South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 56, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 February 1914 — Page 2

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THIRD YEAR OF MARRIED LIFE.

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It was with much rluct.mc that H n had consented t t haperone, Alice at tins dinner in I nek I 'ah-chiM's apartment. Ainl ru-w as she hurried down to t ho ar in which th-y await- ! her. she almost r r ttel that hr "uo" ha-1 itt i ; a inure tlecisive. Warren had n ifnr.c two days, and .he had hardly been out of the h'H .since lie left. She knew the change and distraction would l. t)d for hr. hii she f 1 1 so little in the ni')od for anvthinur of thi.- kind. It wa.s d'-ar of you to unit ." sail A lif as I'airrhild stepp-l out and helpe.l Helen into th- oar. "V-';-o so tird of dining around at restaurants and hotels. It's much nicer at his apartment, hut since Mrs. 'an went Fouth there no on- to chapcrone Inf. Ken in the quick drive there. Helen tl is c er (1 that something wa wrni pkJnly they had len quarrelinc. Although they talked freely to her th' y had very little to sty to ach other. And there were traces of tears un'lt r Alice's veil.

Hut sh never looked more l.eauti-j ful, tho white fur.- hrmmht ut all the

delicate fairness of her face. Arid Fairehild in his evening clothes seemed more distinguished and taller than ever, his silk hat alr.i"t touching the toj of the culi. When they reached the apartment the door was opened by a Japanese servant. The rooms were lartp- and oyiiuisitely furnished. Helen had nver l-fro I. en in a millionaire bachelor's apartment, and she was struck hy the luxurious apj. ointments. It reminded her of an elaborate stae :-ettin' of some society play. The Ja:anee showed them into a dressing room where they laid aside -ihf ir wraps, an a low t r i I 1 table were ;.U the silver anl out mass articles that could be found in the daintiest woman's-: boudoir. " f course you saw f;methin was wronjf." murmured Alice as she Muffed up her hair before the mirror. "It's the same tiling it always it! lie says it's all my fault that I'm insanely jealous. I hit how can I help it when he's .'unehinsr and dinim; with other women all the time." "Hut Alice you cannot k( n like this." lookm:' anxiously at the beautiful face." Can't you see you're much thinner that all this is telling on you fearfully?"

h. I Know. reck Ps-siy. "i suppose when we're married he'll break my heart if he doesn't do it before. Rut what can I do? I love hirn too much to sive him up." Come dear." uracil Helen. "We mustn't stay her he'll know we are talking about him." They went back Into the music room, -where he awaited them. The Avails were lined with photographs of actresses with their heavily linked :crawhd signatures. White bear kins covered the floor and a number of deer heads, trophies of his hunting trips, humr about. As th- Japanese came to the door to announce dinner, a telephone rang in the hall. "Pardon mo, I'll have to answer this Jap can't talk over the 'phone." "onio woman." whispered Alice. "I never come up her' that half a dozen don't call him up." "Ves. I know who it is." his voice was plainly strained "Way nothing No one." "ho'.-i asking him who's here." whispered Alice. "She knows some one's here by the the way he answers." "What do you expect me to say? No. I can't this evening. I'll call you up in the morning Vcs (ood-bye." "Who was that. iDck?" asked Alice, as he came hack into the room. "Why, dear, what a question to

ask

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know it

TV" a right to ask it. I was a woman but which

one

'.Vow. Alice. don't hegin that." Then turning to Helen: "She has some absurd idea that every time the "phone t ings it's it's a woman." "It isn't an absurd idea it's the truth." Here, to Helen's relief, the Japanese again announce,! dinner. The dining room was richly panelled in lack oak and rare old silver glistened in table and sideboard. To Helen, who was used to much simpler service ami table appointments, it was tuil of interest. They had hardly finished the oysters when the 'phone rang again. Jcnsir hmi-cjf. plainly di.-vonreiteil at tho interruption. I'airehil.l left tli- table. Alice shrugged her shoulders. "I .-..id half a dozen, didn't I? Well, this is the second, so far?" "Tint. Alice, aren't you a little un

reasonable? Jut b;cau.ue a tcl'hone rings It doesn't mean it's a woman." "Just listen! Is that the way he'd talk to a man?" "Why, I'm sorry," rame the voice from the hall...!.. "I rent the car at four I thought, of courso, he l uet there in time." Some woman borrowing his car," whispered Alice. "Why. surely they don't do that?" asked Helen, in a shoxed voice. "They don't?" with a cynical laugh. "Listen!" "Ves. I'll see that it gets there in time Thursday No, I can't now. I'll talk that over when I see you. fJood-bye." "When lie came back to the table, Alice kept her eyes on the plate in a strained silence. Helen tried to keen

up the conversation. I.ut it was not a very hMPy dinner. As the salad was served the 'phone rang again. "Let it ring." he said, impatiently. ' " h. would you disappoint one of your lady friends?" asked Alice, sarcastically. lie Apicals to Helen. He laid down his knife and fork with a Iv,dplo5s gesture. "You see," turning to Helen, "she's absolutely obsessed on the subject, .h's nagging me to desperation about it. If you could onlv make her see the unreasonableness of this jealousy." "Unreasonableness?" asked Alice

latterly. "'Is it unreasonableness to i be Jealous when four or live women call you up every evening?" The telephone was keeping up a J thrill persistent ringing. j

"i ll have that 'phone cut oir. angrily, as he threw down his napkin and left the table. "I knew you couldn't resist answering it." Alice called after him. "Oh, Alice, don't don't you see you are only aggravating him this way? If you won't give him up you'll have to take him as he is. You can never make him over." "Oli. T know hut T can't help it. You don't know what it is to be consumed with jealousy. I,ook, I haven't eaten a thing. I can never eat when I'm with him. There, listen!" as again hH voice came from the hall. "Alice, you mustn't listen: It Isn't like you. And you shouldn't have asked him who it was 'phoned. You mustn't let your jealousy drive you to such things. What -will he think of you?" "He?" with a contemptuous shrug. "Oh, he'd listen any time. He hasn't any scruples about those things. Hut it was useless to ask him who it was he wouldn't have told me the truth. He never does." "Well, Alice." as he again took his seat at the table. "This time it was an old chauffeur of mine who wanted

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necessary to her happiness, hhe has her daughter to lavish her affections upon. HELEN' WAKRHN.

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I think in a way they are both to j blame, but believe Helen would be j much happier if she would folic -.7 her ! father's advise and not show Warren j how much she loved him. She ouirlit ' to know by this time that Warren i not the type of a man who likes to ; bo fussed over, and should not act so ' foolish as she did when she fell from ! the step ladder and on different other occasions. If she would show a j cheerful expression instead of beins I unsatisfied with him, I think he

would treat her much better. She oupht not to complain to him of his lack of affection, but try to win It. I also think that Warren's family do not treat her the way they should, and are to blame for much of their troubles. WILMA.

disbelieving lie to me so

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motion with her hands. "How can I when you

often?" Fairehild turned to Helen: "There, you see she's hopeless. There's nothing I ean do that'll satisfy her." "YV11, I'm afraid we're not making this a. Aery pleasant dinner for Helen." Alice pushed back her plate with a bitter laugh. "If we intended to quarrel 'all the time, we might as well have gone to a restaurant."

Coffee was served in the library and ,

the rest of the evening was as strain- j goodness.

and unsatisfactory as had been the dinner. "It's al.vays like this," murmured Alio, as they put on their wraps while Fairehild ordered the car. "We have not had a happy evening together for months." An hour later Helen was standing before the mirror in her own room, slowly brushing her hair for the night. She was living over every incident of the evening the dinner and the drive home. In a way she could understand Alice's love for this man. His charm

and magnetism were undeniable. And i yet his outrageous llirtations with I other women? Were all society men lik that, she wondered? Were none

of them content with the love of one woman? She finished plaiting her hair, slipped into a warm dresing gown and then sat down to write Warren his nightly letter. S"he told him every incident of the dinner, and of how it had all made her realize more than ever "now much his loyalty meant.

h, dear, l am so giaa that I i joying have never known jealousy. Whatever! misunderstanding or estrangement we !

have had that had never ht en the' cause. You have, always been true j ii rnl loyal to me. Ami toniprht I feel j that after all that is the greatest j thing. I love you. dear oh. so much. I "Cood nigat. - HELEN."

WAIUtEX NOT A CJKXTLKMAX. Helen in like a sensitive plant, that grows in beauty throughout the day and night, only to droop and fade in the sun's fierce rays. She is affectionate and sympathetic, with the kindness and refnement essential in a lady. She willingly effaces herself in order to keep Warren in a good humor. She is too thorough a lady to quarrel with Warren. As oft.' in anger words are spoken. One ran me'er. in life forget, her

is entirely lost, on him.

however. He can never realize her true worth. Being reared in an atmosphere of selfishness, judging by his parents and sister Carrie, Warren is too obstinate and selfish to be a gentleman, and is unjust to Helen, where his people are concerned. He should have more regard for her feelings, than for those of his family. He is rude to her in the presence of friends and relatives. His most grevious fault was in coming home intoxicated. knowing that Helen's old lover. Will Farrel. was to dine with them. And yet she forgave him for humiliating her in the presence of the gentleman she had cast aside in order to marry him. When ;mgry. he refuses to speak to her. or orders her about like a refractory child. He seems to think, as husband and wife are one, he must be the one. He is almost entirely to blame for their domestic dilliculties. Helen could be happy and contented without a servant ami fewer luxuries, if Warren was kind and

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MKNDOTA. 111.. Feb. IS. Because the city council is attempting to cut his salary from 82 to GU cents per dtc Mayor Charles 1 toners of Mendota has pone on a strike, tying up the city's business. liesides refusing to sign any bills or sanction any of the city's transactions, the mayor has threatened to sue the municipality for his pay. At the time of his election. Mayor Rogers understood he was to receive $.100 annually. At a recent meeting of the citv council he learned his salary was to be but $225. The city's executive then declared a strike unless he received the full amount. Mendota has a population of 5,000.

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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. is. Kobert Lee Ktheridge, young wireless operator on the steamer Monroe, which was sunk by the Nantucket on Jan. 'AO, in which 41 persons lost their lives, testified that boys of 1 and 17 years are being taken right from school and made into operators. Karlierin tru inquiry it was testified that had the wireless on the Nantucket beeiv more alert the collision might have been averted. Ktheridge, v'ho gave this testimony to the government probe being held here caused a sensation was asserting that these youths could not get certificates from the governmeni inspectors that would permit thm to serve, but that he "understood that they could do so in Philadelphia.".

XKW YORK, Feb. IS. There was a rush Tuesday by investment bankers to participate in the syndicate being formed by Kuhn, Loeb ;jid Co. to underwrite the $:,0,000,000 Western l.'nion stock sold by the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. A director of the telephone company said that no decision has been made as to how the JlS.r.00,00 0 to be received for the stock will be utilized, but asked that it would in ai: probability be used for working capital this year, lie added thai the expansion of the company's business requires about $50,000,000 of additional working capital every year. Plans are also being considered for new financing. He also said that the average yearly growth in New York telephones is about 10 per cent and that it cost an average of $100 to $125 for each new phone installed.

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n11,rn'o White. U.-ivinond Slick. Joiin ; it was reported as one

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Holland. Th e sketch was divided into two

sections. The second was a called "School Days".

r.n the "Wh.."s :v. r.l.imr" contest len t. "Hi mws t draw the majority .s mpathi.'TS but !U';;f concede

is looUsh to let W.iireU y-ee how

. ntial t!" demonstration of his .ift etioti is to her h.ipjdn-ss. M.my ;irof the opinion she has too much leisure. Wh.t do yon think Warren's side id" the story Would be? The contest closes Saturday. The pri.e of $5 ui!l t;o to t'n j-t rson furnishing the Lct answer.

mi: i.iui: inti:i.i.h;i-:t wivi's. Is Iblen or Wariea to blame for their family troughs?

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s ,v. uorsi; t it . In fact. Warr-!i dors:;": iae n much trouldr; or !'esi't allow sac li trilling

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lb- ha-s his business th.- iu of providing !ood. pro'-., ti.c; eoTnfoj-t for his fa:ui!v 'herrhv

nig his Io e. f(.r them. I ! I n. on the eth.-r hand. has nothing to do bc.t worry about nothm.j. instead of ! .-iii .in !ieinMi as a-; originally intended. She is- constant!.." irriiatm him v ith fnvosouls things that no man is u:t resti d in. If Helen would dis. h.irge her s- r-

ant and devote hr tur.e to as household duties, i ad. and ulti

her mlr.d. so a to be able t,, talk sense to Warren, hi-- r pe( t fr her v.ouj.i m re tse dailv and there would ! ry little if any iroal le. In fa. t. 1 beliee Helen is to blame '.or mo.-t of their dirf.culties. Men invariably r spect the ". otn-n y.h't re.sj,,-. t. tlii-ins'dv es and if he

soft and foolish way in which she talks to him. Hig up some solid sensible subject to talk on ami you will at ohce find Warren interested. A man likes to have his wife appear intelligent and sensible as well as modest and reserved. I believe a similar condition exists in many American familirs today and the expression of opinions in these columns may be of great benefit to some who have heretofore had like troubles. H. j. i;.

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LONDON. Feb. IS. .Queen Mary walking near Windsor castle, saw ai

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WASHINGTON". Feb. IS. The resignation of Dr. Kmilio liarbaroux as I'ruKiiaii minister of foreign affairs was reported to the state department together with the appointment of lr. Balazar Urum to succeed him.

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iiiu !.n Assr.itT in:usi:i.r. To pi. iff blame o." Helen alone ! would he unjust; yet she is more to, bhtme than Warren, sim e she invites sueh treatment as is dealt out to her. Warren is very unsympathetic 'and should overlook more when he dots. Heb-n has eaten "humble pie" so often that Warren thinks she likes; the diet. A change of diet Would do them both a great deal of pood. I If Helen would assert her rights a little more instead of giving way to tears, her husband would rcsnect lur

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