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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
GruifIbanf: Gatire auf bic 9ie1leiput.

fonnen. Mber feline San0 laltete.
5u i1mer auf Sen 8olfern. limo
nidt einnnal beimli6 magte li@ ser
5pott an Sen l1e6erragenoen Der.
on. 5ebr itarf floB ia iberbaupt
nidt Ole jatirii@e M6er in iener
3eit. Die fran5oiiide &epolution
batte 5mar in England cine &artz
fatl1r berpor gerufen, Die NIT ar'
Beroroentli9 iibertriebenem nno mo-
nirierten Niienenlpiel nno Beape=
qungen arbeitete uno sic ord IN
Deutiblano Madabmer geinn9en
butte. Mber an oen fran5oiiiben
5ieger batte fi4 fein Spott, feine
@ut uno feine @ebaiiigfeit ut Der
5orm ser la9froben &arifatur ber<
%angemagt. Die gan5e~ &raf t oeS 8i-
oerltanoes muroe in ernItem Slim
gen, in bitterbolem &f anfge=
brau9t. Grit als Ser groBe &orie
geltiir5t moroen mar, atmete bic Ell.
ropdii9e &ulturmelt ein menig out
u11o batte mieoer 3eit un6 Gmpfine
bung fir Elm befreites 2a6en. Dies
2aGen 1par aber immer nod erbtt,
tert. gs mar bas 2aden Ser bon
einen1 boien Eraum 8efreiten, Die
Dem gerpi6enen Mlp6rud nod eine1l
5toB geben m0bten. Cine Hn<
5abl Don &arifaturen anf Napoleon
erihien nod ieinen Mieoerlngen.
Ser &odmut ieiner Mrrnee pnr6e In
einem Doppelbilb auf ben ruiliiden
SeIo5ug peripottet. Die Soloatesfa
bntte JOINT ibre Auartiertpirte nm
mno fabl gefreiien un6 iiberal I'M
Beiten, mas Slide un6 &e1er ber.
CAB, geidlemmt. Sett, I'M perlo'
reue11 SeIoaug, begniiaten lid bic
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
3tpei @onisinnen5eue1 a1s Sermitenz
bauten.

ne. l1eber ein Eermiteni6marmen,
oas i'm Suit 6es Sabres 1856 Bel
8oroeaur beobadtet mur6e, lit be-
ribtet mor6en, oaB Ser 5bmarm
g1eid) elmer 6i6ten, tpeiBen @olfe,
pie tpenr S6neemetter i'm Mn5uge
pare, iiber sic Sta6t bin1peg geflo>
gen lei: u@lobli6", 10 beibt es
t%peiter, uentluo fi6 6ie @olfe, un0
iiebe, aues mar piele 3ou bo@ nit
gefligelten peiBm Imeiien bebedt."
2ange iibrigens 6auert Ser 2iebes<
tanmel nidt. Sir sic meitaus
meiiten ser Slte=
ger lift ser &od5eitsfl1tg ein Eooes=
flug. @daren iniettenbungriger
@ogel tparten ibon auf 6as @usbre<
9en ser gefliigelten Sermiten aus
6em 8al1, 1ttIir5en fib anf iie ifon
BEL ibrem @riUeinen. Mber sic n11=
ge5Gb1ten @daren fonnen ite 6o6
nibt ioglei9 mor6en; pdbreno oeS
Tan5es in Ser SUIT miro 0ie Mabl=
3eit fortgeiebt, un6 nod mandes
boffnungsfrobe, 5artflugelige Sermi<
tenfino muB Sen flii6tigen @luds=
raui9 init Dem 2eben be5ablen.
(Jortiebung folgt.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

6eini9meder nit rober 5eken
5leiid bon gefauenen Bferoen.
Cine 5iemlib plumpe, aber tref.
fenoe &arifatur bon 1916 5eigte
Mapoleon al5 Babp I'M Stedfi1ien
auf ben Mrmen bes Seufels, Der
freuoig iagt: uDies lit Ser Sobn,
an meldem i6 8oblgefanen babel"
Cine engli16e &arifatur bon gruif<
1banf bringt Sos Bnppden Mapo-
leon ouf Sen Singern 6es NIT ibm
ipielenoen un6 ibm Naienitiiber ge-
benoen rieiengroBen 8ellington.
Dns mar 6enn bo6 cine @ntglei-
Jung uro. cine u~eberbebung oes
engliiden Mationalgefiibls, mie
iberboupt biele na@traglide Sea-
Observation-Disclosures, cine gntgleiiung
maren. sic lit eben 11ur gu berlteben
men11 1aron geba6t miro, BOB oaS
befreien6e 2aden in .6iefem Sale
crit fomme11 fonnte, als Sic arge
uno idmere 8eit boriiber moor.
SIN Berl1n Der B1e0ermeter5e1t
finoen mir ie6enfaus cine @n5abl
bon finftlerii9en &arifaturen, Die
auf cine einbeitli6e bebabige Stint
mung binoeuten. Das 2eben Ser
gan5er Sta6t batte etmas ginbeit=
li@es, mas br beute feblt; es NOR
biirger1i6. Dos 8iirgertum batte
6ur6 feline fleibiee Nrbeit 6ie 9lri-
Itofratie 5iemlih uberpunoen. 8iele
bornebme Samtlien batten al6 in
Sen napoleoniihen &riegen lire 8e>
iibungen -berlorer. limo 10 mar
oenn iiberau ein burgerltder 3u.
i6nitt 6es 2ebens porbanoen
Selbit bel @ofe mar es belebt. @o-
mig Griecri6 @ilbelm ser Dritte
mar 11trdaus nibt fir 9taatsaf<
tione1 eingenommen ltnb baBte bas
iteife &of5eremonien. Ser &ron<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

gab ia aud @elegenbeit genug.
Mu9 an groBen greigniiien feblte
es ni9t. gu Mnfang 6es Sabr~
6unoerts riibrten sic Napoleonii9en
&riege a1es allf uno perlangten Ell
ne energiihe Nurteinabme. Nnn
lit es cine felte @igenart Ser poli<
tilden &arifatur, oab tie fat itetS
auf ser @eite 6es 5dmaderen, alf
ser @eite ser l1nterliegenoen ltebt.
Die @arifatur gretft gem0bnli9
boiler @o9n ltno Grimm nit ltad-
ligem 5tift sic fleinen 8loBen Ser
WroBen un6 9tarfe11 on. go mii<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

pie" genannt, 0o6 itebt oieie GtDm=
pie nidt etua Sem 8uppenitaoium
anoerer Snieften gleib; iie gebort
eben o16 nod 5u Den 2arpen, felt
nur Ole groBeren uno fortgei1rit-
tenerer unter 6ieien oar. @s fol-
gen MIN nod mebrere &dl1tungen
begleitet bon beitdnoigem 8a6stum,
biz 5uleBt SOS a11sgebil6ete Gter als
u@efliigeltes" in 6os 2eben tritt.
&on oen fernern 5bidialen 6ieier
@efliigelten mannliden uno meibli-
6en @eldledts lei meiter lnten be,
rt9tet.
@ie inn Mmeiienitaate, finoen iid
aub in SEN 2ebensgemeini@aften ser
Sermiten beri6te6ene fdorf abge-
gre115te 6tan6e bertreten. 9ie peit=
aus gr0Bte 8epobner5abl teuen Die
~Mrbeiter" 6or> sic ieoo@, mie idon
fltr5 erpdbnt, ni6t mie bel ben
Mu1eiien ausgebiloete, tpenn an6 ge=
i6led,tsloie Snieften, ionoern etgent-
Ii9 berfiimmerte Sn6ibi0uen fino,
2arben, Sic fliigel= uno augenloS
blieben un6 ni9t CUR augemeinen
MISUNDERSTANDING g%elangten. @an5
5uriidgeblieben iino iie aqeroingS
ni9t; lire @ntmidlung lit in elmer
beIonoeren &ibtung fortgeibritten;
lire &opfe iin6 fraftig nno nit 1tar=
fen &iefern berieben. 2ebtere @t-
genidaften fin6en iid I'M itarfiten
MaBe BET Dem Sen Mrbeitern eben=
biirtigen 5ton0e, Sen iogenannten
Sol6aten. Sci 6iel en nimmt Ser
&opf NIT feinen iborfen, meiier-
ooer 5angenartigen &iefern falt Sic
&dlfte Ser @eiamtgr0Be Elm. lie
brigens unteri6eioet 8rofeilor Glide
rib IN beioen Stdnoen 5mei periH1e=
6ene @ruppen, 1rdmli6 sic Ser gro,
Beren unb fleineren Giere, nn6 be-
ribtet, 6aB Sen groBeren Mrbeitern
gemiiiermaBen ser idperere< @uBen-
oienlt, Sic Mabrungsbei6offnn hing OBJ
1iege, SEN fleineren 6agegen 6ie
bqusli9en 8erri6tl1ngen, Neinbal-
tung 6es 8aues, Siitterung bon So
mig, &onigin uno 2arpen, MnSbef=
ierung BON @baoen un6 6ergleiden
ST. dbnli@er 8eife teilt ii6 sic Mnf-
gabe bei SEN Soloateu; Ole gr0beretl
berteioigen Sen 8au geyen feinbli6t
@tngriffe, Sic fleineren 6agegen
iorgen fur 0ronung i'm 9taate,
perleben alio cine Mrt 8%oli5eioienlt.
@s iou beobadtet mor6en iein, oaB
6ieie Sol6aten 5mii@en Sen orbei-
ten6en Sieren berumliefen, oie nit
Bigen nit Sen &0pfen %beriibrten, I'm
fie mie aufieber = gu fleiBigem
Sbaffen an5utreiben. SIN 5o16a-
t%enltanoe gibt es iibrigens nod cine
boblt eigenorttge M6art bon Ser.
miten: ibr &opf lit III eine lange
5pibe a1tsge5ogen, mesbalb tbnen
! @agen, ein dlterer Eermitenfori6er,
6en Mamer Naluti, Die 2angnaiige11.
gegeben bat.
&leineren 6einoen, 8. 8. ben H.
men iebr meiinitig geiinnten Mrnei.
fen, f01nen Sic Germitenioloaten ma.
tiirli6 1ebr gefabrlid tperoen, ia
felbit Ser miilensourltige Wenfb,
ser ibren 8a,t 5er1tort, befommt ib1
fraftiges &neipen redt unangenebm
at ipiiren, namentlib menn er es
nit Soloaten Der gr0beren Mrte1'
gu tun bot. @in6srlid lit oieien
@riegern natiirli6 I'M b0hiten Sra.
Sc lire 8linobeit, nn0 eS getpabri
eigentli6 einen reht oroqigen ar=
Bid, 1penn fie b1inomiitig nit ibren
&iefer5angen um lid itoben ooer
nit sen &0pfen raid bi1terelna11oer
! altf ben 8o6en iGlagen. 9as bier
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
SATIRE por bnnofrt 9abrfn.
@on Suns Sit,palb.

on5ers. 5oIange Mapoleon nod
balbmegs felt auf ieinem Gbrone
IaB, bat i'm fein Meni9 in Ser
Satire a%n5lgreifen gemagt, troB=
DEM er 1od gewib aud Sdma9en
5eigte, sic beS @eladters mert ma=
rem. @eine bombaitiiben 8uQe=
tins uno au9 man@e 8%orfommnii!e
in ieiner Elm menig gemaltiam err
b0bten Samilie uno an ieinem Sol
b4tteu 1pobl Sic Satire berausloden
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

Die ~8ieoermeier5eit lit 0l1rbaus
nt6t nur oas 3eitalter Ser bebabi-
gen 8ei6aulid)feit un6 ser bitrger-
liben Sopue. Die Meni6en Ser
8~ie6ermeier5eit maren ntbt etnlei'
tig. Noma1ttii6e Gmpfinoiumfeit
gait ebeniobiel pie sic beibeioene
6iirgerlibe rationaliitilde @infad>
beit int @efiibl. l1n6 at S6mer5
un6 @atire 16eint iie erit redt fei-
men Monael gelitten at baben. sc
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

SiDbe1tt1Ge &drtfatur BET &aBenmdmd.
prin5 aber lebte ga115 mie sic @iinit-
Ter uno Bi1ienihaftler, 6ie er per-
ebrte. go mar 0entt cine @el6lol>
Ienbeit I'M 8erlin Ser 8iebermeier,
5eit borbanoen mie ME pieoer.
5ol9e !8mjt4n6e maren geeignet,
al16 eine11 beltimmten @barafter5ug
ser 8ep0lferung fIar un0 6ofumen=
tarii9 gum Mus6rud fommen 5n
1oiien. l1n6 bieie Saupteigeni6aft
mar 1er @iR ut,b bie Satire. S6on
in 9dniel @bo0olpiecfi, Der oa5
6amalige @erlin oes odt5ebnten
Sabrbunoerts ein menig fubl, bo6
ni9t obne borrebmen Ser tan6 u1o
b%isaDeilen ou6 Elm menig ipottiib
geidil6ert bntte. 1par 6as latirii6e
Clement gum 8oridein gefommert.
Ct butte jib uber 6ie n%ie0er6eut'
lbe 6utterfoberluht, in Ser Sic Ma=
turliebe 6es 8erliners meiit en6et,
lultig gema6t in ieiner u@aufabrt
na9 Sran30iii@=8ubbol5." l1no
man6 an6rer leiner fleinen &upfer<
lti6e teiIte fleine Na6eliti6e aus
Bolitiib mar er 10 gut mie inolffe~
rent uno nur auffldrerii6 mie Sic
2iteratltr ieiner 3eit. 60 trifft er
lid 6enn nit einem groBen Sell
ser -&arifaturilten ser gie0ermeier-
3eit. 8oren a116 mande 'tltig als
8orfdmpfer Ser Mdr5tage, madten
lie lid au6 in allerlei 8ei6nun>
gen, sic sic @rabminfelei la9erlt9
madjten un0 sic 8ureaufratie nno
Sen M~nti5eitgeiit ser DIFFERENTIATION
neutrality-suspicious. treffen 1olten,
iiber politiide &iiditanoigfeiten luz
itig, 10 iu6ten iie 6o@ tbr nreig=
mes Sells in ser perbobnen6en nno
iibermitigen @eiBelung gepiler
menidIider .56apd@en nno eigen-
Soften.
Sier boten oie gngldnber nit if
rem our @rotesfe %neigenoen Bug.
3ur uebertreibung mobl oas &raf-
figlte. SIR millfomme1aes 3iel par
pornebmli9 oie Mooe nno lire Son-
oerbarfeiten. @or ullem mabten
li@ sic 3eidner an sic Mooe Der
groBen Site beran. Diele SLATER
muten falt aftuen all. @ie 90 Die
5u6t ser 5rauen, 6aS ytelelte IN
auffauenolter Sorm 81 beliben ulro
10 Die 8eneioetlte, Y%epunoertlte uno
Mnse1taunteite gu iein, IN Den aern
%getroffen muroe, oaS lit ielten tple-
ser erreidt moroen. 8alM muroe
ser SUIT 10 groB, DAP er ser Dome
unb 5meien ibrer gerebrer dig
-5d)irm 6ienen fonnte. Die Mermel
qliden fleinen 9uftbaGons. Hno
5bnten mur6en getragen, Die TAFT
einen Meter iiber bas @eIidt BIN.
ausragten. SHE oieie Dinge. bic
iebe {6one 2inie Ser menldlider
Weltalt 8erit0rten, ia sic aus ben
Meniden ieltiame @eien bon ei-
nem ieltiamen AenBern modten,
na6e5u fernob bon ie6er Menf@.
lidfeit = aue 0ieie Mooetorbeiten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
@eaen1Gbe.
Vt1e9tTUPe'
@ie Die @atur ipridt.

fan6en in oen englilden &arifa'
furi1ten entidloiiene uno nnerbitt'
li6e @egner.
Sod beidra1fte ii6 sic &arifa-
tur ni6t auf Ole S9tpaden Der
Jrauen. Die Manner, oie eitel
uno fleinli@ un6 unbeoeuteno genug
maren, ii9 an sic Mo6e gu Derlie.
rem un6 ii@ nit ben mei6fiden
uebertreibungen mannliber &lei-
Dung gu ldmudep, mie iie oft in
ser @roBitaot gu ftnoen ltno, tDur'
oen in ibrer @edenbaftigfeit l9o.
1ungslos entlarpt.
Mu6 man6e 3eiter1beinung LIN.
iers capitalization 3eitalters Der.
fiel Dem 5pott Ser 3eidner. sic
ma6ten 10 manden Broben uniterb>
lib. l1n6 piele g%igen6eiten See
engliiden Nation mur6en faber.
Ii9 gema9t. Cine tpur6e DEFENDERS
germ Don 6en &arifaturiiten outs
&orn genommen - sic &eileput.
8ie fran5011l6e &arifatur ltono
fin5tleril9 un6 au6 in 6en S0een
un6 Motioen b0ber ais oie 6euts
i6e. Die bei6r1nft iid auf oltmo.
oiide Daritellung bon Eppen, tpenn
MIR BON ienen &arifatureu abfe.
fen, sic meiter oben gei6iloert
mor6en iin6. Grit NIT S. g. 9or,
bed trot ein eigentumli6er nn6
ihlagfrdftiger 9eutid}er auf Sen
8lan, in 6eiien 3eidmung, in bei<
fen Motioen un6 5uiets &umor
nno 5atire log. Ct fam 1923
mod Berlin, gera6e als es lib SIT
ether %beitimmten 5taotfultur 5u-
red~tgefuneen batte. SIM per0an,
fen mir cine geiltboue S@il6erung
oes alten 8erlins uno feiner 8e=
mobner. @e1m er eine11 @tu0et1-
ten 6tuei iunge Mdo@en fragen labt:
u@as gibt es 90, mein id0nes
&ino?'" un6 Tie antnortete: u@e-
ipifte Maifdber, Musiebs!" 10 ba,
ben pir sic lblagfertige 8erlinerin
Dor uns, oie. fid zines feten 3u-
oringliden mobl ermebren fann. Die
unfreun6ltdfeit 6es 8erliner &lein-
Burgers 6ofumentiert 1id III Ser.
&eoensart 6eS 5leiiders, Ger erit
Damn feine &no6enbeilage geben
miro, tpen1 Sic 96ien anf 8rat.
miir1ten loofen." 9orbed blieb nidt
Ser etn3ige, Ser Berlin uno feline
8emobner 10 riidlidtslos nnb bo6
liebepon bebanoelte.
@oiemann 5ei6nete au6 mandes
8latt. Sbm beroanfen mir audi oas
gut beobadtete: u&ommen Sic man
INNER 6reiite, Mamieuefert, id babe
5tiebel AM" go mur6e Die u1bez
fangene @robbeit 6es 8erliners ge>
geibelt, sic nidt an Sen anoeru,
Sic MIR an iid 6enft.
Siio6eutidlano mar 1iGt 10
idlagen5 in feiner @otirs. @s
Dielt ii6 nod an 6ie alien Eppet
nn6 perlpottete IN 1euer @epane
6ung sic berl6ieoenen oNarren"
mie ihon Sabrbun6erte borber. Nltr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
Sern1itenbau

ounfler, bis braun o6er i6mar5 per<
Den, befommt Der untunoige, % IT,
rer 11ur febr menige TIM 8an bor-
ban6en iino, meiit garni@t gu iebe1.
Ser @ntp1dlungsgahg Der Mmei'
{e uno aroerer bobltebenoer Ssnieften
tpeiit bier @tufen auf: 81, 2arne,
8uppe, fertiges .sssrieft. Das Stub
penlta6itm fdiut Bel 6en Sermiten
fort. Mus oen 81 frte9t Die 5art-
apeiBe, augen, uno %fliigelloie 2arbe,
Die fi9 erlt nit leberltebung meb-
-erer &dl1tungen langiam gum SSn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
gnglii@e @otire auf Die @uiifanten.

gnglii9e Sdtire auf Die Wsu1itanten.
NOR oieier oeutiden &arifatur ems
eigentumlid, fie mar detrimental.
$50 oie Jran5oien ga0ig uno 60.
liant marer, no Die @nglanoer serb
uno biiiig un0 Die Norooeutifen
l6lagfertig nno treffeno, % mar
Sic eigentli9 oeutide &arifatur Elm
penig iuB. SIN Sintergruno mnroe
itets Die iunge 5bone als 9eioenoe
ge5eigt.
Dos 1par oenn nun mieoer bic.
6ermeierii@ empfinbiatn un1 fat
6as ein8ige 3eiden, baB boz burt.
bert Sabren Die europdii6e Ru1tur'
pelt %beion0ere Sreuoe on Der SoDle
butte.
Sic gatire 3eigt ieoenfons, Dai
Ser Soeenfreis Elm biel meiterer tuar
uno ooB bie Menidbeit and on.
frdftiger Speife @efa1en far6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
Urrmtttrt.
Gin 8ilb iosialen sierlebens.

felt entmidelt. Gliigel fproHen -
5uerlt olS feline 9reiede - berbor
uno madlen lang1am at ibrer borbe.
ltimmten @r0Be beran; sic Mugen
biloen iiA. Sin6 6ieie borbanoen
uno sic Glugel beretts gu oniebnli,
der 2ange gctpad1en, aber nod 1tns
bepeg1id, 10 miro 6ie 2arDe nNDm-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

Die Eermiten, audi rueiBe Mmei-
fen" gertannt, fino bauptia6li6
bur9 5mei l1mitdt6e befannt gc-
tporoen: our6 ote @rridtung felt
famer unb neutrality-suspicious.
Mobnungsbal1te11 un6 olr6 Sen oft
enormen 5d)ooen, ben ite 0em Men=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

De Bege babnen ooer aber ibre iiber.
ir6iiben 8fabe iiberoa6en, alio iib
ribtige beoedte @dinge erbnuen. Mm
@oh5eitstage aber lit 6ie1e 5hel &c,
idmun0en. ga lteigen 6ie 5arteM
1anggefJugelten Sierden 81 Gauien-
sen uhb Mbertauienoen bod in sic
2nft etnpor, tpo file int piloen, fdmir-
renben 2%iebesreigen 6ur9einanoer
tanmeln. Gin pnnberbmer Mn<
blid!. Sn feiner n&eife nad 8ara=
guap" er5ablt &engger, bob cine
Sdl1le 6ieier bon ser Groe aufltei.
genoen Sier6en inn GonnenIibte
aus Silberblatt9en gu beiteben i4ei=
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-03
SPRING CLEANING NOTES.


In the Springtilae all the world. puts
on newness of life. The buds put
forth, the birds build nests and all
nature revives from the dormant state
of winter. The housewife cleans the
house inside while others are busy put
ting on a new coat of paint on the out
side Trash is swept up and burned.
The yard fence is put in good coEai-
ton. The flower beds receive their
proportionate amount of attention. All
are kept busy around the home, beau
tifying here and there.
All this is well and good, for the
better the condition the house and its
surroundings are kept in, the more
pride they will reveal, the longer they
will last and the more easily they can
be repaired and kept beautiful This
spring cleaning and mending help to
preserve the life of your house and
premises.
While we are engaged in this bit of
cleaning let us not forget to put our
own bodies in such conditions that
they be able to resist all diseases that
! are prevalent in the Summer, such as
| malaria, typhoid fever, etc. Just as
the painting of the house preserve its
life, just so the taking of preventive
medicine will preserve your health and
probably life. Expel the Spring
fever with a dose of the medicine of
proper living. Tone up the resistance
OF your body against disease, for later
on the hot weather may tend to lower
your vitality and weaken your resist
ance, thereby permitting an invasion
of disease germs
Prevent typhoid fever by taking ty-
phoid vaccine. Screen your house.
thereby in a large measure preventing
malaria. which is carried only by
mosquitoes. In other words when you
are doing your spring cleaning. bear
| in mind your own body, for therein
| lies all the happiness that may come
from making your home more beauti
| full. We sometimes fail to realize that
i we must protect our body against dis
/ ease. The farmer knows that he
must protect his peaches, apples
| watermelons, etc, from diseases pc
| culiar-to them. We too, must take
similar precautions against diseases
| peculiar to our own bodies.
| For what will it profit man to
i make his home most beautiful and
| then through negligence to himself
and his family not be able to enjoy
that beauty because of a long illness
| and probably death of one or more OF
his loved ones. The health of the mem
bers OF the family which constitute the
nome IS far more to be desired thar
the exterior and interior beauty OF
the house in which they live The
State Board of Health is always glat
| to give advice.
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any more than can be helped.
Clinics in all the hospitals in the
city are being arranged, as well as
continuous clinics at Gray Clinic and
Grady Hospital. Three hundred beds
will be set aside for special study f..
the visiting physicians.
The Laboratories of the city will
keep open house; this is especially
true of the State Board of Health
Laboratory under Prof. Sellers.
All physicians who can possibly do
so should make their arrangements to
be here throughout the entire week.
beginning with a reception and lunch
con at Emory University Monday
morning. June 5th.
The first venereal disease lecture
will be by Prof. Stewart Roberts at
p. m Monday at Emory.
Tuesday evening DR.. Scale Harris.
President of the Southern Medical AS
ISOLATION, will deliver a public address
on, "Diet and Nutrition in Relation to
Public Health" at Wesley Memorial
Church.
DR.. C. N. Myers, of New York City,
will deliver two lectures on 606.
A great week has been arranged !:
it is all given without any charge
whatever.
No physician who wishes to keep in
touch with the latest thought in his
profession can afford to stay away.
There should be a thousand ply
sicians in attendance, and we hope
our doctors for this county will take
advantage of the opportunity
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ON GUARD.

Thousands of pages were printed
during the war on keeping fit" and
appeals were made to women to stand
ION guard" The country was made
aware for the first time of our social
delinquents, and was amazed at the
depredations of the social evil.
-Four years Of peace has woven a
web of forgetfulness around us and
we are in great danger of thinking
again in pre-war terms and turn with
scorn from those who try to convince
us that the world has moral and ply.
steal wounds that mean more to our
future than industrial controversies
The Golden Rule is accepted as a
beautiful proverbial injunction, but
not at all applicable to modern bust
ness conditions.
Two thousand years ago Man
from Nazareth walked through fields,
streets, and into places and novels.
leaving behind him remedy for every
i'll and a solution for every great prob
lem in the healing influence of His
golden rule. Business and wealth
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SOME HEALTH DONTS
70 r c n L DR. & N

Don't forget to wash your hands be
fore eating.
Don't forget. to keep your teeth
mouth, and nose clean
Don't kiss other children, and don't
let anyone kiss you.
Don't pick your nose. or wipe your
nose on your hands Or sleeve.-Use
your handkerchief.
Don't wet your fingers when you
turn the pages of book, nor wet the
end of your pencil in your mouth
Don't put money or pins in you1
mouth.
Don't spit on the sidewalk, the floor
or your slate.
Don't swap with other children
such things as candy, chewing gum
apples, whistles, bean throwers, OF
anything that may have been in any
one else's mouth,
Don't sneeze or cough into another
child's face, but turn your head and
use your handkerchief
Don't let other children sneeze OF
cough into your face. Turn or Iaovt
away.
Don't forget that you are your play
mates keeper. If he gets sick j.
may be your fault.
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WRESTLERSHERE
FOR BIG MATCH
First Class Finish Bout Between
Heavies Promised By Man
ager Dudley

A first class wrestling show is
promised by Manager Dudley of the
Opera House for tonight. Harry Ste
vens and Neal Olson, heavyweight
professional wrestlers, were in Ameri-
Gus today, both in fine condition for
their match, which will be finish af-
fair. The match will be the first of
what is expected to be series of
exhibitions of the best wrestling tai
ent in America, if the venture process
popular and is generally patronized.
The admission fee will be 40 cents.
Ladies especially are invited, wrestl-
ing being sport that is universally
enjoyed.
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The boys of this country are learn
ing that they have calling just as
sacred as the call to motherhood and
that is the call to fatherhood. The
boy can be taught sacredness of his
body at his mothers knee. The pa
rents who neglect such teaching are
emitting a greater opportunity. Write
the State Board of Health, DR.. Bow.
doin, for Keeping Fit" pamphlet and
Sex Education in the Home" They
are given you free.
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INSTITUTE CLINIC, ATLANTA
.--, JUNE 5TH TO 10TH

Emory University, in connection with
the State Board of Health, will put on
an institute-clinic this summer very
much like the successful one held last
July. The coming one will be much
larger in scope and of much greater
benefit to the physicians of the State.
At the same time the alumni of
Emory University of the Medical De-
partment will be invited here, and
many features will be put on for
alumni week
DR.. T. B. Abercrombie, Commission
or of Health of the State, has issued
a call for a conference of all the CITY
and county health officers to be in
session for four days during this same
week. The sessions will not conflict
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now have a great opportunity in meet
ing the demand to stand ION guard. .
and in passing the Angel of the Lord
at the gate, may have their names
written down beside that of Abou Ben
Adhem. a
The old lie OF the necessity of a
double standard of morals is begin
ming to appear again. 1t once com
PEELED us to stand ION guard against
the social evil and sent half million
men into the discard in time of war
Let us not delude ourselves with well
being. Another crisis is just around
the corner.