Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-06
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into danger by so-called education
without religion. washington,
Franklin, Webster.)
Catholics, do not: build their own
schools for. fun. much less. out OF
narrow minded higotry... ... -.
The city school board Of Minneap-
oils. come time ago. had some
trouble to bring up the, necessary
fund for maintaining public schools.
Now I. do not know how many
children are attending the public
schools in Minneapolis, but know.
how many children Of the different
parishes attended. the Catholic
schools within the city limits Of Min
neapolIs during the past school year
-2.l45. And IN 1t. Paul. within the
city limits, 5.121. Now suppose the
state should have to provide for
these 1885 all the necessary buildings.
offices, superfn rendents and teachers.
janitors and fuel and pay for all this.
What would become of our school
children? The parents Of these 1906
children attending Catholic schools
In Minneapolis and st. Paul are
obliged to pay school taxes as well as
the parents who make use Of the
public schools. Neither do we muir:
muir about 1t, because any appropria-
ton for church or church schools
would be against our constitution.
There are at least one million.
Il. 0O0, O0O) Catholic children attend
ing parpchial schools proper, like
ours here In Little Fails, and the
government poes not pay u cent.
Therefore the, people outside the
Catholic church will certainly not
find fault with their Ca thOlic fellow
|citizens in their relieving the budgets
III the various sta tes to such ar oex-
tent. '* s'~ss
=, No true and loyal citizen Of the
United States should ever forget the
glowing tribute which Washington
paid to a delegation of Catholic
citizens to congratula te him IL hehalf
II all their Catholic fellow citizens at
his elevation to the dignity of first
president Of the new land Of liberty
in the following wOrile:
II hope that you. fellow. citizens,
will never forget the patriotic part
which you took in the establishment
ut tue constitutions, OR the important
aid from a nation tn which tho ,Ro-
man Catholic faith was proiessed.,
With his marked sense for right
and justice, what, would the same
unprejudiced father Of our fatherland
say in the sight of the heroic sacri-
fices which the same Catholics
brought on the various battlefelde,
and especially in rearing and main
tanning 40 many thousands OF COM
mon schools, colleges, universities
and hospitals. He would acknowl.
edged the merit Of the Catholic citi.
sens about the. material and moral
advancement Of our country In this
Or similar matters. '-'
hope that you fellow citizens will
never forget the heroic part that you
Ibid and are taking year in and year
out. during the past forty years, in
the protection of the inward beauty
and the m oral strength OF our
Icountry BY building md maint tanning
90 many thousands of primary
schools, colleges. universities. ETC.. al
their own expense. -. :;
/" We build our schools for our God,
our Faith and our Country. ,,4.st
! -. .ae".'.'' &."' REV. A. RASTER.
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20 grandma In the rocker Grain-O; 10 good
l fef the whole family. Il 10 the long. de
sired substitute for coffee Never upeets
the nerves or Injuries the Digestion. Made
from pure grains It y . food IL itself, Hat
saa q The ss
tidc article andBie come to stay. 4 Il makes
9or hsei IS e end strength, Al your srocie'
1.-The Oriten. . cycle for ten rifers,
win be exhibited at the state fair. 3