Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

lauolnurr U. 'Np lospunn'hillilfH oI
marriage thpJ BIS IT, More hopeless.
ienorancc q, cacn other. ol each 9th.
cr- health, character prospects
Met First on Excursion Tripp
Almost intlfiablt the couples who
BRING their woes 10 iadgc Gooduuw
married after % brief Acquaintance \
dante. an excursion across the fake, "a
shop Acquaintance threw them 20.
re'hcr The' loved and they mar.
r.od with little DELAY Tho marriage
license issuod they sink ONT of public
records tor LONGER or shorter Tim"
Then Wc mcci them in the oyry e0ur
~ domestic relations among Tho
crowd of human belugs st,uininr
Brains their yoke fellows using
cot boinr accused oi uampling on altar
VOWS aud iho rights OF little childre"
boz their EFFORTS To- regain their free.
dom
y didn't know much about him !
didu know much about hrI their lir
any lIns ilc WAS s,rf Sh, Va sIDa
llr couldn't support me She couldu
run 70 home he said he WAS tired sluy
ins non a family She said she was tired
oi shaving for @ family tie wouldn't
settle down She wouldn't settle dow
Ho went away Judge can't YOU usrr
him support the children Judge. can
sou make her look after The children
Shabby Persons Filled the Court.
With the object uf lcnrniug judge
Goodnows views about the necos itF
OF uniform divorce lnWs Hpr0pos ui
the convention of governors In Now
Jersey. went into the court of do
nestle relations or the FIRST time since
attending its opening last April
ln an essentials 10 Was "a repetition
uf he opening DAVIS scene. only more
So Th personnel at the clients had
changed, mt ihcli hind and complaints
we're the same
Sad-taood. thin. shahblly clad women
waited iu the antcchumher some with
babes 1l breast 4 lovely. yellow haired
hos of PLAYED noisily IN the cuTi
dor stared go hy the tonrieldencd
fixed unseeins eyes of his mother The
comtroom held Numbers Of equally
shabby bui more unhcmpt men, iH
charge OF Officers. aho were hy turns
brought 200 the hnr by the wife In Che
antechamhpr Divorce evidently held
mo- balm for these Their failure had
struck TOO decp
Divorce isn't remedy. lt's symp.
tom of wrong conditions, said Judge
GooluoW whom ( Vaylaid in bis cham
hsIs The cure iui the lll- that con.
irons this cour must hegin with the
marriage. indeed long before fhe mar
riasc ceremony Is b b. over io hc ct
t,efike
Then you have discovered the
cause I exclaimed
Light of anl sort in the gloom Of the
court o' domestic relations Is rare
hence welcome. visitor
To CO After More Restrictions.
D Won't sHt chat q would take q
holder man Than to swear his aualr
sis the right one answered iudsc
GuodnoW Wt nay own mind g. salts
ned on this point that % more rcstric
tlous WcIe east about the marrIago
cricmum there wopll be- need a. loss
about divorce legislation Geftiug n4r
ricd Should bo made more difficult nl
iair scvelor requirements made oi
the contracting parties There should
Dee more red tape. Is Won please lo rail
Z % such, than d. necessary today J ana
also in favor OF requiring "a public dec
/ iaratiun ~ tho intention 10 60, married
ON mo part OF the Young people at a
considerable period before HE mon
riago takes place
Publishing iho hanns In iha old
fashioned wavf"
Just ao let u ho known OF all theh
ucirhhutH and The citizens In General
that Mary Jones aud William Smitl
are engasod no be- married An, bod,
Knowing any reasons why they shOul,
not marry should como forward am,
doclate them That would le one *
ccllcnt preparation for marriage Com
plalnants ln this CONT ave fraqucnil'
married on few months acqualnl
nncq, ai lhe most Nu conriFhip a
the old time sense took place. The