Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10

TO ouy the baby's shoes shall be made 10
do this for the rest of her days.
"Yea, a husband accepteth thee at thine
own valuation, and he cherlsheth anything
that cometh at a fancy price; but a cheap
wife he holdeth in c~ontempt-even as a
thing bought with trading stamps.
verify, verify, in wedlock there is but
one throne, and she that climbeth thereon
at first shall rule always. But she that
becometh a doormat shall be walked over
withal. And a little bluff worketh won
ders where great devotion faileth." Selah!
Chat About Women.
Mrs. Nora Stanton Batch de Forest.
granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, is said to be equipping a factory
at Newark, N. j., for the manufacture of
electric condensers. She is a gradual of
the civil engineering school of Cornell uni
~versity, and since her marriage has been
studying electricity.
Bridget Touhey. 81 years old, has worked
for Mrs. ]. Hood Wright of New York City
for fifty-one years. She was more a mem-
Der of the family than a servant" says
employed after my marriage, and from that
day until she left us, a year ago, to enter
the House of Divine Providence, she had
been a faithful servant and friend"
Miss Eva L. Shorey of Bridgton, Me-, has
just submitted a report to the Maine labor
bureau in regard to her investigation OF
tAit "OIh U ClllluTGn III III HllalS 5He SHNS
that with families of six and ten children
parents, straining every nerve, cannot do
the impossible and keep their children in
some help, which should not be in the ma
ture of a charity.
Miss Mary Mcdowell of Chicago is very
Indignant that any Judge should think that
a man may not marry on a salary of IS a
week. New York needs to get a better
judge. she says. There are lots OF mer
marrying who earn Sc a week, and she does
not see how a mar who earns a small sal
airy is any more excepted from the mutua
responsibilities Of life than a rich mar
would be.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell is appealing
to the women Of the country to help thu
proposed children's bureau in Washington
The purpose of the bureau as to get the
real facts about the children before tn,
people of the country, and she begs tina
as sentimental reasons for her interest il
children. Miss Boswell is the chairman o
the, child labor committee of the Genera
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Anna Wermuth, a woman who was know
for many years as the laundress to tn
emperor died in the Home of the Aged II
Vienna recently. She used to boast Of tn,
fact that she was a born washerwoman
In the revolution of 1S4S she took part II
the barricade fights and acted as nurse 70
the wounded revolutionists. From her HON
she directed the work of the organized
washerwomen, and for years, or occasions
when the various guilds paraded, Away
led the women of her calling.
Ten years ago two energetic young womel
decided to open a tea room in Wellesle!
village, where the college students coult
get luncheons if they desired or take after
noon tea. II was so successful that a cor
p%oration was formed, outsiders puttini
poration has changed into the Wellesle,
Inn corporation, and it is quite a flourish
ing business. 1t is now a college clul
house and the women at the head of mi
organization are very nrOun Of ifa g1tnaagg