Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-22

qebt and approach his empty Portnaa tbr [I,e
House of " ~ tie haiSers niece or cousin. The
nToIo, 81 a.; lloHeh2oIlern awaits eXpectantly And
M mes 10 Greece-by way of Parisi
me hlng OF Greece, although not so novorfrI
Of tit1 oIne[s' can do much. He, too has ladies
III sit to on MS hands He offers And Manuel
mes 10 81. Fetersburg-by wav of Paris,
me Car shows him his baliet-tt go so baar.
t , iaales VINO have played so great part in
d dn9 history Ho OF Russia And what does Manuel
do: He looks upon them with lack lustrn evns
and can only be charmed out of his melancholy
by-a dancer from Paris And thus is the car
aHehated Russia is alienated, they cartoon my
WI HlaIuel even. And he departs for Paris!
Volia! touch upon these facts historical
only because it Is what is happening in larger
or smaller way everywhere. ! hold uD Manuel
IN. IN. type. Inc type of what? OF man, OF course
Man who thinks because one woman has black
eyes and another blue that the women them
serves are different man who thinks that mill
1meter difference in the size of en- ovn makes
cOwen of 3C0iadn
| tell YOU because you will nos believe IT, that
there is no such thing as aoomen-there is only
1COnd0!
ManLman is just an explorer. The few ex,
plore Iands-the many explore women. The
lands-are they not, after all the same? The
same earth-here snow and ice perhaps; there
PAINS and DESERT here mountains-there plains
But all the same earth. So it is Of woman Man
IS the great romanticist, the great sentimental.
list He thinks things are different and so he
continually seeks the new. He may think he
finds it-but he doesn't There is nothing DIFF
ferent; there is nothing new. But you will not
even believe Solomon-and you will not believe
me-and so | am frank.
Manuel is explorer. Manuel is a man
Therefore all men explorers Manuel seeEs
ever something new. He says: Here | will find
a brighter eye, more sprightly wit; here Is the
road to Hearts Desire" He finds not So of
all men. ] know the syllogism is faulty in
theory. In practice it is perfect
All men crave change They NAV DENY If.
they may have to curb the desire-but there it
is. And that is why so many me- go about al
ways looking as though they had something to
hide. 1t is woman's art to make them think that
they secure change. But they 90 not really Sc
cure it.
Listen will tell you a great secret that goes
far back to the time when women began to learn
to make men think them different Oh so far
back-millions Of years! First. there was little
chance for any charm. Lille was too hard and
cruel. woman then just a woman, and
who cherished Illusions fell by the club Of an
enemy while lying dreaming.
Then came the time when women banded to-
gether and formed what is called thc-mother
rule And during that time man too glad to
be picked by woman other as her mate
TO fan under any illusions. ! do not think that
even at that time women haG the illusion that
men were different. One man was stronger
perhaps, one more comey, one more amusing
but basically woman knew all men to be the
same
And then man and conquered woman.
And woman 10 regain her place created the
great Illusion for him. She made him believe
that there not just tCOmdH-but tCOmcH!
She had to- She had become serf, where
heretofore she had ruled She was in what YOU