Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

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Helena girl has no business to get
engaged to the wrong man | despise q
fiirtation-its So commonl
Maude-T That's why detest Margaret
Crayson so. The way she tri-
Louise But. Helen, sometimes people
make mistakes
Helen Its usually their own fault
Maude tdramatically)-Isi it?
tnirss you can muse Ia crowd all day
On the absent farr thai fixed you.
Unless ypu can love a. the Angels may
With the breadth Of heaven bctwixt YOU,
Ines- son can dream that his faith X fast
Through bchouyins ami uubchuoying
Uher- sou can die when the dream is past.
Oh. never call Il lOying
tHelen signs expansiyely. Louise look,
pensivcly through the window. Maude
fingers her lavender harness There is !,
dead silenceD
Helen tahruptly-Girls, what does
'behooving' mean. any way2
Maude-" Behoovingy" Ii means-"Be-
hdoving means-Louise, what does "be.
| hoovlngs mcang
Louise tearnestlyl-Now, 1t seems t.
me that Id have TO know man was
NRAt AAN hAkAttI llbN i1rtAiAdAlII
He'd have to attract me by ms goodness
Maude-Ugh! "Gooduess!" There ar,
lots Of good men | simply aborninate
The man love must be brave and cul
. tured. and he must love me better than
his life or his honor or--Or ANYTHING.
believe ! could overlook mans faults
If he loved me 10 distraction
Helen tcunclusivelyt-T Then he'd b,
good for your sake
Maude with the fervor of youth and
inexperiencel-Of course he would
That's where a woman's power comes in
Louise iOu girls talk as if man
We're pliablc clay image
Helen Well. not exactly that bu;
pretty near II.
Maude-l believe that when woman
inspires the right kind of love
Helen What Is the right kindg
Louise tsolemnlyl says. Men
love"
Maude- Horrors! Lon won't let the
least shred OF romance into her views
Now, want my husband to adore me
No matter how frivolous am, he must
consider me perfection don't want to
be ruled or reverenced | just want to
he loved ! want my husband 10 he nj
ways thinking about me, and doing
things for me-hand me IA cherry
Helen Fred Willard sent me these
Lovely, aren't they? Well, as | was say
ing, ! want my husband 10 bc intrllac-
tual and handsome; and tas an after
thoughtl Of course. he must be good
but, no matter what else he is he must
be devoted to me My ideal man isn't a
cold biooded being, like that lank crea.
ture we met yesterday who goes about
doing good works M! He's young and
chivalrous and patriotic. and cultured
and unselfish--
Helen-Do you think he exists on this
p9ky old planet?
Louise-Ine highest type of mum
Maude dmpatirntly)-D listen To
Lou! II sounds like one Of Bacon's es
says Go on.
Louise don't ask for perfect man
but ] do insist that he should have fine
instincts He should love nature and
heanty He should live for other than
sordid aims
Maude tnibhling cherry)-Yes in
deed do SO hate stingy man.
Louise-And when he marries. he
should seek a woman 10 be his compan.
ion and hripmeet and inspiration And
his children | don't see how a
man can be bad if he has children!
Mande-l think Louise Is cut out to
be spinster, and deliver lectures before
all sorts of wOmen's societies and asso
Citations and that kind Of thing-dont
you, Helen2 Imagine the agonies man
would have to go through before he
could understand herl What were You
going to say. Lou?
Helen was going to ask Lon If her
ideal man must be educated
Louise Well. not necessarily. could
love a man who had never entered "A col
iege If he felt within his soul the desire
TO know and the purpose to improve
and if
Maude-T There she goes again That
poor man!
Louise-And II felt that was neces.
sary 70 the highest development OF his
nature and that he was necessary to
mine
Helen--Seems 10 me you want To re
duce marriage to a science You'll take
husband To further your development
just as you'd take a tonic or-or an
emctic To-
Maude-Oh Heleni How perfectly
ridiculous!
HeleH-Did you ever meet man that
came up q yonr ideas Louise2
Louise promptly Certainly not
When do, I'll marry him-that is. il
he asks me
Maude-No when | marry. it will
be purely
tAt this instant the clock strikes the
hour Maude Is shocked into silence
CONSERVATION iengthens each face There
Is an impatient knocking at the door
Cries of Times up!" Let Us in.D
Omnes tremorsefully. AS they grasp
their neglected instrumcutsl-Oh girls
Our trl1l
Tableau
Amy Elizabeth Leigh in Kate Fields
Washington
DIRTY Kitchen.
One Of the brightest women Of my ac-