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Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
Keep Whistling
By WALT MASON

Keep whistling It's better than pausng cuss, and tearing your sweater and raising fuss No ger banished by swear words and howls, no troubles eer vanished because of your scowls; they'll hang the longer finding you sore, they'll thrive and grow stronger and you the more. Keep whistling It's wiser than taking a club and scoding Ezer who's late with the grub; or roasting Susannah. who's painfully prone to punch the piano when shirts should be sewn. For scoldng and ranting and shedding the tear makes life less enchanting for everyone Keep whist ling. It's saner than paving the air; and folks are not eager to list while you groan of suffering meagre compared with their Your friends will desert you and call you bore and think it virtue to siGestep your door Whereas if you whistle and laugh your and swear that a thistle is good as a rose they'll say you're honey, bird and peach your life will be sunny. which is T Screech.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
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vention of bull terriers, but the meeting Monday seems to have shattered both precedent and expec- tation What warke inteptions brought the com mitteemen together do not know, and none were openly declared hinted in the of the proceedings Equally imperceptble is any pected peaceful result of the meeting. It seemed have been held only the passing of time which hangs heavily this of the year when there is little to be done.
 There some understanding that criticism of
 ilatoriness in turning the republicans would be induged in; or rather, that there would be crti cism of the practice of admitting republicans to places for which there willing democrats There also an understanding that there would be attempt the qualification of the party accord ing to the ideas of the anti administration faction with respect to purity, but the party result of that meeting remains unceansed.
 No wounds bound up and none torn open afresh. The committee met, apparently, only to preserve the status and break the record for unaccomplishment But under all this seeming quility Vesuvian fires may be seehng which will break forth of these fine days.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
AMERICAN BUILDINGS IN INDIA

One of the most significant recent develop ments in connection with the construction of large buildings in India has been the increasing use of American re-enforce steel for concrete construc- ton and of various American roofing materials.
 The use of expanded metal and re-enforced bars imported from the United States has greatly increased economy in recent construction of build ngs in India and it is said that it is cooler and sanitary than native material.
 Building operations in India have hitherto been noted for undue cost and unwiedly construction in many particulars.
 Many houses fall every year during the heavy rains at the break of the monsoon, and result. chiefly of the disasters there is much more rigid official inspection of building operations in the leading cities.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
MODERN VIEWS

MODERN VIEWS Never burn your bridges behind you, advseo the sage Why not?" asked the fool. They're insured Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
SIXTY THOUSAND GERMAN STUDENTS

Statistics to hand concerning the attendance at
 German universities for the winter term 191S-14 snow that the number of students studying at the twenty one German universities has for the first tune exceeded 60,OO0 in round numbers. To be more accurate the number students enrolled for the term in question amounts no less than CO., 546; during the winter term of 1912-13 there were only 594S4 students the lis-so that the in crease amounts to nearly 1000 Needless to say the number of students has largely helped to bring about this startling increase At
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18

The young who concealed himself in the gallery during session of the democratic state committee on Monday has deeper grievance against the state administration than he expected to hear aired in the committed The floor where he lay all afternoon like postage stamp, had not been swept since the adjournment of the legislature. And it is on such a record of untidness that the administra ton expects to perpetuate itself.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
HE STILL HAD IT

Look here, you swinder!" roared the owner of the suburban property to the real estate man. When you sold me this house, didn't you say that in three months I wouldn't part with it for ten thousand dollars?'
 Certainly, said the real estate dealer ca,miv and you haven't have you?"-Ladies Home Jour- nal.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18
The Democratic State Committee

Whenever two more democrates gathered together in the name of politics. there may be ex- pected to be an absence of amicabe relations-an absence similar to that which notes in
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18

Again, we encouraged to look hopefully to the clouded heavens for somewhat withheld spring rains.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-18

the present moment there altogether 3400 wom- en studying at German universities opposed to 2966 during the previous year. that the actual in crease amounts to very nearly 45o The best at- tended German universities are still Berlin, Munich, Leipzig Bonn and Frieburg At the present mom- ant Sss3 students are on the list of Berlin university whereas Frieburg can boast of 3163. To judge rom the standpoint of attendance. the smallest German university is Rostock where only 1905 students enrolled for the present term Furthermore there are only twelve women studying at the latter seat of learning. whereas the number Of lady stu dents attending Berlin university at the present moment amounts to 717.-Contnenta Correspoho- ence.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26

Editorial stss-Chiet. MesAei Rice, ss-
ssetates, Pssl seseiiere. Rtshasd
Dsis. Eieasor Ls nlase. visia vigas.
Grade AT was visited by Miss Bar
low, assistant physical training teach
or. After watching the pupils 20
through the course OF exercises she
declared they were excellent, and gave
them additional ga;neG to play.
Mrs August Weaken, the beloved
mother OF three grown children. died
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler are rejoicing
over the arrival OF twins.
The pupils are not TO be marked In
oral hygiene until after the examina.
ton Of the teeth by the dental In
spector.
The girls In A room are trying their
best to travel on the rings. Just q
few can go across one time.
Grade Al has three pupils trying
for diploma which IL offered by A.
NJ Palmer for finishing the work In
Palmer method writing. They are
Marie O'Brien. Msryle Acklsy and
Alma Lenhart.
The boys played soccer. Thursday.
during physical training time. The
As defeated the BIS, the score being
and /.
Mrs. Connie Conapotskls, OF Green
ave-, was made happy by the arrival
OF baby boy
During physical training time the
girls In the A room play German bat
ball and the boys play soccer.
Meryle Ackley resigned from the
star and Paul Soneliere has taken
her place.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26

E-.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l545.
GARFIELD AVENUE.

To J. pykowskL. u. Prussck. b. Bah
cock. J. 4. Boomer. Alex Bresowski, v.
Psrkowski y; wsrs. X. ooe.ywsey. !;
J. Mscninak. Wayne Cigar Co.. An
fhony BieNI. S. JurdEuiskI. Auth Coke.
~ Frauchxowiak. Auth Kubrsya, jos
Fisming. ~ cylks. Jos krsft. Jos
jos Krauss. Jos Timm, Marion Laskow-
ski Joe Borchman. Jos Kropazyhskt.
Tony spunk, John Thurman, Jos Gro
sow;sl. M Gins, ssisw na wilisa = PICK.
ram. Jos Magdowskit A. Weir; ,: Grab
owski. Julius Raaska, John kus. v,
Zarembski. Konstanty Psczasny, Henry
tieht rnSms. zo', Jonn s sSs Aug.
Busch. A. MikolateSch. A. Cxarneeki'
l., Grxbowski. Martin warys, ~. Walk
owiak, Era Liska. Anton Mat9ks, sian
c DosSry ' ar.s Msnuyns Koiodaas
scsk. Julia Hortyciewics. Mike Marcel,
byss, Carl Kuperak. y: Blasskiewics. J.
~ oicjinsak. ]. II. Marshall. Victoria
chsch, L. Skibicki. J. wojnisewski. and
TO all other persons owntng. occupyink,
or otherwise Interested In any OF tn ,s
Avenue. In said City or Detroit within
the limits hsreiDaftar mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit having ordered 10 mvcr curb ~
line OF Orleans street to the west line
OF Cheus street. to be GRADED ana
paved. notice 10 hereby given tnss N
lots and premises fronting on said car.
Held avenue. and liable to be ssseeeeo
for said Improvement under the pro.
visions OF the City Charter. and tnat
pieted. and Will remain at the Asses
sors' Ofhce. In the City Of Detroit. IRON
the date hereof until November ~,
1914. for the inspection OF All persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel L. Dfworth.
al President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26

Msrrsii. Krsmsr. n L Ross. ~.
3 serknsn n cu@minss 4tha
d hsss nsS; r. siss. e'iar's di asa:
sS aS o or sis: ssans \. ssy
q the lots and premise. frontinE on
fireman avenue. In said City OF Detroit
within the limits hsreinaftsr mention
The Common Council OF the City Of
Detroit. having ordered 90 much OF
fireman avenue from the east curb
curb lire Of Boxwood avenue. 10 be
graded and paved. notice II hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said fireman avenue, and
liable TO be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the City
Charter. and that roll OF said assess
msnt 10 now completed. and will re-
main at the Assessors Once, In the
City OF Detroit, from the date hereof
until Nov. 10. 1914. for the Inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A-sSl lt4,s..e 40 Presidsnt. :,
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
OWEN SCHOOL

sEastersal staH-Chief Geoygis EerEm-
sOnt associates. katherine Mavtsn.
EstSer DAILY. Floresse Rove, Asches
Day.s. Hsses Devsr' Wn"as sses-
Mrs. NJ. Rowe entertained last Fri
day evening. at her home, No. S2S
Twelfth-st, q number OF guests at
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
In honor Of the Misses Beatrice Cam
eron and Edith Ginster.
Mrs. Lawrence Hickey entertained
ut her home, No. 314 Baldwin-ave.. the
Sewing circle OF Palestine chapter, O.
z. 8.
The next meeting Of the Delta
Cana club will he held Oct. Is, at
the home Of Mrs. Vaughn Reid. No.
$50 Lothrop-ave.
Louis Fittinger, OF Unionville, Mich.
! has been visiting for n few days with
his sister, Mrs. W. J. Seery. who re-
sides at No. $50 Fourteenth-st.
Mrs. Charles Brown. Of Chatham,
Ont, formerly Miss Margaret Daley
IL visiting relatives residing at No. 7Se
TweIfth-st.
MI. Pearl, instructor In athletics,
was ND to Owen school last Wednes.
day. and informed the boys of q new
way of playing football; also some
exercises which, he said. were goos
for developing the muscles. He spoke
TO the boys from The A-5th to the A-Sth
and took boys from the B-6th to TIE
.A.stf out in the yard. They were al
very enthusiastic over the work.
Edna Olds and Lrcretia MCGOWAN
OF the training school. owing to the
increased attendance, ARE assisting I'm
the kindergarten IN wednesday and
Friday Of each week.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
CLIPPERT SCHOOL

cditorisi sta9--CAies. Hose stwet.es,
asseeistesy velna stuetsers Cesslis;
Mccain. Osear Harnish. Fred Anbs,
Dorsthy Mlkslls. 81 J
Wednesday noon, Frieda Kellsr
was hit on the side Of the head with
the newcomb ball. She was not seri-
onsly injured. and was soon playing
again.
Dale Curtiss has room for foreign
children who do not speak English.
he also takes classes In reading aud
has eight periods . day for individ-
ual boosting to pupils behind grades.
The pupils Of room A are keeping
lists Of mistakes made In graamar
In and ont of school.
The population OF this District il
rapidly increasing 30 that there are
many more children In the Clippert
school this term than last.
Last week. Mr. Dfblef. father Of
one OF the AS pupils. sprained his
ankle quite severely.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

Editorial stas-cAief. Rssa.e.S Gerst
aAsseeates, HutA PssePs. RathIeer
Fsrnlys Gerald Black, FloyA LanG.
leg, Cushman 11eGes.
Friday afternoon the graduating
class OF Room A was organised. The
nominating committee nominated FOL
president, Cushman McGee: vice
president, Margaret KILLER; secretary
Margaret Smith; treasurer. Thomas
Lawton. The selections were elected
by the class except for vicepresident
Helen Morgan, and treasurer, Gordon
Macdonald.
At the close OF the meeting the pres
ident addressed the class and thanked
them Tor giving him the honor Of be
FMS their president.
Helen Morgan, vice-prssidsnt, "a
only on trial In AS but we are all
sure Of her winning out.
We plan to have many good times
together. Committees are to be se
lectsd as soon as possible, and we
will report the names OF those chosen
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
CRAFT SCHOOL

Editorial staa--CAasf. Mavsa wsIeA,
sta6 not yet aSDeintel.
b The boys OF the AS grade are going
to make specimen cabinet for Miss
Lantx. our principal. who has accu.
INFLATED q number of interesting spec
linens.
On the rainiest day OF the term ali
the pupils OF A room managed to get
to school. We had TO have recess in
the room, and there was very little
noise for the number OF pupils. This
shows good discipline
One afternoon while the AS class
was reading q hook called "The
Friendship OF Nations" q member OF
the class. having come to the pream-
BILE OF the constitution. Unexpectedly
closed the book and recited the pre-
amble from memory land he didn't
even make one mistake.)
Russell Nichols and Clarence Bore
man are two pupils who were In the
B-7 and are now trying the AT. We
hope they succeed.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
THOMAS SCHOOL

Esstsvial staR--ChSss. Lawrence Ous.
easoeeates. Eleanor DeYtram. David
Tewem. Mabel Barth. MsrrslI OsgooA
Harold Wl1laRS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloese are the proud
parents OF new baby girl, who was
born Oct. q. Mrs. Bloese and the
baby are getting along fne. They live
at the corner Of Harper and Field.
Mrs. Johanna yoelker, No. 1911
Holen-ave., died Wednesday after hay
ing been sick a long time. Mrs. voel
ker, native OF Germany, was SO
years old and q resident OF Detroit FOR
30 years.
Miss Guysi. drawing teacher, visited
the Thomas school Thursday. This
was her nrst visit to our school this
term. She said our drawings were
dne.
Arthur Klonne. OF room A, broke his
arm while cranking an auto several
days ago. II was accidentally dislo.
Gated again yesterday. He In able tc
be In school again, however.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
HILLGER SCHOOL

DasSspsaI staa--Chsefs we'd r. ASlsu,
aseessates Emily rceeosyess Dess-
tby Dell. 0esfge w. Wsiskssg.
Miss Zimmerman, who teaches Ian.
guage and singing In rooms A and B.
10 organizing IN orchestra and On.
poets 10 have the piano. violin and
several other string Instruments, a.
sisted by the drum. Such q band
should make some noise for our
school.
The editorial STAG held its nyst
meeting last week aud discussed many
subjects. We have agreed TO meet
once . week. ~
James Hamlin. who resides ct No,
|623 Fisher-ave., 10 quite III. and the
doctors have been unable 70 deter
mine the nature Of the trouble, Henry
Husg. . grandson, - In the A-room Of
our school.
Mrs. Theodore Herr. Of No. 81 Rolls
pl.. 10 confined 10 her home with Z
very badly sprnined ankle.
Mr.. ana MIRA ,. Shannon oelebrntsd
their fourth wedding onniverpary a
their home. No. o1o Croneavo, Non
day ovoning. Oct. 70. : -. 8.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
CARY SCHOOL

Editorial staa--CAses. Dan C, c,r,.At
sssessates, GLADYS Aliisen. Franh
Carney. crnsst Danss. stepAss Ksifsr
A meeting Of the Cary school grad
yates was held Thursday evening. nj
the West Fort branch library, for the
purpose OF organising an alumni asso
citation. Details will be given later
In fast game OF football last Sat,
urday morning, the Cary Greys de-
feated their old rivals, the Morreil
Juniors, the final score being - to o.
Our newcomb team II prscticina
hard for the game TO be played with
the 0illies school. Frances Bslisis
was elected captain Of the team.
/ DR.. J. A. Kinney. prominent physi
clan Of No. ssS Lothrop-ave., was In
vited By the teacher and pupils ri
room b, Cary school. to give lee
ture on how to keep well. DR.. Kinney
has accepted the invitation.
Johnny. very bright pupil In the
eighth grade. said TO his teacher:
did you say those flowers we are
drawing were cosmoepolitans?"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
N0TICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1851.
PALMER AVENUE.

To Henry q. C. Weber, Peter .Clsm-.
KIN. John schank. Michael RummeL
nnenry y koppin. <. Ebert. b. Agricsla.
Daniel wurm, Peoples savings Hank,
Palmer mfg. Co. Jacob 0aister, Jr..
VIM; Wintermath, Herman scherf.
Louis Maehring, Ernest s0yaumiller,
MilhelIine Andres. Jacob Gaister.
fony knstrswski. Augusta Badwick.
J. st!eng, dso Waincke, Nary kao-
LAX, Richard q Helms, Chss. Dsrie,
WilheImine Derbe. Duxie Kuchera.
S -, HERMAN August Abraham, Mar
Nsrks. Christian Bregge. Peter brooke,
John Aohr. Anna Schrieber. Louis PEI
los. A. Gabler. and TO all other persons
terestsd In any Of the lots and prem
ises frouttng on Palmer aysnue In said
Sity Of Dstroit Within the iimits hare
The Common Council or the city OF
Detroit, having ordered so much Of
Palmer avenue. from. the east line Of
Moran atreet 10 the west line Of Mt.
Elicit avenue 10 pc GRADED and paved.
msnt has. bean made upon ali the lots
and premises fronting on said Palmer
avenue. and liable 20 be assessed for
said Improvement under the provisions
OF the City. Charter, and that roll Of
said assessment 10 now completed and
in the City or Detroit. from the date
hereof until Nov. 10. 1914. for the I'm
'pse''0n s q p ST HssE ssSsSfusso
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
.A-s77 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
School Department


KastsriaI ssaa.-cAiss, Bsssse Cree.
| Asssstatest Mssjeyy Nute, Agnes
nssn6ens CsSvsl msn",e. s
| ass.
stcreopticon pictures OF Europe are
shown at the John 8. Gray library.
corner OF Field and Agnssave. every
Friday afternoon ut 4 o'clock. These
pictures are for the pupils from the
fourth grade. through to the eighth,
and are very interesting and instruc-
tive.
Leon Zechman. of the BIS class.
succeeded In stopping q runaway on
st. Paul-avs., last Friday noon, and
returned the team safely to It's owner
at the Canton-ave. dairy.
vicinity Of the John 8. Gray library
were invited TO meet Miss Elizabeth
Knapp, the new supervisor OF the
jchildren's department or the Detroit
Public library. Thursday.
| Miss Baldwin. physical training
teacher. made her second visit to our
school Tuesday.
We are indebted to Erwin Forester.
ling, OF the A-s class for the item
about the runaway.
We expected TO send In q few snap
shots before long.
Mrs. Harvey Barry. of Toronto. II
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. williams.
at No. 266 Baldwin-ave.
Leona Campau, whose parents NOV
ed away from the vicinity OF the Field
school. Is staying with her aunt In
order to carry on her studies with US.
The students of Room c on Mon.
day welcomed Marjorie Parker to
their room. She has been attending
the Webster school.
Monday afternoon the boys OF RooN
G played q newcomb game with tia,
boys Of Room B. The score was 80 to
Is In favor Of Room b.
A story hour for the children from
the FIRST TO the fourth grades will be
held at the John g. Gray library every
"Wednesday after school.
Several boys OF Room c 90 to the
d. U. 8. every Tuesday and Thursday
for gymnastics
In the IRE drill Thursday morning
the school was cleared in one minute,
Is seconds.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
NEWBERRY SCHOOL

Editorial Sta6--Ckfef. George Dspep.
resty assoceates. LeOnasd Stewfnski,
Mahe! Msiliades, HeaIy kiesmsa.
sells sssnewski.
onicers Of l;ewbsrry's graduating
class OF 1915 are ~ foliowp: sal,
President, Morris Closky; vics-pres-
ident. Jenetta Tomas; secretary. Her
bert Fraser; treasurer. Emelda Roulo:.
members. Angela S0snowski.l Arthur
Srock, George Dupernell. Beatrice
Kelly, George Brandes, Marie Steiger.
Mabel Mallinder, Leonard wisper,
Lewis. Slakter. Leonard Slowinski.
Herbert Lenx, Henry Kienman, Ethel
Soutbwood. Eleanor Pasco.
The Newberry German Batball
teams have been started again, Nor
ris Clasky and Henry Kienman are
the captains. Morris won q game
Monday afternoon, 1873. Henry won
Tuesday morning. and afternoon, the
scores being 1910 and g.
The AS girls have sewing in place
OF domestic science. They have six
new sewing machines. They are now
making bungalow aprons and EXPECT
to have them finished In q few weeks.
The girls are then going to give q
luncheon.
A ''Taffy pull" was given In honor
OF Miss Angela Sosnowski. No. 13s
Thirty-fourth-st. celebrating her four
tecnth birthday. Monday. Oct. 10,
from to 10. She entertained Beatrice
Kelly, Mabel Mallindsr. Marie Steiger,
Emelda Roulo. Viola Law. Clara stein
and Janette Tomas. : Light refresh
ments we're served and music and
singing was enjoyed by oil.
Miss Caswell, former A-room teach
er. visited her old school and pupils
tuesday afternoon. All were delight
ed TO see her. -
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
WILLIAMS SCHOOL

Edtteriel Sta9--Chlef. wuiisn Hayes,
asSeceates, LlOya. De Block. APthus
Sehnke. ArthuP frelbsrg. kenneths
Sehaai. Elsie Custsnee.
Miss Egler. q teacher at the Scripps
school. visited Room A OF the VIII
liams school. Thursday. and enter,
tanned M with few solos,
The boys IN the neighborhood OF
niinois-st. have Organized q troop ii
Boy Scouts. under the lsadership Of
Meairn Naumarim, and the assistant
or Hugo Schultz. They have three
patrols and are looking for new mem.
bers. 80
The girls Of Room A, Williarns. kave
orsanized German bat-ball team.
Inc captains are Catherine Daar and
Elsie Custace.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26

.Eaisssssl StsN--CAsefs Jsssss Rep
Asssetssesi HAIRY Wsish, Cia9sst
Cssvtes Milton Hsis, 9ewe.s rse'
Clyas killisxbeek. kethlsss Mskis.
sls, NsSy keeches. Howard ruraer
0eraid Wshlspn-
This year there IL IN extra room
called the Advance room, the plan be
ing to help those who are behind In
their work. Mr.. Lamport II the teach
err. The Advance room pupils are
having double period In manual
training and mechanical drawing each
week. Their class meets every Mon
day afternoon. with Mr.. Solar ~
teacher.
Roo ms A end B and the advance
room are having number Of new
como games.
The following supervisors made on,
school visit this week: Thomas n
Chilvers, music; Mr.. Peral and Misz
Baldwin, physical training.
Our Fairgrounds are for the use oil
the children Of our school, before
school time and after school hours. n
well as at intermission time during
the day Beginning last Wednesday
q teacher IL on the school grounds aft
er school hours. from $3.50 to 4:30
to assist pupils In organizing new
games.
Room ] 10 studying about the diner
emf kinds OF pine lumber. A few, OF
the boys went TO the lumber yard and
procured some specimens and the
teacher Is demonstrating them.
For two weeks the supervisor oi
schools mad little army or painters
working on the building. They paint.
ed all the outside woodwork and the
basement We are quite disappointed
that we are not going to have the
brickwork outside painted at this
time.
The pupils OF Room c are at pres.
ent very much interested In one OF
TenEyson's poems, The Bugle Song.
A contest II on between the rooms
that have manual training. Mr.
Pickens, the manual training teacher,
is going to take the best class to visit
q planning mill.
Commencing this term, the girls OF
room A Will have sewing lesson In
place OF cooking. The girls are all
very much delighted over the change
and are doing all In their power to
derive as much benefit as possible
from the lessons.
Jack and Elizabeth McGhie, OF room
y. spent an enjoyable summer in Scot
lard.
Several new pupils entered the A.
room this term ~ ~