The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-10-31
Ella W. Babcock For Superin.
tendent of Schools


We know Of M greater tributr 10 /;
person. work than the word oi the peo-
pie with whom they work. No one
in >ctgwirls county j. in a better posi-.
/ ton tp know of the character oi the worl;
tdone by Mr.. Babcock since She iias been
connected with our schools than the
/ teachers in those schools. Following are
/ extracts from 4 few al the numerous
| letters received from the teachers oi
ScleWick county. They speak for them
selves. No word that we can add
will come with a. full Knowledge OF
the truth in the case a do these.
''IIer personality, her equipment in
college training and experience in actual
school work and supervision, and her fine
success in her office the past two years,
makes her election extremely desirable
and important, believe the sentiments
oi the teachers is I've ike her and like
to work ior her. We wan, her to 90 in
with bigger majority November 9TH than
she had two years ago, because she dcs-
serves it as Il recognition OF tw" years
faithful service for the people Count on
me and mine
Yours very truly,
Ulysses W. keplingcr
Principal Sedgwick County High School
( .'She has that tact and quality ii
leadership which cannot but help bring
ont the best in the teachers and students
with whom she comes in contact
Very sincerely,
Louise ii. EismaEn.
81 have never before worked under a
superintendent whose successful activi-
ties for the school were so constant whose
personal interest was so stimulating; nor
] in any place where results, as shown hy
the students response have been 50
good.
Truly yours,
Maud Mckown.
She has done much for the country
schools and has raised the standard OF
the schoolsof Sedgwick County to that OF
other Counties of the State
Yours truly,
Fonta Smith
''Thc voters oi Sc igwick County by re-
turning herto office this ial will be but
serving their own interests
Sincerely,
| Horace +. Brunclle.
She helped me in mylliyh school work
as no one else could and is still helping
me i'll my school work a teacher
Yours truly,
Florence Cumclin.
'Thc teachers in this County can ap-
prcciatc more fully the good work she
has done for ALL We can all say that
she has more than done her duty in
every way"
Yours very respectfully.
Jennie Marshall.
II can chccrfully say that Mrs. Ball
cock is the most efficient woman that
cain be placed in the office oi County
Superintendent.
Very truly,
| Addic McNcw.
| II have known many Supcrintcndcnts,
but have yet to meet one as efficient in
| pynrv wav as NrS R.lu.,.l,
Sincerely yours.
Martha Elinor Stone.
''Shc has worked with the teachers 50
cheeriully and willingly that they can
truly call her their friend''
Respectfully yours,
| Mae +. Smith.
Being in a position to know that she
has been II source of great help and i'll
spirati"n to every teacher and pupil in
the County, feel that ought to solicit
Tor her the votes of all desiring to see
our schools brought to the front and the
standard raised still higher
Yours very sincerely,
| Myrtle NJ. Reed.
''Shc is very prompt and careful in Mt
tending to the wants of the teachers and
is doing all in her power to raise the
standard oi the country schools"
Very respectfully,
| Minnie +. Wilson.
Lily Z. Labaree for County
Clerk
Mrs. Lily Il. Labare has served the
people as county clerk for the past two
| YCars She has maintained the nliicr in