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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
1NNE W1ADoMosc1
MIEISKIE.

- DIS przypada l28-ma rocz
MICA wolnosci franouskiej. Rocz-
MICA ia bedzie obchodzona we
wielu miastach amerykanskich
re sympathy ola Francyi, ktorej
pomocy Ameryka zawdziecza
swa wolnoSc, a ktora W obecneJ
wojnie zn6w ola sprawy demo-
kracyi wolnosci swej i wszyst--
kich innych ludlow bohatersko
znosi wszelkie cierpienia. Ame--
rykahskie komitety mrzadzi}y
obchody ma dis pc poludniu W
parkach Lincolna, Washington
ma i Garfielda. Francuzi t~utejs;
wediug zwyczaju paryskiego u
rzadzaja bal W hall Czeskiej PREY
rogu III. 26tej i Albany Park.
- Wssprawie filmy migawko-
wei The Little American" Cd
bywaja sic W dalszym ciagu
przesluchy pred sedzia Saba
them. Przedstawienia tel filmy
w Chicago zakazai major Funk
houser. Wczorai "a pttdsta--
wieniem filmy zeznawali W So
die profesorowie uniwersyteccy
eskeperci Cd ~rozmaitych wydzia-
low century film migawkowych,
redaktorzy dziaiow obrazow mi
gawkowych / pracownicy spo}e-
czen. -
- Piorun uderzyl wczoraj vie
czorem podczas kroktiej lecz
gwattownej bury z piorunami
gradem w baraki we Fort She
ridan, gdzie sic twicza przyszli
o%ficerowie. Pozar powstaiy ME
d}ugo trivial. gdyz ma ratunek
przybiegli wszyscy cwiczacy sic
rekruci. ,.
- Wczoraj aresztowano kilku-
nastu innych wsp6lnikow, ktorzy
So wplatani W szulerke, jaka a.
prawialo we Fort Sheridan ~ ME
doszfych oficer6w. Me wyjawio-
no, jak z mimi wiadze
DR.. L. Hobbs Seymour, 40s6
Indiana ave-, zostaia uznana win
ma morderstwa W sadie krymi--
nalnym | skazana ma IA lat we
wiezieniu karnem. Oskarzona
byia O popeInienie kryminalhej O.
peracyi ma pannie A. Christopher
son, kt6ra umaria dnia 25go lutte
60. MAJ PAM Seymour jest adwo,
katem.
- Ma rok do 10 lat wiezienia
zostala skazana ,Kokomo Maud
Lindley z Kokomo, Ind, ktors
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
WIELKA M w BIZ.
DYNKU

w budynku federalnym, w
kt6rym mieSci sic poczta, sa1y
federalne ! inne biura fedcralne
znaleziono pred t%ygodrier1
wielka bonnie, kt6ra zawierala
lyle materyaiu wybuchowcgo,
re caiy budynek zburzy6by zdo}a-
Ia.
Dotychczas trzymano male
zienie bomby W tajemnicv i O.
becnie urzednicy oficyalnie mic
ME wyjawia, lecz z dobrych zr1-
del dowiedziano sic, re bombe
znalazi W suterenach jclen z
funkcyonaryuszy pocztowych iii
sko sail, z kt6rej wysy}a sic pocz
te tunelami pod2iemnym: do
sabstacyE. Doni6si natyc'. miast
O znalezieniu bomby do 'zefa
biura sledczego H. G.. Clrbaugha
ktory wdro2yi Sledztwo. lstnieIe
orzexonanie, Re bonnie pcd'ozW'
jeden q funkcyonaryus2ych
pocztowych, gdyz Mkt inny do
sail wejSc ME moze. Mimo sta
rannych poszukiwah ME IN; lie
zione innych bomb.
Bomba byfa bardzo podobna
do maszyny piekelnej. Pos}ano
ia do egzaminacyi do Cniwersy,
tetu chicagoskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
D ZABIJA POLL
CYANTA PoDCZAS RABUN-
XII w RANKU.


Czterech rabusiow otoczyfo
wczoraj pred poludniem auto
mobil, w ktorym miano zawiezc
$4,000 w skrzyni do banku
Live Stock Exchange Bank Z
hanku Chicago City Bank and
Trust Co., pnr. 1888 South Hal
sted III. AutOmobil jeszcze ME
ruszyt z miejsca. Edward
Wyatt, p~ostaniec banku Chica-
go, zajal zaledwo miejsce W au'
tomobilu, a obok niego policyant
Peter Bulfin, gdy zjawili sic
bandyci z wyciagnietymi re-
wolwerami.
Dramat rozegrai sic W bardzo
krotkim czasie. Zanim policyanr
zdolal wyciagnac REVOLVER, ra-
busie strzelili do niego i ma mieJ-
sou zabili. KuIa ugodzila go W
SERGE.
Jeden z rabusiow siegnai Pc
worek, zawierajacy $50 W piecio'
cent6wkach ! czmychnqt Z inny-
mi do AUTOMOBILE, w ktorym pia-
tv RADIUS czekai nd mich W po'
tl;zu. ~
Procz interesantow w banku
! przechodniow ma ulicy. Swiad-
klein morderstwa i rabunku by
take F. H.. Holtorff, kasyer
tanku, ktory wybiegt Z rewolwe-
rem i dal kilka strzafow, co ban
tow sploszyto i uratowaio skrzy-
ME za~wierajaca $4,000
Bandyci skrecili ma III. 62-ga, a
rastepnie ma Normal ave. i pre-
padli, zanim zdoiano ich dope
die.
Bandyci widocznie obawiali sic
re policyant jeszcze lyle ! ze
moze bye przeciw MIN giownynr
Swiadkiem, skoro zostana ujeci.
gdyz ME wielej jak 10 minut pc
zbrodni, ktoS telefonowai do
banku ! zapytal sic operatorki
CIV policyant zyje. Gdy opowie-
Gziala, re ME, CLOS odPari: DO
b7ze".
Detektywi miejscy natych,
Mast wdrozyli sledztwo. RozPo-
ozeli cd poszukiwan "a cziowie'
klein, ktory poufna drOga do
wiaduje sic o przewozie wielkict
sum 2 bankow do SHADOW i ia
bryk. Podejrzany jest funkcyo'
naryusz, ktory zdradza tajemni'
&c bankowe bandytom. SzeI
Schuettler lyle wagi przywiazu'
lie do sledztwa, re czekal W SVEN
biurze ma raporty do poznej go,
dziny wieczorem.
w obiawie ma dom PREY rogr
rlic 43-ciej ! Nincennes areszto'
wano 3 osob podejrzanych, a W
innych miejscowosoiach II o
sob. Peter Gentleman, znany
licznych awantur robotniczo-u
nijnych, byl egzaminowany. Pc
szukiwany Jest take Jack King
kt0rego fOtOgrafia jest W gale
ryi kryminalistow.
Automobil, ktory rabusie uzy
wall, znaleziono przy rogu ulic
Rhodes ave. ! 33-ciej. Identyfi
kowali go Swiadkowie. Jes'
wlasnoscia T. E. Malloy'a, Pnr
1915 St. Lawrence ave-, ktory
est agentem byznesowym uni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

itl. 44O ORSioNOlO" oPoi"N'
migawkowych. Malloy utrzymu-
ie, re automobil zosta{ skradzio-
nv we czwartek wieczorem pred
domem pnr. AS E. 43-cia Ill.
gdzie Malloy spedzif noe.
Policyant Bulfin p~ozostawii
zone i siedmioro dzieci. Miesz-
kai pnr. 6543 Bishop III. Liczyi
lat 40 i policyantem by} Cd lat
siedmiu. w zesziym tygodnin
policyant Bh1lfin otrzymal medal
i'm. c. H. Harrisona "a bohater-
Stwo.
TRAGICZNA POMYLKA: JE-
DEN ZABITY, DWoCH RAN
NYCH.
Detektywi miejscy w jednym
automobilu wzieli policyanta /
jego dw6ch towarzyszy w innym
automobilu "a rabusiow, ktorzy
wkrotce ~przedtem obrabowali
wyszynk. Nastapi}a strzelanina,
W ciagu ktorei zanim pomyfks
odkryto, jeden cziowiek zostal
zabity, a .dw6ch pokalecz onych,
z ktorych jeden jest policyan,
tenn.
Fatalna pomyfka byla bezpo-
Srednim rezultatem rabunku we
wyszynku L. c. Kashnera pnr.
551S S. State ul.. a poSrednim
rezultatem zbrodni pred BAN
klein PREY Halsted i 63-ciej vi.
Czterech rabusiow wPadio do
wyszynku Kashnera i zabraio
$3.50 W gotowce, oraz zegarek
zloty wartoSci S25. RAPPORT o TEN
nadeslano do stacy Englewood
gdzie szef detektywow miej-
skich Mooney konferowat Z kap.
Ryanem W sprawie mordu poll
cyanta.
Kilku 'detektywow natych-
miast wskoczyio do automobile
! udaio sic ma miejsce
Tymczasem rabunek zauwazy'
C. Peterson, wiaSciciel garazu
naprzeciwko wyszynku. Wezwai
policyanta c. Christello ! PREY
j"aciela J. Mooney, wszyscy
wsiedli do automobilu i PuScill
sic w pogoh "a rabusiami, skre'
caiac ma III. 55-ta. w tel chwili
nadjechai automobil z detekty-
wami re stacy Englewood. Ma
chodniku staia grenada ludzi,
z kt6rych jeden krzyknaS: Tam
oni jada p, wskazujac ma auto
mobil P~etersona, Jeden z dete-
ktyw6w kauai mu sic zatrzyr7ac.
Widocznie ten ME siyszal i po-
jechal dalej III. State. Nast2pifa
nj stad nj zowad ob%ustronna
strzelanina, W ktorej kula trait
Ia Petersona W glove, dwie kule
trafi}y policyanta, jedna W reke
druga W noge, oraz Mooney
take odni6si rane W noge.
Jedna kula take wpadia do
apteki F. P. Kennedy'ego pnr.
1856 S. State vi. gdzie niema'
trafila zone klerka, a druga dc
wyszynku H. Berkmana, oboE
po4ozonego, gdzie przelec!ala
mad Giovanni kilku gosci | potiu,
kia zwierciadla.
Mo4na sobie wyobrazit uczu-
cia detektyw6w, 'gdy sic przeko,
NAH o swej okropnej pomy'ce.
P~etersona zawteziono do tru-
piarni, a poiicyanta Mooney
A. ,gDItoIo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
OSOBISTE.

Do Panstwa Czes}awa i Leoka-
dyi z Blaszkowskich, Szaleckich,
1925 - 23cia utica, zawitat bo-
ciek i zostawii i'm piekna corecz.
Ike, wazaca IA funt6w. Chora "a
jeia sic Akuszerka F. R~ogozihska.
1913 Elston ave. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Jeden okret odplywa do Ro
syi 28-go lipca, a drugi 2-go sier.
pnia. Postaraj sic zaraz o billet
(Szyfkarte). Udaj sic do Bankn
Polskiego, Northwestern Trust
and Savings Bank, 1901 Milwau-
kee avenue, rog Division ulicys
,,Biaiy Naroznik." (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
RABUNEK w
ULICZNYM.

Czterech rabusiow w autonlo-
blu zatrzymalo ubieg}ej nocy
juz DO p6inocy tramwaj uliczny
n a rogu ulic Ashland ave. / 1+tci
Z jakim rezultatem dotychcza:
ME wiadomo, poniewaz gdy de,
tektywi przybyli ma miejsce ze
swym szefem Mooney'em, tram
waiu luz tam ME bylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

Dzisiaj o godzinie Gel rano z domu
zaloby pnr. 1880 Chaplin ul., do ko-
scioia Sw. Trolley, a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha, odbyf sic
pogrzeb Sp. Franciszka Gorzki, kt6ry
utonal, gdy tramwai e~lektryczny
przepelniony turystami wykolei} sic
prey wodospadach Niagary, w New
Yorku.
Sp. Franciszek Gorzka bawii W
Niagara, n. Y, ma w~akacyach' Zatru-
iniony on byi przez firme Lyon and
nealey. Zmar{y pozostawia make /
szsSciu braci I siostr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
Do czIOnk6w ! c1lOnkih Polskiego
Tow. Osw. W Ameryce

Tow OSW. w HMcTyCc.
Z~wyczajne p~osiedzenie P. 7. o. W
Ameryce, odbedzie sic W niedziele,
dn. Is lipca, o godzinie Tel wieczo-
rem, ma kt6re zaprasza szan. cz1on--
kow I przyjaci6i P. L. o. uprzejmie
zaprasza - Czcsiaw Tomczyhski, Sc
kretarS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
ZLODZIEI O.
GRABILO PRZYBYsZA z


Taylora, milionera, ktory jest
prezesem wielkiej i s}ynnej go,
rzelni w Louisville i Frankfort,
KY, doni6sf we czwartek policyi
jak kilku naciagaczy, podaja7
cych sic "a osoby zamozne
wybitne. uraczylo go trunkaml W
kilku restauracyach i gdy by1 W
stanie nieprzytomnym, ograblio
60 z Sc, 700 W gotowce i $l,7O0
W bizuteryach.
Taylor opowiedzia}, re przy--
jechai z Frank Lick, Ind, do
Chicago i stana} w Edgewater
Beach Hotel ,gdzie miai spot
kac swa zone, majaca przybyc Z
dwojgiem dzieci Z Nowego Yor-
ku. w srode popoludniu udal
sic Go Sr6dmieScia, gdzie bar
tender" PREY barre" w hotelu
Palmer House przedstawii go
niejakiemu Kingowi, ktory wnet
sic zaprzyjaznil i prosil go do
hotelu De Jonghe pc drugiej IT,
"
icy gdzie znajdowali sic jego PREY
jaciele, .prezes kompanii Pull
man." jego iona oraz iona BAN
kiera Z Detroit. katWowierny
przybysz z Kentucky udai sic re
spryciarzem. Wickes, rzekomy
,,prezes kompanii Pullman, "a
prosi& wszystkich do swego att
tomobilu i udali sic cd gospody
kilkadziesiat mil ma pofnoc cd
Chicago zwanej The House
that Jack Built. Taylor bawil
sic znakomlcie we Weso1em TO-
warzystwie. Kobietom pokazai
sw6j Htoty zegarek wysad7hny
40 .dyamentami i brylantowy pier
scieh. Me jpamieta. jak wr6cii
do Chicago. Zbudzi} sic w czwa-
tex O p6znej godzinie rano W no
telu ma rogu ulic Broadway /
Lawrence. Chtopiec jego j~eszcze
hyt PREY MIN. lecz wesole iowa
rzystwo zntkfo.
Taylor natychmiast zagodzil
adv. c. E. Erbsteina | detekty-
wow. Opowiedziaf i'm, jak iowa
rzvsze i tewarzyszki jego wygla
dali. Utrzymywai,, re Kinga WI
Gzja{ we French Lick. WCZOraI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14

skradia automobil B. Cartwright
ia, pnr. 1884 Franklin ave.
- 43 bomby starego typu Una
leziono wczoraj ma wagonie, nala-
dowanym starem zelaztwem, kto-
re przeznaczone byio ola E. St.
Louis. Wagon przybyl z jednegc
z Mast wschodnich. Bomby "a
brano do budynku federalnego.
gdzie je egzaminowano. Podobno
sa niebardzo szkodliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-14
SPRZEDAz o BEE IL
CENCYI BEDZ1E "a
KAZANA.

Szef policyi Schuettler w zy-
Gle wprowadzi ordynans m!ejskl,
pred dwoma laty przyjetv, kto-
ry zakazuje wystawiaria W
oknach i sprzedazy broni palnej
be- licencyi.
Przez diva lata toczyla sig
walka sadowa przeciw temu or
dynansowi. Najwyzszy Trybu-
mai Stanowy pred niejakim
czasem wreszcie wydal decyzye,
uznajaca ordynans jake konsty-
tucyjny. Sedzia wyzszy Smith
wobec tego wczoraj cofnai "a
kay sadowy, kt6ry wyda} pred
dwoma laty przeciw wprowa-
dzeniu ordynansu W zycie.
Welding ordynansu zezwole-
ME Cd szefa policyi jest koniecz-
ne, zanim ktokolwiek kupit mo-
re revolver. Gdy ordynans PREY
jeto, epidemic zbrodnia graso--
wala W mieScie, kt6ra spodzie--
wano sic ukr6cit ograniczeniem
sprzedazy broni palnej.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
if nuieting title.

if quoting title.
Succession Edward Monroe
putting in possession, judgment
for plaintiff.
DR.. Guy A. Shaw vs.. John Ed
ridge, Judgment for plaintiff.
Widow Louis Thioodeaux vs..
Bank Of Jeanerette in liquidation.
judgment permitting Injunction.
Succession Jos. DcIcambre
Judgment placing heirs in posses
sion.
Mrs Anna Drago. wife VS. Frank
Alfano, judgment for plaintiff de-
erecting separation of property
City of New liberia VS.. S. 0.
Nuckolls~ ct ais, Judgment for de-
PENDANT, affirming decision lower
Court.
Succession Dudley Avery. judy
ment making inheritance tax alb
solute granting partition as
for.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
WAR REGISTRATION IN
IBERIA 1886.

On Tuesday last, registration
day, every man in the Parish be-
tween the ages Of Fl and 81 pre-
sented himself at the booths which
had been provided by Sheriff Lam
dry to enable the Government to
learn how many were available
for military duty in this Parish.
Numerous citizens throughout
the Parish volunteered their serv-
ices to act as commissioners and
from what we learn there was not
single Stacker. The total en-
rollment, both white and black
was two thousand three hundred
and eighty six, of which there
were 1888 whites and 1908 ne
groes. By wards they were reg
istered as follows:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
RED CROSS NOTES.

In looking over the press
notices Of how Registration Day
was observed i'll many places, it
was a source Of qualification to
the writer yesterday in going up
and down Main Street, to note
that Iberia needed not the strains
of martial music, nor parades,
nor any demonstration, but love
of our Land Of Liberty, to have
the flower of her young manhood
to go up and pledge their lives,
if need be, for the Country that
has given us SO much in the past.
We know not how soon "Our
Boys" will be called, and this
thought must have been with the
large number Of members of the
Red Cross who responded to the
call for workers for "Our First
Sewing party at the High
School. These asewing meetings
will be held every Tuesday and
Thursday at the same place from
three o clock in the afternoon.
There is something that every
man, woman and child in this
Parish can do for the Red Cross
and let us get to work and think
what we can do that will serve
this noble organization best and
do it.
We are planning a great 4th
of July celebration on that date
and this notice is given so that
no other organization will make
any plans, but leave this day clear
for the Red Cross. An outline OF
the program will appear in our
notes of next week. This is a
date that every patriotic Ameri-
can will want to do something
for his Country and you cannot
do a better thing this year than
help the Red Cross.
G.. B. O.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
CIVIL CASES TRIED BY
JAMES SIMON.

Among the cases tried by James
Simon this week at this term Oh
the Civil Court were the follow
ing:
Leon Dreyfus vs.. Leo Conrad
Judgment maintaining defendant 5
exception.
Succession Robt. Cade Taylor
homologation final account.
Joseph Goldberg vs.. Paul Nor
70, Judgment for plaintiff on re-
vival Of Judgment
Succession Emerite Dore, Judg-
ment homologating final account
Succession Alice BOdin, Judg-
ment homologating final account.
j. Grossman Sons vs.. DR.. Guy
A. Shaw, dismissed at plaintiff S
costs.
Succession Edward Monroe,
Judgment making inheritance tax
rule absolute.
J. Grossman Sons VS.. A. Viator,
Judgment for plaintiff reversing
judgment.
Sidney Priscilla vs.. John Ed
ridge ct ais, Judgment for plant
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
COMMENCEMENT AT MOUNT
CARMEL.

The Sisters Of our popular
Mount Carmel School have issued
invitations to the patrons and
friends of that institution to be
present with them on the occasion
of their commencement exercises.
The young ladies who will be
awarded diplomas this year are
Misses Inez DeBlanc and Olivia
Martin; Stenography and Type
writing, Misses Ada Hymel,
Jeanne Deshotels. Mabel Ho-
worka, Maule Guelfo, Floretine
FACES, Inex DeBlanc and Irma
Vuillemot. Typewriting, Misses
Jeanne Gonsoulin and Master En-
NETT Muntz. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for St.
Berehmans Boys School on June
18th at 4 80 in the afternoon. On
Sunday the 18th an elaborate mus
zeal program will take place which
viii be concluded on Tuesday,
June 10Th. The patrons of Mt.
Carmel and the citizens generally
of New iberia as well as other
parts of the State annually look
forward to attend the interesting
exercises conducted by the able
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
l. S, SEALY MAYOR ANOTHER TERM,
Defeats Albert J. Broussard by Ninety votes.
A. A. Girard Won Over j. Suberbielle by 19
Votes for Commissioner Of Finance
L. F. Villermin will serve Four Years More
Trustee of Public PrQnertu

The election for City Commits
sioners of New Iberia, to serve
another four years took place last
Monday and the citizens of New
Iberia overwhelmingly reelected
our present Mayor, Hon. II. ).
Sealy and Mr.. Lawrence f. Vii
lermin, Trustee of Public Safety
and Trustee of Public Property to
serve them another four years.
There was but one change and that
was the office of Commissioner OF
Finance, Mr.. A. A. Girard hav-
ing defeated Mr.. J. ?. Suberblelle
by some nineteen votes. In this
race were four candidates, and it
was very evident from the be-
ginning of the campaign that the
voters would take advantage of
their right to vote their 2nd and
3rd choice as well as that OF the
first, that it would only be after
the votes were counted before the
result would become known. Mr..
Suberbielle polled fourteen more
first choice votes than Mr.. Girard,
but fell short on seconds and
thirds to such an extent that he
lost the election by nineteen and
as a consequence Mr.. Suberbielle
will step down and out to make
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09

room for his successor. Mr.. Gil.
rard IS extremely popular and
says he will do his utmost to work
in harmony with the two other
members Of the Board of Trustees
for the advancement Of New Ibe-
ria. From the very beginning of
the contest for the other two off
ces it was very patent that Mayor
Sealy and Mr.. Villermin could
not be defeated. We dare say
had the elec ton taken place a
month earlier both of their ma
iorities would have been larger.
The citizens generally seem to be
well satisfied with the result and
it behooves everybody to work
with them in making a success of
the administration. The c.m-
paign was conducted on a high
plane and no mud singing in
dulged in by any Of the aspirants
seeking offices. 1t is true several
thousand dollars was lost and
won on the result of the election,
but there was no bitterness what
ever and most everybody has al
ready put their minds on their
business, feeling assured the inter
ests of our little City will be in
safe hands.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
Communicated.
HAS THE WORLD GONE
INSANE?

1t would seem so! In the
average newspaper Of today YOU
see little but confusion and con-
tradictions. No unity Of thought,
or consensus of opinion. One day
we (women) are told we must use
the utmost economy and industry
to tide our country over this war
period, which some Of our brave
optimists Newton d. Baker, for
instance says may last twenty
years, and require from now, on,
untold billions of dollars for war
and indefinite preparedness; and
the next we are urged to spend
money as prodigally as possible,
or we will embarrass tradesmen
and ruin business.
Sometime since we were encour-
aged to buy up such foodstuffs as
would not deteriorate by time,
and store up other necessities
against a rise in prices. Now we
are instructed not to do so, as such
buying is calculated to run our
grocers and small merchants out
ofLbusiness. and thus destroy com
petition.
Every one with sense enough
to come in out Of the rain, knows
for the ever climbing high cost of
living which must continue while
these wars last; but recently L
saw in the newspapers a state
ment to the effect that we women
are to blame for it. Yesterday /
mentioned the absurdity Of the
charge in the presence of a to-
bacco worm, whose wife supports
him by keeping an eating place,
only to have him concur most
vociferously in the charge. He
had to admit that occasionally you
did find a thrifty, provident and
economical woman, but the vast
majority threw away in thelr own
kitchens enough to feed five fam
lies of starving people.
SO my dear sister women, all
that is left for us since our liege-
lords are engaged in che holy
work of exterminating each other,
is to hold such home as we may be
| able to command, take care of
what we can get. work unceas-
ingly in house garden and truck
patch, ever holding ourselves in
readiness to rush to the front to
nurse wounded soldiers, manufac-
ture ammunition, or join in the
work of destruction, if the ex-
igencies of war should demand
the sacrifice. Our little children,
the sick, the weak, the aged, the
helpless must not for a moment
block the wheels of progress.
True, we are yet allowed to go
to church, but only such churches
as are recruiting offices for the
army, are popular nowadays. Anv
priest or preacher who has the
temerity to publicly proclaim
from his pulpit the wickedness Of
human slaughter. is not only
branded as pestilent fellow, but
is in danger of being mobbed.
Wholesale mobilization is now the
order of the day.
Yes, you can pray for peace
too. Nobody objects to that.
Morninv nonu and night vou can
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09

feryently pray for peace, But to
become a co-worker with God in
an effort to restore sanity to our
own, and the battle torn peoples
of Europe, is to be classed as a
German spy, and threatened with
Imprisonment and death as | have
twice been in this good city OF
Atlanta recently.
Josie Thorpe Price.
Atlanta, Ca, June 9th.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09

The income tax will take S15,-
100000 year from Henry Ford.
and yet the chances are he is so
deficient in lung power that he
viii not be able to put up part
icle more roar than we will over
the few struggling coins that a
gloating revenue collector is wait
ing until the last dav of grace for
us to hand over.-Post.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-09
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