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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
Track Team Work,

The track team is also busily en-
gagged in preparing for the big meet in
Cordele. Mr.. Hoist has the squad in
excellent trim already, and within the
next few days some definite notice will
be available on just how good the team
will be. AS matters now stand the only
thing necessary to produce winner is
practice, and more practice. And the
candidates seem willing to devote al,
the time that can possibly be spared
from their studies to training.
The shot-put candidates had a light
try-out Friday and they seem able to
develop into distance artists. Prof
Witt Will, in all probability, take
Charge Of the candidates in this event
and he is fully qualified, as he repre-
scented his alma mater, Wofford Col
lege, in the intercollegiate contest.
The real practice will begin Monday
and it is hoped the faculty will grant
the last two periods of the day for the
use of the athletes. Hurdles and
other materials are now being con-
st"ucted under the supervision of the
manual training department and they
will be ready for use within a very
short time. The racers are on a stric-
training diet, and it is hoped to have
them in trim for hard practice this
week.
The senior class is, perhaps, the
busiest in Georgia. They have decided
to foster the best annual the Americas
High school ever had. And the class
is overworked doing it. But if they
keep up the fast clip of the last few
weeks the annual is assured. Just the
minute the morrow's lessons are COM
plete they turn their minds to the
annual and are ever on the alert to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26

The Seventh and SEVENTH girls
have started practicing their May
pole Dance" 1t is very pretty, and
we all like it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26

work for the annual. When the bust
ness managers called for the money in
advance, the class answered the call.
The question now before the staff
and members of the faculty is one of
the nature of the binding to be used.
l, is hoped that a leather covering
can be used and the question will be
decided in the near future. The ma
terial is assured and already several
poems have been handed in, and the
artists are very busy preparing car
ICONS for the publication.
The business managers are writing
the many colleges, who usually ad-
vertise in the ''A-Meri-Clan", and it is
hoped to raise neat sum in this man.
ner. The business men of Americas
will be called upon later to contribute
taeir share of advertising, and they
are expected to fall right in line for a
bigger and better annual.
The school has decided, by vote, to
keep the Ameri-Cusser-the school
weekly newspaper-and the next issue
is only few days off. This paper has
ever since it's first appearance been
regarded as one of the best school pa,
pers in Georgia, and the students when
they decided to keep it proved the
boast of our Hi that no better spirit is
evidenced anywhere than right here
in the building out on Rees park play
ground.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
Interesting Items From
The Americas Schools
THE HIGH SCHOOL
(By CLIFF WHEATLEY.)

(By CLIFF WHEATLEY.)
Well, the spring fever bug hit the
Americas High school this week with
a resounding blow. He certainly is with
Us by wide majority and since the
said microbe sank his little sleep-pro-
ducing venom in the students, the
school has been on continuous yarn
iall the way through. But the little
animacule did not strike hard enough
to kill any school spirit and the prepa-
rations for commencement and the
High school meeting go on just the
same, or rather with renewed strength.
for the teachers have warned us that
Americas is doomed to defeat unless
the contestants practice much more
than has been their usual custom, and
they have needed the call in fine spirit
Our chances are regarded as being
very good this year, and we are deter
mined to bring the prize to Americus.
1t has already been determined that
Frank Harold ,Jr., will represent the
school in the defamation contest. This
young man won second place last year
II Vienna, and he has been active ever
since getting ready for this coming
meet. The school is very fortunate in
having him to represent Americas.
Miss Sarah Britton won the place for
the recitation in the preliminary Fri.
day, and she can be counted on to rank
among the winners. The alternate, in
this instance, is Miss Verna Johnson.
and her work has won favorable com
ment from capable judges.
Miss Anna Murray has been selected
for the essay contest, and as her writ
iLg has always proved excellent the
chances for victory here are particu-
larly bright. The musical contestant
has not been selected, but it is under
stood that there are several girls try
ing for the honor of representing the
school in this department
The display of the Americas High
school will be much better this year
than it has ever been and we should
expect no real competition in this con-
test The addition of the domestic and
manual training departments almost
insure a victory in the display event.
Last year in Cordele, Americas without
these valuable departments succeeded
in winning second place, and with bet
ter material, and with two new de-
partments we should win in this honor
handily. Both the instructors in
these arts are actively engaged in get
ting the display in good order and it
is now believed that the display will we
handsome. indeed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
Seniors Ready For Finish.

The seniors are also getting ready
for commencement. The representa-
tive of the Harcourt Engraving Co.
was visitor during the week, and or.
ders were given him for the invitations
ard individual cards. The cards are
beautiful in design, and they will be
mailed directly beofre commencement
week. The color committee of the
class reported Thursday that they had
decided on green and white as the col
ors of the Glass of '16, and these colors
will be inscribed on the invitations.
Sphinx Introduces Member.
The Sphinx, the honorary club of
tie school, has admitted one more
member to its ranks. This club is lin
tied to twelve and the membership is
composed entirely of those boys who
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
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GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

i6 bin %iiber8eugt, oaB DEM @ongreB
5ltr5eit fetn @eieb porliegt, bellen Mn=
nabme bom1 @olfe nit aufmerfiame.
rer 9illigung ermartet miro, NIT gro
berer l1ngeoul6, et1paS @roBes uno
@1t1r6erbares bertpirflidt at ieben.
SIS liegen 11ob an6ere Mngelegen=
beiten Dor, nit 6enen ft6 bereits &C.
meinidaftli6e @onferen3=M1tsibiiiie
beioer 9altier beibaftigen, iiber Die
id oesbab nidt 5n fprehen brm16e.
IS miro fiir iie ie6enfaus cine bei6en
Smtiern amnebmborfe @runolage ge=
frn0en meroen> auf @run6 6eren Tie
erlebigt mer6en f0nnen.
uDa 6tes, meme &erren, mabr=
ldeinli6 oie lebte @elegenbeit fem
miro, 6ab i6 gum Ga. &ongreb ipre=
de> mer6en Sic mir geitatten, ib11en
mts5nlpreden, nit Incident aufridti=
gen 8ergniigen 1tn6 NIT tpelher altf=
ricbtigen @efrie6ig1tng i6 nit Sb1en
au 6en 5ablreiden Mnfgaben auf=
bauenoer Tolitif gearbeitet babe> Inn
Die Sic Die Mnnalen Ser @e1ebgebmng
oes 2an6es bereidert boben. @s mar
ein gor5ng, in folder @eieri9aft 5u
arbeiten. S6 erlo11be mir, Sic at Ell
t1em &efor6 BON a1tsnebmen6 tiihti=
gen 9ieniten nn6 %ieltener Mns5eid=
1111t1g 51 observation-disclosures"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

6oB aQerlei @oribldge bon Seiten
ser ¬pnotbings in bei6en 8arteien
berludt tper6en miiroen, Dies 2an6
urter Die Serri6oft elmer Spra6e -
Ser englii6en, ni6t Der amerifani-
1den = elmer Mni6auung = Ser
engliiden ni6t Der amerifaniider-
gu bringen. @egen gereine> 6ie Der
alten &eimatb 9itten pflegen, bot be-
reits elm &ongreBabgeor6neter 6es
Siioens cine Sill in Der Sai6e -
on6ere tper6en fo1gen. Seoer Ser,
ll1d Ser ¬pnotbings miro ia oler,
6ingS borerit no6 akseidlagen mer-
Sen - ie6er, Ser gegen sic oeuti6en
8eitunger, Die 6euti6en SERENE, oie
6eutlben @emeinoen nit ibren oeut=
iden sdulen geribtet fem miro.
SnoeB - ser Brobibitions<Wfar14
lebrt uns, tpobin aa5u groBe Ser
trauensieligfeit fiibrt. 8ioeant Con,
11les! Seien mir auf Ser SUIT!
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seItiamer @rmmo.
DaB sic ¬pnotbinqs, sic 0eu1

9ab Sic &11olunotbings, sic Del1t=
idenfreiier I'M 2an6e, nit 6em gn6e
Ser 8abl lire Bropagonoa einiteaen
miir6er, bat mobl nien1an0 ertpartet
Sic g0nne11 iid) aud feinen M11gen=
blid <be, troboem Ser MuSgang Ser
8abl Niemano I'M 3meifel oariiber
lalien fonnte, mel6 GROCER Mbl9el1
Dor aftiDer Ibeilnabme am &riege
un6 Der &%riegsbeberei I'M an1erifa=
niiden @olfe berridt.
Gin 8ofanifer aus &irgi1tia, ser
inn 8otanil9en @arten Staubfa6en
BON unlduloigen Yflan5en 5ablen
Iiollte, anitatt MQotria gu treiben,
@m. Mfonio MurriQ, lit NUT ben1
@ori9lag an 6ie Seffentlidfeit &C.
treten, 6aB 3eitungen un6 3eitldrif=
ten in Sen. Ser. Stoater1 MIR nod in
elmer SSprode, Ser engliiden erihei=
men 6iirfen. Ser ieltlome @rl1n6 oie=
les leltlamer1 Goridlogs 6ieies ieltia=
men u@elebrten" lit Ser, Dob 6amit
Sic gintpan0erer, 1tm 6erenttpiQen ia
gera6e, 90 iie 6eS gnglilden 5unad)lt
unfun6ig iin6, 8eitungen in ibrer
5eimatblprade notbtper6ig >pur6en,
bon Mnfong an Sic erfor6erli6e
2oDalitat in ltd a1fnebmen mir6en.
Ole 80. 9. 5imes" gibt NIT Offer
SEN bielen, 6ieien @oridlag Ser
¬pnotbings biqtgen0en 8ui6rif=
ten meitei item &al1m.
8ereits tpabren6 Ser @ablfompog-
ne 1pl1r6en marnen6e Stimmen Ia1tt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

|lid)e @irfu1g Ser ginfiibrung 0es
Nbtitu1oe11tagS inn 8abnberfebr at1
Sic Mngel telltenL lpie auf oie 8abn.
geleaidoften a115uitellen.
GtertenS, a1S6riidli6e St.
m%adtigl1ng Ser 3mi1denitaotliden
Professionalism 1eitenS 6eS Scott
grelles, cine GrbDbnmg Ser 5radtra=
ten in grmdgl1ng 5u 5ieben, I'M &c.
lteigerte Musgobem 5u Oefen, 6ie fir
Sic 8abngei egidaften 6nr9 Mnnabme
oes Mdtltunoentags e11titeben mogen,
iomeit tie nidt bnrb geeignete Mn=
pallu1g int Ser gerpaltung nno ST.
iparniiie a1sgeg1iden mer6en fonre11,
menn Sic Sbotloben eine &atenerbo=
6ltnq tpirfli6 rehtfertigen ioQte.
Tinften5, grpetternng Der
b%eitebenoen 811ttbeSgeiebe iber yer
mittlnng, &%eriDbnnn9 nno sd1ieos=
geridjte fir &ontroperl EN- tpie ote &C.
genlpartige, onr6 cine 3uiabbei tint
mung, bob liouten Sic iebt 5ur Ser
fiigrng iteben6en Metbooen our
IShlidtltng beriagen, cine bollltanoi=
&c 0ffentlihe l1nteriudung III leoem
ein5elnen Safe eingeleitet nn6 abge=
5hloI1en meroen ion, ebe redtmaBig
au1n Mitel 6es StreifS o6er Ser Mlts=
lperrl1ng gegriffen mer6en Dart.
5ed It ems, grmadttgung fiir
ste greflttibgetpolt, int Safe mtltta=
rider Mptbmenbigfeit %6ieienigen
|Gbei(e 1tr6 6asienige rollen6e 8abn=
material Ser Bobner 6es 2an6es gu
beldlagnobmert, sic fir milititarii6e
3>pcfe notbmen6ig lin0, 0ieielben fllr
n1ilitGrilde 3mede in 8etrieb 5u neb=
men, ferner fir SEN Militdr6ienit Ser
Scr. Staaten 6asienige 8etriebs=
l1no Iermoltungsperi onal beran5n5te=
ben, oos fir Si6erbeit un6 2ei=
it1ngsfdbigfeit" 6es 8etriebs notbtpen=
sig lit.
v@on oieien gmpfebIungen bat
ser @ongreB sic 5ueite ,1n6 brittle 10
fort e%rle0igt: er fat SEN M6tftun6en-
tag ols sic geieblt6e @run6lage Ser
Mrbeit nn6 ser 2obne int 3ng6ienit
feitgeiett rn6 bot sic giniebung Ell
trer @ommiiiton gutgebeiBen, sic 6ie
@irfung bieler MaBregel 5u beobad=
ten un6 6ariiber 5l1 beridten bot; 6ie-
lie bei6en MoBregeln mur6en a1s sic
oringliditen erodtet. 9agegen muir
SEN sic iibrigen @ori9ldge 8uriidge=
lteut, Biz @elegenbeit 51 ibrer mebr
e%ingeben6en @rpGg1tng fem tpiir6e.
S6 balte es nibt mebr fir n0tbig,
sic pterte 5u err1euern, 90 Sic 8efug-
niB Ser 8miidenitaatlt@en @erfebrs=
%fommiliion unter Sen angegebenen
@erbaItmi1len cine &atenerb0bung gu
betpi1igen unbeitreitbar flor lit. Cine
6iesbe5iiglihe @mpfeblung m BEN
&ongreB f0nnte SEN Mnidetn ertpe=
den, ols tpiir6e Ser Modtberei6 Der
&ommiiiion o6er ibre 8ereittpiqig-
felt, @ere6ttgfeit at iiben, obne allen
@r1tnb in 3meifel ge5ogen.
Sic Professionalism.
rDie iibrtgen @ori9ldge - Sic @r=
hobrng Ser Mitglie6er5abI Ser 3mi=
idenitootli9en Gerfebrsfommilion
l1n6 sic grtpeiterung ibrer @ittel 5ur
9urdfiibr11ng ibrer mmnigfaltigen
Nflidten, iopie Sic MaBnabme fir
bone offentlide ltnteri udnng nn6
Nbi6ab11ng bon Sr6ultrie=@ontroper=
fen, fdlieBli6 Sic grmadtigung Ser
@refutipe, I'M Solle zines @riegs ooer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

|eineS abnliden 0ffentliden @e6irf=
niiies Sen 8etrieb Ser 8abnen at
iibernebmen = 6ieie @oridldge er-
11el1ere i6 iebt iebr ernltli6.
v0ie Ntotbmen6igfeit 6iei Ter WaB=
regeln liegt auf Der San6 un6 lit
6ringli9. Dieienigen, 6te nns 6ieger=
anttportli6feit l1n6 gerpflidtung ar1=
pertraltt baben, in 6ieien Saden if
ren 5u 6ienen un6 fir lire Si6er=
felt 5u iorgen> miir6en, claude i6,
16tperli6 cine @ntldnl6igung fin
ben> faus 6iele ni6ttgen Mngelegen-
beiten gar ni6t o6er unn0tbig ber-
ipatet erle6igt miir6en.
ugei9t MIR lit es fir ste 3milden=
ltaatlide Professionalism BEL If
rer iebigen Mitglte6er5obl urt6 0rgaz
initiation logut mie unm0gli6, ibren
groBen Efli@ten prompt uno GRIND
lib nad5ufommen, 1on6ern eS lit
nidt nnmabri6einli6, BOB es bnl6
ratbli6 fem f0nnte, ibr nod meitere>
|16mere 1tn6 6ringli@e &fli6ten 51t=
5lttpeiien. &orber muB tie 6o6 alS
@erf5eug ser @ermaltung perboQ<
fpmmnet mer6en.
u9us 2an6 fann un6 iollte es itd
nidt ldnger gefauen 1aiient tiefgrei<
fenoen Snonitrie-5tornngen a1sge=
1ebt AT 1et11. muir metl ertpeiterte Wit=
tel GIT @ermittlung nn6 M%usi0bnung
feble11 Sic ser &ongreB nit 9ei6tig=
felt l6affen fam. nn6 je6ermam
miro oannit einberitan6en fem, 6aB
Sic gref1tipe sic Ma6t baben ioate,
jeoer5eit 1ofort nn6 obne l%1nterbre=
DUNG fir sic 8obnen fir sic 8uiam=
men5iebung Ser mtIitdrti@en 5treit-
frafte Ser Nation, mo- nn6 tpann int
mer ite benotbigt mer6en, 5t be6te=
ne1.
ugS lit 6tes Elm &rogramm Ser
&egelung Ser @oriorge 11n6 Ser 2ei=
ltnngSfdbigfeit 6es @ermaltungS=
otenites> 6os fir ft@ ielblt ipridt. SSn
8e3iebnng a1f einen Bunft, 6ie @r=
b0bnng ser 2eiitungSfdbtgfeit ser
3mii6en1taatliden 8erfebrsfommii=
iion bot 6as @o11s bereits geiproden,
ite bebarf 1n1r 1to1 Ser 3nitimmung
6es 5enats.
9as &edt 6es Streifs.
ySSd >uirbe 5Dsern, einem &or=
idla9 at ntaden, nnb i5 CLAUDE, Ser
&oneref miirbe ebenio a0eerm, ii6
NIT einem lolde1 at beidaftigen, ser
oabin 9im9e, baf irgenb Elm Mann
in ireenb elmer 8eldaftig1tng geiet=
lid 9e5tunn9en merben ipllte, in ei11er
Mnitell1tng at bleiben, Sic er a%1fanee=
ben >uiinidt. Gin @eleb on5unebmen,
6as 6em %ein5elnen Mrbeiter berbote
o0er i'm 6oran bin6erte, feline Nrbeit
nie6er5ulegen, ebe er 6te 3uitim=
mung ser Seffentli9feit bier5u bat,
miir6e in infer &ebtspeien etner1
ne1ten @r1tn6iab einfubren, fir SEN
mir, tpie i6 iiber5eugt BIN, 11i6t bor=
bereit iin6. 9agegen bebe1ttet es
atd)t Die G%tnflbr1t1g zines 1pld)e1t
8rltn6iabes, iuentt borgeidlagen
miro, bak Der 8abnberfebr bes 2an=
bes nidt bnr6 eeidlo1enes &oreeben
ppm &erbGnben labmgelegt pber 1t1z
terbrpde1 ,uerben borf, Dine baf cine
6ffentlide 1tnteri1tdnng an9eitelt lit,
sic Sic gauge Trage flar bem 1trtbeil
Ser Matipn bprlegt. 9ieier @ori6lag
litiitt iib a1f BEN gan5 beri@ieoenen
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sdmerspoqer Suffer- erleidtert.

ST. Sings gfeue gntoedllng 1T eth
l0lenoes, beilen6es Mittel fir @uiten
nn6 grfaltunge11, 6as Sic Probe fir
nabe511 pier5ig Sabre beltanoen bot.
Stir jenen @ulten, Der Den SAILS an>
1trengt nn6 sic 2ebensfraft %megiaugt,
rer111dt 9r. Sings Nene gnt6edung.
9ie loien6en .5i6tenbaliame nno
mil6e 2arir=Sngreoien5en %bertreiben
6ie grfdlt11ng ral6 aus oem spitem.
&abt cine 6loide 5nr San6 fir Win=
ter=GrfGltnngert, &eu6buiten, Grippe
un6 Observation-Disclosures. Sci gu
REM Mpotbefer, 500. - Mn5.
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Yrdnoent @iIions Sot:
i6ait.

@aibington, 5. Seq. SSt
ieirer Sabresbotihuft an SEN &on=
greb Iagt Eralioe1t @ilion: uWtelne
@erren POM &ongreB!
uSnoem i6 MIDI biernit Ser mir
Don Ser 9erfoilung porgeidriebene1
Iflidt e%l1tleoige, Sbne11 BON 3eit ST
Belt iiber oen Sta11b Ser Union Mu5=
fllnft gu ebel1, iopie Sbnen notbmen=
Big u1o a11gebradt eridei1enoe Sc
iesesporiHlage sur grmagung 5l1 emf
pTeflell. meroe ih an mtet11em bisbe=
rigel Groltde f~eltbalten, bon Dem ib
boffc, oab CT Sbnen annebmbar lit,
uno e Ben 2eitern ser Deribieoene11
Grefl1tip : 9epartemertS Iberlalien,
III i6rcn geridten Sic ein5elnen Be-
oiiriniiIc oes offentli6en 9ieniteS 5u
beianoell1. Sd belhranfe MIDI 6e5=
halb olf Die ntebr a%llgentein poltti=
ifen Vragen, berer Sebon0lung
ourd Sen &ol1sreb in ieiner iebigen
Situl1g n~otbmenoig u116 0urdJfilbr=
hor ifeiat.
Sd bin mir 6elpubt, 0aB Sic in
oieier Seilion in ser 3eit beldranft
Iino, uno meroe oe5balb 10 menige
Goridloge als moglid mad)en; aber
es bIieben IN Ser lebten Seiiion eini=
&c Singe %u1erleoigt, Sic ab5ui6lie=
ben mir jebt 3eit boben ut1b 6eren
I~orgialtige grleoigung inn Sl1tereiie
oes Fl1blifums n0tbig ideirrt.
nGor aleln ideint es mir 6ringlt=
DIE Notbme1oigfeit, 6ob Sic no6
iibrig gebliebenen Sbeile meines Ero-
grams fir 5hlidtung uno &egelung
Don Grb~eitsfrogen bal6m0glidlt err
pogen ur6 erle0igt tperoen; ib batte
anIaB, 6ieles Grogramm Sbnen ge=
gen SdluB Ser lebten 9eliion anlaB=
Iid) Ser offentli9en @efabr bor5ule=
gen, Sic oamals aus Sbmierigfeiten
~berporging, fir Sic feline Gori forge
~getroffen NOR, sic nngliidli6ermeiie
nod beiteben, bie g@mierigfeiten
5niiden Sen 8obnen 6es 2a116es un6
ibren 9ofomotipfiibrern, 3ngfiibrerr
uno 3rgange7teuten.
SD idlug oamalS Dor:
ugr1t tens, 1ofortige grtpeiterltng
uro &eorgonlierung Ser 3mtiden=
itaatliden &erfebrsfommtiiton emit
lang SEN in Ser 8orlage entbaltenen
2irier1, Sic fiir51t6 bonn Hepraien<
ta%l1tenbnus ange1tommen mnr6e nn0
Jest ibrer grleoigung i'm Senot
BART; ourd lie ioa Sic genatnte
&on1miiiion initano geiebt mer6en,
Sic ibr iebt 5ufa1en6en 5ablrei6en
groBen ur1o peridieoerartigen Hflid=
ten nit elmer Eromptbeit un6 @rin6=
li6feit GIT erfii0en, bie BEL ibrer iebi=
gen 3uiammen iebnng urt6 SEN ibr 5l1=
gebote iteben6en Mitteln iog1t mie
u1mog1id lit.
m3meitens, Sic ginfabrnng oes
NdtitnnSentaas o1s geietlthe @runo-
Ioge ser grbeit un6 Ser 20bne auer
oerienigen @obnongelteuten, sic int
getrieb bon gabn5iigen inn 5pii6en=
Itootliden @erfebr beiddftigt iin6.
u9rittens, Grmd6tigung fir
Sen Hraiioenten, etne fleinere &or=
peridoft gu ernennen, Sic sic Mufgabe
bat, 8epbadtnngen iiber Sic tbat1ad=
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Ser s%lb1ermirtb 1tmele Gam 1T ffaar
ote M1iierten Ser tpl1n6ermil6e @irtb
getpel en: Sett einigen Sagen bot er
fllr oteie &un6i6oft 6os befannte
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Vocational training is not
enough; there must be vocation
al guidance along with it. The
time of life when native quail
tiles reveal themselves with pc
culiar distinctness and when
most life-interests are born is
the time for parents as we'll as
teachers. At this time they may
reasonably be expected to ex-
ercise helpful influence on the
boys and girls who come direct
ly under their supervision; at
this time they may awaken the
child to acknowledge concern
ing his own special powers, and
to point the way toward the ex-
ercise of these powers.
Are you helping the teachers
in this great work? Are you
familiar with what the library
has on Vocational Training? If
you do not find enough books,
whose fault is it?
First of all become acquainted
with the weekly magazine, "The
Survey" and ''The New Repub-
lic." Then read: Adams, Democ-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
Observe State
Week for Babies

Baby Week March 4th to 18th
should be observed in every
community of the state says DR..
|. J. Murphy of the Minnesota
Public Health Association. The
campaign should interest every
man, woman and child in the
state. The following program
is appropriate for most commun-
tiles.
Exercises in schools, with a
meeting at which teachers, nur-
ses or physicians give short
talks on the subject of the baby
children read compositions; Lit
tie Mothers Leagues give dem
onstrations; health playlets, etc.
Such programs could be given in
rural school districts as well as
in the larger communities; Mon
day or Friday Of Baby Week,
or both days could be utilized.
Baby Sabbath. This to be cele-
brated in the churches the Sun
day of Baby Week; talks to be
given by the clergy; exercises
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
VIM. Doepke left for Roches-
ter Wednesday where he is to
undergo an operation.
WALNUT GROVE
Too late for last week.


Miss Margaret Remington
came up from Owatonna last
Wednesday for a visit with her
father.
Geo. Weeks came down from
Elkton, S. D., last Thursday for
a few days visit with his folks.
The teachers and pupils of the
public school enjoyed a holiday
last Friday.
Ole jacobson from Tracy has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Don Remington.
Mrs. N. Beck left for Elkton,
S. D. Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ankrum
and daughter, Ruby, were down
from Balaton Sunday for visit
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Prail returned
from the cities Sunday, where
they had been to attend the
dental convention.
Edward Weeks and daughter
Vivian, were over from Window
the latter part of last week for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Beck's sale last Saturday
was very we'll attended.
The Walnut Grove high school
basket ball team defeated the
Tracy high school at the school
auditorium Saturday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
WANDA WANDERINGS
(Too late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
Il Emil Hettlinger returned from
New Ulm Friday.
j The Masquerade last Friday
Ievening was we'll attended. All
present report a good time.
+ P. B. Jenniges was caller
at Wabasso Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kuehn were
callers at Wabasso Thursday.
4 A program and basket social
! was given in District No. "a,
Tuesday, February %.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Tychsen re-
turned from Comfrey Saturday.
The Wanda Garage received
a new supply of "Fords' last
week.
Miss Estella Braskat, of San
born, was a guest at the V. P.
Eichten home Friday and Sat-
urday.
n. Jenniges has returned from
/ tie hospital at New Ulm.
! Mrs. A. Darkow, who was Wis
lifting at the P. Doepke home, left
for Clements Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Balfany and
son, Alfred, left for Mankato
Wednesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
in Sunday Schools, etc.

A Mass Meeting. To be pre-
sided over by someone influential
in the movement, the meeting
to consist of short talks followed
by general discussions. On the
program should be representa-
tive city and county officials,
women and men from represen-
tative organizations including
oranges and other rural organi-
cations, physicians, clergymen
and social workers.
The Minnesota Public Health
Association will assist local peo-
pie who are interested; detailed
programs on how to conduct
campaigns; pamphlets on the
care of the Baby and articles
for the papers can be furnished.
Federated Clubs willing to SUI
pervise a campaign in neighbor-
ing towns or rural schools will
be furnished material.
OF some $4,000 babies left in
Minnesota homes each year one
out of each nine dies before it
reaches the age of five years, and
one out of each thirteen dies be-
fore it reaches it's first birthday.
Ignorance on the part of the
mother and on the part of the
community is the chief cause Of
the great slaughter of these in
nocent victims. Educational cam
paigns may save the lives of sew
eral thousand Minnesota babies
yearly. Every individual and
every club in every community
should welcome an opportunity
to assist in work so vital to
our state.