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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-03

and good bakery go hand in hand
It has been said that good -four Is the
staf of life, but IL requires q good
BAKERY
TO make -four Of any practical use.
We have bakery that Is most COM
plete In all its appointments, and We
take pleasurs in turning out Ill the
usual bakery products. such as bread,
cake, pies, rolls, etc.
THE ROYAL BAKERY
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-03
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
ACT I-Scene l. Bonnybel in kitchen. Prepare
ton of sisters for ball.
Scene 2. Meeting of fairies in forest.
Scene 8. Fairy queen appears before
Bonnybell.
ACT H.-Scene l. The Princes ball.
Scene 2. Prince finds Bonnybell.
SPECIALTIES
Victrola Concert Doll Drill Highland Fling
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

ginen iolden 9eiden5a1g bat 81 t IL
BORN nod nidt geieben, mie am
Sage, als e5 galt, 6em geliebten, au-
ieitS bodperebrten Bfarrer &einr.
Menne 6as leBte @eleite 5m geben.
Ma9 6em So6tenoffi5ium un6 Ste
QUEEN bielt De6ant 9a1er (&el6en),
EN- 78idbriger BrieltergreiS, Die Set
9enrebe. 3ie 8eer6igung nabm @e=
neralpicar @lei11 aus 8aberborn Dor.
Sim offenen @rabe iangen ser Sir
9enbor, Elm eigenS gebil6eter @in=
oerbor nn6 Ser 9%ebrerperein ergrei-
fen6e Ira1erlie6er. = Sn $ en,ne n
mnr6en % NIT Ser Maul= nn6 &lau=
enieu6e bebaftete &in6er 6es @utsbe=
iibers S. Sdmar5ebiibr un6 5 Stint
Ser 6eS @utsbelibers 8renfen abge=
i6la6tet. = Sn Dei1ingbofen
entitan6 in Ser 8eiibung 6es 9ano=
mirtbs S%irringbal1s @robfeuer, 6em
6as ganae Mntpeien gum 0pfer fiel.
&betnprobin5.
Mad6em int preuBifden &erren=
baus 6ie @eiebesborlage iiber sic
@ereinigung Ser Sta6tgemeinbe
80 ub1beim Mbein) l1n6 Ser 2an6=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

Miimtpegen (Sollano) miro gerneloet,
bob Der 5da6en, 6urd Ben 8ran6
6eS SeiuitenooQegs in &otmDf a. gb.
@oaano) beruriabt, oaf ca. cine BAL
be Miuion Marf geidabt miro. @lles
lit burh @eriiderung ge6edt. - Die
S~diebbaummollfabrif Ser Deutlden
Sprengitoffmerfe in Duren lit
our6 9osgebn elmer Notrone our Ct
ploiion gelangt. 8met fnr5 aufein-
intercollegiate Sdlage eri9itterten
Die gauge Staot. SSn nmfreiie bon
elmer @iertelit11n6e iin6 Eaufenoe bon
8eniterideiben einge6riidt nnb 3a-
der abgeledt mor6en. Die Sabrif
lit grobtentbeils eingeitiir5t. 21 bon
Sen &erionen m11rben perIebt ntb 8
als 2eiden unter SEN Griimmerrr ber=
porgefolt. Die Interchangeable
ten linb nod nibt beenbet, nnb man
bel iirdtet> baB it6 no@ 9ei6en 1rter
Ben Sriimmer1t befin6elt. - Inter
i6peren @ergiftungseri6einnngen
erfranften na6 Dem @enuB bon Brei-
belbeeren in Ser Samilie 6es &eita11=
rate1rs &afer in @f6meiIer 5
&erionetr. &afer lit bereits geitor=
ben, sic 4 an6eren i9peben in Be-
bensgefabr.
8aben.
@r5bifdof Or. Sbos. Norber, Ser
|iid %5ur3eit auf elmer 5irmungsreiie
befin6et, iprod in elmer linn gu ST.
rem beranitalteten Geier in 2a6en=.
burg ant Nedar II. a. ietne Srel16e
6oriiber aus, 6aB Der geiammte Gle
rus Ser @~r50i05eie nut peri6min6en-
SEN Musnabmen 6en uSSntegralen"
bouitdn6ig oblebnen6 gegeniiberitebe.
|Die 5uei Biz 6rei 41erf0pfe per6ien=
ten feinerlei 8eadtung. 9ie 8apit=
trelte 6es @lerus nn6 @olfes in So
Sen babe ii6 10 glan5en6 betpabrt,
6aB ie6er @erin@, ite erit %an5uregen
o6er on5u5meife1n, als cine i6tpere
@eleioigat1g bon @ler1s un6 goIf an=
geieben mer6en mii1fe.
@liaf=2ptbrtngen.
Sn 90 iblbane II febt iib r11rt=
mebr ser @emeinoeratb 5uiammet
aus 10 So3ialoemofraten, 8 Gent
trum, z Sorti6rittlern un6 bret Mtt=
glie6ern Ser @irtbi6oftli6en @erei<
mgung. Son 6ieien 18 So5ial6emo=
fraten iin6 bier I'M @prort Dorna6
getpablt tpor6en, mo sic &abl ie6o@
beretts atrgefo9ten 1T. Sn &olmar
iiegte sic 8lodlifte. Das Centrum
brodte 5 @atr6i6aten 6ur@. Ser ne1te
@emein6eratb iebt ii@ 5uiarnmer aus
% Gortidrittlern, 5 5o5ialoemofra-
ten nn6 6 Mnbangern beS @entrnms.
SSn 9traBburg ielbt beitebt Ser &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

gemei11oe Merbeinl nit Der Staot
G11n angenommenen murbe, 5ablt ser
@tootfreiS Coin 637, 900 g%inmobner.
Danit lit Goln an Die pierte 5tele
linn Dentiben @eid geriiH. Die 8
ibm porangebenben @taote iino: Ser
meinberatb aus Is S%o5ial6emofra>
ten, / Sortidrittler, 8 @entrpmsan>
banQern mnb 6rei Mittelparteilerr.
- Die @egierung Ser @eidslon6e
bat cine @erfiigrng erlaiien, melde
oie Tbeil1mbme bon Sdmei5er @e-
langpereinen an bem bon Mibl-
+ a II Ell abgebaltene1 lo3ialiltiid)en
Sangerfel It perbietet.
Oeierreid-l1ngarn.
1ie beioen 8riioer @ierotpSfi, sic
als Setter ser ruiiopbtlen &ropagan=
90 in IS lie II berbaftet mor6en tpa=
rem u116 in ser lldd1ten 8o1e lire
Yro5eiiierung tpegen So6perratbs
nno Espionage 81 ertparten batten,
fins aus Dem @efdngniB in @berro<
mib ert floben. Gin BON BEN inn @ont-
plot befinoliden Mufiebern bereit ge<
baltenes M11to bradte 6ie 8eioen an
oie rnlliide @ren3e. Die @efangniB=
limo iofort berbaftet mor6en.
- Sn bem fiir5li6 in 2emberg
berban6elten @ntbenenpro5eB fat ser
@taotsantpalt iett feline 8erufltng 5u-
ri%idge5ogen. Die 6ur6 6aS ltrtbeil
perbangter1, gum Sbeil obneoieS iebr
16meren 5trafen treten alio III &raft,
90 BON Sen Gerurtbetlten ielbit feline
&eptiion a11gemel6et mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Kinder schreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
. RIA
@Mrttemtbera.

&iir5li6 ereignete 1id} in Der Otto
Iden @eberei in @en1ltngene Elm
beoa1terlider llngliidsfau. Ser per=
beiratbete Saglobner 8arf1e6t bon
l11terenlingen fam beim Ma1lipulie=
rem an einem gnf5ug, melder nidt
redt fu%nftiorieren moute, lt11ter 6e11=
iel6en 1t1ro erlitt 6aour6 idmere Ser
letu11gen aa ser 8irbelidule. @au=
fneGt tpl1rbe 11o9 6em Soban1iter=
franfe1baus in Hlo6irgen tranSpor=
tiert;; fem 3uitan6 lit beoenf1id. =
Ser in borgeriidtem Sitter 1tebenoe
|Gronmeiiter a. 9. @0gner aus
&irdbeim a. g. fam 6iefer Gage
nnter SEN @agen ieines @obnes, ols
lin 2,081,000, @amburg 1,023,000
un6 @iinden 100000. - Sic 6rou
6es Goglobners @ltitein lit bel ser
|grplpiion ether 2ampe 6erart brrd
8ranoml1n6en berGebt moroen, 6aB lie
bal6 6oral1f int &rarferbauie itarb.
= Sn gbrenfel6 mur6e 6ie 16 Sabre
ate Gontori1ttn SO. Miiller bon ei=
nem 2oitfubrtperf iiberfabren un6 To-
fort geto6tet. -Sn 6em bonanoi1den
Dominicanerfloiter @enlo BET GLADDEN.
lebt nnter Dem Mamen &ater &op=
mnnbns Shirt &arI gu 9omenitein-
MISUNDERSTANDING. Ser Shirt
%bolenoete am 81. Scat fein 80. Be-
|bensiabr. Stint 1. Sebrl1ar 1901 bat=
tie er onf Die Stan6esberri6aft BET
|5i@tet, batte Ole 8rieftertpeibe emf
|pfangen nn6 tpar under @er5i6t atf
meltlt6e @bren a1s @eiifli6er in Sen
! genannten Sr6en eingetreten. = Mns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Die afte Btitnatb.
SIbenbnrg.

ssn @egenlpart bes @roBber5ogS
uno 6es grbgroBber5oes lit 1T Sart-
mar6en BET 90 or6erbam, Weler)
Dos 6rieien6enfmal entbiilt moroe1
al1m Mn6enfen an SEN 1eBten 6ret=
beitsfampf Ser 6rieien Dor 400 Sab-
rem, in 6em 6as 2an6 feline unabban=
gigfeit an oie 0loenburger @rafen
perlor. Ser 9iifel6orfer 8ilobaner
emil Sungblut tit Ser 5b0pfer oes
mirfnngspollen Denfmals.
6annpber.
Mls fir5li6 @tnoenten DOM Song
plobe in M%ariaipring na6 @ottin IL
gen 5uruidfebrten, itiir5te beim ab~
ipri1ge11 bon elmer Droi6fe Ser erite
Gbargirte berab, bra@ bas @enid
uno mor iofort to6t. = 3mii6en al
tenn @bfan I'M &ouie 6es Steiner 81
lers in Speterfebn emitano
jinglt Elm Se1er, sos 10 idneu Am
itd griff 0aB 6te o1f benz 9nbe ar
beitenoen 0a6beder iib MIR nit gro
fer Mube retten fonnten. Das Sous
brannte total nie6er. Das geiammte
Snpentar iotpie 2 &dlber nn6 2
Sdmeine berbrannten.
@eitfalen*
Sic aus z @0pfsn b%eiteben6e 6a=
Mile 6es 8ergarbetters @e5lar aus
8ottrop lit mod benz @enmb bon
@6meinefleii9 unter @ergiftungser=
fdeinnngen erfranft. @e5lar mn6 2
ieiner &in6er iin6 bereits g%eitorben.
= SSm Grancisfanerfloiter 5u So
6erborn lit Ser ebrtp. 8rn6er Sc
nein1s inn Sitter bon 81 Sabren ge<
itorben. St tpar Ser 9obn zines
&ittergutsbeiibers in 2in6manns6orf,
Di05efe @rmlan6. - Ser 8uiommert-
bru6 Ser 8onffirma slug. 8iermart
& 60. bat o119 bte1e @irtpobner IN
8reitenmorbiS in Mitlei6en>
1doft ge5ogen. Sogor 2e1te aus Dem
Mrbeiteritar6e baben ibr ga1t5es @elo,
6as iie Ser 8anf n11bertrm1t batten,
berloren. Ser @erlnit miro fir 8rei-
tentporbis ouf iiber 100000 Marf
be5iffert. Mn9 @ir6morbis lit bon
6em @onc11rs idner betroffen; 6enn
bier iin6 biele Mrbetter, sic ibr @el6
BEL Biermann angelegt batten. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Ben fette11 2e1ten 8ebaglid'
felt.

Solep fatbariide .Sablette iir6 Elm
beion6ers gutter fletner &egulator, Der
@uer SDitem in bollitanoiger Mrbeits-
oronung bdlt. Seine 8ili0iitdt, tel,
ne &artleibigteh feline unbebagli6'
teit rod Dem @iien, fein fetter, auf'
ftoBenber @efdmad. Cine fette Ser
ion, meIde i'm forttpdbrertb gebraa6t,
miro iib in @trflidfeit leidter unb
hebagli9er fiblen als Elm @efultat
ieires @ebra1ds. gu fm1fen bel al
len &ar6Iern in ct. CLUB. = Mn.
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

IS60ttl aus Mun9en tpnr6e bon
|eine1n 2auitautomobi1 Ser Miinde11-
Holinger @robpaiderei iiberfabren
uno %get06tet. Ser &erung1iidte bi1=
terldBt cine 6ra11 un6 flint &in6er.
-SSn Sttmar:Sbart bro6 inn
! Mntpeien oes Sefonomen Ginger
6nr@ nit 8unoboI5ern ipielenbe
&inoer -Geuer aus, 6as 6os gan5e
@ebau6e eindiderte. Ser @6a6en lit
betra6tli6; Der 8ranolei6er lit 11ur
gering perii6ert. = Die 6%3iabrige,
leoige @ai9erin uno 3ngeberin
SAITH. &opp bon Mi4a6 unternabn1
eS> GIT SUB uno bouitanoig mttteIIoS
bon. Iidod na69fom 8n piIgern. Sen
&irtpeg legte ite in ser 3eit bonn is.
Mobember b. S. Bis gum z. SsSanrar
1914 5uriid. Sim 12. Sonror trot
iie Sen &iidpeg an, 81 Dem iie Biz
5nm z. Mar5, olfo eine @ode Idnger
pie gum Stntpeg, gebrm19te.
@dmeia.
Gin ploblid)er Semperotmrl tmr5 bat
getpoltige Sdneefane BEL 8mri@
I'M @efol9e gebabt. Mm id1periten
lit 6as 8erner 0berlano betroffen.
auf 6em 1904 Meter boben @antis,
Dem n0r6li@iten @leti6er ser fdpei-
5erti6en Mpenfette, liegt ser @9nee
ongerblidli6 so Meter bo@). Dos
@irtbsbaus maize Dem @ipfel un6 sic
intercollegiate Citation iin6 fat
bonfommen eingeidneit. Mn@ ser
&igi nn6 nit ibm 6os geiammte Sc.
btet Der 8erner &odolpen iino nnter
.Sbnee begrober. = SIM @oI6bous
bel 2ube1frub brannte sic 5deu-
ne oes &d@ters SSafob 8roder CANA
ob> ebenio ein 6oneben iteben6er
@obnitod. Dus Se11er griff 10 rafd
UNI iid, BOB sic geimmte giebbobe,
beiteben6 aus 10 &Mben nn6 BRET
&in6ern, umfam. - Die 8afeIer
@i0emannide @onoeIsf&nle feierte
neuli@ 6as Subil6um ibres rs. sc.
meters. Mls erite fe%Ibititamoige &on-
oelsfdp1le ser S6mei3 bat fie fi@ aus
bef4eibenen Mnfangen nnm6bIi@ at
tbrer iebigen @r0Be enttpideH. Sc
gen 1000 @@iler fin6 i@o,r aus ibr
Encouragement.
2nrembmrg.
Ole @roBber5ogin bon 2mrem>.
burg lieB iid eingeben6 8eri6t er.
itotten iiber Sen beoeutenoen Miin3.
fln6 bel Mrs6orf no 5obIreide du-
BERT felteme Colo. un6 @iIberftude
nls otter 8eit bon einem orrre1r So
gelobner gefun6en tpor6et tparen.
Mri6etnen6 %refleftiert oie @roBber3o.
gin o1f 6en Mnfauf, tpo6mrd fie Damn
tn Mettbeperb NIT 1em 5toat treten
niiroe, Der oat@ Sic Mbfidt Fat, sic
Wfiit5e1r Observation-Disclosures SANDS.
n1annin Grauleir @en1te, sic Ianqe
Set in 6ra1rfreid gr3ieberin mar
n1o lett felt fur5em tpieoer in it,
rer Setmotbita6t
lebt, 1T. in M%nerfent111ng tbrer Ser.
oterite I'M oie @ade oes fron5oifiden
Httterrtdts Der 0rben ser r@olmes
Mcnoemiqltes" berlieben tpor6en. =
Stderem @ernebmen nod ftebt Elm
oeutides &oriorti11m nut Germ @on.
rob, Gigentbimer bon 6infer-
tboL TT @%erbinoltrg, atpeds Mn-
fanf e iet1teS a1sge6ebnten Mderg1ttes,
I0nS !6prr Gnnnn1 hnr GSnhrpn INN 1pn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Sir eimem peridledterten Mppetit.

UW@ WV" Ve*Te9*ee7$eS>e" ~TT
lin 6en Mppetit at beiiern n1r6 Die
Weroo11r11g 5u ftdrten, beriudt Elm
paar Doien Gbmberlains Sablette.
&err S. s. 5eit bon 9etroit, @i9.,
fogt: Isle fteQter1 rnei1pen appetit
tpieoer Fer, als er IN fdledtem gu
1tan6e par, befreite mild bon ei1tem
m1fQeblabten @efiiN unb beruria6te
Elm ange1pebme un6 5ufrie6enftelIenoe
@epeg1t1g mei1per @ingepei6e." gu
foufen BEL Martin Molitor. 80 Mn,
3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

Die Gferoe ideuten nr6 onrbginge1t.
9ea9 5tpeitdgtgem 9ei6en lit er ben
ldmeren in1peren @erleBungen erie
gen, 6ie er 6abei erlitten bat.
8a1ern.
Sn @rIangen bat am 81. Mai
ste @r0ffmnng Der 9an6mirtbi6aft1i=
6en @reisansiteMnng MtttelfranfenS
ltattgefnnoen, oie nit Der 48. @an=
DEMONSTRATING baperii6er 9an6mirtbe
berbnnoen lit. = Ser &er5og @rnit
M11gult BON 8rauni@meig nnb feline
@emabli11 Die &rin5eiiin 8iftorta
Suite, 6ie ein5ige So6ter beS 6ent<
f9en &aiierpaarS, iino IN 80 Il IL
If e II 6u ibrem Mntrittsbeiu6 einge-
troffen. &0nig 2a16mig Ser Dritte
ltn6 Ser gatt5e Sofitaat empftngen Die
boben @dite am 8abmbof. Ser @m=
pfang mar Elm iiberaus ber5li9er. nn=
ter 6em SatbeI Der 8eb0lfer1rtg, mel<
DIE entlang Ser StraBen @palier Bill
oete, fubren sic Serri6aften fo6onn
na6 BENT &0nigspalait. Sort fan6
@a[a=SofeI itatt. Spater murbe in
Mpmpbenbnrg ein &inftlergartenfeit
peranitoItet. Mit elmer @ala-Opern<
p%oritelnng tnur6e Der Sag gum Mb=
i6lub gebro9t. Mus MnlaB 6es @e>
iudes ser &er5ogpaores itr6 5ablrei<
d)en acknowledged bobe Sr6en ber=
Iieben por6en. - Ser Saglobner 81.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-27
Material Equipment and 0thsr
Special Features

The library OF the College Is the
largest school library in the State.
The Normal students are permitted
free use Of its privileges.
The scientific laboratories OF the
College are used by the Normal
classes.
The various schools Of the Voca-
tional Department provide oppor-
tunities for observation OF work in
all forms OF manual training
Sloyd Carpentry, Domestic Science
and Art Laundry, Weaving and 9th
er Household Industries, etc.
The practical work OF the School
Of Agriculture may be observed on
the farm and in the garden.
The work Of the Sunday School,
the Y. M. C. A. and Y. w. C. A., the
prayer meetings in the dormitories
and other like functions prepare the
student for practical Christian life.
Special courses are offered in
public speaking. Berea students
often cause favorable comment by
the fact that Berea men and women
are trained TO stand before body Of
people and express their thought
clearly and forcefully.
Berea permits no practices that
tend TO lower the physical or moral
efficiency Of students. Students must
not use tobacco. alcohol or other
drugs that make for degeneration OF
body and mind.
The College maintains a well
equipped hospital in the care OF a
physician and trained nurses. Stu
dents are given full care in this hos
pital without charge for either ply
stefan or nurse. The only cost 10
the student is the hospital fee OF one
dollar each term. and the actual cost
of the drugs and supplies used by
him. This guarantees the very best
Of care TO every student in case OF
illness. Where else can you find
such a health insurance?
Berea stands for the very best in
all forms OF erdeavor. We invite all
who would make the most OF their
lives TO join us in our effort TO do
the work OF men and women In the
world in which we live.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-27
HOW TO WRITE A COMPOSITION
A Talk With Boys and Girls
BY President Frost

My dear Boys and girls:
Ihope your teacher has appointed
an exhibition day and asked each
one Of you TO write a composition
know just how you act. You
stand on one foot and pout a little
and say, II never did write CON-
position and I don't know howr'
But nobody ever made any pro-
gress except by doing things that he
never did beforel You can write q
composition just as easily as any
body who is a beginner.
Now composition is some
thoughts put down on paper. You
have TO think. and I do not doubt
you intend to be thinkers;-you
have a head that Is put on your
shoulders for such a purpose.
In order TO think, you have 10
think about some thing, and so there
must be subject for your compo-
sition. Just as soon as you choose
subject, you will begin to have
thoughts about il.
A first rate composition could be
written about any simple object in
the school room.
Suppose we write a composition
about the water bucketl Just tell
all you know about that bucket,
where was IL made, who bought il,
how much did il cost, how long has
IL been used, and while you are an
swering these questions you will
begin TO have thoughts-I wonder
il the bucket was glad 10 go
TO the schoolhouse instead OF go
ing TO the barn 10 water horses, or
to the kitchen TO be used with the
mop! l wonder how many different
boys have taken that bucket TO the
spring-do they always go because
they are thirsty, or do they some
times go just because they are tired
OF sitting in school? So you see you
can have thoughts about the water
bucket and write a very good com
position.
Or, suppose you are TO write q
composition about the best woman
in the county. You will think of all
the good things in all the women
you know. You will describe how
woman should appear and act at
different times and you should won
der how she came 10 be gentle in
stead Of cross, and kind instead OF
rude, and skilful instead OF indo-
lent. Just as soon as you begin TO
think about one thing you will have
thoughts and you can put them
down on paper. and then you will
have composition.
And in writing the composition,
you are learning TO think, learning
to express your thoughts. You are
getting educated fast when you are
writing a cOmpOsiliOn.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-27
Berea's Purpose

To offer opportunity for an edu.
cation to every mountain boy anC
girl.
To prepare the boys and girls fol-
rural life, so that they may return
to their home communities and make
life fuller and richer for those who
live among these beautiful noun
tains.
Berea Normal's Equipment Faculty
A Faculty Of specially trained and
devoted workers.
Professor John Edward Calfee is
known the country over because OF
the many things he has done TO make
the teaching of Arithmetic interest
ing, effective. and truly practical
Authors Of arithmetics everywhere
are following the suggestions OF
Professor Calfee, and even immita-
ting his work as published in his
RURAL ARITHMETIC.
Professor Charles Dickens Lewis,
a mountain man, is known thru out
the mountains as a scientist and a
teacher Of techers. His work in the
Normal School and as a conductor
Of Teachers Institutes has won for
him an enviable reputation.
Professor William Carl Hunt,
known by all the Berea folk as the
Students Friend" having passed
thru the trials OF the mountain
school teacher, knows how to guide
the student preparing for such work.
Professor John F. Smith, from the
mountains Of Tennessee, has not
only lived and taught in the noun
tains, he has carefully studied the
conditions of rural life; he has made
careful survey of a mountain
county, and familiarized himself
with the work Of all other workers
in the same fields.
Professor Smiths courses in Rural
Economics and Rural Life present
to the student the large privileges
and responsibilities OF the rural
teacher and the rural preacher.
Dean McAllister has spent three
years as a student and six years as
an Instructor in the Psychological
Laboratory OF Yale University, and
nine years as teacher OF psychology
to Normal students. His courses are
arranged for teachers. The Course
in Educational Psychology is intend
ed for the more advanced students
OF the Normal. The courses in edu-
cational theory are organized on
thoroly sound psychological prin-
ciples.
Rev. Cahrles Spurgeon Knight,
supervises the work Of Bible Train
ing classes, and has charge OF the
work in the Public Speaking for the
Normal students.
Miss Katherine BOwersOx, Dean OF
Women, and Instructor in Methods,
is woman Of unusual force OF char
acter and efficiency in her work.
The teachers in the Training
School, Misses Virginia Boatright,
Gladys Pitts, Mabel Beck, and Ollie
May Parker, were selected for their
work because OF their special quail
locations. The work Of the training
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classes was better last year than
ever before. We expect greater
Improvement still for the coming
year. The new Training School
building, Knapp Hall, is now COM
pleted and the grounds are graded,
so there will be nothing 10 interfere
with the well formed plans OF the
Training School Faculty.
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THE HEALTH MASTER
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Come in 10 breakfast" said Mrs.
Clyde. entering the room with child
attached 10 either hand. She was a
tall, fair woman with the charm OF
fresh coloring and regular features,
large, intelligent eyes, and q some
what restless vigor and vitality.
That her husband and children
adored her was obvious. One had
to look twice 10 perceive that she
was over thirty; and even a careful
estimate did not suggest her real age
OF thirty-seven.
During the Introductory meal, DR..
Strong talked mostly 10 her, but he
kept watching the children. And
when ii was over. he went TO his
study and made an inventory, in the
order OF age.
Grandma Sharpless.-Probably 10:
sound and firm as a good apple !:
ought TO live TO be 90. Medical
demands, none.
Mr.. Clyde.-i5; sturdy, restrained.
active, phlegmatic: Tends 10 ov-
RECOMMENDATION; his own best
physician.
Mrs. Clyde.-35; possibly more.
Quick-witted, nervously active:
eager, perhaps a little greedy OF
enjoyment. Somewhat intern
perate; probably in eating, pos
sibly in the use Of tea or candy.
An invariably loving mother; not
invariably a wise one.
Maynard, otherwise, NANNY" CLYDE.
"a years old: rangy, good-tem-
pered, intelligent boy with a
good physical equipment. Mote /:
watch his eyes.)
Robin alias Bobs and Julia (myster-
iously) Junkum. - Swear old
twins; Bobs, quick and flashing
like his mother; Julia. demure,
thoughtful, little lethargic,
and with much OF her fathers
winning quality Of friendliness.
rs Mote: test Bobs for refexcs.
Watch Julia's habits OF play.l
Charles.-Aged Z; strong. rough-and-
tumble urchin, the particular
pet OF his grandmother. Mote:
watch his hand motions.)
Bettina. alias variously Betsy,
Toots, Wrinkles. and the Cher
ub.-I years old; a Duck there
the human side OF the doctor
broke through. though a little
spoiled by her father. Mote: q
mouth-breather; the first case to
be considered.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. servants. not
yet identified or studied; but
none the less members OF our
household community.
This catalogue DIR. Strong put
away, with Grandma sharpless's
day books, for further notation and
application. Then he made three
visits; one 10 the Health Bureau.
one TO the Water Department, and
one to the City Engineers Office,
where he spent much time over
sundry maps. II was close upon
dlnner-time when he returned, and
Immediately looked up Mr.. Clyde.
"Wells" said that gentleman.
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