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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-29

free. also pamphlet tell Home Of swauIp.Tsoot
ing all about it. including many Of the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilner
8, Co.. Binghamton. N. T., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember the
name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root and the address, Binghamton,i N. Y,
on every bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
Congressional Bell SIGNALS.

On the floor of the house the door
keeper has his desk and it is here thai
the bells are struck that give notice
OF the needs of congress. One bell
calls for tellers, when the house is IL
committee Of the whole; two bells
Indicate q call for yea and nay; three
declare recess; with four bells the
red light over the door goes out; five
bells mean "call of the house" under
which the sergeant alarms is sup
posed to summarily arrest any mem
ber on sight and bring him In, wheth,
or on foot or horseback; any membe,
who II not present at call Of the
house = subjected to a severe repri.
mand.
Looking down the corridor. the
going out Of the red light gives q curl.
Gus suggestion Of the tail end Of .
passenger train dashing through q
tunnel. While the red light burns
bright and clear It means that con.
gress Il under way, but when the
light winks and goes out, then the
visitors understand that the wheels 81
legislation have ceased to revolvs.-
National Magazine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
No Pockets IL HE carments.

The story OF "A Man Without q
Country" II familiar to almost every
scho0lboy, yet In many ways IN
idiosyncrasy Of m employee OF the goy.
ernment printing ONCE at Washington
takes the cake" when considering the
ilxed habits Of the male gender. The
popularity Of this man and he Is old
enough to be grandfather--is that he
has not had ! pocket in any Of his gar.
ments for 30 years And thereby
hangs q tale:
Twenty years ago young man was
wearing an expensive overcoat Tor the
irst time on the streets Of Kansas
City. He was also smoking . pine.
Invited into ! friends house, the pine
disappeared into pocket Of the over.
cost. and half an hour afterward the
coat was : smoidering ruin. The young
man swore fearful oath that thence
forth AZ would not have pocket ID
biz gsrments, and he has kept his vow.
Vergtng into old age. vet his tailor il
instructed not to place pocket il
cost, vest Or trousers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
LOSS TO REACH 100000.
Tornado In Vicinity OF Armour Causes
Heavy Damage.

Tornado In Vicinity OF Armour Causes
Heavy Damage.
Reports continue to come in slowly
from the tornado stricken parts OF
Douglas and Charles Mix counties, ~
ing Immediately south of Armour.
Among those who have suffered par
tial or total loss Of their homes are:
A. L. Mills. house and barn destroyed;
John Sundahl. barn destroyed, house
moved nifty yards and partly wrecked;
Bert Seece. barn and house gone; r.
HOchhalter. barn and house destroy
ed; J. Hochhalter, barn and house
gone: G. Hulsebus. total loss OF all
buildings on farm; the Mansbridge
mercantile store, owned by Noble
INLAY. utterly destroyed: Harvey
Giles. barn gone, house moved on the
farm into the highway; G. Bender,
barn destroyed, three horses killed:
Jacob Fuch. new barn and FIVE head of
cattle; l.. Gilkerson, barn and several
head Of horses. The above Is a list
OF the heaviest losers, There are sew
|eral hundred persons In the stricken
district that have suffered a loss Of
from S26 to $500. It Is estimated that
the loss to buildings. ETC.. win run be-
tween 100000 and 100000. No lives
were lost, but several persons SUI
fered minor injuries.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
slccER PREMIUMS ron FAIR.
South Dakota Offers More In Every
Exhibit Department.

CUAAH 0aNufa OHeFB More In Every
Exhibit Department.
Premium lists for the South Dakota
State fair to be held in Huron the
week beginning Sept. are being sent
out BY Secretary McIlvaine.
Gov. John A. Johnson Of Minnesota
win deliver the address on the open.
ing day OF the fair. Sept. Z. for which
special arrangements have been made
for the entertainment Of . large
crowd.
Increased premiums In Every de.
partment are noticeable. All commit
tees are busiiy engaged In the prepar-
alton OF the event. and 1t is safe to
predict that in every department the
exhibits will exceed that OF former
years, while special attractions for
the amusement Of the crowds will be
OF the best.
Several counties already have signi-
fed their intention of bringing coun-
ty exhibits. Among the latest to ask
for space Is Belle Fourche. A large
exhibit Of products from that section
of the state is made The counties al
ready listed for space are Brown,
Beadle, Sphinx. Clark, Kingsbury.
Codington, Hand, Hyde. Stanley,
Hughes and Miner. Those on the
list for exhibits. but to whom space
has not been assigned, are Minneha-
ha, Turner. Jerauld. Clay and Brook
ings. The state agricultural college
at Brookings viii have its exhibits in
a tent entirely separate from the 9TH
er exhibits n
The live stock department will show
an increased number of entries and
exhibitors will be present from every
part of the Northwest. The agricuL
tural department, which is under the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Fl. C. Warren of
Forestburg already gives all the as
surance OF being the greatest and
most varied OF any exhibit seen in
this section of the country.
The speed program, of more than
ordinary interest. is being arranged.
II Is under direction Of Hugh Smith OF
Howard. who is using every effort to
make that department Of the fair one
of exceptional interest The premi-
ums in this department have been
largely increased and are sufficient to
bring to the fair some of the best
known speed horses in the country.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
vnuauAl NAMES ON SIGNS.
Many 10 De Seen In The National Cap
ltal and Elsewhere.

Some day. when I get time" said
Representative Ryan. of Bunalo. re
Gently as he seated himself In com
Portable chair In the Republican cloak
room and applied light to a long
black cigar. Il intend to wri.a mag
azine article or something on bust
ness and professional signs"
Mr.. Ryan said that the jotting down
OF odd and unusual names he oeneio
on signs had become quite a fad win
him.
Frequently. he continued. "the
names on the doors of business places
are exceedingly appropriate, and thep
again, they are quite the reverse. For
instance, I have often noticed on my
way to the capitol the sign OF TO-
bacconist 1t is Plugge. Another
speaking sign is that of Netie, q
tailor DAILY 4 Knightly, on another
street, announce that they are en-
gagged in the business OF plumbing.
Yet In spite of their implied willing
ness to attend to the wants of their
customers at all hours, ! understand
that their establishment Is closed
promptly at six o'clock every evening.
"Barnwell Robinson Is a veterinary
surgeon, and his name should appeal
to the owners Of live stock. There Is
tailor on a side street by the name OF
Makeover. A man by the name OF
Garden is florist, and / have been
told Of saloon over in East Wash
ington conducted by q man named
Booze, very appropriate name. Re
minds me of a similar place in my
town of Buffalo kept by German
named Sauerwein! But never could
understand why two Of my constitu
ents at home, Drinkwine and Mumm,
by name, formed q partnership and
opened tonsorial parlor instead of .
sample room. Overturf would seem
to be very appropriate name for q
real estate dealer, and q gentleman
Of that name In Buffalo appears to be
doing thriving business in that line,
when Representative Steele. OF
the Hoosier state, was defeated
for reelection he formed q law
partnership with man named
Robb. or course, there is moth
ing in name, but-er-Robb &
Steele does not seem to have exactly
the proper sound for a firm Of at
torneys! And | don't know that an.
other sign, Chew, Chew, Chew, At
torneys at Law. sounds much better.
When get the time shall prepare a
brochure on this subject In the mean.
time, should like to know how the
firm Of Irish & English, in Buffalo,
got mixed up; English is Irish, and
Irish is English! The matter would
almost seem to warrant a diplomatic
inquiry"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
hat po They Curel

s ~ n1vA 0s1enfffW A 0ftAn nnkod con
ancnlS@ pieecSss fws leedIna nnodi-
sissS & nidAn Nedicsi Discovory snd
STrVnrifH PreSrfinfion-s
T'Se srawtr n fhaf ~f3olden Medical
f1i4cSv ~ = n = mt,ef nnfenf aIfnrn tive 1r
f3n61 .1mesi - nnd tonIc ~ invirOrat0r
enX S9siS 91SsseiHIiv iav0rahiv a 4 curnr
1fvS 1'SV rSssr mi Ina mnrnrs lininr err.
1seSa' ~ ~ sft~' nsssl ~ - ~. fkr0af
(SnsssblSl fn6sS sfnmach' raves And
Sd6on. onrinr Z lsr~e ,,sr rent n rafar-
nm - ~ WhefSer ~ ffses = ! frcfs ne
SSSsi s,SSsslsa ~ $3.50 " 49,, 49,
eSis I'm | ~ ~ ~ ~ 2eH Iafyn e1..o oFEn.
60WIsle~ f1r ~ snn~S ~ |. kads1sys
nfeeIs a. cther 6l!vIc nress Even II
9ko nhrnTrlc - II ~ fIve es.~es IN f6ss -
SilScf}6Ss. N q offen sncccss5,,l n Z ffecf.
IN corsS - -. = -
m AfSv7,rttA proeertnslon . 4 aAvsse.a
iIIfxr ~ f6es1 - - = 10 ~
IT, 7fifies l6cIdent rs E6Vg s5' mn I'll
03 6oVeFfnl re scnl1 fct}hr lnvi9i5Fnf.
N (onic ana nervine. For weak worn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

u. nrcss PslIs6s snall, suxar-coesed.
siSsrsss ssa.seA. iivssr' "A Sowsia g
\. =. Halves. M. D.
pf1YSICl \ Mud URGEON
go y ~ 1ssessls R1stdssss
: a 4: Phone II
Z. Bar1lnsame. N. b.
PHYSICIAN l,ad $ SURGEON
od1es y Dsss ssess
pness ~ -
Ellis, N. b.
~ 81 q 4 ll,ndS uR0 E0N
o1ss y nsul6sses. Csssss =
1Aia6luo 49, raakiln eussn
lIillsr
|! 81 ~ II Law
q. NIallacs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

stess |
Dakota ,.: =: !:
Irene Fuller has bssa appointed
postmistress at Blunt. Hughes county,
vice ]. c. Smith, deceased.
Fred willard. IT.. formerly . resi-.
deaf u SturEis. h dead at Denver. II
Is reported that he was killed In IN
accident.
Hail tho business section q Key
stone. twenty-five miles southeast OF
Rapid City. was destroyed by fire. It
II estimated that the loss Is $4,000.
-:
Jens Void died at vermillion from
injuries received In q runaway while
driving to his home in Norway town.
ship. His neck was broken.
William p. Boardman. who built the
first street railway In New York city.
died 1t his home In De Smet, and was
taken 70 Binghamton. N. r.. for burial.
The annual distribution Of dre tax
to the companies Of the state this
year viii bs ovsr $4,000. ranging
from 10 csats to one company up to
nearly $1,000 to another.
The supreme court has denied re-
hearings In the cases Of the state vs..
LAndefs aAd the state W. vsy, two
men ssnt from Dawson county for life
ON convictions Of murder.
County Superintendent Fillsbrown
of Armour has decided that he will
not enter the race for reelection. but
has accepted the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the schools of Chamberlain.
Clarsnce Henderson, Lee Davis and
Henry Hatton, charged with robbing
! Milwaukee freight car OF twelve
pairs Of shoes and other articles. are
held It YInktsn under $500 bail Sor
trial.
Cattle fer the big ranges south and
west Of wakpala are coming In 1t the
rats of about 1000 day. Some OF
the best cattle are coming from Old
Mexico. II = : five-day run from 81
Paso. Tax. 70 Wakpala-
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Snncn 2%uitidJlDncr.

NromnSuillG Ore, 81. Nllg.
Gin ,Springrr 2 Grbcn = Gcrcit"
lit Don elmer Nn5abl Ncmobncr 0ca
Staotcs Oregon mo Waibington &c
0riinoct morocn, I'M ibrc perlncint
lidel Grbnniprilhc nlli 0ic Ninter-
luiicnihnit Don Garl SbriItopbcr
springer, neldc in Seldmarc mo
SdJpc0en bcIcgcn lit, 1eIteno 81 mo.
dlcn. SIS 6anbclt lid) Inn @runobellb
inn &srtbc non $120.QOO,00O.
springer, .geboren 1868, mar ind)
9lmrrifa Acfomnlcn mo bate IN Dc,
lanorc AroGc SnnoItrecfen crnorben,
nlti meld)en icbt 0aS Nnlt5e @elddIts.
riertc! scr Staot @ilmington Gel,
lieat. 0ieier @runo uEo @pocn loll
ictt cincn @crtb bon $SO,000,00
Eabelt, m1brcno Die pciten Sie9en-
idjnitcn Sprinaer'S III Sdme0cn, elrl'
id)lieBlid elmer gnll5cn SrtIdaIt, allt
$iO,000,000 geid1bt mcr0cn. Gem
Ncrncbmen nnd babrt Ole StaatSs
Neh0roen uon Sclnporc iid erbotcn.
sic 9(nipriidc Scr springer d,en Or
ben gCgen 3obllung BON $11,0O0,0OO
0bSltloicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Tctte MirtbIdmit anf Sd)nlidifi.

Gan IronciSco, Gal, 81.
Nugllit. 49, @ic DoS bieiige y9uQts
tin" beridtet. miro pnrnnsiiftlid ein
6udJSprcaeL beiien Spfer in ser
Decentralization in Derbn 9llena ser
.21-idbriac Shiiiaiunac Carl Srtp
ans Sfloboma auf Dem Sdmlihiii
,F~enincoln" gcmor0en lit, Sl1r Iolae
bobcn, oab Srep OaS Sebpermogen
p%erlicrt llno Sic beiben Sdiiismante
:. i. SIN llno :. Toltrors Dor Elm
&ricgs9erldt geitellt weroen. bic
Iroglidc uSld)rcitung ioll iid lhon
am 10. D.. %. ereignet bnbelt, aber
gcbelm ~9ebaltcn morocl iein. Gem
Serncbnren nnd) lcgten Sim uno Sa'
leroilS Dem Shiif@ungeIl, ais er Sit
@cttc gcbcn moate, Die ShIingc zines
Sells icit i'm ben sails uno lieben
i'm an cintnl Sntcn finn Minllten
frci bGngcn. Nls CT aus Ieintr Sage
Gcfrcit mltr6e, lparcn ibm Die Illaen
iuett ats Dem &opf getreten uno ieine
3ltnge mar gtldpollen nno Idlpar5.
3mei Gage ifmebte Ser SSllnge 5wis
ld]en 600 uno 2eben, mo nad Dem
llrtbeil Der acr5tc bot er ifon eiu
Aitgc pcrloren llto miro mobrifein-
lid aitd 0as anoere einbiiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
S6crit @n. i. &ilas tubt.

MoOiiom @iSc., 81. 2lu1uit.-
Obcrit @n. i. &iloS lit I'm 1915
bclltc &ormittaN llad l0n1crcm Set
Den 9citorben. Gr muroe nm 20. Suli
in icincr bicligen @obnlmg Don elmer
N%irnbIutlmg beioQen uno mar ieit=
Dem hcttldgcriN. Ger &critorbcnc
tctIcioete inter GlepclunO'a Nomini-
itrotion ooa Nmt oc5 @encrol Eolt-
mciltera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

Qcid,idt 6uttc, Der Sen oen1ofrotiid)cn
Municicl in Sincoln, Ger" bGlt. Cen
Scu6uQcn begIeitete foIgenbcS Sd)rel-
ben: Ser @rnon-0 uilcpsGlub bon
Sorncn, Ecro5, ien0ct per GrpreB e.
men VoQcn 0eS beriihntcn SorneD-
Surri6cllc$ oils Club eitrug 5llr Gr.
Goltlun0 ocS ocnlofrutiifcu WuSfotS
mo icn0ct ieinc @riiBc Dem nGditen
&r1iiocntcn ser Ser, Stooten." Gua
&cu mor 10 gut, Bob uid)t einmol Der
0lib ocn Nppctit 0cS GiclS itorcn
fonltc.
Loit3 l6un un6 Srcibcu.
&ot SPRINGS, 90, q. NuAuIt.
Nc%prGicntolt Slcn1p un0 boS Wtit
0lie0 0c9 rcpublifaniidcn Hntionols
Gonitc'5 Nlpob $. Wortin BON &ir-
Qinicn conicrircn nit Srr. Soit be.
trcif3 ser rcpltblifoniihcn Hconcr iiir
ben Stnnt &irQinien. Pm N6cl0 rel
item tic 5lt 0cniclben 3nedc nad)
NclusOort, nm nit General Oh Hont,
GorIibcr 0cS Hebncr. 9iireuuS, 81 con.
i%criren.
9ie Sor6ercitungcn fir sic 9(brciIc
BON Srr. Gait unO iciner 8eicaidoft
iir0, bccn0ct. Worgcn 2(bcn0 nm $50
ll6r criolQt in cincm Spe5iolmagGon
sic Nbrciic. 2m SomitnQ INN 1910
llbr Gormitto9s miro Sr. Gait III
9lthcn9, 8, cintrcifcn ulO BORT cine
Nniprodc an sic &Ctcrancn boltcn.
gm SomltoN Nbcno crinlat Sic Ans
fltnit in (olcoo, 8, BON no &r. Soft
per Sd)iif noG Mi0Olc 9nb &Slono
1i6 bcQirbt, nm cine Mphc Dem Slid
fon9e objulicgcn. Scin .StubS6ci"
GorpS miro lid ibm in Ntbcn5 MI.
idlicbcn. Nm 3. September miro Sr,
Goit ser .@ron0 Nrmps" Ncnnion IN
Solc0o bcimohncn ln0 notwithstanding
an Z. September nod Cincinnati ret
len.
Gcmotrottihc GompoQnC
bcitrGge.
GbtcoNo, &aS, q. Ilt0uIt. -
&n ieincm criten oifi5icQen IllSmci3
ilbcr sic 9citrGQc iiir Die %gcQcmu0rti-
&c acknowledgements lit @oupcrs
ncltr SnSfeQ bon Sflobomo, Der
Sdnbmcilter 0eS Ocnlofrotiidpu Na.
tionolsGomitc'S, I'M Stanoc, lcDr ers
irclllidc Wiittbeilungen 81 modcr.
Ser NuameiS bcri6tet iibcr Die BON
fii1i tdglihcn @I0ttern uno Dem
oGommoncr" gelieiertcn @eitr01c, II.
ca crGiebt iid, BOB lif oiciclbcn i'm
@on5cn olri $t9,43S bclmlicn baben.
Cannon in BOTTOM.
30 it o H. Moii., p. Altguit. -
Sprchcr Cannon lit bier cingctrot
len un0 Bat nit NunocSicnntor Grn-
nc cine fllr5c Gonicren5 bc5iiglid Der
Er0iiocntidoftS.G ompngnc o6NeboI-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

= gm 6~rcitag pcrlor iid) ein finn
Sabre alter Gnabe, gbbie Gaiper, be,
Tcniinil, Ter, in ser iiiolih pom
9lue Hipcr clegcncn @iloniB. uno
nles Sliden blieb otne grfolg. Grit
als man einen Sagobunb n1i sic
TGbrtc IeBte. lpuroe ser 21labe BON
oieicm in chem Iidiht geiunoen. er
luar if)on bolb oerbullgert uio obrl.
mGdiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

iebgcbung in ocn perIdie0enen Stan'
ten allfgegeben.
rSmititirtcr" @9tSfep uno
ieine 9c5et6nung.
Gem S6obomt ging ioeben Die
GntIdeiOulg 5L meld)e urn letten
Otontog Gid)ter Sbompion IN Sin.
ct1llati III Scr &logc Ser o&bolelole
2iQuor GeolerS aiiocioion" obgegc-
ben bat, unO Die 9eontten Der orci
GepartententS, melfe an Der Nltfitcl-
lung Der ncltcn Npri6riitcn bejiiglid)
Der Gtitcttirung ser perid)ieoencn
Sptrttllolen betbeiligt 9crueien linO,
crbllden 0arin cinen be0euteuoCn
Sieg. @em0B Scr nclen Gcgulotio-
men mltB Elm G%citiQatcrr, c6c er icin
EroOtltt ctltettlrt, Ser Hc0ierlut9 Den
Nanlen ongcbcn, inter mCldcm CT
onI'clbc IN Den Vtorft 3l 6rin0cn &c.
0enft, un0 0icicr Nomc mllB I'M @irt-
fIong NIT Scr aloiiiii5irung itc6cn,
lpeld)e fiir Spiritltoicn 0lrrd ouS IN
lnn0lteucr-Girtulor 9tr. 723 %criul0t
lit, Sine Der omtlidcn 9e5eid)nuutNcn
belBt o&n1itirter Mbi9fcp "uno 0c9cn
olele @cjclhntng bottc lid) Die Oppoz
'ition ocS &erbnnoea Der Spiritllp-
iell-@roBbGnoler geridtet ilno lie per.
lltd)ten ourd) Die @euntro0ru1o cilteS
Embellishments oie @eieiti0lno ser
@e5eld)nrng 6%urh}uiebcn.
6ort1cbun1 tolgt in Nems
Oorf.
Ger llntcrou3ihuB oca 6inon3-Go.
mites OcS @lmoe3ienot3, meld)cr lid
NIT Ocn acknowledgement Nenocrm.
gen Der Gorihriiten iilr bie 3ouper.
lpoltung beldGitigt, becnoigte ieine
norlGuFi0en 9crotbun9cn III &oih'
ln4tnn uIl0 pcrtogte iid) 81 elmer mci.
tercn Ncr'onlmlung in NclpsOort.
mCld)e Der Noriibcn0e, Senator Nur.
roluS, on5ubcrolulcn bot. @eltcrn cr,
ld)ienen Dor Dem NuSid)ub nod)mol5
0iilfaletrct0r Coolidge mo Gbei
montgomery bon ser 3ollubtbcilu1g
0c5 SGnBomtS departments mo
mod)tcn lpcitcrc 9lngobcn be5ii9lid,
Der tcNctiid)cn Ncubcrungcu 5lr
Nllsfiihrllnd 0e5 SortfQCiCbcS. a
Mi litGrbcb0r0c miro lit
ibn iorgcn.
&obn u. Gorlp, mcldcr am Nusiot
lcioct, miro nobe Scr GuorantGnc=
| Stotiol1 iiolirt mCrocn. gSCnn nodlgc-
"luieiC1 mcrbcn ioltc, Dob CT lih bic
&ruifbcit ais Splout Der @un0Css
oruCc 5uQc5oDen Bat, miro Dos Hcs
2icrun9S = 0cpnrtcmcnt lid lcincr
mncbmCn. Gr ioll lid Die illrdtborc
&rnnfbcit nlli 0cn Ebilippincn 5u0c.
jo9cll hdbcn.
u cucr Nil iltentuufii iii Bona.
partc.
Der Ocr5ettigc @cnCrolal1malt bon
Ohio, Mobc ellis, bat bic ibm bon
E%rGiiocntcn ongcbotcne Stellng Ci.
nCa Stills @cnerolompaItS, mcld)c
tiir5lif Oltrd) Die &crietltn9 bon Wiil-
ton :. Eurou IN 0cn Jtidtcriton6 or.
lC0iGt mor0cn lit, on1cnomm1cll. SEER
GQiS miro icinc ncltc Stelllrng oltres
ten. iobolo cr leinC @cid)Gftc in lei
mem 0cOcmpdrtiNcn Smt gcorbnet
bat, mo5lt etlidc Modcn crioroerlid)
lem mer0cn.
3unabmc Don ErGierpen=
Ginfubr.
Gic 9lmOcsgeietc gegen SGlidull-
gen bon NnbrungSmitteln boben, Ci-
mem 9crift 0e3 @unocS- &oniuIS
Gominic s. Wirrpb III 9orDcour 5ll-
iol9c, Die guafubr ironSoiiiher Son.
ierprn nodJ Sen Ser. Stontcn meient-
lid aebobcn. ErGicrpirte @cmiiic baa
ben mn $55,132, Wnccoroni nm $l7,z
GOO unO prGierpirtc Sriidtc nm $751;
100 5ugcllommen.
Tctte @irtbldnft anf Sd)nlidiff.
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9crSicnituuQcr Grinder ~aciturbcn.

9 it 0 II, Moii, 81. slirgult. -
Sobn SomeS @rccnougb, Grinder
llno cbemnligcr Superintendent oes
Gatcntamts in @oibington, it i'm
Scint ieiner Sodltcr in 9rooflinc &c.
itorben. Gr mar Der critic Grinder,
ser Gin Eotent iiir oie NGbmaifine
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id,in gum GinldlaGen Scr Sd)nbItifte
ermirfte. gr bali olld) bel Scr Gon'
itrrlftion ser eriter eleftriihen 2ofo.
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rican Yolrtchnic Sournal." Gr err
rcid)te Gin Glitter bon SO Sabren. Gi'
ner ieincr SDbnc lit Sbcrit 8eorga
6. @recnougb bon Der 9unoeSarmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

-ErGiibent Hooicuelt unO @ciolge
febrtcn aeltern BON SoroanpiQe, N.-
o., no lie ser Gr%oiinung ciner 9iblio.
tbef b~eimobntcn, nah SpIter Ban, "
y. 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

Ea1e sir Heiie in's MnsIanb be.
iprgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit"SaIti.
utoreftrake, nubs gnitom Souie @ps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

Ser WonotSbcriht iibcr sic Nlt-
lonOitcilcrn I'M Wonot Sllli 1908 err
gieht, BOB sic G%innobnlen Inn So
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gen. G%enl5uiolge boben IN ienem
Monat S6I6 &leinbGnblcr oas Sc
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HincolN, Ncbr., q. Nll0llIt. =
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@inomiiblc &rn. @in. 5. 9rpon's,
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pom 9Iib g~ctroffen lporben. GiegSino.
nIilblc lit aus Stahl ge6aut ultb bat,
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babel, BON eincm mGdtigcn 9ollcn
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Sailcp-G Stub BON Seyas an Den Wonn
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-16
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

1. In what respects would your
method of teaching reading in the first
grade differ from that Of the fifth
grade?
2 Discuss the Importance Of pre-
Viously acquired knowledge in the pro-
cess of learning.
g. Mention some forms of manual
training that can be carried on profit
ably in the country schools.
4. Make a daily program Of work
for the grade or grades which you
expect to teach. Indicate seat work
as well as recitation.
S. What works on teaching have
you read recently?
6. Name three duties a teacher
owes to himself; three he owes to his
profession.
Z. State some of the advantages Of
a uniform course Of study for town
ship schools.
8. Discuss the following: More
teachers fail in discipline from made.
Quate scholarship than from any
other cause"
3. State the disadvantages of ad
herring too closely to the text book; OF
relying too much on oral instruction
10. Mention five subjects in Amer
ican history we'll adanted to cultivate
the imagination.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-16

This Is the ship Of pearl. which.
poets fain,
Sails the unshadowed main,
The venturous bark that fiings
On the sweet summer wind its
purple wings
In CULTS enchanted, where the siren
sings.
Holmes.
Numbers Ia refer to the foregoing
selection.
/. Give the syntax of all the nouns.
2. Parse the first three verbs.
8. Select all the relative pronouns
and give the antecedent and con.
struction of each.
1. Parse enchanted" and where"
s. Decline thou. armchair, crisis,
memento Give the possessive plural
of box. enemy, journey, wreath
6. Give a complete synopsis in the
first person plural of the verb Ito
shear"
7. Fill the following blanks with the
correct forms of the personal or rela.
tive pronoun:
(a) look II 10 De -.
(b) Between - and - the
secret was kept.
(c) This is the man - we thought
did it.
8. Construct q complex sentence OF
not less than fifteen words. using an
infinitive phrase as the subject.
8. Write sentences showing that
phrases and clauses may fill the same
OfElces In sentences as single words.
10. How is the emphatic form Of q
verb made? In what lenses is Il
used?