The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1913, Page 3

MRS, BORDEN WILL | ‘AGHT IN COURT FOR a GM Says ‘Mer Pigtt Prom THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1928. WHY IS YOUR MARRIAGE A SUCCESS?” STAGE ‘WISE GUY’ |FRESH FLOWERS NOT UP TO ROLE IN| 10 TRIM HATS, IS WHY IS IT A FAILURE? * *f & REAL UFE DRAMA, LATEST MARS Edmond J. Hayes Gets Into| Real Blossoms Used Also on Ludlow Street Jail Instead | Hems and Borders of Gowns of Starting to Europe. This Season. OWES EX-WIFE ALIMONY! ana tate om ce cecmn'ng for gowns Fifth Article of a Series. Copyright, 18, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). Escape from Slavery of the Wedding Ring _A Matter of Domestic Diplomacy or Divorce ‘Starts for Steamer Too Lai and Runs Into Arms of nee fe f Z ly r yi ‘tl : aH : I : i | | uF g = { i 8 3 a 2 a i % ‘When a Man’s Cheery ‘Good Evening’ and Prof-| | | i Spring Suits i 5 I Ramona Borden ted her father, after ¥< oars Tan ats ol fered Kise Are Accepted with Reluctance and In Drastic Reduction Sale! Fomoton Lake wanttartum. The sit mil Coldly by His Wife, There Ie Something First Time These High Class $ Wy 6s} Gutaar bed iced ber Wrong,” Writes “W. K.” we 0 Models Ever Sold for Less ‘Willem B. Ellison, former nd Than$20,$25,$306$35 Maal Gilda While ose’ ‘My Marrtage len’t-a Failure in the Ordinary Sense, ger: ym : i853 A f ate J, Waste, bead of the But I Cannot Look on It asa Success,’ Says at ‘ Saale serehs ‘ovee tas. “A. Discouraged Wife,” Whose Af q ; i 5S : Gamitartum to Boston, says Mre. é ami Gall precetdings ts fections Have Changed. eusepnt ae 5 ben Goughter. true he Gave MISS BORDEN FOLLOWED: By Ntvola Greeley-Smith. wan on the MAE. WHITE FROM NEWARK. A husband who believes himself unloved, and a wife who-confesses that on oe she 1s repelled by the quality of feeling she has inspired in her mate, com tribute today two very unusual answers to the questions which form the . basta of this discussion: “Why Is Your Marriage @ Success? Why de It e Failure?” eS Tt parse Many persons will cympathise-with paid gets “Mrs. the man who says “Marriage un- ing with an Dozer. But without der my circumstances is @ failure,| re? You have hed several repiiee | atone afl she wantet, from her |he kept on, ing loudly end strik- Borden fed for there is something wrong when| % ‘his delicate question. Some of | parents for they could not afford it. |ing ¢rantically at the trie. Then two tre, White a man of good habits whe cares for| 0 Temeties cugwested to make ito | She's had all she nested pius all she lof them finshed thelr duvuty shertite’ ‘Wiiewas nct @access are enty too well known te | wanted and more with ma I tesk | badges and a moment later one of the Saeed, dare © tamily rushes home tn the evening | us; they all seem goof m theory, | her along’to every fimotion to whieh | Gheriff'e aides poked a revolver unter o tins. end his cheery ‘good evening’ and| but tn practioon—? ioe Ot oie wo I went, and held thet the place was | the actors Tam hed « quieting 4 his proffered kiss to bis wife are ec-} MS eTee upon the by sug- Bet fit for me to go te if I could not | effect and Mi was escorted to Lad- cepted with reluctance and coldly.” @esting some more worthless rem- take my wife with me. I would | low Street Jail He i# now in the jail Rewever, f Y On te che hast * | eftee—they are useless; but I will | rather have remained uneducated | in Gefault of $4,000 on bonds to quar- Beréen and then took Ramona to Bos-/ @ 4 # mn the or , the wife who! cite my clse, and you may judge and have continued in poverty than ‘DMs recent wife Catherine seme tem. Mrs. White is now in Chicago to] Iam mourns for the glory and the dream/ for yourself whe, 2 @ good many to ve over again the last five years, g h. abi which have departed from her do- eR a seven ee ee pays ula lp dablgasg Abia Ad od estic ten years end heave two egatn. I am sorry t tl TedEe OK Gee ee children, I knew my wite for Afteen | (this te the first time thet I have Wome yeare prior to my marriage; at the eommitted myself in writing or oth- in the same plight of soul. But.an-| time we loved each other, in my | erwise), for I still love my wife not less I em very much mistaken, the‘ estimation, as no two people ever @s @ matter of course, but with an | eum number of these love-disillusioned| 4!4 Before T wae not quite in a | aching heart. Marriage under my |tepudired 7 wives ts large. On the face of the| Domition to marry when she had ctroumstances 1s failure, for there | would go to that he finds himself married to eeveral proposals of marriage, and {e something wrong when a man of | his itfeasa @ woman} although I di not have any under- | 00d habits, a man who cares for his | before he would standing with her, she knew what | family, rushes home in the evening |THE “WIGE aty intentions were and waited un- and his cheery “Good evening” and a ttl, having finished my studies abroad | his proffered kise to his wife are ac- | mecentty Hay and with a good income, I asked her cepted with reluctance and coldly. woeke in Greates to be my wife, This fact is enough w. & hen MMe Seat rem ten erase to convince @ stranger that ahe had SORTS mine a RE srowiet by tee maraty | come thing for son. There wae nou, [FOUR PINNED UNDER AUTO, | na at , and fe not, a thing within my here aes ty Sewer 8 tinh that f did net and would not BUT ONLY ONE !S INJURED. |" with finding the girl, We have no fur cared at all about what I thought or Lyfcery an Sarre out ther interest in uticovering motives for anid or read this interest was merety | Sco aver camel me fore thing a | Mason: Trowbridge’s Machine Over- | before het fight or finding out who tnOuenced the reflex of a much stronger feel Wen .groviaes and His Wife’ Sadr ous anes? m= fi we a turns in Bayside 's STOPPED IN WORCESTER; MAY| Bias: Dagan to realize the limited nature | $004 one “ot may emaloyecs heroes Hitp Is Distocated. TO-DAY. wite’s of our love for each other I tried to "4 Mrs, Mason Trowbridge, wife of a COME HOME for widen and deepen it by trying to be he announced to me that “your wite Yer, Borden and Mise Remone will! su5, Interested in my husband's business, fe here,” instead of Mrs, Blank, as |former Assistant District-Attorney of probably return to New York to-day. me his amusements, ie love of sports I had instructed him on @ previous | this county, suffered # dislocated hip ‘Unt yesterdey afternoon they were @t/ 4.) and I eought to ewaken @ sym- ocoastoa, Unless I was really very | when an automobile, Griven by her hus- the Hotel Warren in Worcester, Mass egances pathy in him fer the books and much ocoupled I always pala my |pand, wee overturned on Brosdway, there either by ¢rain or auto-} now pictures and the emusic that I loves, | Wife every onention Bayetde, In L, near Woodhill avenue, 1 would But I found that his mind was elther | Si Visited me at the office, and wee |. 4), Proud to introduce her to my i @ing World too tired or too indifferent or too an- | Very Paul % tnt ‘The TrowhrNigos Itve at Port Wash- printed tagonistic to respond to mine end | sores tad wien twas cocupled | ington, ‘They were on thelr way to New dave to gradually cur love, 00 nich of 1 a8 | Lots ‘watt tor ae G1 use the peat |YOrK with Mason Trowbridge jr., eight ‘ She eaeit¥ete reve 8 parey tense, for she has not visited me for | Yer? 4, and Mrs. Jamen Kilduff. The e plane. If my husband centre of Broadway at Bayside ie as- en ri 7 Fealises this he gives no sign of it, | ‘e lest two yeare at the office) ited, Om either aide of the hard Fea on the who, or Bin Teche suaotme” Wepre [rood le «ram whte wrtedne. i . czmear uch erewor sovame to | Dom rather cold to me, Why? | ottine very ot etn ax ma Seay? With Patch Pockets Son. te the houre well and economically ant SRYIPAT © BAR Gar Mend Of 8 fh 1 i A tly th tas he 4s proud to introduce o Dever expected my w! ost popu! ing to assist my daughter to repair the ' 1 friends. Tenens co omar one to'do ae, It Ie far trom me to eug- | MT. Kah dhigar Me potent ag Jal) ae ed Hey thie Suits ; her nervous system and to my state of mind 1s just part of a | gest that she may probably iove | "int ete dint, The cer hag |oustt not to have anything to say on splay us tar is season — those her from friendships thet are necessary disitiusionment with fife | some ome elec. I think just as axch |d°°p!y into the soft dirt. bevel euch occasions, although the @mid ‘wise shown in the Brill Stores, however, have ff an4 Jove; that all een are alle and | of ber mow ae Z did ten or Afteen ay” wes cnet negene, far more than popularity of pattern "a that I am just as happily married years agoy Iteve her with the same —_—_ po; or ig ex I coud ave been with commend them ‘ SHIPPING NEWS. } dencies. ‘ There is, first and foremost, the up-to- _. human being. For inmiy own home ing Stoestta) in an Sansone, ‘the-minute, distinctly smart style which: - do not love htm in the | imyseif that it 1s only their strange- GIRL’S FALL TO DEATH rolling i, lendorsleoved, sappily cat 8 i 4 5556 Fi # when we were first ness that makes me consider these that mak sider. th FROM WINDOW A MYSTERY. coats; narrow, shapely trousers and if he told the truth, other men more sympathetic and ‘witch he does not even to himeeit, ie woud tave to admit that he does | bends and'that if Timere marviea so Maid Only a Week in West End toned, prcut waistcoats, There's tt A . finish and and there . «fp. Avenue Apartment Found are the wonderfully low prices. drs . Not care as much for me. He saye any one of them I should feel the “Ramona has promised that ah is not run away again, that she will Obedient, and that she will sever to which Mr, Borden is Ld bi ‘That is all Mr. Borden asks, Therefore, an he will do nothing more.” e be u MRE, WHITE WITH RUNAWAY 4 At the Five Brill Stores—Ready-to-Weer. * GIRL IN BOSTON, Mrs, Borden, who lives in Los Angeles, im reported to be on her way East. Mr, Borden has repeatedly denied that he thought she hed any part in his deugh- Bulk BROADWAY, ot 40th 8, 9F9 BROADWAY, ar. Chombere 2, @- CORTLANDT 8T., acer Greenwich, 196TH 8T., at Bd Ave, |”