The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07

and the most innocent impulse of their
natures. OF course no child should be
stimulated into love affair"
BASIS OF INQUIRY.
Here is the syllabus out Of which Pro-
fessor Bell drew the answers that have
aided him in his studies;
! Love between children OF about the
same age and of opposite sex Give as
completely as you can the details of any
such cases you know Of; age of each
child; length of time the love continued;
whether it was mutual; what broke it up;
any signs Of jealousy; any expressions
of love, such as confessions caresses.
gifts, etc; any ideas OF marriage; actions
in presence of each other free or shy.
when alone, when in the presence Of
others; any tendency OF either child 70
withhold demonstrations and be satisfied
to love at a distance any other details
you may have noticed
2. Love between children and those Of
opposite sex who are much older. Give
complete details on such points as indi-
Gated in !. with whatever difference the
disparity in age would naturally make.
8. Give fully. frankly. and as accurately
as you can the details Of your own child
ish love affairs
SOME SPECIMEN CASES
Tue answers Professor Bell mas received
TO his inquiry woul dill several bushel
baskets. ard not one Of them fails to tell
Of some personal love affair before the &C
credited age Of accountability. Some ex-
ample Of the responses are presented here
with:
Love had a sad effect upon the subject
OF this experience. AZ blase u she dis
trusts and hates man as a lover, but ap-
pears to bs sorry that the one time she
stood for her rights did not end IN her
defeat instead Of ner victory I began
young I was years old and had two
sweethea-ts a. the same time When /
was 3 years old I fell il love with man
> years old. ard he promised % wait until
: grew old enough 70 marry. I did not
haev another lover until I was Il years
Old. I went 20 school and De DID not
come TO see me until I had accepted
other company. HIS visits then we're fire.
quent. and ne was indignant. but indigna-
ton never won Ire, though I loved ain
desperately. but took q firm stand for
nv rights and turned MIN away. This love
sEESlE WaS Al~ @.--4t-A G-+---- - @~a--S7f-
ne much grief and also 70 be d-s,VusttgL
7 never nave had d desire 20 love any
body since. and as soon as I think any
body loves ne have q grea, dislike t0r
tim"
FRECKLED N SUMNER
Here IS = pathetic case tnal might have
ended II TIE happy ever afterwards
fashion uad TIE young man only used
some sort OF patent cod cream or freckle
lotion.
Charley was a5ou. % and vas about
years cd We loved each other as ear
nestIy as We could. When ws we're eay
Place We were Tot satisfied unless ws we're
together rrink we we're both jealous
Here follows q detailed description of
q parry a. which he Zttle sweetha-ts Mn
g-e5 II ne games.
7. vas . game II which TIE ladies' and
gentlemen were ssc-ioae5 -. Il vas sod
fer = % - a married mar. Charlie bought
s Ittle Old lady z1ora he thought vas
for ; cents ard waea ne discovered es
mistake Re -az into TIE zsxt -co.n ard
cred sor Al ho--''
I. seems t1at C1ar..e's "a vas zot
handy Nieh &c family spzzEer. ard a.te-
C1arils had wepl - z-e2. Eozs ard id
10, smile so- 3 wsek- Bat y8zzg love IS
elzS-sc-
We were Almost izssParabls.~ she cor +
tlzGed- Our lovs tasted ave years. Taez
&c Eot soo d-ctato-.Al .or re 3sz.Gss