grees made by some of the other members of the family of nations.
Sarely our wealthy and prosperous country can cope with all the unnsual demands and do something to remedy this lamentable state of affairs. Money is argently needed for civilizing purposes, and it is better far that this money should come from the United States than from some European, or oven Asiatic power when the ar is end ed. 211 of the steps necessary to aid in Central American development (such as the establishment of bunks, building of railways, etc. cannot be taken at ono tinc, it is suggested that our attention be turned to the establishment of these zohools, which are of primal importance.
Of courac the proposed instituti one could not be wre of all the pupils o Central America.
It is not intended that they should. Tho popillation of that soction is rogally sneakink some were neer sin million people, of which only a small percentage world be interested in merican schools.
pected, however, tlaat from those ottens teachers would develop and in turn impart to the poorar catives 200rses of instruction similr to those they had rceivel.
Thus little by little the diffusion of a biober prade of knowle:600 would become more renem and reach those who 20 sadly in need of it.
Ir tive of these school se o to be stipted one cach in Guatemala, Salvador, Honiuras, Nicaragua and costa sloa along the lines indicated there would he required for reinforced concrete buildings about ihreo querters of million dollars and