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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-07

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Stanfielo Dor @eri6t 4usiage11, mel
DIE oa5u beitrugen, oaB @arrp sopce
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3nhtbaus uerurteilt ipurbe. Sic
erbielt ooinaIs cine @arnuna, oaR
lie getotet tperoen tpiirbe, menn l!e
3elignis ableee.
= Mns Gbicago tpirb gclnelost:
sSn eit,er Sisung oes @oetbe-Denf-
mall -4onites beri6tete Serr SorrD
9fuben9, oaB Die Mooene fit bas
Denfmal beitimmt bis gum /. Sept.
8. S. fertig iein iperoea, ,tnh
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Berlin Die Breisperteilung erfol.
gen miro. gs finoet befattntIid
cine engere &onfurrena itatt, su tpef-
der fiirf5ebn Ser befantlteltcn oellt-
ihen nno INSTRUMENTATION
gilbbauer 5ugelaiien muroen. Das
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geite1t per6en ion, miro bcrnlutlid)
i'm Sonner 1911 entbiillt iperoen
fonnen. gs miro gegen $4,000
foIten.
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miro aug &anias gitp sen.eloci.
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millionenreiden observation-disclosures
guoobp in Chicago uno Setter Der
Guoabp'iden Sdladtbduier in aan-
jas Gitp, fano nelllid nodts, als
er. unermartet nod 9onle faui, sen
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5u gefabroelt, als i'm 5u entite0en.
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gegen Steanng elmer 8irgi1afi
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te cine groBe NpIle in Der @elellt
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tana, an ben SoIeen zines ShIag-
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ben, als er iib fir oie 9oritellunl
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lit, geitorben.
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elm Weiber i,anlens Gtrifling bon
einem Neger eridoiien. Ser Meeer
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lung in einen fleinen 9beater gu
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guita 9aiiie bon Der Sdulter ibres
8rubers berunter, idlug nit Dem
aopf auf ben 9ooen uno 5og ii9 ei-
ne 10 idmere @erIebllng slt ooi, iie
Iterben tpiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-07

- Ger 2llftidiffer Otto grooie
itiir5te in Dallas nit einelE Cur
tiB'iden 8iplane aus elmer &obe BON
oreiBig ODER uier3ig 5uB bera6.
9rooie tpuroe gum Slid nur letdt
pcrlett Die Waidine plroe a6er
sev.riinunert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-07

- @ute @etrdnfe uno fonoier
2und itets in 8arsitaaer's SaloOa
nno &eitanrant, 8illito Gtrobe, neben
Der Sole Der Sermdnnsf5bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-07

glus gaeapel miro gelneloet,
oaB Der 8eiup mieber in Satigfeit lit
unb ununterbrohen eroBe 2aponoi-
ien oustpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-07
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
An Ordinance

.Auiiloriziu: tl.c Son;h-rn Bell 'r.l
e;thonc Company 10 u>- the ruh!ic
streets OF the Town oi M:,nuin:.. = G..
FOR the purpose OF placing poles and
electrical! conductors thereon.
Section l. Br il ordained ~ the
Gruera. Counci! o. the Towu rt Man
nlnc ih:t; per!ni>-ion h,:tu,! lie sam.
is hereby granted {" thr Southern
H"!i Telephone ;,u,; Telegraph Com
panv. il >uccr>>oIs and assigns. {"
erect. operate and maintain iIn,.> ~:
telephone and telegraph. inc!ndin@
the necessary poles. fixtures AID cleo
.rical conductors upon. .alou: aud over
public roads. streets anc highways o.;
thr Town q! Maniliuc ~ It's ion- dis
t;:uc: business HEY from TIM" I" Tim.
rr4u:r.-. provided tlI.,; :,ii roi..- >!,:,I!
hc uc;; and >yinii-;r;c.ti
section > T'.:tt the work 81 .r-c;i,:.
poles by vir:tl.. OF this or,!i:E,i.-c shall
hc done under III" supervision oi ihr
stree! committee. and tn" sad South
eru Bel! Tel-.ho.c and Telegraph
Company >i:,! rcpl;tc" ans: properly
relay ANY sidewalks or street I h:,; may
he !i>piaccC: t'y T'.:.>"u "f til" erection
ct sl,.h poles. :,t,. ur"I f:t;t,ir- ni ;h..
Company soto do. AFTER twenty tl;,y>
tloilc-iu writing >ir:,ii have been given
by TIE Mayor OF the Town ul Man
MIN. 70 >ai,! Company. the Town may
rcpair >uc!: portion .; tl!- sidewalks
or street ;h:tt ,inv have !'rcn disturb
ed by said Company. ana collect lii.
cost so incurred from said Company.
Section =: In consideration 81 the.
rights aud privileges herein granted
said Company shall, upon demand,
provide one crOsS-IrIu Oh each pole.
on which: the Town q. Manning ,i.ay
desire 70 attach either fire alarm tc!,.
graph or police telegraph wires. !or
alarm telegraph system OF the Town
OF Manning.
Scct!oni. SAID Company >i::,s! ~ al!
times be >uhj-ct 10 til. Town ordi-
nanc-> now in existence or which ,,:ay
be hereafter passed relative 70 the Use
o. the public streets bv tr!cplion" and
telegraph. companies
Section = Said Company shall IN
dcmuIlv the Town =, Manning
against. and assume Ill liabilities FOR
damages which may arise or accrue
TO the Town 0! Manning from any in
jury 10 persons or property from the
doing OF any work herein authorized.
or the neglect o. said Company or any
Of its employees 20 comply with any
ordinance relative TO the use OF the
streets Of said Town. and the accept
ance by the Company OF this Ordi.
nance shall be an agreement by il 20
pay 10 the Town Of Manning any sum
o. money for which III. Town lay be
CONE liza BILE from or by reason Of such
injury.
Sectiou .. Said Company shall file
with the Clerk OF the Council OF the
Town OF Manning its acceptance OF
this Ordinance within sixty days from
the date when j; shall take effect.
Section :. This Ordinance shall be
in force from and after the date Of its
passage.
! l, 4. c. Wells. hereby certify that
IN. above is !. true and correct copy
o! an ordinance passed 1T = meeting
OF the Mayo. and Council OF the Town
I OF Manning. ). c.. held oa the End
day OF September 1910.
X. C. WELLS. y. c. SRADHAM.
Clerk OF Council. Mayor
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
A THRILLING RIDE
Tho Piano Run Frenehnnan oave :
Locomotive Ensineor.

Tho Piano Run Frenehnsn oave a
Locomotive Ensineor.
81 was lettering around the streets
last night" said Jim Nelson, one Of the
old locomotive engineers running into
New Orleans. '.As mad nothing 10
do dropped into 4 concert and beard
q sleek looking Frcnchman play 4
piano IL = way that made n,e feel all
over n Srots. As soon IS he sat down
on the stool knew by the way he
handled himself that lie understood
tic machine be WAS running. lie
tapped the keys away up one end. just
IS Il they We're gauges and lie wanted
to see (. he had water enough. Then
he looked up IS Il be wanted 70 know
how much steam he was carrying. and
the next moment he pulled open the
throttle AID sailed on 70 The main line
as Il be was half IN hour late. You
could hear her thunder over culrerts
and bridges AID getting faster and
faS.c-. uH;:! the fellow rocked about
n his seat Ike = cradle. Somehow
-
thought !; was old SG pulling pas
scnScr train aaG getting oCt OF the
way OF 4 special. The .cilow worked
the keys on the middle division Ike
lightning. and then be :lcw along the
north end OF the Ii.c until The drivers
went around ike ! buzz saw and so;
excited .LboI: Tie time ! VAS .AInS
TO ;ci! l..E. - cur hcc OF : l:tis Ee
kicked :l.e hampers under the machine
wide open. pulled the throttle a"ay
back y tho te2Lrr. :..d how Ec did
run: couldn't stand Il any !oLSc-.
and yelled 70 biz: that be was POUND
ing in The LETT side. and Il be wasn't
cacefu! he'd drop his ash pan. But
be didn't hear. No one heard ne.
Everything was dying and wh!zz!ng.
Telegraph poles on the side OF he
track looked Ike I row Of corns,alss.
and trees appeared - be Z c!udbaak,
and II! ;hc TINE the exhaust OF The
old machine sounded Ike the hu.a O. =
bumb.cbec tried 70 gel! OUT. but my
tonsU. wouldn't move. he wc:t
around the curves like bullet, slipped
an eccentric. blew oCt his sott plug
went down grades acty feet 10 the
mile and not I controlling brake set
She went By the :ac...!rs point =;
mile and la!f L minute. aoC GAZING
fo- more steam Ny hai- stood III
L.. .I... -.S
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

&. il ordained bv the Mayor and
Aldermen o! the Town OF Manning, ii.
regular council! assembled and by au-
thori:y Of same"
Section !. That on and after the
passage OF this Ordinance. il shall be
the duty OF any person or persons us.
Ing or operat!n: upon amy o! the
streets OF the Town o: Manning any
automobile. OF an: Kind o. character.
or ANY like vehicle. 10 proceed care
fully and cautiously and 20 so handle.
operate. guide and manage the said
machine SO as o:,vo!d damage 20 per
sons or property. II shall be unlaw-
ful for any person or persons TO ru'!
any -,lciI vehicle on ANY g! the streets
OF the Town OF Manning II :: greater
rate o! speed than ten miles per hour.
and * shall be unlawful! for any one
10 RON any such vehicle across the
inter section OF any Strc-t. or 10 iur;!
4 corner OF any street ut greater
rate O! speed than !ivc miles II: hour.
Section ,. Ii shall be unlawful for
ANY person or persons 70 run any such
vehicle iortv-iivc minutes after sun
set without having two or more
lights displayed: thereon.
Section - liz case OF :, violation OF
The provisions .! this ordinance. or
any OF them. TIE person violating:
same or auv Of them shall be subject
20 :, fine OF not more th:zn S23.o nor
less tl;aa 500. or bv imprisonment
for rot more than thirty days nor les
;k1u ZEN i:.V~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Thu Lamp Of A Mans Life.

DR.. Holmes said tie lamp Of Z mans
lie has three w.chs-b-aia. blood and
brea:h-and 10 turn Iow2 &cy one o;
them makes the other two so OUT.
The wounds .o2o WI! sucv:Tc aai
even disregard 30 lous IS his head.
heart aoC lungs are uHhUrt have :o2S
been oce O.. the wonders or wa- lis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
The Burden Of Solt.

Golfer (wt;h l III. Tag. looE!aS; :o-
caGG.cj-i say. e! :-:s:.G. Go You LIP
I.ca 70 know % any one Who Near
sighted VG.ase- (:csctiy)-No, don't
Nj The folks round hc-c does their oy;:.
umbrella vepa!r.o'.-Puck.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Clarendon County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Aacoa Francis. i';a;u;!tl
a-at!!-t
Stephen Francis. Joh" Francis an'
.!Zt!ea .Iunc>. sometimes cailc,: Salic.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
DECREE.

ana VI. v f1oSticel hS aSSiSHtcS OF
said Evan L. Wilkins. Defendauts.
DECREE.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF y
Judgment Order Of :lie Court Of Con-
mon Pleas. in the above stated ac-
ton. to me directed. bcar:nS date OF
April -. 1910. will sell at pub
lie auction, 70 the highest bidder. for
cash, at Clarendon Court House. at
Manning. ia said county. within the
legal hours for judicial sales. on Mon.
day. the 3rd day OF October. 1910,
bein. Salesday. the followin: describ
eG real estate:
All that certain piece. parcel or
tract OF land. living. being and >itu
ate in The County and State ,fore
said. containing seveutvtwo (.2l
acres. more or less. and bounded as
follows. to-wi.: North by lands OF W.
p. Baker: East by lands OF r. p.
Morris: South by lands o! ". p. Ba-
ker. and Robert Baker. and West by
lands Of w Z. johnson.
ALSO.
All tina, certain piece. parcel or
tract OF land. lying. being aud stu
ate in the County and State afore-
said. and containing one hundred
600 acres. more or less. and bounded
as follows, to- wit: North by public
highway. known as the Old Clarcn-
don Road: East By lands OF Mrs.
Alice Hodge: South b. lands Of estate
OF William youmans; West by lands
OF Miss Sarah Fleming.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in
one and two Years: the credit portion
OF the purchase money 20 draw in.
teres; from the day o! sale II seven
pei cent. per anuuin. and 10 be Sc.
cured 10y bond OF The purchaser and
:, mortgage OF The premises sold.
which bond and mortgage sha!! pro
vide for the payment OF reasonable.
attorneys fees IN case Of the failure
OF the maker thereof TO pay same
when due and in case OF the employ
:aent Of attorneys TO collect same;
Will! the privilege 20 the purchaser
OF pn Wing n! cash.
Purchasers 20 pav :or papers.
+. l.. G.Ai BE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

An ear:ous nan wakes lean I: the
taracsS ot his neighbor.-Socratcs.
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decree Tor Foreclosure.

Deere. FOR Foreclosure.
UNDER AND BI VIRTUE OF y
Judgment order OF tie Court OF
Common Pleas. in the above stated
action. 70 me directed. brar!m- ,!ate
September :i-c!. 1910, viii sell 1t
public auction. 20 the highest bid
,.-- ior cash. at Clarendon Court
,,i>... III Manning, in said COUNTY.
within the legal hours for Judicial
s..l..>. or Monday The %rd day Of
October. .9Io. being S:,irsdaE. the
following desc rib,d real estate;
III thai piece, parcel or tract OF
land. living. beiu9. ans! situate IL the
County q: Clarendon. State atorc
said. containing on" hundred and
thirty nu.. In :,c---. bounded as
follows. viz: On the North by auiS
o. 3. 3. Tomln>on. Johu Riddle
.Al>6rook. and John y. Thompson:
on the East by w w. Rowland
!auc>: OH the South by lands o: Alex
Woods. and T w. X McE!vceu; on
Tie W->: BIZ MI! Bay 10 NOR fully
i.>cr:E, said tract .: l;srd reicrsmc"
!a,Ir be. has! 10 title .! y. ". Wood 70
Sarah X MiIus. dated 9Th day o:
October y. D.. :>4S
purc!ia.erto pay Tor papr->.
L. +. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon, CouH;y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

'"E,rausc. answered the incor-iS:.
be youn-stcr. grandpa says Ike good
die Young. and amt tak!n' any
!I.:crs."-Chicaco News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Fouird SaHa

.Jul.3ay." said The teacher. this is
Tie ;!i.-L time ,.:!vc had % punish
you :aiS week Why are You so naHGa'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Copy Summons Tor Relief.
4 n.nni.ia. Scrvcd.

sC":Gpi"!3. Served.
To The -Nbov. Nance: Defendant:
You are hr"ehy summoned ::GG re-
uu:rcC: ~ ans"c;' the complaint II. this
.,c;.oa. 6; which i copy i herewith
served ~:5on you. 80: - >e!'Tc:: copy o.:
yoI. aaSwer 20 The said complain; on
:!..>u b>c-: Der. CHARLTON DrHANi.
II hi> rtt...e II Manning. South Caro-
liza, wit:l.:. .weaty DAYS Hi;": the
s-!y:c. .c-.o:: cxc,a>:vt .: -" day o,
.l:c!, >e-vicc: anr. Il ycl .aii - au>ner
re complain; wilh..l .hc l:l:ac ;.iorc-
said. ;he plaintiff . his acton VII. aH-
~: - the Co4vt Tor relief demanded
IN The complaint.
Gri.ll:LTON DUEANi
'...:.;!:i.,s .A:so.:.s'tyr
Tie Dofeaz;2a;, joha Francis. viii
I:ae Eo:.,.c hath Complaint N ,fl>
acton wa> .!;;l ,i.cl! i: i!It. Office Q: the
C.c.k OF Cour; o: Common h.ca> !o!.
Clarendon Coca:y. o" tnc ;n:rtE-.:r>;
day .; l;I1G>t. i9l3.
CHARLTON D!.i;iN.r.
'........ti:T-'> .l,to"Eer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
A Bold Joliiec.

MS. Eash!e.SL-yes, we've bcc:4 ha
Ing considerable trouble :.,., cur mix
Lately. Do you take Your coffee with
OF without:
New E,.!rdc--I take il witG:2.-H"S-
ton Transcript
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.

N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NavaS>a Guano Company. 4 corpora
ton under .hc laws o! the State Of
North Carolina. Plaintiff
against
E.vaI. l.. Wilkins and II w Si.cox
and ~ V HasclGen aS nssiSnec> OF
said Evan L. wilkins. Defendants.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Lew Mercantile Compary p!aiati%,
agains:

'3pJ Il of CoAAo LFs-tS
Lew Mercantile COMPANY. Plaintiffs
agains:
Ellen Harvin. E!!eG Elizabeth Hac:ia.
sarah Francis H2:via. CI:iia Linnj.
Tea Harv:n, Winnie E'red f!arvin.
and f;acGer Proctor Ha-v;a. Defend
ants.
Copy Summons for Relief.
Complaint Served
To The Defendants Ellen :iasyin. ~
zen Elizabeth Ha-vja. Sarah Francs
Ha-v;u. Cu!ia I.:anic Tea Harv!H,
Winnie Fred !!ary!a an> Eucker
Pcoc:or HARM.
No& are hereby >ammoned anG ~
qaireG 20 answer the co3p:a."tIa tfli>
ac.ioa ni which 1 copy : herewith
>e.veG apoE you. I'D! serve :. copy o.
YOUR answer 20 the >aiG complain. on
The subscriber =. his oa!ce ii Manning.
C!a:c1Go:3 CoGn.v, ) G.. wlth!n twenty
GAYS :.t:cr the service hereof: exclusive
o: .hc Cay o! sQc!. service: :.2G 4 yoa
fail :c answer the comp!ai:; within The
tine Aforesaid. the piaiE:!f il this ac
,:on vii apply % the :ouE-: 'or ,Ae re-
lei ,lc:flaG&cc.! /! the cor. paint.
CHARLTON DtkAE.r.
G'l2iat.i,> .At:orccs
70 ~. d.:enda:.t Ey;cHe:- POGO: i..t:.-
r;..
lu3 % ,"=ths:- ;aEc @oacc ;ha ae
Summers III. Complain. % ne g.
acton w.rc ::.cG IN tac ole. .: ;&e
.erI Of ,o4:. of Common Pleas sos
EtrcG,.oa coIc:y. So@tA Caro.ina. on
j,' ,;i>t Jay .: y U.;s.,:..h. -. ,4l0.
CHNEI.T0N DURAN.
y. t'i.aiH;:n .it.or:cy
Dates. &.a:sa.a~. ; AgG. -. l:'i3.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

NVI- 7, VE VI -'I'J'.N I-.--to.
d. II Trax,cr, Plaintiff
against
WeSilcy Minis. Fur:uan Minis. kebec-
ca Iims. Jasper Minis, Henry
Mi,aS. Wilson Minis. and Preston
Minis. nrteutANis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
An Ordinance

To REGULATE THERUNNING OF
AUTOMO OBILES UPON THE
STREETS OF THE TOWN OF
MANNING. AND FIXING 4 PEN
Atty FOR THE VIOLATION
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

lien Harv!n, F..!eu E.Izaoe.A Hac:la.
sarah Francis H2:vi0. Cl:iia Liuni-
Tea Ha.v:n, Winnie Eced i:arvin.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

Sheriff C!arenLon County
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-04

use to themselves and to society, the public schools are training them to be useless to them selves and to society. Instead of turning them out equipped to be useful and productive citi- zens, the schools are turning them out almost wholly unequipped, and with their practical ed ucation yet to be gained no matter at what age they leave school.
 Those who are needed to be doctors and law yers and preachers should not be neglected, bu' the whole stress of public education has been laid upon their needs too long, It is time for the condition to be reversed, and for the public schools to devote themselves primarily to the needs of the many, and secondarily to the needs of the few
 The average public school product can read after fashion, and figure-after a fashion, But the boy who does not know the use of tool or the nature of soils, and the girl does not know what kind of food people need to be healthy and efficient nor how that food should be prepared
 This cOuntry's system of education must be turned upside down and started all over again, and that as soon as the barriers of conserva- tism and custom that now stand in the way can be broken down.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-04
TOPSY- -TURVY EDUCATION

Of the children who enter the public schools about 70 per cent are unable to complete the grammar school courses. Something like per cent enter the high school, and about per cent are graduated from the high school. Not more than one-half of 1 per cent go to colleges or uni versailles.
 Yet the entire system of education in this country, from the most elementary grades to the high school, have been contrived to the end that they shall prepare pupils for college.
 In other words, more than 99 per cent are sac rificed for the benefit of less than 1 per cent.
 Meanwhile, the country clamors for more farmers, for more mechanics and for trained housewives the public schools are answer ing that cry by turning out doctors and lawyers and ministers, when there are already far more the last one.
 In no institution in this country is the need of change, of radical, even revolutionary change, more striking than in the public schools. In no other institution in this country is the nfu- ence of custom more paralyzing than in the pub lie schools When the needs of the country are entrusted with what the public schools are do- ing to meet them, the comparison is startling indeed.
 The country needs more farmers, more me chanics and more housewives who are properly equipped for their high office; and the public schools, which should be furnishing them are busiIy engaged in preparing all of the children for college when less than one out of a hundred of them ever will get there.
 Instead of training the young people to be of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-04

safety. But in the presence of far greater danger-a danger threatening a whole commu- nifty and not single individual-we stand in differently by, listen to the signal of danger, the cry of warning, and heed not, simply because we have escaped in the past. It is negligence that is absolutely criminal. Why make other improvements if the price is death? Why build $1O0,0O0 school buildings and invite the people to the city if it is to be maintained as death trap? Globe may need whole lot of things, but she should demand a system of sewers be- fore any considerable amount is spent for other purposes Healthfulness and cleanliness should be the chief asset. Sewers will guarantee this. In the leading cities of the world before the installation of sewers, typhoid fever was some thing terrible to contemplate. The following charts show the reduction in the typhoid mortal lty rate under proper sewerage:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-04

English Waiter-Which side of the table ( you wish to sit on, sir?
 American Guest-I prefer to sit on a chair.