Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
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WHY NOT MARRY FOR HATE2
A Happy Result Just as Likely to Fol-
low, Argues a Philosopher.

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low, Argues Philosopher.
There is the love marriage, the mar
rage OF convenience, and the mar
rage for wealth. Why not the hate
marriage?
Hate, it is said by innumerable
wiseacres, is akin to love. i is Just
as healthy sentiment, anyway, and
is just as much out OF the ordinary
run of human feelings toward each
other as is the more popular love.
People fall in hate with people in
just the same way as they fall in love.
Every one is fitted up with sort OF
electric battery, which is attracted, re-
pulsed or unaffected by contact with
other bodies. In the law of affection
and dislike they obey a rule common
to everything that moves-attraction
ard repulsion.
Love is the force of attraction in
human beings. Men meet few people
that they love, for the simple reason
that there are only limited number
of persons in the world who are sus-
ceptile to a particular kind of electri-
city. Every one has battery strung
up of a different voltage" as it were.
Some people are tuned up high, and
accordingly encounter more objects of
attraction than those who are only
guaranteed to limited number of
revolutions
The high-reading lover, therefore,
draws more objects to him than the
low-reading one. He is sort OF
magnet for rowing atoms, and his love
affairs are accordingly numerous.
They do not, as a rule, last long, for
the reason that fresh atoms continue
to gravitate toward him, each in turn
supAanting the other. The low-reading
lover has a less active kind of electri-
city. With him it is the few who are
attracted toward him. Sometimes
only one body is so attracted in life
time When attracted, of course, this
body stands a much greater chance of
permanence than with the man of
many attractions
There are, further, men and women
of comparatively no love electricity.
These people go through life either
without love attachments, or those for
which we hold Plato rseponsibie-at-
fractions of mind and temperament
rather than of passion.
But to come to the hate electricity.
Haters are strung up by a sort of
electrical meter, just as lovers. There
is a good, all-around hater, who hates
most people. He is the high-reading
hater. Instead of attracting other
bodies by irresistible force, he re-
pulses them, and they scatter TO the
winds on contact with him. There is
the low-reading hater, who takes
genuine and lasting dislikes, which he
cherishes to the end of his life. He
only hates a few people. but those he
really hates.
Then there is the last, or non-hater.
He repulses nobody at all, for he has
not the repulsive electricity. He is
merely Indifferent to other bodies.
They do not scatter on his approach,
nor do they gravitate toward MIN
They just remain as they are. II he
hates, he hates according TO the same
Plato. Platonic hate. like platonic
love. springs from the mind rather
than the heart. He hates others be-
cause he does not like their opinions
about the war or a certain brand OF
cigars 1t is not the passionate form
of hate at all, which is just as re-
spectacle a thing as love, and really
not properly appreciated by a loving
generation.
1t is not platonic hate that should be
consummated by marriage. 1t is pas
sionate hate. Do you really and gem
timely hate any women. o my male
reader? And do you. fair one, really
hate any man? If so, then depend on
it there is something common to you
both that might be the best capital in