The Adair County news., 1914-06-10
Additional Locals.
The Devil LAUGHS.

Olu Hell D6llSIlU-UIldU Is bmut-
line Pankhurst-is getting in her work
apace. Murder in her "Third De-
gree" Having perfected her dupes in
the gentle arts of Riot and Arson, this
she-devilof Destruction inevitably adj
dresses herself to the pleasant crime of
killing. She must have blood.
Can this be the self-same Emmaline
Pankhurst who was brought here to
Louisville, fiattered and peted, and
represented as the very type and en-
bodiment of glorious womanhood.
Yea, verify, the same! And, because
the Courier-Journal refused to take
her at her face value-not to mention
her money-grubbipg requirements
the group of local women behind her
were ready to rend it. What do they
think of their idol now?
One may well apprehend that the
women at the head of the feminist ag-
itation in the East are no better. In
deed their richest, most important
and influential leader has served no.
tice and boldly threatened Pankhurst
proceedings unless suffrage is granted
inside the coming two years.
"Down with the man-made world"
is the cry of feminism in England.
"Out with the man-written Bible and
che man-made church; every woman
to pick the father of her child, and
just as many children and fathers as
she elects; free sex; free love; and to
the devil with religion. ~
That is the platform of femininism
not alone in England, but on the Con-
tinent, and it only wants little
more agitation in America to set its
banners here floating on the breeze.
Meanwhile, reas onable men do not
oppose the franchise for women in
cases where she contributes to the
public revenues-no taxation without
representation-and in all questions
relating to the Schools, to the Chair
ties and the Corrections. Reasonable
men would keep women out of the bull
ring of politics as out of the sporting
prize ring. They do not want woman
to unseX herself; first because she
shouldn't second, because she can't.
She may debase herself. like the poor,
insane victims of Emmeline Pank-
hurst. She may get down into the
dreadful corruption and dirt of the
party strife. She may make herself a
scourge. But ever and ever she will
remain what God and Nrture intend
ed her to be, a woman; wife and
mother, to bear and rear the children;
to moderate, humanlze and ciVilize
the men; to make on earth one place
of refuge-one seat Of repose-one
shrine of love and duty, which men
may come to and cali home.
1t is full time that the good, thought
full and responsible women o the
South-of Kentucky-of Louisville
began seriously to consider where
these wild women of England, and
their more intelligent and astute but
equally wicked and sinister sisters in
America, are leading them. The pre-
tense of "votes for women is but an
entering wedge. 1t is a subteruge
They proclaim suffrage only as an out
post When they have carried it, the
real purpose of annihilating all exist
ing institutions as man-made and
therefore unfair to women will begin
in earnest.
That, which it is sincerely believed,
is the emanation of soured women, of
mistaken women of women who have
failed in their domestic life. They
are dissatisfied. They know not just
what hurts them, and they seek a
change. Thus they become the fol-
lowers of the self-exploiting, mercena-
ny ambitious and vain women, who,
like Emmeline, have made feminism
the business of their lives, and again
like Old Hell's Delight, are making a
mighty good thing out of it.-Courier-
Journal.