New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
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Dr.. Strickler seems to imagine that
other people Will forget his statements
as soon as he does himself. Otherwise
he would he more careful in what he
says when reporters are around.
We are told that the resolution regard
ing teachers, which was introduced at the
last meeting Of the school board, is to be
passed later on. IF it does, we will be
tempted to say that there's are some men We
know who really have a habit of seeming
wise without really being wise.
Dir. StriekleT tells his friends that the.
Review did not correctly report the lot
discussion in the school board meeting.
Then the records and three members of
the board are not as authentic as Dr..
Strlekier. You can draw your conclu-
SONS TO suit yourself.
# the Review missrepresents things
why IS il it that some people getso. excited
and vince SO much over articles thatap-
pear in the columns when they imagine
they are not being watched. Further
more, why dc they forestalI SO much and
make threats If certain matters are made
public in print.
That resolution introduced by Mr.
Silverson protesting against the Ireland
system as practiced in the Saltwater
schools, doesn't agree with the ATchbi-
shops views in the least. It's a good
sensible resolution just the same and it is
right that it should have passed. It pro-
vides thatno religion be taught in the.
schools whatever,.-w Ireland favors
teaching the Catholic doctrine.
There are some people in this world,
who if you praise them and overlook
their mistakes will cling to your necks
and cover you with the warm carreses Of
lavish kindness, but the moment the
wheel of circumstances is turned and ne
cessity demands that the public should
be enlightened as to their true inward
ness,-well, they get hot about it and
start a paper with the view of wrecking
your business. Our feeling towards
such people is generally one Of tender
pity for their snaallness.
The world still lrevolves about its axis
the universe remains mistaken and the
Review continues to reach the usual
number OF readers. Like a meteoric
body bent upon crashing something in
It's tremendous rush, but which general
ly spends It's terrors ere it can work any
harm, there is once in while a man
whose desire for revenge prompts him to
threaten dire calamity and leads him to-
try to stop some editors paper. And
yet when that man comes to his senses
he discovers, whether he wants to or not,
that it was only his own indi-
vidual subscription that he stopped, and
that the paper is still issued weekly for.
the benefit of the masses.
It makes no difference whether the re-
solution which was introduced at the
last school board meeting pertaining to
the discharge OF teachers who should
write or say anything against members
Of the school board contained a provi-
sion of justification or not What the
teachers do In the schools is the only
criterion by which to Judge them. What
they do or say as individuals outside of
the schools, SO long as it does not inter-
fere with the course of instruction, in
terests the members of tile school board
only as individuals and affords no good
ground for discharge. The members of
the board must not make the mistake of
thinking that their official capacity can
be used as a cloak for shielding thensel-
yes from personal attacks.
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