Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-06

poration IN which they arc III N,
stockholders. ours" should ~, ~
lame under which are deposited 4
joint earnings. II matters not ,ybe,sa-
the feminine partner of the firm Az.
tshHlss wages earned in the busIne..
iieldUr savings gained through ,he !,
'p'ief lion q strict economy in tho ~
r,~ung Of the household.
tbs rule need not be- applicable c,,,.
70 material possessions. Fame N W..
hbrceSs Of any description thar r,irs.
come 70 either after marriage sbo,,rs
not be considered a. separate s,rrtr.
= man and q woman in perfect accord
81 2IIns would naturally strive toge,b.-
FOR tae prize. When won A vonid WI
long ,raraiiy to both. Marriage j. n,a
aumahlv. for mutual good. n tbars N.
any dtTercntiation II posse.sions 49,,
matrimonial contract. had better NJ MI
Holved. fpr.ft places either tho m.r y.
the woman IN tho position Of a "s,n.
plicant.' rather than "sharer."
There are wives who retain aycl,,st,...
rights efgthe profits accrujnr frc,a ia
exsrcise- ofsthelr business talents. Pm,
IL nuounts 10 the same thing III M
end for no true helpmeet would ref,,se
70 come TO the aid Of husband ter,.
porarIy or permanently incapacitated
especially when he has placed ~ oh.
st5eie ~ the path Of her quest after
.n1iNid,iai success. No loving man
does. Much Is said about mans avar-
SION 70 he known az the husband ~
Il cn-0ra
yotcdly he glories III her triumph.
"ifc'5 success as wage-earner does
noi .nD hen " the desire IL seek rba
pTYt@c ting care OF her husband. II
simply gives her the JOY in her heart
- knowing that no matter what III
may come the firm can meet its li7bil-
ittee
Personally. ] cannot conceive Of a
woman voluntarily continuing the
arudGery n service behind counter
NJ IN counting house in minor CAB.
aCitIes if her husband be in a position
to provide for hcr a comfortable.
though modest home. can under
stand. however. the reluctance with
which woman would sever her con-
1oction with nm establishment Of which
81" Vas owner or q vital factor
But the mere unnecessary pursuit If
dollars 10 gain additional luxury should
not Interfere with tho care Of her home
ana the rearing Of her children. Those
TWO occupations should suffice. If she
be childless her talents should he OK
crc ised in the many avenues Of chart
jy.
1t seems hard to believe that
woman is as strongly impelled along
fna lines Of money getting as those Of
art Then an artistic vocation is diff
re-nut i'm its demands upon her time.
Writing. painting. singing, acting.
gives its exponent the leisure TO give
attention u the supervision Of her
household. "A
III the artist assume the responsible
Is or maternity then she should be pre-
pared tn make sacrifice as readily AS
the follower Of material pursuits.
Same. as u heritage, can no more com
prnsate for the child's loss of moth
,r's companionship than can wealth
L.vished by the business woman upon
raii Instructor atone for the proper pi-
i,i'l. ta'l''' ,r~tt,i, ~ nroduccd onlv
I'M T.'''.'.'' L. Y. / , r]naggity
I-,.,,.-. ,.,,,nr Girl should learn to
-' lii. 7ns,ircd III tho amb,-
N''' a. i''.' 80 .h..,..,I,-as ,r,n h.
,i.un.s. But thu results Of her toll II
,t. c1a.t 10 labor outside If TIN N'me'
I'LL. .r:,..rtnd NJ ba~ ,xclusive
.,:'....,t po-.ot- vollld do well to