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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12

General gootbs spa
8tsr It o d. Der SpaSierItod, ben
Der ,9eneral" Der 6eilsarmee in ieiner
Iebtsn 2ebens5eit benuBte, bat cine
mertpiirbige 9eIhitte. 8ei elmer
@erlummlung in guris nuros Elm be-
tannter ruiiii6er 4nur6ift bur6 bic
gldn3snbe Rsbnergabe bes Generals
betebrt, unD balo nah beiIen Riidte6r
nu6 Gnglanb srhielt er BON benz reuiz
GEN Climber Elm Stud biinnes Sell
nit bem griuher 3ugeian0t, eineu
Gnoten 10 binetn5utnupien. oab man
Dana6 bic 2Gnge oes oom General gez
pobnli6 benuBtsn Spa8terItodes abz
nebmen t0nnte. goot6 fam bem Sc
iuhe nuh uno fdnbte bas Seilftiif
rad Yaris 5uriid. aur5e 3eit puruuf
traf ein Spu3ieritod in 2onoon elm.
Elm 9eIhent oss bantbaren 8etebrten,
Der ben stod nit eigener Sano ungez
fertigt bate.
SugeTpl8 mamie man Bel u1a
ieren Iltporberen Denieni9en, Der itols
auf ieinem r0dg" (umhegten 6of)
fben blieb uno ntht btnaus5og, I'm
ein Weib 5u freien. Sn ben alien 3eia
ten rober Graft, mo ieoer nur an
Streit uub 9umpf Dahte, bate oieie
9eseihnunq etipas g6renpes, beun Der
Ieoige Mann oalt fir triegstihti9er
aIs Der, Der oubetm fir Weib uno
Sinh iorote. Wanher itarte 4rieger
blieb itpl5 pnb einiam auf ietnem 5og,
uno nirgenos pirp uns berihtet, ouB
er Elm perfnoherter 6ppononoer gez
pprpen pper gur in griibiinn beroHer
lei unb ttef nelanholii6 auf 0Itoeutia
aus pem Ssnau oetIumirt babe:
ncsh bub tein Weib, i'd hab 'tein ainb
sSn meiner Obsn Stube;
SOier tDnt'5 nidt ,9uten Ulorgen.@
limb,
6ier tpbt tein munt' rer 9ube."
Rein, ou t0nts @affsnsetIirr unb Der
Garm Der Sagbgenohen, uno beim
froblihen 9elage tretite Der geher
nit benz Wtetb, gDie 10 anbsrs ift's
Eeuts! Der alte SogeftoI5 ober Suns4
geIells man maa 81 ieinsn 9unften
reoen, mas man tpia - 1T bod bin
uno rpieoer Elm rsdt beoouernsDerthsr
Monn, uno per's ntdt glauben min.
Der erinnere iich nur an bic Dprte, bic
6oetbe ben Mepbiitu Ipreheu HBt:
,eSSn taidsg ssahrsn eebt's tpobl on,
go Inn uno um frei burh Die Welt su
ftretfsn,
aueir es fomn,t bic bDis 3eit beran,
uno Ii6 aIs 9useitoIs alleiu gum Grah
su fhleifen,
Das 9at nod teiasm spoaIaet9oal"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
Nar's Elm Yer6re6en?
GrsG6lung aus Dem 2eben stnes
2trstss bon Werperio.

Gs ipurbt beuts ni6ts nit Der
ShdhpQrtie. Or. Gldrus idgte, sr
babe 8opfIhmerSen, aber in Wahr6eit
tonnte er bic 5iguren niAt unterlhst@
ben, neil er 4nna Wartas 9eiidt Dor
4ueen bate.
Ger 6reunp bate linn borhin er=
s6hlt, DaB lie perlobt lpproen lei.
2lnnu Wluria, bieie ieins, i6l6s
tsrne, tpeibe Saube perIpbt nit d.
pulo Yteterien!
Des 0ottors sinserIpigeH rursn
10 itsif, oab er Die 5iguren niht oas
3rpiI9en fiiblte,
,2lber pie fann osnn Der alte 2uos
loft bus thun?" fragte er bart. rgr
peiB bod gang ssnau, baB gieterisll
Der Grsite 8uitlins Der Staot lit?
9em Iol 2lnna Muria - - Gr
iegte plDBlid bic SABINE fdarf aufz
einanper. s5bm mar bic Shtpeigez
pflidt bes 9lr5tes singefallen, ourunl
buhte er nur. mas er bate ia9en mol
len: Pima Mariu in ben 8Iausn bic
ies perbprbsnen uno pergifteteu Shiez
RESI-"
Der ssreuno iu6 iih poriittig nm
unb bdmpfts feline Stinme. vMun
Iagt gang ieife, Der 9cntoirettpr Bate
Vtetsriou's I6lsunise Silfe ppr Der
@spiiipn 10 unbepinet sebrauht, bar
er auf pieterien's 9eoingungeu EN-
9eben mubte, tpenn er niht nit einem
anaaeffett bate bon Der giloflGtc
oerI%tpinben pplsn. Settoem er oteis
isi6tlinniee sipeite 5ruu bat, befinoet
er Iih auf Der ihieFen Gbene. 8a III
Die Milionsnpartie Der 5ohter Elm
RettungsaHter, na6 benz er greifeu
mug"
.5rsili6 unb bic iunee 5rou tpirH
nit Der errpot1Ieneu Stieftohter gu.
9!eih bic piel ihDnere Ripalin los!!"
glarus tonnte es nidbt fuiIen. -:
Mnna Maria in Der 9epelt sines
Menfhen tpie gieterieu.
Wttt einsnl Wtale itanb er untsr
dn Der 8ant unter oem Sclunber
bui6, no er 4nna maria Dor tpeni=
gen Mp6en ssiaet, pab sr Riemaubsr
auf gcttes peiter WeIt 10 lieb bubs
tpis tie -
Gr fab iie Dor ii6. als oh iie tpis>
Der bort idbe, bic Iuseu sum Spoe
eridroden gu linn aufgefnlaeen
rMih 3 8 Seins. Bin ih bran
fnufb2 ~, babe es bod nidt qepuBt?
Sin i'd bran fhulb2"
Nein, iie mar 1icht ihulo, oper bod
nur burh bic riibrenbe Site uno 8e=
meteorological ibrss Wslens, nur
nurh ben inbetpubten 2tebreis ibrsr
neunSebn Sabre.
Mls iie bic ipebe gnttduihung aul
Teinem @eiiht serpubr setporbeu, bdtts
lie be1hdmt unb betriibt tpie Elm Rins
hinsWsefest;' sd babe eineH aHbereH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
AnSssxrtiae wdrtte.
Rtsvsri, IL. December.


NsIr.- sxfutr ~, 900 DbIs., 1.rfanst
DC, 900 Dbls. Ser Nartt par b.ut. fetis
Gyrins 1Atent A.40-x.65, nimier etraibsti
N.45-4.55, Bintsr yatents 44.6s-S.oo
6Srtna clears A.15-4.46, Binter ertras
&anfas etraisbts 3A.00-4.10.
NssSsRHttI sar rubis.--6air bis qutei
$8.65--S.S5, &sise his fsnes t3.90-4.00.
Dx4sst, mstl mar rubis ~ $2.1
q 80 Ssr loo Sfsns fair bis satss $2.sd
I-S.I6, asiss bic fanss $6.oo-6.25.
Iais mar ftstis. Ssinss stij.i
rws sslbes 3l.4s-i.50, srssss $l.40-&45
&iInSriss 1888.
Sm4 4Seiitn nsminsu. xm.rissn Csc
xnb Ganastan s3s c. I. 7. Nsp Dsrt.
NssseH mar isH. -Hs. Ssesrx 67s
IL. 7. BufaIs. ,...as
sat. il isf. = maI,sssh 800
{. If. buFsls.
1.i,.n-sa'ass = 221 900 ss.. E.rrsss
a73, 600 On. Nartt mar niuig.-Ns. 3 n.xe
rsttsr 106 {. |. f. I'm Glepator unb 107
7. 81 f4simners. xs. Hsrtsera GaIat5
94hc I. s.b. f&simmens.
8sIf Atsrn.- Bxfstr 5000, BsrianS
- 1x. Der Nartt 1T ftetia erSsrt ns.
54lxs i'm aIssatsr xas SAG I. .. b. idrim.
MenS.
&af.r.- sxfutr 5000 ga, s.rfsnst
- Du. Der Ncrtt In feif. - 6tsnSsrs
seiber 3S1te auf Dem 0eleiie, Ns. 3 sti5e,
$50. BE. 8 aSt, Re. 4 88t-37>fe.
eex III ruhis. - 4rima 1a0s, Ns. l15s
10. 3 105e. Re. : $685..
$stfen III rabis. State srSinar.r Biz
dsise 1912, 2+-32; 1911, 15-l7e; -.
siht Scat srStndrsr Bic 4sies 1912, IL -
23e, 1911 15-l7e.
etnte hnS Dtuis. ~ (e1tral GReritar
s811t, Hsssta 281l-aske.
4ebes IN feh. 4emIsk 1876.
ysrt if itetis.-6amiIl t23. .00-24. 90
Hsrt slesr 32:.oo-24.5o, Ntsi 1925
1875.
De ef Ia ieF. - fami.p t24.oo-75. 90
Rel $a0.0)--2l.o0, Desf. q 4inieS $4,000
$500.
Gxt Cte ats iins mi0ia. --OsSStelts Del.
LIEF, 10 biz IA M, 12k--12he, b. e6ul.
tsra <-sHs, b. S6tasen 1l-l4l<e.
64uaI, ii ihpah. NissIe 1ef yrim,
SO. 0.7s-Io.8O; Nafhrirtes in ibnad,. esati
Rert $ll.45, Q. 4. $l2.30, SsmpsxuS II,
-Blse.
fsls II Hau. vrims Sits ~ 6Lt
GsxRtrs 6-6le, Special 7e.
D0A M UbtI0 AG n wv WuI Vu.
4rima rsbss ~ $5.34-5.lQ, trima 6s1Re,
selbes $6.29-6.45.
Yetrsleum IL hetig. - Haikairtet
Aes DsrfjS.5 t,itas.lsjta w1s 9attinsr.
$3.50, b.. in 1ult sA8o
3dls n rubis. Dsmskis 6Iesss C5i'
3l-32c.
Sar, IN piais. 9tEatnss, sssSSxIt4
bis sutss $s.90-6.o0.
ferbenttn u IL ttetis u ss1se.
aeis III f.k.-eixteimif4er B1-se
Yatna 61-6ke.
Nslafi.s III ii.tis. Nes orTeaas Open
Asttle, ssisr biz Asite. S6-55t.
1xx xer. - Hstsr IN fet. NxSeesabs
- fsa, 3.6Ss. Centrifugal % Ten 4.05s,
KsIaAss.3u6sr % fek 8.30e. Nafhxirtsr
III itetis. Gxt ssaf 6.7oe, Srxitsb 6.6os
NssIs II" s.2ss, Sxbes 6.lSs, Sssserss
E.06s, OraNalaisS 4.00e, DiansHs ~
4. .Oos, xsa'.stisnsrs ~" 4.7Et. Re. I 4.6S,
-. 80. 4.6os, n. sA.S6e, r.. 4 4.50e, Ns. s
l.l5, n. q A.Aos, Re. Z A.35s, n. 8 l.80s,
Hs.S A.2Ss, n. 10 A.2ot, Hs. IL l.16, Ks.
Is A.10s, ~. IL I.0Ss. Hs. u <.oss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
Gsrs. gsnss uns astism in Hsw yuri.

GslS. gsnss unb astisH In sssw gprs.
0ts .sn eau 1T nillissr .u4 - So nab
ftIos ~ 4A-5x.
Yrima Ssf4aftspapisre sxrsss ~ 81
bisisatirt.
6tertixs er&Anae iA fetig. eiht
A. s4.s45a-4.853 sxS 90 fase Commercial
Tius ~ 44.s0-4.80lk.
Dxnhss- ObIiaatisnsm Sarsn Re-
fs sas ssrren pie fsIat sxstirt:
Der. staatex NefxnSias ~ 1007s-l01s ss,
~ rssikrirte (lss5) 1i3A-lll1. esassns
GsaSsss 1924 - 103, panama @ssiRsrss
- 100Ia-l01L.
afiteR m rft. - xnfaaas tDurss sism'
lid tart se,auft anb bic preiis fttsssn, 'pa'
ter ieboh surbe Der wtarit fdSah, nnb bis
s,sinne siaaen babel berIoren. Der Wtarti
iAIo5 itetis, bod fanben bic ShlnbnotiruH'
ssu m.in.ns inter bensn pos seffsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12

RinDbiek. - Cute bis aaserltiene fetts
Stiere mnren In 9ahfrage uub ftetis in
prsiie, bic anberen fielen um lO-15t. Sto'
f.rs uno Eeebers itno ft.tis bis fert IN
greiie. MiIdtabe iinb sbsnfaas tetis biz
fart
6Asue otisrs bra Atsn $7.O0-s,75, ertrs
s9.OO-9.25, fanes =, C3f.n "a. 2.75--7.25,
Eleii6ereiere $476-T.7b, auserleieu. $500
Os25. Seif.rs $a.7S-s.EO, trtrs $6.7s
$50, 4iite 38.25-5.50, aussrleieas Bis
EXTRA $e.2b-6.75, Ganners $3.50 - s.e5
ets&ers nas teesers $4.7s-7.O0, etod'
S.tfers $4.26-5.00. etod-Rabe $3.sO-4.2s.
BxIIen. - Die 9ufubr mar eering, bt,
Nadfraoe gut uub ber Wartt fart.
Naaere naS lei3se $400-4.75, Bslssxa
$4.75--6.s0, ertra 3560--5.65, fette bxaeH
a5.25-5.7S, Eeebers t4.S0-525.
adIber. Dei aiemlid srossr 3ufubt
fi.len bi. greiie nm 20-50e.
orstaxre xns srsts $5.0o-9 SO, fsir Bic
sste l.iAte t7.00-9.75, srtra $1,000.
RdlS.r In BEN fsmmiif tdaFera. --
tants I0e, priHa Bis sussrIsfsas s-s1ae
srSiAlre 5-8e. ....
Shweine. - Sic 3ufubr mar beute bi.
ar0ste Der ISOLDE nnb bieHreiie fielen pm
20e per 100 pfb. fir 81. iiheriorten. 0eiht.
8erianbtfsrteu unc SerleI fieI.n UNI 15c.
8ap.rs t7.50--7.8k, gate Bis axierIsisss
Berba6unss. nxS6 l.iiAsrfsrt,x 81 45--7 .55
ssnii&te Bsrtaknnssfsrten 81 S5-7 80, sr.
bin1re bis axssrltieRe idsere fetts Saw.
IS. .00-6.65, ertra $T.s0-7ak. 6tsss S4.0C
$50, .rtra $6.b0-6.75, Isi6te Ssriaust.
iprt.n $6.90-7.10 terieI ssx 11o 1funs
xuS seniser $5.00-6.s6, medium bon 16(
--18o pfuub &s.35-e50.
Saafe 1Hb axnasr - Die Rad
frnee mar cine gate uns Shufs iOuobl pi
2ammer aieeeH um 1o--l5e per 100 Bfuno
edafe.-ertra - 90, sxts bis axssrIeisa
s3.50-8.0o, srsixdrs bis ixte 81. .LS-3.40
edmmer. - ertra brshtsn f7.7s, snte BIZ
auserlefene $7.2b-7.s5, srsisare bis fsir
II TS--7 CO.
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NeSDsrt, II. Ta.n

Ntb III, II. NtBtWutrs
sinn if rubia IN $4s 25-49.75; Auyfer
in ft.tia; el.ettrstttie $l7.62 - l7.81c,
Cat. $l762-17.s7s; GaHinss - SIT as
-l7.35. Sla rubia "a S4.25@ @.40. eSsltsr
f.tie IL t7.2o-T.40. eiisn if rnbis; As. l
3ssaSrp Hsrtb.ra $18.75-19.25, -. I. b..
ixsl8.25-18.75, r., Sout5erR $ls. Is
1s.15.nuo. Re- Ssutasra loft ~ $is. 90
1900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
Gtieals, IL. DECEMBER 1913.

Rixsstsb.-SsesesS d. .65-10.75, feras
Gtier. q. $3.50, Sexli6e esitrs $40
9.lS, 6tskers xHS StessrS $40 - $50.
Rit. xxs etifers 81. 2.7o-7.85, Adlber $3.50
10. so. Martt iistis uno 10c nisbriser.
SSssixe. - esiate - 10 - 7.45, st-
wii6h tT15-7.65, f6sere &7.s-7.b5,
rsus. t7.15 - 7.50, etrssl $500 - 700.
Nartt Hau unb 10-15e nifbris.r.
SAsfs unb z mmtr.-o eis-
Seimii6e a. .O0-S00. sstIi&e ~ .2o-5 90.
sdbrliRse -. .4o-6.75, adnHer tiIbsiRi-
ike $6.25 - s.15, ssxIi4e $3.50 - S.15.
Narit tarf bis 10e boher.
Bxfxtr. - RiHssitt 20 ,0s0, S4ssixs
4S, 600, 8 safe xRb 9xnRer $4,000.
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Eltsasa IL. Oe3ember.

RsNf. - Nastt mar milIig. ~ 0tater
DeientS sl 30-4.9s, 0traietts $S.90-A.60,
0prina 1atsrts $A.2o-5.1e, ttrsiatts $3.50
LoS Deisrs Ss.to--s.70
0si1sa.-eis Delsmtss.Ssa -sA3is,
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Bon. WeIpnsartte.
Gia.ianati, II. Desemsss, isaa.

SS0ttHWett La OebSWUvst WEE
Die meiiten poR bex kseTaen Danten bat
ten btute cine rsdt quite aahiraas mad Dar.
ltben 81 ser,eiduen. 9sIb III ater nod i'm,
raer fen. Giir GorIeben ron eaa" pur-
ben bon ben Banfcn ~ - SO bereAntt,
an> 0efMdftspapitrt purben 5n 81 bisfsns
iirt. Die NaiIsr pIaeirtsn pat.aapital ~
s-shS ron eau" uns auf Belt au ef-
NeAfeI sai sge.p Osrf
pxrbsn ~ wari per $1,000 lpif&tn 1unsen
usrsAnit. DIE Gsunterrate bstragt sOe Vsd.
ats per $1,000.
NeAiH aal Gsrsss.
nab ihpad. - Die fsIsenSea nxshrsassa
lins ~ beriGten:
asnssH, 3 tag. ei4t, A.ss per
yarss, taas et&t, 617H traaes; bsr
500; 90 faae ei&t, $50 trssu S.r
3l0O; fit Gssti&Iant 4 fass Slot, 4 Rsrl
e63<s b. 90 faee @i9t, sl1Se.
Cssxmsntarp bius auf 9snson urbsn ~
l.eO. Asf OIassss An 47Sk aRs asf Del.
IAk ~ l.79k bertauft.
Nsases. .cbIsatisae2.
.a5if sns es'is. Die psnsea ssstis.s ss
eintaxf. Sertanf.
~ 1snSS, l995 goab. .ll3A lI&k
sx 0snbs, 1918. .l02h lo8
~ 1smsS, 1880. ...l00I i0lL
- vs7aMa ...l00I l0l1
ssssrins ssale i,miate.
Die 1mfdte i'm aisiiasn CIeGrixa5snis Se.
Hetfn 20 lssts axi &l,677, ,1S0.
asisl. .esfxrifatsn.
Dsr Wfarst ix ofaIiefuritGtes sar bents
lslr rubis unb bic Vreiis sebrldt. Die mad.
Htbsaesn g.rsaufe iinb su bsribten:
In ber 1Srfe.
First Call
" sltttsn gir'ti 4ds & electric ......~- SAX
IA WifteH e. ", a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sok
ssssn1 Call.
20 gfieu Gin'ti 8as & electric 10000. SAY
z aftteu Qtn'ti Gtreet Ro.........--..123X
em sfienen Waarft.
$50 @itier Columbus e. 1eric .2O4 \;
200 slstien 9iffle Wainmi Rb.. ...-. 2Ds Il
81 800 giu'tt SofpiiaI 4. 1860 60..... .106N
S2,6o0 Gir'h Sireet Rb. Smp. 3ls, 1926. 97L,
NaAkttsnbs fabeus ben i'm hisfiass Hars
Stnnbis1en Dsnbs naS 1ttiss sistt bic ON.
,isnsn nxstiruxass ax:
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Del 4 &3ubfor CO. ~ 81 Baane 60. 4r;. slh
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BiffinerS 81 ...... 6Sts sooufn rdfifrop or1ott
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SnpcYt AIR s0kI ITira 6. Chem. 81 e7k
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q q beb 4r ffasf). S3t goeftern U1b. A.. 81
q. n. i'm. Ir :. ~ Werrineb GI. CO. 81 ON
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Diebue6rttes

EiReinnatt. IL. Ce5enbet.
Sufxtr xnb BeriaHst DdbreuS Der serhsfs
fexen "a @tunsen, berglt&en nit Sem ssrber.
= aehensen fane harsR ME fcIQt;
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1.rWGrtt sar tstis. S.rsaxE Sxr,tx
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Help Standardize the Work in the
Public Schools of Washington

Ten thousand teachers in Washing
ton are needed to teach the common
schools now and only one thousand for
the higher schools Of learning. Is this
not convincing evidence that the great
majority OF our citizens get their school
training only in the common schoolsP
This being true, it follows that the
most important work in the field OF
education is that of the common
schools. The intimate relation be-
tween teachers and children during
the ages from six to fourteen, the time
when habits OF life, ambitions and
ideals become rather firmly fixed,
should make all thinking persons see
that the teacher should be carefully
selected individual to do very i'm
portant work in developing and shap-
ing the citizenship OF the common
wealth.
The normal schools OF this state as
elsewhere are the one standard means
for preparing teachers for this work.
The state normals here are now ranked
among the best in the United States.
and are doing more to standardize the
work of the common school teacher
than all other forces combined. The
wonderful growth Of the summer nor
NAL schools, recruited almost entirely
from the teachers actually at work the
other nine months in the common
schools, proves this. The normal at
Ellensburg had lis students at its
summer school this year, the one at
Bellingham $40, we are informed, and
the one at Cheney 497. These stu
dents and teachers were all intensely
earnest in trying to rise to the standard
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Movable Agricultural Schools

Six-day agricultural schools were
held last year at Lynden, Cashmere,
Snohomish and a twelye-day school at
Puyallup. All the schools were ar
ranged by the Extension Division oil
the State College and each of these
towns has requested another school
this year.
All arrangements for the school are
in charge of local committee. The
College furnishes instructors without
charge. Each person attending the
school pays an enrolment fee to the
local committee and in this way the
expenses are met. All Of the schools
paid out.
This year it is planned to hold ten
such schools if possible. Applications
have been received from Olympia,
Stevenson, Lynden, Puyallup, Cen
tralia, North Yakima, Grandview, CASH
mere, Otis Orchards, St. John.
Other applications will receive con-
sideration as the schools will be dis
tributed in such way as to best serve
the people Of the state. Final ar
rangements will be made in few
weeks. Communications addressed to
the Superintendent Of Farmers Insti-
tutes, Pullman. will receive prompt
attention.
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when others simply buying oil we-ohn D. Rockefeller
poems years without financial rewadames Whtcomb
Riley. .-.
He worked necessarily oaons while his neghbos said he
wouldn't amount to much-Wilam Jennings Bryan
determined early upon the honest politics and chung per
sstenty the principles the deal-Theodoe Roosevelt
IS week his chosen profession when ne might have
been making $25 a something ese.-Geoge AIDE
He did $40 worth Of work $140-Andrew Carnegie.
He lived moor man. surrounded graft taught the borng
to rusth im-John Mitchell
painted his boxes that had to be thrown over
board in a weck.-Sr Thomas Upton.
$4,000 of that most boys spend all o-Maisha
Field
goods handcat the OF hiring parcel
wagon.-John Wanamaker.
Show who has reached the top this worlds greatness and
will show wonderful thing will show the bot
struggling will show solitary climber stumbling toward noun
tain will show you and acquainted with grief will show
that flashes with determination ear that hears melodies I'M
known to the common resolution magnificent and will
incompatible his heart at 20 as in his rep
utaion at 4O-our square, soid magnificent
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set by the normal and will be that
much more efficient next year.

set by the normal and will be that
much more efficient next year.
The state superintendent tells us
that one thousand teachers come into
our state, from the middle west chiefly,
each year. These teachers are not
, normal school graduates-they are for
the most part "floaters,' and their
training has not fitted them for the
work Of teaching in this state especial
ly we'll. The state, normals here are
doing exceptionally well in fitting their
students to 60 forth into the common
schools Of the state and raise the STAN
dard Of efficiency there. This past year
the normal at Cheney issued 264 GER
tifcates to teach, Bellingham about as
many, and Ellensburg 49,, Each year
the number increases and in each
county these normal school certifcated
teachers form a larger and larger leav-
en- in the whole mass and are gradually
raising the standard Of efficiency to
such degree that there Is now active
agitation to abolish the annual county
institute and substitute attendance at
summer normal school.
Do you think we should entrust the
training of our children to properly
trained teachers, or to those who have
had no training for this special and
very important work
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Flying Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people, with
like results in loss Of appetite, back
ache, nervousness, headache, and tired
listless, rundown feeling. But there:
no need to feel like that as T. D.
PEBBLES, Henry Tenn, proved. Sia
bottles OF Electric Bitters" he writes
did more to give me new strength
and good appetite than all other
stomach remedies I used" So they
help everybody. Its folly to suffer
when this great remedy will help you
from the first dose. Try it. Only SC
cents at all druggists.
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Great Northern Time Table

Trains depart from Leavenworth:
Going East Going West
No. Q, 100 am; No. 1, 1.35 pm.
=" A, AIS am; 43, $40 pm.
" %, ABS am; 8, $50 am.
" 4, $40 PM; &" 81. sos am.
Nos. 81 and % are fast mail trains.
All trains arrive FIVE minutes earlier
than time shown.
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Are Eyer at War

There are two things everlastingly at
war, joy and piles. But Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will Danish piles in any
form. 1t soon subdues the itching,
irritation, inflammation or swelling. 1t
gives comfort, invites Joy. Greatest
healer Of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts.
bruises, eczema, scalds, pimples, skin
eruptions. Only rs cts at all druggists.
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Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office at Waterville, Wash, July 20, 1912
Not coal land. Five year proof.
Notice is hereby given that Calvin Young
1905, made homestead entry No. l0l69 serial
No, 03S9l. for swA neA, wa seq, seq seq
section %, tip 20 n, range Is e meridian
has filed notice of intention to make finnl
five-year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Frank Al. Rey.
holds, U. s. Commissioner, at Leavenworth
Wash, on the 18th day of September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: J.B. Ca
hill. James Ainge, Charles Cromwell, Joseph
Teshera, all of Leavenworth. Wash.
w. f. Haynes, Register
aug go
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nspnr,ment of enc Interior

U. s. Land Office at Waterville, Wash,
August o, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Martin Gohl
man, of Leavenworth, Wash, who on Feb.
|, 1907. made Homestead entry No. 1855,
Township "a, Range 10 II, w. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Frank A. Reynolds,
u s. Commissioner, at Leavenworth,
Wash, on the 25th day of September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Win Faulk-
ner, j. b. Hathaway, K. @. Booth, VIM.
Simpson all of Leavenworth, Wash.
augl8sepl3 w. f. HAYNES, Register.
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BUTTER WRAPPERS AT THE
ECHO OFFICE.
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WHY He Succeeded and Who He Was
sESs{ s&X 2! 2

He never loaned money except on good securit
and at ordinary rates OF interest-Baron Rothschild
He saw the necessity of refining oil at a tim