The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-27

Andrews spoke in several rooms much
TO the qualification of all who heard him.
Inc Lincoln school has been the recip-
lent of some choice flower seeds, sent by
Mr. Currie. of Lindstrom
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
At the Jefferson school MAJ ]. M Bow
Ter delivered short address. He said in
part:
This hour Is appropriately devoted to
learning the lesson, of patriotism and
paying loving tribute to the memory
of our heroic dead. Our revolutionary
forefathers declared that all men were
created equal. and endowed with the un-
aiienable right to life. liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness. Then they formed
a government which sanctioned slavery
telling the Creator In effect that He had
made mistake, that some men should
toll In bondage and other men should
enjoy the fruits thereof. The war of
the Rebellion came, the Union armies
fought to save the Union and destroy
slavery, and they won. They gave ef-
feet and meaning to the Declaration of
independence 1t took millions Of men
and billions of money to do that. More
than $4,000 men gave their lives In that
great conflict. The highest honor which
we can pay them Is to see to 1t that
they shall not have died in vain. Improve
your splendid opportunities to fit your
selves for good citizenship, which you
Will soon be called upon to exercise. Yours
is grand heritage. Prepare yourselves to
enjoy and to enlarge 1T. What your
fathers builded so we'll 1t is your great
privilege to preserve and to improve Thus
you can pay the greatest honor to them
not only to them, but to yourselves and
the rest of mankind for all time"
In room 10, Jefferson school, the follow
ing programme was given: Song, THE
Banner of the Free" school; recitation,
RlIIn 0y,1
recitation. Three Violets," Lille
Bruggeman, Mabel Schwabe and Dora
Henninger; song, Battle Cry Of Free
{ DOM" recitation, "The Saint" Catherine
Richwein; song. Our Bright Starry Ban
~ner," school; recitation, "Lincoln's Ad-
dress at Gettysburg" Claude Waldron;
recitation. May Flowers" Clara Hronke;
song. I'm the Prison Cell I Sit,' school;
recitation. Orphan Annie" Georgia
Pleiss; song (solo), THE Dying Soldier"
Claude Ryan; recitation, "Commemora-
tion Ode" Arnice Lohlker; song. Black
smith,. Claude Ryan, James Mojah Eu-
gene Whitaker; recitation, Present Cri-
sis" Claude Waldron; recitation, Deck
Them With Flowers" Arnie Lohlker,
Georgiana Ames. Catherine Ulmer; reci-
tation, "Our Country Gustav Stamm:
recitation, Love of Country" Eugene
Whitaker; recitation, Duty" Frank
Tipletzky; song. Battle F-un Of the
Republic" school; recnation, Soldiers
Dream, six boys; recitation. "The Squir-
rel Ollie Kopitovitch; recitation, ''The
Daisy Georgia Pleiss; recitation, ''The
Bonnet, three girls; recitation What
Want, Dora Henninger; song. Just Be-
fore the Battle. Mother school; song,
Three Little Boys" recitation, "In the
Meadow Louis Howell; song March
Ing Through Georgia." school: recitation.
The Bouquet" four little girls; song,
America" school; recitation, Bright
Banner Anna Shaak; recitation,
Decoration Day." Isabel Devereux: reel
tatton. Work, Albert Schiller: song,
'Tenting on the Old Camp Ground"
Many of the pupils taking part in the ex-
ercises are grandchildren of soldiers.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Introductory Memorial services were
held yesterday afternoon in the First
Baptist church by the pupils of the
Franklin school. Old Glory hung above
the platform and an excellent patriotic
programme was presented. The church
was well filed with the pupils Of the
school and their parents and friends OF
unusual merit was the singing by large
chorus Of mixed voices under the direc-
ton Of Miss Hcsmer, teacher Of the
eighth grade. Their numbers we're Tent.
ing Tonight" Angels of Peace, and
America" and the three selections were
sung in fine harmony and with much ex-
preston. Mr.. P Smalley and Rev.
H. f. StilweH delivered short addresses
double duet, 'The Nations" was
sung by Godfrey Griffin, Albert Ingram,
Gates Grant and Willie Weber Cover
Them Over With Beautiful Flowers"
trio arrangement, was sung by Pear
Emerson. Edith Erickson and Flossie
Emerson. "Just Before the Battle, Mo-
ther, was sung by Cotton Emerson, with
chorus accompaniment. Mrs. X. Deacon,
principal of the Franklin school, had
charge of the programme. 1yss
sIBLEY SCHOOL.
The Memorial day programme was rem
dered as follows: Salute of flag and
I pledge, song, America" song, Hail to
the Land" song, Star spangled Ban
Eer, march, "Stars and Stripes" by six
hundred children
The four upper grades then went to the
assembly room. where the following pro-
graDme was given:
''The Name of Old Glory" Miss Len
non; defamation. Our Country" E.
Bendixon; song, my Old Home" K. Glib
bons; recitation, Land of Liberty" M.
Gardner; recitation, I'm One Grave" L.
Jahkne; recitation, Decoration Day"
M. Lindgren; recitation, ''Old Glory" R.
Gilman; recitation, "a Mistake" M
Murray; song. Cover Them Over" e.
Brown; recitation, Come Forth" N.
Farrell; recitation. "A Daisy Mission," A.
Scannell; song, Bring Forth the Flow
ers" E. flaming; defamation, Soldier
Boys" l.. Ansbro; song. Three Little
Sisters" A. McCray; address by Prof.
W. G. Eberman; three cheers for the
flag. school.
Each room below the fifth grade had
special programme in It's own room
picking of flowers, which a large delega-
ton of pupils will take to the Auditorium
before 7:3O in the evening. On Tuesday
little girls whose fathers We're soldiers
will go to the cemeteries to spread flow
ers upon the graves of soldiers.
IRVING SCHOOL.
Fifth Fifth Grads.nstar sPangIsd Banner"
solder nv Marcia RHsseI Song Se@ a0r
orial Ode school; selections, thirty. pu-
recitation, Blue and Gray school; re-
citation, Monument for the Soldiers,
Corndia Shields; salute to the flag; schools
song, STARS and Stripes Forever"
school; addresses. Gen. E. M. Pope. c. W.
Hackett; tableaux. "An Angel of Mercy
song, Break the News to Mother" Sara
anaugh, Beth Silver, Ray Broughton.
George Foley, Robert Foulke, Jamie
Fleckenstein; recitation, 81 Got to Go to
Fred and VIII Minser; recitation, 1.-THE
jolly Old Flag" Roy Broughton; recita-
ton; The Obstinate Mule" Sara Nc,
school; recitation, Grant" Edward Fo-
ley; song. America school.
First Grade-Programme- song,
tion, The Children's Offering" recita-
tation, '"rhe Flowers" Helen Sullivan;
song, Lovely May" recitation, Our
Flag" Thaddeus Jones and RiplY- DOrr;