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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11
WILL MAKE AMMUNITION
: FOR FIGHTING NATIONS

Four Russians left Bemidji last
evening for City Point, Va, where
they will secure employment in a
large powder factory Of the DUPONT
company. City Point is the place
which grew from nothing more than
a sidetrack to a city of 1000 in just
q few months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11
RUSSIAN SPIES ATTEMPT
TO MURDER KAISER
(uzltsa 9ress)

Amsterdam, Aug. IL Reports
have been received here that Russian
spies had remained in Warsaw after
its evacuation by the armies for the
purpose Of mining public buildings
for the purpose of Staying the Ger
man kaiser. For this reason the
Teutonic ruler delayed his entrance:
into the city. For this same reason
neutral and Berlin correspondents.
who had been promised entrance.
were forbidden from going into the
city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

Painters are now at work re7dec-
Grating the interior. of the Union
depot. The new finish will be darker
by several shades than that which
was used when the station was first
erected. S
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11
SIX INDICTED FOR
= =. EASTLAND NEGLIGENCE
(Unitsd Pross)

(0ndted 3fooeJ - =.
Chicago, Aug. 11.-Six members Of
the transportation company which
owns the steamer Eastland, that
caused the death of nearly 1000 per-
sons, have been indicted by a state
grand jury on a charge Of man
slaughter and criminal negligence.
The accused have been placed under
arrest. 8
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11
Wonderful Progress Made SINCE Louis
Burchard Assumed Directorship
To Make Good Showing at Fair.
MEMBERS SHOW ENrHUs1AsM7
Musicians Take Unusual Interest in
Work and Wonders Accomplished
Concert Tomorrow Night.

wonders have been accomplished with
the Bemidjt band, and it Is certain
to win place as one of Minnesota's
leading musical organizations when
1t plays at the state fair next month.
Louis Burchard, the we'll known
st. Paul band leader and musician,
who six weeks ago accepted an invi-
tati0n to become director of the band,
is entirely responsible for the prog
ress which has been made. He is q
man who understands music and
knows how to teach it. He is famil-
lar with the manner in which bands
must be handled If the best results
are to be obtained, and most of all
he has aroused spirit of confidence
and enthusiasm in the players which
never before was even dreamed pos
sible. .| .5
Players Are Enthusiastic.
With the state fair engagement
less than a month away the band is
holding extra rehearsals and occa-
sions are rare when an absence. is
found, so interested are the members
in their work. They realize that
real effort is necessary if the best ia S
to be secured and have entered into
the work with a zeal which assures
success. Everyone of the players is
"strong" for the new director and
feel that under his leadership the
band is to advance as fast as pos
sible. And the music offered by the
is proof that this opinion
is justified. 1t does not seem pos
sible that such improvement could
have been made in such a short
course of time. E..
Burchard is Pleased.
"We are going to have q dandy
band for the fair" said Director Bur
chard, today: 1.-THE boys are inter
ested and doing their best: In
Alden Remfrey and Harold WfIsoi
we haveisWascorn ct players =sssFl10
would prove an asset to any band, for
they are excellent musicians and
know what good band music IS. The
other players are doing we'll, several
of them being exceptionally good.
Watch our progress, for we are to
give Bemidji a band that will be 9
dandy, and one which will attract
hundreds to it's concerts" - ~
Following are the players who are
working enthusiastically to provide
Bemidji with good musical organi-
zation, with the instruments they
play: -
Comets Harold Wilson, Alden D.
Remfrey, Delbert Elletson and Oscar
Rylander; clarinets-H. e. (Happy)
Otto Staveaneau, Charles
Paul and George Crook; piccolo, Paul
horns-Alvin Olson, Alex
Breyette and Frank Breyette: from
Nelson, Fletcher Grim.
oldby, Dick Fenton and William Du-
gas; baritones- Schmitt and
Peter Peterson; bass-Herbert Woods
and Tom Newton; drums-Clyde Pet
rie and Meyer. Kern Olson fs
librarian and property man Of the
-
The Next Concert.
Because of there being a circus In
Friday the regular concert
has been advanced to Thursday eve
ming, Director Burchard announcing
the following program:
/. March ARIZONA" Smith
2. Medley Overture - Popular
Songs ............. .Lampe
8. Meditation-"A Angel of Love-
:'7 dleso
4. Waltz-"Enraptured Hearts"
..... Peifter
S. Characteristic-''D Dream Of the
Rarebit Fiend'. Thurban
6. Selection-''The Sunny South
.............. Lampe
z Daner-'The Peacock
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11
Miss Elsie Schmitt of Dewey ave-

Miss Elsie Schmitt of Dewey ave-
nue. returned this morning from
Thief River Fall, where she has
spent a week, the guest OF her sis
ter. Miss Edna Schmitt. While IN
that city Miss Schmitt attended the
county. fair, carnival and chautauqua,
acting as one of the judges in the
fancy work department at the fa1r..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

A London journal of music collect
ed fund of $1,500 and purchased
5000 mouth organs for the soldiers
at the front. - ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

Mrs. r. E. Fisher left last evening
for Newkirk, Okla, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Norman Kirk,
for several weeks. 7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

A fourteen year old Canadian boy
who came to England to see his faith
er, q member Of the Canadian con-
tingent, enlisted as drummer boy
in his fathers regiment.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

Every County and Cong gressional Dis.
triot Represented ted John Harris,
Essay Winner, From Beltrami.
NEW PLANS 10 BE GIVEN TRIAL
Seeds Of Better Farming and More
Scientific Agricultural Work to Be
Implanted in. Minds Of Youths. i

julia 11oA11o, VI t0SMAUJA, WuO VOL
the privilege Of membership in the
Minnesota State Fair Boys camp by
writing a prize winning essay on
Glover has notified the manage
ment that he will attend, being one
Of the 100 youths to take advantage
Of the opportuntty offered: Every
county and Congressional district in
the state Is to represented, the
Harris lad going % the Beltrami rep
resentative. New plans have been
devised for the weeks outing, and
these are certainf 10 aid in the de-
velopment and bstterment Of the
camp. =: ~
" E. G: Higbie, OF Morris, Mimi,
superintendent Of :: the Boys camp,
predicts more successful camp at
the fair for the lucky youths who
have won their rights to be guests of
the fair management for a eek by:
having competed 1n an essay contest
covering several agricultural sub
jects, than ever before. ~ /:
: r. ':Alreaayt names of 1o1 boys
who VIII arrive for the camp to
study the fair SET entif1cally: and as
stst some Of III work of running
it have been sentl to me- says Mr..
Higbte. 1--WE shall have an excel
Seed for Better Farming. =. i,
The fair managsnent believes that
by bringing more1than 100 boys to
the fair for Weeks outing the
seeds for better farming and more
scientific agricultural work will have
been firmly implanted in the minds
of youths. - X: ,.-, =: r.
To determine which boys shall be
eligible essay contests are held in
each county before May l.. The win
ners of these essay contests become
members of the camp. :: The essays
are on agricultural subjects, usually
dealing with live stock, corn, clover
and alfalfa. ]. i, # - -:
sss Live I0eether. - s 3:
The boys live together during the
week at the fair, quartered usually
in some building on the grounds
They bring their Z own bedding,
enough money to purchase the uni
forms worn and 50 to contribute to
the camp mess for food. The man
agement pays their railroad fares.
The boys are conspicuous by their
khaki trousers, .bluesshirts and cam;
paign hats. " .'".-- r.
Boys of this years camp and all
who have been members Of former
camps will meet and decide whether
they shall add the responsibilities of
publishers and editors to: their own
duties. -
Charles H. Howe,: Of Hopkins,
Minn., president of the Farm Boys
Camp alumni, has plan for, a pub
Hcation that will be an organ for.
the boys who have: attended the va
Eious farm camps. Circulars have
been sent to all former members Of
the: camp asking that they attend a.
meeting during fair week; and-~dfs
cuss the plan. =: IS"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

Pioneer want ads pay.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-11

(Cont1nued on last tpaEA).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

bp aapoiia, bpor Soutb ct. saul IN
lager. 6aberett, Eeter Quinn,
bopbe iom itng 0lit liot Sfibbrlio
/ 6l,oion Ban % bar oerira fonlmei,
til 2oro SeIfirfs Spei5erfoloni pco
Sort @arrp, III @innipe9, % TOM
til Sort Snelling fort eftcr ct bette
bar etabIeret. Som Winneiotas
isritc sSarnter "iouatteb" ban paa
MilitprreI erpotioncn Der. 8amle
Teter Guiml. / bpis Aorer life fano-
ties SSrlbianerbloo, blep br9bt Iom
5erer for aaptein Warlb's trooper
lIloer SSnoioneruroligbeoerne. Sans
MI oibebe Sun, iorn altiaa bapoe
inoianif Dtooer og forreiten / ct og
alt bar Ell tppiif Hsbbltb, bar III.
Ger nlegct trpftenoe SmltGnoigbcoer
tilbragt oe ienere Aar rGr Heo
Hocf. Sort fsr Siil fanotes Den So
uorigc WanO, mere bso END lepenoe,
enc og forloot lom ban uar, og ban
plcieocS en- Sio / Gomiep Gountp
6Gnglel fpr ban ielloteS til Wortol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
4un Dukntn.

&rsOre tilfjenbcs G%faoeseritat.
ming. elmer og George Sfaarub ont
lagoe forleoen Sag moo Siour Sans
Traction 60, og Ell Slirp bar MI til
tielot Dem en- Sfaoeserltatlling al
$1,000.
81 nDc MetsirSer. SEQ oe orgo-
inference &nlg / De TO me Gountper
Saafon % Sacfion blep benbolDspis
9perne Ebilip og &aoofa faarebe til
GetSi9Oe. &alget fanot Steo Ben
26oe San.
Spbbelt Grpllnp. 6. g. Sper-
gaaro pg Suitru bolOt fprlcOen / lit
Silent peo Genterpille grpllup for
line to 9stre Gillian pg Nora, Der
blep gifte benbolospis meb Sesie
Su9ois og Sames Serenion. BEG.
&c 9rllogomme er blanot SmegnerlS
Oriftigite itnge Sarmere.
&plbt Teir. Gen 4uloebploe, 1om
forrigc ltgc off cper Noropeiten
brdgte Mberoeen Den lapcitc Senlpe-
rotllr, man til ben Sib bopoe baot
bennc Sinter, nenllig 81 @raber mt
Der Nul. Oct bar Natten til 27be
San. Sernperotltrcn / Siour Sails
pnr iamtibig Is 8rnbcr UNDER Nltl.
Taa iioitllGpnte Steo bar ialntibig ct
let Snefalb.
Sture Sab paa Settle % areatn-
rer. Sra ale Sele al Sen tioligcre
Goiebito H%eierpation mcloes Der en-
itore Cab, iom 6arnlcrne lioer peo
at bercs Seite % &reatlirer opr al
Den enbnll mpiti'fc MaiSittlf-S pg.
Dom. Wtan peb iaa megct, at Der /
Maisitilfcn er piSic Spgoomsipirer,
Ser forpoloer 0sb % GoelGggelie
blanot @eiptningen, men npgct pirfs
iomt YPiobel bar Tprlrgernc enbrnl
life fllnllct bite paa. Com ct Sore
bpggelicsmiobel er Sormerne iuinter
blepnc tilrdaoebe at foore line Spr
meb ~~ibenco" WoiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
81 .Seitetppc faffet ! Niaistuu

~ sPthSlVpS IuiiCt <NIltSIuU.
Iligult Sapelle ug Irthur Golo.
fpell, 10 al Montanas melt irp0teoe
Seitetppe, Der / Ipngerc 5io bar pp.
ret citerieet / flere Stater % / ca.
llaoa, bleu forrige llgc taeet peo
T%ingebenet al forbenpGrenoe Slice
giloerner g. &. guroicf / @iais-
ton % ooerlcpereoe til Wontanas
Mpnoigboer. &c to Muno fom til
@iuiston meo TO Seite, iorn DC uar
laa ubeloigc at bpoe Wfr. @uroicf
til Ell meget rimelig Tris. Soften.
DC Mistanfe bao 9urbicf DEM fon.
me til tit aontor for at afgjere San.
oelen, % her tpang bam Dem meo
IpGnot Gepolper til at Iepere fine
@aaben % rolig ~aipente Den blo.
lenote Sberifi. Otter at Oct belle
allp bar giort, opoagebe STR. Bur.
bicf, at Der life por ct eneite Sfilo
/ bans Heuolper, men / bette Silf9l-
De gioroe oen BOG ianme Sjeneite,
lom ON ben bapoe pGret ifarplabt.
Trpstcr Silbagegang. Sinoige
6olf / fiere Gele al Staten bar ao-
paret 6armerne moo, at De peo De
bsie @peoepriier laber iig forlebe til
at opgipe lin ferite @egpnoelIe til
blanoet EARNING og gaa tilbage til
loellltfcroe at Oprfe Speoe. Get
fan life blipe onoet enb SiIboges
gang, ira bpilfen SIDE Sagen be-
tragtes, tiger man. Wtan peo M ior-
bit, at itsrre StrGfninger emo r,os
genliloe fpr pil blipe tilIaact meo
Speoe til Gaaren, ilpr bpiS Seir-
forboloene blioer nogeillllnoe gllrl-
itige. Ser betaleS ipimlenbe Friier
for S9oforl, iiGr for 9urllnl. S
DC iioite tire Iar er BET meb Mais
beplunteoe Icrenntal iteget til BET
t%rebobbelte, meoens lnmtibig Sta.
tens gliulfungre er uopioeoe ira
5000 til 10000 Icres. Ilene iio-
ite 9lar bar Sarmernes Salg al Sri.
ie ioropblet fig, % iterre SorpaeIier
/ iamne Netning bor ogiaa piit fig
pao ANDRE Smraaocr. ut man MI
belt eaer belpis ifuIoe opgiue oisie
llpe 9rugsmetbooer, bpis Segpnbel-
ier bar foitet iaa meget, for at gaa
tiIbage til ben bsilt upisie Sueoe-
oprfning, fan life alloet cno prre
til Cab for Sarmerne, metler man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

%irfcIilbcb, "a set pil foitc onfrinl
100000 % in9lcllGttc mlnolt ci
balpt &iun0rc Mono. &anitna, Der
lil1cr pco Nii@iioiippiiloocuL er
uupnt iom oct melt hcnlilt9mG3liae
StcO, men ><n0lonoabpen Wolttou
oatcr olion al gierc @ltO. TN Gcle'
cation al iutcree icrc0c Gnrnterc rel.
tic iorIcocu til "a GroSie for al be.
iiatiQc oct SlnQtcri, iont SocictD o.
Gullltn Der bar oprcitct, oA @n1ell
uil bIiuc urrncrc 6reitct un0cr Den
Gorntp GalIitp &onpcntion, Der a..
boloc2 / Mol1fon ocn Ste % 6te
sScbruar.
Sffc bputliot Tor SportsmGno.
Inrncrnc / C~uclucn a. 2SaierIoo
or mcgct m~i2iorugic0c uc0 Ell M
,la0tmctho0c, iom NDiolf har be
Qun0t mco 0cromfrlnQ. buoroco tile
alcle &urcu mclca al pile bIlne
iu~l0ituuoi0 uorpooct, men iom o0-
iaa lcocr til at Nu2opr n~colfp0ea Ell.
Ter iuorc2. @pfoIt hnr ucntllg 'lut'
oct. al 0r / Rattcn3 Nlerfc % mco ell
NutonobiI2 Sn3 fan ltuoc Here @os
rcr enc puu nolcu onocn Ntaaoe,
on ncnnc &oQtmctbooc lnnca pco
Matcrloo at pare bIcpcn en- 0tonl.
&Qrcu or 'onl b@cticnot blunot DC
Cur. DER br1llcr ltattcn I'll at Ie8e
lin Tooc, 90 pc0 at uo'tnrc inc
9lu~lpnlobilcr nlco CT SeQclna, hul@
G|u2itroulcr fan icnhc4 / hulltcnIom
hclit NciHiuQ, opoaQc2 mcQct LET
bette &il0t Iunl2 2clcn, ioa nrc8ct
lcitrre iur0i Qnrct bIiocr flIOitrna
0ia blUnoct al &c itcrfc StraoIcr n9
itoor lille. Der ~fortTuca, al ct
Sclifob, bcitoacn0c al Niercr % To
lfunO mco @cpUrcr iont en- W}oio
til al itnrc S1Acluict, bar orUbt mo-
til SO Murcr pou en- cucltc 9(ut. I'll
ocnnc Sfu0cn pco ytattctlocr cr bic
pen Ell %oluorIiQ Turc, ii9cr 6ormcr-
ne. ua 0e9llocn lunca oct Dem Iloct
umr0ia uirfcliQc Sport2mTn0 at
ncniluAtc &ilotct poo bcnuc Atuooc.
Afou mcucr, al Der ctitco2 ma lrt
les ell @rNnic. ga Narcu M cr ioo
ortrcnt set cncitc &lI0t, man bar
tiIbooc, ~ %cliaIoturcu oil mod'tc
blipc onlooct ON al pc0ta2c Ell %op,
Der iorbUocr 0cuuc natll9c Go9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
3Mnntnttu.

GaOifale I%ibulosfOlf. s Stotens
Scnot ircmiattes forrige llgc fSor-
lag til en- 4 robibitiunsIop iaa itrcng.
at giGret Tin ems fife bill ti1aoeS
peb Wcbbelelie al Mlterens Safra-
mente. Get aniccs iont giuet, at
Torllaget llocn n~Gpnepprbig Woo.
ltnno bill pasierc Scnatet, % pebta-
ges set al bcage Silic oil Sopcn fore
IGgacS Solicit til I~igioreIie peo oct
alminbelige %alg / Nopember 1916,
bpprpaa Sen, on pebtagell, pil trGoc
/ 3rait / december 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
iunrhtnptnn.
.Splpital brruSt. ct. Warr

Spipital brrnot. Ct. Warns So.
ipitaI / @aau @oua brGrote oelt
27bc San. meo ct Cab al 100000.
Gr1 Iaticnt peo Hapu Snpib
@rouobcI laa pan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ba SIocn llbbreo / benne Gel al @pg-
ninaer,, % oct bar nnbcr Slnnmer-
mes anitrcn / Sen nnibbelbare Npr-
heo at 2Ggerne ililofsrte Speratio-
nen, hpcrpaa Yatienten enonu / be-
ospct SiIitano fcrtes til ct anoet 500
ipital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
1ncldnSet.
9ptuu.
%ntif brrubt / Wuriholltuipn

%ntit brruot / Marihalltuiuu
:. ". Nrtins @utifabp8ntng mel
&arclader brrnotc tioli0 6rcooa<
MorQcn / MtnrihnIltoiun nco CT (oI
al $4,000. Au0rc Sorrctrlu1er
les miuorc CAB pes &auo % Hel.
Spnbriuecn 1Snlb. &. <. Gmbcrt
ion, Scr inuuncn mcb 10 Nreorc, oIlI
uli'tc. clcoc "a orcp CT ltor 6drm,
bclia1cnoc nj Nil uorocnior GItaocr.
ioIOt iorriQc llac nco al en- StIo %
iorilo9 liz / ocn @rao, al ban fort
C'tcr bcbc.
1urlie Trnat. On 0ottcr al
Siuolcn &autf. bocnoc NOR Nlucr-
ton. 0e0c iorIcOcu c'tcr at bauc
min iro2uc &auato2. Et9tu@ BRO
Ser blcp olina hcfti9 ing Al inmuc
@ariaa, men pco &rllQ al %rrt.
miDlcr luttcoc2 set at rc0Oc bans
Siu.
SrrcrinNc inNcbrrnOt. Yiii@
Slrccncn. hpiS Stem por / Mc@rc-
cor, men iom boIot Stolc / q ii.
thrift icr N}il ipo ior Glfn0cr iuoc.
brunotp Nat til tote 6rcooA / @cn
Diners Stem ocr'tc04. Nuict opoa.
0coca uco Nijonatatlocr at BARE
ibrulO, "a Mr.. N}pcr mco Nuitnt
m 10 nlan @eru lit induiot reooct
iii llo, finn l'ort line NattlUocr,
mcbcna %p%rcriuocn, Scr ion / anocn
GtaQc. oulfom. 6umiIicn par | lin
Icttc Na~atIUoninQ uoiat ior at i'm.
ic ihicl, ior De naocoe hen I'll Ell
gtobo.
anrins Tor SclcfUnpiNcr. otter
TornnitaituinQ al Siaten9 STOLE /
Mines nil Der / lem ioriticlliBc al
&omo@ Nncr bIiue olhoI0t forte altr-
ms ior lcIcionplQcr. Get lerltc
&uriu2 pil bcQuuoe / Grcatou oeu
150c 6cbrunr ~ porer / ire Sage
&c andre @pcr, Der pil np0c Aoot al
Ncnnc lln0crpl2ninh cr Wnlbin9toL
Suc Gitn, Soma Sails % Gc9 N}rt-
uea. lluoerui2niuAcn pil Aon no
paa at Qtpc hurtllcrc % mere uelnl.
tIa NcticnluN. iomtlold lou buaoc
|ublifum % Gclcioupiacrnc ltaI
Qiuca uoQlr elmer / NoiliQbe0 liQc.
opcrior bmauocn. Griornc (clc.
iouioIf mcncr, at M%0iligbco or Den
'prilc @ctlulclic Tor, at ct (cIcfon.
initcu fan iplOc i'm Eln03, % at
0cuue Cno oQino nIaa ionulc tIIiD
nc Dos Spitcmrt2 &ul0cr.
Gu iOrirrbclia Srniif. "a en-
t7.aorIg @lt forIcoeu ltiueoc9 ior
Hctten / Willacntluc, uuflugct tor
Suucri, tom Der ior Ell 0uQ at Ger i
0cnue @u 0riura Ell ipriUr0cIil
Craft meo Cocaine % ou0re lig
url0c Ncoeuclic4miolcr. Get hor
ulit fla, al iomuIttlQhcOVIcic MIcunc
tier har IuNt an poo at lchc mllc
Gutter til AZ 'on &auen pau oi2ic
ucobruOruoc N}lolcr Tor ina ii0cu
at hupc Dem n~lIoituu0iA / lin WioQt
~ tumnc forlongc, npitcu buao
Erlicr Der ifulOc upre, for 0ioic
A}i0Ier. 6Icre Gutter % unle
4'uno cr ltocn orrcltcrc0c, "a ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
n1iarnnHn.
Sill Ypitmeitcr / @citbprp, SopIc

Sill Ypitmeiter | @eitbpru, SapIor
Gountp, or non9pnt o. Soriptb.
Np Stationsbnsnins for @ew
Gidmunb. Statens Sernbanefom-
mission bar beorbret Soo.ganen til
at opfsre mn % tiIitrpffeIis itor
Stationsbpsnins / Nem Tidmonb,
% bette SpsresmaaI, iom | Here
Iar bar neret brsftet. er iaaleoes
mn enbelis afgiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
3tliltl,rTptu.
Nnlinno nrN yNnrrpaO.

MllfWHu uCu SNIIIuHu. ttIlpNt
BORING AZ en- Nrpuo urr @0rroa0
cr man / en- 0ub0c al 100 500
iteot poo ct II 500 NIT @llIlag.
Cucr NullnQct llNlcr 20 500 inlt
@crQ. AuIct cr oct i%aotuIotc &an.
mol Mltl.
%rOlncro ifnl UTlNc. ! Nrui1s
cro nil man urN NuuulQct ocn 6tt
9lpril iou ~Nulcoulul til at paige
nIcllcm Sulopucr clIcr life SaIoo-
ucr, iOrt sc mi cIrtulcrcor N%nleAnin-
ger uOcu (uil ull rua Dc tiIltrUffe.
lllr lluocrltrlltcr Get cr rorNte
WanQ at octtc Sperlamaal titles
iii N%iltcmninl / Nruincrb.
Snnocn i @Uoauuau. Get ilip-
'ro3nc Sl1 al NeI@ %obuion ian0-
les iioile (ora0ug9 N}orQcu / cn
wo0@po1u pco Moot ~(>2IauO @auen2
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oppr ! Il. %amrcncrilooen pco
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Sutterc. &on~uoluttcna Sim por
foriumbet, men NreuGt pnr cller5 /
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operlobca til 9lreftioneu. Slanot
De palgte Sirefterer er u. $. Sal.
porlet al Satton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-25
SCHOOL BOARD CONFERENCE

The city school board met in con-
ference this morning to decide wheth-
er children who have reached the age
of years on January |, would be ad-
mitted to the schools A lawyer mem
Der of the board read the law govern
ing the matter and the statutes state
that children in order to enter school,
must have been six years of age on
September |, at the beginning of the
school year. Heretofore these chill
dren have been permitted to enter dur
ing the school year, but crowded con
ditions did not prevail at those times,
and the board could extend the courte-
sy. 1t was decided at this time that on
courtesy could not be extended, and
this was the unanimous opinion of
the board.
Supt. Richards, in speaking of the
matter, said he looked at the children
of others just as he would We're those
children his. and it is his opinion
that the children would better wait un-
til the opening of school next Septem
ber The child cannot learn of its own
work, it requires constant instruction,
when teachers are crowded, the chill
dren do not get the attention they re-
quire, they form habits of idleness
in their first year of school that will
hinder their progress throughout their
school life. What little could be
taught them between now and the end
of the term, would be lost during the
long summer vacation, and the childs
advancement next year would not be
any greater than if it waited until
September 81 believe, it would be an
act of wisdom on the part of parents"
said Supt. Richards, "to hold their
first grade children back until Sep
tember, when the schools will be re-
organized in a manner to care for
their start in educational work"