Show THE ilie SOCIAL OCIAL revolution A german periodical deutsche Hun dechau in a recent number given space to an interesting article un on the subject of the social position of woman and the movement for her emancipation at the so socked caled cled evangelical social congress held at erfurt last your year it was noted that the subject was waa most meet exhaustively treated by a woman who had made it a special study and the writer follows closely the lines marked out at that oo con ogree grese he notes that in the humbler classes of society a relatively larger number of women enter into matrimonial relations than among the higher ones the fact to la that among the working classes clae aea women aid la in the maute mat te nance of the family and are often overloaded with work the workingman relies on the assistance of his wife and finds it easier ealier to face the liard ships of his bis life by her side in the higher classes me husband alone is ia supposed suppo out posed eed to supply the support of the family amily whose needs are often su so varied and large that aman hesitates to ud denare der falie the he unless he be is really wealthy ahe result Is ia that a great number or of will well educated women have to remain single and unable to find suitable employment the conditi QU is ia one OB tuat goat ue tie wands mands consideration 1 the cause of it is sought in the lution lotion that has baft taken place in the management of the home formerly the home was waft a microcosm with the wife as aa its central point she created and nd governed this thia little world and imbued it with her own personality the women were producing its comforte and each season brought now new duties to attend to there were D n machines to rodder render the skilled of women superfluous then each little piece of her bar various belo Buin bad its ita own intimate history there were heirlooms heir looms as ag a nucleus and to these were added her own dainty uro duote duct commenced already in the abe days d ays of early girlhood all this la Is cb changed singed the home oi of the so called better classes offers DO adequate opportunities for suitable edi table employment and the consequent cons equen e is that a thirst for all kinds cf f amu amusements has taken its ite place many women are suffering ring on OD account af the empt luea of their livee live and it is ia evident bat since it Is impossible to turn the development of the world back loto into the former grooves groove the changed condi eions demand that new dew fields of labor be opened up lor for that part pan of the human family that feel eela the he change mont moist keenly the here presented will wil probably be admitted to te k a logical ano ado forcible the problem to is to solve the difficulty without creating an opposition to we abe unmistakable 0 nature it Is oo on thin thie point that defler at present there probably are exaggeration on both sides bides both it theory and practice but undoubtedly the it final oat result w wili il i bu be a read nt ti t the altered conditi our in full harmony with the now new ors era that Is IB about to |