Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 43

of results, and soon the boys were interested completely in
making the handkerchiefs of good boys put in order of greatness by flour sacks. Baskets
you/he/she was served as needles of pine, reed, willow and rushes and mats
from hulls of corn.

"I lend in the term the messy one, fences in of school negligent they were converts
in gardens, growers that provide the seed, and when any mule could be
gotten for ploughing, four boys were bridled for drawing you plough him,
while another drove him/it.

"The batons of parent-teachers were organized and a lot of mothers came for
education."

The fact that the last census brings thirty-three for cent of the
Black and Southern population above of ten years as illiterate, show a
enormous need here of instructive and additional effort of some kind that
Missions are bringing--the all-round training that gives the ability
to earn a living, combined with the moral ones and spiritual quality
what you/he/she can produce alone worthy citizen.

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In Rico of I Bring and the possessions of island of the United States,
Schools of mission have made the greatest possible service.

There were not almost schools for the simple people on the islands
under Spanish it dominates. Our government, when it supposed control,
been vigorously addressed to the assignment to offer schools as
well as giving the physical and healthy conditions to the islands, but
there was the great need of additional schools of Mission, especially
for the youngest children.

There is besides the lack of public and enough schools,
reasons involved in the first religious control of the islands
what they make the school of Mission more essential in to bring to the
city of to-tomorrow stimulating ideals and positive training.

"Mercedes, Juanita Pachita, Juan Felipe--here they is, all out
to play, only as children in scholastic age American to interruption, only that it
it is too much heat for firm games of management. Where is the scholastic building? Because,
under that tree of cocoanut. Yes, that small hut, covered of straw with palm