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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17
DEPRESSION WHICH
OVERLOOK COUNTRY
AT WARS OUTBREAK
NOW is VANISHING
Continued from PAGE one,


lief from the shadow which so long
has hung over the south.
He who wants may read plain facts
winch show on every side not only a
marked hopeful feeling in industry,
but tangible facts on which such feel
ms rests. All problems are not work ed
out yet to perfect solution That could
hardly be with most of the business
ard Industrial part OF the world en-
Gagged in destroying life and property
On colossal scale.
Unemployed Decreasing
Nevertheless. on many sides mills
are busy and factories running full
time or overtime: the number of I'M
en- ployed is steadily getting less.
The coming winter throws no such
few weeks ago. and the statement is
beginning to be heard here and there
that goods cannot be delivered as
promptly as they are wanted because
the factories are too busy. The world
abroad IL turning toward America for
the phrase, Buy in America has come
to have a potency that hitherto has
been lacking.
1.-THE Improvement in conditions.
however. is not wholly due to the war
Great and growing as our exports are.
they form Dut small proportion of
all Of the total business that is con-
etantly increasing. knowledge tina.
products that can be sold: the certain
~ that money can be had to finance
business and enterprise; these and facts
like these have brought fresh conf
dence into our domestic markets at
the same time that foreign buyers have
entered them.
I'VE may be grateful, therefore, in a
sense both raln nd
only that we are far better off than
our suffering brethren beyond the seas
hut that we are better placed our
selves at home than we were a few
weeks since. We may b. glad that ths
present is good: thankful that It IL
growing better and hopeful for the
coming months"
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w. C. WALTERS MUST
FACE TRIAL AGAIN

New Orleans. November lev. c.
Walters must face trial again on the
Charge of kidnapping 5-year-cld Robert
Dunbar from his home at Opelousas.
Lit. The Louisiana supreme court 80
decided today. Walters was sentenced
T. life imprisonment
On appeal the supreme court de-
tion of which Walters was convicted
was unconstitutional. A rehearing was
granted. however. and Walters kept In
Jail. The court today rev ersed itself on
the constitutionality feature but re-
manded the case on alleged errors OF
the trial court.
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DOGS

DOGS
BIRD DOGS for sale: good covey and
single bird dogs: good retrievers and
good all-around dogs: English point
ers. males. $36: females. $50; Eng
lish and Lewellyn settlers, males. $40:
females, $35: we allow five days
trial; dogs not satisfactory refund
money; Pennsylvania. Beagle, black
and tan and Redbone hounds, trained
for soons. possums and cats. SIT So
each: ss5 per pair. Allow 10 days
trial on hounds. Good tree. strike
and trail dogs. The Southland Ken
nels Macon Ga 10-25-30.
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FILMS developed. Toe per roll. Prints Sc
and &c each Prompt attention and
work the best. covsn Co t-s1-sf
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Relief shin to Sail

Relief Ship to Sail
Washington. November ia vessel will
said from Seattle December IA. by way
of the Panama canal. carrying supplies
from the Pacific northwest for destitute
people of Belgium.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONAL

reward; I positively guar
antee my great successful monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of the long
est, most obstinate, abnormal cases in
three to five days; no harm, pain or in
reference with work; mail, $3.50; double
strength. g; booklet free. DR.. South
ington. 80 Long Bldg. Kansas City,
Mo. 10-15-tf
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SlOVE hEF AlhIlNO
STOVE repairing, lowest prices. work
guaranteed, experienced workmep; let
us get your heaters and ranges in shape
for winter. Phone the Miller Stove
Works. Main s626 l1-s-tf
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NAVY can help you win success, it has
helped thousands of others. -Four years
in the Navy is an education, with every
opportunity for mental and physical de-
vclopment Training you receive will tit
you for successful career after you
leave. Apply Navy Recruiting Station,
Hood Bldg. Birmingham.
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the war comes an In
creasing demand for American made
goods, h9nce more travelling statesmen
are required by some of our most re-
liable wholesale concerns throughout the
States and Canada; all lines; previous
experience not essential, provided you
are hlstler. Best Of reference re-
quired: write for particulars Southern
Salesman. IA Luclkis 1t. Atlanta, Ga.
u.17-2t
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FOR SALE.

Stock farm and cattle ranch; 500
acres S. r., 2h miles railroad
station, within 40 miles of Bir-
mingham; dwellings,, dozen
springs. ever running creeks,
la level valley. Ia rich rolling
and la hilly lands. If you want
bargain this is 1t. Can be made
an ideal farm, whether you raise
stock or not; $4,000 worth hard
wood timber. Quick sale $3.50
per acre.
HILL & ARNOLD.
1924 4th Ave.
's'+.
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WANTED --SAI.ESMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. travel and APP
point agents; salary $50 monthly and
expenses. Home Supply Mfg. Co.. Sta
ton A, Niagara Falls. N. Y. Illicit
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HOTELS
W ANIED-HkLP
JOB PRINTING

BELL PRINTING co.
My Sd ave. Charles Roberts, WHY'S
Roberts. proprietors Commercial Print
ing and quick delivery a speciality. Teio-
phone 1914 Mail orders special atten-
ton. u-l3-tf
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WANTED-HARNESS MAKERS AND
SADDLE HANDS. APPLY j. b.
SlCKLES SADDLERY CO., ST.
LOUIS, MO. 11-15-4tsu-tu-fri-su
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had the courage and foresight to give
people this wonderful financial reform.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09

Tanto lie han dicho que ha con-
testado que esta cansado de esa
algarabia, y ha suplicado no lie
digan NADIA de la crftica, y sigue
emborronando ell papel.
La Colonia sensata combate la
causa y da animos a los que tu-
v!mos ell atrevimiento de meter
nos en- las once varas, dandonos
sanos y fructiferos consoles, ia
les como:
Los hombres Sc llaman sabios.
-Pero no 10 son.
-Tienen mucha inteligencia.
--Pero ninguna sabiduria.
-Hablan muchas palabras.
.-Pero no tienen inteligencia.
--Esperaban dar lecciones.
-Pero no son capaces.
Deiadlos marchar y aprender,
pues no han logrado ell secreto
de la sabiduria.
La Cr6nica' por ell c%ontrario,
en- vez de morir, tiene pingues
ofertas.
Podemos probar que han ofre-
edo $500 por la cuarta parte, Pc
no csc pescado no es del tamano
que Sc busca. Ia union de la
Colonia Hispano-Americana es
ell peg que deseamos y no duda-
mos picara ell anzuelo.
Ell CRITICADO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
UN OSO PARLANTE.

Hallase actualmente en- Lon
dres, en- ell circo ingles, un oso
curiosisimo. No solo trabaja en-
un trapecio, sino que pronuncia
de una manera ineligible las pa
labras yes" y mo" y cuando
su domador lie dice:
-jTiene sed? jQue quiere to-
mar?
"A drop of rum" (una gotta
de ron)-contesta.
Para lograr esta maravilla ell
maestro del oso Sc vale de mono
silabos que Sc refieren a bebidas.
De esta suerte Sc propone If
aumentando vocablos Y silabas,
hasta completar ell vocabulario
de oso con las palabras brandy
GIN y cock tall"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
Cartas rezagadas en- ell Consulate
General de Mexico

Porfrio V. Hernandez, Crist6-
bal Munoz, Lorenzo Salinas, Pa
bio Manzo, Miguel Obregon, To-
mas Rios, Antonio Ortiz Flores,
Rosa Morelos, J. Barjas, Alberto
Lacrampe, Pierre N. Berfnger.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09

Muy concurrido y animado es-
tuvo ell lunch conque los MEM
bros del Press Club obsequiaron
a Mr.. Walter Williams, Dean de
la Escuela del Periodismo de la
Universidad de Missouri. Sc e.
fectu6 en- ell comedor de honor de
dicho Press Club, ell Microbes 6
del co~rriente, con asistencia de
distinguidas personalidades. La
vena humoristica privo en- los
discursos que Sc pronunciation al
terminar la colacion.
Xxx
Pasan de se~iscientos ounce
mil los ciudadadanos inscritos en-
los registros municipales de Ca
~lifornia, que Sc cerraron hace
tres dias. Sc revela ell interes de
los votantes, al concurrir en- tan
gran ndmero al Registro civil.
QUARE CAUSAM? No 10 sabeis,
lector milo? Sc trata NADIA menos,
que de la proxima votacion para
decidir 81 California puede 8 no
seguir fabricando, vendiendo y
consumiendo who's, cervezas y
demas bebidas mas 6 menos al
coholicas. Ell case es peliagudo,
pues ell votar a favor de tan es-
t1pida proposition serfa arruinar
las riquisimas industries del Es-
tado; amen de dejar sin trabajo
a millares de personals. ESQ, sin
contar con los terribles y dantes-
COS sufrimientos a que nos verfa-
mos sujetos, al privarsenos del
unico consuelo que nos va que
dando en- este triste mundo. va
hace un ano, ell paternal Gobier-
no federal, nos prohibio ell tomar
aquel divine nectar opalino, ell
Ajenjo, inspirador de suenos ma
ravillosos, creador-de genios, mu-
sa de cantares bellos. Y ahora,
para colmo de males ) castigo de
~nuestras culpas mas imaginarias
que reales, Sc nos vienen encima
los Prohibicionistas, queriendo
impedirnos ell 1ltimo goce terre-
nal que va nos queda: la bebida!
Yo apuesto ciento contra uno a
que tan necia proposition sera
derrotada en- las urnas, en- No
viembre proximo. La 1nico que
siento es que no podamos hacer
10 que en- nuestro cerebro anida,
comouna muestra de nuestro odio
a esos hipocritas que Sc las echan
de puritanos!
Juan AMINO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
SUBSCRIPCIONES

do Sc gastaba ell dinero sin pro-
vecho de el, nj de su familia por
ESQ era ell mas apreciado, una vez
resolvio If por su canine y OBJ
servar TODD 10 que pudiera e an
benefcio de 81 propio, sin dar
mas oidos a las camarillas Figa-
ristas, etc.
Tn dia Sc hizo la idea de que
TODD hombre debiera cumplir con
una obligation del modo que el
creyera mejor, y esper6 a que
esta oportunidad llegara, para
ganarse la vida, por medic de
una ocupacion honrosa.
Caminaba cavizbajo por la ca
lie de Vallejo, cuando uno de los
que hoy es companero de fatigas,
lie llamo la atencion, y lie dijo sen
cillamente: lie quiero para la
formation de un periodico."
Sc separaron y desde aquel
momento no dejo de TRAFALGAR su
imagination sobre ell mismo te-
ma.
Sc puso a observar y descubrio
que aun existian las crfticas sub
terraneas y malevolas que des-
truyen al celebre Figaro" No
obstante, la resolution estaba he
cha, y Sc metio de lleno en- la
creacion de La Cr6nica," y di-
ce: 'Esta es para mi; ell deber
es siempre desagradable, Sc me
ha dicho, y 20 deseo ahora cum
plir con mi deber."
Parte de la Colonia Sc ha sor-
prendido y no ha tardado, sin
embargo en- incomodarse y hasta
renirle cosa que escucha sonrien-
dose dulcemente.
Cuando la mujer lie pregunt6
cua iba a ser su nueva procession,
ell la contesto que periodista, y
la pobre Elyira que lie tiene mu-
cho amor, cast Sc desmaya.
BESIDE aquel momento no hace
otra cosa, sino emborronar papel,
ocupando las horas que en- otro
tempo hubiera dedicado al des-
canso 8 la diversion; su mujer Sc
molesta porque cree y augura
que ella no recibira para su sus-
tento, 81 sigue con tantos asun-
tos a la vez; el Sc sonrie y per-
manecc silencioso.
va empezo a hablar la genie,
caliicandolo que no pas6 por Sa-
lamanca, es cierto, pero paso por
Toledo que es de Castillo la nue.
va, y solo contesta, cuando lie
preguntan: entonces no Sc atre-
ven a discutirle, pues no lie pue-
den hacer una pregunta que ell
no pudiera contestar.
Las camarillas han empezado
a m~ostrarse reve!des y siguen
su crftica mordaz vociferando
que La Cronica' va a morir, y
la mujer sigue reganandole, pero
el dice que cualquier dia pudiese
cojer un grandisimo PEE, y en-
tonces la comprara un traje nue.
vo, y la hara una gran sonora,
con 10 cual ella Sc molesta mas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
Cha. LA CrOniCa"
DIRECTORIO

DIRECTORIO
j. G.. CASTRO ....... Director
j. DE LA FUENTE, Administrator
SANTIAGO SILVA Y NJ. Tesorero
La Correspondence debe dirigir-
Sc a LA CRONICA"
1858 Powell st. Cor. Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
No Sc publicaran anonimos y
no Sc devuelven originates.
A. DE LA TORRE. JR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
AND BUSINESS AGENT
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09

Gran Cascade en- forma de do
BILE escalinata en- ell Patio de la
Abundancia de la Exposition u
UNIVERSAL de Panama y ell Pacifi-
co. Este patio es uno de los tres
grandes patios que dividen de
Norte a Sud ell grupo central de
los palacios de exhibition, y esta
principalmente a grandes cele-
bracioees al aire libre y conten-
dra una gran TORE con un orga-
no colossal y otras dos memories
con un organo de eco cada una.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09

Querer apagar la passion que Sc
siente por una mujer a quien Sc
adora, dejandola, es 10 mismo
que querer apagar la sed sin be-
Der.
X x
Cuanto mas cruel es ell senior,
mas vii es ell esclavo. Chateau
riand.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09

Treinta y cuatro kilos de az1car
en- brute quedan reducidos a %,
despues de refinada.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
Personal.

Ha salido para Mexico, su pa
tria, a donde 10 llevaron sus an
helos patri6ticos, ell conocido y
estimable amigo nuestro, Don
Conrado Gonzalez w, a quien lie
deseamos un feliz arrive a su
suelo natal, Monterrey (Mexico)
en- donde reside SUI estimable ia
milia.
Feliz viaje y pronto regreso.
Defuncion
Ell dia primero del corriente
falleci6 en- Sausalito, California,
a la temprana edad de Is amos y
10 dias ell joven Milton j.. Garcia,
hijo de Belle y ell fnado Lucio
Garcia, native de esta ciudad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
NOTICIAS LOCALES

La nina Fern Rounds, que vi
We en- 80 Grafton Avenue, Ingle-
side, tomo veneno antier, por
haber sido duramente reprendi-
da por su madre adoptiva, Mrs.
George Rounds. Sc desespera de
salvar a la joven suicida, quien
solo cuenta II amos de edad.
-Ha muerto en- Seattle, Wash.
ell Cav. Paulo Gloria, a la edad
de 80 amos. Fue muy conocido y
apreciado aqui, en- donde era
maestro de canto y de piano,
desde 1906. Ell senior Giorza era
native de Italia, siendo en- sus
mocedades inteligente compositor
de musica de bales y de cancio-
mes. Cultiv6 amistad con los ia
mosos compositores Verdi, Rossi-
nj y Gounod.
Entire los voluntarios que Sc
han presentado en- las estaciones
de reclutamiento del Ejercito en-
esta ciudad, Sc encuentran mas
de doscientos Griegos, veteranos
de la recien pasada guerra Bal
kanica.
Vapores para Mexico.
Los representatives de la COM
pania de Vapores Pacific Mail a
nuncian que no obstante las con-
diciones que existen actualmente
en- Mexico, los vapores de esta
compania seguiran visitando los
puertos de Mazatlan, San Bias,
Acapulco y Salina Cruz como de
costumbre
Cartas rezagadas en- ell Consulado
General de Mexico
Porfrio V. Hernandez, Crist6-
bal Munoz, Lorenzo Salinas, Pa
bio Manzo, Miguel Obregon, To-
mas Rios, Antonio Ortiz Flores,
Rosa Morelos, J. Barjas, Alberto
Lacrampe, Pierre n. Berfnger.
En- ell mismo Consulate Sc desea
saber ell paradero de las siguien-
ties personals: Roman Manriquez,
Rosa Busch, Florentino Lara,
Samuel Valenzuela, Francisco
Madrueno, Cleofas Guzman.
va sean los mismos interesa-
dos 8 personals que los conozcan
8 sepan su direction, Sc les SUI
PLEA informen a esta reduction
o al Consulate de Mexico.
Entrada de Pasajeros.
Ell 3 del corriente lego a este
puerto ell vapor City of Sydney
conduciendo los siguientes pasa-
jeros procedentes de Panama,
Acapulco y Mazatlan:
Sr. Manuel A. Aviles, Sonora
Jovita de Camberos, Srita. Flora
Camberos, Sr. Miguel Camberos,
Sra. Carlota de Ferreira, Senior
Alberto Garcia e hijo, Victor
Nimprosio, Carlota Nimprosio,
Elena Lampe y Francisco Moli-
ma.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
Defuncion
RONIQUILLA

Esta eS una semana falta de
noticias de interes general. Y
como 81 las cosas no suceden, Sc
inventan, hemos tenido que "a
guantar ell noticion que nos trajo
ell cable, de la perdida del Undo
vapor Siberia" de la Pacific
Mail. Tn chistoso telegrafista ia
pones dice que recibi6 ell temible
IS. O.S" del Siberia 10 que en-
lenguaje del TELEGRAPH inalam-
brico quiere decir: Socorro que
nos hundimos!. Y sin pararse a
averiguar pormenores, lanzo al
mundo la noticia, con pelos y Sc
males, de la perdida del barco.
Llanto de los deudos de los via
jeros y de los tripulantes del Isl
o%eria', desesperacion de los je-
fes y empleados superiores de la
Compania duena del vapor; bias
femias de los aseguradores, por
tener que pagan los dos millones
de dollars en- que estaba asegu-
RADIO ell buque; EXTRAS de los
diarios4 Y TODD para que a la
mana siguiente los vinieran con
que. TODD habfa sido un error.
Solo las companies del cable y
del in~alambrico, no p~rotestaron
por aquella noticia falsa; porque
Sc llenaron los bolsillos, con los
millares de mensajes que Sc des-
pacharon de todas parties, en-
busca de la verdad.
4 4
Brillante resulto ell Bale de las
Naciones, que Sc celebro ell Sa-
bado 1ltimo en- ell edifcio de Ma
quinarias de la proxima EXPOSE
ci6n Universal de esta ciudad.
Los ocho acres de terreno que
ocupa csc enorme edificio, Sc vie
ron convertidos en- un mar de a.
bigarrados ~trajes, va que ell bal
lie era de fantasia. Sc estima en-
ounce mil personals las que asis-
theron al bale, va en- calidad de
bailarines, va en- la de p1blico
juzg6n. Y bajo aquellos disfra-
ces de mascarada, ell carnaval e.
terno de la vida, Sc ocultaron ia
tuidades, honras dudosas, rique-
zas ficticias, alegrias simuladas!!
Xxx
Y POGO a POGO van viniendo las
Naciones e%xtranjeras a tomar po-
session de sus ~terrenos en- los cam
pos de la futura gran Exposition
Universal. Esta semana lie TOGO
su turno a Venezuela. Con gran
des ceremonies fue iZada la ban
dera de aquel pals Sud-America-
no, en- ell sitio que ocupara su e.
difcio, izandola graciosamente la
distinguish Sonora esposa del CO.
misionado venezolano, Don Octa-
vic Escobar Vargas. Ell lugar a.
signado a Venezuela, queda GER
ca de los cedidos a Guatemala
Y Honduras, a la entrada a la Re-
serva Militar del Preside. Los
Directories de la Exposition OBJ
s%equiaron al delegado Senior Es-
cobar Vargas y a su distinguida
esposa, con un lunch en- ell Hotel
st. Francis.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-09
"FRUTA PROHIBIDA"
O
JUAN AMINO
GllrntnH SiraliptirnH.

GurntnH SiraliptiruH.
Ofrecemos este precioso libro
como PRIMA a quien nos traiga
cinco nuevos subscriptores a La
Cronica" por 3 meses cada uno.
1853 POWELL ST,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
ELEMENTARY AGRICULTURE.

1. What do you understand by
insect pollination2 Explain the
value of insect pollination.
2. Why is crop rotation neces-
sary? What are the results of
planting the same crop in the
same field from year to year?
3. At what time in the year
should seed corn be tested? Ex-
plain briefly a good method for
testing seed corn.
4. State several reasons why
farmers cultivate growing corn
and potatoes other than to des-
troy weeds.
5. What is the San Jose scale?
How does this scale destroy trees?
What are the best known solu-
tions to kill San Jose scale?
6. Explain the effect Of the
peach borer on matured peach
trees. Explain how the pear tree
girdler destroys pear trees.
Z. What is the coddling moth?
How does the coddllng moth de-
fstroy fruit? When do the cod
ding moths ordinarily hatch?
8. Write briefly the arrange
ment and care Of hot beds. What
is cold frame? Name two va
rieties of celery.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
LITERATURE.

/. Write a brief explanation o.
what a poem is. What is the best
measure of the trde value of {
poema
2. Choose any one of the fol.
lowing subjects and write briefly
of the principal characters des'
cribed in the story: Twice Told
Tales, The House of Seven Cab.
les, and The Scarlet Letter.
8. What reasons would you Of
fer for recommending Uncle
Toms Cabin for young people to
read? State your objections to
this book.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
GEOGRAPHY.

1. Name the Standard Time
Belts of the United States. What
is the longitude of the reckoning
meridian for each? In which
belt is each of the following
Boston, Pittsburgh, Salt Lake
City, Ell Paso, Atlanta?
2, What is the Tide Water Re-
gion? The Piedmont Region?
The Fall Line? Name five cities
located on the Fab Line.
3. For what export is each of
the following ports especially no
ted: Sisal, Santos, Para. Iquique,
Belfast, Oporto, Carrara, New
Orleans?
A, What form of governm ent
has Java, Madagascar, Ceylon,
Luzon, Cuba, Iceland, Great Bri-
tain, Hawaii, New Zealand and
Hayti?
5. (a) Over what railroads
would you travel in going from
New York to San Francisco via
Pittsburgh, Chicago and Albu-
querque? (b) Over what bodies
of water would you travel in go,
ing from Chicago to CONSTANT.
NOBLE via the Panama and Suez
Canals?
6. What is a city of the first
class? Of the second class? Oh
the third class? Name ten cities
of the United States having {
population of over 25O,OOO inhab
itants.
7. Compare the United State:
and Japan in area, population
resources and civilization.
8. Describe the Mississippi Val
ley as to extent, products, com
mercial advantages and indus
tries.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
ORTHOGRApHY.

l. What is the value of accent!
Explain what is meant by a syl-
liable of a word.
Q. What is an aspirate sound'
Name all the aspirate sounds.
8. How is it possible to have
forty or more sounds represented
by the letters of the alphabet
Explain in full.
a, Illustrate one use of the &C.
dilla, the transverse bar, the til
de.
$40. Spell: visier, apparel, wi
lly, salable, easel, ayarice, paral
llel, sapphire. obehsk, artillery
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PHYSIOLOGY.

/. What is a proteid food? A
non-proteid food2 Name three
foods of each of these classes.
2. Point out several advantage
es of organized play in the one
room country schools. Explain
how you would direct such play.
3. What is the effect of exer-
else upon the personal appear
ance of boys and Airls? Is Choir
ing and home work on the farm
sufficient exercise for boys and
girls that live on the farm? Dis
cuss.
A. What is a nerve cell? A
nerve fiber? A nerve center;
Explain briefly the value of re-
flex action.
S. Name at least three of the
moe common defects of the eye
How are these defects caused?
6. Explain by drawing or 9th
erwise the construction of th'
ear, and the mechanism OF hear
ing.
| Z. Write briefly of how to trea
incised and lacerated wounds
ALSO how to best treat bruises.
8. How and to what extent d
you teach the injurious effects o
tobacco and alcoholic liquors?
it the physical or the moral r.
suits that you emphasize?
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
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