Identifier: independen89v90newy (find matches)
Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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I meet each schoolday intend to answer the call to service.Accordingly I asked my students to answerin one or two sentences the following ques-tion : What do you intend to do for yourcountry this summer? Fifty-five students expect to work onfarms, seventy-four will care for home gar-dens, twenty-seven girls will knit scarfs,mittens, socks, etc.. for the soldiers, elevengirls will aid the Red Cross Society, fivegirls will join first-aid classes, eight boysand twenty girls are willing to do any-thing that they can for their country, afew have no definite plans, and three ofthe older boys have enlisted in the NavalCoast Reserve. Surely, if the spirit exprest in theseanswers is typical of the spirit of the youthof our land, America has a powerful allyin her boys and girls. George A. Persell. Jamestoicn, New York .*iJ.u,il.>l..«l,1*^Lt;lL«J,t»..:l,,«)1,l.L«ll1tl,,*IJLl),L«t,l«J,L«l,l,i*L.L>,;«;tl»li)«;1lnl*IH«l.illl*t»l.l H*Ut*l-l1;*liJlii»Ill ^l- t.lUllilluH t*l*L*Z^J
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No one has ever scaled Baltoro, its peak is guarded by lakes and deeply crevassed glaciers. So perhaps it doesnt matterwhether you stand at its foot or in Worcester, Massachusetts—you can dream equally well of the climb up along thehostile mountains, where the hair-poised snow-slides shiver. The photograph on the next page illustrates it even better

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