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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

thought off his sister sl, d strai ghtlaced
sPurita finding he has marie ali
actress. IFS clnnl sy all emrt to- keep
His newly welded ffe finding
ile has two grown dau ghters lealds To
some xtrenely Gus 81 Genes. lie
leading paris are played Eddie
O)'slBrien and diss Rose Al nsw orth, who
4 are Imported by a s$aca liable company
known play ers. h
james Curran, nliix the re.
rnington comp any, was count the
number Of ellis being disposed ef id
this city this week lending Tuesday
and Yednesday ia the James
was ann uncer at the recent Siam
ipede held in the city and has won a
home here AS 3:a result Of, his clever
ma llipulat Lions sin mana ging events of
this mature
4 Harry Hume, Of Winnie apol is, arriv-
jed in the city Tuesday and iis. now en- ID:
gagged in re-orga the grocery de.
spartment Of the Devils Lake Supply
company having complete charge 8of
that departme ntt MI. Hume iis an ex-
5perieneed grocery man and lis Welcom-
ed to- Devils Lake as d member off the
business fraternity
Tony gelhorn the celebrated ton
sorialist and frank M Gurre en-, drug
gist at Churchs Ferry, spent several
days in he lei tn this week attending
to- business matters, whiting with
friends and admiring the Sky scrapers
that are being erected a,t present.
Both men agree that Devils Lake lis
booming and 4 adn1itt that there has
been a remark able change since their
visit Wis here a. month ago.
Bob Moore has been found The
celebrated fat travelling man that
dropp Ed sud- enIy III midst
several mont tbs ago, his beaming
count enance never more to appear III
Devils Lake, has been located near
the jungles just across the state line
from Grand Forks. He I was caught
taking the red out of the Red river
Just before he had the last: particle Sof
the crimson hue removed. He is now
engaged in VIC latin the Mort Dako.
ta state law sellin Cope nhagen il
5 ~ il inn sota where it is lawful, having
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
gram Of music ana fun, Irs. Villiam
I On serving a midni ghtt linc


g schros ier of IN esth ope. 4 this
state, arrived aturd rom Paul
where he has been al visit and lefft
V''ednesd with Schlrroes der and
son for their new home III Westhope,
he has Ell the sprinci palsIlip
sof the atl sthope tligh school Master a,
F,rederi Schroe i, w ho su stains
Se sl a. broke ollar bone last week by
S IA fall, nov They were
guests 81 MI, and Mrs. "A. q. adcInnesgy..
Toot foot and the 81 nal was given
IA Wednesda CAPITA iii & Ohm
Ford |, engineer 7et al, who returned to
sh lIs duties on the Farm ers Slirle and
that his y mo ths' soiourn
a y alltauq ua i'd not lessen his abil-
ityI 70 pilot Il the KellylD Dunn
limited ~ li Pass engers now are assured
I 4, AZ train III safe hands although
the service during Captain Ford Il a Is
sence has been SO good tia many 81
the regu1ars tthoug ht5 ttlle veteran
throttle mani 1lat on was still the
Job. II Whether 81 land 81 on sea Cap,
tain ain Ford has become famed al "a
careful spilot
Clark Kelly, of this city; ji,I l.
member Of the press oInmit teef ~ 81 th II
Internal ional congres of farm omen
which lis to hold its annual NEE ting at
Tulsa Okla Oct. % To- Nov. The
members Of the press depa emit sof
the congress want to get into cores
dence with All III ii their Ia
csallityy no wish TO attend the cong
|ress. 1t is hop ed to sta it a train from
EWi1liinnipe The M Saskat cheWan,
M va toba and Ontario delegates to be
resinf forced at ST: Chicago ,st.
Louis and Kansa City BY delegates
from all states conting nous to these
points. pplica atoms may be- made to
Mrs. Kell for Worth pa l1otta. a
real coined Of merit is. yslla can
he said Of SD :BA CIIELO R's HONEY.
/ MOI hie is DO oked at The /; rand
Sept, 1th The play IS full Of clean
cut comedy B and ,ori final and funny
atoms. Benz amin Bache.o lis "a
WidoWer with Eo dan ghters 4-
and is comp etel lnnerved5 81 at the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
quit the road iin ttlliis state, selling
lsnun and divers other ali ictles. Bob is5

Lull
Andrew Stade arrived on the scene
lust a few da ttsr fhe appearance
of Louis Mund Even AM drew found
it sible to keep the pace set
at the Tenn airs conclaYa BY,
the two diisting uished ots of this
city, and as 81 consequence soon for
lowed 1undtt nome thereby ads
Knitting his inab ility 60 travel in Dan
Patch comp Jens ssYee has been
keeping house for Andrew since his
return, Mrs. ssyee and mil being an
sent from the city At present 5 S8s
According to- Miss Agnes Moe lot
ghurchs Ferry, the X. g. A camp.
att sIl-.I Ike Geneva wal turned
into gloom and the convention gather
ing Of delegates from colleges sof ev.
cry SECTION Of the United States was
not the success it ot1ld have been
had not been or the accident
;chronicled as follows in the ne Ws dis
ipatches of the country; Lake Gene
va. rs 81 Three young sYo-g
men, college stud ents. we're drowned
and q fourth narrowly escaped al me
:. A. camp, where they we're
representing the central colleges OF
Iowa Their boat erturned 5sS
HE What might have been a very serii-S.
Gus accident was narrowly averted last
Tuesday Afternoon when Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank 2CoWan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Stanley were travelling to Devils Lake
in the formers auto While crossing
a marrow and sslip pery grade near
Clearwater Lake about eight miles
north Of Devils Lake the car slsidded;
over ia six foot emb ankment, turned
twice and landed wrong side up in
three feet Of slough water. Mr. Shan
ley, who was driving al Che time. was
thrown clear ont Of the car, II. Cow
an was pinned under the fore part but
manageable get out at once. The two
men then turned the car ii glt side:
up and extrica ted the ladies from their
#fperiIous position The top OF the car
was and this held the car up out
|of the wafer and had much to do
with preventing serious iif not fatal
ras,Ilfs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

per capita. III, Eh q mo ties sN vii be mall
ead thes iffferent * hes torn rroW.
state audit the
rant few
torney Chris Sans on Lakofasg
vas lii the city Wedned say ooMng af-3
tters legal busi ness. ans onB
enjoying fine prac tice at Lakota and
III one sof 1.-The boosters AT the
neighboTing eft has a number olffs
cases 5to come att next
ne held in this co 'lt1lnlls
ohm Duis gave Warni1, 81 Of the sap4s
proach ~ tthe hunting season hen heB
ARMY d til 4 scene latst at,lrday
night after Va mon sir
Grand wlher fhes has been look
ing after the nterests 81 the Duis
imple memt busins ss. Lack pr omiisss sto#
retain his fame tas ssas lniimrod and
engage ~ the sport TIL
arris CONT 81 from lord $iss
expected to arrii aInilyy
Saturday to inter /. poI his, duties as
rector of the Church The Yenttts
mex Sunday EIles VII have charge
of the serYic st the usual hours
;iss The desire frs t sWelc come to
the be- made aus euousS
large endanee all ilnId serYice ss
man
sager the b basennen depa Hments
lest Sunday EEffor and sthe
5sity where pend sSa
Weelt goods
1llla ense oltnl ent
novelties ana ee.lIl so'afs M
10Y tbe gel eeted III Immense
ann n
sbas ent last season idicated that III III.
aen the
| ohm nder
sniiling Devils AXE s5E.f
Labor Day. Ohm atisfied nth the
crop prospects ad all excelle
tale bbos tell about horn
Eoff that place who has finished athreshS
ing secured fife zen bushels to- the
Acre and pulled light
enjoy the hunting season n|oScaT;ess
his mind
slaughter pf the birds AXE.
place next Sund when the season
for duck and Sens opens
ana the game pro nises 10 be plentiful,
Ramsey w Quota
iofi sport and be dinha bited
sninrods ot her states, 5yo non;
resident permit wing ALREADY been
issued while mere are aspect
Over nun bred 5restde lent ern1iihss
have b,een issued ltlls faI at the
nee the county audi
number % stlies mi Of De-
Wis Lake have eed itto continue the e;
summer losing ian and viii close
:ii30 IS. sni. Following is
the HIST sf those who igned the
new agre ement yzfhites sIIend erson,
New York Cash Store, Devils AXE
Suppl Co. Sons, Faust ~
BROS, 81 Jacobson Bros
Rodenb bach st ,sTsrden Bros
j. Ad ANS, and d
and ID ia who have
been the guest sat itllie srrla Ten
Eseth home returns to adisoll, Risss;
Ethair tel ful an IA
this GonfpI i1ment ore We're
|sIaoWered iip sDa kota only
watering place fine sun, IferS Tes
sort the ~ who de- q 4
lighted sill tie scenery and tine
ges the great 4 w ms 81
esarv aslcago is i
gisdtin AT the N Grey I4e az All
SRe guest Oh the er and
tlier nm IL filatte iIiIlg|
forS II for Father
of and lies'
b of THE neen MA l 81
Ing men fai MIS-
stark n ttl iltseesss
c q
iek be The aast of Father
gaaay ing tim
s soci the week occur
red I.a ho5 eg nina Az the arand
|opera aeI HAM n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

Ie'n l1 ION outing I8
and Dahl spent srL sun.
day and Labor. Da atss The ome ofs DE-.
ED.ahl's parents at ret iii
Monday avis Lake S 81
HI
rs. been
her her has HIGH Hell
covered rom an operatio n and her
many frdends VIM 5be deli ghtted Sto
~ kn le y, \. a hat she about
again.
orma the well known
Webster farmer has Il field Of velvet;
5chafff wheat which isl said ITO he aver
aging 20 bnshels per acre. An other
field of the same variety sis turning
out bushels per acre. sssiESi
EdRin |, lead er ycr.
den and Soly chori Hi an d teachess
music arriiYe ed 5ins q vailsS Lake Thurs
day tof resume work atS his studio
in the Brennan bloc IInutzeIl
has been senjo Dying del ghtfnl Yacas5
ton with his brother # eaasha Ns7iis.
Bangs, Of Line 81 4, ebras ka,
the short man with the tall build ling.
lis here from Az abr u ooking oVess
his nterests. IAN IS has lonned
3llis winter llnde rclo looks
AZ N illle BY f here during
the sumn1er
tam IIuesg en about
decided IT'D engage ins le bust
mess III another field and af
|othe alton has de cided StoS ret,lrn
|toS DEVILS Lake and associate 18th his
father andhs lfbrot eWeslErI5y,
bhsdnes here.
hes ,abor u law dance given ttlie
Great ortfe rn orehe strss ttlne Re
rink last not large
NV attsnde althoug the hestra
provided excel lent enteTta inme nt and
music & for The, oceasio On was
wen dsserviii great otnllaage:
N heat tthreshsd ia the cinity "
Devils AXE Ill radilin vel, accordi
boS sports Will ONE the Inter
ocean who i As
here ia forris toYnshd uesday,
excel lent rom q. his
section III onntI
81 am Koppan 1s nerIy 81 this city,
ii ling polls
con On house and % a AS
ing good am vas formerly gent
fors the lleYato conf arly here
unti the bnilding was stroyed IL by
firs
ana Mrs. GCeorge Jason 81
eters, latiY s1 the e
oIrl ffanily turned TIE their II
home this week after yt ltsl
Ehere, nike CoWan accom- slll-
panic & " lt n. brief
lae hun ing parti are n All * ready
and bunch W Y siIll
HABIT What AS lxno Ring tron y
PASS, portsnen have lied
claim ON this hunt being stl9s
made ;cliuttes
|Doyon
6seorge McIS 3 3
sesp,arator af aI RIG on Stifie B
derson I'LL and 5is II
Il critical cond It'll on Yas removed IL 81
M Stile General This city
NJ where iii vas susta ined
INJURIES to His chest ins dition tos ans;
Iinries 81 his face ana 4 arm n n
Miss Jennii VEL now NJ
young lad n gisited q
here ken sliSisd eIly
iii Il this Week, fol
flafass Hill 81 sJenIiiil gs.
EIeavse ana care her conl q
l sion WiI Bel osiIlg lad will
lEbe broug a 5s for treat NJ
iii ss BIr'acke q ac as,
| dental /, $50 yysas
|l brousIlt here this AT an per-
ton ~ lospi alld B crave
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05


hansen III ss stunned from
\ $5an WITH l,er mnotier A
t
rue and 81 daughter ava
stats
$8 53S ines Collins TIL p shoe ter, po litic.
Thurssgl 81.
ri
me ostlrsaanlder farnil HAS moved
soon occupy heir
Gilberts on left last III ghtE for
innesota state fsir
ttrand ofS penn - spent yesterday
terests
enner 9 btor 5 Pay
81 Nh nm .gf, after SIle had made
the auto tour round H s 81 ate
u
Miss Essma riisited ssrandss
week
Oles Skratas; nm II sreside Of 1
TIIasI
B sressi
son; sof the SeVill a, vas a
business atl for several
the fore part Is SWeek
aft
I'LL
IeaGitt retuIned wee 49,
rom aaohs.. ssls
couple Nl
..s
jos here she Will atfend
schoOa Benefl icts aeadem
4
elory has gone ~,
I ter school IE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

8Sl Is. Brow has been
her has Hell
a covered from an eration and her
imam frdends WIN 5be deli ghted Sto
know that she Is able tto sbe, about;
IA III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
sl5eile nave etarnsd yiagara
iF \ Sllls spie who has been
aWay for reatly inlbiproy

ii Wi III viii
arrive hone Quincy
s satnrd ent Al week at IN in-
n assN oEiIts ing ends ana
Relative
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
well as the second attra ction 9of the
season being more Ons the comedy phi

vel as the cond attt ction The.
season being more Onls the comedy Phi
issBacheaor Hon yinoo u "a Will Sbe|
presente a next cniis AZ rank
attheW ft o:3 PAUL
where afsser day sor ,o8 at The state
fairs e resume ies at ST.,
Thomas man 4 erS tics az
the college gained5 d rsputav
ton nong port love
obeTt Grah ding near
this city barrel |escap led q serious ADJ
cidents last 'iuesday gorning att the
farm home. lis. am WAS lifting
the chill dYen into Al bugs when the
horse BECAME ffri ID and made3$ia
wild dash mi IL; lust nisss
ling running over HE chile ren. The
buggy AZ UP set and and B damaged but
the horse receiv ed
nperinte slit Oh pub lice instruc-
tion at8 Bismarc hal eceiyedS all the,
enume ions ports me county
superint of3 n Il stat The
total humble HofSs persons of school age
TheS amir lnts appor.
toned " lbein cents
per capi a. be mall
ia 10 the differen Z Gun tomorrow.
The state issue THE war
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

8}S E Gilberts on efts8 last iii ght for
EAIinnsap oils where llhe3 will attend the
Minnesota state tai
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

Traf fic Eoil the srsat ortInern
ahro1igh lily has been lion sEl'
81 81 aarge lITdng the pas week tlu ne
tp tlis openil off eck lan ls'ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

iss bred ott turlle & 80 tne
sssityS IN Mar sss1
I'd Stella nam laaaf
arm home south seat 4 tle ri
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
1Ocal ] = pPeni1agsG
Hi Lod card ana orks vas Isl
sbnl ps is II v nesiay.

tA VI ~ w sttAuf WaS&a
sb III ness isitor Tuesd ay.
here Fargo WISH.
NJ u
III. Paul tlais ;Week
N s'l ~ ~ 4 u,
FORKS. yisted
there bor DIV.
oscar lid 81, luz Perth 5yas
II broug hospit aal siirr sthis citty
his VA ,l ~ s operati on. M
II epresen tiln walker
II Bro ire the inter
Sests that eerr.
cInness Isl no W enc agedSS AL
Hphartn acist Hs drug store.
peirce 81 pass enge 81
Tuesda be lated No. W for Ell,
~ 20 to attend sine sss ma ters.
die ofR lie, owl
4 arn1ae il Has accepted
the BellS drug ssore.
Bob 3aolb aiTns who has returned from
VI Duluth la 33accepted & i position at
ebstsr
Hans ZEN has returned from
MNsinnea olis where she las been ylslts
ing her ss3s53
and daughters have
h gone dinne polls attend the
state
James ollins trap ssho ote politic-
in city
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

ppy Paul HE y
Il rand Forks mes, passed through1
NE city en route 10 outa 10 res
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

Petzinge cf lio splircllas ]:
I'D lie Greel i'm ear agso arrived Y
mere yesterday ltis i y,
terests.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

hunt ia part es are All ready,
ana BIO the bunch viii i IA
habit, what AS known gstro liI
pass, THE sports flled
3el aim on this pasture being
II ade Of pna chuttes
Doyon,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

n S t,n has been V saass
ana viiciniity week LOOKING
fter b,isi ness interest iIs cpnneetlon
with tlle Devil 81 lsIl 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

George Mel y IlrDug me 81
esparator 81 d. 81 rig on Is
anderson and si M
~ ai cond ION ~ eTaoYsdI
ao the General in ll,i city
where ii was Sounds he stainsd
nriea to his chest IA inss
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
Fashion Show Of
Beautiful Spring
Costumes

We have here assembled mode that the best
fashion experts the World
suited the discriminating taste of the leaders fashion
We direct attention the preference for the
short Jacket and the Getaway the drapng skirts
the collars and cuffs that the exquisite
have been added the long list Novelties fo this
length and slightly than length
make their this and
novel departures. Silk Gowns magnificent
behold The simplicity the lines call for silk hny
cnging appreciate beauty many
display one must attend this fashion show.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16
S art Styles
Correct Footwear

Our stock of fine footwear is complete
even unto the smallest detail. No
previous season can record such al
elaborate show of new designs both
for evening and street wear in Boots,
Pumps and Oxfords, White Suede
Canvas and Nubuck in the High and
Low Heel Model Make it point to
see the Cherry Red Boots in the
Hi Toe Models.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-16

This is without question the elaborate color
known, giving to Millinery Prestige all pre-
yious Which enables Millinery department
show the exquisite and really beautiful Lille
Hats put display this city and every
find Just the Hat that is best them as
the small medium and larger shapes with each other
Popularity size shape coloring The snug
fitting Hat very chic indeed with its trimming
medium Hat in the long effect which hailed
with delight because of its becomngness
beautiful wide brm Hats wear material color
and design much exquisite FOR
Make special endeavor during Fashion show
what a beautiful assemblage have.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17
Bryan on Paying
Political Debts

William J. Bryan will not feel bad il
Wilson does not appoint him as mem
Der of his cabinet. Bryan says as much
in an article in the commoner of last
week.
Cabinet positions he continues, should
not be regarded as currency with which
TO pay political debts, and discharge obli-
cations at the expense of the public.
Speaking in personal way, Bryan
continues, the Commoner declines to
discuss Cabinet possibilities, but it ven
lures to express those that Goveror VIII
son will be governed by higher motive
than gratitude in the election of his Off
cial household.
He need not, he should not, consider
any service that Mr.. Bryan has rendered
to him or 10 the public Bryan has been
abundantly rewarded for all he has done
and does not feel that the party, or any in
dividual of the party owes him anything
If he ever holds any Office, it ought to be
given, whether by appointment or by
election, with the view TO the service that
can be rendered in connection with the
work vet to be done, not with the idea of
rewardiug him for anything that he has
done.
"Aud the rule which is here laid down
for Mr.. Bryan is the rule which he be-
lieves should be laid down for all. "
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17
Report Teachers
Bi-MonthLy Meet

The second bi-monthly meeting of the
Mercer county Teachers Association was
held in the High School auditorium in
this city January II. The meeting was
called to order by Vice President, Miss
Fern Raudabaugh. After music by the
Neptune Orchestra the teachers joined in
repeating the Lords Prayer.
Prof. Geo. II. Tappy, Charlottesville,
Ind. gave a splendid address upon AN
Educated Man" The problem which
exists today in public schools is indus
trial training. Bring back to the life OF
the child in the school what the home
and farm used to furnish. The public
schools are becoming organized. The
best equipment you can give a boy is
this general education. What is an ed
ucated man?
Cd The world expects that a man
shall be an expert in the field he works.
(2) 1t is not only necessary he shall be
a specialist but must know other things
as we'll.
(3) He must be physically and intell-
ectually alert. He must have power and
culture.
(4) He must be honorable.
The world has gone through three
great cycles. Conquest of strength; con-
quest of intillect and cycle of righteous
ness. An educated man must know a
great many things, but must know one
thing well.
Music-Orchestra
The teachers then listened to an excel
lent adress upon "The Practical Side of
Teaching" by Prof. James Ross, a for
mer educator of Mercer county, now of
Sandusky,
AFTERNOON SESSION
After two fine selections by the orches-
ira, Prof Ross addressed the teachers
upon the Cultural Side of Teachings" "
He urged good music should be ever
kept before young people i'll the school.
Mrs Roy Jenkins gave several piano sell
ections to illustrate the kinds of music,
rag time and classic. The young people
should cultivate taste for the latter,
Miss Anthony gave reading from By
ron's "Childe Harold's Pilgramage, to
illustrate the masterpieces i'll literature
that pupils should read.
Prof. Tappy then gave fine address
upon Jesus the Teacher" Education
is upitary process. Subjects cannot be
taught alone to the exclusion of other
subjects. The course of study is the
essential thing in the public school. Re-
1igious training of the children in the
public school means reverence of God
and all that's good, a seeking of right
eousness. Home is the essential in this
but not sufficient Many are not infuen-
ced by the church. What shall the pub
lie school do in this case? Study the life
of schools by the celebration of its holi-
days! Why not set apart day to cele-
brate the life of Moses who made the
Constitution, the life of David or of
Joseph The difference between an idea
and an ideal is emotion and we get it
through bodily motion, Teachers can
make the ideal by the heroes taught.
Many go back to all the great educators
and yet leave out the great teacher-the
greatest teacher of the world. Jesus
was not only teacher, but student.
He had the right method of selecting
his disciples. (1) BY the knowledge Of
men. (2) The part of work He had
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17
FIRST MESSAGE OF
GOV, COX TO The
LEGISLATURE.

Columbus, O., Jan. 14.-Governor
Cox's first message to the legislature
proved to be one Of the longest ever
delivered to that body. It took up the
various amendments adopted at the
late constitutional election, and point
ed out wherein the legislature should
proceed to the enactment of laws to
make operative the amendments
adopted. 1t also recommended much
other legislation that was not made
mandatory by the adoption of amend
ments.
A strain OF progressivenesS runs
throughout the message, and the spir-
it Of it seems to be fearlessness to
take hold and act regardless Of the
precedents in the state. He makes no
ultra-radical recommendations, buC
progressiveness is seen throughout.
He refers a number of times to Wis
consin laws, and shows a research
into TIE modern laws of other states.
The more salient features Of the mes
sage follow:
To the Members Of the Senate ant
House Of Representatives:
I congratulate you upon your MEM
bership in the general assembly at
one Of the most auspicious moments
in the history Of our state; at a time
when public intellieence is awakened
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17

each to do. Jesus was theorist.
Everything He did was practical. He
had the right idea on temperance. The
book of Daniel is the best book on tenn
perance and sanctioned by the Great
Teacher. Jesus had the best idea of self
government. He was the greatest Evo-
lutionist ever lived. This matter of re-
ligious training in the public school is
not religion and education, but religion
in education. Pestolozzi said we will
not teach religion but religiously. This
training must prevade the entire course
of study
The orchestra then gave two pretty
numbers. The music of the day was
greatly appreciated by the teachers. No
further business the association adjourn
ed to meet at the call of the executive
committee.
LEoNA WINTER, Sec'y.