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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thev
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Satarrh Is q local disease. greatly In
nuenced BY constitutional conditions. and
IN order to cure It you must take an
INTERNAL remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine Is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
IN this country for years. 1t Is COM
posed OF some of the best tonics known.
com6ined with some OF the best blood
BURNERS The perfect Combination Of
cine Is what producess such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free @oA
+. J. CHENEY a Co. Prom. ro,aao n
All Druggists, 76c SNo' "
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
Do You Know a Better Christmas
Gift?

Many man or woman remembers
That Christmas. many years ago.
when The Youths Companion was
Tor The first time numbered among
The family Kifts; and how, long after
many another present was broken or
hjstor discarded. the paper continued
week after week to offer its treasure
u, storiesand counsel aud inexhausti.
he entereainmeut.
To-day The Companion brings into
the6ome1thst same est OF expectancy
tRAtsyou sIeit when you were in your
eageE youth aud when you watched so
lu5patIently for the postmau's coming
every Thursday. = Would 1t not be
worth while to give to some one Of
your friends or to family that same
Christmas pleasure?
by ordering before Christmas the
new subscriber will get the opening
chapter OF Charles B. Halves
splendid serial OF the Name coast.
The Son ofa "Gentleman Born"
,Nes~ subscribers for 1920 will
receive: ~
J: The Youths CompanIon-52issue In 1870.
GAli remaining weekly 1919 issues.
u The Companion. Home Calendar for 1920
All above for $3.50.
e. McCAlls Magazine for 1890 si.O0-the
monthly fashion authority Roth puhli
cations for only e2a5.
THE YOUTHS C0MPAN1oRs~
Commonwealth Ave. & st. Paul St, Boston.
80 Mass.
New subscriptions Received ut this Ofice.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07

Il wish to express to the millions OF
Americans. who have made the work
of the American Red Cross possible,
the deep gratitude of my people,
The young King Alexander of Greece.
ss&M
II have confident hope that the
American Red Cross worldwide plans
for charity and mercy will be largely
realized, bringing the grateful appre-
citation of suffering millions as a par.
tial recompense, and a greater reward.
the richest blessings of God. Car.
dinal Gibbons.
"One is honored by the privilege of
membership in the Red Cross, and
blessed in being permitted to make any
kind of contribution to its work.
William Fraser Mcdowell, Presiding
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church.
THE Red Cross is America at her
best. Money given to the Red
Cross is not an investment, nor is 1t
q charity. 1t is a sacrament. Charles
A. Eaton. Pastor Fifth Ave. Baptist
Church. N. Y.
at is extraordinary what can be &C.
compiished when free people all
unite and work together for their com.
mon good and for the good of human.
ity.'-Car6linal Mercier.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07

Jack Ernest Wagner OF Athol
Idaho, and Chloe Antoinette Reck, OF
Spokane. Wash were married la
Rathdrum Friday night, Oct. 81, by
Justice OF the Peace j. II. M. Culp.
The couple arrived on late train
and appeared at the Cowie hotel
where the ceremony was performed as
soon as Mr. Cowie could bring Id the
desired official. aA
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
THE SCHOOL COLUMN.
FROM THE SCHOOL
School Notes.

Hot lunches are being served to 46
pupils in the Domestic Science room
at the present time.
The sum of $40 05 was contributed
last week to the Roosevelt Memorial
fund by the pupils thruout the school.
The Seniors retain the distinction
This week Of a perfect score in High
School spelling, The relative percen-
tages OF the classes follow, all being
very creditable:
Seniors b6 100 per cent.
PRESUMED 80 9-l7 "
Juniors 9S As -
Sophomore 80 7-I6 I"
Next Tuesday, November 18th.
marks the irst anniversary of the
signing OF the Armistice. which brot
victory TO the Greatest cause that was
ever involved in any conflict. The
event will be given consideration 10
much OF the work, particularly In the
high school, where, also. rather
impromptu exercises will be held at
2:30 p. M.
The High School will in the near
future announce special 'sopen
house" evening. At that time we
will haveia fine collection of hand
painted japanese art pictures on
display. There will be music, and
the Domestic Science girls will cater
TO the appetites Of visitors. Watch
for the date.
) The following grades report a 100
per cent membership in the Junior
Red Cross:
First Grade miss Lundy)
Fourth Grade miss 1rwinl
Sixth Grade (Miss Berry,
Seventh Grade miss Berry,
Eighth Grade Miss Sauer)
The Sepior and Junior classes are
also 100 per cent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire To hank the M ny friepds
for kindness and assistance in orr
bereavement and sorrnw In lha death
OF our leloved wife and mother. ~Also
for the beautiful firals.
% c. TIuehlmd d children
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
Church Announcements
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship II Il. M, subject:
The Sustaining Power Of Christ.
Epworth League $3.50 D. M. Mrs.
James Will lead the Epworth League
meeting.
Evening worship 1880 p. M, subject:
Having the Mind Of Christ.
All are invited to attend these
services. II you are a member of the
church your presence is expected. If
mot member, you will find a cordial
welcome.
G. E James, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
CATHOLIC CHURCH

November: Mass LIST Sunday at IL q.
III, at Rathdrum; Mass lst Sunday at
8 a. nv at Post Falls.
Mass on 3rd Sunday at 900 at
Rathdrurn; Mass on 3rd Sunday at
| 100 at Post Falls. FIR Hines, Pastor
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07

Burrls Henkins declares in the
Kansas City Post. that Everybody
wants shorter hours and higher pay
and IS little work as possible. On
that basis. We shall never compete
with Germany and Japan"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
APOSTOLIC HOLM ESS CHURCH

In the M. e. church.
Preaching service every Sunday
morning at ii O'clock 10 lower Twin
Lake school house.
Evening service here as usual at
1880 O'Clock.
We welcome you to worship with
Us.
M. H. Schweiizer, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
Respectfully,
Miles F. Egbers /;
III

Statistics can be made to show
anything that the man behind the
figures wants them to-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07
DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS
Governor II VI ~
Lieutenant Governor q. q .MaHs
Secretary of State r fo'e
Attorney General Rov I. p,s 49,
State Auditor n q can1
supt, OF Public instructions Ethel +. Raasa,,
state treasurer John W. EaeIeson
supreme Court
ALI Bulge, VIM. Morgan. John'c. b.
Congregational
consressmen- Burton Z. French, Adaiso,
T. Smith
U. s. Senators-william e, Borah, Johh :
Nugent. AZ
Judge of District Court R.N ~
state senator (. Ralph s. Nelson
Members OF House of Representatives.
NJ. A. Kiger @. A. Mcdonald, Chas. Johsso.
COUNTY OFFICERS
kOOTENAt COUNTY
County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
Chas. o. sowder
county Attorney Bert A. Reed
County Assessor - H.s,ni,h
County Treasurer WA. Thomas
Probate Judge, M. @. Whitney
County supt. OF Schools r. q. Esha..
snerin T. L. Quarles
County surveyor N. Coventry
coroner. ]. NJ. Finney
County Commissioners.-lst District Hans
Johnson' End District. ]. W. McCrea;
Bird District, r. A. Morris
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-11-07

Hot lunches are being served to 46
pupils in the Domestic Science room
at the present time.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
O~azCZEDNOs0 KoWADhEM
RNODZENIA TYLKo TIRE
BAKUc.

WpGrzeszlosci wpajano Y die
ci Eallete oszczednosci, lecz y isto.
cienie pozwalano dzieciom "a
my1nF oszczedzae.
Rad stan6w Zjednoczonych,
moe q jsdyny \ sY1seIe zrozudnial
re przyzwyczajenie dzieci Do .
szczsazania drobnej monety rozsi
ia Wmlodych umyslaeh zmysl pra
ktyemy ktory nadaje wzyciu klkiie:
nnek-wlasciwyy.@
RzadoWe mark oszczednoscio-
we Y pierW7s,szz,y1mpn r1szeedzie 81 sWprleo-,
wadzone Y zycie ola dzieci. DIE
ii szkolne zamiast TRAGIC piieniia-
DE q cukierkii inne rzeezy 3kupo
wac NIGGA mark v ten sposob 9
szezedzac uezye sic oszczedzaesW
szyciu. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Boil GLoWY.

Boil glowy jest oznaka, kt6ra
|pokazuje, re niekt6ry organ ME
|ffuulnlklcyot,nuje normalnie. GloWa
boil, lecz jakiis drugi ustr6j jest
chory. NaiWiecej zoladek jest
|tym chorrym orgganem: Czesto bo-
|leniu glowy jest przyezyna zabu-
rzenie zoiaadka. Nadzwyczajne
mnostwo truiciizzn wytwarza sic we
wnetrznosciijach j Wtniikla do krWi.
JezeI bedziesz uzywal .Trinera
Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma, kt6ry ~oczyszcza wnetrzno-
Sci i usuwa wszelkie szkodliWe SUI
bstancye, g}owa przestanie bolic.
Trinera lekarstwo przyWroci "
chec do jad1a i pomoze ira
9Wiieniuest zeehetniezgg
sic z Pania J. A. Graishe, ktora
pisala do mas diva miesiqce temu
Parkm, Ark, "Jestesmy z pew
noscia wiecej jak zadoWoleni 2
tego cddnego Trinera Amerykan
skiego Elixiru Garzkieggo Wina.0
Dostaniiesz takoWe u sWego apte-.
i r. - ---.:s =. !. S...~soa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Debaly . dlueo.s;!d,I / dnllii il

WASHINGTON, listop.-sDCe
5baty pomiedzy obronoami osmio
ggodzinnego dina ym ktorzy 50
48 godzinna pfaca ma tyydzien
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
- - MS ] i1lII 90 IA mad, 1919.

iehutrzynaanleSiz tsgd powodM
Tie efza1iedbyWas przestrze-
game praWak t6re1oboWiazaujgroo
Edzie6Wo posyIa adzleeid
|szko1y przez pelen kres sczasuy.pra'.
wen przeznlasezonegoi 4odpowied
MIA srekreacya Ola dzieci Wogdole.
!mlodziiezy. 80
W.okresie tel Rampant Wazo-
no / mierzono dzieci ably v ten
|sposob sledMc nlormalllny5s 5rozWoj
fizyezny dzieci 1 jesiilby.zasz1ak o
nieczzsnlossesszs,Ws1r66cie uWage rodzicoW
Ia mie1dlomaganiai potrzeby dzieeii
w lynne samymokresie dokladdaa
no usliInych7staran abyWy,jjasnic
dzieci doszkkoN gdzie mazda jedy
na sposobbniosc ksztaIcenia ciafai
Educha.
Nv tym okuposWieconym specy
alniera dobra dzieci orgganiza-
|cye r6zinych typ6W, jakoto: sWiie
chie, rehgiljne, lekarzy, pieleggniaa
trek naucz'yciei inne lacznie do
[k1adaIy Wszelkich staran ably p1rra
lea dla do6bra mIodego pokolemniSa
wydaIa jak najlepsze rezulltaty. ]
TAX, zosta1y pozakladane kliniki
ola dziecii plainly do zabaWy, p,o-
wiekszopo personal pieleggniarek ]
" ktondcu przeproWadzono MOVE
praWa majace ma ce1u lepsza opie
Ike mad .dzzitese6m, k5u podniesieniu j
|Wzbogaceniu spoleczenstWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

s#IsaE5g sss:Es EEisssss issSsHSsssSWsSMH$s aIss*sHs##
otWarte zosfaIlyydzis ma posied1Ezzee.
niu miedzzy lnnarodaoW konferen1-
Cyl robo,tnic.zej: Komitet organi-
.zacyjny JAZZ rekomendt1je JEST
48 neutrality-suspicious. pracy,,leczz
sniekt6rzy deleggaei uWzggleedhniiajaa
iaWWprost oslnio drnoWy
dz,iien1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
PoTRZEBA


Mezezyzn W Gate City Bowling;
Alleys. PPfaca Cd 2giejj do 6tejpo
poludniu j cd 7mej do 1ltej VIE
eezorem: Stale zafrudnielnie prze4
Gala lime
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
MieszAancy miasta Winony mo

Mieszkancy miasta Winony mo
GO bye spokojni ME troszczyc6
sic zanadto2.o brak wegli, ponie-
waz sprzedawcy oswiadczyli ze
choeiaz tWardych Wegli niema
wieleazza:to miekich wegli posiada
jaaostatek ma wieksza GEESE Mmy
j Ylaje sic re strajk wegfowy# SIC
sk9hczy zanim zapas sic swyczer-
MIR a#s=sss- stI7tstSx sssSi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

-.- ~ - 49,! E-~2 az H.. 49, 1890 =
PAM Walerya Cieminska otrzy
mafa W tych dniach zawiadomie-
ME Il jej syn Edmund szczesliiwie
zajecha} znajduje sic obecnie W
Sofii W Bu}garyi. Edmund Gle
minski zostal mianowany kler
klein wojskoWego atache legacy
amerykanskiej w tenn miejscu. Ia
wiadomienie kt6re nadeszio obec:
ME z departamentu wojenego "
Washington D. G. donoesii zie pan
Edmund Cieminski osiegnaf sofe
szczesliWie przy dobrem zdro-
win w dniu Ago pazdziernika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
BIuRO OPIEKI MAD DzIEcMI.
" Washington, D, c.

washington, ll,C.
W roku 1912 Kongres przeprowa-
dill praWo moca Ktorego powola1
DO zyciia Biiuro opieki mad dzieemi
lGzynnossci tego Biura bedacego e
gida Departanlentu Piracy polega-
ia ma przeproWadEeniu scislych
badani sporzadzanu raport6w na
tie warunlz6W " jakich zyja die
ci bez Wzgledu na pochodzenie
klasowesc:
W przeciagu siedmiu lat sweggo
istnienia Biuro to potrafilo zebrac
ogromna moe materyaIu informa-
cyjnego Q dzieciach " Stanach
Zjednoczonycn.
Pierwszem zadaniem tego binra
Iylo zebrac statystyczne dane 0
smiefelnosci wsr66d dzieci. Ot6z Q
EazaIo sic re 3 ogolnej liczby no
wonarodzonych dzieci W jednym
(rol1u, umlnliiera conajmniej 100000
pred ukonczaiiem dWunastu ME
sIeeyy zycia:
Wobec tel zastraszajacej cyfry-
[pytanie Same cismie sic ia usta
gdzie ley przyczyna tel Smiertel
nosci? w odpowiedzi ma to : Blu
70 opiekisnad dziecmi wys}alo.
|sWych przedstawicicli do Mast j
Wsi celem zbadania stanu rzeczY
s. Wyszukania ma miejscu przyczy.
my smiertelnosci.
P,e.4dkugiem seisllemzabaaanM
Warunkow w jakicl noWonarodzo
ne dzieci zyja j sic rozWijaja pre-
EdstaWieciele Biura jednoglosnie.
stwierdzaja W swych r%aportach,.
re najWiekszy procent smiertel-
nosci wsr6d dzieci, jest spoWodo-
wany brakiem nalezytej opieki &c.
Estrony matek.
Warunki W jakieh starsze die
sci pracuja baW1a sic, pozostaWia.
ia take Wiele do zyczenia: sioWem,
ssmiertelnose Wsr6d Gzieci, a tax
ulomnosci fiizyczne j umysloWe
poczatek przedeWszystkiem
Y, braku nalezytej opieki j odpo-
swiiednich Warunkow jakich
j umysldziecka moglyby5
sic ~nalezycie roawijae.
Ably zapobiedz zlemu mozliWie
1najskuteczniiejj Biuro opiek mad
y pierWszym rzedzie wy
|da1o bulletin zaWierajacy zbii6rI|
Zpraw dotyezacyeh dzdei: daalej
sIp.raa;WidIa ktorc oksressla5a ezynnnnos
zci majace nafcelu podniesienie wa
ilunk1oow dobrobsytu dzieci Sta
mach Zjednoczonych innych kra
Zjach, nastepniie WskazoWkf j "a
.idy dla matek isp66leeznychinst
tucyi celem podjecia lokalnej pria]
..ey zmierzajacej do nalezytegoWy
choWania dzieci. . 4
= poezatkiem drugiego roku Wo
jny Biiuroopiekinad dziieesml przy,
Wspo6ll1usdziaIe ssekcy zajmllioWania
sic dziieedm zaproWadzonejW Ionic
IRady obronnyy NarodoWej The
Council National Defense,1
przedsieWzie}}o nerreeiczne kro S
aiinaguoroW,aniia =eaIofoeszn kann
paniiisna rzecz dzieci.
Program tel kkanapann,b yllnna4
stepujjacy opleka.nadsszzedllrnoo
Wiem matek dzleci; 2dostatleeezz
s. 7doehodEdla neutrality-suspicious.
abyssmatkaasz
kaaaazzIeelnizzaaaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
Parma Floretyna Ogtrowslm,

Parma Floretyna Qstrowskza,,
kt6ra przez diva lata pracoWa1a
jake buchalterka II InterstatePa-
cking Co., odjechaIa Wprzeszly
czwartek do Minneapolis gdie Z
nowo zalozonej fill tel spolki .
trzymala miejsce kasyerki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

NabyWanierz Q
szezednosciowyeh Jest najlplesWiniej
sza rakttyeznIejsze metodllaa
oszezedzalia sakkltad1,an So picnic
dzy#W sWiieccie. ..sss
K5azda kupiona ma zpprzyyb #
ra Hiiekksza Wialtoese DO przynossi
procent. k "a lli eh1Wihln 9 g
nabyc mark przedae rzadoWi z
procentem.
skfadac moze kazdy, naWet die
cko poczynajac Cd jednels 25cio
centowej mark, = to peWnl'oseiaa,,
.ze maxi nabyte stale zyskujaa ma
sWartosci.
Rad gWarantuje mark oszczee
dnoscioWe calym majaatkiem pan
sWoWym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
zOSOBIsCIB

sprzedaiac 25cio centoWe mar
ii oszezednossciioW Wi saamm-ulla
EtWia i osobiiscin quarantine nietyl
|ko oszczedzanie j skladanie pie
||lniiedzy, lecz jednoczesnie przez to
Same hartuje Wole j { harakter MILO
dziezy, kt6ra oszczedzajac uczy
sic rye, przykladnie myslec So
modzielnie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

This Is NE hind Of SslfcoD,nu1ing that SITS through
The minds Of men mornings in homes t0here Hl1bh7es
RadiaHtfre has been insfoled in the bdthToon7.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRISON
BY ADELE GARRIS

idea yet where you have been" she
said. That Is a story I'm anxious
ly waiting to hear All I know Is
the end Of the yarn we got from
your Tescuer before ne collapsed.
III Manage This"
LAS ne drew the machine up 10
the curb and stopped it he called
out without turning his eyes away
from his captive:
This is a hospital, isn't it?"
The superintendent, the head
nurse and l were already at the
tonneau Of the machine.
Yes. I answered quickly, in or
der TO assure him that one part Of
his errsnd had been accomplished,
and I have been hunting for my
friend. We Will take care OF her
now"
I flashed Q mental tribute at Lii
Ian. How unerringly she recognized
and did the right, necessary thing in
every emergency.
"'Thanks! he said simply, but
there was something In his voice
that told me he was about all in. I
saw that wasn't really needed with
you-the head nurse, re-enforced by
two or three helpers, was bearing
you swiftly into the hospital, so /
stepped TO the officers side.
What can do for your 1
asked.
docs there happen to be an
army officer or an officer of the law
about here?' he asked.
THE superintendent Of the hos
pital is an efficient woman. She
turned toward the hospital quickly.
There will be an army officer
here in two minutes she promised,
as she fairly ran into the house.
"'Can you manage a gun" the
officer asked me. his eyes still fixed
upon his captive's face.
"For answer l put my own hand
over the trembling one which held
the revolver and grasped the gun
firmly.
"IIl manage this. told him.
$50 LOng, ErnestP
Gle took his hand from the re-
volver. leaned back and closed his
eyes. Every second l expected him
TO swoon where he sat, but though
his face was ashen, and he was evil
IDENTIFY suffering great pain, he kept
conscious until the superintendent
came back with an officer from the
aviation field who had been visit
ing a friend in the hospital.
1.-THE wounded officer in the car
saiuted,
NEST OF spies down the road.
two miles, he said weakly Called
the Edelweiss Inn. You'll find one
man dead. rest subordinates escap-
ed, This chap here. Ernest. some
thing or other ringIeader and
brains. Take care-of-him.'
His voice faltered, stopped. Then
he reused himself with an effort,
and Just before ne fell against me,
he murmured mockinglyi
So long. Ernest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
Another Nagging Man
By Winifred Black

at his office-which 1 Immediately
proceeded TO do-used back hand,
so he wouldn't recognize my writing
not a word written inside, just
your article, that was all.
y Real Improvement.
If he suspects that / sent the
at least has not said a word about
receiving it-for fear l really didn't
and he wouldn't want me to know
that any one else dared think that
he came under that head. At any
rate, he has been much more agree
able since then. And i really feel
that your article has made him at
least wonder why any one would
send him that, and he may come to
a realization of his shortcomings If
he thinks over it long enough.
If YOU care to use this letter or
refer to it in any way in your ar
ticle-it may help others-dOn't hes
itate, as may husband never reads
the womans page-thinks IL is all
nonsense. You will grow weary read
ing this long letter. but didn't seem
able TO tell you all without a few
L
brief respite from a nagging man.
/ only hope II will continue.
y THANKFUL SUBSCRIBER.
There now. Isn't that fun?
wouldn't have that letter print
ed for the world only that the wom-
an who wrote it wants II printed,
and she says II is perfectly safe.
you'll notice. because husband never
reads the page where this letter will
he printed.
Hurrah for husband. / wish all
the men were the same in that re-
spect-it would make il so much
easier TO write about things.
But, honestly. wouldn't you have
loved TO be a little mouse under the
desk just TO see husbands face when
he got that clipping?
Whom do you suppose he sus-
poets?
&C really was rather mean of his
vile 20 play such a trick on him.
She can't quite tell where il is go
ing 10 end. can she?
Probably this very minute that
man IS soing to discharge his
stenographer on the suspicion that
she is the guilty one.
Or perhaps he suspects the cook
or his partners wife or somebody
who never even dreamed that he
was a nagging husband
Some woman mat ne knows is
going 10 wonder what on earth Is
the matter with him for quite some
time, 1 haven't doubt OF that
1 know a man who went into i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

Here's letter from a woman I
like. and it's all about man l don't
like bit guess that's the reason
L like the woman So much
No, L don't know them at ALL
wouldn't know either OF them if
they came and sat down opposite me
in my own house.
But, dear me. 1 am interested in
them just the same!
Read this letter and see if you
don't feel the same way about them:
Dear Winifred Black:
We read your article every day
and always enjoy il. but the one that
appealed To me particularly was the
one entitled A Nagging Man" =.
While you have never been a Wis
itor at our home, 1 really feel as
though you must have at some time
or Other-as you couldn't have de-
scribed my husband more accurately
had you lived right with us. Posi-
bly, I shouldn't admit that your ar
ticle made me feel a little less un-
happy. There is an old saying. Mis-
cry loves company" This may be my
Case-as of all the men that 1 know,
my husband is the only man who is
what 1 would cali a nagging man.
Understand have a number of
friends whose husbands have other
faults don't mean 70 insinuate
that they are perfect-but have al
ways felt that I was alone in my
trouble. and that I could stand al
most anything else than a nagging
man-for one at times feels as
though life Was not worth living. in
fact. more times than I would want
any one TO know.
i am not like the nagging man s
vile that you allude 10 in your ar
ticle-who stays with him because
she doesn't know who viii take the
piano. books. etc. I stay on because
I have n very sweet daughter. and it
is my duty 20 keep a home for her
at least I feel that il is-and in
tend 20 continue right here Am now
going TO tell you why / am writing
YOU this letter When 1 read that
article. a \aEEing Man" my first
thought was IL only my husband
would read IL. possibly ne couldn't
help but see a description or him
self. I know him well enough 70
know that had I said. .'XViu you read
this" has answer would have beer,
NO, some fool article written by 4
woman just for the sake OF writing
something TO please lot OF hair
Drained women"
racked my brain 10 think Of