The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-11-19

- Lb are bad, L baiu,
"A but some are more pre-eurinsntly
evil than others. 1 am not finding
fsnlt With Tsrnowsy as . husband. He did
Just what was expected Of him. &c did what
he set out to do. He isn't 10 be blamed for
living up to his creed. There are bad hus
bands in America, and bad wives. But they
went into the game blindly, most Of them.
They didn't find out their mistake until
after the marriage. The same statement
applies to husbands and wives the world
ever. l hold a brief only against the mar
mage wherein the contracting parties, their
families, their friends, their enemies, their
bankers and their creditors know beforehand
that it's a business proposition and not a
sacred compact. But we've gone into all
this before. Why rake it up again
But there are many happy marriages be-
tween American girls and foreign noblcmen
dozens Of them that l could mention"
Il grant you that. i know Of q few
myself, But l think if you will reflect for
. moment you'll find that money had no
place in the covenant. They married because
they loved one another. The noblemen in
such cases are real noblemen, and their
American wives are real wives. There are no
Count Tarnowsys among them. My blood
curdles when | think Of you being married
to a man Of the Tarnowsy type. 1t is that
sort of a marriage that l exccrste."
The buy and sell kindt' she said, and
Der eyes fell. Tho color had faded from her
cheeks.
eyes. The premeditated murder type"
She looked up after a amoment. There
was a bleak expression in her ewes.
''Will you believe me IL say to YOU
that l went into it blirdlv'''
God bless nv soul. | Am sure Of it," (
cried earnestly. ''You had never been in
love. You did not know
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ID. feeling that it was necessary.
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enc OF my fastidious friends at home say
nat it must have been q bitter blow to the
Coiinsrafts when, as an expedient, she mar.
RED the v~ulsarly rich Jasper Titus, then Of
81. Paul. Minnesota. II had been = clear case
Of marrying the money, not the man. Afine's
marriage. therefore, WAS due to hereditary