Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-29
By DOROTHY DIX.

we bound = husbands and wives could put love
a trimony as a enough into their hearts thee
is q prettv would be further complaint
-. . , about what their hands had to do
Every young man. when he be-
~ seeches the girl he is in love with
10 wondering to marry him, does not think of it
ewes IN TOT a being intolerable hardship TO
ny more kicks have to work and support her
on the contrary, there is peculiar
,oro,,oirs +no+ sweetness to him in the thought
s.,, that his strong right will stand
between her and the world and
" W 0' that he is going to be able to save
and IN plec- her from the roughness and the
es' She COOKS hardship that every woman must
and walks the undergo who has to earn her own
and binds up living.
IS and skimps Nor does the girl in love shiyer
= r,,, ,,o.+h away from matrinlony because Of
the burdens she knows that the
wife of poor bear 1t
las Tue sFu'"- fills her with joy to think Of max
VINO IS never ing him a home with her own
axes al OF her hands of saving for him of help
Ihees without ing him rise in the world,
oossa.r,, tanor,, A Cause for Unhappiness
rks about her 1t is because they lose this lu-
lister her very minating thought and purpose that
marriage becomes a failure
lerage married many people Just as long as the
nothing but man works for his wife because he
hat he spends loves her, just long is his daily
pport a family toll not drudgery but glorious
e enough and opportunity to prove his devotion in
out OF his Ia chvalrous
clothes in the did knight of old.
paItS oI lhe AS long is in love
Vliege OF being with her husband every sacrifice
'ho makes 'ne is robbed of its bitterness, She re-
'lNe i0e'al joces instead Of complains that
she has the privilege Of doing
etS Complaints something to make the life of he
IL ana the Gull adored softer and easier.
"no Is always 1t is because husbands and
>usu'' ieiNi's' wives put love into what they
We 'i'"Iie" anu do for each other that marriage BE-
d lii'ion' comes the irksome bondage that
TeaIy' is, in which two unwilling parties
ormed concern are forced extend begrudgd
thes that other sacrifices and labor to each other
I'D that his wife This being the case is it not
would like to possible for disgrunted couples TO
go back and get the old. romantic
o true that the view which the larger and
e husband and truer view Of married life? Can
Neither one has they not breathe the breath Of lie
riness Of his once into the fire of love that
'ney to gid the has burned down into ashes on
imony, and in their hearthstone and put into
cketbook Is al their work and sacrifices for each
married life is other that spirit which alone can
gew-gaws and make marriage worth while?
its victims be- For get back again what we
God close view give, and the bread cast upon
the waters of matrimony returns to
p and his wife in angels food. Let the wife
eternal round of show her husband that she joys in
'vation. Doing her ability to make his home d
,sing babies is place of peace and rest and that
5. Doing with she would rather be his wife ana
and amusement wear homespun than be any other
II women crave mans wife dressed in silks and sat
S hard and dis ms and that man will not feel that
n to see every he is object of public sympathy
$ swallowed up because he has to spend his money
5 and to know his family instead Of in poker
et ahead in the game.