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The day book. (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, March 27, 1917, LAST EDITION, Image 13

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 "All's fair in love and war." May
be. '
But just take this parting as typ
ical of the separation of two sweet
hearts. The girl lets him go with
faith and trust'ln his loyalty. The
man has good intentions, while he
is with her, but later, how will he
keep the faith?
He knows she-will not flirt He
loves her because she is hones. But
is he.goingto play, a square game?,
Or is he going to think himself
clever by just so much as he is able
to put it over the woman he mar
ries? Consider,, son, .what a man's wonl
