the Jews.  Well, and so they are all of them, lovable, entertaining and instructive, and the man or woman who goes among them with an open heart and eye will find much material for thought and humility, and one function of the public school is to promote this understanding and appreciation.  It has done wonders in the past, and every year finds it better equipped for its work of amalgamation.  The making of an American citizen is its stated function, but its graduates will be citizens not only of America.  In sympathy, at least, they will be citizens of the world.

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