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Show C4 orhea' g,M Cl im. MiHMia, Ctam, Mar. 18, 190!. Editor Ttaaa : For lear there eaay be eoae miaap-prehention miaap-prehention on the part of the reader ol The Timet, throogb the aumient turn-lel.ed turn-lel.ed by tb Marieo correapndent, in regard to the late ecbool dufjcnlliee, I write yon tbeee lew lioet. The trouble wa not alone the retnlt fancient Ideae" entertainod by the pateont, bat en aeoennt ol 1x4 oldie-elpluie, oldie-elpluie, ia partlcnlar. Yonrcorretpond-ent Yonrcorretpond-ent thought that polling hair daring echoal bocre and aim liar acta performed by the pupil were in ttienitelre rather primitive or "aacient" methodtol dit-ciplin. dit-ciplin. When Superintendent Blochrmade. hit virit of Inveatigatlon bethought, and alia eipretaed hlmaalf. It beat, the tchool term having nearly expired, to continue under the preient management, ai It would be let detrimental to continue con-tinue than tu employ another teacher fur to tbort a time, and to diecontiua woald rut the appropriation ahort. The teacher and papilt expreeted a deiire to do better in the future. By one interested inter-ested In the caaae of education, thii explanation ex-planation It made, and not from any de-tire de-tire to injure or miirepretent. PATRON. |