New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-21

views the complaints by women Of sub
jectlvity to man, restricted individual
action; her alleged compulsory pinning
down to the sex relation; the dwarfng
of her intellectually; narrowing of her
life. He examines the claim that wo-
man should not be tied down to the du-
ties of maternity must not see too much
of their own children.
The professor thinks "man in these
days seem to be very largely ignored by
the fluent women who have set before
themselves the simple task of revolution
izing human society by means of several
courses of popular lectures, book or
two of essays, and volume of vehe-
ment verse;" Man, he thinks, has been
excessively differential to woman, even
to the point of unreason, and tie mod
ern woman has been made "intolerabIy
selfish, inconsiderate and thankless" in
the social sphere, parading some "meek
and spineless men" on the public plat
forms to encourage her "to rant and
brawl and make herself offensive IN pref
ty nearly every way that ingenuity can
discover"
The professor continues this exasper-
ating onslaught through several pages
and warns the complainant women that
man will permit female sociologists to
go ahead and will limit them to the
point of discomfort TO man, when he
will "assert his sovereignty"
The professor writes with much con-
tdence on the subject. Woman cannot
avoid certain dependence on man. She
cannot renounce her natural protectors.
She cannot successfully abandon the
functions which nature has assigned to
her and which are essential to the per-
manence an to the welfare of the human
race. The professor regards the outburst
of advanced womanhood as a temporary
craze. He will doubtless hear from some
of the advanced women. 1rvington, Now
York; John Brlsben Walker.-M1nneap-
oils Journal.
DIR. j. S. Carlson, who was recommen-
ded by the Lutheran conference while in
session in St. Peter for the vacant chair
of Scandinavian language and literature
at the State University, was strongly sup
ported by his friends at the Augusta
Synod held at St. Paul, for the same va
cancy.
At the meeting of the board of regents
DR.. Carlson was UNANIMOUSLY chosen for
the position mentioned above. DR.. Carl
son is a very able man and his friends
are pleased with the honor conferred up-
on him.
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stock
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