The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

sorb my mind and heart
Murray IS SeTy difIerent He seems
to have no ambition. & do not blame
him for enjoying life. too, am
youthful. love TO dance, i love to
meet peopleS to be one of the world
OF humanity, because / think humans
ity Is the most wonderful Of al stud
les and all youth should seek rhythm,
whether 1t be dancing or tennis.
We went to- New York told
you / loved. to sdance and nature has
been kind in giving me iightness OF
foot and q keen sense OF musical
rhythm. was asked to dance at many
private affairs given by the really
worth while people in New York. Not
the wild dances my husband accuses
me OF, but the modern dances that all
young girls dance and that combine
grace with a true poetic abandon.
.Lead Butterfly Life.n
Did drink? NO more than any
girl or young matron. Truly IT is a
case OF the pot calling the kettle
black for him to accuse me of drink
ing. de was intensely jealous. The
men he has named in his cross bill
as being friendly were men that he
introduced to me, his own churns, who
were polite to me as his wife and per-
haps later came to sympathize with me,
as an unhappy individual. ..
"He never gave me one dollar for
my own. He would not work. He in-
sisted In leading an idle, butterfly sort
of life and ! was given the blame
How unjust 1t was. I have untold.
ambitions for myself and for all with
whom associate love to see my
friends bring out the best that is IN
them. Surely j would rejoice to see!
my husband come up into the world
OF things that count. His mother gave
him q car. He, sold it and spent the
money. I do not want money, 4 am
not misery. In fact. 4 spend too,
freely. ! love to bliy-for others. 4
would give my heart away if / thought
1t would bring happiness to some one
else. ]. ,ss Is, ~, 81 u &
Has No Fear for Future. ~,
What could one expect OF such 9
union? Ishaye always been opposed to
divorce 1t has seemed wrong, a de-
fance Of divine statutes. But 1t is
better that we seek what happiness
we can apart than endure unhappiness
bound by VOWS. that, have. long ago
been made as nothing. My charges
are brief but they tell the whole story.
Nonsupport. And that may be just
as terrible when woman such as
myself with home and education
with many friends Of position feels II.
as in cases when actual poverty
drives unfortunate women to invoke
the law. g,s sss & I. n Il SSsSi 4
.He charges many things that are
untrue, baseless creatures Of his
imagination and infamed by jealousy.
i have never been jealous in all my
life and perhaps / was wrong some
times when I would smile at some
man friend OF my husbands just to
see Murray scowl. sa&
( ~ had meeting the other day with
my attorney, and with his seeking for
a withdrawal Of his cross bill, so that
] could secure my. decree without pub
licity. 1t might have been successful.
but Of late he has been associating
with young stenographers and clerks
and persons OF that sort, who have adj,
ivised him to fight. Very well. II he,
wishes to fight 80 be 1t. i come Of
fighting stock myself and even IL /,
am woman with that most easily
destroyed OF bubbles, a woman's rep
lutation, shall not face him in fear
but in the sure knowledge that my life
has been such as no court can review
without seeing my position Is right
full.
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