The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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feel as II; I wanted any nj ore children;
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& says, When len are more VII ins ITO
stand by the wife,s sid {, here;
will be more fnmi lies-t III all
III AZ to men giving more att ton to-
Z their clubs than home, "a Il no Y only : ones
y that do this are those who have been:
4 so as to marry some onest hat
d does not make home pleasa Mt. and lin
y fact who does all in her power 10 make
1t unpleasant for them the short time
K they have to spend at home after gbusl-
ness hours. I. M 4 S.ssss,
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husbands that spend q Al their le lsurei
s. time at the club instea d. of inS the home
md out that Wit IA III EFF ort on thelr8
part to make homo as plea So Mt and ien-S
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u they can overcome the scl ub attrac ton
y and have 81 their huaba nd IN Y hem
evenings, and leisure lines II they %; de-5
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care to have any chill rem Of heir own
z should start some kind, ia imut ualt bene-S
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Ing III the 'OId N aids and Bachelors
& Protective Also clat On, i as they will not
4 have any chilli ten to- look after them
& Whenthey get toe old to ma Ike their own
living, and they will not prosper SO as
tofailoW them to save enough for tho
4 Rainy Day that isE sure to come. and
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4 a very nice thing u TO- nave asometh VIZ
coming from the %, "a NJ ana y, =, ~
each month. K
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articles for publication after becoming
q member of this org anizat TO y, asi tley
might possibly Influence someone Y that
4 pose OF being, namely, that Of MARI SO,
home and children. y.
n what would become Of the world i
all looked at this qu estion as y, 2, ~,
1 does My opinion Is that at the cPse
Apf this century there might be twd or
( three human beings left In this great
and glorious world and as there is
plenty OF work and opportunl ties for
several more general lp ms we should mot
begln reducing the popula Hon sat this
early day. &
1--WE all have enough to do without
taking time to, figure as to which does
I the most work llsband or Wlfe) hut
i know by experts nee That the moi her Ia
not the only one who loses sleep OH ac-
count OF q, sick or freSful child.
"a person does not want to run TIL A
rLsk Of q child DYING, getting sick, or
growing up TO be a. dish onor to its| pars5
4aRts, lts country. its eod icy he3 JOIN
\ thst she may have net hing to lookS
forward to In her OLD q & az n
1 For my part \ prefer the childreh and