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Does It not add moral, spiritual power, when men and women Immune 'mu» ten over their environment mu m!- In the meaning and joy in Intonlgont idiot? Would that. tune pal-Iona oo- cupiod may, pay-lam. mun-«a 1g: , m m not new fi ' ’ w «a. u» Germany. musing tint the people must be (ruined to no expert sort. is sway ahead 0! us in Industrial eduâ€" cation. All children at seventeen years of age are in some form of school in Germany: as per cent. ere in school at twenty years of use. in the United States is per cent. are in school at twenty years of age. was: is the result of all this? Germany in it)?” years has m from n poor nation to the second richest in the world. The German wealth is the proc- nct of their industries. Germany‘s amount of foreign trade is almost twice ours Since 1882 men in molt d the German industries have been doubled. The total income of all the people has increased from 32,800,000.- 000 in ms to 34.120.000.000 in new. Gmhiing in eleven years. We nre sell- ing the Germans rnw materiel and buying finished products from them. interesting as these statistics are. they do not tell the best part of the story. Germany is adding skill, em- ciency. making trained experts out 1 her people. She is organizing eon- tinuatlon schools. also schools that run in conjunction with the work at the industries to give these om nities to the people. Our um new m be to mm «to Industrial mam M cel- om ad more mam: wort like our public M small Our new- MOD-re children In on"... in m muamdmuolodnoHMm-uu pm a! cuckoo! alum. TI. m palm cities are undying the nano- Mal needs out the col-mum! and [milling Ichool mm to fit children for their Illa work. The average child is Interested In M concrete not} ads. They are Mama to cum “to. 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Reliable groceries bought right here at home, are bought right if they come from us. J. Wm lop“. new ' Mpll N. um. mam Samuel Curuu. Cashier DIRECTORS Ralph N. Baum $.33. 9mm 1- E":- W INSURES~ A SAVINGS ACCOUNT: Repairing Neatly Done at Reasonable Prices! 44 FOREST AVENUE Always on the Job B. E. KEHLER 36 South Main Street "m0!!!”- )9 You should see our fine line of Children‘s Summer Oxfords and Slippers. Prices right. SOUND SLEEP‘ GOOD DIGESTION INDEPENDENCE cent interest starts fro- tlle It! ‘ deposits made on or before the 10th. GOLD MEDAL ILOUR bf Down-ms GROVE SHELF fiOROURS IN THE _.: YOUR “Chicano Ave-n. R. Paw