The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1923, Page 15

FRIDAY, OCTOBI R 12, 1928 THE SEATTLE STARK ar ° OF ADVENTURES ¢ (tlh G 0 Lean 4 (4| OFTHE TWINS W ey RE K iBUTION f 6Y Olive Roberts Barton in al rr a ERIGON MARSHALL NEVER MEDDLE WITH MOSEY MUD-TURTLE Many Readers Answer “Cyclone,” Who Would Alter Yesterday | txed t own hands « BY CYNTHIA GREY | respondent who wrote defending the yo imply because who conte ontinued From The ried woman she an a ore jt e My! 2 juacked M ) 1 f bill w co ig mar in matrimony, and tarted a ging from the replies which are flooding this department Foll of them Dear Cynthia Grey: After reading the views of “Cyclone” »a | in Monday night's paper, I can’t help wanting to voice mine I think the writer of that article chose very wisely when he signed it “Cyclone,” because I think it shows just about as much conscientious thought as does a cyclone I am one of a family of six children, all of whom are married but me, They are all happily married, too, If a ,, couple are really in love when they marry, the glamor o1 *© | the honeymoon will not wear off and | uch an unlovely situation as “Cyclone” described, 2 is too serious and sacred a thing to be treated so lifhtly. A girl who figurés like that one should not marry. Hf a girl is old enough to marry, she is old enough to know what she wants and not jump recklessly into something which will not appeal to her, “Cyclone” speaks of your answer to “Friend” as being cruelly unjust. I wonder what she calls it when a girl 1 | loyalty to her husband in marriage and starts to m happy home, then in the course of a few months, decides break those vows and wreck their home, for no other reason t| than that she wants to go back to work and be free to go bility involved rlaimly eritable cyclone wing are some (To Be Continued) to with whom and where she pleases? N. ora | Many Call ] ynthia Grey will receive call vere. | Many Ca 1 Monday, Wednesday and rs,| for Kitten nd on I M ( 1 11 to 1 been weeping—in her | - at down in one of the this is very pat After aks to it a soothing ir, bath with or pat i the witch madort, t 1 effect. Dur ur ason, pike and| t nd their teeth| the! hushed, halfar and death. 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