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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Maria Mniel1m, g. g. 81,

.gbmeiter Maria Nnielma, 9. g. 81,
i'm glitter bon 25 Sabren felig I'M
Serrn etttiblafen. Die geritorbene
.geb0rte Der an Ser @atbebralfhnle ar1-
geiteulter 2ebrfruft an, no lie IN err
folgreihiter Weiie ibren 8erufspfli6-
ten nndfam Big 31nebmenbe 4orper-
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Io5u1ngen anfging Deriagten. Wdt
Der Mutter betrnner11 5mei SdtDeIfern
nn6 Elm Bruber ibren leioer 10 ffrmb-
5eitig eingetretenen COB. Die 2eibe
ml1r6e nod bent ct. 8eneoifts 4on-
bent in ct. Soiepb gebrndt nnb ba-
felbit Dienitagmorgen mad einem IN
Ser @orbentsfapelle gebaltenen He=
quiem nnf Dem 5dapeitern=@ ottesn-
der beerbigt. M0ge Die Dabingei6die-
be1le ruben in Srie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
GelNcnc ~ynbil6unts<Scicr
9eg 81. 8onifatius literariiden Ser.
ems bDn Der ct. Spbannes
nniberiittaat.

gu Mnfang oes Sabreg 1870 grim
bette Der ebrp. Srater Bernhard God
nifar, 8. g. g., ipaterer Mbt BON ct.
5obns, nit elmer Mn5nbI ibeal bernt1-
lugter Stu0ioien Sen 81. 8onifo5ius
liternriiden 8erein ser fIr5lih Iein
gol6enes Subilaum feitli9 begging. Nn
0ieier Seier am IL. Mai beteiligte lt6
Die Mebr5nbl Der Stuoet1ten, sic Ja=
fnltat 6er2ebrnnitalt iotpie cine groBe
Mn5abl g%elaoener @dite. Gin groBes
Hrogramm mar bon Ben Witglieoern
0es 8ereins borbereitet moroen. Die
l1ebnngen bafur lagen in Ben @G11ben
oeS bobm. P. Dabio, 8. g.. g., orn=
matiiben 0ireftors ser Mnltnlt 6es
bobtp. P. Soippb, 8. g. s, Hrdii=
oenten 6es 8ereins, Der Do9m. PIP.
&ilian, Snnoeent uno 8pnifa5. 8. g.
g.
Die Seltfeier in Der Mnla pur6e er=
offnet nit benz berrliden uSul6i=
gungsmarib1 bon @rieg, porgetrager1
bon Dem groBen Drdelter. Gam folg=
te cine Mnreoe 6es Serrn 8ilfri6 Ser
gott Disqualification bes 8ereins, in
Ser &e6ner einen neberblid mari iber
oie funf5igidbrige Edtigfeit 6es Ser
ems. &ierauf ging bas grobe Grauer=
ipieI in flint Often: Scatter Mari=
milan bon Merico" bon r. 5baneble
g.. g: s., iber Die 8ibne. Dieie
9rag06ie, in feiner 6eutider 8oelie
berfaBt, ml1r6e bon oen Mitglie6ern
oes 8ereins iebr gelungen ourhge-
fuibrt, nn6 Sic 5pra6e flar un6 tor
reft mieoergegeben. Die Scenerie nor
ourdal1s paiien6 ltn6 prabtbou Bis
ms &leinIte ausgeba6t; Die &oifiimie=
rurg aus oer. @ar6erobe oes uNortb=
tpeitern Costume Sonse,M Scr. 2onis
@opfmonn, Gigertumer, Minneapolis
mar ftlgere6f nnb pr11nfen6. Die
gar5e MuHibrung 6es fdueren Sti=
des 6arf nit &ebt Ben friiberen 9ei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Nrpminente IDfnIe Tnbrffan=
ten Geienicbnff be9innt
init Sem Ban einer Tabrif
unb eiueS 2a9erbanies.

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ring Company bieier 5tn6t bat nit ben
Mu8grabungen flr lire neue Jabrtf, bic
auf ibrem @runbitIf am nbrbliben ufer
oes Qnte George errtdbtet tDir6, begi11et
la1ien. Dn8 @ebfube rpirb elm feuerfeiter
Bau aus berItdrftem 3ement un6 8iegel>
teinen. Sic Bldne tunrben bonn Mrchitets
ten Seq 5cbGfer enttpDrfen, unb Der RDns
traft lit Der 6irn1a @rnber & go. iber<
laien.
Ser @runonur tpirb fir bic MnIbtne.
rie unb Mu8ftattung Der reuefen Mpbeqe
bennbt unb mir6 II Buding. @rin6ing
uttb Dipping &dutne einaetetlt iein, bic
1.iiIl oer buaea 1tDtluetlotpen M~usltattn,ta
fir 8erarbeitung ihres @raeugnifies per<
ieb,n iein pir6. Ser !8usang 81 6ieiem
5lur nuf Der @bene nit benz 9ate 8pule<
barb mirb %gleirhfals als Elm 2~agerbaus
nnb 8erianbsD Department. oienen. Ser
atueite 9SSIur rpirb @aum fir OHice@33ims
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ment un6 nQgemei1en 3~agsrplab ents
ba1ten. 4.
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einem .antoriiierten aapital i'm 8etraae
bon $3.50, 900 i%n.DrpDriert. Sbr Brdiis
bent, 6ermann @bDner, lit Der 8eb6l<
ferung ct. CLOUDS binldnglib befannt,
er bat lein 9eim mdbrenb Der lebten flint
Sabre in unierer Mitte, pdhrcnb tuelber
j5eit er iih aftib beteili9t bat an benz gmz
FORTHCOMING bieies @eibaftes, pie er
audi lets an Der BDblfabrt Der 5tabt
1ein gr6Btes Sntereie befunbet bat, ins
benz er b%erlelben bieie Snonitrie pere
lcboffte .n6. feline 9ein,at bier anf~
idhlug. Or lit Der uriprunglibe gr<
timber Der ghDperS @ar!en9erdte, bic
iih in ra1d)er 3eit befannt macbten, iiber
bie qanae Welf iih ihrcn @ebraub berz
lfdafften unb nebenbei bic tabtan5et9en,
100 INNER bDn linen @ebraub gemabt
tuirb, Or bat einen grDBen Sreunbesz
fre1s, unb leinem ginFuB unb ieiner Mnz
itrengun9 lit es gu p%erbanfen, bob biele
Snbmtrie unlerer @ta6t 81 ibrem uie gu
ieinem Nuben erbalten it.-Nn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

iturgen 6es gereins nie nglmarA
ober 8ebers Drei5ebnlinoen Drama.
|tiiiert Die 5trife," Garcia More,
no., der gurmgeiit bon @rauen=
burg uip. an Die 5eite geItelt ner.
ben.
Die Bertetlung Der Molen mar nie
folgt:
WarimiIian, Meranoer 5pabn.
Der 9rin3 5alm-5nlm, iein A0ln=
tant, Sobn 8ernid.
Wiramo1, General bes &0nigS,
Bilfreb 9ergott.
Meia,n General bes aonigs, Ser.
naro 2obmer.
2ope5, Dberf, Mugult &upsner.
Ynblonsfi Mbiuta1t bes 2opa5.
SEQ 3tporidnf.
&arl Saspinger, 2eutnant, Gbri-
Itopber 8aDer.
Don Sole 8laiio, gefretdr bes So
nigs, IS. S9mibt.
gsfobebo, Sbergereral Der Nepub=
lifaner. Mlpbonie 8ittma111.
Srepina, repl1blifaniider General,
Midnel Me1fer.
@eli5, republifanii6er General, Sc
amber @peb.
Garcia republifanii6er Oberlt, a1=
pbonie Matt.
Mlfonip, Guerilla, @erbar6 3anfl.
Bernardo, Guerilla, Bernard @able
8omingo, Guerilla, SEQ Subj.
Carlos, @neriaa, 2ouis 3abolibfp.
Sri5aba, Elm Snoianer, Sobn stol5
@rlte @ade, 2eonar6 &apsner.
8meite Ma6e, Biuiam g9mitt.
gnrico, Soiepb S6mitt. Il
aui1erli6e nnb repnblifaniibe Sf=
fi5iere, 5olbaten nnb @a9en. @ueril=
las: Soiepb 8e6tolo, Soiepb 8ed=
tDertb, CHARLES Snng1en, @iQiam
Sbmitt, Clarence Sane, SEQ @elter,
2eonarb &apsner, Mlois &erriges,
Solepb 5bmitt, Sobn @ermain.
Die Hmuien 5pii9en Ben ein5elnen
Mften muroen bon 0em Sr6elter Ser
2ebranfalt ausgefiiut NIT flniii19en
StIfen pie: g5aroas bon uGoppelia"
bon 9elibes, uMa6rigaIe1 % orm
fer, u&omantique 0upertnre" bon
&eler-8ela nno n8ettelitubent" bon
|Oeiloefer. Sen S9luB Ser 5eier
biloeten 5pei bierItimmige beuti6e
!2te6er r6as @%lternbaus" bon 8nefhe
1n6 u6ie Stride @bri1ti" bon Soiepb
Mfo6lmaDr porgetragen bonn ct. 500
nifatinsquartett. 50 er6ete 6ie f60=
ne 6eier in niirotger @eiie. Ser
8erei1 ge6er1H nod nod einigen $50.
den ei1en Breismettbetperb I'M 0ffent=
li6en Bortrag ab5ubalten mnb 6a1nit
iein gol6enes Sl1bildumsiobr ob5u=
i6lieBen. 9ie 8eamten 6es Sobres
iin6:: botbn. p. Soiepb &renter, $.
g. g., @rdii6ent un6 @ritifer, .8n-
fri6 &ergoH Bioeprdfii6Sent Geo RubblI,
5efretdr nn6 Mleranber 5pabn,
S9atmeiiter. Moge Ser ST.. 8oni=
fa5imsz2iterar 8erein nod biele
Sabre nnter ben M11feni6bnen tpirfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
&organge in
@tQDtleben

- 9ie unbefledte @mfdngnisge-
meinbe mar lesten Dienltag mieoer
nit Sod)aeiten %geiegnet. 8abrenb ei-
mes um s l1br bonn bodm. p. Siloe-
brand, .. g. s., gebaltenen 8raut-
om,tes, mobet Ser nod Mnor6nl1ng beS
bodtp. 8farrers P. Suite. 3. 8. 8.
8. g., gebtloete &inberdor, melder
%tuabren6 Ser 5eelendmter uno anbe-
ret an @erftagen sebaltenen aen1ter
oas 5ingen beiorgt, feline Stin1n1en
in trefflider @eiie CUR 8eltnng brad].
tie, lieben ibren Ereubnno ourd)
8rieltersbonb legnen Soiepb Mobg,
Sobn ser yamilie Midael Mobs, uno
SRI. sarab Eel1en0orf Sobter Der
i@trpe sc. Selienoorf BEL ser I'M Rrei-
1e elmer groBen Gaiteidaar oas Sob-
5eitsfelt g~efeiert muroe, mobei Die
Ne1permablten nit ben ber5lidlten
@liidlpiinideu fir cine geIegnete 33n=
fl1nft beoa6t purben. 0as iunge
Gaor begab it'd nod Mpon, no es
cine ISOLDE 5n permeilen geoenft. ~
Inn 9 llbr %selebrierte Ser bo6m.B far=
Ter P. Suite, .. S.g. 8. g., Elm
8rautomt, pdbrenb mel6em Bolter
Sdmiot, 5obn Ser Samilie Soiepb
Sdmiot, uro SRI. Slipia Beffer,
Sod)ter Ser 0amilie Mnton 8effer, it9
Sic Saub oum 8unoe rei6ten. Set
ser Sod5eit, Sic bel Sen grauteltern
I'M truuten &ernan6tenfreiie gefeiert
muroe, nabm Da5 8rautpaar Die BERG
liditen @liidminl6e fir tire 5ufmnf-
tige 2ebensbabn unO als @eleite auf
oie groutreiie na6 Milma1fee nno
Chicago entgegen, gu Der tie iib nit
bent 9tadmittagsbobn5uge perabldyte-
oeten. - SIM 9teftorat Der ct. Wa-
rien @emeinoe lieBen iid our6 BEN
botlp. P. Siloebrano, .. 8. s., trau-
en- @mil ,@0rger, Sobn ser bier mob=
nenoen 6amilie 9. @0rger, uno SRI.
Margaretba Maoer. Na6oem oieies
Gaar bel Ser 9o65eit, Die bel ben
8rauteltern g~efeiert puroe, Die belten
3ufunftsmiinide entgegengenommen
batte, trat es eine Sod)5eitsreile nod
Minneapolis o1L bon 100 5urudge-
febrt, oas iunge 8aar fi6 in ct.
CLOUD: bdusIi6 einridten miro, mie
or6 sic beiben anberen Haare ct.
Glpu6 als ibr finftiges Seim beibe-
boIten tperoen. M6ge es Sen Ser
mdblten I'M nel1en Stan6e lfets nod
@uni6 ergeben.
SSsn ser @atbeorale tp1roeu an
9ienitagmorsen mdbreno zines pom
bodp. Bfarrer ST.. SEQ @ans gebal.
tenen Srauamte perebelidt @eorg
@oigbt bon ct. Mugulta un6 SRI. Mn-
ma Dirfs, Eodter Ser 5u Ser &atbe,
oralgemei16e g%eb0rigen SamilieSbeo.
oor Dirfs. Na9 gntgegennabme Der
innigiten @liidmini9e ieitens Der
gertpanoten oes @bepaares begab fi6
bieIes auf cine fur5e So45eitsreiie
uro miro na9 ieiner &iidfebr iein
Seim in ct. Mugulta erri6ten, no
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

bohm. 6erren Mltenborf bon 2itle
6aus, @nmpmann bon Gauf &apibS,
@romolidi bon Nortb 8rnirie, sans.
ii bon 8otpllts nno Da1bef bon STEMS
burg. Cine groBe Golfsmenge batte
ii9 at Der {6onen Seier eingefnnoen.
Mah einem am 5elte G9riIfi-
@immelfabrt IN Ser Ser5 Sei1s&irbe
gu Sreeport sbom bodm. Bfarrer 2.
Maurus, DO. s., morgenS 10 nbr
vcoram episcopo" gebaltenen Nmte,
nobel bodp. 2. Mnielm, 9. g. s.,
bon MbanD nls gr5prielter, un6 Die
bo9p. Beneoiftiner Cigar un6 4l-
pbons bon Der ct. Sobns Nbtei als.
Dinfon nno 5ub6iafon aiiiltierten
uno Dem bodtp'iten &errn 8il6of
bobm. p. 2ufe, s. g. g. 6. g., nno
bodm. &err Ebiebul1t, &an5ler Der
3i05efe, bei6e bon ct. Glo1t6, CUR
|Seite naren, erteilte Der Oberbirte
f35 Berio1ten oas beiIige Snfpa.
ment Der Sirmurg, md6em Sic
Sirmlinge cine bonn 8ifbof Dorge-.
nommene Hriifnng beitens beitan6et
ur6 6erfelbe cine id0re, ber5li6e Qn=
fpra6e in 6eutfber Sprabe gebulteu
hatte. No6mittags begab it9 ser
hoGmYte 8iibof in 8egletung Der
ge1tunnter 3bo9n. @eiftli9feit mod
I 0:,u. m...X - G-LSo<.SoILo.~ ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

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9egen ole 8aa1p1eler oon ST. SolepD
onffrafeh, m1f gegen = l1egre1N.
SSobr1 IS Neber, ipelber l1dg I'M
ct. Rapbaels 9ospital elmer Blt1o=
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bon oeren 5olgen oerart rald, baB
1e1re @ntlal1ung aus Der 9e1lanltalf
btnnen fur5em Dor 1ib geber tam.
Yin benz leBten So1ntag IN Ml=
banD 1ta%ttgefl110enen Statfol1rn1er
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berg, melder Den 5toe1ten, Mrtbur
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mnoerlpert1gen Pre1le beg11ugen
ml1Bte.
G1e s9luBfelerl19te1ten Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 11no anf conn
tag, 0ef1 81. Wfat, apenps: 9 ltDr 1elt-
geltge1eRt. es meroen pei o1eler @e-
legenpeu I 9 5ogllngen oer Mn'lulL
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ole Splp111e npet e .ptl.
ptn; Stal'ses alaulp Mu
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III Sttel'et ole Apfu)lep9ieo yu1le''.
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1d]1eo I'M st: Napbaels 3osp1fal Sran
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fe Wforolano Dat. yer 9erltorpene ore
efplge Huge, u1o oen 91ftferpl1eDene1
moDlge1ne1nfees Betle11o.
Sob1 Sbelen aus Dem Eptp1
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ian 9iga dig &nnoioat fur oas &ont=
miiidrolnt beg oritten DiitriftS I'M
terifubt miro, mar lebte 8o6e nit
1eiter @nttin in ct. @lono> I'M ltb
nlS @roBelter11 IN Die Glternfreloe
Der Sumtlie yd6.. Sbelen GIT teilen,
Der etn mnrtereS Sobnden olS erlter
gta9fomme geboren tpuroe.
- Gin bo9it beflagenSpertes. I'm
gliid ereignete ii9 geltern, Mittmod,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
City Treasurer Lauer is Ordered to Collect a
Total of More Than S2,7OO,OOO in the
Warrant of City Clerk.
VAST SUM OF MONEY IS FOR SCHOOLS
State and County Taxes Also Run Into the Hundreds of
Thousands and Income Tax is Close to the
$4,000 Mark-Pay Tuesday.

will however be off set by the pay
ment of the personal property tax.
The city receives seventy percent Of
and the tax roll shows an over-run of
$18.17.
The regular city tax raised by the
thirty-fve mill levy is S1,914, 295.43.
The tax warrant in keeping with the
provisions of the law shows the bond
ed indebtedness of the city as $1,134,
10000, this not including the S25O,000
worth Of bonds for e building of the
bridge. 1t shows That in addition the
city has secured at the banks in the
amount of $85,000
The floating indebtedness of the city
estimated today at little over $780,,
600 is not shown in the tax warrant
as it is not represented by any secur-
ed loans other than the orders of the
city which have been issued with the
understanding that they will draw in
terest.
The city officials are hopeful that
million dollars of the taxes will be
paid by the first of January and as
rapidly as possible the floating loans
which have been made for running ex-
penses will be retired.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
French General is
Strong for America
America Said General Fayolle HAS
Conquered Me. 1t is
Wonderland

Paris-General Fayolle said upon his
return recently from his three weeks
stay in the United States, II have just
discovered America and America has
conquered me. 1t is a wonderland"
1T has been hard fight, those three
weeks in America" the general went
on with the usual humorous twinkle
in his eye. II come back on the verge
of collapse with grim dyspepsia hold
ing me in its grip. Without taking
back anything that have said about
American Expeditionary Force cooks
being rank amateurs, | must take off
my hat to American chefs. There
We're many banquets, luncheons, | sur
viyed them all"
TO the suggestion that most of the
chefs at the leading hotels were
French, General Fayolle replied. "They
may be but they certainly have under
gone an evolution for they had strange
dishes of their own"
did you miss your wine with your
meals" he was asked.
II never missed my wine" Fayolle
replied.
Don't ask me to talk local American
politics" General Fayolle went on when
requested to explain whether he
meant that he had his wine twice a
day as is his custom or that he did
not miss it temperamentally
II have had grandiose reception
that I shall never forget although |
am certain that it was not for me per-
sonally but because represented Mar
shall Foch and the French army"
81 lived through it," concluded the
general, "but even the organizers of
my tour had to admit that it was a
record for endurance"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
PARIS.

Richard Price, one Of the most
prominent Of the residents of the town
of Paris and long prominent in the
social and official life Of Kenosha
county, died at his home on Saturday
morning, December 18th after long
illness. Mr.. Price had been in feeble
health for many months, but the an
nouncement Of his death came as a
great shock to many of his friends.
He had spent his entire life in the
town Of Paris, being son Of Richard
Price, one Of the first pioneer settlers
of Kenosha county. In his long life in
the town Of Paris he had been actively
connected with the advancement Of the
town and county and with the social
and religious life of the community.
He served in many official positions
and only recently his failing health
forced him to give up his office as a
member of the county board from the
town.
The funeral services held on Monday
afternoon, December goth, were largely
attended by the pioneer residents
from all parts of the county. In the
death of Mr.. Price the town of Paris
lost one Of its best citizens and one Of
it's most loyable of men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
Committee Sees
Simmons House
School Board Committees Visit Sim
mons House Sunday But Take
No Action.

The members of the building and
finance committees Of the school board
met Sunday morning at the former
home of T. G. Simmons and made an
inspection of the house with view of
considering the offer recently made to
sell it to the city for school purposes
for $4,000. There seemed to be con-
siderable difference in the ranks of
the committees regarding the advisa-
bility of purchasing the site, some Of
them declaring that they did not be-
lieve it was the proper place for
school. No report was made, but one
memb er Of the committee declared
that the members were only lukewarm
in their support of the project. A
definite report is expected to be made
at the next regular meeting of the
school board.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
Xmas Festivities
CathoIic Instruction League.

~--N -
The first pretentious undertaking by
the newly organized Catholic Instruc-
ton League has been a series Of
Christmas parties for the six hundred
children who are now attending the
centers at the various churches. The
general scheme for the parties has
been the arrangement Of program in
attractive Christmasy settings. There
were huge Christmas trees laden with
tinsel and goodies and the Christmas
cribs. to commemorate the Nativity,
Silent Night" was sung at each
center and the kiddies recited Christ
mas stories and poems.
The party for the children of st.
Anthony's parish was given on Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Lucille Glib
son told "The Story Of the Christ
Child" The Holy Rosary center stag
ed it's party Sunday afternoon with
Miss Frances O'Hare as the narrator
of 1.-THE Story of the Christ Child"
Miss Lena Nelson gave reading.
Rev. w. D. Malone told the story at
the St. Thomas center party Monday
afternoon. Miss Mary O'Hare told
the story of the Christmas Chimes
and Mrs. Theodore Jones sang. The
party for st. James center was held
Tuesday afternoon. Sister Mary Aloisia
told the story and Rev. James Conway
gave short address. Miss Mable
Lampe sang.
The Catholic Instruction League is
organized for the Catholic children
who do not attend parochial schools
and the parties made it possible for
these children to CLEAN the same spirit
of Christmas as their companions who
attend parochial schools.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
Brazil is Menaced
by Japs Invasion
Japanese immigration to Brazil Would
Lower the Morals of the
Braxilians.

Rio de Janeiro--Concession by the
Minas Geraes state government of GER
tain favors to a Japanse company
which proposes to settle 200 or more
Japanese families on 100000 acres Of
land and employ them in silk making
has again raised a discussion in the
press of this city as to the advantages
and disadvantages of Japanese immi-
grafton into Brazil.
On one hand it is urged that the
country is short Of labor and must take
what it can get, that in any case pre-
cautions could be taken by which the
inflow of immigrants could be stopped
if, at the end Of few years, it was
proving dangerous. On the other hand
there is an objection to Japanese i'm
migration on the ground of it's lower
standard of living, it's different stand
ard of morals and its inability to
coalesce with other strains.
Dr. Miguel Calmon, former minis
ter Of ways and communications and
now vice president of the society of
agriculture, in recent interview is
quoted as strongly opposed to encour-
aging further Japanse immigration. He
said the mixture of blood would be
prejudicial to Brazilian physique which
had already suffered from the multipli-
city of races coming into the country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
Paris Erects Cheap
Buildings for Poor

Paris-Cheap lodgings for families
with children are being completed and
rented both inside Paris and in. the
district outside the old walls. These
have been built with city and govern
ment money as means of relieving
the critical congestion. Separate wood
en- buildings have been constructed on
the outskirts of the city and some
what temporary tenement buildings in
the city. The first unit in Paris in
Paris has thirty small apartments and
twelve single rooms. Another unit
will be ready in April. Progress has
been slow but it is expected that next
year the building may be pushed so
as to have some effect on the lodg-
ing shortage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
GALLr.CURCT AT MILWAUKEE,

On January 4th Nine. CALI Curci,
now keeping Chicago opera audiences
in q whirl of admiration will sing in
the Milwaukee Auditorium under the
auspices Of the Marion Andrews Con-
cert Bureau. The general comment
after each appearance of the most
celebrated of song birds is 'I thought
when I heard her last week that moth
ing would be more wonderful but to-
night she has surpassed all her previ-
Gus triumphs." And SO it is. Nine.
Galli-Curci displays new ability and
greater power with each succeeding ap-
pearance. A long needed vacation
which she finally was able to take last
summer shows in the quality, purity,
clearity and brilliance Of her voice,
which is mingling Of clear beauti-
full bell and perfect bird thrill. Since
her sensational entrance into the Am
erican world of mushic and art, Nine.
Galli-Curci has been a riot. Every
city has wanted to hear her and those
near enough to Milwaukee are con-
graduating themselves that the oppor-
tunity is theirs January 4th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-23
For Opportunitv PuniIs.

The happiest kiddies in the city to-
day are the thirty-four pupils in the
Opportunity school at the Gillette
building who have had holiday cele-
bration arranged by the teachers of
the school There was a montrous
tree, reaching from floor to ceiling,
glittering and sparkling under its
burden Of tinsel and crystal, goodies
and gifts. The kiddies spend much Of
their time making brightly .colored
clowns and similar toys, weaving bas-
kets and cutting coat hangers and these
were distributed to be taken home as
Yuletide rememberances. There were
rounds Of games directed by the teach
ers and program in which the teach
ers participated. And there was feast
ing on fudge and candies provided by
the teachers and luscious apples, the
gift Of Mrs. George Yule. The climax
to the joyous event arrived with the
distribution Of large, red tulle bags,
filed with candies, nuts, figs and a
bright. new coin in each, and topped
off with a bright red rosettes also the
gift of Mrs. Yule.