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may be ‘ssion. lined to atter toush t’or-as been n. They arly ad-s would ity inat-r work.Hav;ina.One feature of the Sun Idry Civil bill relating to rivetand harbor contrcat work is anDefianceCollegeDIFIANCE OHIOalendar week, wrestle rendunx is ex-the higher im-he toot de spe-slre toholdingas out-ech in of bills pen the get out ? effect t billsreoom-t. The a state the de-me de-relleve lsidera-derable on theA high grade institution, mod erate rates, and a select student body Organized in 1902 with 33 students and assets aggregat ing twenty thousand dollars. An nual enrollment for 1910—11 over 400; assets January 1, 1911, near ly one half million dollarsDepartmentsCollegiate, Academic, Teachers Domestic Science, EngineeringCommercial, Music, Art and Elo cution.P*antFive splendid buildings, tlior oughly equipped, with all mod ern conveniences; beautiful camp us of 28 acres; men’s athletic field women’s playground; men’s gym nasium, women’s gymnasium with up to date apparatus• •Expenses•■Board, $1.75 per week; roomrent from 75c to $1.00 per usiness | weepc including light and heattuition and incidentals, —Spring term $14.00, Special Normal term $14.00, Summer term $10 subject Special Features For Normal andhis. *Summer Terms.ee are i some,m .P aulk be-ve thedefeat.s stat-hrought mildTrialkindsModel School, Primary MetlWoris. Normal Art. Public School Music, Reviews, Preparation for Countv and State Examinations^w 1Lecturers, Free Employment Bureau. Special courses offerer | fur Indiana teachers of classes1 ”A”, ”B,” and ”C” and teacher?of town and county schoolsPhis coupled with the amount still remaining to the credit of the War Department ought toshow in the way of waterwayimprovements in the next year and a half, and emphasize the platform of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress that an annual river and habor bill is the only business policy which the goverment should adopt in the development of the waterways of the Republic.Teacl than ft)ficates ; tilicatestributedIf youlast yeafor thisager on I Mease this yea ma if vrII.• •Twoyears hence, March 4th,1913, the terms of thirty-one United States Senators will expire. Political conditions is so assertive that it puts political prophets at a discount. W hen the state of Maine is democratic and supplants Fugene Hale with 1 democrat iti the United States it staggers the political pro-and admonishes him to keep silent. However, according to the adage that has come down to us from the ages,lie.” It is aSo Declor, \gnosticatorColun to the r 1 ispelt;,'tlt;better tlt; pie andsess aa w a vwg UpCalendarelsef skiSpring term opens March 20tl Special Normal term. May 15th Summer term, June I-2th. ,For information address,P. W MCREYNOLDS, Presfigures cannot plain fact that thirty-one Senat ors now serving must go out in 1913, unless reelected. Of thislist nineteen are republicans and twelve are democrats, hut it is beyond the ken of mortal man to foretell the changes that may occur in the Senators to succeed those whose terms expire two vears hence. 1 he twelve outgoing dement tic Senators are from the states of Georgia, I'exas, Alahama, Arkansas, Louisiana. \ ir-ginia, Kentucky. Oklahoma. Mis iippi and South Carolina. I ak-,ing the present political status of these states as a guide, the conclusion would be that all of them will return democrates ()f the nineteen outgoing repuhli-•an senators one has been elimin ated by death Elkins, of W est V irginia A democrat ,wh otnttst Mght for his re-election, now (ills that seat. The other eighteen states are. Idaho, Oregon, New Jersey, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Massachusetts. Illinois.Kansas, Montana, Maine. SouthCountv,wtrees, tli els last of Si,cxx A saiof C. IIville, is trees wll ,250 h$507-17-al1 e to and arcsckntiffisource lt;Ohio, toing 1909100,000 OOO,(XX) tThe s560 in 1evervw h• •giving sFor Sal63267 a 1 lion Rec.society iprice vtFRED \201 d 6
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Defiance Democrat
Defiance, Ohio, US
Sat, Mar 11, 1911
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