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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
GRAMMAR.

]. Distinguish between grammar as
an art and grammar as science. What
use should teachers and pupils in the
public school make OF the adopted text
book on grammar
2. Give tour different WAYS OF forming
the plurals of nouns and illustrate each.
3. Why are certain forms of a verb
called its principal partsy What forms
are generally considered principal parts
II a verb is wanting in some of these
forms, what is it ealledi
4. Analyze the following sentence :
"He who will compare his own condition
with that OF others will find that he
has many reasons for thinking himself
fortunate"
5. Parse italicized words in the fol-
lowing: II it be possible, as much as
iieh in you, lire peaceably with all
men"
O. Distinguish in meaning the sen.
tences IN each OF the following groups:
tal He may take my book. He can
take my book. (b) / will 60. shall
20. (c) lie will go. He shall go. (d)
We shall be avenged. We will be
avenged.
Z. Construct sentences illustrating
each use OF the objective case.
8. Conjugate (a) the verb hare,
subjunctye mode, past perfect tense (;
(bl the verb drire, indicative mode, fu.
ture tense, progressive form; (cI the
verb f0rgire, imperative mode.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

!. Define pedagogy psychology. How
are they relatedS
2. What has authority to do with gov
srnment, and how should II be used?
3. Give three useful devices for hold
ing the attention of the class.
I, State five effective means of pro-
ducing interest in reading.
o. Why would You prepare your work
before Undertaking to give itY
Q. Between what ages are children
legally entitled TO the benefit of the
public schoolsl Between what ages are
they required by law TO attend school 1
What exceptions to the latterg
T. Define each OF the following: per.
ception, memory, imagination,
so. Treat briefly the following re-
quisites OF a successful teacher scholar.
ship, tact, personality, knowledge of
methods. Which do you consider most
importanti Nhyi
10. Outline briefly representative
course In language for the seventh and
eighth grades.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

"gent IN st. Paul, directing him TO in.
vest in wheat. How many bushels OF
wheat did he buy at 5000 bushel after
deducting his commission OF lh%2
8. What is the real value of the prop.
erty of man who pays a tax Of $s7.7j,
when the tax rate is Az mills, aud his
property is assessed ut COZ OF its real
yaluei
q. A house covers a rectangular piece OF
ground 80 feet by 40 feet. The ridge.
pole runs lengthwise and is Is feet
above the level of the top of the walls
The roof extends | foot beyond the
walls in all directions. measured on the
roof. Find the area of the roof.
I. A man owes $4,000 on which he is
paying interest at the rate OF 7%. II
each payment amounts to SS0.50, how
often does he pay Interest!
s. A and b shoot pigeons. A fires 1
shots TO BIS 3; A kills 3 birds out of
4, and B 2 out of y How many birds
has A killed when u has missed 10
birdsy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
UNITED STATES HISTORY, INClUD-
ING CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

/. Give brief account OF the early
history Of Maryland.
9. Name the three forms OF colonial
government and state which colonies
were governed by eachA
.. What was the estimated population
OF the colonies in 1867 What can be
said about travel, education and foreign
trade at that timey
4. What was the Embargo ActY The
Non Intercourse Act? When and why
We're these passed
.. What caused the War of lsl2r
Tell about Perry's victory in that war.
q. State the effect of the speeches of
Daniel Webster on the political history
OF the country.
Z. Briefly describe one great battle Of
the Civil War, and tell why you consider
it so.
s. From what source is the revenue
of the federal government derivcdy
8. When and where was Ohio first set
tledl When admitted rs a statel
10, Name the governor of Ohio, the
United States senators from Ohio, and
the representatives from your congress
sional district.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

the chief received a wound from the
bullet OF i5-calibre revolver which
burrowed the flesh on the right thigh
for about four inches, running dag
onally upward, showing II TO have
been fred from beneath him. Shortly
after he received another wound, the
bullet entering back of the left knee.
Rainiu. theFace dismounted with dif.
lculty, and in order TO remove the bu!
let from the wound used his scalp
knife; in doing so he severed the ten
dons of the leg. which deprived him
of its use forever.
More strangely stlll, and paradox.
ical as II may appear, he is now an
Indian policeman. Cropped hair and
felt hat have replaced the scalp locR
and war bonnet, blue coat the war
shirt, but beneath his uniform the skin
is still the same color-red
The blood is unchanged and the Are
in his eye kindles now when he speaks
of the wrongs Of his people. and. al.
though seemingly friendly he Is, and
always will be, an enemy OF the white
Civilization has not conquered him.
but a wholesome fear of the great gov
ernment at Washington has. and he
remains crafty, scheming plotter--a
perfect example Of the once danger.
GUS still unforgiylng. warlike Sioux.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Of the Key.
Pretending that had lost the key
Of my own trunk, | called for one OF
the ships mechanics 70 make me an.
other from the wax impression. My
victim Invariably spent an hour or
more after dinner In the smoking
room. took a great risk. ! entered
his stateroom and with the key made
from the impression opened the trunk,
found the treaty, took 1t to my state
room. copied it-it was in cipher-und
got II back TO the trunk In plenty Of
time TO avoid getting caught.
With success came the pricking Of
conscience. | told my victim Of my
circumstances, the loss Of my father
my ettorI to obtain employment and
ended by falsely telling him that |
was golng out to India to he a gov.
erness. From that moment his manner
changed toward me, had consid.
cred before that my success was due
TO having won his heart Now was
sure OF H. Then he asked me TO he
his wife.
Now, for the first time | realized
that II had won hi,5 had been won
, IN winning him. Whatever was good IN
/ my nature r9belled Mt my trlckery, |
louged to CONFESS It and throw myself
upon his mercy But | dared not
From loving me he would despise me
| told him that could never lie his
wife: that there was n barrier between
| us; that | was Enwuuhy Of him. He
Goothngly rcassdred me- said my con
science was abuOrmally sensitive; that
| he was sure one so lovely could not do
anything very wrong
The night before we reached Bombay
we were on dccl together under the
starry heavens.
Sweetheart" he said, 1--WE part to-
morrow. II rests with you whether
our parting shall 10 forever or shall
I call on you on my return. Nou are not
cut ont for diplomat, but you Will
make n good wife for one"
"a diplomat, u diplomat"
lie took my hand II suspected you
| the moment you began to play your
game, and played mine to trap you
| | gave you my key on purpose and
knew how you used II by traces OF
wax adhering to II. Certain pages OF
the manuscript you stole We're loosely
tackled together and found them de,
tached. was disappointed TO learn
! all this, but when aftorward you told
me how you had been tempted | pltied
you. You are lady end out Of your
element. | would DO sorry for you
losing your pay If | wished you to
/ earn pay in that way"
"And my copy of the cipher dis
| patch" | fnltered. II will give It tC
you at once"
Don't hurry. II Is no cipher, but Il
tumble intended to deceive yOu."
"And do you mean that you can love
one who has made this abJect ar
tcrpt"
"If we only loved those who We're
perfect there would be no marriage
You have simply been parted for Il
brief time by circumstances from your
natural self"
GWENDoLIN ADAMS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
GEOGRAPHY.

|. During what month are the days
longest in New Zealand? Name Il city
in which the days and nights are OF
nearly equal length throughout the
year.
2. Explain the following terms relief
of countryi metropolis steppes equi'
nox; earth's orbit.
3. Make voyage from BaAimore to
San Francisco in steamer, going be-
tween the islands of Cuba and Haiti and
coasting along South America. Name
(a) the waters you would pass through,
(b) six important ports that would
naturally be visited.
4. Make list of ten articles not pro-
dueed in your vicinity and yet TO be
found in grocery, and tell from what
section OF the United States or from
what country they come.
). Compare the climate OF the Pacific
coast Of the United States with that
OF the Atlantic coast.
O. Where is each of the following
places: Austin, Cienfuegos, Pernam-
buco. Bordeaux. Bergenl a.a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
PROFESSION OF FARMING.

Agriculture has been neglected as a
procession, because of the isolation OF
the farmer forced to low priced land
at distance from those with whom
he must trade; the bright boys Will
not stay for such life aS that, so
they go 10 the cities, leaving sta9na'
tion behind them. The future Of farm.
ing lies with our boys. Whether It
shall become the chosen calling OF
specially trained young men with all
the added diguty that such training
could bring to It, or remain what II
has hlthert? been, concerns them even
more than us-Bolton Han
A "Rat Week" Suggested.
Why eau we not have rat week"
and let everybody in the United States
devote the week, or as much time us
possible within the week. to killing
rats? 1t would be the best paying
weeks work from Il money and health
standpoint tie peopl" ever did. 1t
would he a sanitary. labor that would
be farreachlng in It's effects. the bene-
fits from which would he Of u lasting
character. StauntoE (Na.l Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

~ Exposition beauty park ground
comprises hundred fifteen rolling ideally
W located and oneaf miles Capitol
readily ble
of Columbus While the beautiful park ground with its broad
embellishments
is
distinction
Exposition in the
the groundho Horse Exhibit Bucng This structure S332
middle
3,
in Building your
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
aAlN.ln.rAE.fAcs.
The Sioux chief Who Fought In the
Custer Battle.

The Sioux chief Who Fought In the
Custer Battle.
1t Is through his connection with
the massacre of Gen Custer and men
that Rain-in-the.Face Is principally
known. His role In that historic
drama goes back some three years
previous to the fight, when a surgeon
In the army and civilian trader a.
tached to Gen. ID. s. Stanley's expedi-
tlon were murdered az they stopped
to feed and water their horses on the
Red River.
Some 18 months later Charley Rey.
nolds, a government scout, subse.
quently killed at the battle OF the LIT.
tie Big Horn. brought In information
10 Gen. Custer, at Fort Lincoln, that
the Indian who had murdered both
men was Rain.in. the Face, then at the
Standing Rock reservation drawing
government rations. a
Gen Custer Immediately detailed
his brother, Col. Tom Custer, and a
cavalry captain and escort to arrest
the murderer Rain.in.the-Fac was
found In the traders store at the
agency and personally arrested by
CJl Tom Custer
The Indians were at first inclined
to rescue Rainin-the-Face, but the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
o.l25 +O.Oo5-lgl/s

D. How many rolls Of paper, 10 yards
TO the roll, u yard wide, win be required
10 paper the walls Of room 20 feet
long, 10 feet wide and 0 feet high above
the Dashboard, allowing for 3 doors each
3 feet by feet, and 8 windows each 3
feet by q feetY
4. a speeulator sent S7,SGs to his
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Z. What Is the form OF government
Of Brazil? To whom do the islands OF
Sumatra and New Caledonia belongr
s. Write about Egypt or India with
reference to boundaries. physical fea-
lures, government exports, and leading
cities
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

Jimmie is at the ace when lae frrn
pales before the substance, AT the last
Larty he went to the principal dainty
Of the supper was delicate creameG
chicken served in pretty frilled paper
Cat.os. On his return he was put
through the usual catechism
"And what did YOU have to eat?"
"Huh! nothin but hash in cancls
shades" Harper's Magazine.
'"r-' the MlrHor want commn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
ARITHMETIC.

|. Define the following: board foot
par value, liter, rule, principle, root
2. simplify;
pa 3A--2X9a+l
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
new QUESTIONS
FOR TEACHERS
Applicants For County Certifi.
Gates Must Answer Them.
EXAMINATION HELD AUG. |, 1908

Prepared BY the state School COM
n,IssIoners to Test the Mental Quail
ificatlons Of Those Who Seek Posi-
tions In the Public Schools.
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 Aug. 1 for element.
AIRY school certificates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
READING.

Examiners will conduct an oral ex
animation in Teading,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03
WRITING.

Examiners will grade writing from the
manuscript in orthography.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-03

~r~ tbe Mircor want commu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
THREE CHINESE TEAMS
LOSE BALL GAMES
Luck Against The Lads
From FloWery
Kingdom

For the first time at Aala Park, the
baseball fans who have always backed
the Chinese were surprised to witness
three Of the Chinese teams 90 down 10
defeat yesterday. The day was pleas
ant ana cool both during the forenoon
and afternoon games and az times as
many as 1000 spectators Were seen
scattered outside the diamond watch
ing the games.
The Riverside Jr. League INTRODUCED
the Chinese Alohas Jr. and Aala A. {.
Tor the first time and it was so well
played that those present had nothing
to complain about. After close CON
test, Sam Hops crack team, the Aalas,
managed to defeat the Chinese Alohas
Jr., the leaders of the first series, by
a score of to ..
Neither scored In the first few
spasms, but in the third inning, tho
Chinese Alohas Jr. began by scnd!as
four men over the home plate. Lin
was the first man up and he few the
ball in the stream for start. AiOna
hit safe over second, advancing Lin
to third. MCShane struck out. Nc
! Sing got to the initial bag on nice
! hingle to center, scoring Lin and
/ Aiona. Kealoha and Benito were each
| given pass by Pitcher Asam English
reached first on poor throw of Gle
ment at short to that base, and Nc
! Sing scored. Markham went out from
Assam to Correa and Kealoha scored
on this play. Tom Yen died at first
and ended this inning, with four runs
to the Alohas' credit,
The Aalas did not score until the
fourth inning, Arcia hit a "beaut' to
left field and got to third on bad
throw of Lin who attempted to nut
him out at second. Assam out at h.\.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
8 p O r T s
Local and National
EDITED BY CHARLIE ALBRIGHT

Arcia; Leslie didn't do any better and
went out from short to nrst. In the
next inuing, the Aalas added five runs,
while the AlohGs got enc more in the
Sth inning, losing the game by the
score Of to 3 in favor of Sam Hops
cracks.
In the second game, the AsahI a. c.
won their first game in this league by
defeating the Oriental A. c. in a Is 10
10 game. For some time the Chinese
lads were leading but the Sons of
Nippon" won out at the end. Tetsug
pitched good game and was able
TO puzzle the Chinese batters for a
good while with his Blenders,
The lincups and scores Of both
games follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
AUSTIN WHITE MAKES
AMATEUR GOLF RECORD

Rah for Austin White! He is maxi
ing a lot Of these fellows who play
at the game of golf sit up and take
notice, and yesterday, Just to show
that there was nothing really slow
about his style of swinging on the
little ball, he not only won his sec
ord leg on the White Rock Cup, but
also in so doing broke the junior am
ateur record by his score. He
whooped around the pretty course at
lialeiwa and ended up with net
score of II, which is some going. He
was scratch entry, at that.
II was one of the most successful
meets ever held in competition for
the White Rock trophy, for, although
there was not a superiority of en-
tries in the tourney, there was an eX-
ceedingly large crowd out from Ho-
nolulu and vicinity, and the meet
took on almost MS much the appear
ance of social gathering as of golf
tournament. Many motor enthusi-
usts drove out Saturday evening and
put up at that beautiful resort, Haze
iva, for the night, remaining over
during the next day.
Austin White, who won the tro-
ply for the second time yesterday,
ana who broke the record, is but 10
years old. He won the second White
Rock prize in January of last year;
was second in the match play of the
Honolulu Golf Club Mt the Moanalua
links in March; was second in the
Fourth of July tournament held at
the Country Club; and also perform
ed as stated above. He anu w. Simp-
! son, who won the cup last month, are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17

Totals ...S6 10 II ~ q II 4
Base on Balls-On Alloy 8, Sing Tai
/, Tetsuji 0.
Struck Out-By Alloy |, Sing Tai l.,
Tetsuji 8.
Two-Base Hits--Steere 2.
Sacrifice Hits-.Isami |.
Hit by Pitched Ball-KoOn Chew,
Isami.
Wild Pitch-Ahoy 2, Tetsuji |.
Double Plays-Ah Nap to All Kong,
Isami unassisted.
Umpire--En Sue.
Scorer-W. Tin Chong.
8: % {:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
r. e Fra OH Ix.5;IlI.i.r,l,

made perfect Endurance Race around the Isl.
used 434 gallons Of gasoline and half pint Of oil It
bother about water a. all it ACOOLED CAR
BEING hr-Cooed it light
Unnecessary weight less power Repair bills Gasoline
bills expense. Awkwardnesg, Discomfort. Danger.
Every pound superuous more work Tor
CINE doesn't DO muc speed slower work
the hills What's the Of buying high horsepower and throwing
i t away weight
heavy complicated engine has get out of
order than engneTat heavy
automobile Injuries itself by Earring. That Means More Repair Bills
automobile tires faFtS More Expense heavy
torobie hard mansge-That Means Danger
There comfort possible un1er touring conditions with
a heavy stf-rame haliSpring machine.
We have Just received Touring and
you looking light powerful elegant this the
lie. us give you demonstration just hand
but Touring and Runabouts the and
show them to you in a few weeks
T. q. Hall g. Som,
Limited
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
unfinished. $Absent.
q II u
MAC[ARtN MAKES RECORD

Alexander MacLaren, the expert
professional golfist, demonstrated his
ability at the Scottish game the 9TH
er day out at the Haleiwa links when
he trotted around the course in 3d.
which is the professional record.
MacLaren is now staying at the Ha-
leiwa Hotel, and will for week or
so, where he will rest and, incident
ally, improve, If possible, his skill
with the clubs. Manager Bidgood is
also Fronting by the visit of the eX-
pert, and at the next White Rock
tourney he will have to be reckoned
with when the winner is decided.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17
AALA A. G..

Base on baIIs-UH AlOna 7, Assam 7,
Struck out-By Aiona 8, Assam 1.
Two.base Hits-Kealoha, Lin, Cor
Tea.
Sacrifice Hits-AiOna.
Passed Balls-Britto !.
wild Throws-Markham, Clement
and Assam.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-17

Bulletin Business Office Phone 256.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1876.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-03-13
EAT What YOU Want.
Science Has Now found The True
Way to Cure Indigestion.

The first thing to do in the case Of
indigestion or stomach weakness is to
strengthen the muscular walls of the
stomach and intestines, so that they
will care for the food that is eaten. In
no other way can this be done as well
as by taking Mona tablet before
each meal. This restores strength to
the stomach muscles and stimulates
the pouring out Of gastric juices, so
that the food digests readily and its
nourishment is retained in the system
to build up energy and vitality.
Use Miona and you will have nc
more sick headache, heartburn, bad
taste in the mouth, coated tongue
spots before the eyes, sleeplessnes:
and the many other symptoms thai
are the direct result Of indigestion.
Hoopers give with every So cent
box Of Mona guarantee to refund
the money unless the remedy cures
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-03-13

ct work Oh VIM. Schultz's new
house aud barn.
Fred,,Marr who traded for Adam
Longs livery barn is a first class
liverv man and keeps that kind of
a barn. He invites the publics
patronage and will furnish the
best of rigs.
The Farmers Union got in a
car load of coal last week. The
Union is very strong in this local
ity. They have been shipping in
various things this winter claim
ing a great saving by such trans.
actions.
Simon Hayes, who bought out
j. L. Brewer will hold a special
sale Friday and Saturday March
l3and IA. Many articles will be
sold at greatlV reduced prices
How is this for an ad clipped
from the Ulster County Gazette
Jan 4. 1900
Luther Andres 4 Co. have this
dav Been opening Goods both
fresh and gay He la received
near every kind. That you in any
store can find. And as purchas,
by the bale, | am determined tC
retail. For Read Pay a littl,
lower than even have been herr
before. ! with my brethren meal
to live. But as for credit shal
: not give.
| would not live to rouse your
: passions. For credit here is GU
of fashions. My friends and buy
ers one and all. 1t will pay VOL
, vel to give a call. You galway
may find me by a sign, few rod
, from the house divine.
The following articles will b
received in payment, wheat, rye,
Buckwheat. oats. corn. butter
Flax, ashes and skunk hides
These arictles will be taken i
! Esopus prices. Cash will not b
refused. Warsink, Dec. "a. 1893
/ e. F. Hayes is reported on th
{ sick list this week.
o Gas. Haas went toWichita las
week.
j Miss Francis Haas is again a:
Q sisting in Haas and Kuhl's store