Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-04 | Page 5 | Can Marriage be Too Much of a Success? Read This Sad Story

J Can Marriage Be Too Much of A Success? Read This Sad Story 1 ' sss ' V Wo-'; X(j J When Juanlta. daug-hter of tho famoue poet, Joaquin Miller,, married John Kretf-ertrlc Kretf-ertrlc fteavls, rh lit peine cold miner, after a hectle courtehlp of one week, the couple cou-ple (terHM to part In another week, eo fove'e name mi(ht nvar arrow eotd. Trie pel hie rneAce wre to Hnk them across the f'ariflr. for he wae 10 return to the mlnee while ehe remained at Oakland, Oak-land, C'al. But rupld decreed otherwlee. Juanfta i and her ' Juan'' for thue aho etrlee htm. I remain honey moon ere many .weeka mttr 1 the weddlrte; and plan to continue eo Wma; j ae tbejr-ftnd each other conrenlaJ. They 1 V ' win have a aet?ond weddlrc br moonlight moon-light nstt April, when the fruit tree are In Moctftom It will he a plctureeque fte, with oriental and aymbollo dancea. The word "obey" will le omitted. "Juan." thouah M, la aa happy aa a hoy anrl th bridal rouple epend their da ye pirnlrklne; In the Rea via Ford or planning little x rural one to the i-alln quarfrr of Han Kran'ltfrf. "We're both eeeliir life for the fret time." eaye "Juan." "It takea two con -Cental eoule to understand anil enjoy It." 1 And they both aerre lt'e fine t9 find i marrtaa eurh a euceee that the honey-aiwaam honey-aiwaam rim- j-1' ( ahtne foreeer.