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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
Sunday "Pop.p

III sundaysatternoon at three o'clock
tic First Regiment Band will give a
E.pol,s concert at the Grand and Dlrec.
tor Omen lis 9takipg especial care to
arrange 81 "a fine programme.
Z aSs Buster Brown.
4 i. all 40 theS King OF Mischief Max.
3crs's asld to! be the greeting accord.
5ed to- the new Buster Brown" every
s&hereSit5ha beenSpresentcd this sea.
son This little rascal Will be seen at
sthe Grand. Saturday. matinee and
might. Ittgoes without saying that he
will be accompanied by ''Tige" and
Mary ane5 each of whom is a willing,
accessory to ghls mischief making. But
THAT Is not I'LL. for Buster is a young.
ssterI who has Jan eye for beauty. He
therefore insisted that he be sur.
rounded Swith&a chorus OF pretty girls
in the most beautiful costumes that
could be, designed. and this was done.
Then there is music and singing and
dancing, besides a lot of specially fea.
lures that keep things moving every
minute during M the entertainment.
sCri tics have described the play as be-
ing ian unbrokenF chain OF Joyous
Gfnfrtll III 10 ,i, e. "a, II lqY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
s s.G2RSIjIEF'' iHb Vol. FIRR|.SIl7:....

= lrlN f"Eftl1Ss[7 5IIN = s-.s,I- .r. 81
NEW YORK, April 2G.-The Yves,
Virginia University baseball club lie.
feated the Manhattan college team
IN a game .replete with brilliant plays
and bad errors yesterday, before 4
wildly enthusiastic crowd. The feat.
urc OF the game was the home run by
Stratton for West Virginia, with two
MEN on bases. .'Stratton. who pitched
his first game for the West Virglnians
today. lasted for seven innings, when
he was relieved by Vass. The score
was twice tied during the game but
West Virginia was never headed. To.
morrow the. Mountainccrs will play
Princeton at Princeton. The score:
~. R.H.E.
West Virginia ................ Sl1 6
Manhattan ................... 9 )
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
:.4I-2lll,

q sutSsssr'pssns aseat Eyy aaisaiiGwlni
to Counter 0ndef$!the triple .Note
offer i ,thcy: bear the postmark Of
not later than TO- O'Clock p. m.
Wednesday, April 9th. This will
give contestants living outside Of
the city a chance to work right
up to the closing hour on Wcdncs-
day night and thus get full benc.
tit Of the triple vote; offer. We do
this to give those living outside
OF the city an equal chance with
those living in Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26

To have that furnished room untcn.
anted for a week will cost yoi as much
MS Campaign" Of want Advertising
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26

It's worth your while coming 10 J.
II. Sndcr's store to buy Il Davenport
when You can save from IS to $40 oil
each Davenport. vi 3a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26

fnif you are going TO do any fo0fl6g
This spring. don't fail to sec the F. B.
1ielldy LlhbernCo. wbo'j nrr tl,S, *.
fi9slye agents for tthf famous oRubetI
old Roofing In red and Slate colors!
and who also carry large supply 81;
red cedar shingles. is.i':s x;
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
Kettle Of Gasolene

A unique use of a teapot is made In
story in children's magazine. A
motor car is stalled and the driver
finds that he has forgotten to fill the
tank. The only thing to do is to wait
till some car comes along and hope to
be able to beg enough gasolene to get
home on. A car comes presently and
the request for gasolene Is readily
granted by the driver, who is an ac-
quaintance. But how 20 get 1t from
one tank to the other? A young lady
has dainty little tea basket and out
At for heating water for luncheon and
offers her pretty kettle, which only
holds a quart. Eight times 1t is filled
and emptied, and then 1t is restored
to the owner with the remark that the
quotation about scrubbing the butter
tub and the shattered vase applies
here. for the 'scent of the gasolene" is
likely TO hang around that teakettle
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
REFORM
Mayor Takes Office In
Philadelphia

philadelphia, Pa, Doc. Rudolph
Blankenburg. "the war orse OF re-
form. was installed as mayor Of Phil
a dolphin today. The, ceremony took
place in the Common Council cham
ber and was Witnessed by q throng as
large as the chamber would hold. Co
inoldently the other city officials elect
ed last month assumed their duties.
with the outgoing of John 10. Rey-
burn and the assumption of office by
Mayor Blankenburg, a new regime In
city governmental affairs in the Quak-
er City was inaugurated. The cleo
tion last month was the elimination
of vears OF persistent effort ON the
part OF the fusion reform forces to
overthrow the Republican organiza-
H0a that has controlled all the city
ofioes and managed municipal affairs
In d manner to invite not only adverse
criticism but open charges of ineffic-
inw and graft.
Otrtaiiment Of the city's expenses
BY saving In salaries and abolition OF
certain bureaus Is expected to be one
Of tho first moves By Mayor Bianken-
hufg. Il Is declared BY experts that
nsss1y 100000 a year can be saved.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05

Furniture is csdte ssHakRswa n q COM
mon Eskimo hsma. 9he AsRsee Of the
Rskimos are an hnsIt ~ a4ssap eaa turf,
with the windsws Measang tsward the
san, the one ets&rsa.eb shwpvs beIng On
she side that h Issat eneeSeA 10 the
Wind. Along Ono ssndk wnaa runs q
platform. psslet ~ spapstss ra1Bea Is
inches above she Door - As aro@ slx
to eight feet aeaA alua tasrsseh its
whole length It u entaea ante rooms
or spaces OF clsht ar Zen feet ssaosa
room is separated srssn SAe sedgtbor-
Ing room by partition ef heard or
akin. An open passage rums One whole
length OF the hosse esOog the pallet
rooms and serves fsr Che traillc ef ail
the inmates; t~t eoch pallet rosm
claims for It's cvs ohe tit of passage-
way adjoining.
Each pallet room ~ eoospteA by one
family, and there tAasv stny night ana
day. The best esflet fooss "a tho fn-
nermost, and 1s a1Wevs eoCNpied by
the owner of Che h0uae OF eAe eiaest.
if the house has moro taan ono ewn-
, er.-Century.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
WHAT DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT FARMING?
Agricultural Queries For School
Teachers.

l. What grades take "Third Division"
work in the elementary schoolst How
much time per week does the State course
require given to recitation work in Agri-
culture in this divisiopY
2. Explain the process Of fertilization
in corn.
8. Define the following terms: humuS,
ensilagc, legumes, parasites and tubers.
4. How is the lime.sulphur mixture
prepared For what is 1t usedi
s. (a) How are breeds of sheep usually
classified (b) Name two breeds that
are called fine wooled sheep.
o. What is simple rule for the depth
Of planting seed' ~
7. (a) Into what two classes may
plants be divided with reference to the
manner in which their pantlets rise
through the soili (b) Give two ex-
amples of each class.
8. Name two special topics suggested
in the State course for study during the
"Wintor Season."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
ARITHMETIC.

I. Ths taxable property Of . township
II $3,854, 900, the taxes amount TO $2,8TS.
What is thu rate Of taxation Of the town
shipi
Q. A mans income 10 5000 G year. His
rent amounts to one-sixth Of his income;
his board and clothes amount to twico A.
much as his rent, all other expense IL
ens.hale a. much a. his rent, board and
clothes. how much does he save each
year.
,. A note Of $3.50 dated January I.
1908. was paid in full, three years from
date. The note draws six per cent in.
forest, payable annually. If no interest
is paid, what was due at settlement
1. Find the area Of six-inch cube.
8. A lady wishes to secure an annual
income Of 81 200, and finds Ave per cent
stock to suit her at ITO l-2, brokerage
l-8. How much must she investf
8. II three and one-half yards OF cloth
cost Gil find the cost of eight yards.
7. II there was q gain Of l5 per cent
on tea at $l0s per pound, what would
be the gain per cent il sold at 90 cents
per poundi
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
READING.

The examiner will conduct an oral ex-
animation in reading. or he may require
the applicant to write the answers to the
questions in reading. These questions
arc suggestive for the oral examination.
Applicants for q four-yoar provisional
certificate under the Hawkins law are
required to write the examination in
reading.
This examination is based in part on
Briggs and Cofrman's Reading in tho
Public Schools.
l. Explain the fundamental principles
sf the Ward method Of reading
2, Show the difference between learn
ing how to read and reading.
.. Discuss the value and purpose Of
silent reading.
4. When during the recitation would
you assign the next lesson to fifth grade
class. and how much time would you
take In assigning this lessoni
8. Write your fayorite memory gem,
found in any series of readers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE

l. What is meant by soil inoculationi
How Is this doneH
2. How many pounds Of the following
s,ejs make bushel in Ohio; wheat,
leans, oats, clover seed, timothy seedf
3. What is the average quantity Of
seed required to the acre planting the fol-
lowing crops: wheat, oats, corn, pota'
toes and timothy seeds
4. Name five objects Of pruning.
s. With reference to their relation to
animals and plants, bacteria may be
grouped under what headsl
Q. What are bulbsf Cormsi Give
examples of each.
7, What Ia window gardening, Roof
gardeningf
8. What benefits may be derived from
attending Teachers lnstitutesi Teach
ers' Agricultural Conferencesi
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
uIIRAIuRf.

I. writA at least IL, lines fYvn scms
poem found in q school reader and nss-
hon the author Of the poem.
.. Write briefly Of Bongfellow's life
.. Who wrote ~Snowbound"i Shev
that you have read this poem.
L What school readsrs do you think
are the best for text in readingf Name
three Of the best selections In thess
books. iC
.. Name Ave Of the best books you
have ever read, and give your reason fo7
choosing any one Of these books.
.. Write briefly Of the life Of Rober.
Burns.
7. Do you teach memory gernsi Name
several memory gems that are favoritea
among children. loo
8. Who 10 James Whitcomb Riley
Quote four lines written BY Mlsy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
GEOGRAPHY.

I. What is tho approximate distance
from San Francisco TO New York;
2. Name the four largest rivers Of
Ohio and tell where each empties its
waters into larger river or body OF
water.
3. Name the largest city Of each Of the
following states and locate each city;
Illinois, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Missouri, and Michigan.
4. Locate Switzerland. and discuss its
chief industry.
s. Name the cotton states; the corn
states; the wheat states.
Q. Trace the shortest all water route
from New Orleans TO Rome.
7. Where are tho following places: Mt.
Washington, Mt. Mckinley, Pixies Peak,
the Yellowstone National Park.
8. Locate az nearly az possible the fol-
lowing counties of Ohio: Meigs, Medina,
Warren, and Henry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
UNITED STATES HISTORY, INCLUD-
ING CIVIL GOVERNMENT

!. Relate briefly the principal battle
fought during che French and Indian
war.
2. What were the issues upon which
Mckinley was first elected presidenti
3. What branch of our government
regulates the coming Of money!
4. Name the last eight presidents.
s. How did the United States acquire
Alaska, Texas, Floridat
o. What were the principal reasons
that Henry Clay failed in his ambition to
be president OF the United StatesY
7. Explain the results OF the "Em.
barge" and "Non.Intercourse Acts.
8. Give the substance Of the 18th, l4th.
and 18th amendments TO tho Constitutiop
OF ths United States.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
DISCARDS
Her Badge To Be United In
Marriage

uniontown, Pa, Dec. 4-Miss Lucy
Beech Johns OF this city, who is said
to be the only woman deputy sheriff
In the United States, resigned her po-
sition today In anticipation of her ear
" marriage to John G. Crier,a Pitts
burg travelling salesman. Miss Johns
has been deputy sheriff of Fayette
county since the beginning of the
present year. At the time she took
the oath OF office she received hand
s0mo goIdmounted police revolver and
and a badge studded with jewels.
Since that time abe has assisted in
the capture of several men. including
a murderer. who had escaped from the
county jail.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
PHYSIOLOGY.

l. Explain in full the process Of breath
ing.
Q. What are jointsf Classify the
joints.
3. Why do bones of an old person
break more easily than bones of young
personi
d. Discuss the work OF the liver and
kidneys.
s. Name all the divisions and valves OF
the heart.
o. State several effects alcohol has
upon the moderate drinlSer.
7. Explain the best method in caring
for the skin in winter and summer.
8. Locate the following bones; patella,
humerus, sternum, tibia. and scapula.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
Based in part on Colgrove's "The Teacher
and the School,"

pns"u iH P"tt OH SoibrVFos . ine Lohcnet
and the School,"
|. What opportunity Of professional
growth is open to the teacher at workt
2. Is it necessary that tho teacher
know the pupils he is to teach?
). now do you best study the child.
and what do you wish TO know of the
child's lifef
4, Criticise the following excuses for
failure ut was hard school," "The
school board did not support me- "The
last teacher had let the pupils do as they
pleased"
s. When should a pupil be promoted,
and what should be the minimum grade
allowedt
q. How many members are there in a
township board of educationi Who ia
their olerkf
7. What work in arithmetic should a
hfth grade be required to dot
8. Name two o. t, r.. G. books for this
years study.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
When wasse~ Mes wese-

"Webster's roAiay reaned. delicate.
and intellectual appeaance excited my
ecstatic admiration. ssls narrow face
and finely cut features. his yivacsous
though often half -oiosee eyea. oaptivat-
cd and thrilled nae. When. AZ
a boy OF o. my mother introduced me
20 him, and hs asked me what WAS
going to be- whether Z wanted per
haps to be musician. my mother told
aim that, thosgh I was indeed quite
mad on Freiscbuetsy vet she had al
vet seen nOthing tn me which indI-
Gated any msaiosd talent. ."--itichard
Wagner.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
NO DUTY ON ANECDOTES

"This sword came from the battle
field of Waterloo. An interesting anec-
dote goes with it,"
at is fine anecdote," said the 9TH
er man, after listening carefully. 81
bought the same anecdote once with
an old musket. Washington Herald.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
FOR THOSE Who
WISH To TEACH
Questions For Applicants For
County Certificates.
EXAMINATION HELD DEC. 2, 1911

Prepared by the state school Com
missioner to Test the Mental ouaI
IhoatIons Of Those Who Seek Posi-
lions 40 Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following In the list Of questions
- prepared under direction OF the
state commissioner OF public schools.
and submitted at the county exam
instion for teachers Dec. q. Tor cls.
msntsry school certificates:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
0RTHOGRAPHY.

The test In orthography viii be oral
this month.
Spell: zephyr, felon, epaulets, sub
poens, comet, cashmere, pygmies, dissen-
sion, visible, bronchial, paroxysm, buffet,
furbelow, machinery, chamois, paralyze,
partridge, parallel, weevil, moccasin.
chaperon, sickle, probing. nadir.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
WIRING.

Copy the following quotation as Q
specimen Of your best penmanship.
A man should always have two rules
N readiness; tho one to do only whatever
the reason OF the ruling and legislating
faculty may suggest for the use Of men |;
The other to change thy opinion, il there
II any one at hand who sets thee right
and moves thee from an opinion. - Mar
ens AureliuA.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
2, writo a. loa.. four elliptlcal sen.

Q. write at least four elliptical SEN
tences.
3. Write sentence that contains a
verb OF the active voice, and change the
thought in such way that the verb will
be in the passive voice.
4. Write three imperative sentences.
8. Give the principal parts Of four
regular and four irregular verbs.
9. Show that you understand the diff
ference between a eo.ordinate and cub
ordinate conjunction.
7. Dehne etymology. syntax, infection,
and synthesis. al
8. Diagram or aaalySe, No mans
power can be equal 10 his viii
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
NATIONAL iRRIGA-
VioN CONGRESS

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. 4-Delegates from
every sectlon of the United States, to-
gether with representatives of num-
ber OF foreign countries. arrived In
Chicago today to participate In the
nineteenth annual melting of the Ma
tionaI Irrigation Congress. The ses-
sions of the congress will begin to-
morrow and continue through the re-
mainder of the week
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
ModIfylna the possIbIe.

One hundred and two aviators have
becn killed to date. One hundred and
fifteen persons have met death this
year while climbing the Alps. But II
they hadn't been doing those things
they might have been trying to make
automobiles ascend telegraph poles.--s
Cleveland Leader.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05

Vbe Banner sgsezsrnsas ettantses to
Che fact'that a ohsrge h made fer the
publication Of ress,zAaons " respect,
obituary notices. eesas ~ thantss and
announcements sf eptfstsi.ments to
which an adnsisssn Ses n shrged
or which are sfvcn ebr snsaey znalsing
purposes, suoh a. sssnpexp. e&c.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
FAIR MANAGERS in SESSION

Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 4--The annual
meeting of the American Association
OF Fairs and Bxpositlons began In this
city today and will continue over to-
morrow. The association membership
comprises the managers and directors
of many of the leading State and Pro
vinoial fairs Of the United States and
Canada.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
ACCUSED OF TAKING
U. Of N. FUNDS

Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 4-The
case of j. J. Bren, former acting treas
urer of the University of Minnesota,
who is accused of the embezzlement of
university funds, was called for trial
today in the Hennepin county district
court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05

WANTED-A steady girl for gen.
eral housework. No washing. Mr..
b, Dubinsi1y. ss9 citizens phone.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
GRAMMAR.

l. illustrate by sentences, the adjec.
tive phrase. the adyerbial clause. the
noun clause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-17
.ntki@CreyssISs.|
After.Suppsrgsss.EsSsY
Talks. N1dTn ]

The Miss entered oyercowded street
about for a
Apparently companion luck have place
Isn't the air awful"
everything about And she her
pacidly Of the
had therefore you know
howl the Pert Miss dropped into
his
told she had
say. pretty rude asked the Just Man
suffer else
responsible for the the treats the
public
the you responsible7"
Partly Just other that partly
/ him; I o him
the conditions which his helps
public travelling
Why collect full from
them the right do
entitled
would
should
suffer conditions WhenT fare for seat
the has moral right take and deliver the
goods"
But people the What the
dor
DO grocer people a pound Of
OF
all by giving them half each II he then
them full would be what the
company doing.
the and II the
charge full price the half
would that the
all did when stood the who while /
stood or II rude. but It just"
4 am glad was not my foot, said the male person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-17
NUMBER ONE.


Giyeerine as an application for
scaids IL most useful. and should
BE- applied Immediately after an nc.
cidcnt Strips 81 linen or RAG soak
ed In glyeeriue should be gently
laid over the affected part
Butter will take the soreness from
bruise and will often prevent dis
coloration.
A cracked egg may be boiled by
placing teaspoon OF salt In the
water. This prevents any Of the
white from boiling out Of the crack
Stockings washed before wearing
will last In good condition far longer
than those not washed
When making cake the eggs
should be beaten thoroughly and
mixed In the last thing before bak.
ing. One wellbeaten egg will so as
far as two badly beaten ones.
Fat skinned from the water IN
which bacon or meat has been boil
ed should be kept for frying or
pastry. Snpcrfluous fat from Joints
may be melted-while sweet--and
kept for frying purposes.
Equal parts Of ammonia and spir.
fits Of turpeutine will take paint out
OF clothing. no matter how dry or
hard. Saturate the spot two or
three times and wash out IN soap.
suds.
In Dreaming butter and sugar. II
butter Is hard never warm tit
makes the cake coarse Warm the
sugar or the bowl.
II brussels rug persists IN roll.
Ing up at the edges It should be
turned over and a good coat OF glue
applied. Let II dry before turning.
and there will not be any more
trouble.
To make potatoes white when
cooked they should lie (pared) in
cold water for two or three hours.
The habit Of biting off thread
among young women damages good
teeth and is prolific OF sore throats
and even blood poisoning
To keep milk from scorching. the
saucepan should be rinsed in cold
water before pouring in the milk.
In slicing onions, or any other
vegetables. the cut should be cross
wise. Cutting across the fiber is
one OF the first principles OF cook
Ing with meats as well as vege-
tables.
White spots on furniture. caused
by putting down a hot jug or cup,
should be rubbed at once with III.
tie oil OF some kind. linseed for
choice, though paraffin or sweet oil
IL nearly ms good. Leave the oil
on some hours II possible, and then
polish
Soap should always be bought In
quantity. cut In convenient pieces
and spread out TO dry. In this way
1t will 20 much further than when
used fresh.
ClothespIns that have been boiled
10 or 10 minutes when new will
outlast those that have not been
so treated.
Soap should never be used when
washing silk stockings Add 4
tablespoons of bran TO | quart of
water used for this purpose, rinse
In several clear waters, pressing the
water out, and dry In the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-17

Two-Piece House Dresses (shirt
waist and skirt. made OF per
Gales. calicoes and ohambrays. in
plain colors. dots, stripes and
s hses'' an. An .49c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-17

best for the linIng7 (2) Should
men tip their hats to each other
when meeting on the street? go
DO you give your correspondents
private replies?
CONSTANT READER.
A.-n Yes. For lining. use
china silk. messaline or soft Paris
lawn. ca Not unless accompanied
by woman. 90 Yes, II a stamped,
seif-addressed envelope Is sent
Dear Miss Grey: % Kindly tell
me how 10 clean a baby's fur car
riage robe. (2) On what day did
November Is, 1884, fall?
MRS. ]. II. NJ.
A.--U With hot cornmeal
~ Saturday.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how to keep clothes from CLOSING
when ! press them. use heavy
ducking for pressing cloths.
A FRIEND.
A.--After sponging clothes, use
newspaper instead OF cloths for
pressing.
Dear Miss Grey: Can n brown
beaver hat be dyed black success
fully? II so, tell me how to dye IL.
g. l.. T..
Ayes, but don't ruin good
hat by trying to do IT at home. Take
II to n professional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-17
A Farewell

My faircst child. have no SONG TO
give you;
No lark could pipe 10 skies 80
dull and gray,
Yet. ere we part. one lesson ! eau
leave you
For every day.
BE good. sweet maid and let who
will be clever.
DO noble things. not dream them.
all day long.
And so make life. death and that
vast forever
One grand. sweet song.