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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

D:fi mieItdti,nnitid mimmistd I'LL
poitteIulsta aon9resf-maaleisIa I'd.
nd fptIpnd tulee iopdbtumaan Wtidi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moaIipiiris.
ID, iosIa WtuiomiS. Woc DONALD
on uubelleen eoustaia ebbotsaaua.
r9dn On ie mics, iota 2entine'in
ia Sepii'in tansio eoustoiobuoneeS-
Ia ia ienaattorien Msburst'in ia W&ar.
tin'en tansia Ienaatisia, taiSieli ldpi
aon9resfien tuttimufien. Mid's min
tuparinfaimaiien lafosIa 10 GoIora.
bon biiIenfoinaiien lafoSIa. SifIi.
pd luounouliestittn fupari paroonit,
Salumet ia Secla, rautatiepbtiDt,
taiteaaiiet rinterestit4 ia Iiittouiuneet
Wor9an rpbmdt, omat fpannoneet
ettd bdn Ell tule tostaan pddiemddn
finne tafoifin. Sofa ianomalehti
tdsid maaIipiirisid tuIee oIemaan
bdntd pastoon, toitti panfit, taifti
~pomot." taitfi p%altatnt fdtprit, foif.
Il iotfa noibaan toitputtao npimat.
faaaa rinterestiud~ iota ban on lou'
fani.ut.
r9dmdnIainen tilpailu on merit.
tptfeQinen toto taniaQiIuubele, Eos.
Ia ie talee ndpttdmddn iosto jdries.
telmduinen riiStdminen on pieId fpl.
lin mabma tdsid maaSIa ~ranfaiie.
maan iotain fonsresin idientd ioaa
on robteatta ia miebuutta taiSteao
ftd mastaan.- - Srom Yeorion'S
Noso3ine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

LOkakuulla.

Lokakuulla.
Elava autuuden toivo? Mika sc
on? = Sc on elava varmuus siita
eta meilla on ijankaikkinen elams
ia perinto taivaassa ia eta me nyt
10 olemme autuaita Jumalan lapsia
ia taivaan perillisia. Sta emme
viela ME, mutta varmuudella odo-
famine sen ilmestymista. ia mil
Ia lailla me olemme saaneet tallai.
sen toivon? Sen on Jumala nellie
lahjoittanut ia antanut Jeesuksen
Kristuksen kuolleista ylosnousemi-
sen kautta.
Rakas ystaval Siins olet sina
ia siina olemme me kaikki autuaat,
JOS vaan sen uskomme. ia siina
olemme myos turvatut. Herra
huutaa Psalmistan kautta: Walk.
ka meri pauhaisi ia lainehtisi, min
eta siita pauhinasta vuoret kukis.
tuisivat, kuitenkin OF Jumalan
kaupunki ihana virtoinensa iossa
Korkeimman pyhan asuinsiat O.
vat" Katsokaa ystavat. Tallaiset
lauseet todistavat eta Jumala on
meidan turvamme ia sutuutemme.
,,Hanen laupeutensa kautta han
meidKt autuaiksi text"
Minakin itsessani Glen kurja syn
tinen, mutta tiedan eta Kristus eli
ole syntinen. Sen tahden luotta.
muksella Haneen turvaudun ia
Hanta avukseni huudan ia yksin
Haneen turvaan.
Laheta Pyhahenkesi, rakas lisa,
kaikkia kivikovia sydamia uudeksi
muodostamaan, ennenkuin armon
aka loppuul Syttykoon Jumalan
vihan ia lain kirouksen kuluttava
10 tSslla aiassa meidRn sic.
msitz kokonaan kue-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

tomafoneen bpwdtfi. AliF iuotamaa
eta iofainen iofa on niitd iaanut,
mitd pifemmin alfoii totmitn lebben
bpmdff. banftien labioia iefd uufia
tilaufia. Sa Jos lebben lufiioisia
on ioitatn iotfa eimdt ole ferdpS'
listoia iaaneet, mutta fummtnfin
oIifimat tiIaiiuubesia toimimaan
Iebben bpudtF, Min ppptdtdd niitd
~toimihatieIta fefd ldbettdfdd oioit'
teenne. Sopii ldbettdd muibenfin
ieuaisten %benfil1iben oiotteita ioihen
I~iuIette pDipan ia boluaman toimta
iotain lebben bppdff.
Sabiat oliiwat Idbetettdmdt ofoit'
teeua:
Muttoia,
6. 8oe SO, Sronmoob, Wdcb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29
1eesus turWanamfhe.

So beibdn puriehtiesioan bdn nut
fui. Wutta idrmeue ipDfIni alas
mprsfptuuli. ia werbe tdpttpi me-
6ela, ia be oIimat maarasia. Ntin
be menimdt ia berdtiiipdt bdnet, Ia
noen: ,Ntestari, me bufumme!" Suuf,
8: 23-24.
Salaperdinen, tammottama, ~
mppteenid petttdwd meri. @itD ie
ole fumams ibmisIpbdmestd? Se
moi ola maiti mdbdn aifoa. &c
moi ndpttad firtfaaltu ia lapifuulta'
malta. 9aimaan fini ia aurin9on
idteet ipoirpat fpud iostus lpDbd
leitfid fen petIitirfeaaaa pinnaua.
Wutta tpasta Ipnfdsid pDsid, tuu'
len herdtesTd ia Iaineitten fobotesia
mott ndbbd fen oifean Iuonteen. Gil
Ioin ipnnin ipwppbet ammottamina
eteef aufenetpot. Sntobimoien bur.
iisfa tuuIenpuustisia, SumaIan pill
taamiIesIa. mibasfa, epdusfosia,
faiferuubesIa, murbasia ia abneu'
ben tppbpttdmdttDmdsId ianosia,
fuoIeman faubuisfa buomaat TEL
mdsti fen iaatanauiien bensen, iofa
ubmaa Sumalaa ia ibmiiid Iammut
tamattomas5a pibasIa. Se fpettoa
poimienia ddreti6mdud idnnittdmi'
ieud metdd ipmppfFin i~of'ainoan
mield bensisid olemon. 3erra or
mabba! Ndind faubetna betttnd on
meiud usfomaiiua usfottpmiin Ia
pafanpibin ndbben ie uerraton etn,
ettd Seeius on purreSia. niein olem'
me fen unobtaneet, uiein on ibminen
tottunntl Iuottamaan omiin moimiin'
ia, mutta mt, Sumalaue fiitos, ct
meiu6 ole muuta pelaStusta fuin
6an, iofa meta min mieleudnid
auttaa. Meibdn tdptpp buutaa ~
bdmmen bdbdsid: Serra, anta met
I'd! Westori, Nlestari, me butumme!
Warmaa on, ettd buutomme ei
ole miIIoinfaan iddnpt fuulematta.
pdn nouiee ia mubteIee tunlta ia
loineita. Sdnen %ianania patnanat
fuin Toto mailman rat
~posmneiben beufiwoltoien tpimma
pbteenid. Ne patnapat enemmdn
fuin iuurin ipnti ia ianrimmat itie'
[ppt5tfet. He potttamat naltatpim
manfin bdbdn, Fud Seeius on fuol
Int faiftien tdbben, mafianut faifft
eta totifesti ole iddnpt at
noatafaon ~mafiamatta. 2noIeman
metstd mdistpd, Fun Seeius
on feurasfamme.
Npi on totiiesti fatfti bppin! Npt
a~utuoito ia taimosfelpotfa,
Sdn on purresiamme. Meri'
.dan ei peIota. eifd ipmpps. So
,oistupat piIrpet ia armon pdifpd
Sumalan toinoolta. pelto
a raubattomuus poibtupat 9dnen
ionfa tue mufanaan fpe'
,eud pesip ipbdn, tpapaaff pddstet'
omatunto. WdIpnpt ruumiS Ia
ieIu moimat turnaniiesti lepdtd
Seefutien ipbdmend, fiad Sdn pi
id perdd. 2obta oIemme ioapu-
Meet faimaituun iatamaan meren
puoleua.
~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

NifF min? SitF. eitd TpfTp tap'
paa eIoifuuben luonnosta Ia nitn
muuttaa faiffi, bdmittden Iionnosta
fen 5ulouben, minfd femdt Ia feid
omat moineet 2uoian pli maauiie Sta
mddrdptiesid Iuontoon ipnnpttdd.
Dstapdni, tdta Iebtea Flmdtues-
idfi moipi ola 10 Iuonnosia buo'
mattamisia Iptipn enteitd, ia Min
olen mott tdtd fpbdpstd lutiesiaR
fiImdiud luontoa ia wertaiua ttd
mpDs tdbdn firioitutfeen. Sa olet
bumaifeipa, eitd on olemasia iotoin
pbteptta ipfiptiead Iuonnoua ia tdud
tirioitufIeua. Wutta nield baluat'
fin inun buomiotoii fiinnittdmddn
tdbi in iptippn. Fad ct ole mield
meiud oIut ndin fpnftdd tuin tdmd
Iptip, ndennd,Iesh ndpitdd tulepan
fiud MT ei aiuoastaan luonto.
lnonnon belmasia Ipnfistptd meitd.
maan fiiben pbtpp mield olepot
olotfin. ga fun olepot olot M
tpp, ndinfin rditedsti ipntdn bps
luonnon fansIa, min iaoin ie pasta
tuntuu I%pnifddfiu ipntemmdltd Suo
{ilmdf Guropaan mitd iaat tuta,
mirfistpnfD ipnffd intipinen intellect,
tun fieud iufuloiiefi ia ebtd lapiuu
ben tuttamaIi otpat mitd tutalam.
masia oiemasia. ebta iuuri par
bailIaan. Noi niitd fambuia, mitd
iemmoinen iotamelsteinen alta mot
pi idlfeenid idttdd. SpntiStppf6
ipbdmeF tdnd ipfipnd erittdina 81
ipestd tdptpnee fen ipbdmen ola,
iota ei ipnfistp tdnd IptIpnd.
Mutta mita aiiomme tebbd, aiiom.
mefo iddba ipntisId mietieisidmme
tuiiottamaan, iputtdd ipfipd? 81
iuinfaan 1td iomi tebbd, fiad iiitd
ei oIifi bpDtpd itieaemme, eifd Tau
taifiue, 5utuloifiue ia tuttaniaemme.
go mitd me td6u6 moimme ftte
tebbd, etentin ipnnpinmaamme ia
fieud oIumain notwithstanding bpmdf.
Fl? 9fufous on mieleStdni MT Eat
t;Sta teboffain feino. 2ddntpfddmme
benseSid ia totuubesia fen Sumaian
puoIeen, ionta iobbosia on mpDs
Fin ipnnpinmamme fobtaIo. 6dnen
otfea fdtenid iaapi notion, ndin
buotaiee piaImista abbinson aifoi
no. Ndin metin Iaamme buotaiSta,
ia ie Fun tapabtuu faIiin Wap6b
taiamme nimes5d 6dnen benfenid
eIdbpttdmdnd Min fiuotn Ie toimit'
taa ibmeitd Sidn tpt6nd. perdstd
pdin faamme fitten ibmeteIIen iboelIa
fuinta ipnffd ipfip meui obi foit.
Zine faubuineen ia tulee taas tplmdn
taImen perGstd faunis feDdt ia teid,
ionta fplmd ipfip oil faubuineen
bdmittdnpt. &c feid moi meiedt
piebd fiiben feiddnfin, iofo ei moi
endd bdpitd ia muuttua, maan pp.
inn iianfaiftiiesta iianfaitfiieen iba.
mana ia iuIoiiena iumeno, iota III.
misfunto, ia iopa momafuntoftn
obottaen buofaa ndind aiauiiina
nuobenaifoina, iotfa onat ndin
muutosten alaifina.
:. 3. 9eimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

vgluori mics iuuri %astuesfaan eId'
mddn forteiua ibantei0a mfein tb.
metteIee mifii miebet piroisia niein
taipumat p~fIitpisten paatimuffiin;
milf forporuttonten riniere sti- moi
min beIposh idttdd pleii6n bpmin'
moinnin fimuafiaff.
SeImitns Fiben on ettd, fiaoin futn
vinterestid" muiStetaan, Min pleiib
unbotetaan. Wirfailtioiaa, iotta e.
bnstamat forporatfionien -interes'
tia~ on alma tafana oliiat.
DirfaiIiiat, iotfa ebmstamat rinte'
resttd1 pfiIDomistufiesta efimerfif'
r Smith ia 9romn omat tparmat
standardization ia iddlimdttb
mppbestddn, mutta fe ct fummin.
faan ole marina 9mibi0e tai Bron'
Mile. W}e olemme iamosia oiemaS'
ia tdnd iptipnd, ndbbdtiemme idmdn
tponban totuuben pield ferran ellie
tuotapon.
Grds mics fon9resFsia, iofa on
oIIut urboouinen ia fpfenemd tais'
teIiia pleiIestd bpmdsid. ioua on
oIut oifeus Ip5bd Iuiasti, on mer'
ttttp teurastoiatii. 7ieideu, eitd Ton
ia on poisfn fporiioimasto ienfdb'
ben tuin ne aiatteleuat Min palion
5obasto; rioutto" on m!fona vfofoa'
mosIo1 ndttd .bdiritFiottd."
WocD onaIb, Wsicbtsonista, iofa
paIiosti Wulbau mebteiIpt Ia pnolf
fuparin faipaiia, on Dtf. Reattn9,
GoIorobosta, on toinen = iota Roc-
iouffo obbistoa iotoiulis.
mffaa.
mabbouiiesi ndmd fonsresiimie'
bet bdmidpdt. W(e toimomme ct,
mobboliiesti fuitenfin - ia
ibon mormoan bdpidtpdt eDei fania
berad toimeen. Witd Hiten? Sosfo
.aiben fabben bdpi5 lamaonnuttoifi
prosresFwe puOlueitaa DIE artpe'
Ell! SeIaiieen fpipmpfieen
on moStottopa.
poIihfouiIet %loineet, fnten iobasia
tpporpwdi, mutta taisielu oifeuoes'
"a eli miuoinfoan ioubn bdpibue.
siud buomen on tulero.
2ijdfF, rebeuinen mics ct tatstele
ainoostoan menestpdfieen. 9dn
ioisteIee. jenidbben, ettd bdnen aiotuf'
ienIo eimat ioli bdneue rauboo, Joe
pan on petturi pieniumdsidfddn Uo'
ttFiatoimssia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-29

lettamaan ia polta pyhan vihasi
tulella sielumme murehtimaan, sur
keuttamme itkemaan, armoasi ia
rakkauttasi ikavoimaan ia suloi-
sempaan armosyliisi pyrkimaan!
,,Herra, sinua nina tahdon kiittaa
kansain seassa, ia veisata pakanain
seassa. Silla sinun armosi on suuri
hannah taivaisiin asti ia sinun
totuutes pilviin asti." Ps. 81:
10, II.
Kallis Vapahtaianil Sina oIet
liittanyt 10 meidat, iotka taman u.s.
komme, pyhan kasteen kautta Au.
tuutemme Kalliohon, Kristukseen.
Oh kiitos, kiitos tasta autuudesta!
Ala anna nyt perkeleen eli helvetin
porttienkaan meta siita riistaa.
Amen!
Saan myos tervehtia tassa kaik-
kia veliia ia sisaria kaikkialla,
e%rittainkin amasalaisia, joita sain
tavata taman kuun alkupaivina
STELLA ~kaydessani. Tapasin myos
pastori Heimosen ia meilla oil
STELLA oikein hauskat juhlat. Tul-
lessani viivyin my0skin Crystal
Falls'issa viisi y0ta ia samoin veil
J. Jacksonin luona kaksi y0ta. Kes-
kustelimme yhteisesta attitudes
tamme. Kiitos ystavallisesta koh-
telustanne! Herra teille palkitkoon
vanhurskasten ylosnousemisessa.
Paastyani Ironvoodiin t. k. 10
PIMA, sain myos tervehtaa pastori
Vuorta perheineen. He olivat
tame saapuneet t. k. ID PIMA,
Port Arthurista, Canadasta. Terve.
tuloa vaan keskuuteemme ia Ju-
malan runsasta siunausta uudella
ty0vainiollanne! Eloa tosin onkin
paljon mutta uskollisia tyontekiioi-
ia kovin vahan.
En- huoli mailman kunniasta,
Kuhn olen lapsi Jumalan.
Syntynyt itse Jumalasta,
ia perillinen Hawaiian.
Ken huolis mailman kunniaa
Kun omaksensa taivaan saa.
y
Il Elaman kiriahan kun kerran
Nun nimeni on otettu.
Mua auta, etten turhaan Herran
: Olisi kuoloos kastettu.
Suo ettei mikaan voima vols,
Nua kadestasi ry0staa pois."
Autuaana vaivassa ia vainossa:
Matti Hirvi.
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taa ftd fuin lumipauoqa ~iamuzIttaa
bel pettid."
So mt, berrat ~ddneStdidt 6oge-
be tauntiSia, fenen tohbotte ebuS.
tnmaan itiednne 2anIinsieid. elton
Z. Hobertfin. milionddrin ia uaan
omistoian Sobn VI. 2onspearin
lanson, eli 6. q. Wonteitb in, iofa
ianoo tei0e faitela ustouiIuuo bella:
baIuan ebustaa 9eitd, Serra AdneS.
ltdid, Jos tulen malituffi, ia tuaitfa
END pffin mot laatia Lotto, lnpoan
fotioa len parbaaIa fpppudni ettd
toniole fpobinsoniiet ia naroffai.
ben ptiil6iben etuia torfpittdtvat lat,
eimdt tuIe pddiemddn Idpi iIman
minun maetoon Ianomistoni. Sos
minnt molitaan, tulen olemaan enfs
mdiRen ienaattori tdstd piiristd, iota
potboon tobeua tutTua t~anian esus-
taiatF.
= GnomalaiiiIe bnomattaspsal
SoIuamme ~inatiaa buomiopnue eta
meiud on 5000 eefterid parasta
farmi maata mpptd pdnd beIpoiuo
mafFuebboi0a topeIn muanuiIie.
lii6ttfi oifomiue, iuomaIats. aluiuf.
ieno Sseman ia Western Dtscon.
iinin mdliqd. Tdmd epdilemdtid ON
ptFi iuurimmiSta %iuomalais aIutuf.
fsta WisconfinisIa.
WtDpmme lopnn maiStomme mat.
nituaa aimtutIela $I2 90 eetterin,
pmolet fdteismafIuua ia muuien
iopiniaa ebboiao. rWuistafaa",
ettd ie on bpp did maata ia menee
bprpin fampaff ia ndmdl binnat
teSidmdt folme miiftoa ainoostaon.
Sos baIuatte iaaba oianne. ftriott-
tofaa meiue beti raitaua.
96md et ole ofumaton patffo
ipaan bpmin aiuttu feuti, tabben
maraffaan rantatiet aupungin md.
IiId. Siaaa tdtd moota on fofo
Ioiua mpptdwdtf teIpaapia eaten,
nuspuita. ailfdd panfo tatd tImo,.
tusta ipriddn fiad tdmd ei unbistu.
Sos oIette innostunut it5euenne IN.
ndd tuIenaiIuutta banftimaan, firs
i~oittafoa nellie beti.
6. 6. 6aIbers.
Ossma, WisconFn.
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tin itoorisia maanantaina, on npt
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p%mmdrtdd, ettd npfpiIen Guropan
ioban tatia on maifea iaaba tho.
Guropasta foiteuaista piffn.
mutta me olemme erifoi.
fen oStaiamme apuua onnistuneet
Hind, ioten meiud on tiIaiiuus tdpt.
tdd arm. oStaiiemms tarpeet. Edmdn
idrieStdmme erifoiietf mppn.
ia eftdmme torStaifF leu.
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- Ndind pdifpind on nIeimmile
firffofuntamme popeiIe, Iebiemme
aFomiebine pnnd muine pstdwtde,
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Shd ontin meiodn %puoIettana
fonsresRmiestd. jota puoltaa ia
eoustau meitd. 2atiofaa, ettd teeite
len Wobiion S,ote SournoI.
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- 2otomafone fasfaan port Nrt
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Entered "a sec ond-class matter January IL
90, ~ ne post office 80 1 ron wood, Mlcnigs n
udert he Act o. Congress OF harcn .. 1877
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-03
Dangers of F1irtations

but it also saves us from disastrous ac-
qalntances.
Unfortunately, part Of the stock in
TRADE of villains and a6venturesses often
is to simulate innocence and charm so
perfectly that no eve car detect tho
sham And some of us are so constituted
that when beauty attracts our vision our
cool, sane judgment can rot fight its way
into our consciousness and sway us at all
At best we are likely 20 meet all
sorts of rogues and mountebanks But
sometimes we are protected from them
by the respect they feel for our position,
or, at the other extreme, the pity II en-
gendcrs.
An introduction is a guarantee OF good
faith. When John Smith says, Miss
Brown, l want you to know my friend
Mr.. Jones'" he is standing sponsor for
Miss Brown and Mr.. Jones. and they
both know IL and act toward one another
with a certain regard for their mutual
relation to Smith.
But when Mr.. Jones, after smiling at
Miss Brown during a week at meetings
In the subway, comes up to her and
says" Are you going my way?" and she
smiles and says, Yes" two things hap
pen in Mr., Jones' mind.
He readjusts his admiration for her
blue eyes in terms of Il wonder IL any
other fellow ever picked her up?'" and
'Well-that was easy Guess 1 looked
as good to her as she did to me-"
And the acquaintance that starts with
a. little fear of what he'll think on Miss
Browns part is likely to end with abrupt
unpleasantness when she finds Just how
badly he does think of a girl who has SO
little self-respect that she let "a stranger
speak to her.
Flirting is a risk-too great a risk to
take. 1t has definite big dangers through
1t we are likely to make very undesirable
acquaintance and to come to be con-
sidered as possible undesirable ac-
quaintance. q. ..,.... t... .s
The chances are a hundred against one
that q worthwhile individual will be
met in this way. The chances are one
against hundred that worth peo-
pie will ever care to know you after you
gamblers with life" who permit your
self to follow any fancy of the moment
and to accept acquaintance without any
demand for credentials of cffSeScter in
the shape Of proper introduction.
You wouldn't lend any stranger you
passed casually on the street your last s.
because you liked his face, would you?
Why entrust to his keeping what is in
finitely more precious, your reputation,
your standard of personal dignity, your
character itself?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-03
Shall the Bride Stop w ork?

I'M this cungenial occupation, for which
she has trained herself, to do uncongenial
work for which she has no taste?
TO relecute every married woman to
the kitchen is Just as absurd as II would
be 60 force every married man to be-
come carpenter or a shoemaker.
WHY should a woman who can earn
SIS or S35 or s5a week In business give
IL ,fp to do the work that sonA other
woman can be hired to do for s. a week
Yd that liz the proposition that is Of
rcrcd to many a girl who Is told that she
mustn't work after marriage except IN
her husbands Kitchen
The main argument. however, in favor
Of business girl keeping on with her
job after marriage unless she has hap
pcucd to fall IN love with a rich man. Is
that II she and her sweetheart pool their
earnings they can get married and be
happy while they are stlll at the love
time Of ufe. and IL they don't there VIII
be no wedding bells for them. or else the
ringing Of their wedding bells will be ac-
companied by such a howl from the wolf
at the door that It will drown out their
musicN
It's Just little sum in arithmetic.
Johns earnings plus Marys earnings
means the ability 90 get married, COM
fort and freedom from anxiety about
money Johns earnings divided by
Mays support means long years of
weary waiting, the bloom rubbed off OF
romance, or else the bitter poverty that
brings disillusion. and pickering and
strife
The dearest wish OF every woman
heart Ii to help the man she loves. IF
she can do this better by working out
side OF the home in heavens name what
objection Is there 20 her doing 1T Nor
need the man feel Inundated by her do
ing So She isn't supporting him; Nshe is
Just a good little partner who " putting
In her part OF the capital in the domestic
service.
So | say to every girl who is debating
this proposition. marry your man and
hold on to your Job. Then youll have
two good things instead OF having to
chose between them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-03

! they love rtRht away and help him make
his fortune; that they like the work they
are doing and prefer II TO homework, but
that their parents are Mortified at the
thought OF their marrying a man who
can't support them. and say that they
must wait until their sweethearts are in
a position to provide them with n home
OF their own.
There you have the new view and the
old view OF the subject and It's tho new
view that Ia going 20 prevail in the flu
! ture II we are to have many moro we'd
dings For We had Just as well wake up
to the cold fact that the average man.
alone and unsided, cannot make enough
money TO support family comfortably
and that unless the wife contributes
something to the family excheduer II puts
matrimony In the list OF not-to-be-
thought-of Injuries. like keeping "A
yacht, or racing automobiles.
This il not the fault of the men, They
work as hard rs they CAM They are not
responsible for small salaries and the ever
increasing cost of living. but the result
is that every year fewer and fewer young
men feel that they can afford to marry
This ia hard on the girls hard on the
men, and death blow to posterity. and
the only solution OF the difficulty II for
us to have enough common sense to rid
ourselves OF the antiquated notion that
the only proper place for woman to
work after marriage Is in her own home,
and that It is a reflection on her husband
for him not to be able to retire her to
| private life.
Nobody contends that domestic work
is easier or more agreeable than work in
| a store or office. on the contrary, Il II
ten times as hard, and about a six or
eight hours a day longer job. So the
question of making life softer for tho
| woman doesn't enter into Il, So far as
| her comfort Is concerned she Is much
] better off working in Mr. Smiths office
or Mr. Jones store than she IL In cook
ing and washing and scrubbing for hel
husband.
That disposes OF one phase OF the mat
ter. Another il that I'm the great majority
OF cases the girl who has qualified her
self for a teacher, or stenographer, oI
clerk, likes her work. She has "A pride
In II; she sees promotion in IT, Her la.
Dor Is In nice. clean office or store, UNI
der conditions that enable her 20 be well
dressed and among people who are con
genial.
There Is a certain amount of interest
and excitement about IL, and she finds II
infinitely more to her taste than she does
domestic service. Why should she give
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-03
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Dear Miss Fairfax: l am deeply inter-
ested in a girl ] see every day on the
car as I so to work. she smiles at me
every morning as we ride in the car. but
] scarcely dare to speak, as have never
oeen introduced. l do not know any of
her friends.
I would like to meet her. but l don't
Ike to get acquainted by flirting with
her, Would you kindly advise me If |
should speak to her? writes STEADY
Reader"
Letters OF this sort keep pouring in on
me. and nothing that can say seems to
impress my readers with tho fact that
theirs is not s pecla. case, or that in
their particular instance it would not be
safe and sane to scrape acquaintance
with some one of whom they know moth
ing. &
once and for ali time I reply to those
many correspondents-"Don flirt "
Every day each one Of us sees. in
passing, some face that arrests and at
tracts. The stream OF life" carries by
us people for whom we feel either u
momentary attraction or a conscious
affinity, They pass, and we cannot know
them; we dare not even try. That is one
u the rules society has laid down for
Its own protection. --N ..s
am not saying that this rule does not
force us to miss enjoyable friendships