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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-06-01
THE ST. PAUL SCHOOL SITUATION
By Gustavus LOevinger.

given an opportunity to decide the
case Of Dollars VS.. Children.
Everybody admits that the
school plant of St. Paul is made
quate. The experts, brought here
at great expense, after a thorough
survey, say so. The entire school
personnel, from head to the
humblest janitor, say so. The
people from nearly every school
district, in their demands on the
city council, say so. The school
plant, as an exhibit, on the
ground, in the films and on slides,
says so. The federal government
in it's comparative figures on the
school expenditures of St. Paul as
compared with "a other cities
nearest in population to it, infer
entially, says so. Butt will
raise taxes.
Every consideration Of self-in-
terest, demands better school
facilities in ST. Paul. With an i'm
proved school plant, including the
necessary equipment and supplies,
the annual school collection" Gan
indirect-direct tax will be
eliminated; the necessity Of rails
ing money for globes, dictionaries
and reading matter by turning the
children into junk-gatherers will
be done away with; better light,
ventilation and sanitation will
save many bills from eye, throat
and lung specialists; the child and
the parent will proportionately
get vastly more for their money
and effort if furnished with an
adequate, up-to-date equipment in
the hands of a teacher who has
not been de-vitalized by bad air or
overwork.
Public-spiritedness counsels bet
ter public schools. If the object
is more efficient child-give him
the right school environment. II
you want better equipped citizen,
equip better the growing child. If
you want to serve your country,
see that it's future rulers are
trained-give them a good public
school education. If you want to
lower taxes begin now-give your
children an education that will en-
able them to vote more intelligent
ly, select their officials more wisely
and demand an honest and
economical administration more
successfully than we, their par
ents, have been able to do.
Humanity commands us to i'm
prove the schools. A parent that
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-06-01

criminally punished. But what
about city that allows $4,000 of
it's children to study in rooms not
as we'll lighted as an ordinary up
to-date factory, under conditions
that have been declared by ex-
perts to be harmful to the eye
sight? When we find homes
where the parents ignorantly OBJ
ject to fresh air we send them a
friendly visitor. But what about
a city that herds dozens of chill
dren into a room for hours with
defective ventilation and all it's
evil consequences? A farmer
would not think of trying to raise
hogs without providing them with
good food, good shelter, clean, dry
quarters and plenty of room for
exercising. But the children Of
St. Paul are not given any where
near the same consideration. In
lieu of play grounds they are for
the most past gwen dump-holes,
streets and alleys. A man who
built a home and did not take
proper fire precautions and suffi-
cient fire insurance would be con-
sidered shiftless. The fact that
he had never had fire after all
proves nothing. Yet hundreds of
St. Paul children 80 to schools con-
demned by experts as fire traps.
Why not insure their lives as we'll
as the chairs they sit in and the
beds they sleep in? A child VOL
UNFAIRLY placed into a fire trap,
into a dark room, into a poorly
ventilated building, into an unsani-
tary environment, even though
sanctifed by the name of public
school, is treated inhumanly. 1t
is not given a fair chance.
Who does not know parents
dozens of them-that scrimp and
save and deny themselves to give
their children an education. How
does ST.. Paul reward this kind of
patriotism? By fire hazards, in
jured eyesight, weakened lungs,
reduced vitality, diminished brain
power, predisposition to sickness
and necessarily lessened intelli-
gence. Is it fair?
But-how about the taxes if the
bond issue is carried? Quite so.
For nearly SO years Dollars have
always won every case Of Dollars
vs.. Children? Why change?
Nothing must interfere in the
great crusade against higher
taxes" Ignorance-at-any price is
a much safer policy than such
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
ssidltiac Observation-Disclosures crmnr.

y mitcroom 9. Somlor. Gr.
BON getDmoun-@ollwe9, scr ocutibc
yieidsfon5ler miro pobrideinlid
ytittc oicies Monots, nod 0cpcibcn
BON Berlin on oie oSiio,~ cine mid
ti9e @rtlGrung MAIDEN.
Gic 2lntmort Der Gntcnte on @rGiis
Dent gSilion miro erportet, ioet ole
y'ohridlt, ilno DER aon5lcr miro nod.
Dem ibr Snbolt befont 1T, i'm &eids.
tog Ole Stellttng GcitidIono's wei-
ter ociiniren. GentidlonO, 10 beiBt
es, miro an ollie 9lcutralc, Oic &roii.
ocnt SSilions &ori@lGec untcritiis-
ten glcidl8eitiGc &oritclhmacn ri@.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
3uIammCn6rndJ eines @cbGnOcs.

Glcbclou6, O., 8. 5nuor.
@ei oem 3uiommcnitir5 Ocs @ebdll-
oes Der u@lepelouo Storage 60,
ipeldcr oDne borbcrgebenoe gSor-
nung Dor iicb ging, wuroen orei Scu-
te, 6mei oopon ernitlib, perlett irno
pieIc cntgingeu nit fnapper ylot9 cir
nem troilrigcu SdidioI. Gin Tbeil
oes fiinfit6dioeu @eb6uocs itiir5te
pIoblicb mo obne 9ln5cicben ein- 3lpei
Slngeiteate wuroen inter ben Eriini-
mcrn bcruorgcbolt lmo IN iterbcnoem
3ultauOc nad cinem %oipitoI iibers
iiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
as@rcn aus BEN Sricsc ac5uscu.

& II bington 8. Sonpor.
Gos ariegs mo 0os N}orine- Gcpor.
tcmeut bot oie SeritelIung bon @e-
i@ileen ilnO Slug5euGcn nod euro
pdiidcn @initern, mic iic Der arie9 IN
oen ieinoliben S1nocrl cntmldelt
bot, oiltoriiirt.
@ln9ei6loiien oorin iiuo 2ultl@lITe
bonn 3eppeIiu.Sppus, groBtablirigc
beipeglihc @eicDiibe uno Sulbiben,
welhe onf @iienbobno6ien montir
our MISUNDERSTANDING 8ermen-
oung finOen ioIlcu. Scfrctdr DoileIs
tiluoigte beute on, OoB ser g3eppe.
lin" ioiort 9ebout meroen wilroe.
Ser GntidluB, cinen iolcben 81 baiIi
cll mrroe nod reifliber 8erotDun0
ilber Die S5rage Der Itarreu SnitldlfIe
BON 5eiten cineS 5ulnmmeugelesten
Counties bon 0ffi5ieren Der Snftlflt'
ter. glbtbeilungeu bciOcrlci 0icnltes
oes @encrolitobes ser g(rnce imO
Der Dtorinebcboroe eefobt, mel6e ell.
pIobl, oen 9nt ioiort IN gInsriif 5u
nebmen.
Nielc @mpfeblung ipliroe bon Se.
tretor @micls uno SefretGr 9atcr
allieebeiBen uno in oie Soften mers
oen lia bic slrncc iuo 6loitc tbcilen.
SIN @eldiisbaulperf al @ntcrpliet
N..y, meroen bereitS montirte @c.
ldllse Dom 16 mo ~ 3oll @oil.
biBen-SQpuS bcrgeiteat mO |ldnc
iur Die Seritelhme bon IA 8oll wcit.
tragenNcu @cidiIsen nit ccitcleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
@apitdm aDui0'e SsudJ.

GineS ocr irtcrpiionteItcn
giicbcr OcS bellliQen Binder.
morfteS lit Gapit0n &oul ao'
nig's @ud), in ipeldcm er Die
SSllngicrnrejie OeS llntcriee.
SonocISidiiicS uGeutlGIan0"
beibrei6t. Baltimore lpor be-
tanntIih Ocr SoicrL no ooS
ncuortige SHiii ieiue crIte So'
Opng BON Oeltiben 6orblolTcl
loitttc llnO ieine criie Soona
bon @immi, giidel II. /. ~. Iilr
GcutiCblouO all @oro nabn.
gllIcn @ewo6ncru @aliinore'S
1T cs nod inn @c0ddJtnib. mie
aopitdn a0nig una ieinc
Wlannidaft bier ictirt iuuroen.
Gieicr ocufluiiroioe gIuicntboIt
III Baltimore uno Die munlliN.
lo@en olIiregcnocn gcgcbenDel'
ten m0brcuo scr 6o6rt Gbcr
oen Dreop iino in ielicln0cr
SSeiie beirbrie6cn. Ger ipoil.
llcnolte Ebcil oeS gudcS it,
100 Sopiiin aonig ciueu Eoutb'
perlnd oli scr Seimlubrt IN
DER nntcrem Gbeiopeafc 9oi bc-
cbrelbt iUobci OoS GoudOoot
N Gin Sou8loG acrGi6, iidl
lortudbrenO iuie ciit Slrciiel
Orebt iinO id in ocn tieicn
Sdlonm binciu6obrt.
GoS Bud 1T I'M oclltidcu
llrtegt uuO III gutter cn0liidcr
lleberIebnnG IN Der Office ncS
"GeittI1cn Gorrciponoenten"
81 erboIteu.
Scr A}rciS III $i.25 oNcr
S.55. lpenu per &oIt be5ogcn,
Ger Sieincrtroa iGcBt Sem
Seclcrte @eniionSionn DER
gelltldeu Gccon-Hbeocrei 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Sapan Idllic6t iidl an.

SonOon Q. ,yonnor. IoS
9luswartioc 9lmt fiinoiot an ooB
Sopon oiii8icll ieinc 9ereihuilIi9tcit
erfldrt bobc, an Dem ponoeIs llebcr-
cinfommcn, luelcbcS bon Oen &ertrcs
tern ser @ntente. 9llliirten 6ci Ger
Eoriirr Gonieren5 getroffen mllroc,
icitaubolteu.
(DieieS llcbcrcinfonlncn iicbt cin-
beitlitbc W}aBnobmen fir 9tccon-
ltruftion Der oIliirten 2GnOer naH
oem ariegc IN conuleroielIcr. inou.
Itrieller, Observation-Disclosures rnO
moritimer ge5iebung, ionic ooueru.
oes commer5ieles 3uiunmeupirfct
untcr Den Nlliirten bor)
6aUorirter amcrifuniidjcr Sampfcr.
2onoon 8. Sumior. Ser bic
iige omcrifoniibc Goniill nuroe be.
uo6ridtigt, SoB scr omerifanii6c
Donpfer o&ortlonO," ocr elm 2ed &C.
lprllngen lotte, IN Der Y{or0lce BON
leiner @tannidait 6ic pom Dem oeut-
i6cu @lotoridiff o@roiilion" gelan-
oct mlroe, DerloIien moroeu lit.
(Der 1886 Sounen 9roBe @ompicr
D&ortlonO" iegeIte om 90. 9loDcmbcr
bon Soprc Had 9scp Dorf ob. Sll
@larincnadrihten BON 9torfoIf ponl
.. De5cmber mur0c gelagt scr itd-
Iicniidc DoHpfer nllmbrio~ b1ttc &C.
mclOct, Der oEortlono" ici obnc Sob
len uno Grooiont iiir nur cinigc
Goge III Der glGbe bon Bermuda &C.
mcien ino nohocm sic 0llmbria
bereeblihe 8eriihc gcnoht bate,
ibn III Shlepptou 81 nebmen om H.
Ge5cmber Dor Anfer gcgunnen. Seit-
Dem miroeu fcine gtodridten ilbcr
i'm crbolteu. &orber mur0e bon Ser.
muoo gemel6et, Der o&ortlono"
Bate om 1S. Gc3em6er orobtlos Inn
Siilic gerufcu Gr geb0rtc Der aerr
Gompicr @eieIIidoit uon gIcw.Norf
uno mar in 9ollolt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
0hicaaO,s gsOIiasi. sfanbnl.

&oli5ei.Gopitane unO oieutenoutS
onse6li@ in Scr r@rait" .2liioire
inooloirt. @erboiteter @olijei-
dci nod MISUNDERSTANDING irei.
aeloiieu.
G6icago. 8. Sonuar. StootS.
anwalt 0}oclop Sopne, meIder cine
llnteriuhumg Oes &oli5ei., ,@ings~
aeiiibrt bat, ocr, icincu 9lneabcu 5ii.
iolgc, aaj6brli6 pieIe EaulenOe Don
GoIlors bon oen Nn6abrcli BON ga.
iter5oblen erpreBt baben iolI, iiibrtc
0eiiern eineu Sauptidlos, inoem er
Ncl %oli5eihef Charles s. pcoleg,
0ci @oli5eilicutenont Mortin 8bite
mo brci nuocrc Eoli5ei6eantte otf
0ic 9ci6llloigmgen Der @rpreilung,
9cri6porimg imo 9eic6uug perboi.
ten lieB. ScaIeD tpltrOc uom Stel-
Iin0 BON 100000 9iirgi6nit mic.
Der entIoiieH.
Sopue, welmer 6e6olptct, Der gr0-
Bcre Sbeil Ger 9oli5eisGapitdne unO
2ictenontS iei IN Oeu ,,@raft". .Sfon.
Ool peuUidelt mar nit me6reren nj.
liiteuten bis ioit GogcSanbrudb eiirig
init Dem 8crb0r non 3euoen uun Scr
Grrdiift bon 1olumenten beindis
tigt uno itellte meitcre @erboitimgen
in 9IuSiidt.
0etc iriib murocn oepn audi nod
mcbrere &erionen ieitgenoulmcn, oo-
umtcr bier 6roueu ongeblidl Bette
rinneu bon 6reuOcnbouicru uuo es
iuliroen S1aitbeie6le ge9er oic 9iell
tenouts GoworO @rooD mo So6n
NortiorO lmo 0cn Sersconten So0n
gtaua6ton, Ocn coniiocnticIlen Sefre.
tdr Oes Chefs Seolep, ousgeltellt.
@ovnc periucigert 9efonntmo6ing
Der bon ibm crlangtcn 9eipeiie, err
fldrte aber, CT lego cinenl Bud ia
ariinem Ginbano groBe @idtigfcit
bei, ooS i'm geiib oeS Sicltenants
SSbitc Oorgeiinoen luorDei iein ioa.
0ieies 9uA entbdIt cine iorgi0ltis
Gclii6rte giiic mebrcrer bunOert
0rcuoeu6duier, 9pielboaeu lm0
&irt5iMaiten i'm 2ofe.Str. .9e5irf
nit 3o6lcn mo 9loti5en ncben oen
giamcH oorrntcr ioigcnoe gemer-
rnecp: n&o33ioS ong0ngi9",
.GGois" orai @eoc." 1as ~ariine
%uA" iDir0, iuie SooDnc iagt, eiite
miAti9e 9ioIle ipiclen. Iie @riiten5
0cSiclbcn mar i6m 6efonnt, ood
Edtte CT nidt crportet, oaB es ibnl
in Ole 0dn0c fallen miirOe 1Sn Der
lnit oOrci 8e0e4 marfirtcn giite
iau6 or 9ctrdge bon $50 bis $3.50
oneciii6rt. Sic 9Ioti5 ielbit bGOelitct,
luic cr annimnt, Oie 8ertbeihng Oic-
itr @eIOcr. 2icptcuant g8bitc be-
baRptet, oas Bud cnf6altc mw cine
Site oer perrllienpn Sotole in Dem
Ailtrilt, ociien @ommonoo er por
claigen @ocben iibcrnubm.
aSoIi3eidci Seolp, ocr i'm lebtcn
N'onot Dem !Dlopor ieinc 9felionotioll
cngereiht bate, oic an / cSanior
N Strait tretcn ioIlte, oanu ober bis
gum f.. perihobeu wurOe, oamit CT
iiber ocu SfeuiobrStoq, All ipeld,cnl
man 8erIebungeu oeS Sc6anfoeieses
c.partete, i'm glmt blieb, crfI6rte
Grute, er babe sic So6c leinem 9ln.
ilaIt ii6erge6en lmo iiiate bin,u.
,qIuBer Der @rfldrlmg meiuer In.
idulO unO meiner ednjli6eu lin.
icnntniB irgcnO elmer @rinoIa9c iiir
ficic acknowledgement babe idy uidts
Il, iagel. Solpcit id IN 9etrobi
fomme. luiirOc sic oonjc 5odc Ia
clcrlib icin mcm iie nidt Sdmcr5
rcrllriotte.~
@lovor S9iaiam $. I6omion
UciGcr iid, ais sic critcu Scr6oi
ttugeu uorecuommcn lulrOen ON
teier Der inauguration OcS @oipcr
rcirs s. Is. 9owocu III Sprlngiielf
bclono, lit bclitc nod G6ico9c 5lIrild'
acte6rt.
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gcfG6rCitlJc ScI)ofc.

Sos GGof. poS GinabiIb Der
GonFtmui uno 6jeOulO, 3eiqt con3 ons
Oerc Gbarditcg3iige, peau q iisb Ie!0It
iiberIoRen Dleibt. Gebeinrai SriensI
mics jiingTt i'm 8sgcia fir OeuiItqe
@Gltcrtuuce 6ornuf lin, oaB in @es
birasiGibeyn udmentli9 Ole SHofs
bDde, bic 5umcilca bic 6eroe as1eu slos
Ter uno anberes &au95sug 81 Dcrteiois
gen bdben, Die Gmii9teragett hes Ser
tcEr;ehs oer @bsne pjlig ubIsge1 uno
Dem UienideH tciiiesipg8 cusioi@ru,
SH 5broI perccn fie GtgaIe eft 70
freb, ouB Ie ocn Nanberer 1sruoe5i
perfolgeu glumcnili9 YinO Fc bann
nur i@per Su Derl4eugsa, ipcna
i6nen einnal jcmelO Gola gum 2e6en
pernbreidt Eat Gic pcgianaer Damn
BON iCnem 8orii6ertonlnicnGea ibren
@aIStribut uno eegeN II iGter llnprrs
Tddmtbit oft 70 usit, boB iie bic aiens
Iden budhfdbIic3 oninobleru, laepu Iie
oas hurA DEN SbwciB ausaeTaieoeae
SoI3 in ben AIei0ern piI!eru. syu Der
Sdllres i'm ous SalSfittcrn Der
GbuFe SuipttleN fogor lctcnsocFSbrIih
iperoeu neil ii4 Bic GdaFc oobei 70
ungeEtiim beronoriingeR Oob Iie Den
Tiittcrer umperfcn pro ua!cr umNdus
ben III eireu 2tbaruR6 iioBen, @ie Grs
SiebGn9 Iaadt clfc ntbt nur 6en Mlens
lden, Ionoern au1 bos G2al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

Wtailer! Sn peni9ca @o9eu ioa
unTere 6oA5eit iein - ia lpiIl Dir
beimIi9 eApos iaaeu - ia Iiebe @ers
ner niC9t me9r.
9on Der GtunOe an, ipo itb bic iueis
neube D0rte, ole i'd 10 lieb gebabt,
bon mir ItieB, fiel es pie Meltdu ilnD
gla9tfroit auf Tciu 5yHbIiuossIiid.
So OurGIdoute Jpn pIOBli9> gang,
uiO baB itb ni9t los fonnte bon ibn,
oaB bic 2siosnIGaft mid INNER fpies
bsr 3uriid3pang IN ieiH SoN, erniez
ori9te mia tief.
Seat lit @erner bier MoGen pers
reilt gelpefen in oieIer SIT, teIreit
Dou IetHem peri6RIicbcn GiHfluB, babe
it5 MID innsrli1 BON i9m gel0it. Ntor-
gen Ioll Ct Geimte9ren. Bon elmer ties
fen lurubc gstriebeu, lief i'd beute in
oas SeIO Dinaua, Du psiBt pie i'd
Oas &ornfelo liebe, es gibt fir mid
Mbts G90neres, ais tief, tief bineius
Sulaufv,, KS iG ni1is me9r iebe ols
Simmel unb 9le9renpeIlen, uEo ols
ic6 ba ouf cinem @rabenbOrt fab, fam
Stroten mir nod. @r battle MIDI 9es
Iebeu unb mar mir geTolgt.
Mie er 70 bobertam, itdnO in fei=
nsn ircuen 9lIl5en Elm Der5ipeifelter
Gntlc5lub,
.Nas sic ou3 bon mir bcntsn,
Id uulB reosu," ia9te er nod tur5em
GjruB, nSd bin getommen, i'm sic
au parnen. 6eirateu sic Nerher
@robmona nidt, es pGre S9r linz
sIiiG.
Gtsie I@Iidten, nit Der Mud6t Der
Montcit gcipro@eneu Mortc gabeu
mir Die &roft, bic i'd biS4er nidt ge-
fun0en Eatte.
nGs iit mcin feitcr @ntf9luB, Inn
morsen ieiacn Sing 3uriid8ui9ideu. "
eripibertc id), bod mir mar oobci Su
Mlut, als Iprdde SeMon0 onoeres
OieIe 8orie uno ic1 itoInte Ielbit oors
i:ser.
Sun sic cs nod Eeute, ipenn Gi,
i9n mor9ea febea, pereen sic bieli
leiGt ouberen Ginues," belApor el
MIDI hriugeno.
p@ut, i9 pill es nod 6eute tun
800 i9 muB 5noOr nit meinen GIterr
rc6eu," iagic i'd, Die aus einem Graun
gerous.
rstOmmea Sie, Derfdumcn Gie tein,
3eit nebr," bat CT iaii flebeRN, Z Sd
iob Die 2Inait in ieinen glugeu uu6 fl
iibertrug iib ouf mi6. gBir ginger
5uiammsn our9 oas Sorn 5uriid uni
nit jebenl S9ritt Itei9egte iih Dies
@ugiteefiiEI UHb bic SetIemmuug, oi
! mir ouf Der 8ruit lageg Sin barter
mctouiI4er @lar3 flimmsrie auI oel
Nebrentpooen, Der mir IN bic 4ugel
/ fta4 unO MID bIeHDelc, bic Salm
itauoeA bier io bod, Oab iie mir in
@jeiidt uao iiber cen &opf Ic0Iugeu uni
es mar ein miibIomes @je1rn auT be
barieH %ru'tc Der 9IderIprae,
&ine ipiiGlenos llebeIteit itieg in mi
eGf uHo ba ~ oa iiieb ncin GuI
on stpas gBeicDes ba WIutter
Mutter, Oo mar ods 6rabIide b
iporen DDrtes gs5ro9ene Mugcu =
pon Da an igsiB i1 ai1is racArl"
Gin Magea jdgte roNeInb in oel
SOf. Grau @ertenOD oing iErsr
GjatteH enigegcR.
Gr rar toeib i'm @ciGt unO Iabi
Sn 1einem 3immer Iont er gebro1el
in eincn SiubI
,6tia. lab GjuIia ni@ts boreu =
es III 5u pisi fit iie beilie Merne
BAT IiH erIr9ofen. @r feBrte beu
mprgen Suriid -"
,QGerner tol2"
nSa. Gr irar id,.rcr teioiiet, cir
Syrou, bic ellie 6ogcmom, bic immc
3rGulcr i'm Sclo Iami, bat i9A 20
Ieiner glbrtiIc nit @6rIe inS Teli
qs6eu fcbeu. llnO rds gaa5e Dprf fol
bOn rer 2ic6I1aft gepuBt tabeu. Giai
Dab e. 0cn Nut butic, ii@ feIbit 81
Tinten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

Abunurnieir bic ben ,.GcutldJeu 0Or.
rcivoubruieu" uidJt piinftlidl obcr umrcs
aclmafis crhaltcn Iuh acUcirn. bcr
Cfflge oauon per Efcphcu DDey idTtltlidl
WliiiDelIuRa 81 musbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Giirnwoarcn oIlcr Qlrt ms 9ui.

-.
GiIrumoarcu olcr 9lrt unO pui-
idanien.3Haeh6r.
y Scott Nals's N@s Sa2- aai s9pgAsson'@ir
Gi0cntD,nRs-2genten Ano S,dnaler
Bisrrs q. 1aoaH 6 Icpes;g 20 Dlteslinalea-
ttir0Rs.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-11-29

Miss Janice Giberson, in the role of
Queen Weeda Wanta, made a sure
enough Indian Queen and was espec-
tally good as such. Miss Bernice
Johnson, made an old squaw that left
nothing to be asked for in that
character. The only criticism that
could be made. was that she did not
sing more. Miss Ariel Whipple, as
Impee Light was in her part from
start to finish and lent the atmos-
phere that made the operetta 800 "
The three little children Of the queen
took we'll and were perfectly at 10
on the stage. The ten fairies dane
ing Enthusiastically in the half light
around the camp fire made great hit
with the audience and well they
nights As stated before, the choruses
were excellent and their voices blend
ed perfectly. Dewey O'Gara made an
Indian chief that, without doubt, the
whole tribe fell in love with. A word
must be said, also about the pianist,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-11-29
"FEAST OF RED CORN" SUCCESS
High School Girls Put On Most Credit
able Musical Entertainment Last
Friday Evening.

The Girl Glee Club played their
operetta "The Feast of the Red Corn"
last Friday night to full house.
Each principal was perfectly chosen
for her part, while the choruses were
beyond all reproach. The little play
went off without the slightest hitch,
as far as the audience could tell. The
receipts amounted to $155.22 and
when all debts are paid, about 500
will be Melted. According to recent
law the Board of Education has the
expenditure of the money at their dis
posal. Although nothing definite has
been decided upon, it is thought that
pictures for the Junior High School
building will be purchased.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-11-29

had been found between November l
and Is.
"Most gratifying" was the secre-
tary's first comment VIII IN he was in
formed by the International News
Service ef the statement made by T
B. Hohler of the British embassy in
New York.
Mr.. Daniels declared that the Navy
department had received no reports
from Vice Admiral Sims or any other
source to indicate that so large num-
Der of U-boats had been destroyed in
the period named.
cit would be wrong" he added to
his first enthusiastic comment-this is
the nature of a warning-"to say
that the submarine is no longer a
menace. 1t will be a menace as long as
ships are sunk. But inroads are being
made which are making it less and
less of a menace"