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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

Psychology and Pedagogy.
Principles of Teaching - Thorndike
"a. G. Seller
Class Room Management - Bagley
(McMillan Coz
Principles of Psychology-Wm. Jane,
(Henry Holt & Coz
The Teaching of Geometry-D. e
Smith (Giun & Coz
EducatiOn-lIerbert Spencer
The Method of Recitation-McMu
How to Study-McMurray
How We Think-John Dewey Cd. C.
Heath & Coz
Teaching of Secondary Mathematics
A. Schultze (McMillan & Coz
The Teaching of Mathematics. w.
A. Young Uongmans, Green & Coz
The Learning PROCESS. S. Colvin
(McMillan Coz
The Educative Process-W. C. Bag
ley (McMillan Coz
Methods of Teaching-W. w. Char
ters Grow, Peterson & Coz
Social and Ethical interpretations
Baldwin
Human Body-Martin
ychology-Hoffding
Essentials of Psychology-Pillsbury
chology-Thorndike
American Textbook of Physiology
Vol | and III.
Physiological Psychology McDougal
Outlines of Physiological Psychology
--Ladd
Psychology and the Teacher-Mun-
sterberg
Instruction and Reason-H. X. Mar
shall
Mind and Body-Bain
Experimental Psychology-Stratton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

There is no more important work TO
which we and the citizens of Ard
more can turn our attention in CO.
operating with our school than the
building up of a splendid working IL
brary in the High school building.
| believe that a large number OF our
citizens are interested in this matter
and would like to have part in this
splendid undertaking.
| asked the teachers of the differ
ent departments to prepare a list OF
books which they needed as reference
books for their separate departments.
The list furnished by them will be
found below. l am giving this list
because / believe that many persons
may have one of more of these books
in their library which they would
be glad to donate to us; or that many
persons would be glad to furnish one
or more of these books.
If our people will supply the
greater part of this list, we can
take our large donation which was
given some days ago and build up one
of the best high school libraries to be
found in this or in any other state.
The Classic Myths in English Litera-
ture and Art-C. NJ. Gayley.
Cave, Mound and Lake Dwellers-
F. Holbrooke.
Life in Ancient Egypt and Assyria
&C. Maspero
The Private Life of the Romans-Pres-
ton and Dodge
Life in Ancient Athens-T. G. Tucker
Appollo-Illustrated Manual of His
tory of Arts. Reinach
Earliest Peoples-Z. Ragozin
Source Book of Greek History-Fling
Readings in Ancient History-Web-
ster
Alexander the Great-Wheeler
Source Book of Roman History -
Munro
Hannibal-How
Medieval iyilization-Munro and Sell
lery
Readings in European History. H.
Robinson
Select Historical Documents-Hender
son
Source Book-Lee
Mahomet and His Successors-Irying
Morse Stories Retold From the Eddas
-Mabie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
Domestic Science

Principles of Human Nutrition-Jor-
dan
Food Products-Sherman
Food and the Principles of Dietities
Robert Hutchison, NJ. d.
Home conomics-Marie Parloa
Food Materials and Their Adultera-
. tions-Green
Chemistry of Cooking and Cleaning
Richards and Elliott
Shelter and Clothing-Kinne Colley
Textiles-Woolman and McGoun
Personal Hygiene-Pyle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
Mediaeval and Modern History.

observation-disclosures Europe
Munro and hitcomb-Mediaeval and
Modern Europe
Lodge-Close of the Middle Ages
Stubbs-Early Plantagenets
Oman-The Dark Ages
Johnson-Europe in the Sixteenth
Century
Walker-The Reformation
Andrews-Historica Development of
Modern Europe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

Human Behavior-Colyin and Bagley
Adolescence -- Vol. / and II (HalD
Psychology of Child Development
King GU. of C. Press)
Problems of Boyhood-Johnson GU. of
c. Press). A course in ethics for
High School Boys
Civics and Health-Allen CA. B. c.
Four Webster's Unabridged Diction-
aries
Assuring each and every one of my
sincere appreciation of whatever as
sistance they can give this undertake
ing, | remain,
Very respectfully,
C. w. RICHARDS,
superintendent.
Want AdS-tbaV nav
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
Manual Training.

Manual Training.
Hand Work in Wood-William Noyes
Wood and Forest-William Noyes
Essentials of Woodworking S
Griffith
Problems in Woodworking-W. w
Murray
Problems in Woodturning-Fred D
Cranshaw
The Drafting Room Series-F H
Evans
Selected Shop Problems-Seaton
| (Above books may be had of the Man
ual Arts Press, Peoria, Ill.)
The Viking Age-P. du Chailler
Story of the Normans-Jewett
The Holy Roman Empire-Bryce
| Chronicles of the Crusades-Bohn
Town Life of the Fifteenth Century
Green
Age of the Despots-Symonds
The Venetian Republic-Hazlitt
The Coming of the Friars-Jessopp
Fraissart's Chronicles-Boy's Edition
History of Western Europe. u
Robson
Cathay and the Way Thither-Editet
by Col. Yule
The Cambridge Modern History
Short History of the English Peoplt
Greene
Rise of the British Dominion in india
-Lyace
History of Ireland in the Eighteenth
Century-Leeky
Introduction 10 Social History CT Ems
land-Cheyney
History of the Colonization Of africa
Johnston
History of Our Own Times. Nc.
Carthy
England in Egypt Miner
Gordan in Central Africa-l3ill
The Queens of Englln1--Agnes stIiok-
land
Social England Trail
Macauley's Essays On Bacon, Hamp.
den, Hastings, Cioc, Chatham,
Pitt.
romwell-Roosavelt
History o. England Macauley
Source Book-Kendall
History of Modern England-Paul
The Four Georges-Thackeray
Studies in Contemporary Biography
Bryce
The Three Years War-Lee Wet
The Colonies. 1492-175O-R. G. Thwai-
tee-Longmans
English Colonies in America. A.
Doyle-(three volumes)
Source Readers in American History
"A. B. Hart -four volumes)
Old South Leafets-Eggleston, Bos-
ton
Beginners Of a Nation-Eggleston
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
Ancient History.

Keane-Man, Past and Present
f. Ratzel-The History of Mankind
Deniker-The Races of Man
Taylor-The Origin of the Aryans
Bury's History of Greece
Abbott-Short History of Rome
Gilman-The Saracens from the Ear
liest Times to the Fall of Bagdad
Myers-Eastern Nation and Greece
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

History of the United States-Will
McDonal, Editor
d. R. Dewey-Financial History of
the United States.
James Schouler-History of the Uni
ted States Under the Constitution
Woodrow Wilson-History of the Am
erican History
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
BUILDING HIGH
IN SCHOOL LIBRARY

iSome time ago | announced with
great deal of pleasure the generous
lift of $1,000 from some of our pub
ic spirited progressive citizens, for
ur High school library. This will
ndeavor us to make a splendid start
oward building a good library for
be use of our High school pupils.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
English History.

Tout's History of the English People
Lees Source Book
Traill-SOcial England
Lecky-England in the Eighteenth
Century
Andrews-History of England
Cheyney-Industra and Social His
tory of England
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

new arrival the first
thought sh ould be
Mothers Friend d."
This Is an external
remedy gently applied
over the stomach mus
cles. 1t makes them
firm and plant, they
expand naturally with
out undue strain. 1t
removes from the
nerves those inilu-
ences which are re-
sponsible for much of
the pain incident to the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
American History.

Epochs of American History-Edited
by Albert Bushnell Hart-3 vol.
American History Told by Contempt
raries-A. b. Hart, Editor vol.
(MacMillan, $500.
Select Documents Illustrative of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

Maspero's Life in Ancient Athens
Maspero's Life in Roman World OF
Nero and st. Paul
Wheelers Alexander the Great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

Andrew Jackson-W. G. Brown (Riv-
erside)
Washington in Lincolns Time-Noah
Brooks
Creoles of Louisiana-G. w. Gable
Causes of the Civil War--,F. C. Chad
wick
Town and County Government in the
English Colonies-Ed. Claiming
| Beginnings of New England-John
Fiske
Critical Period of American History
John Fiske
Discovery of America-Iohn Fiske
Dutch and Quaker Colonies-John
Fiske
New France and New England-John
Fiske
New France and New England-John
Fiske
Old Virginia and Her Neighbors-
John Fiske
Many-Sided FranlIin-P. L. Ford
The True Geo. Washington-P. L.
Ford
Paul Jones-Hutchins Hapgood
The Old South--T w. Page
Half,Century of Conflict - Francis
Parkman
Jesuits in North America-Francis
Parkman
LaSalle and the Discovery of the
Great West-Francis Parkman
Old Regime in Canada-Francis Park
man
Oregon Trail-Francis Parkman
Pioneers of France in the New World
Francis Parkman
Voyages of Elizabethan Seamen-E.
j. Payne
Winning of the West-T. Roosevelt
Henry Clay-Karl Schurz
Men and Manners in America 100
Years Ago-H. Z. Scudder
Underground Railroad-W. II. Siebert
Men Who Made the Nation. A.
Stevens
Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coast
F. B. Stockton
General Lee-Fitzhugh Lee
Alexander Hamilton-H. c. Lodge
Book of American Expiorers-T. w.
Higginson
Prince Henry the Navigator-R. H.
Major
The Story of the Primitive Man-Ed-
ward Clodd
Fifteen Decisive Battles-C. S. Greasy
Introduction to Study of Middle Ages
E Cenerton
Advanced Mechanical Drawing-Ia-
mison John Wiley 6, Sons, N. "
Isometric Drawing - Jamison (Mc-
Graw-Hill Book Co., 239 w. 39th
st. New York;.
Practical House Framing-Fair Qn-
dustrial Book Co.. N. W
Woodworking for Beginners-Wheel-
er &c. Putnam's Sons, N. "
German Dictionary
French Dictionary
Spanish Dictionary
Goodyears History of Art
Stoddard's Lectures
Hoyt's Famous Painters
Century Book of Facts
Emerton - Introduction to Study of
Middle Ages
Munro and Sellery-Mediaeva Civili-
zation
Robinsons History of Western Europe
G. p. Q. James-History of Chivalry
Robinson's Readings in European His
tory
Freeman's Twelve English Statesmen
Crugerton's Age of Elizabeth
Hart's Source Book of American His
tory
Fiske's American Revolution
Percy Greeg's History of the United
States
Brook-Short Studies in Party Polis
tics
GREEN'S Short History of English
People
Cheyney's Introduction to Industrial
and Social England
Lees or Kendall's Source Book of
English History
Creaig's Decisive Battles
Strickland's Queens of England
Fiske's New France and New Eng
land
Fiske's Discovery of America
Fiske's Dutch and Quaker Colonies
Fiske's Old Virginia and Her Neigh
bOrs
Fiske's American Political Ideas
McCarthy's History of Our Own
Times
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
A Little Blossom
To Delight the Home

When it is known that in the near
uture the home is to be blessed with a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23
Don't
Suffer
From Piles

& Send For Free Trial Treatment
No matter how long or how bad - go TO
nIr druggist today and get so cent
X of Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-23

Want Ads-they pay.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
FARGO WOMAN
| GIVEN DIVORCE

Judge Charles NJ. Cooley, of Grand
Forks. acting for Judge Charles A. Pol
lock. of this district, yesterday granted
q, decree of divorce to Mrs. Irene Jones
Edgar, Of this city, wife OF William
George Edgar.
=, The hearing on divorce was held in
Grand Forks yesterday, Fowler &
l. l. Twichell for the defendant. The
petition, order and decree were filed
with the district clerk here.
In her petition, Mrs. Edgar recited
that she and Edgar were married in
this city on June IS, 1914. She charges
failure to support as the grounds for
the annulling of the marriage. In her
specifications Mrs. Edgar charged that
her husband had given her only $50
for her support, and that in September
of last year he left Fargo, and that
they have been separated since that
time.
Judge Cooley granted the divorce
with the specifications that the plain
tiff could not marry again for three
months, and that the defendant could
not marry for period of twelve
months. The decree also restores the
plaintiff her maiden name, Irene Jones
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
fargo, N. D., for year ending April /

Fargo, N. D., for year ending April /,
1916.
Mr.. President, Ladies and Gentlemen
or the Board of Directors:
This years report shows very
noticeable increased efficiency, as evil
denced by decrease in the amount of
sickness and the lowest death rate in
the history Of the home. This crafty
Ing state Of affairs Is due largely to
two factors, namely, the cooperation
Of the executive committee of the
board of directors, and to the devotion
and efficiency Of the head nurse, Mrs.
Lucy Hall. No one can appreciate the
worth of her services unless it be the
house physician. l take this occasion
to voice my appreciation Of her faith
fulness and ability in her chosen pro-
fession and my regret that she has
decided to relinquish her position at
the home. The place left vacant by
Mrs. Halls resignation is being most
satisfactorily filled by Miss Mary
Thompson, formerly assistant nurse.
The entire force in the nurseries
and ward seem to have caught the
spirit Of service, as exemplified so
perfectly by Superintendent and Mrs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
DUIS COMPLETES PLANS
FOR new AGENCY HERE

George E. Duis Of Grand Forks, who
has established a branch in Fargo, for
the purpose of distributing REQ and
National cars has been here yesterday
and today making arrangements in
connection with the business.
Mr.. Duis, who is postmaster at
Grand Forks, realizing the greater
advantages open to him through the
establishment of a distributing agency
in this city, adopted the plan, and he
recently leased the building on Fifth
street north, between N. P. and First
avenues, that was formerly occupied
by the Maxwell company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

Hall. AS a result there is apparent
the atmosphere Of a real home, and
consequently the society is living up
to its well chosen title, the Children's
home, and not merely cold, heartless
institution.
The greatest affliction we have to
contend with among our babies is a
disease of nutrition called "inanition",
which results either from improper
eag OF iaca anS a sn aslatlon s, on vne
ton. This inanition is very difficult to
overcome in bottle-fed babies confined
in crowded wards. and is responsible
years ago the home received a
4-weeks-old infant from the western
part of the state that had been fed cold
tea and coffee, and sometimes cold, un-
diluted cows milk. with the result that
we had a fully developed acute case of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
JUDGE AMIDON TO
St. PAUL TONIGHT

Judge Charles F. Amidon of the
United States district court Of this
district, expected to depart this even-
ing for st. Paul where he will sit on
the circuit court of appeals Judge
Amidon expects to be occupied on the
court of appeals for about month,
when he will return to Fargo for a
grand jury term and a petit jury term
of the u. S. district court.
During his absence, Judge Robert A.
Lewis Of Denver will occupy the bench
at the Bismarck term Of the court,
opening May 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

inanition on our hands. But the little
baby responded to treatment and was
coaxed back to healthy, thriving con-
ddition' and Is now now the pride OF good
has recently been received, and Super
intendent Hall will be glad to show
you the picture of this beautiful little
girl
There is but one recommendation
wish to present to the board for its
consideration, and that is the utiliza-
ing the home as an attractive and well
equipped playground. Before We can
fully discharge our obligations to oor
little charges. we must not only feed
and clothe them, mother and father
them, but we must also minister to
their needs for wholesome play in at
tractive surroundings out OF doors.
In the babies wards there were
treated a total of 40 of which II were
girls and 80 were boys.
In the chiidren's wards there were
treated a total of So Of which 16 were
girls and 36 were boys. !,
Total number of patients 101. Of
whom 3S were females and 6S were
males. The preponderance of boys over
girls in the home explains why nearly
three-fourths Of the patients were
boys.
Mortality.
Out Of 101 cases treated there were
four deaths during the year from the
following diseases:
Syphlls ..'. ....'s.."'...s.. !
lnamt1on .........-........
The youngest deceased was 10 days
and the oldest deceased was I'll days.
Prescriptions.
/ In the children's dept..... 321
In the nursery. ......".... 479
....
Total prescriptions. 80. 500 49,.
Special Nurses.
During the year there were employed
two special nurses on two occasions.
A graduate nurse two nights and one
day during the illness Of the head
nurse and a graduate nurse for two
weeks during siege Of measles.
Respectfully submitted
r q DIT ION N n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

to the society. The maintenance ex-
pense for the home was $6,3S722, and
the cash value of the property Of the
society remains about as it was last
year. Our secretary-treasurer's report
Will give the detailed figures.
Without any epidemics that caused
death among our children, and with
every courtesy that could be shown bv
a generous people, we are profoundly
grateful to the Father of the Father
less for his care and guidance, which
has brought us safely to the portal OF
new year
What shall be our aim and mission
for the twelve months ahead? Our aim.
1t seems to me. should be to put into
operation every possible means that
Will preserve home life to the child.
whether with proper natural parents
or In foster homes; and to so work for
the welfare Of all children that the
Chtldren's Home society will be known
to every North Dakotan for its good
work for the general uplift. and he
looked to to lead in any work along
Respectfully submitted,
Frank d. Hall,
superintendent.
Physicians export
Fifth annual report Of the house
physician at the n D. Children's homo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13
ANNUAL REPORT
OF SUPT. HALL
cContinued From Page 81

Continued From Page 81
debts at the beginning of the year, and
fnot penny of debt at its close. Our
credit Is Of the very best, with all bills
paid as soon as checked up and o. KID.
The people of the state have come to
know our work 80 we'll that they are
generous when our representatives call
on them for maintenance funds. The
offerings of churches and kindred So
cietieS, and lodges and orders, has been
, splendid, and our heartiest thanks are
treasurer's report will show that in
many of the leading items of mainte-
, nance expense there has been consider
, able reduction from last year, with
practically the Same amount Of total
expense as last year for maintenance
salaries and wages. Public authorities
are paying for the care Of wards COM
mitted to our care by them, though the
amount does not meet the actual cost
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-13

Physicians export
Fifth annual report Of the house
physician at the N. D. Children's home,
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