davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Omaha, March 2a-Hay-Receipts are
light; market. firmer on both prairie and
alfalfa; demand continues good. Choice up
land prairie hay. s1s.o0@1s.6o: No. l. $1,000
@125o; No. 2. 31o.o001o.60; No. 8. 5000
800 Midland, No. 1. $11.6o@l2.oo; No. ..
ss.0O01o.0O. Lowland. No. l. $s.600sOo;
No. 2, sL60@s.oo; No. 3. s6,60@7.oo.
Alfalfa-Choice, s1S.50G1s.5o: No. 1.
S17b0@1850; standard, 314.50@16.60; No. 2,
S12b0@l3.50; No. 3, $10.50@12.50
straw-oat, s7.oo97.So; wheat, 5000
a h0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Kansas City. No.. March 3t.-cattle-Re-
ceipis. 400 head: market steady; prime fed
steers. sif.750i2.6o. dressed beef steers.
ss.s00i1.5o; western steers. $4,000 i2.oo:
cows. ts.o0@io.S0: hcifers, $4,000 ii.ab:
rtockers and feeders. 4s7.600lo.So; bulls.
t7s00ioo0: calves. ss.oo@i2.so.
Hogs--Receipts. 1000 head: market high
or: bulk Of saIess si4, so9i5.oo: heavy. sixso
Gl6.0b; packers and butchers, ti4.7o@is,eo:
lights, sIla6@1A75; pigs, st0.50G1326.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. none: mar
ket steady: lambs. stt.so@lboo: yearlings.
si3ooRfs.75; wethers, 3il5o@l25o; ewes.
sie5eQi2zJ, A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Minneapolis, March 24.--F1our-Fancy pat
ents advanced 15c; quoted at SO; first
clears advanced soc. quoted at 1886. Other
grades unchanged.
Barley-S1.0011.27.
Rye, $I.61@1.62.
Bran-S35.O0@ 35.6o.
Wheat-May. s1.ssM; July, 3l.s2h. Cash:
No. 1 hard, &2.06h @2.07h; No. northern.
No. Q northern, sl.s3h @
2.0lh.
Corn---No. 3 yellow, $1.169l7.
oats-No. 3 white, 61A @62%c.
Flaxseed-32s7k @2.96k.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York. March observation-disclosures
market was hrm and. active this morning
on a renewed demand from outside sources
and scattered buying by leading Cuban In
terests prompted by the hrmness Of the spot
market Closing prices were to 10 points
net higher. Sales 1880 tons; March. 474c;
May, l.7ec; July. 1850; September. +.s1c
Raw sugar, Arm. Sales 5000 bags; molasses
G7Tc; centrifugal. 5,64c. Refined. steady:
fine granulated, 7.00p7.b0c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

81. Joseph, Mo-, March 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 800 head; market steady; steers, $500
9I?.0o: cows and heifers, ss.0o@ 11.25;
calves, $500 1G26.
Hogs--Receipts, $500 head; market steady
to strong. top. $500; bulk Of sales $3.50
0lb.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500 head;
market steady; lambs, $l4.?69li.So; ewes.
$ll.50912.0o. 49,,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Old Glory Waves Over
These LAWYERS Offices

American flags are waving from the
top of the Union Pacific building and
from the ledge outside of the eleventh
floor, where N. H. Loomis, Edison
Rich and other company lawyers
have their Offices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York. March 24,-Evaporated Apples
Quiet but Arm; choice. s1s 9s%c; prime,
IN 9sxc.
Dried Fruits--Prunes, inactive; California.
81 @10%c; Oregon. s% @1O%c. Apricots,
steady; extra choics. 1sh G2oc: fancy
1shc. Peaches, steady; choice. SIC; extra
choice. 9Ac; fancy. s%c. Raisins, quiet:
choice to fancy. on @s%c; seedless. 100
llhc: London, layers, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York. March 24.--Cotton-Futures
opened steady; May, 1880; July, lS.S7c:
October, 1s.40c; December, ls.5oc; January.
1886.
Cotton futures Closed steady: May, 1880;
July, 1880; October, lS.4bc; December,
1850; January. 1s.51c. Spot steady; mid
ding. 1890,
The cotton market closed steady at .
net advance Of . to Is points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York. March 24,-Cotton goods
showed q rising tendency today. prints ad-
vancing a quarter of cent on some lines.
Blsached goods tended higher. Brown
goods were nrmer. Colored goods were ad-
vanced and wool goods firm and quiet. Knit
goods were In active demand for early de-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Kansas City. March 24-wheat-No. .
hard, S2.o492.0s; No. . red, t3.07h; May.
3lssx; July. 1851 @i,5sS.
Corn--No. . mixed. $l.lsh @1.1sN; No. .
white. 3ils; No. . yellow, ti.2o0i.2l; May.
Nltx; July, til2h@I12%.
oats--No. Q white. 6sc; No. . mixed, $50
slc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Oil-Copper-Gold

Three wealth producers in merged holding
company, capitalization, one million, shares
ten dollars, all common stock, IL per cent
pays all expenses. balance into property and
development. Success in development should
increase stock values 500 per cent Get in
on level by applying for shares now, pay
when satisfied. Bank attest of ability and
character; for value of holdings, opinions of
high class engineers. Option now on 10000
acres oil and coal lease in Oklahoma, on de-
veloping copper in Arizona and New Mexico
and gold in Idaho.
KELLY & KELLY, Bond Dealers
Bonfils Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Savannah, Ga. March s4.-Turpentine---
Firm: 43hc; sales, 3s bills; receipts, II
bills; shipments, 2o2 bbls.; stock. s,1oa
bbls -.. ~
Rosin--Firm; sales. so7 bills: receipts. 1870
bbls Quote: A, B. &C. D, l, S54S; r. @, H.
l. $3.50: X. NJ. $3.50: N. VIC. 1870; WV.
Sb,75. .-,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

London. March 2i.--American securities
reflected the advance in Wall street. but
only low priced shares changed hands on
the stock exchange today.
Silver--Bar. 3S%d per ounce.
Money-s% per cent.
Discount Rates-short bills, ~ per cent;
three months. ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Omaha, March st-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were A.s7b,ss2.44 and for the
corresponding day last year s3.%07. s1o.7s.
The total clearings for the week ending to-
day were, s2s.720.sss.6s and for the corre-
| spending week last year $ss.27i.1oa.os. M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Two Lads Want to Enlist
As Wireless Operators

Fred Swain, 10, 1886 North Twenty
second street, and Ernest Thor, II,
800 South Fifty-fourth street, have
applied to enlist as wireless opera
tors in the navy reserve.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

81. Louis, March 24,-wheat-No, 2 red.
s2.07@2l2; No. . hard, $2.o5@212; May,
sisiS; July, s1,5sh.
Corn-No. ?. si.1sh; No. Q white, s1.la:
May. $1.16S G1.16%; July. $l14N.
oats-Np. 2. nominal; No. . white. nom
inal u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York, March 22.-Mercantile Paper
i@4A per cent.
sterling Exchange-sixty-day bills. an;
commercial sxty-d day bills on banks. san:
commercial sixty-day bills, 3t70&; demand.
s4.75..55: cables. SAYS 7-l6.
Silver-Bar. 71Sc; Mexican Collars. b5Eo.
Bonds--Goyernment, steady; railroad.
firm. -"s.' .. .. 81.
~. s. r. IS. reg. 90 u. X & r. LIST n 74h
'do coupon -. % No, p. con. Is. .1o3k
~. s. IS, reg. LOOK don't. Power bs.. ssh
'do coupon LOGAN. Y. C. deb. 6s..110%
'U. s. Is. reg....107 IN. 7. City 4hs.107b
edo coupon .,.l0s New Haven c. 6s.1o1h
A. T. 4 T. C. AIS 106A No. Pacific 49,. s3h
Anglo-French IS. 92% do 3s ......... S6h
ktch. gen. 49,. e4k' ore. s. j.. ref. 10 %
d. & o. 4s...,,, s2N Pac. T. & T. IS. .10sh
'Beth. st. T. $500 Penn. con, tias..10
Central Pac. LIST. 90N do gen. 4hs,..103
C. & Q. CIV. .4hs, 93x Reading gen. As. e&A
c.. y. q Q. il. As e7% SO. Pao. CIV. IS. ..102h
C..M.&St p, cv.5s 10sh do ref 4s.,... sl%
7S& SO. Railway IS. .lo0N
c. & S. ref. AIS. s3N Union Pacific Is. as
D. & r. q. C. Is. s0A do CIV. %s...... sax
Erie gen. 4s..... 67hU. s. Rubber Is. .1o2A
Gen. Electric IS. 1904 U. s. Steel Ss.. .1os
ct, No. LIST 4As. 9gM'w. Union ANS. 95
t. c. ref. 49,. ok Dom. of c.. 1881. s7k
K, C. So. ref, IS. ssh IBID.
:. a N. un. 49,. a4h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Receipts and disposition Of i've stock at
the Union Stock Yards. omahs, FOR twenty
four hours ending at o'clock p. m. yes.
tarday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

New York, March 24-The statement Of
the actual condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week shows
that they hold s14e,7s5.s6o reserve in excess
Of legal requirements This is decrease
Of fs1.07s,6t0 from last week. The state
ment follows:
Actual conditions Increase.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
RECEiPTs-cARs.
Total receipts. 40 i1s
DIsPosITIoN-HEAD.

Total ,..,.,...',.,.s'.' '''.'''.' 'o,Sis
Cattle--Prces advanced sharply tho first
half of the week and Wednesday cattle
sold higher than they ever sold before. Dur
ing the latter half OF the week practically
all Of the advance was lost on cattle selling
around si1.25 and under, while the good TO
choice heavy beeves selling from si1.b0 TO
sfe.i0 showed an advance ranging from lbc
to 25c, AS compared with a week ago.
In cows and heifers the demand has been
broad and as supplies have been OF very
moderate proportions prices have ruled
strong from start TO finish. She-stock is
selling right around the high point OF the
year and all grades are In vigorous request.
Business has been rather quiet In stock
ers and feeders, but In tho main desirable
grades continue TO sell freely at strong
prices Medium and common kinds are
selling very little different from week ago
and demand for that class Of stock ID some
what uncertain.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice leeves.
sli.60@12io; fair TO goor beeves, t10.7b@
1i.50; common TO fair beeves, ts26@i0.b0;
good to choice heifers, 5000 $1,000; good to
choice cows. ss.7sas.7S; fair to good COWS.
$sO09S75; common to fair cows, $500
$50; prime feeding steers, 3s,b0010.2b; good
TO choice feeders, sS.7bG9.50; fair to good
feeders. ts00@s.75: common to fair feed
crs, s6.759s.00; good to choice stockors.
ss.25@a25; stock heifers, s7.2b@s.o0; stock
cows, s6.00@e00: stock calves. $500 $1,000;
veal calves, 5000 12.oo; beef bulls. stays,
ETC.. ts.5Oao.6O; bologna bulls. foo0s.2b.
Hogs-Buyers today finished up the Job
of putting back what they took on prices
Thursday. Shippers bought about the same
proportion OF the offerings that they have
been getting all week. taking about third
OF the supply at prices that were around
5000 above yesterdays packer trade, As
has been the case nearly all week, packers
did not get started until quite a bit Of
shipper business had been done. They
made early bids steady to In spots easier.
hut, stronger values were in force elsewhere.
local supplies were not burdensome, and
as shippers were furnishing q good bit Of
competition, killers had TO pay prices that
were around Sc higher for the bulk Of their
hogs.
Since last Saturday the market has I'M
proved 35@A0c. Packers have been lighting
the advance every day, but conditions have
been bulllsh almost all week, and while
killers claim the market is good deal
higher than provision prices warrant,
Thursday was the only day they were able
to force any decline. That break was all
made up yesterday and today and, as noted,
current prices are, II anything. little bet
ter than Wednesday. "t
Representative sales. .Ist
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Receipts Of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Eiein., March sa.-Buttsr--io tubs sold
at toc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
5os,ss7,ooo sS,i7s.ooo
2os,slo.ooo '1i,4st,00o


BHnks CHsH III NNuIt. FIptffAlDVV,
Trust companies cash In vault. sss,0io,-
500,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Make a Record Week
for Prices-Hog Prices
Are Higher.
LAMBS UP FROM LAST WEEK

Omaha, March "a. 1917.
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(Pasa 4 la Sa. Col. 5a.)

Colcgio de la Ciudad de El Paso. pa
re- hacer carrera en- esta Ciudad frcn-
tcri2a. en- un ambientc international,
doHde sin olvidar la lengua patria
adQuieran a "a veZ la inglesa, va que
una Y otra Sc consideran hoy indis-
p~ens2bleS para los hombres de nego-
clos y, en- general, para todos los que
v~iajan, Sc han crcado cuatro becas
gratuitas para cada pals, que Sc dis
tribuiran de la siguiente mancra:
UNA BECA para Ell Colegio de Ar
ties Y Ciencias.
UNA BECA para la Escuela de Co.
mercio.
DOS BEC.AS para ell Colegja Nor
nal para P~rofesorcs.
Los j6venes favoreciGos con estas
5ccas, no tendran que hacer mas gas
tos en- Ia Ciudad de Fl Paso. Texas,
que los correspondence u alojamien-
to y asistencia.
Is de esperarse cue el Colcgio de
Ia C!udad de FL Paso. tenga un gran
eXito, dado el considerable numero
de estudiantes que atraera q sus au-
las, NJ solo de la parte Suroeste de
los EstaGos Unidos, sino tambien de
todos los paises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
particularmente de Mexico y Centre
America, que son los mas pr6ximos,
pues, COMO antes Sc ha dicho, la pose
sion de ambos idiomas abre a los j6-
vanes dc uno j otro sexo. amplisimo
campo en- el mundo de los negocios a
traves del Continente Americana.
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%operaciones Ell e|
frente occidental

PARRIRS, Octubre 2S.-El Ministe
rio de ia Guerra frances en- ell lnfor-
ne Official que do a la publlcldad
hoy, dice que las tropas francesas en-
Flandes han continuado Ia ofenslva
iniciada ALI aver. habiendo captura-
do Ia Inca de trincheras alemanas
81 nortc de los objetivos que alcanza-
ron durante eli dia de aver.
LONDRES, Octubre 2S.-Las
tro2as ihg,esas han hecho nuevoa
avances al oeste de Passchandaele, al
oriente de Ipres, segun expresa el
communicate Official del MariscaI
Haig. Dos contra ataques que dleron
los alemanes. fueron rechaZados du-
rante la noche Y las posiciones cap
turadas durante el dia: fucron on
so,idadas.
FRENTE INGLES I'm BELG1CA,
Octubre 22.-El castillo de Poelder-
hooks. en- el frente de Ypres, posi-
ci6n que los ingleses ocuparon aver,
flt ~recuperada por los alemanes hoy
V Sc e~Ncuentra hasta ahora en- su
! 2oder. La lucha en- esa region, sin
embargo, continual librandose encar-
nizadamente.
Las pesimas condolences del terre-
no imnidieron a las tropas hoy. ha-
Ger su avance como el dc aver, como
Sc habian propuesto las tropas brita-
meas. Sin embargo, estaS lograron
alcanzar los objetivos que Sc les Sc
nalaron..
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CGLEG.O NORMAL PARA
~PRGFESURES

Per Icy dc dos Dc mayo de 1911.
q Scn@Go del Estado Ge Texas. de-
ciar5 q-c Is una imperioSa neccsi-
dad pdplica ia formation de compc-
jenlcs Profgsores de Enscaanza y. 4!
clcsto. au,oriz6 Z los juHior Colleges.
para c%pciir Certificates de Macs
,-os a los cstoa'aatcs que c~omTictcn
"ctcrmin""os cursoS cn ArtcS Y Edu-
cac!on. /! toIegio de Ia Ciudad De
r Pasc. Is cl pr:mcro dc! E@ca&o que
rcsGo0@c & cSta ley. ! fin De cUmp!ir
con Il prcscripcioneS y der a esta
parte del Snroeste Cy c1cntuaiaente
d los na!scs de hab!a espanola Que
cstan al Sur del nucstrol las faciii-
dades Y ve2taias de una Escuela Nor
nal ncrmaner;e. g. Colcgio de IA Gu
dad de :! Paso. ha combinado una
purre de 81 Colegio DC A-tcs ' Glen
cias ' 81 Depart&mento dc Educaci6n.
adicionado con algunas materials pro
fc<iona!es. para estatIecer ell Cole
10 Norma! para P~rofesores.
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LOS REBELDES DOMINAN..
(Viene de Ia 4a.)

DO a Ario, despues dc hacerlc a Gin
tora varios mucrtos Y heridos. Esta
acci6n fuG en- las ccrcanias Ge Ia
hacienda de Cayace, y dur6 un dia
cntero.
Ines Chavez Garcia cuenta en- Ia
actualidad con unos doscientos HON
brcs. Su ultima fcchOria fue en- Qul.
roga, donde agarr0 dormidos a no,
yenta hombres, llevandose como DO
tin mas de Glen caballos. Este cabe-
ella es ell que dara mas que hacer
por que trae mas genie Y pOrque to-
dos los que 10 acompahan son an
cheros avezados d la lucha.
Este cabecilla cs el que Sc encIen
IRA mas cerca de Morelia y en- Ia
actualidad recorre la iona COM
prendida entire Quiroga y Coparda-
70, este dltimo punto Sc encuentca q
de diez Kilometres.
LtI CGdilIO a i!LdIl!l! anu 81 opd-
rici6n al Oriente de Morelia ha
venido a poner en- claro que hay
algunos reaccionarios de esta ciu-
dad que estan tratando de crear di-
iicIltades al Gobierno. Su fechoria
mas grande consistio en- asaltar Y
Quemar I'm tren ell dias pasados. de-
jando primeramente que los pasaje-
ros Sc aiejaran, llevandose sus equi-
PaJes, tras de. e~xigiries I'LL prestamo
&c q~uinientos pesos. L quemaaura:
del tren tuvo a Moreiia cuatro dias
sin communication con AcamDaro Y
este fue motive de alarma entire
los pacificos r1orelianos que temian
de un momento a rtro "a entrada de
los rebeldes.
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CAMBiOS RADICALES EN- LA Pc
Utica ESPANOLA.

LONDRES. Octubre ,2S.-El Coz
rresponsal del 1aiiy IIaiI en- Madrid,
telegrafia diciendo que los peri6di-
cos han pubiicado una sensational
n~oticia, sobre acontecimientos poIiui.
Gas en- Espana- Dicen tales informes,
que el Consejo de Defensa Ia acep-
tado Ia proposition que lie fu5 hech&
por el Console de In~fanteria. dc diri-
CIR ambas iuntas un memorial a.
Rey don Alfonso XIII urguiendole Ia
:dinsision del actual gobierno: Y IL
abolici6n del sistema de rotaci6nE de
los partidos politicos en- Ell poder, =
IN Gambia radical en- las classes direc.
toras de la poiitica nacional.
Las referidss juntas sena!aran uE
tempo limitado para que Ell Rey Al.
fonso conceda las demandas que So
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IN CENSO DEL NATICANO

Como dato curiosO damos cl result
tado del ultimo censo practicable en- c!
Vaticano. Y que ia sido enyiado por
IN Representative diplomatico.
En- cl ?alacio Apostolic "ivcn Gl0
personals.
Al lado de S. S. eI Papa, rcsiden ell
Cardinal Secrctario, MayOrdomo
Maestro de Camara. Niceprefecto de
los palacios, Maestro del Sacro Pala-
clio, Limosnero Secreto, Secretario de
las letras latinas, los camareros Sc
cretos participates, e. sacristan y
el sotosacrista, los que forman IA
corte celestial del POntificc.
f. elemento laico esta repreSentado
por algunos empleados de Ia Prefle-
tura del Estado, por oficiaies y sol
dados de Ia guardia suiza, de IA
gendarmeria, bomberos, ~serTldores y
domtsticos, Y por el personal del ser
yicio lie los ~prelado5.
Ell elemento fcmenino esta compile
tamcntc exclude del p~alacio mismo,
hahicrdo hccho construir Pho X, ha-
cia ell lado de Ia Porta Angelica, I'm
vasto edificio dondc Sc hospedan dos
cmpleaGos que tienen famiiia.
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Sugestiones a las maeres de familia.

"
Para TODD cl mundo es perfecta-
mentc conocido aQuel persamiento:
"Entrcg&dme nj riIC durante los prl-
meros sicte amos Y de ST. vida Y encar-
gaos de 10 dennis Fl autor dc eS-
70 rrofundo pensamiento saba bien
que 81 podria en- los primeros slete
sIos dc Ia edad del nino, cauSarle tan
Drofundas impresiones, que toda in
f~iuencia subsecuente fuera completa-
mentc incapaz para borrarlas. Pero
hay todavia mas; algunos cientiTicos
modernos sostienen que los primcros
tres amos de Ia vida del nino, son de
mas importancia que TODD ell resto
de SUI eXistencia, porQue durante este
tempo. las impresiones son recibidas
V almacenadas en- un estado de subs
c~cnSciencia. constituyendo deSpues
las differences Eases del caracter. 81
nos pusi6ramos a ]considerar cuanto
aDrendc IN nino durante los primeros
mos de su vida, h~a!lariamos que e.
.odo es una cantjdad mucha mayo.
luc Ia adquirida por IN estudiante,
,!urante IN curse de colegio de cua
.ro amos.
BESIDE que Froebel comprcndio gu,
a3nqae la cdad escolar del nino CO.
! menzaba desGe los seis amos, este, de
aecho. comenzaba a ~aprender du-
ante los amos que p%recedian a tai
ejaG. de mas 0 menos efec-
twas: dependiendo este de 10 que
particularmente le rodeaban en- cada
.aso. consagr6, desde luego, todo su
tempo a. estudio de los ~parvulos Y
IL los instintivos metodos de educa-
cion uSados por suS madreS. De a.
cuerdo con este, Elizabeth Harrison
dice: "Froebcl ~aprendi6 de las ma
dres TODD 10 que deSpues ha venido
L cOnSUituIr sus ensenanZas. pero ell
sent!do filoS6fico de este educator
le descubr!6 bien prOnto la razon
De todos los iaStintivos juegos de a
l~5cl!as Y. a su vez, la hizo conocer a
-odas. Puesto en- contacto directo
con elias, ofreci0 a cada una, la colec-
iva ~sabiduria de muchas. S:u penc-
traction acerca de la naturaleza de!
niio Y SuS ne~ceSidadcS, capacitaronle
Para seleccionar aqueIlo que era tipi-
20 Y un!versaimcnte valuable. de to-
20 10 que era ins;gniticantc 0 de POGO
"alor cdacativo en- la labor de las ma
Tres. Con ayuda de su mujer y de
4lgunos amigos colcccion6 mucho ce
los jucgos en- uso en- su propio pals y
los pUhlico desnuGS con g.abados eX-
| plicatorios y con musica, en- un libro
que ilam0: "Jucgos m~atcrnales".
En- una tradUcci0n dc este libro,
nccha por Susan Blow, dice la traduc-
ora que Eel Iugar dc los ~lugares"
para uSar de este llbrO, cl hogar.
! William T. Harris, ex-Comisionado de
~educaci0n. dice en- ell prefacio de la
ABDUCTION hecha por la senorira
Blow: No hay fllosofia para las j0-
"enes que pueda ser comparable. con
Ia filosofia de Froebcl" Y el Hon. P.
p. Claxton, comisionado dc cduca-
caci5n, escribe en- un articulo que IT,
tul6: Eel v~erdadero papel del hogan
en- Ia educacion de los ninos". 10 ST.
~guicntc:
Entire los medios de cducaci6n que
deben usarse con los parvulos, de-
ben uSarse eI canto, Ia historic v IA
! representation. Todas las madres
(Pasa i la Sa. Col. 5a.)
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iNpO3TANTE PARA LOS PASSES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

\ lin dc que los jovenes de aspira-
clones : escasos recursos de los 20
PASSES Iat;no-alaericanos puedan apro-
vecnar las vertaias que les ofrece g.
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la educaei0n dc
los parvulos

Los ninus ]aPrcnden mas en- los
prlnucrpS Sci< ailUS de 81 vida, que
los ]cSludiantcS Ell I'M curse &c cua-
iru amos de colegio.
- :.
la cdurar;jn de los niiiOs debcria
ser tan blcn sIsicmatizada Y cut
uahu>amcnfc gUidda cUHIu Ia de los
cSiUdianieS.
LOUISE GULDLIN SIiiENS0N.
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MATRIM0NIAL-Un dollar, abrira ia, e.
canine lIgcia II feliCidad. Con csia can
tidad (si.CD) lie cnv!aremos TIcstrO Gaia
1850 MATRIMONIAL iLUSTRADO, con
nomhrcs y dIrecciOncs de ruChas dam2s
cscrIbir 4 CualCuic-a de elias y contraer
4 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, BOX ass, VENICE,
CALF
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DESEO SABER 81 paradcro de mi hlio Jose
Gloria, dc - ailOS, dc cdad. cstatura regu-
lar, color blancO. oios ncRros. cara red0n-
da. hacc tres aiOS que no sc de cl. Es-
tuvO en- Ciudad Iuarcz. de dOnde fuc a
una ofiCina de cngalchc, no ~sabienCoSe
desdc cntOnccs NADIA de IL. Dare una
gratifiCaci0n de CfNCUENTi DOLARES, a
Ia persona que me propOrcionc inforInc3
ctertos. Dirtlirse a GregOTIo Gloria, Box
81 Tempe, Arizona. Gii5)