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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Short Snatches From Everywhere
(BY H. D. 81

woman do everything else around the house
But she always manages to slice Off half her tnger
when she tries to operate can-opener-Los Angeles
Tribune.
The main ambition OF Carranza is to see the
American troops taken out of Mexico. The capture
OF villa is secondary consideration to him-Tulsa
(Okla-) Democrat
Some scientist thinks he has discovered the germ
that makes people foolish. And probably we
shall soon have face another form Of vaccination
Providence Journal.
Japan is evidently disposed to let the Chinese deal
with Yuan in their way before suggesting that
the mikadO would be serviceable a friend and ad
wiser to the Orient in generaL-WashingtOn Post
An Italian liner has just arrived from Genoa bring
ing passenger list Of 1900 most Of whom were
reservists been back to Italy served their
military time and once more with us
Boston Globe
Austria's action in also turning its clocks hour
ahead will surprise nobody who has followed the
course Of proud Austria from the day IL sub
mitted to Berlin dictatOn In that little matter OF
Sarajevo.-New York Herald
Quite casually the commissioner Of pensions tells
Washington correspondent that there $50
Of the Mexican the pension rolls and 1929
widows OF such pensioners And that war ended
almost 20 years agO!-BOstOn Herald.
A in Chicago is trying to live 80
day, merely for the purpose Of demonstrating that
it be done OF it be dOne but what
is the doing 1t until necessity makes it a very
simple taskT-San Francisco Chronicle
Even the gravity of the situation in Mexico will
not prevent chuckle Of amusement at foreign minis
ter Agulars ingenious denuncatiOn OF the act the
Mexican who fired the first shot at Pershing's
as an "impertinence" Los Angeles Tribune.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

The crisis came just before Christmas. Great work
was done in few DAVIS to peace sentiments in
both countries The Christmas sentiment was success
fully invoked The feelings of the people were touched
The thought of war became absurd. 1t all over in
4 few DAVIS The pause made 1t possible to find wav
out, and without dish0noI'
Did Won read the little story in yesterdays Herald
about the Good Friday observance in the uarez church,
It was simple little word picture, but it told volumes
20 one with particle of imagination. And what the
world most needs right is pause for sober guiet
serious sentimental religious contemplation of real
ities-iust = little period of detachment getting
awav from the rushing current of things Iettin0
down of tension relaxation of strain No form
need he followed One will seek the outofdoors an
other a Oood hook another music another conternnIa
tion of IMAGES another confession another preaching
It makes little difference, just you do not FORGET
what a star looks Ike what a birdsong sounds
like. or what simple tests may sometimes be applied
to distinguish the from the false the desirable
exhausted fires.
Man after ALL is master of his destiny-the trouble
IS few believe it. and fewer still make serious test
of it. All the peoples of the warning nations have gone
into war with like sentiments of loyalty enthusiasm
humanity abstract justice fear hate inspiration sor
ddness careessne cruelty, ignorance recklessness dull
impulse patriotic exaltaOn, confidence religious faith
superficial response to clever prompting deep devotion
to high prnciple-ke sentiments to those with which
the American people face the prospect of sudden end
to the nations peaceful immunity
Perhaps Germany-like England in 18e5-would
rather not perhaps she has her reasons PERHAPS our
last word was not really final
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

state brought US a wonderful pros
perity."
y
Wherever you go you will find that
Ell Paso's growth is generally known"
said l.. j. Cassidy. I'VE are especially
well known in Arizona and New Mexico
and IN Southern California found
on my recent trip to Los Angeles that
business conditions are greatly i'm
proved In southern California and Los
Angeles boosters claim the city will
have 100000 inhabitants by 1920"
Except in individual size, the drill
ings Of the cadet corps Of the high
school was very similar to that Of the
regular soldiers. and the boys who
compose the three companies are to be
commended on their good work" said
K. n. Miller. The drilling merited a
much larger crowd, while the music
which was rendered by the Seventh in
fantry band was excellent Consider
able credit is due the officers of the
corps, who have worked so diligently
In bringing about the present effic-
iency, The boys paraded like veterans
and showed that they knew how to use
their rifles and keep cool heads"
x =
Albuquerque would have entered the
Rio Grande league if it had received
assurance that Ell PasO would do the
same said D. c. Kearns. There was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

is fortunate for the world that the Easter holy
days come in just now to give a slight pause in
= the whir Of events. The world is at high tension,
keyed up" the saying goes Nerves tight strung,
passions are hot voices and pens under rational
control there is much harshness that is deensibe
upon the principles that rule in normal times Fourteen
nations are at war with one another Thirty million
men have been under arms Casualties so
far estimated at 100000 killed, wounded, and
prisoners unwOunded; the dead result Of war, in
GLIDING noncOmbatants, must number 100000.
Before this is over, the losses will exceed the
total combined losses of many previous centuries
There is nothing indicate that the is anywhere
end.
The United States may be into it before another
year passes If so, it is probable that other neutral
nations viii be drawn in II is not inconceivabe that
literally the whole world may be fighting before peace
finally comes.
With the exception of Japan and Turkey all the
Christian church. Battles opened with solemn mass
and prayer priests and churchly forms everywhere
shrnes up within the battle lines and all the
cOmbatans call their God to give them victory
their foes The Virgin is fervently asked to inercede
for suffering women and children. Christ is
toned oftener than any popular general It is fair to
assume that all the combatants believe in the justice
Of their cause and expect the Ruling Power of the
universe to cause things finally to break their way.
The prevailing spirit in addressing God is something
like this: "You help and I'll pay you back
some time"
Give them all credit for absolute sincerity and
Christian faith. So it is pleasant to think at this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
People Are STARRING in
Constantinople; Haze No
Rice, Sugar, Coffee Now

Sslonik. Greece April 22.-The latest
news from Constantinople reports that the
difficulty Of feeding the population is be-
coming so great that the newspapers are
20 Asia Minor where provisions are said 10
be more plentiful.
The journal ''Tanin" says that the peo-
pie in the capital are literally dying Of
hunger. Black misery. it says, is the only
term which can be used to describe the
condition OF affairs at Constantinoplc,
Broussa. AnEora and Smyrna
The newspaper says:
I'VE suffer from a great lack OF provi-
sions. while thousands Of unemployed wan
der miserably in the streets. looking for
work which they will not be able to find.
That shows the extreme gravity Of the eco
nomic crisis which now facing.
There is no petrol. coffee. sugar. or rice.
The people have 70 fight in order to get
bread II is simply impossible TO supply
the people Of COnstantinople with provi-
siOns."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

~ REPARHDNEss IS something
which everybody f. in favor Of
90 long as it does not increase the
high cost OF living. If a big army and
navy could be built up and paid for by
the railroads and the gasolene trust
Il would not be necessary for the news
papers to hold straw polls and postcard
showers in order to locate the direction
Of the wind.
There are two schools Of prepared
ness-for and against Both schools
have earnest superheated advocates
who feed long columns OF statistics
to the common people and convince
themselves and their immediate rela-
tives that they are absolutely correct.
BY tho time the ordinary man has read
what both schools have 10 say, he be-
comes so mentally flabbergasted that
he couldn't recognize the truth IL he
saw IL crawling up out of a we'll.
The idea OF preparedness is to pre-
vent some foreign nation from landing
ON our shores with both feet and con
uuering us before we are ready 70 have
il done. il Is a disagreeable experience
for any nation TO be conquered by
people 20 whom IL has never even been
introduced. but who drop in after dark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Bisbee Mayor Says 100000 For Ell Paso Soon
The High School Cadets Drill Like Veterans

LLT T is my prediction that FL Paso
will have 100000 people in 10
years" said L c. z. Adams.
mayor of Bisbee. Ariz. THE city is
logically located to become a great
city and it is destined to grow and
grow rapidly. But FL Paso is not the
only southwestern city that # grow
ing. Bisbee is very prosperous and is
growing. and the same may be said
OF practically every community in
Arizona. The revival of mining in our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Mother Goose Indicted

It is as funny as a joke when any man takes
himself too seriously the governor OF louisiana mas
ordering Mother Goose rhymes barred from the SCHOOLS
because they cater to class preudces and make Jokes
on farmers
He referred particularly to one that mothers say
to their infants trotting them on their knees and
hoping to win smile from the little new SOUL It runs:
"This is the way the gentlemen ride, galloPy tIot,
gallOpy trot and this is the way the farmers ride,
hObbe de hoy, hobble de bOy"-giving limitations of
long gentle gallopings and quick rough trottngs and
cOaxing that little faint smile the little innocent
rose face The rhyme has dozen or so slight vara-
lions as it appears in different Mother Gooses
The idea of taking Mother Goose seriously IS as
amusing a brand new pun and almost as good as
a new limerick 1t is true the mother singing her
baby to sleep or playing him smile, often muses.
on the exquisite satire in clark, bark the dogs do
BARK; and how like all men little Jack Homer was;
and how much human living in the five little pgges.
To the mother nursing and amusing her baby for the
reward of wee bit of a SMILE Mother Goose often
deeper than Browning for unfolding meaning.
And the baby-the governor of Louisiana to the
trary Notwithstanding baby Is very poorly nour-
shed intellectually and spiritually who has not at the
bottom of his understanding and knowledge Of the
world and as part of the swing and rhythm Of life the
Mother Goose nonsense rhymes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

tAiS mas Deeu the rate OF many a proud
nation which was too busy playing golf
and computing compound intrest to head
off the conqueror before he could land
his conquering Instruments.
IT is highly disCouraEing to the sim
cere seeker after truth to find two OF
our foremost military men. Col ". J.
Bryan and Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
perched on opposite ends Of the pre-
paredness pole. The plain, every day,
blue-serge citizen reads the asbestos
lined remarks of these authorities and
Immediately contracts mental strab-
ismus and hardening of the think ar
teries There would be more unanimity
on the preparedness issue if anybody
knew whether our navy is in fourth
place or just two degrees above Spain.
A lot of people who have been helping
pay for a firstclass navy regret TO he
told that a battleship of the first line
could eat our entire navy without get
ting red in the face. and then Is min
utes later receive the assurance that we
can whip our weight in wildcats on the
bright blue sea.
When somebody has started a general
purpose ConflagratiOn and pointed il in
our direction, it is a good thing to get
out the fire eXtinguisher
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
A. A. CLINE REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF MI. SINAI

Officers Of Temple Mt Sinai congre-
cation were reelected at the annual
business meeting at the temple Friday
evening. A. A. Kline was reelected
president; Sol T. Berg. vice president;
Maj. n. Lapowski, secretary; A. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

a great deal Of feeling, however. over
the unsuccessful showing Of the team
last year. and the citizens did not feel
able to put I'D a large amount OF
money in support Of a proposition they
knew so little Of Amarillo or Las
Vegas are small towns, and while ca
pable Of supporting an organized base
ball league, 1 do not believe that they
viii do il. as il calls for a constant de-
pOsit Of money"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
SUFFRAGIsTs REACH COAST,
NO OFFICIAL WELCOME GIVEN

Los Angeles, Cal, April 22.-Twenty-
three members OF the Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage arrived
here today.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch Of New
York commented on the failure Of
women's clubs here to take any formal
action concerning the visit
we are not militant" she said 1--WE
are only patterning ourselves after the
wcmen Of California We wish to copy
their success"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

President Carranza may be all right,
but he looks too much like an authority
on bee culture T. git very fer" said Tell
Blinkley t'day. Theirs no longer any ex-
cuse fer marryin' bow-legged girl with
out knOwin' it.
protected by Adams Newspaper service).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Germany Cuts Sausage
Production OF Nation

horun li@rmany, April 22.-Followiug a
IeCl4TeI. OF Germany. the Central Food
BUTTS control commission has announced
IN the production OF sausages of ain Kinds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

VOIusIeIn, =. oCUWlsTfli =. > JdCOUs, d
Blumenthal. trustees.
Because OF the business meeting. the
first Of the series OF sermon-lectures
planned by rabbi Martin Zielonka was
postponed until next Friday night.
Sunday evening at o'clock rabbi
Zielonka will preach on the subject:
'Shakspere and the jew" This viii
be part Of Passover services.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
CHINESE GENERAL LEAVES
Z. 5. To. COMMAND REBELS

san Francisco, Cal, April z2-Gen.
first Chinese revolution. sailed from
here today to take command Of the
present revolution in China against
Yuan Shi Kai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

lot word to each other kept the great pace;
Y Ri chug for chug changing
reached for the shift lever-threw IN
Glanced down at the oil; dug cIOd from my eye,
Then cut out the muffer to load
And gOshl How that Fivver Lit
ESQY HASSELT," Dirk groaned, Joris night
u Them - bum; the ignition
We will tell the garage" for heard fire
And the sparks spit scorched along by
While Dirk with his head buried hood,
Was cussing the spark plugs and cussing them good.
OW they'll us!" cried JOs His speech short
Beneath him there sounded a banging report
And l. though I glanced round a him. new
Exactly the trouble; he'd blown a
And there my Flivver bear the weight
Of the news that alone could save AK from her fate
A ND all I remember folks standing by
n And asking what hills had made on the high,
And if the old motor kept cool all the while,
And how gallons she used the mile.
And making speeches which mostly
That Fivver is one bangup little bus"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Flowing

WATCH the farmer pillow; he's busy deity
mules and whaSks them with b0ugh One minute he Gee"
he pOds
and To
the Oldest hOe
will fOrevemore And he walks ods
pelt his beast his horse OK.
protected by Adams Newspaper sevcsj WALT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

It is not to be forgotten that Cervantes died this
April 300 years ago, and Shakspere will have to share
the tercentenary hOnoTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
7 ETTERS to THE
Il HERALD

(Au communications must bean the
signature Of the writer, but the name
will be withheld IL requested.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
How We Brought the
News From Client to AK

A modern version, based on Gen. Per
helped carry his column into Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

protected by Adams Newspaper service).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Preparedness Is Now Universally Favored Subject
All For 1t If 1t Doesn't Increase Living Cost
" HOWARD L. RANN.

and bring a stout yoke with ther
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22

N Cen Pershing's praise for the automobiles which
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-08-31

MEN sklepowych, kt6rych cieakie warun-
kl zycia pchaja Ia zejsze niby pole ham
by. Gdy sic raz trait szpony takich
handlarzy i W 5ciany takich nor rozpu-
sty, zwykle juz ratunku niema i Mode
zycie jest zywcem pogrebane. Han
dlarz opowiada dalej, jak sic chwyta
zrecznie upatrzone ofiary kryte do
rozki, lub automobile wywozi najprz6d
do dom6w "przygotowawczych" poza
miastem, tam si4a, gfodem, lub biciem
zmusza sic ofiare do posfuszenstwa, a
gdy Juz jest dose wyszkolona potulna,
puszcza sic W handel szerol1i.
PamietaG przytem trzeba, ze cicm-
nych istot, prowadzacych taxi proceder
handy ohydy, So setki tysiecy, re uIlry-
waja sic oni pod maskami platnych ko-
biet i meacZyzn, re straszliwy ten spiselc
ma czesc, zdrowie honor kobiet ma roz-
ga1ezienia swe wszedzie, ze policya
w}adze tn SO zwykle przekupione zfotem
i staja po ich stronie. Kto vice moze
powinien W obronie stanac wake pod
nieSc ratownictwo kobiety-kto? Gym
ile % L uAldldJ9 SJO"dILy SLeuId hODleCey
kluby, organizacye, niestety-w5r6d mas
-nie czyni4o sic Gotad ME czyni MO.
A jednak chwila bodai straszniei-
sza, niz te kt6re byfy dotqd-nadej56
moze to niezadfugo pc wojnie. Wyni-
szczenie Europy, zdziesiQtkowana lose
mezczyzn przez SmierG, choroby, kalec-
twa - wp4ynaG moze ma masowa emf
gracye dziewczat Ojczyzny naszej do
Stan. Zjedn. l czy konieczno5ciq wieo
wproSt ME jest, ably poczqtkowanie to
chlubne uczyni}a organizacya samo-
dzielna kObieca? Take "biuro piracy
infOrmacyi," dajqc naszym rodaczkom
tu przybywajacym pczciwe rady, pomoc,
wskaz6wli, otaczajqc je opieka protck-
eva - by1oby wagi ogromnej DaIej
"kursa wieczorne polsko angiesllie"
dla ME znajacych jczyka tego kraiu, da-
Toby broh i'm ratunkowa pred wyzy-
skiem, oszustwem zbrodniczem i byfoby
acknowledgement dla tel m}odziezy tax
osieroconej ma tel ziemi ZaS wszystko
razem jednocze$nie wiaza}oby serdecz-
ME organizacye nasza z og64em naszych
rodaczek W tym kraju, zachecaloby je
do }acznoSci 2 temi, kt6re Mich mySla
| dla mich czynia tenn samem klad4o
mocne fundamenty pod byt drogiego
nam Zwiazku Polek, pod dobro iego "a
r6wno moralne, jak materyalne, wioda-
ce ku przysz}oSci szeroldej, swietlanei
PatrZmy wiec W przysziOsG i-czynmY,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-08-31

HANBA krzywda kobiety, rozro-
sniete W ciagu wicklow do rozmia-
row potWornych, wciaz jeszcze kryia sic
W cieniu, wciaz jeszcze os}aniane So
Przykrywkami rozmaitemi skromnem
mllczenlem ust wielu wstydliwych, pod
czas gdy rzeczy tax straszne ohydy
pefne dzieja sic wszedzie tuz, tuz - biz
zlutko, ma odlegiosci reki prawie. ale
my wolimy oczy poboznie zamykae od-
Wracac sic Cd tych wstrzasajacych wi
dokow zycia. Pismo nasze raz po raz w
artyku{ach zasadniczych oswietla te
naJstrasznleJsza strone zycia kobiety,
celem naszym jest ME wstrzasanie ner-
WOW czytelniczek naszych, ami podawa-
ME ciekawych tylko wraze1, lecz napra-
wa zycia istotna, zacheta do czynu, do
dzlafanla, do ratowania losow kobiety 2
teJ strasznej, jak przepasc czarnej-nie-
doll.
NledaWno W artykule wstepnym
"Moralnosc - a pruderya" uwydatnie
pragneismy GAIA ob}ude demoraliza-
eye zycia spo}ecznego W Ameryce, pomi-
mo fa{szywie noszonej mask przyzwoi-
tosci niby przesadnej pruderyi. DIS
oto przychodza nam do reki fakty ma
gle, surowe, straszne, a stwierdzone
g4oSno pred kratkami odbywajacego
sic sqdu W Nowym Yorlu. Szczeg61y
tel g}osnej W ohydzie swej sprawy czer-
piemy "Dzien, Nar.," kt6ry podaie ie
GAIA Scisloscia ma miejscu naczelnem.
Prasa amery kanska rozpisuje sic szero-
ko tel novel dla niej sensacyi, ma4o
dbajqc moae tragedye straszliwa To-
SOW kobiet, kt6ra sic pod TEN kryje.
Sp6rzmy vice W skr6ceniu ma te
czarnq, ropiaca nedze zycia, kt6ra pod
bfyszczaca powierzchnia bytu kobiet,
pod szychem pi6r, jedwab, brylant6w,
kryje sic i szerzy zgniizne rosnaca. w
y. Yorku ujety zost4 jeden z gf6wnych
handlarzy "Aywym towarem" zyd
oh: Jusze Botwina, dziek sieci zastawio-
nej ma niego przez "Tow, Ochrony die
wezat." zdemaskowany zosta1 naresz-
Gle zbrodzie1 ten, prowadzacy straszny
proceder sw6j tuz Lat 81 bezkarnfe, tax
swietnie, il zostai nazwany "kr6lem
bialego niewohictwa," Process budz
gainteresowanie gf6wnie, dzieh cynicz-
ned otwartoscf, . kt6ra popisuje sic
wprost Botwina, odsfaniajac taiennice
tego czafnego procederu, W kt6rym sis
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1916-08-31

nurza} przez lata. Sp6jrzmy, jak moze
wygladaG istota ludzka, ktora take pie
k4o spraw W sobie nosi ukfada. Otto,
co m6wi tenn "Dz Mar" d. 25go
sierpnia:
"Botwina, jak kazdy zbrodniarz, dla
ktorego zycie ludzkie ME przedstawia
wartosci, ma wyglad odpychajacy. M!
plerwszy rzut Okla rozpoznae W MIN mos
INA wampira. Twarz wyrazu ma1py,
niskiem zarosnietem czole, rece d1ugie,
kosciste, Who's szczecinowaty, dolna war
ga zanadto naprz6d wysunieta, obwisfa
-oczy szare, ruchliwe, niespokojne. Ma
pytanla odpowiada, jakby najuczciwszy
swiecle robi1 interes to opowiada re
wszystkiemi szczeg61ami, gdyz vie, ze
teraz ME ujdzie wymiarowi sprawiedli-
wosci. Stosownie do iego zeznan. W sa-
mym tylko New Yorku corocznie jest
sprzedawanych 1000 dziewczat do roa-
nych dom6w nies}awy. Tysiace potrze-
ba dziewczat do innych miast, a '..inte-
res" jest prowadzony cd Nowego Yorku
po San Francisco, g}6wnie ma inii Pitts
burgh, Cleveland, Chicago, New Orleans
i Denver. Dziewczat potrzeba dostar-
czyc rok naprz6d. Ola New Yorku ma
rOk 1917 dostarczono juz 1900 dziew-
czat
"Metody do "chwytania" dziewczat
So rome. Dostarczaja ich W znacznym
procencie miasta, ale W daleko wick
Sym male osady wreszcie porty,
ktorych laduja przybyfe Europy bez
nalezytej opieki, diewczeta. Juz ma O.
kretach SO agenci, kt6rzy jadacym sa-
motnie dziewczetom obiecujq lub propo-
nujQ wyj5cie ia MAJ, albo tez dobre
miejsca piracy. Zazwyczaj nieswiadoma
rzeczy dziewczyna da sic zfapaG otrzy-
mule to "dobre" miejsce W domu ME
rzadu, gdyz agent tax sic juz MIA zaopie-
kuje, re zalezna ona jest juz zupe4no-
Sci Cd niego. Gdy dana dziewczyna jest
"a bardzo ostrozna, agent wykrada jej
pieniadze lub billet kolejowy, a nastep-
ME ofiarowuje jej swa pomoc, Zrozpa-
czona dziewczyna godi sic wreszcie na
ta us}uge, kt6ra nastepnie odpokutowu.
je przez cafe zycie."
Dalej ten "kr6l bia{cgo niewolnic-
twa" zeznaje, ze towar-to jest dziew-
czeta-przygotowuja hczni agenci Eu-
ropie, ale i Ameryka dostarcza massy,
1edne wiosek farm, kt6re sic lapia ma
fUda, okiecywane i'm przez naganiaczy,
inpe zn6w rekrutuia sis ddewczat
sskofmycb, robotnio fsbtycznych i pa
The Tupelo journal., 1916-12-22

pathy for this husband and these
mothrless children and pray God
that her influence left behind
may be the means of brining all
into the peaceful fold.
Write blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord from hence
forth: Yea saith the spirit, that
they may rest from their labors;
and their works do follow Them"
She was laid to rest beside her
father in the old Westmoreland
cemetery Lee county, Mississippi,
near her childhood home.
A friend,
] H L.