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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-03-11
PHYSIOLOGY.

I. Locate ths earpal bones, the tarsal
bones.
2. Mention two common foods usually
classified as carbonaeeous; two usually
classified as nitrogenous.
5. In what part Of the slimsntary
canal is lean meat mainly digestsdi
6tarchi Fatal
I. Dean. a tissue, an organj . sys
tenn.
8. What is each Of the followingi
eornes, slavicls, periostsum, sorta,
fbrini
9. Discuss the composition Of the
blood and give it's uses.
I. Name the conditions necessary 10
seeing
g. Describe the structure Of the oere-
brum.
0. Name the organs that are directly
concerned In the exoretion Of waste
matter from the body.
10. How does alcohol affect the heart
IN regard to the frequency Of iA bsatsI
its muscle cellsi
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LITERATURE.
(Select any eighty


]. How do you account for the fact
that the works OF Shakespeare have
stood the test OF three hundred yoarsf
2. Give the author Of each Of the fol.
lowing; The Star SpSngled Banner,
Representative Men, Thsnatopsis, The
Prisoner OF Chillon, Lycidas.
8. Name some works OF Scott and
some works of Dickens that you would
recommend for use in the elementary
grades.
4. Name Ave English prose writers
and q work OF each.
8. Give a brief synopsis Of one Of the
following; Hamlet Evangelins, Scarlet
Letter, Paradise Lost.
Q. What is elegiac poetryi Quote AZ
least one stanEa from . we'll known
slegy, and name the author.
I. Give several points In support oi
the statement that Lincoln's Gettysburg
speech is a model Of English.
8, Sketch the life OF the author OF The
Chambered Nautilus.
e-l0 Select a poem from any school
reader with which you are familiar and
show how you teach II, covering the fol.
lowing points; memoriEing. AllusionA
word study, reproduction.
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ARITHMETIC.

]. Define aliquot part, mean proper
tional, maker OF note, denominate
number
2. (al Give the table Of liquid meas.
ure; of dry measure,
(b) How mary cubic inches in a dry
quart; in liquid quartz
3. A man bought lot 8 rods square
at the rate Of 81 10000 an acre. He
fenced il in at an average cost OF 80
cents yard. lie then sold the lot
through an gent for $4,000, paying
9l-2% commission. Find the mans
profit.
4, ta) What is meant by paying by
checkf"
(bl Suppose that YOU sell to Charles
Ray horse for $4,000 and agree TO
give him 52t OF for cash You receive
In paymen, his check for the amount on
some bank of which you know Write
the check. supplying the necessary de-
tails but using fictitious name.
te) How could this check be trans
ferred 10 another person so that the
money cnuld be drawn only on his order
g. (a) A man wishes to build house
4s feet by 20 feet He needs four sills
each inches hy inches. TO put under
the walls. How much will they cost al
$500 Ier MI
(b) how many feet Of siding are nee
sssary for t'is house, surprising II to bt
10 feet high, the siding being inches
wide and laid 4 inches TO ths weather
no allowance being made for gables
doors OF windowsf
0. ta) A certain district ooDtAins tax
ahls property valued at elbo.0o0.00 tn.
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An Ordinance.
May 5, 1904.
ITO be Continued.)

TO amend section OF an Ordinance passed
May B, 1904.
Section 1. Be It ordained by the Council of
the Incorporated Village of Hi1lsboro Ohio,
that Section OF an Ordinance to provide for
supply Of light for the Village OF Hillsboro,
Ohio, and TO regulate the price of said light
supplied TO said Village and to private con-
sumers therein, and granting the franchises
and privileges incident TO the maintenance
as Aforesaid to said Village and q privste is
consumers residing therein, be amended so
that the same shall read as follows -.
section 4. And in consideration of the
Two, and Three herein, the said The Hills
boro Light & Fuel Company, its successors
and assigns, shall furnish current for incan-
during both the day W and night hi season, SCI 1Ifs 70
private consumers of said village, at a cost
Tor both commercial and domestic lighting,
per kiiowatt, to be measured by meters as
provided in Section hereof. Current for
incandescent public lighting at City Build.
lamps, not exceeding 80 in number, al one
half the rate above fixed. -
THAT so long as the said The Hillsboro
assigns, shall furnish current for incandes.
cent light and for power to private consum-
ers, OF said village, as above provided II
shall have the right TO use the streets, lanes,
village for the purpose Of stTinging its wire
and placing It's poles and conducting its cur
fSnt 70 piIndte consumers as aforesaid"
Sec. That said original Section a as
by repealed
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be In full force from and after its publica.
tion according TO law, and from and after
the ming by said The Hillsboro Light a Fuel
Company OF its written acceptance of the
terms OF the aforesaid amendment 10 said
ordinance, and the provisions thereof, with
the Clerk Of said Village OF Hillaboro, Ohio
Passed March End, i60o
W. q. HoossrT. Clerk. ''o
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OaiH0GRAPHY.

/. Define letter, alphabet, syllable,
word
2. For whist are diacritic marks used
Why are they necessary
3, lndicau the pronunciation Of the
following words; aim, mucilage, balloon,
machine, sleigh
4. What is an aspiratei Give three
examples.
5. Spell the following words 10 be pro-
nounced by the examiner: business, dis
eern, arranged, commercial, sense, scien-
ees, municipal, supreme, Legislators, mar
riage, originally, controversies, pursuits,
vitiated, sufficient, requisite, analogous
hire, guardian, pylorus, privilege, actu'
ally, trespass, forbode, achievement,
aging. surloin, imminent, zoology.
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board Of education has built = school
house costing o. I,SOv.0oi What will the
school house cost taxpayer whose prop
srty is valued at S4,S0000f
lb) Express tax rate OF one mill as
rate per cent.
7. Write a rule for finding ta) the
area OF a circ,e when the radius N
given; tb) the surface OF n sphere when
the radius lie given; (c) the volume OF .
pyramid.
8. A father gave his son his promis-
sorry note for Sl25.0O, due when the son
became I'll years oil. The rate of In
terest was SO, and when the note Do
came due, the principal and interest, TO-
gether amounted to S303.75. How old
was the son when the note wss givsnf
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scrambled TO her feet as Selwyn halt.
ed on the threshold of the room
"Why. how odd you lookr' said Eli
leen. laughing "Come in please. Su-
same and are only mendlng some OF
our summer things. Were you in
search of the children? Don't say so
If you were, because I'm quite happy
in believing that you knew | was bere.
Did you?"
"Where are the childrenT he asked.
'ln the park, my very rude friend
You will find them on the mall II you
start at once"
He hesitated, but finally seated him.
self. emitting the little formal hand
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SOME PROBLEMS
Fer TEACHERS
Applicants Fer County Cs;1t,"Ii.
Gates 1..-~St inassw..y Then.
.EXkMIKaT.cc.l I'D l;hACA 6

Prepared BY the State school Com.
missioner to Test the Mental ouaI.
Ifieations of Those Who Seek POSI-.
tlons as Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following is the list OF questions
a. prepared under direction of the
state commissioner Of public schools.
and submitted at the county examina-
ton for teachers March 6, Tor ele-
mentary scHool certificates:
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aELLlNo BALI pLAYEaa.

Some day, perhaps, law will be
enacted forbidding the selling or trad
Ing Of baseball players. Then the
managers OF the game will adopt q
less commercial term for the ex-
change of talent In their business
Selling and buying and trading have
. brutal sound, and need revision.
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: Chapter IL I

LEEN. sewing by the
nursery window. looked
up. Her little AlsatiaD
maid. cross legged on
the floor at her feet
sewing away diligently
also looked up. then
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rRAnE wlrA BANANA.

Trade of the United States with the
Republic OF Panama In the last Eve
years amounted to about 100000, 900.
OF this total s6,Ooo,0o0, speaking in
round terms. represented the value OF
the imports from Panama and $50.
100000 still speaking in round terms,
was the value Of merchandise sxpert
"a 10 Panama ~
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READING.

Examiners will conduct an oral exam.
alton in reading
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WIRING.

Writing viii be graded from the manu-
script in ortbJgraphy.
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@!sYounger Set
By ROBERT w. CHAMBER S
Author Of The Fighting Chance" Etc.
Copyright. 1907. by Robert w. Chambers
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I'm going TO have the entire thing
done over room 10y room. when can
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AuOrO II. LOON
there, Phil
That's to be
your room"
Thanks. old
fellow-not now
why. yes! ]
expected you'd
have your room
here, Phil"-
"It's very good
Of you, Boots.
but ! can't dc
st."
Lansing faced
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
Sd)iffsnaf,ridltc

Ncm Dorf, /. M1ra. - anac.
fontmcn Iillo Die Compiler nGbem.
nib" pon Nremcll, ,GItonio" bon 81.
bau, .W%inne6obn" bon 9onoon llnb
oNooroom" Don Hotteroom.
Gbriitiononb, /. MGrS. -
Ser 0ampfer nSeQig Slop" lit bon
Nem-Dort ci%ngetrpiicn.
SIENNA, /. M1r5. - Ger Gam.
per "Sorborpiio" lit bon Nem.Yort
bier %ein9elouien.
@remcn,1 1. WGrj.- Der Gam.
pier vSd)urnborit" lit bctte bon
Ncm.0orf olaefcmmel.
E%irGns, 1. Mdr5. - Ter Gam.
pier ~@rober aurfiirit" troi beutc
bon Ncu,Norf bier Elm.
6inme, 1. MGr5. - Ger Gam.
pier vFonnonia" iubr nod) Neip.
grof ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
Snternatiunales Salider-G omplOt
cntbiiQt.

G6icogp, 1. W1r5. - Charles
Grenoc uno Sobn &Gnig 5mei Ebo,
t%ogropbiIten, pl,r0cn bclttc !pegen III.
gebliher @etbciligung an cinem III
ternationolcn Sdlider.GompIot Der.
baftct. &brc Scitnnlme mar cine
Solge Der ON lebtcl Sonlltog 5l Nn-
ocrlon Sllh., polljogcncn &crbaitunH
Nobcrt emmett Scott's. Ser Seb-
tcrc ioll Grembc llnb aonig iibcrrcoct
babcn, iif) al elllcm EIonc SIR Sal
idNun0 arAcntiniIdcr Fcio5 SIT bethel.
ligel. Iie 9lbiid)t mar, oos iolid)c
@clb oltf Den Nnfali Don Iiomonten
non Sd)nmigglcrn in Nrgcntinien 81
Dcrluen0cn. Sic rcdnetcn borolli
oaB bic Sdlnnlg1ler, iobolo iic cut-
ncttclL ooB JIG ourd folIdes 0elb
bctrogcl porOcn icien, niAt mogcn
milrocn, Giuiprnhc 81 crbcbcn, neil
JIG lid ionlt ielbit in Die Eoti6e brill.
gen fonllten. Scott iell elm @cItGrto.,
nib ~ob9elcgt boben, III mclhem CT
inter Nnocrcnl angiebt, bnb er, ais
CT fiirjlih olls Nrgentinien 5llriid-
fcbrtc, Iinmantcn i'm @ertbe pcn
$4,000 in Nelp.Dorf cinidmmggelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

Ser ncuc &rtcga ctrct0r.
So pitl iheillt icit5llitCDcll, nab Die
Grncntltna bc3 Nnmolts Iifinior
uon Gcnreiicc 3ltnt No6fol9er
&riQht'a cine politiId)c Grncnmtnd
bcOcutct. pon mcld)cr HriiOcnt Gait
iid piicnbor Meillltott peripridt,
9ifinIon itebt i'm Centrum Der iril.
hCrcn o@olosG cnotrotcn" bca Stoos
les, mcldlc iidJ 5luor idllieBliG 0llBcr.
lid nit Nrpol n%bGe'ull0cn, obcr mic
p%ouitGnoig nit Otiien Scnocr5cn lid
nlSgCiobnt hobcll. IS ldciut I'M
Elonc 81 lic4crL einen Sell in Die
Gcmotrotic BON Scuncilcc hincin5l.
trcibcn, meIhc sur 3cit Ourd) Die
Gorrnod 2 Srogooic poQit6noiQ &c
moraliiirt lit. 9ic Grbitteru,0 infer
Den oemofrntiidcn SSottioucn lit belt
tc nlSgcprGQtcr Bonn ic, rno lilr
Snft lit cS jc6enfoQ3 quite Eolitif,
lid) oicic Spolt1tn1 81 9tltBc 6ll ma.
d)cn nrlo cprntncl cincn tiihtigcn
9rud)tbcil Der Icnotrutie nb5l.
brodcln. Gle @%ci69boItu1g ocS &crrn
@ri0ht inn &ricga Gcportcmellt
miiror IN Oicicr Nid)tun0 niNt ge-
nii4t bobcL "a or fcincn poIitiid)cn
9lnbmq bciiBt. Ser nelle arieg9-
IcfrctGr tinNegcn rcprdlcntirt circr
rcdlt onichnlidcn politiidbcn Ginilllb.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC uuriiber.

Cincinnati 8, I. MARS. -
Gie llcbcrl0memmngs9ciobr, meId)c
in p~ergnnaencr @od)c bic bieii9c
Stoot bcorobtc, lit ol3 acl d)ipltnoct
81 b%ctrod]ten, inOem Der SlllB I'M ra-
ihcn Golen lit. Ter llcberIhmem-
mtngsid)obeu, meld)en Der Ohio lrno
beiIen Nebenfliiiic I'M Stoate Ohio
ongerihtet baben, lit nid)t beoeutenh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

Ga7e snr Meiie in's Auslanb be.
iorst 6. Statue, Wr. Ais, Cit.galti.
utOreitrahe, uabe Guitpul Spxie 1--WE.
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Srmm acbt..

Gborleiton, S.-G., 1. WGr}.
- 9r. "a. 9. Grum, Ger Ncger, mel
der mieoerbolt Don Frdiiocntcn
RooicDcIt sum 3oaeinnebmer bes
hlciigcu Sofcua crnonnt mlrbe, lmo
hellen SeItdti9ung ourd) bcn Senat
icOesmal unterblicb, ididte bertc
Dem Erdiibentcn icin %Sriianutinns.
Streibeu. Seine Nboonfum1 ioll
0m 1. WtGr5 in Strait treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
@crmiidItc tclesrapGiid,c Gcpciden.

GbriItian Wiiler, EMS Der Orci
ocnotratiihcn Ntitglieoer ser 2egia.
Iotllr Don &enctlldp, beren Stimmelt
olc G%rmGblun9 Oes Gr-8ouperncura
y. :. Bradley, cinea HepnblitouerS,
sum VMnoea ienator ermloglihten, lit
I'M sitter pom 81 Snbrcn in Sullia-
pillc, ap., 9eltorben.
@~unocarid)tcr Sobn g. Mihoros
pom Observation-Disclosures in
Cincinnati lit geitcrn NohmittoN
bort Der @riabt'id)en &ronfbeit erie.
Qpl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
&um Gungrcf.

%crmlQiAnn13biQ0 inn Scnot ongc.
nonmcll. - Gas Nulra bcitcbt
oui icinCm Miocritono 0cOcn bic
SCnots Nmcnocn1cnte III Nc},lQ
oui SoIGr$crb0bmll iiir ocn
FrGliocntth %icc . ErGliocntcn
mo Sprcd)cr. - Nulnbmc Der
NotionnI-@ olO Gill.
Md binQtun :. s., I. M}Grj.
- Gic ucrmiihtc Gicil q Ncrpiui.
Nlulgabil, mrlhc $t39,000,000 oll3-
mirit, mo Die Wilit0r Nfoocn1ic, Bill,
mcldc cine mcitcrc &CrmiQigrung
ron $2,5l1,000 oi9ponibcl mudJS
murbcn bclltc pom Sclut puiiirt.
equator @oilcp pon Gcrus lcilftc
oic Nllfmcrfiolntcit oca Senuta olli
3uld)rIftcn BON lcportemcntSsGb Chefs
jlr Nntmort nli Scnatabci6liiIic.
lrcldjc nm NllaflnIt p0cr llntcrbrcis
ting pon ToflunCntrn crillhtcr, mo
lcttc %0u5cinonOcr, 0ub Glide iiingit
pcm Sdlobomta-, Nmn0clls, AricNs-
mo GlottcnicfrctGr ctngclAidtc Der
ortiAc %Nntportcu Ole Nufifriit trllz
Acn: Y2uti Ncicbl oca ErGiiocntcl1
ilhcrnlittclt. lic1, iogtc @alICD, lei
cnnc NnoclltltaA Dob Der GonArcB bic
clmlulld)tc Nuatltnrt MIR mlf NcfCbl
nco E~r0ii6cltcn crIalAcu tGnnc. Ter
EQUATOR bot onbcr ciltcn 9cid)lIb an,
lollt mcldlcm ulIc lold,c 3nihriitcn
an Die Nbicnocr 5llrild Ncihidt mcr-
Den loucl. Nlorif CN. s. mo on
bcrc HcpubIifalcr ]oppouirtcu Dem
Ncldllub ulb 0ericlbc mllrDc bis NOR.
QUl 5ltriif gelcgt. lin $50 prrtugtc
lih Der Scnut bis morgcu.
@roBc Goniuiion fcnljcihnctc sic
bcutlgcn %crbd1OlunQen i'm NcprUs
'cntnntcnbuuic mo Sprcd)cr Cannon
botte qroBc Milbc, ollh MIR cincn
Stcln bon SrOnn1Q 5l mobrcu.
9tod 5lueiitilnol8cr itiirnliidcr &c.
bate mllrhc Die %loQcnonltc oppouo-
d)iife unb @bitc Monntoin Sort
rclcrpe %orlngc bnbiniunteno unlcns
Dirt, bob lire Gcror0nulgen ulli nlle
Stootcn giiltig limo, lulb Damn in Die
ier Iorm nit MIR 5cbn Stimnlcn Ma
jprit0t nll1cllornllcll. GiC Nil lit
icIt ulelcn Sabrcn IN elmer oocr Der
on0crct Norm i'm Congress IN Der
Sdiucbc gcipclcn unb iii 5llrt Sdllb
Der &0locr bcltinmlt. sic ucriiiQt
Die Ginlcbun0 elmer 9tntionul Soritrc.
icrpationa nmiilipn mcld,c olttori-
lirt lit. ollie WoiIerid)cioen 2GnOcrcicl,
ipeld)c sur GrhnltunN ober G0rocrurN
Der Shlifobrt ouf irNcno eilcnl
Strpnle nothl0 lin0, 6urd NlfouI
poer Gonbcnnlirun1 III crlpcrbcn.
Gie enb9iiltiNcn CONFERENCE.-THE
ilbcr Die Nrnlcc., Nlottcu- llllo Sc
itunoSGcrpiui9ungSbiQs murocn &c
nebmigt, mo bieie @ins lic9cn icbt
Dem Y%r0libcntcn 5llr llutcrihriit Dor.
Gogegcl bcltonb buS Noua Sltm brit
ten Mule olti Dem 3%lrrilrfmeiien Der
Observation-Disclosures 5l Der Civil
Teripllialllgsbiu, pcld)e iid oui ole
Soldre oes Eraiiocntcn, &icepyGli-
belltcll Spreds ll1o Der Sunbc8rid)-
ter beiidDen, mo cine lnel,c GplierenS |
mltBtc ollgcorbnct merbel. I'm 800
mod)te oaS Nuus cine Youic bis II
llbr @ormittoGS.
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Nns Dem SnncrNn MarDlanS's nnb
Den an~grcnscnben Staatcn.
Or GpngreBm itaIie0 Or.
Barber tont.

~ WIZ l.
Varbcr tobt.
8eItcrn Moyen perid)ieb in ieil,cr
@obnlr1g in Cation. No, Gr-Gol,-
greBmitglicn Siaac Nmbroie Barber
on Den Sol9cn eines StitrSes, ocu CT
on Sonntoa Morgen bel scr Scim.
tebr aus Der Stride erlittcn. Gr mar
Idon ieit LANCER Belt frdllflid), 10 bob
Iein &orper nid)t nlebr eeniigeno @is
oerltanosfroit beiaB, Die oil iid leid)-
ten @erletllngen 81 miDeritcben. Or.
Barber NOR elmer Der angeiehenItcn
nno %befonnteiten 9iireer ser Gtabt.
Gr lpor Eruiioent Der BURNERS anb
Werfants Hatiotial 9ont". Sir
lange Sabre periab er bos gmt
ocs @oriisers oes replbIifaniifen
Staats-G l-GomitcS fir talbot
Soiu1tp. Gr mor einnlol Witglieo Der
Segislatur ul,o Der critic Hepublifa.
iler, Der ie aus Dem crIten GongreB-
Stftrift BON Warplal1o in Ben Gpii-
greB gelpGblt lpurbc. Gr. Barber
fam i'm Sdbrc 1872 bon Soleni.
Ms, ,tad) SalbotsG county, no err
lange Sabre ais Gr5t prafti5irte. Sm
Sabre 1880 griinoete er cine Wcbl.
bonoluns nnb %perfarifte pier Sabre
ip1ter oas @eifGft all Die 5irlno
Sobit 6. Bartlett II. Son. Iann 900
or iid ieiner anaegriffenen @eiuno-
belt balber ms Nripatlcben 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

FER Scitreid, llngarn'S unh Sorr,
min ScngelmilQer 81 bcm Fraliotn'
ten l,no Srou Mooicpelt geitanoen
haben, gelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
Sampffciicl elmer Yufpmutipc cr-
plpbirtc.

Sinblap, O.. I. M1rS. - So
frmotipiiihrcr George aus Sinblop
muroe beitte iriib, iiini Mcilen bon
bier, burd Die Grploiion bcS Sonlpf-
~fciieIs elmer BON linn a~ciilbrtcn 2ofo-
'motipe gct0otet, mo ScI5er Hitorbs
crIitt tootlid)c &|crlcbun0en. 0ic 90.
ftmotipe mar cincm ndd) ~tSort9Sopnc
bQtinmten 3uAc DER Cincinnati,
&omilton ,lnb Canton Nnhn" pprge.
iponnt nno iubr our 3eit 5icnllid)
loBiam. Gie Eaiio9ier @og9ons
b!icben oui bcm @elciic, uIo Die Noi.
iogiere fanyttsanit bem Sflrecten So.
ben. 23sse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

GoriS, /. MARS. - Sean MottiS,
Ser 9luilpGrtcr. mcld)cr ont lebtell
@cihnad)tStu1c sen ErGiibcrten Sal
Heres alliel mo linn Den Bart ans
5lruilicn p%crllld)tc, ipuroe bel,tc pro-
5eiiirt, Id)ulbi9 b%ciulocn mo 81 bier
j1bri9er @oit perurthcilt. Nod)benl
cr leiiicn Noittermin obgclellcu bot,
Toll or ouf Die Saucr BON flint Sab
rem ans EariS perbanni blcibcn.
N5cff nngebIid ) in 2pnoolt
aitf9elpiirt.
2onbon I. Mar5. - Gic Cue.
ming NeipS" h%ebalipten, bob elmer
ibrcr Mitarbeiter eugene g5efi, ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

!. Safe CUR 3eiie ms Mnslaub be.
iSxQt q. Naine, Wr. 413, Cn.Yalti.
molfiirahe, nabe Guitsn &saie Mse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Just WHAT EVERYBODY WANFH
Tuaetr aFfea assf SO fHet q hdanf
uafef ftaat IN giain siss ~ tsstfis
nicely iinrfafsti fgHuins wsisf 90 ptasH
~ snWriI. ne tssias a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

"Situations Wanted adNer-
tiaements. both ma lie and female
half cent a word
~HEIr WANTED
Advertisements both Malls and
FEMALE
aae Ceat Matd.
Minimum Charge for Any Ad, Zee
Ata undsf al ether headihta
! cents per line. Sir words
counted to each iins. When
CHARGED to account. actual uulns
her Of lines a. set will b count
"a Seven insertions made Tor
the price 81 six, when cash u
paid All cap iincs viii be count
"a as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

chanet 70 make home made cakes
IN Established. pains trade East iiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Hoods Canal Water
Front

. itA sores At Thofndrke hay. with nds
land for fs1ai 1900 down. balance 40
per month Good coil md water aaf
Lumber Exchange tI-ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Youngstown

$500 10 iata pcf lot. plenty wood no
trouble for water splendid view Of city
Luna Park car, three hlorka The best
and cheapest close IN property We have
ever offered fer aaiH A. J wilkins Co
". N1' 49, '''" i'.'' "''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

INVEST nETWEEN aFArrtr Asb
TACOMA
N yen a. Fuu afH h4ana tH maize qai4k
profile Fifteen atfes Jest south Of eiif
limits lia1 pHf acre
A. II NEWELL iae spHna ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

F0HI6Rk btNI6 t0R'
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DUfrEAwoHrH A SON Professional
Directors snf Lifsasfi EmhAlnsrs illi
ift OPP Necfe Theatre Both phones ~
tohnson q fiAmiltqn. unf4FiAhsfs fiif
Ftfst Az rhanss Main sfts. lad. Itt.
nennsy-wAisan Co. fansrsi Directors
rhifd Az aaa University. ueth rhenss 10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Reddinss paneins Acai;efnYs ltth ar1
Jackson. vacation claa@es unfii September
stt asssmtilet rhrrslafs and hatardAFt
ptltats lessaHa East fA1l
tlttis's Hrheol Of naaeinF Classes aad
ariynis lsssena Colllns mag. ferant and
lanes ~ f4e1 III
An THE MAN No iiies Ia yruf
tousa With nj screena Randall ! am
rtrfsnfer Both phonrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannot be given
after u o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - r. n
Mullen. 500 ballard av., OPP.
City Hail Phone. ballard iQa
MAIN OFftcE--seteuth avs
between Union and University.
Phones. MaiH 1859. Ind 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-13
An Unc,ushable Toad.

An experiment was recently made
in the clay testing department OF q
machinery company at Bucyrus.
Ohio, in which a. toad was placed in
a twantyyton brick press and was four
times submitted to a pressure OF H..
600 pounds without injury.
The question at issue was whether
such pressure would kill the toad
or whether Ats ability to comnress it.
self was sufficient to allow 1t to come
out of the ordeal alive. The toad
was first placed in a lump of granp-
lous clay and the whole pressed into
a brick. After the huge press had
done its work the solid brick was lift
ed from the machine and tho toad
winked It's eyes contsntedly, stretched
its legs and hoped away.-Populaf
Mechanics.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-13
ECONOMY.

An economist of worldwide re-
nown tells us that it is the men who
earn the major portion of the wealth
of the world. but it is the women who
spend the major portion Of the wealth
of the world. Think Of the power
that should lie in that.
1t is safe to say that there is not
one successful business man who does
not know exactly the expenditures
and profits of each department of his
business. He knows just where to
increase his outlay and where he
ought 20 retrench. You never see
g; business, man search aimlessly
through books and papers for an ad-
dress OF letter. He knows where it
Is and wastes no time in getting It.
One reason men accomplish so
much more financially and the re-