The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-11

ways to children, unless they are ones
own.
Has man any better temper than a
wOman}
No, but he has great deal less to try
his temper, especially in the household
affairs.
Is this widower attentive to any par
ticular woman2
Not yet, but he is beginning to take
notice.
Ipresume he will marry woman of %
of Whereabouts.
Not if he can get one Of % or there
abOuts.
How old was the wife he lostl
She was five years his junior.
And he wants one twenty years his
Junior}
Not especially.
MOI
Twenty-Five years his junior would suit
his ideas better.
Why is that}
Because he can get one Of that age IL he
makes the effort.
He must be RIGHT
Well, he's comfortable.
How about the rich widoweri
He's snap.
But what II he has children2
His money can hire nurses
Being a stepmOJher under such cir
stances is not so Objectionable thenl
Circumstances alter cases.
Is a woman so merCenary3
Oh, no, she isn't mercenary.
But she looks out for No. /
No. She looks out for No. 2.
Are widOwers quite as giddy az widowsl
just about, though in different form,
What form, for instancel
They pose rs monuments of sorrow and
smile through their tears.
don't quite understand.
Norman does until he becomes widower,
Does a widower consult his children be-
fore taking a second wifel
II he is sensible man he does, and he
also makes material provision for them, If
he is a man of any means.
Why should he do that,
TO prevent future misunderstanding
Do all widowers marry agains
No more than all widows do.
Why not
Because there is IN some hearts devo-
tion which, when once it has been exer-
cised, never again finds an object to move 1t.
Is that love-
1t is something deeper and grander and
nober than may be found In our present
definition or conception Of love.
And is it common to men aud womenl
Common to both, and yet most uncom-
mon
And beautiful
More beautiful than anything else
finite.
Shouldn't a widower with children
marry!
Yes, If he can get the right kind of a
woman.
What is the right kindg
That is one Of the things no fellow can
find out until he tries
But he should try Just thesamel
That's what everybody says.
And everybody ought to knowt
II seems so.
Does the widower think about It that
way
Well, II the children are quite young
and plenty, and there's no place for them
TO 90, IL sometimes occurs TO him that he
should think of them and marry accord
ingly; otherwise he thinks about himself
first.
Can woman be found who will marry
such widoweri
Oh, yes.
Does she know what sheis getting intos
As rule, she hopes the Lord will give
her strength.
She has her doubts every now and then
What about the widOwer who marries
three or four times2
He has phenomenal confidence in and
appreciation of womankind,
Is that why he marries so often2
OF course; for II ca ch wife il a SUCCESS
then it strengthens his belief, and IL each
! one is not he feels like keeping at IL In the
hope that the next one win prove he was
not mistaken in his original opini0n Of the
sex.
The women should admire such q man,
shouldn't they
They do, or he wouldn't be able 70 get
so many of them.
Are widowers happy!
Not until they marry again
Then they are never happy
! presume not.
VIII bachelor marry as soon as a wild
ower2
Ask the women they are trying to get.