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Opposite Sex Attracts
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"Wives It III Like Other, hat
1 ore Caa Overcome.
By Klin Wheeler Wileex
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PN THE first glamour and rapture of
possession, betrothed lovers and
newly married people are immune
from the influence of any third p.---son.
The most fascinating woman,
the most attractive man, is powerless
to awaken more than a passing; Pla
tonic interest in husband or wife.
Very young lovers believe this con
dition will prove eternal, and when it
diminishes in any degree when either
one becomes in the least susceptible to
the physical or mental charms of an
other they imagine they have reached
a crisis of misfortune, and that wedded
love is dead or dying.
Instead, they should regard it as
the mere rise and fall of the emotional
tides. When the sea is at hign
"water mark, all the pebbles and rocks
on tne coast are covered; when it ebbs
they are revealed, but the tide comes
nacK ana covers them again.
Married Leve Is Bteraal Thing.
The pebbles change and the rocks
-wear away, but the tides are eternal.
So, husband and wife should realise
that married love is the eternal thing
and wait for the fulness of the tides,
and not regard mere Incidents as
tragedies, nor attach undue importance
to passing distractions.
Were I the mother of a young daugh
ter about to be the wife of a man
she adored. I should, say to her: "Da
not imagine that you will never feci
the attraction of any other man when
you are married. If you are in perfect
health apd if your mind is receptive
and progressive you will, as the years
pass by. find yourself interested n.
and stirred by other magnetic mascu
line personalities. When such an ex
perience comes, give it as little
thought as possible. It does not mein
that you have ceased to love vour
husband, nor that you have found ne
-who could hold your interest longer
than he. It means that you chanced
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to be susceptible to an electric cur
rent which can vitalize and strength mi
you if made to act upon you mentally,
or can be turned into a live wire and
bring destruction if you choose to
make it so."
Men Net Mere Tempted Than "Women.
To a son I should speak in precisely
the same manner, perhaps oftener .nd
with more earnestness not because
men are more tempted than women
from within or without, but because
thev hare been allowed so long to be
lieve in their privilege to play with
temptation.
It is useless to deny the fact that
life offers no other fascination equal
to the attraction of the sexes. It is
not strange when we realise that the
entire earth is formed and maintained
the vegetable as well as the animal
kingdom by this sex impulse. The
only strange thing is that human be
ings in this advanced and scientific
age consider it a subject to be avoided
or a fact to be denied.
The woman who proclaims herself
absolutely indifferent to men proclaims
herself either hopelessly phlegmatic or
anaemic. She Is not normal; neither
is the man who cares nothing for and
finds nothinsr fascinating In the asso
ciation of women.
Wise is the wife who says to her
self: "My husband will see many
women who charm and interest him.
but he shall be so loved, entertained
and trusted by me that he will iot
want to wander away."
Wise is the husband who says.
"My wife will attract and be attracted
by other men. no doubt; but she is
loyal and true, and I shall give her
such attention and devotion she will
not wish herself the wife of any oth-r
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Girl Alone In New York
Getting Acquainted "With Manhat
tan Madge Tells Kitty Aboat
a Masterful Man.
' By Lillian Laufcrty.
D
EAR LITTLE KITTY- When
things begin to happen to you in
this world, they generally Dro-
cced to show you that the only way to
spell that word "Happen" is in large
forcibly large capitals. Now a call from
Mr. English may not sound like thrill
ing excitement, and a newspaper wom
an ought to be proof against stray per
sonal thrills, but anything that is di
rected at M. Royce and not just read
ing for the great American public has
a way of "getting at." said M. Royce!
The blue serge dress, the smile and
I arrived safely at the parlor door and
were greeted with acclaim by a per-fectly-sure-you
- are-delighted -to- see
me person. I was too only he did not
need to show he knew.
New York men do not seem to know
anything about the gentle art of pay
ing calls. A poor, tired girl, who would
have liked to stay at home and ex
change ideas, found herself dressing up
in hat and coat, and off for the
"movies" went (Mr. English and I. You
know that I am the one human creature
who does not like the motion picture
form of entertainment and yet I went.
I sincerely hope that Mr. English will
never invite me to go roller skating or
to attend a turkey-trotting dance.
Those are two things I won't do if I
can help it. Mr. English is so serenely
sure that you will do just as he sug
gests that you give up a foolish fight
against the inevitable and justify his
certainty.
I went to the "movies," and there
after my escort took me to the grill
room and I ate shrimp salad. Kna,
well, you know that the denizens of the
ocean were never on my bill of fare.
After I had been cowed into these
desperate measures (!) by a masterful
masculine. Dame Kate took a hand at
this beating into submission game, for
who should come marching into the
grill but A. T. Johnstone, Esq., and
Miss Glory Jones!
A. T. considered it hi duty to be
funny he failed in the performance
of duty. "Aha. and oho! Here are
the missing Dieces of the picture puz-
I zle. One large table and we all get
1 together while my little woman from
f the land of the Wabash explains how
I she got him away from the one and
j only Glory."
1 We joined forces. Glory mixed smiles
and pouts and coyness in injudicious
j doses. A. T. seemed suddenly very much
J impressed by little me, -while that
! Englishman managed to convey the
. idea that he had known me since my i
I early days, had carried by books from j
1 school and had a lew souvenir nair-
ribbons and apple cores to prove it.
, Good gracious. Tommy Johnstone in
troduced me to tnat man last Satur
day night am I the only human be
ing who has a memory for dates and
a respect for facts?
I shall have to buy an Engagement
Book, for so impressed were those two
men at the thought of the attraction
I might possess for "the other fellow"
that they issued more invitations than
I had in a year at home. The first
plunge into the social whirl is to be a
dance. A. T is taking Glory and Mr.
English announced that he and little
"Marjorie Daw" would join the party.
I pleaded no real New Yorkifled ball
gown and no knowledge of the tur
key trot and the Impossibility of do
ing good work on Saturday if I danced
half through -the night Friday, but I
am going. Oh Kitten. Mr. Richard
English is a bossy person and I like it.
Does Joe Summers ever make you
do things whether you want to or not?
Don't marry him unless he can in
fluence you strongly. I don't believe a
girl could love any man who has not
the commanding personality. A man
ought to sound the dominant note in
the love duet. How do I know? Oh,
mv newspaper work is a great edu
cator Good night, honey.
Devotedly Tour Madge.
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Advice To the Lovelorn
By Beatrice Fairfax.
CERTAI.NLY OT.
Dear Mijs Fairfax:
I have been going about with a
young man for some time. Now, las:
week I promised to send him a certain
postal card: I did send it, but as he die'
not receive it, he claims I did not sen '
any. And, as we made a date to mee.
Saturday, he gave me a stand-up, al
on account of the postal. Do you think
he was right in giving me a stand up
before finding out wnetner l wrote or
not? Anxious.
I judge that "stand-up" means he did
not keep his engagement.
He was unpardonably rude; first, in
doubting your word, and, second, in
treating ou so shabbily.
OM3 NOW; TUB OTIIBIt UVTKK.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am engaged to a girL The wed
ding , date is not set. but in two or
three years she is to be my wife.
When should an engagement ring
find wedding ring be given to her?
H. B. W.
The engagement ring should be given
her as soon as her promise is given, i
The wedding ring doss not come into ;
her possession until she becomes a !
wife.
MAKING TOO ailj'CII OP 1IBIG1IT.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
Six weeks age I was Introduced to a
young man seven years my senior. He
has called at my hoase several times
and we went oat together to places of
amusement and he treated me very
nicely. I like him. but my folks are
against him, as he ji much shorter
than I am.
If his morals are of tile right breadth
and length, if his heart is large, and
he has a good, clean brain, the matter
of physical stature need not be con
sidered a moment.
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ItBbPECT THEIR WISHES.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
,1 am a young girl 19 years of age,
and love a boy of about S3. I have been
out with him several times and have
met his parents.
xney are against nis
going with me for a simple reason.
.11. 21. .Lu
That which means a simple reason to
you may be an insurmountable barrier
with them. You are both too young to
oppose your wishes against theirs. At
least wait two years.
FD OUT TUB ItEASOX.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am very much in love with a girl
seven years younger than myself, and j
I know she loves me, too. I have known
her ever since I came to this country,
five years ago, but since her father
knows I love her he has stopped me
going to his house. I cannot forget her.
J. &
Her father owes you his reasons, and
you must do your best to overcome
them by convincing him of your sin
cerity, good Intentions and well be
havior. Don't do anything underhanded.
WO It I v FOR. BIG BROTHER.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a young girl of IS, and am ac
quainted with a young man of. 21. He
loves me, but I hate him. He pesters
me with attentions, forcing them upon
me. I am afraid of him. What shall I
do? Anxious.
Tell your father, your brother, or if
you haTe neither, go to some friend.
You don't have to accept his attentions.
Remember that, and make him so un
derstand in a manner that will keep him
away.
SHE IS SENSIBLE.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a young man, 19 years of age,
and deeply in love with a young wom
an one year my junior. She has told me
different times that she loves me, but
recently, while on her vaction, I only
received one postal card during her en
tire two weeks' stay. Anxious.
The girl who isn't profligate with pen
and ink is wise beyond her years. Be
grateful for one card in two weeks.
She remembered you. Isn't that enough
for a girl to do when on her vacation?
ASK HER.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am desperately in love with a girl
named Catherine, or Katie, as they call
her, -who is three years my junior. I
love her very much and I would like to
know if she cares for me. .She has a
sister. Minnie, who likes me very much
and I think Katie is jealous over her
sister, although I have given her no
reason. Adam D.
Ask her if she loves you, telling her
first, of course, that you love her.
There is no other way to find out.
though her jealousy is encouraging. If
she did not care for you a little, she
would not be jealous.
GOOD CONDUCT COUNTS.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am In love with a girl one year
my junior, and she in return loves me
dearly.
I gave her an invitation to go to
the theater, but her parents object to
her going with me. I see the girl
once a week, and her parents object to
my visit. What can I do to win their
consent, as I love the girl very dearly t
T. V.
Perhaps your conduct does not please
them. Look to that. Or It may be that
the girl is too young to receive the at
tentions of a man. You do not give her
age: neither do jou intimate why her
parents disapprove, though ou must
surely know. I'nder the circumstances,
all I can suggest is that you wait, be
have yourself and respect their wishes.
ON THB OUTSIDE.
Dear Miss Fa'rfax:
Kindl adise which is the proper
way for a man to walk when accom
pan ing two oung women
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Little Bobbie and His Pa
I'a Decide- to Hire a Stenographer,
bat DoeHt l'iek Oae to Salt
Ma Breaker Ahead.
By William P. KIrJc
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IFE. sed Pa to Ma the other
night. I have decided to hire
a stenograffer. My work is
piling up Pa sed that I can't tend to
it no more at alL
I think that would be a good idee
sed Ma and I know just the person for
the job Mrs. Jenkins has a young
brother which is just out of the biz
ness college and he is a ery deserving
young man. I doant want any body
Pa sed, that is just out of a bizness
college. I hae tried that kind before
Pa sed. They are all right Pa sed to
work for a oung lawyer who is just
out of law college but I want an ex
pert. Besides Pa sed I doant want a
man stenographer, girls is more faith
ful to their employers Pa sed, and
takes a moreJivelj interest in the dee
tails of the offls.
r, . , xmmo- urt w w tmut
' enough on the typewriter, but he was
a .w a ....,. ,..-. ....v ...
iuu last uiaer ways. w aewTfr ae
thought I was out of town he would
spend his forenoons reading about how
Matty broke into the big league, and
his afternoons about how Amos Rusie
broke out of the big league.
I want a girl Pa sed and fat fack I
have advertised for one. There will he
some at the offis Wednesday morning
fa. sea, ana after I nave questioner an
of them I will make up my mind. '
Indeed sed Ma I think that Bobbie
and I will trail along with you that j
morning, to act as a sort of ad-visory
Doara. 1 am a preiiy gooa picKer 01 -
girl stenographers myself Ma sed. Pa af'iid I shall have to look rarther Pa
looked kinda unhappy. But little Bob- sed.
hie mustn't stay out of school he sed ihen the off is boy called in the sec
There isn t any school Wednesday sed ond homely girl, her name was Miss
Ma. I Jones. She was e en homlier than Miss
CallH Hemclj- Girls. Flynn. Be seated sed Pa. I would like
So Wednesday Pa Ma 4 Me all $? y a few question to find out
went down to Pa's offis. There was now much genral nollege you have,
four girls setting in the outside offis. I . "hat were alhalas Halls' sed Pa.
Three of them was awful homelv. &
one of them looked like a doll. I no
ticed that right away bekaus I notised
i Pa noting her
j Pa called in one of the homely girls
first. What Is your name Pa sed? Miss
Flnn ses the homely girl. Well Miss
Flynn sed Pa I am a riter & I rite
about many different toplks. The girl
I hire sed Pa must have a big fund of
general informashun, so I will ask you
a few questions.
Who conquered Carthage?, asked Pa.
Rome sed Miss Flynn. '
What General did Rome defeat at
that time? sed Pa. Hannibal sed Miss
Flynn
Who was Atilly the Hun? asked Pa.
He was a Bar-baman Generul which
swept over Rome wen that Empire was
falling, sed Miss Flynn.
She seems like a remarkably smart
girl said Ma. She knows Roman His
tory Pa sed. but that isn't everything
Miss Flynn Pa sed name the date when
Bob Fitzsimmons soaked Jim Corblt in
the plexis A won the champeen-ship
of the wurld? March the 17th. 1897,
at Carson City. Nevada, sed Miss Flsnn.
Who was Akilles" sed Pa. and where
did he bekum famous? Akilles -was a
famus mithi-lojical Greek soldier sed
jniss riynn tie was one oi toe gratust
warriers at th siege of Trov.
Splendid sed Ma that i- h very girt
r-Als WAAdl TUticTKemil An a n iint 1 aava
sed Pa M am i&ot'thru yet Then' Pa
begin to think kinda hard and sed to
miss -iynn rv nat was the exact day
and hour when they killed Doc Cronin
out In Chicago- Miss Flvnn got kinda
red in the face sed I am afraid I
can't answer that question Sir I am
verry sorry, but I don't believe I knew
he was dead.
Who Wen C&Httertea;
Well it's too bad sed Pa. I bad hoped
that you wuld fill the bill, but I am
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Tnat ws the name that the old Nors-
man, the vikings, gave to their heaven
sed Miss Jones. They believed that
nobody could go there except a warrlur
who fell fighting In battle.
Correck sed Pa. Now Miss Jones
who was Chatter ton? Chatterton was
the grate boy poet, sed Miss Jones, he
was found starving in a garnt, when
he was onl 17 after having ritten
some of the most wunderful poetry in
the English Language. That's rite sed
Ma. there is the girl for you husband
Walt a minute sed Pa.
Who was Guy Fawkes? asked Pa.
He was the man sed Miss Jones who
tried to blow up the English Parle
ment with sum barrels of gun-powder
which he had hid in the basment. Right
again sed I'a. One more question sed
fa.
How many ring fights did Kid Broad I
er have" sed Pa. I never heard of f
tvia Broad sed Miss Jones. I am sorry
sed Pa but von will not do So Miss
Jones went away. When the offis boy
went to call the third homely girl she
had went awav too I guess Miss Flynn
must have toald her ab&ut Dr. Cronin
and skared her. So the pretty one
came in.
She I.oekx Happy.
Pray be seated sed Pa. what is your
name? Florence Atherton. sed the
pretty girl. I merely wish to ask you
a rew questions sea ra Don t get ner-
I yous. Jfl Pa' take yur lme ,n
c-i,.
What is the Canltol of New York
State? Albany sed Miss Atherton
Good sed Pa. Who is William Fav-
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girl and T think he is jtjst too dear
for an thing
Splendid said Pa. Who is the Presi-
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