The Detroit times., 1909-06-18
SURE
Zoe boys" LOVE
in Their Years, She Ga
Z Yearss0ld and He 10, Will
4 Not Cause Trouble.

EOEUMBIA. Mo-. June 1s.-When
inner Acton. t9-year-old bridegroom,
fmUnts.his own way with his bride, who
UXB MRS Sarah Anne Montemat, "a
kU1rs old. she win coax" him And
gentle art of coaxing ia the opin-
- OF the venerable bride, will keep
Dnece and happiness at the hearth
where she and her boy husband will
.SNeither husband nor wife ought 10
- boss" says Mrs. Acton. whose hair
white. Il won't expect TO run our
1lme and know Turner will not
especially If / coax him"
Mr.. and Mrs. Acton are still IN their
hQheymoon and are furnishing a cot
TIE In the western part OF Columbia
IUey have been boarding since their
Marriage with an aunt Of the bride
g4ooms on West Broadway
Yves, / have seen old fellows so de-
c1opit that~they had 90 hobble around
o. canes marrying young girls, says
mrs. Acton, who Is old enough TO be
her own hnshand.s.- grandmother and
Who, In fact. lisa grandmother land
have known marriages. like that 70
tprn out unhappily, the. wife seeking
u1sn companions OF her own age.
"He'll Never Get Tired of Me-
~rBut don't worry one minute about
M Turner. / feel sure he loves me
5vgt as much as love MIN. | know
n Is trustworthy and honorable and
I'm not In the least afraid Of his ever
Getting tired OF me and running after
yOung girls.
Il don't see why our marriage should
have stirred up such a commotion.
Why. there's been newspaper man
hGfe almost every day and the news
(DeYB all over the country have been
writing about u.s. even got a letter
eom a sister OF mine in Fort Worth.
ox., whom /. hadn't heard from in
years. Shed read OF the wedding.
III Turner and I wanted TO get mar
led don't see that anybody else need
other about 1t. The marriage was our
zIair. He didn't have any home and
Soither did !, and we loved each other
Wasn't that reason enough to marry?
don't think 1t makes particle OF dis
nrence that I'm past so and he's not
kS 20. Age hasn't anything to do
t1s love.
s1'm sure he'll be good 10 me as long
y live and know I'll try to be the
1T wife can to him. It's pleasure
~ to fix his lunch for him when he
Doe out for the days work. :"
This was Mrs. Actions second mar
re. She had been a widow nearly
years when she married her boy
r1degroom. Two sons are In the army,
~ now In the Philippines. A married
nnghter lives in Columbia and has
; child, Mrs. Actions only grand
She has property worth about $1,000
ada veterans widows pension Of $l5
dufith. Her husband, who was EN-
oyed as caretaker by ain elderly rich
-, I'm Celum bia, has given up nurs-
md gone back 10 his former oc-
nation, -teaming. He has black hair,
Dad shoulders, dresses iauntily and
Hokes cigarettes. But he never takes
drink. his wife and aunt Doth say.
To Be Financial Adviser.
Mrs. Acton admits that she will try
~, financial adviser OF the home. for
~ saws she has had years OF eXper
nee In economizing and managing a
nall income.
~Tf .Turner'll let me--and I'm sure he
<1l-I'li keep the money and III save
ne OF all we take In she says. DO
want him TO take me around 70
ices OF amusement? You mean 10
okters and such as that2 Not much.
Wi never get any Of our money If
- halp tim .Hardshell- Ban.
and all the amusement ] caro-
q "a 10 go 10 church and 10 sit around
3 own home-of course. with Turner
1nreF' ens ue 1ist n'
Xoung Acton was sought by his aged
1de before she would consent to give
- Interview. He said, "Oh, what.
-. ,xou- do ia Ell right With me-lm
rnr TO the lodge now He, Is
&mber Of the Tribe of Ben Hur.
kcton's aunt said TO the reporter
IN MRS. Acton walked 10 the gate
~ her husband. They act Just like
would expect Of newlyveds II both
- OF his age. They never seem 70
Ifs that she is NO old and he SO
M. Anyway. she's rs active rs
girl know -
pnir OF detachable cups. which
compressible. containing cutters
which TO open an egg without
contents flying in every direction,