Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

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that fellow can always get the
girl he loves. but girl can't al
ways get the fellow she loves?
Why hasn't a girl a right to tell
fellow she loves him when she
does?
l am 10 years old Since child
hood | have had many fellows and
have been loved by all Of them,
but l never thought of love. Just
recently | met a fellow and since
the minute | saw him | thought
I could love him. After going with
him for about three months steady
he made me love him. l did not
know what it was to be in love,
but there is something about him
that makes me love him. Now he
knows | love him and he has quit
coming to Sc me | don't know
what will become of me now. l
love him so that | am getting tired
of living. When | stop TO think
of those days when | had good
times with him my heart wants to
break.
l work every day and try to for
get him, but | can't Sometimes /
am SO deep in thought about him
that l forget myself and tears just
roll down my cheeks while l work.
Girls stare at me and ask me
what the matter is, but | can't tell
them If you could only be so kind
as to advise me what to do | would
be very thankful to you.
Had he a right to let me love him
so much and then not give me
chance? Please answer me, for l
am in doubt what to do with myself.
HELEN b.
When girls love they do it with
their whole hearts, while most men
love with only half their hearts,
giving the other half to their work.
Girls are apt to show too much
love with the result that the man
tires of it. People want the things
they are not sure they can have.
OF course there are a great many
men as well as girls who do not
win the object of their love.
The girl should not tell the man
that she loves him unless he asks
her to marry him, because she may
know ahead of time that he does not
/ love her deeply enough for mar
riage or he would say so.
You are such young girl that If
you keep on trying you can conquer
your love for the boy. If you are
busy and try to think cheerful
/ thoughts you will find that it helps
a great deal. You should try to
keep your mind occupied and go
about with young people as much
as possible Don't allow yourself
for one minute to think that you
cannot be happy without that one
boy. In time you will love some
one else even more deeply and you
will be the wiser for this exper-
fence, so that you will not show
again Just how deeply you do love.
You had no claim on the boy
since he did not ask you to marry
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l would
like to know where l could get the
address of a cousin of mine who en-
listed. | know the camp he is in,
but that is all.
FORGET ME-NOT.
Since you know the camp that
will be registered at the camp and
is enough Your cousins name
your letter will reach him. Put
return address on it in case he is
no longer at that camp.
Dear Mrs Thompson: My hair is
thick, but very short. | have kept
it bobbed until a year or so ago.
Now it won't grow What can l
do for it? r. r.
Apply a very small quantity of
/ lanoline to the scalp with the finger
/ tips every night or every other
night. Then massage the scalp
thoroughly. Lanoline is great
hair producer and will probably
make your hair grow.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | have
| brown spots on my hands and face