Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-05-01

which Sbn car, hast manifest thrOupb the
TnI-pxI As. teacher, in tbe nublic
grhnnIs If Eiruinia She has little time at
c,,rm,n1 for the exarcise of her nm
dn,h,od t,lau+ lint what she docs is
vnlI.ui,,b f,nltInss
Enyt waalf at the r.onpst of an intel
IertuaI lady q brautiful pocm. entitled
,.\ot Kuo,ying 50 will aDnnar
The week following another by Miss
front entitled "Onr Life"
Interview.
JOrRNM What about the portable
school house for which the County Com
!ni~siOncrs have appropriat ID 81 .0)O?
CiHsrD-From all can hear it Will he
a fact before the wear is out, and. for the
first time the people of AlIegany coun-
ty will enjoy an opportunity to see how
the latest fad in the way of educational
convenience Will work
JOURNAL Do YOU think it will be Il
success?
Citi.r,,-WeII. if CARRYING salvation to
the poor instead of "cOme ye' be sue
cess. this will be- But what [ was 60
ing to say when YOU interrupted me is
| am informed that as soon as 1.-The
powers agree on the probable expense
for proper fcnestratiOn and most feasible
system of traction. the machine will be
placed, probably ON High street, so as
to be on or near the Belt Line, which,
YOU know, already takes in Beall High.
the State Normal, and nearly touches the
Hill-strcct school. From this point to
Sand Spring, the western limit of vi
bration, the route is not far and the
grade easy.
JOURNAI.-W VIII this school house be
mounted on wheels or rollers?
Citccu-As yet | do not know. But,
besides myself, there are several parties
listening If on wheels, they will be
applicants for the office of chuHdfur: if
ON rollers, some will want to be pullers,
others pusherS. On bad DAYS, YOU know,
when some children can't come, the
school must 90 for them, and [ tell you
right now that in the winter time, with
cold and snow to contend with, it is 60
ing to keep the motive forces of the
building busy.
JOURNAI-iUw will the hOuSe be
heated:
Cifi:rH- Some advocate dollhouse
annex, but | am in favor of movable gas,
drinking water in transition, and air
sterlized 10y continuous displacement.
JOURNAI.-ls the idea popular on
Federal Hill?
Ct;-.o- With some if is with others
not. Those who have no children of the
pupil stage are warm advocates of the
innovations while those who are bur
dened and over burdened with parental
responsibilities seem Hstless or inditfer-
ent This is the only feature of the
proposition which depresses me. Other
wise, | would pronounce it right now
and in advance of all other prophecies
by any other prophets the greatest sue
cess that ever made itself audible in IA
wilderness that howls.
The interview proceeded much farther,
but "Citizen," finally growing serious,
said
"Talkiug about school matters re-
minds me of the meeting Friday even
ing 23d inst, in the Gladstone Annex of
the Bellies Lettres Literary Society of
Beall High School.
This was an entertaining, instructive
occasion. The programme was excel
lent, and the recitation number by Miss
Nellie RYAN was "a star performance.
Then there was the debate of the reso-
luton
That tha nrono.ad amendment 70 tbo Gov,
stitution of MARYLAND, limiting the suffrage
should be defeated at the polls next
November
A prOposition debated by Miss Emma
Bittuer. James Spitznas and Earl Lewis
for the affirmative. and Misses Morgan
and EsSie Crump. and Walter ,Jeffries
negative. The subject was thrashed
out in animated tone. spirited manner
and strong argument, Both sides were
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