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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
REslpENcE EoR SALE.

Two-s story dwelling house in Louisa.
Ky. Good well. garden. stable. trees,
lawn. 75-ft front. Call on or address
HE sandy News. %
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs. Henrietta Prichard.. OF Prich-
ard. w. Va. and Mr.. Edwin $. Kane
Of Chicago. were married In Barbours-
VILE, w. Va. "wednesday by Rev )
Hlner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mat Hays. 20. to Liddie Pack. 80.
Green B. Hays. 2s. to Bertha chand-
Ter, 49,
Roland Mccoii to Susie Hickmar.
colored.
Edward crum. %. to Emma Meek. q.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Friends OF Mrs. J. y. Artrip. OF KEEL
iorr. W. Va. will be pleased 70 know
that she A recovering In Huntington
hospital where she underwent An op-
Grafton a few days ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. o,Neai arr Hiss
Edith Marcum attended the fun- :. OF
their cousin. Edgar Marrnai- hsch
uas held at the home OF Mrs \. Minis
In catleftsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
We viii Pay

from a 10 IS for full sets Of old teeth
no matter II broken. send them az once y,
ana receive remittance by return in'',''
ouncn city Tooth Coz 1''s H.'+ ~,
Ave-. Cincinnati. Ohio e--''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
cARL HEsToN RETURNS.

Carl Heston returned Monday from
Camp Zachary Taylor. having been
discharged from the service on account
OF a weak heart
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Misses Elizabeth and Venus Buck
Ingham and Miss Virginia Howes. OF
painfsville. were guests few days OF
Nrn. J. I. Carey and Mrs. c, l. MIL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs. T. L. Stewart and daughter
Nles Vivian Hays. and Miss Opal
spencer went 20 Cincinnati Wednesday
% nnond n few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs.. ]. y. woodward. OF Tennessee.
has been Visiting Mrs J. =. Davis ana
ether Louisa relatives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

MA r. C. Mcclure and daughter.
urn. c. L. Crawford. have returned
from Cincinnati Mrs Crawford's
health y somewhat Improved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Linton Trivette. Of Pikeville. was in
Louisa Monday
Miss Maude Smith was a visitor in
Ashland Saturday.
John II. burgess. of Kise was in
Louisa last Sunday.
t. II. Harmon. OF PikeviIle. was a
visitor here Saturday.
Billy Carey returned Monday TO Ash
land after spending few days here.
Miss Helen vinson visited relatives
in Huntington, w. Va. over Sunday.
Mrs. Rowland Horton raturned Sun
day from weeks visit 10 relatives Al
Tuscoia-
Walter Tackett. OF Hartley Pike
county. has been appointed railway
mail clerk
DR.. j. +. Reynolds. OF Mt. Sterling
was here over Sunday. the guest OF his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. +. Reynolds.
Miss May sammons returned Mon
day from Mcdowell county, West VIZ
ginia, where she had been teaching
during the past school term.
Miss Geneva Wells. who was return
in gto Paintsville from a visit In Ports
mouth. stopped off in Louisa Wednss,
day and remained 20 attend the tuner.
al OF Miss Bessie Hewlett.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

w. b. Pinson. Of Pikeyille. was in
Louian Friday. He was accompanied
~ his mother.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Morgan l. Greer. OF Myra. Pike
isunty. has been granted a patent on
anauser.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Lindsay weilmAn was here Monday
from Hatfield. w. Va where he has
. good position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Nh. Charles r. johnson returned TO
Ashland Tuesday after q visit TO her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM Carey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs. Ffye and son arrived Saturday
from Marietta. Ohio. for a few weeks
stay with Capt. Frye OF the U. $. Gov
nrnmcnt office.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. y. b. Brown have NOV
"a from WEIGH 10 vulcan. W. Va. They
we're residents Of Louisa several years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

y. j. Harris. OF Spencer. w. Va.
ana A. b. Moore. OF Eureka. w. Va.
prominent oil men. were visitors here
lhln week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Ms. +. b. Billupa and daughter. Miss
3Srrin. were recent visitors In Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Born. Monday. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Hay. OF Lock avenue. SON
Ambrose Jr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Jeff Chandler. OF Lowmansyiile. was
= business visitor In Louisa Wednes-
~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Eugene Wallace IL improving after
an Illness OF bronchial pneumonia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26
the MUSICALE.

Eidorado Theater was filled TO 3 X
o. at the rendition Of the musical pro-
gram by Miss Colman and her pupils
Each performer gave part assigned
in a most creditable manner The
rostrum was decorated in the National
colors and with French flags also.
To the strains OF march the little
girls in their pretty white dresses
marched down the aisle and passed the
programs The bugle call then sound
ed. the curtain went up and the follow
ing program was rendered
.Star Spansled Banner
National Hymn of U. s. A.
Piano Duet. "Marsellaise"-
-. National Hymn of France.
Anna Mary Miller, Catherine Carey.
Piano--RisoIetto." (opera)
..-..-...-... Verdi Liszt.
Musical Readings
Miss Colnan
vocaI-"Joan Of Arcr-@When the
War is Over Miss Burgess
Miss Spencer accompanies.
............. Mcdowell
-CracotieuUc FdHtAstiqee
.~......-..-.Pa derewski
Miss coIman
Piano Duet-"oId Comrades"
Anna Mary Miller, Catherine Carey.
orchestra-War Songs
limited We Stand"
Mr.. Shank. cornet;
Walter Ferguson, eornet;
Fred o'Neal, clarinet;
Miss coIman, violin;
Miss Elizabeth Burgess, Piano.
Piano-Sextet- handy
Miss coIman.
FLAG DRILL PATRIOTIC SONGS
FaDana Marcum Ella kinfsler
Mary Wallace Hazel kintsler
Mary Hatcher Mildred Simpson
Edith Adams Opal Walters
Make Moore Catherine Carey
Mexie Thompson Emily Frutcher
Anna Mary Miller oIie Thompson
Miss Colman's playing showed bril-
liancy of technique and deiicacy Of ex-
preston and the audience showed it,
appreciation by the liberal applause.
The work OF each one who took part
was excellent and shows that Louisa
has much musical tnlcnt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

John Maurice and wife OF Williamson
". Va. were ia Louisa Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs. Cecil FairchiId was here Fri
~ from Van Lear.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

q. l. Hibbard. OF Peslch Orchard. was
~ Louisa Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

fobert Kise. Of Route /. was viz
nor IN Louisa Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Mrs. George c. Carter. OF Yatesville.
Auas in Louisa Tuesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Page. a
'aAushter Anrii 18th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

Il c. Carter. OF Ellen. was in the
l,sus office Thursday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-04-26

DR.. J.. +. Reynolds. OF Mt. Sterling
was here over sunday. the guest OF his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. +. Reynolds
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

{ perence Union iom ian1men meb Wenigs
beoerne % beres Yreitcr pg gpcns @ors
gere pg iirr "Ser9us Sails llseblab"
for beres @enligbeo % @iGitiribeb, iom
bar fanet bette Wtehe at bi mere iont
at fonlme biem igien. vi libtaIcr Dor
Taaltiennelie al, at benue patre @p %
County er Bit tsrla9t, % at De bar
itiaet Jig / Sla9linien til energiif Scamp
for c II tor Stat % Station.
@i uotaler Dor @l9be oper, at go
Counter er isrre os oil paa Oct alpurz
li9ite nppare gorgerre | bisfe Count
tier MOB Sitterbeb % 9unfenbeo nteo
Senibu til Seiren BEN Ste Hopentber.
&i bar en- nteget ATTN % aarpaagen
8ienoe at operpiupe. ps hi bill gisre cps
nertiom paa, at @efolfnineeu / be 20
paaoe Counter er lnGiten lisciaa tor
icm i Sc 80 tprre Counter.
@i pil osiua gjere opmerfIom paa,
al Sienbcn er fnrifnniet bag en- Sop
Iom gipr BET rneaei onnlteli9t at foranz
ere Statens apnititution, og hi bill pan
bet alborligite opforbre enbper Sienbe
al Snloonen / Dor Stat til at giere lit
pbcrite for at foa l~ieegnISisc os %ialpunz
oeuligc til at femme for Imenoemer-
tet.
SuIoitrnbigere( @efernt al Wsbets
Sorbanolinger etc. pl iIpfonme / go9@
form % tan b%eitilles hos S~elifabet5
Setrctrr, bppr Ben pil faces frit iilz
ienbt for 10 Geuts.
8uitab @ioe, Sefr.,
1916 17tb Npe. e., IinneapoIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Ten UeSIc uSusNa.

-
ca bar 10 GLAD for tpar Elm Gong
co beg att fet iiaa,
% bin Srs bar iom Elm fienIee Gong
belle ltbpsIa.
9u itrepn,be pua 10 friif % ipal,
rein % frpitalfIar.
Tit iaa9 ee beg / 1bp Sal
nnoer W~2jelte1ut fuar Iaar. .
90 baa on / gaarilaum itrsbmbe breis
e9 fienoe WaaIe Dit;
iom liten Gut paa llbp Seio
es beproe beg 10 tilt.
Srniacm Stein % eliming Sanb
BARN on iunb Deg braut,
o9 Sfum lit fnite SiIfebano
neb etter Straumen flaut.
@g fat Der ofte iom / Sraum
os iaas Del @anror bait
burtbrer Sol os title Straum
at @atne Hart % toIt.
@g Ia meg neb tot Satten ap
og tn'ten Straumen sin,
Tit SpaIaorpf, iom on ME- ent,
little RIais eg finn.
"a, l9r meg Der rein. on Hare Strolm,
Hit on renn fraa Snp paa Sieu,
ona ipio biaa meg Sen lioie 9ralm
til isinite 2iniens 9peIb.
6. 3. @aIben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
ri Sufferets 0inprie.

s Observation-Disclosures Sio fan
eft bape Jim Sntereslc at minoe ON.
of for bore 6orfaore bar Suffer ct
Felt uficnot N9rings- % Npoelies.
mliooel, ifriuer "grebl." 0erit / BET
14oe Iarbunoreoe omtalcs bette
Stof, iom iibcn er blepet lac uuno-
pnrlig. S set 15be aa~rbunoreoe
%bcgpnote oct at pinbe Snogang /
Stalien. Gengang ifrep Fancirol-
his: .
Ser 0ipes nltiloaes life npset
@ieite6uo, peb bpilfet Der life on.
penoes Suffer paa be forifie1ige
@aaoer; Siaurer, @rupper, 6iigle,
firbeneoc Spr % SC berliaIte 5rlg.
ter lopes al Suffcr, iarpcs % let
ties for 8ipiternc. = Habarbra,
Tprcr, sGbler og aIlc Slags g9r
% 6rustcu lpltes / Suffer. &aser
% Sin tilIGttes mco Snffer %
liteoetipr @ano oriffer Tolf Suffer.
panb. aiso, 6iif, sGg tilbcreSes
meo Suffer, foot Iagt - Suffer CT
blcuct liseiaa m~nopGrlis Iom
Salt"
s 6ranfriae rar oct &ntbarina
al Mcoici, lom inbferte Sufferet I
sc iorpemme areoIe. &enbcs ito.
%lienifc Sofitab eiorbe @rusen at
isoe 2iferer fienot i Taris. Sran5
cen ~ferites 0iplrae nnuncr | 1860
Suffcr Iom ct WunOrerli9. Npbel-
~icSmiSbel, ga Tolf, Iom nil p9re
fine, life fortprcr noNet, lem life
er beitreet mcb Suffcr".
Ssiaa / gnglano aialot aue
Slaes Sufferiaaer iom mnonpr-
Iiee pco ct tint @aaltib. - SSislae
Nlcrcnber b. SumboIbt blep Der
Narci 1900 fonfumeret ca. 4,4OO,.
Gentner Sutfer / europa. B. b. I.
3-A Enno pr. Snb:pio. Nsrit |
9ebci al Den 19be Aarbunoreoe blep
set alminoclise 9rua al Smffcr /
SoIfets brebe 9aa. SIR |erbcns.
frigen ~besnnbie, nar SMffriorbrn.
get | Spiflauo SO Nlrno aarIis pr.
S~nbipio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

mes al Treiterne 4. $. 3obl % ..
g. Smcbp.
- 9ctbonin Wcnigbeo al Srifir.
fen, @raiuero, Wiinn., Taitor Seit-
ayers &oIo, bar ipaor giort Ell bel
Gel for at kptte lin Strife | be6re
Stono. Gen er ioaleoes blct malet
llopenoi0 o. oeforeret inopenoig, og
mt 9LIter er in0iot meo &oiinons
Statue al ariltuS iom Ilterbiueoe.
- 6gclano Wenigbco peo Gong
2ofe al famine &aIo bar oaiaa re-
poreret lin airfc % libpi0et ben meb
Ell IN Gilbpgnlnq ga Den bar blet
Tor libeu Tor WtenigbeoenS @ebop.
0nrncbicmSoogen | HoulSbo,
Sen 30te goi. por ioor mcget bel.
Ipffct tiItrooS ior oet ubebagcIiae
@cir. @oitor q. q. In6crIen ira
Camp 2cmiS par TcittoIeren, bo
StotenS @upcrner pdr ~iorbin0ret i
at founlc poogrun0 AT 6orrctninger
/ 6orbinocIic mco Grigcn. Netto.
inotratcn belgb fig piitnof til noget
oucr 800. Stnts senator Sper'cn
boIht oGina en- fort Gale. Toitor
gofcr ira Wuloro onbneoe Bro
qrommct mco Anboat, og 0ireftio.
mems 5ormano, Yoitor @isrntueot,
lcoe0c Soften.
Oct or mi Iiot opcr 6 9lar II.
Sen Dor Mcnigbco i Dafima, @oib..
bIcp orgonilerct. Gn apinoeiore.
MING bIep itror o%onuct, Ser Iottc fig
Tom Opaopc at orbcioc for Nnifoi
ielic al ct 2irfcIofale. Sor ire Noe
iibcn bIcp en- airfetonlt fisbt % en-
noitpret ii! airfebrug.
apin0eforenin9en bar orbcioet Nor.
% mi or @ipl0en betolt.
Foitor 3. s. Oronl ira Tacoma
pco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
item, % Wiii2 Clara @rig89 o. Mii3
Sra Carlton fang bier en- Colo.
"Viortaogcn" blep brTnbt oi WfrS.
q. &nrIsruo % DIR. 6. :. @rot
bopo, benbolospi8 HrUii0cllter Tor
Huin0clorcningcn ~ for BOARD Of
Srilitee5. On Nitcucn inouieoe9 ct
d" Serpicc" Stag. SoIcr boloteS al
Or6oI, NoItor g. .6oIm ira
Glnrfatou @nib., % Eoitor 8. e.
@ienigbeocnS Yreit ser
inopicoc IloQct.
- So9iton areoS al Sen llitherlfe
6rifirfe oibol0t lit Toarmsbe / Nar-
oohl McnigbcO, 9ipmore, Wiinn., go.
ltor :. e. Grnmbos &ol0, ocn 2iot
Ill 26oe Wfni. &nltor George Gar
ion nabnet nc0 Trpfen oper Nebr.
/, life. &oitor &obu @ieIme
Iono inolcoct oct opitIacoe Gmnc,
IL, $50: "Strio ior at
fomme ino qicrmem Sen tronoe
Scr" oip. Qette Sfriitoiinit gap
N~nlcbnin9 ill olporliae Vetrngtnin-
Qcr, % mango too Gel / SomtoIen.
Nne are0icns 4reiter bar tilitc0e.
Ger bar mlcqcH Sanq mlber M00ct
Gen iioitc Tog pnr belteult til llnQ
0om@lteune. &erOo0s &pelo og Ssn
ooQ Gitcrmi00nQ hoIott@ Sanaqu03
ticucitcr. b%cnhoIo3ui9 / Npmore %
Tor0obl MIcuiQhcocr. GaItor Snc@
rio ira &oporte, N}inn., mco lin
S~onQcriIof bouoc Qiort ct nppcrlil
ll0poIQ al pofrc SonNc, belt norite
&ompolitioucr. &eltmeoct uiboloc@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

/ Maplebap, Winn., Voitor SieIm.
lambs SaIo.
- Ssnoae ben 16be SUM bopOe
SfuoesneS Wenigbeo / Gib6er 60.
q. O., sen @IGbe at faa Iagt 8runo-
itenen til lin me airfebpgning. Zen
belli1e 6onbIing ubisrtes al Sor.
monb 8. .. Dlpisafer, osiiiteret al
Vreiterne 8. s. Horbp, Cars Sois,
q. 8~ielosgoaro, s. %. 2aneietb.
s. q. Gieien, FAINT W~enigbebens
Greit, 81. q. 3inmeInno. On Sor.
miooneen prGftc 5ormonb DIpis.
ofer % Iogbe @runbltenen. On
Giternriobagen hrGftc Yait. Sidbs-
gaarb pnd GngcIif, og Sormanoen
inopicbe airfegooroen. Manbaa og
3irsoog boIbtes SmtaIemcbe !
Sirfen oDcr Gmnet: "Weni9beben
% ocns Op1aDe", meo Baitor SoiS
iom Heierent. IQe nGpnte Treiter
tog Gel. Hrfte Tag fortiottes Ws.
oct / @etbonio Wenigbeb / Hcbin.
ion, Iamme aolo, bpor Ealtor s.
6. @iSnpS reiererte nper Den onoen
Bon. Eoitorerne SoIS og SieIos.
gonro Iomt Menigbeocns Hreit, 81.
q. 6inlmcIano, tog ogioa Der Gel
/ 6orbun6lingerne.
Sra Spofane, Wnib., ifripes:
Tdltor $. s. %iaeSpif % Suitril fei.
ret oen 19bc sunni iioltleben fit
SGIpbrDllup. Get Dor Weningen,
at sc ifulbe ieirct @egipenbeocn iom
Ell pripat 5amiliebeitioeligbeo, men
nogcu hopoe iaaet reoe paa Gogcn,
% ino iotte llnQbomSforcningcn JIG
/ @ebGaelie o. fit iitano en- me9et
poffer Gilitclniu0 iT Sslpbrnoe.
porret. On &pclOen iomlebeS ian
Iolf I Sirfen % Ser fom @ub til
Hrcitciolfene, at noacu piloc ie Dem
ser. N(ufonne til airtcn blep Sp-
ocr@Qipitcrnc mobtoget meo en-
@rpQllpSmorId ipiaet al Wrs. Mir.
Wir. ). q. Sohnion oobnet Ms0et
mco SfriftIGsning % @pn og talte
poo sc ioriomleoe8 @cgne % oper.
roftc til Trcitef6nen Ell Safe, iom
bun lful0e bare til g%rinbring, og til
Vrcitcn Ell aonpollt, iom bar NOT
ina trng % for SnoboIbet ifliloe
bon fiebc fig noNet I'll G%rinoring
ON 7ogcn. Splubrlibepurret MOB
FOO flcrc %inulffc oN pGrbifuloc 60
per. Trciten tnffct poo i'm og lin
<itrn3 %cgnc for nlt goot,
6crgu5 Sells &rc0S al ocr
hitbcrifc 1rifirfe nibolot fit %oor.
MODE / @rllc Meni0beo ira Sen Site
0}oi'til ocn 2Oen Suni, / Toitor IS.
SnnoongerS SoIb. Mebct aobnebcS
mco Errten al Ynitor &. 6ramltao,
o0 Naitor Gbr. NtrcbllS inbIeoet II.
aapitel al Nebrrcrbrcpet, oct polg.
tc Somtalcemme. &er0ng Gftcrmi0s
Sag bapbc Srcoicn lit screenings
meoe leoet al 6ormanoerL Faltor s.
Naulion. 8il at nobne np'tc &reoS.
mooe nlcb TrGfcn polgtc5 Enitor
g. 3. Eetterlon % til at inblcoe
Nnitor IS. SonNonacr. Senoao
6ormibbog bolbt Noitor D. 8. Slet-
ten MiaiionSprufen. &irfen por
inI6t til SrrngieI og &iOneSbprbet
loo boo0e fraitig % o%Iuoraiulot.
ct Wti@iion@oiicr optoge@ peo Slut
niuNcn al Seslionen. On Otter
mioooacn hduOe mon 9irfciuopielIe.
Get bar ganife mnlgc Nor ii0en Sc
bcQnuotc at bpgNc Strife, men Sen
hopbc life bIct iUrojg ieren0 ipaor.
Eoitor 8. Nottion, MeniqhcNcnS
iorbcnprrcnbc Ereit, Dor tiliteoe %
in6piet Sirfcn mco 9iitnno al oe
tilite0cprrcnoe Trcltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

Goitor :. s. @rerc er folbt til
mi0Iertioig of betiene 6ernefloro
Icniqbe0 / GouIsbo, @oib., % OBJ
toacr Arbeioet itror eiter SamTnn'
bctS @orsmeoe.
Naltor 6. Strurueis, SineaI,
q. 3, itf Den 16oc Slmi @eieg al
SoIf ira Tine Meuigbcoer, Der brog-
te BAN iom Snpe Ell alitomobil %
en- Slm Ecngc.
@citfuitcnS llnqoonr5- % San-
Qcriorblm0 al 6rifirfen boIoer iaar
iii Stcpne / Gmmclnn, Tnitor Oh
fen @~ierntpcNtS Salb, ira bcn 200c
I'll ca nco Ocn 22be September.
GATOR :. ID. Sohuion, Iom bar
ontaQct aaIO til 0Inficr % onref-
tcrtc Meniabcocr / Soma, blep Ssn.
hoa ocn 230c ,Sltui iuoiert / ola.
fier NeniQheo al Naitor :. Sfdgen.
@nitor :. Z. Norbp bolot i'm
SiltrUoclic@prUfcn @%cIlingbam,
@oih., Sen 2oen &uni ont Iornlib.
ooQcn "a / Guiter ON Gitermi6bn0cn
"a inoiattc2 hcnhol03ni$ al Greitcr.
nc Oco. 3. Zane % s. s. @oltc.
~ Voitor g. u. Nranbele, z. 3.
blcp unocr Auquitonn Spnoocn5
9lur@me0c palat iii Gorman0 ior
Nu1uitoro- Snro6cn pno ct Nar.
Zen ai0o0c Gorn1on0, 2. u. &obnS
tons Gmbco2tcrm;u ubIob ncnlIig
life Ier ON ct N0r.
&oitor <obu Nciton, Glbom,
Snif., hnr Ell 3i0 otter Nor9meoet
uphoI0t ia / Minncnpoli5 ior at fon-
iultcrc 0oitor. San Iiocr ncmliq
al en- ouoortet aierteIiugoom / SOL
icnl "hIbcrcuIor GLANDS. San bar
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

"ephrn"S eueits Assnter er pene sanIie
abornsnirr, eerior Tan pi iiibp faa eGrei'alos
TrGmler I'll slbonuenifamlere.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-28
PROF. BEATTlE SPEAKS
FROM EXPERIENCE
AND OBSERVATION
Continued from Yesterday

i am not sure that you as a people
have realized the need of making
physical and moral training part of
your school curriculum. The work of
| the home and the school should be
closely related in all education and
this is emphatically true in the matter
OF physical and moral education. I'M
fortunately not all parents are ac-
quainted with Mark Twains principle
Of teaching which he set for them in
these words: IF you would train up
a child in the way he should go, go
that way, YOURSELF" or at least all
parents do not practice this splendid
principle.
For a long time the physical side
of a child's nature, so far as the school
was concerned, was permitted. like
the immortal Topsy, just ito grow"
Indeed, in many instances the grow
ing was positively hindered by ill-light-
ed, poorly ventilated, improperly
heated, crowded schoolrooms which
We're allowed to exist by the combin-
ed carlessness of ignorant parents,
miserly schoolbOards an dyspeptic
teachers. And the moral side of the
pupil was not less neglected.
But here again our modern school
in the light of experience is beginning
to prove itself efficient. 1t has begun
by teaching the simple laws of n.y.
siene. taking the instincts of the pu-
pills as basis and is endeavoring to
lead him up to the sane ideas of
health. The value of neatness and
cleanliness in clothing and person, the
care of the eyes, teeth, and stomach
and the actual development OF the
muscles are taught through precept
and example. through the children's
games, the light gymnastics of the
schoolroom and the athletics of the
high school Here is where the
teacher and parents need to enter into
a harmonious compact and carry the
teaching farther. The pupil is taught
in the schools many of the functions
CT his physiological organization. But
regarding the physiological develop
ment as the child passes into young
womanhood or manhood, the pupil is
not instructed because of a so-called
modesty Of public opinion which, to
my mind, is false in the extreme.
+ 1t may be that Where ignorance is
say to you parents and to all who are
interested in the physical, mental ard
moral welfare of our nation, that
where ignorance is sin and sorrow,
and weakened bodies and degraded
minds, it is criminal to withhold
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-28

boys and girls to think clearly, sympa
thetically and firmly on questions Of
right and wrong!
Our children are full of impulses
Sometimes We even find "a few i'm
pulses in grown-ups. Too often these
impulses lead into wrong acts.
often you Will hear person say
81 don't like that fellow" Why" you
ask. "Oh, l don't know why" 81
don't like him and that's all there is
to it," You find the child following
| the same impulse. Il don't like
Ethel" says Edith. Now the wrong
docs not consist in not liking Ethel
but in the fact that Edith doesn't
know why. Here is where the child
should be led to think clearly and es
ablish for herself the reasons why
she doesn't like Ethel. And nine
times out of ten Edith will find that
E.,hel is alright after all, What she
really did not like to begin with were
the freckles on Ethels face or the
plainness of her dress and not Ethel
herself.
IN like manner impulses lead into
fasehood; if not the positive lie at
ir8t, at least into the Juggling of
words for the purpose of deceiving-
the so-called white lies" that black
en- so many characters. Herein lies
danger not only to the individual but
also to the community and state. The
ditculties experienced in gaining
Ct iyicting evidence in our courts
AZ INST the petty law breaker or the
feion, or of securing an honest and
fearless. execution of the laws is
largely due to this juggling words or
lying by men and women whose con-
ences and characters have become
warped and scared; and this warped
coalition is due to muddied thinking
On the part of these same individuals
REGARDING moral questions from their
childhood up.
A laxity in truth and honesty is Of
ten evident on the part of commun-
it as we'll as of individuals. This
was evidenced q few years ago when
az Irishman, to help stupid friend,
ycfy kindly passed the civil service
eHa mination for him, swearing falsely
O. course and signing his friends
name. He was found out and SEN
tsucad but the body of public opinion
an eng his friends excused and even
commended him because his motives
were kindly. On his being released
lon Jail his friends banquetted him
an little later the community elect
Ell him to the state legislature. What
ii ddled thinking was this that brot
= srace to the political life of whole
community?