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Kd/, see put What Margaret Sanger insists every bride should know Is the husband or wife to blame for the tragedy of too many children? Neither--says Margaret Sanger, the great birth control advocate. Read her answer to the most momentous question that confronts every married couple. Marriage is a beau- tiful thing—a holy thing. Yet too many y brides and bride- grooms learn too late that there are many problems. Children come—too many to educate properly, to bring up as use- ful citizens, to provide with decent food, shelter and clothing; the hus- band becomesirritable, discouraged; ind the blushing. rosy cheeked bride of a few years before becomes a tired, worn, faded flower, sacrificed on the altar of an ignorance which Margaret Sanger demands shall not exist. What Can Be Done? In her daring and startling book “Woman and the New Race,”” Mar- garet Sanger gives to the women of the world the knowledge she dared to print—the knowledge for which she faced jail and fought through every court to establish as woman's inalienable right to know. Mrs. Sanger shows how woman n and will rise above the forces that, in too many cases, have ruined her beauty through the ages—that still drag her down to-day—that wreck her mental and physical strength— that disqualify her for society, for self-improvement—that finally shut her out from the thing she cher- ishes most: her youth—and_ her husband's love. Margaret Sanger In blazing this revolutionary trail to the new freedom of women, this daring and heroic author points out that women who cannot afford to have more than one or two children, should not do so. It is a crime to herself, a crime to her children, a crime to Partial List of Contents: at once, and if after reading it you do not treasure it as z possession return it to us and we will refund your money. The book is bound in handsome, durable gray cloth, has artistic black lettering and is. printed from large type on good paper. It contains 234 society. And now for the first pages of invaluable in- time Mrs. — Sanger “onesie? formation. To have it ad 7 Are Preventive Means Certain? : 7 rales brings to the women of Pi kictr hag re alg come to you, merely the world the greatest Women and the New Mo. fll in and mail the message it has been Le coupon below. [tis their good fortune to Wie es | Costel Chats te sent to you in a plain receive. America? cworapper. At the special “Woman and _ the New Race’’ is a book that will be read wherever womankind struggles with the ever- present danger of too many chil- dren. It is a_ startling, mighty revelation of a new truth, a work that will open the eyes of tired, worn womankind. It can with truth and honesty be called woman's salvation. A Priceless Possession Every woman in the country should have a copy of this remar able and courageous work. For this reason we have arranged a special edition of “Woman and the New Race,” which is being sent on approval. Send the coupon for your copy of this wonderful box Progress We Have M. price of $2 there will be an unprecedented de- mand for this edition, which will soon be ex- hausted, so you are urged to mail the coupon now—at once. Do not send any money now—just the coupon. Truth Publishing Co. Dept. T-143 1400 Broadway New York City [FG GAR Cee ene ruth Publishing Company | Dept. T-143, 1400 Broadway, N. Y. C | n:—Please send me in plain wrapper Woman and the New Jk to me 82 | nection