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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
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Hopern. cine Der populdriten p.rfSns
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mon ben Serrfder febt, unb bo3u
bteiet fi6 BET Der etnFa6en, faIt biirs
serliden 2.bensipeiie bes Spb.n
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IN einem tinoIi6en 8erbdltnis fteben,
benn er ma1t In Der Sat einsn fait
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ipenn er feinen gefppbnten Mbenbipds
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feines palais. sins Damn bi. 8riens
nerItrabe berunter uno bur4 Die
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madte, Dor ben anoern aunben Be-
bient 3u iperber, uno bin iino fpieber
tam e8 aud einmdl Dor, oab er Elm
metIden I'm SofbrGubaus beripeilte,
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ieber ben Soben Serrn ertani,te,
ipurbe faum irgenbipeldes a~ufbebens
bobor sema1t, man eriibte, tp.nrt
mon ben Serrn ptriSnli9 fanttte,
Dber fonftnie iid bdsu beranlaBt
fihlte, inb i'm iibrigen ftDrtt man
tbn nint In fetnein Spd3iergang.
Mdn fiebt 8aDerns iebisen 4Snis
faR ausidIiebIi6 in 3ibiI; aber Is
In fdIfa, bataiis sttpa az f9lieBtn
bcb e. ftins fploatif1en pber pisls
rrtbr miIitdrif9sn Reigunsen babe.
R5nis 2ubtpis 1T nidt MUIR Dem Ras
men mad Splodt. fpnbern Ct TT es
aud In mirtli9fett, nn6 5tpar besets
Pert. Wtnn man ben lt.b.nsniirois
gen alien Germ, Dem Der 3ipans Der
Uniform allerbings nidt febr al be-
hagen f9sint, beute onfiebt, ioIte
man faiiri gIaiiben, boB berIelbs Serr
IN fttnsil iungen Sabren elmer Der
iGnetbtgfttn Sffi5iert Der baberiiden
Mrnaet mar. SIN SABRE 1866. als
Bdpsrfi TIM Buiioe NIT Seifsrreid aes
asu prsuBsn tGmpfts, itdnb aubpia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
-. CURED WITHOUT THE
FISTULA-FISSURE
PAY WHEN CURED
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iHausam. Emanuel, laborer. Vigus, Mo.
lIseman, John, merchant, Pennington, No.
johnson. Swan, farmer. Puxico. Nc.
lJacobi. F.. j. merchant, Ma~rtinsburg. Mo.
Pack. Fred. hotel proprietor, Valley Park.
Kelly, Jno. MIL and Main SITS, SPRING
l~Krelenkamp. Louis. st. Clair, Mo.
IKarsten. VIM, Alma, Mo.
lKerth, Geo.. Kirkwood, Mo.
lKappel, August, Jennings. Mo.
lKomary A. c.. Doniphan, Mo-. Lock Box.
LasweII, v. f., Hollywood, Mo.
Liter, L. A., New London. Mo.
LA Rose, Levi. Elvins, Mo
lLeith, J. r., butcher, Maplewood. Mo.
Logan, oliver, farmer. Puxico, MO.
Landau, Sam1, coal business. SG2S Conn
monwealth av., MHpiewood, Mo.
Moore, Jos, Ste Geneyieve; Mo-
Morton, Jas. f., SO Jefferson sv, st.
Muenks, p. Jacob, vigps, Nc.
|Marler, Jno, chaonia, Mo-.
Murphy. Mr.. Pearl. ST. Clair. Mo.
Morrill,, J. W., Pacific, Mo.
Meyer, Ed L.. lei Main ST.. st. Charles.
McGeorge, Robt,, Knoblfck, MO.
lMcLoon, Nelson e, Gienco, Mo. a
Mathews, Chas. D., Jr.. banker. Sikeston,
Mo.
sasalle, j. M e, Js ssismss1 e ca.!ay MS. MO
mcknight, ]. D., farmer. Frankeustcin.
Martin, A. j.. Balesvirle. Mo.
Mosley, L, w, r. r. engineer. Cape Cir
OFT. L. G., Berger, MIC.
Power, Floyd, Bergman, Mo. ~
Pryor. w. E., New Haven, Mo,
lPikey, Sam, stockman. Conran. Mo.
|Penturf. Nose, farmer, Latin, Mo.
Parker, J. w, farmer. Marquard, Madi-
R%einhardt, Geo, Jennings sta, st. Louis.
Robertson, w. p, peering, Mo.
Schmidt, A. A., 742SA Haze av.. Maple
se Mger T me st. Charles, Mo.
sspp, VIM, 2ool Madison St. Hannibal.
|stoltze. VIM. 511 S. 9Th St. st. Charles,
Sims, 4. j.. Maiden. Nc.
lSprock, JOS, farmer, High Ridge, Mo.
lScobey, c.. c., farmer, Mcguire, Mo.
shields, Thos,, dairyman, Eureka, Mo.
Taylor, j, l.. Kinlock, Mo.
lTomek, Jos, Hawk Point, Mo.
lThies, Ed. NJ, Washington, Mo.
lTugel, ]. M. farmer, r. R. No. BERGER.
lTermenstein, r. NJ, miller, Benton, Mo.
lTInderriner, Fl. T., Fredericktown, Mo
Vincent, Emil, farmer, Bonnots Mill, Mo.
IVerdot, Alex, Bonnots Mil, Mo.
Wright, Fred ", Competition, Mo.
Wolters, VIM. F.. I'LL jefferson ave., st.
lCharles, Mo.
webb, w. j., Parma. Mo.
Wilson, Mercer D., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Wood, P. A., Bergman, Nc.
Wright, Lucas, Kfrkwood, Nc.
Wefel, H. F., Wentzville, Mo.
Walker, F. A., dairyman, Pevely. Mo.
Wagner, Conard, Jefferson City, Mo.
Weber, A. A, farmer, Valley Park. Mo.
White. A. D., farmer. Cedar City. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
To the Readers Of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
Piles -Fissure

~ 49, ,na ,acnas M
.ts.ts 40 tnat vol
a.-s.,,,n,,v 70 40 "a thew
80 .-nS. - -methoaay
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An ,ne 1890 whose letters ana
- ~. ~ ,ha stat. -
Isu-a,a 90 son. IN vo,,, md ad;oininx
1870. thr. a-,to,s,nr vou an opport4-
.,v - ..mm,.,c.t. Mn some OF them
..r,on~ny te,ephone or by man. ana
m th,s vay' satisfy ycuyss6 q. to the
r.y. spd d-rpeasbality a my state
lm.pt.
+ rv-ar.ntee.a carssfn evsry cas- that
In 1900 for trmS-.rt a. 10 net AK
a. ~ nusa . eurs \ afYected; and II
Im.Se. ~ spsnrrnes NV long YOU have
49, .syIi.<aS aNrSr "A vour! condftion IA.
~ how much, Won -, tsted to ret cured,
n I tan y,v 81 I On asurs you, you an
ISs~ns ,,ncn NV sk.kemmt.
)avvE apeetA AYfESYY0N 70 THE
sgIpoGl swine.
.rxyu~u r - pmRu,CugR on TRDAT-
or Any wayeD sK7GoWN TO
INIunnAI., neRR1ecE IN ~ tshen inter-
|uapv = 49, - y~ur.eif II home that
I~ren0 go. pff n .UPl1rTuA ar FfSstJREi
r. vrry sfSy,ts. itbs affiaction makes
l.e., ,r..,n.n, ss.o.uta,v nsesuxarv. and
e,~H-~.t wu.4 ~ sfven bv 4 physt-
- = ~~A ~r,rs,pes IN the treatment
In -. - n a-,n~ssss IN order to effect
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
@idt iebr befrieSiaenb.
G%rsebnife Der Seutidcu aolpnifaiipn
In 4roentinien.

wv AiNSuiNuttH.
Minte fir bsutfae Ginpanberer in
ben aaplata : Staatsn .ntbalten bic
aahftbenben Musfibrupe.n zines
Renners Der @erbdltniFe.
Die Ginfpanoerune nod llrusudp
1T gu tsiner 3sit fsbr fart seipeien.
Rad arsentinitn fponberten bon
1857 Bis 1909 ttfpa AZ Milipnen
Menihen Elm, 2 Miuionsn tpi.oer als
rid. @orsu9sp.iie ipirb areentis
lntsn bon Romonsn bep0Itert, insbes
Ionoers bon Staliensrn, bonn oua
Spdniern. Bon ben in ben I.bten
Sohren tinsefpanoerten Deutfden, be-
rem 3dbl alidbrlid 8 bis A Sous
itnb bttrns, iinb 70 Bis so b. $.
fortssenn9en. Die llrid@e
bisrfiir oiirftr BARN Iieden. SaB man
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W. ?. Robertson WlInngIy Ts.tlt,es;

DR.. Ney Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
Dear Doctor-I most willingly testify to
your successful treatment of my case OF
Piles. from which / had suffered seven
years. TIad Used many remedies. and
taken treatment from q number of physi-
clans, but all to no avail, until ! was
induced by a friend OF mine. whom you
had cured, to apply to you, and ! shall
never regret having done SO, for you have
completely cured me.
] have gained 20 pounds In weight
since L took your treatment. and can
highly recommend you to anyone suffer-
Ing with these diseases,
Thanking o for past favors, ] am.
Your friend,
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method OF treatment.
Yours very truly,
1Igfn R-l
Firm Of Moran Bros, Millers.
Firm Of Moran Bros, MiIlel
Read Mr.. eszzenberser's Letter:

st. Charles, No, Aug. Il 1903.
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith, st. Louis. Mo
Won have cured me OF a had case OF
Piles. had been afflicted with Piles for
20 y~ears-tried many different remedies
which were highly recommended. besides
q number OF doctors, but received
only temporary. relief. and In fact my
case was becoming more aggravated. ]
became 20 weak at times from suffering
that would become despondent-my
nerves would ell be u%nstrung, causing
.headache-stomach troubles and causing
untold misery and agony. My advice to
the afflicted, suffering from Piles Is to
.consult Won at once. and be. cured.
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Advertise!

The local field i, yours. All
you need do is 10 avail your.
self Of the opportunities offered.
An advertisement in hi, paper
will cary your message into
hundreds Of homes inths COM
mauiiy. ] is,he SuHest medium
Of killing your greatest COM
petior. "A space this size
won't cost much. Come IN
and SEQ U, about Il.
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Mr.. slelert Says He Has Gained Thirty

Mr.. sIeIert Says He Has Gained Thirty
Puxico, Mo, Jan. 6, 1912.
DIR. NJ. Ncy Smith, ST. Louis, Mo.
Kind Doctor-Thought i would write q
few words to you. Il am getting along
fine. ] haven't had any trouble since ]
last wrote you. | am getting fat.
weigh thirty pounds more han when ]
was under treatment and you can mag
Inc what pleasure ! have now. ] can see
what a fool / was for not being treated
before / was. Respectfully, a cured pa
.tient. F
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16

Read Mr., Tomek,s Letters:
Hawk Point, Mo-, Oct. II. 1917.
Or. NJ .Neyf Smith, st. Louis, M ..
To Whom It May Coneern-I recommend
DIR. M. Ney Smith highly for what he dc
for me. 1 had the Piles for is years. Tbs
spring Of 1910 Fistula set In andI was
almost past going. DIR. M. Ney Smith
treated my case and in thirty days ! wal
cured and have beef enjoying the best
OF health ever since. Yours truly,
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AgMAeG<

The following 10 a list Of some Of my
patients who live In the city Of
st. Louis. Space will not permit PUBLISH
ing but a small per cent OF the names Of
former patients In the city or through
out the state;
W, II. Karges, care Mo. Lamp Mdg. Co.,
11e Elm st.
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Therefore

Mr.. Merchan, and Businss.
Man. meet your competitors
with their own wespons-,
advertising
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-16
But

The natural human trait Il 10
buy wharc goods arc cheapest.
Local pnde i usually seee d.
aIy N the game Of life as
played today,
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14ex Mv4'-l~z~


paelfic & Amer. Exp. Co.
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\ We're Opposed 4
Mail Order Concerns
Because
Because

They have never contributed
a cent to furthering the interests
OF our town
E ny cen, received by them
from this community Is a direct
loss TO our merchants- \.
In almost every case their
prices can be met RICH. here.
without delay in receiving go r.
and the possibility Of MISTAKES
in filing orders.
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Local Time Table

Henry Schuch. Emil Z. schucn,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03
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Honorable 2srd
TT in and for the
tate of Louisiana.
the above number.
have seized and
or cash, without
last and hiehs}t
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President of 81
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03
ACT NO. 26o.
House Bill No. 613-By Mr.. Genereliy
AN ACT


AN ACT
Authorizing the Board of Directors of the
Public Schools of the PARISH OF Ut
leans to issue Two Million Dollars OF
bonds for the purpose of acquiring
school sites. constructing scnooi Duly ~
ings and their appurtenances IN the
City of New Orleans; to provlde tne
terms and conditions under when sal9
bonds shall be issued and sold. ana
the security for the payment of the
principal and interest thereof to de-
fine the duties of the Board OF Llqul-
dation, City Debt. in connection WIN
the issuance and sale of said bonds'
the payment of the principal and IN.
terest thereon, and the retirement
thereof: to prescribe the duties and
obligations of the City of New Orleans
in connection with the reimbursement
of the Board of Directors of the Pup-
lie Schools for the Parish of Orleans
by certain annual payments; ana 70
define the method and manner IN Whicn
the proceeds of said bonds snail De
employed and disburSed.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Generai
Assembly of the State OF LOUISIANA, LW Two,
thirds of all the members elected 70 each
House concurring That. subject 70 tne
ratification of the people of the state OF
T,ouisiana, by an amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State, hereinafter SUD-
mtted to them, the Board OF Directors o.
the Public Schools for the Parish or Or
leans. of the State of Louisiana, is hereby
authorized and uncovered to issue bonds
not to exceed two million dollars kZ,ooo,
600 0O) in amount. to be dated January L
1915, bearing five per cent 70 per cent? PEI
the principal of which shall be payable il
forty (4O5 annual installments of fit,
thousand dollars ESQ 0o0) each, payabi'
on the first day of January in each OF tn
wears 1916 to and including 1893, respec
lively. as hereinafter set forth
Said bonds shall be made payable t.
bearer, and shall be styled Public Schoo
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M f ~ tea az ID out Of the net
o. and appEr -eiiAIl!ces
Il, ana Payment Of o. p, era "a mi II
=, the Port O. a. : les - for
DFeood f for charges to - "a 4
s ans tn the banks OF said
,nrther resolved, etc,
u rssnactions are self
pc B Nsw Orleans and the
OF Se shall. by ordinance
arry ,ru UT resolved, etc,
I ~ the first Tu Tues DAY
ne v1nanday in Noyemher'
PIT m ,,ooe.ndment to the Con,
n. % shall be submitted
S' ne State; that on me
Of tn need at said election
pe nS For the Boar !
ns Canal Amendment,
ners Ia;nst the Board OF
al Amendment and
n indicate his vote on ON
|.cfisn laws Of this i state
, \ =, Of Representatives.
2 MOMAs. G. BA Al E1nate
XIV ., 1014.
hi tie state Of louisiana
,eRT. Secretary of State
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of an order of
ed out of the
District Court
directed, In the
Titled estate, |
lion, In front 'ol
of the Court
anklin, Parish
st and highest
4TH DAY OF
p, 1914,
o'clock Q. M,
following dec.
ound, with the
(ents thereon,
of the Bayou
Pf st. Mary,
ate Of WillisN
merry of j. A.
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KRAMER, Il
ltrict court OF
Administrator
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03

KRAMER, !
|trict court OF !
Administrator
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03
BERT, Secretary of State.
1T NO. $50.
IA 153-By Mr.. Generally.
IA AM Avn

NV GoOs
153-By Mr.. Generally.
AN ACT
vehicles and to provide
fefistry, and imposing a
9aor; and providing penal
III Violations of this act: and
eas It Is intended to have
Led by an amendment to
pm OF the State. Therefore
= enacted by the General
- State of Louisiana, two
VI members elected to each
& That a motor vehicle is
~ vehicle operated by any
IAN muscular power, and
Atended for use on public
and streets. Motor We
"a Into three subdivisions.
used exclusively in COM
rying or transporting of
he public highways, roads
ssified as a motor truck.
Ie containing only two
ranged tandem, is clas-
cycle. All other motor
lied as motor cars.
further enacted, etc.
u a motor vehicle which
or driven upon public
state. shall. except as
expressly provided, cause
" or otherwise in the
nary Of State an appli-
ZION on a blank to De
secretary of State for
latning (a) a brief de-
otQr vehicle to be regis
Me name of the manu-.
y number of-such We
yer and aN<5iInt of the
figures of horse
PRACTICAL, in accord
zig established by The
nsed Automobile Man
b name, residence, in
d business address o.
motor. vehicle; (c) pro
motc&svehicle is to b
mmerctai purposes tn,
certify.
further enacted, etc.
of an application TO
1otor vehicle as provid
the Secretary of Stat
LEGATION in his office AM
Tor vehicle or vehicles
residence and bushes
owner, manufacturer o
lOsAse may be. together wit
ted in such application, in
ssfa he -kAnts fAs the purpose
'tinctiye number assigned (
vehicle by the Secretary G
book or index shall be ope
lspection during REASONABLE
r..
Be II further enacted, etc
u
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03

tlle
ng nec -
and sta
Ether g
nd buSctnrr -,
terals, nich
the sax. 1,
ort of Moi,
to exproE
that pufSiY
be necessary
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03
ACT NO. 309.

Senate Bill No. 111-By Mr.. George
Wesley Smith.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03

l
relative to registration and display of reg
istration numbers, shall not apply to a
motor vehicle owned by nonresident OF
this State; provided, that the owner tne ere
of the law of the foreign country, State
Territory. or Federal district OF his resi-
dence relative to registration OF motor
vehicles and the display of registration
numbers thereon. and shall conspicuously
display his registration numbers as re-
quired thereby. The provisions OF thls
motor vehicle owned by a NONRESIDENT
/ Of this State only to the extent that under
| the laws of foreign country, state, or Ier-
ritory. or Federal district OF his residence
4 like exemptions are granted to motor We.
hicles duly registered under the laws OF
and owned by residents of this State.
Section TO-. Be it further enacted. ETC.
All track engines. road rollers, fre wagons,
fire engines, police patrols, ambulances;
as well as all other motor vehicles used
exclusively for public purposes by the
any of the subdivisions thereof, including
the parishes, cities, towns and villages;
as well as all public boards of the State.
district, paroehial or municipal ts are re- e&-
Section II. Be it further enacted, etc;
The Secretary of State shall deposit all
funds collected under the provisions OF
this act, as soon after the collection as
II practicable, in one of the banks OF the
State previously selected for that year as
one of the State bank depositaries In
special fund which shall bear interest AZ a,
the same rate as other deposits; ana OF
or before the fifteenth day OF the monlt
81 February and August of each year. the
Secretary of State shall transmit to thu
Parish Treasurer of each parish. with s
sworn account thereof, all of the fund!
collected under the provisions Of this act
, from persons firms or corporations resid
i ling in the respective parishes Throughout
the State 1educting therefrom only TIL
J amounts expended by him, in accordance
with the provisions of Section II.
j That on or before the fifteenth day o
/ the Months of February and August
. leach year, the Secretary of State shal
0 transmit to the Commissioner of Financ
f of the City of New Orleans, with swor1
n account thereof, all of the funds collecte
e under the provisions Of this act, fror
persons. firms or corporations residing i
!, the Parish Of Orleans. deducting. there
d from only the amounts expended by hin
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-16
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EAST FRANKLIN

Edward and Albert Seller spent
Sunday evening with their lady
friends at Wauseon.
The Misses Laura, Mable and Lydia
Schad, of Bloomington, Ill, spent a
few days at the homes of Geo. Zim-
norman and Geo. Leu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Klopfenstine
and children helped Harve Rychener
butcher.
Will Wanner has hired to Andrew
Burkholder of Henry county for the
coming summer.
Geo. Gambler spent Sunday with
Emerson Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrilatt called
on Frank Poorman Sunday.
The following were entertained at
the home of J. H. Zimmerman Satur-
day evening in honor of the Misses
Laura, Mable and Lydia Schad, of
Bloomington, H., Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Zimmerman and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Leu and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Bernath and daughter
Mable, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Spengler
and sons Walter, Ed and jim, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Leu and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burkholder, Nettie and Jake
Bernath Jr., Howard Rice, John Rupp
and John Bernath. Refreshments
were served.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-01-16
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Based in part on Miners "The Teacher.
l. Name three or more of the mod
ern methods of teaching beginners to
read. Describe briefly the method that
you use.
2. What things must teacher know
before she can assign lesson1 Sup
pose your 9th. grade class in geography
is to take UP the study of Africa. Indi-
cate your method of assigning the first
lesson. =.
3. Suppose boy ten years old, the
son of a prominent citizen, tells you II
won't do it, when you have given him
some directions for work. What are
you going to do about it?
4. Should the curriculum and method
of teaching be the same in the rural and
the urban school? Explain fully.
5. What is "The Ohio School Sur
vey"? In what way has it touched your
community? Do you believe in the su-
pervision of rural schools? Why?
6. Name some natural punishments !;
some artificial punishments. When
should child be punished? Who is
Madam Montessori?
7. What were the purposes and re-
suits of the Educational Congress that
was held at Columbus, Ohio, December
5th and 9th, 1918?
8. What parts of Miners "The
Teacher" do you find most helpful to
you as teacher? Quote at least three
definite statements from this book.