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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

pilOe man / Sc flelte SilfelOe tref-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

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IoRppIen. Sfulbe BET life birIpe, bebes
man bsnpenbe Iio til .,Toniferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

Naor 9Pierne bpnporber ia til NoIf. ber
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mentet t bette Btao. Oct nil ppre til gems
fbis Nptte.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

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2nb oit Noon i Siertet brpnoes,
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9t on hiit mae fenbe os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Herald Juniors Prove to Be Poets i'm Limerick Contest
LIMERICK CONTEST

PRIZES handsome books for best completed limerick
submitted by Los Angeles writer and fer best completed linn
erick sent in by writer from outside the city limits.
Fill in the last ine making rhyme with the first two and have
the meter.
Papers this must be signed with and address
and of school and grade
All contributions this be addressed AUNT
LAURIE, Herald Junior, The Herald, Los Angeles
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
This limerick be completed and received this office not
later than Thursday, June 24for publication July A.
There big crocodile,
Whose face always bright smile;
When he heard good joke
/ He would laugh till he'd choke
This limerick be completed and received at this office not
later than Thursday, July for publication July H.
Rhymng words file style, mile pile isle tile dehe IN
fante erstwhile while Nile vile, isle guile Clever ymester
may many other words but these may help make the linn
cs somewhat varied in their general style than they have
been of late.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
(First Prize)

+ When our vacation comes at last, \
+ The holidays will go SO fast; 4
j. Well put books away, \
And then every day \
+ The golden moments flying past. <
j. LOIS ALLEE, !.
+ B8 grade, Terminal school, Ter +
J. minal, Cal. X
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
(HonorabIe Mention)

X When our vacation comes at last, =
\ The holidays will go SO fast; :
j Wen put books away,
\ And then every day y
\ Well be glad that school is past. :
i RUTH JACOBSON, X
= 775 Central avenue; age 10; grade =
4 ga, Ninth Street school. y
**@ \ i y j. i 4 \ X K !. i j ! !. \ X
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays viii go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen think of the school DAYS of the past
FLOYD BENSON,
sawten. Sixth grade.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen think the minutes are flying past
ELSIE BRYANT,
sawtelle city school; sixth grade
When our VACATION comes at last.
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
The thoughts of school will soon be past
sawtelle city school, seventh grade.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
wen put DOOkB AWAY
And then every day
Wen think of the days gone past.
FRANK LACELL,
sawtelle city school. sixth grade.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wefl put books away,
And then every day
We will think how the term has passed.
EARL YANT,
Sawtelle city school. sixth year.
When our vacation comes at last.
The holidays will go fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen talk about the time that's past.
Adds SHORT.
Sawtelle city school. sixth year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
(HonorabIe Mention)

! When our vacation comes at last, X
+ The holidays will go so fast; X
= Well put books away, \
! And then every day X
! Well watch the ships as they sail +
y past. i
i MARGARET NEEDHAM, \
! 9S4 S. Thomas street, Pomona; 4
= grade AS, Pomona High school. \
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Honorable Mention)

When our vacation comes 81 last, =
!. The holidays will go SO fast; !
i Wen put books away, =
\ And then every day y
!. Our lines into the waves we'll cast. \
\ MARTIN EDWARD POLLARD, x
!. 3031 Minnesota street; age 13; \
Il BIG Gates Street school. y
= j ). X i i + \ x \ i + J. i ! ! = !
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen climb to the top of the old ships mast.
LENA EDMONDS,
sawtelle city school. sixth year.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
. ''' RICHARD DOYLE.
sawtelle city school. sixth year.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
We Will think of something in the past
MYRTLE LARSON,
Age u; grade 6, sawtele city school,
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Well put books away,
And then every day
Wen play we are climbing the mast
Tavern STOWELLS,
Grade 6. sawtelle city school
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen be without trials of the past.
GLADYS WATERBURY,
Grade 6, Sawtelle city school.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast.
Well put books away,
And then every day
We will think of the days that have past
LENA M BELL,
Grade G, Sawtelle city school,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
First Prize)

X When our vacation comes at last, 4
!. The holidays will go so fast; 4
4 Well put books away, =
\ And then every day i
!. Our fishhooks in the brook we'll 4
\ cast. STELLA GUESS, \
\ Age 10 years. 2241 La Grande !
4 street; grade IA, Seventh Street !
!. school. y
i ). + i i + 4 = 4 + + i 4 i 4 \ j.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
We will watch the miners blast; ,-
Grade 6, sawtelle city school.
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY,
Grade 6, sawtelle city school.
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
JESSIE -CLAUDINO.
66S West Thirty-sixth place. Jefferson
street school, grade az.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
JOHNNY CLAUDINo,
669 West Thirty-slxth place Jefferson
street school: grade az.
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
In the morning Wen give a loud biast
Devore. Devore schol 9Th grade
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away
And then every day
Wen think of school days in the past past COW
Grade 6, sawtelle city school,
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
r. OLIVE MILHoUs,
First year preps. Whittier college age IA;
r. F. D. Mo- l. Whittier, Cal.
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Think of the school DAYS that have past.
MARGARET HECoX,
Age 10, 5th grade, Oceanside
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away
And then every day
We will in the sunshine bask.
1895 West Thirty-seventh street. grade s.
Thirty seventh street school,
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Be happy that school time is past
RUTH e. WING
1543 Council street. Union avenue school,
grade as age II years.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast,
Well put books away
And then every day
Wen have nothing to do but play.
ESTHER STEELE
r. F. D. No 2, Burnett grade B6' age
II years
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast
Well put books away
And then every day
Wen take a san on the lake so vast
ARTHUR MOBILES,
Twenty-eGhth street school, grade az age
10 years s24 East Twenty seventh street.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast
We'll put books away,
And then every day
Go to the beach and play.
FANNY FELDMAN,
10 American avenue. Long Beach, Bur
nett school, grade I; age IL years.
CONTINUED Page Six)
II Z
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20


Wen put books away.
And then every day
Well scamper out for a play.
MARIE CLARK1N.
Sixty-second avenue school, sixth gradei
age lS years
When our vacation comes at last.
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away
And then every day
Wen go on picnics, our time to pass
s21 East Fifty-fourth street. Hooper ave-
nue. school, grade AS.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen have fun like we had in the past.
MARIE KEMPLAND,
Escondido, Cal. r. F, D. No. 2. Oakdale
school, fifth grade: Age y years.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen be happy as the days go past.
GERTRUDE ANDREWS,
Burnett Burneat school, grade Al Age
IL years.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
MARTHA B. LUDWING,
Box 293, Casitas avenue Pasadena.
When vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
We VIII romp and play.
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so- fast,
We'Il put books away,
And then every day
The days Of study then are past.
MARY QUEIROLLo,
1927 San Fernando street. Ann street
school; grade az. Age H.
When our vacation comes at last
The holidays viii 60 so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen play till vacation is past
Santa Paula, Cal Box No. 42s. Santa
Clara school. Age 10.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Well see how the time can be passeG,
CHARLOTTE KIRBY
Corona,
when our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Forget the horrible past.
HARRY V. MCCARTNEY
watts city school. 4th grade. Age IL
years.
when our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wen play till the day has passed,
HUGH ToLAND,
Ventura school. first grade
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
We'll put books away.
And then every day
Our hsh INES v" IsADoRE BLOOM.
ss1 North Bonnie Brae street No school,
Age Is years.
When our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast.
Well put books away,
And then every day
we ELSIE PEET.
100 niamond avenue Ell Centre school,
South Pasadena, grade 6. Age IL years.
when our vacation comes at last
The holidays will go so fast.
Wen put books away,
And then every day
JACK NICHOLS,
Fifth grade Orange avenue school Box
47S Monrovia. Cal.
when our vacation comes at last,
The holidays will go so fast,
Wen put books away,
And then every day
- LOIS NuTTING,
sawteile school, 9Th grade.
aon,as al
The holidays will go so fast
Wen put books away,
And then every day
Wei play till summer days are past
PAULINE FIELD,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
(Honorable Mention)

i When our vacation comes at last, =
!. The holidays will go SO fast;
\ Well put books away,
\ And then every day
i Wen laugh and play till summers :
\ past.
\ AARON BURR SHAFER. \
! 905 First street, Santa Ana; age
\ 10 years; Central school.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29
RESISTS COLLECTION
 OF ASSESSMENT
Merchants and Planters Ba nk Files Suit ill Chancery Court Against Paving District Mo- 25 Dcclarng As sessment for River Front Improvement Is Exorb tant and Unjust-Asks for Reduction-Others May Resist Collection of Assessments

The first suit to prevent the com missioners of paving district No. 25 from collecting "exorbitant" assess ments was filed in the Jefferson chan cefy court yesterday b.: the Merchants and Planters Bank of this city The commissioners, Charles Veil, w. N. Trulock and F. C. Smart, are made co-defendants in the legal proceeding.
 In it's petition the bank states that the assessors of the paving district have assessed and the city council of Pine Bluff has levied upon their bank property a tax of S2,400. The amount is alleged to be exorbitant and un- just and out of all proportions to the taxes on other property in said dis trict.
 The bank asks the court to make an order reducing the s2,40o assessment to S1,600, which it declares to be a fair and equitable assessment. The petition was filed by Walter $. Dana her, of Little Rock, as counsel for the Merchants and Planters Bank.
 Improvement district No. 25 was or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-29

&anlzed some months ago by the prop
 erty owners along the river front for
 the purpose of raising a fund to aid
 tue government ill repairing revet-
 mentS and making the river banks
 permanently safe at this point. The
 district was created by the city coun- cll in the usual manner, a numerously
 signed petition being presented to
 that body by the property owners
 along the river After the district q been formed and the assessments
 made by the board of assessors. the river swept away large amount oS property included in the district and another assessment had to he listed. It was stated at a council meeting
 that assessments would be increased
 ill many instances and lowered in oth CTS. No few property owners de 'clined to pay their assessments. but the suit yesterday was the initial pro- ceeding in the courts to bring about q reduction. II is reported that oth- CTS contemplate resisting collection of assessments recorded by the pay ing district board of assessors.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In view of recent events, a stats- ment at this time might not be amiss. First-There has been and will bs no change in the ownership of the stock of the Adams Printing Co.,, owners and publishers of the Daily and Weekly Graphic. This Is the same now as at the time of the or ganization of the corporation many years ago and will continue to be the same
 Second-The entire management os tho business of the corporation ta vested in Mir. Blake W. Fuqua. Mr. Fuqua is capable newspaper maA. having spent his entire business llfa in the work, and is thoroughly wor- thy of this confidence placed in him We desire to thank the public for itl generous patronage and many favors and hope to merit a continuance.
 Respectfully,
 ADAMS PRINTING. co
 By Mrs. J. w. Adams, President.
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Root Comes Out
 Against Hughes

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Albany N. r., Jan. 2S.-Senator- elect Root today declared war upon Governor Hughes in a direct primary Legislation bill He pledged himself to be an anti-thesis of the governor in consulting freely with party leaders. and announced an unalterable oppo- sition to the executive usurping the powers of the legislature. He defend ed the proposition that states have as many rights as nation and declared for the parcels carrying post. Hughes opponents in the legislature who heard the speech gave the speak CT an enthusiastic reception.
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Joe Folk Says
 Teddy's Vigorous

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Chicago, Jan 2S-"Presidcnt Roose- Welt is the most vigorous executive this country has ever had, not ex- cepting Andrew Jackson. MT. Taft congresses one with the manner in which he is preparing for ofIice," said Joe Folk, who is here to attend the real estate dinner tonight