The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-05
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EVERYBODY said that It had been On
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They kYed.in perfect harmony, yet nel-
ther tempered with the others individu-
atty Jim Carson was precisely the g
Jim Car5on he had been before mar,
riage. His wife lived the same free life
she had led when, single. Psychologists
saw in this the triump plant vindication
Of the much smiled at theory of two lives
III one; optimists heralded It as the go
luton Of that vexing matrimo nial ques-
finn W. <tHs}t
y .sWhen al women realize that q wife
is not the whole shooting match in 2
mans life, We Will be done with d.
vorces predicted the masculine on
lockers Gss5 z%$2} @$. 4, w
a. = when iii men make up their minds
to the fact that 3 husband does not
constitute the horizon as well AS the
heavens, We shall hear the last OF the un-
happy married woman, I" retorted the
women. And they openly envied Helen
the freedom with which she rode and
read, walked and wrote. 4zsa =. X Ii:
~ AS, for theGt married people they
we're merely livingu to an agreement
made before marriage. y 'A' f''. d.: e
$ IT don't feel" Helen said, that the
fact. Of my lovingsa man gives me the
right to say how many cigars he shall
smoke, what colored ties he shall wear,
81 where lie shall spend his evenings
Neither should 7 feel that it gave him
the right to criticise or control my &C
lions. I'm sane human being, and ex-
meet to be treated like one s''s 2E - ~, Z
> Jim heartily, indorsed the decree. <
"sr,r,en he sid ): ~ always thought it
heaat1v the 1wav, wives nav over their
hnsband,s privacy. .Where are Re, you
5eolnn,e. when are You coming back; why
didn't yo,i do. thus and sop II swear,
HELEN that, afrti e MI ing would driveme
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- ,,.arfoc+ haras .@can torch o,ily at =;
=, !, "a 10. 'roir+ - 4 nd, she had been very
-. resn, not r. .naw over his privacY:"
MT - ancroach hevond the point Of con-
+sc+ Tbe,r interests fused n the home,
10 Thara +hav met On comm on ground
.nd. niovad ~ aasv relations Of love
~, trrst outside the home their
,,ves wera eenarate and distinct. No
. wara ASKED and onlv mon u
80, occ..,on. we're condolences volun-
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~ tr,,,mnh when ona haa ia preface
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- va+e - - ii +he NTH has gone ont
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~ ~. for The f,rst fine when he had
haan married about a wear. ~
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tsrad his' ovn vol annoin+ed Nome, took
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h,,iid - dav Nv dav hit i. cannot ha
aaized mon suddenly. And Helen1 did
not help him. It had become q point Of
nrida WITH her Sthis. severe lettine alone
n tho other sides of her husband,s ma.
sha had no Questions to ask: the, topic
waa alien "a her interest was alien
- her I She had known nothing ofthA
strurele. H6 i;;".1 could she understand,
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