—paraded in grand procession, under the charge of their several teachers, a committee of citizens, and the board of common school directors. They left their several school buildings about half past ten in the morning and walked to Trinity Lutheran church, where the ceremonies, as settled upon by the

for the right. For now the child and sire of time demand the deeds of earnest men, To make it better than the Past, and stretch the circle of its ken." —Anon. QUAINT TAVERN SIGNS IN the good old days, when taverns were known by quaint old names and were often under the management of people of the best

Quixote, the famous hero created by Cervantes, in his make-up, and failed in his high endeavors at reform because he, like Quixote, did not learn the lesson that often men accept great truths but slowly. It is easier at times to lead than to drive them. WOODROW WILSON IN LANCASTER By WILLIAM