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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1927-02-04, Page 2P% -him. NO tu dA, Mq reas i, thqp W.,04 tit �vf �, , Aer 440. US P ',aft flri�nleg% as well, as bia du ROO also the sedon4 part of his Tew - that of entering into the joy of Lard--mudtnot be confined to shA ing in the festive raeal, still less advancement from the position i 6 servant to that of a friend. It it R'llifes far more than this; even sati ed heart -sympathy with the ain and gains of his Maister and partic pation in them, with all that this co veys.1, "A similar result followed on t] eekoning with the servant to who V two talents had been entrusted. V mark that, although he could spez 'Ofion you nop. of on17. two talents gained, he in his Master with the same frank jq ousness as he who had made fiv, For he had been as faithful, and la ored as earnestly as he to whom ma G/ C. had been entrusted and -the secoi seriant received precisely the san welcome and exactly the same rewx and in the same terms as the first KING "But as regards the unprofitab servant, the well known punishme of him that had come to the marrial feast without the wedding garme- OWDkK shall await him, while the tale which he had failed to employ shi P� be entrusted to him who,had shov himself most capable of working. "Faithful use for God of every c pacity wil ever open fresh oppo NO ALUM tunities, in proportion as the oldon MADE IN CAWA have been used, while spiritual u E.W.GILLETT CO. LTD. profitableness must end in utter lo TORGOWTO, CAN. even of that which, however humb] have -been used for God and f might 10 good." (Edersheim). "Not in husbanding car streng but in yielding it in service; not burying oar talents, but in admink SUVDAY AFTERNOON ering them; not in hoarding our se, in the barn but in scattering it; n 4By Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) in following an earthly human polic but in surrendering ourselves to t We give Thee but Thine own, will of God, do we find the safe ai Whateer the gift may be; blessed path." (F. B. Meyer). All that we have is Thine alone, "Use is life, neglect is atrophy ai A trust, 0 Lord, from Thee. death. There is no talent that earn unasked; there is no grace of mb P. Xay we Thy bounties thus and heart that stays unurged. Ha As stewards true receive, py, indeed, is be who hath ears V�. And gladly, as Thou blessest us, hear the still small voice that whi To Thee our first -fruits give. pers "He who neglects his finer spi itual sentiment shall find that the i Amd we believe Thy word, ner light hath failed." "Nearly everyone will admit th women have faults that handicap th( in business. Men, too, have fa-ul and we think of these as character tically masculine; but men who a �N 'Mn't be too easy successft'd in business have eIthe7 e( V, '*A your hens. r4ated tbexe or directed -them it therg produce channels flist cannot damage busine 4 gp - Tw4rWill if y Such a making over of a pergonali dkifV� 4oge 0.1 U9 Re Ato, ift is hard, tnicongerial **k, and to it One must have a colleelption, of at ceas big whough to iwake erelf-diisel r line worth Vrhfle,lo says X4 pry, ?"Iqdflig4� in tie North At! View. 13, X., R. ZZU", � I U 11 ".1 1., "MA 0 P, Pw _00" T 1W MAIL AND, EW *,S: RS TMS TRVJMPWU8,1 R,44m�, :Ait POW,$ Mr 9 TOMIV011 'A awd wi OF I � 'ea"h ard*" WIT a share in f7imm. W.- the grea est Now,", Oprr* MY I , I V V tho fiupist.00 tv -who. really waat8 to sixece has the er ON( W 07 -And wc -t4,4 Moo. ana-A " *%�- 7* none, of them all, the grvato� �hauce at riche S �'7 PUZZIE EVER MADE. hig W le ah d itetto N', 1W Hozi) M n' Objects Be y ix. �V Pict to There is no catch In It. l*hora isn�ililpjr hard to do. There -Id aa� J50" *0 k 1 a$,'. Xto r A=d pl pubus� Pt 6low. tb at '14 them Is three thousand doll%ra to w1h.; Turn to the ptoture b Wlt,124ix, rders it fam, large.1i 0, 't,49,obj s star ng rtl tUertan4 0 tb4t*� I's 1110 �W. are a number of obJects a:" articlm��. t*0 names of whfoh,begln w2th tnO vIttr "C". tyka't Ap. the lce.Y,110,4bo�. Me YQu vrIII 0nd,all sorts of thtnO t604 IFI-fty cooh, vrlsoii �Rj or ,t.begin with the let* 'V'-thero In a 110 or the 00 kq�4 �Jibt 0111*6 ft qtxbm#�eA *�r'!1011"" t "Calf' and a '"W', and "Cabbage", eta. razAle. The anower ty the l&r$1ost'az1d U.",rs0(C,,#0Xr bl*�: wlolvo I&P t1otort *Itb,th* letter 'V1,will None of them are hard to flmd. Nons, here Is a *`Cow", there is a "0, a !�g them are unusual 46, it. EAsy words. Wait. 400013 boa, wc_ Ing right on this page with $7,000 buasd in them ready tor. you. See how many you T YOUR ANSWER T0. THE "C -WORD"' PUZZLE MUST BE MAI -LED NOT L FEBRUARY' OT XTER THAN SATURDAY ��00,02; Choose Your Own Prize from - the $79000 List To Be Given Away Then Start-. YOU' r List Of Words" and Win That Cash r ' ize r 0 %0JIM, IMIN611 00 -- LAUGH. LEARN AND WIN A SHARE OF $7.000 DURING YOUR SPARE TIME I The greatest oRpartzmIty of your life Is what The Mail and Empire in offerInZ you In this Picture Puzzle GELMe to -play and lear-n- while earning a big cash prime. You can't help enjoying the hunt for "C -Words" in this Picture PuZZle. All you need In an observing eye. list's all join in and have a jolly good time. Give Mary a pencil. and Bobby a pana�l. an& the wift a pencil, and the old&wt son a pencil- Make it & game. See who can find the most ­G-Wordje- In ten m1nut". You'll find iVs fum- It's easy tia do, its educational, Its iLmnsing, and it*s WORTU THRME THOUSA,-CD D<)JAtAA_pS. When you have made up 70or lint of '*C-Wordie' send It In along with one or three yearly subscrIptlom to The Mail and Empire at 16.00 Per Year each or $4.00 If delivered In ZfILM11ton or L-ondon, which will qualify your -- for the Big Cash Prism to be awarded promptly attar the close of the Puzzle Gains, March lat 50 CASH PRIZES --How Prizes Will Be Awarded The "C -Word" Picture Puzzle Ga -me Is a campaigm to Incres.so the popularity of Th. Mail and Empire, It .ata nothing to take part, and you don't have to send In a subscrIption to w1n a prize. If your liat of "C -Words" $79000.00 CASH PRIZES is awarded Mrst Prize by the JudU*s you will win $30.00; we are making the following special offer whereby you H- y- -r-t%a big prize awardA. Winning can w1a greater c"h prizes by sendinf In ONE or THREE Answers wM mosiv cash prizee acoordtag to the yev-rly oubscrlptform to The Mail a. Empire. table below. P-Ammenlber­ft qualified vrinning uusvrOr wins the larger anumits. Alm for the big "low &Was& Here's How Big Prizes Will heAwarded Instead of "0.00 will he awarded roe "4p- to the answer xvinning first prize, r'd" If 1q. "rkq " $19000-00 50 GRAND PRIZ 8111=1p- t-,-., no provided ONE yvarly subscription Am Is s- t Are S..t to The Mail and Empire at $5.00 Per Year has been seat 4, :00 .4w oo $8,00wo in. Second Prize, $500.00; 'ndrd PriZe, $300-00, etc- (gee 00 500.(M) 1,500.00 9econd coluran of figures In Prize I[Ast.) 2nd Prtze .... 2f' 3rd Prize ­ " ­ 20 *00 300 , 00 1,000.00 4tht Prize * ...... 1040 6S.Go 20000 instead of $30.00 vtlll be 5tb Prize '' * ... * 10.00 ", 00 "190:00 awarded to the answer Gth Prize ....... 8.00 20.00 vrinning fir2t prize, pro, 7th Prize ....... 8.00 so.00 $39000000 vIded TUMEE yearly sub- Stb PrIze. . 8.00 80.00 s4miptionA to The AlLail Oth Prize . . 8.00 90.00 100.00 and Empire. (by ma.11 at $5.00 per year each, or $9.00 1 Oth Prize ....... 8.00 20.00 100.00 each If delivered in Hairtilton or London) are, sent in. I I th to 50tb Prhms Qkx�ond Prize, $1.500.00; Third Prize, $1,000.00, etc. (See Inclusive ....... 2�06 3.00 15.00 third oolumn of figures in 11rize lAsro-) Yn qualffying for - the $8,000 prize at least one now sub§cr1pt$on must be In the event of a Tie for any prU.6 MT�rcd, the fall Rent In. amount of such prize -,M he p-.Iid 1,0 ej).ch tied pardelpant. And that's not all. We will give extra amounts on all prizes In the same manner. If your answer is qualified by THREE yearly subscrIptions and you win fourth prize, you will receive $200, aj%d so forth down the prize list. Sub ' scription Rates--Paynble in Advance Your own subscription will oount, or subscriptions to The Mal and Elrapire fmy-where In canada hi mail, start at some fbture (late. Just write on the order when $5.00 per year. DeUvered by carrier -boy in Hamil- you want the Paper atarted atd It will start promptly ton or Dondon, $6.00 per year. on that date. You will find It easy to got subscriptions No payment wM be aocepted that, will ad�vance sub- to The Mall amd Empire to qualify your answer for the sedptlons mom thim three yearn from March next. $ 3, 0 0 0 Prize. It is by far &be best dally newspaper published In Ontario. Mail Your Pnzzle Answers and Qualifying Subscriptions to W. J. LATIMER, PUZZLE MANAGER, THE MAIL AND EMPIRE, TORONTO, CANADA, ROOM 206 plan far into the future, nor to car- business Though dim our faith may be (Newell Dwight Hillis). woman is no longer coddled, n longer Tflisteler we do for Thine, 0 Lord, rect faults to the extent that a man must to his higher men have. But rarely is a wornan,,invaded We do it unto Thee. MISSIONS graduates was 76.4 per cent Bishop Howe. For three days, in the Thanksgi work -by undercutting men -should PRAYER ing season, one hundred and thir "Would a small town -man be con- because of such dependents. She delegates met in Ottawa. -to look ov anything inherent in woman to ac- 0 God, our Father, who hast given the past and to plan for better wo is merely expected to exercise greater to us all the blessings we enjoy, grant in the future. The delegates car they did not know of positions vvbi(& Oat we mqy ever recognize them as From Ontario and Quebec, from Chi "Finally, remember that women gifts of Thy love, to be used for Thine ese Sunday schools, missions and i justify her conclusion that "women bmor and glory and not selfishly for stitutes. Forty-five were Cbine� we hav6 no possible way of kno*ing.11 our own ease and satisfaction; give Three were ministers, Messrs. Il earn so little, they predominate in art�. as grace and wisdom so to use what Won, D. T. Lo, and K. Y. Tang; thr Thou hast entrusted to us that at were university men, two from T which the ambitious and hardpressed- Thy coming we may obtain Thy smile ronto, one from Montreal. Thrf and benediction. This we ask fourth of the addresses were giv, busifiessnian. feels compelled to avolAt, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen - by Chinese some of these spoken men cannot afford to eAter. Women Woman, too, knows that success Is by Chinese, some of these spoken 8. S. LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 6th Chinese and interpreted into En usually to be obtained only by, subordf. Yale staden 4 both of wh(igb parentg lish. expenses? A woman may press far- ther than this along the road to suc- Lesson Title --The Practice Of The delegates were fTom Anglica are college graduates have suparlot edholaksbip, and there 10 a higher 3 Christian Stewardship. Baptist, Independent, Presbyteria f1eldg woman is handicapped by her Lesson Passage -Matt. 25:14-30. and United Churches. The probler Golden Text -Matt. 25:21. discussed were: "Oriental Immigr lost, or mfs00d*­h6t Trielldin And ilot in "The Kingdom of Heaven is with' tion," "Chinese Social Life," ai " How to Increase Sunday School A have to. Earn as little ag she will, she can im-Aress her male #A-ds 3rou;11 not outward compulsion, is I T" tendance." The subject of "T, aWdentri wb'690 P-ii0tift are not both.., but inward grace. The Kingdom of Chinese toy" was taken by Messi Heaven, said Jesus, is as when a man George Lee and Wong Lang. Mr. I going from home for a time entrusts B. Diang spoke on the student pi some of his wealth to his servants. blem in China to -day and Mr. Edwa Those servants who love their 'aster Lee on the problem of Christiani 4and are true to him dehght in using in China. These Chinese studer their gifts, not for themselves, but gave the audience much food f for their master, and on his return thought and action. joyfully render their accounts. The The delegates were unanimous servant who has not love for nor loy- to the inspiTatiOn of the Conventi, alty to the master acknowledges no and look to the future for great obligation for the proper employment 1 things to come, taking for key -war of his gift, refuses to use it and when of 1927 the two words, Love and S( called upon for his account still de- vice. -(From the Missionary Mont elines to acknowledge any sense of ly). loyalty or responsibitity. lA, The commendation given to each of - P,U, the trustworthy servants is exactly If Your Kidneys the same. Each had done his best "according to his ability." The un - Are the Troub profitable servant loses what he had and is cast out in disgrace. What READ WHAT MRS. WARD HAS I has he lost? First, the joy of using SAY ABOUT DODD'S KIDNEY his talent and seeing it grow, then PILLS the gladness of rendering a good ae- count, and receiving his Lord's "well Ontario Lady in a Few Words Giv done;" he has lost, too, his own peace Reason Why Dodd's Kidney Pi of mind as is shown by his irritation Are a Household Remedy. and insolence in his attempted de- Ottawa, Ont., January 31st -(Sy 1ence; he has lost the increase of abil- cial): Right to the point is the stal ity that would have resulted from ment Mrs. D. Ward, who lives at vrise use of his gift� and suff ers the Holmwood Avenue, Ottawa, mak loss of that gift and of even the low- with regard to Dodd's Kidney Pilb est position in the service of the Mas- "I have suffered with kidney troub ter he has scorned. When, to -day, we My hands used to swell and my ey eve tempted to count the cost of using and face got puffy. I also had a tA our talents in God's service it would rible batkache. I always got jreli be well to reckon also the cost of at after using Dodd's Kidney Pills.,, using them, and see whether -we are It is statements like this that ha prepared to suffer the appalling cost made Dodd's Kidney Pills a househ( of disobedience and indifference. remedy all over Canada. For mc "The first of the servan ts, without than a third of a century people ha speaking of his labor in trading or been telling each other of the benef i . �,. -, NIS merit in 'maldug' money, answers received from Dodd's Kidney Pil vfth simple joyousness: Tord five They are p urely and simply a.kidn re Ulents deliveredst , Than unto me. Pee, otber five talents have I gained medy. If your kidneys trouble you ta besides! We can almost see his ban- Dodd's Kidney Pills. They are t 40t face beaming with delight as he remedy you need. Voints to his Master's increased pos- Dodd's Kidney Pills have, restor sound health to thousands of troub] men and women. Give them a trial, once. A CONTENT TO MAKE PIN MONT Ir .,rvj WHY WOMEN FAIL IN BUSTNEI "Nearly everyone will admit th women have faults that handicap th( in business. Men, too, have fa-ul and we think of these as character tically masculine; but men who a �N 'Mn't be too easy successft'd in business have eIthe7 e( V, '*A your hens. r4ated tbexe or directed -them it therg produce channels flist cannot damage busine 4 gp - Tw4rWill if y Such a making over of a pergonali dkifV� 4oge 0.1 U9 Re Ato, ift is hard, tnicongerial **k, and to it One must have a colleelption, of at ceas big whough to iwake erelf-diisel r line worth Vrhfle,lo says X4 pry, ?"Iqdflig4� in tie North At! View. 13, X., R. ZZU", � I U 11 ".1 1., "MA 0 P, Pw _00" T 1W MAIL AND, EW *,S: RS TMS TRVJMPWU8,1 R,44m�, :Ait POW,$ Mr 9 TOMIV011 'A awd wi OF I � 'ea"h ard*" WIT a share in f7imm. W.- the grea est Now,", Oprr* MY I , I V V tho fiupist.00 tv -who. really waat8 to sixece has the er ON( W 07 -And wc -t4,4 Moo. ana-A " *%�- 7* none, of them all, the grvato� �hauce at riche S �'7 PUZZIE EVER MADE. hig W le ah d itetto N', 1W Hozi) M n' Objects Be y ix. �V Pict to There is no catch In It. l*hora isn�ililpjr hard to do. There -Id aa� J50" *0 k 1 a$,'. Xto r A=d pl pubus� Pt 6low. tb at '14 them Is three thousand doll%ra to w1h.; Turn to the ptoture b Wlt,124ix, rders it fam, large.1i 0, 't,49,obj s star ng rtl tUertan4 0 tb4t*� I's 1110 �W. are a number of obJects a:" articlm��. t*0 names of whfoh,begln w2th tnO vIttr "C". tyka't Ap. the lce.Y,110,4bo�. Me YQu vrIII 0nd,all sorts of thtnO t604 IFI-fty cooh, vrlsoii �Rj or ,t.begin with the let* 'V'-thero In a 110 or the 00 kq�4 �Jibt 0111*6 ft qtxbm#�eA *�r'!1011"" t "Calf' and a '"W', and "Cabbage", eta. razAle. The anower ty the l&r$1ost'az1d U.",rs0(C,,#0Xr bl*�: wlolvo I&P t1otort *Itb,th* letter 'V1,will None of them are hard to flmd. Nons, here Is a *`Cow", there is a "0, a !�g them are unusual 46, it. EAsy words. Wait. 400013 boa, wc_ Ing right on this page with $7,000 buasd in them ready tor. you. See how many you T YOUR ANSWER T0. THE "C -WORD"' PUZZLE MUST BE MAI -LED NOT L FEBRUARY' OT XTER THAN SATURDAY ��00,02; Choose Your Own Prize from - the $79000 List To Be Given Away Then Start-. YOU' r List Of Words" and Win That Cash r ' ize r 0 %0JIM, IMIN611 00 -- LAUGH. LEARN AND WIN A SHARE OF $7.000 DURING YOUR SPARE TIME I The greatest oRpartzmIty of your life Is what The Mail and Empire in offerInZ you In this Picture Puzzle GELMe to -play and lear-n- while earning a big cash prime. You can't help enjoying the hunt for "C -Words" in this Picture PuZZle. All you need In an observing eye. list's all join in and have a jolly good time. Give Mary a pencil. and Bobby a pana�l. an& the wift a pencil, and the old&wt son a pencil- Make it & game. See who can find the most ­G-Wordje- In ten m1nut". You'll find iVs fum- It's easy tia do, its educational, Its iLmnsing, and it*s WORTU THRME THOUSA,-CD D<)JAtAA_pS. When you have made up 70or lint of '*C-Wordie' send It In along with one or three yearly subscrIptlom to The Mail and Empire at 16.00 Per Year each or $4.00 If delivered In ZfILM11ton or L-ondon, which will qualify your -- for the Big Cash Prism to be awarded promptly attar the close of the Puzzle Gains, March lat 50 CASH PRIZES --How Prizes Will Be Awarded The "C -Word" Picture Puzzle Ga -me Is a campaigm to Incres.so the popularity of Th. Mail and Empire, It .ata nothing to take part, and you don't have to send In a subscrIption to w1n a prize. If your liat of "C -Words" $79000.00 CASH PRIZES is awarded Mrst Prize by the JudU*s you will win $30.00; we are making the following special offer whereby you H- y- -r-t%a big prize awardA. Winning can w1a greater c"h prizes by sendinf In ONE or THREE Answers wM mosiv cash prizee acoordtag to the yev-rly oubscrlptform to The Mail a. Empire. table below. P-Ammenlber­ft qualified vrinning uusvrOr wins the larger anumits. Alm for the big "low &Was& Here's How Big Prizes Will heAwarded Instead of "0.00 will he awarded roe "4p- to the answer xvinning first prize, r'd" If 1q. "rkq " $19000-00 50 GRAND PRIZ 8111=1p- t-,-., no provided ONE yvarly subscription Am Is s- t Are S..t to The Mail and Empire at $5.00 Per Year has been seat 4, :00 .4w oo $8,00wo in. Second Prize, $500.00; 'ndrd PriZe, $300-00, etc- (gee 00 500.(M) 1,500.00 9econd coluran of figures In Prize I[Ast.) 2nd Prtze .... 2f' 3rd Prize ­ " ­ 20 *00 300 , 00 1,000.00 4tht Prize * ...... 1040 6S.Go 20000 instead of $30.00 vtlll be 5tb Prize '' * ... * 10.00 ", 00 "190:00 awarded to the answer Gth Prize ....... 8.00 20.00 vrinning fir2t prize, pro, 7th Prize ....... 8.00 so.00 $39000000 vIded TUMEE yearly sub- Stb PrIze. . 8.00 80.00 s4miptionA to The AlLail Oth Prize . . 8.00 90.00 100.00 and Empire. (by ma.11 at $5.00 per year each, or $9.00 1 Oth Prize ....... 8.00 20.00 100.00 each If delivered in Hairtilton or London) are, sent in. I I th to 50tb Prhms Qkx�ond Prize, $1.500.00; Third Prize, $1,000.00, etc. (See Inclusive ....... 2�06 3.00 15.00 third oolumn of figures in 11rize lAsro-) Yn qualffying for - the $8,000 prize at least one now sub§cr1pt$on must be In the event of a Tie for any prU.6 MT�rcd, the fall Rent In. amount of such prize -,M he p-.Iid 1,0 ej).ch tied pardelpant. And that's not all. We will give extra amounts on all prizes In the same manner. If your answer is qualified by THREE yearly subscrIptions and you win fourth prize, you will receive $200, aj%d so forth down the prize list. Sub ' scription Rates--Paynble in Advance Your own subscription will oount, or subscriptions to The Mal and Elrapire fmy-where In canada hi mail, start at some fbture (late. Just write on the order when $5.00 per year. DeUvered by carrier -boy in Hamil- you want the Paper atarted atd It will start promptly ton or Dondon, $6.00 per year. on that date. You will find It easy to got subscriptions No payment wM be aocepted that, will ad�vance sub- to The Mall amd Empire to qualify your answer for the sedptlons mom thim three yearn from March next. $ 3, 0 0 0 Prize. It is by far &be best dally newspaper published In Ontario. Mail Your Pnzzle Answers and Qualifying Subscriptions to W. J. LATIMER, PUZZLE MANAGER, THE MAIL AND EMPIRE, TORONTO, CANADA, ROOM 206 plan far into the future, nor to car- business have dependents to support just as in which women have unconsciously woman is no longer coddled, n longer that of thoo..'Whose fathers only rect faults to the extent that a man must to his higher men have. But rarely is a wornan,,invaded the easier types of intellecual coddles herself then we shallabe able graduates was 76.4 per cent reach goal. expected to earn as much as a man work -by undercutting men -should to judge whWt�er or not there was Of' ithe fourteen hundred answorm "Would a small town -man be con- because of such dependents. She cause a general agitation, among men, anything inherent in woman to ac- 540� or 87 -per dent. only, stated t6i sidered 'clever' by his friends if he is merely expected to exercise greater for equal pay. count for her slowness In achieving. they did not know of positions vvbi(& could make a little pin money?" To self-denial. "Finally, remember that women suecesg her business. Until the'd -in *oild be available T h :eo f gin when thoy justify her conclusion that "women "Because women are expected to are often landic8�ped by an entirely we hav6 no possible way of kno*ing.11 received their diplomas. fail in business," she adds: earn so little, they predominate in art�. laudable id a 'sli.& 'by obligations "Is he 'so successfulP when he music, literature, atid in social and which the ambitious and hardpressed- COLLEGUNS'MAKE REST dresses well, supporW himself, but educational work.- vocatiors many busifiessnian. feels compelled to avolAt, cannot afford to marry unless his men cannot afford to eAter. Women Woman, too, knows that success Is PARENTS belp-meet aids with the household are given more credit for iWent and usually to be obtained only by, subordf. Yale staden 4 both of wh(igb parentg expenses? A woman may press far- ther than this along the road to suc- altruism than thd-k, doserve. Yet even in these compart-tivdly unmerdehary nating other things to it. But sU a!- so 'knows that not all th afteea A4 are college graduates have suparlot edholaksbip, and there 10 a higher 3 cess, but it is entirely to her credit f1eldg woman is handicapped by her the world eatild make up for having relation betW0011 �glAdes and btddi?b� if she does. She knows she does not low ambition herVillingneag to make lost, or mfs00d*­h6t Trielldin And ilot --i their eolleg& Work1kan is trae 6� I have to. Earn as little ag she will, she can im-Aress her male #A-ds a bare living -a Pbowev -one thau- a ­­ -1A --Q mAA4_ lk all the friendi in 11 dib . *orld could mAke ui, far '61v4"g If.&+ " aWdentri wb'690 P-ii0tift are not both.., . VAL-l'. 6 - eolle& gmd`V&t9yj, aeoor to'-figniet. with her prosperity. Menshe cannot work Is cangerifid �tbd bijop her a herself. fo , but as a rule she is not amdous certain prestige. %k persistent way ve VVotdd\1f0t,W!Ah Vrome'n to out. 4firetatol ate 16broau, � Of, to "A them in fhat barticular trovy this jaesftm )3otit'rellotMenk �Pofnt* JJ041y1w direction. e must have othetthas, w, tauto ip dombig to belfe*1hot it _16 p bd9ness assets to command their at- �ifble -t9 paSt.. t4a .,*u& to Q. - t I tonflon. "Indeed, to many vo* Par 01101 Stlee"S n V 0=1 zip. rj,�"nhuihflfi�& 41�.�, 2 k even 1"s thom 41adei*idetat it U: FlAcg4pr 'Us 910 eve 41,119 OP. wit1r, "ift 004), IL 0000 df tbdm* all, U.' 4,14" 4 41. 5 '4, �'J. R: vr­ N v�,�