Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-25

You are always imagining that every
one shares your opinion Of me She
isn't likely % fan in love with me.
Certainly saa1t with her.
Mothers silence somehow seemed
argumentatiye
i couldn't marry g.r tor her
money, Iet-t
~ course nc' fee.aed mother.
Eat there arc c.3cr tEsHes 70 marry
for besides monoH or loye---other
things more se1 bic than either
For instance the are the principal
thlnes--home ana children
was listening viii an OMEN mind.
The gisAcnl Of eeurtship and
honeymoon pa91 sH went on.
Then comes NE sHaer business Of
iiVing-yoW eafeet and your home.
The womans part IN both is better
played II there isn't the sort of love
mat IS exacune. always interfering
win the career aad uaMhg the
nome lie succession OF ups ana
downs, mostly downs
Cailcfta is very ambitious said ].
ambitious FOR her husband, re-
phed my mother, as a sensible WON
an should be She appreciates that
woman bfs' chance for big diyi-
oends IN marriage is 6y being the 81
lent partner in Ter husbands career.
she u te very domestic when She has
children ga" i the instant | look
ed at her. She has the true maternal
instinct What man who's going
10 amount TO something needs isn't
woman 10 ne t&&en care OF, but a
woman 20 take care OF him.
enc saio no more-she mad made
neI point ana "hen she mad done
thal she aiWdys stopped
"lthin hSh'h "a ramsay sent
,oi hie as@lh' pnt ms ulae IL was
Ou"'neSS @iol'e. iouhd MIN In q pan
~ me man facing an avalanche
ana armed Only Wlth shovel. Dun
MIN, tue SENIOR hhitea states sena-
,or ior our state hFed at fredonia.
ne nau seen lh"t' by tahneiing the
aesaoa range pfohtahie railroad
oe'weeh rfeaohla ana thleago could
"uiit .,"' "o"iu shorten the 'ifne
." ''S' 'iiee nv''S. i,at IL would
or 'poue nan '''' carrying business
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( for the new road nm ba snra N
carry at the speciaI election pevt
month. He has the governor and leg.
( islature in his pocket so they'll mn,
through the charter next winter"
II don't see that ANYTHING can he
done, said Eds lawyer. old Judge
Barclay. who was at the consultation
1T means a big rake-off for Dunkirk
Politics is on a money basis nova
days That's natural enough. since
there is money TO be made ont of II
i don't see how those in politics that
don't graft. as they call 1t. are any
better than those that do. Would
they get office If they didn't help ON
| the jobs OF the grafters? | suppose
we might buy Dunkirk of"
what do you think, Haryey9"
asked Ed looking anxiouslv at me
We've got to fight the devil with fire
you know"
| shook NV head "Ruving him off
isn't fghting-it's surrender We
must fight him-with fire
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