Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-04-07

rather frightened gaze of her comrade
man a force far SURPRISING any other
yet known and capable of revolutioniz-
ing all existing processes if only it can
be equipped with safe machinery and SO
far eomprehended as to be trusted to
work after the desired methods.
Thus far man. the lord of creation,
has been rather worsted, or. as some peo-
pie say, bested, by both electricity
and feInininity, but it is to be hoped
that, following the precept to- live and
learn, he will finally evolve the true
meaning of the puzzle just now present
ed by both. When that time comes, the
world having hitherto bumped along
very lamely and painfully over the cor
duroy road Of prejudice and precedent,
with half its wheels rendered useless by
chain drag. Will begin to travel not
only more comfortably, but more expe-
ditiousIy, and the passengers will find
themselves able to think ard talk of
something outside the discomforts of
the passage.
Woman's position in the world of the
future will be good deal like the posi-
ton of the yeast in mass of dough
pervading the otherwise heavy and life
less material with energy and impulse,
developing resources unused and per-
haps unsupported, lifting the whole snb-
stance from mere material into the
wholesome food OF man. the traditional
''staff of life" In the social world she
1,or I,,,o "a
and more authority. In the literary
world she has marched in her army of
occupation and taken up good, solid
ground, fully intrenched and fortified
by works" that no engineer can afford
to despise. From this serene stronghold
she sends out her advanced guard, her
corps of construction, her light Skin
mishers and occasionally under some
able leader little body Of veterans,
who intrench themselves upon some
new vantage ground, which they hold
calmly and impregnably in spite of all
warning cries and shrieks that they
have passed beyond their sphere and
must retreat.
In the world of art woman has also
defined her position as living and
growing power. Men have always en-
couraged the idea that cultivated wo-
man should know something about art
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