... lot of women two generations ago. Every generation brings its own duties and responsibilities, and the present-day woman, married or single, must of necessity interest herself in public affairs, many of which, I should like remind her, were, in her gr ...

... only your due deserts. When I'm thinking of marrying, said Percy, I shall hunt up a simple innocent young lassie. Though she'll have very young, I'm afraid, to answer, and chuckled. Better to get married now than behave you are doing. ' said Ted. ...

... upwards. Is it any wonder that nearly all my male acquaintances who are getting on for thirty years of age cannot afford to marry. Some them are courting, so it is not that they are woman haters. You will say Well, why not cooperate with women for a living ...

... llelfort, and all the officer* the garrison fell love with her. A girl twenty she rejected all these brave warriors, and married M. Stein heil. a man of weak, hesitating, and reticent character. It remarkable how many women have done the same. But her ...

... struck off the list of employments for girls, there are certainly not enough womanly occupations for those who don't get married. J. T. H. suggests. —Yours faithfully, FOREIGN WAITERS AND TRADE UNIONS. To TUB EDITOR, DAILY HERALD SlR.— Like English ...

... has but one at a time. On divorcing a wife three times, the law decrees that she must married another before the husband can take her back to wife. times, on marrying his wife to a friend, the friend refuses give up his newly made bride and a quarrel ensues ...

... fifty years ago. Young John Rhead was about to marry Samuel Sibley's sister Rose, and his own sister was by way of being engaged to Samuel. The partnership seemed to be doing well, and the inter-marrying would only knit the firm more closely together ...

... coal strike? When working full time pointsmen received os. 3d. week, but during the strike period these men—many of them married—only got 12s. 2d. week on average. The car cleaners in Cardiff are the worst paid in the country. In ordinary times they only ...

... having return after divorce to my father's harem, where I might never be allowed see children again, and later, perhaps, married another whom my father might chose for me whether I desired it not. The wealthier a man, and the higher a position holds, ...

... sent a thrill through him. My wife! said, and kissed her. But sho did not ask him to marry her. She only sobbed. understood her unspoken heart We will be married at once. said. 1 must now tell your mother all. Min felt somehow relieved. Her straining ...

... junior ratings, are married, and have dependent families. It may be argued by cranks that that is entirely their own look out; but, turelv, these men—the best disciplined and healthiest of the nation's manhood —have the right to marry and propagate their ...

... are victims —alavea; aome happy, but victims and alavea none the lew. Children have nghu. A man can generally himaelf whom marries; bat a no about hi. father mother, which a fat more important matter. Ted was in cauatic humour. H. went on. * No. don t think ...