The evening world., 1911-03-04

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without love 10 a greater social
evil than some sindu Of love with
out marriage. and 10 more dcgrad-
ing 20 tho won an.
Money. no. possession OF IL but
its lack, 10 responsible for the
degradation OF millions OF women
who must wed men whom they do
not love.
"Thc lack OF economic indepsnd-
snoe has compelled women TO place
this stigma upon their ssx."
Those are the conclusions OF Pro-
Charles Zucblln. late OF the University
of Chicago. In his ~a.lalgnmont OF tins
existing social system. which works
havoc with the relations OF men ana
women.
The woman's mode OF circumlocution.
by whioh she gets around men and
pulls the wool over their eyes. was de-
clarcd the chief moral defect Of her
sex by Prof. Zucblin. Regarding. by
the world. Of woman as mans natural
property was blamed for much exist
ing evil by the college man. 1t was
this property" phase of a woman's
existence hat was scored most bitterly
aA1 hN6A - ~ INV Wv Nsfh ~
the frequent appeal to the "unwritten
law
Many times, said Prof. Zueblin. the
crime which brought to the fore the
appeal to the "unwrltten law" grew
out OF the fact that a woman with a
milion-dollar personality" found her
self dependent upon a "thousand-dollar
masculine income That the law is
not written In the statute books IN be-
cause most OF our written laws deal
with property rights. and We dislike TO
admit that we fundamentally regard
woman as chattels.
"If you want to sec some OF the
spiritual possibilities of the economic In
dependence Of women. consider the
degradation that accompanies marrying
for support. even thong the majority
may do IT, continued Prof. Zueblin.
ut Is "A painful fact that II a man and
woman do not love each other or are
sacrificing themselves for the sake OF
their children. they have no right to
live together. Yet there are millions
who do and must.
"Dut Of woman were given her eco
NOME Independence II would relieve
Htf nA AliA HAlkilus ~ WfN'h "'''
that II would relieve woman OF her
chief moral defect. her method OF cir
cumlocutlon by which she gets around
men. whether Il is during the counting
illusion or by rining her husband
pockets. ar any other way by which
she circumvents him and gains her end.
Money Power Diverted.
III man can be brought TO zee Tn"
u,a.sIr,huu,v OF ,he powcr Of man over
woman-a poy.r enjoyed by the pos
at, nony-w. may evan hiring
tim "a zoe the paysr OF money over
!,
..T,. s,mcu,tv Ia tha, no, only 4,
vomn, d.n.,a.n, anon man. tina, not
o"ana - .",,an a.nand.,, nm one
s, an ,a. ,Jch n,,nr. IN. suu
80. a. narsorou,y ,ane,d. unon
vyh., ar. zoe yo,ny
a.. oo ooo ,.mi.
an M m.scu,Ins
""e -
..rh. .xnra.sion az This which ,s the
mos, degrading. comes in the appeal
which seems TO be increasingly made
ar has increasing publicity-the appeal
90 ,ho uuwrittsn law. Woman is re-
- 49, nronar,y Ana whom
go 20 nr.nor,v L. yI,.
'hie o"o'' P rs.
lated' theh ne "'onso" """"' NV
appeal 10 the uh"r''eh IA" 80 Il" ~
peal to a la" That We dare not put on
our statute books, where nearly all the
laws are concerned with property. be-
cause we do not like to admit that
.ramar ,s nronerty. No man ever kills
- - ,nr ioyo Ito dies for II. n,
-, A, ma, Mont, h.,
hNos y -, ~
h'nu o. u'ie"se'
W nave 10 ASK ourselves IN NOR
rage a legal. an economic "a splrAtnh'
or "A physical relation' II Is, OF course,
all Of these. There is the old saying,
"a which We a.e stII addicted, thai
uor,l,y,s are Made m Heaven. W,
=, rLa ~ maj lae, Marriage i,
''"a' aan.,,ro, ~ .,.,,
ho'''l I"St''Nt.'"'
innc'loh1rE ; o"loe' HoN' may "o "'''
IN licAN'h, n We may nope 'h"' 'N'''
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