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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

f. wv ~ "
lnlso that | am sure that Mr.. Fraser will
lbc as much charmed with New Mexico
las / am. aud will he very glad indeed
Co speak before your club
with cordial regaris. ! nm yours
very truly
"N.NTWORTH g. FIELD.
director speaker. Ru5-uu.
Mr.. Fraser sailed Tor France In Jan.
luary. lel7. and has just returned to this
%lsouutry. His experience. Hluug the line
now held between Rhelm. and Nerdun
are thrilling and pulse with thc life of
personal experiences. Livery KiWauiuu
'iu the city shoupld Boz present 10 hear
Alr. Fraser ~ this club gathering.
he has spoken, sud frequently. for
the central division OF Oboe Red Cross.
and has always been received aith the
greatest enthusiasm gs for instance,
Rev. \. T.. Moody. cha ruHu of the Mcr.
Ger county chapter. A.oI.. Illinois. who
after Mr.. Fraser had hlIrd an engage
mcut during the christmas week cam
paigu. writes. " lie speaks 50 plainly
and WILDLY that his audiences are high.
lv delighted. Iu 80 hour. bee made five
splendid addresses. Thaub you for send.
ing him down our way The following
from the Marquette Chronicle of becem.
bcr Z will perhaps give some slight idea
of Mr.. Fraser = address.
"The only man who wore q uniform
at the Red Cross rcntessntc last night
in the Normal auditorium was X. &.
Fraser of Chicago. aud Bee was also the
only man whose words struck home 90
the hearts Of his listeners. because be
while admittedly not @ foSery orator,
knew and experienced ct saw the war
incidents of which Ac spoke.
at was American BOYS in service,
American boys wounded. American boys
playing the part Of heroes, %incuaspic.
uously but whole-soulcdly American
boys wondering when their country
would answer 10 the honor roll and
throw into the gutter The disgraccful ut.
titudc of neutrality with which shc
cloakpd herself for three long years dur.
ing which her best friends were being
murdered for "a desricahlr uttun,.lcut of
purpose.
ole told of how men fought for o
little piece of cloth. perhaps eight inches
square, that they might cut il up and
put IL in the solcs OF their shoes 90 helr
keep their feet warm.
Gle told Of sleeping quarters I
which the mud was o foot deep and the
rats just stepped aside when YOU passed
aud the vcrmiu got in the clothes of all
the boys.
a. thunder Of applause broke out IN
the audience that lasted for five min
utrs. and did not end until the man
who had been there, rose 20 his feet and
thanked them for their atteHtion.
"Thrcc things were made apparent
10 his auditors 10y the address of Mr.
Fraser.
"rhc first is this; II is q real dght
that il going ON across the pond. tn,
second: To carry II ON the boys oycI
there. our boys, mood everything viii
which the Red Gross can supply them
The third: That everybody iu Europ,
b. more thau surprised that the Unite,
Stntes is iu the war. including th,
Americans who enlisted before tkci
country declared herself and suW ser
vice before that time. and that every
body, except Germany and her allies, j
iubilunt over the fact that She Is IN
the battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

that Formed It's mothers veil upon her
wedding morn. Never should q good lace
veil boz eat up into ]louuees Or FILTERED
away in trimmings; il is, or should be-
"a sacred heirloom, and passed on 10 pos
lcrity Go be- worn again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23
BIRTHDAY -coMMEMoRATED

Mrs. VII Nh0for, O member ~ The
.cliuue known as the "Scvcn Sistersf
Was hostess go the other six sisters and
several special guests AZ her home on
Eighth street last Monday afternoon.
Suggestive Of ST. Patrick = day were
the elaborate decorations Of green with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

Rise nap. mother. sister. daughter.
Tender maiden. faithful wife,
Rise. and take upon vour shoulders
Woman = burden IN the strife,
Take the burden Of @ smile,
When 10 hurts "a bring il;
Take the burdrn Of "a song.
When IL Wouads 10 sing &c!
Smile and sing. and cheer them on.
Husband. father, brother. SON,
20 the starry splcudor
OF their high surrender.
Rosc-lclf girls. The summcr blossoms
Stately ladies. jewel bright,
Labor , strong and valiant daughters.
Hand in hand 90 join the Fight.
shed uo tror 90 dim the steel
Thut must CLEAN 500 brightly
Make mo- moan 90 check the breath
Tibet most come SO lightly!
Smile, and sing. and each 60 each
Cheerful task and holy teach;
Others wounds uphiudiug;
So your 1871 balm finding.
Rise zap. mother, sister. daughter.
Tender maiden. faithful wife;
Rise and run to lift and bear H.,
W .uru burden in the strife,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

visiting Albuquerque, which is an old
but very interesting story to me, and
also that | am sure that Mr.. Fraser will
be as much charmed with New Mexico
as / am. aud will he very glad indeed
Co speak before your club
with cordial regaris. ! am yours
very truly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
Deaths

!ICIER. Jan. y EhRANK, husband Of
srisnds invited to funeral. Mon. $50 a. m.
inti Brandywlne ST. Requiem mass 81, Lud-
Wigs Church 10 a, m. Int. Most Holy Re-
deemer Gem, - n, ,o,,>, ., ,,, ,
-, npie Albright Inee Doyle). aged as. Rela-
ives friends IfonsSsohSSSkesas fosss So asa acoInc g.
20 German Aid Society, invited to fu-
NJ neral al Mon, 5:so q n, m: HarmSnylie, Mont
Matthew Church a, IN. Int. st, Mat
thews thews,tsS MeSy Jan. 81, JOHN ANDERs.
ased IS, Relatives and friends Invited 70 70
funeral services Mon;ii P 81; nn,I nw Dupont
ST NMpShhfRSsoS.4Jan MShhfRSsSopSS, ia 50. ,EpwARp x. An
RsatISes REn1IU and friends invited % funeral SUI.
ii a. m, residence resio Of ,eisp, George z Gilbert
III, MOriah Gem. Remains may be viewed
say ssst'rfESfSs.-Feb. I. JOHN @. ATKINS.
ased 80. Rsls!ives end fT,epds. J. r Gro
yi,.d ,it pt To- fSa fSaerai ssrvlcss. s: >, m %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
st. Paul May Fellop B. and O. Diridend Action


regular meeting
Thursday Of discussion brokers Offices yesterday
said they believed the
directors the Baltimore
dividend
a subsequent their regular meeting.
H.
resemblance this
the Baltimore concluded
follow
Baltimore
had
Northwest
Railway
opposition
That the
Bryan of
freight in
addition forytwo in service the electrified
number OF
mitel
dends will these
holdings Indeed this
taken the the Baltimore dcnds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

n, ,WhEAAr-Rccclrts, 1S.27d bushels. stead.
rricGs-IINo. /. northern spring. s2.eii NO. /
iarh winter, s2,2I; 80. ! durum, s2si No.
4, sSs7 do. 10, So = !? " soft, 50 /, '3gij
10 G5,i' soft ,NGi., q 50 -; do, SO, :, 81. -
""' No - S2.l3 sample Grade. SI.osh2.ll.
Special maximum rrcca only 20 hc applied
Whrn the other qualities In the wheat are
hlRh enough 20 warrant e..
=, 80. Observation-Disclosures rrigo containing
WWois.nure 70 e. under 81. or 80. RED, s.. ~
9C,, &c rnd1Gr No. or ~. . rcd, sag, 80, 3
No T. whoots-NaNmgm price, C under
,s%,lo.. OF NO. red '2.-'' No. ! soft rcd
30. whcgts-Maximum price containing
To IVSr S rG Ggn5 m%sHrG so, e. ~ gpiSr S
" MI N,'num nrir.. "ont!iutus not over ti7 per
,nS %Gs9rs %o ofi t r a9di i" sso NG prSa RCD
TmloT yS% 81 or 80, ! rcd, ss'ic; 40, . soft
no cas- shall Tr.cds @ 'i be- higher m ih,T under
40. OF tn" Suh'lHss r,rrcsoniod.
SmuitN wh"Ht---Naur shall be- determined
ny each Sample basis OF th' class and sub
CoRN--ucroia.s. ai6 bushels. Scare, and
the market was nominal
oATS--lt'r"ir 3N,5u3 hushols. supplies
were small aud the market ruled firm.
Quotations: No, = white, Pg'gcU 81 nu'Y
standard white. 20 pHi. @. No. , white, pS'. i.
d 90'p = 40. white. N7iY uHN,.
Fl.pl R. Receipts, iSl, iG3 lns. in sacks
Demand was fairly actiN" aud tbs
market rul"d firm under lisht offerings
The quotations W"ro as follows, Fer lNi
lbs. in wood.H-Wintor- strsicht. Siu, aOH
1917; Kansas. patent. sli - q Il. Is. .spring.
ilrst, clear. spot. $40 5nH ~ -, do. bakers
shipment. $40 so, lu.rU. do, family brands;
spot. .Sll ,5OH l.; clt$ mills, chntrc and
fancy patont. spot, Sll 81 q L.: do, rrgu-
lnr grades. winter. straight, $40. - Il 10. y.
Quotations per lHd lbs. packed IN 9S.lt
cotton sacks, winter wheat, - u"r cent
-four $lO25Tr 10 5O kansas. o. per cen,
-four, SO. ii'l II -. spring, - pr cent
flour, SO - "a 10 -.
RYE FLOOR Waa ~ good request and
nrm, Quotations ut 500 g l., as Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
Corporations May Market Long. Time Securities

the effect
will
highyied
Edward b. Smith their as
Stock
markets indicate in
that progress How
for come are
whc are interested
will be
will
apply much the other"
A. B Continental
Savings Bank, Chicago
to
three cities the
Pittsburgh.
machinery
will
runding
mortgage per gold
Savings Bank
A. sSO0ooO0
Of 97A
falls
sl22oOO
American Gas Company by
Traction Company
the purchasing Of investors under
cat conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb.---The foreign eN-
change market showed tine usual half
holiday dullncss and the only feature
was irregular weakness in Italian en-
change. French and sterling were
steady. otherwise the market presented
little feature
Quotations were:
Demand sterling i.75 10 cables i.76 q,
sixty-day bills nominally 4.7la,, ninety
day bills 469ai.
Franc cables 5.G9H checks 81 Is.
Lire cables $50, checks S.5S
Swiss cables i.5l, checks 4.5%.
Guider cables A.. checks 43il,
RubIe cables 1874, checks ~.
Pesetas cables 2i.30, checks 2i,20.
stockholm cables 33ai checks 33i4.
Christiania cables 32la, checks 80.
Copenhagen cables 81 4. checks 81. Z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
READING ASKS INCREASE
IN IRON AND STEEL RATES
Petitions Interstate Commerce Com.
mission for Higher Tariff; Potato
Charges Again Postponed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Permissiou
to file an increase Of fifteen per cent
in the rates on iron and steel from points
in Pennsylvania to points in the same
state and in New York was applied for
by the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way before the Interstate Commerce
Commission today
The Commission today further sus-
pended, from February to August T,
the operation of increased carload rates
on potatoes from points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota. upper Michigan. North Da-
kota, South Dakota and Iowa to inter-
state points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES

Th"r. VIII Dr = special program of Rus.
-iau church music tomorrow artrrnoon at
Fnrtrantih ih s,i,ct below low sTrurr. rn ' '''"""E'
III" six short auih.ms that cumuriso N"
'rsrhalk0wsky; "'ind l. ,h r." KastaI.
siy,; "Wc haIr 81 Oih%r Guido. Shycdof;
Of Judgment" Aryhauarlsky: w" rraiss
Thee" Shv,dof. ;i"ginniug at $50 there
Wi.l hr AZ mtiL"m%,n,t'i program Iy crsap;
hv Russian oouposers. They are; ''Iio-
mSnc'' iiiuG!ns'ein omnA,,nraa"tG,rp y Glaa"q
,GYmMia; KsSmDpoi iro ostrow" GabmstGn; iiIblPaNyI
Romance, Tschaikowsky.
The Rcv. Dir, Clarence Edward Mccartney
will preach the first of serles OF ten ser.
mons on Common Typcs-,pleasant; others
morrow night al the Arch Street Preshy-
lcrian church; Tomorrow morning Doctor
.c' viii be THE Man Who came Racli''''
Ethica Society tomorrow morning at thc h
l!road street Theatre. His topic win be
laous rSronciSton :. r. RspGiInam, m who fi
was announced TO address the ,s.2ci"ty. has
school and Bible Class viii not meet I'''S, To-.
Ginord Pinchot will speak on Tho Wal
the columbia Avenue Methodist l:plscopa
church il thu n" syonine ,S =" EGy nr, y "
Whore Have We Placed Thcm, Thought,
discussed by the Rev. Roger : Forbes at
II o'clock tomorrow At th" Unitarian So
cioty OF Germantown.
again hold It's services IN the ballroom OF
Hamilton court tomorrow evening, when
On '''rime and Chance" 4 communion
service viii he held IN the morning. tn,
theme being Beauty for Ashes"
Patriotic services Will be held at 1OI-
a. IN. and $50 and 10 p. M in the Hop,
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow, when the
Rev. Or. J. Gray Bolton will deliver short
addresses on the 'Twenty-sevcn Stars vi
Dr. Calvin o. Althouso, Of the Boys Cen
tral High. school. will be the speaker, TO
morrow afternoon at the mems meeting held
in the North Branch, Y. NJ q. \. Specia
music will be provided by the I;Shtgh Avenue
The Rcv. Dr. +. J.. Dagger will deliver ths
iirst of series OF humorous lectures OF
. dieting There"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
LABOR RIOTS MADE IN GERMANY"
DO NOT CREATE DEEP IMPRESSION
Financial Men Are Also Skeptical of Reports
of Count Czernins Sincerity in Peace Sug-
gestions as Savoring of Teuton Claptrap

tho in
after the opening when tho
hours
virtually whole list but the
market sold before the close.
There total elimination Of tho recent peace talk yes
many expressing tho genuncncss of
tho Central
propaganda they said Even
sincerity the Austro- Hungarian
Cooked like captrap In giving
strength in the forenoon many at
bued produced President Wilson'S letter to the
Urbana which misnerreted as
instead of conveying the proper
the Tho same
persons said the reaction tho reconsideration
substance of
is downward than upward re-
a closing opening duoa"
yesterday persons lose he
small hcH swamp
market is falling they d
on in the hopeth that at he come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02

CHEESE. Tn" market ruled iirm with n
fair dcmHud. Ounta;.ous: New York. full.
cream. fancy Iuu". 2G'. y -; specials
higher; do, do fancy, Scrtcmh. r-mad" 3dr:
New York full-rruam, f,dlmadc, fair to
good, 23n 95C.
Hl'TTEE--rh" market ruled firm with DO
mand absorbing tho limited offerings III d"sir.
"hlo stock. Quotations. Suiit-paCk"d cream
cry, extra, 81; hish'r-sc"ring GOODS, ~ 6iC;
extra firstS. ~ n IO"; tirSt-, va $50; seconds.
~ n l6C; nearby Prints. fancy, dGc; Hy"raE".
~ n iic; trsts. - n iUc. seconds. - p" 10,
special brands OF prints jobbinE at % " ""'
EGGS--Fiuo uov-laid eggs w"rn secure"
and firm with demand fairly active. Quo
tattons; Ere" cases. n"arh" nrsis, - per
StHndIGH case; current receipts. ElS.Nn per
ease: western, extra hrSts $3.50 p"r case,
nr.ts SIS 90 prr cage: fancy s. l.rtrd eggs
were Johhin. at I9at I3c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
Attend Short. Term Note Reneuals

Contrary leading banking and invest
nent concerns about month there of
experienced having banks individuals
Ing short-term these
1t said that the banks insisting matutes
In
anxious to aid the Government
individuals
yield Is
number OF investors
the which
Telephone and Telegraph
welknown houses
maturing notes Il simple problem by a
of Iehigh Vale, Railroad
Company the stockholders
1918. threw cooquasm
received the notice which reads follows:
To the Stockholders Of The Lehigh Valley
While this during
the 1917 in of the provisions income
paid January IS and April II should
of the undivided
1917 dividends andOc
should
divided profits 1917.
tho
they being called their
banking
delused with inquiries from clients the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
BANK CLEARINGS DECREASE
Business 5.3 Per Cent Below Corre-
spending Week Last Year

Bank CcariuEs in the principal cities
Of the country for the week ended today
were S5.ji3.S39,0li, against S'.153,obl''
l76 last week and S5,Sjd.eSd."Gp the
same wrcr, last year. Philadelphia \
clrarinGs decreased - per cent.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02

official discount rates At IN" twelve l''l.
rrM Reserve Banks ere HS fnllOws:
irh" first column Av"S rates for all
periods VI TO and inrludinS - ilftccn.da
maturity. the second for u period OF sixteen
to ninety days, Tho third and fOuth col
umns giyo the rates for rrdiscounts Of col
lateral loans secured ~ Government bonds
MI L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
FRESH ERUITS

The general market was quiet and showed
little Change. QuotatiGns Applcs; per hbl.
sap, sin5.IO; Northern Spy. s3a0 @ ). 30
Twcnty-ouncc. sip5.5u; IiubbHrdston, SO. -
home Beauty. ,slm 80; Stayman Winesap,
sin 80: Black rwle. 81 900, 80: Paragon
s3.75N !. 30; Bon Davis. SAD l. 20; apples
western, per boN-.-Ionathan. sl.T5lt -
Wlnesap,. SEGA; Winter Banana. sl.75Gl
". 81 i5I225; Delicious s5.c5Ga; King
81 80 a 100; Ortlcy, Sl5UT.. 80: Staymnr
Winesap, san2.iU; Prarmain, Sl.T5N. .a5
Newtown rippin. 81 - q -; York imperial
SSi,30M2; Baldwin. l3egs; Black Twlg
per hamper 5orT 81 40. do, do, per d,
hush. bskt., a5c a 81 -. Lemons, per box
$50 I. Bananas. per bunch. si.25W2 80
ines. Florida, per strsp, S3H7. Grapefruit
Florida. per box. s2ai, pincapples, PortC
sey, per crate. S3.50Wj' do, do, per bbl.
sla4 Is. rawberrIcs, Florida, per Ut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
VEGETABLES

Fine stock FREQ from frost brought outside
rates. but supplies were largely Of moro or
less frozen and unattracttye stock, which
was dull and weak. Quotations: White pO-
tatocs, Jersey. per $ bush. bskt., 33 lbs. -
No. |. - 1Oc: No. =, iOM d0C; white pota-
toes, per 100 lbs.--PcnnsS lranla, S2.2jFa 81;
New York. s.. 2OGe2 5O;,wcstern, s:.2 2Ou2 80.
sweet potatoes, Jersey, per es bush. bskt,.
30 lbs.-No. /. si.l5p1.50; No. .. Tow T5c;
sweet potatoes. Jersey. per hamper--No. |.
sl.3Oa.2; 40. ., slM1,2j, Celery. New
York. per bunch. - a so; do, do, per crate,
5og 30. Lettuce, Florida ps hamper.
aOc q 81 -; do. louisiana per Dbl, 81 q 40.
Caullnowcr, california, Der crate, slu I 40;
do, Florida, per hamper, 81 5Ou2.jU, Brus-
sells sprouts, Long Island, per at. l54 25c.
Eggplant. Florida, per box. s2m i. Cucum-
hers Florida, per hamper, s3M5. Squeshes.
Florida, per crate, sa;3o@4; spinach, Wash.
bush. ;hskt, sa.5ou $50, Kale. Norfolk. per
bbl,, Sl.5Om2 Beans, Florida, per hamper.
s8d 10. Beets, Florida, per crate. s2q3.
Peas. Florida, per hamper, S340, 30: do.
California, per drum s5gi0; Peppers,
Ida. per crate. 81 Ii $50; do. Cuban. per
crate, 81 @S;, Turnps, canadian rutabagas,
ton. ss5 q 20; do Danish, seed. per ton, $40
Onions, New. York and western, per lnO-ib.
bag-No. I, $2g2 40; No; =. 81 81 10, Mush-
rooms. per BIB, bskt. sl.25@1.7b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
MONEI-LENDING RATES

Inii'Nbi hiN--' dlI' " per cent :,
time, %, fiG per cent. Commercial paper.
three to four months. ) ass, per
cent; sis months. d6Ij"I per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
GOSSIP OFTHESTR PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Big Increase in Average and Actual
Loans and Deposits

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The New York
bank statement this week shows big in
crease IN average and actual loans and
deposits Actual reserves decreased,
whilc average increased.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02

Du:III.--In loving memory Of my mother.
q ,'pAi b. DIEHL, who entered Into rest
rH>hn 1916 HER son. WILLIAM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE
Protestant Eplscopal
1T, ANDREWS CHURCH

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
38th and Barring SITS,
W. J. cox. Rector.
7,4b p.m--Evening Prayer and address by
the Rev Lewis J. gDonaldsonl OF Halifax,
N. S.: STORY Of The Halifax Di7astsr."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
TODAN'S BUSINESS EPIGRAM

Thcrc is q diGcrcHcc EctwccH jot
ana an OppOUNifU.
What does this mean to YOu:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

III" market rul"d steady ON % basis
:, iHm S.3ic for extra I'm" ErEHu,itnd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02

IINIIVV 'EWTT NVVV'IV' "
.Spocic included. $50 o5G. 1000.
HbcyrcaSr
Głos polek., 1918-03-07
NO. 10.

Raj po raz wSr6d wzbulzonych me-
tow Iycia zbiorowego wyptynie zakrwawi
SIC nA poWlerzchni OStrO nagle - zbrod-
mia kObcty. TAX - Zbrodna kobietv lei
kochaiaca, miluiqc;l reka zadana wstrZaS-
me Numieniem i dusZQ og0lu. wywola "a
met gWar na chWiIe, by zn0w ucichnaG.
2h"W p0jSc W zapOmniene do cXaSu -- AZ
zprodn:a nova przyp0mniec ME omieSIka
oG6FoH'i, zc COS sic w zyciu iogo mOralnem
Zie, bardzo zIc sic dzieje.
Nanny OTTO pred Soba dis fakt taxi
--zbrOdnie mordu. dokonanego prZez ko-
'2iote Pauline PIotI,a ma zyciu lekarza
Jjndly W szpitalu. Tragiczna te historye
iam4cei sic re Soba duszy kobiety opisa-
Iy szercko piSma dzienne. ZaS wardykt
pf2ySiegfych - SamyCh mezczyzn - led
nomESlnle bez dcbat prawie nakazaI IL
" tel spraWie Wobcc moziwo&ci apelowa-
MIA daiSzego, tax sic wyrazi doSlownie:
"Wedykt Iawy koronera trzymal sic
Zupcno$ci fakt6w. Wydany byI 20 do
kiadHem zbadaniu wszystkich szczeg0-
tow. JeStcn peWny. IL W calych Stanach
rJt'ulOC|OUNCh HE MA ilNE plINSleRiNCn,
ktora ukarze panne Piothe i uzna ia WIN
ma popctniomcgo cZynu. Gaia sprawl bo-
wiem Jest tax brudNa. IL Mkt ma Swiecie
z5adawSzy jig ME bcdlc sic wahal, lecz cd
razu potWierd,i Wyrok, Wydany wczorai.
Jest bardZo zlc. lc taiic rZeczy Sic dzicja."
Ot0z Wta$nle. poneWai iStotnic mai
fatalniejszem Jest to- ze takie rzcczy ME
tylko sic dziciq. ale dzieia coraz cZeSciei.
nr%yIoiyG vice do Mich nalezy oStrzo kr%
tyki, podwazyG grunt Hycia dohola j Zapy-
taG dIaczego tax sic dzicie"
Mic bedziemy wytaczac tn cicl>ici
machny praw panStwowych pioruuo-
wac ma ich niedoStatccznoSG. gdyz w Sta
mach Iednoclonych wiecei one brouia
kobiety, niz gdzicbqdz indzici uwzgled-
niala krzywdG kobicty. Gaia dobra wo-
'Q. a ieieIi mimo to sd nicdoStatccznc to
pamiCtaG trzeba, ic iadnc prawa ME Stwo-
rza moralno&ci, gdy iei >umicnui oby-
watcl niema. Otoz iestc$my zr6da Sa-
mcgo Il tcgo WrecZnie ayWo biiacego zr6-
dia c/Hn6w " piersi cztowiala Nt6rcm iei
-- sumenIo rlynQca zen moraIno<G jed
n0~I"N
Nohiety raz po raZ podno>zQ uzbroio-
my %Wa, nieraz miIui&cQ icdnoclcSnic dion
Głos polek., 1918-03-07
"Miode piWkO


- Spiewaia oSleple na czynona zbrodnie
math gdy c6rkom prawia ieszczc o ham
bre upadllu. o StraSZnych lego naStep-
stWach. to wobec chlopc0w zwykle AM sic
zajakna o TEN. pO - co? Wszak melczyl
ma odpowiedzalnoSc ME ponoSi zadnej,
tylko - kObieta. . Co Ia stra>znc blednH
koio . ME widzq tego, le do ich uko-
chanel, mewmei cork pryidzie OTTO mo-
ze miodMeniec W takiei Samej bezkaIno-
SCI WyhOdowany prZeZ matlle innQ 1891
ME Sobie Swobodnie c6rke ich to czy-
ste dziece wioSenne - uWodZiG, a potem
gdy SERGE jej poiamie, nahua sic wy
sunni do Syta. Wtedy SObie pOdSkOkach
do drugiego kwatka odeidze d ona i'm
zostanie, iak lachman podarty. bez zycia.
radoSci bez czcr godno&ci DO WSZyscy do
koia nle iego-splaWce ale iQ-o1iare pO-
tepia. ukamienuia pogardQ opluia...
Oto. co robi jake oplakane Skutki
nleSie hodOwana od dziecka rodzinach.
wspomaGana przez Gala optnie moralnoSG
podw6jna. llt6ra da dzieWczqt kobict L..
padkiem hanbq nazyWa to. co dla mez-
czyzn nawet pochwaa / toleruie uSmie-
chem. PraWO mOralnOSci. naNaZ luuZkegO
sumenia lest ieden ten sam dla
kazdci ludzkiei Stoty, a wolac on muSi W
duszy - "Strzpz sic ElZywdy ludZkiej.'
ReIGia %anla daie nam tel plzykaZan'e
bo<Nte. odwieczne a Sz6Stc dekalogu ktd-
re m0Wi: "Nie cudzol6l -" Me do
dale ty. mezczyzno, ty - kobeto, ale
NOW wyraznio r6Vno do kazdei Iudzkiei