The Lamar register., 1895-04-06


=. lsa't like a commencement any
: ,,.e on earth. except Il be In one
!. cher schools like unto that of
"a a dozen or 30 OF which are
-s-,A over the United States. or
(, q the Carlisle plan. and devoted
er-veting the remnant OF the abo-
~ izhabitAnts how to trim ideas
a. q Arrows. and 10 cat with forks
Inl O., nnEsrs.
h-ass vas the pioneer proving
- 9, this method OF solving the
a. problem and Capt Pratt
- Tsnfh cavalry. the father Of the
81. during a long and varied ex-
-,.rs Amsus the Indians on the
~ anl aftsrward. when In charge
= uaruly prisoners taken In the
Z ig.t-TE and transferred TO Fort
rsa-s. found that the Indians have
- ard souls. and he found. too.
,s-y arc anenasle TO kindly In
as and eager to learn Then II
eat the educational seed sprouted.
Z uhich Carlisle has grown Capt
J. sltnt DO all OF the work
y hrwcver. nor all OF the thinking.
Pratt. bis EeatIs. cultured wife.
sssa bis abls tieatrE2lat- and MS
Jc1zF daughter bar bscn a good
z-c.T.
lsrJ Industry <sFS sriaSy arts ard
.1ss zrs taught ~ Carlisle, The
y AZ trained to be timers, tailors-
a<rs hlAekNuifhs. haruess-rnakers,
-sz.arr. cabinet-makcrs. wagon
srI and farmers. as their Tastes
sacA youth being permitted 20 take
- rs trade the one that he likes
~ girls learns beside books. all
E1=aniy accomplishments. such a.
FzE washing. ironing. daTuirE.
uG-E baking. etc Boys and girls
b AZ Instructed In music. driving.
E.s and the other arts. and alike
y ssrTr half Of each day In the
ri-uon and the other half In one
= i1tlstrihi ciHsses For their serv-
= these classes a few cents a day
~ b each student. and these and
-gZunE- earnings amount In the
--rzfe 10 nearly IS. coo year, all
rti-h Is placed 10 the credit OF each
triiual earning u. and Il can be
ru upon AZ will. under slight re
tcas- There Is a regular cashier.
b. tgty IL 10 care for this fund. and
p draw upon their bank account
y kave bank books. which are mod
= aratness- An Indian seems to
= -Ltlraliy to peumanship and ng-
DRY ar some things that the stu
p e Carlisle could teach the people
I taik Of "civiliEinR" them. The
Pr ladies' seldom or never wear any
p had covering than n bright scarf,
r n the evening their glossy and
li-tsrt black hair Is fully In evidence.
r blt u bright ribbon or flower
lS1t;tishiy adjusted In IT, The In
~ love everything that is bright and
F'saful, and the flower man that
- out every morning reaps a rich
i-TsIt from them.
i,tan children ARE naturally deVout
= oeii,. In a higher power seems 70
horn In them and nnds expression
y sabbath school. Y. ". c a and
Kings Daughters. A young wash
70 EiTl. who Is n teacher At Car
|. Mss Cummings, Il one OF the
-ra 80 NNAAAh A"N-N
r silver cross that sets them apart
= al others Is a common ornament
n love OF the beautiful Is shown IN
ny ways. In the neat dormitories
--Tthing IL ms clean as soapsuds can
"a H. and pretty rugs. pictures anu
- q artistic hRndiwork. made oy
owners themselves or purchaser
8 their own spending money, adorh
tn9ma The great dining-rooms are
'aishrt with white table linen and
'sF, neat china and glass ware
- thing that appeals to the sense
ne beautiful Is furnished
-ae outing" system is one OF the great
ltpuons Of Carlisle. When the
-'0l was FIRST established II was OBJ
l=i that Il would be a nuisance TO
surrounding farmers. who seemed
ave an idea that the students would