The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
III.

Passing to a different aspect OF the subject,
the author notes in how many ways it ia diii"ult
to deal with woman considered as an economic
factor, seeing that into her life enter many clo-
mcnts OF uncertainty which do not hamper men.
a young man is reasonably sure Of two things in
his future life. namely, that he will have 10 sup
port himself, aDd that he will marry. Many
young women. on the other hand, are moi GER
tain either OF marriage. or OF The necessity "
self.suppOrt. Even IL a young woman maTr!cs,
she Is not permitted by the conventions OF society
10 be n she may. however. ttr! her
self obliged. unprcpnred for the function NJ ,he
is. to provide support, not only for hcrsrlf. hut
also for her family. II she marrics and ho'ras.
she finds herself Obliged to become n dronc and
lead an G!;nlcSs lltc. II, refusing TO defer IN con-
~vc.:iun, she engages In business. her occupation
NAV u" broken up through the removal u her
hnshands business 10 another locality FOR
economic reasons, II is impracticahle for a mar
rir! woman 10 rngag" in any industry, involving
the uso Of capital thn, CanuOt he readily 1rnns-
fcrred, %"i,l.ss this business, * the sn,Gr n tlne
trol Of ~" business enterprises ,of IN" family. \
one lin" uf domestic work which would yield
CONDENSATION would often lessen many oi ihr itr
p%leyiiicS snTr"nndinc = married woMaiy ir,ne
s'drr mnTrL'Se OF ~ pIractir.l side as \ nl.''%ss
tirai ,now}'ism ef honsckctring The nn-'.
ness rgr""urcni il n fair one: 4 ehr i"rs 'ot
cortrihrt" this particular knnwlc!i;r, hl' n rss
,nabin: i y also an, "Qr't"h'e Hr'anG'r'H,'
but, II sh" brings no knowl"ige, "' mos "a
nfFairS and NO "Qut cnlcnt Tor II. rhr iH"'0nr-lip
On It's .WHiucsS slGo IL unfair. There .'''.. e.
the Author thinks. u dcri"itr uH3"',' ''r'N:,
when n vomau mtTT!cs. whether sh" + ' rH,,,,p
house ar not. nni II yes. II sh" En""s h'N vi
nrr assure! that 'huusnuds o. nmh, "H, "hn
talented women in ~" upper and lnildl" r's
nrr 'ryitn; for work ms wnu'r ".,l
lower wall uf liz" try FOR hrcnG. II lrnm Ne
for society 10 maintain tho former IN l.,'''-,,
ami 4 tho same tire To pay flil N'g"- fp' rig
to the army ~ working wOlnrn. The lHih"F ~
this book IL -Ouylngcd that the lm! ,' " ,r'
e,IHinr women W. never ris" much an''"'Ls
starvation point, while the women ~ tie @i''r
and middle rInssrS live without wurf.
Here, thru. Is n" NINA % the 'onr'"'..'s
IN which tho data brought tuS der
vOiumc uoin'. lh" historical study q ~
.i"ct points, in tie first place, to Relies ''" n
removal Of 'hc so.i al siigmn. The rrr..''r
Of IN" removal Of ~ much wnrA rs i".r'I", ~
tie removal Of ihr domestic iEp'O',r N- "'.,
from the huUl" of tn" empower, viii -
simpler md better manner Of III" or 'n'N ',.
player ana C'uVlu"Cr. The intrpln"ilvn 90
.haring Is lik'iy TO prov" pnn ~" Us or l'I
household "mp'oFlHrnts ON 10 h"s'u"-' '-.-.
cEtHhlislmrHi In cOrnr'ti"1 ~ hu"rufu3 "t
univCrsit!r- nr a school "t ,nyo.iiEr' on - DO
nestle h~crTic" "p"n on, Ia '.rlIvpf'tn' n'
colleges ia -'rOljsiN rNruiNul 'rdti H- mn A.
mont for the sclcuiii" alynnu''u. ~ "'
household. A rrCugmi'irn, ,1"iIN, of ''' -, ~,
"itN for tho rrIIju,'UrNi Oi. lh' Nfln OF ''.l
men and women mast "rsnll in ~. 'nt ny
form Of hOu-"'yGri tor ru'uurrrli.ul 'nh'' -;
middle and ilper class"r W"r", iN'hl 20 SIN,
uly for convenience and from Tie vIrw lu'hi q
inCumc-tO work onl a satisfactory solution Oh
tho Vexed question OF domestic service