The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
Department for. LDo1n,en

Halter them, calling things that are
not as though they were,' making us
distrust their soft speeches, suspect
even their charms, and conceal our
noblest feelings, Or entrapping us, to
undeceive when too late"
Gallant Mans Reply. ....
A very gallant gentleman writes the
following: ITO a sincere, generous
and affectionate man a woman has no
shortcomings worthy the name. A
defect dangerous to his peace Of mind
often may be found in her tendency
to have the last word''
The Keen Observer.
| A keen observer has this to saw:
"The absence of contentment. This
is the source from which nagging and
| all its concomitant evils flow. It in
| introduces train into daily life and
drives men to seek more agreeable
company"
Answer by Humorist.
The following answer was written
by man who is rather humorist,
but there is a good deal of truth in
what he has to say:
"Nagging! Nagging! Nagging!
The Universal Cur(s)e.
Warranted to make man do anything
up to murder. Destroys friend
ship, duty, love. Failure i'm
possible! Thousands of
unsolicited testimonials
In police court
records.
Sold by Most Women!
NO Home Destroyed Without IT,.
Lack Of decision"
Miscellaneous Replies.
Inc following are conspicuously
worthy of publications:
Gush Is, to man, Of all other
faults or failings, the most repulsive
in a woman. 1t brings distrust that
she is laying herself out for his an
probation; when, if she allowed her
selfk to be drawn OUT she would be
more successful in her efforts to
please
ihey get up anti gambling clubs,
On temperance platforms storm,
AND energetic woman dubs
Her efforts Mans Reform
AT theaters now and music halls
Man puts in no appearance,
And In his agony he calls
The man who wrote the following
verse was at least frank in regard to
MS own shortcomings:
"A woman's chief shortcomings lies
Con. mans authority
In lack of power to recognize
Superiority.
This fault the worst we Justly call
In fair humanity;
For man himself is all in all,
And all is vanity"
Catalogue Of Evils. .
we subjoin catalogue OF. the manv
evils which, in the opinion OF our men
friends, the feminine constitution is
he1r to: Lack of decision. Absence
OF contentment. Vanity. Artificaality.
sel1-conce1t. Nagging. j.. Cable, Scan
dal. The tendency to have the last
word. Contentiousness. Shrewishness.
Perversity. Want Of dig
nifty: Mistrust Of her natural. charms
lnslncerity, Jealousy. Gusr: Selfish
ness. 1nertaess: Untidiness, Interior
ence. An over tendency to criticize.
marrying man for his money. Mill
'ant. New Womanism. Lack Of SYM
patny with and interest in ourselves.
Lack Of power to recognize SUPERIOR
ity.
Duluth Woman's Opinion.
The most deluded mortal in the
world is the woman who fancies that
much is gained by scolding, whining
or complaining. She may seem to gain
her own ends for while, but if she
would stop to consider she would soon
discover that every day she has great
er cause for scolding whining or COM
planning, according to the method she
adopts, and that as the months roll
oy an ever increasing amount is re-
CURED to accomplish the same result.
me scolding woman never gets things
ner own way without a vast expendi-
ture of nervous straightforward more
Tran the object to be gained is worth.
Why cannot she realize that, and aaopt
some pleasanter method? The calm
woman will appear young when the
scold1ng woman of her age are consid-
cred old, and she will always have an
influence for good when they have no
influence at all.