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AAkcss Lctttf.to.-Tba Young Peopte'a DeaatmeaatThe Profreaatre F,
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ARKANSAS
I AM thinking; tonight of tho Southland;
Of the homo of my childhood days,"3
whin I roamed through th woods and
". the. meadows. ' . , .
IJBj th mil; nnA-the brook that play
where- the roaes are ta bloom, -
And the sweet magnolia too,' -
Where the Jasmine is white. ' , --
And the fields are violet blue ' " "
.Their welcome-awaits all her children"
.- -Who hate wandered afar.from home. "
"l'"J CHORUS: ': , , r
Arkansas, Arkansas! 'Tis a name dear,
-'Tis the place I call- 'home, sweet
home," r. - -- ; : ;
'Arkansas, Arkansas! I salute- thee," -,
From-thy shelter no rriore T 11 roam. T
TIs a land full of joy and of sunshine,
' "- Rich iti pearls, and in diamonds rare, '
,FuH of-; hope, faith, and: lor for ' the
stranger . ! . - ,.--',
"Who may pass, heath her- portals- fair;
There the rice fields are. full,. .
-And the cotton,- corn-and hay, - .
.There the frults-of the , field" bloom, -;
In winter, months and- May , '
Thy the- land that I love, First of
'ift..deaf-..- . v,.-;;f' ;x:,;--'.
r; And,-, to her let us all gtvK cheer. X
- .:'-x.?- . chorus. . x ;
all
-each, offender, .which." I held in pawn untU
"' thai game has been carriwd as fir as-desired.
These are ' then - redeemed something -after"
-the. following manner f Someone with originality-
is -usually selected to Impose thf
fines, although a good-way Is to allow dlffer-
eht ones to take part, and it is sometimes
planned to haye ,prson name his own fine.
The leader," or auctioneer, stands behind th
.: person- acting in this capacity, holding the'
j trinket In.' his hand, over the other's head..
He then; says; "Heavy, heavy hangs over
your' head," to which the reply Is ."Fine or
superflne?'' - ("Fine" signifies- that the ob
-ject belongs- to a boy, and "Superflne" to ,
girl.) Some penalty. is then imposed which
: the owner must perform before .the trinket
Is returned.to him.' The object is to make
these penalties absurd, and they are often
more fun than the" original game. ' . For In
stance, a timid boy may have to sing a
hillaby to an imaginary baby or give a re
cipe for muffins, while a, girt may have, to
whistle a tune or tie a four-in-hand tie on
one of the young men.'. '
our commencement
" X (Ctrls f I Prize tetter)
UR commencement began April 25, when
" the class day exercises were given by the -
enior. class. This Included the nresident'
address, class histoTy, poemr' oration, pro- ;
phecy, and three songs, one of which was
original.- X r.y ;.:
On the fo Ho winr' Friday evening a recital
was given by the music and expression pu
pils. , Althouffhr it was the first attempt of
some of the pupils to speak or play in public,
the ease and grace with which they rendered
the program met with approval, and showed ,
the- results of the, good work done by their
teacher, v. , X . XX; 'Vx' X
Sunday, April 29; Elder C. H. Cayce of
Martin, Tennessee, preached the- commence- X
ment sermon to a large audience. His
theme was "service." X .
JJext came - the exhibit , by' the; domestic ;
science, art, and manual training classes.
This was given on -Wednesday afternoon.
That the classes had done splendid work
was shown by the vast number of blue rib-"
bona placed on the articles. One of the new
and most interesting features of the exhibit
"Was the taste with which the girls' planned
a room. Each girl chose her favorite room,
wrote a composition on how to plan the
room, and put the composition and plan on a
placard which was placed on the wall.
X The annual commencement play,, the vale
dictory, was given on Wednesday evening..
It was said to be the best play ever given
here. The proceeds were over $75, which will
be- used to defray commencement expenses
and for the good of the school.
Thursday, evening came the contest be
tween the societies. Each" of the girls' so
cieties gave a pantomime while the boys'
gave a splendid debate on: 'Resolved, That
the Government should Own and Operate
the Railroads." This was a new feature
al80. ."X '' X-"v .X;.."
The Alumn! meeting on. Friday afternoon
must not be forgotten. .A short ' program '
was carried out, ice cream served, and every
one present seemed to have a pleasant time.,
. On Friday, evening came the clinjax. Hon
orabla" Jesse F. Stallings of Birmingham de
livered - the graduating address and - Sir.
Simpson spoke in behalf mt the three-mUl
Ut. Superintendent B- O. Warren delivered
the seventh grade certificateat After diple-
-iaa were awarded to a class of twelve w
separated, two of our beys leaving that,
night to Join the army. " ' "
ETHEL ; VARJTEL.
. Ragersville. Ala. ' . : ' x
HUNT. THE RIXG X
TE players stand in a circle,, holding a
long cord forming- an endless band, upon,
which a ring- has previously been slipped.
- This ring is passed rapidly from one play'-:
er .. to' another,, always concealed by the
hands; while somebody lnthe center en
deavors to- seize the hands of the person
who holds it, who, - when actually caught,
takes hia place within the circle. X
'-If thecirele is very large two rings may
be slipped upon the cond and two players
placed in the center. together.
A small key i often used instead of a
ring; while still another variation is to have
the concealed object a small whistle with a
ring attached. U.' S,
Governnaent Bulletin-
I
THE SIfJENT CONCERT
N THIS performance the company for the
time imagine- themselves to be a band or
musicians.'. The leader of the band is sup
posed to furnish each of the .performers
with a different musical- instrument. Con
sequently, a violin, a harp, a Ante, a piano, a
Jew's harp, and anything else, are ail to be
performed upon at the same time. , Th ;
leader begins playing a tune on his Imagin
ary viol incello, or whatever else It; may be,
imitating- the way of performing on it. Tha
others all do the- same,, the sight presented
being, as may well be imagined, exceedingly
ludicrous. In the 'midst of it the leader
quite unexpectedly stops playing and makes
an entire change in attitude, substituting
for his own instrument one belonging to
some-one else. As soon as he does this, the
performer who has been thus-unceremoniously
deprived of his instrument, takes that
of his" leader and performs on ' it instead.
Thus the game is continued, everyone being
expected. to-carefully watch the leader's ac
tions and to be prepared at any time te
make a sudden change. Forfeits are, of
course, in order when "the-player whose in
strument has been appropriated fails to im
mediately imitate the motions which the
leader has just abandoned. U, S. Govern
ment Bulletin. . " ..' .
CUTTER'S
BLACKLEG PUIS
: California's Favorite''
for nearly -20 years . ;
Fcr tie Prereslica e Blickief
ia caItcs and yossj cattle ' '
Their superiority ia due to nearly-
20 years erf specializing in.,
xyaccincs and Scrums only."
Year ia and Year Out the give'
. fetter satisfaction tnan any
; other, vaccine made, and the
. cost of a. few cents per. dose
is cheap -insurance against a
. disease that always takes the
iattest and best -;. ' " v, .
Single? PiUs may be used for or
dinary and range stock. ;
Double Pills should be used for
v pure bred and high grade stock.
Use any Injector, but Cutter's
' ? simplest : and strongest v
Prices: . :'-x;.'
r 10 dose picge Single pilts $1.00
Sadosepkge. Single pills -4.00
10 dose pkfje. Double Pills 1.50
, ; 50 dosepkie. Double Pills 6.00
Cotter's Pill Injector,. 1.50
Insist on Cutter's. If unobtain
, able, order direct
Write for new booklet "The
Control of Blackleg.? It tells
about Anti-Blackleg Serum
which cures Blackleg and
may be used simultaneously
with vaccine to combat out
breaks and safely protect val
uable stock.
The Cutter Laboratory, Berksley, Calf.
The Catter LuWatary af nTiaait, Csfcags
Eastera Aftat - X
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Catalof of
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GAMES THAT LIAY EE PLAY
EDDY LARGE UUnZZRS
. BIRDS HAVE IXATHXK r
THE leader' throws up his hands every 4imV
he mentiens av bird or animal. The play
ers follow him wises he mentions any feath
ered animal, but ke their hands ispoa their -knees
when he menUsns a' species which
have no feathers. , The bject. of eswrss. is
ta catch them unawares by unlag Mrds
very rapidly and introducing names of ob
jects that bars- no feathers. Thus: Chickens
haVa feathers. (All hands np.) lwks
have feathers. (Hands up.) Eagles have
feathers, (Hands np- Cats have feathers,
(Leader's hands op.) All - others whose
hands have been raised pay a forfeit U. S..
Government Bulletin. . ' '
Ferfeitsv Forfeits are not collected af once,
but a trinket or small object- Is collected from
X A GIANTESS
'CB. amusement may be caused by per
forming the following: X .
A tall gentleman is "dressed in a skirt.
Then a large umbrella is covered over with
a gown, and a cloak, a bail is-tied on the
point of " the stick above the- dress, and a
bennet and thick, veil are - pat en It. The
umbrella is partially opened, so that its
frame sets out the- dre'as and cloak as crin
oline does. The gentleman atta under ft
'and, holding the handle up as high as he
can graepv appears like a gigantic woman.
Somebody knocks at the hall door, to pre
tend that there is an arrival, and a minute
or two afterwards the door is opened and
"Mfaaa Little Girl is announced. The gian
tess then walks into the room, bows, etc,
to the amusement of the company.
A good effect Is produced by holding- the
umbrella, har.dlo ' naturally when , entering
and then raiainr ft by degrees, giving the
appesranear of a startling growth. She can
thus sppeor to rise till she peers ever tops
of pictures. She may talsTlo the company
also, bendlna- her head dswa toward them
and i speaking- ia a squeaking; tons of voice.
8. Government Bnflotla.
Passesrser (after first night on board
ship). I say. where have all my clothes
vanished to? . .
Steward Where did yon put them before
yon gat Into bed last night?
r s ssr-btt I folded them up carefully
and put them In that cupboard over there.
Steward I see no cupboard, air.
Passenger Are you blind, man? I mean
that one with the round glass door to It.
Steward Orarlous me. that ain't no cup
board that's the port-hole. Sacred Heart
Review. . . -, '"
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