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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23

Social and economic beermen are terms more widely used
discussing the needs Of cities country communities than
any others modern life Many organizations Of
kinds have been perfected phase Of social ana
economic betterment.
Social welfare leaders Of Kentucky held conference Louis
vile this week continue the discussion Of child community
improvement that going past years.
the week Of December the Southern Cooperative
for Education and Social Service Southern
GEOLOGY Congress- will meet Nashville, Tenn discuss the
subject in all its phases relates
Southland conventions good They often end
oluons and the endorsements Of hghsoundng programs
ton farther And again. such conventions end
with concrete and constructive with deg
mated to put We that these conferences
do good they begin and end in theory for Visions
ideals and theories ar-reachng action often
happens flights o-atory
speaker back home and actually endeavos
practice those things talked When he begins
his he has much opposition attempted
the conventional way he person with indvt
uaty he do Of II In his way II he succeeds,
he becomes Henry Ford who blank failure in the
Of specialists until he his their
Henry Ford dehed all Of the orthodox principles Of his profession
and went contrary to the laws Of mechanics and science yet
"the dog invention Of his keeps rafting on tho sppa
ent satisfaction Of millions Of American citizens.
Now back to the subjct Of community welfare What the
rural communities Of country life
social welfare conventions but mutheads the
audacy put Of theories into practice; more COM
muny leaders who willing hit the trail Of
put the job Let have the audacy needs
Of rural communities The country community needs
what might be called community ndvd
uai.ed e but the life which
people the time This life should fight against eracy
poverty crime and disease body should launch social
evangelism that will larger ana better life for every
soul in the community 1t should make suggestions
operate with all other existing agencies for education
advancement This be done only thru community groups
ing body. The individual who lives himself
particular interest in the advancement Of his neighbors
citizen. He does have the consciousness. He will
not make special efforts for the communtys welfare
We. rural people, have learn that the community
working unit and should be organized city life organized
and should responsibility for everything that happens
In the community. This appes Of small
WELL for the United States included in
the rural population
The rural courty has taken inventory
itself and appraised the value Of its stock 1t
Tor many that it either rch the
understanding has been and has
pertinent whether not its conditions be improved
The first great reed Of any people community
the second need community leader
who is willing to do hard work 8 well dream
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET

ghe third annual banquet Of the
Scaffold Cane School. Beres, will be
held Saturday, November Is, at $50
p. m.
We remember all Of the good eats.
laughs. and smiles last year. The
time is here for US TO have moro
eats. laughs. and miles Of smiles.
There will be a radio concert. Hear
the music from Cuba and places In
our own land we call u. s. A. Send
your order for q reserve plate by
Wednesday, Nov. 22, as we can &C.
commodate only a limited number
of peop'e. Fist orders first served.
The price per plate is 500. Come
and have a good time with US.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23

Having sold out my business to E. C. Carson Company,
who will continue to run the business at the Douglas
Simmons Building on Second street. will put cheap
sale in order to reduce big winter stock of Ladies Ready
toWear before taking invoice. The sale starts
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
MRS. LAURA JONES BIG
SALE Is GOING ON

New Hats New Hats
Just In for This Sale
Hats that early in the season
would have cost me wholesale $1,000,
$3.50, and $500, now bought this
week, and retailing at $3.50. $500,
$3.50, $500. The most wonderful
bargains ever offered in Berea. II
you want a nice dress hat and have
been unable to find just what you
want at the price, you can find 1t at
Mrs. Laura Jones' store now. Sc
lect your shape and have it made to
orde-; also those nobby Sport Hats,
all colors, in felts; angoras in grey
and all colors. Sport Sets in the
popular angora styles. Soft, smooth
felts in catchy styles and popular
colors, at $3.50. Anything you want
from $1.O0 to $3.50 in spot hats;
also full line Of slip-over sweaters Ia
brown and all colors, just in. Come
on now. They will be gone. We
Sell Hats and Sci Them Right.
MRS. LAURA JONES
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Receives Highly Satisfactory Re-


Receives Highly Satisfactory Re.
Spouse on First Days Work
At q meeting Of the solicitors for
Red Cross subscriptions held at head
quarters last night, II was demon
strated conclusively that interest In
the work that Red Cross IL doing In
this community Is greater even than
IN previous Yeas. Altho many peo-
pie were not seen IN the Sunday can.
vass, the total subscriptions received
amounted to $1,174.6O.
Last Sunday thirty.two solicitors
canvassed every street IN Berea. II
was such fine day that many people
were not at home. John Dean thinks
that not more than half the people
Of the town have been seen. The
work will be pushed this week an ]
everybody will be given an oppo-tu.
nifty to have . part in this service.
The need for relief In our commu-
nifty Is greater than Il has been for
three years. Many families already
are out Of work and In need Of the
necessities Of life. Miss English. the
social worker, is now busy every hour
Of the day ministering to the needs
Of those in need. Financial relief is
not needed in every case. but the
need for such assistance Is and will
be great.
The contributions made on the Sun.
day canvass are a. follows. These
will be increased on every street and
increases will be published later. It
seems sure that the aim of 81 800 for
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
Take Chiropatrie Adjustments and
KEEP SMILING

It Is easy for a we'll person to be
happy. The sick suffer and there
is little chance to smile joyfully
when pain gnaws and sickness de.
presses the spirit. There is hope for
the sick to get well and keep well in
CHIROPRACTIC
Thousands are finding full restora-
ton to health in chiropractic adjust
ments. Should you consult your
chirop-actor, you too might be equally
successful. Science IL always on the
move. SO do not dismiss the science
Of Chiropractic, with q passing
thought. Investigate its merits. Let
it be known to your Chiropractor
that you want full information AMI
same will be given you. And . few
adjustments convince you that chiro-
practic will remove the CAUSE Ct
"Dis-EASE" and restore you to nor
NAL health, in q natural way, regard
less Of what disease you may be suf-
fering from.
Chiropractic 10 not MEDICINE,
SURGERY or OSTEOPATHY.
DR.. l. E. KIDWELL. PALMER
CHIROPRACTOR AT BOONE TAV-
ERN HOTEL MONDAY. WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Of each week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
COLLEGE GIRL GETS SO GOLD
PIECE

DR.. J. H. Broom. Of Kannapolis,
N. c., pastor Of the First Baptis.
church. gave a short talk In Chapel
this morning. He made PROPOSE
tion to any girl In the COLLEGE who
felt that she needed money to con-
time school this wear 70 core to the
rlatform and get a $50 gold piece.
There was some hesitarcy, but final
ly Miss Reba Kino summoned enough
courage to 60 forward and get the
SEQ. It was no fake. but. q real $50
gold piece.
DR.. Broom Is a graduate Of the
BAPTIST Seminary at Louisville. Ky..
and Is now writing a book ertitled.
"In the Mountain REGION" He con-
siders Berea the greatest motive
force for righteousness and progress
in the mountain section.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this method OF
expressing our appreciation to our
friends for their help. kindness. AMI
sympathy, thru the sickness, death,
ard burial Of our beloved wife and
mother.
w. A. Ogg,
MIRA Chaa Duerson
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-23
CANDY SOCIAL

viii give q candy social at Upper
silver Creek school Saturday night,
November Is, at p. m. There will
be q variety Of interesting features.
Ladies will please bring . plate Of
candy. Everybody welcome.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
BARCELO ESTA EN- NUEvA YORK

WASHINGTON, noviembre S. FL ,sehor
Barce6, quen Sc encuentra en- NueVa York, per-
n1anecera hasta hoy ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06

quiera, en- 10 que los republicanos hs
rfan en- esta capital 81 consiguiera
tan resonante triunfo en- los tribun:
les, pues hay la creencia de que Is
manifestations publicas que con tt
motive celebrarfan, no tendrfan pre-
cedente en- la polftica del pals. Loi
republicanos, seg1n los unionistas
aprovecharian esa oportunidad par
vengarse de la amargura Ell NAL
estar que hubo de ocasionarles II
perdida de la mas inexpugnable d.
sus Fortalezas.
Hasta aqui 10 que ell comentari'
pGblico eSta dejando OR a PROPOSE
to de esta importante question; per-
en- cuanto las opiniones de persona.
de responsabilidad publica Y de re
putada seriedad, nos vamos a refer;
al criterio sustentado por un como
tado abogado republicano, quien OCT
pa un cargo representative de elec.
ci6n popular Nos decfa el citado ami
go, Ell la tarde del sabado, Que e
no creia Que, dada la importancia de-
asunto que Sc debate, fuera este sci
resuelto en- virtud de un nero tee.
ricismo legal; que el estaba en- ls
creencia de que ellos tenfan raz6n er
cuanto las alegaciones que hicieror
en- su petici6n para que fueran abiel
tos los paquetes de papeletas Y que
solo con este, creia el que ganarfai
el pleito establecido.
Ell BANQUETE DE MR.. LIPPTT1
En- ell. Sanatorio Insular, en- Rft
Piedras, Y con la asistencia de algu.
(Contin1a en- La Sra. pag.)
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AlgunOs abOgados repubicanos opinaI
que es muy diicil que el pleito eIecto
raj de esta capitalIse resuelva favora
blemente para eIlos pOr un nero tee
nicisnO de caracter legal
Mr.. W. F. Lippitt celebra con un banquete !,
primer GniUerSQriO de Su norabramiento

En- la edicion del 6rgano repu-
blicano, correspondence al sabado III
tino, Sc publico integramente la mo-
cion presentada por los abogados
republicanos que llevan ell pleito elec
toral de esta capital, en- la cual
moci6n Sc impugna, por considerable
legal, la fianza prestada por los unio
nistas Ell el referido pleito.
Con dicho motive, durante todo ell
dia del sabado, sc estuvo comentan
do con insistencia extraordinaria en-
esta capital y principalmente por los
republicanos, la posibilidad de que,
probada ante la Corte la ilegalidad
de esta fianza Y anulada la misma,
Sc pusiesen los republicanos, vir-
tud de una sentencia, en- condolences
de tonar possession Immediate de los
puestos del municipio, aun cuando
el pleito no fuera fallado en- su fon-
do Y Sc ccntinuase el mismo venti-
lando ante los tribunales de Justi-
cia.
Respecto del resultado favorable o
adverse que pueda tener este impor-
tante asunto, puede asegurarse que
Sc han hecho infnidad de comenta-
rios por unos y otros, por 10 cual
nos atrevemos afrmar que, no obs
tante estar aun ocupando sitio pre-
fcrente el "affaire" Reilly, ell asunto
del Municipio de San Juan va cada
dfa tomando tai cariz de importan-
cia, que puede ser, que sin gran di.
fcultad, Y pcr 10 menos en- esta capi-
tai, llegue dicho asunto conseguir
hacer olvidar la question del Gober
nador, aunque sea por unos dfas.
La mayor pafte de los elententos
pertenecientes al partido unionista
no quieren nj remotamente aceptar,
III en- hip6tesis siquiera, que los re-
publicanos puedan tomar possession del
municipio, va que clio determinarfa
para los republicanos ell aduefarse
nuevamente Y de una manera perma-
nente, de 10 que ellos llaman Puerto
Arturo, por la razon de que, 81 toma-
ran possession del municipio en- las pre-
sentes circumstances, ell encontrarse
"controlando las cbras del empresti-
to que han conseguido los unionistas
determinaria para ellos ell triunfo en-
las pr6ximhs eIdcciones v, por 10
tanto, la permanencia en- el poder por
otra temporada de tanta o mas dura-
ci6n que la primera. Por otra parte.
los unionistas no quieren pensar ST
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Los abogados Francis, Guerra Mondra-
g6n, Martin, Castro y Sfre pidierOn el
sabado ante la Corte Federal el sobre-
seimiento de los ''indictments" rendl-
dos Dor eI Gran JuradO
Ell juez OdIin suspendi6 la Vista para el Uiernes
diez siete de los cOrrienteS

Nueva York., carece asimismo de su'
fciencia.
5.-Que la allegation de que "Jose
E. Benedicto, Enrique Castro Marti-
nez, Mariana r. Pesquera, M. Negron
Benftez, Narciso Saiz Jr. Y Ernesto
Diaz Jr. Sc pusieron de acuerdo y Sc
arreglaron para que dicha falta de
alcohol, como expresada anteriormen
te, cuando fuese notado al llegar di-
cho embarque al mencionado puerto
de destino, apareciera como una fill
TRACTION bona fide mediante la can
celaci6n de la fanza prestada para la
expcrtaci6n verdadera fiel de dicho
alcohol por dichos exportadores y re-
levando a dichos exportadores. del pa
go de las contribuciones adeudadas
por dichos embarcadores por no ha-
Der exportado los referidos 1887 Ii
tros de alcohol, de acuerdo con las lie
yes de rentas internas de Puerto Ri
co, defraudando asf a Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, ademas de violar la Ley
Nacional de Prohibicin, no son sufi-
cientes.
g. Que la acusaci6n de que los
referidos acusados "planearon antici
padamente la substracci6n Illegal de
dicho cargamento en- transito Y dis
poner vender ell mismo para mutuo
benefcio fnanciero", no es tampoco
suficiente.
T. Que los parrafos 2, 8, a Y 5,
del referido indictment contienen
las 1nicas alegaciones para mostrar
una combination una confederation
o una conspiracion de los acusados Y
no solamente dichas alegaciones son
insuficientes separadamente sino tam
bien colectivafnente. porque de min
| gun modo Sc demuestra en- elias que
exista la intencion de cometer un de-
Ito (offense) contra los Estados Uni
dos de Amsrica, no atiende nj CO.
lectiva nj separadamente a los re-
quisitos legales de la secci6n 81 del
Codigo Penal.
L Que el Indictment" no apor-
ia sufciente evidencia para una cons
(Continda en- Ia Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
CAMPBELL FUE DERROTADO EN- LAS PRIMA
RIAS DE KANSAS

Campbell fue derrotado recientemente en-
las eIecciones primarias de Kansas, debido a
un eQuivoco relative a su actitud en- ell reciente
conFIicto de los carboneros.
Sc asegura que ell presidente Harding, pa
-ra premiar su- exeelente record en- 81 congreso.
ie. nonbrara Cobernador de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
ULTIMA H0RA

compre por 90 ctvs. una gonna
de cuaIqu;era de estos tama1os:
32x3 I z Ska 34x4 34x4 1I2
35x41 2 36x41 2 37x5
Desc prisa que quedan pocas.
THE FISK TIRE STORE
ADRIAN NELSON
Distributor.
SAN JUAN, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
CAMPBELL HA CONFERENCE.-THE EXTENSAENTE CON Ell PRESI-
DENE HARDING DESPS DE LA CONFERENCA De LA SEhIANA
PROXLLA Sc CREE QUE La SLTlACION SERA ARREGLADA
Ell bill Campbell serd infornpado ante Ell Con,t6 de Asur
tos Lnsulares de la Cdmara en- la pr6xima session
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

WASHINGTON, noyiembre 5.--(7.o5 p.n1.}
En- los circuos bien informados de esta capital
hay una fuerte corriente de opinion ensfaVor de
Philip Campbell, prominente miembro oe la Ca
mara de Representatives. y autor del proyecto
creando ell Estado Lbre de Puerto Rico, quien
Sc asegura, sera nombrado Gobernador de la
isIa, 81 ell presidente Harding, como Sc espera,
decide hacer un canbio en- la Administrator de
Puerto Rico, despues de la conferenca que Sc
eNara a efecto la proxin1a sen1ana en- Casa
8cncs, en- la que tomaran parte los Sres. Ira
yieso, c6rdova DaviIa, BarceIo, ell secretario de
la Guerra Weeks, eI presidente Harding y pro-
oablenoente ell general Nc lntyre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06

Ell sabado 1ltimo acudieron ante ell
juez Odlin, de la Corte Federal, los
abogados Francis, Guerra Mondra-
g6n, Martin, Castro y Sifre para pe-
dir ell sobreseimiento de los 'indict-
ments", presentados recientemente
por ell Gran Jurado de dicho Tribu-
nal, por entender que dicha acusa-
ci6n no presenta claramente ninguna
violaci6n de la secci6n treinta Sic
te del C6digo Penal Federal.
La moci6n presentada por ell Licdo.
Francis, a nombre de Sergio Seijo,
asi como las presentadas por los
otros abcgados, es la. siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA
PUERTO R.vcO

Estados Unidos de America,
contra Mariana r. Pesquera otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
MoCIoN DE soBREsEIMIENTo.

MOCION DE SOBRESEIMIENTO.
Comparece Sergio Seijo en- la causa
arriba indicada y pide esta Homo
rable Corte que ell indictment" pre-
sentadO en- ell referido case sea sobre-
seido, por las siguientes razones:
1.-Que el indictment" no COM
prende ningin delito bajo las leyes
de Estados Unidos.
2-Dicha acusacJ5n no presenta
sufciente evidencia de una conspira-
cion para defraudar a Estados Uni
dos, en- ning1n modo, nj demuestra
claramente una violaci6n la seccion
treinta siete del Codigo Penal Fe-
deral.
S.-Que IA allegation de que los acu-
sados 6sc0nspiraron, Sc combinaron, sc
confederaron y convinieron juntos con
otras persbnas cuyos non1bres son
desconocidos por les miembros del
Gran Jurado para cometer un delito
en- contra de los Estados Unidos, a
saber: una violacion de la ley nacio-
nal de la prohibition, en- su secci6n 8,
del tftulo segundo", no es sufciente
A. Que la acusaci6n del "indict-
ment" sobre que dichos acusados sus
trajeron Y retiraron ilegalmente en-
San Juan de un cargamento en- tran
sito que estaba en- los vagones de la
American Railroad Co., cargamento
enviado por la "Porto Rico Distilling
Co. de Arecibo, destinado la "New
York Industrial Alcohol Company de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Campbell CELEBRO A ESTE RESPECTO UNA
EXTENSA CONFERENCIA CON Ell PRESIDENTE

Ha sido impossible confirmar oficiaImente
en- las atlas esferas de la Administrator los in
forn1es anterores; pero Sc ha sabido que Camp
bell celebr6 la senana Ultima una extensa entire
vista con ell Presidente acerca de las cuestiones,
de Puerto Rico.
Ell representante Campbell es considerable
como uno de los americanos n1ejor docunerta-
dos EN- los asuntos de la isIa, los cuaIes ha es-
Astdiado conscientemente sin prejuicos.
Campbell, ademas ha vistado varias veces
Ell pals Sc haa compenetrado con los senti-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
LA DELEGACION KEMALlSTA
HA SALlDO HACIA LAUSANNE

CONSTANTINOPLA, noviembre s.
La delegation kemalista la con-
ferencia de la paz ha salido hoy haeia
Lausanne, por la via de Esmirna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
FARNACIA Americana

Stop Al. Esq. Park st. Tel. 991 SAINT.
Tn ESTABLISHMENTS moderno. Venga
verIo, seremos atentos con usted.
Mande sus recetas aqui. Seremos
honrados pulcros al despachar la
misma. Prop. LUCIANO RAMOS.
Pregunte su m6dico 81 me conoce.
Ell lie dira, mande en- confanza.
Mensajero y bicicleta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
nientos e idiOgincrasia de los habltantes de la
Ell. PR0YECTO CAMPBELL ANTE Ell C0MiTE
DE ASUNTOS INSULARES

FL representante Campbell es autor del pro-
yecto de ley creando ell Estado Libre para Puer-
to Rico, ell cuaI provee Ia election de un gober-
nador eIecto por Ia Legislature y ell non1bra-
miento de un con1isionado Residente en- la isIa,
hecho por ell Presdente.
Ell referido proyecto sera informado ante
el Conite de Esuntos lnsuares de la Camara en-
la pr6xina session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
NO AcEPTE

cue lie sustituyan un producto de COL
GATE por otro. La palabra COLGATE
es una garantia. Advt.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01

per the Hare. 1t is that he may be
able to hear the slightest noise so
that he can run away from danger,
for you know he cannot fight. So as
he came through the Green Forest he
kept stopping every few jumps to
look and listen. He had almost
reached the pile of brush behind
which Reddy was hiding when his
long ears caught just the teeiest
weeniest sound. Perhaps in his
eagerness Reddy rustled a tiny dead
leaf. ANYWAY, Jumper stopped short
and looked very hard at the pile OF
brush, Reddy held his breath and
his yellow eyes looked very fierce
and hungry. Still Jumper sat there
looking and looking and looking. 1t
seemed to Reddy as if he never
would move.
Just as Reddy had about made up
his mind to rush out and try to catch
Jumper where he sat q heavy step
sounded behind him. Reddy turned
his head hastily. There was the big
black stranger who had come to live
in the Green Forest. Reddy didn't
need to be told that It was Buster
Bear. He gave one hasty look at the
great claws on Busters feet and then
with q yelp of fright he tucked his
tail between his legs and started for
home as fast as he could run, the
most frightened Fox who ever ran
through the Green Forest.
Next Story-BUSTER BEAR is
INTRODUCED.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
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are hundreds Of excitable wives and
sweethearts who. whenever they have
a difference of opinion with their
beloved want "to end it ALL
A lot of this exaggerated emotion
which they attributed to their own
extreme sensitiveness is merely to
bad mental habit.
It is born Of nothing and 1t ac-
complishes nothing.
The woman who let's love, and
what one man does. says and thinks.
absorb all of her powers is seldom
as happy as she should be in the
ory.
Half of the time she is jealous.
disconnected. inefficient and obsessed
with fear. And the product of all of
these or of any two of them is nerv-
Gus depression with acute reactions
upon the bodily functions. Deranged
digestion, insomnia and a weak heart
are the popular diseases which actual
Y arise from too steady thinking
about whether O man loves a woman
--or does not.
IL I were to select one great wish
for all women who fall in love it
would be that they study TO acquire
emotional control.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
EMOTIONAL CONTROL
Winona Wilcox Suggests That All
Women Acquire 1t

Two months was to be the limit
to these Letters for Lovers"
Surely" thought l, fifty letters
will exhaust the subject"
After concluding three times fifty
letters 1t Is plain that lovers prob
lens have no end. Each new case
Is individual and cannot be solved
by any other.
But is there no deduction to be
made from reading hundreds Of let
ters from lovers?
One there is which IS conspicuous.
One which all women have read about
but which each women re fuses to
apply herself.
1t Is this: Woman Is over develop
ed on her emotional side
Whoever has followed the letters
from women in this series will doubt
less agree with me that women will
admit that while love may be the
splendor OF life. 1T is only a part of
life, and not all OF ii
Love and marriage are the normal
experiences for a woman and as
such they provide her greatest hap
ninesS.
But l protest that the strain, ten
sion. nervous diseases and hysteria
which develop from love in many a
life are artificial and exaggerated
and that when women get back to ma
ture and cease to regard life a mis-
fortune when love fails their status
as human beings will be raised con-
siderably.
Some women waste all their days
in slavery which is unworthy. Some
waste their nights weeping for a love
which never was. Between the two