The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-18
The Marth If Woman.


Cresson Advertiser Nan doesn't
really appreciate the true worth OF
women AT lsast q greater number OF
human animals who form the masca-
line population OF the world do not
seem to be inspired with the thought
that woman does really amount TO
something. With so many the woman
is Just a sort OF a slave to do as he
bids. and with 50 many there must
moi be Hord of dissent, or the ieast
sign OF an inclination 10 rebel OF
there Is trouble brewing Man seems
10 think that Women mus druge away,
be always at her place in the nome,
every rssdy 10 do SIS he commands
and 10 never take enjoyment without
his consent a man may so when
ana where he nlessess he may stay
away from his home as hong as ne
chooses, he may visit all sorts OF
places of amusement, he may carry
on sir Irritation with Others, ne may
enjoy delicacies of food, and he may
seek companionship away from ms
fireside, but the opposite sex must not
for & moment expect TO enjoy any OF
such happiness without sublectins
themselves in many cases to the brut-
al censnre of the lord and master
Men viii rave and swear and call
down the wrath Of Almighty upon the
greatest handiwork OF the great Great
CT and all because she is trying TO
find little advertisement and little
pleasure. If the good woman should
want a little change from her usual
daily life, if she seek TO get out OF
the sordid existence in which she IS
placed for just brief moment, the
man raises his voice in protest, and
demands that she submit 10 his will
and give him attention even though
she be forced TO give UP all thought
Of ever finding a minute of respite
from her hourly grind. If perchance
she does escape for a short time, and
revel for a little while in social pleas
ure and amusement too often she pays
an awful price for this short period OF
an joyment. At the doorstep on her
return stands angry man, who with
words OF unkindness and often with
( brutal accusation strikes humiliation
and terror 10 the heart. Man boasts
OF cfivalry, and in the presence OF
4 perhaps women TO whom he is no
way bound. his demeanor is that OF
one who is of a chivalrous nature, but
to the one with whom by law, if not
/ BY love and affection, he is united,
very often the qualities of respect and
admiration and chiyalry are stifed.
/ Man tells of the awfulness of the
emotion of women, but man is far the
more emotional Women may be car.
RED of their feet in a moment of &c
stacy, and may give vent to feeling II
words of exclamation, but women nev
1 er tear hat from head, or clothes
from body and neither does she ad
minister well directed kick or slap o.
hand in the delirium of some sudder
Inspiration or fervor.
Man needlessly finds fault will
women because of her desire to pre-
sent nice appearance, and chide
her with unnecessary expense, but h'
finds no fault with self if his nickel
go over the bar or into the till of tn
cigar vendor. Man grumbles an
growls if patient wife asks small
J pittance for shoes and stockings TO
) Nellie or John, but husband can fri
, ter away money on his male compal
I
: GATES, without thought OF the e.
: travagant expenditure.
Man loudly proelaims that he Is tn
plodder who earns the competence Il
e self and family, but woman makes
y possible that the income reach arour
4 and liquidate all expense of Twin
G The average man is not as good
s the average woman The averas
e man is so far below the average woi
IS an in morality and in everything tn
g goes to make up a perfect human b
"a ing, that man should never essay
IS criticise or find fault with her.
The average man don't apprecia
the really true worth of women, b
woman loyal and honorable sticks
is man, and labors in every way possif
i. to make his life the little more hS
al pier Woman is the week day druid
10 and the Sabbath day drudge and
IL stead of being met by the unki
AZ word of ridicule or humiliation $
Id ought to be greeted with the SIN
id and the embrace of love and the k
re of affection, by he who would
he her lord and master.
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