New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
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aside decree Of divorce on the ground that the
| husband is entitled 10 select the place where he
ana ms wife shall reside. and fl is her duty to
I'VE WIN MN there provided she is treated kindly
IN the case Of Anna Eliza Wisner against Ralph
=" Nlsner II appeared that the husband obtained
d posltoh IN Mexico. and his wife declined to ac-
company him thithcr. while Doc refused 10 support
.er IN Detroit She then sued him for divorce on
the ground Of non-sgpport The lower court
granted her decree. bat the supreme court re-
'eTsed the action on tho ground mentioned
"As much as lieth I'm YOU keep away from har-
gains, advises ''isrTers Baznr.' The ehopkaeY-
or knows that the psychological moment Tor a
woman 10 spend money j. after she has bought a
,1t san or ulhHs she mas. The bargain IS only
bait 10 the trap. and even the bait ls GccOitful
SUI some bargains really worth tho money.
ne experienced shopper knows them when sh"
sees them. They are Grst rate articles az second
rate prices. Behind these bargains stand soma
very ugly thinCs Tho sWed'shop and the bank
rupt are behind these lowered values child abor
tenement house work. long hours. hard driven
women. make them possible \ sham bargain
means gain to tho shopkecper and loss 10 the
buyer. a real bargain means gain 10 the buyer
ana loss 10 somebody else Tho wise woman does
not want the hrst, the conscientious woman does
not want the second"
London IS the Indispensable city. the city you
can't do without" said the English woman. 1T
Is foeET, II is noisy, y is very ugly IA general
drahnoss rests upon II; IL has bad street manners
ana stupid way OF erecting the most ordinary
buildings around is priceless treasures. but
love H. for IT is-London Il draws me from afar,
and when ] obey the summons and return 20 Il.
and my train n last rumbles into OF It's
smoky and unheauuful stations. I feel gtad-I feel
that indescrbahle sense Of 'belongngncs' that YOU
have In only place in the world"
why, l have thar feeling when I get back 20
New York" said the New York man. Ny city
has all the hemishes YOU mention and few
more. but one can't stay away from II. one may
go 70 Rome, 10 Paris. Z" Aliahahad, and enjoy
those cities. but always has 10 come back 10
little old New York For my part. my heart sings
with Joy when 7 behold Us weird sky lire after
absence"
Il suppose, perhaps, all people feel so about
their own native capitals said the English
woman. And yet no; Frenchmen love Paris, but
they don't feel about it as ! do about London,
they do very well in other capitals"
And there being no FrcncLWan present, the state
ment went uncontradcted
When a certain noble lord visited America not
long ago. It is related. ho was entertained 10y
"a family which possessed onfaute terrible OF
about five years named Ethel EthcUs acpuain-
lance with the word lord" had up 10 this time
been entirely theological So when she tho
titled guest looking intcr'stcdly al relish that
was beyond his reach She thought il only polite
TO remark: Mamma God wants some pickles"
The Rev. Gertrude Won Potzold pastor Of the
Free Christian Church of Leicester. is now in this
country. and preached in the '"pley Square Uni
tartan Church, Of Boston. the other day. Miss
Petzold IS young. stately handsome and scholar
ly' she wears in the pulpit black gown. with
some white arrangements about the neck and
gl