The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-18

the physician. and ia immensely more
contented and happy. Wherefore some
of the smartly gowned married wo-
men Of the club world who daily b.
vouac about the fashionable hotels in
their glad raiment are feeling that
they are time-serving martyrs, in
wearing the $50 hats and $500 gowns
paid for by their hard-headed mas
tiers. -.-..... .....~.- $500. %.
do I believe that married men
and women live longer than unmar'
ried?" DR.. MacNutt was asked. In
deed I do not! In fact, believe that
especially the unmarried women OF
this generation will and DO live long
er than their married sisters"
please understand that / am not
in the slightest degree opposed to
marriage" went on the doctor hasti-
ly. "A clean life and a clean consci-
ence and right living make contented,
happy people, and these are the long
lived. Nowhere does this content
ment reach a higher plane Of perfec-
ton than in the companionship OF
a man and a woman who are tempera-
mentally suited to each other.
But how many perfectly happy
marriages are there? I don't like to
think. I think that twenty or thirty
years ago unmarried women were
likely to die younger than married
women. In those days they were gen.
orally dependent on some relative
and lived In homes where they were
not always welcome and where their
lives were completely empty. 1t is
a little different with a man. There
is nothing that a man needs quite
as much as the companionship of a
good woman. The companlOnshtp OF
q good man is a blessing to a woman,
but the companionship OF good wo-
man is a necessity to a man. When
man turns from the business to
seek wholesome recreation, he can
find none that will do him as much
good as the society of good wo-
man.
while I repeat that I am not the
foe Of marriage. il is the truth that
there are no physiological or psyche
logical reasons Why the married
should live longer. and several why
they should not"
cavaiieri After chanIer.
On advices received the other day
from her representatives here that
the American public s.not preju-
diced against Ter as a result of her
effort TO get the best of former Sher-
iff Charler, in her matrimonial negoti-
at!Ons with him in Paris. Lima Cava-
ier,, the llxuriantly enticing exotic of
the song world has finally made up
her mind to come here and fight for
her rights. r. goes without saying
that Chanler, who Is as averse to
again the grand. opera prima
donna he bes.egei until she married
him! as he would a boz constructor.
will not be much in evidence about
these parts when she plants her
foot on the American shore. In view
Of the hyper-sensitiveness of the
Chanler family to unpleasant noto-
riety Il is regarded as highly prob
able that they will seek compromise
with the singer in order to quiet her.
AS she has no lingering regard for
the former sheriff, whom she placed
on an office boys rations after they
became man and wife. she will accept
any substantial allowance the Chan
lers. will make her, She has lots
Of spirit, however and will not be
baited with liver where beef is more
to her fancy. So far as she is per-
sonally concerned she can earn $685.
BOO a year singing In grand opera and
80 does not need the Chanler money
10 pay her board bills. But she has
a big brother. Bolossy, who has
ambition to be q high roll
Ter and will be able to spend any
money his sister may find any trou-
BILE in getting rid Of. 49,
Suffraeettes Scored.
The Baroness de Bazus Mrs. Frank
LESLEY today scored the sanguinary
tactics of the Suffragettes in England
who have been assaulting members of
he government. The Baroness has
been An energetic champion of wo-
mans work since the day her husband
lied and she took entire charge of the
of the sixteen publ
cations be left her. ~, X -
II am bitterly opposed to the ways
and means by which the English wo-
men are carrying on their crusade for
legislation allowing them to vote in
Great Britain" she said. Not alone
are these women, by reason of their
antics and their spectacu-
lar tactics earning the censure of con-
people, and bring
ing ridicule upon noble cause, which
every progressive woman wishes to
see rightly accomplished, but by as
high government officials and
acts of vandalism for the
mere sake Of getting into Jail. they