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*CHAPTER Iv

_ ding Ceremony, Many Marriage Evils WW” Wm "NMS *° *iw =°“*-h

_ """"""""""' "1"," Will Be Eradicated _

window with you t 1 1. _ a woman iogisioior me got 1. bin against nasty mm-iogo puma by mo lifted *»h° ins. 5 ra 8 t cur New York Assembly by a. vote of 101 to 1. Her measure requires a seventy- 3001' besld

MA1¢z|pA_ _ _ ~ 1 .two-hour interval between the issuance of a. marriage license and the 0

N (WXARCHPME) erformance of the ceremony, which should, at letter W

D i I in b be r - _iocular greetings Bryn asked him to

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University by Wisclmgin say that contract which n_ioi'tgages its whole future life; that while we try to S812 Dilwcli has 01\l.\' 19 ner Cent of 3“‘“"d Y°“m. “l4‘_“"'“ “1l.°m.e’ dangels We do “°’l_‘:“g W “Ve it ‘mm me her, lift her from the stool and hold iron “,hm.e_15 bw! mm. has 72 pm. greatest peril oi ull, which is an ill-assorted rnaiiiago. _ _ nrst si m em; _fresh was 72; raiSins_ 62: Of coui'se,thei'e may be o. few sporadic instances of ove a _ _ 8 __o.

men and women who inet their predestined mates and forthwith hlcd

least, prov de a ll e-sav g pause for a s, um hounds and the hot sports who marry strangers on Dr0¢lU’€ WH D0unds of JB-'M1110 tea a dare. It gives them time to consider what they f

are doing before they take the fatal plunge. _ the!-rs. I

marriage Strangely enough heretofore all of our 1

efforts in that direction have been devoted to rcs- cuing the mlsmat/ed after the deed was done. We sound of the lano. He went have done nothing totry to prevent the cams- slo ow trophe, yet the most that divorce can do is to sal- listening. The piano was being vage the wreck of a life. It cannot make it whole banged

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drainer and boiling water poured ? A11 Q; ug have seen over and over again the tragedies of preclpltaht gum 1,, over them. They are left until she i marriages. Wo have had our own hearts broken. or witnessed our friends' mam), returns, when all that needs to be 1 hearts break. over the runaway marriages of their children who, on the done is to put them av\~,1y, ‘ impulse of the moment, left ia. school dance to take a. husband or wife with mg ,-

i_ no more premedltation or purpose than they would at _taking a chocolate 5wp_

i blinking" spiiiach rank this vege- We have seen the misery and the blasting of every hope and ambition

talblo least in pon Content in B 115; ‘that talented young men and women have brought UPOH f»l\€m5€lV€S by 1,

I <11 ning foodg Declarm-g that --pop. gin marriages. And it has seemed to us grotesque ironic that at 886 1

aye is Wmngw i,,wrUSm0rS at me when a child can make no other binding contract it can make a mairlage S

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entered, sat down at the small writing table before the window,

his own room lay. I-Ie

leather cuefrom the e him, unlocked it, took

twrltlng paper, and began a.

Tubby. After the usual

old Chinese friend of cook from an employment three houseinaids and n

BKBHCY,

It is a pity that every state does not have such butler.

a law, for nothing is more needed than some method of protecting fools asa-mst their follies in

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et Bryn went down the stairs

of Deborah. He heard front of the house the

With the letter sealed in his

pock .

rom the

P wly t ard the drawing room,

with fury. Either Deborah

Grandmother was playing the

“Norwegian Bridal Procession" in

way that it soundedpike the on Paris. knocked lightly on the draw-

door. but the piano did

He opened the door and went

handfuls of keys and making

wirice in pain. Bryn stood moment watching her. He

Il Hn

Home economists engaged in “de- S0d8- in. Deborah was pouncing angrily

h o

r e a restraining an impulse to walk orward, slip his arms undemeath

er firmly a.gai.nst him while she kicked and stomied and raged at him, while he looked down into

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Bryn opened Cvrandmot.her’s door, and the old lady leaned out. She waved ber handkerchief at the

girl.

Ilm going to town, dur," she

criedinhari thinold voice, and snnkbackagalnwlthssigh. And lrynsmiledbehindhishsnd nt the expresion of horrified incred/ulity that had come over Debora.h’ii face an expression which. fortunately. her grandmother could. not see.

B71: had finished all the im-

portant business which had brought him to town. He had been to the bank, had identified him- self as the owner of the account transferred from Ban Francisco e few days ago, and had been bowed out ohsequiously by the manager himself. Ho had been fc the post- office and had posted Tubby'a letter. as well as a terse one of his own to Holworthy. He had taken Deboi-a.h‘5 letter to the lawyer from his pocket, looked at it. hesitated. and then with a. smile had opened and read it. Not exactly a busi- neaslike document, but clear and to the point. At the bottom a name was signed, and as he read it he received a. severe shock.

(To be continued)

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the parson, whose marriages turned out happy, but such cases are as rare

as hens' teeth. And even these would be safer if they were kept in cold _ storage a. while so that the party of the iirst part. and the party of the sec-_ ond pai-t could keep the‘r lingers on their pulses and find out Whelhel

they were nuiiiiilg a permanent temperature or not: _ _ '

Fo: so often what we think is a. grand passion is Just a passing fancy.

which is harmless enough if given time to run its course. Almost any girl can look like the angel of his dreams to a man at a. ball. Ani' mb” l°°k-5 iike 9, Fairy Prince to a girl in the moonlight, Any couple can think they

cannot live without each other after they have had ii. couple of cock§;li1?_ and with the saxophone sobbing in the distance. The tiagedy _of it is in

hile they are drunk on love and liquor they can wreck their lives by

:making a marriage that both will bitterly regret as soon as they;_so_b_e_l_'__u_i;_- _

her her anger to subside. There would be a lie. 1

and h shoulder and her hair shaken loose

the drop at him. mute and angry.

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dark eya, smiling, waiting for

over his arm, he could. . 4

The music stopped abruptly, in

middle of a bar. Her hands ped to her lap. and she stared

"Sorry to interrupt.” Bryn said. the music was beautiful. Such ex-

lon But I’m going in to town.

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typo dress. You can wear it to

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ootivo sports ii you like

It's so glrlish and lovely with 'll-5

pretty feminine touches in the tied nook. cuffs and belt. ' _~

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more tailored. the model i1N>'lfld°S for a. fitted belt. You can easily make two dirfferent. dresses With

the some pattern,

Plain chamnis-yellow linen-lke _ _ .1

cotton is very sportive with con-

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You A '_' the cold gray morning when they wake up with a. headache); a__darl; bfgx

taste in their mouths and wonder what made them do it, w a. ma e ever think they wanted each other or had the hallucination that they were in love. _

The happiness of a marriage depends upon the conge$al_i_.y_sofn_lfl_;\;

husband and wife, No couple can be sure that they ar; E6 l- tg of eafm they give time and effort to exploring the undiscoverem counrny e It _S other's personality. This cannot be done in a grab- 8 mb - V __ ____

dl runtled husbands and wives who are ore e

why there are so many S8 _ _ _ ci'oss purpo_ses_and who spend their lives l'l_gl'll»J\E_lll¢€ K_-llk°““y_‘l7_‘;l‘5'had R

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taster tttiieynwiijuld lfoiiilzecach other or ehuin t0€.ethei‘.

they had thehsayge __£;=,a1_; ogg 151211; géid purposes, or even whether they

_ ~ --~ liked each ot er‘s e ma e . 1 .

o general ron-dow.. ro..<il.iii»i].° rifliiiim fi?-i Surely marriage has ¢l\°“Bl‘ risks in ll' "en when pwple erm." mm it more for me um. Dr. iuorrou coi<i».»n iiiefi- be ~1 serious] and after having given it. long thought, to satsfy eve" ion niseo.-...__ _\i..ir.»r me it ro mo .ina Ke ingét advenglmus Withom makmg 11, more chimey by marrying OH the :.1fic;;ii.?l}i.-:i;di.i:.iipi liiféi spur of the moment for a lark. Nothing is truer than the old l91‘°Ve‘°b poor <1ir.~=ia..r.. .-\i1».- i,.i....u r fro- i.o11ir= t '\rr\'in in haste and repenting at leisure. That is why we mBY nl the ‘iliscoii-ry.’ 1111.1 .1|.|11.1iie :md fliuei. abou. m‘ ' g f law that Wm fm-(ge mogg who are ab0llt t0 €I`ll»e1` ... .0 .......... ai

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two hours.

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and I wondered it you'd care to go."

..N°_.. It's a long drive alone.” Bryn

said plalntively.

"I'rq son-y," She got up from the

piano stool with 1 swish of strach- ed skirt. "You may odd something extra. to your bill for the trip.” she

from the room without a. backward glance.

He went upstairs again and

knocked on Grandmother; door. She opened it promptly.

“Ihove to gotctcwn in the

car," Bryn told her. "Would you care to put on your bonnet and come? We could be back by dinner time."

Her eyes opened wide. "Go to

Lynndslel* I In the cam?"

The road is pretty rough, but I'll

drive carefully. Come on, Grand-

mother. let’s go on a bust."

"Why I clcn’t know." Her

hands fluttered helplessly. I ha.ven‘t been away from hero for many years."

“You’il be comfortable. Rceliy."

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DESIGN NO. 227-Vivid hues of the handsome peacock are transferred

M linen 'by simple embroidery' stitches. Used on n table or buffet runner this design will add color to any room. Equally attractive as a wall decor- ption, living-room pillow or imder the glass top of a tray. The pattern includes instructions for embroiderlng and finishing, details of stitches,

0010! chart and stitch chart.

DESIGN N0. 276-To dress a litle lady as she very sweetly deserves.

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9.12 meg.

HUIZEN, NETHERLANDS

'1 p_m.-Happy Progrimis. PCJ,

31,2 in., 9.59 meg.

BERLIN

7:30 p.m.- Redch's vocational contest, 1987. DJED, NA. in.. 11.77

meg. _

CARACAS

8:45 p.m.-Popular Orchestra.. Y'V5RC, 51.7 m.. 5.8 meg. ,.

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VI. GEF. 19.8 ln.. GSP. 19.6 m.. 15.31

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LONDON

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GSD. 25.5 in.. 11.75 meg.

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commentator. CJRO. 48.7 rn., 0.15 meg.: CJRX. 25.5 m., 11.72 meg.

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