The Republican journal., 1914-10-01
COWARDIcE.


, 10y r,;cs is the end and aim of
.ducation. They also quote
per- e. ,,,as Arnold that the greatest
'' - human history is the problem
Fll' '; ,r man. There is too much
nose statements. The problem
~ .nment is made first, when it
made secondary to individual
% - nt Again, there is too much
0pI Iaocy to linger among the upper
'F"S WON the masses are just ordi-
,,borlng people.
l''' 'oo saws: Il would let the Rus
'V% .so wheat. | would try to find
more honorable to do" By
O .,ant teaching of this sentiment
gus her family constantly striving
e'f hing above their reach and
w. .or attain anything. We can
~ ''., the road in many parts of the
wv" ard see majority of the farm
y \, irving to present appearances
" u, prosperous are in debt for every
Ds qh;Ie those wto were willing in
r., IA pei along with cheap build
I'll they made the money now have
,.,irqs and money too. The man
soe barn and no hay has a hard
ohoe.
-, ab. work for salary are more
~. then farmers. Here is where
,,.rage is essential to take a
-gi,s5 customs which are ruin
tbe community. The High school
Il one Jf our most prosperous
made start by pledglng them
+b., graduating dress should
~, mare than five dollars. Chill
y NIFTY families have everything
u. u, with and an easy life before
y, y t,ev chance to inherit the good
u" n t.air ancestors. Children of the
VT mot only have to start with
~ hi, often have thriftless par
! far Thus there should be
,+srr care for the leveling of So
81 courage is not only necessary to
. o. stand with the common people
;s nee, ssary to take a stand for
NH Religious teaching is often
: nature of canned goods. The
1sr brings the supply ready cooked.
is The use in feeding an audience
here is no Individual activity?
here be life without action.
+, has courage to protest against
" custom? Are all moral cow
" L. Chancellor says: eve
10 busy learning to get time to
" our EDUCATIONAL and religious
Ms are much of the same order.
'rannlng without digestion. We
"A time 10 think, even in business
5uf simply initiate somebody else.
ibs world needs is a cultured pub
1tim-nl. And this is not possible
each will stand for the right as he
tim other words, allow the light of
srrsl spirit to shine through him
In world.
Fer tapnens that the majority of
IMMUNITY hold elevated sentiments
rs:. while the less desirable sem
Is 4rs tully expressed. This COM
= which should be a power for
bssres a power for evil through
cowsr.ace. What teacher has not
IA 5s, DO play truant. Even if he
rrg money to place him on an
uBl.. more fortunate neighbors,
nu4. neht has the community to
BIN 10 truancy? Has not the
igot to judge for his child
Bmsre valuable the education or
it, earned? The nation can not
,q exalted than the communities of
it's composed. The individual is
: shaped by the public sentiment
E community. Moral courage is
aEy to make the individual of any
Mir u The world.
Phelps Of the Michigan Normal
+, ia d recent lecture, advocated
boys and girls, men and women
g AID dressing together, as a
;oi breaking down immortality, It
lM8itv that has built the wall be-
The sexes. 1t was sin that first
Oman to realize that he was naked.
iQca system treats each child
wutiye human being and leads
Hvugl M the transitory epochs in
URtL VI civilization except weav-
in into society. That is left to the
QUA study out for himself.
aU.ga happiness and national
hes. drpend more upon family
SEGA relations than upon any
else, yet our much Wanted ed
ana system takes no note of it.
aHagt child graduates from our
! system without receiving more
ag along the lines of home-making
de artedeluyian received. Hence
i9E1s Of men and women surging
81 the and without home and with
blends One of the most important
In he lie of Lincoln was recent
My Fred Lockley in the Oregon
%, laough Lincoln was a strong
NTH the reservation of the Union
Poe abolition Of slavery, he never
I he problem of domestic bliss.
sAs four years of courtship were
alPy ones. And yet this unhappi-
Iild much of his future unhappiness,
nave been avoided by careful
\ q training as we have in many
I'ePNtant subjects. First he became
70 to Miss Todd; then he told her
Eaa not marry her, because he did
|%s her Finally the wedding was
Esa for New Years day, 1841.
|'sddng company assembled, but
n failed to appear. He declared
E4not marry her, loving Miss Ed
E& much as he did. But after a
EN gloomy foreboding they were
1 married Nov. 4, 1912. Stephen A.
E4&, the rival Of Lincoln, political
Otherwise, was refused both by
lug and Miss Edwards.
IN large city maintains houses of i'll
ED9' Where are the houses of good
'atfe boys and girls. men and
nay associate together and be-
fpQuaIntpB with oach others char