(if course, ii will he argued that no committee, however wise, could pick
out satisfactory husbands nfld wives for others, because nobody can tell what
it is in another human being that fires our fancy. Granted. It is also con
ceded that every man and woman should he allowed the right to choose their
own mates. But undoubtedly it would make for the general happiness if this
choice could be done under guidance, and it would save them much suffering if
they could be kept from committing a matrimonial blunder that everyone
but themselves could see was bound to end in disaster for them.
But, alas, the one subject about which no one ever takes advice or listens
to reason is marrying. Even the experience of others hangs no red lantern
at the edge of its pitfalls. Cupid Is amenable to none, not even the fool killer,
and so the hasty and ill-advised marriage and subsequent divorce are ever
with us. DOROTHY DIN.
(Copyright. 1026.)
The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
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13. Now (Scotch*.
14. French king.
15. Canadian province (abbr.).
16. Falsehood.
17. Carrion parrot.
IS. Eastern State (abbr.).
13. Indignant.
23. Exclamation.
25. Rehold.
26. Conjunction.
27. Famous Roman.
23. Anguish.
30. Exclamation.
31. Rag.
32. Prefix: Out of.
33. ('hopping tool.
34. Runs about.
35. Baking place.
37. Exist.
33. Exclamation.
41. Three people.
43. Note of the scale.
44. Finishes.
45. Hindu title pf address.
