Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
ETTA BARBER HEARS A scAELs,
 OR SOME OTHER NoISE.

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 I dN not have time ta read The Soc.A! Corner ot NevEn.b<t. stA. so l was not prepared for the Answes tc i "Perple1ed" in The CoyneE, of N6vAsz.- | ber lstk As reAa her ;dits: I | heard q "Caii," and when I yeAd the l answers the Calf g.ew more. .i1,s Pressiye, go hsre goes. e,,s, gs...3
 NeTs "Serpfexed.h my advice is 1T i you are capable Of earning good, 1 honest living for yourself and txo boYA separate, and lei hassi Keep tis l house, furniture and eiopnes If hs wants theia--hut take yeu,. bAys-: II l he has struck teu. % te your town l efSesrs ai.d get them to help Top set l legal right to your eniidren and pes- l t1aps they can make hin help sup port them; but think before you leap: and if yor ss, stay. Get A divorce if
 you need 1t to hold the boys. brt don't stfs another man uiatn No. gees to his reward even if he gets . her train him: If you eannet take care Of tae boys
 just fight for your rights You ran, for ehiy weigh about 90 pounds and after being "sost ahd wSnlafitys~ tor
 some years found that had twhat my relatives had always said aid 1 not hayet, spunk and temper, aAd
 1t made a happy change. l No man respects a woman he can paand and kick like dog: anA if ! you can't have him arrested, just sail in with the broom. steve poker, or what eernes to the hand first; if l you stand by those bors they Hii,
 soon take A hand when you need help.
 Sonae men love 60 nag ana boss If l they know q *sfnail is afraid Of them,
 but every one of that Kind has a vel. low streak. T speak 10 my husband Ehsars. and then if I can asreags the
 heusewoTls ana care ., tFs boys i l 50 On. Fla.
 handle my part st tiie neney--- 1 for the household and chiidrea's I c'othes-@atad make t 90 a far as l can.
 IT yea kept money Y-en. sas Lar. kin Go. for fear of him, lie would rnnke
 the boys take money from employers if he had control Of them.
 Don't leave the boys, but agLt for l your rights.
 l Ne9aa: what song dc yeu s.ne when yeaf huseaaf strikes your. Si;ppdse
 Mir. Mai will not let his wife At-
 tend these heipfal meetings. Tha-
 Is one ef her conhpiAiHss.
 tsiass, doesn't his ~ffes if ht "a he % home and abuse his wifs bAsAsiss he IS not free to make | fo6i Of hs7.a : Il self with that same Wehahn. would l not decent man appreciate S decent tfast? wsvM
 ] Mrs. Perpiexed is bankias on hsY
 being too proud to tell of his mean i ness. ff there is a false friend ~hA
 wants hini.iet her have hina. l1 cafd and unity with & nan who stT,YeS you when lie felt isse if And 7 tio you want your 'boys to have the
 "eare and protection'' of a father Tho ,i struck their mother.
 i have lived with an intesanerats : l-Ta and ] have never been abtssed as 5 I know Of women being who AAye
 moral men" to live with Just tr5, 1t 3 yourself. Uncle Joe and Mirandy: PerhAas ' two fools met. It would not be the ! iirst time. or the last. Mirandy has 3 the Tight spirit. She and Uncle Joe 5 have solved the problem. | LadIie: You have given us naefhes-s : Of boys a thought worth having if ve a want the love and respect of OUT fi,- s ture daughter-;n.iaw!
 5 Simple Siaaen: 1 have peaa,sd
 "Jinncraeks" fer several firms an6 earned things that es.id hot have 5 had otherwise, and my husbands handkerchiefs and stockings were All I right. and his supper ready and the t children cared for. An animal r1,eth l.
 CT stands by her children, but if the 7 animal father don't walk straisiit ae I has troubles of his own right ofr. Be- :. fore you sheer at Perplexed. suppose ; you See how .yop. would like to haze 3 Mrs. Simple Simon tell you when to 20 out. what to buy, and strike re,, y 1T you sneezed wrong. How about men
 looking for a handsome, woman sftAr e they get tired of the pso-, old hard h working wife? f79!s'i.
 Perp.e1ed may be a nervous. oves-
 worked foolish woman but you have
 10 proof she Is an untrue wife or tha,
 she neglects her home and ehiidrsn ErNT