New Britain herald., 1915-09-01

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 When Russian pluck' imrose from Q rivers bri1. only a, lady. primrose, is tt t she Is everything more
 IS on the primrose.
 somewhat the idea express fessor Isaac Hourwich, law bnalist and expert adjustel Hal relations, who came into ominence as a representa-. \ Cloakmaker's union in the bf Jewish trade unions. Ht ssing the Russian woman
 in general and in particu. ifference between American ian women.
 erences Between Women.
 reatest difference between Ind American women? The Voman has thrown com- ~ the mantle of sex in her ns with men: the American Rs not
 bes nCt mean, however, as ed to explain, that Russians idicted to love and marriage much as are Americans.
 Jane Finds John.
 | misunderstand me-" he very Jane finds here John In Russia as anywhere else. kk the Russian woman more other has learned to be a eAde. Here, when men and eet, there sis always present indescribable tension which
 With us this is not true. Fe you an instance of the Between us: When I first ehis country I was appoint of a statistical bureau in bn where there were em- ly women. l often had business to discuss with of various departments,
 naturally of great intelli- id We happen to be in the an interesting discussion lnnch hour came, I would
 ladies to have luncheon Bo that we might finish our on, just as I should have he case of men What was 2 Every es%of the several girls in. the. bureau knew of at events, and the ladies $ were. restrained by. the and obviously uncomfort- Is was soa unlike our coun- 1t filled me with amaze America "a man remains a a wofman a women, how h you trytto convince your e contrary"
 industrial opportunities are women in Russia Profess Nich was asked.
 omen Act As Clerks.
 the rising industry of Rus Answered., women have be. hke clerical. and secretaria' just as in other European
 We have a good many hgineers, who, however, fini be for their work, as thi.
 with us. as with you, i overcrowded by men. 4 ssian friend of mine, havin; l her examinations as cleo ineer, came to America hop et an insight into practica the factories. She found Impossible to enter one 0 works here, although sh
 willing to do so at a nom ry. or even for nothing. $ ing home, unsuccessful"
 nancipation of the Russia pr the woman movement i said Professor Hourwicl m the. liberation of serfs i at Intellectual Revival.
 brn having formed tin brk of the Russian economi he said, the old order c sssd away and there follow bat intellectual revival wit ing of radical ideas anon ie classes as we'll as anon
 noblemen. With the ea If the wealthiest class, Rus flies found their only prae rce of income in the serfs- with a sweep of the hant
 The women of the tim hriably prospective wives an
 It was said that their edt as of three kinds: Frencl 1brotdery; piano, embroider ern nbroidery, French, plan lee systems answered admir- Ter conditions of serf labo er the new condition me, of the major part of the were unable to plan f, and the women were tn, E d with the choice of becon sites or earning their ov The industry of Russia W; he time that the few cleric which existed were alreac men. Manual labor wome bt and could not perform, . careers that seemed open ere in the professions.
 B62, therefore. women wei for the first time to the LII of St. Petersburg-but on prt time. Universities beir |vernment control, then as t. vas decided that the present Pn there was prejudicial