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GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-06-08
SZKOLNICTWO A RODZICE
No. %.

;" YCHWALANE niezmiernie i s}a
w1one tax W Polsce, jak Euro
PIE cafeJ szkolnictwo amerykanskie zdra
dza W ogniowej probe zycia, W swietle
taktoW doswiadczenia powazne b4edy W
ZafoZemu samem, ME m0wiac luz DO
WlerzchownoSci niedostatecznoSci nan
XII gruntowej, kt6ra szumnie przedsta-
VIA sic na papierze, ale inaczei wiele
W gioWach swych uczni p1ci oboiga. Me
dotykaJac stron innych systemu, zasta-
nowImy sic dis nieco jedynie co do in
nowacyl najwiekszej, jaka wprowadzi4y
do szkof Stany Zjednoczone, mianowi-
Gle co do tax wv. - koedukacyi - civil
systemu nauczania wsp6lnego ch4opc6w
dzleWczat, kt6re zbawiennie wp1ywac
mlafo ma urobienie wzajemne charakte
row, fagodzac temperamenty burzliwe
chfopcow, zas hartujac miekkie charak
terry dziewczat. Take by1o za{ozenie
rozumowanic co do szkd mieszanych,
co zapa}em podniesiono W Europie,
Jako Wlelki krok naprz6d postepu, nawo-
{ujac do zak4adania szk6{ takichze koe-
dukacyJnych dla m}odziezy wszedzie.
Piszaca te sfowa, bedac s1uchaczk
kursow wyzszych zenskich, prowadzi}a
d4ugle dyskusye ma ten temat re student
kami, krytykujac te nova metode, jed
max byfo sic wprost zakrzyczana W tel
sprawie, gdyz zapaf dla nowosci by4 DO
Wszechnym. Losy z}ozy}y, re dis DO la
tach Jestem u zrod}a tego systemu, a
skandaliczny proces, kt6ry sic toczy W
sadach obecnie, rZuca jaskrawe swiatIo
ma nauczanie wsp6lne m1odzieay W szko-
Zach amerykanskich. Skoro z}e dosz1o
juz do takich groznych rozmiar6w, ze
prasa kraju tego omawia je osadza,
zwr6cit musimy uwage polskich rodzi-
COW - matek gf6wnie - ma niebezpie-
czenstwo wielkie, kt6re kryie sic dla
m4odziezy W murach szkolnych, a kt6re
przez to samo uchodi pred uwaga ser
szego og6}u.
Zaszed4 w}asnie w tym czasie fakt
tragicznej Smierci m4odziutkiei Marion
Lambert - sicznei 1otowfosej iedy-
naczh u rodzic6w, kt6rzy przybyli tn
Anglii jedno dziecko to ukochane
mieli. Miafa ona naturalnie koleg6w
ch4opc6w, a jednym mich - VII Or
pet - zbi2y}a sic przyjacielsko bardzo.
Trwafo to Lat hlka, oboje przeszli do
szk6} wy&szych, stosunek pogfebi4 sic
naturalnie W wioSnie &ycia przeszedl
mi3osny. Obecnie ch3opak sadie
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-06-08

zach oddzielnych. Ci, kt6zy uczeszczaja
do szkot mieszanych, staja sic zawsze
przedWczesnie pfciowo obudzonymi.
Dzlewczeta, 16-17-18 letnie to juz
zwykle kobietki, a uwazac je MONA co
do dojrzafosci, jake 10 lat starsze cd
chfopc0w W wieku tym samym. Dziew-
czeta wfasnie popychaja ch1opc6w do
fllrtu, do spraw mi}osnych One sa tax
niebezpieczne, jak 1adunek dynamitu -
gdybym miafa syna, posy4afabym go
tylko do szko4y meskiej, aby bronic go
pred dziewczetami.
"W ciagu roku szkomego DUO kar-
tex mi4osnych trafia W rece nauczyciei
i prawie zawsze SO to isty dziewczat do
ch1opc6w, uiekt6re Mich So drastycz-
ne wprost ME do uwierzenia. Mkt nigdv
ME byfby W stanie przypuscit, aby to
drobne, niewinne dziewczeta mogfy pi
sac rzeczy take, jedynie mySleG trzeba,
re ME rozumieja tego, co pisza.
"Drugq rzecza, kt6ra jest moim ida
mem, lstotnie zgubna W skutkach to -
zbyt swobodne dyskusye pfciowe. Jezeli
daWme1 grzeszono moze zbytniem ukry-
waniem prawdy zycia pred mfodMeza,
to dis zn6w niezawodnie sic grzeszy zu-
pe{na nagoScia tych spraw. Dziewczeta
ch{opcy omawiaja i dyskutuja re soba
o rzeczach takich, kt6rych ludzie star
81 zaledwo nadmienia6 odwazai sic swe
mu lekarzowi. Oni So swiadomi rzeczy
ldacych tax daleko, jak rozmaite Srodki
ZapOblegawcze, lekarstwa m6wia tenn
re swobOda. Nieuniknionem jest natural
ME, re ma jac TEN wszystkiem wypchana
mysl i wyobraznie, ida oni do szukania
doswiadczen zyciowych, co sprowadza
kleske ma ich gfowy Dobrze jest uswia-
damia6 poniekad m{odziez taiemni-
each ich w4asnej natury, ale ME czyni6
tego ca}ej treSci zycia myslenia, gdy
to jest tylko wszak czastka bytu. Wog6-
lie przemilczanie i skromnoSG Jest bronia
ochronna najlepsza tax dla dziewczat,
jak ch1opc0w W sprawach tych".
TAX m6wi kobieta, co przesz1a wielo
letnie, specyalne doswiadczenie wycho-
wawcze, tax charakteryzuie ona wp}yw
nauki wsp6lnej, re slow jei widzimy,
IL tenn systemic amerykanskim dziew-
czeta zatracaja skromnosG wstyd, chic
pcy zyslluja przedwczesne obudzenie -
a wszystko razem demoralizuie aycie ma
rodu. he Swiat}a tego, rzuconego ma sto-
l., L = :
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-06-08

dowodzi, re jej ME kocha4 ME myslaf
nlgdy sic zenic, widzac jej wymagania,
ushowaf zerwac te przyjazn Ona miafa
go podobno zatrzymywac stale, naresz-
Gle uzyskafa dfuzsza roznowe leslie, W
ktoreJ on stanowczo jej oswiadczy4, ze
odeJsc od nieJ musi ona zas wiedzia4a
dobrze, re sic Orpet kocha W dziewcze-
Gu innem Pc odejSciu jego pod wiel-
kich drew lasu, poszukujacy iedvnego
dzlecka swego nazajutrz rodzice male
zl cia4o martwe ma sniegu stop tych
drew wielkich buteleczke trucizny
przy niej. Mode, kwitnace, cudne zycie
scletc jak kwiat W ca4ej krasie przez
tragiczne zajScie m1odosci. Powsta1o
pytanie = czy dziewcze samo sobie pre-
5cieio zzscie,S ezy tez przecie1a je reka n4o
dzlenca, ktory porzucif ja tam odje-
chaf sam. y ten weze@ straszny tajemni-
cy dis toczy sic sprawa w sadie, w
ktoreJ wyrok ME zapad1 jeszcze. Co by
ME zaWyrokoWano - Mode zycie die
wczecia juz zabite, rodzina smiertelna
okryta zafoba, mfody czfowiek z4amany
bye moze przejsciem tenn ma progu zy-
cla, rodzina tel druga unieszczesli-
wiona
Ciekawem jest niezmiernie W obec
kryminahej tel sprawy zdanie d4ugo-
letniej pryncypafki szko4y amerykan-
skiej, kt6re przytacza "Chic. Even.
Amer" a ktorego ustepy bardziei
znamienne W przekladzie tn podaiemy:
ia mysle, re jest wprost zbrodnia IA
10 letnie dziewczeta i ch1opaki kszta}
clc razem. Go innego W stosunku do ma
fych dzieci, albo tez do dorosfych mez-
czyzn kobiet mySlqcych jua znaiqcych
sztuke panowania kontroi mad soba,
ale dla m}odziezy W wieku budzenia sic
pfci, pragnacej w1aSnie igra6 mi1oscia
- jest to tax niebezpieczne, jak rzuce-
ME ich p@omienie, by ogniem igrali.
Przez 18 lat naucza}am W klasach mie-
szanych, to co widzia3am - 1ama}o
mi SERGE poprostu. Stara1am sic tea pro-
pagowac, jak mog}am - osobne klasy
ola dziewczat i chiopc6w, a czyni}am to
gf6wnie W interesie ch}opc6w samych.
SWAT zwykle W razach takich potepia
ch1opaka, ale ia wan movie, il W wy
padkach ma 10 wilma jest po stronie die
wczecia. Dziewczeta SO "liderkami" "a
wsze sprawach mi}osnych szko4ach;
ch4opcy poniaej 20 lat zwykle ma4o my
sla dziewczetach, W glowie maia grv.
ZaDasV afletVke Toitkn ioanJ; eo -, e,l.o
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
The Future Federal Tax

The statement of Representative Rainey of Illinois before a meeting Illinois manufacturers night be- fore last regarding increased taxes on incomes etc. as they can go and they will be repealed recalls a statement by Sir Michael Hicks Beach, when chancellor of the British eXchequer who said in 1890 at the time of increase of the English income tax that it would never lower Within the last year has been greatly increased until now it amounts to about half the income.
 Such a tax will probably be maintained for long time after but it cannot be expected that it will stand forever The of all the warning tons for many years will be equally burdensome and We may expect this country increase in the vol and variety of internal taxes not necessarily, of course, including property taxes.
 Our higher government taxes in the future could not be attributed to the causes that will make those warning nations staggering though the war has extent made necessary the present and proposed increases by having deprived of large volume of customs
 But following the war the adjustment of our own affairs to those of other nations will probably affect federal way that may not be quite clear. The government has become expensive year by year and we may expect within the few years see greater outlay public money than had dreamed of.
 MT. Rainy probably in in his prediction that when the increases are made the will never be higher but he is almost certainly safe ground when he predicts that they will never be lower.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28

and diversified knowledge of affairs American living. The great objection to him has been his inn petuosty the fear that he would us into diff cutes when man like Root with his saneness his ever preserved balance would keep us out, but with the restricted latitude for diplomacy in our foreign affairs seem to need not so much a man like Root as a like Roosevelt. We do not want war and expect whoever may be president to have his first thought keeping out of it, but if we are face to face with it. seem now almost to be, we want man able cope with the situation strongly a man other nations will respect and with whom not inclined, they have been with MT. Wilson, to refuse to take this country seriously.
 MT. Hughes is essentially judge and by reason of his position the supreme bench he would as can didate be necessarily in the background during cam paign. There might be other times when he would be better the republican standard bearer but not now candidate that will win with the people is needed: candidate who when elected can instl con
 dence in the country and deal firmly with delicate situation such face is the man wanted. That man is Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
FINANCES and MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

NEW YORK, April e7.-A spirited demand for the more prominent rail- way shares, which doubtless bore some relation to yesterdays favorable dividend action by the directors of 1 the Norfolk and Western road was a 1 factor of cons iderable importance in 1 today's active and strong market. | Virtually every division of the rail- | way group scored substantially in the lays dealings, Reading. and Union | Pacific being the outstanding features at maximum advances of Az to 33s l points respectively.
 | Coalers also were strong. probably ! in connection with the more encour- aging views expressed by the opera { tors and their employees, but imLrove- ment was no less pronounced in va irons trunk lines, Changers and Cot l ton carriers. United States Steel led the entire list, in respect to activity | and advanced l1a to S3A Other in- ! dustrials and equipments including | the better known war contract is sues and motors, were higher by 3 to 6 points. Coppers came forward in
 the afternoon, the increased dividend | on Greene Cananea stimulating inter- est in all metals including zinc shares Bethlehem Steel was lightly traded in
 at gain of 10 to 449.
 1 Total sales of stocks amounted to ! I33,332 shares. Union Pacific's March
 earnings showing net gain of s1.-
 12,000, were in striking contrast to
 those of Baltimore & ohio, which dis
 closed a net loss of S4S6, ,000 due,
 however. to the unusual increase of
 S2 2353,000 in operating expenses
 Bonds Were steady to strong. but
 dealings showed no expansion Total
 sales par value s2,S35. 900
 United States bonds were un-
 changed or call
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, April 27.-Bright. war mel' weather promised Cor the north west. where storms and cold had greatly interfered with seeding, was influential today in easing down the wheat market. Accordingly prices al though unsettled at the close. were F to as cents net lower. with May at s1.i3H and July at SLAB @5s. Corn lost F to 1s cent. and cats 1SUil to A G $s. Provisions finished irregular ranging from cents decline to a rise of F cents.
 Increases in war risk insurance on the Atlantic tended to emphas size sen ; timent against the wheat bulls during the last part of the session An nouncement that the Greek govern ment lad purchased 100000 bushels and that some other export business had acted only as an offset in part for the late downward bend of prices.
 Corn swayed with wheat
 Favorable weather for germination and growth pulled dowr prices in the oats trade
 Provisions averaged higher on ac count of speculative buying of lard and ribs. Profit taking, which re suited from the bulge led to some re- actions from the top prices for the ! day
 Close: Wheat May, $l,13A; July SLAB.
 Corn, May, 7s14c; July, 7e7c.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
The Senseless Bill

The house of representatives will maintain it's consistency by refusing the Jones senate bill granting independence the Philippines just it fused the other day to accpet the amendment to the bill repeating that clause of the Underwood if law, removing the duty from sugar May l. The amendment provided for continuance of the duty for four years while the house bill continued indefinitely leaving the question of free which the democratic party had promised. be made fact at any time the democratic party if in power might thinl, country fulfillment foolish promise. The house bill necessity The senate amendment was without meaning, nothing but gotten it's pledge but a position 0 fulfill The effect the with or without the amendment would be just probably, just the same four years hence The house removed this wholly unnecessary political frin.'
 No one has offered reason, substantial or other wise, for the passage of a bill this time granting Independence to the Philippines. Like the amendment the tariff repeal bill it is pure ly political measure Originally the Jones bill amounted nothing than a party expression in favor of the independence of the islands immediately but at future time Such bill would have been as effective as senate resolution declaring the desire of the democratic party that all Filpnos should enter paradise after happy existence earth Every
 
 in favor of independence for the Filpinos and gret that they not yet ready for it.
 Later, the Jones bill changed a become effective in four years notwithstanding many unex- pected things may happen in four years was a weak pretext for carrying pledge which MT Bryan imposed upon his party sixteen years ago and which the party has been renewing since every four years. For sixteen years the party has stood com mitted to the granting of immediate Independence the Philippines its accession power. The party has been in supreme power in the legislative and eeutve branches of the for the last three years but it has carried and has dared propose to carry it's pledge of immediate nde- pendence.
 If the people of the islands capable of self government they should be deprived of independ four years year If they yet cap able it is foolish legisate subject fixing any time in the future for granting them independence The requirement of capabity in any line of human endeavor is something that be calculated with the accuracy which astronomers foreteI eclipses and movements of the heavenly bodies Within four years there might be developments the islands that would the inhabitants back instead of moving them forward.
 There absolutely no sense in bringing into this the busiest congress- many years this incitative a purely academic discussion. The dis cussion at best could about single point: Will the Fiipinos be ready for self government in 1921? It is agreed by democrats all shades opinion and by republicans that they ready now There are thousand matters of more vital and of mme- dae pressing than the status of the Fipinos years hence.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
From Blame to Praise

Four years ago there were few republican papers which did feel that loyalty the party manded of them less violent abuse of Colonel Roosevelt This impulse seems not to have lost it's force until three four months ago. Then en- sued period of silence regarding the colonel later faint praise the part of of the papers and then the part of many, in increasing numbers an open though not always. ungrudging acknowledge ment of his leadership in a crisis which no one had expected
 We conceive that these changes of atti- tude of widely separated newspapers toward Colonel Roosevelt are concdental. We believe rather that they reflections of the republican sentiment in all parts of the country concerning Mir Roosevelt
 The Wilmington, CDeaware) Morning News which perhaps in ordinary times would prefer some other candidate than colonel belves that we have come unexpectedly upon extraordinary times: Says the News
 The affairs of this country With Germany seem to have drifted point where hencefofth there is not to be so much latitude for diplomacy
 Months ago Inc Wilmington Morning News fav- orei MT. Elnu Root the republican candidate for president because of his exceptional qualifications his long experience in all branches government and his ability to deal automatically with foreign nations; the one great weakness in the present democratic ad ministration MT. Root seemed to be the ideal man We still favor him under just circumstances as surrounded us when we first declared for him. We still think him all that did, but recent events in our foreign relations, eliminating with the ultimatum of President Wilson to Germany upon the submarine warfare matter, coupled with fact that Mir Roose welt has been growing steadily favor have brought to the conclusion that since sentiment of the country seems to indicate that it will be either MT Roosevelt or MT. Hughes the republican standard bearer MT. Roosevelt is the better selection the work in hand
 It cannot be denied that MT Roosevelt is a man Of firmness; with the courage his convictions ana as well equipped educationaly and in his wide
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
CLARION

God send d prophet tongued with flame
 To the nations self content; Lest writ in words of livid shame
 Ye read eternal banshment. Dread banishment from those high halls
 Your father builded wide and deep. Once twice, and thrice the trumpet calls
 How long shall ye lie bound in sleep? The skies dark with homng ghosts,
 With Belgian blood the world is red. Through the salt is piteous hosts
 Still troop the phantoms of your dead. Shrill- voiced your chosen leaders cry
 The need of freedom for your gold Thank God the at Concord lie
 Too deep to know what ye have sold Was it for this the ancient hand
 Carved out the riches of your soil? Then let the sea blot the land
 The storm blot out the wasted toll! Blot the, dream of Washington,
 Blot out the vision Lincoln knew, Blot out their hope of air and sun,
 Bring back the night they overthrow Once twice. and thrice the trumpet calls
 The sword is nigh the sword is come. Awake, watchmen the walls
 And lift your dead hands to the drum!
 Harold Trowbridge Pusifer in the Outlook
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
M METALS

NEW YORK. April 27.-Coppe firmi electrolytic, nearby, nominal August and later. s2S.50m29.00.
 Iron steady and unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
By What Route?

IL does not make a great deal of difference the readers of The Republican any other group of Americans by what route the Russians arrived in France since they undoubtedly there in greater or lesser and increasing numbers. But it is a ter of some importance the allies that the should be concealed and it would be a matter of equal importance to the central powers to know the route which has become subject for speculation by eastern Republican recently
 The eastern papers dismiss the conjecture that the Russians came from of the northern ports, Archangel or Kola, notwithstanding some suggestion of of those ports the place of authorization was thrown out by of the French dispatches nouncing the arrival of the Russians. The dispatch was evidently and properly intended to mislead and send the German submarines on wild goose chase far into Atlantic lie in wait for other Russian transports.
 It is now assumed that journey a roundabout from Nladivostok through the China Sea and thence via the Suez canal and the Mediter ranean to Marseles. That of course would be much safer any time of the year inasmuch would be impossible for the central powers to gain even an inkling before the arrival of the transports at the Mediterranean entrance of the canal. From that point they could be easily guarded by the allies destroyers their destination than they could be Atlantic which German submarines might appear at any unexpected time and point.
 This theory which is probably the correct dis poses of discussion which The Republican has been made regarding the practicability of frozen northern route in the winter time.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
PRICE OF MONEY

NEW YORK, April 27.-Mercantile paper. 3@3h.
 Sterling: 50 day bills. $4.73l@ de- mand. S4.76!5.
 Ear silver. 69c
 Mexican dollars. 53c.
 Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds. steady
 Time loans. easier: Sixty days. 22i 03: % days, Sd3h.
 Call money. steady ruling rate. 21..
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April ,27.-Hogs receipts. 24,0O0; market steady at yesterdays average Bulk. S9.756D9.S5; light, $40 M9.95; heavy, $9.4O@9,95; pigs. s7.3O m915
 Cattle receipts, 30a0: market steady Native beef steers. S7.S5m9.S5; west ern steers, SLSgMS.60 stockers, $5SJ dS50; cows, S400m920; calves, s625 0925.
 Sheep receipts 1000: market strong. Wethers, $6.75@9,10: lambs, $7.60M 1150
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO PRODUCE [ CHICAGO. April 27.-Butter lower: creamery, 30d331ac.
 Eggs receipts. 27.970 cases; un- changed. Poultry alive higher. Fowls 1Ii2c; springs, 20c LOS ANGELES MARKET LOS ANGELES. April 26.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and tContinued on Page Eleven)
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
DENVER LIVE SHOCK

DENVER. Colo. April 27.-Cattle receipts, l.700; market steady to weak. Beef steers. $775m900: cows and heifers. $6.00@ 7.60: stockers and feeders, $6.5O@ S.S5 calves, s10.0O6 1900
 Hogs receipts, 1.7OO; market , cents lower. Top. S945; bulk $s.25 M9.4O.
 Sheep receipts. 500: market steady. Lambs. s10.50@11OO: ewes $S.OO@s.eO
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 27.-Hoe receipts, 5000; market steady. Bulk s9.6o@9S0; heavy. s975n9S5: light Ss.5003.I5; pigs, SS25M9.25.
 Cattle receipts 5000; market steady Prime fed steers, 1925 @9.65: western steers. sS.O0m9 55 stockers. s7.00m S.1j; calves, $G.50m10.50
 Sheep, receipts 1000: market steady. Lambs. sl0.75m11.50; yearlings, s9.75 ftl0.I5: wetheis, SS.75m950
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
CHRIST cuRETH THE PALSY

For whether is easier, say, Thy be for given thee to say, Arise, and walk? But that ye may know that the Son of Man hath power on earth to forgive sins, fthen saith he to the sick of the palsy) Arise, take up thy bed, and go into thine house. And he arose, and departed to his house But when the muttudes it, they marvelled, and glorlfied God, which had given such power unto men, -Matthew ix, , to s.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28

Metal exchange quotes tin quiet; spot, $49.25m49.75.
 At London. Spot copper G1S2; fu- lures. G125; electrolytic, ( 142.
 Spot tin, ( 196, l5s; futures 196. The metal exchange quotes lead $7.30M7.45: spelter, easy; spot. East St. Louis delivery. 1SM asked.
 At London: Lead, e34, 15s; spelter, e103.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
{. AMERICA IN PEACE SETTLEMENT

If toward the end of the the United States should decide after all throw it's weight in favor of such settlement would make the recrudescence of mitaryism impossible, the general exhaustion may give America relative weight far beyond any influ- ence she could exert at the present time. In the end America may have the power to insist upon almost vital conditions in the settlement.-H. G. Wells in the Saturday Evening oPst.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-28
Oats, May, 441sc; July, 43c.
 Pork, May, $23.50; July, $23.35. Lard, May, $12.50; July. s12.50. Ribs. May, $12.65; July. s12.67.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 27-Cash Wheat Nc. , hard, s1.09M115: Ne. red, sL13n LIT: May $l.05B; July, s1.O6A.
 Corn No : mixed, re; No. white 72@ Hc. No. yellow, 72la M73c; May, 70&c; July, 72c.
 Oats: No., 7 white, 45E a44hc; No. , mixed, 4OM41c.