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D981" Miss DIX-TWO Years BB0 I was granted a divorce from a women I ivas in no wise responsible issuance of the decree I lost faith in women and began overlndulglng in drink. Then along came the girl l had dreamed of, one who was like my dead mother, a girl who docs not smoke, ' abhors the use of intoxicants. one who lireonsider-

I had married the year after I left college. for the failure o! our marriage and with the

ate, kind. thoughtful and the personiﬁcatlonof all the virtues. We fell desperately in love with each other, but hcr father objects to our marriage. although I have not touched liquor for eight months, presented a. bank book with a saving account regarded by all as ﬂdCqllﬂl-D. and have the testimony of many elm; u- sociatcs that I am a different mun from the one of (‘llllllPPll months ago. ‘ ‘i _ , The girl's parents ‘contend that. although I was tunthout blemish in so far as my first marriage WRS concerned. differences will occur in any mnrriagc. and I might again turn to drink a; a mun, o; forgetting. What do you say? 9011317111,, _______.

' Answer: ' I think the girls parents are utterly unfair in Judging you by one passing episode instcnd of by your whole life history, Thcy_ have no right to icondemn you for what you did in the reaction from a great shock that had >upsct your whole plan of cxistrncc, nucl that had brought crashing down 1 to earth all of your idcals and faiths and hopes and plans. In the ﬁrst throes of a great. griof or a great disappointment, few oi‘ us are hble to keep our fsanity. We lose our sexist of proportion and our reasonableness, and are as little responsible for our nets as nny madman.

If a man is a habitual drunkard, certainly parents should move heaven tand earth to keep their daughter from marrying him. but such ls not your lcasc. You have no constitutional craving for liquor. You merely drank to (frown sorrow, and foolish as lhnt was, it left nonc of the desire for in- toxicnnts that makcs a man a drunkard. You could stop drinking. You have stopped. And I should think that the chance of your ever going back to drink was extremely remote. Indeed. just because you have glimpsed the pit into which you wcrc about to descend you are the more likely never to risk that danger again.

Nor is the parents‘ contention that if this wife fnils you, as your ﬁrst wifc failed you, you \\'lll again find consolation in your cups. In the ﬁrst

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place, this girl isn't likely to follow in her predecessor's footsteps. Even llllfl luck soldom strikcs twice inthc same place and few men get two faith- less WlVOS,

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I W‘ l ‘i, WMY}. now.’ ,___ leaspon mlrablc and virtuous of wives will have their faults and their little pec- , 1 ‘Vwmn mkmg puwdvl.‘ ,2 uliarities. hut all of these are far enough away from the big atnsland the ‘my ,) W“ boﬂmg “men ‘ great tragedies on which marriages are wrecked and which lead to divorce

4 ‘ ‘M! Emu“ 1mm. ,__ large ‘ and the lireakuu: up of homes. ' r slit iorzcthcr- twice the _ l ‘I ~ . Ax “W! Mk. 1g pow“m_l and Certainly, if you marry this girl, you will have youriupl and downs. RU‘! H“ sums kmvm ,2 your little splits. ymir little misunderstandings, because bbtlrof you will be

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Of course, no marriage ls all fair-vreather sailing. No two people can think alike on c\'cry' subject and agree on every point. Even the most ad-i

human beings and not pin-feathered angels. But you will kiss and make up nnd there will be none of 1hr despair and heartache that leads men to try to drug themselves into forgctfulncss. At any rate. the risk is worth taking.

I have obsc-rvcd that iwoplo who have had an'unhappy ﬁrst marriage nearly always are peculiarly happy ln their" second marrlagesf Whether this is bocausciato makes amends to them in sending them good second hus- bands and wives in payment for what they endured from their ﬁrst. or udirthcr they have gained wisdom from experience nndare better pickers thc second time thnn they wcrc the first. or whether they realize that the failure of their ﬁrst marriages was partly their own fault and so are ten- dcrcr and kinder and more tactful in dealing with their new husbands and

l‘ wives than they were with the old, I do not know. I But I do know that there are no better husbands or wives than those >who have gone through the purgatory of a miserable ﬁrst marriage. and Y who seem somehow. purified by thc flames and ready to onterlnto the bliss of n second marriage that is n hcavcn on earth. DOROTHY DIX.

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Of course, no man has a right to go out every evening and leave his wife alone. The wife has a right to object to that, but she is mean and stin- gy if she begrudgcs him one night, especially when he is willing to play feir and give her as much as he takes. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix‘—-I have an only child, a girl of l1, who is very difficult to manage. Her mother died when she, was born and for ten years she lived with different prople. I tried to make up for her loss by every kindness and indulgcnces and I now realize that this spoiled her and made her very sel- ﬁsh. A little more than a year ago I was married again and my wife tries in every way to make this child happy, but she ls very unappreclative and determined to have her oivn way in everything, and when she is opposed by either of us she ﬂies into a passion and is very impudent to us. How can such a child best be taught unsclflshncss and consideration for others? WORRIED FATHER.

Answerr

The best thing to do with her would be to put her ln some school in which children are disciplined, She will not stand for it from her step- mother because slic will consider that she is lacing persecuted if she is made to behave herself. Also, it is unfair to the stepmother for her to have to put up with the hatefulness of a self-willed youngster. for such children heye n diabolical ability to torment those they have a grudge against.

Of course, the poor child is hardly to blame. She is the result of her environment but it is almost impossible to overcome ten years of bad

teaching. DORCYTHY DIX.

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The regular monthly rnectlni; of tthe Catholic Women's League was hold in theirhali on Richmond St. lon Tuesday night with the President Mrs. Peters presiding, when a goodly amount of business was transacted. After tho prayer, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. It was voted to provide the usual Christmas hampers and carry on the usual Christmas activities.

In view of the National Conven- tion of the Catholic Womeirs League of Canada being held in Uhariotto- town next June, tentative plans for a series of entertainment features were laid before the meeting and adopted so the work o! providing an adequate fund to cover convention

friendly game of poker with his friends at one of the friend's houses once , a week? Whenever my wife wishes to go to any of her~club meetings, play 'gridgo. or go anywhere, I always stay at home and take care of the child- rcn and never kick. even though it sometimes happens she has such en- gngcmcnts three or four times n week. However, ifI go out one night a week to play a friendly game, sho raises the devil, I enjoy getting together with the old gang. all married men. immensely. Is it wrong t0 d0 thlt? We play for vcry small stakes. so the money sldc of the question is negligible.

~ S. L. M.

Answer:

Certainly you are entitled to your evening off once a week. Even g servant girl has that much liberty, rind if you will take my advice you will stick up for it and refuse to let your wife stop your going.

And you will make hvr understand once and for all that you are going without being naggcd about lt either before or after. Take it from mo. brother, your wife will have far more respect for you if you demand your rights than she will lf you lct hcr bulldozc you into giving in to her. Every woman has a secret contempt for the man who lets her henpeok him and who is afraid of her.

Every woman knows how dull and stale she gets if she follows a rou- ‘ tine that she never breaks. and howllt brightens and freahens her up if‘ she goes out on a little party,

Ami every woman knows that no matter how fend she is of her husband. she pcrishcs for companionship with her own sex, that there arewornen things she wants to talk over with other women; women problenuthat she wants to discuss with women who look at things from her point of view end understand how she feels about things that no man can understand.

Ahd so it is a strange thing that wives can never comprehend why a man needs some change from going to work every morning and eomhg home every night to his family; why ho need: to do something that is en- tirely different from selling potatoes, or seeing sick people and from listen- ing to his wife tell him the same thing that he has heard a thousand times. from tolling the children not m do this and not to do that; why wlvea can't understand that the poor, tired, bored men needs to do something weas- ionelly that he really likes to do andthat amuses him, and that takes his thoughts off of his worries and problems. - -

And it is queer why women can't understand that men need the society of mcn Just as they necd the society of women, and that they need. to get out some time just with men. with never a pettlcoat about them. '

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