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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
NEW VOL. 27--NO. %.
Quieting Willie.

She said that she was utterly worn
out when he asked her how she WAS
feeling; that boy was enough to drive
a saint distracted, and that she didn't
know what she could do To make him
obey.
He said that the boy was not quite
three years old and ought to be easily
managed. 1t was his opinion that
she had not sufficient firmness; that
she gave in too easily when the boy
began to cry.
And then and there he undertook
to give her lesson in the handling
Of children.
Willie was in his high chair at the
table and Willie wanted something.
Willie was informed that he could
not have il and Willie b,gan 10 yell.
The father immediately became
stern.
stop that, Willier' he said shar.
"; but Willie did not stop.
Stop that or you'll have TO leave
the table - he exclaimed. Still VIII
lie did not stop.
Now, | presume you would give
in" he said to his wife, but that
isn't my way Wen fight it right olt
on this line, and the next time speak
he'll know that | mean business.
She said nothing, and he got up,
took Willie out Of his chair, and put
him down on the floor.
When You stop crying" he said,
severely, IN put you back in your
chair"
But Willie kept right on; in fact he
yelled louder than ever
Willie, said his father At last. III
YOU don't stop that you'll have TO
leave the room. suppose YOU t'ink
that's cruel Jane" he added, but II
we fight il out now we'll have no
further trouble. Its the only way.
She made no reply, and he again
got up and carried the struggling.
screaming Willie into another room.
When you eau be quiet, Willie,
vou may come back, hr said.
1t was five or ten mihutes later that
he looked up from his afer-dinner
coffee and asked:
DO YOU suppose the boy will make
himself sick by his crying 2
She shook her head
He stood il for few minutes longer,
and then he gave in.
Perhaps, Mrs. Brinker" he eI-
claimed as he opened the door and
brought the boy bRck-"perhaps you
are heartless enough TO let your son
cry himself into lt Perhaps you
have no nerves to be unstrung by
such Internal yelling-Hush Willie,
its all right uow-but AIN built onn
different plan, Mrs. Brinker; on an
entirely different plan shut up, you
imp
But little hTmness, james
Mrs Brinker ~
III you fight it out once, you know
--"
He put Willie down on her lap,
grabbed his hat and started out. and
as he was closing the front door he
heard her call softly after him:
Whenever you have any valuable
ideas on the management OF children,
james
Then he slammed the door. IL he
| had waited he would have found that
she had Willie quiet In five minutes
and asleep in ten.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01

! and selected diam oHu snapeu cut
| away piece of goods, which he tried
. to adjust where it was needed most.
The baby resented his awkward at
| tempts and hollpred louder than ever.
He finally succeeded in getting it on.
sash fashion, so that it looked like a
piece Of calithumpian regalia, and
was kicked of by the baby as soon as
( he got fair chance at il.
The molasses and feather business
was played out and the baby was
| hollering for lunch. Mr.. Bowser con
| cluded that he was hungry. and so
! thought he would fix him like the
slave women did their babies, while
they were picking co ton in the south.
He sat the young chap down on the
carpet and went to the kitchen, whe t
he produced piece Of fat nr at.
about the size OF the babvs fist. He
got stout string and tied il tightly
around the meat and tied the other
end TO the baby's big toe, leaving the
string just long enough, 40 that he
could get it 10 his mouth, and then
put the piece of meat in its hands.
OF course it at once went OitS mouth
and it sucked away at it contented
for awhile. Then it swallowed the
piece Of meat and choked on II and
Mr.. Bowser stopped over to see what
had become OF it. Just then the BABY
kicked a. hard as he could and out
flew the piece of meat, striking Bow
ser in the eye and making him fall
over the baby, who howled till the
roof cracked aud the windows ratified,
a. he caught his second wind.
Just then Mrs. Bowser rushed in,
picked up the baby aud exclaimed:
Mr.. Bowser have you been trying
to murder our child ?
Bowser was hopping around on on"
foot and holding his battered optic
with both hands and swearing by air,
note and without measure.
by the great guns of Gatling, Mrs.
Bowser! How dare you ask such a
question after putting up such an in
/ famous job as this on me-
Mr. Bowser, have you been hang
ing this baby up 10y the toes, or drag
ging it around the room 10y this
string?' she asked as she examined
the little darling carefully to see if he
was all there, and properly pinned on
his pinafore.
Mrs. Bowser, this is the very last
stroke. This is the stIaw that breaks
the camers back and | 20 to return
no more. | shall see my lawyer and
have the papers all lproperly filed out,
and you had better write to your
mother at once
Mr. Bowser don't be fool. shall
stay right here and take care Of this
baby after this myself. | thought
yon said you knew so much about
managing them" Never! Never
said anything Of the kind, and you
had no bushes to slip off aud leave
me here with that young caliope all
by myself But | see through it all.
| have expected it for some time. 1t
was all put up job to drive me away
or have me accused of killing that
young imp Of satin that looks just
like its mother more and more every
day"
But Mr.. Bow
30 don't but me, for see it all and
shall see my lawyer yet this evening. "
But he didn't, and is still at home,
although he doesn't offer to take care
OF the baby any more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
$4,000 Remnant Salel
Opens January 7, 1892.

$4,000 Remnant Sale.
Opens January 7, 1892.
MANY Of the articles offered are man
ufacturers' and jobbers' remnants
purchased since the holidays,
especially the wraps. The
prices average less than
original cost Of the
goods early in
the season:
1877 Ladies' late style of Wraps.
60 Misses and Children's Wraps.
90 Fur Capes and 40 Mufrs.
80 Shawls.
1000 yards of Dress Goods.
100 pairs Ladies' Shoes.
96pairs Children and Misses Shoes.
100 pairs Of Blankets.
80 Bed Comforts.
S4 Counterpanes.
0S pairs Lace Curtains.
Baskets, Chinaware, Dolls, and
many other articles in the ladies de-
partments.
200 pairs Mems Shoes.
81 pairs Boots.
s4 Boys Suits and Ov@rcoats.
65 Mems Suits and Overcoats.
Piece Goods and Tailoring at big
reduction in prices for next so days.
Large lot of Gents Underwear and
Furnishings.
This is the Largest Bargain Sale we
have vet offered our patrons.
UPDEGRAFFS,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
I Became Discouraged

Invent to Chicago to visit sister. as 1t
was thought change Of air and scene might
do me good. But was confined to my bed
most OF the time / was so impressed
with the success OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
It. So bottle was bought, and TO my great
qualification the sores soon decreased, and
began 10 feel better. This strengthened my
faith in the medicine, and in short time was
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
Up and Out Of Doors

To make long story short, continued to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla for year, when
had become so fully released from the chains
OF disease that took a position with the
Flint s. WallIng Mfg. Co., and since that time
have not lost a single day on account Of
sickness. / always feel well. am in good
spirits. and have good appetite. endorse
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
White Swellings,

appeared on various parts Of my body, and
for eleven years was an invalid, being con-
fined TO my bed six years. In that time
ten or eleven OF these sores appeared and
broke, causing me great pain and suffering.
Several times pieces of bone worked ont OF
the sores. Physicians did not help me and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01
King of Medicines
And His Cure Was
Almost a Miracle

&C. I. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen: When I was IA years of ago
was confined to my bed for several months
by an attack of rheumatism. and when had
partially recovered did not have the use Of
my legs, so that I had to go on crutches.
About q year later, scrofuIa in the form Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-01

80 don't but me, for | see it all and
shall see my lawyer yet this evening.
But he didn't, and is still at home,
although he doesn't offer to take care
OF the baby any moIe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
NUM-. is.


Las ManuelItas, AbFil so de iSp2.
Por cuanto 10 Divina Providen-
cia tuyo 4 bien hoy a las sells Dc Il
tarde, Qnitar de esta vida 4 h es-
posa de nneatro hermano Francis
co Vigil, Doha Francisquita Iowa
to de Vigil, qnien fne nna hel eB-
posa y una carihosa madre, cuya
lamentable ausencis deja eumidos
Gu 81 mas grandc dolor 4 su espo-
so, cinco ninos, & gu madre J On
gran ndmeFo de parientas y amt
gos.
Resn6lvase por IL Asamblea No.
2575 de Caballeros de Labor en-
session reunitos, one lamentamos
Ia muerte de Ia tinada, pero graciAs
al Altisimo que antes de merir re-
cibi6 todos los auxilios de nRestra
Santa Madre Ia Iglesia CatdIica
por medic DO nuestro curs parro-
co.
Resu6lvsse, que elevamos npes-
ltras fervientes .oraciones nj Cria-
dor para que en- su mansion do
gloria reciba 81 alma do IL finada.
ResueIyase ademas, que do todo
coraz6n damos nuestro MAS ssnti-
do pesame a nuestro hermano y
demas deudos one deja en- este
valle dc angustias.
Resn6lvase ademas, que esta
Asamblea suplica d las demas A.
sambleas de co.operar on elcvaf
sus preces al Ser Supreme para
que sc digne recibir 81 alma de Ia
ilnala y de alIviar las penas sle
nuestro amado con-socio
Resuelvase, quo una copia ssa
mandada al esposo y afijida fami.
Lie, y que SO suplique q Ia voz
DEL Pueblo de publicidad 4 las
mismas. Dario Guerrero.
Jose Ines Padilla,
/ Nicanor Macs,
C0misi6n.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14

del Territorio, impidlendo que entire
el capital extranjero que del OTTO mo-
do hubiera sido lnvertldo, v hubiera
resuliado en- eladelanto material de
los intereses de Nuevo Mexico;
Resuelvase, que endosamos y ensal-
zamos los servicios patri6tIcos y varo-
niles do la Ultima camara de represent
tantes de Ia asamblea legislative vige-
sima-Dona de Nueyo Mexiro, y nota-
mos con orgullo Ia ley de escuelas IL
bres ahora regente en- este Territorlo
siendo el resultado del intiujo demo-
crAtiuo.
Favorecemos Ia pronta admission de
Nuevo Mexico a la Union, y aproba-
mos la acci6n del Hon Antonio Joseph
en- sus esfuerzos hacia el pasaje de un
acla favoreciendo Ia admission del To-
rrltorlo, d Ia appropriation dc miles de
acres dc terreno del dominic publico
con oil fin de manteneF institutes carl
tativos y educaclonales.
Resu6lvase, cue ensalzamos al Hon.
Antonio Joseph, por sus c0nsplcuos
trabajos como delegado III Con-
greco del Territori0 do Nuevo Me-
xico, y reclamamos con orgullo que
sus seryiciOs q tod0 oil pueblo irrespeo-
| to de partldo, ~ fidelldad al deber y
sus esfnerzos lahorlosos en- pro do los
verdaderos intereses de nuestr0 Terri
torio, jamas han sido superados por
ningdn delegado de nlngun Terrific
rio.
Resuelvase, que mientras que no
desdoramos en- 10 mas minimo Ia vas
Ia y creciente importancia de Ia saba
liz justa legislation de tarifa, p0r 10
cual ha luchado tan valientemente v
por tan largo tempo el partldo demo-
crata, ponemos 4 su lado Ia de igual
limportancia Ia question do Ia plata;
favorecemos la libre acuhaci0n Y re-
monetizacl0n do Ia plata v n1oneda bl-
metalica sobre Ia misma base del ORC.
Resuelvase, Que delatamos al parti-
do republicano de este territorio por
Ell sistema que ha resultado en- orear
reclamos fraudulentos de mercedes de
terrenos y vehemontemente denun-
cia,nos los jefes de ese partido como
nbareadcres ia terrenos v defrauda.
doges do los colonos hoaest0s. Della
tamos d Ia administration Republica-
IA por InombramIento d una poslcl0n
en- el gahinete de IN hombre quien,
ouand0 vivso en- Nueyc Maxico, ,estaba
directamente allado con todos los q.
tentados de trampas y fraudes, y por
ouyo medic oil partido Republican, dc
este Territorio espera reciblr la re-
compensa debida al rapto, intlmlda-
ci0n y cohecho.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
sPor quS no 10 le oyer

1FWF que no no - oyer
III eehor Rayos Archuleta hon.
RADIO vecino do Parkyiew, nos 90.
mnnica estar siendo 6I y su familia
victimas de ciertos malvados y dc
Ia apatia con que Ia justicia mira
sus justas quelas.
El ano pasado fueron devasta.
das sus propiedades, priavndolo do
los medlos dc subslstencia, pero
no satisfechos aun los deprayados
duendes que 10 persiguen, acaban
do destruir todas las vidrieras DO
Ia casa cansand0 on 81 interior dc
ella mil cstragos, como echar 4
perder los where's etc, etc.
El sehor Archuleta cree como
causa della persecution dc que 80
objcto. el que no ha querido nj
consentifA jamas adaptarse 4 Ias
corrompidas ideas de sus gratuitor
enemigos, los Republicanos.
Nos extraha sobremanera Ia In
justiHcada neutralidad qne contra
sus deberes gusrda IL satcridad
subre este particular.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
Los Rspubliasaos que tanto Trsbsiahan y
Esperahan yer una Division % Sisntsn
slgo Rosados al yer Estiril su
Diligencia.

Reunidas estaban todas las
delegaciones de los distintos
condados que forman este Te-
rritorio, excepto San Juan, J
en- ell edificio dc ''The Grant
OPERA" ell dia Q del mes en- curse,
4 las 1920 del dia. I'll sehor Chill
ders llam6 Ia Convention a que
alli eran congrcgados, siendo
escogido para int6rprete ell senior
Felix Martinez. En- seguida, hizo
el g. Presidente aIgunas observa-
clones acerca de la Ultima Conyen-
ci6n Territorial verificada en- Sill
yer City, la cual estuvo en- pugna
con Ia constitution dc estado pro-
puesta eli aquel tempo, mostran-
do dicho senior su oTguIlo p0r la
actitud en6rgica con que la citada
junta rechaz6 el c6digo aludido,
manifestando a la rez las fundadas
esperanzas que abrigaba por ell
triunfo del gran partido Dem6cra-
ia. Habl6 tambien en- su diserta-
ci6n, de los fraudes llevados d Ca
bo por el partido Republican,
para ganar Ell senado en- la legisla.
tura; citando como testimonies de
su acerci6n, que en- ell condado de
Santa re, fue derrotado enla elec.
ci6n R6mulo Martinez, debido al
lucro socroso del Antecristo YER
sado en- ella; que ell se1or Gus.
dorf de Taos, perdi6 tambien su
election debido d los corruptos
metodos y rcprobados medios a
dOptados por ell partidO republica.
no para la lucha. Continue felici
tando q Ia legislature por su apro'
baci6n sobre ell dictamen de ley
de escuelas, y otras varias que
persiguen ell adelant0 y prospari
dad del Territorio. Hizo saber a
auditoric que Nuevo Mexico esta
ba intitnlado 4 mandar dos delega
dos a Ia Convention Nacional
pero que, en- las atribuciones dt
Ia Territorial, cabia mandar seis 81
asi 10 estimaba c0nveniente.
Despues Sc procedi6 q la demo
minaci5n dc Presidente y Secreta
rio provisionales, fecayendo Il
election para ell primer puesto, el
la pereona del sefor Crist; y parI
ell segundo cargo, en- la del seiiO
Heacock. AL ser ell senior Girls
presentado como presidente, Ell
elocuentes terminos dI6 gracias
la convention por ell honor recibl
do.
Sucesivsmente Sc cre6 una CO
mission escrutadora de credencia
les, compuesta dc un miembro d
cada delegaci6n ALI prescntes
elijido pOr sus respectlvos codelC
gados. Formaron esta comisi6
las persanas siguientes:
Bernalillo, s. Baca; ChaveI
Scott Truxton; Colfax, H. Il. B,
cer; Doha Ana, I. J. Bull; Edd,
b. A. Neumyeg Grant, Chas. |
Rosecrantz; Lincoln, J. p. @. lay
ton; Mora, NJ. Gallegos; Rio Arr
ba, r. Gallegos; San Miguel J. ]
w. Veeder Santa Fe, w. Il. Dam
Sierra, VIM. Barns; Socorro, Tou
Neis y Valencia jose d. Chave
De 10 misma manera que Ia G,
mission anterior, fue Tornado otr
dc Orden y Organization perm
nente; con Ia s6la diferiencia (
ser dos los delegados escojidos
cada condado, en- lugar dc IN
Era de 10 incumbcncia dc ca
cuerpo, reglamentar las mocion,
" debates, proponer candidate
.so... aQ.taln. ..o....os.a..taa - Il
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
BafIc.

III que did ell Lnnes 0 del que
cursa, Ia novely simpAtica socir-
dad "f.a Es;rella Literaria "estuvo
sumamente concurrldo deiandose
YER en- 81 muohas de las mas llndas
pollas con qne cuenta 10 sociedad
veguense. La duracidn dc la ter
tulia fue larga, reInando el mayor
6rdeu y animaci6n. Bien pUr Ia ju.
ventud que sc dIvierte Findlendo
quito q Terpsicore.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
SESSION DE la NooHE.

Sc dl6 principle q la denomina.
cidn de delegados q Ia Convention
Nacional, siendo recomeudado el
senior Felix Martinez por Ell senor
FERGUSON. Fu6 admitido por acla-
maci6n y en- medic dc calurosos
aplausos.
Sucesivamcnte fueron propues.
tos y aceptados los cineo delega-
dos restantcs: l. L. Fielder, de
Grant; b. Seligman, de Santa F6;
T. Richardson, de Lincoln; 3. v.
Long, de Las Vegas, y Il. V. Cha
ves, do Socorro.
Con exception dc Fielder, t0da
la delegation es adepta q Cleve-
land.
Los delegados suplentes queda.
ron nombrados on esta forma;
@. Noise, por Felix Martinez; @.
B. Barringer, por Fielder G. +.
Easley, por Seligman; George Our
ry, por Richardson; Demetri0 Cha
vez por E. V. Chavez; Albert Law
renee, por Il. V. Long.
Recomend6 ell senior Childers se
sustituyera al sehor Noise con el
sehor Enmet y su recommendation
fue desechada por 80 votos contra
40.
Para fnaIizar Ia convention pi-
di6 ell condado dc Santa re, p0r
haberse excusado ell senior Law
renee, fuera sustituldo por el Sc
nor Emmett. Ac0rdado,
No Sc necesita gran penetration
nj sutileza do talento, para COM
prender que los palpables resuIta.
dos de Ia convention cuya reseha
hemos.hecho.a grandes rasgos, han
venido d dar, para prez do una
causa justa, un chasco maydsculO
al carcomido partldo republican,,
comparable tan solo al que sufri6
con Ia derrota en- Ia campafa elec
toral pasada; un trlunfo complete
al popular partido Dem6erata, J
mny en- particular un timbre mas
dc gloria al j6ven y robusto parti
do del Pueblo, que con su conci
Iladora politica, supo cOnjurar lal
| controversies que pudieran habel
sido el germen de una discordia Ia
cual hubiera traido por desenlace,
10 desmembraci6n del partido qu,
: con tanta energIa soport@
8 AL arreglarse amigablemente lal
!. desavenencias do Ia delegation DE
m6crata d6ste condado, So frus
traron por complete las bastardal
. esperanzas do disoluci6n que abri
! : gaba el partidO republicano, que
q dando en- pie y mas consolIdadI
! que nanca, Ia fraternal alianza d
s la Democracia con eI Pueblo; tita
2 mes que on un dla no muy remote
s 10 haran por segunda vez, nnido'
!, mordcr ell polyo y huIr q esconde
: su sonrojo entire otros pueblos al
!. I yectos donde refine el osenrantil
I MO; pues esta eomarca es dc hon
:. = bres IIbrcs y Ia ilumina el sol de
,s libertad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14

El que esto eseribe, estnvo
un dia dc In semana pssada en-
una tienda dc ropa 4 comprar algu-
nos obietos para su usoI mas co.
mo los seiiores dependencies esta-
ban embelezados en- celestial char.
10 con una simpatica polla y no se
fijaron en- I'll, se salI6 4 comprar 10
que necesitaba / otra parte. Hoy
tiene el gusto dc recomendarlaa el
aprendizage del siguieute yersitc
que los viene como do mOlde,
"HQIas del arbol oaidas,
Juguete del vient0 sonh. .....
Horas do tempo perdldasl
Son pesctas extrRfdas
Dc Ia bolsa del patron.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14
$40, $3.50 SIS,

81 pneso hechura mantendo buenos
vesdos hechos asres los cuae Vd hnb endo
pagar $1,000 $500 mas cada vedo Por los guienes
ez Vesdos de Nhos que aen $3.50 or 80
vestdo de Nhos que vaen $500 por $5 Vesdos de
aen $500 $780, Vesdos de muchacho
$500 Chcos de muchacho an 80 centavos
Zaaos machacho que yaen $500 $780, Someros de
pa para muchachos yen T cenavos 40 Camsas Bancas
vaen $0 80 centavos Camsas de Dorm de
hombr que vn $ 80 cenavos Camas de hombr desa
billie que rs 30 Camas de anch de hombre
$5 rs 100 s0mber0s de muchacho
L. No oven que odos
efecto compados No enemos yos ecos alma
cenade apoados los cuaes cuaquer precio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14

AvIso 4 todns las peFsonas que de-
ben q IL casa de Raymundo Soma, co-
merclante Il menudeo en el Alamo
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-05-14

Los Representatives. del JOven y
GlOrioso Partidc del Pueblo
Obtienen ell TriunfO mas
complete para la De-
m0cracia EN- Gene
raj y su Partid0
en- Particu-
lar.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-09

The Democrats of the Third Con-
gressional District of louisiana, the
great sugar district of that State, are
so delighted with the provision of
the Mckinley bill that they talk of
electing Republican Congressman in
order to support the present sugar
bounty system against the unfriendly
attitude of the Cleveland free traders.
The campaign of education conducted
in this district has had its effect. 1t
is only necessary to let the people
know precisely what protection has
done and is doing everywhere in this
country 10 make the masses rise like
one man against the free trade candi-
date of the mugwump Democracy
We propose that the Republican press
shall make this campaign of educa-
ton from the start TO the finish.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-09

THE friends Of free school education
who have taken up the Youths Com
panion's proposal for q national celcbra-
ton on Columbus day, in which tho
public schools Of America shall he the
leaders, are working with an energy
and determination worthy Of the move
ment. TIE press throughout the entire
country is advocating the plan with q
remarkable degree Of enthusiasm and
urity of purpose. Teachers and pupils
in all parts of our republic are dcclar-
ing their intention OF joining in the eel
ebration. There is every reason for he
licving that October IL will he marked
by one of the most successful patriotic
demonstrations in the history Of our
country.