The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-27

] WIFI ne was counting her
Would he care for thar
IL isn't pleasant 10 be ridiculed
What does she think about IN
Pretty much as he does
she likes those smaller courtes,o. -
men to women, doesn't she7 0s-es OF
Yes; but she had rather nor b.-
! them than TO be the subject of co,,. 80
meut. OOu-
Who makes such oomments7
Mostly persons not happy as the ava.
/ age 'io aver
Are there enough of them to count,
1t appears 500
Isn't there some other reason beside.
that2 00S'ues
Possibly
Men and women. as husbands .aa
wives, get little tired of each otbe ,t
don't they2 O'iieI'
Enough to make lover-like attentions
rather oppressive.
Does this man have a club?
Yes.
Yes he finds it pleasant there soma.
lines. ''1iieN
And how about business2
He hnds business enga gements occa.
sionally interfere with engagements with
his wife. WV"
Did he find it 50 before he married
her?
Not often.
And he could forego the pleasures Of
the club also in the courtship DAYS?
His friends at the club say so
She knows about it, doesn't she}
O, yes; they've talked it over MANY a
time Is
What does she think of it,
She only laughs
Takes 1t as matter of courseP
Yes
Quite satisfied
No; but submissive.
He is kind to her?
Yes, gives her lots of nice things. tbinLs
lot of her and all that.
Still he is not as in the cOurtship tina2
Hardly
Does he like to talk to herr
Oh, yes, but they don't sit up talking
until the milkman comes around in the
morning as they used to do
He doesn't spruce up in his appearance
for her as he used to either, does he}
Yes, when she scolds him for being
careless in his attire.
Is he good provider2
/, Very
Does he growl when she wants moneys
Only occasionally.
Some husbands do, don't they2
That is the general impression.
Don't their wives say 500
They do, indeed
A man should trust ais wife in resnec.
of those things, shouldn't he2
He'shouldn't have married her unless
he was willing to trust her in all things.
There should be perfect confidence be-
tween them, then?
Absolute
Is it so with this mana
He thinks it expedient to do a Iittla
cohcealing at times.
Is it for the best2
Theoretically, no practically YES.
Another case of ignorance being blissl
Yes.
A wife has no right to be over inquisi.
tive, has she2
OF course not
A man has, thought
OF course
And still the twain is one flesh2
Legally and spiritually or morally, as
you please.
Would this man marry again if his
wife should diel
Probably
Would his courtship of the second be
anything like his courtship of the frst}
Very similar.
Experience makes no difference?
Not at all; he will promise anything.
What of fulfllment2
That's another thing.
There is evidently wide difference be-
tween the wife and the sweetheart
Women know it, don't they2
Yes, but woman can come very near
being fool at times
And the man2
He's more fool than knave also.
He means well2
Always
Why doesn't he live UP to his intent.
ionsl
It's hard work to be nice all the time
Does he love the woman any leSst
fancy not; it is only mans way
Which are the most devoted husbands
Those who love their wives more than
their wives love them
Don't husbands and wives love equallyl
One time in a million, possibly.
How is thatl
Nobody knows; the fact exists, though,
that the prepOnderance of affection is to
the one side or the other, and that side
on which it is ever the active side.
WHAT'S the cause2
At guess it might be said that one
love never quite felt that its object had
been fully won, and it continued its ef-
forts.
How is it with this husband?
Judging by his indifference, so to say
it might be concluded that the wife loved
him degree or two the more.
He could impose on her, then, if he felt
so disposed
very easily.
And does hel
1t would only be human
Would the wife do the same if the case
were reversed?
OF a surety
There's a good deal of six of one and
half dozen of the other in this marriage
business, isn't therel
There is, indeed.
Will it ever be different2
Never
Is this husband iealous7
No; he leaves that TO his wife.
Is she2
Yes, more or less.
Why2
She is not as certain of him as he is Of
her.
Do women like jealous husbands
They say not
Would most women be satisfied with
such husband as this one seems to be}
Ask them.
A KIND ACT,
President Cleveland's Appeal for q
Young Actor.
From the New York Press.
II, = 81, l.