The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-14
BY MRS CAROLINE FROsT-Afc. DONALD. WALTERS BRON SON.CHEVALIER-BURGESS- GARDNER.WHITE.LUIGI-
 HATFIELD-WILLIS-
 PASCHAL

GARDINER .WfITE-LUIGI- HATFIELD-WILLIS- PASCHAL
 (Who Has Been Married Eleven Times)
 Urania, La.--"Yes, know some-
 thing about men and marriage. l crave companionship,. especially
 since am nearing old age, and because my experiences with men
 have not been altogether pleasant. have not lost all confidence in
 mankind. One thing I have notic- ed about man before marriage.
 How attentive he is to the girl he
 hopes to marry. He carries ths um mbrella over her head; he Jugs
 the boxes and the shawis; he picks out the cleanest patch for her to pigs as they walk along: buys a big
 stick of peppermint candy and bot tie of soda pop--and he goes with her to her own church, even
 though he is nothing; he swears she is just perfect. But after mar riage what happens?
 "He walks on ahead leaving her to follow as best she can--shows in every way that he thinks he is q superior creature and then he winds up by showing disrespect for Ger church. He played the
 hypocrite to get a wife and now
 while still pretending to love her, shows that he is snot gentleman
 by nagging after her and even ridi- culing her church. Beware, girls. of the liar who wants to fondle and kiss you, falling on his knees and swearing undying love.
 He is a snake in the grass and learned his part from the picture shows or some trashy story. Keep your sweetheart at your fingers ned-if he is worth while he will wait patiently, and think more of you when he does win you.
 "Then we have beasts-lustful beasts who pretend to want a wife, but are not capable of know ing what a wife is-he wants a woman, that's all. There are thousands of such beastly beings who entered the marriage state for legalized adultery. There are families where husband and wife do as they please and brag about 1t. The husband or father is a beastly drunkard or profane brute but sometimes the wife is the immoral one, but not often. I was raised in the church and heard the preachers tell of married life as it should be- that it was not good for man to be alone-that he should have a helpmate-and live honorably and uprightly as St Paul admonished.
 "I have been married II times but three of these husbands were worthy of the name man. and that is about the average you will find of all males-three out of Il. Why, one of my husbands was worth whole cowpen full of the others!
 "This last man. Louis Paschal, to whom I was foolish enough to marry, has given out to the press that paid him $5.000 to leave. l want the world to know that never gave him one cent. I talked over the matter with him-told him that he was weighed in the balance and found wanting-that he did not do enough work to earn. HIS DOdIQ dHu ACSR-SAAos I WohtCt an industrious man around the place who would blow. milk the cows, look after the stock and at least do half as much work as I did.
 T told him he was not the man needed-that he was in some good mans way.
 "I was born 63 years ago in Jackson parish of poor but hon. est farmer parents and was given the name of Caroline Frost.
 "At IA I married a young gall lant. Duff McDonald. who had a farm near Tullos. I worked side by side with the men in the field -could blow more new ground. split more rails, chop more wood than any man in the country. I was strong and not afraid of work in fact everybody worked there were no idlers. Nine babies came in IA years and when my husband died, the eldest child