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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08


The COW BOY.
Cynthia Grey: There Is a y0ung
man. claiming 20 represent the soy
eminent. canvassing this part ol
the country Tor subscriptions 10 &c,
out A typographical map OF the five
northwest states tie claims Il 10
be A movement OF the farmers 90
get Information that a few men "a
the government service already
have
Subscription ssT5. the govern.
ment paying 50 per cent OF the
cost Please advise as TO the
merits OF the proposition
Al cannot advise In this case.
Write to T. $ Coast and GeOdetic
Survey. Washington. D. c.
Dear Miss Grey (n How can /
clean a light Jacket tel win puffs
be worn much this summer
ANXIOUS.
Al Cover Il thoroughly with
tlfttt , EAAAA tut w. anu NAt unto
a heavy pssteboaFd box in a dark
place for three or four DAYS Then
remove and shake well. IL there
are spots left. clean with chloro-
form. t2l Yes.
Dear Miss Grey: Cu Please give
recipes for angel food and devils
cake t2l What will take apple
stains out OF white cotton goods
90 What material makes prctticst
baby dresses 90 should a baby
OF : months wear shoesg II 50.
what kind MRS +. ~ 5.
A--ltl Angel food: beat whites
OF eggs until very light add !
cup OF sugar gradually. then fold in
u cup -four which has been siftcd
4 or times with Y teaspoon salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Dear Miss Grcy-CD win going
without breakfast reduce ones
weight 90 Are meats fatteniugr
READER
Al No. t2D Lean meats IN
moderation are not fattening Fat
meats. bread. potatoes. cereals and
sugars are fattening, Drink no
fluid At meals. Chcw food longer
and eat less- Walk outof doors.
and take cold spray or tub baths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Dear MISS Grey-(1l IN what
grade should a boy OF fourteen be
az Please give name for an
eighth grade club. REDHEAD.
A.-ti) 1t depends entirely upon
bis ability. 90 The Wiseacres. The
Last.year club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Dear Miss Grey Kindly give
recipe for renewing nickel plating
on stoves when slightly ruated
Also the best way 10 entirely cover
the plating when badly fusted
TNO
A.--Cover the spots with grease
for few days aud then remove
she rust by rubbing with a little
AMMONIA. Polish with whiting n
very badly ruated take off the
grease with dilute hydrochIoric
grease with diluted hydrochloric
acid. II Il does not remove the
rusty marks better send rusted
parts to the factory for REPEATING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

When you take food into a stom-
ach that Is tired and oyertaxed the
gastric Juices do not form fast
enough 70 digest il properly. 50
the food becomes sour and ataonce
begins 10 throw off gases. Your
stomach becomes inflated Just as
surely as If you attached a toy
balloon to a gas jet Then the
gases and foul odOrs Issue forth and
pOIute your breath. making you an
object Of nausea 10 your friends.
Your tongue quickly becomes coat
ed and you can taste all the foul
ness that Is within you
Now all this condition is changed
almost instantly By a Stuart's Dys-
pep8ia Tablet This little digester
gets busy at once supplies all the
digestive juices that were lacking
digests the food in a Jiffy and
opens up the cIogged stomach and
bowels. II also sweetens and re
freshes the mucous lining OF the
stomach and bowels and restores
peace and content.
II you will give Stuart's Dyspep-
sla Tablets chance they will not
only sweeten your stomach but also
your disposition and you will never
have another stomach H.
One grain or a single ingredient
Ia Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will
digest 1000 grains Of food Tins
saves your stomach and gives Il
the rest II needs All muscles re
quire occasional rest n they are
ever overtaxed. The stomach Is no
exception 10 this rule.
Try box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and you will wonder how
you ever got along without them.
They are sold at so cents by all
druggists everywhere a trial pack.
age will be sent free on request 10
Y. A. Stuart Co. $50 Stuart Bldg,
Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Dear Miss Grey--(D What Is a
nice present for a boy Of twenty
~ am a blonde. What color
shall have my spring Dress 90
Please suggest way 10 make "a
80 WIN overAkirts be worn muchg
t5l Please tell me a nice present
for girl friend for her birthday
FALLING LEAVES.
An a book. a calendar, a
cushion cover or an inkweii 81
Blue or amethyst 90 One-piece
style. with heavy net yoke dyed 10
match the material ca No. 90
a dainty handkerchief. picture. a
book or something for her dresser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

blaekheada and pimplcs and how
question Of anabsorhlnE Interest the ~
Those aho afford
from these defects The afucnt friends
how twas done ourselves
beautiful
This enthusiasm lasts treatments
then there's Hump les really
want i one minute and that's
mast be faithful treatment q merely
HiACkHEADs especially They
aingh discharge inactivity producing glands
condition be helped BY qukeninE the
o alternate u.e Of hot aud cold wae by avoiding irritating
and powdeTs Keep digestion regulated
freely and drop a DO not
baekheads Wash the face
rinse with clear hot then clear cold
lowing lotion
teepnA'e sulphur part
sNto"oi
Nash
NA'f
PfMPLEs Sli usually bahheads II
uses the wash
pure and simple food plenty air
should have skin free from pimples aud backhcads
before retiring will aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Last-year club.
Dear Miss Grey-nD What is
the meaning Of holding hands? ~
IL II proper to exchange photo
graphs with a boy friend who lives
out OF town. 90 / will be eighteen
soon. Should wear my hair
dressed bigh7 90 when a young
man calls, should | stand Ia the
hall while he removes his hat and
coat? LITTLE CUPID.
A.--n1 No particular meaning.
except that the couple are spoon.
ing" ~ II IL not advisable for
a young girl to make a practice OF
exchanging photographs with her
boy friends 90 Yes. % II you
like.
Dear Miss Grey-Wiil you kindly
inform me whether II Is proper
for girl TO exchange gifts with
young man when they are not
engaged2 ANXIOUS.
A--According to strictest rules
of propriety, perhaps II Is not, but
II they are very good friends I see
no harm in gifts of fruit. flowers.
candy or books
Dear Miss Grey--(1) IN the law
still In effect In this state reqnir-
ing certificate OF health before a
marriage license will be issued
~ Can license be secured In any
town or do you have to go to a
county seat. (3) Is Spokane the
county seat? CD IL Spokane the
NJ M. NJ.
A.-(1) Yes. (2) County seat. (3)
Yes.
Theyg3n who says his life Is an
open really means that we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
WOULD YOU HAVE A LOVELY
COMPLEXION?
Then Read

Then Read
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN BEAUTY DOCTOR"
BY CYNTHIA GREY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
Of
ABachelorGirl

Woman seems 10 be built to wOr-
~ about somebody's staying out late
at uight n Il Isn't the cat or the
maid, It's sure To be her husband
Men turn over new leaf Just as
a woman would II she expected TO
flnd a aquirmlng worm on the under
slide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
A sERIous SERIAL

What did your wife say when
you stayed out 80 late last night =
I don't know She hasn't fin.
iahed telling Il all TO me yet. De
irnlt Free rrcAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

and 1 teaspoon cream OF tartar
Add teaspoon vanilla. Bake 80
minutes In angel cake pan.
Devil cake Boil together u cup
sweet milk. = cup grated choco
late and = cup brown sugar until
thick as cream. then cool. Mix well
together cup brown sugar. y cup
butter. 80 cup milk. 9 eKgs beaten.
then the boiled mixture. vanilla
and cups flour siftcd with tea.
spoons baking powder ca Put
stained parts over bowl Of hot
water and alcohol and let steam un-
al stains are removed 90 Sheer
dimity. lawn. handkerchief linen.
90 Yes. soft soled leather.
Dear Miss Grey what chance
has a young man who has not led
a very good life. and who has been
through the fire OF despair. TO Eat
into lodge or other organization
which viii help him in hiA effort
TO RETRIEVE STRANGER.
A.--Consnlt officials OF lodge you
wish TO join.
Dear Miss Grey-Will YOU help
me- vas about 10 be engaged TO
a professional businessman here.
aud last week ! bleachcd my hair
to a blonde color. lie wrote me
and told me he would stop calling
on me lie thought | had more
good sense. Why should Il concern
him now love him very much.
but ! think be should apologize.
ANXIOUS MAID
Al am afraid I cannot advise
you. Perhaps be doesn't like
blondes
Dear Miss Grey-(U What viii
make the hands soltg ca What
will make the fingers timber for
piano playing
CLUMSY STUDENT.
Al Dry thoroughly after
washing and rub klycerin and rose
water well into them each time. e.
The practice necessary ia learning
piano playing will timber tho
fingers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
That Feeling
of FulIness
Disappears in Five Minutes aftei
Taxing a ssvart's Dyspepsia
Tablet

A Trial Package Sent Free on
Request
All Of the unpleasant sensations
attendant upon eating too heartily
are instantly relieved BY Stuart =
Dyspepsia Tablet Like sticking q
pin into a rubber balloon The
reason Is simple and easy to under.
stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
Chic
French
Toque
and
Overblouse

Spring ha =
come ia Paris.
and here - the
latest IN hion In
toquoa aud over
biouaen
The toque Is OF
fine black braid
trimmed simply
with a tassoled
ornament m a 4 g
OF black satin
knife plated and
black and white
braid.
BLACK chiffon
over satin IS
scailops lace trim
med. Is this DO.
ioro like over
blouse. It's lines
are 40 severely
plain that q will
not be becoming
except 20 those
Of exceptionally
good figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08
Cynthia Grey's Letters

Dear Miss Grey; AZ I have
only one arm and cannot find
a place TO work. will AJAX you 20
please help me 20 find work.
would like TO have Job
watching some building nights.
The COW BOY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-08

Dear Miss Grcy--How can
clean a gray beaver hat7
CONSTANT READER.
A--With fuller's earth.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27

at 900 a. u. OF Jan. 7th, 1911, present
all members and county auditor, that
were present on the proceeding day.
On motion the sum OF $3.50 state
school fund just paid in by the Moore
Land Company was ordered loaned to
| c. D. Barrett on presentation salts
factory security to the states attorney.
On motion the personal property
OF Fitch Helm, or the Bison Mercan-
| tile Company, on stock of goods at
Lennon, S. D., was ordered to be
reduced from a valuation of 81 250 to
1896 Carried.
! The board then passed to the examin
alton of the various records of the
several county officers, as required by
law.
At 800 p. m. the board adjourned to
Monday, Jan. 9th, l9ll at 500 a. m.
Monday Jan. 9Th, at 500 a. m.
the board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members and auditor present
as on previous days of this session.
| On motion. the county auditor was
directed to have printed and hung in
each county Office, the court house
rules.
On motion, the following court house
rules were adopted.
Rule IL. Each county officer order
ing supplies of any kind for his office
or for the county, is hereby required to
place such order Immediately when
given, in the auditors order book, and
that he be required to check all sup
plies received by him and file the same
with the auditor at once upon receikt
of such supplies.
Rule Ill. 1t shall be the duty of the
]anitor under the direction of the
county auditor to at all times keep the
several offices in the court house clean,
properly warmed and lights properly
attended to and this building and
grounds clean and sanitary.
On motion, Commissioner Lennon
and Henry Duncan Sr., were appointed
as road reviewers, to lay out road
from the N. w. corner of sec. 20, twp.
q N. of range l6 East B. H. NJ. south
ward to Meadow, S. d. Carried.
On motion, Commissioner Larsen
was appointed committee to repre-
sent the board during the construction
OF the bridge over the North Grand
south OF Hettinger, N. D., near Stolz
enburgs, and Comms ssioner Lennon a:
a special committee to represent thi:
board during the construction of thu
bridge across the main Grand. soutl
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27

1908 Barrett salary December 81 50
1904 Geo Chorpening rs 90
l705 Peter J Tscharner 100 90
l7o6 Grace Baird Tice 10 10
1907 C l. Carlson . 81 60
l7oS F Shuttleworth salary December rs 90
1909 Alma Tramper = 50 90
l710 Julio Thorson =" IS 25
I'LL Mabel f Campbell " 80 rs
l7l2 Marguerite Ryan 80 60
l7l3 Kusske & Finnegan casket and disn-
fection 35 70
TIA Olin II Fletcher sheriffs fees 100 so
l7l5 Olin II Fletcher sheriffs fees 2o6 IS
l7l6 Henry Stolzenburg deputy sheriff 1879 Is
1717 Joseph II Corken medicine to poor Is As
Ills Elizabeth Horriean nursing co patient $50 90
l7l9 Dr. E Sargeant med attendance to
slS55G allowed rs 50
1920 Archie G Parker typewriter and fees 93 As
l72l Martin Peterson deputy sheriff fees
s57. allowed 53 o.
l722 A Goodhue deputy sheriff fees S272-
30 allowed 264 29
l723 John Obey depuey sheriff fees $53.40
allowed SO 40
l724 Damon assisting sheriff 2 CO
l725 w Stowell board of psisoners 2 rs
l726 Ralph A Parsons livery hire 90
1927 A Robbins deputy sheriff fees 25 10
1928 E A Robbins deputy sheriff fees $3.50
allowed 81 so
1929 Jacob Pressler livery hire 90
lT30 w w Jackson deputy sheriff fees 10 90
1881 Bison State Bank court certificate paid so
1882 Jno Malloy unloading and carting 80 rs
1888 F Barrett shipping school books ii 50
1874 c l. Carlson postage and freight 80 %
1885 Ira Merrill goods to poor II 55
1876 G f Lennon board patient paid 81 so
1871 F Smith election expense l 20
1888 G Lennon board co patient paid 40 90
1889 Frank Merose goods to poor 10
l740 G Elliott goods to poor a col
J l74l Z Green room for prisoners 90
1742 John Anderson, Aberdeen. board for
prisoners Nov 66 50
l743 John Anderson, Aberdeen. board of
prisoners Dec 90 SO
l744 Frank Edmunson cosket for poor 90 90
l745 Dakota & Mont Tel Co tel service as
1746 VIII A Beach Co books and blanks $40
is allowed ls0 Is
! l747 Theodore Thorsen jantor Nov Dee 10 oo
| l74s Edw Miller justice fees 81 so
| l749 Geo w lngles transcript evidence % 40
| 1850 Grand Valley Herald ptg and adv sc 7b
l1ol lscharner exp states attorney 81 AZ
1852 Mrs M Parker board pri oaer so
1853 Palace Hotel board prisoner Ok
1854 Jno l. House guarding insane ls 90
| 1855 ID Perkins freight paid 80
| 1866 Geo ID Preston livery hire q 20
| 1867 News Printing Co blanks 20
| l76S A A Axtell constable fees sG5 allowed "a q
| 1853 Louis Sanders co road work IS e5
| l760 II Wohl justice fees 80 90
l'9l Dr Z Jones post mortem so co
!, l762 Educator Supply Co sup co supt schooss2 81
. 1853 Mrs Della Edman asst co supt IA 60
1854 Sam Thomas livery hire u 90
1863 halver Halver goods to poor 26 60
l766 Perkins Co Tel Co telephone service 20 SIS
1867 Geo II Carr goods to county 10
1858 Bison State Bank court cert paid 80
lns c Emerson printing and adv SO 90
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27
t Lennon, S. D. Carried.

of Lennon, S. D. Carried.
On motion the auditor was instructed
to lay floor over the present one on
the lower floor of the court house.
On motion, the treasurer was in
structed to make the following trans
fers OF funds to-wit.
81, 1926 from register of deeds 'uad
to county general fund.
$500 from register of deeds fund to
insane fund.
s47l.72 from interest account to
county general fund.
On motion, the county treasurer was
allowed deputy at s75 per month,
from Dec. 18th, 1910, to April lst 1911.
Carried.
On motion the county treasurer was
instructed and empowered to pay
Archie G. Parker, clerk of courts, the
sum of sl75 to the amount of a cash
bond Since fully discharged, which had
been enormously paid into the county
tOdSut J. todlu Dollu USlHS given ny
Charles Darrah and Frank Hoffman,
and paid over Nov 9th, 1909. Motion
carried.
The records of the office of clerk of
courts, having been duly examined
showed as follows:
Received in fees during the year
1910, the sum of $S48.lO which being
less than allowed him by law, remains
in his hands.
Also, that said clerk of courts had
received in fines during said year of
1910, the sum of 81, 100 which said sum
had been deposited with the county
treasurer.
| The board also examined the books
and accounts of the comfy auditor and
county treasurer and found them to be
correct and properly kept and that
there was balance in the hands of
the treas surer in the sum of $40, ,3S0. OIL.
The board also examined the fee
book of the register ofdeeds and four d
it to be correct and all fees received
deposited with the county treasurer.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27

ITO Quammen & Austad Lbr Co lbr 10 co B
l77l DR. E F Jones service insanity cases Il
l172 Elias Thompson, Carriage culyert pipe s.
l773 X A Osborn printing ahd adv
l774 Thomas & Travis board prisoners Is
l775 w II Nesbitt election expenses
ZIG Reinert Larsen, carriage culvert pipe II
l777 r Schomaker deputy sheriff fees )
ITS Art Metal Co metal case Reg deeds
1873 DR. Josiah Young serv insanity ease
l7SG B McCallum carpenter work
l76l News Printing Co typewriter desk il
1882 First State Bank Strool court cert pd i
1888 Sadie Williams nurse pest house =
1884 d r Perkins fees insanity cases z
1875 E F Barrett exp to Belle Fourche
1856 Frank J Wagner carriage
1877 DR. E F Jones prof service co =
l7S8 Frank hummer deputy sheriff fees
1889 Lennon Furn Co caskets to poor
1890 u K Perkins service insanity cases
1871 Perkins Bros Co stationery .
1892 Perkins Bros Co books and blanks $i90'
Swallowed 10
1898 Olin II Fletcher sheriff fees
1894 Bison Courier printing and adv
1885 Oln A Fletcher dep sheriff fees
1896 Olin H Fletcher dep sheriff fees :.
1897 II III Aldrich trersorers com l#9 '0'
1898 H H Aldrich bal Dec salary
1893 Fitch & Helm livery hire
1900 Frank C Peterson. coal to co
1901 Francis Mukel exp dep states atN
S452 10 allowed -"
1902 Frrncis l. Mukel exp dep atites a'H
SAT so allowed =
1903 Mrs II II Aldrich salary Dee :.
1904 d r Perkins salary Dec
1905 Geo K Darland board prisoners a.,
1906 l. T Larsen com fees and mileage !,
1907 A w Anderson com fees and mileage =. I.
1908 J Rees Dillon com fees and mileage :.
1909 C E Lennon com fees and mileage
1910 Brown & Saenger elet tion tickets anu
supplies
1911 Mrs Geo Benson witness fees anu -"
cage az
1872 Bison State Bank postage and eNpiess
1913 Fred M Bell witness fee and lhiIe'5'
1914 H Obey witness fees and mhe@se
1915 VIM Stewart witness fees and mHeSs'
1916 j II Hand witness fees and Hllease !,
1917 James T Smith witness fees ana '''''s'e a
1918 Geo D Preston constable fees :,
1919 Mrs Olive King witness fees ana i'''''' >
1920 Bert Beddow witness fees, mileage
1921 Geo ID Preston constable fees /,
1922 WIN Hatcher witness fees. mileage
1923 Chas M Vaught witness fees H''I''s
1924 Ed Lowe 2
1925 Clarence Arenson q
1926 Henry Ellingson 2?
1927 Oscar Evenson j
1923 Louis Banick /
1929 VIM Blick !
1880 James Finegan 2
1881 Ed Bulls
1892 M Bennett
1888 Maurice German
1884 E A Robbins constable =.
1885 John Voshall witness fees
1886 James Fairchild
1887 Henry Star
1888 John Miller :.
1889 T A Hawkins
1910 Ed Grogan Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Power of Musk.

Visitors to the mosque Of st. Sophia,
in Constantinople, notice as soon as
they enter a beautiful fragrance per-
vading the entire building. When the
mosque was built 1000 years ago the
stones and bricks were laid in mortar
mixed with a solution of musk.
You'll find It In the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Industry of Ha

the manufacturing industry Of the
United States.
The rs pages devoted TO occupa-
lions, labor and wages show the
share Of the population engaged in
gainful occupations, including sepa-
rate tables specifying number OF
each sex employed, and data as to
strikes, lOckouts, wages and hours
of labor.
The 40 pages devoted to internal
communication and transportation
include data on the postal service,
telegraph statistics, miles of railways
operated, length of track, number Of
persons, tons Of freight carried,
showing a growth of railways oper-
ated in the United States from 3Oh
thousand miles in 1860 to 1900 in
1870, $4,000 in 1880, 10000 in
1890, 10000 in 1900, and 1000
in 1910. Data regarding express
companies transportation upon the
lakes and principal rivers Of the
country; freight rates from principal
Interior points to the coast, and to
European ports are also shown.
The 10 pages devoted to foreign
commerce show values of imports
and exports and trade with various
countries for a long term Of years,
the imports having grown from 668
million dollars In 1880 to 789 mil
lion in 1890, $50 million In
1900, and 1857 million in
1910; while the exports show a
growth from 835 million dollars In
1880 to 858 million in $780, 1894
million in 1900, and to 1,745 million
in 1910. The share which crude ma
tertals for use In manufacturing
formed in the total imports in 1890
was 21.6 per cent. in 1900, 32.5 per
cent and in 1910, 1854 per cent.
Manufactures ready for consumption
formed 29.2 per cent of total imports
in 1890, 23.9 per cent. in 1900, and
23.6 per cent in 1910. Manufac-
lures exported in condition ready for
consumption formed in 1890, 1877
per cent of the total domestic ex-
ports in 1900, PAP per cent; and in
1910, 29.2 per cent; while manufac-
lures for further use in manufactur-
ing formed in 1890, SIS per cent; in
1900, 11.2 per cent; and in 1910,
1871 per cent; foodstufs in the
meantime showing a material de-
cline
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Satisfied.

Satisfied.
Ambitious Author - Hurray! Five
dollars for my latest story, 1.-THE Call
Of the Lure."
Fast Friend-Who from?
Ambitious Author-The express com
pany. They lost it.-Woman's Home
Companion.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
TAUGHT HERE Is YRS.
Plymouth School Board Reluctantly
Accepts Resignation of Noted
Teacher and Lecturer On
Primary Methods.

Miss Ida NJ. Haines has resigned
her position as primary teacher In
the Webster building to accept tbs
superlntendeney of the Primary De-
partment of Valparaiso University.
She will take up her work thers
Sept. 10.
For fifteen years Miss Haines has
taught in the primary work of the
Plymouth schools, and as the years
went on her services became mors
and more valuable She became an
expert on primary methods of teach
ing and frequently was called 70
lecture to teachers institutes. Fo.
number of years size has spent her
summers at Valparaiso as assistant
in the Primary Department of in
struction for teachers. Her work
became SO valuable and her knowl-
edge of the work so thorough and
advanced that President Brown Of
fered her the superintendent of
the entire department which she
accepted.
Miss Haines work there will be
with those studying to he teachers
connected with the public schools
She will he the supervisor Of the
primary work in the University. In
addition to this Miss HaineS viii he
president of the Y. w. c. A. of the
college.
Miss Haines will keep her proper
ty in Plymouth and her people will
continue to live here. She saws
that she will be back to Plymouth
quite often.
The regret with which the school
board releases Miss Haines from her
contract here is EXPRESSED in the fol-
lowing note from them: addressed to
her:
Dear Miss Haines:
The School Trustees of the city Of
Plymouth acted upon vonr resigns-
ton today. and reluctantly consent
cd to GRANT Won release. I was in
sfrncted, to say that the board
wishes YOU success in your under
takings in the future and trusts Won
will at all times give to your con-
stituents the eminent satisfaction
Won have in our schools. With
highest personal regards. I am.
Yours very truly.
L. NJ. Lauer. Secy.