The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05


of to. dey with the Same school or it's
nro,o,yn, NJ n yonsr,,lon auo. the
urs, IA no,h,rs 80 n,os, i,,nnr,,ut ad.
VANTAGE ~ no rntsd tho,rh II "a not as
,nnsnrIous as several others. and is
annsrspt only ,n those yvho have made
Some study a, tho philosophy OF edu-
cate, - Two, Tho schooInas,er Of to-
d,, in ali tbc hcst srhooIs mas received
,nsc,ai nI,narotIon md training for his
,,orL ,'.t -. tL, i,,vvar IN. doctor the
,,,JnIs,or ,ho soidler tho sailor. have
h.on ,.,,.ci,uv ,,,I,ed and nrepared for
,heir ,nrk Ns "a, Nnuld not think Of en-
,rus,,nc tho c,ra NJ our hodles TO a man
,,so h.a nn, ,,nd,sd medicine or the pro-
,oc,,on -, ,,,, ,,.,.or,l and ntopsrty rights
20 a. MN ub, b.d nut snioy.d a legal
traInine 20 we of to-day demand and
Sn.Ist ,hat ,he education of our children
n. entrusted TO men who not only have
na,t,a .nt,,ss T., teacb-.tba prlme reaui.
sIt,.--bni nave hal snecial and profes
,ional tr,ininu for this most important
,yorL So.
VIZ, ys,. , h,y At ~ pauVs tCon-
cod, ,o,,y ,..,rs np, and a master at
IIoI,.r,.s ,bIrtv vars ago. IL WAS the
oustom 10 select for masters the brightest
young men. the tiptop scholars, in the
,-,ad,1atIny rlasses At Harvard Yale
nrtus..,, n,rt,,,nt,,, Triritv and other
,1ii.s.s IA t,.se vnunp mon Ncr, eN-
49, ha ,hIs Ia teach almost any
a,,hta,, =, ,ba curriruiutn To-day We
,h,oso mon yyh, nav. mad speclal courses
!, nar,,rui,r suhi.cts with a view to
,aihIr, -, nd ~ no' slhie mon who
in addit1on 90 tbIs nrepar,tinn have taken
a cn,,rs,. a, , t.,rher.' college or school
-, ,aa,gr,,. a., % tho STATE insists
~, a. ,a,,,.-s 81 onr nuh.ir schools
s,',u - so .n.,l,i raining In the
-, ,.,cbiny n, anne anproyed normal
,noot
dance ~ ,,ls - seen NOT only in cdu-
oa,tnr no, .is, =, otb.- hr,nchcs of
nro,,.ss,oral M, II is found likewise
r. ,na busI,oss ,,or,d ybcre rcpre,tro-
80, =, ,nam,,ri.s anG ,ro sro,l,lizat,on
,r tbs,, nv. p.na hama In hand To-day
n vii no, dn for , man 10 acquire A
s,,a,,.,.,,, ~ mo s,hter,s ba Wishes 10
teach lie must have A good general
,dura+io,, .s a fnlrl,tion and a sp.cial-
"a L,nu,'rt,,, ~ Ma cbna,p subjects
IA D., "A sn.,i,lts. In tho Dnv that 81 m, INV
rbvsie,,ns or mo ,rnsent tlne ar. sp.cial
81 ono .d.vnte. nj. attention to cancer.
another ia stomach troubles a third 10
n.rvnus Diseases and so on In A similar
way. a n;asIer is "a his nam. denotes
en-. p,as,cr ~ ons or several studies
Tbn =, c,p,, ana ,nns oh.ious advantage
which me school az to-day enjoys is the
gain and transformation which seems al
most mir. oulous. in the way of ma.
tcrial resourcss and creature comforts
When vas a how M 81 paurs We
used kerosen. lan,ns for lighting. stoves
and hot air Furnaces for hea. ing and IN.
idsa of conducting IN, ar cen cold air
above tho n sament mr. mt most the first
noor y,a. urha,rd NJ Tn. rooms and
continent used for teaching the sciences
OF nnvs,cs ana -cbemistr, yvould be rightly
reg,tdad "a a sorry annI,xy for our mod.
ern labo-a,orIes There wer. no tele.
rhones mo ,lertrIc lights. Lightning rods
and tho te.euraph were the only practical
contriv,nc,s to hiring the great force
OF eI.ctricitv IN IN. serytco or nrotectIon
Of man
Even IN our spor,s everything was
crude and cumbersome There was NOT
even runnine track We didn't play
baseh,II tut tho English game ~ cricket
We roved in lansirealt boats until lS73
,,,ben he urst fniIr o.Iad snelIs were nro-
cured for Tho Haicyon and Shattuck mrs,
crews and tbcsa verr d,sulac.d a few
Years loter' nv six cared p,p,r smells
Rut within rho MAST generation we nav,
,xnIored thc vboi. reilu II m tier. ",
haze s,ibi,,pa,sd, T.. We hay, made II a,
ono. our friend and our slave i'm wav.
undrean,ed of by our f1,efatoers Our
MAIDEN taIsscop.s r.uort even the geog,
.,nhv -, aIs,.,t ni,,.t. ard our mi