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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-08
4us 0tm 9unftl Der yergangen:
belt.
(0ortieeluIa.l

uGs fonnt otter Dor, oaB ieeli-
lde grlditterungelL wie er tie iett
erlebt, bon giinitigem GinfluB iino
duf oas gauge %ferrlere 2eben zines
Menlden.@
SD boffe es, SEER 0oftor, je,
i6 CLAUDE es. SIN @runoe lino mir
aae gang cute Naturen, marum JOLT
te er aus Der slrt geiblagen lein2
@ie piele bonn ShidlaI Y~ern0bnte.
bate er oen inneren Salt perlo-
rem uno lit Der llneingei9rdntt.
beit elmer iippigen uro iibermiitigen
9%ebensbaltung ban,t aid oen mo.
ralii1en.
Sic bielt inile ltnD ltri1 init Der
Sano iiber Die iullge, iueiBe Stirn,
als beiaune tie iid, mas iie geiagt
uno mie iie, balb unbepuBt, ibre
beimlihlten @eoanfen perraten ba-
&c. Cine leidtc SerIegenbeit be-
nla6tigte iidJ ibrer::
%, Serr SEER 9oftor, mas oell~
fen Sic MIR bon mir, nuo oa5
icb mib fortreiBen lieB2"
sd oenfe, OaB Sic ell humber
bares fIuees Maod)en iilo, ltlo id
frage mid, lpie cs llltr moglib IT.
bel 10 piel ionniger, frober Sli9eno
10 uiel Mciie nlo 2ehensntut 81
Geiiseft ME Sje?
Gin eliiflides addeln 1uid)te Inn
ibren Muno.
ogeobadtlngeu. uilo %erfabrungen
iino es.~
Sbr Con mliroe ieet uieoer freier
unb leidtcr.
limo oolri, 8err Goftor, Sic
iiberiddben mid mirflih. Gas
ordilste iid mir 10 an. Grit, as
i'd nod jung mar, mirfli6 red)t
Jung. meiuer Shlpelter traurigcs
SAifiol, baum mad)ten mid, 4Qe
gum Mittelpunft ibres @~crtranens.
Napa, Maila, mein grnoer. Gs
mar ia nidts @eIouoeres1 10 Die
fleincn 5alnilienoispute, ober id)
fam mir babel ~lagebeuer midtip
Dor. Spdtcr lpuroen Die Iufgaben
GROCER. @unoerpoa uno begliif-
feno, ober nidJt obne tiefe Selelt
fdnlpfe uno @egenitromungen III ocl
Camille, fam es 6n 2liciens 5lpei-
fer Gle, uno Maes, mas oanlit gu
lammenbdugt."
Sic iuhte Elm i6alf6aftes 81
d)clll 81 perbergem aber Der frelt
oige Mufihrei hires SCREENS lieB
lid nidlt eritidcn.
naud) Sic, Serr 9oftor, andl
Siel~
.goitbl~
gr blidte lie an, mo i'll Hummer
g(usiprade ergdn5ten i6re glide.
mos iie lid nod bdttel iageil mo.
gen. Giniqe 9(ugenblide bereotei
Gdipeigcus. Sn ibren portloien
@eferntuiiien lag cine @elt bon
@iiniden uno Soften. Gnolid)
rib tie lih aus ibrer gliiflither
@ertraumtbeit. Mit lciicr, bon III
ncrer @rgriffenbeit defender Stint
me iaete tie:
yaber jebt 100 i6 init meitelr
grltoer 10 unenolid Sdfperes trai
oe, bin id) nfdt nf1ein. Sic bclfcn
mir. sic ItiiBen ibn."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-08
Sdarfe 9olar.@inbe

bloien nit iurAtbarer @efpoIt i'm
boben Noroen uno iino gefdbrlih ilir
oie Saut; perurioden rote, raube
aufgeiprungene Sanoe uno 2ippen
uilo es lit gudlen's 4rniea Salba
n0tig, iie gu beilen. sic madt Die
Snut tpeih uno elott. ltnbergleid)-
Iih auh fir Brand. iino 9riibtpun-
Sen, @eidipiire, Shnittput1oe.i,
QuetIhungen mo Samorrboihen.
Wnr 25c bel aileu 9ruggiitea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-08

pa n,dr I'm, fo,f fpiprlif, i, s0e,1te.
ols ersih, ~ as6n,oIs Theribrae6. H..
r ~ ar,,Ssy mog md, fanlnlen mn.
az. nid,f - perIolieu'
gip nsrrfrpbetel mann nod, oos,
crit nom ! fhrprg S(Ireiie sic meitere
Nprhfiinuap aerS a%1taeleqenbeit er.
foIaeg iol(e g(ld NIT er6nonn lot.
r. or niht ,friIher; ipredelt. Grit
NOM Ser e5eheimrat fern BON al
fen rdfd,t All. barehnetbtn gpen-
t,,oIit1fen 5silf mifroe, noiilIte CT por-
',ehpn ale 1niiiie MN foIeroinqs
sic l1nrnbe trnaefls itiht unmittel-
6o, nm 5eirten ghrittell uno boz
f y, erfoIaen 7~aanteIridaten al
;ein ober ptsI5i9te 5fes nnrssoie 81.
Io,,6,is, Sie telearapbiid, su Der
5tG1Sinpn !, mic Sic gode erleoigt
ipi gie 5onte linn iofort mad it,
ROY Summit mi adfro mitteilctl,
IN melthe qloreHel 1t fbr, ,obne oaB
Sip G(tern "a nterfell eifte got-
ihoft {elloen fotnre. rno 10 oirfe
sie boffen. bok sic gltern aud nod
her nienioig attuos sou btefer trout
riaen Hareferfiibren,TDen III
reg moterS, Bernatgparffa tIaa abinae
nid,t 6opo11 nbi |. Setstes Sobnes
ehrp oereffuf fei5 ieids aeben BON
einerr iabeu, .idmabaiden abfdIub
hpmohrf' Ianoern bopon, ooB er
nimmerniehrg miiie, aiemals abne.
6ak Qpben irto Gbre gefdbroet oul
Se'n gp~iele sftaaoen. i .S
Sur tpentee Gage feblteh not)
BIG aur Seimfebr Gfomanns 1n,o
al,ciens. sic botteft fid fir ben
"a. .arm abenohref Bel oem Gltern
onoeneloef. ggo5tr a8nris uug bate
2ncie nod cinmol seidrlebel,
pielleiht, Tire Mnfunft miiroe m
friiheTter Worqen1 tunoe, bieae1d}t
aud crit I'M saufe oes gases er.
fo[nen mo es lei. ibr uuo ibres @at-
ten Wunih, Sen erIten @beno nod
ihrer Niidfebr I'M @lternDdnle 81
nprIeben. Ganneu lie Bel 1tf SIT
,Souie feline atroeratts Dispoiitlorell
nor 10 bliebe es babel. sic freue
5ih uuenolih allf bds Wteoer1eben
nom mouotelanqer srennlmg, Oh.
mol tic ibren geliebten @ltern NM
Mp,hmiStern perIihern mnlle, oab
oieIe 3eit ibrer iungen gbre emo
Welt BON @licl eligfeit llno boditer
aebensfrelloe, bon duBerer Sholl-
heit urto innerItenl 8erite9en IN lid
idlOIle. uno ibr Mann ibr nit le-
Sen ncuell Gage, nit ieoer neuen
etuuhe gniofeiten Ser 2iebe unh
oes @ertrauens erihl0iie. Sic iebe
NIT freuoiaen gcfiblen Dem auoen-
hIif cntoeacn, ipo lie ibren Sic
fen oobeim 10 eegeniiberltebeu
.miiroe. lire oltc:. 2ueie uno bod Ell
ne aana llelte, gan5i anoere, cine
o,,cie hps @liifes. 0es retn1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-08
L.okdIes.
Nroke aalte.

Sonntag baben mir ben faltei.en
Gag in oielem an falten gagen RET.
den Winter gebabt. Gas gbermo-
meter itano 5eitlpeiie auf adt5ebn
Grab iiber 9snll, allo pier5ebn 8rao
unter Dem @efrierpunft. SonlItog
mittag lDar es nod leDr niloe mo
IDIOT oaun idllig init eillem fur
gen, id)arfen @ino, DER eroBe Staub-
ntaIIen aufpirbelte, Die Sempc-
ratilr Inn uno abenos gescn ads
llbr par es idon bitter falt. Ger
groBten Aaltegrao mllroe Sonntag
morgen 5tpiiden lieben uno adt
llbr erreiht, bon Oa OH liieg Die
Gemperutllr iangiam, aber Tit anl
Wontag nlorgcil Dnr0e ecs merit
lid miloer.
Db Gdaoen angeribtet lit, loB!
fib nod nidJt logen, ieoenfalls boz
ben Die @emiiiesarten eeIittcu, oodl
lit er ~boffentlid) nid]t beoeuteno &c
lpeicn. Mber Die arnlen 2eute,
DEFENDERS in ben Sta0tel, Die feils
SoI5 u1o feine aoblcn battell, Da.
ben idiper leioel miiiIeik Nlld)
oas gieb in @egenoen, no es feinen
Sfut batte, bat gelitten. 8liifli-
1ertueiie pebtc fem itarfer @ina,
audi bIieb es troden. Sn einigel.
@egeroen oes Stantes lit aaer.
oings Shnee gefauen ino III ars
bern bot es geregnet, aber I'M Mf.
~gerneinen mar es trofnes @etter.
Die Giilte bat iid) iiber oas gall<
sc Miiiiiiippi Gol ausgebreitet. 81.
abt Staaten baben Sdneeltiirmc
aetobt uno in Orei anoern iin0
iftuere @egen eefolen. Sn ben Ga
fota's, Montaua nllo Minneiote
iuuroe Ser gerfebr ourh oen
@dneefan gebiHoert. Seds5ebn Ser
ioneu iiuo oil peridieoenen Srtcll
~erfroren.
eSsn un1erm 5tante mar es natlir-
lid i'm 8anbanole am SdlimnIten.
Nus Mmariao, eiuem Der fdltelten
Drte oes Staates, nltrbe am Sams.
tag gemeIoet, ooB bort Der ihlimm-
iie 5hneeiturm tobe, ben lnan lett
eff Sabren fenneu gelernt bate
uno oaB oas thermometer elf
@ra0 inter geill at15eige. 80 falt
ibeint es IN feinenl anoern Srtc
in 9eras geipeien gu iein. aus per-
Idieoenen @egenoen miro gemcl-
BET, oaB oas Quediilber biz au.'
Wua beruntergeipeien lei.
Der eroBte Sdaoen 1T ieoen-
ioIs III Sen lii6oitlihen Staaten atl-
aeri6tet ipor0eu. Gle Sbif- uno
Weniiiegdrten BORT meroen fdiuer
gclitten baben.
Mir bnben bier i'll SeraS longe
feinen Winter gebabt, in benz cs
10 ~nnoauerno falt gemelen III, mie
IN oieiem Winter. Soffelltlid be-
fonn1er mir nuf nod oaS NOTICE
Megenipettcr oa5u. @ir fonnen
nod bic[ Mesen gebraahcn.
werIangt ~ CUTE aohin fir flei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-08
.tradtc cs. a9oB min einen 5hIaf,

tradtc cs. ogoB uia einen 5dIaf.
|.rod oapon genladbt baben unc
id bin fir eiucn Worbang Dor fei-
mem giidergeftea. Seiae Slider
seben ID ionlt ourdl oen Staib 81
@runoel~ 81 mas!" ermioertc
@oet6e. v@as aanfcn sic fitb oa
piel! Sober nliiB uohgebenl Me-
den Sic Sbren Manne ltatt ocs
langcn Nofes lnir ein Gantelot-
SGfle mo aug Dem amberet 5tiid
madjeu sic fir soie Bidder ein Dor
gunalei"
s,uguterlest iet cine @eididte cr
s1Aii, Die Der fallde @ebnrtstag"
bctitelt lit. sic lpieIt in 2arls-
6ao nno miro bon Dem fpeilnariiben
Mr5t Or Mcbbeiil iiberIiefert. Der
ttellc Nicuer @oetbes, anrl, En-
bielt am 81. Mugllit friib @efell,
spci Slaiden Notiucin ne6it 5pei
I@l1icrn beraitf5ubringel INTO in ben
Iid gegeniiberliegnoen Senitern arli-
5nlteden. Nadoem Dies geldebell.
beginnt Goethe ieinen Munogang
i'm 3imucr, nobel er III abaemclle-
ucl Maltnien oil aincm 5ctlter
I.eEcn bleibt, oann am anoerfI
nm ieocsnlal CHI @los SIT leeren.
Had elmer geroiluei1 @eilc tritt
Nebbcin elm. @oetbe: pSbr lelo
mir elm ihoner Greuao! 8aS fiir
cinen Gag babeu mir 6ente uno mel
DIES Gatnm?~ Mebbein: Sen q.
auglllt, e~r5enen5.~ @oet6e: e0ein,
es lit Ser %. uno mein @ebntts,
tagl@ Mcbbein:: aggfd mos, ben per.
gcIie id nie, mir baden ben q"
@octbe: .gg lit nidt wabr, mir ba,
ben ben 2S!" Mebbein (oeterni-
niert) Sen 27.r @oetbe (flin,
geIt, aorl tritt ein): v@os fir ei-
nen 9otun boben mir hente2"
aarl: .3en 27.@ Goethe: pGab
Sid - aaIenoer BERT Goethe
(nah longer gauie): a0onnerf'er-
icrl Ga babe id mid unionit be
5offeni"
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enmbaap inn Mhenmatismms.

Cine idneQe @efreiung bon Gum
bago rno 8beumatismus fann mall
6aben Bel anmenonng bon Snnfs
aig6tniag Oil, oas idnellmirfenop
Ointment. Gin 6reunb idrelbt
y@ir gebrdu6en Sunt's Sigbtning
Oil felt IS Sabren rno idydsen es
nlehr ols alles anoere. @-Dlrss S.
3. 0epels, @oroon Seras, &oute >,
.8pr 81. 25c ulo SOC Slald)e.
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Ser nil, bab iein siat te-
folat meroe, muB i'm inoirett ge
BEN; oirefter giot finoet ieltcn @e-
Ib0r.
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6alls unb BOG 2ogerI,ails Ser Del,
nfiiblen Mltloae Scr Snouitrial
cotton Oil Company i'll sSoulton III
a~bgebrannt, aud p%erbromaten TO-
600 Sonliesli Goftouianlelt rno anos=
II, .gorrate. Ser Sdaoat miro anF
mebr ols cine balbe Miaion &C.
fd11bt. Gie 8eriiderlnl9 oedt Ibn
nidt i'm G%ntfernteiten. Ser lit.
ipr1lrg BEG Seuers tit nif)t ,befannt.
Meprdlentamt Smitb BON 81
.9oio lot einelt geihlub I'M aongreB
einaebrodt. Ourd oea Der staotsie-
fretdr onfgeforbert miro, feltltellen
iii (olielt, mie piel Sdooen Die ar
ser nlerifanii1en @ren5e lpobnenoeft
amerifanilden giirger onrf Die Ne.
Notwithstanding e~rlitten baben
uto oann BEL ser rnerifanilden Ute
aierllng oobin 5it mirfen, DOB oteles
Sdaoen crieet merbe-
Die giirger BON grafettpiac
6nbelt bei Seliator Gulberion einen
Groteit gegert ole armabnle Ser 9ia
eingereidt, onr6 bic unierm Sfaat
bon Der 8utoesre9ierung oos alte
st. glarf CUR anIaee zines Suberfll-
[oie-Sonotorilun iiberlaIlen miro.
9ieie 5urdt Dor oem Sltberfuloie-
Sonatorilim lit ailf cine 6olge Der
ufilinnigen ales MaB iiberldreiten-
bell sleitation be5iiglid Ser @efahr
lidfeit Ser Suberfitlole. Wnn Bar
sic 2eute ben aopf 10 perorebt, oaB
lie ihIieBlib gar nidt mebr miiien.
mos fie tim. Die Mnlage zines gu
6erflloie Satatoriums g%efa6roet
nicinono uno feline Staot io0te iid)
ibr miberieben.
Die @1iderci bel Der 9elie-
rungsanitoIt in Gatespile 1T abge-
brailnt. Ser Shaoell beldllft iid
ailf ungefabr $1,000.
Sod Dem 8eri6t Oes Itaotli-
den Banf : Deportenlents batten
mir am S. De5ember 688 Staats-
banfen uno Sruitgeienidaftcn nit
einent 9apital BON $23, 500, 500 IN
unierem Gtaat. Die 9epoiiten Die.
Ter 8anfen beliefen iid auf nahe5r
MifIionen 9oqars.
SSn Burton baben 5. aal'en
uno feline Coffin am 9eiligabenb
lire goIoene Sod5eit gefeiert.
Sic Greimalirer bon Gauas
molten einen leuen u9empel" banen,
Der $4,000 foiten loll.
SSyn 8ropnipooO 1T cine geipil
icr Sobn Bird pegelt gerfaufs he.
ruuiGenoer 0etrdrife in eilient Tro=
bibifionsoiitrift ai 5pei nno eitcm
baIben Sabr 3ndtballs perurteilt
moroen.
81. 6. 9rwoereoit gat angs,
fiinoigt 0aB ct ais amloioot fir
oos BON ibm iiine sebnltene Mnai
eilles beiiiteuoen Mid)ters AM Sri
minal : MppeGationsgeridt auftrc-
ten Deroe. Y~relbergait muroe lei
aer3cit aIs Wadfolger MarlieD's bon
.Goltpcrneur Campbell 5li oieicm
@nit ernannt.
~ emil Sebr, ELI alter oeutlger
Wenohner bon 0odhart, lit bort in
MIter BON 70 So6ren geitorben.. @r
iuobnte dlifongs in 8aItrop, 5og aber
i'm Sabre 1870 ndd 2ofbart.
Sonntag morgen entitauo III
Dem iogenannten Gong @ebdnoe III
Sort @ortb Elm Jeuer, bel benz
feds Yerlonen perlett muroen. Oar
untcr 3iuei 5rauen Die aus oel
obcren Stodlperfen auf Die StraBe
lpranQcn. 9ie 20lf)arbeiten MIR
ben ourdb Die ltarfe 4dlte bebinoert.
Ger Shaoen miro auf $4,000
berednet.
Sssln 6alIc ihrer Sodter, 6rull
Ssoiepb 9ilhorb i'll Heariaa, itarb
TSrau Gibiue genbele, @itpe bon
,socob @enoelc. i'm Mlter bon 7e.
Sobren. Sic bette friiber in Gaitro.
uiae qetpobnt.
Die vMiominter 5dir" in
Brownsville bat beute begcn-
men. tie miro aehu 9aae oaueru.
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Gem0bnIiAe 9inae.

Gem0bmli6e Siuse. 3eugnille
Iilio b~eut5utase geipobnli6e 9inee
BEL ieoer Meoi8in, Die p%erfaiiFt
miro. ginige Seusniiic iino iber.
seraenoer als onoere. 9as iibers
5ellgenoite 3euenis iiber ben 8ert
elmer Meoi5ilL wiiroe getpiB elm
loldes iein, melfes brett aus Sd.
rer Nodboridaft fdrne. 0ie eisen.
finer BON 6orlli's @lpenfranter
fonnea es Sbnen moglitertpeile
neben, peult es Sic intereiiicrt,
periuden Sic es, id)reibcn Sic
oorunt. Man menoe iih an Or. Be.
fer Sobrnep & Cons 60. 1876
go. Sopne slpe., gbicaso, Sa.
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Giuc ante ocntid)e Site

lit eS, Mbeilnlatismas, @idt, geeu-
rolgie, grfdltungen, niiu. nit Yain-
grpeGer ou bebanoeln. Salten Sle
an ser Cite felt. Sic f6nnen Der
pd)ten 9oin-Grpeller in alien oeut.
Iden apotbefen 6r 251 uno so Gent
ole 6lolhe b~efofnlne1l. Ser ehte
lit. an Ser Nnfer Sdmsmarfe En-
fellntlih.
- Gelblt elm 2eioen an Sure
fnun jihprhan0 nehnenl
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06

Says Charles Brickley. one OF Har-
Yards most brilliant young students.
Seven years ago took up drop
kicking with the ultimate object 81
earning a place on Harvard team
that would defeat Yale. | have prac-
ticed conscientiously, always with
this one object in view The foot
ball has been companion and broth-
err TO me, Year after year have felt
that ! was gaining more and more
control over the ball"
II is gratifying to give wide pub
licity to such CONSPICUOUS instance
OF this survival of New England zeal
for the higher education, reports the
New York World. The spirit of the
old days when callous-handed lads
conned their Latin grammars by the
pine-knot blaze lives again in this
ambitious youth who for seven years
has followed his star with such
logged pertinacity and who now hac
in sight the supreme moment so long
awaited
To this it is natural that he should
anxiously look forward. But the test
is not the thing 1t is the study. II
is the discipline, 1t is the broaden
ing of the mind, 1t Is the practical
fitting for adult cares. Twenty years
from now, when Mr.. Brickley's waist
line is more generous and his thatch
of hair is thinner, when the children
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06
County School News

BY MARY p. TODD

1 full of useful information. and woull
be good addition to any library
1t would also be good book to STAR
a library.
A school teacher named Frank
Duroquier at Auch, France, has IN,
vented a wireless detector, so sensi.
| tive that antennae are not needed
| II was only lately and because OF the
eager interest of his pupils -. thir
teacher began studying wireless
telegraphy Truly has 1t been said
we often learn more from our pupils
than we teach them.
Carrie and Arthur Edison will
please accept our thanks for a very
nice Thanksgiving breakfast at the
court house. All! What would the
world be to us If the children were
no more
Consolidated schools are fast CON-
ing westward. They are now being
established in Reno county, which is
about half way across the state from
east to west
Supt. Rowland of Reno county says
there is splendid school spirit in
the latest one in his county. He fur
Their states that consolidated schools
are having splendid success. One
has lately been formed at Haven.
There are six teachers and 176 pu-
pills in the school. Originally there
were four districts consolidated into
one large district. The country chill
dren are transportedto and from the
school build .ng in four wagons. These
wagons are operated at a net cost Of
$3.50 per month for the four of them,
The wagons are run on a schedule,
picking up the children at their doors
and setting them down there at night
or the six teachers-one teaches
grades one and two; another gradd
three; another grades four and fiye'
and another grades six, seven, eight
The remaining two teachers teaG
the High School branches.
T. " Harvey made us business
call last Friday. He called to SD
about some school matters.
Our friend and Lodge sister, Mn
Gertie Thierer, made us quite "a
pleasant call not long ago. We e-
joyed her visit very much. Coma
again, The latch string is AWAY
out.
Little Ella--I am not going B
Holland when grow up.
Teacher-Why not?
Little Ella-'Cause our geography
says it's a low-lying country.
Everywhere and in every par dr.
we hear and read of THE Bettd
ment of the Country Schools"
If we are ever to have the gi Is
on the farm taught home econom fs
housekeeping or home keeping =
1t must be taught in the coun by
schools and can be taught to 95 Her
cent of the farm born in the ruy al
high school. From to 5 per q int
of the girls born in the country may
possibly have an opportunity to Study
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06

are getting bigger and their shoes
and clothes cost more. how thankful
he will be that a stern sense OF duty
did not allow his forming mind to.be
diverted, by invitations to slothflI
ease from preparing himself for lilies
stern struggle by a seven years
study Of drop-kickingl
CUPID BAGS MAN OF 72
Visiting his sister while In the
city on business led ]. W. Hoskin-
son, ~ years old, to meet Mrs. Kath-
crime Boles, 65 years old, and yes
terday afternoon they were married
at the Grand Hotel on the Kansas
side. Mr.. Hoskinson is stockman at
Liberal Kansas, and while in the
city usually visits his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bishop, 204S North Thir-
teenth Street, Mrs. Boles and Mrs.
Bishop were friends and the two met
at the Bishop home After a short
trip through Kansas the couple will
make their home at Liberal, where
Mr.. Hoskinson is interested heavily
IN land Kansas City Star, Nov. 27,
1912. Many readers of this paper
know Mr.. Hosllinson and they all
Join in felicitating him and his
charming bride on this notable event.
The Democrat editor is personally
acquainted with the gentleman and
feels constrained to say that he con-
slders him one Of the really splendid
men of his acquaintance.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06

(what is teaTly the biggest problem
on the farm: that OF housekeeping)
In the college or the university. The
other 30 oF 81 per cent must be
taught, II they are ever taught, In
these country high schools, where
they have NE opportunity to practice
II In farm life. This is the only kind
Of educAticn in domestic science for
country girls that will ever stick
This can n3t be taught efficiently In
a One4roonl school nor in a two
room school 1t must be taught In
couPty high school, not as a study
made isolelyfor the purpose Of get
ting credits, but as means Of actual
improgement in keeping home.
II g5 per gent Of the boys on the
FARM are ever to have an agricul-
Iturat education 1t must be in the
township high school. Possibly 5
per bent of tie boys may be able to
10 d college with a good deal OF the
thrW instinct educated out OF them
llefNre they graduate; but the other
gb Per cent must now get their agri-
c4l@ral educstion out of the agricul-
thru newspapers or the extension
wbMS of the Agricultural College.
WhF not put This kind of education
why're 1t can Be worked out by daily
pINftice? The Farmers have a right
I'd demand an Education for the 95
pN cent that will fit them for the
d lies Of life, as we'll as education
I'd the five per. cent that are able to
a Through high school and thus ut
I emselves for entering the agrieul-
wlcal college oT university, which
d1ly about one Ter cent of those born
an the farm ever enter.
WThe time has come when It will
@qulre the highest intelligence to
Fake money out Of land worth hum
red dollars an acre and over and
he man who tlls the soil should
purely be given an opportunity for
'his children to get the necessary ed
hcation near home
Every child born on the soils OF
Athe corn, milo orEl<afir belt, or any
pther belt, has by}hirth the right to
AN education that will fit him for his
life work; and the nearer to the
farm that education can be acquired,
the better 1t will We, as it can there
be garfield out in practice worked
in, as it were.
No state is under obligations to
fit all it's young people for the higher
professions, which Very few of them
can ever follow. We see no other
way of doing this, In the case Of those
born on the farm, than the establish
ment of country. high schools where
the elements of practical agriculture
and home economicS can be taught
in practical way and near at home.
The next teacherst meeting will
be Saturday, December 14th, at two
o'clock. The places Of meeting will
be Liberal, Kismet Ethelton and the
Sam Jones school house, District No.
5. We hope every teacher in the
county will be present at one of the
places named above.
We will review and discuss chap
tiers 5 and In Van Dykes Essays
on Application. Chapter 5 takes up
The Powers That Be, and chapter
The Flood Of Books. Everyone come
prepared to discuss both chapters
and either give or receige help intel
lectually.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06

Don't send boy where girl
can't 60
For q boy or girl, sin is sin, you
know.
And good boys hands are as clean
and white,
And his heart as pure as a girls
tonight.
So don't send your boy where your
girl can't CO.
Neither one Of them have wild oats
to SOW.
II we lead them on where good
thoughts grow.
Be patient with every one, but
above all with yourself. mean do
not be disturbed because of your
lmperfections, and always rise up
brayely from a fall Be glad wheD
YOU make new daily beginning;
there Is no better means of progress
In the spiritual life than to be con-
tinually beginning afresh.
Every day is a fresh beginning;
Listen, my heart, to the glad refrain
And in spite of old sorrows and older
SHINING,
And troubles forecasted and possible
pain,
Take heart with the day and begin
again.
Miss Lenora Camery reports a
good teachers Meeting in Kismet.
Seven teachers registered: Gertrude
Carpenter, Elsa Anderson, Arie
Evans. Eta Atkinson, Lottie Hen
line and Lenora Camery. They dis
cnssed the first -four chapters in one
of the Reading Circle books, Van
Dykes Essays on Application and the
first chapter in JohnsOns Education
ty Plays and Games. All enjoyed the
meeting and pronounce the New
Reading Circle Books fine.
Can you imagine" said the
teacher OF Natural history, "any-
thing worse than a giraffe with a
sore throat?"
Yes, sir" came from bright
10y; "A centipede with corns."
Mr.. and Mrs, Jermane Of District
No. 16, made a pleasant call Mon
day afternoon. They report their
school as progressing nicely. Their
son, Willie Jermane, who is one OF
last years graduates of the Common
Schools, will attend school again in
his home district and review the
common school branches. John
Nixon will also attend the same
school and try to finish this year in
the Common Schools and get his d.
ploma. We wish him success.
Mr.. Barrett. treasurer of District
No. 6, called to see us and say good
bye. He is going to New Mexico for
a short visit with his son. His wife
accompanies him on the trip. Mr..
Barrett says they are having good
school in his district.
Mr.. Chas. Augerot called lately
and showed US hook he is canvassing
for. The book is THE Universal
Hand Book" 1t is a splendid book,