Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

Tho Influence what influences
Upon Morality. ou the incxperionc-
cd cNppcfnnt eIrlt
They are purely Psychological Ine
question NJ comparative htaItn ana
comparative morals ln domestic uuu
business Doe ia narrow. aa compared
with thg boarder one of psychological
conditions believe that there are
just aa many women who break down
under Che strain of bearing children
and domestic burdens as there are
those who have nervous prostI1unh
from trying Co do MANS WORK DO
business and live womana itc ut
home but there is this difference.
THE woman who sacrifices herseu ou
che domestic altar may leave behind
her O. living. breathing memorial Dob
the SONS and daughters who revere
hor memory and who hand down Co
pOs.0Iity the influence Of her stroug
Charlter in 1n overwhelming circle Tor
good. while the woman who sacrifices
herself to business success can leave
only o. few tangled skeius in office nr
store for some other woman to
sfraI ghtcu OUT The woman who Us
normal and healthy and performs her
work iu the normal. Commpu-sCnso
way win not break down either Bon the
home cor iu % waEc-earniug Mold.
Waee-oaruiuE women os class bee
Hove tn Doe even moro moral than
tuolr sisters who lead the protected
Iifo Contact with the world shows
them Che wages of sIn ass well as Che
wages of work They are Jess crodu-
l1u- less trusting than the girl who
iioa.zUe every man who comes upon
her horizon The girl whose virtue is
inherent and strongly eutrcnched does
not yield to the Establishments of the |
man She meets in business. rather she
becomes absolutely imprCgnablc. ON
lne other hand, the girl who u.s. MAJ
tumly wild ana uurrstrained does not |
require the influence uf office, store or |
factory environment 90 show her The |
downward WuT--Anna Steeso kich-
ardsou u the September Womaus
Homo Companion.
Design ~ tho Thc disappointment |
Peace Palace with the accepted dice /
Disappointing sign for The Hague /
tribunal is wide |
spread. 10 is looked upon ass uuueuce- /
tW and scattering Dob its ctr."t.a hri.- /
iiauty cXtrayaEant ami inappropriate /
variation upon the Flemish. 10 sug- |
gests fusiIade from park of artillery /
rather than the reUnsc off great mUuu- /
ment The impression made hy che /
building Tor The Hague tribunal should /
Doe simple dIguined re5-fuI. noble and |
...
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irtire az f,r huIf5ir0 erected Tor tha
e,rest tribunal N1 ono rar esx- thar th,
dstirr accented fIDuun NOT Without n
certain srI.ud9r mites grandeur with
sin1pIirits- IL IS rather graudiose than /
Grand and the very nntithesis Of slm-
ullcitv The quantities of grandeur ard /
Simplicity may surely De attained by /
adherence 20 the renaissance variation /
upon that STYLE of architecture which /
came 10 fulton in Greece. deriving /
fro.l older sources am that was fitting.
and influencing tho art of architecture
through succeeding ages more power