, unique, unctuous,
unrayeled
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field and as citizen, will miss his
pleasant greeting and his old,
familiar song of Marching
Through Georgia, that greeted
our ears on the approach of John
w. Strentz.
We, his comrades of the Goth
extend to the widow and children
who have suffered the loss of a
kind and loving husband and
father, our heartfelt sympathy IN
the great loss which they have
sustained.
Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
on Thursday afternoon under the
auspices of the G.. A. r.
THE BEREFT WIDOW.
She knelt beside his dying bed
And kissed his pallid brow;
She vainly pressed his icy hand
But he cannot heed her now.
She calls his name In accents low;
Her tears are ON his face;
He speaks not moves not; for he lies
In Deaths last cold embrace
They tell her that the angels wait
70 bear him to that h5ayenly rest
She hears them not, she only strives
TO clasp him to her breast,
She only knows thai he has been
The sunlight OF her homei
She only feels that she is left
To walk this world alone.
Where Is the hand that strewed her path
SO lovingly with toWerse
Where is the heart that elung to hsrs
In sunshine and in showers2
That hand Is cold that heart Is still;
Her dream of love Is over;
And now upon this dreary earth
They Will cheer her path no more.
John W. TRITsCH,
Sec. Goth O. V. l..
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Notice to Builders and
Contractors.

The Commissioners of Hooking County,
Ohio, will receive sealed bids for the cree
ton ofa two span bridge across Hooking
Guiding one O'Clock p. m. C1l May 25th, 1907.
Bids will be accepted on plan OF the Coun-
~ surveyor, now on ME IN the Auditor's
ON plans Tor two arch reinforced concrete
structure
I he bidders will also be allowed to sub
All bids must be accompanied by certified
check to the amount OF Ave hundred dol
lars ns IA guarantee of good faith, that sue
cessful bidders Will enter into contract
The Board of Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids,
BY order of County Commissioners,
James :. Martin Clerk of Board.
April % 5-w
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Legal Notice.

Estella Scott, whose present residence
and address is Alma, In the state of Michi-
gan, Will take notice that on the Both day
of March, A. ID. 1907, Wiley Scott filed his
petition against her In the Court of Common
Pleas OF Hocktng County, Ohio, being cause
ON the grounds OF extreme cruelty and
from neglect of duty, Said case Will be for
hearing in said court on and after the nth
day OF May, 1907,
WILEY W SCOTT, by
o. ii Wright, his Attorney.
ADril 4 1907 e. ~,
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Peoples Going to Manila,

Pomeroy, May 3,-Charles f
Peoples and wife left today for
Manila, p. l., where Mr., Peoples
will practice law. Mr.. Peoples
has long been the editor of the
Pomeroy Democrat, and his name
has several times appeared ON the
Democratic ticket for various of
fees. His newspaper and fine
home have been turned over to his
son, Everett.
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When Henry Graduates.


q Henry has decided to graduation day
= He will show how future
He will speak of how the world goes on,
Steered the of time by happenings agone.
, Mary undecided-says she can't make up her mind
If her graduation waist should should be lined
. Henry doesn't wayer he will take his stand and show
How and why wi and when the ought
He has solved the problems that confront the human
= He will tell us all about the troubles face
Mary's heeitating-she is trying hard to plan
Cuffs and belt and collar that will match her fmy fan
Henry knows where congress made it's serious mistakes;
Henry where diplomats gravest
He Is with what conclusions he has reached
Shows how keep the ship of from being beached
still worried-she III decide, then she III
First she organde then she a null,
! Henry has statistics the influence of deeds;
Mary problems in each fashion she
Henry knows precisely how the should be
Nary's in Mysteries for her dress is not begun
, Henry views the future with calm, unbiased air;
Aary's n a fdget, for she don't know what
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board OF school Examiners of Hook
ing County viii meet at the School Building
In Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 "A, m, ON the First
Saturday of each month for the examine
ton of fapplicants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates and on the tirst Saturday of
September, December, March and June tor
the examination of applicants for Teachers
High school and Special Certificates EK-
Hminatiops for pupils desiring to enter high
schools will be held ON the Third Taturday
OF April and the second Saturday OF May,
j. o. SToUGHToN, President
ID. II. HARSH, Clerk.
C.N. WHITE, Vice President /
Logan Ohio. February 2, l9OS-tt
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed III
for first and final settlement, Chas +. Bow.
en- executor and trustee under the will Of
Charles w James, deceased and the same
will come on for hearing on the 2Sth day of
MAY A. ID, 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient.
F. P. MARTIN
May ,, 3-w Probate Judge
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Money to Loan.

The Macarthur Building d Loan
Co., has money to loan ON first
mortgage security in amounts not
less than $1,000 a 7%, on Logan
Real Estate, For further partic-
ulars address the Macarthur Build
ing q Loan Company.
April 4, low
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The Texas Wonder

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and
Rheumatic troubles; sold by all
druggists, or two months treat
ment by mail, for 81. DIR. E. w
Hall, 1926 Olive Street, St. Louis,
Mo. Send for testim onials.
July 10, 'O6, Tyr.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed IN
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio
for First and Final settlement, Henrietta
Collins, Guardian of Mary A. Hiles, (now
deceased,) and the same will come on for
hearing on the 27th day OF May A, ID. 1907, at
10 o'clock a. NJ, or as soon thereafter as
may be convenient.
F.. P. MARTIN,
May 2 3-w. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County
Ohio, for Fourth Partial settlement of
Francis M. Power, Guardian OF Estella
Pinney, an imbeclle, and the same will
come on for hearing on the Path day of NJ ay
A. ID, 1907 at 10 O'Clock A. M, or as soon
thereafter as may he convenient.
F. p. Martin,
May ,, 1907, 3-w. Probate Judge.
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QUESTIONS
FOR TEACHERS
Made Up by State Com
missioner For
SATURDAY, MAY 4.
Examination Tests for
Teachers in Hooking
County.
SATURDAY, MAY 4.

Following is the list of questions
as prepared under direction of the
state commissioner Of public schools,
and submitted at the county examina.
tion for teachers May for element
Rry school certificates:
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of John W. Blake, Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
quaited as Administrator of the estate Of
John w. Blake, late of Hooking County, de-
ceased. Dated this 9th day OF April A. D.,
1907.
Andrew Blake,
May :, 1907, 8-w Administrator.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Benadum
have moved 10 Lancaster. Their
residence on West Street will be
occupied by Ed. Kelly and family,
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READING.

Examiners will conduct all oral ex
animation i'll reading.
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WRITING.

For this branch examiners will grade
the manuscript in oTthography.
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What grammatical relation exists between relative
and its aneeedent2 Name all the simple relative prononns
principal parts of the following verbs sew, ought,
bid, choose fly.
classes of conunotons The of which css
classes makes IA sentence eompound2
containing clause used adjective modl-
fer; sentence containing predicate initiative.
What parts speech may mody2 What parts
speech may modify nounI
partioiple? ways which partopes
may be used
7S Write letter of your friends telling him Tor herr why
you wish receive a high school education.
o. II
Point all phrases the
above sentence.
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in the house !