Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-11
CHILDREN ALL |
HAVE LEFT, CRY
Of MRS. GLENN

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while he was in Moultrie begging her
TO name her youngest child after him
Il J. Glenn Jr'
That. she said was ou 1870 or three
days after the birth of the child The
child was born on June Q, 1872. Glenn.
she said. also sent her $40 in this
same letter
This is the FIRST iuiima ION I've ever
had that ne would stoop So low as
10 attempt such coUa-dly attack on
my character" said the young wife.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Glenn. weep
ing. had declared she would live for
her children alone.
Contempt for Husband.
II don't want you TO think tina.
these tears are for my husband sac
said u only weep Tor my poor
little abandoned children when
thlnk Of the battle with the world
that awaits tbsm. ana when taiuk q
the cruel. inhumau Injustice done
thsm by their father My heart blee =
for them. For him ] feel nothing b1'
contempt. He's OUT OF my lie COM
plsteIy and forever
As Mrs. Glenn brushed away tine
tears with her handkerchief she coo-
tinued In tones Of unrestraincd em1-
ton.
MY sole interest nov is 10 my chill
dren. Little Malvern is but years az
age. while the baby boy. Harold. lis op,
months old. My husband has
never even seen it'll, Harold. Tue
baby was born after my husband ran
away with that other woman. Neither
of the children is old enough TO realize
and feel this awful disgrace hcapsd
apon their innocent heads boy their IA
ther
Pledges Life to Sons.
This IL one consolation. I'm so-
lng TO devote my life now to bringing
them up in the right vay-to be gooi.
sUeet children and TO try and rs-
seve this terrible stain from their
a,tle lives IL can That's nay oae
motive now.
Asked as TO her legal action IN the
affair. Mrs. Glenn said.
II intend 10 push my divorce case
against him. and also will vigorously
push my suit for $4,000 damages
ao,ipst This Piacnck woman. | want
20 be- free from him. and that as
quickly as possible"
Wins Mother to Side.
as PiGcoch was happy to-day
IA the successful accomplishment o.
slaicult task She has Won Glenos
mother over to his defense. When
.bey met al Lithoua yesterday there
0as only bitterness tn the mother 5
heart fot the woman whom sA'
blamed for her sons trouble. Mrs
PidcocA faced the bitterness. and
ov,rcame o. She went into the
Glenn home. where an were against
her. and inclined 10 let the law take
IT'S course With Glenn, ANA came out
victorious AIRS. Charles r. Glenn
VIA bs her aHy tI tae cause of tEo
prisoner
ID .yas 900 easy Wsh N1t Mrs, Plu-
cock had before her when she reached
tat little Georgia town near which
tnc Glenn famiN has made its hom,
Tor years To Them she aas siren
who had urfd Glenn lrom his family
4 feel so much better now" sH,
said. after she had talked 20 Glenn
10 iai, 81 have seen bim, and
brought him mcssas. of hope and
encouragement from hts own dear
motafr
II can stand anything. win ring
81 real happiness iu her tones "noN
that hule seen AIR Glenn she coa-
tiuued 80 has seemed ceutur,e.
since Q Ha.y seen aim and had s,
much lo tsE him Nhat' Things
that are sacred between u. We
talked oj our Hyes grd hopes of th,
rrturg Scr . THINKS life means more GO
lust us t0o thgu to alI Jhe rest OF
Toe world.
we have been ~o Haur. together
and D am Worau4 with might and
main to Tree Nr Glenn $50 that w,
mas be together again.
J can NOT maae zine bond f1r him
tast .u itself is the bu.rest Trims
sayl TO bear now. .lys uo prop
er,y. boz spte of lHe assertions maG
bl AIR F.aso,N that Z have IT,