The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27
LOT OF The JAPANESE WOMAN
CONDITIONS mar SBEu OBD 10
aESrFRN EiF>.
M Is~sr Iisr social pesree ths uet,er
the wsmAn 10 rrest~c Also. the
pretu.r she ts -taciiity fsg Da,srre
sh. uss No Je~elr, To speak es

HAlaA On IT, ALNANHhN~ - NNNHN ~ ANiN
traIis II Australia liza. it, Christina A.
micsumn-r ant - cherries With stone-
outsid, tho fruit. Japsn has it- oranges
without pIps aud does mos things ui~id--
down frum our point of visw
IN. women carry their habi.- on then
backs instead NJ on their arrns and hlsck.u
tleir teeth instead 81 trying Co keep thsn
white They ais nv a. hard ~ they can
to look DID,. and IA" lower they ar la ciASp
tho moro cuusid. ration thoy re,civr nom
their hushanls
There l. gelsr ally. Il must - coafc@sd
method in Jal An-se madness, bat Il does
not look cry mad TO IN. ur reasoning glota
,rct'er. Take. for tl@'aHca, th. matter
~ q vomtu's ctrrying hsr "a, Lh.1I
instead Of % front. Ina "a tone t~caur.
girls bes.u carrying baths. when ~ very
young tia, ,t heCotae- second uaurs MT
to remember the baby a. all. bu' - - on
doing whatever one IL doing without ~
saIting the baby; In oil Of wor,s by tho
new pstsnt ~ay Of carrying a baby a woman
can WORK ~ well ~ mind the ~child-which
she does not mind.
In fact, unL~s Il Il her nrst. tho mother
doe~ not sensrslly carry the baty; the
last baby. II Il is a girl and weaned. carries
~ ~ ~" ~ '@aNN@ VS.
Considerably late. and begin their duties A.
women almost a. soon A. they are weHIcd.
The first duty ni woman. ~ the japanese
proverh. IL otedi.nc-. the first dItv 80 u
JsTane.r woman in prac-ico -. whcr ~he
looks about four v-a- old. "a carry rhe raIt
taby tn an haori ,-haon up hsr harS.
The ahv - fastened 80 securely that ~
lit'ir mo,hcrirg SISTER can play tai or
shutt'.rrrt 100 srf" - no" virk-s hack
The tshv .oes not CIV or laugh japanese
hahje- ara vrry solemn uuds i'> heal
and runs a. the hose " her" u no Younger
sisicr TO carry success 'iug babies us the
ycars advance. tha girl will de- her oour'iug
and her huusevork with the pica-s-hEck
cucumbrRnc-
The Japane~" woman docs not hlacken
her teeth under any mist sken !ira that Il,
mas-s her attractive abe docs It 90 make
herself unnttrsctive Her husband 10 sup
posed 60 know her value: n h" doesn't. he
divorces har
He makes no provision for her and she
has no dowrv from her family, hut "a di-
vorced woman "a Japan nearly always
marris~ again. Sh" hringa nothing hu' a
gcn'lc and otcdirn, slave. end 'ase- moth
ing away with her hut the same valuable
commodity
The ~ason why lower c.ars women -.
ceiy" morn consideration from their hus.
hands than their UPPER class sister. g. 'la'
th'y are capable ~ ear irg 'h'. oWu
liyings. wh.,h Japanese 'Hoi'- ave ro' =.
thorvughv b. 'lS s'gu.s'd thai q .pw'-
cla.- woman divorces n'r husband y she
- not All .sfrd. = thing vuirn newer happens
IN more -.,e,t c%irrias. unl'-s -" woman j.
an he!reS-. when 'Io husband i- .. .- I'i."
Confederation ~ 3D. ipds
l. Il only when she aas mo- Hru'hers thar
a Jaranesc woman NAV eNI",' money from
her parents II he, have Nu.y a daughter
90 leave th,ir none .H. thee u-iu-.aW h.sto
take her uai4r and 'H, ,u-.g4,Iots
In households Wtlrl ar" interrupted
nv foreign ufu'u,'-. a woman. g what
ever class. D. only f. servant urlssS her
husband ,i.,-.. ,'A.rvi-" stp = eek
veC'~d Geo wal. . him. hr.-N and mend DTS
clothes su"as ui.y Nh"r ~H" b. spoken 20.
anu always give place ~ h.-u"s
II l. she Who plsu,- us.s Ice shutter fur
hin. o. pass through and 20" II eII-"teI
10 walk a par. or two l..I't him, even
when Jh.ur - plenty @! -Uum for them ~ =.
side by s'de n make. %. diN,rorce 20
al" - \ pIch~sE. nothing Ua,kes at az
ference. Unless her husband j. al Anglo
maniac. except icT clothes u a jar auss.
luy- foreign .rt! ,rE Goa Its VT" lc nav
treat h.r Ike a foreign lady, walk With N
t-Nid~ him. Ist her I.-- "fur- Llm. even
haIri A,r fh.uFs
ia, sImc tniug- result r'ho Is an Anglo
ma A lnt D. # - .Is.~ ,uftr,,U4--
Wlfh lrgl-h and An,ri.4Gs Il Jara.
AWer\r.- ate r"TAru". a. t~grupc1u-.
and al t~urnu@Aus are regarded a. tug
n-h, uu'>~s 'AoN ar" professors. when they
ar- G"IUa- H." puI.H al t.t,.gu"s"
hardly rank a. l~.u.F.af.. Ilu.A.u ls.ux