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MR. DOOLEY ON DIVORCE.

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"Well, sir," said Mr. Dooley, "I see they'so been holdin' a Divorce Congress,

"What's that?" asked Mr. Hennesy.

To wuddon't know,' said Mr. Dooley

supplied be th' in that we don't injye in. whiu a marrid

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRES8, SATURDAY, APRIL 6rx, 1907.

readin' about th' other day. Thore was a to scrap,' he says. 'I'm wan ir th' best- martyr f'r ye. Poor fellow! Me eyra filled, with tears thinkin' about him. Whin a young man he married. He was a fruman in thin days, an' th' object iv bis etarnai affection was th daughter the most popplar saloon keeper in town. A gerent score gulf oponed

timpored men in th' wurrald, am I not ? (Ye are not,' says I.) I'm wau iv th* kindest iv mortala, bo says, 'bat put me to th' same house with Saint Jerome," he says, "an" there'd be at lale wan day in th' month whin I'd answer his last warrod be slammin th' dare being th he

his wife. Th' eft answer don't alwaye nen Bway wrath. Sometimes it makes it worse, he Aay. Th' throtblo sboat divorce is it allways

*Divoorce in th' on's lux Bord. Unblween thim. He had flus prospecie i saya Man is mobraily « fightin' animal with

Couple

ivinolooly bein" promoted to two. fty a day, but she was heiress to a cellar full iv Morongabels rye an' a pool table, an' her parents objected_bycause ish difference in their positions. But love arch as his in barle an'

be denied. Th' bold iter won. Together they eloped to Pittsburg in' were married,

make

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out iv th' bad bargain th' won that made it

people knew they ouddon't get away fr each other they'd settle down to life, just as I determined to like coal smoke whim I found th collection wasn't big enough to put a new chimney in th' parrish house. I've acobally got to line it,' he says. "There aint any condition i hamna life that's not endursblo if ye maks up your mind that y've got to endure it, ho say. To trouble with the 'righ, he says. this that whinn rich man has a perfectly nachral serip with his belor d over breakfast, she stays. at home dose newthin' hot think about it, an lio goes out an does nawthin' but think about it, so that sfernson they're in their lawyers' office,' he says. Bat whia a poor

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ple get to th' p'int where 'lis irapornible Fr thim to gom livin' together, they get

ou livin together. They feel that way some mornin' in ivry month, hat th' next unde thim still glarin' at each athes tarah layan eggs. No wifa iver lavasher husband while he hath breath ir life in him, “n” wintleman

*ARDY! that took a thrip to Son Falls in order to wiw

Fr a short time all wiat wall. They lived of ti' housekeepin' expines on a rash accor

together happily f'r twisty years su raised wud find throuble ready f'r him whin he come

wa iv th' popylous fom'lics is people who back to Ar-rahey Road No. Sir, whin our

expect to be supported in their old days,

het peoples grab bauds at th'athar, they're hooked impchure lorer, spurred an

to desire

good with his queen, up river. Marridge with us is a life sintince lagged, cheater, an wurriked his way to at hard labour. There's only won decree is th head is th railroad. He was no longer dicoure that th' neighbours will recognize, an That's th' wan that entiles yo to a ride just| Aitel: Bliggen, 1h Princa i industhree. Al Graasy Bill, Oil Can, but. Willam behind th pall bearere. That's why I'm a back. the diffrent kinds ir moner ha iver hear it 'Tis the flueskylark iv alimprary Ineband I rolled into hira, large mou-y na amall, other make, bringin' home a new wife ivry Forth is people's money, money he'd labored fr an' July an dischargin' t old wan without a money he'd wished fr. Whin he sat in charackter. But th customs is th' aeighbours office coautia it, he often left a call f'r in pats all her auger into rabbin' th' zino off th

gioilemau an' poor lady fall out, the poor lady

are ngin it.

o'clock f'r fear he might be dreamin' an not get washboard, au th poor gintleman sites his be to th roundhease on time. But, beinn murdbrin a slag pile with a abovel, au' be th American citizen, he soon felt as sure it himself time night comes ar-round, he says to hin self ah ugh he'd got it all in th Probate Coort, "Well," I've got to go bums annylow, an' it's an' th' arly Spring saw him ou a private car 1 I shad to achappy bocatise I'm mis- spediu' to New York the home is Mirth. He judged," and he puts a puund is early into his was raycieved with open ar-rns be iery wan cint pocket an' goes home an' finds her standin' in that gr-reat city that knew the

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at th' dure with a white apron on an' some new Th Divorce Congres Hinaisxy, that I'm tino ir th' safe. He was invited I'r gaubtraching areand her neck.” fellin” ya about wan asgembird to make th' Inwx rules be his fellow-Kings is Finance. He was At there ya ar-re.

Two opinions," ir all States no diveres th' same. It's a th principal great is bonor at a modest but "I reg oo'y wan." said Mr. Hennessy, "What fur-rble sandal as it is now. A man shakes his

fasteful dinner, where there was a large artifical de re realy think?" wife in wan State 'y taha grabbad he bar an fake is champage into which th comp'ny cud Jed bome th' minut he crosses th' border.

dive. He become the prize package ir th There's no safety f'r annyan. In some places Waldorf. In th' on'y part it Now York ya it's almost impossible f'r a

raman to get rid iv Lis iver read about-ur-re there no churches or family onless he has a good raison. There's no homes in New York, but only hotels, re- regularity at all about 1. In Kentucky staurante, an' poolcans?in the on's part iv baldness is grounds fe voorva; in Ohio th New York ve read about he could be sore non incl-mency is th' weather In Illinge a woman night sittin' whers 15' lights cud fall on bis bald can be freed fr' th' gallin' bonds iv rathrimony but yaathful head. An little Angelis Gumdrop, because her husband wears Cor press gaitera; in th' lady next to th' and iv th Brst row on Wisconsin th' old mun get his maiden name

th' right, looked on him with those big eyes iv back becages his wife tells fortunes in thers that said so little an' meant how much. tayoop.

"Ent 'tis diffrent with others. Ilinniasy. Down be Mitchigan Avm marredge is un mor bindin' thin a dhream. A short married life an* an onhappy waa in their motto. Off with th All loy an' on with th' new nu' off with that. Til death as do part,' spe th' preacher. “Or th' jury." whispers th' whin' bride.

"la Nebrasky th' ackles are busted because father forgot to sipe bis boots; in New Turk bears mother knows a Judge in South Dakota. Ye can be disvoorced f'r anything if ye know where to lodge th' complaia Among th' ground ar-re szorin', deafness, because wan ith parties drinks su' th' other doesn't, because "won don't dbring an' th' other does, because they both dhrin), because the busband is loria' his teeth, becaur th' wife is addicted ta sick beadaches, because he asked her what she did with that last 10 dollar he gave her, because 'be known some wan alan, becante she injyen th

reciaty iv th young, bemuse he frgot so winā th' clock, because she wears a switch. A husband can get a divooze because he has mora money thin he had; a wife because he has lege. Ye can always get a divorce for what Hogau calla incompatibility ir temper. That's whic husband an wife are oth eroga at the rame time. Ye'd call it a tiff in pe're family, Hinnissy.

"But, mind ye, none is these reasons go in andy tre Stater. A man that wants to be properly divorced so there's no danger whin be prostes, th' river at Cintinpety that he'll have

to wheth baby cerredge that give him his freedom will have to start out su deo tear is our gr-reat-Kappablie. An be-1 time bes thurly released Te mey went to do it all over Again with theend choice iv bis wild glad hear!.

It wud be a grond thing if it cud be straightened cut. bbw ought to be th' same ivrywhere. In any part is this fair land in ours it shud be th Tight is any to get a eircore, with almeny simply be goin' hefore a Justice if th Prace an' makia' ko effydaril that the ledy's face bed grown too bleak for his tagle. Be İliteor," I'd go farther. Rather than here people endure this parvice. hord I'd let any men ercape be jumpin' th' ranthrret All he'd have to do if 1 was

oppin' this Gorgument wrd be to put some" clothes in th' grip, write a zote to his wife that ofther thinkin' it inter f'r forty years, he hd uade up his mind that his warm mainre was rot suited to meindpe with th mother is my iv Eisch Edler, an' go out to refurn

no more.

"I don't know nu alent marid life ezept what ye tell rem' what I mead in th* Ent it must be end. All over this PR-spare land enhappily rated couples are sufferin

row on thin almost as much as if they had a silver in their thumb or a slight beadache, The misfortunes jr this people ar-re beyond belief. I say. Bionissy, it is th' iooty i th law to marcifully, releas thim. Ye Take th care ie ma frind' fr'm Coke City that I was

"An' how was it all this time in dear old Coke City? It is painful to say that the lady to whom our frind was tied fr life had not

kapt pace with him. She had taught him to r-read. but he had gone on an" taken what Hogan calls book larain before marredge; men afther." th' postgrajate chores Women geta all their Ehe'd been pretty active about thuhildher while he was pickin' up more iddycation in thway is business than he'd irer dhream ir kuoria', She had ib' latest news about th' throuble in th Methodist Church, but he had a private wire isto his office.

A life spent in nourishin' th' young. Hinniesy, while fine to read about, isn't anny kind iv a beauty restorer, an' I've got to tell ye that th" lady prob'bly looked dif'rent fr'm th gazelle Le used to whistle three times fr whin he wint by on Number Illiven.

It's no nieg thing to rock th' cradle with wap hand englate th' hair with another.

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Coke City (lovely haunt iv th thrust as it ir) is long way fr' th' Cazine, Th Inst successful exthrusy yanza, that dhe lądy had seen was a lecture be Jawn M. Gough. She got ber Exetelian spry out is a music fex. What was there f'r this joynt intelleck an' this household fyrast to talk about? No wonder he piued, link is this Light is th Tenderlois bei compelled to set down ivry month or two an ohot ebout a new forth the Hiver had just sitt to a frmly up th street! Nor was that all. She give him no rest. Tine an' time again she asked him was he comin' home that night, She! tortured his proud spirit be recallin' th' time whin she used to dreg biz fr'm th' window is threem where Papa had locked her in. She * wint so far as to draw on him i last cow

dly spon iv brutal witer-their feare. Ope time she traveled to New York an' wan iv his friends seen her. Oh it was ernol, crool. Innissy, tell me, and ye consim this gr-reat man to such a slavery just bemcze be'd made a rash premise whit he didn't have scent in the worruid ?

I dare ye to come down to my house an thim things," said Mr. Hennessy.

ay

b, I know ye down't agres with me," said Mr. Dooley, Navetber does Father Kelly. He's got it into his head that whin a man's merrid he's marrid, an' that's all there is to it. He puts his band in the grab.ba, en' pulls out a blink' he don't get his money bark. mated couples The.mated couples! What are y talkin bout? Ar-re Ther By other kind? Are there any two people in th' warruld that ar're perfectly mated he Was there irer a frindship that was arnything more thin s kind of suspension bridge between quarrels he says. n irry brauch is life," says he, we leap fr'm soray

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