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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-31

FOR SALE:-China closet, dining
room table, parlor stove, all In good
condition. inquire at the New YORK
Store. 35tf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-31

FOR SALE-Ernest Gabler & Broth
cr Squire piano In, good condition.
Price cheap. Apply 1903 Pleasant 81,
or telephone 25l-R. 5ltf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-31

FOR SALE-Two- story house, CEN
,raliylocation. I rooms, with bath. ce-
ment floor in collar; garage and gar
den. All in first class condition. Price,
$4,000. Inquire Williirn II. wills,
phone 500. oOtf'
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05

and he was non committal on the
subject and did not make any re-
ply and we presume from his
silence that these good looking
gentlemen did not always appear
on his honor roll.
The Republican-Press had the
following: editorial last week:
"As Maine goes so goes the ma
ton, has long been a polltlca!
watchword. Maine votes several
weeks earlier than the rest OF the
states and her election was held
last week. All the Republican
candidates were elected by hand
some maiorities." Now let's see
what actually happned at the
Maine election. Here it is. One
of the results in Maine on which
the Republican Press and speak
ers maintain a silence is the
Democratic gain of % members
in the state legislature, which
more than doubles the Demo-
cratic representation in that
body. A comparison Of the re-
turns from the four congress
sional districts with only a few
minor precincts missing show an
average falling off in the Repub-
lican maiorities of 10000. One
of the most significant after
maths of the Maine election Is
that the leading Republican pa
per of Maine, the Portland Press
Herald attributes the heavy fall
ing off in the Republican vote to
the dissatisfaction with the n =
publican national administration
All these facts are omitted by Ne
publican speakers when they try
to explain or make excuses FOL
the vote in Maine.
JOHNNIE.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05
Booze to Vote in illinois.

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 3O..
The light wine and beer propoa-
ton must be submitted to the
voters of the state at the Novem-
Der election, Attorney General
Brundage today advised Secre-
tary OF State Emerson.
The attorney general, IN q
written opinion, held that the
secretary had little if any dis
cretion in the matter sof dispos-
ing Of the recent petition signed
|by IL million voters. asking Tor
submission of the proposition.
Unless the secretary ct stats
can ny that il i abseIutely i'm.
pcGnibIe @ constxne he question
- - 1A16ne within the provio
iels of ~ laNs ~ II dirty g
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05

and economical tHluS IL 'hN'
would all resign and come home.
A few more measures like repeal
ing the primary and sweeping
change in the court system VIII
defeat the instrument when 1t Is
submitted to the voters for ratlfl-
cati,ll.
Our friend Cyrus w. Ward
took little trip north last Sun
day week and encountered an au-
tomobile accident and scarred-up
his face considerably. Cy says
he will quit going north and from
now on will 60 south by the way
of Rich Hill.
Elan P. Ray and wife of near
Adrian have returned from a
four weeks visit to Jacksonville,
His, and report very pleasant
time. =
The Garden City Fair is i'll
progress this week.
Rev. G. w. Cutler OF Sails
bury, Mo. has been extended a
lcall to the passionate Of the
| Adrian Baptist church. He has
not formally accepted at this
writing.
Spruce Township Sunday
School convention will be he'd at
Fairview church Sunday, Octo-
Der Sth. II. O. Maxey will make
Ian address, with several Others.
Our friend Leon w. Mathews
editor of tile Republican, at Rich
Hill has withdrawn as the Re
publican nominee for Probate
Judge. We suppose Dynamite
would prefer presiding over the
editorial desk than wearing the
judicial ermine.
We met our good friend Bert
Crigler of Deepwater in the city
few days ago and Bert is the
same jolly good fellow. We saw
Bert going over to the court
house and thought probably he
was on his way to purchase IL
, cense to wed, but he informed us
that he had not yet decided to
take that important step.
We see that the county cour,
has the hitch racks repaired and
+ the chains fixed and the posts
set up and it was certainly Ions
5 felt want and as the old saying
/ it is better late than never.
Jesse. B. Stuart Of Drexel wa
la Butler visitor one day thu
: week. Mr.. Stuart is one OF tn
$ pioneers of that section, and is
| large land owner in b1th Bate
t and Cass counties. When the K
v c. Southern Railway was built
Mr.. Stuart donated the compan.
7. a townsite and located In tn
e southwest corner Of Cass count.
, and it was plated and nance
d Stuart City in his honor, bu
k when it came to getting the pos
d office there the Department
E. baked and nothing doing. Tn
e reason was that there was tow
{. in the state named Stewart an
le a new name had to be given tn
It town. So it was named Drex'
lie after the philadelphia million
aire, A. j. Drexel, who was
d stockholder in the railroa'
e Since that time Drexel has b.
ia come a good town and q fe'
Years ago Mr.. Stuart plated 9
ID addition in Bates county and Il
II lots are now all sold and mar
r homes are there. A short TIN
al ago Mr.. Stuart laid out anoth'
Re addition in Bates county an
ID that Is also building up.
81. J. Travis and wife and MI
.tlKathieen White attended q
81 Pheasant Hill street fair Y
81 Ffiday and report having : IN
a fima and . large crowd lee,eE
q ~ Wits VA one g t46 ndo
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05
Johnnie on the Wing.

JOQuIll6 U1l GllC vVAA6
Willard Trout, Of Hume, was a
Butler visitor Saturday.
Herbert H. WeMott visited III
Kansas City several days last
week.
Newton Allison, of Pleasant
Gan was in the city one day tins
week.
l.. G. Radford of Spruce town
ship was visiting in Butler a few
days this week.
Henry Hartman's residence IN
Prairie township was destroyed
by fire one day last week.
Mai. w. H. Allen, OF BOISE
City. Idaho is visiting relatives In
Rich Hill. Maj. Allen has charge
of the U. S. Health hospital
there.
A. L. Humphrey of Plasanton
visited friends and relatives here
this week.
Mrs. W. P. Sewer is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Luci!lc AID
rich in St. Joseph this week.
Sheriff l.. A. Petty, who has
been sick for the past several
days is now able to be up and at
tend to his official duties.
w. D. Knight, of Carthage,
Mo-. has been lected secretary OF
the Butler Commercial Club.
a. w. Shay and wife, Of Corn
land attended services at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. h. NJ. Shelton is suffering
with boil on his lip.
Mrs. j. w. Mccormack OF
Deepwater township is visiting
her old home at Camplesvllle'
Kentucky.
T. l.. White, of Mingo town
ship was county seat visitor
one day this week. MIR. White Is
one OF the old SETTLERS that
section.
w. II. Long, who has been
president of the First National
Bank at Adrian for some time
has moved to Kansas City, where
he will make his future home.
Col. w. O. Atkeson attended
the opening of the Republican
campaign at Warrensburg last
Saturday.
Mrs. Vina Williams, who has
been visiting her parents, JON
Lawson andn wife, has returned
to her home in McAllister, Okla
Prof. C. A. Lee, w. r. Morri
son, w. G. Dillon, G. E. Silver'
and DIR. c. E. Powers attended
the big Democratic meeting a
Jacksonville last Thursda'
night.
S. G. Adams, Ed Corlett and j
c. vermillion of Charlotte, wer
county seat visitors this week.
The Democrats have opene,
headquarters in the Warnoc
building on the east side an
have fitted it up in nice shape
Miss Ruby Patterson is IN charg
and Ethel Major is stenographel
The Butler Band went to tn
Priest of Pallas celebration 9
Kansas City this week and mad
a fine showing in the parade.
Misses Martha Williams an
Avis Keasling who are attendln
the State University at Columbl
spent the week end at home.
The horse shoe pitchers Gu
held a. big meeting just east I
the Armstrong Bros. store Satu
day and the games were very Y
terestihg and drew . larf
crowd. A big, game Is planne
for next Saturday.
We zee by the papers tn
three more members Of the co
sfifut;onal convention have :
sfened and We are not suEprl.l
e svuuld he : commendab
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05

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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05

moved to Ell Dorado Springs.
He was a school teacher and
farmer and made a success in
both occupations. He is an old
soldier and has passed his four
score and ten years and is still q
strong and vigorous and enjoys
the best of heath. Prof. Sea-
right ranked high as a school
teacher in the early days of Bates
county and his services were N
demand. He said in those days
teacher had to be somewhat Of
a pugiiliist as the pupils always
tried to take advantage Of the
teacher and if he was not in fan
fighting condition he would gel
the worst of it on many OCCASION
but he said he always. coult
hold his own with the best o.
them and that made his services
lmore in demand. He told OF tn,
many Bates county boys snk
lgirls who attended his schoo
lwho have made good in tho bus
|iness and professional work.
leyen il they had 10 be made -
lin at recess for misbehavio g
'IRet ! little switching occalol al
In Tor rude conduct. We e
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03

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Wapen %foritDrret?
sln8rib oet pirfelise siarias -Saa
Or. Gotparos' Glue Tablets.

Def er bpab Sniinber, Der fiber az Wape.
onber MI sisr. Sfebetfor at tass Comics
eaer iorisgenbe at lappe pau en- bIarlio Tors
bsielie, ansriber be ben pirfeliae garia9 til
Onbet, nemIis en- operlGsist esusr os en- iorz
itprret Wape.
Or. Gbparbs' Slipe Sablets iGtter poo
en- belbrsoenbe Waabs 9spsren / Yirtiom6eb.
Naar eeper os Wiape ubisrer fine Suuttios
nsr, ioripinber Wapsoubec.
oar bu baarlis Smas i Wlnoeu, bslaat
2unse, baarlis glppetit, er / ct bopent Ga
liseslab geiubeubs. Suseu 9mbition sD.r
Gusrsi, plaset msb life at tuune iorbsis 10.
ben? Gag Olipe Tablets, ct Subltitut ior
Galomel.
Or. Gbiparbs' Slipe Tablets er en- rem
pssetabilf Communicating blanbet meb
Slipenolie. On pl fieube benz peo bsres
Slipeufarpe. Sc pirtsr uben anib, arampe
eler Smerte.
Gag G eaer to psb Ssnsetib for burtia
einbrins. Cps buao bu ipnss ON, loo os 3Oe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Prepared and
issued In the interest Of the people by +. A. Pike,
Coz Globe Building, st. Paul, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
G(ebatpr brrnbt / 0ilbn. Gen iaa,

at garneretsfommlslGr u. y. Dup
til af Sarge.
@epatur brGnbt / 8ilbp. Gen iaa.
falote Sqlllltb @lepator / 8ilbp neb.
br9note forleoen meo flere Sltitno
9uibels &orn. Ser bl9lte unoer
granben en- iterf Sinb, % l,oen nos
gen @anoforipning itoo man fulo,
itGnbig bielpelsie.
9posfalb 8ranS Sprfs. Gbas s.
5ois er forri9e Sorsoas afeaaet peo
0sben / fit Siem paa Saf Street |
8ranb SORTS, y Iar gammel. Ssbss
aariaeen Dor en- Siertelioelie, iom
banbt bam til Spgeielgen en- ltges
SID, inoen oct tr9tte Sierte CAB pp.
gfosoe, iom bar SSarmer, bar blanot
oe tioligere Hpbpggere ber, ban bar
boet Der / oper 40 Iar, men paa lin
Sarnl, iom err beliggenoe / T9rbeoen
al Sonepforb. Spot | Horge inbpan-
oreoe ban / ganife llng SLIDER til Min-
reiota, bborfra ban for bel 40 Iar
itoen flpttebe til @rano Sorts Goun.
IN. Wanoag blep ban begrapct fro
Den llltberife airfe / S%onepforb. San
operleoes al enfe % 6 Barn, TO 81
ire, iom Dor / Soma, % fire Ssnner,
bporaf TO Dor peO Sonepforb og to
Ii Saifatcbetpan.
Sarmerant t%ilitaar Nfipprina. -
Sarrp &erns, en- 10 Iar gamnel
6armerglt, iom blep f9ngilet / @il.
listpn for at babe begaaet enbel min-
ore Spnerier, bar ser tilItaaet, at set
bar bam iom bapbe aabnet ct Spor.
ififte peo Sobb, bporpeo ct Sog ufipo.
rebes ben 19oe Oft. og %9ofomotipfs.
reren ianIt ell 9remier brGbteS. In.
&c aer,s bar Tom Wotip for oenne
lin itp99e Sanoline angipet, at set
par for at ifaife Solf binig Sruat.
San bapoe bapt | Sanfe en- lianen6e
lllpffe, iom for nogen Sio tilbaae
inotraf peo Srenton, og bpor Sern.
banepogne laiteoe meo 8ruat oif
iitpffer, iaa oenne ipreotes lanos
Sporet. Ger blcp ben Gang i ODER.
Hoo al 9ooc Eager at faa for lioet
eaer iltet, % ban bapbe tenft, at
man liseiaa aoot filnbe ifaiie fla en-
iaaoan goo gnleonins ogiaa peS
lSobb.
Statens Wsaebrns isans. Rortb
Safotas llpe W~slebrug og @lepator
Srano Sorts, foitenbe onlfrina 2b
Wiaion Dollars, blep oificielt aabnet
llolte Wtanoag, % peb oenne nne
S~tatSinouitri brineeS Der. M bper
Gag 1000 Ssnoer Spebemel poo
J Narfeoet. Otter en- 2uncbeon, bpori
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03

Den Gtaee, % ba mango al bisie Sit.
ie ligger liee inb til ben breoe Bel,
er Ser intet ipeien for, at gierne fan
BRUCE i'm epre Gtage til 8arage. Sor
ierti Iar iioen, ba Solf enoni life
bar iaa nsie paa ON Geien bar baf-
fet eller itenet, bar GiaJion Center
ct meget iset Steo, ibet Sarmerne
ipntes Oct par rigtig Inn: bcrucOe
@rpoen og sbsIep. ser meG baaoe
Sib % Senge. Men iaa fom Sern-
banen % gift 9pen Iorbi, OF .',St otter
libt blep Glapton Gtlit,r plcni.. 9tl
gaar GrimGrpeien brso OF ltun ne
item / Ssibe meb SllicGc, ps oper set
for iaa fGle Strsa mellem Glfaoer
% 8arnapillo fan S,tren lloen If.
brpoelie gisres ION bisb".
Cpiistsprffenbe Operation. Sranf
Sapes, en- 40saarig alminbelig Or.
beioer, bIep for 2a Iar iiben /
HortbDeitern Gementfabrif peo Na.
ion Gitp ranlmet al ct poloiomt Slag
/ Sopebet, ira bpilfen Sio Ser bar
pGret Spil ON, buoruiOt bans Sinoss
forfatning life par | Sen 8rab angres
ben, at ban BELT bltrbe bore ~anbragt
/ ct SinbSipgeaipl. en- 2Gge bar ba
ogiaa itaoig bolot Gie meo BAN.
Sapes bar ielp f~ortalt, at ban til
fine Siber bapoe miitet Sufonmelien
og fanbt Jig ielu igien / De melt lltRn.
felige Sitltationer. Sirsbag forrige
ltge blep ban pllloielig raienOe, iaa
Sielp maatte fables til bans Stem,
o. ser maatte fire fraftige WPnb til
for at boloe banl, % man babe me.
gen Neie meo at faa bam inoeipGr.
ret / 6pngilet. Set bar nGiten lat
terligt, ga ban tiliioit anmooet Sbe-
riff Warib ON of gaa ioran Jig / Gel.
len, iprang eiter ban, log armere
ON bam % raabte: "Nu bar ieg
ham - ilaa Ssren ilaas!" 29gerne
beill,tteoe itrar at foretage en- Opera.
tion for at fierne oct Srpf paa Siers
men, iom meiltes at bore opitaaet peb
hint lllpffestilfploe, og eiter at Ga.
tientenS Suitrlt bapbe inbpilget beri,
blep Operationer uofsrt iioite Son.
oag. Gen bar tilipnelaoenoc peQpfs
fct, % Sapes ipnteS of babe aQe line
%gano3epner, 90 ban fom til Jig ielp
igien eiter geospelien. 2Ggerne fl.
ger, at Ser bill bengaa nogen Sio, for
man meo Sisbeb fan beitemme Hes
iilltaterne, og De err enbpioere enige
ON, at boiS BET iorsnifebe Heillltat
life er opnaaet, oa pil Satientens
Sorfatning blipe iaaoan, at ban maa
forpares / ct slipl. Tan er berfor
meget ip9not paa at opoage Ben
me % roligere Sinbsioriatning, iom
hos Eatienten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
beltog Statens @mbeosmenb oo at.

beltog Citizens gmbeoSmeno og at.
ore fremragenbe 8prgere, iatte gu.
pernsr Reitos IsIebrugetS Iaifinc.
ri | 8~eb9gelie peo at trpffe paa cit
anap / Sorbinbelie meb en- ~eleftriit
2eoning / Rsllert, % omfring 1000
Berioner benpttebe I~nlebningen til
at gaa igiennem oct belle arIGg.
Wfeaen bill fulot feroi9 fltnne leUere
5000 Ssnoer Wel / Osgnet, men
Inn ben fsrite al ire lige Ifoelin8er
blep peb Iabnineer lat / S~trfiombcO.
Zen anoen gfoeling bill bore fGrOig
irloen omfring ire Tiger, % Sen ire.
DIE, Der ubelufffenoe ifol BRIGGS til
at male Sllrltm Sbeoe, bill fort eitct
Itaa til Sieneite. S Ben me GleDatot
er ttlItrGffelig 8labS for ben Spe6c,
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MtinneIota.
6ulbbrnllnp ueo Starbucf. SoSaco

01tlD0rDunp Dc0 SfarnnCf. SQCoD
Sranu og Sllitru, gamle Settlere nar
Starbucf, feireoe forleben lit 8ulos
brpqup. Sc bleu piet / StenfiGr,
Rorge.
~l1lpeplase peb Ganbp. 5lere Sar.
mere i Smegnen al Ganbp bar flo9et
oper; at lllpen bar begpnot at berie
oeres Saarefloffe. 8aa Senrp Sen.
iens Sarm bar Ser iaaleoes orpbt
flere Saar.
Hioneer Sso / bpi IlSer. g. 6.
Saga er / BEN bsie gIber al so Iar
~afgaaet peb 9som / lit Stem n9r
Reb Safe Sails eiter ct tortparigt
Spgeleie. San efterlaoer fig SiIltrll
% fem gerr. 8antle Saga bar en-
al Rpbpggerne / bette Strsg.
Iaafisrt al Intomobil. sSiaImar
g(noerion al Wanot er fomrten alpor'
Zig tilifaoe peo of blipe paafisrt al en-
glrtomobil npr Montepioeo. San
itrGpeoe n9r en- Ching al Seien meo
at ipeipe op lin Waifin, ba en- sllto-
mobil fom / ben mooiatte &etning,
fierte lige MOB ham % fnltite bans
enc Saarben.
8rubearbeibere faar 2snspanlGg.
en SsnSforbsielie, ser pirfer tilbage
til lite Sftobcr o. onliatter omfrina
1900 Irbeioere, or b%efienot9iort ira
Sliper Sron Wining Sos aontor /
Duluth. Get blep iagt, at ben m9gs
ttge Staalforporation babe til Sent
iigt OF bringe Irbeioslsnninger til
ba8e til bpab De bar Saaren 1921.
Slpstnins p~aagreben / ct. Saul.
Bern 6. WtiQer, tiolisere Sberiff Of
8eaole County, g. Saf., er benne
llge paagreben / ct. Saul. WiQcr
ioripauot fra Suron ben 16be Suli,
% oct bite Jig ienere, at ban bar / en-
nn~berbalance at benimob $4,000.
Snbtil ban nplig iporebes / ct. Gaul
bapoe ingeu nogen gnelie ON bpor
ban opbolbt Jig.
Sefjenot AfbulosmanS % Eoliti.
fer bBo. 6. Q. 2obecf, / lin Sio 9ro.
bibitionspartiets &anoibot for 8u-
oernsr oe Weolem al Winneiotas Sc.
~gislatur, er Ranbae af9aaet peo %.
ben / lit Stem / IIeranbria. San
bapoe | nogen Sio Iiot al en- Sierte.
ipeoom, iom tilii6it enote bans 2ip.
5oruoen Suitrll eiterlaber ban iig en-
Ssn og lem 9stre.
Stan BRUCE Sorp iom grGnbe. ssor
at opmuntre til grugen al Sorp ION
grRnOe er Der peo Sopebfparteret for
Statens 8rubeoepartement / Sib,
bing blepet anuenbt iaabant iioen Oct
folbe 8eir inbtraabte. Ssrret Sorr
er bruet iaapel ianmen meo aul ION
llblanoet, % Der iigeS, at 9pgninaen
/ begge SilfPlber er blepet tilireos.
ltillenoe opparmet.
Suerfalot al 2anSepeisrsuere. -
Saul @inoerbenncr o. Ilireo Sra,
mer, begge al gemibji blep iorleoer
Iften, oa De iammen meo TO apinoer
par noe paa Ell Iutomobiltitr nor
Safe gemibii, ouerialot al TO Rspere,
Der life alene plpnbreoe Dem for bpab
Ren9e % Observation-Disclosures, be bap6e
hos Jig, men afitiso ogiaa flere Sagl.
l%aoninger moo Dem, GA De forisste Of
ilpgte. gegge De ilnge W9no blep
iaareoe, men life farlig. Gsperne toe
ogiaa automobilen, men oenne gien.
tanotes Den nRIte Sag, piienbe peo
auglebraer tpbeliee Wierfer eiter Oct
J bsiit brutaIe Sperfalb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-03
Npr0 Safota.
Gppenoe unSoum.

NpUVHut VHSuUW' III VIIItr,
alle minoreaarise, bar peo Tetten
@rano Sorts erflaret fig ifplbise
at babe i%tiaalet 40 Iutomobiler 50,
bet al DC iibite fem Waaneoer. 0e
blep al CONNER Cooler icnot til
Statens Teiormifolc / Wanoan, Der
De bliper uaretasne inotil Se err 81
Iar. 8utterne blep iert for Getteu
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af 9arneretsfommisiGr q. g. Cup.
til af Sargo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

She is n Christmas Eve of from three
to seven years, bent upon convincing
you that no good mode should be cx-
Cmded from kindergarten circles. So
she spreads ont her arms to show you
wide sleeves of plain white crepe orna-
mcnting n knife plated frock of the
same material. The sleeves are en-
broidcrcd in black and French blue
twist, and the fur is gray rabbit. The
same model would, Of course. be equally
gOOd-if not bcttrr-n color. For ex-
ample, light blue or shell pink would
both be delightful.
OF course, this is French model
and oyer there they bring up little girls
with the idea of individuality in
clothes. The lines are simple, but there
is always the touch of trimming or the
dcft combination of color distinguishing
tn" frOrk4 of mamma" herself.
lIowoyer, this model, falling straight
from the mcckIinc, Is the one favored
in this country as well as in France
for the tot of from two to seven, and
there are so many of these little dress
up frockS in crepe nowadays that one
can violate no principle of "simple
styles for children" by Offering this
costume.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
A Domestic Worry

Dear tynthia-Bcing constant
reader or Your column and reading Of
how much good advice you have given
others, | venture TO ask YOU some. too
! am young married woman, being
married for the last twcnty.siX months
The first year of my married life we
IlNed with my husbands people, and
although my mOthorin.law Is very
nice woman TO get along with, still
being constantly together our ideas
would clash and there was many a cross
word exchanged. which although never
leading TO any serious results, still they
did help to change my feelings toward
her, and which am sure would never
have happened had we lived apart. The
second year my husband and I went into
business, and although it was slavery.
still ! felt a sense of freedom and was
happy and have gotten along much
better with all my nlaws.
But now We have sold our business
and are going back to private life and
my husband wants to move back to his
HCopi". and YOU can imagine my feelings
as have reasoned with him to the best
of my knowledge and have pointed out
TO him every way and reason why il
would b" best to live apart and still
he docs not SEQ Il. as he saws that he
feels sorry for his people, as they have
only one daughter at home and she IL
always gong out and that they are
alone most OG the time and he doesn't
f,'' w 'AH Nf SAlpuli lIDl i've Win tnplIl.
RS it world make them feel so much
better Sow. dear cynthia, what shall
! do If 7 move back with them" | know
| Will feel miserable. as I can't live ac-
cordiug to their ideas. and although they
or my husband would not force me to.
suN 1t is not a good, pleasant way Of
living. AS | don't want to say any.
thing about It TO my in-laws. / wish
YOU would give me advice as to how !
can convince my husband and he could
smooth things over with his people.
WORRIED.
\ wise husband will not ask his wife
70 liv" at his family3 home II he can
possibly provide home elsewhere for
her. \ man never realizes what a
woman suffers even from the best OF
m.IaWs when living under the same
roof. Better tell your husband plainly
what happened the first year and say
YOU fear It may lead TO serious
breach. He will listen TO you. I am
sure. Take a pretty firm stand on II.
hut be perfectly willing to 20 often to
their home TO SEQ them. Stay for week.
ends, drop in often for meals, but have
your own home.