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DEARMIE DIX: My brother hos been married for three yo"; m‘! is bored to death wit-h domestic life and wants his freedom. Ha says that he has no fault to find with his wile and that she is everything that 8- .W1i'e Ahouldbe. but he craves his freedom above everything e1“, ‘ '

- O His wile loves him and la heartbroken. There must be some Justice for the woman. Have you any siugestlons?

A SISTER ANSWER: There is no lustice in afialrs of the heart. There can be none in the very nature or

cannot revive love when it u deed. We cannot in.

_ ‘ evaporated. We cannot of our will crelite on appo- ‘ * -* tite for that for which we have lost our taste.

Always the innocent must suffer. and the tragedy of it iathat there ls nothing that ‘can be done about it. Nobody can help it. And so often nobody is really to blame. It just happens.

ARBOR VANISHES . ' * _ Such seems lo be the case of your brother. No doubt when he mar. ried ‘his wile he thought he was very much in love with her. Then.

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A REMINDER "And brothers," minister. “don't run other men's wives"

At this int roman in the 0on- umped up and snapped

gregation his fingers.

After the service the man went round to apologize to uhe preachuér. ma e . dat conunotion in church, but dat sentence Just reminded me where it my umbrella. last night.”

HIS HANDS SHOULD BE FULL

Inviting a friend to his wedding anniversary, an Irishman explsin~ ed: "Were on the seventh floor, Apartment D. Just touch the button

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presto, his infatuation vanishes into thin air. The letters of mam- Ema); 2:3 Bl every move. Home is a Jail and his every longing If he 1s of the butterfly type, he Sl-Illp], m“ n, coon B 0! the Stuff 0f which martyrs are nude, h: bmcgs hams“: ‘pug the penalty of his mistake by doing his duty as a husband and father, ‘I: he ls a modern he demands a divorce, or if he is of the old school he ecomes s. phiiandezer who is never true to m; we, l" all!’ case what can the poor wife do? How can there be any

a diverted husband. .

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DEAR. MISS DIX: I am a .' out and have fun. but my mother won't let me go unless she hum, gm

what to do.

And “rtlllllly she should know where her daughter goes

Just as much innocent pleasure as you can get but leg 1|; be m,

f h or aving done things that you will spend your life relrettlng.

DEAR MISS 01x; 1 am for a long time, but lately he

young to seelns to shun me. I guess you gunk I

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things because we cannot control our emotions. We fuse a thrill into a situation out of which it has

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ANSWERI My advice to you is to listen w ~ ' h _ your mot-her and obey " s“ l‘ "Y" ‘° P"°'°°° W" from Your own lolly. No mother’ should m’ h” dmght" 5° m" Wllll boys unless she knows all about, mam

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It was ,thi| morning. that the crows chanted the first I r '

son for us-ior James and amo an me vs noon after pee o‘ day.

Their t ems was one of’ prophesy. of lovely happenings that might presently come to pus: of sleelr lilvery say Willows a-noddin

stings from the roadside: of ab:

awera coaxing their pinkll

bu to blossom above their shiny foliage and of the lonely csll of ti.- Wild Geese returning to the on n day to come. Perhaps lt was their jubilant aria that had awakened Jamie, though at that time he lay very still. And then "There Grsrfdaddy" he said" rising on a dlmpled elbow, a note of- discovery in his tones "the tree - is on the sky now and it's time to get up." Sure enough the branches of the old silver birch. were etched prettlly on the morn- lng sky, now aglow with the rich colorful omlae of a do in Spring. The n1: t-rain, which ad patter- ed on the roof last night. with a desolate sound,» had ceased and from the new window, I could see that the fields and meadows were almost shorn of their Winter glory and like some far-away figure out

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of a fairy tale, a mill-hand was on his knees, drawing boards from the nearer waste-gate on the darn, to allow the pent-up and increas- ed water from the melting snows to tumble in a lacey foam, to race madly away to be lost ln the river below. U I O

By certain signs. I have come to ' know, I believe that James in his heart of hearts, would have been quite as well pleased l! the rain had oonllnued today. Or iI lt had ceased io thereby iavor the doing of the morning chores, it could M then have resumed its pliter-pnt- A terlng In the afternoon. with cum- pleie satisfaction to him. There ls nothing in the way ol weather.

that can more quickly dissuade one. from making an excursion any dis- tance than a steady down-pour of it. There is then but one course open, much as one might regret lt. For this was the day. I had plan"- ned to journey a distance from Alderlea. But almy Summer-like ze h rs, caressed the day and the br ll ance and warmth, of it caus- ed the workers to shed their inc-

lng has arriv- ed about the sunshine.

lt seems as if S ed!" Jamie, prow yards in the morning watching the streamlets run and- taking time out to make Mattie. the Muscovey duck. regent her fin- eat performance of a lght for his leasure. Along a fence and than lgh above the barnyard m a flash of black and white feathers. a hearty laugh for applause. Jamie guessed at that time he would stay with us for stilharrother day.

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a Church there, thla being e occasion of The ‘World Day of Prayer. James regardln the sky. erhaps in the hope o discover- ng a dark cloud, did not "soc one bit of need of women tral es- lng all over the country to at end such affairs. Most farmers’ wives." he was certain “if they had their husband's and family's welfare wt

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