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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
@ritc 9lahe luirb abaeidafit.

0tit Der Nbldaffung Der eriten
aIaiie baden oie Standardization
Stoatsba6nen ben @nfang gemodt.
@lS @rfob iinb cine gn3abl neller
@ogen 8weiter 9laiie eingeItellt NOR
Den, meld)e ooourd BON ser bis6eri-
gen @ittteilung obmeiden oaB lie
mebr Nidtrauderabteile entbalten.
Son oen 40 SibpIdben e~ntfollen onf
Die 0idtrauderabteile "a. aif sic
&all6erabteile 16. Die MusItot-
tung Ser neller @ogen inn Snneru
lit iebr geotegen. Ger sur @erfii-
qltrg itehenoe Gollm lit auf's 9(elt-
Ber1te altSgenitt. Ser Mittelgong
elm penig breiter, Ole Site bcqltc-
mer ais in Sen bisberigen @ogen
luto oie 9ede bat cine nod etfpos
boberc @oIbuug erbaIten. Die Ius-
Itattung lit i'm llebri9en iebr 5lpef-
m6Big, glttes Materiol uno muiter-
bate arbeit fenn5eidnen Sic 9au.
meiie ser @ngen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
.SermannsIDbne stipenbien.

% Sdiiler nobmen an ser 8rii-
fung in Ser oeutiden Spra6e tell,
oie in Ser Gam @oulton Normol-
S6ule gu Suntspille AM 5. Nfai
unter 2eitltng BON Serrn 9oolpf
S6ad, @erausgeber Der @oco Yoi1
uno Goriisenoer oes llnterri1ts
fomites oes Oroens ser Sermanl1s;
fobne uno 8rof. 6. 90. Seuge, 2eb.
rer Ser oeuti1en Spra6e an Der
NormalI6ltle, obgebalten m1roe. Die
Briifung beitano in 2elen, Inter
reoung, auflat, @ramnlotif unh
lteberiesung. als 8reiie iinb 8aar-
betrage ausgeiett, Die iebes Sabr
fir perl6teoene gtormall6lllen bon
Dem Sroen Ser Sermonnsl obue be
miuigt meroen, Inn oas SeSntereIie
fir oas Stuoium ser oeutlheil
Sprade 5u erboben. Die erfolg-
retden Sdiiler maren: Stuoenten
I'M eriten Sabre-gli5o 2odep, @al=
fer @ountp, /. Breis, $25; @inianl
Sampfe, 8illon Gountp, 2. Ereis,
$50; s. so. Sonea, Wc@lennan
Gountp> 3. Greis, SIS.
Stuoenten i'm 5meiten Sabre -
Gertrude Gegelbredt. Muffin Count
tn, I. Greis, $50; Simon 8agner,
Grimes golmtn 9. Greis, 500;
Olga Sproin, Saas Gonntp, 3.
Sreis, SIS.
Suniors IL. Seniors-@ona 9eu-
&c, SuntspiGe, 1. 8reis, $50; Se-
len 9ittert, auitin Gouutp, 2.
@reis, 500; Stepben %olcif, 8bor-
ton gountp, 3. 8reis, SIS.
@. 3tg.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15

= SIM Sitter pom 81 Sobren Der
l6ieo 2(nton gggel; er ltomnte olls
Senneilee uno batte einige Sabre
bier als &botogropb gearbeitet.
SStt @aco bat man bel1te NOR
gen einen iungen Neger aus Dem
8eri6tsl aal gebolt uno perbrannt
ST bieB Seiie 8albington uno bot.
te oie Srau zines SormerS Nomens
Srper, fir oen er arbeitete, perge-
paltigt uno ermoroet. gr muroe
aus Dem @eridtslaal gebolt, eleid
na9bem Iein Gro5eB, in benz er iid
ldplloig befantt batte, beenoet mar.
Mon moqte i'm crit BON Der Sqnge=
briife aufbangen, bei6loB o6er Damn
i'm 5lt ber6rennel1 uno i6leppte i'm
nod ser 8la5a, mo man i'm in Dem
Sofe ser Stootbolle on ei1en 9allnl
fettete, brennbare Stoffe Inn i'm
bGltfte u1o lie on5iinoete. Ser Ser
b%rennune mobnten Mdnner, 6rol1erl
uno &i1toer BEL.
= Sci einem @utomobiG llnfal=
Lett i1 Ser @egenb bon 9oQos mur=
ben orei EerIonen oltgenblidli6 ge=
totet nno orei unoere Idmer ber=
lebt. 8ie gepobnlid tporen oie
2e1te mie roleno gefabren nno bel
elmer giegung bes @eges iberi9lug
oie Wfoihine uno begrub oie @alio=
giere inter ii6.
- Sn GroB Simbres bel SouIton
erId)oB Ser Initreid)er Goihol @bite
I'M Streite iiber cine Sloi6e
Sdnopst leinen @ruber 8oger
@hite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
Wrnnbeiaentnms nebertraaunaen.

Sermatm aIein lnb Srau an @Iealloi
Scribener. @rlunoitiid in Sarlalbale;
$3.50.
". g. 5cribener nnD Sra1 an Serz
lam alein, @rlntbltiid in Sarlanbale
5000.
5ieblalb Improvement So. an @auI
Cob, @runoitiid III 6i9blano Yarf:
$500.
@lmo Soslin unb Srau an &all 2aB
@runbitild in 6iqbLanb 8arf; $500.
S. 8. 2btle unb NIfreo @. Hbobe al
Sri. Gbbie 8ennett. @runoitiid an
8oobrotp Blace; $500.
6. S. Snnfel an albin Geioel
@rllnbitiid in 6ieblano Sarf; $500.
sat WcGlosfen an @lbin Seibel
@runoitiiG in 6igblano Sarf; $3.50.
6. q. S6miot Ii. Srau an @ilian
q. @rube nrlb Sral, @rnuoitiid an sel
Sounbers Ibe., $500.
6. g. 8otters an 4nnie @aftrine
@runoItiid in Der @labltone aobitiun
SO II. N.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
NnsIamO.

Sn Berlin limo brei iunge
MGoden inter Der Infloge berbof
tet, elm onoeres iunges Mdohen
ermoroet, ibren &orper 5erlfnitten
uno in einen Softer oerItedt gu bo-
ben. 3met BON ben 8erbafteten boz
ben geItonoen Tie beiBen Selene
l1llntann nno Selene 8abl; oie brit
tie @erbaftete, Die mdbreno Der I'M
tot @ohe eeitanben baben IoG, betBt
@nn S%onnenberg. Die Grmoroete
NOR Elm SRI. 6ron3fe, Die 8abl ioa
Die 4nitifterin oes 8erbredens &C.
fpeien iein. Sic NOR auf Die 5ran5-
fe eiferfidti9.
- Mar &eger, elmer Der befonn-
teIten oelttlhen a%omponiIten, lit ON
Ser8ihlag ~geltorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15

= Som s. Nerpton miro in Den
nafiten &rimar > 8obGen ols Sat-
Oi0ot fir oas ant> oes County,
anmalts fir Serar County nltftre=
TEN.
0iebe orangen Samitog abeno
IN Die 8obnung bon 5. s. Senti-
man, 1906 @pe. g., uno ltoblen Ell
ne Mn5obl mertppler Sdmudla6en.
gu Der bon Der &etail Mfer=
6ants @liociation bon Seros bonn
-. bis Is. Sunni bier abgebalteren
Sabres : &onpention meroen 5oblrei=
DIE geIu6er ertpartet.
Die eriten S6ritte sur Gin=
reibun9 Ser teronii6en Hotionol=
@arben in sic reglllGre @rmee muir
ben om Sonntag genommen, olS
iammtli6e Guortiermeiiter nno
&ommiilariats : Sffi5iere Ser Mi-
li3 Srllppen int Sen 0ienit Ser
Ser. Stoaten eingelteat muroen.
9as Militdr : Eager ser Mi=
li5en ouf Sort Com SonIton ipuroe
am Sonntaee bon Sauienoen bon
8elllfern in IugenIdcin gerlommen.
- 9ie Gbapin golglo5ier Gon=
itrnction Company BON San Il1tonio
fpuroe nit einem aapital BON 500
900 oreanifiert. Snforporotoren
iino: 8. s. Chaplin 81. @. Golglo-
5ier nno 90. s. Sertpilieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
Der Wfasitab.

Gbef GUM 9(neeIteaten): nunp
mie laitge mo0en Sic fir Die Sod
5eitsreiie llrloub boben2"
GngeItellter Gdiidtern): u9tln
tpie lonqe = miiroen Sie- mir
- ltrlou6 - gefen mollen2"
Gbef: ,@ie fam if oos miiienl
cd babe 6oh Sbre 9rout nidt &c.
iebeni"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15
6aus III uerrenten.

Sas nntere nnS obere Gtofiuerf
bun Ger. 21S St-gommerce Gtrafe
III 5it berrenten. 96bere Mmsfnmft in
Der Office Der pSreien Grcfe".
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

countries shall not turn against us.
The neutrals cannot understand how
it is possible that the all es, claim
ing to fight fer right md justice, can
permit one of the allied nations to
place whole race outside Of the
pale of law and to attempt its eXtermi-
hatiOn
THE Russian atrocit es against the
Jews gravely endanger the material
interests CT the Entente and especial
iy of Russia herself The allied
overs need the financial aid of the
United States more and more, but 1t
can only be had if there is a recon
tiliat on between the American re-
public end the Russian Empire
The prosecutor o. the Jews in
Russia must stop if we want to win
tie war. England and France who
arc projecting the Jews of Russia
hEder the treaty of Berlin. will have
tc act If irreparable damage to the I
cause IS to be averted. The Russian
government Imust be compelled to
change its policy and to treat the
jewish race humanely."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

lte must consider to be the rottennces
CT all things connected with the ad
ninistration of public affairs.
Those who have never been eIcc.io,
Judge cannot appreciate how many
tallots are improperly made out and
that can therefore be counted only
for such offices as are properly voted.
inc average voter usually balks at
the long Est of committeeman, CT
delegates, or justices Of the peace A.
the end of long ticket, and runs lis
pencil through the whole list or does
not mark them at ALL which is JUS;
the same in effect since he votes for
no one. AS a rule, the voter WI,
count off from the top the number OF
names he is instructed to vote cor
and scratch everybody else. This is
a practical fact which accounts TO-.
every cand dates desire to have his
name printed at the top.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
VAGARIES OF THE VOTER.

The vagaries of the average voter
are beyond all understandings. He
does SA4e reparkable things when he
gets into the polling booth, as every
judge OF an election can testify.
1t is noted that Woodrow Wilson
got number of scratches in the
recent primary, the first time the
name of a candidate Tor the presi-
dency ever appeared on a ticket in
an Arkansas primary. lust what the
voters thought they could accomplish
BY scratching This name does not ap-
pear. It MY have been done by that
class OF vsters who appeared to have
teen rather numerous. who voted
- hst; any man holding office or that
bs eyer held office. That happened
frsqdeutly.
Another Of the oddities is the m ~
who votes for one candidate for some
y PARTICULAR office, and scratches every.
ming else on the ticket. Thereby ~
d5oiulsters a terrific rebuke to VIVA,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
AN OPEN-AIR CRUSADE.

| Here IS crusade which has moth
ing to do with politics or war 0r in
lHustry. 1T concerns children's health
Which, it may be admitted, is as vita
matter as any of those mentioned. A
new orsanlzat on called the Open All
Crusaders has adopted a set of .healtl
rules TO whose observance il is trying
TO pledge school children. Here are
Some of the most important rules.
Il will try-1O have fresh air whore
work or play;
ITO stay out doors as much rs nos.
sible;
10 sleep with my window open. or
tn the porch: ~
10 breathe through my nose, and
with my mouth closed;
TO battle my body every day. or
at least once a week;
To keep my clothes clean and tidv.
10 sit up straight in school all fine
tine;
TO help my SCHOOL teacher to keen
, eur s'hoolr0om clear and well venti-
ITO clean my tceth, especially at
night before going TO bed;
ITO see that no dirt or Publish il.
III my yard, alley or street:
ITO sec that there are no flies or
rats where | live"
If the children of every city in the
onlted Stotes undertook to obey these
rules conseientiously there would be
an amazing drop in the death rate,
'i'' a sun more amazing gain in the
and happiness of the ma
tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

| arrived here by The way of Swiizer-
land eonfi,m the rtnior that Flimce
Is about to raise a, large loan n tn
tEited States The French statesmen
and financiers seem to be afraid OF
6 failure, though, on account OF the
alliance with Russia. Paris papers
openly admit that it will be very diff
ficult to obta n the desired hundreds
OF millions OF dollars in America if
something is not done at once to bet
ter the condition of the Russian Jews.
The Socialist organ "L'Humanite
publishes violent protest aga INST the
persecution of the Jewish race by the
Russian authorities and appeals to
the car to make an end to this bar
barism. The protest has undoubtedly
teen inspired by the French govern
Ecnt. because otherwise the censor
would have suppressed it, After cit
ing many atrocities committed by the
Russian troops. the police, the civil
authorities and MODS against the Jews
and pictGring the terrible sufferings
Of the latter. the paper continues:
These facts explain why the Amer
lean government cancelled is commercial
treaty with Russia several wears AGO
They also explain why the Jewish
and some other financiers in the
nited Sta es are unwilling to furnish
money to the allies if Russia is to get
IA part eff the loan
1T is of the highest Importance
that public opinion in the neutral
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
"CASCARE7S" FOR
HEADACHE, COLDS,
LIVER, bowels
Enjoy lite! Dont stay bilious siG.,
hcadachy and constipated.
Get rid OF bad breath, sour stomach,
coated tongue Indigestion.

Get a 10-cent box now.
They're fine. Cascarets ivcn your
liver, clean your thirty fee. of bow
els and sweeten your stomach. You
cat one Or two. like candy. before
s'oing to led ard N the morning your
head is clear, tongue is clean ston,
ach sweet, breath right and cold gone
Get box from your druggist and en-
Joy the incest, gentlest liver and bow
e' cleansing you ever experienced.
Cascarets stop sick headache, bilious
ness, indigestion, bad breath and con
3tipation.
Mothers should give a whole Casca-
ret to cross, bilious. sick. feverish
children any time. They are harm-
less and never grippe or sicken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
n BLUFF
.OGRESS
.0sFERITY
! SKILLED LABOR in DEMAND.

There is a shortage II skilled labor
in the land Parents should remember
i this when choos ng careers for their
sons. While there are thousands of
lawyers, doctors and other probes
sional men Yeaing out office, chairs
and trouse's-gln3 of an income of
from ssooto $1,000 year, the skilled
" ic draws his "a to $40 for his
our day, and, perhaps. few
n overtime. and does not have
because of danger that he
die. He knows he can tuck
is under his arm, and get
anywhere.
manufacturing company
iertsing in The Graphic
lechan' cs, and to further
shortage of skilled labor
from Dun's review of
ay be quoted:
without exception, mill
an- factories are crowded to
utmos' capacity and overtime is
force wi ,erever possible, but IN
any cases operations continue to be
,mpered by the scarcity OF raw ma
srials. by lat or troubles. and by Il
rsrtage of SIX illed hands"
1t is gratifs ing to know that the
,ublic schOolss Of today are making eff
.crt ITO fit boys for the trades, as well
as for the PROFESSIONS. For man TO
succeed. he must follow his bent
And there are hundreds of boys who
would shine bs d lectr' clans, carpen-
tiers. hriok-layfrs pachinists, or other
artisans, WHY hey hre far from
tellarites in th@ professional firma-
tent in whih they have fixed them
slves-or placed by proud parents.
Il il considering the. progress the
va made n this respect in
G Nv years, there can only
r hdation and praise for the
~ the manual training depart
nent Of the Pine Bluff High school.
No boy who finishes the course at the
= local school need seek far before he
obtains job at good wages-a place
that will give him a chance to carve
his future. This is because he will
have been taught to work with shis
hands and his head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04


Prof. Cecil L. Lavcl. who disap-
feared from the snhio university in
1915 was found working as dish
washer in a restaurant in Colorado
Spr ngs. He claims he was a victim
{, amni STA. and that lla has been trv-
ing to regain complete memory. He
clo not make his identity known, he
says, because of fear that he MIGHT
re confined in a sanitarium. He saws
lie has recovered his mental facul-
'les with the exception that he re-
members moth ng of havins a wife
RES trying to get rid of her" said a
me Blu1f woman. when told the
story That's just like a mean man. -
We wonder
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
POLITICIANS DESERT CAPITAL.

Little Rock. Anril 3.--eTh'e po1iti
clans have gone home. For the last
three months they have been throne-
ing the hotels, and for the last two
or three weeks there has rot boon .
vacant room in any of the hotels But
now that the election is over. the hotel
lobbies are deserted. But it will be
for only a time, since there arc q
number of big conventions scheduled
for the early future. The teachers of
the state will. be here the last of this
week, and they will be followed by
good roads advocates, the music festi-
VAL and later by political conventions.
EiEsT /
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04
" y . -"==---~------s--~
PRESS COMMENT.

The war has made Peru too moor ia
MAINTAIN minister at Washington
rms is unfortunate. but not so regret
tanie as the sharply contrasted fact
that the war has provided too much
money for some other diplomats at
the cagital.-New York Sun.
The G. O. P.'s attitude toward Col
onei Roosevelt seems to be like that
VI Tue wise mother toward her small
son. AS long as he's making a noise
her mind it as rest it's I'M the silent
periods that she becomes uneasy
Kansas City Star
according to Germany. hatter;ng
ones way through neutral country
Is purely a defensive measure. wh,le
the carrying OF gun by a steamship
Tor the purpose OF holding of murder
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

A report has it that Palm Beach
super-suciety has taken TO usin.
bicycles in order to be different from
lhe common fry who use automobiles
4 hey will not take to walking. how
ever, merely because regular buffers
ratronize railroads
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

There are two kinds of citirens
'he common sense citizen and the
h'all-order cit zen. The former helms
to build up Pine Bluff, while the lat
Ter helps to build up some other
place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

lhere was no use in sending a note
c villa because he couldn't read :,
out phonosraph record might hav,
Gone the trick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

Aahsas is the wealthiest state in
Tue uhion per capita. 1t also has the
worst roads per capita.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

GUS attack is wantonly offensive.
Philadelphia North American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

Maybe It would be worth while to
send those nervous members of the
house some fOOt-Warmers.-
Oils News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

The civilization of Haiti has begun
Americans have been granted con
cession for a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Post Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

Those who say this country can't
raise Il big standing army never saw
our rapid-transit system about u. m.
Boston Advertiser.
Senator Stones idea of the interna-
tiOnal situation is that ST Louis. Mo-,
is one of the largest German cities in
the world.-BoStOn Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-04

Berlin April 3.-News dispatches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-01
Opening for Four Days of Com
ing Week Will Mark Com
pletion of Important Com
munity Enterprise.
DETAILS CONCERNING
COMPLETED BUILDING
Plant as Completed One of the
Finest Y. NJ. c. A. Estab-
lishments in the Country
and a Credit to This City.


broken for a NJ { y nuild-
ing
Nest week. the completed hnt!dlrf.
u structure hat VIII Toe "n" 81 IA
show places of the city ana ram ~
one OF IN" finest ' VI . \ giants ''
he seen IN the smaller 'fi"s 81 'h'
country, VIII be thrown "pcn 4" the
people oi Albuducrqu" for inspection
Tn structure" cost So" -Nii'O''
iy every cent ot which was N~ihuIu'r-
an" money. voluntarily given hN pu'.
li,-spiritod citizens IN every VAIN OF
ufc n would lie hard to throw q
stone on block IN town withont
h,ttiup , house from winch '"m'
mon'! '"t 'h. Va ''"'"
i's"I'N ne hu'h"'i " ''"p" WV
s'IL''u R" me i"t" wa
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b'"I'' '"' '"s W" Is,
I" see Wn'i 'h'S nave gov '"' NV
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r.,N, $50, ia ror,,,t No.
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sp"ctiun April 70 e. : n : from
O'Clock ~ the 1itefn""n unth ~
O'Clock ~ nighi "''h d">. inc. WI
h" special music 'trh nlshl \ 60
ccption committee IN" ad\is"lN '"''
ana IN" board Al directors "i the -
suriation, with th'ii "lN'e an" "'n'l
women OF IA" cit'' VIII % ON h'h'
C. welcome the VISITORS ana '''''
them through ia" plant
Everybody Is invited To- visit tia,
buildiuu during the days OF lnsp"'-
tton \ special invitation H. "Ntoud".
10 the school children tor Saturd'
afternoon. April s
when tho association gets iui''
under way It vili have Glasses o"
membership embracing All made A.
buauctuuc from 1ruyb,ards To httI'
tuds leo yeats old. The activities I
bee conducted IN the BUILDING Viii cW
bruce ,mntsium classes, cdu,ati"utI
classes ana clubs. UInlo classes, uustfd'.
u,n in swtmmlug. employment hu.
r,au. instructive lectures, religions
meetings for men and social even
of various kinds n viii he u ul th'
busiest ceuteis o' educational, rrll-
iou~ and social iifo n the whole south
west.
Oit,,r, ~ Y. VI. 4. T..
Here are the Officers and board '
directors oi the y NJ g \
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-03
JUST THINK! If FATHER
HID TO ANSWER THESE

And that is only a part of it! Yes.
father might well hesitate before he
grows too harsh with little Johnnie
who brings home an occasional "l' OF
his report card. And what WOULD
mother do if, some of these fine days,
she we're called upon to answer such
set of questions as these, which
were given to members of the domes-
tic science classes at the Columbia
High School in the recent eXamlna-
tions?
Give both the content and cellular
structure of meat and vegetables
Give. in detail, three methods of
canning. Define osmosis and steri.i-
zation.
Define foods. Name the food nu-
trients, together with the functions
and examples of each. Trace the path
of digestion of the nutrients. Give
path, engine and nutrient acted upon.
Define crystallization. What eff
feet has acid upon sugar? Name the
three classes of carbohydrates, to-
gether with characteristics and tests.
Define inspected. certified and
pasteurized milk. Give causes for
souring of milk"
And history. too, Most grownups
pride themselves on their knowledge
of their nation and the principal
events in its growth. Well, Mr.. Colum-
bia Father. just suppose you dash off
the preamble to the Constitution, for
your sons inspection. And
THE substance of the Northwest
Ordinance, the causes of Bacon's Re-
bellion, the thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the Constitu-
ton. the Comitia Curiata and the Com
itia Centuriata"
Yes. they're all there, and they're
sorry to say-of his
mid-year examinations in history.