Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-12-07


.,, 60. But we'll show EN-. We've
'" .or been satisfied to slave for them.
ne always wanted equal suffrage,
W. ~ If we didn't know. it by that
.o We've mad it at least suIbcon.
s u for ages and ages
/. T. vague way we've always strug-
lad against man-rule. The more
s si,ant the struggle was, the more
'i .,ro felt it. That is one reason why
on never would understand women
Thev we're afraid of a woman who
',a,i0bt for herself They weren't
nolly so sure that their logic was
.Snorior to ours. They just said it to
Y '1p prirce themselves. They didn't
convince US.
Most treat men have been their
o.bors' sons. Abe Lincoln said he
zoe Jesus Christ certainly was. The
IA historians could never agree on
non good enough to be his father.
DIT they all agreed that Mary was his
mother.
r,le Of parasites and, political ma
ahines was established without the
eonsAnt of women. We had nothing
~ do with it. Church and state have
idiotically drivelled for thousands OF
roars. Let women shut up ia meet
ngs, That sounds just like a man.
rho man whose mother is rebel
and wants to have something to say
ohout her destiny, will most likely be
rebel too. The trouble is that so
m.uv women have been broken in
.n,rit and heart that their sons be-
o,ne soulless and without ambition.
Prt every whole-souled woman will
COW cmphatically: why should you
mon do SO and thus for me, when !
ON oerfes .,y able to do it for myself?"
Men get their best ideas from wo-
men. If they see it's good, they i'm
modiatelv declare that the men dis
covered it. If it turns out the other
cav he never would have thought OF
II II if hadn't been for my wife.
Here's the point for Mr.. Dryasdust
ra;,splitter to come in and chuckle:
~Hab! According to YOU, Madame,
w,man is to blame for the whole
lusiness!"
This is some more manly logic Be-
caase women have been SO reduced
that the worst side of their children,
the mems side, got the best OF II,
there fore, they want to blame women
for not being omnipotent and omnis-
Gent
Men have always made a botch OF
things. hi glad that men have about
come to the end of their tether. Tne
men kno wtheyre up against 1t thru
their superior" craftsmanship, ana
now they are in such a muddle that
they want to give US equal suffrage
and let us straighten out the mess
they've made of things.
We can see thru their yowling ABOUT
giving" us equal suffrage and doing
SO much" for us. They're afraid we
might give 'em dose of their own
medicine when we go into politics,
Serve 'em right if we did, but we won't
We have a greater love for humanity
than they>have.
We're pretty tired og haring them
talk about what they are going to 90
Tor us and all the time dreading what
we are going to do to them. Maybe
with good care, the idea may gradual
" percolate their thick skulls that we
women are going to do something Tor
them. Present company always ex-'
oepted
Some women, American women espe
elaly, need to wake up about this, TOO.
Ihey want to think about something
more than getting the washing out pc
fore nine o'clock on Monday morning:
Let us teach these unfortunate Sis
ters, whom the men have spoiled for
lis, what equal suffrage means. Y
they can't see it right away, have patl-
: ence and remember that they are
thtir fathers daughters, poor things
HE other day l went to see nice
old lady. said: Mrs. Smith. what
10 you think about politics?" AND she
rspied: Just this. My sympathies
is allus with the dog that's down.
Why. then" l said, you're SUI
fragette" The old lady, with round
eyes of establishment, said Reilly.
SO said: Now you don't believe pc
cause that dog is down, he ought 70
stay down?" mo, indeedy!" said the
old lady. EFF this is so,' she says,
there's many of them that's suffra,
gettes ar don't know it." Which y
quite true
Now we'll make them know it. Cur