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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

Die @efangcnen3abl MIR auf 10000
geiddtt MIRO; 10 lit oas GrgebniB
cine eridgedlife 3iiier; 100000
8etallene ooer an @uuoen uno Seu-
den @eitorbeue. Tie &eiocn Der Isl.
ullbcDolferrug nareu eutieBlIf, be
ionoers beim Rijdgu9 0es Scores
ans Noriatiidlc Nicer in @erbit
1915, mo buuoerttuuieuoe bon
6rauen, Gin0crn mo 0rciien binter-
ber5ogen mo in Den elllJen 0cbirgs-
tIiIften mancnUciie umfanIen. Nod
Grreidmtg Scr NlIite fam ibuen ie-
ooh pom Der entente feline 9llfe. Ger
id)reflihe Yiurih muBtc beimmart5
pIcoerbolt wcr0gn, Die N%crluIte an
beioen ,3ligen iha6t Ytiltitif aui
cine DfiuioH Gin &iertcI Der icrbi,
Iheu 8cpolferung. Die }uriidfebrte,
rdI0 in Der ourd 0cn arieg uertpil.
ltetcn Seinlatb neltes Glcn0. Dtilfitih
iagt, DAP bi2ber 30 Ero5ent Der Ter.
blIdJen 0cuoIfcrmg foot icien ltlo
prOteitirt gcgen Die entente, Die oen
lcbtcn Heit Der Hrnce nod imner al
Der 6ront uerpcH0ct ut0 Die 2eben3.
mIttcl3ufubr nad 0em bungernoen
5erbien perbinocrt. Gr fragt, oh ou$
gatl5e icrbiihe &OIf nl~lsgerottct mcr-
Den lou un0 appcllirt al Die 0ifent-
lid)c V1cimng DER gteutralen, an Ole
So5lollltell uno Nrbeiter ser gun5en
Nelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
g6ront(6
Setoen0e.

SD nil nit Sbusn iprsdsn. 8ie
9bdtiahe. onB iis iOnitwO Obre @rfolg
bebanoert pOtoen fino, entmutblgt mid
nitt int @erinsitsn. Sd bale Ntnn'
neru uno Jrnuen je6su Gag unO made
Ruren, oitmal8 in 61QeH. ole oon ans
oeren ols un6eilbnr srtldrt mureen. 10
ooB i'd iiher iubIe. baB Id oub fir
sic utel t6uu fam. Sour gu tonluItl'
rem toitet uibts, absr bic BsrehnunSen
msiner SebnnoIung iinO br mdBl9
uio ntft mebr ais Sic miul9 limb gu
be5ablen mir bic erbaltenen 8obItbaten.
Sd bebonoelte Rheumatismus, Ner'
ooliIdt. Wa9sn' unb 6er5Ieioen, aa'
tarrb, But. unb Sauttruntbelten. 8er'
ftopfung. urin. unb NiersnIeioeu, TO-
iuie b~eionoers 5rausntrnntbelten.
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llriprnug uon uSlauitrumpi."

Der pirtIide llrfprung oe8 Na.
mems. Ser beute einen etpas psrGht.
lihen geigeIdmod bat, 1T niht elm
%pdnosfret. G5 oiirfte aber Ii6er iein,
Dab Der Wu8orud suerit in Stalien
duffdm; er lpuroe bort berett8 I'm oa5
Sdbr 1400 auf Trauen dn~gepenoet.
Die lidl nit Ser 2iterotur beihdftigten.
WdbritetnIth fam Der Name BON Be
neot9 nab Boris. no 0dmit Die peibs
lihe Veoanterie qebranomartt puroe,
Yon 6rontrei6 ipuroe Der Narle nab
England einqefibrt, bort folte sr Ole
an9eblthe Nihtigteit oes ipsiblidben
8eTtletts oartun. Seoenfals puros
bic Se}eidnung r9IauItrumpf" erft tn
8roBbritdnnien poltstiimIi6; bort ert'
Itdroen audi Die &Iubs Der 9laus
'triimpfe.
Wie Der Nusorud i6on bartut,
9%riinoet Ct Tih ouf BEN llmitano. oob
pie @etreffenoer in ibrer 8~Ieioung biz
eldue Gaybe bepoy3uQten uno b 'pn'
oers blake Strumpfe trusen. Die
8Idn33eit Der glauityurnpf= 8sie1fhof'
ten, in 0eneu porSugsrp eiie Die Grauen
IttsrdyjIte ooer 9slsbrte Stu0ien trie'
Zen, f0ut in oas IS. S%abrbunoert. Der
Eone Tam beionoer2 oaourh in Wiib'
srfoit. olb mar ibn als 4usbdugs'
lhiIo iiiv ale m0gIiten llnterrehmuu'
cen ~teuus!e. IS biloeten Iib Infdn9
Ns -. %obybunosyts .9Iauitrumpf'
Zee. Gaca. Verrldsns uro Wooe
Gtita'tcfea~; ipGter fam Ioalr sin
&.atG rar9f &r,nolineR,lUb" duf,
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3nr %cidpmidltiann0 Der iidl in

pcridie0encn 2unoc9thcilcn bcn1ert.
bar mad)cnocn 0ppolition geqcl Die
3lpona@mr9bcbunA iitr Sen aricga
oierrlt ntBcrboIb oc9 2altoca g0be Is
Elm clnlo6c2 Ntittcl; Die NeQicrlmg
brdlldtc MIR tcfamt ST MADDEN, ouB
MIR lold)c bon ocn Au29chobcnen
nab 6ronfreih gcinnot mcrocn Mir
ocrl Die It'd frciwiIGig ou5rt
mcloctcn mo oic Cppoiition mitr0c
aroGtcntbcil2 id)minncn. gtidt Ser
@cbrpfIidt Gilt Ole Cppoiition, ion
ocrn Dem @dmpicn oui Ircntocn
StIohticloern i'm >S1tcrcIIc frcnlocr
Hanocr. Vie flor Itano oen Naiicn
1861 Ole Northumberland ser pcrion
lltlcn Niugube on 0te Sudlc oea &n
terIanoca Dor ser Scelcl IS QaIt sic
Union SIT crhoItcu mo bofilr mar
fcin 0picr III groB; oo3 crrpinno uno
mltBtc Ec0rr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

lfe &rcilc in ollie y3clt bmor9, rpic
lid 5tbn Ytilionen Eatriotcn frei-
lplllil rcgiltrircn IieGcn - nadpocul
oiciclbe 5mei @ohcn lang allen
ShuIldmon5cru mt itocr otltbo
rem Straie Gcorobt bat. iogar nit
Dem ieBt aIlbefanntcn &otrrncnpfabl
Die unfrcimillige &omif unIercr
ADMINISTRATIONS lit gcrnoe3u rib
reno. a0n1en oieie Nerren TIRE eli.
0cncn Grgiiiie leicn, obnc 81 laden
ooer 81 err0then2
Mie ldd)erlid, mie bornirt, luie ia.
natlld) mo uerIogcn iidI Die anglo.
ameritaniidle GrciIe in ser gc0en.
mortiacn Sriie gcieigt bat, miro
ocrcilIt }ltr GoIQe bnbcn, ooB ihr
Nlennn0 mchr gIaIbt uto ihren
Nath ltet2 nit Yrqluobu mi6ahtct.
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Nrnnfhuitc ScuttmcntulitGtl

Nrnnflnttc Scutlmcntulltdtl Die
~Ghica0o (rlbunt" ilbcridrcibt cincn
ldnqcrcn coitoricucu NrtitcI IN De.
}ltl mtf 0jt nculld)c Nuirlthr mo
@ronoofluire Im &oIict'er Stoat9
}ldthouie, herbe;ueillhrt ourdl Nan.
gel al S|jpjiplin uno elm Suitcm pom
truHthurttr Scntimtutulit0t. sic ia
rmler gauges oIltutlidlcq %cbcu, sic
V'ornI unn N~cd)t@pilcQ1 5crirlBt, NIT
Dem palicnotn (ltcl: .9tcurotiItc$
@lft I'll unlercr Observation-Disclosures
&c. Gle oIribne" ihIicGt Sen Nr.
tlfrI nit Ser triibeu Sdlubiolacrunq;
~llnlcrc Nottnn idlcInt nid,t 70 ichr
on mel dem Mtr3en ais at CT.
mtld 5u Iatorircn. "
90 ctlpo@ hat audi inns itou qc.
idmdhru,
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Mchrcrc Siiracr bon aanIno Gitn

"N''NA' >hiANi pVH MuHfuS etII
hdbcu I'M Stndt9Qrrid)tc nm cilcll
Glnhult@bcichI Qegcu 0ic Irtrdiilh
runQ Der NritimmuQcn ocaGonifrip
monaQtit6ca ndhQcnld)t neil lie ou9
@ricb filr ncriulnn1@luiorid hultcu.
Die oGctroitcr fSrcr Yrc6", sic man
Der &ouhelt i'm Nu1crifnni4nut> iidlcrs
lld nld)t }cl1en fam. idrtibt 0ic3hc-
jil0lldl. oob sic @ctreiitu0cn 3rpur
mcuiA Qclul0en WcuItcnucritano u10
mtuil Eutriotiamm3 geiei1t hGttcn.
ooB nbcr Die Ynuntme Ser 4unoc3.
beamtcm bic @tiubitcllcr hdttcu lidl
oon hodrpcrrGthcrlid,cu Wotiucn lei.
ten lullcn. nidlt deredtiertiQt lei.
Ole NounIIt0t Scr @ilr1cr oicic3 Gan.
oc@ ach6rc ridft Dem crcflltlpen 3tuci.
&C Ser RcNjerlmQ. nod uih ocnt Ic,
al2IatiuenI, iouoeru mir ser &criai
irnQ @cuu ientono CLAUDE, 0og
letttrc ouud Sic Nunolund@mciic ci
nc@ nicicr RtlirrunQ>ypciQc pcrIcbt
'"'"Ne1 - j. ~ 'a iejn oll'r@ Medlt
iid' an Sic @erjhtt III lpcuNcn run
onrh 0jcit it'ntcllrn it laiien. oh
Gindrii'' In norioiiunoamati1 af
m0hrI2iitttr Hcdltc porhunocn Iin0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Ger aOpi ocs rniiidem Barren

Ter 9Dpf oes rninidlen Barren
Iflummert auf eincm Giiien bon emf.
gem Sis. wahreno 5u icincn 3SiiBen
Der cmige 6riibling loht. Ger Ruden
IcIne9 &opica lit Die 6eitund aron-
'toot, Die &oritaot BON Hetcr5burg am
baltiiden 0icer. Ncr in 0icien Maden
btnetnfdbrt, nm in 0ic rlliiiifc Naupt
ltaot SIT gclangen, ser fam 0u9 Qralt.
enerregcnOc @cbiB 0c9 N1rcn in @c-
ltalt Der uielen Observation-Disclosures al1f
belocn Seitcn 0ea Nrlua Gclta=aa.
mails gcndu Icbcn. GronltQ0t lit Der
r1ddtlge Shubpuu BON 4etcraburd
mo Olele9 enorme 9lricnal poQer
@arfen, V2umsion uto Wunitionsfa.
brtten bcfinoct lid gegenmdrtiQ in ser
@cmolt Der Socialiitcn uu0 Nnardi.
item Die oui Die b~cItchcnoC RcQicrumq
p'elfen mo Den Wiob in ser @uupt
ltaot nod NcIicbeu idnlten uno nal
ten lallelE llHo mic ser Wio6 III Ser
@uuptltd0t. 10 raien 0ic Narcrn auf
Dem &unoc, mcldlc sic Grcihcit pl0b
lid toll dclHadt bat mo 0ua Milit0r.
lpct'} nidlt. oui pcld)c Scitc Is iidl
mcnocn ioll ,3jlGclloiiigfcit berridt
I'M aun}cn Meidc mo 0c9hol6 fam
uon elmer Qcor0nCtcn W}ilit0rntnht
acne duBcre Tejnoc feline 9e0e mehr.
lcIn @ohin olric uldcmcinc ltnor0+
,,,.t,, f.k.,., N.N ~ fySA :. L -
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Site.

Gin 1d6r inn @Oruu5 be3obfeuhe Hboue
nenteu erbnlteu je elneu lhoueu Nalens
Der ais Yrumie gratis uno portOfrei, ooel
elm Ropeqenbud. tpoOon mir 3Ipel u0rs
cdthig haben; Observation-Disclosures" NM
Ser Hiebe elpig iuedieIuo Gelo", Nh
Prdmieu iino meiter iol8enbe CUR 4uss
pabl %oorbduoen:
Naturopoi IT,"
(3auon iito i'm ann3eu orel3e6u Nlma
meru eridjenen uHo nod 5 &aHts
morn OIL Nnnn.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

6ier fpru6 man le6baft barber, ME
nett bic 3rinolinsn fir jr~qe Md0.
den, 6raueu uno Matronels in oiirf,
ten. SEPT gilt Die 8e3ei6nun9 baupt,
id6Iid fir iunge 9amea. bic p~perIu'
den, re6t geIebrt aus3uie6en".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
qns Dem ltebnnasinaer Der Iii.

3ier9aiplrantcu peroen Oieie Nod)e
1000 Waun, bol(e % 3ro}eut. ais
l%1tauglid) entlolien mcroen Cine
1trcngc, gang gcnal oo3u dngetbon
oo> &ertruuen in Die W(ilitarbeh0r-
Den SIT bcben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
&Un alien ncneren Grico

SpH uHth HtlIttH MCltWc=
g|ahrittcu %Iieicrt utitreitig ole in
tcrciiontcitc MIen ndmlif ocu Be
rid)t ilber Ole u~nQchcurcn %crlldtc ser
&taliener IN jbrer iage lm0 ihreibc:
8chnten &ion5o Ciicuiioe. So
bcItdtigt ea lid micocr, ooB icocr
meme Nnluui Der Gnoornd Qegio.
ncn in Der NidltlunQ otf GricIt"
pcr3ipcifcltcr mo foitipieliqer miro.
llcbcr 10000 Viom bel Dem lcGtcn
0icicr blutiqcn N~beutcucr ucrloren,
lno iibcr 10000 9}onn on @eion.
acnen! To5 lit cine gon3 crItalm.
lifc Gorrcftur ser bi2berigcn Gooor.
no Nerldte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

ldlen ariegs5icle, Die oaS tigene Nolt
nod nidt cinnnl fcnnt, ser ruiii-
! d en- Hegicrung betaumt geqeben.
Noffcntll6 uidt in ser ijbliden
Crateliornt, oa man ionit in ct. Sc
tcrSburg bclte genoll 10 flug pGre
ME mir in Den Der. 5taaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Ter friibere gmnoesienatOr Morris

ertl0rte, mir bdttcn ms entebrt in
Dem mir oobne binrcidenoe uno Der
niln'tigc @riln6e 9ricg erflGrten."
VIE fam M ein Wenid 10 Iolrt ocll.
fen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
3miidlen 1enidlnnb nnb CeI.er.

reif-llngarn lit cine parlamentdriid)e
Linton 3uitanoe gefOmmen. 9tad elmer
&oderung oes @ltnoesperbdltniiies
liebt 0us niht aus
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SpiOne, NnardDilteu uno ,Sr;

oeuahetcr, iouen in Sdpeoeu tbd
tia icin, &9te mon iieht, tommen
Die 6ricoensbeber gleih nad) Den
Splonen mo Anardliiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

6reun0e miro INNER ldnger uno oa5
@ciift oes Steucr3ubler5 ebeuiaQ3.
Aber oa5 lit crit Der Aniana; bcioe
mer0eu nod OicI, piel langer pcr-
Apr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Siele 3eitmnacn ae6erScn lid

ol5 mare nit Der Hegiitrirung alcin
oa5 Spiel ihou geponnen. limo ou-
bel lit Die Negiitrir1ng bod MIR Elm
beoelttung2lOie5 &oripicL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

9cin Sna, fcinc Stnnbc, ubnc Gin
o@crman Ylot"! @tun oo9 10 tort.
1cht 10 faul man 0ic Qcutldleu allie.
buI0 OILS y Iotocutd G"
br5tlducn, mas?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

9m beiten NM itAcritcu 1T g, oas
@elo per Y o II ciiuuQ lNionen
Crocr). bic Der 4oitmciiter in ocn GRO
Bereu CrtId1niteu au@itcucu fam. 3u
libericubeu. Gbenio gut mo iihcr iino
ole pre6uupcliunQ mel
he Die NacHteu in olleu GrprcR 5tatios
men du5itellcu. Meuu man od5 @clo per
Go'tunmeiiumQ ODER per GrpreEnuluciiuug
Idtdt. III eS njdlt uotblucuoig. ben betrefs
fen0en 9ricf realitrireu gu IniierL, ipcuu
Die Noreiie 0eutlidl Neidrieben lit. 2cQt
man odaeQen Nnurgclo in Sen Brief, 10
IotIte oieier ltct5 reqtitrirt meroer, nm
Itd)er gu ieir. odB oericIbe ridjtig uns
tommt. Sir @ieloicuounQen in einiubcm
9riefuerihluiie iberne6mcn mir teiucr-
lei &eruntportIihtelt. Im Sale pon
aoreBoerduhcrungen ueraeie man ia
niht. Die ale cbeniouobI uie Ole neuc
Ro'toffiee nn}lQeber. beuu Iuuit f0nner
mir Neu Y'ancn in zen Nildern gur niht
itn0en.
Ronen5 Croer3 oiirfcn uicht. TIVE hn2
10 oft QeldIlebt. ais b|ern1cjutlidle Chit
tuug 3ur ii 4 b ebdlte fpcroet, ionr
bern iino oen @riefeu bei3uIegem
Gritttna erfotQt MIR burdh Henoerung
oeS Ndtums dlf Dem NoreBitrcifen.
g{dn Ghreiltre eiui0d.
~HUroitcrn", ga 0roiie, Nts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

"a Groiic, sen 5. Sltni 1917.
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grdmieu gsgsn Webrbe,abluug,

mern an 6ano.)
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
GRAM MAR.

|. Give a complete synopsis of the
verb call in the first person plural.
2 Explain the difference between the
two main uses of adjectives.
8 What different kinds of pronour ;
do you distinguish? Define three
them, and give illustrations of all OF
them. (Need not be in sentences).
T. In the following sentence explain
the construction OF each relative pro-
noun and state why there is no comma
before one OF them while there is be-
fore each OF the others: "One of the
earliest impressions that | can recall is
OF my grandfather house. which was
built on hillside, the main entrance
on the road, while stairway led from
the road down to the level of the lower
story, in which were kitchen, pantry and
dining-room."
). In the above sentence what does
each OF the prcpostional phrases modify
Oimit, depend upon)
8. Give the comparison of six words
that are compared irregularly. What
is descending comparison?
!. Parse yard and wide in the SEN
tcnce, The muslin is yard wide"
Z. Give the partciples and intinitives
of be and of sell Show that in its
commoncst use the participle takes the
place OF one member OF compound
sentence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
COST BUTCHER $3.50
To WHIP VENDOR 0F
POPCORN ON v|ADyCT
Pardolas Causes Arrest OF
Assailant Following Sc
we're Beating

Appearances in police court seem
to be the only remedy for the disease
that men about town have of which
an apparent symptom is getting into
quarrels with Harry Pardalos, the pro
prietor and owner of the peanut and
ice cream wagon on the yiaduct
Heretofore the peanut vender has
been unable to catch any of his assail-
ants SO that charges could be made
against them. This time, however, it
was different and Halle Butcher who
was said to be intoxicated at the time
of his alleged assault on Pardalos, was
placed in Jail on a charge of assault
preferred by the Greek.
1t is said that Butcher, without any
cause, pounced upon the Greek and
numerically beat him up" Sunday
evening. He was arrested by Officer
Taylor and placed in the county jail.
! He was arraigned Monday evening
and pleaded guilty to the charge.
| Butcher was fined so and costs by the
mayor and given 80 days in the work
house in which to think the matter
over. The days We're suspended, how
ever, and the man was released upon
payment OF his fine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
FREAK EAR OF CORN
COMES FROM LOCAL
MANS WAR GARDEN

!. N. Lohr of 106 West Pleasant
street has been an enthusiastic war
gardener this year despite his 20 years,
and has produced garden that his
younger neighbors may we'll feel en-
vious Of Mr. Lohr also produced a
freak" ear of sweet corn-at least he
found it growing in his garden.
The peculiar formation of the ear
caused Mr.. Lohr to exhibit it to sew.
eral of his friends. The ear was in
reality double ear, being two perfect
ears of corn with regular rows of ker.
nels and both cobs fully filled joined
together at the stalk. 'In war times IL
would be a good thing If all crops
would produce double like that one
stalk of corn" said Mr.. Lohr when
exhibiting the peculiar specimen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
ARlTHM ETIC.
(Choose eight)


l. With what objects i'll view do you
teach arithmetic
2 Prove that it is desirable to teach
square root in the grades. If YOU do
not believe that this is desirable show
that it is not necessary.
3. Construct problem showing the
number of pupils that can be accom-
modated in a room of certain dimcn-
sions.
4. If broods of each are raised by
pair of sparrows, how many would
there be in the 9th generation # all sur
vived and raised young at like rate2
s. What are the advantages OF the
metric system? Give two most import
ant equivalents to units in the English
system.
6. Show that it would be almost imr
possible for one person to count one
million one-dollar bills in week
7. Construct and solve problem that
is best solved by compound proportion
8. Show that if there are 10 boys and
80 girls enrolled and the per cent Of at
tendance of the boys is Is and that of
the girls is 9S, the per cent of attend
ance of the school is not SS. What is
the per cent OF attendance of the school
9. Construct and solve (approNimat-
ing) a problem showing the wonderful
results of small regular saving placed
at compound interest through a consd.
cradle period.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
GEOGRAPHY.
(Choose eight)


l. Locate two Of the largest water
power plants or projects of the present
time.
?. Where are the forests of great
enough value for them to be protected
by rangers?
3, Give sketch showing the present
battle lines and former national bound
aries on one OF the European fronts.
q. $27,OOOOO0 was recently voted by
Congress for river improvement. Tell
something about the Improvements that
have been made and are to be made.
5. What are northern lights.
6, Give some OF the principal facts
about the transportation in large quan-
titles of the petroleum and coal pro-
duced i'll our country.
T. Interpret five OF the following
Grand Canon Garden of the Gods
Thousand Islands; st. Clair Flats; the
500; the Golden Gate; Statue of Lib
erty; the Everglades; Mammoth Cave;
Natural Bridge.
8. Explain how latitude and longitude
are measured.
9. Name some useful supplementary
books or magazines that treat geograph-
ical subjects.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-04
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
(ChooSe eight)

\SIOpSC ClSlllJ
l. In what respects is mild restraint
upon pupils superior to strict discipline? !?
2. What books have been the source
of information to you on theory and
practice?
g. How can pupils be taught TO mem
orize?
a. Why is there an increasing tendency
to restrict the number work in the first
two grades?
5. How can biography be brought into
the course? Discuss its Importance.
6. What are some of the most hope
full Improvements in rural school condi-
tions?
7. How can theme writing be made to
bring to view the life interests of chill
dren, and conversely how can their in
terests be used to inspire their express
sion?
8. Discuss the value of story telling
in several different grades.
9. What is an ideal number of pupils
to have in room in some particular
grade? Why?
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HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE.

(ChOOSe elght)
|. Show what expenses have to be
undergone on an apple orchard before
ii bears.
2. What are some of the striking
problems you try 10 solve on an expert
mental tract;
3. Give some figures showing how
;ctual. production usually lags behind
los,ilac production.
4. Give a scheme for grading sample
iars of corn,
5. State what work must be done by
.he bee-kccpcr,
6. How can the stock kept on the
iarm be improved:
7. Divide on diagram a farm tract
of uniform soil and topography into
sections such that there may be rota-
ton in each field yet the same crops
may be produced each year by the farm
as whole Mark the rotation in each
field through onc cycle.
8, lIow are plants affected by a de-
fciency in nitrogen in the soil?
g. Outline a high school agriculture
course covering at least two years.
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GRUBAUCH FACING
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Alleged Man Gave Minor
Booze And Then Traded
Horses With Him

Deputy Sheriff Burr II. Lytle and
Patrick Purcell placed William Cru
baugh under arrest Monday at his
home between Waterford and Bate
mantown on a charge of furnishing IL
quor to a minor, the affidavit being
filed by Thomas Morrison, VINO alleges
that Grubaugh gave his son, who is
under age, liquor Sunday and got him
intoxicated, after which, Mr.. Morrison
says, the defendant traded horses with
his son.
Grubaugh was brought to this city
where he gave 5000 bond for his APP
pearance before Squire Harris Tues
day afternoon
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PHYSIOLOGY.

lSHOOSe elSNt)
!. How do decayed teeth harm the
individual?
2. The government has forbidden the
manufacture of distilled liquor. If this
is made permanent what good will it do?
3. Why should students be warned
against the use of patent medicines?"
4. State the most important facts
about digestion in some one of the parts
of the alimentary canal.
S. Give the location and use of one
of the following: thyroid gland, pan
creas, gall.
6. Explain the relation between two
different parts or organs of the nervous
system.
7. Describe fully some part of the
circulatory system.
8. What is the value of perspration
g.. With what objects in view do you
teach physiology?
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WRITING,

/. How should the pen be held?
2. Make all the letters OF the alphabet
to show the relative heights and lengths
Of the small letters.
3. What fault is frequent in forming
the letter, m? Write line of con
nected ms.
4-S. Copy the following as a specimen
of your penmanship:
so long as men live by bread the
far-away valleys must laugh, as they
are covered with the gold of God, and
the shouts of His happy multitude ring
round the wineprcss and the well .
No scene is continually and untiringly
loved, but one rich by JOYFUL human
labor; smooth in field; fair in garden;
full in orchard; trim, sweet, and fre-
quent in homestead; (; ringing with voices
of vivid existence. No air is sweet that
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HISTORY.


\
!. Give the story Of oac international
dispute whi.h almost brought US into
war
z. In what rcsoects is the population
OF the United States not uniform in
characteristics and disposition because
OF origin;
3 What civil war general or generals
do You rate highest and why;
4 Show that our government has
tended to increase it's powers
5 How has tariff helped and how ha.
it hndcrcd our country
O. Tel of one important fnancia
measure taken By Our government
l. Vi hat are the main purposes ot
teaching history?
g State the steps leading UP to tht
Spansh-Amcrican war.
.. Show what part some particular
stale, ior instance, Kentucky, has playet
in our national history.
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Is silent, It IS Only sweet when full Of
loss currents Of undcr-s1uud -triplcts OF
birds. and murmur and rbirp OF insects.
and de,p-toned words OF men. and wa,
ward trcblcs of childhood As the art
Of life is learned, it will be found at
last that all lovely things are also neees
sary-the wild flower by the waysidc, as
wcil as the tended corn; and The wild
birds and creatures OF the forest. a.
well as the tended cattle; because mar
do,h not live BY bread alone. hut also
by the desert mama BY every wondrou.
word and unknowablc work Of Cod"
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like different woman, and now havo
healthy little baby girl and do all my
house work. I will always praise Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 20
women who suffer as | did. - Mrs.
ALTON D. OAKEs, Fort Fairfield, Maine.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their health to it, is it not reasonable
to believe that it is an article of merit ?
If you want special advice w.ite to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conti,
dentiai), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened and read by women only. a.