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h I am M years 01a‘ u“ I avsbaanseif-otwortingdtirhgmyen married . asnvery unhwwwrmmyhuanua. Hsaducalunissolilnited tbatithim- posdzile to early on an intelligent eoovrsalon with him. In the twenty- zwo years of our married life I tried m every way to help him improve himself, but to no avail. I love friends and a good time. but these are lmpomtblie with him because he is a kill-Joy. In addition, he is very jealous of me, without any reason whatever, I have been on the point of leavmg him several times but stayed on because of my son, but now that he is grown and happily married, I - . feel that I have done my duty towards him. I am sure my husband loves me in his own way and he is kind to me. However, when I am around him I feel like ruining away, but I do not do it, because the fear comes over me that I would not be able to live alone.

Iiatwouldyouadslsemetodo? MRS. K. L. KNEW Ills DEFECTS

anew-rm: Whevrl you married your husband. he was then, even as he is now. He had the same defects. If he lacks education now, he also lacked it then. If he is a dull and boring com- panion now, he had no witty line of conversation then.

You are an intelligent woman and must have perceived that he possessed these Handicaps. Yet from all the men Ln the world you picked him out for a husband. So, it seems to me, that the only sport- ing thing ior you to do is to stick to your bargain and make the best of it. And, believe me, sister, you are not the only woman who is guilty of this folly. Most of the unhappy marriages are the result oi women marrying men. whom they know at the time are not what they want in

husbands, but whom they believe they can make over to their hearrs’.

desire. But it can't be done.

You have worked twenty-two years in trying to tum an illiterate’

man into a gentleman and a scholar without achieving a-ny success. It would take more than 22,000 years to make a silk purse out of a seer“. ear, so there you are.

But if you fear loneliness, my advice is not to leave your husband. l-ie is kind and good to you and gives you a worshipiul adoration that

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the Lincoln boy on the street, his °°° coat flying. Johnny would have wanted a coonskin . coat. l Never to have Johnny anymore. ' She had lost tJhe boy she had and B11 the boys he would grow to be, l the Johnny at Milton, the Johnny ‘at Harvard. All those carefully ’ laid plans those bright hopes,. , gone. There was nothing to look I forward to any more. . She began walking up and down the room. her footsteps muted in the 50ft carpet. Her pacing re. | minded hcr of the many evenings I that she had seen Dick walking up-

and down like this pretending. | when she aked his thoughts, that l he was thinking out a case. She‘ , had known better.

Now Kay was coming back and ‘he would not be walking up and , down so much; he would be staying in town again like tonight. dining furtively with the girl in some little restaurant, motoring her home. _

She wondered WhM was ahead, of them all She wondered what Dick would do if suddenly she‘ broke out and declared she . wouln‘t have it. She guessed acutely that he would make no concesion to her in his inner life

She was tired of it all. ‘Tired of‘ standng in the way. She felt suddenly a selﬂbetraying pity for the Youth in Dick. the tonnentcd; youth that looked out so reveallngly .

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DEAR MISS DIX: I have a splendid husband and we get along fine. except that he shakes the ashes from his cigarettes on the table- cloth. on the floor or wherever he is and that gets on my nenies be- cause I try to keep the house tidy. What shall 1 do about it? What shall I say to make him stop it?

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* ANSWER: Well, you might fill the house with ash trays or fol- low him about with them, but the wise thing to do is just to do nothing. i Let him smoke in peace and the ashes fall where they may and when

from those gray eyes of his. She thought how dearly she loved him. g how quickly, it he were in danger! she would move to his side to die with him And she reflected how curoius it was that love could be like that ready to sacrifice life!

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itself and yet be unable to stand , aside and let the loved one live alone.

She wondered if she was able to do it. capable oi’ living up to it.l She believed in disinterestedness.‘ in gallantry She abhor-red people! who clung tenaciously to their legal rights; and yet. when it had _____ come to herself-but then she had, had Johnny and his home to light.

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l l if Dick married a ain loo soon l Paris? S110 believed they still dLiYmds §'lnch' gléimlynrds mun“! vorceci in Paris. She could 100k °r “an an“ term into that. She had always loved which mclglgés cog: l 55mm?"- io live in France. People would re_ guide Prim vou’, Ngne" A53“ n‘ member that about her ii she went 8M ‘style Number plain“; Be ow; there h f 1 u to state size vou wish l‘ Sie hang t. o t now a5 ex e ' Q. Which Ls the proper side for But she vlould get along very well, c§ﬂlﬂiﬁwwteﬁaﬁﬁﬂinm°m Th‘ ' hougr there were not so many ' Americans there now: she was not of those who thought the Ritz A bur and Harry's were ‘alldoi Ptzriqsd. ' She had French rcn s he shogdﬁhggosg tigrgilzhttosidcrow then rAnlctrilczms would bedcottglng m re“ to , f‘ . 1 over or 1o summers, nn ere it 15m tableifnwr the c°nwls~m°l was hlunys the Rivﬂicra and Spain Cm, A Yes. and may would “En be and yLondon and ftfsﬂ cruises-lshe encouraged w do SQ and trained knew the round o the expatrae. to converse intelligently and Sh‘? wwld have “w”? emugh- quietly. Dick would see to that she knew. Q. What color slippers should She could do it that Way- we be worn by bridesmaids? could tell Did; that she was tired A The gljppgf5 o: the brldeg- of the life here and its reminders, maids should match their gowns. that. she really wanted to go

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Two sisters - apparently all in all to each other-had lived to-

iriends that she preferred that gether for many years. Then.

life. She would be Just another nine day's wonder. She ougiht to no quickly, she when the one was ninety-eight and the other ninety-six. the elder! died. The relative who undertook

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