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[By Olive Roberts Barton:]

We spend years teaching the children physical courage, but how many of us pay any particular attention to that nobler thing, moral courage?

There is a good staunch old saying, "Be sure you're right, thei go ahead," that we might get out and dust up for the children. Courage of his convictions and willingness to stand the conse- quences is the first step in this little moral lesson.

Although, e the man who said his conselence was as good as new i because he never used it, I believe) this good bld axiom was never overworked in the old days either, for that matter, For we used to keep these old sayings in storage and trot them out only on special occasions, such as memory work in school or over our signatures i autograph albums or "done in erewel work on samplers. It hiver occurred to us that they | were good to live with, and for the

children to live with.

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human In depicting nature as the baffling mixture of good and evil which it is has been more the cause or the result of the tendency of society to judge more lightly the wayward or

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There is, of course, more in moral courage than frank confes- ion. That is only a small part of it. To bravely face uplensunt duties and do them to the best of one's ability takes moral courage. And to submit uncomplainingly to trouble that cannot be helped, that i moral courage of the highest we; it is a great thing if we can teach children not to dermand sym- athy If they 172 hurt, for Yes, there are all sorts instance. of moral courage exemplißed in a child's daily experience.

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Dear Tags Unkel Harry

Tag don't know that I am. writing this to you but some peeple think it lant rite that you never take Dag with you on a trik 2° know he wood like to go on one. If you wat [my Unkel I wood come rite out and ask you

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