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Are wives too umelfish?

To this question all married men will arise and answer with one mice: "No. Certainly not. However did you get such a Q1106! 16H?’ But, on the contrary, we have it on the auth- orityofnolessa 00d trimonialex- purtthanldary Pieklonithatthegnatastmis- taha that wives ins-ks is in being too sell-ab- negating.

She says that unselﬁsh wives are the ruin- ation oi husbands, that they not only 511011 men but weaken them. and that when GeorBQ ilnds out that he can let Martha do it he lust stepslrom unldera-nddumpstheloadonher shoulders. Also she oping that husbands sel- dom appreciate the sacriﬁces that wives make tor them. and that you will look far and wide before you will ever ﬁnd a man tying a blue ribbon around a nanny goat's neck and mak- ing s pet ol her. ' ~

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discouraging things about marriage w a woman is that she can't be as

and kind to her husband as she would like to be without spoiling

Bhe would like to grovei at his feet and burn incense before him.

She would like to give him the tender-est bit o! the steak and the softest

chair in the room. She would like to adorn him like Solomon in all his

glory even ii she had to wear Cinderella rags. She would like to give him the beet of everything and take all the hardest knocks herself.

But, good grief, it she does, she soon ﬁnds out that he takes it for granted that he is so superior to her that she is not good enough to be his wife and that he make s mistake in picking out such a worm of dust 1o: s mate. The mly place where the sell-sacriﬁcing wives evw get what is coming to them is on their tombstonu.

The world is lull of wives who have made their shoulders a ladder on which their husbands climbed to success. They married poor boys and went to live in cheap cottages or ﬂats to save on the rent. They worked harder than any slaves to help their husbands get g sun, They pinch. ad every penny. ‘Iiiey went shabby so that their husbands might make a good appearance when they went abroad. They never indulged them-

selves in any amusements. They simply immolated “‘ 0n the altar d their husbands. How have the husbands repaid this unselﬁsh devotion? 8y lavish-

ing upon them every expression o! appreciation and gratitude for their sacriﬁces? Occasionally it is done. Not very often. Mostly the un- aaliiah wile is collecting her reward in the shape of alimony, while he; husband ll Ell-limiting around with a new wife loaded down with emer- ald brscelets.

Alas, it is sadly true that the best wives are not always the best-loved wives. It is not the meek wives who demand nothing for themselves, who pretend that they would rather stay at home at night and watch the baby sleep than step out to a play or a night club and who lie cheap simple little frocks. who have the adoring and considerate husbands.

The ladies who have nudaands who continue to be lovers and to show them attentions after marriage are mostly the selﬁsh, seif-oentereii. 980t- istio women who grab everything in sight and leave their husbands to make whatever sacriﬁces the situation requires. Husband may have to wear his clothes until they are threadbare, but they always have the latest thing lrorn Paris. Husband may have to toil through cold Winters and

0t Summers in his oﬁice. They go to Europe or Palm Beach. 1t is band who gets up in the night and walks the baby with the colic, while they take their beauty sleep.

And the 1111f" part of it all is that husband takes it and likes it and ﬂainks wile the most wonderful woman in the world, and is proud t0 ﬁddle alony m her wake.

Perhaps it is because women have discov ered that there is so little percentage in sell-immolation that unselﬂshness has become s ‘

virtue among wives, for they have observed that every wile writes her own m "an" numb“,

' e or and that hﬂ‘ husband tfbats her as m demands to ba treated. she makes of herself a doormat lor him to walk over and kick around, If she puts herself up on a pedestal and expects to be wor-

Undoubtedly unselﬁsh wlvea are as bad for their husbands Is un- They per and pet them and med:

and tyrannical and not ﬁt to live with. But, even so, the unselﬁsh wile is the great bulwark against divorce,

lor you can no more make a successful marriage without sweetening it with an unselﬁsh woman than you can make

a. cake without putting It. is when a selﬁsh woman marries a selﬁsh man and both

many others who are daughters of the horseleech. 50mg women spoil their husbands. Others enslave them. Between the two extremes oi

utter self-abnegatlori and utter selﬁshness ls a happy medium in which

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