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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-07

knowledge is more than equivalent
to forCe.-Johnson.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

and to help them to higher ideals
Instead Of becoming angry and flying
into passion of indignation when an en-
ployer or superintendent grows too fami-
liar, or becomes insulting, and losing a
position In consequence, the wise girl will
endeavor first to ignore his meaning and
TO answer any direct proposal he may
make by some irrelevant remark con-
corning her work.
Oftentimes that will forever put an end
to offensive advances on the mans part.
There are men who think it their duty
and privilege 10 test the honor and good
sense Of every woman who is not pro-
tected by man physically stronger than
themselves.
Having encountered some frivolous and
flirty working girls, these men take it
for granted that every working girl is
inclined to the same faults, and they
regard II as their recreation to put them
to the test Once they receive proof that
a young woman does not care to be adj
dressed in a familiar manner, they re-
speet her and let her go her way in
peace.
Other men are made more eager by this
indifference on the part OF the women,
and institute a series of attentions cal
culated to storm the citadel OF her self
respect and overcome her scruples by
continual mental assault.
When this type OF man is encouraged
a woman should say to him frankly: II
am here to attend to honest work and to
earn an honest living. I want you to
treat me as you would like your sister or
daughter treated in a similar position.
II you cannot do this, I must ask you TO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

ignore me altogether"
1t is only the very base and despicable
man who will pursue woman after she
has given him as fair and honest state
ment of her wishes as this, IL that state
ment has been accomplished by dlgni-
fled manner and womanly bearing.
Many women talk virtue and self-re-
spect while inviting filtration by eye and
voice. But the girl who is absolutely IN
earnest in the matter, and who attends to
her work seriously, and who is deter
mined to keep herself clean and worthy
will succeed in making her employers
and associates treat her with respect in
nineteen situations out of twenty. And
she will retain her position or advance
to a better one.
There are, OF course, occasional cases
OF blind infatuation on the part of man
who is carried away with some woman
in his employ where, no amount Of dis
erection or coldness or argument on her
part can hold him in check.
When these cases occur the only thing
for sensible girl to do Is to resign her
position and find another, even IL less
desirable one. Good angels watch over
the woman who is determined to behave
herself.
/ do not believe that the girl who is
vlrtuous and Industrious is ever COM
PEELED to die of starvation OF neglect.
Unconsciously TO herself many a good
girl, with no thought of wrong doing, is
flattered at heart by the pursuit of men.
Even II she rebukes their advances and
resents their proposals, she indicates this
secret sense OF flattered vanity, and men
recognize 1t and are encouraged by Y to
persist in their attentions.
II is perfectly natural instinct which
causes a woman to enjoy the pursuit OF
man. but II is an instinct fraught with
danger unless governed by wise head
and strong will and worthy ideals. There
is. no compliment in being sought by a
man who would seek any other woman in
the same position.
When his attentions are merely the re-
suit of propinquity, there can be little 20
flatter a woman's vanity.
When a man assures a girl that hiS
feelings and attentions are absolutely
honorable, the best test in the world is
to ask him If he would take his oath that
he would be proud to have his sister or
daughter inspire and encourage the same
sentiments in another man in his posi-
| ton.
One straight, correct. sensible girl, who
is invlneible in her virtue. can compel the
respect of whole army Of selfish, sem
sual-minded men and elevate their ideas
OF womanhood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02
Straight, Correct, Sensible Girl Can
Compel Respect Of Army Of
Selfish Men.
Wisest Course for sesupporting Girl Who Is Open to
Insults of Employers Is to Cultivate Dignity,
Self Control and Self Respect.
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

cOpyrlght, iO1l. AmerIcar-J journal Isxaminer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

Akrl vi M G.
NE HtNEa rorSUED oRArOe-
FROM CttGRFS tttL4- HAD MEM
TOhA BLiHic OFF Ul+G1R STDOLs
W NJ AS w 1T - REM ARkS
"ArSo As . SAio 66FoRe NE AppLAViE
NE PpEo THERE NERe no 1854
~ NOAH > ARK eE cAOAE
~ n+OSE oAIS IRELAND
\NAS Ar ~ 0GPErS oGrAT
NATION ArIp NAGY 4tAp BOATS
OF n+EiR OWN at r4is
ONCrDRG oLp WAN FIHra
JONaPEOVp A. o cHtRPEo
IS Mss OUR a oAUGHVE e
or hAlsStS SIpP'?
WOOF. MOOT WOOF "
oH rNA NOT AFR Ato
KNOW YOU
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

@AAN oiiNOl lilg bltl TO-
who invite such in
suits, and must all
others suffer in
consequence"
The wisest course
for a self-support-
ing girl to pursue
in these matters is
to cultivate dignity,
self-control an d
self-respect. Added
70 this she must be
something of q
philosopher. an d
learn to feel that
maternal sentiment
for all men which
will enable her to
pity their weakness
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

From the ranks Of labor comes a cry:
How may working girls be protected
from the insults OF employers and super
intendents and others in authority? who
is to be blamed, the men or some weak
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

AFTER "a at . TAKE
c'tAa6G OF NE pR,VHe
F|Ooe MATC X ~ RAJlEn1S
nEsI NO. IN ReueNED
AZ MIoNittH ntEA
WHITE A FEW IETTuS
ArI0 ~ 4 M T'ME IS -
AL nv oNNA TO- gQ-
-------A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02
Importnnt to Der.

How absurd some Of the jokes about
married people arel" says he.
Aren't they?" laughed his fiancee,
al read some today about married men
having to wash the dishes. and that sort
OF thing"
Perfectly rsdiculous"
"As II a man ever would have to wash
the dishes after he got married."
"Sillyv
Seems 10 me they could find something
funnier than that TO print
Indeed, yesl"
How does anybody ever happen TO
write such nonsenser'
but. dearest
Yes. my angelY'
You do know how to hash dishes.
don't you2"-Judge's Library.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02
I'm Not Afraid, Know You

ntEY SAY A CoNne OF FOR HAS EsTl|
GIT INNER SASes ore eiTG
AtIo Al ETA ca GGNAGtS ISA
MArLH OFT INEuEE SAW oNe LSt+T
nARI SAN THAT corr LtAS LoVS or EARS
BIT THAT DON'T MAKE n+s1A HEAR
ArIp WHO EuER SAW A wEEPIHc
vitLLoN THAT eIER SAEp A EAR.
AFl>H They san Has LOTS OF
SCALES eUT ikEiER SAN ONE WElGH
AtIo THAT oLp ttATBAr4D RoUhn
NE HAT 'NHsR HERRD IT pLASJ
A eOrICt4 OF BArtArSAS nAEV CAL
A HAND BIT INNER SAM rs us
n+EL Saw THEN SAT-~IE GODS
Ne GopS oE5ISr oEISr oESIcr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

OFT OF ~ STORE 7"
1 SAY, NO MAN. cAA
FORCE NE TO BUH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02
Our One Necessity
by CHESTER FIRKINs.

A flat may lack a kitchenette,
A dining ROOM a hall;
he best apartment etiquette
Preseribes no rooms at ALL
For workman or aristocrat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

, TAKE Care OF al
PATIENTS EfsIrn 8 AN
nLL 8 Pm E,lS MeDIuMe
KENO ntEra eooeA Write
LETTERS roH n4H~
TAKE rEmpERArUee AHo
paGpARE ntE EooN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02
By Tad

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

pELLO GRAG6 rvs GOT
ntG JOG Of NNV L,FG -.
NOW INA a NURSE ~
A TRSe< HoSpnAG AMo
ipokT HAVE 10 GET 20
III s oCGoCE a ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-02

A woman may not be able to reform The
man she marriea. but she = FeasonAblg
sure 70 inform him.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

ton ainau~ giinitigcn @crlailf gelronl.
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ODER miirotitens geibeert uito gefe.
oert noroen lit, ntnb 8nnnep nebm.
eli, menlf man bein Gotriotismus I'M
Mosquito-S toate in 9etradt 5iebt.
Soffentlih miro it6 Stem Seriep
nllmahl;6 picOer ~berllbiger. lllb
'm6qlider @eiie tperoen Sie Sdnll.
~beboroem NIT Der 3eit 10 geideit,
Dab iie Sen &ir0crn has Serleiern
bon .greueibrn" 6eren @coeiitulya
sic aleinsrt Nod nidt ocritcbeit, CT.
IIailen.
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gOtsOam

6rau alice &usfnnp gcborene
WleDer, mltroe eeboren nrn II. Sept.
1867, in Bon, Mo. Sore gr5ieb.
llllg erbielt Tie inn elterlidcn Solle
uno beiu6te I'M reiferen sIlter Die
Sountngsifllc uno otter and Ben
@pttcsoienit Der bortigen 9a6tiIten
&frde. als iie oaS 23tc 2ebens.
inhr errcidjte, perehlidte lie iidj NIT
@iIbelm Rusfnltp, ans pelder Che
9 ainoer c~ntiproiiell. God ldon
I'M bliibanOiten alter, uerlor Tie 3fpei
ibrer ainoer olrf 3oo, lpeldes ibre
ubuebin i9paGe Ratitr iebr aitge.
griffet bate, ioboB it'd ourdD be.
it1rlGige 5rauer ltn ibre ainber ei-
lie @emiitsfranfbeit in ibr 5eigte,
bic IpGter In bnIteriide Nnfaae iid
ucnronoelte. Sic lebte nit ibrem
@otten 13 Sabre 5uIomntCil, aber
i'm Orat Ietteit 5luef Sobrrn elttipid-
elite iif, 8piideu ibrtm edtteii uro
ibr elm llllfriebc, luelder ron siiBen
lrrbeigeiiibrt mur0e, Io6ab en- 3lt.
iammgIeben iiir Ole iernere gu.
fnilft uimo9lidl mar mo cine S6ei,
bitl9 bcr5eiiiibrt mltrbe, ytafJ ibrer
SdeiSulW iprod} ons @eridt 5iuei
ibrar iiiltGiten aibocr ibr ST, mel
dJc Nsr 8ileJc Der Mltfter nod iebr
beSufttNt; cinen auaben init go
llrslt Gbriit mo Elm MdodFm nit
gtmuen Roin. NGd| ibrer Grcntutr1J
5ul lie MT ibrclt &iitbern bierber
lad Gots0dnl, no lie iid cine fleiiie
Scilnot Glitdrlfte rllb nit ibnen Z
sSa9re im &ute Ii. Srieoen lcbte. Die
Sinner teiidjten hirriclbit Die 8i,
thrift mie oild} Die bieiige Sonptogs-
iditle, unO tic ielbIt mar cine fleiBi9t
8ribderiit in oen @ottcSEitnitem eer
%. rel. Stride. God in poriDen
,N1Ire itclte lid1 cine Sriiis in ibr
elm netbc id)lifmne 6olgen llad iidy
Sol, io6nb cine Speration in ct.
oiis poll3ogen tpepoeu mliBte, in.
Dem man Die Spifmuta be9te, ie
GaOnrh bon ibrcnt 2eiOen beilen 81
omen. Srob6em aber ole Opera
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Sci Galnen ioG man INNER Ieirt,
God nimmermehr ironild) iein;
gerar l0Bt lids uidt I'M @nten
loicn,
Gam fonlmcli raid lie nit otm
9eien. :
3eoe Sausirau miro es nit be.
redfiatem gtolae erfiilfen, bab enA.
lid1 illt cine 55raft eritalFesft Rt oif
tbre uh6 ibtes @eidtediS Gbrr in
tbatfrGft;gpr 8eiie 5l Dabgen ipnBte.
SeSe 0eutite 6rau fam 9ailo
beionrers itol5 Norouf iein, Sab es
cine 3odter @ermanisns mar, Die
lid 10 allsge3eidnet rat. STRAIT 60
pbie Steimleper beiBt sic Cole.
@s nTbie clolid eilnltal etipoS SC
id,eben, Nonfit Der efpigelt NorBelei
ser MANNER, oie INNER etuas am
Giien alls5uieeen Bobert, Elm 3iel &C.
iett merbe.
@ilbeIm 8rcis, Ger 5ur 3eit i'll
Of. 2ufe's &oipital 81 NenbutJ,
Nap Seriep, liegt, erflart, ct werDa
uienials nieoer iiber 6ns giierl
ldimpfen, bas linn ieine Sogtsntitt.
Ter, 6rau SteintRaper, poriest. Gr
6ebaltptrt ierner, lie bobe i'm nit
Dem @eien oie 5reppe binunter &c.
iegt, nobel er Sen glrm sebrotell
babe.
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8irO sic @clt beNer?

Sn mand)er Siniidt id)eint Dies
10. Eouienoe belfen anoere. Gorrn-
ter 6roat SO. SO. 8orlb, 8ittsfielo,
q. s. Sic fonb @%eiunbbcit in glec'
trio 9itters uilb rGtb bieie @ebi5in
alien 9eibenben iiberoq an. SAB.
re lang lit i) on MoJert. nto Nie-
r~entetoen." idreibt iie. rSSebe Mc'
n8in, sic i'd nabm. ieblte, bis i'd
electric 9itters ralyn. 9ieies lpittr'
6erbare Seilmittel half MIDI iebr."
Slit ieoer Srau. @eite Gonic nnh
2eber- rnb Nierenmebi5in, Die qe'
madt miro. 9robierts. SIR tperoe
es ausfinben. Soc bel allen Npo.
thefen.