Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-08
MEETING OF BISBEE
 WONAE'S CLUB
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complish everything, fl We will only
 find the way--or make ir if need De. Upon Us rests the responsibility. and with us rests the power 10 brighten the days of nany children who seem ito me:wcefully in need of help to make childhood mean something Of what it mean 10 us Icok back for a moment to yOCr own child days. the trees. the grass, the running streams Nature, the kind old nurse, spreading cut her lap for Us to rest or play ln, and then think If our chii- orea should no; aJ least be given the help of the Kindergarten? Give them the right star, and every added year of school life has gained some. thing Of worth. There is so much that may be accomplished by women along school lines. In many schools. Wom- ans clubs have been responsible for the establishment Of the penny savings system, which has proven a great coo9. The nimble penny gets away from our children for cheap candies. soda packages. or worse yet. in play ing the new slot machine. 'You can't
 lose on it. they tell you, but we know that it is not only cash, hut character ttat is lost The pennies would go ss easily into the school bank. and the proceeds he devoted 10 something 2 Of benent. Perhaps some gymnastic apparatus for the playground. What q boy plays, that will he live" Per hna f,,r ,,sr for the school room. Science has taught us to bring the great masters 10 cur walls st small expense. and the glory that was Greece, and the gran. ceur Ina was Rome may tell their story 10 any who will listen. The school comes next to the home in the ncatl0n stones of . great nation
 and the woman's club which has ac- complished something along these mes was surely never organized in vain.
 And how far may woman go in civ i' and municipal affairso AS far as ever she can with 10 neglect 10 the home What can we do here for inc retterment of our city? The cues ton is easy to ask. but hard to an- sWer, for the work is beset with diff entities. Ia the matter of clearIi- ress, so well begun, much has been cone. Cleanliness is next to Coo
 mess and how then can we hone for our children to know Godhness? An enort is being made to have water in abundance for all purposes brought here- When I sit and think how much filth goes out on the ground about even our cleanest houses. 1 wonder not that there is much sick pess, but that there is so little. Pub lie sentiment is little slow to crystal Aze here in favor of improvements. perhaps. What has been can continue 10 be. Personally, experience has coAVinccG me that We need water. and 'o;s Of T.. water for fire Protection. water for sewerage. and what q luxu- " of prodigality t would De to have water Tor public fountain-a foun- tan which might De a touch of beau ty amidst Uasighuy surroundings, and where our children might learn to know and love the. srlash and, drip ot nire running water. And think. il daers Of our members believe the saDi9. hat our. influence might do, much to gain this boon for tre citv
 The women or this age ard. Of all ages who are remembe-ea with grati- tuCe and honor have not IveI unto themselves, erd their words and work fre an inspiration to us at this fa- on cay. The model women of Hebrew history were toilers. We see. as one bright woman has said "A mothers ready ingenuity saving me life Of her baby boy. when the fathers strength vas a broken reed. We see her com init the tiny ark 10 the mercy of the waters Of the Nile; We see aro:her Ncman-a sister. runnirc feet-footed 1long the reedy banks of the ~lver: her loving eyes upon the 'ocking cradle acrift on the edcyirr stream. We see yet another woman "a kings daughter-stocp to the r!7- CT :edge 10 lift in her arms the child Of destiny. Three women working . uncchscious federarion-and, 10, 3 race. Of msn is .4reed; and; 2 &linedhri I euiidsd ip the wilGernessi''
 Then we can always attend to the iiitle things that ren neglect. but which in reality make ID the sum and substance of municipal success. We can o2 a: least the thorn in the fiesh or those who may become discoucaees With conditions here, and feel temDted to let things drift. And 1 wonder !; any one has thought what might be l ccne 10 ameiiorate the condition ot l the cumb animals here. We may not stay 10 see the fril benefit of our Ia | 'crs. but always we SOW that others may reap, and often it seems that ..e | ''ar'Sst .s sio~. bdt tac pine tree. | 'te pride or the forest. d,d rat. grow ! n a s!ngie' night CT z sing,e season. 1 Throughout nature ocbi1 g-1-c..s .z.r SOW. Nor can the most earnest boCy | of women do more than make haste 'iswiy. It may be :ha: criy 5y stop ! r.ng often and looking back over the rail we have come that We can lis >ern our progress. The little ripple caused by the tiniest. pebble reaches | .srtner than We know, ana so eye-y [