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CHAPTER IlI.-continued.

She looked at me with an infinite
Kindness in her eyes,
IL Dear Freddy" she replied, cant
you see that wouldn't do at all? Arch
Abald must prove he loves her, really
loves her, before he can know that"
But think he Does" expostulat-
ed; Il really believe he cares for her!
He's always said he couldn't forget
about her, ever since that time we
were all here together, wnen you pre-
tended to be Miss Marsh
7 haven't a doubt of it," she re-
piled. IF had, do you think would
have invited the poor girl here to be
made sport Of? Merely for the sordid
purpose of providing your friend with
q chance to win a fortune? AS if the
thing were kind of game of chance.
and she the prize for the man lucky
enough to guess right"
As she said this my wife blushed
charmingly. and there was kind of
indignation in her tone. / CAPPED at
her. I didn't see what there was to
get SO mad about.
$50 that's what you did it for? Be
cause you wanted to help Agatha
SIXTH" ] said slowly, with a feeling
that ] did not yet quite know my
wife. I'm always learning something
new, 1t seems to me. about the I'M
selfshneEs and sweetness of her char
acter
Mainly" she replied. i've been
Agatha Sixth's confidante a long time,
and have known of her attachment for
your friend ever since the first Castle
Wyckhotf house party"
And had long ago resolved to make
her cause your own should a chance
Of furthering 1t present itself!"I cried
with new enthusiasm for her loyalty
and devotion to her friends. good fell
low that you are!"
Don't" said Dearest; 'T've just
done my hair!" Apd L laughed as
heard this new variation of an old
theme.
but STILL said. Il don't see why
II they both love each other and you
know that they both love each other
] don't see why we can't tell Arch
about it, Just to hurry things along
and put the poor old boy out OF his
suspense!"
because he must prove that he
loves her. flrsti" said Agatha, in tones
Of decision. HE must. indeed, Fred
dy. It's imperative that. he should
He's an old dear, Of course, but at the
same time he's too egotistical for any
thing too conceited for words! He
thinks every girl he meets is in love
with himl And for that reason the
pursuit, the wooing. must be entirely
ION his side and fostered by us with
the greatest care. 1t would ruin
Agatha Sixth's chances Of happiness,
suppose she should marry him, if he
were to hear by any means whatever
that she cared for him, before he tells
her he cares for her. And as likely
as not, it would break on the match.
Men are that wayi"
Il suppose you're right" / sighed,
.sbut it seems hard"
Suppose questioned my wife.
Il know" corrected myself hastily.
You should" she said. DO you
think you would have liked it," her
eyes suddenly grew very large and
swan In tears, IF any one had told
you that l cared. before you'd pro
pcsed?'
NO." / said. taking out the fresh
handkerchief l had Just slowed away
in the pocket OF my dinner coat. and
] knelt down beside her.
Then don't you think it would be
very unkind OF us to rob her Of the
chance to tell him so herself when he
asks her. and him Of the 10y Of hear
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Good Cover Crop.

Melilotus (sweet clover). which is
found growing luxuriantly by the road
side. has been found to be good
cover crop as well as an excellent one
to precede the seeding with alfalfa.
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frames are very handy, says the
Homestead The frame is made from
Ike inch stun the size one wishes,
and covered with common fencing or
window screen. After the beds are
prepared and planted. the frames are
set right down over them.
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A SILVER FIGURE.

Now, Arthur said his father.
you've been going to school long
enough to write decently. Don't you
know how to make figure three?p
Sure" said the boy. "You put
your pencil on the paper and then you
SILVER"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-30
A Great Invention.

: Vance, think Ferdie ranks wIlR
Edison as an inventor and benefactor
of man.
Luella-What did he invent?
Vance He invented device to pwe-
vent cigawette papers fwom blowing
away in stwong breeze Scraps.
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The Retort ApoIooetIc.

"See here. did you tell Won Clubber
was the worst liar you ever metz"
Not much. old chap! l told him
you were the best''-Judge.
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Stop guessing! Try the best and most
certain remedy for all painful ailments,
Hamlins. Wizard Oil. The way it re-
lieves all soreness from sprains, cuts.
wounds. burns. scalds. etc., is wonderful.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inhamma-
ton, allays pain. cures wind collie, CSC bottle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-30
SCREENED FRAMES HANDY
Convenient Protection for Young
Plants to Keep Poultry and
Rabbits at Safe Distance.

Where one wishes to start young
plants, and it is not convenient to
have the beds protected from rabbits
and poultry by fencing. screened
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You do not nft the world by rolling
up your eyes.
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The man who hustles when he's
young can take it easy when he's old.
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important to Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that Il
Bears the ~ -1.'s'
Signature Of AMAzsszsI
In Use For Over so Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
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Il ADAC|O De Ia
SOGA.;. EN- PONCE.
Dos EN- mpleados del ferro-
carrll rineron en- Fila
NOR.
Como consecnencia quedo cesar
to ell de menor categoria.
Ell iefe de la policia insular
recorri6 la ciudad en- auto
m6vil
De nuestro corresponsal.

Sc nos lnforma Que en- I'll
Amor, hubo un diseusto entire un
Inspector del ferrocarril. y TN emplea
do de inferior categoria. hilo del pa
is, vel Inspector. Como consequence
cia de este disgusto el Inspector lie pc
90 al empleado, Y todavia lie pas6
mas pues dejaron cesante al hilo del
pals, despues que el inspe ctor le pc
go. Sabemos que hay una circular
entire los cmpleados del ferroearrll y
en- uno de Slls partlc1dares dice, que
cuando dos empleados peleen estan
dc en- servlcio seran destltuldos, U
como en- este caso ha 81 1edldo que
la zoga rompio por 10 mas delgado,
nos permitimos lamar Ia atencion
del director de la compania del ferro
carril, sobre este particular
Desde anoche Sc encontraba en- es
ia ciudad, ell primer jefe de la poll
cia insular. LIE vimos recorrlendo la
ciudad en- automovil. Hoy Sc ha lido
para el distrito en- San Juan.
Sc encuentra completamente bien
de la enfermedad que lie retuvo en-
CANA, el Sr. Santiago Vivaldi Pache
co, secretario de la corte de Distrito.
de esta ciudad, 10 que celehraremos
sinceramente.
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LAS ELECC|OAES
EN- BAY YAM0A,
La luch fue muy orde-
nada y los partldos luch~
ron blen.
Fl electorado Sc decidio en- fa<
vor de los repnblicanos puer,
torriquenos.
Los puros no ocnltan su dis.
gusto y tendran que for
mar partido por habeI per
dido la confianza del diree
torio.
De nuestro corresponsal


NoNiembre 9.-Desde las ? de Ia
tarle del luncs empezaron a llegar
a esta cilldad los elcctores del campo
cn 81 mayoria de los republicanos
puertor1quenoS.
a las Z de Ia noche era immense el
.oleaie humane Mas de 4 900 cam
peslnos de los partldos en- lucha Sc
encontraban esperanto turno para
votar.
Numerosos grupos recorrfan las
Gales en- manifestations, guardian
fdose entire 81. mutuanente respecto.
sin que el orden oufriera la mas mini
nina alteration. Los clubs estaban
eonpletamente llenos, los iefes po-
Illtlcos Sc movian entodas direcciones
pendlente slcmpre que sus huestes,
j eStuvlesen dispuestas para la hora
de la election. Toda Ia noche Sc sos
tuvo la gente por la calle.
Desde las cuatro de la mahsna, EN-
pezaron a ocupar las flas los repu-
blicanos puertorrlquehos y asu cola
los Gle la Union de Puerto Rico
A las Sempez6 la votacion A las ] I
de Ia manana la Union tenla mavc
ria en- ; colegios. Los repubicanos
puertorriquenos empezaron temer
por el triunfo.
Los puros desde el comienzo de la
votacion Sc VIC su POGO contingente
apesar que de Catano, traian bastan-
te electores.
Los barrios de Guaynabo, Santa
Olaya. Barrio Nuevo, y Ia ciudad die
ron un impulse fuerte a la Union
El ira 10 del jefe local Sr. Ces-
teros ha sido admirable, secundado
por los sehores del comite y especial
mente por Gumersindo Rivera, in.
eansable siempre
La juventud unionista trabai6
con gran entusiasmo especialmente
lei joven Luis Cesteos.
FL resultado de la eieceion do el
trlunfoa a los republicanos puertorli-
queios por 300 votos.
Los repuhllcanos puros no ocul-
tan su disgusto ante esta derrota.
pues Sc creyo que Ia voluntad del
pueblo venceria 4 las imposiciones
del directorio.
Este golpe ha sido fatal para la
huc,te dc Nirgilio que ha perdido la
eonfianza del directorio y la munich
palidad. Tendra que resignarse a for
mar partido a 10 lopizta 9 volver CO.
mo cl hijo pr6digo y entonar ell NEE
rpil'a ante el concilio de La vieja guar
dia.
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Una piedTa de escaRdaIo

Washington. novemtIc To- Miss
/ Nalalia Raincy. dc Washington. de-
scala poser una cEric dc i misnia
lqnc Ia icprcseniasc en- Fl tls5 Ii. lya
y III hcrmana. ollien tisnc IN i:lltr
Ell Paris, - encal 60 lie Ia ejeeuerm
Je IA nbTa.
Ina vez tcrmina6a. Ia e.iatla IN
ipmiihia i Washington re.ae.a..s
'en 81 l;:l,.lii qi.c i lea Il 'esitiencia
DC IL iamilia Barney. La lin.Is Naia-
lla podia as / ser admirada Ior h.
'numsr'sa~ IssT~s-i,.s g,Ic r.a>iiHan Issi
delanie de Il ycria de jsrdin-
Zero he aq'si q's la ralieia >upo
lque aleImas rer~'o'tas 10 f-'sli;.n -
.rortsr h vista. ,le aqsel lindacuelro
de mujer ytsmIienu Il rlalss Iencl.ss
accisn paIsl.Ts- ndalasss IL yey
-
'lsan-
Resultaio e~erlIimpo rlsl .sr
IT, diecIssefe 'EnieHi-tas s.pnl.l.sa
mrs l lcTizias-
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(De nuestro servicio cablegrafico)

|
|vuelo por aeroplanos desde Habana
hasta Cayo Hueso prohablemente
Sc efectuara en- la prlmera semana
del mes de Dieiembre. FL Post de la
Habana ha ofreeido como premlo
$1,000 V Sc espera que CHtlss, Mars
3y Ely eoneurrlrar
New York, noviomhre 9.-El con
gleso Cuhano sc lelmlo ell lmeS. Se
esperan serios Y acalorados debates
lpor los inportantes prohlemas que
en- q Sc habran de tratar.
New York, novpmhre g.. H.
Curdvy 81 aviador, piensa haoel 81
primer vuelo nalmo el y de No.
yienlbre desde a hordo del vapor
Hamburg Amierjta en- PennsylVa
MA.
/, New York. noviembre o. lele-
yrafian de Uruguay cue lcO lnsur-
gentes cap,ma1on q pueblo DC llco
Perez. | uguay. I25 millas q al nor
te de Montevldeo. Tropas tecerales
EN- numero de 90 Sc rlndieron des-
ipues de luchar tres horas. fueron
muertos herieos 80 msursentes,
New York noviembre 9 John
! A. Dix, candidato democratic para
gohernador del Fstado de. New York
fue aver elegido por una pluralldad
aproximadamente de lG0 Geo Votos
Todos los demas candidates en- el
ticket der6erata del estado fueron
lele gidos por pequena maNorla.
New York noviemhre 9.-l'os
sis1,ientes .gehernadcres demtctatas
han sido elegidos: Woodrow wilson
New Jersey y-Balc|win, Connecti-
cut Ross Massachusetts,, y Har
mon, Ohio. Aun quedan en- duda IA
sit.iacion de las legislattras de
Iesos estadOs.
Las cifras del Oeste llegan despa-
clio pero todas demuestran canan-
Icias dem6cratas. Los democrataS Sc
baten bien en- toda la linea Narlos
lestados donde han dominado ha>ta
ahora los republicaros Sc clec ouo
Icaeran en- poder de los dem6clatas.
New York noviembre 81 ma
huelga general de los constructors
de Otis Elevators ha otUrrido en- to-
das parties del pals, ell lunes pasado.
New York, noviembre 9.-El
Chic, !Siq,lcl Officer del cicrclto en-
SUI informe al Chief of Staff reco-
mienda la compra de 60 aeroplanos.
New Yerk. noyiemhre a.-Tele-
grafian de Tcgtelgaina q.cl es lnl
nente una suhlevaeiGn cn Honduras
en- la cual participaran todos h'> an
tiguos enemigos del Presldcnic navi
la. Aunque el pueblo en- general 10
simpatiza con Nallat,aros, cstan dis
puestos una vez mas i soEortar 4
Manuel Bonilla uuien, & clee. esta
hacienda preparatlvos para revlvlr
una revolucion contra Davila. Los
comerciantes de .Amapala no mpor-
tan mas mercaneia>. asi cortanGo
las entradas aduanelas las cualeS
Nalladares aplieaba al paeo dc sus
soldados. Y creandole una ,ltuacion
msostenihle.
New York. 9.-La cnronaci6n
del Rey Jorge Y. de lncktcria SC
efectuari el 22 dc .Iunio de 1871. -
hacen gandcs prcparativns r'it
que el acto resillte tan cNplend. '.'c
V grandioso como la de Eduardo
VII.
New York. noviemhrc 9.-30.0Gn
mineros en- Gales del sur cstan en-
huclca.
New York. novicmhrc 9. Ia Vi
rilela Ia heehn III araricidn cnne
loS iiip,il:i ic> del erirc ncs Names
New York. novtn.hfc \. rhil.
dclphia e cnrucntm una ~ mas
una huclel IL ,.cllcvS
Fl sja,ior iiielts Iirvtc cSr:i I
un viaje pnr laS ,utricgS I
Central Y del Sur. Se atril'usc -r,n
i este pace ,el ,iiplu- !
natIro lncle>.
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& goberna}oI Cotton
Il eoIiicia iDsu|aI
F ellcltac4on por Ell eflcien
te y leal servlclo presta
do por la fuerza mostran
dose muy satlsfecho ell
gobernador.
Sera trasmitida al cuerpo la
congratuIacion del jefe del
ejecutiyO de la iSla.

Fl Gohelnador Cotton dniglo ano
che al Jefe dc Ia Pollcia lnsular Ia
slgluente calta:
san Juan S de Noviemhre de 1910.
Colonel Geo. II. Shanton,
Jefe de la Pollcia Ynsular.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Scnof: neseo eNpresar mi aprecio
del servlcio eilciente plestado por to
dos los puestos &c la polieia antes dc
las eleccloncs y durante las mlsmas.
sllvase trasmitir a todos los je-
ties de dlstrlto. Y por conducto Gle
ellos a todo.s los nliembros de Ia f,ier
"a, legulares y especiales mis- feli.i-
taciones Y las glaclas del Gobierno
por los servicios lcales. imparclales
: ffiea;cs t'f-sen1pehaeos pof ellos.
Respetudsamente,
Geo. r. Cotton,
Golernador de P. Rico.
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El coronel Stanton paso el
dia en- Mayaguez y el Sc
gundo lefe Sr, Names en-
Guayama y en- esos mu
nIciplos Ia luc ha fue muy
fuerte.
EScuela de necesidad en- toda
eleccion come eS la de Scrpre
sas = deSengaiioS y deber de
eumplir eN!rictamente con los
debereS impuestos.

Ira novaci6n on Il distribI
cie,p Gc Il iHcfza d,' nnlicia ol dia de
l5> elcrcnne dijo hoy el gcher
fa3or C"lt3" la uual pubahle
mepfc alu.i" h termination orde
i=...f4I.lisIiic .lci suce-o N toia Ia isls.
nts Il iceir i. gm ei Coronel Shan
ton. .I-tr y h rolicia Irs,lsr. pas6
II di.i ru MaNa4ncl y Il .Ieie Auxi
har Mare- cntrAvama ~ienrln estos
lu> ,i"- nti'tic.Isu- mss flleTtcmcnte
di>pfltas.o-,
"ll"nra mucio 81 pueblo V 4 Ia poll
cia. y lsi ellp ."n ,iienGs .ic congra
.li.ar>e. gis rn iayan "ruru 10 du
faHtr b. crc,onr- di-t,rhias de
nns'm -'ncn' en Hirc,nla parte de
ii l-la Np jic "a niuc1.n cargo de
Js.r,isli,is,l ';l.. l.a-i .!csmerecer FL
stci". p II -.a'ir3I,u'" general de bic
Ia ,'ti'I'ai rr 1',s Il sgceSo IA ter
ng-Ea iu IS Gi un;iNu ,.e fellcltae6n
faf4 i"a,-
Tia haitso- rar >;pie--o. sorpre
81 : s.,,-.i.-A.s :. pe,o 5stos son IS
tlle.a itcrs-ra ~ t1d.. elecci6n.
!.s> l..i~ona- circii - runv.erten
~ >erVIcelr,s r. c-su =. eblo. Que
cos c,.~Fa l> -.-,ei ncnifas le
saans.' eterespara-
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Il fiscal de
Ponce a Coano.
En- ell sur Sc informo que Sc
habia alterado ell orden ep
CoamO 0currieRdo IN choque.

\ medic dia lccihmos hoy cl 81
guicntc le!egrama. Ia Cofresrendc
ria. San Juan
Fiscal ialar;ns Y su taquiera 10 Y > >
rclicias Y > marshal. s:l,at ~ este
nnmcrtc para Coaro. deeGc lay
una ~cria alteracitn I'll ordcnGes,ic
:.norbe. Salcn en- auiomovil. G.rfco
III tales.
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Anmentaron tambien en- Areci-
bo, GALES, Halillo, Camuy,
Aguadi)la, San Sebastian, Ad-
juntas, Mayaguez, Cabo Ro-
jo, Sabana Grande, Rincon-
Las Marias. Naricao y Aqua,
da de los 2, 8, y5 distri-
tos J en- ell 6 W en- Il po-
blaciOnes.
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En- 1906 obtuvieron los
repub.lcaaos IS municr
palidades y Ell 1910 solo
vencleron en- IA,
Triunfaron ahera en- Guayama,
Penaelas y Nayagnez Y per
dieron a Juaaa Diaz, Vie.
ques, AiboRito J Yauco.
En- el distrito de San Juan
ohtnvo el ,tiket' unionista
mas dc 1000 votos con re-
ferencia a 1906 : 1910.

Seeun el resultado de las cleccio
nes verlficadas aver en la isla V de q,
lnforma extensamente La Cores
pondencia en- otro lugar. Ia Union
de Puerto Rico ohtuvo cl triunfo en-
l municipalidad mas que en- 1906.
en- las pasadas elecciones para mu-
niclplos. Esto salvo proteStas
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En- 33 pobfacione5 tuvieron
aumentos 3e votos los repu,
blicanos.

La diferencia en- mayor n0mero
de votos unlonistas las mayo
rias-obtcnida en- las distmtas mu
nicipalidades de la isla comparan-
do los totales de 1905 con los de
1910 es como sigue:
DiStrjf0 de san .Iucdn.
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Narias, Sah,na Gian.ic. Il.gia,.
Caley, Salinas, Armya. ~ nsus.sii.
ie< Msnaii Juices HHias,.s.s. m
u, "itaS pdtiseioE.s.
~ ~ d.>isiio ric-su Itlsn rItc-
le.' >,'Fie lJ,taF .ius s'' i.ss. lsls l..1s.f
b. 'iaIcni~las l..S- S,'tos ms qss.
bUe -eFilhllcann- ~ Issi~ 4.sHsi IN
.'o mas y ~ lssiA ma u.azo-n 1.
.-itli sstn Slr ssTIEl..F Eft@ 8fs.fz
.f4s lFe NJ IotsE d - seia.ia \
NV del rlstrito y crsr%etan esr
w. l-s>l. a. ulayori4 pets ].
'sat.on 4 = c4nar.. uRiun.s.as.
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y gVaripss cS:a'Ea dc no,lo que NJ
tale I'arcy delr cIar sus encan
b. hni.m" ~, y Venus ~ Nil.
r u ts rrl4sss nicnic ycstda
ta h,- hrnil.r,> ~ c.crtos sims
I.el.e 4. Nn..a lo.A.
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Visiones de maToTia

II ,liario repiblicano tel Sur pu-
hllr0 en- ~ c'iicion icl7 cl <icnicn-
e commute. lrriIcndo dc era;aS vi
i"'irs 'ic cis';cis placidos r~pc
Ji~nan-.
Hagor,a FueIlp- Barros. ="
mi Coamo .'nn .l'rana Diaz. 6oo
iou'e Ion l'.r1cla>. loo G,r.-
,anllia. ano To'.l LIMO -aoo
Nalsao K.te.h ana. S.lOO "a
re =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

Mas detalleS de las eleCCl0neS,

En- ell distrito &c San Juan
aumentaron sus cOntln-
gentes de votos los unio
nistas en- San Juan, Ba-
va mon, Vega alta, Co.
rozal y Comerlo compa-
rando 1910 con 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
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a|ca|de de Roma
La situacion del Vaticanc
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eS Soclalista, mason y de ori
gen ,judiO.

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Mr.. Dix, democratic ha sido e1ecto gobe1na-
dor del estado de New York por mas de
cien mil votos,
En- les estados del Oeste los democrats estan ba-
tlendose con ex1to toda la Inca

New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio han caido
poder de los democratas aa confirmation de oros exitos
Sc notable vuelo aereopano desde la abana
Cayo Hueso.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-10-28
MAKE THIS TEST
How to Tell Il Your Hair is
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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-10-28
Poplar School Notes.

The notes have been omitted couple of
weeks owing to the Institute. If the var
ious schools in the county have heard as
many facts told in regard to the institute
as we have in Poplar, then has the hearts
Of the instructors cause for rejoicing.
there is no county in the
state that can boast Of a finer personnel.
when II comes to the teachers of the county.
culbertson was an ideal host or. would we
better say hostess. State Superintendent
Harmon has shown his wisdom by raising
the standard of qualification so that people
from Way Down East" know that Mont.
ana will have only the best. The pupils
are to give pioneer day program.
Pupils neither absent nor ,ardy: N. B.
Humphrey. Rosaline Davis. Vina Burshia.
Anna S,ierle. Lille Fadness. Clara rande.
Marie Rounds. Regina Pereau. Alice Tur-
ner. Vivian Atkinson. Basil Accord. Howard
Hayes. Nellie and Annie Myranow. Anna
.MacGowan. Bsrnice and Jennie Neill.
Florence Rounds. Harriet Cain. Ruth.
Gladys and Zeno Pearson. Margaret VIM.
William Davis. Jesse West. Andrew. Teddy
and Edith Fadness.