The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-15

Philadelphia Enquirer: The labor lead | CTS cannot contend that it is unfair" for a wife to mend her husbands trous- CTS. for that is union work, and she not
 only belongs to but forms the union. Philadelphia Press: At dinner of Fed
 erated Women, in St Paul, one of the gentle sex responded to the toast: "The Ideal Man." in this wise: Man is the
 paragon of animals. On his own ground
 he surpasses the lion in magnanimity,
 the fox in acumen, the parrot in repar- tee, the monkey in versatility, the ant in thrift. the fish in self-control, the spider
 in all that goes to make up valued
 member of society. I dare say that, if all the facts were known, man Is more of an absolute success than the mule!" Kondon Globe: An English lady snake tanner, named Leyton, has just met a terrible death in the village of Vach- lngen. in Rhenish Prussia. She was per- | forming before the public in a menager- | ie with boa constrictor, which she per- mitted to coil itself round her neck and breast Apparently the applause of the spectators infuriated the reptile, which frightened it's tolls and amid the shrieks
 of the public strangled her on the plat
 form before anything could be done to assist her. The snake was immediately killed.
 Miss Claudia lint, of Bethany. who Is
 described by the Bethany Kans) Re-
 publican as the charming young daugh- ter of Sheriff Flint" is the champion ice cream soda consumer of a State whose young women are all pretty fair
 consumers. A Bethany restaurateur of fered a watch to the person buying the
 most ice cream sodas from him In the
 season" ended Sept 30 Miss Flint won
 the watch by turning in 26OO tickets, each representing a soda that she had bought
 Her average consumption on this show
 ing was fifteen sodas per day.
 Chicago Evening Post In asserting that
 wife should not be permitted to mend her husbands overCoat unless she can
 show a union card and the proper au-
 thority, a Philadelphia uinOn has taken
 proper step. By the same token no woman should be allowed to cook her husbands supper, or maze his bed, or repair his linen, thereby exceeding her
 union privileges and invading the natur- al field of a laborer Once let down the bars and there is no telling to what riotous extremes mans wife may go
 in her efforts to cater to her husbands
 luxurious tastes and penurious outlay. Our union wives must be protected.
 Memphis News: The cry is now, "Go West young woman" The Kansas State
 Free Employment Bureau advertises
 that there are a thousand young far
 mers who want wives and who offer to
 employ young women first as domestics
 and afterward marry them If they come
 up to the plans and specifications laid
 down. Now all the young lady who wants a husband has to do is to accept the offer of this advertisement, go to Kan sas, undertake a term of domestic serv- ice. and later be advanced to the position
 of wife. If there are any ladies in this country who have dcSpaired of matri-
 mony here is the opportunity of which we very gladly inform them.
 Worcester MassJ Post: Mrs Fanny
 Workman, daughter of former Governor
 A. D. Bullock of Mass chusetts, is known
 as the worlds greatest mountain climb
 CT and explorer No-d comes from h.