The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
WOMEN LOVE MASTERS,
INSISTS ELNOR GIL YIN

elons hcr--4nd ne would then certainty
try ~ check 1t IN himself md the edu-
cation would nnaiiy produce results
Po.tencss as a hah'! would nave ne
come fArd. even when PASSION waIeu'
What an unpleasant sight 10 SEQ the
great want OF courtesy como men sh""
t,eir w.,es,-eepecial IN England
where tho Inequality IN numbers rem
ders the men naturally selfish.
Their lit,Ie Observation-Disclosures
chaff.--insuliinF Hide tnicrenceS.-
which. Il the wife had protested aDout
the first time they occurred "oulu
NEVER have continued
OF course I am always arguing from
the standpoint OF the woman running
her side. naturally II she does cause heV
husband not 10 respect her. she cannot
expect him TO treat her with respect
although true gentleman would do 80
in public. however he felt but there are
only percentage Of true gentlemen
and am writing for men and women
not eXCepti0na. specimens.
One can only judge by n mans manner
10 his VIE. as 20 low ne h"Ida h-r ~
his love. aal WHETHER thrr" Is reverence
and devotion incrc; Ari II he. t"cfhS
these things. vet by 3, Ec stupid teas
.ng lnstin,, likes 10 E."e false !mrr"'
2 on ty his uncourhu"sE II IS very nd:d
upon the wifc--And /, Is this that sh9
SHOULD check n, once. as she would Ia
simultaneously check = wn!le he wa"
only her lover.
| knew nan who hid married
woman Older than himself hn was do.
49,, -. Nod her nv Dit
pu,ch"-Ut was when that song cana
QUIT used 10 watch the poor thing
winCIng each timr--he was quite IN
aware that he was hurting her. and she
never told him. IN, II she had done So.
he would have been horr'nca At his
thoughtirss 1t is IN all these WAYS
that n woman should begin husband
education. h~ VIII only think all the
more Of her y she docs u without nag
Eing. and only whom Justice demands II.
Must Assert Self
4 woman should MAI" man under
stand from the hcE'nnrg that she Is
not A dormat. and viii only consent to
be ruled Il her hushagd cOnvinces her
interference that his rul ng IS right. and
that e she n everyday way fulnlls her
SIDE. and IS attractive and swce; ana
loving and interesting 10 him. and
thinks ~ his house and his career. that
she evpects him 20 rul0ll his part also
ard not accept ne 'eN". ~" a. 4" no,
ter Of course and now show response.
IN the H'St year u N''' "''''"' "
arrod creature, md not vain and capri
c'Ous sNe should have !ndlCn'"d 10 her
husband exactly what she thinks Is her
due. and II & * just. N" man VIII ne
convinced. and VIII give X |" nFr;
,r.,t pV a
IS oecauFc N me oe%, TX N'n'I"
not eHrr"SSe" the'' - ING W
US ana 'nf" Se"'N" "''~e''
many marF'"Er' are "".''rP' "''N
less ar'eT wN''e'
A woman should also educate her nus
band by trying her very hes, always "a
keen h,r, ~ - the h.ghcs. In himself,
nv showing him :ha; she appreciates
MS gra,.nces IN N nj and VII he sad
= he docs not endeavor 70 como up
10 her ideal
A., ,,.. r,- -. s-r>,n,, - ms
h,r1s IN mo ,r,,;-a~, : eroYId cay 70
,No,, ,ro. ,r,,,or a,orc,latc Kind words
.,,..;, :. 49,. r,,II,. TIM,
~. t,ro-on,. NM man
&c., ,,,.,o,.. ,ho,,, ,har- we,cara has
..,,......ni ,,,or, u-,,,rog and soo.ro.
49,, 49,, 80, siro-, action ~or
,L!. hs,,r, h,,sb,,a r.,,,l nrI
,c.,ra md Measure T., ble b,vso II ne A.
va ,,..r a~r,rcse and good manners,
and r,o,s,-- vordsr
-, ..r,ti7,"Pr" I"' '1 ,.,,,~
-,r,by D,,n who "a no, master 81 Ms
avn horec ,s nrvrr r.,rer loved ~ both
,-ca ,b,u. man vino "a "a comma
ron, "a mn. rcsnor,ed Ard man who
/ ia catfish "a " tho erd Iiq',ked
hvsh,rd ebor,d n.vcr crord TOM
49, r-o-os y, Observation-Disclosures
( 49, o,c,, - r,rreo ~ M, IN with tham
,,u, 49,, .,tro sho,,ls -,,ue. N M.
,,n ,v,.b r,s rr,ro,s,n, h,hrs Each
! rho,r, r,srs. NOV ,hsoIu,a cour-csv
,ror, tbu o,bor wrv sbou,d man
! ,,-,o-,ro 10, ror,,, MI, continue "a
I 49, =, ,oyo r,,b br,, md rulru MI,
,,.or,. Aos,ra f., r. "a natfrr himself
,,,,.r,,. r,,,.r,r,,ye ali the time
I bush,,d sroulI s.rdv Tho char
,c.rr NJ hts VIE her aiosvnrraa'cs.
bor Ir,es and a'sIi,cs. whar causes her