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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17

Frank Bach, the lad who owns the
Pepperton rain-maker, better known
as L. M. Larson's old automobile, is
recovering rapidly from the pains of
felon on his left thumb which kept
him from several days. usefulness last
week. The finger was lanced by a
Morris doctor.
Miss Esther Schlattman is recover
ing rapidly from the effects of an
operation for appendicitis at the
Graceville hospital ten days ago.
She was at the hospital only one
week after which she was brought
home and placed under the care of
her sister, Miss Carrie, who is a
nurse.
A we'll known business man says he
will give one hundred dollars to some
poor inventor who will produce an
alarm clock that will wake up the
maid without waking up the rest of
the family. Recently he bought one
of Maanum's clocks which, he says,
wakes up everybody in the house ex-
cept the maid, and that's why he is
late to the store every morning.
Alberta grain men are complaining
about the increasing amount of wheat
mixed with barley coming to their
elevators. This is because so many
farmers persist in following barley
with wheat on their fields and the
grains cannot be properly separated in
the cleaning process. Because of this
several cars of wheat shipped from
Alberta have been misgraded at the
terminals. Agricultural colleges ad-
vocate following barely with oats,
both for the benefit to the soil and al
so to make sure that no barley will
grow in the wheat. This is matter
Alberta farmers should consider be-
fore seeding commences.
Carl Reimers made trip to Morris
Friday with some live stock. He
says the roads were something fierce.
While at the county seat he had a
chance to listen to litigation at the
court house where Attorney Ormond
was measuring swords with Attorney
James, of St. Paul, in a trial result
ing from injuries received by Henry
Olthoff, of Donnelly, last July. o.
thoff forgot to take the handcar off
the tracks while he went to talk to
Mr.. Ernst who was coming along in
an automobile. The fast mail struck
the handcar, knocking OIthoff into
the ditch. He thought the railroad
company was the neglectful party and
brought action for damages.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17
NEWS COMMITTEE.
Ordinance No. S

An ordinance for the purpose of
governing and controlling places of
public amusements, such as Pool
Halls, Moving picture theatre, etc.
The Village Council of the Village
of Alberta, Stevens County, Mime
sofa, do ordain as follows:
1st, No profane or immoral langu
age shall be used or allowed used in
such places.
End, No intoxicating liquors shall
be sold or used in such places. r----
3rd, Such places shall be closed
during such hours as Religious SER
vices are in progress on Sundays.
18th, All windows opening on public
streets shall be clear of all screens
and curtains.
5th, That there shall no gambling
allowed in such places.
9Th, That such pool hall or moving
picture show shall not be operated
later than IL o'clock p. m.
7th, Any violation of the above or
dinance by parties operating such
places of amusements, shall be deemed
sufficient cause to revoke such license.
THE foregoing ordinance No. 5 was
read to the Common Council of the
Village of Alberta, Minnesota, on the
21st day Of February, A. D. 1916.
Councilman. L. J. Schlattman, moved
the adoption thereon, and seconded by
Councilman Christ Eystad. The Sor-
dinance having been duly declared
adopted and to take effect from and
after the publication thereof.
Attest. w. T. Peterson.
Village Recorder.
J. A. Schultz,
President.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17
Andert to Remodel

Adolph Andert is devising plans fol-
some building improvements as soon
as the weather permits. According
to his plans the confectionery store
will be turned around and moved to
the rear of the lot after which an
addition will be built fronting the
main street. The new building will
be used for confectionery and restaur-
ant purposes. Since opening his store
he has had all he could do in the line
of business but his floor space is in
adequate to handle the business.
1t is also probable that repairs will
be made to his mill property on the
corner. His cream station will be
located there.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17

Seed Corn grown within 30
miles of Alberta, tested under
the supervision of Prof. Grafel-
man of the Alberta Consolidated
School. Tests ranging from 80
to 100 per cent, $3.50 per bush
ell. Leave your orders at once as
supply is limited. G. H. Stewart
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17
ALBERTA SCHOOL NOTES

Raymond Andert has returned to
school after his long illness.
Miss Olson and Willie are eagerly
discussing the plans for their house.
Mrs. C. M. Bagstad and Mrs. L..
M. Larson visited the primary room
Friday.
William Ernst has the honor of
constructing house for Miss Olson,
the primary teacher.
Arnold Ginnow's fame is now rap
idly becoming established. His latest
achievement is substituting in the
primary room.
The girls glee club is practicing
some comical stunts to pull off at the
commercial club entertainment to be
given at the Star.
Over all difficulty we've stuck,
In all fairety we've struck.
The populace has invaded our Sc
crecy-
Recollect, there can be no conclutr-
alton in publicity.
NEWS COMMITTEE.
There has been a complaint issued
by Edward Gammelien this week, be-
cause his name has not appeared in
the paper thus far.
Glen as sub for the fifth grade
81 am to be your teacher this after
noon, and 1 want you all to be very
good children and do not whisper.
Ready for writing? One, two, three,
four, five.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17
The Court Of Last Resort

Around the stove of the cross roads
grocery is the real court of last resort,
for it finally over-rules all others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been brought before this court in al
most every cross roads grocery in this
country, and has always received a
favorable verdict. 1t is in the coun-
try where man expects to receive full
value for his money that this remedy
is most appreciated. Obtainable
everywhere.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17
Loften Bros. Sell

Peter and Axel Loften have sold
their blacksmith shop and are enjoying
a brief rest. Ernest Schleuter, of
Appleton, is the new owner and he
arrived last week. Schleuter is a
single man.
The Lotions have not decided just
what to do but will probably leave
Alberta at an early date. Both are
capable and efficient workmen and
have designs upon some factory job in
Minneapolis or Chicago.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17

AUCTION POSTERS--Of the kind
that are neat and readable can be
had at the Tribune office on short
notice. When it comes to auction
posters the Tribune artists are right
on the job and guarantee a crowd at
every auction for which the bills are
furnished. See the Tribune before
you place the order elsewhere.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17

For tubular well drilling or
repairing, gasoline engines and
windmilIs, see the Stone Imple-
ment Company. adv
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-03-17

Buy Prince AlbeYf an oOer
theciUiEixed GUoYEd! 7oppyYed
bags, Sc; tidy red tins, IOcs
pound and hGlf-pOund eia
hunlidoTs0nd-eh0e cInssy
cFysf0Lglnss pound hunaidor
with sponge-E1a0fsfeneF top
that Keeps the tobacco ia
such fine sh0pe-0ItO0ys!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-24

man9e 4rytihen, ME @srlaHen bes
sItsrlihen Saufes, Jluht. ieIbft aud
freiipillisss 9lusf8eibsn aus benz 2es
ben. Die Jrau ipirb eben aud in Der
Siirtei ipie anoersipo nod Iange fur
ibrs mobsrnen Sbsen fimpfen nliiien.
Odran ipirb aud Die ShluBbemer,
flung iener Sdrift nihts dnbern, BAT
ss cine 8elsibiauns bes @eibes lei,
tpenn man bic Iufbebiing jener Sitisn
ais cine @sfabr fir bic aeufdbeit Der
Jrau beSei6nen mill.
Sn ben sisettliaen sroben Sdrems
nit ibrer srObersn ober gerineeren
4nsabl iunssr Gbsfanbibatinnen Sur
GrbObung bss @lan3es bes Sauss une
Sofbalts gibt es ipobI piel Giferiu9t,
Sireit, 6eraeleib unb Sebniudt nad)
5reibeit, .aber I'M sroben sun3en fpii'
rem bic Nidb9en ihreolbenes Sitter 10
lpenie, ipie Der gpssl Ieinsn adfis,
fpeil lie nur 3u puB. gui8en ilno
&IatI6sn erspgen iuorben iinb. llnb
bic M0ali6teit, Mtutter eines leibbafs
tigen prin5sn Der 9ebs 5u iperbsn nit
dllen baSu seb0rieen ghrtu unb Iprs
tbeilen. entiddpist fir pisIes.
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- 5ugb Tisthsr bon go. 502 @elt
z. Gtrabs, elm dusitdnbiger Waihis
niTf,, eripirtis ssitern 9aftbeishle ss'
gen Robert emmes il. bon Der Bone
e gmmes Co., bersn maidinenfabrit
fin on Der Bud Strabe befinbet, ios
ipir essen Grant Niiller. einen Mnsss
jfelisn Der s5abrit. neil bic gsiben
ibn onaeblib, an SisnTtns 9lbenb se'
leaeniIih elmer apntrpperie iiber Die
Streiffroee tbdtlia ansssriffsn has
ben.
- Wiuiam qotboff, Elm gdder aus
Sbdrpnpills. ,tpuros seitern BON Ri9e
Ter Spieeel I'm SIS uhb Die &olten
beltraft, neil er in ieinsm automopil
an sinem baltenbsn Strabenbabn>
rpaaen porbeieeiduit mar.
- slls permibt ipurbs seItern Der
pclisei Der 65 Sabre alie 5ranf Due
ffiOn BON go. 237 8rpabpap semels
bet. Qneitipn III felt 0onnerltdg boz
riaer @p6e psri9tpiInben nno feline
Qlngsb0risen finb in GROCER angit I'm
i'm.
= Die Is Sabre alte Wlarie Ssrblt
oon glp. 256 @utler Strabe 1T faon
fpieber einmaI bon gu Sauie burhses
braunt. Sie perlisB ibre elterlide
Mcbnung am Montag unb bat iid
feitSem niht tpieber ieben laiien. Die
iuaenSlite Sur9brennerin ipor be-
reits ppr etfpa Monatsfrtft BON Der
poIisei seIu1t porbeu unb odmals
ipurbe iie in Rsiu Ri6monb, O., ent>
bett, no iie cine Stelle angenpmmen
latte.
M 9lus bem 3immer bon Sobn
gapmarti i'm Sairie go. 422 Sit
9ritte GtraBs Durben fpdbrenb Der
Ha6t bon Oisnitag gum Wtittpoh
DON einem Oieb, Der burd elm Offen
jiebenbes seniter einseitiegen ipar,
$40 in 8dar ioipie atpei Sspddmars
Ten fir apffer. bic auf benz Union
Central 9abnbof lugerten, seItDblen.
6. grpipnion BON go. Is 9ars
fielb place melbete seitern Gbeno Der
poliaei, bab ibm aus ieinen Strobenz
fleibtrn in Der Sanna autO Go, gto.
1923 Rsabtns 2oab, mo- er beihdfttgt
1T. SIS eeitoblen tpurben.
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Sie tiirfiide Jrau pOm beute.
Bon 6 Gbuarb Mpgin b.

gs erreqte bor etipa einem balben
Sabre Elm sepiHes 9luHsben in apn=
ftantinppel = eisentlicb penieer in
tiirtifben, als serabe in europdifhen
&reiien -, baB nit 3uitimmung Der
boben .3eniur ieIbItperftGnolih, bort
Elm 8i6lein bas 2idt Der Welt err
blidte, bas ii9 nit Der Srau i'm
sSflam bef6dftiste unb ibre Stellung
i'm aitte Der Gdriften unb Der
lleberlieferung beleu9tete. @erfdfer
,pdr elm borusbmer perier. Sdet6s
ulsReis, ein in ieiuer oeiutdtb iebr
eefa1Btsr SdriftitelIer uno benz
5erriaerbauie Der 9abiareH pers
fhndsert. DieIes Bud penoete ii4
sssen aipei uralte Sitten = ooer I'm
iitten -, bic, bofft Der @erfuiIer, in
abfehbarer 3eit benz Seift Der mooers
Hsn 3eit gum Spfer fallen perben:
bic sSernbaltuns Der Jtau BON Der
SeffentliHteit uno Der 3tpans Der
@erihleisrung nspei grobleme,
lie selDit tperben t0nnen unb nriiFen".
Gr fiibrt nun folsenbes aus:
Beibe 9ebrdu6e finben fetHe Be-
sriinbuns i'm RsligionsgeIes, unb ibrs
M5f9affung bilbet teinen 8eritob
eeesn bic heilisen S9rtftsn bes mos
bammsbanif6en 9stenntnifes; I'M
Gegentbeil bat Der Stifter bes Jilam
eeIetrt, oab fopobl bic Jrauen ipie
bic MGnner bag He6t unb bic Yfli6t
ba5en, ii6 aenntniIIe alsr Qrt gu ers
fperben; bardus 1T nit ooGem Re4t
5u folsern, bab bas peibliae @ez
fdleht iih ebeuio gut pis bas manns
Iihe offentli6, bas nil iageu, aubers
bofb bes 6aufes betbatieen barf uno
bab basfelbe in bas Snrere Der DD6s
nung gu Dsrbannen ni9t benz @eift
bes .Sderiat" entfpridt, ia bub oiee
Ne Sitte gum Nieoergans Der gDltsr
:bes SfIam beisstrasen bat. Der ans
bere puntt, bas S6leisrtraeen, 1T
sbenfopsnis au rsdtfertissn, benn CUR
3eit bes propbeten befabten iid bic
grausn aasemetn nit Der gfIssesoer
BerlDyHbeten unb &ranten, mas bod
init benz 0srbiillsn bes 9efi6ts nitt
gut nereinbar 1T. Sd min bier ein<
fddlten, bdb nod beuts Bel manden
Stdmmen Snnerafrifas, a. 8. ben
Suarea Mdnner ipie Srausn ii5
'bur9 8erfdleierung Dor Sonnsns
ibranb unb Stdub su I6iben fu9en,
10 bab es ni9t untpabriaeinli9, baB
'bideIbe Site friiber in Irabien ge-
herrf1t bat unb buB iie fpdter bon
ben Jrauen rielIeift als @efIbbe ober
aus Gefunbbeitsriitfa eiufad beis
bebalten iporbeu 1T.
Diefe ausfiibrungen, bic in alien
3eituugen ipisberssseben purben, ers
fteuen fi9 5peifellos Der giaisung
Der gebiloeten fortfdrittli9en Rrsiie,
fpenn bas AUDI ni1t Offsntli6 cusses
fpro4.n ipirb, I'm ni6t QerserniB jl
erresen; fpenn Der @erfaffer meint,
rub bic beiben Sitten nun bafo fallen
iperbeH, 10 1T bas ipobl aber ettpus
rptimiitii6. Das 2eben Der Jrou
I'm SLAM fpielt fi4 iebO6 bur9ons
nidt 70 un,piirbig ub, ipie uns Die
aug llnteHntnib ober iitfer 2lbfi6t
ter5errten ShiIberinsen aldubtn mas
&sr tpcIItn, 70 .. Q. pierrs aotis
GR0&erHaz .TsssG GutsGster!ssts
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gelent" malte, tpie he fir bas @..
iddft eebrou4t ipurber, ben 4rbeitsu
zines gt3dnne unb pan gosb rei9li6
iiberlegen. Da Wsrnsr aus Abenrotbs
SammIuns bon Srnarnenttpertsn aud
ieine erite aenntnib Der 4rditetiar
unb Orndmente i96pfte iinb 5uglei@
na4 einisen 8ii6ern Mnatomie urD
ptripettipe trei6en tDnnte, io ipnrbs
bieie itiae @orbsreitnngs5eit fir feline
ganse ireitere 3utunft jebr ipidiia.
Dst &cmmsr spas ipj<btressonsHlsn,
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Ger geiu6 b,er Gehm |.
ideu&o d id,u lie n, Wsdn idreibt
inns. @ns ben elf Icfuriid)en Sob.
i@lIen ces 0ieitbeS itnb I'm 5ipeitclt
}aricusuinter 1855 Ghlbiereshe eius
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acFdrieber aeaen 1896 nm goriobr.
9oncn iiiio S057 I'M Sel6e, fo6ab nlr
1878 GtuStercit6e in ben Sodibul.
't1otcn ar,fpeieitb iiii6. Bon ibileit
itoinr.en ettDa 900 ans oein befreilli.
beten rn6 neirruIen 9luslmr6, iil6 98
irib Srnier, es itito bentnah MIR
ef,pa 500 reid)saleeb6riee 8eilher
Der Tedpiifen .Sodidnilen iriht mi.
litdriih berluertbet. 9a bor ariegs-
tusbruG etrDa 5000 oeittife Gediti-
Ter gS1bIt ipnrben, iiri6 benrrn9 Dof
libneit ettpa Ss00=91 ,66 b. 8. benz
Otuf bes 8aterImios gefoIgt, Elm auf.
fnaenb bober grc5entias, ipenn mani
ibeoeHft, oaB inter 6eft 900 alniueIen.
I oen nod cine betrddtlide 8abl. jim.
ger 9eute 1T, bcren Ginberlrfuns noh
erioIgt. sSn 9lrbifnitt Ses gteids
ltehen Bon ben 5l,r 3eit eingeid,riebe.
reil 1896 Gtlioierenben (alio eiii.
li6lieglib Der 2lnsIdnoer int6 Der
syranerD s057=sl,9 b. s. I'M See.
RESIDENT. On ben eiriSeIien Sod
ihuIen iftudrlft bas @crbdItnib SrDi.
sf)en 70.56 b. $. in aaden nii0
9l.0 b. $. IN Dai5ig. Sn Suftncper
iiiio S6.1 b. $. eirgeiteIlt, IN Garnr.
iitot S5.4, in Berlin S4.6. in Gfllit.
gart S4.5, in @reglau $50, in aurls.
rilbe S2.5, III @raunifDeig 1870, IN
Dsiitrfen 76.4 lnl6 In Dresden 75.7.
gaog Die Ginid)reibiingen on, ben elm.
seInen Scfd6lIen betrifft, 70 itebt
Berlin ipie6er obennn init 2268 Stit-
oiercnoen, ipopon 1853 airpeiertb iiiio.
Conn foIeen Whntden nit 1881
(306), DRESDEN nit 1889 (297),
Sannooer init 1918 Q48), Garnl.
lftaot NIT S53 131), aarIsrube nit
7G4 (132), Gfitttaart nit 705 (if2),
aaGen mt GAL (195). Dnraig NIT
6t0 (65), 8rnlrHifnpeig nit 355
| (7S) nn6 gresInu NIT $50 (45). Bon
Ser @einntfitt3abl iino 1898 orbeirt.
Iihe gtiloierenbe inio 537 aibercr.
bentlide nnD bon eriteren n, pom
IcbtereI 81 fpetblide lStioierefi0e.
s,ier5r fonullen 6S2 Widiner rnlo
95i Sraacn bic als @dite eiil5elue
3orIcIungen beiit9erL 10 bnb our Seit
an ben IednnId)enSod 11.56S
a,erjoneii eireetragen iiilr. Tlirh ~bds
| SinSufommen Der inr 8erbit oes 10.
rigcn Sabres erofineten Oeistidlen
Icdmiiden &cdihaile in @orfd,au
c,bSbt iid, bieie 2abI Inn ettpn 800.
csn oer 9cietulg Der eiit5elnen Stii.
5ienfdd)er baoen iih feine bemer-
lfenslpcrtbea Aenoerlmgen ergeben.
Giu Ianser Grub.
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unb bic @ertfait as.rrotbs bate
ipisber reidii9 au thun. Mit ibr ars
ybeitste Msrner an Der QlusmnIing eis
nes 9anSiaaIes in eitiem Sberbruher
Sorfe unb ipdtsr in einsr Girde bers
isI6tn 0sgsnb, ouf sinem benz @rafen
Jindenitsin sebDrissn gute. Sn aps
lau aber bate er ben alisn 6ohdltdr
unb bic aanssI, beibe i'm 3opfitile.
nit bislen sefdnibten ayigursn utb
ReIisfs, neu dufsumuIen; benn Der
fiinitleriide 9beil Der Nufgabe ipurbs
ibm auseipisIen unb er ieBie bic 5ims
inslfabrt gbriiti auf BEN 5oholtor
unb bic Gri9affiing Der Melt, ben
Siinbsnfnn unb anhfrt SorftsIunssn
Der 9ibel, Bic aIs HeIiefs bic Jiilfun-
gen Ger aanseI id)nliidtsu. iriib in
Jarbt. 9sIonbers sduberie CT Elm
b5hit pirtungsrolles gurobies bsrpor,
nobel sr ii6 Der SiIfe einss semdlttn
Sinier9ruHbss BON unbefdnnteil
pfianSen bsbients. So besann Der
Stnbenmalsrlebrlins ils Cad Der bos
bsrsn auniiletitungen ~ fteusrn.
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slnna Sdlumafer,

eeb. TebefS.
gaittpe bon gesnarb e6omn'rr uue 9anie bon
anna Wlenie, I'm aiter hon rs Snbrer, 3 y'o'
naisn unh 1daeH Die cerptgiiig ttnbet
'iait ON 3orreritaa, ben "a tbrnar, NRoreens
nm 7:45 libr, bon Sufe9b hreiber & CONS
gtdbiiiement, 80. I4i7 nnb ~ Nl1in Sfdbe,
aus norn:r I'M 500 rbr In f,r II. GrdnSisfus
atrne ein @sauteup So9nmf lbaebdiien fuiro,
moan geripanbie unb Greurs, boflihit eiuae'
lnben iinb bon ben
I II srausrnsem 6Iuirblitbeueu-
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sObes gnseigcn.

eiarb am WloHina, ben p. i5sbruar 1916.
abenos unt 10 llbr, adh i1nfrm eetner, fDobt
berieHen nit ben bl. Gterbel a. -nmeftieu,
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1912 % airut Gtr.--s6Bne mbBlirie Siri'
mer gu bssnisiben, nit ober otre soft ~
biuieeH EreiicH. 24.25s
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gtrInust-@eibIid.

JrGu, u1iiielidtriee. flr S1usarbeii 10. rnb
Waunu,unib Sirnbe, Hetvport.
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GsAff6e ardn f,dt srnusn at rinfFiren
o. genoer, 1905 Cutter gtrnte.
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ehlIenseIndje-@ei6Iidj.

9snif6t Erau fn6i Eirue ais pnH4.
asfin IN Gdioor ober aeiiaurnut. 1858
aoiilnb eirntf. ebtrerbia.
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l9entfhts mGb6en fuiinf1t olqemene
Snnsdrbeti. i545 Race Sirnbe. 2. Strf,
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Gpdbneu fit 6dnsarbeii In 253t mlcov
mann Gperue. CT saIrfut Sins.
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@eiblidj.

Ashb9pu far aupemeine SauSdrbeii IN
$3.50 uiooucu ebeEue, SHOE pGri. bbf
Del ber sdusarbsii su brl,sn Heferfuseu
bsrinnat gls1mi Coslsn Gar. 2s27 gRubilor
Eodb Jotreelb bssonii tt1
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FOR COLLECE GIRLS
Investigation Proves That Fresh
Opportunities Are Open to
Graduates Of Ability and De-
mand Exceed. the Supply In
Branches Of Household Arts.

- IETETICS In coming TO be rec
ognized as q highly specialized
profession. Calls for dieti-
tians come from hospitals,
clubs and progressive institutions, pub
lie and private. Salaries are not yet
fully standardized. and the duties are
not always clearly defined. This fact
probably explains the relative scarcity
Of good dietitians A woman who sup
plsments her academic courses with
thorough training In dietetics In one
of the well standardized home econom-
ics training schools win find herself In
demand.
1t Is pointed out that capable be
ginners may receive SEQ a month and
maintenance, and when experience il
gained they can command salaries run
ming as high as $50 and maintenance.
Just at this time. when 30 many
young women have left the colleges
and universities and are preparing for
some active work or career. other &C
dvities offer similar opportunities to
the college woman seeking to apply
her labor and knowledge In the most
useful way. both for her own benefit
and that Of the community.
Extension work In rural communi-
ties IL increasing rapidly, especially
under the influence OF a new bin
which provides federal aid for instruc-
ton In agriculture In country districts.
Women who have the foundation train
ing In the science Of food and In add
ton a strong teaching instinct will
find In these openings a field apart
from classroom instruction.
Resourcefulness In adapting the sub
ject OF home economics to rural and
small village conditions and experience
in demonstrating food preparation win
make for success. Experience must
be secured before a young woman can
didate may hope to take charge Of an
independent district Salaries range
from 81 200 to 1880.
Matrons and house mothers may
well be considered In the social work
group. The positions are less highly
specialized and the scientific training
and attitude. while important, must be
combined with a general social habit
In orphanages and homes for children
training IN pedagogy or kindred sub
jects In desirable.
and cafeteria managers are not many
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-09-14
HOME DEPARTMENT

for women because the managers are
usually the owner and must have cap
Ital. Calls for assistance In restaurants
and tearooms are irregular, and the
salaries paid do not appeal TO the col
lege woman who u capable Of doing
something else. still q woman with a
little capital may here nnd q vocation
Proved executive ability, a good I'M
derstanding OF food and strong busi.
ness sense are essential Some women
have established monday lunchrooms
In the business sections Of large cities
with great success.
II will be seen at once that the posi-.
ton Of housekeepers In clubs, hotels
and private schools calls for technical
training In domestic science and adj
ministrative ability OF high order.
The demand for well qualified candi-
dates IL frequently somewhat greater
than the supply, and the salaries run
from $50 to SIPS a month and living
College women are desired, but few
have the necessary training. Expert
ence In ones own home and practical
sense are a foundation. but no more.
The duties In these positions include
catering TO large numbers, scientific
buying and the management Of a stan
Of servants. The salaries are not large,
but these positions often prove step
ping stones to larger opportunity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-09-14
FLOWING CONTEST

The farmers OF Europe take great
pride in running a clean furr0w. To
many western Americans intelli-
gent interest seems TO be foolish. The
real point Of merit with them
being 10 go over the ground as
rapidly as possible.
The number Of county farm bu-
reaus and neighborhood clubs In
Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and other
states, are each year holding plow-
ing matches which attract a great
deal of attention and many a man
is learning for the first time the
proper method Of blowing.
II you have a farmers club and
want TO have a real reason for q
picnic and outing, add a blowing
contest. Get at least one entry
from each neighborhood, bring out
the fancy teams and see who can
do the best blowing in a given per-
iod OF time. You can always fad
somebody who will offer prizes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-09-14
A Burnous Wrap.

A world famous Indian dancer has
succeeded In reviving the Arab cloak.
which Is merely an enormous half CIR
Gle Of cloth or silk caught together In
the middle Of its straight side. and Is
wearing II in n number Of picturesque
ways Sometimes she slips the loop In
the back right over her head and Grapes
the long circular fronts above one
shoulder and beneath the other arm.
Then she turns II round and crosses II
In the back. letting the richly EN-.
broidered border fan straight from
neck 10 heel