Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-17

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~ ba.5 no The party Of the other part
rr. ono. beloved and adored he or
.,r-for trc 5eers and heers of ribald
world
A Hideous Exhibition.
In every case It has been a hideous
.,fr-rar gr lack Of taste, of lack Of
Ell nf Tack Of every fine feeling
Of dissertation Of the holy of holies
~ "a. mrau soul. II IS breaking
N Idols Ha- serves no good purpose.
AL .. should be stopped by pub
N sentiment if It can not by law.
Tie breach of promise case should
he drown on. OF court, and the one
Er- brings IL should have the taboo
,araF g-ur him or her Love is out
~ oF the Jurisdiction Of the law, for
5rs thing. ana for another it is impos-
e'H. 10 tell whether any one Is really
damaged 10 sentiment and injured in
emotions There is a difference be-
tween a broken heart ana broken leg,
and We can not but suspect that the
wound 10 ones feelings that can be
healed bw % pouluce of greenbackS Is
on.g skin abrasion and doesn't go very
deep
In a way. all lovemaking and firta-
ton Is q species Of piracy, and when
one nails The flag Of Cupid 10 his mast
be puts SELF beyond all further pro-
ts.HlU. TIE takes his fate into his own
hands and whether he wins or loses,
re should take the consequences on his
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-.-. ..'E0 "Ie u3ui'u tb be I!ShS "A
.o-..a..h E WiJhouL say iiiS. lnoeeC'
ne izns are what make worth
E..e. ..A. gives 4esL 10 the pursuit,
sp.,e 90 the game If a man knew that
any woman ne fancied was ready to
jump down bis throat 70 say yes. and
-"-h t.a 100, lHe minute ne popped
7 s..... I.e .hd1ceS are lhdl ne
..-'- 'l'.. pop II - all
Tho rr54o
l IS rho thrill Of danger, the fear that
another u.. win her, or that he may
'# nm please her or fire her fancy. that
stimulates The man and makes him
hts neck running after her He
Us flat sne is whimsical. A creature
moods and uncertainty, that the
.. ,a-m.raw and in this is precisely
nation for him. He takes the
.H ..r and II is what makes him
war-er when ne docs not accept
I'll. calamity. If she tires of him
Ie wedding day and forsakes
M .ar another.
] r H. E game hing ing Tays be be said
= man eNerts all Of her skill to
... one b3ltS her nook with her
n'e angles ior him with
..z" t-.lyn OF what he likes. she
4.-t mo the swallow waters
7h. gan Hsh him out into the
...'a' net she also mas taken
--.,..eE' ana IT IN tEe emo, Just as
1'!'. sue - ABOUT 70 lanu MIN, ne
1naE ana sNlms OFT, she shoul0
---7. .i q Spol, 10 accept her luck
.'Hl Eraee.
.. no. Hna the game worth the candle
81 ~. -etinB uahced, DeSrudged the
y. MS Els lflce suppose man does
~ .-5eo ny MS sweetheart-has he
.r.-. -. q -l cam OF love? Has he not
.,'. Inc bliss OF days, and weeks, and
5.. ...r5 even Years of courtship?
800 10. AuoWn the rapture of read
49, -' 'ga4lhs letters that breathed
" -n1edfineHl. Has ne not
-y's, ~. q thousand stolen kisses?
80 .-rt' does me greedy beggar
1..
me '.0ught that Cupid is in
n a15i.. e''l IlGt over, and above, and
s- TOM his ladylove, he must also
,t-1 consideration because she
.. .--"-eA her mind and doesn't in
. .' marry MN after all.
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