The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

to dhraw on him tn last eow'rdis weanon iy brutal wives--tiseir tears
 one lime she thraveied to New fork an
 wan iy his frinds seen her. on' a "a. -.
 craol. orool. Hinnlssy tell me wua condiu, this rr-reat man to such 1 alaver, iuat because he'd ulade Iasu W l rro,,,isa uyhin he didn't have q cen. i in ! ,,,, wnrr,,ldg Tn, law said no Wnn' th. gY-reat Financeer cud stah9 .e lloaaer he called upon tn Suass . sthrike of tn chains an
 1 free man. He got divooree' house i T dare ye to come down .sa e usnnes- an say thin thini.s' s'o
 "oh. know ye don't agree WIZ r.t,s, tv, said MT. Dooley tNayether ay na.a that
 st. n,sp's marrid he's mario. an ,hat.s all there is to 1t. He puts ms p@C
 trs', ,h, rrab-bag an pulls out pisrH ,1, an, he don't get his money pacn, a.aa connles?' says he. 1l-matea cou- -Ias9 . what ar-re ye talkin' about. A' H '-te N s,a.a amy other kinds? Ar-re tneIs
 annv two people in tn wnrrulu ...1s. nns. ar-re perfectly matedg he says there iver a frindship that Wa .to,, thing more thin kind N sYn hrissa between auarrels? he says. tn fVrV HTancn lN IkNs
 tr.r, seran to scrap, he says I'm Wan
 iv th, best-timpered men m tn Wur 1,.N
 ar,I notq ('Ye are not. says h' in'
 wsn iv th' kindcst iv mortsls' ne sSys shut nut me in tn same house sn sn
 eaI,,. Jerome he says 'anI thereo pc = ia.ta uan day in tn month wnln , aysvyar dis last wurPud be slan1ih'h - ,' dure behind me he says Man is ssaI nae rally fightin an quarrenh ann, ss.,
 with his wife. Tn soft ahswe n, slv,avs turn away wra,h. Sometimes "
 s-,s,rss if vorse.' he says. Tn, throunie aho,,t divorce is it always lets out " "
 n, had bargain tn wan that mace ,' had If I owned half Tn payin puNi- rasa with we. I'd niver let tn sun sur, sro down on a quarrel he says. but U Se had a bad month I'd Ec Into coort sr, wrigRle out iv tn partnership oe- cause we're a cantankerous olo Nllieh that no wan cud get on with, ne say 2. "Tf people knew they cudoen sto down to life, just as uetaru'ne
 1,,,o coal smoke whiu found tn cohec- t,n,, yvasn,t big enough to put new | chirnhIev in tn parrish house I've ac- | chalIv got to like It. he says IheIe aln,t amy condition iv human life tnat E moi endurable If ye make up ye.er miho m | that we've got to endure It, ne says .rrh, trouble with tn rich he says 1s this. that whin a rich man has nd pes, feetiy nachral scrap with shis beioVea
 oyer breakfast. she stays at home an
 does nawthin' but think about It; an | that afthernoon they're In their law yers' ofice,' he says But whin poor
 gintleman an poor lady fall out the poor lady puts all her anger into rup- hin. tn zinc off tn washboord an tn
 poor gintleman aises his be murdhrin l a slag pile with shovel an be tn | time night comes ar-round he says to hInsilf: well. I've gor to go home | annyhow. an it's no use l shud be on happy because I'm nisJudged," an ne puts a pound iv candy into his coat l pocket an goes home an finds hei standin' at tn dure with white apron on an some new ruching around her
 aAn' there ye ar-re. Two opinions"
 T see on'y wan" said MT. Hennessy
 .What do ye raaly thrnkT'
 l T think" said Mir DooIey. If people
 wanted to be divorced I'd let thim
 but I'd give tn childher tn custdy fV
 tn parents. They'd lsrn thim to be- have