Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-16
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" HOOLTEACHER'S exist
!V<AI aence is not, in the narration,
$3.50 a thrilling story. The first
SSse<&&) seventeen years Of Woodrow
Wilson'S life after he left Johns Hop
kins university were spent in teaching.
They were years of usefulness. Thou
sands of students will testify to the
still enduring inspiration they owe to
them and to him. They were years Of
delightful living, Of cultured and gen
ial compa nionship. :s 4 :.z
= It was with the unrelinquished pur-
pose Of having his part in the public
life Of the nation that Woodrow Wilson
entered upon the profession of a teach.
err of law and politics. 1t can hardly
be said, however. that his first position
was one which gave promise Of any
large immediate influence on public
affairs. "a number Of Johns Hopkins
men on the opening in 1885 Of Bryn
Mawr college accepted as their first
pr0fessoEships places in the faculty Of
:, .El-@,4G7sasG - -,
the new lnst1tut 1'1' .ior women. Inc ne
vulsai even teieiieu ~ Divn Aavsl as
'ont'nlia ophlns. ss ooine were ~
iiie eient ts - suggest tnat .ne y .o
professors were merely trying it on
the dog" Professor Wilson,, though
called to Bryn Mawr primarily to give
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shown little signs Of experimenting
Bryn Mawr college opened with for
Ety-three Students. Three houses at the
edge of the campus were occupied by
the dean and professors. MANY of the
latter being bachelors. i Later Mr.. VIII
son leased a pretty cottage. the parson-
+ age of the. little BAPTIST church on the
! old Gulf road. in the midst Of a. lovely
countryside, In this. their first home,
Z. the Wilson's took great pride and sat:
!, isfaction. In vacation time they went
back south among old friends. II was
in the south that the first two children
were born. zs =s@s. !.
In June, 1886. Professor Wilson took
, his Phi D. at Johns Hopkins. the uni.
versity accepting as his thesis. his book
Congressional Government" During
his third wear at Bryn Mawr PROBES.
sor Wilson accented a lectureshin a1
!, Johns HOPKINS This took him to Bal
timore once a. week for TWENTY-FIVE
woaks .= . b. .:s*&;=sS5 ,
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agreeable An invitation "a an olde,
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