The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

the city Of New Orleans, through Il
publicity department, is endeavor
ing to convert The citizens into
eband OF boosters, and as smeans 0.
Sdoing this, course of teachi3g IT.
,patriOtIsm and . !ejyc !breIdc .Is:6i;lA: :: 4
';institutsdS, - ''?; =: :: 80
:: One 'ofs the .fdatnfese Sf;thS e,
:; ;;tonaI poyeptsnt::. Sisiil
sof what is oknoIihd as 'StRSSS. sAdfiSGfasy
.oath,' adapted .to the ~ 2eeds9f al SS' :n5ds
:ern youtfi and to which. 6Sllss
.News Orleans: are ked ! J6.SSl6s s
4 action TO-. this effect SlfASj9ssSSoo6S as
Z taken bysths cttS sehoofS BSagd STSi$
:. cath, cas- repofteds obS obRSg:fimes5
Democrat is ass follows SSq2l5 81 s.: = t$s (;
We will never br.n Sdisgrats % e
this, our city, by any act oifS5dish9FS
esty or cowardice0 more eyerooi idlsSsSss5 :
our suffering comrades ino th469 fal2lk ks!'
we viii fight 2forsS the deals an9
sacred things OF the city, obothSalo2S
and with many we will feTereSarP
obey the .city's laws and sdo6ouir 6g'$S
to incite a lke?respeet Sand r@ye, : :
ence in those above lis who are 9iro9i 3
to annul or set them 3at9naaghf ;SSSSo SSo
will strive. INCREASINGLY 70 egSiGi Sii1S ke ( 8 3
the publIc's sense of9 ciiTacaSlIt.@ 3
Thus, in all giheses ways q9:&SeSwo3S
transmit our City not on 'ySSInot0less8S
but, greater bettefo qifasSn Ore Sisai { ) :
tiful than it tswasS StraIfsantte Stoa uSc e.
This isSSao goQd9plsd dgea aoiSrpeJ ttti1er@9
Of all ages rg@S S. Z. IS 8tsy siS$i sls.
whenS impressed ::aPS5ne9 leSmiiRf$ Is Is
the eyouiigff sootLiIs !s9 9gH6S SeS :
into msnh96ds IS GS9 i51 q
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9hnmors gand9gsit tIsesosi has q 8 81
gof SSthe eStesponsibl! !ltieaSS dS36oyjS ds
upon 3i6s9m ;Ss$ d cit 81! So s88osJS1b %eyS3Gy:.
leans maS be- oexJfs f aset 9 20 30 Ssf fS $
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!: slstssa ssasjJ 5oTooan'S ! sJjjes9Sp!S Jj!e9Sp SSd SO
lesssonsis 81 9 seT!bg. eT!bssy hegIsio.he rssAleo 2 :
.tesf insyoStis JRHaS JRHaSfss sySS0 astsstip .
for tGssPS SSnrsslaSSi: !. 4 ! G 4. sRfScre
lar sphegcS ln$i sob9S. eaSa aqld thf@
j they S sr sre.siie t!,.. .:'to:.sese thS,SA th
years ,P strog o.! ~ = os5Ssde5tIS %
4 1iitrsl Slyy ySgTif q ef$s 9isR3ns SiIew!atcvc
kflptsaiSls dsiefsai 8 SiSSS nae fall e ~ tho
way yithSE VII % 81 sflSggtSs s6 shcir partS
seSI allSy9su99 g g 90 sn slS gdeyoung @pe
thSgg5ts sSp SSssed in this cath
} pressed sipdeIibly iiao their mind
and fgrSfIy impressed in their heart
there wodld be a nat@ps @s4@
brave. courage@0@. s:lssss
useful men and ID. j 81. 3, 81.
stltuting a part ql : e 5SSs l..iall;Si :
ship which would ps5nofe f6c ad
vaneement of everything calculated
to make the world better while tbov
live in it, and to fit it for the babi.
tation OF a greater race that wouI5
certainly follow them after thew had
served the purpose for which tboy
were placed here.
There is no danger that there win
be too much teaching OF This cbar
acter anywhere. and school boords
throughout the country can nroet.
ably follow the example set in New
uFleans. But it should be remem.
bered that a mere lip service a mo-
chanical repetition of such a pledge
is not what is needed-it is to fix
the principles therein expressed
deeply in the hearts and souls Of
the youth SO that they will be guid,
60 by them throughout their lives
includes Irrigation. y
ASsH President NIonEa.,