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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
SDrie Sine genb.

altsldt Drefuell bat Ioeben itb.
er 900 &iiibel 8ei8en BON ieiner
Siesidbriscn grnte georoiteu.
&e. u. Soffmonn ipeIdcr meb
rere 8o6em iib in aanias nno
0ebrasfa anfbielt fam am letten
5reitag beim.
8ran @m, Sanbapebr oie iid
Dor mebreren @oden elmer stpeiten
Operation upterperfen muBte, lit I'M
Stonoe pieoer ouf au fem. @efpiB
cine erfreilide &itnbe fir ibren ge.
fanntenfreis,
$ipgo Sdollmeper BON ct,
aonis lift bier bel ben seiuisen 81,
8eiud).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

Siitet Gnd Dor Salben sesei 9a.
tarrb, bie 2uediilber entboItcn, oa
aueffiIber iiGer oen Sim 6es sc.
rid18 s~eritoren iin6 bas gaise SpI.
tent nrllig Serriittet tpirS, ipenn es
onrG Die iheimtgen SberfIGGen EN-.
oringt. SoIde grtifel iolen ME
ailBer oirf @erorOni,ng gut berufener
aer5te gebrnudf perSen, bo ser
Saaoett ben iie anridtett, aebnmaI
10 groB lit oils oas @lte, Sas Sbr ga
BON erSieIet fonntet. Salts @o.
tarrb.alr, fobriSirt bon S. 5. Che.
flep & 60. GoIeoo. g.. ertbaIt fem
anediilber iito mir6 imerIi6 serom
men iin6 tpirft bireft Gif Die idIeimt.
gen SberflGden 6es Spitenls. @ern
Sbr &nI's &atarrbs&t,r fanft, ieio
iider. 0aB Sbr Die ddte befoinmt.
sic miro innerIih genontmer iitiS in
aoIeoo. Ohio, bon S. 5. gbenep 8
Co., geutadt.
Berfouit BON allen apotbetern.
Wreis Zoe. Die SIaf9e.
Sans GatuiIien.@iaen fins Sie
teitest. Il tlszRsAl 4 Styss-xA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Bur geaatuna.

Undergraduate Diiime oes oerIt. GbaS
Soeotmann bon Srafe. no, fam in ;splse
ibrer Sefunobeii bic 6eId)aite res 1ad,aiIes
hires pert. Saiien nidlt Weiter unternebmen
uno hat nne ioldle @cid,dite 6erri Robert
Walfer bon hermann iibertraaen. glle
perionen peId)e nit Dem Vad1lafie, ibres
perit, 6aiien in 8srbinbuuS Iiebeu. perben
iiW aeidlisit an Serrn Walter penben.
5rau @liiabetb Tpebtmantt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Sorf @aaes

SRI. @arp aroettli melde iid
in annias Gitp aitfbielt, lit tuieoer
9abeim.
Der Sauidreiner Gbas. Sitter
bat iid ltob emerp, Siio 8atotu be.
gebcn I'M 90 in Der ernte 5t arbei.
ten.
Gic. 8lnetid, bon smiss,
uno ieine S6meiter bon ct. 2opis
moren Sonntog bier beiln 8rnoet
Senrp 6luetid an 9ciud,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Sirf Greet

Der iuage Senrp Seize lpel6er
in geOar @itp IN grbeit itanO 1T
bier.
@orgen slbero, Samitag Den
50 Sui giebt Die bieiiee Goucoroia
Brass 8anb ibrem Ball.
6ranf 8rtens uno Samilic
fuaren Sonntag bel Serrp Snden gu
Stolpe ST. 8eiud).
Die 8artp um lesten Sanitag
abenb BON Den @beleuten Sreb Bod
an Der 9urnpife peranitaltet, mar
gut beiudt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
9Iuttirn.

nnier5eidneier mirb auI ieiner Tarm q
YieiIen n6rolih bon Ban, am
Donneriias ben 4. Nusut, 1910,
I'M 8 nbr pormittass anfansepo, f~oIsenoes
p~eriDbnlife Gisentbum an oem Meiitbieicn-
ben pertauIen.
Gn9ine, Drei6maidIine. &leeorcihcr,
6orie- Bonner. Sdgemible. GruIber, 2 ooIa.
la9en, 2 6dd)ieImaI6inen, 1eerine SeIbifs
binoer. Sprinsnasem SumpIib sgnssp,
SarmipaSen, s~ospa9en, Seureden, eHet
bensS utilization, mebrere 4FliiSe. qicroege.
9eld)irr. l Stub, l Wtutterid)pein, Z 26uier
mebrere Du5eno 9iihner, Iotuie Saus. uno
&iben9erdtbe gu aablreid, nm aIIeB au be.
netineu.
Bebin8pm9en; aIie Summep bon S. unb
lpeniser, baar, fir srDBere Summen miro
elm Sreoit bon $ Wonaten bepilliat seeen
yloie nit gutter siherbeii.
Sermaun 8ruegeemanr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
S6miebe unb @apenpertadtt gu
nerfaufeu.

SeIunbbeitsboIber iebe id mid peran.
loBt meine S6mieoe uno @osenmod,er.
tpertitdite IN Berger. Mo gum perfouie 5u
brinaen. 9aS 6eb6uoe 1T bon 9adItein,
hot So Sub Sroni, 2 Gotten seb6rcn ba3u.
Sd iuiirbe bic G~inrid)tung perfauIen uiio
benz 3duier baS @runoeisentbum bernie.
then, bod Si5be Id eS Dor alleS 5u pertau.
fen. Spredt Dor ober id,reibt an
s. q. Saienideer,
Berger, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
gattion.

rnier5eidnetcr nib in ieiner g8obnune
an Der 9teu Sirabe am Esl
Samita9, ben 6ten Gusuft
nm l llhr Nabmtttogs onfan9eno Iolaen,
oes prriSnlidJe Gisenibum pertauicu;
Gardnfe, Glide, Gtiible. Sefen,
Getter. un4 funt:qe Sauss unb 8lf).
eneerdtbe.
q go ingu gen: 9adr
@ m. Ctr d err.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
0eue an5eigen.
Oeffentlidaer ganf.

allen ipel6e ON lebien eamItag ben
9osor mi Die SSelilidJteit aui benz SairpIaBe
beiudien uno onrdD 9eibeilieuns uno 9ln.
ip~eienoisin ibr ederiIein uno anien Stlen
uns entsesen bradpten, iprecbeu mir biermit
bersIiditsR Tanf Il
ct. @eors @emeinbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
3u ~nerfaufen,

Die 420 9Ider Gambler SSsarm gu Smiss,
II Wteilen iiolid, BON !Ssrmann. DO
Wobnbaits unb onoere Sebdube, / ontei
9rnrnen nno Giiterne, ungefGbr 40 1dei
tlar, oos iibrige suieS 8alDlanb. seaGum
tiir Weioe. Yre,s $500. RGberes bel
Srunf Gambler,
Sriss, No.
ODER : pbn &reuBer,
Spensoiae, No. 9toute 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
3n perniethen.A

Ter Regina Pneumatic Cleaner III Elm
Sauae'gpperat weld,er Seppid)e, Wlairaben
uno SepoliterIeS WSbeI bon allen Gtdt,b
reini9t. Gr ipart 3eit mtb glrbeii, uno er.
bait Seppide Bugs unb gtObel tpie ucu.
Wiieibe per Sa9 81.
q. S. 50 enrttteI,
MpbeIhGnbIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Cute @pbnuna au @erraufen.

0as Nidlaus'fd1e Tfribcr Sasnide,sl
Gipentbnm OH Der 2ten Gfrabc, IN perm ann,
1T rnier 9iiniti9en 9ebiusunsen 5u ocrfau.
zen.
g~(od5uird9en bel 81 % b. WoIfer,
Sermann, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Mdbd)ru %uerianat.

Gin oeu!id,eS Mabten Fir oIgemctne
6ausarbeit. 9inB CUTE aod,tn, reiniidJ umo
nauspdiierui fern Bntec reipeftabIeS
6em nnp guicr Sobr iihr oaSf offence
ytaodjcn. 4 Grrudiene in Der Samilie,
tetie &mocr.
=, u. @rpf3o 10
Care OF Grotaip Yierdanbiie 60.
- Gouin Y.taiu Ctr.
@t. Gouie, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
widmili6tr 5aaarktbsridt.
STAR MILLS

Beiaeu, 2Nunlitdt. 90
@eisen, 8 lunlitdt. ......... 81
Webl, per Sud, l. lHalitdt.. 2.95
Mebl, per Sud. 2 lunlitdt.. 2.85
&urnmebl, per 100 Bfuno.... 200
8leie, per 100 9funo. 100
Sbippipff, per 100 8funb..,. 1.25
8rpbutte.
@Drieiert BON
JOHN H. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfunb. 1890. Is bis 20
Gier, per 9uben6. $1,000. 131
Sabner. per 8funb. IL
Spring Gbidens, per 3d.. 13-14
S@tnlen ...................
S6mals, per gfunb. ........ Is
8piebeln, per Buffet. so
BDue per BfunO. 20
&artpHefn 3eue so
Curriers' .................... l6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
3u oermietben.
8u ~pertaufen.
@pbnsimmer II pernietben

1tebrere id,6ne @%obnsimmcr Iino 3u
oc'ntietben. gidberes Su eiicdsen hci
sSran M arta Sd1ercr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
6ausaerdthe aui gripatpeae gu

Wcgen umSug ciferire ID, gum gertaui
AMI 8ripnhpegc ipi9enne @ensgerotbe 1
aittoeri6ranf, / 9iihcnIdlrant. : edlau,
felfiAle W 0us 1tiblc i Gcnisi Ejid,. /
Nlaibltano, / Sofa, / 9SehItelle nit 4lfoirase
mo Sprinsc. l aiid1cntid. / Dining
Room Stidl. SaIphnpien. l Teppid), lSors
pctl l4xl6, ! ~sSoidmuitjine upp Mrmaer.
VI. u. 6. &oebm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
8u 8erfaufeu.

Sin afpeiIisisere pringpasen, GinIpGmer
tals ren, 1T biai9 su perfaufen bet
Srau 5 o b II VI y r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
@erlanot.

gerldust; elm Mdndlen fir aueemeine
9orearbeit auf elmer 8arm. @raudlt nid,i
5u meitcn, ETC., unr ell9emeine 3ausarbeit.
Sobn # M a +,
". 2. Sermann, mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Sur &eprdientant.

apir iinb ermddIist Serrn 3. 10. S en- s.
ep alS Gonoibat fir Reprdieuiant bon
Sasecnaoe Gcuntn in Der ~2eatSlaiur ansii.
aeigen ben lpilen Der GepublitaniIdlen
Stirnmseber ,nter,pprien bel Der Qrimars
ipabt am .. slnsuit 1910.
g8ir limb ermdcatigt 6erru 10. 6. gan
senbe re- ais Ganbioat fir 9teprdieniant
o 9oSepnabr gounip in Der geatsIotur
dr6a3eisen ben milen Der RepubIifonrId,en
Siinm9cber unieriporieu bel Der priinars
ipabI am 2. gusuit 1910.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-08-11
london,s Town Hall.

The guillhdl is an important public
building in London, which may be re-
garded as the town hall, and is the
place of assembly Of several courts, as
the court Of common council. the court
of aldermen, the chamberlalns court
and police court presided over by one
of the aldermen. The construction Of
the building was begun In 141i. 1t
was partially destroyed in the great
fire Of 1866, but was soon restored, and
In 1889 It was altered TO its present
form. The hall proper is 1853 feet in
length, 4S In breadth and 55 in height.
1t has been famous for centuries for
the magnifcence Of its civic feasts.
The first time II was used for this
purpose was In 1900. when Sir John
Shaw, goldsmith, who had been
knighted on the field of Bosworth, first
gave here the lord mayors feast.
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Didn't Want II FIattened.

This story is told OF jerome X. Je-
rome. the humorlst. Returning from
abroad one time. he fell into good COM
pany, with the exception of one man.
who was what Is known as "a walking
encyclopedia. This man persisted in
giving all sorts OF information. much
to the annoyance of Mr.. Jerome and
Others. one morning, as the travellers
leaned over the rail. admiring the ris-
ing sun, the man with the information
turned to them and said almost SOL
menly:
Gentlemen. If the earth were fat
tened out the sea would be two miles
deep over the whole world"
Mr.. Jerome turned around, seeming
ly stunned. Then he grew indignant,
and, walking over to the other man,
he said. shaking his finger menacingly:
Look here, man, If you catch any
fellow trying to aatten out the earth
shoot him on the spot. l can't SWIM"
philadelphia Times.
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the terms OF the otnsr dimensions

the terms OF the otnsr dimensions
given.
3. A rectangle whose diagonal 10 40
Feet contains 2-5 acres; what IL the
diagonal Of one that contains -Four
times as much? What are the dimen.
sions of the latter rectangle?
AS. Solve and explain as to a class
OF beginners: A dealer bought a
drove Of cattle for $500 He sold
them at public sale taking 90-day notes
drawing interest at go for $3.50. He
discounted the notes in bank ut 500.
What per cent did he gain on the
transaction?
6. | sold a farm OF 160 acres at $75
per acre, which annually yielded an
income Of Sc per acre, and invested
the proceeds in so stock at 80 includ-
ing the brokerage. What was the
change in my income?
7. II is eighteen minutes until IL
O'clock; when will the minute hand
overtake the hour hand? How far did
It travel?
8. IL the gravel for a street 3-4 OF a
mile long cost $4,000 for depth OF o
inches deep. the width of the street
being so feet, what would be the cost
OF macadamizing street Ia miles
long. GO feet wide at a depth Of 8
inches II the stone cost 500 more than
the gravel?
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MADDENING MONOT0NY.
The Graveyard Sort of Life That OBJ.
tains In Sierra Leone.

II Is difficult to explain how com.
| plete In normal times Is the dullness
Of the small villages In the protecto-
rate of Sierra Leone, on the coast of
western Africa. says writer IN the
Nineteenth Century and After. An
hour before sunrise shadowy figures
move noiselessly through the narrow
alleys which separate the mud walled
houses and In single tle pass out OF
sight toward the farm lands. A little
later children and a few women leave
the houses to obtain water for cook
ing. They also go In single file and In
short while will return III the same
manner carrying water In calabashes,
except. perchance, one or two may be
atfiuent enough to possess a tin In
which kerosene oil has been imported.
During the great heat of the day peo-
pie return and sit. silent and motion
less, In the thatched roof verandas.
Toward evening there IL more move
ment. Food time generally brightens
people even when II only means rice
and peppers. Soon after sunset all
sign Of life ceases There Is no light In
the houses, because oil is expensive,
and dying tire is enough when there
is nothing to see except those you have
seen all day; there are no sounds. save
a baby's cry at Intervals. or perhaps
the weird call OF some night bird. be-
cause people cannot talk much when
no one has anything fresh to say.
Next day will be the same. and so will
be every day In the year except at
festival times. such as when the girls
or boys return. dancing and gayly
decked. from the Porroh Bush. There
is no church. no postman. no passing
horse or carriage and no newspapers.
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WARMING Gold Dishes.

Castle Kilkenny is one OF the Oldest
inhabited dwellings In the world. some
OF the rooms being 300 years old
Among its ancient treasures Is serv-
Ice Of gold plate Besides the ordl-
nary plate service, Castle Kilkenny
has the whole series Of gold cups used
at coronation banquets down 10 the
time of George ~. The gold OF the
service plates Is almost without alloy.
consequently very soft and easily
marred; hence the plates are warmed
and presumably also washed after use
by being dipped into hot water. he'd
by peir of tongs whose tips have
been muftied In chamois leather.-Lon-
don Mail.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

1. What are the chief Offices OF the
tongue? OF the eustachian tubeY OF
the spleen?
2. Define mind study; intellect; sen.
sibility. How are these affected by
the environments?
3. What is malaria? What are its
causes? Its preventionY
4. Describe two distinct kinds OF
poisoning. Give the antidotes for
each.
5. Describe in detail the inner ear.
6. In what way do the physical de.
fccts Of children operate upon their
morals?
7. Define the different processes OF
digestion. What are the effects OF
narcotics and alcoholics upon each OF
these processes?
s. Give all the uses OF the saliva.
or the different divisions of the ner.
vOus system
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READING.

1. How would you conduct reading
class in order to teach the power OF
acquiring the best expression?
2. Name five or more best literary
productions that are well suited to
the grammar grades of the elementary
schools. Give your aims in teaching
these.
3. What physical exercises may as.
sist in enabling pupils in becoming
good readers?
4. What current reading matter Is
supplied to your school? How is 1t
supplied? Why do you have It?
5. Who is John K. Gunckel? Ben b.
Lindsay? The editor of your favorite
magazine? The king of England?
The latest appointment to the gu.
preme Court of the United States?
(These questions may be answered
orally OF the answers may be written
at the discretion Of the examiners; ex
cepting Of course those applicants who
are working for the four-year provls
ional certificates; such applicants
must write the answers and take the
examination In oral reading tool
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The RY AND PRACTICE.

1. Discuss the use of the blackboard
(a) in the language class, (b) In tne
arithmetic class, (c) in the geograph!
class
2. What is meant by the Industrial
life? BY annual training? How are
these affected by the schools of today?
3. What are your methods 70. en-.
couraging your pupils to prepare for
the next grade above their present
standing? What do you do for those
that are about to quit school?
4. What are the chief distinctions
between the reading texts and spelling
texts of former generations and those
of today? Which are better? why?
5. Give your mehod of teaching
spelling in full
6. State the reasons why a teacher
should have a first grade nigh sclOV.
education? OF what practical use
would 1t be in teaching in the elemen.
tary grades?
Z. Define association of ideas. How
affected?
8. Give at least three vital principles
OF teaching. Discuss two of them.
8. Write three laws of the mind that
teacher must observe in conducting a
class
10. What is the minimum number OF
months that school must be in session
What is the law upon the display OF
the flag at the school house?
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The Miserable Villain.

Low Comedian After all these years
Eggbert has at last succeeded in max
ing hit with the audience.
Soubrette-So? How does he do iti
Low Comedlan-You know he has
always played villain roles.
Soubrettc-Yes.
Low Comedian Well, In the last act
of a new play the author allows him
to repent and say, 1--WE been a miser-
able villain" That confession In
variably brings down the house.--Bos-
ton Post.
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A Freak Of Mature.

Colonel Dennison had become the
happy father OF twins, and his un.
bounded pride IN this twofold blessed
ness found expression on every oc-
casion.
He stood with friend on the bank
steps one day as young woman
passed wheeling baby carriage con-
tanning pretty girl baby.
Doesn't woman look queer" said
the colonel loftily, with only one
childT-Success Magazine.
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GEOGRAPHY.

1. Name the great religions OF the
world. In what countries do they
exist? Who are the leading races Of
people that worship these religions? :?
2. Account for, the location and
growth OF Cincinnati. OF ToledoY OF
Melbourne.
3. Wh.' -re -..e principal resources
OF IA. i,nine valley? OF the Valley of
the Ganges? or the countries west of
the Andes mountains?
4. Give the latitude OF England and
of Tasmania. Which 10 colder2 Why7
s. Name some country famous for
the production Of diamonds; OF Quin.
Inc; OF salt; Of hemp; Of zinc.
6. Compare Oregon and Tennessee
In area, population, minerals and nat.
ural resources.
7. Where are the following places
and for what noted, Plains OF Abre.
ham? Barcelona The soof Trfni-
dad? Mecca?
8. What can you tell about the dis.
puted boundary line between the
United States and MexiooY About the
proposed admission OF two more states
to our union?
8. Name some coal producing coun.
ties In Ohio. Tho tobacco counties.
The wine producing counties. The oil
counties. The largest and the small.
est county in Ohio.
10. Describe the Eastern coast OF
Asia. Locate the leading cities, capss,
tsiands and ports of entry.
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APT QUESTIONS
FOR TEACHERS
lnnIInc rtc tcrn Nuriu nar'i'innte1
RppiiGdl.io stiUsI"j ejliii'oa's0
Had TO k..sw,T Tn.cc-..l
EXAMINATION I'D k-j, 6, 10

Prepared by the state School Com
missioner to Test the Mental Quail
Ifications OF Those Who Seek POSI-
tlons az Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following is the list OF questions
as prepared under direction of the
state commissioner of public schools
and submitted at the county exam
ination for teachers, Aug. 6, for ele'
mentary school certificates:
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LITERATURE.

I. Write a biography of leading
Scotch poet. Name his writings and
quote from two of them.
2. Tell what you can about the Brook
Farm and some of its people.
3. Write a short history Of the Eng.
lish language.
4. Describe one of Hawthorne's
novels. What was his aim in writ
ing it? What do you learn from the
leading characters?
5. Write. fully of one OF the following
writer's and describe one of her works:
Helen Hunt Jackson, Edith Thomas,
Louisa May Alcott, Margaret Fuller
or Jean Ingelow. Quote from the
writings.
6. Who is a critic? A philosopher?
A humorist? poet? A dramatist?
A scop? Give biography of one Of
these.
T. Who is the author of "Sonrab and
Rustum"? OF Queen NAB? or
"Tales of Wayside Inn? OF "The
Rain Upon the Roof? OF "The
Anatomy of Melancholy? OF "The
First English Poem? or "Toxo.
philus"? or the proverbs? OF Con
fessions Of An Opium Eeater'? OF
the Leather Stocking Tales? Tell
why any of these were written. Quote
from one of them.
8. Define chant lltterateur. comedy,
sonnet, didactic poem, review, elegy,
prose, dirge.
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ORTH0GRAPHy.

1. Give Ave or more directions or
rules for making good spoilers.
2. Define abbreviation, transposition,
spelling, dieresis, subtonic.
g. Write all the uses OF capital let
lers.
T. Name five adjectives and FIVE verb
1ufilxes.
g. Define accent and the different
kinds of accent. What are the uses of
accent?
6, Describe your oral spelling class
as you conduct II.
7. Mark with the proper diacritical
markings: artifice, dereliot. morale.
phosphorus, mandamus.
9-10. Spell as the examiner pro-
nounces: joking, obeisancs. aero
plane. sponsor, palpable. ensemble.
prosaic. gastritis reprisal. spherical,
propitious. ssdsntary. dslsotable. valos,
prsaatorys -. -.--. - - ~.
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''Now, little boys" he concluded,
what may we learn from the brutal
affair at Reno?"
"Not TO scrap without trainin' to
de minute" responded an obseryant
youth.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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No Danger of That.

Mrs. stubbs-John. no true man will
smoke up his wife's curtains. Mr..
stubbs-I should say not. Anybody
that smokes curtains would be freak.
] prefer cigars. News.
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1. Explain your method for teaching
beginners to write the capital letters.
2. Make the Arabic figures as you
teach young pupils to make them.
8. How much time do you give to the
teaching OF this subject? At what
period of the day?
4. Write a stanZa OF "The Rainy
Day" as q sample of your writing.
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