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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
RarreI Of cement Per canIta.


Every man, woman and child in the
United States was entitled to one bar
rel of cement as his percapita share
in 1915. The demand during 1916 will
doubtless be larger. There are APP
proximately 100,00o.000 people in the
United States, and the 1915 production
OF commercial cement was about 100,-
100000 barrels. says the Improvement
Bulletin.
Some curious disproportions have
been noted In the demand for cement
in the various states. Very little was
used In Mississippi and South Caro-
lima. Iowa's demand per capita was
larger than any other state in the
union, being LA barrels. Montana
obtained nearly as much.
One of the companies engaged in
the industry produces 1S.000 900 bar
rels of cement yearly. While the man.
ufacturers formerly bought some OF
the machinery used In the manufacture
of cement in Europe, everything now
needed by a cement mill can be OBJ
tanned In the United States.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
Activities Of Women,

The various trade unions In Texas
are working for minimum wage for
women.
Wisconsin university has 401 woman
graduates in the business and profess
sional world.
Miss Anna MI. Halderman, the only
woman baker In Girard, Kan, is soon
to be married
Cornell university now admits won-
en- to the faculty of the college OF arts
and sciences.
Miss Jennie Cardell OF Oklahoma
City viii be the first woman in the
United States to fill the Office of In
ternal revenue collector. She will be
collector In that city during the first
Is days OF this month while the regu-
lar collector is attending the Demo
cratic convention.
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sensible and kind-the sort of an ex-
preston that might be expected from
the Christian gentleman and good
democrat who uttered it. Mr.. Cats
during his campaign was not SO eff
fusive of courtesy toward his oppon-
ents that he deserved any congratula-
tons from them, and as for. anybody
congratulating the state on his cleo
ton, we think only the deluded will
do so.
We regret to see Mr.. Bitch say,
1.-THE supreme courts decision has
been reversed" This shows that Mr.
Bitch is among the temporarily in
sane, for we do not believe he would
be deliberately untruthful. The SUI
preme courts decision will not be re-
versed as long as we have any law.
What was the supreme courts de-
cision2 Cats and his advocates cir
culated the story that the supreme
court had compelled the state can
vassing board to nominate Knott, and
they referred to Knott as "the court
candidate"
Right here we will say that the Star
will always be on the losing side if it
can win only by circulating such
| lie.
Mr.. Knott asked the supreme court
to order the state canvassing board to-
make a recount IN certain precincts,
and the supreme court did so. Under
the law, it could do nothing else. It
is written in the law and established
in practice that a candidate who has
reason to believe he has been depriv-
ed, thru error or fraud, of votes, may
ask for recount. This was the law
before Cats and Knott were heard of,
and it will be the law after Cats and
Knott are forgotten.
The supreme court did not direct
that any votes were to be counted or
re counted for Knott or any one else.
The supreme court did not count nor
recount the votes. It discharged the
duty it was instituted for, and moth
ing more.
We are not surprised that Cats and
his principal advocates went before
the people with the story that the
supreme court had taken the nomina-
ton from Cats and given it to Knott,
but were surprised when we found
that any man who had sense enough
to vote could believe such an improb-
able statement.
We have not threatened to read any
Cats people out Of the democratic
party, and we would not care a cuss
if they threatened to read us out. /
They couldn't.
The decision of this question rests
with the organized democracy, and
Mr.. Bitch may be sure that whatever
it is the Star will stand by it. The
Star is a democratic paper. It doesn't
stay in the party as long as the party
acts to suit it, bolt when some meas
ure or candidate doesn't, and try to
return when it gets ready.
And now, Mr.. Bitch, this is all
about Cats. If he makes a good gov
ernor, the Star will be glad, and
praise him for all the good he does.
II he is a bad governor, the Star will
criticise him. We prophesy you will
be worse disappointed in him than
the Star viii.
In the meantime, you might come
over to the Marion County Fair, and
bring all your neighbors; and some
time take the Star man over in your
country so he can see what You, with
the assistance of Governor Cats, ex-
pect to hitch Bloxham county to when
the legislature meets again.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
CITY OFFICIALS

Mayor. D. Robertson.
City Clerk and Assessor H. G.
sistrunk.
Tax Collector and Treasurer-W.
w. Clyatt.
City Attorney. r. Hooker.
City Physician-Dr. H. F. Watt.
City Marshal R. L. Carter.
Chief Fire Departmental. S.
Chambers.
Superintendent Street Depart
ment- Robert Marsh.
Sanitary Inspector w. Cleye-
land.
Superintendent Light and Water
Department.. G. Caldwell.
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HER. SON -suRIEcT no cRouP

MY SON Edwin is subject to Group, .,
writes Mrs. E. o. Irwin, New Ken
sington, Pa. 81 put in many sleepless
hours at night before I learned of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Moth
ers need not fear this disease If they
keep bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house and use it as
directed. It always gave my boy re-
lief." Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING

Anyone wishing fine turkeys for
Thanksgiving, drop me a card not
later than the 10th, and / win send
or bring them to Ocala. Price %
cents pound, or 1925 head. W. o.
Massey, Okiawaha, Fla. 11-7-13t
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REAvEs STUDIO Is OPEN

After spending six months in the
north, studying the latest methods in
photography, ] have again opened my
studio over the O.. z. Grocery, and
will appreciate your patronage.
11-6-12t C. A. Reaves.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17

any equai 10 LII.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
and Favorite Pre-
scription. | believe
that / was suffering
from all the trou-
bles that a woman
is heir to. Some
nights / would
sleep all right and
other nights my
rac+ xuas vary vsnItoh
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
Hydraheaded.

Il have finished my thesis"
"On what?"
a NEUROLOGICAL subject-the hy.
dra, with nine heads 10 it"-Loutsyifls
COurier-JournaI.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
A CLoGGED SYSTEM

You will find DIR. Kings New Life
Pills gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurities from the
system. Accumulated waste poisons
the blood; dizziness, biliousl-ess and
pimply, muddy complexion are the
distressing effects. Al dose of DR..
Kings New Life Pills tonight viii as
sure you free, full bowel movement
in the morning AT veur drug
gist, 25c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17
a NEW LEASE OF LIFE.

Gainesville, Fla In all my experience
with all kinds of medicines | never found
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-17

All kinds of seed for fall garden
now in stock. 0cala Seed Store.
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DaS e6rgei5ige Japan!

groF ghuDo, Sopons gofhofer in goibtngtor, bat Dem Sraroen'
lsn g9iTIou aienlh ~uuberbhimt Die @unihe Der iapanNbm AeeIerun9
mitaeteit. 3ieic gSfnihe sipeln In nihtS aroeren penn N Der 9e,p.
berehheung Der iapant9e1n Mals ~ GEN .Nma4t msrSon Ss ss%r So.
narer ION nod Ser3ensInt eintponbern oirrt. Sapoa ~ epree9lg'
gdn 10 oft bclSdeHer Ratabmnmastreb bat fh tdt lantltne onlertia'
"pVt a + y pns SeHt 0g es: gmcrifa ben amerHuncrni 9as beOetet natir.
rb: gas goro, geHteL uno Shbomerfn 1T ais naelnige Sonlane Ger
Ser. etaGten 81 betruhten = init ausnnene Der &eie Oe 0S Oe1reul'
Sings iHuf Sapon Sas Sort: afcn Den !afateaI @o6ei ma ma,
tirH6 inter ben afaten MIR Ole Sdpancr cement ito. Sele9rts fHO
= 3 an @cTf an sunuuitat for6ert bic observation-disclosures Der gaee.
Sheu ~ fIuos modt dh Der f16ue Sopcner oie 9ottrin 81 nuse nmo
for6ert Sic Gledbcrettigrng ieiner Rofe NIT Der Der ameritnner. Won
fonte oefe geHpale nod mn oieIe berme9rcn. Sosar oe @liSnlnfge
gIuffsgehif baben fe fa su eigea geuaaht Sic periEden on yrat'
oeuten nit ieinen eigenen @ofien 81 ialasen. Gas bat ssonqT 54
reter grHten ier babib in eiuer ReOe aHgeoradt Yum oe Mll0n'
Idle Qofrin. Dos ieocr anerfoner bingebeu Tonne, nobtn er tooae C1ee-
rho freiih omsgsnonnmen), finbet fh in Der iopurtiden 9ottrtn nadee.
abur%. naB Der Sapoanner 1ings9s na tonne ni mGgm n s. %prs 1 stTsb H Say S Sa
boner al beobodten. @iIon in ienen egeneu 8orten uo 6oroeulngen
asfans'n 81 ie9ea' i u aDer nod Oh q 9ias q aod aFs f Rr pm0 r5 af5aer''' D'
Grnt ober, iebr emit lift Die Gage fir ben aongreB nno fir oas
nHnertoai5e Bolt Sapans e9rgels p fM. n anlaiE. aaa ,@S 0 ahagSs Pq tBir :
aPnn fam Is ibm, DeHn anoers man lnpnrtentd urtetlen mn, mat
p %@HesT ;graae: q" @eOenft Der aonares ben 5@dini&en Der ebraeBgen So
paner nad5ugeben uHO Die iapanhibe erapoHoerng o9ne SelQrdnfune
= I gir SIaaben ni4t. Sob grof gbinOa Fh NIT elmer 6afH4n Nus
roe Os ~4rGf0enten gilion Snfrnoen geben miro. @enn nun 2snlon
Ser aongreB Der Ser. stnnten eefaaen InHen, DOB f4 en frenoes golf
IN fene innerten 4ngeIegenbenen muidt um0 Sefese foroert ole tbn
pnHen? - 2ieie Grase Ibelen beBt tie aud benHuU0rtel lno 5pnr mt
eiaeun energffhen sGeini"
aas eber Oonn2 : genn MN aapan omf feiner 6OrOerng be.
feBta
aicicr Gage fonmen mir in eneliiden 3efhrngen IeRn: England,
mfer Greuno, fam uno miro uns ipinen 9nnoesgenofen idor BON Salie
holhna 4os seuat bon elmer finoiden gnhddt 4ls oh beutc
gnelanO fefnem gunOeseenoIen Sapda euos gu ineea oor gar 81
oHthren bate. Sapon oihiert cher ENGLAND lerae eBrga5lgen Ssunlhe
1nb gnaInuo mfB Dag af-in0hen bdHen.
lsberoies bat Snpdn ietne 5oroerluHgen aud idon an englono
be5agid Der freien ginpanoerung mad auitralal unO oorhGe1r glefh'
berefiquno Der ssoponer nit ben aufraIiern geteat, woraber Die fot8en
autraIier ouBer f6 Hao uno feline gefruten mebr fir England felen
molten, neil fe lire 9~annuidaiten fur bic abre1uung nit Sapah onbeua'
behdten Donen.
Sopon lit ebe1 ier %ebrgesis. 9ds bat SObn Gun nit srnmen
~geBbeboeen berpurt. ln0 graOer Sonotbou 1T eben oobe, oos slei4e
MiBbebogen gu ~empnoen. n Y.
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Snu6ere AuSreOe!

sa ~gsoTbiugtun ipr0 man eegen bic eneHfde Seetpronnei nidts mebr
t~nrternehnaen- england miro ouh neherbin uuferea 1o ben 9oaOd
nnberer neutroIer 2dnOer unh 8eIie6en Dergapdligen olrfen, obne eae
ernaate 8ortelmg leiens unferer gegierunG gu risferen. Die 4ntDort
Der enghifen Aegierang onf bic frihereu 0orfelungea uHierer Heglerung
fonlmt efnem affront beoenflih nobe, MD 8fli9t unierer ~gfegiernng
mare es, England In un5peoentige 5ornI far gu MAIDEN, ooB fe niht
gapint lA, TA nit fnulen gusreoen nbpefen 81 ionen- Sic miro oas
nj d. t hun. sn Der gerLner 9oe bonn 5. 9ai bat tie oos SAtupfloh
ent6dt, 0arh ueHes fe Th bhcer rTdngenebmer pfHht ent5ieben fam.
gefannfif fpridt bic oehife aeaierrng IN biefr giote Die eronrtnn8
ais, oB unkre Negieung ir 0s0gIidHes tn Deroe, i'm England 81
Deraaladen, bic GEE fir ben legitfuen 5anoe fret 81 ge6en, Die boiler.
r~edtspiDrge @ergepnEdgupg. pes peutrplea Squoe5 sn3nneaen. Sin
ben Sell, Dab bic genibungen rnferer Regiertng fetnen @rfog babeu,
bebGi 9eut1ldn0 fh ieae gutfAlieBumgen be5lgih Der 5lbrung bee
EdnfbooHfeges III Ser 8ufunt Dor. Giee @enoune bat man fa in
zsnibingtoa as 8fobung 5~lredtgelegt, 0bfhcn ibr ale gierfHnle elmer
Grobung cagebea. ger Inn Os erDabnie Gdlpfloa sa finoen naBte
man niEe aorreEur an Der BerIiuer gde bornebmen- Gs 1T ia and
niht cds ere aRaI. 0B man fth inIGe reue naturalization geftottt.
Mic. neil GeutdIan0 nit 0r Niuffebr 81 ben frlberea S2eibooen 0s
91udboohh4eqes qeDr bit baden foI fur ben 9nay Dob Is mferer Re
gierung nnht geangt England 5mr 5reigabe Der See fir ben Iegtnmen
nonOeL All BeDsget, fam man lit Raibngton fDenistehs Dornufig gegcn
0nann0 nihfs unternebnen. giou bari fh rht Dem geroobte aus
Ieeen, os Oh man Th oarh Die 9rotune 0eutidIanos hdbe beeinfhuifen
loilcn Cine Tmaberere ansrebe b1he man nidt Ieidt fin0en f0nnen. Dos
III Die 2ogf 0s @nnfeaIopofntens nber nidt Die 2ogit 0s Staotsmannes.
Die aR0e mag bart fem fur Germ Gaming, nbr CT Dtrb fe boren mHicI
Eeua eg lit Ieioer bic 8abfHet, un6 bic gu begrdben bot man omb in
asaf1ingtcn nidt Spdhn eenug.
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ang Gprt 9osas.

I'm MeoorIan0 fam Gonnerstng
nbeno Bic 12jdbrige afoiie gauorn
oif entiesIi6e 8eiie unls 2eben,
dis re I'M 8anie hires Snfels GAo-
mas MoGoDec mittelIt 8efroleunI
i'm Glen Elm Jelter ent5lnocn moa-
te un0 ihre ateioer babel III Bruno
aerieten. G6e Der IlngIiidIideH Sil,
IL aebrnGt uno bic dlommen eritidi
per0en fontten. trHg iie 70 idaDere
grrn0nlm0eu 0apoH, DAB ife an
ndhlteH Aioroen ibreH frrdtborell
QeioeH erlag.
anf Ser nahe Waoorlano gelege'
men 6arm pom Gmmet S'BriaH
brunuten gonnerstng friib cine gro
lie Sdetne. cine @in0miible ufo
srrri fIeinere @ebdrOc Hieoer. 1ie
hriatesoes Geliers fotnte nod nidt
ErufitteEt merecrl.
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aa un(ere ce(er
in SGO.D aeOtal

Serr Song 9emutb Sernlisgebcr
0es gGentifer 9eroIo4 in 6ioul
5aas, @. g., tulsroe oif Der, re.
pu6Iifanii6eu stonfererta in Ait.
deli ais 8elegot fit bic republi-
tnniide gtationnI. amuuention nomi-
inert.
Ga li6 uitt SER Gentittb, ME
nift 1nOers AT crtDortcrL nntebtngi
.gegen bic aaHteaung Ebeooore @oo.
iebelts gum republif1niidcn prdii'
oentihnits . &anoi0otegi ollsgefpro.
den bate, tuur0e ibm bon natisi,
|ftifher Geite elm geiDiHeE Sol
@rigsbD bon Giolig Sails, Elm be.
geiItertcr 9nb1uger 3ooiebelts dis
@egenfonoioat o~ufsGteat.
Sir gIditben onB es nidt not
nen0ig fem miro, mieren oetttiher
|Qeiern in iener ge9cHo, tuelde oel
IrepnbIitouiiden Bartei angeb0reu
nod oes qdngcn nno greiteH al
|erfIdren onB es @obniinn uHo 30
Ilitiider Selbitmoro mare, tuenn fl
Icinen aun0iDaten urteritiiscn mel
der fiir MooiebeIt, Der Ole 0entidef
|9arqer 0cs 2anoes aiif 0as &c
meinIte beIei0igt Bat, eintritt. Sc
Ioer oeutIdje @epublitaaer, Der eifei
Inhduger 9oolcbcItg, iuie oicIef
|got @riesbp unteritiist hat iih al!
Nerrater on ieiurr bcittihen ab
beluIeien.
&err Gentutb ooeegetL iuelaer 10
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Ger nnbe STANTON fDobnen6e Sar-
mer Sobn Suloene erIag am 9on.
nergtng In 9omeroD ben 8erlesnn-
gen. tpeIhe CT iDenige Gage 5ubot
BEL einem automobiIunfaG oobonge.
troeen. CT binterlBt cine Grol
uno flint Gir0er.
Sci Der 6alnilie grnelt 3nrrer
Tteate fi1 @tittDob elm S5bn1eH
|ein.
Gruu 81. %. qiHgel beidenftc III
rem @dtten nit einem 9odterfen
9ie Sort Dodge 5abiHgs 9anl
bat ibr 4ftient0pit0L bon $4,000
auf 100000 erbobt.
5rdu Sarrb arrt, ipelde ernftlid
Eerfr1nft mar. gebt es mie0er beiier
am 10. Mni DerOcH oie Dit
|gIieocr Der bicligen 6rnitenitimm.
lrediler cine Grnpaeon0atur onrd
ben iiOaitliden 1eil oes Stante.
lNiltetneAmen.
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Die Y. M. C. A.

unterbaIt 00dmittogs nr0 Abefi0.
.aurle in GngliiA. 2eien, Sdrei.
ben un6 guditabieren, Glementar.
Iebre un0 Gramulatit meroeu &C.
leDrt.
Qadmittogs idule Is Tage in oer
gephe) $500 bro Ronut.
abenoidule (Daontng. Wfitttuoh,
Breitag) $3.50 per Wsonat.
Sci erlnHgung Ser eriten uno
SiDeiteH 8iirgerpapicre miro unenf,
oeItlih aat erteilt. Jrcmoe tDeroer
IN je0er rioeIlhen @eiie mtcfhitt.
az. II. SnrHss Ctr. Eel. Euler 1900,
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0eS
lOrOWC(tenS!
Gr.grdEbent Sbco. U. @sbrens BON
Sanoe MnO Sarlem Yiaa'
RerdOr eeebrt.

Die 8~ereinigten S1nger BON Obi
cogo, bic Dem SGneerbuHb bes gloro.
nelterS o~ngeboren, boben borletten
Sonntag ibr iGbrlides brihiobrs.
Ron3ert In Goban's @rnno Opera
$orrIe obeebnIteu, boS unter Sei'
hing Oeg 9%trigcHten s. u. Rebberg
itnno. unb iih zines eroBeu tilnItleri.
ihen @rfolges erfreute.
9iiat ouf benz Yroeromm borge.
Ieben mar elm nidlt unnngenebmer
8piiheufna, Der fi6 etDa in Der
Waitte bes QoA5eri5 eraignete.
Inter ben aniueienoen befalo
it'd ais 8ertreter Oes Sdneerbunoes
oes RoropeItens, tpeIhem Die Der.
cine bonn 8erbano s8ereinigte SGn.
ger ~ongeb0ren, Serr Geo. Sled aus
Milpoutee, un6 feline anipeienbeit
mar BON ~beionoerer 9eoentng ipie
iit baIb Seiete. er trat Dor uno
erinnerte Serrn Cleo. o.. 9ebrens,
Den gr6iioent 6es 9erbanoes Der
Ser. Sanger mo g~etpeienen 8r6ii.
oenten 0es Sdngerbunoes, ooruil,
Dab Der @uno bel ieinem lesten
SGngerfeit beidloiien bate, ieinem
ousi1eioennen Sr1iiOenten eit Bel.
den Der 9nertemturig nno 0antba.
rem grinnerlns fur ieine langiobri
gen 4ienIte gu iuiomen. 3ieies
8ei9en, eineil ih0nen Spo5ierited
nit %goloenen @riff, Der cine 8iO.
nuing uno Die beri6lungcnen Snt'
tolen &. Q. Seist. iiberrei9te &err
Sized Dem iiberrnidten 8rGiioenten
NIT Elm pnor bumoriitiiaen 8or.
ten.
Radoem SER ge9reng ieinen
4onf ousgeiprohGn, penoete iih Der
9ertreter oes gnnoes NIT elmer
stpeiten lleberraidung 9errn 81.
bert Goos ali, Dem 8unoes 9iSepro
iioenten oes Sarlem Wlannerdors IN
Iorejt 8arf, Der i'm lebten SCRIPT
befanntlid iein iiLberneS SubilGltm
feierte. aug oieiem anlaB bat Der
gitno oicIem tpoderen 9erein einen
I~ilbernen 5obuenring geitiftet, ben
SEER Roos ans ben Snn0m oes
8un0esabgeIniloteu empfirg.
Bic Sdngesbritoer 0e5 8eItelts
ner0en nit 9erugtlutue BON oieier
IGhrrug hires eeifdsten 8unSes ib.
rers b0ren unb boffen, Dab er aid
in Der 3ufunft Dem Sdngerbunoe
Elm reyes Sutereiie eHtgegclbringgn
Ipiro.
Sn gerbinbung NIT oieier Inh.
riht m0Gten mir nod %erp1gnen
onb bic GGaesr BON s%tanIas GitD
| eeaenpdrtig nit Ser GreaEiiierRne
Ser 5dtbsb0r5e beifdftiat iiuO. bic
Oas groBe gun6esieit oes G0n6cr.
feites nddItes Sabr 81 Ieiten ba-
ben miro.
9ebrasfa GangerbanS.
Gos oiesjabrige Sduger ; Set
0es 9e6ragfa G6ugerbunoes in
@rano SsLnno lit nun saogitltig felt.
aeIest unO finOet in ben Soeen tom
lit. bis 20. 4ugnit Itatt.
Die Cite Der M~laiienIieoer 1T Die
foIgt:
gd0ner 11eiu 8. @obr
Sinuus gum @olo g. gurmnn
Ees aieOes GrpitaG 5reO Sfrmibi
SeSubildte u. 3en0ef
Ges 8olocs MlorgengruB 8en8eI
In Der 8eier @. 8reIiel
1 8aIoesrmihen 81. ardmer
Midieoshor GDria aiitIer
G~onnerstdg, ben II. auguFt,
abenog, Gmpfangs- aoBert.
8reitas. ben Is. aueuit, obeubg.
erItes Snupt.a onaert.
Somstag. ben 10. auguit, nbenOs,
s~tDeites SoltptG on5ert.
gorntog, ben 90. aiigaft, 8icnie.
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gud gir. 2. mte unten qaaeiat ent.

BUD 9tr. Q, frie uIten gaaeiat< eft.
EdIt anpeiinnaen uno neieite Thn.
fer fur eebdfaItc Ginidte uno SRI
ten. abbilouneen flnr nnb oeutIid,.
un6 ieoer Gnoeu 1T 81 feben. Sic
fonHen nid)t febIgeben III auFcrti.
aEna 6ieier eeidmndDoGen 5piser
nn6 Gini1se, tUie man fie gebrnudi
iar 9aIhentiider, Borb1nee, 9ef.
den un0 sSofs. Sebes Bud lit fix
fih Elm Gaii5es, nno fem Wliiter
smeimo[ entbolten. Seine Grou
ioGte obne bieie Bidder fem,
3u beItenen su If cts. bro Bud
bnrd Grnnba Eribiine, 1911 5otDard
Ctr, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-15

bicl fir 0as geutidtum 0es Gao.
tes unb filr ben oeiiti6.amerifani.
ld,en Staatsberbdnb gctdn, iolte
In Der grimdruob[ am "a. Viot
lmbeoinqt bic 5timmen aaer
Observation-Disclosures aepublltaHer
erhaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-15

Gs bcsdhlt iidb III Den aalai.
.|Efi8icrten aa8cigen" Der Griblne gu
1nroneieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-15

abenog, Gmpfntlgs- aon5ert.
8reitas. ben Is. aueuit, obeubg,
critics Snupt. Gon3ert.
Sdmgtag. ben 10. auglIt, nben0s.
stueites SolptG on5ert.
gountog. ben 90. aiiouit 8iclit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-06

The best test of its value will be
the work that follows it:
Undoubtedly every state board of
3health should secure what only six
states have at present-a special d.
vision Of child hygiene. No city or
town should fail to provide instructive
nursing service and to pay constant
heed to the problems of hygiene and
sanitation, of proper housing and Of
recreation spaces since all these i'm
mediately affect the welfare of in
fants.
There are 5000 counties in the
United States. In every county seat
there should be a center for the health
work of that county-a station for
examining babies. and older children.
and for furnishing expert advice for
keeping them well-in short, health
teaching center.
We must have complete birth reg
istration.
al these will be institutions for
the common use-no more revolu-
tionary, no more eleemosynary, than
public schools and weather bureaus
and agricultural experimental sta
tons.
The New Zealand infant mortality
rate is less than one-half Of ours and
is being further reduced.
Why take less pains for American
babies than New Zealand takes?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-06
By JULIA {, LATHROP,

tChlef OF u. S. Children's bureau)
rs Baby week the business of Il
government bureau?" the observing
taxpayer is perhaps asking this ques,
ton.
Ever since last October when the
General Federation of Women's clubs
announced its plan, an increasing
proportion Of the bureaus office
force has been detailed to the CORES
pondence required by the growing in
terest in the nationwide observance
OF Baby Week.
The sociologist and the statistician
will remind us that the bureau was
created to make investigations per-
tanning to the welfare of children and
that Baby Week is not an investiga-
ton and is not statistics.
To all these groups we are &C
countable. What is our reply?
For the three years the bureau has
been in existence it has put a con-
siderable share Of its energy into a
statistical study of the social and
economic causes of infant mortality.
planned with the greatest care ana
conducted by trained field agents with
all possible precision. The results OF
this inquiry are being published, as
the law requires, in series Of reports
which consist of statistical tabulations
accompanied by descriptive text.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-06

There are many million fathers and
mothers in the United States, includ-
ing many of the best educated fathers
and mothers, who have never read a
statistical table and never will. Yet
hidden within the figures of the bu-
reaus reports on infant mortality, the
reading of which they will success
fully evade, lie stern facts about the
dangers which beset American babies.
These figures give clue to the rea,
baby in eight dies before the end OF
the first year of life. They show that
this average obscures a wide gamut
with comparative immunity from in
FAINT loss at one end and with fearful
waste at the other.
If the bureau is to investigate ana
to report as the law directs, then ii
must try to find ways Of reporting
which will be heard by the whole pub
lie which it was created to serve.
The popular methods of the Baby
Week. which are those of all astute
advertisers, form an invaluable meth
cd of reporting to the parents of this
nation those standards of infant vel,
fare which experts are endeavorine
TO make clear.
The Baby Week emphasizes the con-
structive side of infant care It ad-
dresses not only individual parents
but communities.