1. The Federal Government began an investigation into fire conditions in Europe in 1907, through our consuls.
2. It cost $2.39 a year for fire in the United States between 1901 and 1910, for every man, woman, and child, and Germany does not even pay nineteen cents.
3. The number of our fires is increasing, which is worse.
4. In ten years our population has increased 73 per cent and 134 per cent is the increase in fires.
5. Having considered the details, the conclusion is easily drawn that fire is a disgrace.
6. He only gets to the office at ten o'clock.
7. Having settled the plan of attack, the rest was simple.
8. The manager warned him not to make the mistake again and adding that mistakes are costly.
9. To keep flannels from shrinking, wash in the following way, and you will find it very satisfactory.
10. To open a fruit jar run a knife under the edge and it comes off easily.