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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 50, 23 November 1918, Page 6

The German language is having a bad time in the United States. The National Education Association's Commission on tho Present Emergency in Education (one trembles at tho thought of this mouthful in German) has been making investigations. Thirty-six out of the fortyeight United States have taken hostile action against German.- Delaware, Morula, Idaho, New Mexico, and Wyoming have gone in for total prohibition, whilst lowa and North Dakota only recommend the dropping of the language from. nil schools. Oklahoma bans it from elementary schools, and allows the highest grade schools to use their own discretion*. In New York Spanish is .having a vogue. It is comparatively easy to learn, and is, of course, of great commercial value to the States, as it is tho language of most of the South American Republics.

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