The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
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LIFE AND DEATH. JOY AND
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Copyright, 1918. by the Newapaper
Enterprise Association

HarrN Sym0ne has told Dick that
he would pay all hospital bills for
Tim, but neither he nor Mr. Hat.
ton want anything said about what
they are doing for him.
Like all very rich men. they are
deluged with begging letters daily
letters from those who viii not
work and seem To think that be.
cause these men hase money they
should divide II with them
There Is nothing so easy TO give
In this world as money, Miss Mar.
saret. said Annie. when | told her
about what these men had done for
her. Don't think. dearie. that |
am unappreeiative OF their kindness.
for ! am not. You. dear. that's com
Ing down here day after day when
I'm sure you ara hardly able. are
giving yourself"
Annie is so Jealous for me that
she viii have Il that no ono can
give as much 20 her as do.
oh. Miss Margaret. do be envy.
ing you your first sight 81 your very
own baby" she said TO me the 9th.
err night. "lt's something ye can't
explain. but I'm glad we're going
TO have Il. Miss Margaret. could
not wish ye more II Id wish 50 tho
greatest gift Ia the world when |
wish ye that first look nv yc'rc
baby"
wonder. little book. II /, be ma.
ture or cons OF evolution and edu.
eatlon that makes baby seem so
different to a man than Il does TO
woman. There is something In
new born baby's very helplessnesH
hat makes every woman want 60
care for Ito keep II IN her arms
and out OF harms way
You never hear OF woman wan.
only hurting baby Sometimes.
alas. they take their lives. but then
YOU find they usually XIII them.
selves as well. Seeing Armies III
lie girl baby makes me anxious Tor
mine. Every day | 40 down and
lake little Margaret Ann IN To her
'ather for a visit and Il is a great
10y TO see the pride that Tim takes
N her. but II Is easy 10 s.. that
she does not fill his life as she
Toes Annle's
Already Annie has planned her
,aby's whole life until she mar.
les"
And have learned another
strange thing. little hook. We
women stlll ciing TO the old fairy
ale ending Then they We're mar.
led and lived happy ever after
We seldom plan for our daugh.
ers after they are married and yet
feel ! have only lived since | was
Before that had no prob
ems To solve. no eorrnding cares
% hurt. no different paths Of con.
iuct 10 choose. Life held no grea,
heights nor depths for me. Just
irifted on the even level OF my
lays.
Marriage Is like waking from
Tague though pleasant dreams to
life
You cant learn from books what
fou must know TO make a success.
hi marriage. for the success OF mar.
'iage does not depend on anything
,ut the happiness OF not only your.
'elf. but the entire family born OF
hat marriage.
Query: Are there any success.
'ui marriages."
Since Donna Tenny's party Dick
las been home every night. although
he political cauldron has been
'eething. have been so busy with
Annie that have not had time 10
wen hear about Mollle or Mary or
wen Mother Waverly who Dick says
s worrying a good deal about Jack
must go over and see her to
morrow. although when ! 20 am
depressed for n week I have no
or use for a woman. little
1ook. who because she has been
,ereft OF husband. thinks that her
borrow Is unique In this world Of
ragic happenings.
Grief Ia to- me the most sacred
hing on this earth. could not
hare II with anyone. ] would think
hat In some way vas sharing my
tfdis W. pfiuaf1s HhhiNk AHFh
means OF drawing pity and sympa
ny 10 myself.
Aunt Mary takes her loss as y
would want TO take mine She sci
ION speaks Of Uncle John. not be
,ause she does not think OF him.
,ut because now that he Is gone
lis memory and his love Is hal
owed thing not TO be shared pro
with those who did not
owe him.
Well. little book, today our con
licences have run from birth to
ieath and you. as always. have been
silent. but I know you
What shall we talk about tomor.
ow7"
Ito be continued Monday
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