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The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
PLAN FOR MAKING SCRAPPLE
Fresh 1t Should Be Canned by
Means OF Steam Cooker.

If scrapple is made In a larger
quantity AT hog-killing time than
can be used fresh, 1t should be canned
by means Of the steam pressure
cooker. When wanted the scrapple
can be removed from the can, sliced
and Drowned in the frying pan. Small
quantities of scrappie may be made
from pork bones and left-overs or
parts not otherwise utilized when cut
ting up a hog The cleaned head, feet,
all bones cut out of fresh or cooked
meat with what meat clings to them,
the liver and heart, may be utilized
for making scrapple. Put over the
fire in cold water enough to cover,
bring 10 a boil, and cook until meat
falls from the bones. Strain the re
suting liquid or soup from the bones.
If too greasy. part Of the fat may be
Skinned off Carefully pick out all
bones from the meat. Then chop the
meat fine and return to the soup. Put
over the fire again and bring to a boil.
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
To this boiling soup and meat add
slowly under constant stirring, TO pre-
vent lumpiness a mixture of corn
meal buckwhcat -four and wheat mid
dlings or farina until it is as thick
as mush. The mixture is in the pro
portion Of two parts Of fresh corn
meal. one part Of buckwheat -four and
one part Of clean wheat mddlings or
farlna. Stir vigorously while the
scrapple is allowed to cook. for from
.,, ~ ~,ssr.ss,s,fs sy.o,,,
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
HOME - :
TOWN g
FtE.L-pSD ]
TOO FEW OBJECTS OF BEAUTY
Great American Sculptor crltieizes
Conditions He Says Exist IN the
Smaller Cities.

Speaking before the Ninth Recrea-
tion congress. at Atlantic City. on the
subject Of Beauty in the Home
Town. dorado Taft, American sculp-
tor, declared that the reaction of the
average American TO art is that Of the
doughboy who said when he saw his
first French cathedral:
Gee, how did all that happeny
The Chicago sculptor conteuded that
the only objects OF beauty the average
small town In America possessed were
its trees and its girls After the tour
ist. had been shown the garage, the
hotel and the cemetery the points Of
interest were exhausted. he said
"What We need MS nation" saiu
Mr.. Taft, "is to teach our children to
use their hands In delicate and skillful
crafts; 10 give them more creative
games Our ideal today Is expressed
in the words Of the man who said to
his small son. Johnny, study hard,
so some day YOU Won't have to work
with your hands,
Imagination is cultivated By the
lack Of the juggling movie show Of the
cities; that is why our great poets
come from the country or small towns
but the young artist must first have
the glimpse, the dream, the vision In
more concrete work Of art before he
can go back to his pillow to create
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

blespoonfuls salt, z teaspoonfuls pep
per. 3 teaspoonfuls powdered sage.
to 2 bay leaves, powdered or broken
in small pieces, pinch each of thyme
and allspiee. s to - tablespoonfuls of
finely crumbed dry bread OF cracker
crumbs, . eggs beaten together and x
to / cupful Of rich sweet milk. IF
pork flavor is desired for each 4
pounds Of rabbit meat allow . pounds
Of fat porlz.) Knead well. make into
little cakes, fry in deep grease until
nicely Drowned. If desired omit the
spices and onion and form the finely
ground rabbit meat into small fiat
cakes; sprinkle with salt and pepper
and fry. Pour off excess Of pan grease,
add boiling water and make stock for
gravy.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
Al Aronld
tic House

Kerosene oil viii remove rust from

Kerosene oil will remove rust from
irons.
Do not boil acid fruit in aluminium
pots or the pot win turn black
To clean stains from steel knives
rub them with powdered bath brick
A pinch of baking powder added to
vegetables while cooking will keep !
them green.
The water in which meat has been
cooked is an excellent foundation lor
a good soup.
cut potato or apple kept in the
cake box will keep cut cake fresh iof
several days.
= Cinnamon gives variety to the
flavor of apple sauce when 1t becomes
; monotonous in the menu.
: Add little gasoline TO the water .I
l. before scrubblng white paint ana II
win make the work easier
Leftover fruit may be placed OF
?. sllces Of cake and garnished VIII
If whipped cream for a delicious des
I, sert.
Up salt meat should be put into war;
IT. water and brought to the boiling poln'
'e- afterwards simmerng, as IN the cas-
at Of fresh meat.
or Remove the rust from the inside
ra- The oven before It begins to eat u
'ut the metal. This may be done Win
&c coarse sandpaper.
ing readed bags may be frightened
liie sponging them with little gasoiii
as Avoid TOO much moisture, as
sat- threads are liable TO shrink.
sep The hot school lunch IS a practic
her common sense way Of making II ca
air er for boys and girls to learn; nl'
,mnortanr it builds up stroni
jars bodies.-New York state College
this. Agriculture.
scalded milk is best prepared
the hearing in a double boiler uh'l
an1 milk ruales up around the edges.
med nlaced directly on the stove the =
vlll hon and not scald-S
leaves of bread made with one
ain If rouor each should be baked
tal- minutes If in separate pans ~ d" y
beat carefully regulated.
The offensive smell can oe - -
ona frrm saueepans in which oh,o,.7 ,.
,,esn ssh have been cooked by ., "no.n
NF'F ,,t.,s ite vinegar to the washing Na's
10 remove the mns'y s''s'' :
n.as ,bat have not been use'
,''sna r,r seme lime. boil some water Y ,,,.
/, ~ ~ ana drop IN red-hot coa' "H"s
water is boilin&
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

prepared by the United States Department
q Agrieulture)
Jack rabbits are troublesome pests,
bu. they provide the basis for several
excellent dishes The United States
Department Of Agriculture recon-
mends the following recipe for cook
ing them in the form Of sausage cakes.
Clean the rabbits and wash In salt
water q tablespoonful salt to l quart
water) to draw out the blood Cut
the meat from bones and remove the
thick membranes covering back and
thighs. Pass the meat through a meat
grinder twice and weigh it. To
pounds Of meat take onions. finely
minced (if desired onions may be left
out of cakes, and sliced, Drowned and
served with the sausage cakes), ? ta-
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

ana the breeNe
Brothers had car
ried this news to
the Fairy Queen.
The Fairy Queen
had herefore
brought out a
copy Of the Ma
tureland y e W 5
an 4 had called
this copy.
"The Zoo TX.
ira"
And these were
the bits of news
to be found in the
paper.
"Alr. G ro Il n d
H0rnbill wishes TO
state that he has
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

aNow. Alhertl' suld fhe olHlH5
school teacher. swhat does II mean IN
the prayer whore It says, lead US
not into tempiationT
Il guess 1t raeans,r answered A.
bert chat tie Lord needn't bother
ahout Us. because we can get In our
solves without being iedi"
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

seant cupful of sugar, one-half cupful
Of melted butter and not quite flouI
enough to make dough to lSnead. Do
not knead it. hut let it double in bulk.
Then, with well-foured hands, form the
dough into biscuits and place in tins TO
rise. Bake in a moderate oven. Glaze
each top Of the russs by brushing with
powdered sugar and water.
Broied Venison cutlets.-Cut chops
from loln of venison. Brush them
with melted butter or olive oil. sprinkle
with salt and pepper and roll in bread
crumbs. Broi over Goals or under the
gas fame until cooked to the right
turn.
Good Old-Fashioned Butterscoteh.-
Put two cupfuls of brown sugar one
half cupful Of butter, four tablespoon
fuls of molasses, two tablespoonfuls of
water and two tablespoonfuls Of vim
egar into granite kettle; stir until the
sugar is dissolved, then boil without
stirring until "A drop becomes brittle.
dropped into cold water. Pour into
shallow pans to cool. When cool, mark
VII III SQddltN.
Molasses candy.-Make sirup Of
two cupfuls Of moiasses. one cupful of
sugar, three tablespenfuls Of vinegar
and one tablespoonful of butter Bon
until It hardens in water; add quar-.
ter Of a teaspoonful of soda. Pour on
a creased platter and, when cool
enough, pull until light in color Cut
4 In pieces with the shears.
Popcorn craoke. Prepare large
pan Of popped corn. Make slrup ol
one cupful Of molasses, one-half cupfu
Of sugar, tablespoonful each Of vim
egar and butter. Boil slowly until III,
mixture IS brittle when dropped int
cold water. Pour little at tim,
over the corn. mixing well until th'
corn is touched with the slrup. Two
persons can do this much hetter one
to hold the kettle the other to mix the
corn
Sweet Potatoes in slices.-Boil the
notatoes in their jackets; peel ant
slice rather thicily. Arrange in a halS
ing dish; sprinkle with sugar ana bit'
Of butter; if dry, add a very little wa
ter and cook until the potatoes are wei
Drowned. Serve as a garnish to a plat
ter Of broled ham.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

A very primitive doi can BE- iouna
I, pussia. Il d die NOSE doll ana y
exvresses tae poverty aud loneliness
~ pueslas forest regions. u u
rcngfig made oi Eood with q face
IL nathetlc s8dness. and % dressed
n hood and clothes q forest moss
The male don IS distinguished from
tbe female only By the hatchet "h'ep
he carries
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26


rgo cupius ol strained tomato cube
or Two Of bouillon or a teaspoonlul oi
heef extract, one slice OF onion eishl
oennereorns one stalk Of celery
email Inv leaf cook thirty minutes
ana add Ia the stock. Melt two tame
s,,oonfuls of butter. add one and one
half tablespoonfuls OF. -four; sur
smooth and add to the boiling soup.
Roll one minute, rub through sieVs'
season With salt and pepper and return
TO the fire to heat
Veal and Tripe Soup.-Shop hhey
two each Of small green peppers on
tons ana beets Melt teaspoonful OF
"a, In n saucepan; add the vegetables
ana stir over the heat. Add one-hall
nonnd of tripe, cut in small cubes, one
Quarter Of cupful Of rice. two quarts
af water and a two-pound veal knuckie-
, ra, simmer for three hours; ada one
cupful of tomato, salt, celery sait Anu
nenper Remove the bone, chop any
n meat npon it and return to the soup,
y Creole ranned Rabbits.-Cut rapilt'
!. into ,deces. season with salt ana pep
+, nov and roll In -four. Cook In SIX "a
hlespoonfuls Of pork dripplngs' ur"ii
i, the Int. pour on cupful Of any cAlne'
frult Juice and simmer eight minutes
se Make sauce with the fat ln tne pap
nsine strained tunaio some o. ~
stocls four and seasonings COOK uns ,l1.
~ thiek Put the rabbits Into . hak'n @
r. 70 pan. pour over the stock ana oake ~
a hour. r.t.o a. "a
of corn ana one pound e ie'in w.
1. n,,t through the meat grinder ~
~ sagcsnan brown one tablespoonful
~, .na est vim one teaspoonfui Of mliieea y
-"s Con d, COOK for two minutes u1en NV !.
one tablespoonful Of Drowned nog r..
=, Add one eupful Of soep stoes' s.i' ''.. \.
,a, l, nenner ,. 10 taste. and cook untl s'apo, ,
~ ~. INTO 4 buttered baking dish pat '"s \
o.s as - ~ corn and beef sprinkle ligntiy ~ y.
ss seasonings and the thickenea sau, NV
rovar and bake IN q iaoasfe'e ~
recover sprinkle with cheese g
80 - when the cheese Is melted.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

10 IfNAttAAt hit''f"
raze upon MY beautiful, thick. silky
hair
aMv family home IS madagascar
ana the great family failing Is for
frnlt-thoueh chat really cannot be
called q telling
i belong 10 the monkey famiiy."
Mr. Horned Toad bad d little story
in Tho paper of how De could 20 for
long time without drinking amy
water. He also said that this habit Of
drinking soda waters in Tie summer
ana hot chocolates M the winter time
about which he had heard hao
coueea much amusement 20 bis toad
self.
4 And these were the Items OF new
which the Fairy Queen received IRON
the no creatures by way ot IN
breeze Brothers and which she pun
llshed ia her paper.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

one Of the industries ~ coiinses'os ..', =
with the tea trade Is the collection q
~ lead with which tea-cnests arg
lined There are many uses for i. y
: found valuable in making the Des'
Kind Of solder.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
Ns1A hLef~taQ


The white-breasted nuthaten ..'.s.s res,s
erd roosts with his head down~aIu' s...l
says .'a.~ me American Forestry Masa1'hs,
sas ~ anbears 10 possess a degree q
a,.r -.,,.,osltv not common TO many plfas'
81. d ! rreat bng hunter.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

IIItIlI, SET q spOu-t WIN
a pint Of milk. half q
yeast cake, well dis
solved in half a eupfai Of
water, and flour enough
to make a thin batter.
Beat wen and let it stand
where il viii rise. When
the sponge is light add
l..-n hinton an--. nm
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
EEltfHEN I97
6CABINE IL

Next to family affection. health. and
the love OF work. Goes anything cob
tribute so much to the pleasantness of
hfe, restoring and raising our self
esteem. as traffic In kind speeches?--
Lucy Elliot Keeler.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

wings. In fact they are excellent |
wings and gosslps who have said.they
were not have behaved as gosslps are
apt to do-they have not told the
truth.
'The reason gosslps have said this
is because Mr.. Ground Hornbill does
not use his wings as his other hornbill
relations do.
Instead of this he likes to remain
upon the ground
"The family home Mr.. Ground
Hornbill states is in Africa.
"And if there were any family jewels
they would be there. But there are no
family jewels. The family have al
ways been Indifferent to jewels and
there is no case on record of any Miss
Ground Hornbill or any little Ground
Hornhil girl bird having asked for a
bracelet or ring or breast pin.
"a breast pin would be painful to
wear. The bracelet and ring would be
( useless
The next item of news to be found
in the paper was the following:
'Alr. Anteater has the largest nose
,r ereopppp Pppp0raJA n N 70 worla~ pI ''As q amy
''ealure IN Moriu'
"MIr. AnR Is very proud OF this
fact He some would not be
proud Of itF eaten some would not
care for AZ lowering 10y tail which
serves as a a great fan n when he
,,h.si.a .4.,l~, A.eT
Z ale says he not greedy for ne hai
a. tiny slit or ma -. 80.
not think It VIC ~ w hos "e ia' ,a, g naVtfS
big mouth wheA, A,y,,,~ M" m, ,s s'Ne"
family right ~ a.'. !, - 'oa'
"ln the zos sos ~ "ln ear
things beside "a ~ -, 4. 80
favorlte food
them. -
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

when needles become. rasiy thfe"o
,.a,s us.h = double thread ana run
,s, ,,an, ~ ana dnwn 10 flie soil oi 'Ae
- ,,n- ~ n t'e ground
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

To remove ink spots from cioth' ulp
spots in melted tal,ow ana Mo.A @ 80
low out. and ink viii disappear
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

over 10000 worth of corn VAS
groyn by tie 1000 young farme<'
uho were members Of boys corn clubs
last year.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

Iron handkerchiefs when wei W.
me- viii have a slight gloss and Keep
dean longer.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

Stork Is the
largest Of all
storks and thatif
friends want TO
know what food
tempts him he
would be quite
willing to help
them in their
selections. Frogs,
toads and fishes
are all very
pleasant to him.
"Ifls IA Ally
I home Is in Cen
trail Africa."
Mr.. Black and
White-Lemur had
this 70 say:
I'm ready 10 re-
ceive callers and
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

rbe world Aefci.e DO surprise
ehen lt gees sfeptleal inHii ''ii in''
lmmnInlIlN
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

The trouble a q.
they do not stayx
place to make theiN
ful rs the colonlalN
scftenlng effect Of 40
the homes Of Europe. "ross
have better plumbing and bere
tllation. but most Of our honiv-
garlshly new. But who knows wuHN
NAV happen If the 'Better Homes
movement goes on7 We may have
homes that our grandchildren viii iook
forward TO as their rightnl inherit
ance with pleasure a. any rate ue
nresent generation and the children oi
today viii enjoy these better ho'iiea
that have been carefully planned ioI
I them.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26
The zoo EkTRA

Many Of the zoo land creatures had
given a bit Of news about themselves
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

ioyment of the
dishes that fol
low.
turkish Soup.
Cook one-quarter
of a cupfui of
rice in a quart OF
boiling water un-
til tender. Add
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

The English rusk is wen known ts
be delicious hot bread. To prepare
The Jones County news., 1922-12-26

yyadc ali this grass, and VINO
mn&s These chickens That are running
around with so many feathers onf' she
asked her muther, excitedly who re-
piled.
"Why. God made them, of course.
tvhareunon Doris, ln much nslonlsh-
mpnt eaclained
"Gad HAVE they aot Coo opt mere
in K,nsasg ~ Foresight
Głos polek., 1922-09-20
Wrazenia Prezeski Podrozy Organizacyjnei

dla ogolnego dobra dalej praco-
wac.
Ale tn, oddajac g4ebokie uzna-
ME Grupie ca}ej, musze powiedziec
ze W swa Prezeske patrzy4y oczy-
ma ml4osci, cZekajac polecen, i wy
NonuJac je zadawalniajaco.
DZieci spiewy deklamacye, wy
kazaN, ze duch Polski ME da sic
zdusic, ale bedzie zye krzewic
sie " pokoleniu "a pokoleniem. Oh
chod byi TAX piekny, re diugo wszy
scy, kt6rzy byli obecni, popamie-
taja
Po obchodzie, odbyIa sic wielka
kolacya, ma kt6ra sproszono mase
gosei, tu wielkiem screen przy-
Jeto Wasza preZeske. Odjecha}am
" towarzystwie p vice PREF. paul
Wo{owskiej o. Kaczynskiej, do
"1ttsburgha, gd21e tego samego
wleczora Grupa 22t pod przewod-
nictwem pani Gaca, jednej z tych
naszyeh Juz nietylko dzielnych, a.
lie wprost bez wytchnienia pracuja
cych W Pittsburghu sasiednich
u1astach, Siostraeh ZwiazkowychL
Zajecha}ysmy dosyt p6znc, tecs do
syt wczesnie, azeby przybye na sa-
lie, sdy oddawano przejec1em
sZtuke, pod tytu4em "Odrodzenie
Poisld'. Dawno ME widzia}am tax
szczefnie zapetnionej, cierpliwte
ezekaJaeej do p6zna publicznosci
gdy& pani Gaca jako pTezeska za-
powfedziasa, he nrzybedziemy, leca
eokelwiek p6zno.
Powitania tego ME zapomne
Czestym zdarzeniem Jest, zs go
Głos polek., 1922-09-20

scla prZyJmuJe sic niemilknacemi
oklaskaml, lecz w tenn przyjeciu
wyczu}am g}eboka serdecznosc Nv
cZliwoSe.
WyJechafam po kilku dniach
Hachodniej Pennsvivanii podnie-
coma do piracy, wierzac, re moe ma
szych dzielnych Siostr pracownic
TAME nieustannie W sZerzeniu idei
Zwiazku Polek " Ameryce, pomi-
mo, re du&o, bardzo duzo s4ysza-
ham przcciw stawianych Drze-
szkodach, pominelam to politowa
MEM, gdyz Znalaz,am, re zyczli-
wosc ku Zwiazkowi Polek Jest
wielka Bracia nasi innych orga
nizacyi, ci, kt6rzy wierza w jed
nose PolsI1a, kt6rzy ME bawia sic
- malostkowe Zazdrosci. cenia
Hwiazct polek powazaja go.
Przybywszy do Bawolego grodu,
do naszej Polonii, TAME donna
ham ui}ego przyjecia. Wicepreze-
aka ma Stan New York, pani Stani
s3awa Einsporn cd kilkunastu ty-
godni czyni}a przygotowania / o.
kazaly one sic pelne w owocne ko-
rzysci.
Juz liza samym wstepie, objeto
mnie screen peinym, w domu pan
ny Marty Mazurowskiej, gdzie
staropelske goscinnoscia 5wiecila
pani Maznrowska, kt6ra wraz
wszystkierni 5-cioro c6rkami male
Aa DO Zwiazku Polek Cd zaiozenia
pferwszej tanAe grupy. Podziwu
godny 10 typ sedziwej matrony
polshej, taldej, kt6rych to sie
Głos polek., 1922-09-20
(DokoncZenie).

Wiem, re Siostry nasze ciekawie
czekaj& ma dalszy ciag streszczone
go opisu dfuzsZej podr6zy, lecz
szc"upte ramy naszego organu mu
sialy zamieszczac wpierw wiadomo
Sci biezace dlatego dopiero te-
RAJ mile me wraAenia dziele Wa
mi.
W picrwszej cHesci opisu, stane
lySlny w Donora, Pa. Opisalam wra
2enie jakiego doznaIam, s}yszac
wjdzac ceremonie koscieine, a te-
raz opisZe mniej wiecej Obch6d.
Mia} TO hyc obch6d dla kobiet,
boo Grupa Kobiecej Organizacyi
urzadza4a ten Obch6d Jubileuszo-
wy, 5-cioletniej rocznicy istnienia
mianowieie Grupy 248-ej Z. P. A
tax podobno ogloszono, ale COZ,
gdy Z koscioia po nabozenstwie lu
azie wysli, to wszyscy wprost do
sail panowie bracia wys}ali de-
put1cyq dc llubioncgo swego przy
pcieIa, Wiel. ksiedza proboszcza
Pawe}kiswicza, i prosili, azeby i
I'm wolno byio przybyc ma sale
pos4Gchac programu. W zape4nio
nej ju& Sail, al po same brzegi,
TAX, ze W sieni stall, rozpoczeto
Obch6d. Zaiste, dZielne q, naspe
Siostry w Donora, pod przewodni-
ctwem mlodej, lecz umiejetnej
Prezeski p. Amy Ryzowicz wyka-
Eaiy juA nietylko porzadek prowa-
dzenia, ale jednomyslnosG. Diei-
na jak nam obiasni}a Prezeska pa
nj Ryzowicz, cd samego poczatke
Grupy byla i jest p. Marya Groza-
hsz, obecna kasyerka ideowo "a
patrujac sic ma us}ugi, kt6re sic
winnO oddawa6 spofeczenstwu, cd
daje je, chetnie. zas}ugi JED So dlS
Grupy wielkie, r6wnie4 PAM Orze-
ehowska dzielnie pracuje dla Cru
py, energ1czna, dumna swej
Grupy, jest jej wielce oddana. Pre-
kona@am sic, ae Grupa nasza do
maje prawdziwa zyczliwost ze
strony Wielebnego Ksiedza Probo
SEGA Pawelkiewicza, Jego nova
ma obchodzie Jubileuszowym, byia
aowodem tego. WyraziI sie serde-
esnie wielhe dajac Zwiazkowi Po
iek uznanie, dziekowai "a prace
ala Ojczyzny, dla spoleczenstwa,
wskazaI tym, kt6re ME nale4a do
hwlazku Polek, 5e tam jest len
mejsce, a&eby razenl terni, kt6-
re Juz So " naa7ej Organizscyi,
Głos polek., 1922-09-20

czyta zachwytem. l ME div, ze
TAXA matka wychowala wszystkie
sWe dzieci ma Chlube sluzbe spo-
{ecZenstwal Pani Wiceprezeska
Elnsporn z CORY powiedziala mi,
re W pannie Mazurowskiej ma pra
wa reke liczy ma MIA.
Nadzwyczai energicznie zabra-
no sic do tel jak powiedzialam. o.
wocneJ piracy. Buffalo ma swe ory
Elnalne sposoby, umie sic bawic.
ale podczas naWet zabawy, umie
oddawac spoleczenstwu uslugi.
W pierwszych chwiIach mego
tamze pobytu~ ma zebraniu Nau-
czycieli Szk6l Publicznych Pryn-
cypatow tychze, rozkazem serdec7
neJ przyjazni, panny Marty Mazu-
roWskiei, Drzemawialam ma tymze
"ebraniu ma temat mi podany
l'rzez panne Mazurowska, miano-
wicie: 90 Kobiecie Polskiej".
Natychmiast zrozumia}am dla
czego pragnela azeby wobec Ame-
rykan6w, i tax gleboko badaja-
cych historye Pedagog6w nasza
SIostra o goracem sercu polskiem.
ktoS wypowiedzia} sic udziale ko
biety polskiej w postepie cywiliza
cyl.
Ma tymze zebraniu, panna Mazu
rowska zdoby!a dwie mIode nau-
czycielEi Polki, w kt6rych tez pol
SKA krew sic odezwaIa oswald
czy4y chcG natychmiastowego przy
st2pienia do Zwiazku PoIek.
Znana 7 piracy swej ochoczej
dZielna siostra nasza PAM Urban
urzqdzila przyjecie W swym domu,
zaprosiwszy miedzy innymi gosGmi
swe przyjaci6lki, kt6re ME byIy
cz1onkiniami. Przybyiysmy do do
mu PAM Urban wraz pania vice
prezeska pania Einsporn panna
Mazurowskq, lecz przed naszym
przybyciem zapewne pani Urban
gosciom cos strasznie seryoznego
powiedzjaia, gdyz natychmiast,
wszystkie panic oSwiadczyIy, ze
przystepuja do Zwiazku PoTek po-
niewaz pragna nalezeG do tel pie
knej organizacyi, kt6ra idzie ma
prod skromnie, bez hucznych roz-
glos6w, sluzy spoleczehstwu
prawdziwie. I tez panic wszystkie
przystapily zanim 2 Buffalo wyjs
chalam.
Głos polek., 1922-09-20
Czfonkin do wv. Polek Jednej Rodziny

Do grury 5s-e wv. PoleA W Chicago, III. naIezy 9
cIonkh jedne rodziny jak nastepuje Pauina wyro-
bel matka; Katarzyna Lessner Marya wellnit c6rki;
Marya Wyrobeh synowa; waerya Bruska sostra; Marya
Witkowska Francszka Bruska, e6ri AntOnina Chrabot
kuzynka; Ezbieta Chrabot, c6rka
Piekny przysiad do naSladowania nastepnie moze
sic wykazat TAXA, mniesza Iub weksza czba czIonkn
jedne rodzny ME koneczne naeacych jednej tel sa
mel grupy PrOstmyi