Tensas gazette., 1910-11-25

Heinze and his alleged fall before
red-haired siren is Mrs. French's chap
ter on marriage.
Marriage is an institution by the
people, for the people and is as neces-
sary to evolution as humanity at its
present stage" writes Mrs. French.
las are all other laws and rules laid
down by men to govern nations.
But the time will come when there
will be neither marriage nor giving In
marriage. However, mo- force can
hasten this ultimate condition, for
long roads to intellectual and spir-
itual development stretch out before
us and we must individually and
alone find our way along these roads
ere the mind can grasp the scheme
of mother nature and apply it.
when we can grow as the flowers
and love as the sun, who gives his
warmth and light to every animate
and inanimate thing alike, then only
are we able to discard the present
necessary system of matrimony.
When We have reached this point in
evolution all human passion and emo
tion will have been subdued and ruled.
instead as today the majority are
ruled by them, which present condi-
ton is also necessary at this time for
the development of the true self.
Time was when polygamy formed
part of the belief of the old worlds,
A..x .,.o Io,,o ;ptalloofuo1;1od ond
itualized out of this condition of be.
lief; nor was polygamy wrong at thaS
time, as all things are right anG
necessary in their proper time and
place, and our inability to grasp the
stupendous plan of human evolution
causes us to look from narrow. dog
matical point of view.
True, there are some who run out
ahead of their field, not knowing
whittier or why they go, only that the
impulse moves them, and there be
those who this day come forth with
statements concerning the useless.
ness of marriage. giving no logical
reason, nor offering a substitute sys-
tenn more acceptable.
"UseIessness" Of Marriage.
at requires a peculiar and highly
developed mentality to grasp the real
reason of the uselessness of marriage,
and humanity as a whole has a long
way to go before 1T develops the
necessary attributes to tf,I attainment
| of such knowledge as ,.ill fit II to
discard the present mari al relations.
1.-The fact that day by yay marriage
Is becoming a failure Is proved by
the divorce courts, and shows we are
approaching a thing higher and bet
ter-a condition where jealousy, envy,
selfishness and pride of possession
sits at the feet of love and does her
bidding, nor ever rises up in rebellion
against her-a condition where pure
unadulterated love rules supreme and
Is empress Of the whole wide world
"And that love Is not the selfish
love Of one individual for another, but
the love of the sun for the earth, the
love of the mother for her children,
the love of mate for mate, who will
sacrifice his or her all for the other
and glory in the sacrifice. When the
human heart is capable Of radiating
such love we will have no need for
marriage laws or any other laws, and
we are surely moving toward this
condition. however far away the goal
Radical Opinion.
There are undoubtedly thousands
Of couples today living happily and
performing their duties to society, to
whom the marriage ceremony is a
mere form which could neither bind
nor compel them to share the same
abode did they not have real love fol
each other. On the other hand there
are thousands of couples bound to
gether and sharing the same abode
with no semblance Of love between
them simply because the laws oI
church and state have distorted the
command. What God hath joined to