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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-21
LAw-abiding
HenderSonVille
General Passenger Agent.

Said a well known business mau yes
terday;
"The ordinances of Hendersonville
are now being strictly enforced, and to
Mayor Schenck and his efficient police
officers should be given the fullest
credit. I am glad to see an administrA-
ton here which has backbone, and that
liquor selling, etc.. is snow decidedly IN
popular. HendersonVille is q we'll.
governed CITY,"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-21

Capt. N. c. Toms has returned from
his recent visit to the eastern partof the
state. and is now confined to his home
with a slight attack of illness.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-21
Gold Medal.
Flour
To Our Friends.

After nearly ayear of business
we find it necessary, owing to
repeated demands to handle a
good flour andcorn meal. Thank
ing you for your past and hoping
for your future custom, we re-
main.
Very truly yours
HENDERSONVILLE HAY
& GRAIN CO.
Phone 191 P. o. Box 367
Evening star., 1907-11-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY To PURCHASE
a strictly modern three-stOry brick dwelling.
conveniently located in a desirable section of
the northwest at bargain price
In order to CiaSo the affairs of a syndicate, an
attorney has placed with beautiful three
story. ten-room brick dwelling, for which be
VIII take $3.50 The house alone would cost
to build: ( rooms deep on the lst floor
hot water heat: tiled baths; hardwood finish
throughout. 10 not 60 in ont of the wa y
section and pay this much for an ordinary
house when you purchase like this so
we'll located this low figure. See us at once
If y"u want bargain,
Srp # & FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave
FOR SALE-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE.
CONVENIENT To THE l4TH ST. CARS.
! $500 DWELLING FOR 5000; soUTHERS
XEw DWEi1ING: % IL ffRST fnf Class IS H2SS cSSbi;
TI0N: RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY NAVY
REFTb FOX hof MnxrH E9 lpo roR HSHf
OR AN INVESTMENT THIS Is HARD TO
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A CHEAP CORNER IN BLOOM
irClal" An uut-of town will dispose of
this desirable three.story corner dwelling for
$50; IT cos, him s6,59o, but as he does not
expect to return to the city he has
-lnded to let 1t go at this low figure: rooms:
furnace heat; tiled bath; newly papered and
honscs in Bloomng,laie if interested in a
corner house We would advise you to see this
night soon, as we expect to sell it inside of the
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE DON'T MISS THIS.
SEE WHhT p4,Aa y We Zoo OFFER.
Iousc cost more to build: the lot Is vnlu-
able one, size 2ox1oo; alley: A WELL Plan
ing room and Kitchen. second door: i bed
rooms and bath Cellar under entire house:
GHP.E IT. 7@ATL9T WTi Fl stl5red st south
STONE X FAIRFAX. 1852 New York
FOR SALE \ nECIDED BARGAIN
Reduced 10 50 $50
3st"rv 1o-room dwelling near War Dept:
on W"Il improved square: parlnr dining
room, ?antry and kitchen on 1st floor; 5000
STONE 4 FAIRFAx. 1912 New York ave
ToK SALE-CoLUMEIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
$3.50
rarus south: , stories. cellar, HOT WATER
BATH NICKEL. PLTMfiNG: handsome man
t"lS. built To sell for $500.
STONE y FAIRFAX. 1242 New York
FnE SALE CHEAT SACRIFICE
REDUCED To 81 500.
largest housy. largest lot: most central
rooms aud bath; FOUR ROOMS DEEP ON
FiiST LL1nK: lot 21.9xl&5: side and rear
STONE & FAIRFAX. 13fc New York ave.
FOR SALE-LESS THAN S@.ooo WILL BUY A
cool siX-room ana bath brick dwelling, with
modern plumbing on 10TH 81 NV. south Of l.
huN renting 1oF W rt 10 "llte tenants. II yon
are cooking FOR nice clean cut property for in
yeStm"nt or a low priced home this will surely
interest yOu.
STONE x FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave
FOR SALE $3.50 4 CORNER WEST OF 14TH
St NV; rooms and modern bath: wide front
age, excellent loration
STONE ~ FAIRFAN. 1&42 New York
FOR SALE s. 600 ST. y. r. NEAR 18TH; 4
good SiX-roGm and bath dwelling; cellar under
the "Htir" house; steady renter AT $3.50:
should interest investor, speculator and home
seeker alike
STONE Il FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave
Evening star., 1907-11-16

FOR SALE-TO COIORED FAMILY, SMALL
cash payment. bal mo. sos L St: lot 2lxlo0;
side and alley: ami: parior. reception
hall. dining room. Kitchen and pantry on 'st Il :
rms and bath Oh 81 f.: cellar under entire
house. CHAS. T.. BANFS. 13-t r 81.
6
Evening star., 1907-11-16

FOR EXCHANGE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN
best part northwest. valHed at Sd. 900. to ex-
change for house the heights. not over
5000. Address Box 2iI. Star office
Evening star., 1907-11-16

FOR SALE-I MUST HAVE 81 500 CASH, AND
VIII sell my 2-story building. rented for SiI.
for $500: the buyer to pay OF: trust gradually.
A fine bargain. Address MUST SELL. STAR Of
fee. noit-4t
Evening star., 1907-11-16
FOR SALE
FINE INVESTMENT OR HOME NV.
Ten rooms and bath, in good order
Lot l96x95 to alley.
Rents at $35.5
Price, 81. 300.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
noI2-6t 500 10Th ST IL. W

FOR sALE-sa1 18TH ST. Ne; 1oRooM
brick, corner; price, $3.50; $500 cash ac-
cepted. balance to suit.
FOR SALE-25x125 feet on Water St, George
town. with brick building 25x55 feet; price,
50 500 No BIB X Water,
3415 P st; nice little brick home; price,
81 800; $500 cash
Lot on NJ St near s2d, heart of business Sec
ton. for 90c per square foot
10000 feet in Georgetown. in manufacturing
district for soc per square foot
For $500, lot 15xi0. with party wall. in
manufacturing district. one block below n st.
Lot near 33d and NJ for $315; 22x56
10000 feet on Conduit road In Harlem
suitable for subdivision; north side; &c per foot
surrounding property held at 15c; $500 down,
balance to suit.
MILLER-SHOEMAKER CO..
nolo-5t 1323 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1907-11-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
SUPERIOR RESIDENCE.
CENTRAL NORTHWEST REDUCED PRICE.
NO. I'LL ST NV.
Three-story bay-window brick dwelling 10
rooms and modern bathroom; cellar under en-
tire house: hot-water heat house is just about
two years old and in fine shape Trust Of 5000
at 5 per cent can remain All of the adjoining
residences sold for $1,000.
CAN SELL THIS FOR $500.
CAPITOL HILL DWELLING.
$4,000
No. 40 4 ST. Sc.
Just offered for sale. EIGHT ROOMS On
TWO FLOORS; modern bathroom; lot 171ax1oo
feet; concrete cellar; delightful location; high
and healthy. surrounded by beautiful homes.
Exclusive agent; get key at Office and this
pretty residence.
JAMES F. SHEA,
s43 LA. AVE NV.
no16-eadtf
FOR SALE-NO CASH: $40 MONTHLY BUYS;
Bloomingdae modern brick house; cellar;
floors; rooms: bath; hot-water heat; lot 2'X
100: alley 10 # paved. Address Box g. Star
office. no16-3t'
FOR SALE-IF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY, $50
viii buy the prettiest Groom and bath. colonial
style, house in the ne. near ears; must lie
seen to be appreciated If you want we'll
built coZy home at bargain this is your oP-
portunity: and builder. Address Box
216 Star office. nol6"t'
FOR SALE-BARGAIN IN SOUTHWEST PROP
erty; lot 50x120 feet to alley: improved by
3stOry frame house; 10 rooms; / 2-story brick
house. rooms. and two 2story frames on rear
of lot: property will rent for $50 per month
This property is located near 9th and ID sW;
price, $500 to quick purchaser Will require
about sl.70o cash and assume an existing mort
FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and E sw
no16-2t
FOR SALE-GI6 C S.w., 2-sroRY FRAME;
all improvements; good condition; large lot to
FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and E sw
FOR SALE-919 AND 921 AZ S.W.r CONSISTING
of two stores and dwellings attached: renting
for $is per month; large lot to alley: price,
So 900; also G3I + st. S.w.; rooms. all I'M
provements; price, 81. $50.
FLOYD F.. DAVIS. 9TH and f s.w.
no16-2t
FOR SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
We offer several trst-class apartment houses,
paying 10 per cent net on Investment.
Also 2-hat apartment for 5000: 81 800
cash: paying II per cent net equity
THE SOULE co. Gnc.). $50 La
FOR SALE
SOUTHWEST.
HOMES OR INVESTMENTS.
NEW HOUSES.
CONTAINING SIX LARGE ROOMS MODERN
BATH. PANTRY.
WIDE AND DEEP LOT, LARGE ALLEY.
INVESTIGATE THESE. ALWAYS OPEN.
LOCATED ON NORTH SIDE OF
L STREET NEAR Az.
EASY TERMS.
LEWIS & JONES Co. 6i7 NV.
"a
Evening star., 1907-11-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-I MUST HAVE 81 500 CASH. AND
VIII sell my 2,story building rented for 81
A fine bargain. Address MUST SELL. s.ar of
fce. no14-4t
FOR SALES. 75e-oNE or THE FINEST
houses or Capitol Hill: must be disposed of
residence is compelled 10 leave the city on
short notice and is willing TO sacrifice in order
to make quick sale. This property is cor
one OF the most prominent avenues with
frontage of over 80 feet. 1t was constructed
cost of S12.SoO to the present owner. who has
occupied It ever since ii was built. The house
brick heated by frst-class hot-water heating
plant. There eleven large rooms and two
tiled baths, many cabinet mantels, etc. II
you are looking to buy a bargain in one OF the
finest residences offered Capitol Hill
do not fail to see us about this bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-TO COIORED FAMILY. SMALL
cash payment. bal. mo; 6h5 L St; lot 2lxloo;
side and rear alley: AMI ia psp,1T IN Te,sp'19n ,sp
rms and bath Oh 2i f.; cellar under entire
house CHAS. T. BANFS 1871 ST.
no1I-6t.6
FOR SALE-
PRICE. 500 So cor TWO so,n
You MAKE THE TERMS.
IDEAL DETACHED HOMES.
The best built; modern in every way. CIV
ins the same advantages OF Il country home
with all the comforts and conveniences Of
a house located In the heart Of the city;
spacious lawns: nine beautiful rooms; all
modern conveniences: pa arlor, reception hall
dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen on
the first floor; rooms and bath above;
Ionial porches: attic and cellar; handsomely
finished throughout.
oren every day. Sample house open Sunday.
Corner Brightwood and Webster st.
Representative on property at all times.
DAVID MOORE, EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
oc22tfeSu 1928 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-ARTIS'r'S HOME 1910 MASS AVE
NV; house. studio and stable: $50. 900; easy
terms: II rooms, toilet rooms. baths: Ad.
dress owner RnRERT HINCkLEY premises
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-YOl HAD BETTER TRADE
THAT UNIMrRulED. PROPERTY FOR M
PROVED INCoMEPRoDUCING PROPERTY.
SOMETHING TO BRING IN AN INCOME.
To BRING IN MONEY INSTEAD OF PAY
IMPROVED PROPERTY HOUSES, APART
MENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
We Ne, HAZE TIE iE MOST COMPLETE IIT GIT1 ,
ERTY OF ANY REAL ESTATE FIRM IN
WASHINGTON.
CALL AND LET Is TALK IT OVER. JUST
STATE YOUR WANTS. WE WILL DO THE
REST TO YOUR SA1ISFAcTIoN AND AD-
VANTAGE. MOORE 4 HILL uNCD.
no16-smf.3t 1888 ST. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-ls. 600 SQUARE FEET
GRouND NEAR IiTII AMD { STS Sc, i:
INCUMRRANCES. For EQl ITY II ONE OR
TWO HOUSES, AND PIT IN SOME CASH.
MOORE HILL INC, 1888 6 ST NV
no16-s, tn, th,3t
FOR EXCHANGE-LuT 22,4 FEET FRONT on
ST. NV NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE AND
n. II. AVE. TRADE CLEAR At LESS THAN
$500 SQUARE FOOT FOR HOUSE SUBJECT
TO A TRUST. MD PAY SOME CASH.
WANT AN OFFER.
MOORE & HILL GNCJ. 1888 ST. NV.
no1G-s,f2t
Evening star., 1907-11-16
HORSES AND VEHICLES TO HIRE

HORSES AND WAGONS FOR MERCANTILE
service 81 and $3.50 per day, by week or
month HARRY BFASLEY'S. 2OS 11th ST. NV.
Cab and baggage service. se3-90t
Evening star., 1907-11-16

FOR EXCTIhNtiE-THREE APARTMENTS:
FINEST RENTING SECTION NORTHWEST:
TOTAL RENTALS. ABOUT 50. 0Gn ANNUAL.
LY: IS APARTMENTS: MODELS OF THIS
STYLE OF LIVING APARTMENTS. TRADE
ALL FOR Sln. 600. MIGHT CONSIDER
SEPARATE DEALS
MOORE & HUI NNCN, 1893 G ST wv
Evening star., 1907-11-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SlU loWN AND Sl2. so MONTHLY PAYS FOR
Nbt 1-RoOM COTTAGE, IN PERFECT RE
PAR: ! sol ARE FROM IS 4 - DEPOT: 4
NIiES ot T; OWNER LEAVING; CITY. CALI.
FOR TWO DAYS POST OFFICE. STA. h.
LANGDON. WHITNEY
Evening star., 1907-11-16
FOR SALE-BUILDINGS.
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-A FARM OF 40 ACRES: GROOM
dwelling and two tenement houses. stable and
all other OuibuildingS: in fine state of cutiva-
tion; $50 per month rent. Apply TO S. d.
WATERS Il son. $40 Pa. aSr. nol6-3t
Evening star., 1907-11-16
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1872 New \ oFk ave.

FOR SAIE GILT EDGED INVESTMENTS.
An uI'FOltTl NIFTY TO III RCHASE PROP
EHih Al PRIVATE SALE GIVING YOU AN
Flti' - LESS THAN IOT WOULD PAY At
Al 'IIDN.
PRICE $J,JO" Renting !or $50 u month.
Small houses on numbered street. cOnyen-
tcH' tU the cars, in section where small
tuu~s- il. demand
PRICE 81 500 Renting for S54 a month
Four 2~tory brick dwellings a prominent
ihnruu-utITs. west Of eth ST. lot 30 by 10;
cement Sidewalk. water and sewer.
PRICE. Slb.5Hn- Renting Tor Sll2 month.
Thirteen comparatively 2-story hHy win
do" brick dwellings. each six rooms and bath
a numbered street.
PRICE. 81 500 Renting for 81 a month.
Stor" property line Of eth 81.
PRICE. 81 80 Renting for S44 a month.
Corner store west Of Irh st south Of : Of
feF'4i low settle estate.
PRICE 81 zoo Renting FOR S43 month.
tH Capitol liiI- 10 rooms. cellar. furnace.
PRICE. Si@,upu. Renting fur sl3U month.
-Four new brick buildings in a good renting
soctipu. There il very good speculation
tayusd Ia the purchase Of this property. II Is
offered much less than il Is worth.
PRICE - 2uu. Renting fut $40 II month.
4 building northwest. south Of st Q
rooms conner a splendid income producer
Small houses near the government printing
office hu uut-of- town owner, wishing 10 real
ize quickly has reduced III" price.
PRO r g. go. Renting Tor SO Il month.
Nearly new. II rooms, west uf J4th St. south
"f 1 The building alone would cost more
?" build. Trust coming due. owner must sell
STONE A FAlRTAN. 1872 New York ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
PEARY IS SURE.
Confident Of Success For
Next Polar Expedition.
Will TryTWO Improvements Over
Plan Of Last Trip.
Denies the Report That Mrs. Peary
Will Go With Him.

Boston. May 17.-COmmander Robert
the North Pole will institute a different
mode of campaign, in at least two re-
spects, according to an interview which
was made public today. Commander
Peary expressed himself as most hope
full Of success in his next trip to the
Arctic and said that he thought the
necessary 100000 to equip the expedi-
ton. half Of which has already been
subscribed. would be forthcoming soon.
The main Improvement over the last
PLAN" said the explorer, will be that
[ shall continue farther to the west
ward along the North Grantland coast
ard then when I take to the ice | Shall
bear always to WindWard and thus off
set the continuous drift to the east.
The second great difference will be
that | shall so arrange matters that
there can be no recurrence of the I'M
fortunate contingency that cost us the
prize last year. There will be no Sana-
ration Of the parties this time as there
was last. and | shall have the relay
system so perfected that at that time
in any event, | c;ln reload supplies from
In" supporting sIcdges and press for
ward with the Pole party For the rest
there will I've TIL dogs and the Esqui-
mauX just as on the former expedition.
This time l shall VIM
Commander Pcary denies the report
that his wife would accompany him on
the next Polar expedition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Many Narrow Escapes in
ST. John, n. b. Fire.
Girls Taken from MacAuIey's
Store by The FiTemen.
No Lives Lost..Loss Over $3.50, 900
With Partial Insurance.

st. John. n. b.. May 17.-Many lives
were endangered, in a fire which broke
out this afternoon in the large dry goods
csta enlistment of MacAuley Bros. on
King street in this city. The fire start
ed in the cellar and the first known of
it was when the smoke rolled up
through the stairs and cracks in the
floor. The employees on the ground floor
had barely time to escape and shouted
4 warning to those on the three upper
floors, who included 90 girls.
The elevator boy deserted his post
and IGost of the employees rushed down
the stairs managing to get to the street
in safety. Two girls hung TO a window
sill OF the third story until they were
taken down a ladder by firemen and an
other girl was rescued in a similar
manner from the second floor.
No casualties have been reported and
the fire was brought under control af-
ter it had barely damaged the two low
er floors. while the stock on all the
floors was ruined by smoke and water.
The stock was valued at about $3.50, 900
with insurance of about $4,000. The
building is in the business center OF
the city and the firemen had difficulty
in rrcvc ntinG a spread of the flames to
other structures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
BANQUET IN EVENING --CITYHALL.
Warm Welcome to Delegates Given by Ali
gusta Citizens==Meetings Will Continue
Today and Sunday.

recently organized work of this great
organization in all parts Of the State.
After q season Of singing the old
familiar hymns, led by c. r. Foster,
the assistant secretary of the Port
land y. NJ. G. A., with Mr.. Wass of
this city at the piano, there was n solo
by Fred Butlcr Of Niagara Falls. n. y.
followed hy 4 prayer by Mr.. Garland
Of Portland. II. "A. Jordan. the general
secretary Of the Bangor Y. NJ. c. A. pre-
sided over the opening exercises and
introduced the first speaker of the af-
tcrnooH, Charles X. ODER of New York,
the field secretary of the international
Y. NJ. c. A. committee Mr.. Ober's
subject was Tho Need of the Hour"
ara in forCcful. vigorous fashion he
sounded the keynote of the convention.
This is the hour" he said Ito which
converge the lines of our Y. NJ. G. A.
work in Maine during the past year
ana from which divcrgc the lines of
work for the coming year. This hour
brings us the benefit of the pr0para-
ton and prayers Of those who have
arranged this program and who have
tho success Of the convention at heart.
Tho hour is an Invitation to great OPP
portunitY. The need Of the hour is
the need Of mon 10 carry on practical
Christian work among young men and
throughout the world All present
must realize their responsibility as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
SOMERSET RAILWAY NOTES.
$1,5oo,oo0 Worth Sold In Boston
Guaranteed BY Maine Central.

Boston. May 1.-THE Somerset
Railway Co. which was purchased in
the early part of April last by the
Maine Central Railroad. has sold ST.
100000 4-year 8 per cent. notes matur-
ing June l, 1911 TO a syndicate COM
posed of Bond and Goodwin and N. NJ.
Harris & Co.
The notes are issued to retire float
ing debt and pay for additional equip
mcnt. They are being offered to in
vestors on 5.25 per cent. increase
basis and are guaranteed uncondition-
ally as to principal and interest by the
Maine Central Railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Bates Three Literary So
Cieties Hold Elections.
State Track Meet TO Be Held
Today at WdieTViIIe.
Colby Wins First Debate with
University OF Maine.

Lewiston, Me, May 17-(SreciaD. The
three literary societies of Bates College
gave three very interesting entertain
mcnts Friday night.
TOLYMNIA SOCIETY.
Selection, Orchestra
Grafton, Harmon 10
Vocal Solo, Miss SDraCIn TX
D"bato-Rcsolvcd: That the Wars of Ma
n9lcon Were Caused by Other Reasons
Than His own Ambition Affirmative,
Harris 'o9; negative, Nagoon 10.
Vocal Duet.
Original Part Miss Krist ~
Selection, Orchestra
Secretary. Mss Clason Fxccuticc com
mittcc, Foster 90. Dexter OS, Pagc 90.
PLAERIA.
K"adfne Of Records.
Cornct Solo, Goodwin %
Reading Miss Churchill ~
Dcbate-Kcsolvcd: That It Would Be fo.
tn" Interest Of III" United States for
Affirmative. Miss Anthony rs, Mis-
Packer 70; negative, Miss Griffin %.
Miss Latham %.
Reading, Slwyc" 20
Spring Song. Chorus of soprano voice;
Executive committee, II lines, Lewis,
Nad'cigh.
EURCSOPIIIA.
Reading Records.
Eoading. Miss Libby 'o$
Vocal Solo Miss Pert
Original Part Alice Din-morc 'gS
Five Minute Speeches.
Vocal Solo, Mr. TUttlc 'tN
piano Solo. Miss Eaton 10
Many Of the Rates V. NJ q. n. MEM
hcrs are planning t. attend tn" \. n. &:
A. convention at Augusta t"mprInW and
TbnEr members who are TO take part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

delegates and attend the meetings
Faithfully that thcy may not miss the
inspiration ana heIp of the papers and
discussions. Many great movements
for good have had their origin at con-
vcntions ike this
Following Mr. Obor's brief address
the president Or last years Et-to con-
vcntion at Portland. Hon. GIuI"cn Pur-
intou, cy-Eayor Of Watcrvij". was in
PRODUCED ai,d road Il report nf The work
during I'll" past year. dwelling cspc-
ciaI!y upon the expansion policy re-
su';iuy IN State headquarters and
workers i'll the field. ana upon the
hoys' conference at Watcrvillc during
the winter.
(ContinucI on Page Scven)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
The PROGRAM FULLY ENJOYED,
Welcome by Mayor Bunker==Addresse by
Well=kn0Wn Citizens==EXerCises in
the Various Departments.

use" L, De ABOUT the Wh"ie lilil!E, any
one VINO couId 40 an me arl'hlhctlo
was considered something remarkably
| hiIIil"Ht. Eut believe th'.t II" most
important feature III the @"h"HlS is NOT
arlthm"u' but reading. one of the
greatest reasons "hN rhlhrrh nave
| difficulty IN thrir other studies IS be
| cause they cannot read. 4 great many
"r these Processes that arr commonly
! called reading are not reading at all;
! tn. scholar docs not sense at an what
h" is reading. When the students
come to learn that reading means
something thcE Will read. II people
Know now I" frad when they I" out
l''" III" ana nave READ u" pain before
th'm VIII hr great d"al castor.
ON" drrl"liibl" fHatur" Ill our
schools IS that we cannot keep them IN
%rhonl long enough. tn" first reason
IL thht 'lcN arc ul.ahl" t. carry along
IN" work ana then they are frequent
~ taken out of school to earn their
IFiI's' "''' "''ierS "l'"- IN regard I"
,, - 80 ''i,' W,
i. lii II - IN IN '''o'
I" H'"r"i o"'''''N'H ',''t "
'''I'''' N 'hdt Viii! ~" '"t uuI'. u
We N'"'" 'h''h h''''r ana understood
ih'!h 'I'r W" would not ma them
duIi AT az IN" fHct Is mat many OF
'H'iIi drc SIMPLY MAltlhG 1nf the right
tail.
h'N' / Et''I d'"' ~ ilhh ~ man
""' 'f"'h'ilT. mink mat we get
I:''f training ter the mind tar"uGh the
h'H''-i. great number of boys have
h"oA S1V"h hy manual labor also
I'M" 'h'% system II winch n" teacher
HILL II, ''''i' - ~" rec'lntlon
".'' ''T' -. ''' ll'''N .''''L lh"Ne
'.''' !, W. 'E' hIl'" H. are
''I''l ~ "i- II Il ''"i III" purpose
m" - '''In "ut "al !" traih
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