Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 153, 11 April 1911 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND FALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1911.

WOMAN AT FORTY IIEEDSJOVE MOST Mmc. Michaclis Confessions In Book Portray Middle Aged Woman.

Berlin, April 11. The women of Qcrmany urc; much agitated by h book entitled "The Critical Age." The auIhcr la Mrne. Kariri Mic-haHis. a woman nioro than liny, who la heraelf tnoHt happily married. She I Danish by birth, but b r liuband la Herman. Hiid sho haa eiit the greater j,art of her life in derma ny and writes her book In (Jerman. In thia book, of which hundreds of thousand of eopls have been sold, Iho author ileala wiith the tragedy of th woman Mho haa paused her fortleth year. It is not atrii-tly apeaking, it novel, but the i-onfeaaiona of a midtile aged woman who endeavors to tell the whoUs truth about, heraelf and what ahe conceives to be tho truth about women. Here are some of the characteriatlo passages of theac ht range confessions. "No man haa any idea of the Inner workings of a woman's heart. Men pride tbemaelvea on understanding women and are always befooled In this respect. The whole truth is never ajiokcn between a man and a woman, but it Is not necessary on this account to condemn women; they are never quite sincere toward men, because they are never quite sincere toward themselves. Men can be honorable In dealing with themselvea as In dealing with others, but women do lint possess this capacity. "A woman can love a man more than her own life; ahe can aacrifico her time, her health and her life for him, but If ahe la a real woman ahe can never take him entirely into her confidence. She can never take him !nto her confidence because she dare not. A man, on the contrary, even If only for m abort time, can love without reserve. In this condition he allows himself to be unlocked like a cheat of drawers with many dark receases. Then he delivers himself and hia paat to the woman he loves, but a woman never Rives more of her confidence than reason permita. She will not confe to a man Home of her aecret thought a which ahe would willingly nd without reserve communicate to other women. ' "Kvery women plays a comedy at all llmea of her lire with smiles and with teara. Smiling la a language which none but women understand; woman smiles at a great crisis, and with a smile ahe reflect a the greatest virtues. Men can not amile at all; they arc not deceitful enough to amile. And with the smile, so it Is with teara. Tears are a gift from nature to women, and moat women use them to excite themselves when the desire to create a scene." Karin Michaclis devotes h large portion of her book to portraying the terrible grief of a woman, 'who, after passing the age of forty, still desires to be loved and atlll haa longinga for all those delicate attentions which men pay to youthful women and which are not rendered to her because her external appearance causes her to be classified among the middle-aged. This, according to the author, la the critical age for a woman, when she passes through a veritable inferno of mental suffering. A woman loaea the out aide algna of youth, but her heart does not grow old; on the contrary, her desire for love and devotion increases with augmenting years. Men believe that a womun grows old, but this Is entirely wrong, because It ia only the exterior of a woman which rxow's old, leaving her Inner life un touched and unchanged by years. All theao philosophical disquisitions on the critical age of woman are based on the life story of the heroine of the bonk, who after being married ut twenty-two years obtains a divorce from her husband just at a time when she heraelf is entering the critical sge. She desires to be alone, to withdraw far from the busy world and enjoy complete repoae. Her real reason for leaving her husband was that ahe loved another, but she deceived herself into the belief that ahe desired repose. Her intention was that the other man should learn nothing of her feelings toward him. Suddenly ahe is overcome by an unconquerable desire to see the man she loves. She wrltea to him that ahe lovea him. and awalta hia arrfval with eater anticipations. He comes, and wih him cornea disallusion. for he loves her no longer. He had loved her but his love has evaporated. in her despair, the heroine appeals to her husband to take her back. Here, agtin, he experiences a deep blow to her self-esteem, for husband is about to marry a much younger woman. Then the heroine leaves her reposeful home and rushes hastily through the

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All ADVANCED STEP BY GOVERNOR HAV Washington Executive Favors a Commission to Make State Laws.

(AiiK-rlran News Servire) Spokane, Wash., April 11. Declaring that he considered the present system of legislation the most bungleaome' and ineffective of all departments of state government, Marion E. Hay governor of the sta'cof washington, in an address before the political club of Whitman college at Walla Walla, Wash., stated he would favor. in place of the legislature, a commission of 23 men who would meet biennially and devote their time to the framing of laws, being paid salaries of $2,500 a term and remaining in session until the work is finished,-adding: "It takes a month for members of the legislature to get acquainted with each other and most bills are passed with little consideration. It seems to me that the legislature goes at its work like a lot of school boys playing football. For the Irst five or six weeks hundreds of bills are brought in and as it were, piled on the floor, and then the last week there is a rush for the pile and each man grabs one, see mingly intent" only on getting it through and getting his name on It. Many imortant measures have been lost In tho scramble of the last few days and much time wasted." Governor Hay's statement is significant, following the recent adoption in Spokane of the charter form of government and agitation for the same plan In Walla Walla and North Yakima. Tacoma has been under the commission form of government for over a year and Seattle, the metropolis the state, recently placed its legislative iowers in the hands of ten councilmen. chosen at large, where formerly there were two councilmen from each ward. The Tacoma and Spokane commission governments are based uion charters which include the best, features of the Hes Moines, Galveston and other pioneer cities in the movement. Governor Hay was formerly a resident of Spokane and is an enthusiast over the commission government plan. busy world, plunging herself ito a turmoil of life and activity and excitement, in order to drown care. READY FOR EASTER! AFTER SEVERAL WEEKS OF HARD WORK WE ARE. NOW READY TO RECEIVE OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN WHAT IS CONCEDED TO BE THE MOST HANDSOME ICE CREAM PARLOR AND CANDY STORE TO BE SEEN ANYWHERE COME. ENJOY THE PLEASURES OF DAINTY REFRESHMENTS AND BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS. THE GREEK CANDY STORE. WARNING IS GIVEN TO BICYCLE RIDERS Bicycle riders take warning. Superintendent of Police Gormon declared today that if any person is hereafter found riding a wheel that does not bear a bicycle license, he or she, as the case may be. will be arrested and given a hearing on the charge of violating a city ordinance. The police chief says there are many persons riding wheels who have license certifl cates but who have not deemed it necessary to place the tag on the bi cycle. The tag's Hie Thing, declares the chief, and arrest will follow if it la found'missing.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works. Office of the Board. Richmond. Ind., April 3rd, 1911. To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby civen bv the Board of Public Works of the City of Rich-J mond, Indiana, that on the 3rd day of April, 1911, they unanimously adopted Improvement Resolution No. 258-1911, Providing for the improvement of South 18th Street, by grading and macadamising the roadway, and the construction of cement sidewalks and cement curb and gutter on both sides thereof, from South "A" to South "B"' street. The Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Thursday, April 27th, 1911, as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or presented by persons interested in, or affected by, said proiosed improvement as above described, and on said day, at 9 o'clock a. m., said Board will meet at its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed or presented, and for the purpose of taking final action thereon. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. H. M. Hammond. Fred R. Charles. W. W. Zimmerman. Board of Public Works. apr 4-11 COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. t Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned as commissioner to sell real estate, appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court in the cause of Albert R. Griffis vs. Anna B. Bowers et al. No. 15591, pending in said Court, will, by virtue of the order and judgment of said court, in said cause made and entered, offer for sale and sell at public auction on the premises, on Tuesday, HILL 200 to 210 North 4th St. 1ft Scr4f niA 3Ui 17 tbtCllls 4v irtsiiritf' Wh e trg on" paint use the 'Best. Taint Lowe'Brotherar "'High Standard9 GECJlVSE ... j 1. it spreaas er.AO wears best. 2. tit looks best m9l beautiful colors. 3. It costs the least per year of service. 4. The guaranty is broad ;and good. It Gives Beaf R utto IS, in ail qualities. j1s1l for Color Cards, 'Attractive Homes," Ho to Paint," etc. eMcrmc rx.ee PILGRIM'S Variety Store 529 Main Street

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