Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
/ Vebraifa.

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Noiicr ON @cic'terct5tlcnoclicu over
one language" Voocn her / Stdtcn.
Scuuc Ricnoclie nar imcbeieet mco itor
Sprneine at ale Sntcrceicrcbc. Smio.
Icrtib prog bet Irn9c uo meo ocnnt
gag. Set iou uo til at 6sieitcrct Iif:t
n bare 6plin9 o9iaa mco Den @riuos
Iopsforidmlins. 'om bc9pnNte iite Ne'
Der / December.
Set waite SprncrtIombco, al IuSerioH
ira 9ancaiter Gountp lremiotte NorilaS
ON. at bpis ecruue @nsSproas9op III.
Uur gruublopsmTeii8 / Hebrnito5 sanrIo
Nunlti.utipr, ion iiul0c Scr pcotaoes cls
Ter inhbringes CT Furagrai i Den me
Nonititution, iom 9uo 9eaisIatlirct
@tagt % Rpnri8bco I'll at ifolte os poltc
meo Snsr9smnolct citer Ct @oottn,fe.
Ienne Iotion, iom cacrtIia par CT pos
Iitiit Stdftrrf, bIcp toitct IND ior al
itcttc Rdioritctcr / 0siciterc.. hpi,
"@oi5" tar Suo0c Scn0cpic,, ipm Nco,
pIuoicIie paa Sulcoog citcr at hare Jpn:
eli ougcl;g SuIenlioNa9. 0au itnl have
rrret ben lutbcrite Observation-Disclosures
bitrc sicnoc nrNcr 1ogcr9 cILcr 1upens
Yreoclie for Seicitcrct.
6sieiteret i;tc bare cr.lrrcoc 81.
mansIopcn (inale0es bcnrpnt citer oc',
@nnr, iom iii trumpet en- Spro9Ioucr
iuo / SfoIeprieret) for Nonitituiiou3,
r,rsiig. men Oct 'ortoItet ogioa 2opeu5
tuctroige Yuntter, % bette gioroe Sen
rieielig Tor at fda Den tonItituitousrtra ;
ii9. Sndleoes erfIrrer Mdioriteten |
lin Ianae Determining, al Srorene o.
Wshrcne FAR ubinorct 9tei Ill at Inre
inc T9rn lit cBet Salcipro9, 2oUe:l
giGINer bare llitNcrui5uinger / Sen lous
beinIebe Sfoletio / llgeu % Inret. Ser
for fan @eniaheoer hare @eroa9sloIc
% Serhngsltole / bct Sprog. lort ioI
Der oen4 soft % HeIigion melt h%cniigts
iparenne. Sonmer'iole otter Sen oifeuts
li9e Siolc6 IiIlutnins IAN oaIaa hoIbes
eitcr Seieitercto Weuiug / set Spros.
lpm huer SorrIbrenc beS't. Sopen oil
nemli9 life - citer 3sie'tercts @ieninJ
- paa nogen Maabe trrbe SorrIhre'
nes iric llbspelic al lin ,riitelige 8ei
urr. Ssaar ben Soe Sanuur Iritc iel
icg ell llotaIclie al Nenue Cons Sdocr
cler SdNoer %nueadenhe 6sie'teretstien'
neIien. Senne Wanbo llotaIclier Tor
tiener at msrfes. oerior bcbc5 Neoattio.
lien ON al aitrbfte ben pda Gugelit iii
0elheb. Ser CT ben, iom zen nor /
"@incplu 3ailp Star"ior Sbe Sanlar
The Nebraska supreme court. il
its decision unfolding the foreign
language law, correctly Judged the
intent Of the legislature and sensed
the spirit behind the whole Amer.
canization program enacted at the
regular session of 1919" declared
State Senator II. Z. Siman OF Win,
side, father of the Siman measure
who was a capitol visitor Wednesday
The court opinion carries out the
legislatures purpose exactly. 1t was
The primary object to Americana
the children OF foreign p%arentagc
and in pursuance OF that object &c
destroy pernicious foreign influence
which had been operating through
some OF our schools in the guise o.
foreign language teaching.
While the language law bore the
brunt OF the attack in the courts
the whole Americanization program
was in fact at stake in this suit. The
court took the entire series of these
laws into consideration. which was
essential in order to get a clear view
OF what the legislature sought &c
accomplish.
The parochial school act. the law,
iorbidding aliens to hold public ONCE
or teach in the schools. the Reed.
Johnson act requiring public meeting.
to be conducted in the English, or
American language, the bill 10 pro.
ilibit the display OF the red flag tht
one defining criminal s~yndicalism. anc
several others included in this program
arc all interviewer with one another
Each cover some phase OF the wort
OF Americanizing our foreign Gle
ments.
There is no doubt in my mind that
if the opponents OF the language law
had been successful in their attaci
upon it, they would have been en-
couraged to assail some OF the othct
measures related to it.
Il take pride in the fact that m!
name was associated with one 0
these AUGMENTATION measures ant
that it has successfully withstood th'
assault upon II. The act embodie
my most sincere convictions, and
am sure the other members of tn
Legislature Who helped to enact tn
Americanization program were &C
tuated by a sense of patriotic duty Il
their country
Senator Siman said that III his par
OF the state parochial schools wer'
generally obeying the language law
even before The supreme court rule'
upon its validity.
su bsr man life bare FOR gore @ei
ninaen ON oenne aaIdg;iee VoIiii.1I
Sinau. Ter drbeioer mango GIcmen.
Ter baeeriur BET itjulie. 5srit er 81.
MI BET srge.fiinSeoc Clement ibIarN
os. - nrisrcs az Den ul9Stise grsIiiht
ipeatina lluion meS iii 5opehirbe
2onoou o. NED tine nGsti9e Smadrm,
ubopcr @croer. life minsit Der / anle.
rita, huor nisie Solt arbeibcr uroc,
patriotismsr5 Raite. gi iaa 10 oaiac
ms Ell arIiteI fra S.aneiraoisnS
lrree @eirhaner. Ge bar ndturIigui'
paa Ell eIer anben Naaee .ontms, I'M
uuber Snni!noeIien al Shc gngIiih.
Spen.ing llnion. Nen psiaa Reiormcr
&c N~ir.e'aniurS Der / ameri,a arbsioeI
meb, ~ ,SritGn.erne, ia oaida De