THE N0RM1\L 1?0INTER.
Vol. X I.
Stevens Point, Wis., Februa ry 15, 190().
No anoro the
t-:n..:h erystal
Shines cleor
Oright
winds do blow,
In the snow
with lrolly glo••,
llko " stn•·;
K(..-cn Is tbo slle.ot alr,
Slo ..ly the Aretlc &or
Creeps round hio lrll(ld lair
W I N TE~ .
To northward far.
~ow
the c:haln-. of \\'io&er1 s cold
to•eu~r ,trtant and pri3on wohl;
Now the gurgling s:ig-J,:Iin~ run
Ollmmrrs ool "neath :;raze of
J\11 tho &4:nanb of the l•nd
Shiver In hi• Icy hand.
No.5.
Straight upward rolls the omoke;
Wano !rom the ft""'lde joke,
m... a n_,. cloak
Round the chill moon.
3Un.
=-:ot a sinsrte note i3 heard:
Chlr1• or insect, pipe or bird:
1-"I"'M\. l!ipriws flurry thru the ttlr,
Bhln.: bla-.t'IJ bc:lt. braochc~ bare:
to·rce~•ng'ml4JL" Hh.. o'er the iky.
Crystcal •nvwa clothe tower hl,::h.
t'or the spirit ol the North
SendJJ bl!J cruel legions forth !
~p tonod boll booms: Day retreat.;
Sll~ne<~~ cold the Frost King grea•;
tAnb aod field~ and !airy nowero
Waldl the .-.. ry wagging houro.
Nature to garb of white,
Chained by the Winte r night,
Ocautllul Is a nd brlght.E'en as lo Juno.
Prldo Goeth Bof oro a Pall .
One
mornin~: very
early, belore any ol tho
bird lamllles bad awakened , Mr. Catbird
bepn to hop around and tune hit I'DC!rT1 throat
lor hi• customary 110ng. The .-..thor ml11hl ba
~.,.avo or 11•1• It was all the sai'DC! to him. Ba
• • • 110 much In lo~e with the oound or blo own
~olce tbat olog be would In oplte ol wind or
oth~r
Tm; :\OR1f.\f, l'OIXTER.
weather. Then he wa .. n't like other blnts. he
congratulatctl himself. alwnytc: sina::ln~ th('; somo
tunes over and over-A~ ne,·er sang tht' eatn{ll tune
twice. Tha&. was another rva~o M r(•h•llf'd in
hi• own M>DJ:-h amuM'tl him and tlt•kll'd hl,
vanity to &ee the numberl{''~ vot'itUion~ or which
hiR vol<.-e walt cutmblo. In &ht~ J>rlclo or hi't eon.
ab"-olutely rn.-o or co.. t~ hll!t onl,Y objeet Win.: to
twlp them lmJirO\'C their nutural ,:Uts. II(~ !Coe·
l('Ct{'(). his home hW becau ..e he wl~hcc.l Mr111 r 'nt.·
bird to~ what a rt'all, •·ondt•rJul huhband ch'C
hod had the J:OOd fonun(' to M'<:Un'. •
fie M\&. up late lha&. niJ,:bt, drawing up tlu.• plan
ro..t•ld tirst. h."Jucon, nnd wus up curlier thnn usuot
oelt ho had even bc~n known to mo<. k 1\0tuc of hlr.t
th{'l next mornlnJ.C rfl'Hin~ hi!\ ''Ok~ In t;ootl H•lrn.
len tol~nt<'d brothers. Altbou~:h ,,.. hranll~ ~··
Joyed outdoing them all In a choru~, ont• "-'~ .. 00
he Alway~ a;:ot UJl ;o early •·not tx-eau~t· lit" liked
n liUio whllo eYery mo1·nlng to · htlU' his own
voice, undl8turbed by any ttl ..oord.
Thl"l morning his temper wa .. n'nt qulw ~o ....('(l't
at usual-he had been dltlturbed 'f'\'t"ral tim ~
L >nsc before the At>t>OinY>tl hour tl><! bird• .,..
,;:an to arrhe. They •c~ so Hlled whh curio'·
h) their wtvts had hod a hard time to get. thNn
to put. on their colh1r8 ontl tics, "nd mako them·
st•h·t·~ sn-e~ntable. By nine o'clock Mr. Cot-
during the night-so "•hen ho wa~ In tht· mltl .. t
of one ot his bllnrlous mcdley-c ho 3tOpJ:H!c.l short
as his ear eaugbLtho Hr~u. sk'(•py nott'"' ot unoth,_.r
bird nf:ar b)·.
"lt1 8 a phy," said he to his meek lhtlt' m::ue,
wbo waM contentedly, !ilttlng on U\'C beautiful
blulsh·S:I'\."CI1 eggs, 1 ;thnt. a fellow cun'L aiu,; u
single note without belna.r dl"'turbcd!"
M.S. Catbird ~·s ju>t u llr()Uil or her hu•·
band'• musleal' alifllty a .. he wa". Sh~ eould
te&n:l\:ly hcur a note all duy Jon~ thnt. ~he didn't
<.'U1nparc it. wl&h hi~. und sometimcg tllt3 contrusl.
jarred upon her seoih·ive ner\'{'S ~o much that she
tell like ftJinl(, so she satd:
"I've been wondering If thoer cnultln'l. he taught
to slog. You have nothlnlltO du tor awhllc now;
why couldn't. you 11et. thrnl adl togetl1er, aotl Kive
lhem les~on' to sioglna: Y"
Tbt.. scheme plea~ ~lr. Catbird
It pleu<'d him w know that hi, wife bud •o !(Ood
an OJ)lnlon o f hl!l sloglnJ:: but the thought. of
abowiog otT hi"' skill bt•foro all the other birds
pleased him atlllmore.
"Just. IM lhlbg:" he c:rled exchedl) . ..:ilrangc
I badn'l thoujlbt of It befo...,! Now I'll hurTy
rlghL away berorc tbey•,.o lcf1. home, nnd Jli"C'ICnt
my plan.''
So, forgetting lbat hi• wife mlghl ht• tln'd and
buovy, he ftew rigb1 awa y to "P"'"" t~ joyful
""""· He whl all the bird• to n>Ht at hi~
the ne.xt morning a&. ntno o'cloc~ gh·lng
them to understand that the tc..ono would be
'"'""""""'J'·
t..Jrd'~ house ••" full to ovt'rOo.-•lng, und ~l('•"rl.
ltuhlo and \Vren hall gruelou,ly thrown OJl'"n
tht'lr housf!'ol nNCt door for tht' <X.*'CD"'lon. You'll
luuJ.:h, l'rn sure, wh<'n I toll ~\1 thot even ~h·.
Owl uml )Irs. Cro•• were the~, unU tho funulf'IO't
t>an of it wa~ that. they hadn't. cornc so much tu
be helrt-c.1 ai' ther had to show )lr. Catbird that
thuy o.lre•dy know how to alnK.
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N uw," ~nttl ~Ia·, Gtublrcl, b1tton In hnnd, 1 'M •··
Owl "'ill you plca ... e 1ound do utter meY"
~lr. Owl Jli'OUd of the distinction of being
called on first, ~moved hi~ giA•.If•, expandttrd his
portly chos\ to IL~ utmost. llmh. nnd triOO to
HOuntl do,
or cuurso h •uJ ''cry rude, but. they just.
._.,.ufdu•t hull) h.; every bird In the ela.u , even lO
the crow and blu~·Jay, laughed right out Joutl.
~tr. CMbird n evt!r cracked a srntlt)-hC wa.'l the
tcat'her, you know - but. the oiTect. ~·as so hnllcrou!f ho laughed lwnrt11y In hloc llloove. llo had
known a litho tlm•thu there ••• no hope of ever
making 3 •lng<r of llr. Owl, but he bad n "rutlgo
Rlf«lnn him, and though\ thh& would alford a
~ood opf)ortunlty to get even with hiU1.
>t:-Jow;'' he reocumed, "you may sloa; t..he ~ale
Gfh•r rue•• ,
Thl• ,..,.. too rnuch: the rest or the bird• Ju•t
yelled, und lt w«, sornetiruu before Mr. Catblrtl
could restore order.
••Well," be 101<1 with a olgh, ••they oay lhol
wl~h>·t~re·a life l~ft t~""'• hope Jell, so I •hall
continue to do the best I c:an for you In theoo
rn~tlngs. u
Mr. Owl woo terribly angry.
Ele dldn'l daro
TilE XOIOI.\1. 1'01:\'n: t!.
'Pf'&k rls:ht out tn DM'('tins:, but. a~ "tOOn a-t Mr.
Catbird'• l>•ek ~ . . turn.. l h< •Idled up 10 )lr.
Crow. ~ld an old .ong book he'd brou~tbt o(J('n
~lo,.. their lacu, and wbbpered thai be didn't
Ilk• llr. <.'atblrd', mf'thod or conducting a onu-le
t"lth.s- h w:h.n't ...cl('11tlftc -and ho belie\"ed hf 'tl
110 bon,..
• I don't like It either," ,..adlly :usented )I r.
Crow, "I'll go wiOt you.''
Mr. <.'otblrd, 611ed -·lth hi• own hnporton<'(',
oc,•er notiCNl their doparture, but turned hlr& Ul·
tentlon tv Mr. Joy whom he
than he dltJo)lr. Owl.
• 1 Mr.
clh~;Jik(l()
e,·en more
Joy," aaltl h(', '"t>leasesouncl do after 111..:. ''
Now Mr. Jay ,..ally did much better thou )lr.
Owl had done, bulllr. Catbird made up an a• lui
loco. "nd held hi• e&N with both band•, while nil
lbe other bird• C'IJ:I(Ird. )lr. Jay ..-ouldn'l •l>od
k to be made ~pori of for a minute. and he t1..:w
off loto the fore~t &.!t fast a.s hi.!: ..-io~ would
carry blm.
Mr. Tbruoh came next. Mr. Catbird knew he
wa.s a c.1o~e .econd to hlm.§f'H ~hen h came to
alnrlng, to bo tbol he 'd a.k him something about
the theory of mualc.
1
H ~Jr, •rhrUih, '
hC lx>gnn, "' ith & flllC a(r Of
superiority, uc~n you tell me how many sharJ)'l
ttlere are In the k(.lly or C minor?"
)Jr. 'l'hruoh "'rlnkled his bro•·, uod thought
vlgorou•ly fOr a minute.
'"\Veil, no," ho rt(,lled, "1 can't.··
Uo ha~lllko evo r)thln~: to admittbatl-.d hln' t
know, ~auoe all tho other birds thought be
knew everrthlng about music.
~re wu ,...111 oothlng to laugh at ID bU.
aru;w-r·r . but tbe cla&~C had go\ Into the notion or
thlnklnll It the pro1M'r thing tA:I do, so they all
thwrod •
.. You've atudltd music'!" relentles.sly continued
)lr. Catbird.
11 YC8, elr," nthn!tted Mr. Thrnsh.
" Proud of your ability to sing, I presume Y''
06 Ve'4, sir, (am. u
utru.end to teaeh tinging sc.,metime yourself!''
,, Yell, 11tr, '' tatd Mr. Thrush, oot. a whitaba .. hed.
"Tb~n 1 ad•loc rou 10 .pend 110me time looking
up minor ocales. I boar that l!r. ~lgbtengal e Ia
a
{"'nllnJ: o'· ·r from F.ns:land soon to bear sonle
Amt~rfcan l'lfnU\"I"'lt.
It ""("rtainly wlH be no credh
lO JOU U lltl 1hould find out that you know 80
Hul.. ur rnlnor ~altos."' sarlng which llr. ('atblrd
trlumtlht~ntl~ tumf'd hi" aueotloo to tiH.'I rt't o f
tit(' <•Ira~~.
lh• "'"' much ... urprised, and a Ifni~ dlsa,..
t•ulnU'4l lo rind that. they dlc.tn•t. care 10 sin¥ at All.
~~~ lhouJ,:tU, twrhap~t they .,.·ere to bashful au lhelr
flrotl ltlf'('tln)t, ~o h(': iBid tlut.L lnSt<'ad of abklnj,t
llwau 10 do nny more lhat time he'd slna woma for
tht•m, 1'10 tht'ly eoultl sec to about. what ttundard ho
wl,.ht••l them to llttnin, and be ·poured forth strain
ufwr "'h·aln of nuttchles,. mc1od~·· Th('n 8hu.klnK
hand• oil round he told them he'd ho all l'"'l'~rod
for anolher 1oet'tlnU" a ~k from that day.
A~oln h• ~arelullr 11repared his le.. on plan,
anti practlc~tl wveral new aun~rs which he meao\to l'>ln5: for &he m. Imagine hi.!: surprlte and
rhau-rln. after !'aviog ..tald a&. home till o~arl7
Ot)()n, •hen not a solitary bhd l)u\- In bit apl~aranee!
" ONE ON ME."
Y frlentl from thft elty
"'"" vl8lllng SIswhen 'Jhe wasn"L vlthlnlC
me. ~lel her tbe l Oth ol
June. Took her to theatre
on~, and out on the Jake
twiC<'. N...Jie.. to tay I
lo<cd her, altho I knew
nothing about her save
thai •be bad rold~n hair
and brown •Y••· TIIouRhl
I was sure of that, and I
.....,.. liked brown er••·
Our Cl')tlago was a.bou"
teo mlleJJ from town on
tho <•not bunk. Hlslng pcrpcntlleulurly behind u•
~'-'1"0 ~tandttone cliffs eipped wllb ovcrgreenil.
Ucfo~. murmured the river; aod, bc1ond, 1tood
the l>&le blue hill• ol the opposite ahoro. En• I·
ronmen& was ideal. Nature waa near to our
heanlf, aod we ...ere always near to each other.
\\'hat po~r,abort. or an eanhquake,could•uoder
M
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Tin: N9HMAL
thOH bond~.ol a..oclatlon? Suooe•-rul boatln~;
and unsuccessful llahlng tame 10 be hnJlOManl
l&em• of ftoe weather diversion~ ahho,
Ati
I toh.l
POI~n:u.
'to..etl to
k ~p
on, • ·ould
han~
to 'low for a new
net.
I ro•·..._"()
~tea~Uiy.
The trees, SJ.e<!li"C·llke, .,,..
pronched nncl J:lidNl into the dtu•knoMs. I was
Xantha, wo noodecl no dlver•lon.
Sho was going soon. 1'ho fo•· renu•lnlnll hou•·~ pi'OUd of Xnntlm. She wns so ln·u,•o. l)f cOUI'IiO
were ruablng toward that. dread ealo.rt\CL of &<'I,.. she hod no hh~1k of my plan, nntl, like tho sensible
rallon, where the dead J>UI clings to the rock or s:irl sho wa•, a~krd no que,.,tl~nJ. I congratulated
remembranoo omtll llnally ell'ated by tho e&omal my ..elf O)Calo.
llow of uperlenco. I fell poellc and romantlo, but
'-Onl)· ror11 rod. more;• I whi•J><'I'I'<I, A ball
doten Ju ..t..)· ~troke~ sent us d"round a. hr:wlly
abo~ 001 10 feel al all. I bad never beroro
dreamed thai Xaolha could be so 1•ro•alc oml wooded (>Oint. Clooe to tho shol'\! "ei'C lour dim
shadow~ which my mind's eyo saw tU slakc.R. \Vc
lmpaulve.
Tloe nlghl would have been very dark had not glld•-d olong•lde and I grapJ>Ied the priX(', lor It
tho c:rncent moon ftUD¥ for1h those faint be11rn~ •~as ours bl rls,:ht and conO.;.cato by statute.
whos-e 101\ sbeen h.. Inspired the poetlt and l~r­
"Set pu/«lly illll, Xao1ha."
rorlsecl tbe auperstllloua. Tbo stan, In alieni
But she did not obey. l wa• not 8UrJ>rlsed, lor
adoration, rellrecl ooyly behind ll>e eanop.r of ohe no doubt had spme plan of her o ...n. Sho
She 't"A.S
aeml·lransparenl mlot. The breex.o wa•lnsunlelent ne,..er dld thing" In a. secontl·hantl
10 audibly disturb tho leaves or the willow•, bul I 80 Ol'lglnn l Ant) I'C'iOUN:crul. Or COilrj(\ lt.. llltldO
""' oonll<llous ol their slight vlbrallon. Sllcnco little renl dltfN-cn<.'<" whethe•· ahc ~m~ 11tlll or not,
and onyatery enveloped the objeets about u• with only !ilhc hl\d !il&ltl &hat. she lo,•ed to tease me.
an atmosphere of ra ..clnation. An Ideal nh;-ht: Out I mu<l lind the tMip to thAI net. Sho stood
and our I an together lor a month: Suh•l) •he ereet. I bent o•·~r tire edge of tho boat tryln~r to
didn't rea II~. I thought r did.
raise the net. lt. wu.s ,·ery lleD\'Y Dod tho fis:h
Suddenly a vagral\4dea llutterecl Into 10) t'<>n· l~hed the water Into spray as I otralned to pull
eclou•neaa. It l!llrugKlcd'momentarily for IUI)I"Cnt· the trntJ 10 the ~urtoee.
acy and won.
I couldn't uccount. for h ju8l then, but. t became
I bcnL far over m1 oanc and whispered, "I'UL IIIUddcnl.) aware that I was no longer In the boat.
on mr coat aod bat. Re'll never koow either of Xantha, lniteo.tl or extending her ' ' mrtathy and
u.a. Tbls Isn't our boat."
a helpln~ h1ntl atoocJ "pt.rfctllt.. Atfll. 1 ... ~
Tbe dear girl ObeJed. llco~w she would. X an· ju~L about 10 .. u.;ae~t that I ••" not In rnr native
tba wu always 10 aenolble. I admired
judg· element. •hen my dear Xanthe suddf'nly claJ)J:ted
mentln choosing oo dutiful a girl deoJ>Itc mother'• her hand to her mouth and ble"• a "hrliJ whistle:.
I wa-c m.!\'l'l" sn !itu•··tJecl In my lito. 'l'ho sound
protei!.
f had already beaded the boat towartl thu mouth
•·a ~J ball f•nm•,llh. hut lho3e eelu.>e'4: •rttu o.-·la all
ol a broad black channel Into which the water hoott"'tl 1•nt1 tht.• frog... croaked In clloru~. aotl jusL
ru1hed with a sullen roar. Everr pilot knew then 1 cJI,co'·~n."tl &hat my rl~:ht roo&. wa~ hOpe·
"Lo•t Cbaooe-1." which two bra,·ts OIK"G en~f"t'(l le.&-411 enuan:;:lt"t1 In that Internal oft. t lt10ket1
and were borne 10 tho land of ahadow,.
Imploringly ol Xuntha. A wild rt••r _..l""tl nlt' ••
[ feh. a chill oomo O\•er me. Xantha -w•u uan){ll.
I heard tht.• • tnlnou" chugging of u lt'unch.
I pulled tho boal lnlo tho current which •wel'l u•
'"GN m> ku1f<, und cut &his nN, •1ulck P' r cr•lt'<1.
rapidly lniO tho dim ollen~ alley stretching nwny "'l'hnt.'s tht• wur·tl('n's h~unch !''
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Into deeper darkneu and deeper alienee.
Sla, •'IH-'1"'(' 'nu ure ! .. wa~ &he coM ln<·isive
ll wu 10.00 p. m. By 11.00 we would be llwrt'. reply.
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T il E XOHllAL l'O txn;H.
The launch: I eould dl<tlngulsh the fonn• of
In tho agony of despair t made a
frantic ell'ort to estrieate myself from among the
other 01hes. The oet .... slowly oinking. I felt
lt. l gra•ped tho edge or tho boat nnd pnllcd.
My Anrry 8Jllrlts began to rl~c , lm\ th\1 net and
tho other ftohes. were surely slnklnl(. The net
weighed a too or so, lOO!
.. Heavens and ...:anb! c:an"l J ou glYe a fellow a
obow~" l ) elled.
"You bH! \Ve'll show rou, H ~rowlltrd a ,·otce.
I felt m;.IM!If being pulled out, and heard someb<kly say, HTte him good and til\. on hli teet."
I heard more, but knew there wa! no uso crying to
kick.
Tho launch plugged across to th~ malo channel
three rnen.
a1U.I up to the itatlon.
·nu.\ train 111&41 juit pull·
log ln.
Tho ~o tltd the tauoch and a .u l8tN me to my
feet. I felL pretty sore arwr being sal u1>0n, I'll
tell you. I tlldn 't. know Any of tho tl\(lll. '('hey
"'ere nlaklnr thctr woy to tho h·atu. r forgot.
everything e\'(ln Xaotba.
uHWI&Ie UJ) there, Fishy,., 1altl the leader .
u \Vant to
a.eo your Dad about 6neY
\V~'V"O
go&.
toge&. on Number!.''
O.d and Xantha and Sis "'•"' at the t ralo.
;\ly dear wouldn't. look a\ me, beeau!Wl l didn't.
take her boat·rldlnfl. Then tho W~rden'• slater
explained.
Oucss thoL- was ono on mo. Ma 8aya lt. was
worth more than one.
TR1\INING DEI?1\RTMENT
Scenes in the Lives of th e Early
Cave-Men.
JKl<l<IE R~CA ~'ADDIS.
Anyone who has used dramatization a.J a means
of ....,ring the best expreulon from ehlldreo will
realize what a help It may be lo calling the seose
aetl•ltl., Into play. in otrengtbcolog the qualities
of 114!11 dependence, obedleoee, and tympatby; aod
abo•o all, In fostering tho spirit o f ready eooperation.
In o. clau compOsed largely of boys who aro
faulty reader•, but wide awake to ~tch that •·bleb
may pro•e to be worlh while from their view
pOint, It wa• suggested thu each one trr In hu
re•dlnJ: to mokc the picture• 10 clear and good
that ther could be played b7 the bearers. This
waJ t.he beginning of the preparation for the
uSotus In the U\"es of tbe Earl7 Cav•~e.o,"
glvco by the Third Grade at holiday time.
t:arJy to the •tory, Strongann, "leader amonJ,r
tho nrc clan, as these prhnltlvc 1>e01Jie were llrst
called, ~roe• to watch tbe movetn<'n\8 of Sabre·
tooth, the fteroe and much d""ded animal wbooe
ca•e the people want to secure for a •bolter during
tho eold IM!uon. Dlft'erent children tried to take
tho character or Strongann, while the clau gr.vo
generous crltlolsm on cnch other's Ina bility to
perform the J>Drt, each rather favoring hlrn•elf In
these ftnrt attemi)IJ to be another pcroon. When
tho time came to llCntOnate the old man whu was
Stroogann•a helper, and varlou.s etroru wero
made b7 the d!treront would·bc old mea, It wu
unaalmouslr ·~ that one of tbe glrlt did bet.
U>r Ia thiJ JUIM than aor of tbe otbenr. "Sho
was 10 e:aretul not. to make any noise In tho bu&:h·
os,, "and stopped all t.he t.hno to lis len tor tho
wlhJ animal••" and ''s ho ben&. over ju8t. tho way
an old mao looks.,. were comments on her acting.
Then followed suggestions •• to materials that
eould be brought to make scene~ more real.
"0 say! I tell you. I eould bring a big hoft'alo
robe forSabre·tooth aod I could be Sabre-tooth,"
a qule:k tad 1afd; white anolber onr, who alway•
uses his hand• well, tel~ prenroure he eould make
the tuskt. Ono of the girls hrou,g hl a whale's
tooth thai' had bolongcd to her l(r&nd·fa thcr.
'J'hls excited great admiration and a dcolrc to
follow her example wltb aomethlnll equally s:reat.
Some one diiiCOttred that the plio or slate book of
the bulldlnlf made ftne pOints for ..eapont and
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'l'HE NOIDIAL I'OI~TER.
all kinds or knlveo. We soon had live gourd• lor
thoCn\'0 men to drink and ea~ from, na1tl tho bones
from varlous'I'hanksgiviog turkeys, chickens and
lf~IO were promloed.
Sharpeye•, tho 1ouog mao who mu.S\ go on \he.
long journey with the old man In quesl or ftrc,
wao ehoson qulukly as having nol only brll(hl
eye. bul •omo degree ol 1plrl1 lor adventure.
Tber.e ..-ere bra'fe messeogen to be ehosea, leaders
lor tho bunt, guardi lor !ho cave home, mu•lclano
lor tbe leasl dances. and protceton or the child·
rcn; so thai everybody lcllthal he hn~ an l111110r..
"n\ part. to maintain.
lo order thai needed material• be kept In mlod
a ll~t was plaeed In the room, like the following:
Stones for hammers,
Ca"'tallt for torehes,
Sci'.SK Ill. Sabre-tooth is dea<l. Oreal cxclt<•·
mc nt. filtH 'he pcoJ)l(\1 untl a fCill'l\ Is pl1umrd In
which all tho "IJCOI>I~ of tbo blll8'' join.
SCY-':'t:l\". Th~\"AVf' i~ madt" f\"ady tor\\~lnttr.
Scm~v. \'. TI1I!J ~cen\'o shows how the Ca,•e-t.wn
bor<'Cl holes tlu'Qu~h thoir t):Ophl~•. made now
wcat)()n~, nntl di"Cifittl the skins or nnlmnl~.
SC&.'Ilt: Vt.
The IOnJ.r cold \VInt4.•r wa~ alcuo~t ..,
over. The 3ir wa.J .:eulog mild.- AlonJ: tbe rl\"tr
bank" \1-.ert= W'C!~ moun\aln~ of ._now and let\ that
had ht1run lO mel\. Then CDIUC a dl~rutrous ftOOtl
lhn\. took every thln~: out of the ellvc,-and wor~Co
than all el.e, -Iff&. the ca,·e·ruen without fire.
The7 ned to the hill• and climbed tho troe• 10
save tbem~h·es tlurlng lhe ftood. There was 10....,
ro•· every wh<:~. \\'hen they ~g ln to. rear tho
Oourds for dl•hes,
nones of all kinds,
-return or tho dnngprou~ onimtlll t~t were kO]>t
Shells for playthings, Leather,
awa7 only through fear of fire, they call«\ all tho
Fun,
Willow twigs,
\Vood tor sandals,
OranebH of everrreen, clan tOI(cther In a council tocon<lder whatohoultl
nlrch bark,
Dry le..es, ••·, .oc.
bn dono. The following scene show• tho council
Tho children omxod their names 10 tho arllcle• In ••hlch the old mun tons them ho thinks ho c•atn
thoy supplied.
find Urc, lf 8 .)'OUiljl tllltO "•ill gO wlth him,
II was a grcal day for the Cave-men when they
Su&s& VII. All tho people help tho old man
learned thaltbey were~ne the I(Jmnaslum for and Sh&tlleYel to ~:et relldy for tho long journey.
their play, and be able to Invite their parento
SCP.S& Vlll. Thlo shows tho Rn.~ kind of a
and frlendo. The several doors altho oouth end door uoed, and the need of doors M that lime.
for entrance and exit, ant) tho largo OJ)OU I pace
!:!or.s..: IX. ~I any days paned, and eaeh day
madelbe room •err desirable for this play. Then the Cue-men mloo;ed the fi!'O more and more.
the apparatUJ Of the f)'mnaolum lent ltHif tO TOOy mlued the old man and Rharpeyes. They
•arfous oeedJ,
began 10 fear thay would never return. Allall
The story of the Cav.. men II told In thll"'y·ftvo one evening about. sunset a sLrnngor comes tot·
ehaplers. ~·rom theso tho teacher mado twelve lerlng to their door. II proves 10 be SharllOJeS,
scenes for dramatlza&too. These we.re at follows his otrength nearly spent with bunger, •adneu,
accordtnr 10 tbe uplaaatlons given 10 the and tho hardship• of a long, perilous journey.
audte:noe:
Sc&sP. X. 'l'hls 1eeno shows how Stron~:arm
1. Tho ftrsl Soene or tho play showa how tho
dl•co•·crcd fire, and tho celebration o f rejoicing
Rrc clan gola cave. ltls Jato ~'all. The animals
to con.~eque~.
a!'O gelling ready for Winter, and tho ftre clan
Sct:sr. XI. The women are 11 work weavlnJC
waleh for fte- SAbre.tootb to start south. The7
ne&d hi• eavt-. A\ 1as\ one morning Slrongarm, their ba•kell an~ ,.,..,Is, mn~ the children AI
ono or the leaders of tho clan, sees hlm come out. l)lay, while the me1\ aro'orr on a mammoth hunt.
of hla eave and llarl ott toward the south. The
SOt:SE XII. '!'he men return from tho hunl,
people take possession of the cave.
victorious In dc•troyln.: !he mammoth by forcln.:
Sc~:S&ll. Theftreclan rlaeatday-break after II o•er_.~~clltt. Tho women meet them and
tbe ftrsl nlghl In the cave, and with their dan~y homo the burdens. They come tired and
11m In mind, send meooenge,... ott to the 1ltl'l'l"'or fool oore, bul hnllllY, shouting tho war aong
bclp.
"Yo ho, oh ho. "
T ilE :\OU)IAL POI:\TEH.
7
("QUal ~U\.'(..'t'"'' due 10 htr ('l('r:tonat {·hann an•l
thorouj.:h unth••·... lundlnJ: or hca· aubjtoct.
Ml jllf
bt·~t ••l!iilh'"" or both
nntl C11<:ulty •'h t'r'C\'('r ~ h ~ uuty 1}(".
On Jl\Ullltl'; lSth the N OI'Ullll rncuh,) AM'() t\
Fink "·nrrlt•" "llh h<'l' th<'
stuchnHo~
huntiUt t In 1101101' o r Mi!'o~ 1-'ink~ lx'fol't' twr dt'l'""'"
lure fur ht•r hom<' in South lt llwauk("('. The
ball(l'rt·t wa .....~·nt"tl h> ~t ...... Kellar, .... ,l!llot~l by
· <>OJ<' latll•·· <>f thl' Treble Clel Club.
11••
«>lor
...._.lu-eJM• or ".._' nnd l:'fft"n wac carrletl out Ia red
C"antlh• .. and tarnatlonc nntl J:f'l"CD ~mllax, making
lt. one vr th('l
!ilchool.
pl'\~tti<·.. t
affat" en•r a:h't•n In tho
OuJuouar~· :!Oth, Prcttldl'nt
nntl )h·s. J 'ruy enter..
tainNI nL th("lr home the membel"8 of th~ Senior
<"14''·
..\mon~t thf' ""t ud~n t;c ~nu~rlng thlt (JU &t1~r we
rfot'():,;-nb•~
).far)
~InS.
~lr~.Htl~n
lff.Lt:)( B. IIHII>Ct:.
Brown
llricl~.ournt••• Sur~n·l~orof
Mu-le, come' to us from tlm CI'IUlC Normal lnsti·
tukl o f ~h1slc of Pototclaru, ~ll"' York, where she
h•• bfx•o •~3l~ting )I iss Cra.nc durin~ the l>tUl year
and a hall. She h.. furU~er<tudlt'tl Volt-eCuhure
under the dlr'l'C.tlon of ~rs. Urytnt for four years,
oad whb ;\!me. Capplannl of New York, during
one tummer. For st\"~n yran~ the wa.s at the
head o f the llu.le Departmen~ In thfo Nonnal
School at Oneonta, 'Se•· York, wh~re ~he •·as
uou.sually ~uM::ssfuJ . Tbe lnt~re"-l and acU,•ity
displayed In the work here foretell• • continua nco
or her auocess, t\nd also the mulmalnlng of tho
high 11nndard se~ by pre,•louo •uvervlsors.
In the ~·ll:llatlon of }IJ~!I Et.t.A t"JSK, who has
Dlrecwr oi }lusle bert lor the paS! t wo and
a baH 1 car<i. the school f.,.h tht lou of one •ho
Yat alwat• willing to ltnd her aid In any undertaking-, not ool) to her own department, but
whe,<tr 11 ml~b\ be needed. Tit rough htrclforu
tho Choral and T reble Clef Club• ••re re-organ·
lx.cd. antt under her direction rt"'"' ~c\•trol most.
su~•dul concerts. Der work In the Nonna.l
proper and Practice Oepartmen\. has me&. with an
'*"
the familiar faces of
Ut~n,,
t:JI~n
Uotrman,
l"ahelle Burns, and .)11,• 11a.!tty.
Durlnsrtho w-c.•t•k of January!!od,SuJJifrlnten4len\
John Callihan, or ~lcoo.sha, nntl llonorRbll\ S. ~~.
)lnt'l!h, or Nell•vllle, members oil he onlclnl bonrd
of vi!4110r8, tnwpe<:tec.l clusses.
Pt'f!Jidcnt 1-..ay was cttlled away •ruewday by a
telt•::ram announcing the death of hl1 mother,
)lro. L. \\". I' ray, al tho humc of her ~au~:Mer at
O.ttc,o, lll(•hlgan. TJI& POI~"TI::R wish~• lO CS'·
Lend the'' mpathy o f tho Oluclents.
M tilt' clo..., o f the Sec:oncl Quarler, J . ~;. t\1118,
a member or the Senior Clas, , lcfl. for ~hlc:osb,
In order thu ho migh\ i)Ursue the c:ourto In
Mouual ·rrnlnlng olfered thore, It being hi s ln!Aln·
tlon to n111k0 ml\nvul training u SJ}CCinl ty.
l'role••or 0. 1\. Talbcn appured on tho program at the Thlrly·Sixlh Annual MC4!tlng o f the
Aea<Wmr of !klen..,, Februarrlllb. lie !"'"'""~
two paJH'ro: on~, ' ·The Varlallona o r the llraehlal
an..S Sc-Iat ic: 1-'lexua of the 1°"rog," o f •hid' he has
made a spec:lalsludy for several year•; and lbe
other "(.'e~bral Loeallutlon from Clinical
Study,"' baO(!(I 01\ observallon• mado o f William
Shannon, who about three months was shot. to tho
brain, but at nee then has c.xs:.erlenct'd a remarkable recovery.
TilE XOIIM A I. 1'01 ~TI:-: 1!.
8
THE NeRM1\L VeiNTER
n:BHU.\R\"' 1.;, IIJOO.
Published monthly by tho ,hul(\nb of tht•
<~h:th
State Nonnol &-hool, SU.'''ens Point,
\VI:.oont~ln.
T e rms of S ~.& bscrl ptlott-I.A)t311h,•lh•N·y j,) ccnl4 per cumum, amyuhlc In atfvancc.
olellver1 $1.00 per annum. Single ~OJ>ie• Ill ct•nts.
t:mTOttlAL STAVY••
·on.........
J. HOWAtto unowst:,
Jo:ditm··ln·t'hld
f.hrTIK D..:vot:, ·oo.............. A~-.cx:loo• t-:.uror
EOSA PATI-:1-: 1 '00 •••••••••••••••••...••• I.IH'rnry
J. t;. SAZAMA, '00 •••• .••••.•••. . t\tbletlt• •:.lit or
)IAIIOAKET t::<OL!I. "00 ••••••••••••••• A ... t:dhor
Wlt.LIAM t:LI.r.R, "06 ••• .• ••••••• t:xehao~re tAll tor
t:OtTH lL\trTWELL,
Tralnlnlt Dt•1•••1mcnt
·oo......
Ar.T4\ ~1. Su..:UMA!'l, ,(\i ....••..••• Alumni Jo:dhor
UAUOI.U lt. MAIC'rtN, '07 ••. Jo:dltor Jolly Column-t
.J>:l<NH: f::<GL>:, "O(J I
r ~·al t:..llto"'
;\IJ\flY KAI.I~KY, '00 f ······• ··•• """"
Jous J. \\'\'SOCK I. 'ui •••.•.• Bu51ne~~ :uaoa~··r
n"'' OaA~c-u&. ·oo
(._"1...\HteSCR )10irTKt.t~
Slllllent~o~..
~A.IItor---ln·Chlt•f,
Contrlblulons soltchct1 from ulurunl and
Addrest all li~rary material to tht'
Ou.slneu Manager.
and a.ll
~ A8 ... tJ'a""
·oo ;
huo~;lm•ss
11u"lnes.s )_(an&Jrer"
~
•
communtl't\Uons to the"
POINTE R TIPS .
ALL ll&.'< lo~• lhemse~ They need no heir~•··
TOE c&r]>enLC-r who 8«'8 I& not uh,·ays the man who snws.
TUE weight o f an lrJ:ument vat·te~ lnvenu-'1.) as it• len"'lh.
SCBOOT. LJ•••: I• the be<t tnol of lire. Tho other end I• yet to be found.
\V~ Oli'Tt:S heAr
or the Pcdn.:c,guc'd
prof(ll'll'llon.
\\'e havo nol hcnrtl the CO/r of lt.
I
WEk-IU'.JOtCK
In being able 10 Iough In prhate ...lth tht Jolly Column• outside.
now.
ll
) (IDNIOHT ou~·' i .. ftlr more expen~lvt• than •• Stnndard OJI. H \\'o Infer tho
o f compelltloo.
Culd ..-eather
N!'Oo;On
)OU
to he lark
H OMAN NATURE Is proverbially much the ••me the world o•·er. Wo are all ver) much alike and
Jt!L -rerr dlfferent, wbl4..'h aeeouol§: for all the t.lld't•r'\•1\\."f between U!'i.
OU NO lovo'a dream 00\'Cr tllstUI'b~ th(! ~tlunlbcl· of COilHIIOI\ SCI\1(!. A noicd vhtlo,.oph(JI' dC.CIUI'Ccl,
11
A ruan In love is no~ tn hl.s right. n1lnd. 11 He ruoy OOIIe\'e he Is 11 rl&:ht"' In lzu mind, but M,
mlod can "I tie lo lwo pl..,.,, at once.
Y
/
T
I!E line-up of our friend .. arhl c_·omradeot I Itt f, c-;.nstantl> ebangin.,r. \tarlous cau~'l
qomblne to elimlnotc totbe oml u1 •
II tht• vneunt p1U4..'\!~.
Such a re-adjustment recur" annually In cv\:r.)· •chool owlnJ: to the YN•rly changes to the
"..
TilE XOIOI.\1. PUI:>.'I'Eit
!I
ll('Nonnel of th«" .. tutl-.·nt lwkl>, tH.u ..,udt ''hAnJ:t· .. :ti'\'-C:U ..tcuuarJ n1l\l aruicip:atet.l, cau'ilng lhtle oeees·
~h)· for coo3Ciou .. at.lju ...tmcot. flo•,.,·,·r. n. focuh~ 4-'ha.n;..'l• 1.. Clh''D.)II noth.--eable. ~o:,·cr.) ~acher ch:irae.tt•rt,w .. and imHvhlunll:f.t• .. hi .. •urk, l"-'\.'Oiulu~ tt JKtrt of h. (.'on ...cquNltly hl'l ab..en~ I~ noted by
oil In no,_.. mamwr n ....ochurd •-ilh hi" wutk.
Soml\ four •·t'\•ko~ o~o ""• batlt• flll"-'"''11 to nut• of our fM•uh~. ~ll.t• Ellu L.. F'lnk became a mcm·
btr of tbaa.. botiJ bo :anti onto.lntU Jt•:tr.. a.::u. .MtHlJ' or t~o. hnH• kno•·n her durlnJl her e ntire scr,·l~
whb u ... and t:an h: ..lUJ to tht• cothu .. ia<~m anti litlt'litJ •hlch ,.ha,..cteriX('(I her work amon.: u.§~ She
WA'4 t\"er rf'atly to .. acrlfl~ for the> ::t·u.-ralt•ftlch·rM.·y uf twr work, or for the l'l"'grt''i<4 of Individual
~lutlent<il . Bcr-•<h·partuwnl •a ... h.•fl thm·ul> or,:;miztd. and ha" rec.."Cived faithful, untlrlng, di.sln·
h.•n.•... ted attention. lh•r lnl1utau.."(" "hh tlw ,.""' l.c••h· of .. uult1nt ... rt'mllln~ uoaffectetl b) th~ chnngc.
\\1o wl-.h to \!XJU"\'1'>"' ou•· ~> u•pnth~ fw· ht•r 1n,·tdhl rnoth('l·, nntl tu c xtc ntl ou•• hcn••t.y ;,;ood will to
~11-. t'lnk.
\\'c ~L our nt" SUJM.'ni ...oa-. )h·.... Urhlc-t•. and anti-.,·lpatt• 111t·a~urab1e and proOtablu Acqualntanoo W"ith her and lw:r •ork.
AitCU lith 1, apprtHlchiu:: anti '"" ur.• nht·:ul)' on tlw nuul to :\lllwaukee.
M
The force-. an:o
mu ..tertn~ for tht• «:unu.•.. t ""''" all .. rut• um· will 1.,..~ lllU4h••'-'d out. Ccnaln J>hrasc' mlgh~ be
\llied to d~cribe lht1 UIIIIO<ooJihton.• ()\'1'\"lltllll:O: tht .. JU'\'pantllnn ; hut, OC'Cause or OUI' abhorence or con\'t_•ntlonolism in nll furm .... ,..,. r\'fraln fnun ..;•> lnl! that fo•· ..,.,,•rul w(\(!kS HmJghty rumblings havo
•hOkt>n the wall-l of thl ... (:ood Old Jn .. tltutlon. ·• nohl(' ~E'ntlnwru ... ••t.ocho aml re--echo thru the halls,"
"hrlll denuneiath>lh "a•:ak•·n th.:• .. lumf~:no:: .....n'""t·~ of tht• "4>'huo1 to tbe fac'l lhal .-e are ptel)ared to
Uo or die-.·· ~rtaln 'tutl4·nt ..... ,·:n 11 tn•,thl(-11. no·duu ... ~untt·nanc('," d utuo, aJ finillfm, .t\11 lhei(",
w-tn..' th(lo)' prewot. "'•uhl t"\·rt:.inl~ cluuach· l~t tht unlinftr.) pn·paratlon for the Oratorical Cont~t.
\\·eft"-' unable to ..HUt• J.c~<ooitht· l~ tl .. tu tlwl•· I'"...._.....~. hut."'-" su~r«t the)- a re whh us. Tht'refo~, let
~til oua· si~t~r " rn .. thutlon"'" l"t.'llll'lllltt·r 1905 1 nnd lM.'n' Ot''' of 1906% "J'hls ts ou•· yecu·! llurrah for
~lll•uukec:
J.:UT!l;.\HY "'th tlw 1..-~-..·t u,• ( 'u•nnaiu...• pr..·..-t, ot ~to u ... n ,..-•rtalo C.: aptalo lltCitMOSD P. llou.sos.
TIM! worhl kno..-... )lr. lf,,h ... on a ... 3 ... •llur anti a M-ro. a~ au uratur and a true .\n~~erlt.•ao. fie b
fjUh(' nblc to cornln'--.• 004' thn.t ht•
1/J' •·•ufJ. llt• b..•llt.•\'(>4 tha' Ame rica's del'tln.) I!C indeed
•·manlft•"tt. •· that lwr ml .... iun i1 to JU II\· I ~tim I"'Dt"\' to th~ nation-. . ~tr. Hobson cnnno\. bo c haracter..
ltt.-.1 by the rn<'rt' h•rnt" ''t>h>ti'H'nt · nn\l "UtnJ:nt'lit· •• , \\~c "IHmltl •·uth(lr ~oy ho ht nl8o co,H•Incinsr
anti profound. 111 .. uth·r·anc,., 3"-' nut .. u,wrJh·bll u1· 1·at1ical; lht·~· IH'H nul bornba"tlc nH: tns}hOr~ which
.., 0 ar on ..AJ:Ie'~oo •In:,:" un·r tht· ... un-lit Slt·r•·a ... :wtl aero ...... ll~t~ t•JCJUin~h·e Pacific• t\ot a !&Jk!aker he Is
attract I~<', foret•ful,lv;:1cal. \\~,. ~t·n· 11\lWh lmpn , ... 'tl by tbt.• ft•nrlt•"" hone ..ty whh which he dl1ttC-us.s«J
tM (JOihleal. f'e(mmnic. and mor•l t.·untlhlon<t of our tlo:M:•. Graft, eorrus,tloo, maehlne rule, and
11\tlu ... tri a l tyrrannr an• produ(·t ... of I"Jiitlt.·n.l DJt31b~· and moral lethargr. ~ electorate mu .. t be
purlflfd. tbe J)Ubllt• hnnor "iodic ,h_'11, lh, nt'ltlonal 4,•on~ltn~ :arou~. By whoen '! IJy American... ~
"l'hcn ~111 wt> l)t\ C(u:.llll\-d to fulfill tlu• ml""lon rur •hid\ our ~utlou wos born: \\'ar Is wunfnt:!
'l'lw tluy of JK'[U.'t' Is hl"t'nkin~.:: l\lllt>l'h-u ...tand" in a po~itlon 10 Ia~· n hnnd on cltlwr ocean. She hn~
•h•eady tt.•rmlnntetl th(• mo ... L tt.••·rlhlt•\H\r(tf \lodt•a'fi ilis tory. Slw IJii bylnhea·ltonco a n1l hya<.·~-.ul~llion
p~mloently th~ arbitn ... ..: nf tht'\\"orlll UJ""' unt.• t'Ontlition- ,ht' mu~t.butld a OliVJ,D na,·y which ,.·il l
makf! the hand of t'oeh.• SAm ht"avy lndt ....l fc•r tiK· OJ)JU"('""'or. a navy po.-erful and t"ttkleo,, a oa,·y
whlt':h .,ha lt plou~h th•• •&\'t·.., not for ~lory. not for ;:old. hut for l ...lbforty and l~t"&C(':
\\'e anlicipat;•d a rat'\' plt•a .. un"' in )Jr. llhlhun':-. \'i'>it. \\'H hR\'(' 1"(\allzed that. plta'4uro anti kou"'
hhu a~ omt of our J.(l"('lll orator~.
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It,...,...,
t
10
T il E :\OJUI.\ L PO I:\TEH.
In what.,.., ><:hfllulrd a ha•ketballl!••ne. but
which """ tntlr(\ or a nuolt"\ot than rul>lhln~ ~Is£",
our ttnm "••nt down to dt•fl·nt bcfnf\ot tlw (khko,.h
team b) tl. -.co~ of 3d tn 1:!.
Attht.• ,·nd of the flr-,1 hsU tl'<' CO('()n• tnoo.l 8 to
Thh~ fatt !iiho.. ~ that
the lNUrl"' "ere qull"' (Wt•nl)· matched. It is n.
qucst.lon ho" the uunte • •ould l}lwe rcocultt'd hrul it.
not b(_'o(ln for the ~enrro8h) of tb~ man thct ealled
ureft.W. 01 •hO ~hOWft) from thfo YfrJ &tar\ thaL
his knowlt'dJ.t('; of the ~arne of ba~ket ball 1~ sadly
limiled. '' knowlrduc of the rule•, ''(lrhatlm, 1111
Of Iilli~ ti<'COUnt If the 8tUOC Ol right API>Jicalion
of them I• lacking.
6 in ra,· or of the urmHan ... "
11>o Marshfield lllgbs J>laycd a return gunl(l of
1Ja8kct ball here on ~·cbruary Oth. II was one of
the cleanes'- anU fasttst ga~s thua far seen ur.on
our door. )lar8hfteld can rightly boast of a•
good a Ellgb S<:hool team •• ever donned ba,k<t
ball "togs."
Good t<~am •·ork on both 81dco characterized
the game from atart to Oni.sh.
n1e Umpirt!, tbC boyS Say, ~~ I
HmJghty ftOC
man.,, Bis dec I•tons •·ere fatr In et"ery way, antl
cllclt;>d many compllm{.;t..•·y remarks from the
•IJCClatoro during and a fter the game.
A large crowd went home that nll(ht satl•fted
that they saw a aood game.
The eate recelpto neued the Ouket Oall.\uoel·
atlon a neat sum, for which they arc thankful to
tbo m any out81Ucrt present .
A Social Bo1> wat tendered the )larob6eltl lad•
after tbe game.
Profeasur GIJe, principal, accompanied
the
team.
&ore at end o f fir~t l>alt 12 to 3 In fa•·or of
St.cveos Polo&. t'lnal500re-20 to 14 In our ravor.
t~lne up:
MAR8IIFIO:I..D.
\\"c never s:-nambl~ when beaten falrl}·, but ..-e
do JH"Ote .. t aguinbt. lnju111tl~ and parthallty, hC'\\'·
C\'el'li'UO tht.• lllOth'e~ of tho ()CfJX:LrnlOI'S IIIIIY h 0\'0
been. To give Rm.l s:et n ~~~qurnv d~t'' _.n bnsket.
ball deJ>end• UJ>On th~ unbiased d«:ltl1>no of the
a rbiter In no less nwa,urc than In an~· otht-t: eun·
test. The r<'ferec mu~t he u nol ~ft~'l'(',
l..inoup:
OSIII<OMII.
Keefe .•..•••••.•. ,('enttr...... l::obe-nc.
Wbiwomb . • ...... t'ono·ard ... Ol•c:hoiT.
HalM•y .••••.••...• l''orwnrtl.... Onuur<'.
:'tloody ••••••..•. . . Gucu"tl..•••. 1-'u rk.
lluckley .••.• . ...• Guard .•.... Wtullclgh.
Son·n"on rtef£'1"('('.
t-:"cn.on-eml)ire.
It i• with ~1-cnt lntere"t. thai. wu arc followtng
&be tH-.cu, .. lon' or leatUng educator"', ln~~otltution;c,
and prornln(·nt men on t~ fool hall qut ...tlon.
We do not !nor the &bultltlon of thlo gn>al
.:nmt: nor do we ftavor Its total p...-~crvat ion.
Not•·lth,tumling the fnct thDt. footllall Is one or
our 1no't lx·lo\"'td and ra,•orlte g-ame•. •e must. all
COI\C('t)t' that lt ha•
apr~~eal
•o•nc
reatu~ wht~ tlo no&.
to our lUeal of n manly gaw<•. \\T., must.
admit ll(•yontl the •hodow oJ A tloubttlmt foot boll
tl.S playt-.1 by American teams, lat1to or small,
1>0~-Se'-"'tc M>me glarln:;: bnr\al &'PfCl.C. Out lJ,e..
yond thh are !n"'ater r•·ll• still thee• II• of profc.sloooll•u>-t
~~<:hoolln11 In di•hone8ly which
~~ w American youth.
STY.Vtt.'<S Poi:<T.
Wharftcld .. •.....• Center ..... Hoberts
P a tterson •....••.•. ~·orward ... Drasurc
Wilt •••••••.••.•••. Forward .. Uiit'boiT
~·recl•rlcko ....••••• Guard ..•.• Wadi•IJ:h
MUla ••••.•.•.••••• Guard .••.. Park.
Umplr&--~lr. Tearmao.
lleferco-Evero.,n.
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