El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-13
The Lords of Creation
Girl Is Lucky who Learns Their
Faults Before Marriage and Es-
caPes Eternal Bondage.
By Beatrice Fairfax
Creation

p AN much interested IN the woes OF
a girl Of Is, who has neither moth
\ er nor father, and who seems, in
her loneliness, to have given her heart
to the wrong man.
They have been sweethearts for sew
eraI years, and during that time he
has wandered off almost with every
change Of the moon Always he comes
back. always the girl fOrgives him, and
always he IS repentant-till new face
comes along. Then he Wanders again
Their last reconciliation had con-
tinued several months, an unprece-
dented long time, and the wedding
day was set A few weeks before the
day set for their marriage the young
man lost his position
From that day to this" writes the
girl, L have not heard one word from
him, though he passes my home every
night. I love him, and cry myself to
sleep every night Ny evenings are
so lonesome 1 can endure them no
To. Win Him Back.
Then she asks how she can win back
her lover. She suffers the chills of de-
preston outside the prison walls, and
wants the key that she may make her
home inside She is experiencing the
symptoms Of a serious complaint, and
prays that she may know the fun
ravages Of the disease The plaything
of a capriciOus lover, she asks to be
the victim Of a tyrannical husband
Only her extreme loneliness excuses
her folly. The best thing that can
happen her is that this Lord Of Crea-
ton never comes back, yet, woman
like. she bows her head to the ground
that she may hear the first echo OF
his returning footsteps.
There is a loneliness Of unappreci-
ated love the wife knows that IS Tar
more tragic than the loneliness Of the
girl whose sweetheart has neglected
NaH%
there is hope for the unmarried girl
There is little, or none for the wife
The lOnesOmeness Of the girl doesn't
last forever The healing hand OF
time has caused her heart to close its
doors on one lover, and to open to an
other before she is conscious that there
has been any change 1t is like the
morning light that steals In so grad
ualy, no one can say just when the
day began.
with the unmarried woman. there is
no hope. So long as she loves her hus-
band she suffers, and when love dies
He Does Not Improve.
The man who treats his sweetheart
as he would treat a dog at his heels
Whistling to it, or striking It, as his
ways when he is married
The best thing that can happen to
any girl is to know a man before it
is too late A pillow or two wet with
tears a succession Of evenings spent
in looking anxiously at the clock, the
humiliation Of knowing that ones
sweetheart has transferred his affec-
tiOns TO another girl, are all payments
experience exacts from every girl who
loves unfortunately.
The Lords Of Creation trample ruth
Iessly over the hearts Of women and
the best fortune that can befau a
woman is that his trampling is done
when she is unmarried, and in posi-
ion to resent It and make her resent
ment count. This girl has much to be
grateful for. She has seen the flaws
in her lover before they have become
flaws in her happiness for life.
Don't cry any more. little girl.
Rather be glad, that for your expert
ence in loving you have been assessed
so lightly