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Show The New Woman In France. The Pall MaTTGazette has been gathering gath-ering the opinions of some of the Frenoh novelists concerning the new woman. "In woman I see only the mother," Bays Daudet and this is exactly what the advanced woman has been complaining com-plaining of. She wants him to see the citizen as well. Dumas cries, "A man is a being of more value, but a woman is a being of better value." Mendes, being asked if woman was superior or inferior, replied: "She is neither. She iponly different, and that is an equally." equal-ly." Mirabeau exclaims, "How can the men estimate her political worth so long as we are blinded by her charms?" ,"When she condescends to become equal with man," says Loti, "the race will die of shame." "She is braiding silken whips, " says Zola. "By and by she will put them in the hands of the man she loves, and he will whip her baolr to subjection with laughter." Mrs. Toogood I don't see hew it is that men find so much pleasure in such a brutal business as prize fighting. Broken Face Bill I don 't see how we kin help it, lady. The women is crowdin us men out of all the professions, profes-sions, and they ain't nothin else fer us ter da That's the only reason I'm in it, lady. Roxbnrv f Mass.) Gazetta. |
