The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
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moLLlg's LOVE AFFAIR


Mollle. like all other girls. be
lieves that her love affair In the
most important and interesting In
the world. and | sometimes think
she IN right.
II | sometimes wonder n scientists
should spend AS much time over
/ tho proper mating OF human be-
ings ms they do upon the proper
propagation OF hogs n the world
would not progress faster.
/ | do not mean. little book, the
| much.talked-of science or near sci.
cnee OF eugenics. although any one
must know that physically perfect
men and women are better subjects
for marriage than those who are
physically defective.
/ Hut II seems TO mo there should
be something more than mere
physical attraction that shall de.
termine whether man shall ask
a woman To marry him or not. a
man concludes because he wants"
woman Il il sufficient excuse
for marrying her. He never thinks
10 reduce his passion by the aid
or a little common sense and ask
himself II he viii get over want
ing" In the first six months OF mar.
rage. or does he want" the life
long companionship and comrade.
ship OF the girl who has appealed
10 his fancy.
| sometimes think, little book.
that We should have a course In
our schools that will M young men
and women for the most important
undertaking in their ilyes-mar.
riagc.
Moille came over dImpling and
smiling. really think she IL IN.
prettiest sgirl in town. Since she
has been working on the paper her
face has gained character. and yet
Il has lost nothing OF It's freshness
and youthful beauty.
DO YOU suppose" asked Mollie.
that Mr. Hatton Is in love with
met"
4 haven't the slightest idea. my
dear. DO you want him TO be in
love with YOU"
4 don't know" was Mollie'a heal.
tating reply.
Isn't Il rather selfish OF you TO
hope that no is interested In you
II you do not particularly care for
him."
Perhaps" said Molllc. musingly.
You see. Margie. think would
fall In love with either him or Pat
II only one OF them were around"
First tim. ever heard OF a
woman who illustrated that manly
trait OF being happy with either.
with tho other dear eharmer
away"
We'll. why notT' asked Mollic
ia there any more reason why n
man should have that trait than a
womany We've all--men and wo-
men. Margle-got 10 DO easily
charmed or else tho world will
come To an end. The idea that on
all this earth there are but two
hearts that. mated. can beat an
one. IA silly. believe that almost
any two hearts can make them.
selves believe tina; they win beat
In accord II the two people owning
them are thrown together con.
stantly and neither heart In busy
trying the unison plan with some
other heart.
Here ! am and there are Mr..
Hatton and Pat. each OF whom
seems TO think that his IL the only
heart that can sing loves grand
sweet song with mine. and yet only
two Of US are going to sing II"
"Mollie. would YOU be happy with
either OF these men as his wifeg'
Mollie stopped minute and said
You may think ] am n strange
girl. Margie. but ! believe would.
Truly am very fond OF them both.
love Pat for his splendid courage.
his grasp OF power. his loyalty and
his good nature. and love Mr..
Hatton--oh. don't really know
why | love Mr.. Hatton."
Il do. my dear. IL IL because
you are not sure that he loves you
and you want to win the game"
Hush. Margie. you are not gen
erous with me-"
Are you generous With either
Pat or MIR. Hatton7'
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow