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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
NEGROES RESENT NEWSPAPER
INTERFERENCE.
Continued from Page A.

Continued from Page A.
about Ben's speech-the small number
that heard it-not over thirty-fve Ne
groes, male and female together.
There would have been more if the
railroads had furnished free transpor-
tation to delegates. But, we are relia-
bly, informed, they wisely declined to
thus aid the Patterson administration
in their scheme to organize the Ne.
groes in this State into farmers" in
stitutes, to gather another crop for the
n-Brownlow-Co whisky ma
chine in 1910.
So much by way Of introduction
to other casual observations that will
follow.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
MISS CLARA SCALES HoNoRED.

A merry party of the younger set
assembled at the home of Miss Ora
e. Green and went to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Scales Tuesday
evening where a surprise party was
given in honor Of Miss Clara Scales,
of Franklin, KY. Music and games
we're the features of the evening
Afterward tempting ice course was
served. Those present: Miss John
ME Hughes, Oklahoma; Mr. G. P.
Jordan, Miss Ora Green, Mr.. James
woods. Miss Laura Meeks and Mr..
Bonnie Prim, Miss Satie N. Williams,
Mr.. Wyncie Ransom, Miss Henrietta
Williams, Mr.. William Williams, Miss
Annie Smith, Mr.. Lee Brown, Miss
Nora Andersen, Mr.. James North,
Miss Lorell Brown, Mr.. A. B. Gather
Mr.. Ed. Turner.
Mrs. L. NJ. Thompson entertained
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
SHEDRICK STEVENSON'S DRY
GOODS STORE, 224 FILLMORE
STREET.

Come to see for yourself what good
bargains you can get at this store.
Any kind of goods in the way OF dry
goods. We have the best and cheap
est goods.
Aprons bingham at. ....3 yds. for 26c
Calicoes ...............5 &c a I'd.
Mems socks at any price.
Men shirts at ........4 6c and up
Mems underwear at. .25c and up
New collars and ties.
Ladies' ready-made underwear,
combs Of all kinds, haRdkerchiefs,
towels, pins, thread and anything else
you can call for. Come and see for
yourself and buy Of me. We will
treat you right.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30

the little club Monday afternoon on
the First Baptist Church lawn from
2:30 to o'clock. Those present:
Misses Jennie Malone, Katie Scott,
Julia Scott, Ella Beard, Messrs. Oliver
Ward, John Moore, Alonzo Moore, -
Parker, Lula Webb, Carrie L. Murray,
Robert Johnson, Robert Scott.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
SPORT.
National Baptist Publishing Soaro
Juniors Defeated.

The National Baptist Publishing
Board Juniors were defeated by the
Helen Giants. Although the National
Baptist Publishing Board Juniors
were outclassed, they played good pail
CAPTAIN Jennings was the battery for
the National Baptist Publishing Board
Juniors and Jones for the Helen
Giants.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
NOTICE.

Owing to failure to receive and In
stall the vault doors, The Peoples
Savings Bank & Trust Co., has pest
poned opening until Saturday, July
81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
rllnitcrblid)cr" eciturbcn.

ga y ingtom 3. e., II. Woi,
- GopitGn Sadlon &irfnlon, ciit
mobIbcfom1tcr Gctcrnn Der cillitigc,t
Nrmcc Der Gonioocrirtel1, lit bier &C.
Itorbcll. Gr mar elmer BON ben iiio-
liden Sifi5icrcll, bic oIs aricgSgc-
iongcnc ouf elmer BET Gburlcltpn, g
=, 8cIcGenen Smell ourd Die llnion.
Armec ais @ieoerucrDeltungS = Mob,
rc8el Dem 6euer confoberirter SoIoo-
ten Nls9cicet uno I'M Siioen ipdter
Die 600 llnlterbliden" 0~ennnnt
mlrocn. Gr mar NIT IS Sobrcn III
Die iiiolidc Armcc cingctrctcn uno
bat ltntcr 8cnerol ). $. Worgon &c.
oicrt. &n ocn lcbten Sabren mar CT
GIcrf i'll cillem Der IegicrlngssGc.
p%ortemcnts in @oibibngton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
@cfnbr %nbgclucnOct.
aelh ser 4robibition miro lpubrs
ideinIid an Staate Miiiouri

9elh ser Erobibitiou miro mabrs
ideinIid an Stnate Ofiiiouri
poriibcr gc9en.
Tciicrlon Gitu NO, -.
Wfai. - Cbnc Icbntte p~erucigcrtc
oQ5 Observation-Disclosures Der &egi5s
lutllr uon Miiiouri ieinc 3llItinmrlg
I'll Den Announcements, meld)e Der &C.
nat Der Stnat5 Yrobibitioll5 . Nes
iolutiun bin3ugcicBt bat unO itclltc
Dem Serut bic RcIoIution nit Dem
Gril,d1cn micocr SIT, acknowledgements
foQen 81 loiicn. Gclicn miro iid per.
mutblid Scr Senat Dcigcrn lm0
Damn miro bic @ciplution cinem Cont
iercn5 = Gonitc ilbcrmieleH mcroclt.
9tad ocn Senata = announcements loll
Die Yrobibition fuua lie Ourd) BOLTS
Dotltm bcid)loiicn miro, nldt crit, mic
ooa Snlta bcidloiicn bate, int Sabre
1913, ionOcrn ioiort 1T Strait trctell,
uno urBcr0cm lit Ooriu olc Stcucr-
&otc p%erooppclt. I'M grioe fiir ocn
Nu0ioQ an 2icen5itutcrn SIT idoifen.
@oupcrllcllr Soolcy'a Gill, gcnGB
mcld)cr Die Clubs Sd)ontliccujcl
l0ien m%iiiicn, lDcrun iie nlrt lutr an
Vtitglie0er bcrnllihcnoc WctrGnfe
o%erfaufclL muroe bclttc i'm 9otie
sum jlpcttcn Mole obgeIcbnt, obgleid)
DER @oltoerncltr Die Nlnnobmc IN
5mei Spe5ioIboti6oftcn cmpioblcn
hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
ltcbunaafahrtcn

Munila, II. Mai. - Die Tor.
peOoiQger .9orrp," n@oinbriogc,"
.Gecutllr" mo Cole" meroclt am
SomItdg inter @Sfortc oeS &relt5cr9
o&oinbom~ bon Gbino n%biobrcll, SIT
Der Orittcn Chiffon oes Eociiics@e-
l6maoers itoBen mo an Den IN @Gl0c
ltottfiltoenoen Wolt0ucrn Scr 6lottc
inter Ionliual Snrber tbeilnebmcn.
Scottle, Moib., ~. Moi. -
Ter 3olltllttcr Sbctis" lit oltf ieilte
lon1c Sommcrfreu5iobrt in MORO
Iid)en @crpGlicrn obgc8ongcL Die iif
mad Dem 9criu9Smccr mo lunbr.
if)cinlih bis Foint BARRON, Dem
n0rblid)Itcn Ellnfte pom 9~(la9fa, aus
6cbncn miro. Ger &utter miro crit
i'm Nopcmbcr mad Seottle 5uriidfcb.
rem oo or Srorc bot. 6us @crill0a-
Nicer ais lcbte5 bon nllet 0obr5clgel
81 ucrlaiICn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Or. Slipt ncchrt.

Gombriogc Yioii, ~. Moi.
- Gic 9icnItc. mcldc Nr. Gb. ".
eliot mGbrcnb iciuer nnbcit uicr5iG-
l0brigcu lb0tigteit ais Erdii0Cnt Der
&arparb. llniucrlit0t Der Sad)c ser
Grjicbulg 9elciitct, bdben in Iopnn
10 groBe NncrtcnmnA 1eilunoen, Oab
Der 0titn0o Srn. Gliut bcn b0d)ltcn
iapaniid)cn Sr0cL Der N~ll3lanocrn
uerlieben miro, 0c1 .Srocn scr olli.
gebcnoc1l Sonnc, pcrlichcn bot, mel.
der bclltc 4bcnO bier 0urf ocu jopo,
niidcn 9otid)oitcr Satuhira pom
@nibin9tou Nrn. eliot ilbcrreidt
mtr0c. Die Gcrcmonic iuno IN Der
Sebuullung bon Nrn. Gb0S. z. &nnl-
lin, Dem irilbercn 9illia Sd)otomts
Sefrct0r, bel Dem Sr. Snfnbiru St
8oit III, itatt unO 5luar pripotim,
3ll8e9cn morcn oltber @rl. eliot uno
6rnu @liot. @rn. Sorlih mo Sroil
Sontlin unb Srn. @oleott, Dem ia
po1iidlen g%breltoniul, nur Sopnner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Sd;limm fir HoIcu5ucia.

8bilooelpbio, II. Woi, -
Sarrp H%oicn5meig, weld]er inn Ser
oaft itcbt, icincn Erin5ipal Sorrp
@ictor cridoiien i'll boben, Deiiet
9etde III Der leBten ISOLDE Il. icirent
GigorretIoocn gefutOen wlroe, be
lton6 bcutc cin 8orpcrb0r uno muroc
ob1e Siirgidait Dem &%criabren ocS
Goronera iibernieicr. 6rau &ictor,
@ittme oea @etootctcn, be3ellgte, BOB
Hoien5mci1 iie lett 5uei Monoten be-
It1lloig nit Siebesontrdgcn pcrioIgt
mo beldltigt bot. Sbr Wfnnn, Iogte
JIG, babe nidJt ben %geringiten @rlu1o
sum SelbItmoro gebabt. HoIen5peig
b%ebalptet, 8tctor bobc lid ielbIt er-
lhoilen un0 Elm Shrciben binterIoi=
len, in mel6cln or ibm (Jfoien5meigD
ieincn 9ot5en NohlnB pernlod)tc mo
ibn eriud)tc, fir &ictor'S @nttin mn
&inoer 81 lorgen. GieieS Sd)reibet
muroe bellte Dem 8erift untcr6rei=
tet, lno Ole ,Srau crflGrtc clltidicben,
Die Son0ihriit lei nid)t oicicnigcs
hires 8ottcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Slntigcr Yrbeitcr- Nnfrnbr.

Nn6iono, 30, Y. Moi. =
Del cineln &raipall, meld)er geitcrlt
gbcn0 in Dem nid)t neit pom bier be.
lc9encn Scillpooo bon iiber billocrt
ans Dem Nuslonbe itommenocn glr.
bcitcrn in Scenc acictt muroc, bat
&obn Sorcinoc icinen Sob gciumoen
ltnb orei onocre Seltte boben crnit.
.lid)c Scrlcblngcn erlittcn. Stills.
Sd)criffe IieGten ldDlieBlid) Die Sro.
ltllng pieocr her mo n1bmcn ndlt
Serbaftlngen Dor. Ter Monn, mel
der 9oreinuc t0btctc, ioa abcr cut
fomnten lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Hiidlcrldlupner pcrbrannt.

Il. Ficrrc, Miq., II. Wui. -
@icr langten beilte ol,f Dem Sdloo.
ncr .Nmleoce" Die % Seeleutc al,
luc!dc Die Monnihoit oes ,5iihcr.
Id)ootcrs .Gepeuie" eebiloet babcu,
iino MAJ, crfubr bon ibncn, BOP bic.
les Tubr5eilg am Samitag 1itf Scr
@obe pom Nlero 9oilf eill Haiib Der
Jlommeii gclporben lit. Iie 9gep;e
MonnitaIt bat lid 9Iildlid ji rettelt
pernloht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
GrplDiiun nuf ltntericcbppt.

Nor oft &u., II. W!ai.-G Cine
GrpIoIton, ocrcn llriuhe nod nid1t
bcfonnt lit, rihtete belltc iriiD einigen
Shnocn I'M Nioihincnrnum Oc9 I'm.
tcr'ccbootc2 oGutleiilb" an. Ter
lltfoQ crci8nctc iid 0crooc nofOcm
oo@ 6a6r5cuA OnS S%rodeloof oea
hicli9en 6lOttcnbaltboies perIoiien
bate, no 6 reparirt morocr NOR.
Dan uermlltbet, Oub cin Icdcr 60
IplinbcDGlter bic Grploiion pcrl1riud)-
tc. Cine oifijicllc llnterilldung miro
ituttfinoen. HIiiflidJcr @cilc bciallo
lid sur 3cit Niemalio I'M Woihincl1.
raltlA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13

Hllu SttftlCT DOLL JtuHtef]uule UeICl7
ert", b%efinoet iit in NcDzYorf.)
Nie aus &iel 9cn1elOct miro, lit
Gommer5ierratb Nomolot, ser Gbei
ltnO Wtitbc0riinOcr Der @opoIotSs
@crfc, III Dem &cbcr gcifieocn. Gr
botte iid) sur &l1r in @ilObaO, gSiirt.
tembcrg, o%ufgebolt2h no or einem
@cr5iflo9 crlog,
&uni It 6cirat6 iir Mci0S.
tags s~Gommiiiion
Sic Nuai6ntiidulga Gommiiiion
Oe2 NeiGStqgrS bat cincn ~itdnOigcn
&unItbeirotb 9ctp0hIt. Gicier beitebt
aus Dem Qtoler grtbur &L 8ro-
telior Der 8erlincr 2Ifobeuic; benz
9erliner 9ilobuuer SouiS SuoiQon;
Nrhiteft 0eteimrotu Sohum saul
Molot, Erofclior an Der 0rcaOcncr
<1ltataoenlie uno Gr6nltcr oc3
! Observation-Disclosures; @cnremoler 2ln-
tom Scib, Brofeiior al Der MiinG1ucr
Nto0emie, iorpie &o1Oidaitaz II. Ma.
rtnClthlcr @litop Sdonlcbcr, Yro-
fciior an Der &arlaruher 2lfaoGmic.
Gtc Grnenlulng Oc2 <nitbeirutbt2
lit cine 6olgc oc2 picIcrmGbntell
Strcltc2 I'M Nn0ClO &n11t'2 @Cnt0ls
Dc, mcld)ca Dor Ginger 3cit ans Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OCa Ncidotu0a
iulcoCr cntfcrnt lpur0C. Go0urd), Oo6
Scr uaidmiidlnQ3 sGommiiiion 0c9
NcidatogS Gorpph0cn Der &rmIt ais
&crotbtr beigcQcbcn ijnO, ionen pcill-
lihc Wflbgriffc fiir Die 3utltnft per-
micocn mctoen.
Grmor0etc icine 5mci
G06tcr.
Cine idlredlihc 0oppcltroo0oit
miro aus @ernfoitcl inn preuBiihen
Nc0icrun096c5irf (ricr gcnlcloct.
Sort bat Der @iu5W rmo MeblbGno-
Ter EGter Scrges icine beibcn 30dtcr,
I'M @lItcr Don is bc}w. q Subren
itcbenO, cri6oiien. Iic &unoe bon
Dem @eidebniB bot oic 9cp0Itcrun0
Der Mtoielltoot IN Die grobte 9lltirc-
gltn9 pCrictt.
&cr9cS mar icit Ginger Belt Der
Shmcrmltb Ocrioucll. Nic Eoli51i
nobm i'm ioiort in @%Cuohriom. 9lbcr
ole &erillde, Ncr0c2 }u N1gobcn
itbcr icin iltrhtborca Nerbrcfcn 5ll
pcronluliclt, lin0 bi2bcr irlrhtloa 9es
mclen. &ortnGdiQ ucrpciqcrt cr ieg-
lifc Nntluort oui sic an i'm gaitcQtcn
6rogcn.
j ii It d,tcr Gcirut6ct
WulRr.
Phi Sdlob SicbeuberQ lit oic ont
10. &uli 1856 III StornbcrQ geborenc
@rGiin &iftoria ST Gltlenbnrg, Die
jitn0itc Codt2r 6c3 9Siirltin 4hilipp
III Gulenburgy nit oeu 9rcmcr Mo-
Ter Son9 @epe pctrGlt mprpcu Die
friibcr mn0cfiinpiatG &crloblunQ ocr
iunGcn @rGiift nit penn @roicn SIT
Gobnu-NfolnliB mor il5miiNeu ollf.
october. ....
N%llerlct &nterciiuntcS.
Die Strucr-Gonmliiiion oc9 Ncid)2.
ta9c@, lucldlc Die 6illml5rciorm.&orz
la0cn in M0noen bat, ioBtt bclltc ci-
nen miftigcn 9cihltB. Sic nobm
Die GinfilhrlmQ cinc9 @crtb5oQju.
id)loNa oltf Enbof AT.
&n Wtiind)Cn lit Ocr befountc 3cid)-
1cr 6croinnn0 pom He5nicef olta Dem
Scbcn 3cihieOcn. Ter aiinitler cr.
rcidtc Elm Sitter bon nllr picrjiQ SAT-
en-. Gr crloG Gtr 6olQcn elmer Spc.
ration.
Gin Observation-Disclosures Noncn@
Gnrt bot 5pti 45rcilc Don ic 10000
Mart lu10 5luci Erpitprciie bon ic
2OOO Mart iiir bic bcitcn Spcrn nu0
Spcrntertc oll91cictt. Ter Spcrntcrt
mus III 0clltid)er Sprudc obgtfuBt
icin ulh bis 5ru 10. Wtni 1910 cinNc.
iunot ucr0cn. Sic Mcrfr, bic sic
Yrciic %crrinQcL mcroen I'M Sto0t.
Gb1otcr 5t @nmburg ouigciii6rt pcr-
0Cu.
6rplOiion nuf llntcrIccbupt.
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t6a;Gnn", '>, nnn S(,,sT$,,bcr,, -, Sow
g}crmoIt,n,n oi(t observation-disclosures
,Sn alien c~ntItcbcn0cn StrcitiQfcitsn
ilr1Qirt ser @rGiiocnt Der dincltihelt
Gitbo6n ol5 Sdic08rid,tcr. Giuc
! alouicl 0cS Gtnucrnc6mcnS Qoronti.t
bciouOcr8 uu&lGn0iihc GntcrcIicn.
Tu5 Nbfommcn tritt inter ser DC.
oInQuu1g IN Strait, Dab octotlllrtcScrs
'ool1ll'9Soellllnnlllll0cn lllnerQolo IL
ne" "tollot@ ol'f9eltcllt mo
= omp1er @runo gebop"t.
@ctcrS6uru, II. N}ui. - Gas
bcloiidc Ionpiihiff aGlcmutia," 0o5
am II. 9lpril BON Soponllob l1od)
Ictcraburd obOind, lit in ihlucr Be
ihG0i0tcn 3llitonoc bier un0cfonl.
men. IS lit i'm 6inniidcn Wccr6lt-
len nit Dem ruiiiihcnI onpicr .9tep-
TIM" coui0irt. &cbtercr lunt, o6cr
bic Mnnniduft mur0c BON Der .Gle.
motifs" acrcttct.
ErnIGnhcr crm
Wo4nraL,, 90 m. ni.
G,,,G,Sav nons w,nN w"
Wo;h%;.s,% 'io 90
C,h,;t - -, , 9n,sH~' ppoS'1
Hne |thr;f,ns%,,>, ,';t '. "'o a..
"' ''''' ''' 81"
"Iu"''V'WS HP"'r Sof1t.
E0rt@ -. M(ul. Der llcrc Ia
RI G%nttnurf ocS Scnot5 lit mln-
ll1cbr Ocro1tel1tlldt mor0cn. IuBcr
Den bcrctt9 Gcnlcloctcn Gon52liionclL
loCldc mr. one %cr. Stootell bon &Il-
ferC''c mo, ut oorll1 cIilc GrnloBI'
9''lt9 oc@ 3ollc3 an |ild)lNttlcl'h
pom 80 an - 0rollc@ pro 1VO &llo
por9elc0er. we Grbobilll9cll Der
MorlnIol)oBc mr. Ncptel NoprclL @es
llllI'c eol)eroelL Nlellh Grtrattc,
commandments Na, %olellll, VI
ZEN SiobL Ntold)llelt, Wcrt}ell9e,
2roDt Wtc0crlooorelL No9cl, 60br-
rooer' Seoer mo Sdl4Dc' on oerell
ntc yer Stoofcll lllterrlllrt mo, 'lllo
III Tu0elllcllIell oelnc0oltell lporocl;
III cllj'i1tell NoIIell mo ole Soee 10
9or octro@tll0 poDer, "9ollnler-
l'B WGocDre )ll>o ooll lhWo ollt 22oO
tNrollC" pro Sl'lloerf er0opf llllo olls
n'rc erlltlo''l1c SdllBlpoIlcil III oOlls
ll9er 2Nel'c pc0olloejt looroell. TlId
u'' oo",u9e Ii' N'IV'' l'''o Fu'ulI''
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81" q"
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OCT 9ule!''looI Sol"'ol'r''o' aeto''''
l'tti, ne neutrality-suspicious. H''ov'el's
ge'I p'' @lc''Vt NpttpuF0er'''c'Pcr9
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''tl."9VI'''ti' Su olilj'V''t S"''lu'l
ncltc arclBcr hat cine 2Gnoc BON t25
Wtctcr, cill Replacement BON $500
Ipun,cu. miro cine ncrbGltniim1GSid
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Ginbrchrr boben Dem Yoi

VIIIUtVWtr DdpeN otlll Folt'
ante III Nrounpilc, 9t.sN., etncn
ltudtlid)eu Nclud) ubacItottct mo
ctruos @cl0 mo 9ricinlorfen erbelt.
tct, obcr elm Qrbbes Yadct @cIo, oos
III cinenl ty0tc hes poll ibnell &c.
lprcngtcn Aoiicnid)routs lag, iibcr-
IcbCl1.
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Nus 9enti9lanb,
}Srojcft cincr ncucn &crIiacr Inter
grnnObabu gcncbmigt,

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min 5hicrih ocitorhru Omit.
bclratb tl1r Hcld)@ta82 Gonlnlll-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-30
GETTING SORT OF HOT
AROUND THE SENATE

The United the
application
q popular primary elections to the choice of senator's
We this senate has
cause to be worried the people have cause to rejoice
is
happened to the 1872
be a
- which yet penetrated
its final working
the popular election
other
And that has been blocked by the senate ITSELF
The a this
originate
twothirds that
submitted the state constitutional
yeons called In spite of the fact that the
such constitutional the senate has consistently
proposition
fused to give the people their constitutional right to consider
and 1t.
thus people have taken the affair into
their hands, the constitution in the
in
Instructions their the remedy for msepresen
tatye
The the idea the spread of popular
s
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SCHOOLBOY BREAKS.

Among a collection of samples
|of schoolboy guesses, compiled
from compositions and examina-
ton papers by an English teacher,
are the following.
Chivalry Is when you feel cold.
A thermometer is a short glass
tube that regulates the weather,
An axiom is thing that is SO
visible that 1t is not necessary to
see 1t.
Things which are equal to other
things are equal to one another.
The zenith is a quadruped liv-
ing In the interior of Africa.
IL care is not taken with dusty
corners, microscopes will breed
there.
Queen Elizabeth's face was thin
and pale, but she> was a stout
protestant.
An abstract noun is the name of
something which does not exist.
such as goodness.
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LIFE IN A GORE sPoNDENcE SCHOOL
BY Fred Schaefer.

nostal card giving me permission,
II cost me two cents more to tell
teacher l didn't have to go our
after all. y
They're pretty strict in this cor
respondence school, l tell kyou.
They don't allow any fighting.
licked a postage stamp and had TO
stay in after school. How did they
manage it? Made me go home
with the letter carrier and remain
there till 5 o'clock.
But I make up for it; I always
get home from school first. l
leave by special delivery. Some
of the boys who live on X. f. d.
routes don't get home till next
day.
Old Judge Skoover is going to
address our school in chapel Tues
day. Then we are going to give
him prolonged applause in the
shape of a postscript to our We'd
nesday answer blanks. The judge
has a pull witho ur faculty be-
cause he's a stakeholder in the
stationery trust.
oh, yes, we have glee club.
1t meets every Saturday. We
have some fine voices in our pen
manship class. The fellows with
the Spencerian fourishes are ten
Tors and those who write with
stub pen are the bassos. If any of
us get writer's cramp we are ex-
cused on account of sore throat.
Here is one of our choruses:
"Oh, dear old Alma Mater,
What memories of thee
Come surging to our minds when
A letter box we see."
won a prize for my essay on
1.-THE Celestial Empire, It's Oppor-
tunities in the Twentieth Cen
tury," when I mailed in Chinese
laundry slip.
Have any of you heard that the
dead letter office is going to start
a course in embalming?
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TINES HUMOR DEPARTMENT

like they weren't told at all. Al
any rate, they're still delinquent
Maybe some of it will still
come off," ventured his friend.
Listen" said Harry. "In @
dippy moment / went to Nine
Kibosh, Trance Seeress and Muck
raker into the Mystic. She went
into a trance and told me what
she saw. She didn't take me into
the trance with her, so / don't
know whether her eyesight is good
as claimed. And from the way
she carried on, trance Is the
same as a spasm, SO I'm glad I
stayed out"
well, what did she tell your"
asked the Prescription Clerk.
ooh, not much" said Hair Oil
Harry, yawning. "Said she saw
me in a golden boat floating down
the stream of Time. On my head
was wreath of bay, indicating sue
cess. 1 was dabbling one hand in
the perfumed water, and on my
fingers cleaned diamonds the size
of door knobs, signifying wealth.
A flock of violet birds were flut-
tering about me warbling melodi-
Gus songs, indicating admiration
of the multitude. Presently the
boat came to a rock, but there was
no collision. Tha rock ducked I'M
der, indicating that 1 would meet
no obstacles in life. Fine, wasn't
it, and all for four bits"
How did it come out?" pur-
sued the Pharmacal Fellow.
well, the only bay I've had
on my head is bay rum" said
Harry. 1--WE never been in any
boat but a ferry boat. I have
no pawn tickets to show that I
ever amassed any diamonds. The
admiration of the multitude is
nix. 1 haven't sidestepped any
obstacles, as every bill collector
in town knows me by sight
But you're young yet," said
the Prescription Clerk; "give the
prophecy chance"
"I'll sell my chance for 20
cents" said the Soda Dispenser.
"Do I hear any bids?'
But the only thing he heard
was the proprietor coming in, and
Hair Oil Harry buckled down to
washing the glasses.
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1.-THE OTHER DAY 1
couldn't FIND A POSTAGE
STAMP, AND GOT LATE TO
SCHOOL"
I'm going to a correspondence
school, fellows. oh, but I'm tired
of it already-grown stale in my
freshman year, as it were. What
am l studying? Well, most of the
time I'm studying how to keep in
car fare. he call postage stamps
ear fare. The other day 1 couldn't
find stamp for the longest kind
Of time, and got late to school.
Just for that / had to stand in
the corner. / didn't think it made
any difference what corner l
stood in, so 1 stood in the corner
grocery. But some tattletale sent
in a photograph of me standing
there, and I was suspended for
three days. Think of that!
Wasn't allowed to step inside of
the postoffice for three whole
days. Heehaw!
The other day I wanted to go
out, and it cost me two cents to
hold up my hand. When I got