Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 164, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 July 1913 — WOMAN MAN’S NATURAL BOSS [ARTICLE]

WOMAN MAN’S NATURAL BOSS

Noted New York Authoress Declares That the Male Is Essentially the Slave. New York.—“ Men are the natural slaves of women and were created strong and intelligent for that purpose,” says Mrs. G. Vere Tyler of New York, author of sketches and books. “From earliest infancy woman is broken in by man and Is taught to believe he Is all powerful. On account of his physical superiority and being constantly and cleverly, reminded by him of her physical weaknesses she allows this idea to get possession of her to the exclusion of all else. “She is harnessed by his supposed strength and so blinded that she can see nothing except that which is exactly ahead of her or that which be wills her to see by his flattery. The majority of women allow their powers to grow weaker year by year from tbe lack of youth, due to the fact that she is under the mental control of man. who In reality always fears tha awakening woman.

“Another reason that men have obtained power over women is that civilization produced sensuousness in women, and man, by nature not sensuous, took advantage. Woman is dominated only through sensuality or Its outcome —vanity. The clever slave, understanding this, has pandered to both and so obtained power. “Women are tbe natural insptrers of men. Their mlssiob Is to tell them what to do and see that they do it. Nietzsche, one of tbe most advanced of women's slaves, an abnormally developed product of error, a victim in consequence, advised men: . 'When you go to see a woman carry a whip.' “Man is fitted for practical labor, woman is not It hss at various times been suggested that men make the best domestic servants. They do, end would. On shipboard, railroad, vtc., where good and reliable service Is A necessity, men are, for the better part employed. Man was created for action and service; woman was not. Her part is to produce the men. provide employment for them and make them work. * "The trouble with married life Is that the slave has beeq put at tbs helm. Woman is the natural head of the bouse. Napoleon was not entirely wrong when he declared that tha -greatest woman was the one who produced tbe greatest number of sons. Napoleon knew tbe value of workers."