. The Kindergarten-Primary Magazine. e childs most constant companion. But the kindergarten costs money. I think I hearsome one say; we cannot afford it. We can afford all other educational facilities necessary for the fulleducation of our people. We must do it; it is our first duty to our children,for whom we live, and in and through whom we mustlive after we are dead. The wealth we have is theirs—beyond that which we must consume in the needs ofour daily life. Sooner or later we must leave it to them;we are only their stewards and guardians. Shall we invest their money for them in bon
. The Kindergarten-Primary Magazine. e childs most constant companion. But the kindergarten costs money. I think I hearsome one say; we cannot afford it. We can afford all other educational facilities necessary for the fulleducation of our people. We must do it; it is our first duty to our children,for whom we live, and in and through whom we mustlive after we are dead. The wealth we have is theirs—beyond that which we must consume in the needs ofour daily life. Sooner or later we must leave it to them;we are only their stewards and guardians. Shall we invest their money for them in bonds orbrains, or in lands or life? Shall we leave them money,or skill to produce money and more than money? When we have done our full duty by providing forour children kindergartens and schools of all gradesand kinds, when the forgotten child is remembered,and the lost waif has been housed and redeemed, thenshall we enter fully into our rightful heritage andwealth and honor and power shall be ours beyond whatwe can now comprehend,. MAIN STREET, Springfield, Mass.
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