Provo Daily Enquirer | 1893-02-01 | Page 3 | A Law That Injures the Mother

A law that tha In injures Stires the mother A miss C went from brooklyn eleven years ago married and was left a widow with two clin children drep the childrens paternal uncle in canada whom the mother had never seen was by their fathers will appointed their guardian with absolute authority to take them from their mother and send them to a school in quebec where they would bo be under religious and social instructions utterly repugnant to her visiting in brooklyn a short time ago ago she said in the writers hearing with burning cheek check and tears in her eyes 1 I used to laugh at the idea of woman suffrage wh when en I 1 was tas a girl in this city but I 1 have learned tince frince what a mother loses by havin having no voice in the law grief has been my teacher now I 1 know eleanor kirks idea