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Marion Wills— Reporter
A Woman Citizen.
Mairian Wills.
A woman citizen should obey
the laws, love her country, honor
the fla»_r, have an education, and
know the history of her country.
She should not be too extrava
gant. She should be gentle, gen
erous, sturdy, self-reliant Ameri
can woman.
Freddie says a woman should
stay at home and take care of the
h *use. If she is intelligent, 1 think
s >e should go out to work in any
j osition that fits her, even the
President's chair if she ca n secure
it. They have just as good brain as
man and perhaps better, so why
should they stay home and cook 'r
After a woman citizen has
done her work in the world. 1
suppose she should get married.
She should know how to beautify
her home and keep it clean. She
should be a good wife and not
quarrel with her husband, I f she
has children, she should bring
them up properly and make good
Americans out of them. If they
a> e spoilt they will have a hard
time of it So she should bring
them upas generous, goodnatu red,
stu rdy, and liberty-loving Ameri
can children. This is my idea of
a good woman citizen.
A Good Man Citizen
Theobore Seltenreich;
A man should obey the laws.
He should make and save money.
so that he cm support himsVf
when he is old. He should be :
educated and willing to work. !
He should be honest and liberty
loving.
He should not shirk from
work or kill time when the boss
is not around. A man should try
j to be a siriart enough man to be
: in the President’s chair or some
other ot'fieai position. If not he |
could bean engineer or some
other treades until. it he has a
family he should be a good father
and not a drunkard or smoke.
A Good Boy Citizen
Bred Seltenreich;
A good boy citizen should |
not disobey the law. He should :
work hal’d in school and get his:
lesson good. He should always
tell the truth. He should try to!
get a big job and make money
so that the people of his city will
not have to keep him when he
gets old He should get an educa
|
fcion. because an ignorant man
cannot vote, decause he doesn’t
know the difference between a j
good man and a bad. If a man has j
to be taken care of by his friends!
when he gets old he is not a good
citizen. If he has a government!
job he should not cheat the
government, because if he does i
nobody will 1 ke him. This is what j
I think a good citizen should be,
and a boy must begin early to
become a good citizen.
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