Indiana und Indianans: Eine Geschichte der Aborigines und territorialen Indiana und das Jahrhundert der Staatlichkeit. racted attentionin pädagogischen Kreisen über den ganzen Staat. Kurz genannt wird, seine Aufzeichnung, superin-tendent ist wie folgt zusammengefasst: Die Organisation des Schulsystems von Du-bois County, bestehend aus der introductionof einheitliche Studiengänge und die klassi-isierung der Schulen in der gesamten Grafschaft; die Einführung eines Systems von bi-monthlj - Prüfungen von Schülern, ein System, das hassince vom Staat übernommen worden; die Einführung einer einheitlichen examinationpapers für Schüler in al

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Indiana and Indianans : a history of aboriginal and territorial Indiana and the century of statehood . racted attentionin educational circles all over the state.Briefly referred to, his record as superin-tendent is summarized as follows: The re-organization of the school system of Du-bois County, comprising the introductionof uniform courses of study and the classi-fication of schools throughout the county;the introduction of a system of bi-monthlj-examinations of pupils, a system which hassince been adopted by the state; the intro-duction of a uniform set of examinationpapers for pupils in all the county schools;the organization of the Teachers ReadingCircle, of Dubois County, which for yearsstood first in the State of Indiana; theorganization of the Young Peoples Read-ing Circle in Dubois County: the introduc-tion of common school commencements inevery township in Dubois County, and thereduction of township institutes to a s.vs-tem. In addition to this creditable workMr. Wilson prepared an excellent map ofDubois County. He also collected and ar-ranged the exhibit of the Dubois County. INDIANA AND INDIANANS 1265 school ohiklren at the Worlds Fair at Chi-cago, which was awarded two diplomasand one medal. Mr. Wilson did much to advance theeducational interests of the state. Heserved on many state committees, in allof which he was a leading spirit. Heserved as president of the Indiana CountySuperintendents Association, having pre-viously filled the offices of secretary andvice president of the same organization.He also served as chairman of the executivecommittee of the Indiana Teachers Asso-ciation. Mr. Wilson was identified withalmost every educational project in thestate. He has the degree of Bachelor ofLaws, but never practiced law. In 1903 Mr. Wilson refused a unanimousre-election as county superintendent, andassociated himself with the State Life In-surance Company as its Indiana manager, which position he now holds, and is oneof that companys best managers. Mr.W

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