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Show HETTY GREEN SIGHS : O'ER CUPID'S WOES Bichest Woman in America Much Saddened tyActiYlty In the Divorce Court. NEW TORK, May t "This is sad." commented Mrs. Hetty Green, shaking her head dolefully, after she had watched proceedings in the Brooklyn divorce court for several hours. While the richest woman In America lingered in the court there were thirty-six undefended un-defended divorce suits tried before Justice Jus-tice Marean. "It Is the saddest thing I have ever seen,"i said Mrs. Green, when asked to speak of her impression of the tribunal tribu-nal where Cupid's work is undone. "The women never learn anything- about housekeeping;, apparently, and instead of attending: to household matters after marriage, they are without interest in them, ' "They pdnk up and parade around, and then the men fcrlnk up and parade around, and trouble follows. , "It all ends here, as a matte of course. It is a very sad thing, very. "You know, I have lived in many hotels, ho-tels, and I have seen a great deal of the way these little tragedies start." aaawBaBMBBsBBMspaBmoBassMMaBasaeHaBa- |