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Their Husbands Begin to Take Love for Granted, and _How

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and mother has rarely an invitation to stroll

V ;; And it is true, in particular, in many a, heart-breaking case where nyilne And noble woman who has given a lifetime of service and devotion to her husband is so mocked and humiliated by his iniidelities that she by no recourse but to divorce him to save her own self-respect

gf leaving aside these tragic cases. and they are not very numerous be as long as a woman lovu her husband she has an almost super- ngtur-al power tor forgiving and an amazing faculty for believing that he ilsthe helpless victim of sirens who work s spell upon him that he tries . Mlvain to resist, what are the things that women get divorces for? 32 I, myself, sit at the wailing place and listen, year in and year out.

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be stories ot unhappy wives, and I am continually surprised at the' 11 things that they permit to make them miserable and wreak their

3|-riagcs. Thousands of women tell me that they can stand their mis-

M 1011861' and are considering breaking up their homes, orphaning

noir smiersn and getting divorces because their husbands tore mom for A

lilnted and no longer pay them compliments and tell them how beautifull and wonderful they are. Or because their husbands little ways have got on their nerves. I remember one woman who was on her way to Reno because her husband would snap up the curtain and let in the sunlight.

Otthg v;cui;1l:i":dlmm-:Eagles are ciademii ashes and dui to them be- Ave

au” r 3”' 9P3P91' §ll15¢€&d0ftB ill. d U ' so sit bv me meme would of sferamrnflu. or boston tml :fo o'3T§`o He 1°“"“1 ° “‘°““ *5°°- H° had with aomomo-ity and babies sud into dish-washing. The inhuman cruel- “°“““ ty indicted upon her by her husband for which many a wife asks and gets loan alimony consists in no more heinour oilense than the way he eats soup. ly friendly* Abi” st"°d W 1°” me ....';;ll.:.:';.°;.;2:."2';‘°°.:”°.."1““°°a:°*i°'f::"“=;»““we f3°i»

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pettml Party, with U0 Wink UT WOITY 111 it, Bild thht 8.11 h€I' hllhbhnd W0\l1li I iv Abi b ‘-/ted expect or her would be to look pretty and keep ner heir waved. “To ” ° 1° '

So when the cams down from the skies to the hard practicality oi dom

seal life and irsgyiinsd that :leg husband was just an ordinary human being only

illfbadtil Prllwe. thatmarrlagehadmorwebillstha thriilsin

it, she got a jolt from which she never recovered. n y°“

And being a bad loser, as women proverb! 11 , `l 1 _

liege as she would on a bet that had failed 1;¢?vt¥n-fre 5 IC we ch” on mu

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And the vain woman who loses ber taste for her husband, or who,

because her husband can‘t give her everything she wants, rushes to the

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divorce court, does so because she entertains the deluded idea that if sh le is in was single she could marry a handsome young millionaire. 'nm belle: £0311 me reg my when w the ll unaffected by her Bee and condition. for in her own eyes she remains ngum ‘ I perpetual 20 and is beautiful and fascinating. Notlilng would do more "we1l, Johnny,” said the master, to discourage divorce among middle-used women than for them in realise "wha

"'95 * diV°1'°¢¢ Wh° f-S fall U16 40. encumbered with a houseful of child- You are usually very punctuali”

ren, has about the same chance of marrying s glamorous and wealthy Johnny `

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Synopsis-Colin Gray. brilliant

young British Secret Bei-vice of- ficer, is ordered by his chief. General "Needles" Dalziel), to go to Tibet to defeat revolutionary schema of the mysterious Oliorihdf, renegade Buriat Tarfar, embarras- sing to Eneland. He _will be as- sistedbyK_ B.,aBeIiQali,and ls, to search for a papyrus known as the King prophecy that gives the hiding place oi a vast horde af gold. Meanwhile. Gray is to inter- view in London an unknown per- son who sins himself S. Dod- Chambers.

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owe were dirty, and eevqnl panes in the lower ones, broken. The

inside shutlterswwen

Directing e e

dnvnwaids, he noticed

had! of Lire arcs had over. as a passes

structed between the house

oelllirs.

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Hardly had its clangor died sway

when the door was swung open, to reveal standing in the gloomy hall a siovgnly looking Mongolian hunohhaek holding s lighted candle. His sma.l1-cbiinued face was like a mask of crinkled yellow leather slit in five places.

To Gmy's surprise, he addxemed

him in Tibetan,

"The lmxi Lama, Bemdad

Uhiemba. awaits you!" he said harshly.

And stood waiting, Bamdad Uhiamba, repeated Gray

to~hiLmseli’_ Could it be that 'B_ Dod-Chanibars’ and “Bonded Uhiemba" were one the sl-me per- son? The sound of the two names was gud but Needle Dalziell was dbsrpl

The front or the door cueksa

and shut. Girly No means tance was hundhaback

was covered wuiha

Iinpansively

a flight ol stone steps lel/ding down

mdrayw "”d@?,'his Hd# MN gripping the butt at a service revolver.

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eenss floated

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c PIM Buddhist hells-the hideous figures of the-devils and* their

writhinl victims beinl’ W*

in staring armies. w- ‘ny bowls bumlnl

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Lama Samdad

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eightfold way io you, Llrnl Bamdad Ohiembal" said Gray. wi:thdra.win¢ his hand. "My reason for coming--"

"--is because I wished iii”

said the old lame, gravely return- ing his mile. He seemed to be ab- out sixty and was completely bald- "Your General thinks I know something about him they call '0h»cir1iei'l', or 'Hellllom'. I do. He sndiarohitterenemieavcf the sake of the Faith!" With a quick movement he struck

his hands together. Immediately the hunchback appeared in the archway. sammd Uhiemba Qoksto him in Chinese. and then turned to Gray.

“Give my servant your coat. It is

warm in here."

Kind ls was the voice, there was

no dwbvyhg the requem. ' "You say you sem for me," resumed Gray, when the dwarf had departed "I received no metals from youl”

'nie magnetic eyes looked into

hu _

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He handed On.

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