The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-09

den have made the social laws 10 suit
themselves. The parity .: their women
must be kept invioisble. but they them
felvcs know no limit. / wish all you
cousins would read The Confessions OF
Gerald EscOurt," BY II. Ma1ryatt. IL is
plondid, auo IS SO reasonable ana Just to
both mon and women. II Is one OF the
lblest things I ever read. and everybody
who reads IT without prejudice Is suto to
protit b. Il. / am afraid We Junior boys
lnd girls Erarp!e wiih subjects beyond Us.
There have been books ana books written
about these things. and many wiser people
han We have sponr their lives pondsging
hem and finally left them where they
pckau bat il We individually, 90 all We
can Tor the just and right, tho wisest
Toan on earth could do no more. II Is true
hat women eau do much toward making
men better. but until men get the love
If the LORD Jesus Christ IL their snuia,
there Will be no true and permanent refor-
Tation.
Dear girls. ! am so glad 70 see that so
many OF YOU who live on farms ore cheer
al aud contented. The desperate discomfort
which is so common among country Eiris.
Who pine for a broader, brighter outlook
una who arc high-ap.rited and independent
aud cannot brook tho ccustraiut OF a lame
'arm life, s. something appalling. A lack
Of harmony with olcs environment ana
dissatisfaction with ones opportunities
Is q terrible thing To my mind. it warps a
girls nature gu citer than anything else
and makes her bitter and morbid. And %
takes q powerful VIII power and resolve
90 do riuht, 70 enable her 10 overcome
hcr discomfort. Assurcdlv "a country life
8 tho cicanest lie ono can lead ANA
believe person who lives :u The country
can De as refined and attain as nigh q
degree Of culture as her city sister. Let
- make tho best OF oar opportunities
ana those or Us who have not tie happy
6culty OF looking on tho bright stdc'
strive with all our might to 20 .ontcnte5
'facre be greater str,fes III living ,hau IL
dying, but Tor him who ovcrcomcth tnero
1Raiteth a crown Of victory"
"Juanita." Kassc. Tex.-Pardon me. Aunt
Susie. but my theme this afternoon Is
rho Junior boys and siris. Now ScraSgs
links no IS awfGly popular because The
funior boys ard girls have been marching
the march OF ScroCss. scrogEs. Soroegsi
81 g. Burnett am really. ashamed OF you
1oor weak thing Did you hear him. girlsf
Tie says; 81 bc8eech you IN the name ot
Prosperity 20 help u.s. Tia ha, Tagged
M and NOT man enough 10 set ont. Tow
many over read the poem called "The New
NardalcEe." , have just as much ncrcy
or ono as I have the other Ho" true, y
women would spurn the Vile ncC as tines 90
her own sex: 'twould indeed reform "aay
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1aart G,ay your ltuo talk on kind
Words" fan deep into tho hearts OF many
boys and girls who read Tae Constitution.
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