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noble hearted man. He was talking of
your provision for the Kindergartens, and
he said: "I tell Mrs. Stanford, that I
believe her Free Kindergartens for the
neglected little children, wil do more
lasting good, than our work in other
directions _ they will tell in the prevention
of pauperism and crime." I took
his remark as my subject for an address, last
Sunday night, at the Hall of Columbus --
"The Kindergarten as a Preventive of Pauperism
and Crime," and I told the large audience