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1894-1895.

MILWAUKEE Northwestern Pnblishing Honse 1895

BOARD OF

TRUSTEES

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Dr. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE. Rev. C. GAUSEWITZ, President,

St. Paul, Minn.

Rev. PH. VON RoHR,

Winona, Minn.

Prof. Dr. W. NoTz, Secretary,

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Rev. C. J. ALBRECHT, Rev. S. A. KuHN,

New Ulm, Minn.

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Hanover, Minn.

Redwing, Minn.

Rev. CHR. BENDER, Rev. K. F. SCHULZE,

Watertown, Wis.

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Mankato, Wis.

Rev. R. SIEGLER,

Barre Mills, Wis.

Rev. M. QuEHL,

- Minneapolis, Minn,

Rev. L. EMMEL,

St. Peter, Minn.

Mr. F. KNEYSE,

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Mr. C. HEINRICH, Mr. G. DoNGus,

Milwaukee, Wis. St. Paul, Minn.

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New Ulm, Minn.

Mr. A. GUNDLACH,

St. Paul, Minn.

Mr. F. H. RETZLAFF, Treasurer, -

New Ulm, Minn.

THE

FACULTY.

PROF. J. SCHALLER, PRESIDENT, (Religion. German. Latin. History. Pedagogics. Psychology.)

PROF.

J.

G. MOHR, INSPECTOR.

(Religion. German. Pedagogics. Drawing. Music.)

PROF. G. BURK. (English Language. Music.)

PROF. A.

Jr.

REIM.

(Mathematics. Natural Sciences.)

PRoF. A. ACKERMANN. (Religion. German. Latin. History. Geography.)

PREFATORY REMARKS.

The Teachers' Seminary of Dr. Martin Luther College at New Ulm, Minn., is organized under a. resolution of the General Evangelical-Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and other States. It is supported by voluntary contributions from the congregations belonging to that body.

The organization of the Seminary was prompted by

the necessity of supplying Lutheran parochial schools in the Northwest with competent teachers, and this consideration primarily governs the selection of branches to be taught, and the determination of the ends to be attained.

At the

same time, the two lower preparatory classes offer a course which will afford sufficient training for entering the third preparatory class of any college for the purpo¡se of completing a classical course. Finally, by arranging an extra course in book-keeping for such students as desire it, the institution affords desiraqle opportunities to prepare for business life.

ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS. THE SEMINARY.

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CLASS A.

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Cleveland, 0.

New Ulm, Minn.

- New Ulm, Minn.

Jackson, Wis. - New Ulm, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

Graf, Gustav, Montgomery, Otto, Pelzl, John, Prahl, William, Stindt, Otto, Vogelpohl, Frederic, CLASS B.

New Ulm, Minn.

- New Ulm, Minn.

Helenville, Wis. - Menomonie, Wis. Naugart, Wis. - Van Dyne, Wis. Lewiston, Minn.

- w atertown, ,vis.

Weyauwega, Wis.

Franke, Frederic, Hellmann, Henry, Jaeger, Henry, Kannengiesser, Edward, Knorr, Otto,*) Nimmer, Henry, Sackreiter, Hermann, Zautner, Henry, Zempel, Robert,

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. CLASS C.

(QUARTA.)

Hauber, Otto, Jehn, Rudolf, Reichmuth, Frederic, Schro.er, Hermann, Sievert, Louis, Weissenborn, Joseph, *) Left by advice of the Faculty.

- Heidelberg, Minn.

Naugart, Wis. - Minneapolis, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

- Gibbon, Minn.

Hannover, Germany.

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DR. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE. CLASS D.

Albrecht, Conrad, Albrecht, Paul F., Albrecht, Paul J.,*) Franz, Charles, Frey, Oscar, Friess, William, Hellermann, Otto, l\fayerhoff, Immanuel, Mohr, John, Schroeder, \Valter, Stein, Henry, Thies, Charles, -

(QUINTA.)

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CLASS E.

(SEXTA.)

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Boock, John, Espenson, William, Gieseke, Samuel, Krieg, Hugo,

Burschville,, Minn.

Hutchinson, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

Litchfield, Minn.

St. Leo, Minn.

Minneapolis, Minn.

Norfolk, Nebr.

Wonewoc, Wis. New Ulm, Minn.

Gibbon, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

Merton, S. Dak.

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New Ulm, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

New Ulm, Minn.

Johnson, Minn.

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. Diers, Charles, - Blakeley, Minn.

Fieseler, Charles, Hastings, Minn.

Freas, Joseph, Hastings, Minn.

Huelskamp, Joseph, New Ulm, Minn.

Saeckl, John, - New Ulm, Minn.

Schlumpberger, Albert, New Ulm, Minn.

Splittstoesser, Hermann, - Gibbon, Minn.

SUMMARY. Number of Students in the Seminary " " " Preparatory Classes " " " Academic Department Total *) Died, December 1894.

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Seminar. alctffe A..

R el i g i o n. lBiblifdJe @ef d,Jid,Jte mrten unb �euen %efta= ments. lBrud,Jftilcfe aus ber �ird,Jengefd,Jid)te. �ird,JenHeber re= l)etiert. ( S.) 1) e u t f cf,. S!)as %ertial)enfum aus Bt)ons �anbbudJ bet beutfd,Jen @:;l)rad,Je. @:;tiliftif nad,J Bt)on. !Bier @ebid,Jte memoriert. ,3ag1reid,Je fdJrifHid,Je mroeiten. (S.) English. William's Rhetoric. Longfellow, Evange­ line. Hawthorne, The House of the Seven Gables. (B.) Mathematics. Solid Geometry according to Loo­ mis. (R.) Natural Sciences. Inorganic Chemistry after Steele's Popular Chemistry. Physiology. (R.)

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pa bag o g if. S!)ie aUgemeinen Untmid,Jtsgrunbfa�e, bie au13eren @:;d,Juieinrid,Jtungen, bie biscii:,Hnarifd,Jen mnorbnungen, bas �e!ferftJftem, ijinlllirfung bes Begrers auf bas e!terlid,Je �aus - im mnf d,)Iu13 an �agfes @runb3ilge bet !Boifsf d,Juieqiegung. Begrberfagren unb fl)e3ieUe 9:J?etgobif ber ein3efnen UntmidJis= gegenftanbe nad,J Beuf .BegrbudJ ber ijqiegung unb bes Unter= rid,Jts. - S!)ie Begre oon ben fatedJetifdJen stiebuftions= unb ijrfiiu= terungsmittefn unb oom S!)isi:,onieren, folllie l)raftifdJe mnieitung 3ur lBearbeitung fated)etifdJer ijntttJilrfe nadJ @:;d_Jil�e. musarbei= tung 3agfreid,Jer ijntttJilrfe unb �ated)efen, lllefd,Je 3um %eiI bot ben @:;d,Jilfern ber @emeinbefd,Jufen gegaften lllurben. - sp r a f t i= f dJ e it b u n g e n fanben iebe Wod)e an 3toei gafben ;r.agen in

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bet giefigen 3tueiHaffigen @emeinbefd}ule f±att. �ie !Seminatif±en bet Oberf(affe untmid,Jte±en in bib!. @efd}id)±e, St'ated,Jismus, \Red}nen, 2efen, !Sd)teiben (beutfd) unb engHfd)), 4)eimatsfunbe, @eogral:)gie unb mnfd)auungsuntmid}t. (M.) p f y dJo Iog i e nad) trtiiglidJ=2inbnets 2e{Jtbud) bet eml:)i• tifdJen �f�d}ofogie. (S.) m u f if. Otge!iibungen nad} !Sd)iltes Ueinet Otgelfd)u!e. (;atmonie(e{Jte nad) 2. Sti:ig(er. (B.)

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2Z e Ii g ion. Stated)ismus : .Stueitet unb bti±tet mttife!. �as mater Unfer. ?Biblifd)e @efdJid)te : mon ber !Sd)iil:)fungsge• fd)id)te bis 3um �in3ug ber St'inber �srael ins gefobte 2anb. (M.) 1) e u t f d}. ilas �iibelner 2efebud) filr Untertettia. 2ut{Jets !Sd)tiften 3ur \RefotmationsgefdJidJte nad) �eubauets mustuagf. �ertial:)enfum aus 2�ons 4)anbbudJ. !Sed)s @ebid)te memotied. lniefe fdJtiftfidJe mtoeiten. (S.) English. Kellog's Rhetoric, part first. Swinton's Studies in English Literature. (B.) Mathematics. Plane Geometry according to Loomis's Textbook, Books I-IV. (R.) - General review of the principal operations of arithmetic, with a view to methodical treatment in the elementary school. (M.) pa bag og if. @efdJid,Jte ber �iibagogif bis auf m. 4).tYranfe unb bie allgemeinen Untmid)tsfiite nad} Ragle. �ie fJetbartfd}en trOtmalftufen. (S.) - �{Jeorie bet fated)etifd)en 2egrart, bas foted)etifd)e .Sergliebern, �nttuideln, �tf!iiten u. f. tu. �ie l:)raf• tifd}en �ebuftionsmittef. (M.) - munetbem nagm biefe St'laffe als .Suf}iiterfd)aft in bet @emeinbefdJule an ben l:)raftifd)en iioun• gen ber Obetflaffe teif.

Natural Sciences. Physics : Properties of matter, Co­ hesion and Adhesion, Gravity, Hydrostatics, Hydrodynamics and Pneumatics. after Steele's Popular Physics. (R.)

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Civil Government. Fiske's Civil Government in the United Staats.. (S.) mu f if.. Orgelilbungen nad,) eLtilbes Ueiner Orgelf d,)ule. ,t)armonieleljre gemeinfd,)aftlidJ mit Rlaffe A. (B.)

p r o f e m i n a r. alciffe c.

(Ouarta.)

Se Ii g i o n. stated,)ismus : �ie ,Seljn @ebote, erfter nnb 31t1eiter lllrtifel. Wleljrere stird,)enHeber memoriert. (S.) De u t f cf]. Ouartal)enf um aus 2�ons t,anbbud,). t)iemit berbunben, bie1e f d,)riftlid,)e lllrbeiten. �obelner 2ef ebud,) ftir Ouarta. Wleljrere @ebid,)te memoriert. (M.) English. Reed and Kellogg's Higher Lessons, second part. Irving's Sketch Book. Hawthorne's Mosses from an Old Manse. (B.) Latin. Caesar's Gallic War, Books I. II, III 7-16, IV, V (partly). Grammatical topics were discussed in con­ nection with the text, according to Harkness' Latin Gram­ mar. Frequent written exercises. (S.) Mathematics. Algebra, to Equations of the second degree, after Loomis' Elements. (R.) Natural Sciences. Botany after Steele's Fourteen Weeks in Botany. (R.) Geography. General review of the physical and poli­ tical geography of both hemispheres. (A.) <Be f cf] i cf] t e. @ef d)id)te bes Wlittelalters unb bet 9?eu3eit im lllnfdJ(un an etacfe. (A.) mu f if. q:liano nad) 2ouis Roljfers �labierfd)ule. @:>in= gen, meiftens �refftibungen. (M.) - lBioHnuntmid)t nad) (foa= tius=@:iieber. (B.) 0 e i cf] n en. �ad) storl)em unb �rnljtmobeUen: Ouabrat, 2eiter, Sheis, Wilrfel, Wal5e. (M.)

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Re [ i g ion. l8ililifd,Je @efd,Jid,Jte bes IJceuen �eftaments.

Wlef)rere St'ird,Jenlieber ttmrben memoriert. (A.) De u t fd,. '!,as Quintal)enfum aus £l�ons �anbliud,J. '!,o, oe!ner £lefeliud,J filr Quinta. @ebid,Jte ge1ernt. 'l)iftate. (A.) English. Reed and Kellogg's Higher Lessons, first part. More detailed analysis of simple, compound, and complex sentences. Harpers' Fifth Reader. Written ex, ercises. (B.) £:ate in. £lattmanns Iateinifd,Jes Ubungsliud,J filr Quinta. mus bem £lattmannfd,Jen £lefeliud,J fiir biefe St'Iaffe ttJut'oen ge!efen: Fabulae et historiae; Res Romanae; Colloquia. Gd,JriftW{Je itoungen. (A.) Arithmetic according to Ray's Higher Arithmetic.

Applications of Percentage - Partial Payments. (R.) Zoology, Mammalia after Steele's Popular Zoo­ logy. (R.} Geography. General geographical topics. North America, physically and politically considered. (A.} <Be fd, id,te. lftomifcf)e @efd,Jid,Jte liis 3ur erften �aifeqeit im mnfd)Iun an Gtacfe. - United States History according to Barnes' Brief History of the United States. (S.) e id,n en. 3uf am men mit St'IaITe C. (M.) lli u f if. �Hano nad,J £louis St'of)fers �ianofcf)u!e. muner= bem tamen tlerfd)iebene �oml)ofitionen filr bier �clnbe 3ur !llerttJer= tung. Gingen: �aul)tfad)lid) �reffilliungen. lM.) Sd, on fd, re i be n. '!,eutfd) : �aftfd)reilien. English : Vertical Penmanship, Merrill's Copy Books. (A.)

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Re [ i g ion. l8ililifcf)e @efd,Jid,Jte bes 9ceuen �eftament�. ,8ef)n St'ird)enlieber memoriert. (A.)

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De u t f cf,. SDas @3e6tapenfum aus £l�ons �an'DoudJ. SDo� belner £lefebudJ filr @3e6ta. SDiftate. @e'Did)te memoriert. (A.) English. Reed and Kellogg's Graded Lessons. Simple, complex and compound sentences analyzed. Many written exercises. Harper's Fourth Reader. (B.) £ a t e in. £lattmanns (flementaroudJ filr @3e6ta. Gd)rift� !id)e m:roeiten in ij6pofition un'D �ompofition. (A.) Arithmetic. Textbook : Ray's New Practical Arithme­ tic. Applications of Percentage - U. S. Reve'nnes. (R.) Zoology . Together with Class D. (R.) Geography. Preparatory discussions. Asia and Africa, physically and politically considered. (A.) <Be f cf, i cf, t e. @riedJifdJe @ef dJid)te im m:nfdJ1uf3 an @3tade. (S.) J � i cf, n e n. ';;Das ,3eid)nen tJon \:y1iidJen: Qua'Drat, SDreiecf, �reis, Doa1, mit Drnamentey. (M.) mu f if. Wie maffe D. (M.) S cf, on f cf, re i be n. @emeinfdJaft1idJ mit �laffe D. (A.} (SDie Gd)iller 'Der m:fa'Demie erf)ielten auf3er'Dem Untetrid)t im mud)filf)ren.) (R.)

!llocmcint� fiber ba� �t�tttfcminar. '.!las '.!lr. martin 2utger (follege (bon ber ebang.= {utg.

9:Rinnefota = ei�nobe im �agre 1884 mid)tet) liegt im fiibtueftlid)en '.tei!e bes etiibtd)ens 91etu Ulm, 9:Rinn., auf einem l)rad)ttJoU lie= tualbeten .\:)iigel311g inmitten eines fd)tinen 91aturl).arfes. '.!las ®e= liiiube fe!lift ift auf ettua fieli3ig �nfaffen liered)net unb entgiilt auter ben !ffiogn3immern unb ed)laffii!en ber ed)il!er nod) bie 2egrfiife unb cine !ffiognung fiir ben �nfl)eftor. �m ijrbgefdJot liegen St'iid)e, ijtfaa1 unb bie !ffiognriiume fiir bas .f.)ausgaltsl)erfonal. ijin lSrunnen bon gunbertfed)3ig trut '.tiefe liefert tJortrefflid)es !illaffer.

Unter ben 2egrmitteln, tueld)e·bem eeminar 311r merfiigung ftefJen, berbienen bie mufifolifd)en �nftrumente einer liefonberen ijrtuiignung. �m groten 2egrf a ale ftegt cine ausge3eid)nete \llfei= fenorge{ mit 3tuei 9:Ranualen unl:> \llebal, ad)t flingenben, bier me= d)anifd)en \Regiftern unb einem "swell". muterbem ftegt ben mn= fiingern im Orgelfl)iel ein gutes .f.)armonium mit \llebal 3ur mer= fiigung. '.!lrei \Pianos berbollftiinbigen bie musriiftung. @�mna= fiaften unb 2egramts3tiglinge ergalten ben 9:Rufifuntmid)t unent= geltlid). mnbere eidJiiler 3aglen fiinfaig �ents fiir jebe etunbe. lSeim �intritt in bie mnftalt mut jeber ed)iiler bem '.!lireUor geniigenbe 3eugniffe iilier guten moralifd)en �garafter borlegen tonnen, unb ed)iiler aus anberen mnftalten miiffen aus benfeloen cine egrenbolle ijntlaffung lieioringen. '.!lie .f.)ausorbnung forbert tJon jebem ed)iiler einen untabeli= gen, d)riftlid)en 2elienstuanbel. '.trotbem bie mnftalt in igrer jetigen trorm tJornefJmlid) eine tradJfd)ule ift, fo finben bod) aud) nod) fold)e ed)iiler mufnagme, tueld)e nid)t oeabfid)tigen, fid) auf bas \llrebigt= ober ed)ulamt

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bor3ubereiten, borausgefe�t, 'oat fie alle triidJer igrer �faffe (aus• genommen bas etu'oium bes 2ateinifd)en) mitnel)men. eold)e ed)iller, toeld)e �re'oiger o'oer .\.legrer 3u toet'oen ge'oen• fen, 3aglen fein ed)u(gel'o. mile an'oeren f)aben flit bas erfte :tertial $12. 75, filr 'oie bei'oen ilbrigeri '.tertia(e je $10. 75 3u ent• rid)ten. �ein ed)iller follte fein etu'oium unterbted)en, um eine ed)ule 3u ilbernef)men, of)ne botf)er 'oen �ireftor bon feiner m:b fid)t in stenntnis 3u fe�en un'o 'ourdJ 'oiefen 'oie trafuWit um if)re Suftimmung 3u bitten. ed)iller bet �riil)aran'oenUaffen fonnen unter feinen Umftiin'oen 3u 'oem oben be3eid)netm 3toecfe Urlaub ergalten. :Jn allen an'oeren triillen bef)iilt fidJ 'oie trafultiit 'oie (fotfd)ei'oung bor. mrre mnfragen in 'oiefer \Rid)tung follten n i dJ t an 'oen betr. ed)iller, fon'oern an 'oen �ireftor gerid)tet toer'oen.

9ceue ed)iiler follten fo frilg toie moglidJ angemr!'oet toet'oen, 'oamit alle notigen !Borbereitungen filr bas neue ed)uljaf)r 3eitig getroffen toer'oen fonnen. �ie mnmel'oungen fin'o an 'oen �ireftor 3u rid)ten, unter meifilgung genauer m:ngaben ilber 'oie !Botfennt• niffe bes betr. edJillers. :Je'oer neue ed)iller gat fidJ nad) feinem ijintreffen beim �ireftor 3u mel'oen. ed)iller bet mta'oemie fin'o gegalten, alle etun'oen bet S'naffe, 3u toeld)er fie gef)oren, 3u befud)en. musgenommen ift bas etu" 'oium bet lateinifdJen el)rad)e. mud) follten foldJe ed)iller unter allen Umftiin'oen 3u mnfang bes ed)uljaf)res eintreten un'o bis 3um ijn'oe 'oesfelben ausf1alten, um toirHid)en @etoinn bon igrem mufentf)alte in 'oer mnftalt 3u f)aben, 'oa · unfer �urfus filr bas gan3e ed)uljaf)r ein 3ufammengiingen'oes @an3es ift. m:lir'o jeman'o fortgefd)icft, o'oer berliitt ein ed)illet 'oie mnftalt bor ed)lut bes stertials, fo toir'o fein ed)u(gel'o 3utilcferftattet. �as ed)u(gel'o mun innerf)alb 'oer erften 3toei m:lodJen nad) 'oem ijintritt be3af)lt toer'oen, toi'origenfaUs ein �ollar mef)r bmd)net toir'o.

St'oft un'o 2ogis ift im �ollegegebiiu'oe 3u fin'oen. :Je'o�r .809° ling, bet in 'oer mnftalt toof)nen toill, mut ausgeftattet fein mit: 0

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IJ.Ratrate, Sf'ol)ffiffen, :tlecfe, @3tel)l)becfe, lBettltliifd)e, fillafd)oecfen, Sf'amm, @3d)uf)oilrfte, ()anbtild)ern unb einem Stoffer. 5:laml)enol ltlirb 3u einem oefiimmten, flit alle 6d)iller gfeid)matigen lBetrag gefiefert. �iit �ei3ung forgt jebes ,Simmer gemeinfd)aftfid). (fln= fad)e abet gefunbe · Sf'oft ltlirb fiir $80.00 bas @3dJufjaf)r f)inburd) gefiefert. @3ofd)e @3d)iifer, bie 5llrebiger obet 5:lef)rer ltletben ltlollen, erf)aften eine �rmiitigung bon 25 5llro3ent �eber @3d)iller ift filr bas tion if)m georaud)te �igentum bet mnftalt beraniltlottlid,J, unb bie Sf'often bes biefem 3ugefilgien @3d)abens f)at berfefoe 3u oeftreiten. Sf'ann ber eigentlid)e '.tf)iiiet nid)t ermitteft ltlerben, fo mii,fen alle baoei lBeteifigten ben @3d)aben becfen. �m �ntmfte allet lBeteifigten ltlitb 3uberfid)Hid) borausge= fett, bat jeber ied)iller l)ilnftfid,J am '.toge VOf bet feftgefe!,ten �toffnung jebes '.teriiafs eintrifft. mue merfl)iitung �in3elnet berurfad)t ,Seitberfuft in ben maffen unb oefonbere mroeit filt bie 5lltofeffoten. mnmelbungen, mnfragen u. f. ltl. tic'f)te man an ben :tlireltor Prof. ]. SCHALLER, New Ulm, Minn.

GENERAL INFORMATION. DR. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE was erected A. D. 1884 by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Minnesota and other States, and is situated in the southwestern part of the city of New Ulm, Minn. The location is healthy and very beau­ tiful, as the college-building is surrounded by a fine natural park and lies upon a wooded bluff which affords a charming view of the town and a portion of the valley of the Min­ nesota River.

Board and lodging may be obtained in the college-build­ ing at the following rates : - $32.00 For the first term For the second and third terms each $24.00

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The charges for tuition are as follows : - $12.75 For the first term For the second and third terms each $10.75 Music lessons are charged for extra at the rate of 50 Cts. each.

It is the wish of the faculty that all scholars enter at the beginning of the school-year and remain to the end of the third term, in order to secure substantial returns for their labor. As our course is laid out on a plan which embraces the entire scholastic year, a stay of shorter duration will al­ ways result in fragmentary gains only. Still, if for any reason a student is prevented from attending our school for the entire time specified in the calendar, board and tuition will be computed for him at rates closely approaching those given above.

All Students who have the bona fide intention of enter­ ing the service of the Church as teachers of LUTHERN PARO� CHIAL SCHOOLS, pay no tuition and are furnished board at reduced rates.

Every student is required to take up all branches studied by the class to which he has been assigned, the only excep­ tion being the study of Latin which may be omitted, if desired.

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Calendar for 1 95-1896 in brief: Fall term begins Sept. 4, 1895; closes, Dec. 20, 1895.

Winter term begins Jan. 8, 1896; · closes March 31, 1896.

Spring term begins April 8, 1896; closes June 17, 1896.

All new scholars must report to the president of the institution on the day before the opening of the term.

Address all communications and inquiries to the Presi­ dent, Prof. J. SCHALLER. New Ulm, Minn.

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