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New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
In the White Mountains.

Breton Woods. y. H., July Many
society folk who spend the summer az
the seaside resorts are taking advan-
tage OF the splendid condition OF the
roads and the absence OF crowds 10
tour the White Mountains before the
season begins Among these has been
Mrs. Alexander Brinton Coke, of Phils-
delphia, who always tours the Range
ley Lakes and White Mountains before
going on TO her villa at Bar Harbor
for the summer Mrs. Coke was sc-
companied by Mrs. c. Crosby Thomp.
son. OF New York. and W. c. Hoffman,
Of Philadelphia. and spent few days
at the Mount Pleasant, going on from
there 10 Poland Springs
Another weekend visitor at the
Mount Pleasant was Miss Angelica
Gerry, of Newport, who toured the
Rangeley Lakes on her way 70 Lake
Sunapee and the Berkshires She
spent Sunday at the Mount Pleasant.
Colonel William D. Sohier also vis-
tied Breton Woods this week. Spend
ing the early part OF their honeymoon
here were Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Stor-
row. jr, Of Boston, who went on 70 the
Crawford House, At Crawford Notch,
on Monday to 90 some mountain climb
ing. Mrs. Storrow, who VAS Miss Mar
garet Rotch. acted as bridesmaid for
Miss phs ls Sears, whose marriage oe-
Cured just one day earlier than her
own.
Judge A. h Cohen and family we're
the first New Workers TO arrive q; the
Fabyan House FOR the season.
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House Parties, Dances and Other
Affairs for the Fourth Draw So
ciety Folk from the City to
the Fashionable Resorts.

known people in the country. and the
members Of the cottage colony always
take an active interest in its many
social affairs The following officers
we're elected for the summer at the
last meeting Of the club: President.
Edward VI Gree, vicc-president, Will
lam H. Manning. William ID. Ellis and
II. V. lIa,ght; secretary. Osgood II.
Shepard: treasurer. John T. Wemple;
board Of governors. +. NJ. Green,
George D. Cochran. Harry S. Ludlow,
O. II. Shepard Clarence p. Kilmer,
Henry VI. Levengston, William II.
Manning. J. r. Wemple, George n.
Ostrander. Walter +. Butler. Israel
Putnam. William r. Gage. A. Harris
Tde and William n. Ellis.
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Beverly and the North Shore.

Beverly, July Many summer col
onists who are members Of the state
militia left with the state troops for
Texa. this week, and, as the infantry
and artillery contngents had many
residents Of the shore towns, the sum-
mer folk are raising funds for their
families. Colonists also rallied 70
the Italian fiesta held at Rock Maple
farm, the home Of former Ambassador
and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, at
Hamilton, for the benefit Of the Ital-
ian war relief fund II was under the
patronage Of Count Macchi di Cellere,
the Italian Ambassador, who is st
the Luke cottage at the Farms for the
summer, and the Countess Dolores
Macchi d Cellere. A large sum was
raised for the fund.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald De Koven,
OF New York, are coming 70 Beverly
for their first summer next week, and
have taken the Lawrence estate at
Dtdftl ouN' = ltlt Will Of htiN az
the estate on Monday evening, the
night before the Fourth Of July, for
the benefit OF the Navy Young Mems
Christian Association, and fine pro
sramme. including band concerts and
fireworks, is being planned for the
affair.
Among the New York arrivals for
the season are Mr.. and Mrs. ". G..
Mccormick, who are al the Farms for
the season. and Mr: and Mrs. Clement
Newbold, who have taken the Proctor
cottage at the Cove Mr. and Mrs. R.
Fulton Cutting. jr.. are at the Amory
cottage at Chapman's Corner for the
summer.
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The Coming Tower
Here Are | aides
V MIMI.


v-MIML
-..-. ras Nin-vth whom used TO
To the Metropolitan
49,, ~, "Dutch" and we stood through the Ring
"a 7 used 70 find her hand in the darkness,
c lyrics than Shelley wrote passed through my fingers
into hers
u. loved the crash Of Titanic music.
"a rather think I loved her singing better
Than Brunnhides
r., inst when | began o forget had no money.
And was planning lot Of things
ro- "us" rather than for me
,he told me engaged 10 Harold Swift-Ogden
m makers hated music but very rich and hao
"ancclcd" the Chicago Opera Company
vbc-e she was going hearing.
,,d she said she telling me first Of all,
po.suse had always been good pal
Psl-bah!
We'll this country does newspaper
5or knows; and President Wilson keeps out of IT. Just
h,x vii the American public punish him?
We were reading proof the preceding paragraph when TINS
, s. S Jr Saginaw Mich delivered I'VE GO not want
al. 3; from, any editorial page But I'll lay you the
entora odds that hundred thousand odd militia men VIII
vs, forgive Woodrow; and few millions Of their fellow
iots 7l pan him numerically for avertng the fracas
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A Saratoga.

Saratoga Springs. y. Y, July l.
Preparations for entertaining the
large number Of holiday visitors have
been under way for a week. There
will be fireworks in the grounds sur
rounding the Casino. holiday dinner
dances at the Casino and the United
States hotels, and a special musical
programme in the park for the bene-
fl Of the thousands OF visitors here
for the Fourth.
The Saratoga Golf Club numbers
Among its members some of the best
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

engagement Of Miss Marie Estell Win
sor. daughter of Henry c. Winsor, and
a member Of the carnival court two
years ago, and Theodore F. Appleby.
No date has been set for the wedding.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-03
Railroad News.

Some actual construction work
has been going on for about two
weeks. Last Monday, additional
construction began at Fort Lou
don. Machinery continues to ar
rive, and men will be put to work
as fast as they can be had. Con-
tractors say they will soon begin
to push the work night and day,
and that track will be laid to the
Old Toll Gate on the east side
and freight for McConnellsburg
hauled to that point before very
long. This will shorten the haul
by teams more than half. as the
pull from there to the top will be
easy. Contractor Clyde E Coon
has purchased a new Ford car
for use in the engineering depart
ment.
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Aid Society Picnic.

The Aid Society OF Asbury M
E. church held a picnic in the
grove at the church In honor OF
the Hustontown M. E. AID So
clety. Saturday, July %, 1916
There were about one hundred
present, and the "Alders" of AS
bury had prepared a sumptuous
dinner. One of Chafferers from
Hustontown ate so much chicken
and cake, that 1t was necessary
to call the Doctor that night.
In the afternoon there was a
peanut and apple contest, after
which they went to the church
where very impressive talk was
given by Rev. Croft. on social
gatherings, and some good sing
ing and reading were given by
members of Asbury AID Society.
Late IN the evening we depart
ed for our homes, after having
spent the day very pleasantly.
One Who Was There.
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OAK GROVE.

July 25th.-Rev. Charles Boil
llnger spent Sunday afternoon IN
the home of G. W. Barnett.
Mrs. Hearty McClaln, of Pit.
csirn, Is visiting Mrs. Alice Nc.
CLAIM.
After having taken treatment
at the Roaring Spring hospital
for some time, Mrs. Bruce Shore
returned recently to her home
and continues to improve.
Mrs. Harry Shore, of Hunting.
don, Is spending few dsys with
relatives here.
Raymond Black is helping q.
W. Barnett through harvest.
DR.. r. B. Campbell has pur
chased a new Overland car.
Our farmers are having a hard
time saving their grain on account
Of so much ram.
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MOuutain-TOp Picnic.

On Wednesday of last week,
an afternoon picnic was held on
Tuscarora Heights in honor of
Mrs. w. H. McNeal, of Sears
boro, Iowa, who was visiting her
sister, Miss Mary Pittman, and
other relatives in this place. The
feature of the evening was a
five o'clock supper. Over seven
ty healthy appetites were fully
satisfied with the abundance and
variety of daintily prepared
goodies. Even those requiring
special brands of pickles to over
come that feeling that arises from
a too constant diet of psycholog-
ical doughnuts could find no
fault with the menu. 1t was a
nice picnic for nice people at a
nice place on a nice evening.
Postscript:-Mr. Geo. w. Refs
ner wants it understood that he
had no greedy motive in empty
ing that box of cake in his lap
the box fell apart, very much to
his embarrassment. d.
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Green Hill Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon. Miss Netbs
was organlst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram E. MeIlOtt
aud family of Ittsburgh, are WIS.,
itlng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sipes, and other relatives
In this section. Their son William
has been quite Ill from tonsllltis
but is better.
Wilmer Mason, one of Licking
Creeks teachers.el recently
met with a severe accident which
might have been worse. AS be
was gong down the eastern side
OF Scrub Ridge on lincoln High.
way, he lost control of his bicycle.
The bicycle struck a stone and
he was thrown head first IN front
OF an approaching auto. Wilmer
was badly skinned, bruised and
hurt IN parts of his body, the
worst injury beng to one OF bis
arms, which he has no use OF yet.
Homer l.. Slpes and his force
of helpers began Wednesday Of
this week to erect a new house
for Mrs. Angeline Mellott near
Sipes Mill.
On account of frequent rainy
weather farmers have had a Sc
rious, trying time, to get their
gram, hay and oats saved-much
hay to be made yet aud oats TO
harvest. The threshers are on
their rounds, too.
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WELLS TANNERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Spanglel
aud daughter Olive and son Will
lam, Mr., and Mrs Davis and son,
aud Mr.. Berger, of McKees
Rocks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sc ott
Mellott and Mr. Clapper, of Ev
erett, spent few hours pleasant.
Iy with Harry e. Spangler and
wife Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs W, l. Sprowl,
Mr., and Mrs Ernest Sprowl, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Amlc, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Stunkard and
others, attended the funeral of
John Awkerman who was laid to
rest IN the cemetery at Center
church Sunday. John was shot
in Santa Domingo. A number of
soldiers acc mpanied the body
home to Mt Unon and to the
cemetery.
Mrs. John Kutz and Mrs
Me'zgar, of Loysburg, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. w.
Swope the latter part of last
week.
Ralph Gibson and wife and
Cloyd Gibson and wife, of Pitts-
burgh, spent last week with their
aunt, Mrs. Bert Deshopg
Miss Rachel Wlshart is visiting
her aunt, Mr.. Gertrude Owen,
of E'klns, w. Va.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston, of Strea.
tor, ILL.,, spent last week with
Mrs. w. II Baumgardner.
Mrs George Sprowl spent last
week With friends IN Everett and
Breezewood.
Mrs. G. E Truax and John Biv
ems, we regret TO say, are not get
ting well as fast as their frier DIS
hope for.
DR.. Dalhng will preach In the
Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
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POINTS THE WAY.
The Statement Of This Greencastle Res
ident Will Interest Our PeaderS.

Our neighboring town, Green
castle points the way in the words
of one of Its most respected res
idents:
]. B. Logan, cigar dealer, E.
Baltimore St, Greeucastle, Pa.
says: 81 had pains across the
small of my back, My kidneys
weren't acting right. 1 am on
my feet all day long and l believe
that caused the trouble. got a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills and IN
a short time after using them
/ was relieved. 1 am pleased to
recommend this medicine, as it
keeps my kidneys IN good shape. "
Price SOC. at all dealers. DON I
simply ask tor a kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Logan had.
Foster-Mllburn Co Props, Buf.
falo, N. Y.
Al....tg.,,,,a,k
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at bis home last week.

Downing B, Johnston, OF Nc
KEGS Rocks, and Lee B. johnson
Of Homestead, who were called
here by the death Of their father,
John +. Johnston, spent the past
week IN this township.
Samuel Nesblt, of McConnells
burg, was In this vicinity last
Friday on business.
Mrs. Martha Laldig, Of Dudley
visited relatives IN this township
last week.
Emma Mumma and her daugh.
ter and little grandson, of Wiki
lnsburg, visited relatives in this
township last week.
Some of our folks attended
Bush meeting in Wells Valley on
Sunday.
Harvey Uleveuger and family
visited the family of Harveys's
mother, Mrs. Alice Clevenger,
Saturday and Sunday.
Raymond Roher, of Dublin
Mills, visited friends near Far.
view church on Sunday.
On account of Rev. Reldell be.
log called to Harrisburg, Rev
Nathan Bishop, of Hustontown,
preached at Falrview on Sunday
forenoon.
The rains have been good for
the growing crops, but rather
unfavorable for housing hay and
grain.
Mrs. Frank Price and son Al
bert visited the family of Mrs.
John Ewing IN Ayr township
Sunday. Mrs. Ewing, who is i'll,
is Mrs. Prices daughter.
H. A. Harper and wife, of
Cbambersburg, visited at James
Lyons the hrst of this week.
M. L. Kirk and NJ. G Lam Der.
son, of Hustontown, have been
painting and papering Albert
Kings dwelling house.
Edwin Brant, who had been
helping his brother Dallas with
the harvest, has returned to his
employment near Dudley.
The steady down pour of rain
which was not expected, damp
ened a lot of hay and gram for
our farmers.
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BRUSH CREEK.

William Hanks and family, Of
Clearville, spent Sunday in the
home of M. p. Barton.
Miss Carrie Barkman returned
home last week after a few days
visit with friends and relatives al
Everett.
Mrs. TIL. Walters was shopping
in Everett one day last week.
Mrs. Maggie Barton spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
John Mellott, at Gapsville.
Arthur Simpson, of Detroit,
Mich, Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F'letch.
er and family spent Sunday in
the home of Mrs Lizzie McKlbbin.
Mrs. Mary Beatty, Of Lashley,
IS visiting in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Hlxson.
Miss Elizabeth Hixson, who
was employed in the home of
Treverton Jackson, at Breeze
wood, returned last Sunday to
the home of her sister, Mrs. T.
H. Walters.
Those who visited in the home
OF M. e Barton on Sunday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Barton and
daughter Goldie; Misses Minnie
Lynch and Emily Ball, Roy Hlx-
son and Merle Akers.
Misses Thelma Metzler and
Edith Fix, Of Harrisonville, spent
last Friday in the home of Mrs.
Maria Jackson.
Prof. A. G. Garland, of Lemas.
ters, who is visiting relatives in
Whips Cove, spent last Saturday
at Emmavllle, where the schools
Of Brush Creek township were
let.
Grant Simpson, who is en-
ployed in Snake Spring Valley,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Allie
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bard, of
Pleasant Ridge, are visiting in
the home of G A. Bard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Morris, of
Iowa, are visiting friends at EN-
maville, and expect to attend the
camp meeting.
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KNOBSyILLE.

Quite a few people from this
section attended Bush Meeting
at Hustontown on S nday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rotz and chill
dren spent Sunday in the home
of William Kerlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Fraker
and children, Eugene and Beryl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eaoch Kerln,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e Goblin.
Mrs. Carl Snyder spent the
past week with her parents at
Lemaster.
Mrs. Frank While entertained
the Ladies AID Society Saturday
afternoon. The society will hold
festival on the church lawn Sat
urday evening August 18th.
Messrs Boyd Fore and Edgar
Goblin, who have been employed
In Pittsburgh sometime came
home last Saturday. Boyd re-
turned Monday morning, but
Edgar will remain at home some
time for a little rest.
Mr.. Brenton Regi and Miss
Lucille Shade spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Nee
lyton and Burnt Cabins.
Mrs. Van Cleve who is spend
Ing the summer with her son, is
visiting Mrs. Samuel Nesblt IN
McConnellsburg few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns of Pitts
burg have returned to their home
after visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Campbell.
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SALUVIA SUMMARIZINGS.

The inhabitants of Licking
Creek Valley were greatly terror
lzed Tuesday morning. A fear
tul electrical storm came at mid
ulghs and lasted one hour. The
incessant thunder, flashes OF
lightning, and roaring of the
mountains and upper regions
we're terrifying. Fortunately,
the storm passed west of Side.
ling Hill, where, from reports,
great damage was done, and this
section, so far as heard from, es.
capped with light shower and a
violent wind.
The Fulton County Veterans
Reunion Committee met on the
reunion grounds, near Hoops, on
Saturday last, and announced
that the annual reunion would be
held on August 25th, next. Geo
Smith, of McConnellsburg, was
granted the privilege to sell re-
freshments for man and beast.
WATSON Ellmaker, of Lancas
ter, is now enjoying a season of
quietude and recuperation at the
foot of old Sideling Hill, four
miles northwest of Warfords-
burg, at a pure, cold, white sand
spring, which he has christened
"St. Apolonla Spring" He will
spend some time at Green Hill
and McIlvain's.
Miss Netha Nesbltt aud Jas. S.
Brattan, assistant editor Of the
"F. q. NJ" attended services at
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SIS Reward.

The undersigned offers a re.
ward of twenty-five dollars for
information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the per.
son or persons who removed the
flag from, and otherwise desc,
Grated, a certain grave in the
burial ground at the McKendree
NJ. E. church.
WASHINGTON CAMP No. GIT
8-3-3t P. O. S. of A.
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ENID.
Mrs Ed Whitehill and Una
Moore spent Thursday mig h +
Al

Mrs Ed Whitehill and Una
Moore spent Thursday mig h +
with II NJ. ed vaid>
Mrs. Ma Y Worre, Of Wells
TaunerY, was cni ,ns ON he old
nelghbors l,st woel,
Ruth Wo ,dcock vino h,A ocen
visiting her sis'er Mrs David
Keeper came home f iday
Peter Garlic has pul chas ed An
auto. He brought it hour Sat
urday evening
B. r Alcxardcr is eper ding d
few days wiih hi family
Marian Edwards erte tanned
friend, from G ,sldale pn Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs W4rrnp Aoder
son attended thN funeral Of Jnhr
Alderman on Su orsy
Laura Ed wards has been re-
elected to primary school at
Wood. This is her third term
IN that position.
Mrs. D. Fraker OF Iowa visited
her sister Mrs. L Early recent
ly.
Catharine Dillon who was elect
ed to No. 2 school, has resigned.
This leaves three vacancies in
the township schools.
Mabel Edwards who is teach
ing music in Akron, Ohio, IS
spending her vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Rebecca Orth who was
visiting her daughter Mrs. Early
returned to her home IN Ft Lat.
tleton on the 10th.
Rev. Spelce closed a 10 day
Bush Meeting on Sunday night.
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Letter From Canada.
Roche Plain, Sash, Canada,

J3lf ~, lJlO.
Ehtor News: On the seventh
Of June | dnl,hAd a nine-month
term of school a, Ignite, N. Da-
kota, and from there | went to
Fargo for a few days. While
there visited sume public schools
in the city, the Dakota Business
College, and the Agricultural
College. | then went to Moore
head, Minnesota, then | came to
Canada and began teaching at
this place. They have just built
a new school house and it is well
equipped with apparatus. There
are three acres of Fairgrounds,
with a fire break around as a pro-
lection against prairie fires.
Here the government gives the
specification for school buildings
and they must be built according
to plan. Also, the government
selects the studies which must be
taught. Here they pay a sup
Elementary tax to the govern
ment, which | believe is at the
rate of a cent for every acre
owned, and they pay a local i'm
provement tax which is used in
the improvement of bridges and
roads. In this school district,
the rate of taxation for schools
is nine and one-half mills, and as
| understand it, the assessed val
ue of the land is the same all
over the district and they place
the rate high enough to meet the
expenses, The people here are
very friendly and agreeable and
it is a very nice school.
had planned to spend my va
cation in Pennsylvania, but con-
cluded to see what it was like
here. Tomorrow is a holiday as
the Roche Plain Grain Growers
Association have a picnic. Twen-
ty-four kinds of sport will be
INDUCED in, including races, a
riding (bucking) contest with
S25.0 as the. prize. Steer riding,
SIS. 90 prize. Ball game, $1,000
prize, &c.
During the past ten days we
have suffered at the school from
a plague of mosquitoes which is
nearly intolerable, and necessi-
tating the use of smudge all day.
| am getting a garment made to
protect me from them while 60
ing to and from school.
1t seems to be a great tempta-
tion here to smuggle in groceries
and other supplies from across
the border in the United States
they are a little cheaper there
than in Canada. But Custom of
ficers are watching the line pret.
ty closely. l failed to keep track
of the two young men who came
to North Dakota last summer
from Fulton county and can maks
no report of their likes or dis
likes of the country. How |
would enjoy attending the Shade
Gap picnic and the Walnut Grove
Camp this year! There is no
time in the year in which | would
rather be home in Fulton county
than during August when so
many social events are going on.
With best wishes to the News
family and to Fulton county
friends, | remain respectfully,
LILLIAN T. ET ENdTNc
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Annual Report, Fulton County.

Continued from first page.
studied. | examined all appli-
cants in this text. am glad to
know that with very few excep-
tions, all examined possessed a
fairly good knowledge of the SUBJ
ject.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
The Annual Teachers Institute
was held November 10Th, to De-
cember 3rd, inclusive. Eighty
three out of eighty-four teachers
were present. We had an aver
age attendance of eighty-three.
The instructors were: DR.. Ezra
Lehman, DR.. Harlan E. Hall, DR..
F. H. Green and Professor j. w.
Yoder. The institute was gener-
ally considered a success.
DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
Our School Directors Conven-
ton was held February 18th a d
18th. Forty of the sixty direct
ors were present. The speaker
for the occasion was DR.. G.. H.
Gordonier, of the MillersviIle
State Normal School. DR.. Coz :
donier gave us some excellent
suggestions on Rural School
Problems"
RURAL EXAMINATIONS
Instead of having but one ex-
animation at the close of the
school term, we had three exami.
nations in this school year. The
first examination was given at the
end of the third month. the Sec
ond examination at the end of the
fifth month, and the third exam
ination at the end of the seventh
month.
Thirty-six passed this examina-
ton creditably, an increase of
twenty-five per cent. over last
year. Still the percentage of
failures was too high.
The chief cause of the failures
was, that many farmers keep this
class of pupils out of the school
through September and October
to help to gather the crops. |
hope that the near future will
change these conditions. | hope
that farmers will soon see that
the loss to the children more than
counter balances the financial
gain in such a course. | hope
that they will see that they are
thus sacrificing the future well
fare of their children simply for
small present gain.
In conclusion, | wish to express
thanks to the Department of
Public Instruction for much need
ed help received during the school
year.
Respectfully submitted,
j. EMERY THOMAS,
County Superintendent.