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them (5 boys) from school at the same time. I threatened with personal violence the next man who persuaded any pupil to runaway. I had no more of it but seeing how the old folks felt and knowing perfectly well that the pupils could not be kept without [not legible] [not legible]. I [not legible] [not legible] of [not legible] and let them go home! At the same time I explained to [not legible] that the Government no longer recognized a parent’s right to keep his children at home or send them to school as he wished. [not legible] the child’s attendance at school was [not legible]. I told them further that while I persuaded them to [not legible] [not legible] children home
