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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
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I0.aO. .sp AT NJ. ta.2a, sil, g.. i ast'
i t2fE sIsga. a.afl hGs2si, tssAl ss@ts i1ss7-1
.atE Al NJ.
L Leave Naval Academy tsste 10 Inintltsf
earlier. State House Siatia1i. l;lslsien
ST and College Ave-. seven q minutes
eariIar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
ID. Elks
anaIng % I ElalI keasE

/ District nf 1elnsnHia wary md ami
Delaware ElRs will hold joint Flag
day egere ses ff6 Te rs ], o'clock Sunday
afternoon After the ceremony the
visitors wIfl lle entertained 81 crab.
feast by Annapolis lodge ~. s22 af
Inks Home On State Circle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
,ailllllil
Y Isb

ven IN thc War
q tho state
men vas 4
he.at ta cool
al4sle sncing de-
Wis furnished
6a giris present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Hig heel
araM CD Ral

te0 III the Anne Arundel
liieh school Is giving fare-
aiiigilt III honor Of We'd
80. ltlliatps 81 the class 1919.
rims fail the social event
81 liaat one for the yes.liag-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Bis Hop Announces
DangIlIer,a i.ngillseLaleElt

Right REV. ana Mrs John xarincr
Murray have announced the eilg ses
ment of their daughter. Miss Ann
Kirk wood Murray, to Mr charics Fsfs
lis Elliott. Ir. seal 81 Nh. and Mrs
Il Charles Il Elliott, II Meiyaie, Nil
Mrs Thomas i4intIffcura. wife 81
Tho postmaster left today for Wash
ington % attend tho wedding 81 her
niece. Miss Elizabeth Aisk:1tt sIaneil.
Ter al Mr and Mrs William ~
bott which takes place THIS afternoon
at iiye o'clock Mrs Lintiiennl W:ts
accompanied BIZ her mother, Mrs.
Davia O Parleft who Ii visiting her.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Nov said the Huns must accept Or
reject peace by June is. Date appears
to be receding Hope VIE know the
worst nefore tho DIR season sets fiji
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Strange thing nobody ever finds ont
where all. ar at leass go1ae. og the
fosi ru.saoga ssart
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
- 30 lnan. all q jim enioyel the

mi 10 men. Az u whom enjoyed the
dance
Engineer and
ase0lSgIst Here
Ar Herfart & Owens, consulting
engineer aid geelogist 81 Idaho. Nlio
pent several weeks n April and Nay
with his father. Mr Janaes " 0Weps.
after 4 Nisit ID New York. On proges-
aionaI business has returned - Anna
polls and II now stopping with M 4,
and Mrs DWons. n their residence
on King George street.
Ensign n H Donallson, 81 MI
yho was graduated from the Naval
Academy last week, e In washington.
on months iease and Is ling his
mother Mrs II q donaldson,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
from the little street
iii the summer

ID The summer
q, 8,l D visit there.
acct and fair.
shadows ami hear the
green apeet sum
.ri.f AMI Lovely lane
tle dreamfai allatlows 30
back y is youth
u be Junetime sky.
meetings lake place. in-
corner where hearts are
arrau and grief and
l,at vere beautiful come
Isl parkic IS once they did
80 81 eliesir les long since hid !.
n, ssller. sifere old men meet
fealils So sweet 81 know
unon tier ahadowy
u .l.ys i loas 10.
llts tle sarhi ron. 90 some
a thunder II war and crimes
sglf m there whittier the old and
s.s ti.I ksd With solemn 81 merry
IS YOU rootl q see how IioW
5e afiagiiis 81 men g the long ago.
4I.a,arg corner. where eYerinoTe
far lioneyaaelsic b sweet.
I.e.irls rs down ID lie dreams
IL Yore
el.sre llte past anil The present
foIger McKinsey
commander 81 Hove IS.
nd Sanity ieA here today for 4 stsas.
IA !, mouth al Atlantic f'ity
Afialral Austin N KNIGHT, and his
s9,l. l.Ieat umtnandar itiehard Il.
Knigilf we're Iii .sanappiis today on
lltsii 4 ay ID visit liz fAlnily of Judge
Salktils. near ms erti'.ia Miss
katherine t' knight q on 4 trip SO the
Rsat, ana viii visit Chicago MllWasl-
is, ana paul. before returning.
III le4nar Gre al,, daughter of
a ATTORNEY AMI Mrs Nicholas Il.
Ssseii Il oil wish e friends Il New
Men oilil4
ri Informal reception VIII be held
w A headquarters IN
reie and Francis street on
seaaes,ly evening next 70 meet the.
sIi6fa and Field secretaries 81 that
3tfllazatian, md to inspect the new.
quarters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Fl Normal reception will be held
q me- Al headquarters on
reie and Francis street on
Wednesday evening next 70 meet the.
sai6asl and Field secretaries Of that
5ttlIizatinn, and ID inspect the new.
1lay*t ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

commander 81 Hove
afa g4ttlll Ien here Today FOR i stay
III i mouth III Atlantic 'lty
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

MAFI- -EWOOD AVE. Reechwood Ave. Hancock Ave. and Garden s.; good 2family houses with improve ments S4,500: small payment down, bal ance easy terms. Inquire Andrew EnGs.rand, 363 Ridgefield Ave. Bar r.-- -o-o" R22dsH
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

BUY YOUR SKIRTS direct from the maker and save middlemen's prof1tsa that means 50 per cent saving. We carry 6 full line of latest mode skin. Fishelberg.39 Fairfield Ave Barnun 2311
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

VIOLIN INSTR tCTION-A. IlIee- mann. i6 Cannon 5J..Eoou 4. Tsy- for BlAg oaGnneEs receive I. ( a. attention Phone B4rnurt ip4y.
 19GTa!~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
HOTELS

GOLDEN HILL HOTEL. 63 Harrison St. Bridgeport. Conn: u7-to-daie service; st cam heat; clean and sari- tary; electric lights; rates $1 and up; special rates by week. Newly remodeIeC; hot and cold water Tn each room; special rates to thea re people. Under new management.
 l9Gl5ais
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

PIANO l. STRUCTION-Quic me h. cd. Three months course Classl- cal or popGl@r nu usic. Adults, eVen- lngs. Mrs Clarke. 1G6T Ir4nIs a.l Av
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE

wILMOT AVE.-2-famIly 12 room house, lot 4ox125: room for garage: a fine chance to get home right w M. Redheid 8S Cannon St.
 IsI;i6a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
AUTO TIRE vULoANIzING.

IT PAYS to get the best retrea ding ana Vulca ntzing. Want poor work
 Don't come here. We onIy do first class wo~k. Firth & Son. 459 Bar mum Ave. '19I1Ta
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

WATCH YOUR WATCH! When i. slops bring it to us. We guarantee satisfaction Henry c. Reid & Son Room 31O. Conn. Nat Bank Bldg. 1924 Main St. H30aI~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
SEE ayICEs OFFERED

PUBLIC .LECTURE-Morr Korshet, Nj. D., of Passaic. N. J., on Phil osophy of Sex, Dec. IT, at s p. m, 1925 Main St. 4 lecture of su- prene quality. Admission 15c
 T10d"p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
STOVE REPAIRS

WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE re- pairs to fit all makes stoves, fur naces. Wholesale, retail. Bridge port Stove Repair, 1715 Main. Bar mum 6737-4 T5aii*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

EAST EATON sT-1 family house. )noms @aII Improvements; Hancock Ave. s family. 2S rooms. all i'm prCvements; Norman St.. . family house, 10 rooms. all improvements; Lndley St, ; family, 41 rooms, all improvements. S. Loewith & O., I16 Bank St Tel Rarnurn 99. Open Monday and Saturday even iugs. l9Ri3ait"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

LET Us vulca nfze your tires Expert work guaranteed at lowest prices in town. Noble Vulcanizing Sta lion. 2S0 Noble Ave Baruum "55-12
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
MUSICAL INsTRC CT1oN.

phouosra yh- Giasan ma ndo1ins. Orpheuu aanio-ncanHo- lins Schirners Ftsch6s. music ii- brary. Every hing nusicaL GIL mans Music Store. -S5 T tiInetd Av.
 T2aE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

$500 BUY beautiful i cne n Devon; large lot, convenient to troi- ley: very attra Ctive: could not be built today for that money, i'll also sell furniture. which is all new. If desired: al ready to wa'k into Nal
 colm T Kerr, at he biz white house. just across Wasn't g on Bridge G13SU
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SCALES

MRS. SCHREWE, scientific and inspi- rational readings: appointments;
 daily except Sundays; All Seaview
 Ave. Phone Barnum S56. est D
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
SERVICES OFFERED

WE CATztY the largest stock on hand of stove and furnace supplies and parts B. Lipnick. 5S2 East MaiI St Barnum s14-14.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

[ [, g. .. sr- at ..r*eftl +-'- 9. for sale r rent room fiat to rent. 1nterVale. fairsst spot iD D. vOn. See Malcolm Kerr '19I26an"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
WAS JEFFERSON uNAMERrCAN2

President woodrow Wilson. whose speaking tour ia
HE league Of short by lness has been
invited 10 rest and rc-upcrnto at Monticello, the IA
Charlottesville virginia This beautiful estate belongs
20 Hon jefferson NJ Levy. ~ New York, who former
y served IN congress. and It has been kept In fine
state Of preservation Monticello has long been the
mecca and shrine OF stalwar democrats ot the country
In this connection a small volume of essays pub
Literature" by woodrow wilson becomes Of timely
interest I'm one ~ essays. A Calendar ~ Great
Americans" he thus depicted tho character Of Thomas
Jcffersou..-
.J,'forson was not thorough American heeaVs"
M the strain Of French philosophy that pcrmoat"d and
weakened an his thought : II Is his speculative
phiosophy that is exotic and that runs Ike false
and artificial note through al his thought II was
an American in hcng abstract. sentimental rational
Iuic rather than practical That he held II sincerely
need not be doubted. but the more sincerely he ac-
copted 10 so much tho more thoroughly was ne un-
American Ills writngs lack hard and practical sense
Tho very aeratcd quality of Jeffcrsons nrin-
cIplca gives them an air ~ nSnccry. which attaches
to thcm rathor because they do not suit the climate
ot tho country and tho practical aspect OF affairs than
because they do not uul tho character Of Jefferson $
mind ana tho atmosphere ~ abstract philosophy II
is because both they ana tho philosophical system OF
which they form a part do soom suitable 10 his MIND
and character that We must pronounce him, though
a great man not a great American"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
Andrew and hnOgene
IN Nnn rrLkERsON.

Imoreno friend Alice going to publish
he
That's the 4 don't believe she
o. rctormcr She Is ono @"
scheme Of things entire and mold more
to desire"
IT move strike lieu thereof the
word her" interrupted Andrew.
You are right overrul.d" replied lmosen" Alice
the notion this town were
through attendance at The cafes "n
60
wicked newspaper show her the places SO
rro,i around together nothing cannot
make up mind she has fallen In love vii" the newspaper ma"
,,,b. she's rc-ymst" Of the evils has
~, r IAN ad thing anou, continued 81
a the NJ G. 4 who went TO cht'Nrn lsn
ncckcl
an urrut IN" count t ten Sporting blood "
That's lust she wanted PRE-
Mrs Henry teach me
she lnteisrn'N ofr" h" or F' 10
h,,h 90 Well Mrs Horny invited
the afternoon Mrs
had make ''r'I o
that she saw sinful the game"
ovtha vck
aud handle % with ou own hands doesn't seem
Won b, errates, e
NE chicken trh'
Mn N'ff 1l'l huy'r'h ..f-r
10 'h"
r,sr, Win e-n m ne o. ard mr Dc u fr'" mo to place
hiara'ss nfs. r..r feel hr HNi 7parFbH which 7
.rr r1 shoulders i
81, stopped rFr closed a,. era'tr prrrr
Watching
Copyright Tvsng-nr't Century Press rne)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
r1Ir nIGm COST OF IprAIlsM.

It IL costing the American people ~ tremendous sum
OF money to carry tho administrations purpose to
save Europe from herself The United states troops
scattered all over the face Of Europe doing their
part though uuwittingy and unwillinRy, to keep up
the OF living here 10 America.
Senator Norris during speech tho floor Of the
senate Friday charged that Tho American people had
been ~soerccd in some subscribe loans
support their government which wos lending the
money Britain at ~ per cent who In turn was
reoanlng It to Persia nt per cent
in helping to win the the United states loaned
the allied nations, altogether ooOooo,o 600 upon
which interest was to he paid. To raise that amount.
and for other purposes loans asked for and
obtained from, the people Of the United states about
$40 900 600 All this done by authority ot acts
of congress
our government is paying interest TO the people on
that $4,000 600 600. when the war closed and the
armies were dishaudcd 1t was thought tina, the in
tcres, to nc paid ny The foreign governments would
go long way towards the reduction ot the nations
interest account
nut It develops that these foreign countries arc pay
ing nothing tha, interest account As t has fallen
due has been 60 the American treasury department
paid with l. q. is. Thus the debt due from foreign
countries Sc being Increased the extent accruing
interest This has been done without asking and
ceivng the consent Of congress
on the part Of the debt created. which was applied
TO the prosecution OF our IN the war. taxpayers
expected ho pay themselves mo interest and
the principal when II became due. uut they dId not
expect De taxed 10 paw interest ON loan made go
a third party
And the trsasor, deficit increasing a. ON alarming
rate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
OKLAHOMA OUTBURSTS
ny OTIS LoRroE

Speaking Of modern maEazincs "slucy stores" SAYS
the young man ON North Main, IL which Is OBJ
tanning circulation under false rretcnscs
For the convenience or newspaper reporters william,
Robert Enwnechtcr OF pAwucg has had his name
changed TO Huy Dean
Prince Freezing will bet the Klwsniy club sec today
whether ms neck b. .Eun bowed" as Mr.. Ferris re-
ports.
Hm pInEley feels reasonably safe IN assuring those
democrats who have boon Worrying about o. that
the, viii not lind themselves tho position Of being
Ir has almost made up MS mind thinks BllL that
will not hc necessary FOR him 60 run again
A. any rate .s-otr Ferris may feel secure tn tho
thuurht that Governor Robertson viii mot stand tut
ANYBODY tu throw ancient eggs of him Tn" governor
insists that would %, unlawful act Go thus disturb
Mr trrrl-
II It was preachers who melted the crg riot at
ArdmuJc We can undrrsttud why some uf them speak
to empty pcws
Just suppose mcdiotcs the Chandler Nrvs -ruhlciv'
that the ball players belonged tu labor union and the
;hird base
Tho girl ON South Main says 'hc reason she dd not
accept tho last vhN proposed Co h"r hecagsc
hr insisted that me unrr1r" ceremony bc performed
according to the covenants of the league of nations
snap shots from me Dallas Nsvss or course t 10 none
~ business but sometimes wonder 10 a man
who has been married 'lr." Times LEARNS much about
sh''" We pun Hs long t... us possible Also u 'hr
artffEt urHs N,rH Hs saving uf DIS uuu.N hn Is
of hH labor Hr.Hnr r..h would hs raF We SON
know bow H with others nuf 'nHr. Del nothing makes
urrdor than fn r.He crowded automobile vIfg r
man sitting our Itu And general fhrr. whom t
man iut very suat Dc thinks his dos Is Nr- rrarsn
20, keis fur money le fha same ar why che doesn't
search her Flower pots for an Oh we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
~ rNpAnAI.EL.Irp SCENE.

There wsl enacted in Atlanta Friday n scene that
could tSke nowhere in all the world wave Americ"
alone Ehht thousand veterans Of the war OF inc
snctonN marched behind tho bullet-torn flags they
had once followed in bitter open rebellion against
their country And as those faded and ferorn oolors
came abreast OF tho regular soldiers who pres-
sn M guard OF honor tho regulars saluted them The
stars and sripss paid homage to the stars and bars
Had any man two OF years ago prophnsled
that the time would come when this could hap
pen he would have been examined for his sanity. And
we repeat II Is possible In other land and shows
the marveous--anost divne--ebility of this people
10 forgive and forget
The war indeed IL over The hiterness and the rancor
tho prejudice that ragged between the sections
Ia all but gone Time tho great healer. has closed tho
wounds The mistakes OF the fathers forgiven and
In great part forgotten by their and daughters ThS
veterans OF Lee and the veterans OF Grant once al
each others throats with all the fury Of mighty
fighting men. fraternss In affeotiopate intimacy and
recall the heroic age Of tho republic which Is tho
proud heritage OF the posterity OF both And In the
golden reooloctons of memory kind led by the camp
fires glow form partnership REninst. the enemies OF
their comaion country
The heart OF tho southland beat In unison to the
martial step Of 100000 boys on foreign soil The
blood lee and the blood Of Grant mingled to hsow
the soil France Puritan and Cavalier carried the
stars and stripes through tho Hndonburg lini and
wrenched tho sword from the mailed fist OF imperial
Germany. And II is the south today. much any
other section moro than some that shuddcrs at tho
thought that American sovereignty and American right,
TO he subjected the determination OF foreign
governments.
zone country, one Cod Thank God for America
May she grow less
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
MYHySRAND t@E
81 Il I JmeP Phelps
Phelps

into Mrs. Horizons this afternoon
You would have been-hRppier
dare say II you had not gone.
1T wasn't your fault | went
Intended TO all the time, tht.4
what 1 asked you TO so for 80 That
/ might have an excuse to go u
there.
You mean-the picturer'
"No--but ] am glad l saw THAI"
II won't question you. Mldr.I.
but | do wish there was somethI.r.
1 could do You are sure you cur.t
stay with clifford"
I'm not sure Of anything or uuH-
body! don't task OF IT, ] replied
just as we reached the house. and
saw Edith waving from the window
with Elsie's smiling face behind h.r
shall She Tell clifford she Knows
Muriel came In and remained uruI
nearly dinner time She romrcd
and played with Edith; talked io
Elsie OF her young days after she
became engaged, aud was so enter
tanning, 50 quaint In her remarks.
and reminlscenses that the imn
passed so happily and quickly thtt
/ had no time To think OF the htn5
penings OF the afternoon. wei (
would wait until after dinner"
thought AS she passed clifford COM %
ing In as she went out ''I'll decide
then"
But after dinner Clifford went out.
Il shall not be gone long" he
said in rather an apologetic tone to
Elsie.
Please don't II there are any
more providers about" she returned
lie had been gone but few
moments when the Richard Coltuns
came in; and they were still there
when he returned
II was quite late when they left
and We went up stairs Immediately.
As we were getting ready for bed l
remarked:
"Murlel end / called upon Mrs
Horton today" | was standing be-.
fore my dressing table, and could
see him in the mirror. / watched
his face as he replied:
Yes"
The single osyllable ANNOYED
me, and | said no more that night
But lay awake for hours thinking,
thinking.
Tomorrow-The Picture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
HAMPTON, GEORGIA.

Hampton, Ga. we feel should be awarded tho palm.
The Hon Frank q. Curry Of Tulsa originated In Hnmp-
ton He has always been proud OF tho fact lie IL
now on a visit back to tho old home town. and
what ne discovered there fills him with a holy Joy.
lie finds that there S not II man womnn In the
entire population 1900 but opposed the league
OF nations, and his fellow townsmon him that
far they know a man who trades In Hampton
or receives mail through postoffce favors the In
ternatiunal proposal,
Can you biamo tho Honorable curry for Immediately
filing telegram to The world. his new home paper,
setting forth the fact7 Certainly not Twas only
human, And lis there any objection To Hampton being
given the award for 100 per Amcrcanlsm7 There
being none II is so ordered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
The Wishing Plane
RY WILLIS WINTER

As soon as the two men had car.
ried Jack and June away the man
who had attacked Captain Bravo
and IAdydear ran, too The old cOu-
pie went with them. And when
Captain Brave and fadydear looked
around and failed 10 zee the chill
dren they realized what had hap
pened.
The old man and old lady were
part of the band Of thieves. you see
They weren't In trouble At oil. They
had been with the members OF the
band who watched the children and
their friends leave the hotel that
day and start for the bay. when
Jack and Jane had reached the mar
row street the Old couple had run
down another street to get ahead OF
them The others Of the band had
slipped down another street. TOO. and
had gone into the building by the
back way. They had used the build-
ing Tor THAI kind Of work before,
the owners belonged 30 the band
Captain Brave and I.adydear did
what everyone would do. They
rushed up and down the street. peer
ing into buildings and down other
streets in the hope Of seeing Jack
and Jane But Of course there was
not a sign Of them At last, when
thoy wtre out Of breath from hunt
ing Captain Hrave and Indydcar
decided that the only thing they
could do was 20 notify the Naples
police and hope that some trace Of
the children could be found that
way
I'm afraid the police wouJ he
able 20 do much, though said1Cap-
tain Brave sadly These fellows
have surh big organization that
they can hide the children in a dir
fercut place every day II they want
10 None ~ them will tell the po-
lice ANYTHING, either. so II seems
hopeless
we must get word 20 Sirnor An
rclo Immediately said Iadydear.
iAr may be able TO help ms because
he helped the police hunt down so
many criminals"
or course. neither Iadydehr nor
Captain Brave knew then that the
kidnapping had been planned as "A
blow az SEnor Aucglo or that mem
brrs of the band had arranged 70
place the blame ON Signur Angelo.
when they arrived az the clerks
desk in the hotel they found a let
ter waiting for Captain Brave Al
ono corner ~ the envelope was writ
ten "Trom SiRuor Angelo
captain Brave tore open the en-
vc'npr and Iadydcar and he read
the 'CftDr together II said.
Have taken Jack and Jane for
my own children II YOU Try 20 get
them back my men will XIII you.
You will be watched until you leave
Italy.
Downright, 1slN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-13
LITTLE BENNY,S
NOTEBOOK


No skool Is complcet without 4
fletcher. and no teetcher Is comp .ect
without skooL altho both Of them
would be more popular without
either
Teotchcrs are all ages. but they
are Eceting younger all the t.e
Most Of them are female gender nI
berth. Wen u teetcher gets marley
she stops tectuhing. This would
make the pupils muich Eladirr n
another tCctChcr dident come % ass
her place rita away
II would bee impossible 10 have a
education without tcetchers. ..'
most children would jest a. sH
not have education II cny.oiF
asked them their opinion. wien gu-
body does Wen children grow HF
they send their own children o.
skool for revendge. and thus ol ..t-
ton will never die out.
The name dlffrenta hc'v,r1
teetchers and pupils f. that tee.
ers can wawk out weneyer they v#.
10 and never come back. ouy "
don't vile pupils have 10 keep un -".-
ting there and come back the .rNi
day. wich they do.
Some teetchers are popular even
tho thev are teetrhers. wich p'" r'
how mutch more popular they NOa.I
he N they wasent Most tpc'r''
know more than their pupils, '.
making % very convenient Tor 'a'
Some things teetChers ar" STE
posed % know are fizzeoloEN "s-
Eriffy. histrry, arithmetic. 500.
singing and Keeping .u after s-.'.
Some uupils give their icr'. .h.
presents, such AS froot uni grI'
ges. hoping they wont take .'
nof asking for 90 back in case ..'.
do