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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

Tspeibe crfldrte Damn Nr0i 2QiIion
er f0nne niht einieben, pie ollr0 cine
GOnfercnj 3piihen i6m un0 6utd)e.
ION ir9en0 etnas gemonnen mer0cn
f0nnC, lno ior0ertc i'm auf, Die
5treifcr unuer3iglid an Die 2Ir6eit
5urijd}uitifeu, bis Oie 8uitGnoiae
Sdie6sgeriCbt@ 9eb0roe Die Goutro.
oerie geidIIdltet babe, foGs er niht
Dem Seinoe 6iIfe un6 llrteritiieung
naae6eihen Ioiicn noae. Der to0tlih-
ite Sdlog, Der qegrn onS 2ono m0
feline in europa meilen0cn StreitfrGf,
te 9ciiibrt neroeu f6une, lei cine
Ber5oqerung ODER 8er6in0erltng Der
9urhfiibrung 0es 5dliffsboupro-
qromms. Seine @epcrfI6oft babe
inter oen ouqenblidIihen 8crbdltnif.
len oos Red)t, 3u elmer Streiferfl1.
riln9 5u 9reifen. ebe nift nGe on0ercn
01ittef 5ltr Sd]lit)tltrq 6er9PeimtnQs.
Oeridie6enhciten erihopit roroen
ieien. oo fe ouourh obne 3lueiicI Dem
55eiu6e @eiItono uno 6iIie lciiien
piiroen.
&utd)eion ontportcte oaroui. cr
bnbe 6ie ieiner 8urisoittion lmterIte.
herben 9(rbeiter onqepieien, obne
@er3ug nieoer on Ole 4rbeit 3uriid3u.
tehren. obfpohl es Inn troe icincr
GuBeriten gentii1nnacn niht aelun.
aen iei, 3u einem giuueritGuouiB NIT
Der 9ehor0e iijr Regeliina Ser 40hue
Der Sd]iifs6duer 3l qeldnqeu, uu0
obmobl er feline Maft hdbe. Elm
llebereinfommen 5u unter3eiflnen,
6os feline Seute ibrer oeriaIiungs.
mobi9en gtefte berauben iuiir6e.
8nmit pur6e Der Streif DorIdufi0
oili1ebcben un6 Sic Streifer febr.sn
nie6er an bic arbeit 3itriid. Gie Gen.
te erhdIten qeqertportiq $3.50 fiir Ell.
ren 6Ttiin6i1en Hr6pitstod. for6ern
je6of cine fobere 9ohnicoIa nit so
Erorent grtrnbe7nhIrn9 fiir lle6er,
jeit ur6 Sonntoosorbeit. Gie prfl1-
ren, iie hGttcn 2tnibrnh o1if ciren
Eo1eslohr non $3.50. pia or an scr
pociiiTben Siiita Qe7ohIt mir5. 1Scrner
poaen fie MIR l1rionfatte onagIteat
haben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

3ipei gerionen oerbrorrtcn Ii.
80 onbere muroen oerIett, ols Elm
4oIio9ier3ltg Ger g., g. & 6. .9abn
5piihen Solreoee, Neb., un6 Gter.
ling, Colo. ertgleiite uno in Eriim.
mer gira.
- Ql6t golooten Der Goinponie
II, Gronun3yGorp5, puroen ihmer
DerIest 6pi einem deuer, 1pelhe5 ibre
Goierne lm6 Die prben9ebduoe in
Camp Go6ac, ga, 3eritorte.
Ta5 tiirtiihe Borlomcnt bat
cine {5ieiebesooriaqe gutgebciBel, 0ie
6ie lleberbriiduua un6 GpuneIIirltng
nes 9osporlts, 5rued5 Ber6in6un3
guropa $ uu6 aiien'5, Deriiiot.
Sin 5cuer. perbes i'm 6ortiqen
Earis 5otcl eutitanb, fcgta ii6er ein
8au3es &duier1eDicrt 6es goit3f+8.
DisrteIs ooa Borjs. ID, 9iumcq.
Sh05en 100000.
1beuer iii oic @e0eltsbnItlns in
F"mDicn, gterieo. 0lot sablt iilr ein
9sturto S6infen $t2J, Elm Bfuno
Sped $1.00 uno fiir Uiilb 40 Gents
oas Quart. Cine 8obnuna Don 5
3imtnern ohne RoIier uu6 QiHt foitet
$3.50,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
True translation fled with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, February %. lsis Ss reIaired BY
the set Of October 6, 1917
Gollgrrb
gSidtisc @eidGftr in StrbamSlmne.
- &ieiige 6Uroernnsen Uom
Striegs- II. 6lottennmt gcittlIt. -
MISUNDERSTANDING bGls srIe-
oist.

2SaibingtUn, ,. 6. - Die @iler.
bobnporlaBe Der Administration, oie
Siu sur ShafirIna elmer 9riegs.@or-
perotiou unO Der OriuaIid]e 9tad-
tragsetat. in 86be BON elmer MiI-
lioroe Dollars, babeu in 6ieier @ode
Den &orrong i'm @ongreB.
0ie 8abnnorlage miro nddb 0en
EIaReu ser Garteiiiibrer nod i'm
2uuie Nicier Isolde i'm Seuot erIeoiet
peroen.
Du5 SSaus bat ben gtatbtroegetat,
Der ilir oo$ lnuieu6e 5iScoliobr @e.
miIIignngen 5itm @eIammtbetroge
pon t.i07 Qsiaionen maht uno Der
9roBte ieiner Art lit Der Beid)id)te 6cS
GonsrciieS lit, oneenommen, obnc
jid) aud nur ser Qfiibe elmer Moment.
liden 2Ibitimnuuq il unter5ieben.
Die Bin ging ioiort an oen Scnat,
Der Tie ohHe 30aern ebeniollS autbci-
sen miro. Die our6 Die Sorlaae 1e.
uadlten 8emiliQin9en entfoIleu ettpa
III qleiben EbeiIeu oitf Seer mo
6lotte.
Cine &orIage Oes ,Senotors Sore,
mad iueItber ser 1918 8eisenpreiS
non 81 ouf $3.50 pro 9uIbeI erhobt
nerhen iou, 1T oom 9Iferbotcomite
orS SeuOtS eupfebIeuo einberitbtet
por0cn. Scuotor Rt&um6er ans
9}or0 Cototo bat crne 0orIdge cinQe-
rcift 0crluiclae Scr HreiS olli $2.75
pro 9uibel icitaeiebt rperoer ion, rn0
Gbrlid)c 9orIa5cn ihpebeu i'm SouS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

SnQo. 8 Ranbottau Ctr.
Rem DOrt, bat ii4 in ieiasr Bort be-
ftndiden Dobaung Der 65 3a5rs oIte
sh.maIigt 9oteIbeFBer G5orIe5 2nihe
eridoHsu, unO auI gIsI4s 4Gslie 9a.
Der 60a6rige gDDaro s. Gtnotbl
DIN ylo. 173 Dejt 81. Strahe, ieit 10
5abren gisri IN tinem NsD Y3yttr
Barcn baas, i,iuem 2r5sa eiH t5nos
aemadt. 8sioe bjn.srlieB.r Rpti5eii.
il. isisr unaei5ar ttaut uno tonnis7
o1s gsbm mint l&n8cr ertroaso.
Gurdtborc Reaeuaid5e ijr0 in
1run8uaol II iii ]'otni S0tc ombton'
mo 3uiuIon0 jn SGoaTrlca r'e.
Der8cgangc1l ai. 6rob @srIa'ira
on @e5cu im0 Giae1tttua. 1uaaa r
uon GidgcboratGa iolcN ja 3a.l'
Iouo ertrrtlca ieja.
3u qafe GbarLes "a, a.gits
Gent. :. 8, Tlunmer ans 4erD
Rodqae. g g., 6et eiuem 6ing oiT
DEM noben @eritner 6ielo ols be-
trd6tliher Sobe ab lnO pn'oe toot
rnter ben Iriimutern BerDergeio5eE.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

- geioc 6G1ier Der @nrnIan0er
2eqislotur hobeu uatiouale Grobl5i.
tiou qllt1ebciFen, nnfOem etn 9lmcns
0emeut. rpelAc3 elm &eieren0Hm nor
ia6. ob1elehnt noroen mar Md
p'ontaua hot oa5 9lmerocment roti-
HcIrt.
3e6n 1Roun 9on Der @ciabua9
6e5 6rit,id'eu Gamblers 9G1uci Il
@arrndga' (j.000 IoAncE fluleH
ann, ais 6os Sdliii ON G Ie6 aIi
hoher zee uerianI
Cir Gecil 5prin3-3(ce, bis Dor
Srurjer britIid]er gotidaiter ili@oih-
ington, itorb I'M AegierlmgspoInis ju
Ettnno. Cnt., pI0Blid an cincr 6ers-
La5galllss.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

&aibiHst0n, .. 6. pr1f0ent
BiIion bat om 10. bis. 5mci meitere
4roclanlotionen erIaIieu ourb Die
er 0cn geiaiHmten 3on0el Der Der.
Stantei init Dem 2lu8Iauoe Der 6ons
troQe Der StrieQs .3au0el@6cb0r0c itu.
teritellt. Die iiber Die @elpdbruug BON
2icen5en 81 bcltimmen Bat
gS lit Dies Elm peitercr 5drift, I'm
ourh AuSidaitung nidt 1rrbcoingt
notbmen0iger 6rodlten mc9r 5d)iifs.
roum fir Die 9efor0erun0 Don lrup-
pen mO arie9SmoterinI 3u gepir.
men,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
1ceitere ,l1af;mabntcn jiir
GctreiScsGrsparmii;.

@aibingt0n. .. 6. - Die Qlrn.
bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat
0en 2lnfouf oon @erite ODER anoerein
BetrelOc 5u Wdl3erei3peden oorldu.
fig gon5lih berboten, big beionoere
8eitimmunaen iiber anfoui itn6 8or-
rdtbe oon Ndl3erei. 8etreioe ausgeoc.
ben ipurOcn iinb. Man lch1bt, oob Die
DedI}ereien geaenrp0rtiq @ctreioeDor.
rdtbc ouf orei bi8 feds Wonate an
Sono baben, 10 oab ibre 9etriebp I'm.
fer Der Qeriiigung nid,t su Iei0en bo.
ben tperocn. Die qcplanten uelien
geitimnitngen peroeu lpbbrifcinIih
cine G3rcu3c fir Die Gcrmen0una non
(Setreioe fir Mdl3ereisnefc feitieben,
Inn nod mehr getrei6c. bas OILS @r.
iot fiir @ei5en pcrucn6et mpr6en
fam. fir ben allgemcinen @chrou1
5ur @eriiigung Bu befommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
11ette 6nsFrdft.
6rsOerifftao, gloruegsn,

Sine pi9tise DtittsiIuuq tommt
aus Rorpegeu. Der 5u9o5er Der
nOrpsgli4sn UtotOtiabtlt III JrsDes
rititao. 4luo0rs ytoromort, fat Elm
8erlabreu gelunoeH, pODurh aus
1rOdtnlarbIo 0asitait ,ar D,oioren
jeoer 1rt er3euJt ptroen tam. Gbne
groBe DsranperauSen touaeu loDoDl
8ootmot0ren ME 4utonoblle perz
uenoet metoeH. GH Utotor nit
3rotiein6alb pterpttrdFteR Utgo aosr
% Stunoen getrls6su Oat4 Elm
Si4eJb beitsOentil pir0 Osr Ggptp
liOUsgefabr Oorgebsu9.; 4nelie uuo
langiome Gobrt fam bsqusm oora
genommen peroeH, beri4tst o2titsne
pofen".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

g. @eorion, Giier, Conn; EboS.
Nepeoe, 0elporf, Gbio; 6onn 6uro'
ling, OIiinn, 2Srb.; 9eelion 5. Dlop-
nur0, g3ortbfieIb, ST.; Ronmono =.
9oncr, gcIt Heanoiua, Ya.; Albert
.. 5turtcDont, 8aIbin9ton, 2. g.,
@inOlep $. De gormo, Riogewoo0,
q. s.; @orbon g. aono, 2oprente,
g. :, (SeIbitmorb); Serbert 6. Sod,
9lihIep, ga; Dtife 01i6a, Ct GIoir,
8u.; 4oul $. Serrid, Gunlom, &a.;
2soi. 8. Gborba. 8eiabre, 0eIterreih;
Ghos. 8rigbt, Rittstopn, u s.;
Gardner 8. Bennett, Sutton, @t.;;
Stepb. Spef, 9rucetor, Qa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

alui bert 6ifs.1[ua2l1b bel
Sort Morib, Gcr., mo oia 8lie8cr
&elt. Ge1tou 6. N1rf. 2eut !. 4.
l3ran ol5 9os 4nacIes Gaoett 6
9crter Dor Soma e{siGno. q o., mo
Gopt Dernon GaitI2. Elm iriiherer
5efanntcr SEEM Norfer Gorrnlcijtcr,
tootiih prrunqlilft.
- fgei elmer GeiielerpI0iion tn ser
dnI0ge Der r1spu6Iic 1Sron & 5teel
Go" bei 5ommono, 3uo., D1roen 5
@iaun getobtet lmo 20 DerIett.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

8aihingtun, ,. Is. - 4r1iioent
8iIiou bat Sen 9unOe@.Scueralon.
malt @rcgorp angeluicicn. sic pjelbe.
iprodenen 500 &slano.StiiiSbau.
controcte, 0ie Dor Dem NanOclScomite
oeS SenatS cine obfGai9c 8eurtbci.
lung eriabren 5oben, elmer ringebcn.
Den llnteriIdunQ 5u mttcrsieben lmb
feit5ulteIicn, ob cine itrnibare @erlpeu.
ouna bon AegierungS- (Sclocru ltatt.
geIlnOcn bat.
GS bonoelt lib nm ~ Mtiniouen
Dollars sfeaierunaSaelOer bel Dem
9og eSSSIonoe Rroiect 3NtacuallSiaaeu
Dor Dem nit llutcriudluna Ser
SdiiiSbaicontrocte brtrauteu San.
0eIScomite 6e& SenatS bruhtc III
tage, oaB Oie 9leaieum0 5niidcn 10
rnO 80 9lilliouen au5qcbet mus,
Acknowledgements. II Giuilcrperten
beranidIagten. oaB 2l N}iQioncn
oolI aenijqen nirocn.
Ete ,Nmerican international Gors
porotior", Die iih aus ciuiacn Ser
cinilubreidIIten 6inou5Ieuteu ser &er.
Stoaten 5uianmenIcbf, II. " Grant
e. 8on0erIip, Der icinen botiolGrir.
ten Eoiten alS @riii0cut Ser A(0tioua[
Gitn @onf in 9teiD 2Dorf uicoerleNte
INN Iiir 81 per Sobr lidb IN 6en Gicnt
Der 0lulocSrenierlma 81 itcIIen, uno
GercD u Rodefcuer, g. Clben 9lr.
mour itim., ipiclt bel ser 2ofc cine
SolptroIe. Sic 6out tbatidhlit6 ben
ShiffShof ruo mir6 ouh bic Sdliife
bonen, obgleid Die 9}e9icrurascon.
tractc NIT Der n2Imcricou 2ynterna.
tionaG Corporation" obgeibIoiien
miroen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
Nn8lauODQuOtl
unter Gontrolle.

onrdl ErOeInmntion beS @SraFbenteu
erbalt bic Arisas.6nnoelsbeGGroe
DOIlc 8elualt iiber oen geiammten
NnsIanSbauOel Der Ser. Stanteu.
8eiterer 5biifsranm fir
arieaS5Uede iuG in eriter 2inie
Ourd Die WafreseI gemunnem
peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
&srluits osi Ma Ma;

SSnlHtH9tpHf =. -. - 9ett Sers
ibing bat DEM ariegsomt in Balb,
ington iolgenoe weitere 9ooesfaae
uuter ben Sruppen Der cmericoni.
iden grpeoitionsarmee i'll 15rantrein
seneloet: Somor0 6. 9eonarO, 95em
3orf; 1Sobn j. Eenrerin, san Sole,
Gnl.; @m. 2ueon. 2lrca0io. 2. g.:
Geo. 6. @Swaros, Sorrington, @po.; !;
Bert @oparO, glare, Nlid.; Sent Q.
Hithie, indianapolis; @omer s.
8ebiter, GentraIin, geaib.; RapulonS
8ridIep, @iuffton, I5n0.; Orin S.
0ouis, Mdriettd, Oflo.; Com. s.
GonOon, g1ep SdDen, Conn; Sobn
Burnett, Sofeta SanS.; lboS.
aooms. GeIlD. 2a.; 9oroon q. @il.
man, Weofor0, g2inu.; Gonro0 :.
&o5en, gtetD Yorf; 9tonoolpb SAINT.
Ierop, Center grofi, 8a.; 8bos. $.
Sfirfpotrif, ssopettsDiQc, q. g.;
Samiel Roaers, @aOlicab, ap.; S5obn
S. Squire, ct. @iottbems Y. g.;
2Sobn s. gett, SterlIng, Shottlallo;
Serb. 6ouers, @oibinaton. .. g.;
SSobn !. 8bitc. Gelportb, "a; Gas.
gtoonsconi, Gurap, Colo; 2ouiS u.
Spocef, CfIahoma Gin, OfIo.; 2SoS.
A Barrier, Singbom. MoIi.; lSoI.
:. Wc@oIrid, Iem 0orf; 6o1paro g.
Smnnn, Sinep Goint. Y}o.; RonOolph
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

True translation flied with the postmaster At
Milwaukee. February 90 1915 MS required by
the act OF October 5. i9i1
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee Febr uary 20 1918, a. reqairedoy the
Act of October g, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

Sadie iid) 5u duBern. @euerol 8uion,
5lpeiter Gbei, miro ieiu 9tohioIeer.
%eerHtenjabrsans 1920 in StnIitn
aHfge6Dten.
Som. - Die SIusbebuus Der Sell
Oaten 0es SSa5rg0nss 1920 lit int
amtlihen Sournol Der itaIieniihen
HeaierlIna anaefiinoLat inorNen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
Gilt SfQnOQl.

llntcria6una Der Sog 5sIaHS
SdllffSluerits nugeUrbHst. 49, ~
ytiIlipnsn &esisrnHgSgeIOcr bis
iett biHeingeiteft, SOpPclt 10 oiel
ais Die Nnlase mertb lit. - Ntit-
slIeSer Der 6Odlfinaus Die 2siter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

Trns Translator nth the postmaster AZ
Milwaukee, Feb 1918, as required by
= h. raagf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

Truetrauslation flsd with ths postmaster A
Milwaukee, February 20. 1918, a. required sy
the act Of October g. 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24
SranfreidI reanirirt ane Snnoels.
id)tffe.

Rnris - 1a5 r25ournol CiiicieI"
oeroffentiiftc Elm Gecret, porah
Granfreid 5 qei1mutte 6auoel5flottc
o3u 10. N20r3 al in oen Iicnii Der
a4enierlng 1eiteut mjr0
SritiiG1er @cueraliabFflrf g3arldge-
treteK".
yenb0r. General Cir &iaiaru
Bobertior lit ron ieinem Roiteu afs
5ritjiher Reid.s -lgcneraiito5sdief ai-
rild1etrsigu uH0 bat oos Gomlnan0o
liber Die miIitarljdeu Streittrdfte i'm
0itlihcn lbeiIe Der 6ritiid,er sSuieln,
lbernommen. &o5ertion ertldrte,
OAR er nidlt ireiIUi1is ;uriidsetreten
iSs psEaell ilal aEgE gsgter lbsx ole
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-24

ooer Dtinen Elm S1iif BON mebr ais
1,600 Sonren perIOren, eiues u1tter
f,600 SoHnen uno EN- 6ifterfabr-
5eug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08
SCHOOLS COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES

Of the department OF physics. who has
been commissioned as a Lieutenant-C Com
mander in the navy, the highest rank
conferred on a naval officer who re-
turns to service. Lieutenant-Com-
mander Nicholson is a graduate of the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis. where he later became n mem
Der of the faculty. Prof, Nicholson.
who several years ago won the Nobel
Prize in Physics, Is the author of a
volume on Light Waves and Their
Uses" He has recently been giving
ordinary range finder.
Leave OF absence has also been
granted Prof Charles Henry Besson
Of the department Of Latin. for service
In the Intelligence Branch Of the War
Department at Washington in connec-
ton with the work of Capt. John NJ
Manly. head of the department of Eng
fish at the University OF Chicago, and
also to Assistant Professor Thomas A.
Knott OF the department OF English for
service in a similar capacity.
Prof Julius Stieglitz, chairman of
the department of Chemistry at the uni
versity. has been appointed as special
expert in the United States Public
Health Service OF the Treasury De
partment. This will not involve the
lessening OF his duties at the university
nor his residence work. The Govern
ment assigns him two assistants. who
will be in the employ of the Public
Health Service, and will carry out their
work in Kent chemical laboratory UNI
der Prof Stieglitz's direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08

pose the training OF the intellect. Edu.
cation must do more than that. II must
do more than that for the very obvious
reason that moral monsters may we'll
be served In their diabolical purposes by
highly developed mind. Turning out
criminals can never be highly COM
mendable object of education.
Training of the will must accompany
the development of the mind. The mind
Is to throw the searchlight along life's
highway and the will Is to choose and
follow the good, the true and the beau
tiful As an ideal OF education Cardinal
Gibbons offers "a developed intelligence
with forceful will bent on right DOING
In every system that truly prepares for
life place and very important place
must be found for lofty ideals. high mo-
tives and noble aims. elements that con-
tribute moral strength in character
building.
And II the student is prepared for life
In its fulness, must not some attention
be given TO spiritual values? Or will the
all important question OF his or her re-
lation to the Creator be entirely ig-
nored? In providing for the physical,
social. intellectual and moral side Of life
are educators to ignore the unitary char
acter OF life and make no provision for
the spiritual needs OF the pupil? Cath
ole educators have always insisted on
the Importance of keeping the pupil at
all times and especially at the plastic
formative period of life under the en-
nobling influences of religion. The nat
urai and the supernatural must be com
Elementary working forces II the pupil Ia
TO be trained for life In it's entirety.
II is the application OF these Catholic
principles of education that the new
Brownson School Is undertaking. Pos
sessed Of all the advantages of the very
best private schools and enjoying full
ecclesiastical appreciation. II can work
out these principles under the most
favorable circumstances. That the school
Is an answer to a genuine want In the
educational field is fully attested by the
large number of students already en-
rolled. 1t Is situated near Fifth avenue
At "a East Ninety first street, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08
New Private School
for Catholic Girls

One. and not the least satisfactory
outcome OF the war, IL Is claimed by
many. Will be the rescuing OF our ed
ucatioral system from dominating Ger
man Ideals. Evidences a-plenty are not
wanting that present educational stand
ards are going to suffer n radical
change in the reconstruction period after
the war In the Yale Alumni Weekly
some time ago the hope In expressed
that American universities will be eman-
cipated from the intellectual thraldom OF
German standards. Last month at the
nth annual convention of the Catholic
Educational Association resolutions were
adopted condemning the German educa-
tional system along with scientific eff
hciency." German "Kultur, has for the
last four years been seen fully express
ing itself in its attitude toward the
world. and it has been pronounced by
the almost unanimous consent of the
civilized world an accursed thing.
Obviously the educational system that
begets that "Kultur" must share the
same judgment. The moral sentiments
OF America decree as an imperative ne
cessity some change in the aims and
methods of some of our schools. And II
may well be that pressure from below,
applied by those impatient of the tradi-
tional slowness of conservatism. may
effect the change with commendable
haste. For people to-day are at close
grip with life's realities; to-day more
than ever before they are thinking in
te.ms of real values; and with their
somewhat changed perspective OF. life
their idea of the aims and purposes of
education have suffered concurrent mod
ificatlon. .
For what, they argue. doth It pror,t a
N a finn n davalon TO Int oil
its soul? Have we not seen a nation Of
'intellectuals," obsessed with lust of con-
quest and power. approving and ap-
plauding the brutal Strengthening OF in
nocent women and children? And were
not these people trained by methods
made in Germany? Consciously or
unconsciously. people to-day are reason
ing out the condemnation of any edu-
cational system that has for Its sole pur-
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also employed in the public, grammar
and high schools
The class starts September 10 and
meets Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
afternoons from $3.50 to 4:45 o'clock
The fee is 81 per week and is paid by
the week
All boys in the after school tutoring
class become membexs OF the Y VI. G. A.
and after class enjoy all of the many
privileges. such as the showers, swim
ming pool. gymnasium. hockey. baseball,
outings hikes, &C,
Every member of the after school tu-
toring class Is taught to swim free OF
charge.
The school is conducted at the Bed
ford Branch Y. NJ. c. A., 1921 Bedford
avenue. corner OF Monroe street. Brook
Ign. The educational departm will be
glad to confer at any time with parents
OF boys who need help in their home
studies.
By cooperation with parents. teachers
and principals the afternoon school is
frequently enabled to arouse the pupil s
interest in his work, to help him over
difficult parts OF his course and to assist
him TO make proper progress through In
dividual attention. Concentration IL
taught and the boy enabled to use his
faculties to the - best advantage.
in the pupils fundamental training are
discovered and corrected.
BY means OF the physical department
not only is the average pupil given
proper recreation but the quiet, retiring
pupil is brought into contact with other
boys and so given an all round develop
ment,
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school who can pass the Naval Reserve
physical examination is eligible to enroll
In this course.
The naval science course has been
laid out completely from the beginning
to the end and will give a man an ex-
cellent college education, with emphasis
on scientific and engineering subjects.
Long cruises to various points OF in
terest on Pacific waters. to be held ever,
summer for six weeks or two months.
Will be one of the chief features of the
course.
During the cruises the student naval
reserves will be In active service and
Will receive the full pay OF their respec-
tive ratings as enlisted men. They will
be given thorough opportunity to grasp
all the many details attendant upon the
operation OF man o. war. They will be
particularly trained in seamanship, navr-
CATION. engineering and naval construc-
ton.
There's an old salty saying among old
salts that until wearer of the navy
blue has spilled out of his hammock and
landed with resounding thud on the
deck. and until he has experienced that
indefinable sensation of climbing up tho
rungs to the lofty crows nest where the
lookouts hold forth. he has no logical
claim to be called n sailor.
There are any number of different rat
ings and classes OF work in the navy,
each requiring special skill and training.
but first of all the enlisted man or the
officer in the navy must know his duty as
fighting man. In other words, he is
essentially fighter and secondarily a
specialist in his particular line. And so
II is that no matter how expert man
may be as a mechanic. engineer or navi-
gator. he must cover the entire ship and
its operation In his scope OF study and
training.
For this reason the university and