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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
MON DAY.
The Clyde D. Armour murder my

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Missing since the afternoon of October 90, when he was
seen motoring from Las Vegas toward Santa Fe, Clyde Ar
mour is now known to have been killed by a heavy charge of
shot fred into the back of his neck, severng the arteries and
causing him to bleed to death. Six shot were taken from
Armour's skull late last night by County Physician E. l.
Ward who made an examination of the bones now at the under
taking establishment of G. A. Rising on Upper Palace avenue
The skull, vertebrae and other bones of the murdered man,
found Sunday, will be held here as evidence against Gilbert
w. Blancett, of Friday Harbor, Washington, now being hur-
ried to Santa Fe to answer the charge Of numbering Armour
and stealing his automobile. lie is expected to arrive to.
morrow.
The discovery Of part Of the skeleton of what was once the
powerful, athletic young chief clerk Of the Northwestern rail
way at Sioux City, Iowa, came as the dramatic close yester.
day to a long search for the missing man, begun when the
Santa Fe New Mexican first announced that a coldhlooded
murder had doubtless been perpetrated in Santa Fe county.
The first news of the discovery of the remains of Armour
came shortly after noon when a long-distance message from
Carlos Dreamer, at Pecos, stated that Antonio Sandoval y
Grego, a native living pa miles above Glorieta, had discovered
a human skull and vertebrae in the hills, 800 yards to the left
Of the Las Vegas-Santa Fe road, and about two and a half
miles above the station at Glorieta.
Dog Leads Owner to Skeleton
Marvellous y indeed, was the manner in which Antonio sandoval came
the disappearance of Clyde Armour, but furnishes evidence o which the
state may work in prosecuting for the murder. Incidentally, it aho brings
to sandoval the handsome sum of $1,000 reward offered by the Armour
family.
black dog running around with something in his month Tnisw vas .hont
s o'clock Sunday morning. | did not pay much attention to the dog until
| suddenly noticed he had a human shinbone with a black shoe on it. l
took my dog out on the road and he kept looking up into my face and then
running along as though to lead me somewhere.
The little dog took me down the road and across the hills. And after
had climbed about 300 yards over the hills, which were covered with a
light fall Of snow, ! found in a n arroyo the skeleton Of a man. Perhaps
it some clothes badly torn"
AS soon as sandovals discovery had been pboned to Santa Fe the
I. Dunlavy' representing the Armour family, asked Undertaken c. A. Rs-
ing to go with him. Accompanying Mr. Dunlavy and Mr.. Rising vas Dr..
- $3.50 t &
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
BOYER ITEMS
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Minnie Dobbert came home from a
visit with her brother, Charles. at
Rockwell City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Taylor and fam
lily were visitors at the Ben Peterson
home Sunday evening.
Esther Butler, who has been at the
home Of ElwoOd Anderson, left for her
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Cornish and
baby were visitors at the Geo. Swartz
home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Dozark and Louise Nissen
were shopping in Denison Saturday
afternoon.
Gust Anderson was visiting at Boy.
er Friday. nr7@t
Mrs. julius Cornish"s mother and
two children left for their home last
week.
Mrs. Jurgensen died Friday morn.
ing and was buried Sunday.
Elvera Taylor was a visitor at the
Ben Peterson home over Sunday.
Hank Simons- and family were call.
ers at Denison Wednesday to do some
shopping. -
Hester Lingle was caller in Boyer
Saturday between trains.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovar and son,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
DEFIANCE IS TO
HAVE NEWSPAPER
r. .. Shepard, Of Usage, to Take Over
Suspended Enterprise at Defiance
-Eirat Issue Soon to Appear.
DR.. MEYER NOW IN THE SOUTH
Well Known Defiance Doctor Promot-
ed to Captaincy ana IS Located at
Fort OgeithDrpe, Ga.
DEFIANCE Dec. lS-Special-

DEFIANCE, Dec. 1o--Special-
Friends of DR. v J. Meyer will be
interested to learn that he is now on
duty at Fit. Ogelthorpe, Ga. and has
been promoted to captain. The camp
is located at Chicamauga Park. noted
during the civil war and the Spanish
American war When off duty the
doctor has taken trips up Lookout
mountain, Signal mountain, Mission
airy Ridge and other historic points OF
interest.
R. D Shepard, of Usage, who ar.
rived last week with his family, is
busy at present equipping his printing
Office, which is located in the building
Just west of the meat market. He ex-
poets to issue the first copy Of the De-
1iance Independent on December 9th.
The pupils of the seventh grade of
the Defiance high school served coffee
and sandwiches and sold fancy work
articles which they had made at school
in Jenkins cafe Saturday afternoon.
The proceeds amounted to about twen-
ty dollars, and will be used for Y. w.
c. A. fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Hulsebus and
children returned Sunday evening
from Leigh, Neb., where they had been
to attend the wedding of the formers
son, Sidney Hulsebus, and Miss Ella
Housman on Friday, December l4th.
Sam Hulsebus took possession last
week of the Rosman garage which he
recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Blakeslee receiv-
ed word from their son. Merle, of Chi
cago that he has enlisted with the
telegrapher5' battalion and expects to
be in France by the first Of January.
He was appointed a noncommissioned
lieutenant. ~AS'
There was no school Thursday and
Friday as the teachers We're attending
the teachers institute at Harlan.
Miss Iva Haskins went to Perry Fri
day to spend a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Curl and little
daughter left Sunday evening for their
home near Golva, N. d.
Orrin Sharp was a Sioux City pas
senger Monday morning.
Misses Title kobold and Edna Mol
len were Harlan visitors the latter part
of the week.
, VIM Wheatley, Paul Welsh, Tony
Machura, Bert Jensen and Nick kenkle
are those from Defiance who will leave
for FIT. Ward, Wash, on December
10Th.
Mrs Luther Brasel and children
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I Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Edgington and
little folks, from near Mapleton, were
Sunday guests in the Harry Walker
home.
James McGrath and Will kroeger
attended the VIM. Bretthauer sale last
Wednesday.
Misses Mildred and Leila York, Ag-
mes McGrath, Ellen, Henrietta and
Loretta Murphy and Ted Samuelson
and Dell Penney were entertained at
the c. P. Baker home Sunday evening.
Mrs. e. NJ. Owens returned to her
home near Denison Friday after a
good visit in the home of her uncle,
James McGrath. She was accompan-
led by her mother who will visit there
a few days and then go to Dunlap for
short visit with relatives.
Ted Samuelson came Friday to help
Mr.. York finish picking corn.
Mrs. J. P. Murphy and daughter
Mrs Owens, spent Thursday afternoon
at the H. e. Dorale home.
Misses Mildred and Leila York
spent Sunday afternoon at the James
McGrath home.
Will Truelsen, wife and little son
were Sunday visitors at the William
Kroeger home.
Miss Elsie Dorale went to Neville
Monday to spend few days with her
sister, Mrs. Walter Schwarz.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

went to Malvern Friday to spend a
few days at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McCord.
William Young, Jr. came up from
Omaha to help his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Young, ST., celebrate
their thirty-seventh wedding annivers-
airy Sunday. He returned to Omaha
Monday and will report for duty at
TT. Omaha on the 18th, having recent.
ly enlisted.
Mrs. Al Zirschling and children ar.
rived Friday from Lead, S. D., for an
indefinite visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Mitchell.
Rudolph Schneider, who attends col.
lege at Prairie du Chem, Wis. arrived
the latter part of the week to spend
the holidays with relatives in Defiance.
Claude Howe returned Saturday
from Rodney, where he spent several
days baling some hay which he had
purchased.
Mrs. Andrew Bauer and children, Of
Portsmouth, spent a few days last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Book.
Miss Jennie Muller and sister, Mrs.
ElwOOd Curl, were in Omaha on bust
ness Friday.
Glen Smutz is in Omaha this week
taking course in embalming. Mrs.
Smutz and baby are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, near Den
ison during his absence.
Miss Edna Nollen was pleasantly
surprised on the evening Of the 18th by
a number of her friends in honor OF
her birthday Refreshments were serv-
ed and splendid time reported.
Mrs. Tyler, of Bagley, visited the
latter part of the week with her
friend, Mrs. Warren Reams.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Paul, were visitors at the Frank Do
lark home Friday evening.
Nels Taylor came home from Texas
last Friday. While there he purchas-
ed 40 acres Of land.
Mrs. Emil Mauritz was a caller in
Boyer one day last week.
Ruth Peterson was a visitor at the
Ben Peterson home between trains on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Paulson were
visitors at the Wilbur Perry home on
Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Those overworked natural causes
that brought about the Halifax eX-
plosion may have been the same live
natural causes with 'VOn'' on their
names that made all the other disas-
tecS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

: After spending only twice what
they can afford instead of three times
as much, many people feel SO proud
of their thrift that they then proceed
to have blowout. ~ .r..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

1t is perfectly safe for the women
to go into the Christmas bargain coun-
ter rushes if they provide themselves
with a football nose and ear guards.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
The Russian Bolsheviki ought to-
spell their name Botcheviki. ~

While the soldiers shiver in UNI
heated barracks, the congressman
that held up appropriations for them
live in swell steam heated apartments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Everybody is paying more for ev-
erything, and yet everyone complains
that he isn't making as much money
as usual.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

The man who sent away dollar
to the person who advertised a Sc,
cure preventive of automobile thieving
received the wise reply, Sell the car
and put the money in a Liberty bond "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

The farmers claim they ara short
OF seed, and the government is doing
its best to meet the situation by dis
tributing morning glory and sweet
pea packages.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

che %ustronie, a " miejsce licznej
sluzby zasta1a tylko dwoje sta
rych ludzi kt6rzy pilnowali tego
miejsca.
Wkr6tce pc jej przybyciu MAJ
opuscif ia m6wiac re sic udaje do
Niemiec; pc kilku tygodniach pc
wr6ci1 j powiedzia1 jej re byl ME
mieckim szpiegiem j przyja1 miej
see cz1onka niemieckiej tajnej pc
licyi, re jego obowiazkiem jest IL
1atwiac niemcom sprawe W Rosyi
i formowac niezgode i zaburzenia
Hrabina poda1a W SVEN oskar-
zeniu, re on stawa} sic ola niej:
okrutnym a czesto szczypa} ia W
nos i W piersi. Me osmieli}a sic
nawet skarzyc DO by} bardzo po-
w 1914 r. powrocili do Buka--
resztu gdzie usilowaf urzadzic z
RumQnia wciagniecie narodu W
wojne pc stronie Niemiec. Zmu-
szcni byli W kr6tce opuscic kraj
uciekli do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
przez Syberye i Chiny. Wylado-
wall i osicdlili sic w Seattle 20go
czerwca, 1915 a bedac tam staral
Isle podburzac W tel sekcyi Japon
czyk6w przcciw Stanom Zjedno-
'czonym lccz zawi6df sic.
P6znicj udali sic do ma}ego mia
stcczka W p6fnocnej Dakocic a
pc nicdfugim czasic opuscif ja i
powrocif do Niemicc. Wtenczas
ona udala sic do Minneapolis, IL
rzadzi}a sobic micszkanic i rozpo-
cze1a starania sic rozw6d przeciw
swcmu mezowi, ktorc tcraz ME SO
%potrzcbnc Z powodu otrzymania
wiadomosci 0 jcgo Smicrci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Byla uwielu doktorow.

jcdenastu lat by}am chora ia e.
czcme' - pisze PAM X. Andcr--
son Z kinaston, n. ID. -"W po-
szukiwaniu "a ulga radzi}am sic
wiclu doktor0w, lecz bezskutccz-
ME. W6wczas z~acze}am uzywac
Ora. Piotra Gomozo, a pc uzyciu
oko1o szesciu butelek, poczu}am
sic zupe}nie uleczona. Me donna
lam powt6rzenia sic choroby ami
ME zauwazyfam najmniejszych
jej objaw6w przcz ostatnie try
lata.' Ora. Piotra Gomozo Jest
znanem pc ca4ym swiecie jake mai
loskonalsze lekarstwo ma czyszcze
liie krwi. Me jest ono sprzedawa-
mem W aptekach. Jezeli jestescie
zainteresowani, piszcie do wy4acz
nych w1ascicieli, DR.. Peter Fair
ney 4 Sons Co. 1925 So. How're
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
UCzMY DzlECI NASzE CzYTAt, PlSAC
movie Pc .POLSKU.
HRABlA 90 SzPlEClEM.
Zabity we W}oszech.

Adwokat p. Mcndow W Minnca
polls, kt6ry sic staraf o rozw6d
Ola zony hrabicgo - szpicga, hra
biny Sylvii, otrzymat w tych
dniach zawiadomicnic u Wloch,iz
hrabia Vasil Dcmctrief, tajny a.
gent rzadu nicmicckicgo zabity
Zostaf W ataku ma wloSkim from
Gle, j staranic sic o rozwod ME
Jest potrzcbnc. Taxa samq wiado-
nose otrzymala hrabina Silvia,
znajdujaca sic obccnic W P6ln.
Dakocic cd ambassadors hiszpan1s-
kiego z Bcrna W Szwajcaryi.
Hrabia, podhug opowiadania :je
go zony byf tajnym szpiegiem ME
mieckim i zoStaf poslany do Ru-
munii W 1914 r. zaraz ma poczat-
ku wybuchu wojny, azeby sic sta
ral pr0bowac wszystkich srodk6w
naklonicnia rzadu rumunskiego
do stania pc stronic Niemiec. Jest
on rodowitym Rosyaninem i po-
siada dwic majetnoSci niedaleko
cd Pctrogradu. DO Amcryki PREY
byf razcm = hrabina W 1915 +. W
~intercsic propagandy niemieckicj.
Jcj obrohca Mcndow b,edzic sic
tcraz staraf o majatck hrabiego
ola jcgo zony, kt6ry ma wynosic
. miliony wartoSci. Prey rozpocze
ciu starania o rozw6d hrabina po-
wiada}a, zc jedna z jego majetno
sci gdy wyszla "a hrabiego " Blu
kareszcie W Rumunii byla tylko
ma}a micjscowoscia " 1914 r. skla
dajaca sic z kilku morg6w dzikich
moczaro0w, W sekcyi zarosfej drzc
Wen, W Rosyi wsrod kt6rych sta
la ma}a chatka sloma kryta. Chez
ona podiac akcye azeby odzyskac
miejscowosc, objasmajac z nacis-
klein to miejsce, powiada jej O.
brolca.
Zamiast znalczc zamek, jak sic
spodziewala, znalazla t1lnoste u
.N----, st - ~ 81 #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

biccic T. dawnych cZasow. kt0ra nj
gdv ME by}a G innem. jak 10
ma. matka gospodynia domu!
cork, ely to kobiety genialne,
ely zw.yczajna praca zajetc, zapo
minaja take, jakiem s~zczeScicm
dla mich jest TAXA matka! Mkt G
TEN ME m0wi!
"GoSpodarstwo prowadzi mat
|ka!"
Rozumic sic to samo przcz sic.
inacze.j ME mogioby wcale bye!
Ale ME trzeba zapominacc, re O.
|bok pracuj acej matki wzrasta COZ
|ka - nova generacya kobict "a.
|rabia. jacych.
A gdy babcia zasfabnie i zacho
F'ujc. albo co gorzcj, hmrze, to co
Ikto ma sic wted yzajac gospodar
lstwem?
Jezeli wszyscy tecza wake Q
|byt. jezeli matki jeszcze Mode j
silne ME chca i ME NIGGA wyrzec
kie piracy, kto bedzie sic staraf O
|ich Nygode W domu?
Bo dom jest tax ola meza jak i
Idla zony. pracujacej pc "a domem
IT, sauna cicha przystania spokoju
~szczescia. zadna rozrywka, zad
ina zabawa ME zastapi dobroczyn
nego spokoju domowego ogniska.
Lecz ten spok6j j ~szczescie Jaw
Idzieczaja kobiety pracujace prze
iwaznie matkom = kobietom daw
|nych czasow.
Matki te SO koniecznie potrzeb
me c6rkom = u}atwiaja i'm wszy-
lstko, a najczesciej umozliwiaja
Iwogole prace pozadomowa.
| Pomimo to zdarza sic niestety
|czesto, re 0 tych 'dawniej szych"
|matkach m6wi sic jak Q czems,
ldzis obcem. Me zarabialy, a vice
lnie licza sic wcale. Trzeba eaten
Iprzypomniec - re te nieuczone j
|nie s'slawne" matki z dawniej-
szych czas6w, pomagaja c6rkom
w zarobkowaniu niestrudzona tro
|skliwoscia i miloscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Rellgia zyska przez zgroze
woiny.

Pociccha jaka irlandzki zo}nicrz
znajdujc W swcj religii, jest jed
M Z faz zycia ia linii bojowej, o
ktorc.j czesto pisaf byiy major
William Redmond W swych lis
tach do domu, T. kt6rych nickt6re
PAM Redmond zebrala i wydaia W
aIbumic. W jcdnym T. tych list6w,
oddany prasie zjcdnoczonej, popu
larry irlandzki przcw6dca pisal
ia krotko pred Smicrcia:
"Sifa jaka zofnierze zdaja sic.
czcrpac re swcj WARY jest wiclka
i wiclc znaczaca. Zolnicrz, kt6ry
byf II swcgo kapclana i kt6ry PREY
stapif TO Sakramcnt6w Swietych,
jest zdccydowany Ma wszclki los
i okazyc w SVEN zachowaniu. Czc
sto piszacy s}yszaf jak o~ficcrzy
wyrazali sic Z uznaniem o ich przy
wiazaniu do swcj rcligii. a czesto
oficerzy byli sami inncj religii.''
Praca ksiezy francuzAch.
w innym liScic major Redmond
piszc O dzialalnoSci francuzkich
ksiezy:
"Zc wszystkiem Elem. jake
wojna przynosi, jest dobrzc zau-
wazyc choc jeden dobry wynik
wojny. Przyczyni}a sic ona do O.
zywienia rcligii W spos6b Mamie
zwyklejszy.
Co do tego, prawie kazdy sic
zgadza i jest to widoczncm ME T.
jednej ale re stu stron. Moze to
ozywienic jest najbardziej nadz-
w~yczajnc we Francyi i tam jest
ono przypisanc. W niema}ej ME-
RE francuzkim ksiezom PREY woj
sku.
Ola wielu ludzi wydawa}o sic
fla rzecza, re owych slug ksiecia
pokoju powofano do broni i do
wziecia udzialu W tenn okropnem
ldziele przelewu krwi i rzczi. kt6-
IA przemieni}a wieksza Geese Eu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
ZAPR0SzENlE Ma PIER
WSZY P0LSKI ZJAzD O.
SWIATOWYW AMERYCE

w przeSwiadczeniu. lie wSrod
polskicYo spolcczcnstwa W Amcry
ice jest wiclkic a nicuprawionc pc
lc do piracy oSwiatowcj; Zc obok
acknowledgement juZ cial o>wiatowych
! jest jeszczc wiclc micjsca dla in
nvch. noWych: lie nic ZasZkodZi--
my ale przvsfuZvmy sic sprawic
oSwiatowcj, Ike potrzcbncm jest tc
go rodzaju Z]rzcSzcnic idcowc, czy
lsto oSwiatowe, pred dwoma laty
powolaliSmy do bytu nova orga-
Eizacye oSwiatowa pod nazwa
I"poI>kicyo Towarzystwa oswiato
wc"o Amcryce
! lczyniliSmy to bcz pytania sic
koyokolwick o p~ozwolenie, jake
woIni o%bywatclc tcgo kraju, tenn
bardzicj. IL byli$my przekonani,
lie Ola tel novel my$li ME tylko
lnie bylibySmy uzyskali pozwolc-
mia. ale raczcj byliby*my narazili
ia ma przcdwczcsna reakcye. kt@
rel wynikiem byfoby chyba tylko
natychmiaStowc umorzenic ttcjzc
mySli W .jcj zawiazku. Stad tel sta
rannnic pielegnowaliSmy W ukry-
|ciu mIoda latoro>I. tax dfuyo az
wyroSla II do Z%nacznych rozmia
row i >tala sic tax Silna. re lad
Inc juz wichry i burzc ami upaI
lSloneczny jej istnicniu ami wzosto
wi prze>zkodzic ME NIGGA
Od pierwSzego, jednak, momcm
tn ujawnienia sic idei =. T. o. Ma
Sza przewodnia mySla. z]yczcnicm
Ii pragnicnicm bylo. ably wzmocnio
ma i wykonczona W caloSci oryani
zacyc p. 7. O. przelac W rece or"
lu i jego przed>tawicieli i zapro-
sic tenZc ogol do wspo}pracownic-
twa W .jego wlaSnej sprawic. o
lille to zn6w pozwolonem nam be-
die W przesladowaniu. re uzyska
my sankcye Szanownei Prasy i O.
golu. cZynimy to obecnie. zwo}u-
.jac i zapraszajac Ia PicrwszyPol
ski Zjazd OSwiatowy W Amerycc
zarowno delegatow k6lek, kol i
lOkregow p. L. 0. jake tez i pred
stawicieli ca}ej Polskiej PraSy i
wszelkich innych cia} oSwiato-
wych polskich W Amerycc ma
dzien logo grudnia. 1917 roku.
ma godzine druga pc poludniu.do
Domu p. Il. O. 1923 Cornell ILL.,. W
Chicago. Ill.
Ma Zjezdzie beda omawiane i
zalatwiane najwazniejsze kwestye
%dotyczace sprawy oswiatowej. a
W szczegolnosci. miedzy innemi
wyb6r Zarzadu G}ownego P. T. 0.
ma dalesze diva lata. zapoczatko-
wanie ogolnego Funduszu Pomo--
Icy n]aukowej. ustanowienie fundu
szu Ola odrestaurowania szkolnic
itwa W Ojczyznie. om6wienie spra
wy jezyka polskiego W szkolach
angielskicf, skuteczne uwagi mad
szkofami parafialnemi " Amery--
&c, oraz sprawy dotyczace P. T.
70. W Am. Program prawie niewy
czerpalny ia tax stosunkowo kr6
tiki, dwudniowy czas Zjazdu. Stad
pewnose, re wszyscy delegaci
uczestnicy wykorzystaja kazda
chwilke czasu ola dobra wielkiej
ts Fg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

sprawy oswiatowej. Dose slow,
=:ggd!y czas tylko IA czyny.
Ponawiajac nasze serdeczne "a
proszenie do wszystkich intereso-
wanych ia Pierwsy Polski Zjazd
Oswiatowy w Ameryce, pozostaje
my,
Z g1ebokim szacunkiem.
Ia T.ymcz.. Zarzad Gi6wny P.T.O.
W. Am.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

Dorastajacc .juz zawodowo
wy%kSzta{conc cork powiedza mo-
ze kiedyS - gdy W matce ME maj
da ami pomocy, ami podpory, W
domu:
"Jak dobra byla babcia! Szke
da, zc jcj ME ma, szkoda re mama
taxa ME jcst!'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
DAWNEJSzE MATKI.

Niekt6rzy twierdza, re ME ma
juz kwestyi kobiecej, tylko. wdo-
via, 0 lyle Q lie chodzi o czynnose
zawodowa kobiet wog6le.
Ale najwazniejsza rzecza bylo:
i jest, re kobieta zarabiajaca ist-
nieie. i re nawet istniec musi i re
rodzice powimi przygotowac. cor
Xxi tax samo jak i s.ynow do uzy-
!tecznego zawodu.
Niezapominajmy jednak PREY
tenn. ze ME minelo jeszcze piedz:e
STAT lat cd czasu. w ktorym kobe
ia r%ozpoczela w ten sposob wake
o byt. Bywaly wprawdzie i daw--
niej juz kobiety, ktore utrzymy--
wa1y sic same badz praca reczna.
badz umys}owa. lecz to byly wyia
tiki. a ME rcgu}a.
Wszystkic te kobiety, dziewcze
ia i wdowy. kt6rc dis porowno
2 mezczyznami pracuja pc "a do
'mem hub w domu, kt6rym zaw6d
|ich wypefnia caly czas i mySli,
musza .jednak tax jak zarabiaja-
cy mezczyzna mice kogo>, kto sic
~troszczy o ich wygode W domu.
Czy moglaby n%aprzyklad ia hub
owa mloda dziewczyna wypelniac
trudny i mozolny zawod nauczy-
cielki. malarki ftp. gdyby ME
miala w domu kochajacei matki.
ktora sic troszczy o dobre. pozy-
VINE jcdzenie it'd. Czy mog}aby ia
hub owa ZameZna kobieta albo
wdowa Zmuszona do posZukania
.jakic"o Zawodu. wype}niac 90 SUI
micnnic. gdyby ME mia}a w domu
kogoS zastepujacego jcj PREY ma
lvch dzicciach i W calcm goSpo--
darstwic domowem?
Sa naturalnic dobrc i Sumicn--
ne Zastrpczynie matek. ale PREY
dZisie,jszcm pragnicniu "wolno>ci
Jest takich kobict ME wicIc. | to
~jcszczr dodac nalcZy. lie kobicta
W najrzad>zych t,ylko wypadkach,
mp. jake slawna artyStka. Spiewa
czka hub powic>ciopiSarka - "a
rahia tax duZo. ably m0dz zadowo
liz wysokic wymagania zastepczv-
nj.
N~a.jczcScicj znajdujemv make
zarabiajacc.j kobicty jake jej po-
mocnice i zastepczynie. Zadna in
ia ma jcj mie.iscu pomimo czcsto
juZ p~odcszlcgo wicku, file przcje}a
by TIA Sicbic cicZaru calego goSpo-
darstwa i ME rZadzifaby wsZyst--
klein tax o%szczrdnic .jak wlasna
matka. Zadna nic wychowywala
by tel talk starannic dzicci jak
babka swoich wnuczat i Zadna
ME chronilaby cork od wszclkich
przykro>ci domowych tax troSkli
vie jak matka. ....
Zamia>t jak dawnicj. przepe--
dzac stare lata W >pokoju i ci-
chym ''poko:ju babcinym' stoi
dis podcszla W lccicch kobicta
wsr6d klopot6w zycia powszcdnic
90. DO c@rlla. kt6a pracujc III z.y-
Gle. innc ma obowiazki.
\ T. tenn w>zystkiem zajmuic w
domu drugic tylko micj>cc. jest
ona pomoca i podpora domu.
ale picrwszc W MIN mic.isce male
zy sic GORGE. mianowicic. .jczeli
corka ia jest ''slawna' i rzadk"
kto. sk}ada.jac shawnee GORGE hoI-
dv. pomySli o tenn. lie ia c6rka "a
wdziecza matce. owej starej ko--