The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-04
CLERGYMEN RAVES
AT MARRIAGE TIE
Relations Between BruteS
Happier Than in the
Human Family

New Yore June 4.-one Of the
three unrecalled copies OF ~The Brief
OF MY Clients Case: A Story Of Iris
tain and Isolde" the panphle. which
the Rev Henry Austin Adams, who
has just turned up in New Zealand,
had printed before disappearing last
August, was found today The Rev.
Mr.. Adams is the high churchman who
turned Catholic, and the story Of whose
anpeal for money to bring him home
from New Zealand was published in
the Inter Ocean.
That 'his phamplel was intended
as an exploration OF his Lremeditated
- rearance Is shown in the descrip-
sos a.A hnrssars on the title page;
- M, e Last EorG e few friends
sssS s4o~ the real me"
~ The bottom of the page appears
the appeal prove yourself my friend
by reading between the lines" At the
top is written Does the great God
think shall clasp air and kiss the
wind forever?"
All but three copies. of the pamphlet
we're bought up by DR. Ames' family
and high churchmen. The "brlef'
which telis the well known sorry Of
Mr.. Adams career. is prefaced by a
number OF verses
AS to the Rev. Mr. Adams story
Edith the wife Of whora hs wri es. Is
a practical person. who is extremely
jealous. Grace. the dream soul. the
affinity, the mystic being, is the other
woman. The genius is referred to in
The e5rier' as Paul.
Opening is lncoherent.
The story opens in Cuba Mr.. Adams
birthplace. The first chapter tells In
soherentIy Of unjusa, strange misund-
erstandings. A visit TO Paris is de-
scribed together with meetings and
misunderstanding galore and 1innum-
cradle rawlings and pessimistic com
ments
After dealing at length with the
natural body, and spiritual body.
and their tendencies and unions. MIR.
Adams again lakes up the thread Of
his story of misunderstanding and
jealousies. In dwelling upon the bit
ing fetters OF marriage he writes;
what God hath ioined together let
no man put asunder-but poor God.
fancy. not lrfrequenHy Is wrongfU;ly
charged with Joining what is really
the work Of a sappy youth Of o. There
being no scandals at the 700. one not
wholly lost might go 50 FAR as to ask
II this be not due to Tie fact that ma
ture and the brutes are within hailins
distance OF each other. We, higher
animals. having divorced ourselves
from nature. tend diyoreeward other
wise also
Monkeys Manage Better
Monkeys manage these things rath-
er better But Homo, being the only
moral creature. IS the only immoral
being in a somewhat large and intrl-
cate universe. where there would be
the very devil to pay If we could once
get our conventionalities and proper
ties 10 control the stars as they now
control the parishes
There are two certain things
that nearly ali marriages are best un-
done, and that the undoing Of marriage
n fatal 70 society. So there you are
stature could hardly have bimgIed
thus
Conceive a pair OF utterly un hirk-
~ young innOcents in the vague
Moonlight Of emotional insanity Mock
heroics. mock despair mock raptures
with the purely sexual instincts
goading and Turing. Were the child
tnature's sole end in the whole busl-
ness) our sole end as Well. one might
hope 10 elevate society at once 10 the
level OF a menagerie. Doubtless
Dame Nature loses her interest in ,he
matter and deDarts-good midwife
that she isthe moment that the baby
Is well assured.
Has God hand In e. or has Ma
lure taken the bit in her teeth? How
happy were tms weary earth if 1t had
never become necessary 70 Improve
the truth and TO universally ignors
what universally exists
when Two souls are one no pro
nouncement by a parson or anypodl
else makes them more so, and no alb
sence OF 9ronouncement oan obliter
ate the fact"
Tortures Of Matrimony
After a graphic account OF years o
torture from the misunderstandinl
and jealousios OF his wife and oilers
paul" says;
~'Thc Grace; she who cam
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