The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
FOR MARRIED MEN AND OTHERS

why Would Not Marry My Husband Again, IS the
title an number OF the Ladies' Home
Journal
II all the husbands aud all the who going
60 be husbands this broad land read and digest the
things set this article there would surely
boom domestic happiness and slump in
the divorce market
The woman who tells the story by saying she
had married 80 years that she and her husband probably
live happily the average married couple and that she
expects they viii 60 down the years together till death breaks
their bond
But" she says "if young woman and knew as
much do now would marry my husband again"
Then she tells why she would not
Condensed here the Read them ye married
men. and ye who will some day take wives;
Because husband did manifest affection for her
after marriage, bu, let her take il for granted.
Because instead OF waiting upon her in little household
matters. he allowed and expected her TO wait upon him.
Because he made ask him for every nickel she got
spend account aiterward Tor what she had done with IT,
Because he less polite and less courteous TO her than
to any other of his acquaintance.
he often shut her up when she wanted to talk
with by taking interest in what she said by
bling at her from behind newspaper.
Because he smoked filling the house with the
stale odor OF bad tobacco.
Because he never eompimen,ed her her dress. her
cooking her housekeeping
"Ohl" you may say, Mr. Husband. mo wonder she
wouldn't marry him again. He's pup
No he's He's just ordinary selfish, selsatisiied
husband perfectly OF the ongngs and the needs OF
How about you. who think him pup Now answer
DO you give your wife than kiss timer
DO you make love her you did when you win
ming herr Or do you think it would be siIy'
DO you frequently tell her how pretty she looks how well
some new gown her after she has worked for
days how good meal has been before your Do you'
you expect live contentedy in smudgc Of obae
smoke and enjoy kissing mouth that smells like quart
OF cigar butts2
DO you give regular allowance Of your salary
YOU dollar a ve-spot when she asks you for IL
DO you talk with her evenings about the little things She
tell YOU abouthe little things Of her daily life that
you YOU elected sour-
self be her comrade and companion and chum DO your
Do you every detail OF daily life, do every service you
for herr
yourself and decide whether your wife would
any particularly good for marrying you ii she had
do again and knew you she has learned 20 know
you in the years since you married her
Concludes the writer Of this interesting article:
"A in love the tractabe creature in the
world Why then. the keep her in love That
does try do Is the history Of welded
life"
Truc-absolutey true-and what commentary the
folly and the stupidity we'll the seiishness OF
For sometimes the wife does go patiently along the
end carrying her heart full Of the obeexpecd por-
ton OF matrimony Occasionally she says I'm tired There's
nothing in this You 60 your way and III go mine"
And then Mr.. Husband wakes up and realizes late
he has thrown away the precious thing the world
any mana womans love and devotion.
Senator Bourne is gentleman
eectyeem boomer
in print the OF Then he
Mr. Tan and Joined him Hot Springs
opponent keeping
public advertiser
unqualified success
II Mayor Miller determined to carry out the program an
rouneea through The Star last night In reference 10 the eed
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