The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06


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witt resoate heart and chcdgful%
Or hide your|face from thsllsiR Of aag
Witha craven soul and fearfulf #
Oh atroubles ton or trouhlss an ouncg
Or atrouble Is what yonmRke3t A1. "a
Audit isn't the fact that you're hurt that
counts,
utonly how did you take IT,.
Teachers, we earnestly request that
you remain in the district al least
three Saturdays and Sundays Of each
month. The people employing you
are employing your influence and you
should be there to exert it. y AZ om
influence is bad we should change 1t
or getout of teaching, If 1t is good
the school district has right to it,
The teacherc can be a great factor in
the religious, social and educational
life Of the district in which she is
teaching If she will. 1t is her duty
to stand by the school and It's patrons
whileshe is receiving the money they
have FAXED themselves in order to
have agood school. Ifthere is a Sun
day School in the district in which
you ate teaching, offer yourself, as a
teacher for one of the classes. Organ
lie a literary society and invite and
encourage the young people and old
peopl4 of the district to come and
discuss the problems Of the day and
grow strong by talking and working
for the right, Be the sTEACHER"'
in wotd and deed as well as in name
in the district in which You are, en-
ployed1and in due timei you shall reap
II you!faint not,
Edward, I" said thSSteacher, "you
have Spelled the word rabbit with
two 'ts', you must leave one of them
out"
Eyes ma'am," replied Edward,
(which one?"
Make a Seward county booklet and
give the population, products, wealth,
surface, when organized, woods, riv-
ers, a crop map of the county, rail-
roads, towns, school houses, churches,
pioneers prominent men and women,
etc.
DON'T make a photograph of a
child. eIf that is all you can do you
are a failure.
Mr. Norton, clerk of district No.
"a, made US a pleasant vlsitSaturday.
He had been away for some time
and came In ito find out what had
been going onlalong educational lines,
He hopes that his district viii soon
have s4 good building inl which tt
hold school. DlstrictI24tertainl de-
serves credit for doing her best, her
very best, even though shells Stone Of
the weakest districtsi in the county,
Mrs RSJ. Sliger taught them a good.
school swo years ago and Mr., Elan
ders taught them a good school last
year. Mr.. Flanders is the teacher
again ibis year, and he is planning
for better and more efficient work.
Little Misses Mary Jackson and
Gladys Blake made us a pleasant lit
tie Yisit Saturday afternoon. They
were asbusy as bees and as quiet as
two litole butterflies.
"Dear Mrs. Todd @" atoir
/ will write you a few lines to lei
you know howlwe all are. I am 80,
ing to school. / am in the 18th grade
My teachers name is Mr. Burris
There ale 500 and some goes to this
school, How is everybody at Liberal2.
wish I was there. How is Rose
George getting along2 Tell her toll
write tome, How is Jamesle Woods
getting along? Tell him sHello' fer
me, Tell his mother Hello for me,
too. Tel the kids all Of them there
to writeto me- Mrs. Todd, will you
send meione of your pictures? Tel
Rose to Send me her picture, l send
you a picture Of myself, it isn't very
good but it's a picture any way
Have ydu heard from Gala lately?
We haven't. My birthday is the first
of November. ] would.like to be at
Liberal. We are all well. twill Close.
for now hoping this will find you all,
right Love toiall. Your loving pu-
pil-Lola Swayze." We hope all.ofI
Lola's little friends will write to her
and tell her they have not forgotten
to invlteher to.come and see them.
Mrs AM. McCarter from district "A
called onbusiness Monday afternoon.
She says Mat they haveIa good school
in their districtlthis year
We have had consultation the past
week with A. II. Thompson, Mr.. Seal.
ey, Fred Deal, B. f. Brown, Mr.
Hays and several Others in regard to
school matters, both private and
general. I'VE are glad to note the in