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

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Woman has ruled does rule, will rule. And this
was how she did it. She made man believe that
each woman different-that one was more
desirable than the other La la-poor romantic
man!
She blinded him-and she encouraged him to
explore. 1t is this that has made the world SO
wonderful place for u.s. Mans blindness brings
light to many women
Woman believes nothing that man tells her
and little that he writes. Men, on the contrary
believe nearly all q woman says and all that she
writes. This is the reason woman saves letters
OF love that a man writes, and has persuaded
man that it is honorable to destroy those writ
ten him by woman. She prepares herself for
lhe tme she KNOWS will come-when man will
crave change, more exploration, and will STAMP
himself for what she has always known him-a
mar II this were not so, more men would bring
breach of promise suits.
II woman were truthful there would never
have been mover written nor a play put on the
stage. All novels, all plays, all life and love are
founded on the deception of woman. And we
are so simply because it was necessary to hold
man and keep him held. The really natural
woman is never attractive to man. The abso-
lutely truthful woman would never get a bus-
band-neyer does. For every thousand men who
believe that other men are deceived you will
find only tenth OF a man who believes he him
self is deceived! Is 1t not so? You know it
And why is 1t so? Because woman is the most
efficient OF creatures
In this art of deception woman has snert nm
told ages. Fashion started q million years ago
when one woman wore her wolf skin looped over
a shoulder instead Of tied around her waist Why
did she DO it? To appear different To stand
out from the others, and SO to appear more de-
slrable. And this is all Of fashion-to help
ac0md8 to seem not cOmGn-but lC0meR.
Listen-you have seen card coniurors Yes
lhey have pack Of cards and they rifle them
before you and they say, Pick a card" You
pick card; you think of your own will And
then the conjuror without seeing it. tells Won the
name OF the card. Is it not wonderful? YOU ex.
claim. No, it is not wonderful He does that
which woman has done for centuries That card
you took out he put out just little bit more
than the others. He made it seem different
Unconsciously mans desire for the different said
to him, Take that card" He takes it, He
thinks he has taken it Of his own will If has
been forced upon him by the conjuror This ia
all there is to women. All, women are the mas
ter conjurors.
And all this you will not believe Win not he.
lieve when | tel you that for untold centuries
woman has spent the greatest part of her life
upon this art OF seeming different She has pa.
tiently bred the desire and the illusion in tho
bodies of untold generations Of men children
She has bred the art Of it into the bodice Of
untold generations of girl children She ar
ranges her hair in so many ways; she decorotes
her face; she studies, learns-all for this WHY
is woman so angry when she finds another
woman wearing dress just like hers? There
is nothing that makes her so angry, Rut mr.
man ever challenges another to a duel because