South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 244, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1922 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 5 SAYS REVENGE IS ieveretttrue 1 1 (JJIMJU : -iiiiiiimlluiy .; ROOT OF WAR TALK l$ fVt'Ro ak'D GAACnMCi, -Bv;r Xovj mavcg Vn( iPor T5 1 LOT Or C"rXTC? 1 Crn: cry.CT hfOUR CACK Op SYSTEM I YOU COULD Sutherland Drrlarrs U. S. and Europe Mii't Awaken Vigorous Opposition. LONDON. A:: WHAT 1.3 ir.i is pir:',v rv-;'r: -.i far c f -tar hl' h . .v rope, acrnriin l S.r ": rUnd, M. !'. ü it.: :: I-;chy cf Lir- a. r. it r. ' through I..ir ; v,'i;::am :-.-: I. "How .-hi 1 . ' : r. t for ! h " f :.. v.n.--?

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MEDITATIONS OF A MARRIED WOMAN

Most of th unhappy marriatres Jn the world, as I ha said, ar not broken up; they simply stcr, stretch, wear or pfadually tear apart. Verr few nvn, t women either, have any Kreat bi- 'M.T'ttin sin;" XTiarriarre would b a far simpler problem if they haJ. It is easy to Uci f what to do With the huhind or wife who H guilty of murdr. nron. wife-btat-jnC, hu?ha nd-poifonin. antl-Vol-trteadism or unfaithf ulnc.. But. WHAT ran y.u do with the HALFINNER The woman who constitute hcrFe'f an eternal qut .-lionnai. d:,' out her Ir.isba nil's mst si'Ttd thoUKht-. j lot "'s his t-ndrre-t f'lJr. and nv r p. rttiti- liim to have a private aial p :nal pinion on nnythin?. The man who acts as though home were a deaf and dumb asylum, and never speaks except t .vay "I'a.s the butter." The lady sleuth, who teams open her husband's lott'-i" and look up-m a pink peppermint n;i rli -drop ;n hi pocket as an evi.'.enc- of crim.

Tli' gentleman detective, who goes tliroui,'h the ice-box to seo Juet how much butter the cook has been usinpr and what became of last night's left-over potatoes. The wife who elects herself her husband's "conscience," pick'j out his religion for his censors, his friends and his habits, and denies him hi pipe and his comforts. The husband who appoints himself his wifes sartorial judge and social mentor, selects her clothes, direrts her conversation, "expurgates her calling list and chaperons her mariners. The human fire-alarm, who keeps his wife on the jump from the moment the first alarm-clock goes off until the last phonograph ha gone

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Th feminine mollusk who lies around like a sacred crocodile waiting to be fed, clothed, amused and decorated. The "qulck-tricrcer" husband, who gor off like a gun, without provoThe storm-center wife, who deIuks her husband with tears and

tantrums and reproach'., just for excitement. The movie-fiend, who keeps her T. 15. M. sitting through the perpetual emotion dramas, night after night. The golf-fiend, who makes hi3 wife a widow before her time. The domestic wit, who turns everything his wife says or does into a "joke;" the "prompter," who always interrupts her husband's stories with "But it doesn't go that way, dear." The sleepy-head who yawns through all her evenings; the prowler who patters round the house all night; the wife who sniffles; the husband who snores; the "I-told-you-so" wife, the bathroom hog husband, th? talking machine, the reformer and the critic on the hearth! Whew! These are the HALF-SIN-NEIJS that turn marriage from a life-partnership into a life-sentence. Most marital love isn't killed outrightit La just slowly BORED to death!

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