Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-08
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There ara some thugs II doesn't
pay ~ IL get" said vics-P President
Marshall In Q recent address. For
instance. II doesn't pay 8 man 70 got
% much money that No becomes
ashamed Of his old-fashionsd wife
and no longer, wants 70 .trot N her %.
ciety." ;ssg.s \
\ Not long ago aman who abandoned
hiss wife and who tried In every way
to provoke her 10 get . divorce from
him 20 he could marry . young and
attractive GIRL plainly told her that
she was not sood:looking or stylish
enough for hims that new that hs,had
money he wanted . wife who could
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( This poor woman had made Ill sorts
Of sacrifices in their early days Of
struggle with poverty. For years she
had worked and deprived herself Of
necessities to help her husband get .
start In the world. and to care for
and bring up his children without .
nurse or maid. She made drudge
of herself. but when he had become
prosperous he had no use for the
WORKOUT wife, with her burned-out
beauty and her wrinkles. which had
paid the price Of large part Of bis
prosperity; he wanted to cast her
aside for . young, fresh and attrac'
tive wife. r.
n In the trial the wife said: 81
worked from seven in the morning m.
I'll eleven o'clock at night. But now
that am no longer needed In the bust.
ness. he has heaped upon me insults
untold. He has neglected and failed
70 properly provide for me.
HE repeatedly told me that was
not fashionable enough for him." the
wife concluded. He liked dressy
women. He took me to one place and
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death itself. endured by wives Of
prosperous husbands. who 20 often
prefer suffering to scandal and On.
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3. 20 onnortnnity sor n. 4
$780, mat - ~ ~, 1870
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"a TIA ton, ~. . vtlv d,n,cm.tic
.po,itici.n Ia often ticts tha ladder
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ltns wo,id: hs thinI. oniv :, i S,m.si "
tIIis nor faded vorn.out wife .t.nd.
:,ng n ~. .h.dov !. c,+ .ttr.ct,v.
,enou.h for him nov that hs hs. rot.
.ten nm IN tha xorld< - - !:
m. .e,f,.h hn.h.rd +h,r.. th., no
3should have . clear tracI for his nm.
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content even grateful TO he alloved
to tag on behind and assist. him IN
sevarv noss,hla wav q syh.t he con.
siders the xrand life vork AZ 10Th 3,
sthem-to make him the bixxeat man
L does not even occur "a
lin at sha corld shsxe rs ,ambittnn
vealinr sup within her heart. 3 lons.
Sinx to .ansxer tn. call which iiuns IA
her a. avn blood. and Z yearnine "a ex.
press ? Il III some vocation @ veil
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81 i do not believe that the Creator al,
has limited one.half 81 the human race
practicable IN ma occupation /! ,vh,ia
the other hall HAS the. choice 81 {
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"But. "a ,nanv AZ ,o ,rr; = - reader,
win nv, lis there any i xrand.r bro.
fession Ia the world than that 81 hounle
unaktnx? Can ainythinx 81; unors stim..
ulatinr, u more sleyatinx than home
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