The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-07-29
Go Right Up and Tell Her
Just How Much You Love Her

although. of course. she understood him
very well.
Because, then. my dear, Ia quickly
made answer. 4 wouldn't feel ike such
an internal muf If / asked you 10 share
what I have with me"
"Oh. IS that it?" said she. gazing
very sweetly into his eyes. Wei. you
know very well, Jack, that I should
never consider you mun, IS you say
so horribly. under any circumstances.
no matter what you did. and il is mean
OF you 10 reprOach me for not being
poor. 1 can't help It. can -"
This case looked good enough 10 the
young lawyer, and il was. They'd de-
cided upon the time before the end OF
that week.
Case No. 5--Young man, another law
yer, had been calling and sending her
flowers and taking her out pretty often
Tor something less than year One
evening they were taking a car ride
when they passed a tidy apartment
house in course Of construction and al
most completed.
saw the plan OF those fats a few
days ago" he said. nonchalantly.
They're daisies-best arranged ! ever
saw. BuTlap walls and all that-only
$40 per for the best OF EN-"
'Burlap walls, you say2' she re-
marked. dreamily- Il just love burlap
walls in flats. don't your
sure" said he. Want 10 get OF at
the next corner and come back and lake
a look al these fats2"
Il don't mind said she.
So they got off the car at the next
corner and went through the hats, and
while they were standing In one OF the
cunning dining rooms he walked right
over 10 her, put hls arm around her
.HaH "a
Hun. how about us taking one OF
these flats? You know how badly want
you.
She didn't take his arm away. 1t was
all right They fixed upon day then
and there.
case No. 6-Gay bachelor of thirty-six.
Rather confirmed in &c, had been capti-
waited by the good breeding. high char
aCter and strong sense, as we'll : beauty
of his typlst. Made up has mind that
he q Ike 10 marry her Had IL dOped
ont that she liked him fairly well. but
wasn't certain about her having him.
iu spite of his pretty moderate looks and
considerable business prosperity. one
day ne touched the electric button that
summoned her into his private office Tor
IA diCtation. She appeared promptly,
notebook In hand
Ell didn't can you for a dictation
today. Miss Hitkeys.' he said 10 her.
rising from his seat and bowling TO her
most deferentially as he placed a chair
Tor her, want 10 ask you iT you'll
marry me-
She appeared overwhelmed, naturally
enough. but she didn't. say anything
about IL being so sudden She Te-
spected the man and more than liked
him. She said yes" before leaving the
private Office, and they're one of the
happiest pairs In New York
Case No. Very young man u
twenty-one or SO, son of well-tO-do folk.
had been violently in love with a Vest
ern girl visiting his sisters for a
whole month. Case with her about the
same so far as the love part Of il went
lie caught her In the sitting room on
the day before she was 10 return 10
her home in the West. All the rest OF
the folk were out or upstairs. He walked
over TO where she was standing by the
mantel and grabbed her.
Say, Gladys ne brea thed hard into
her, II m never going 10 let YOU 60
home until you promised 10 marry me-
SeeE Now. YOU promise me right now'
Let's get engaged l want you and I'm
going 10 have you. D.ye want mel
mean. viii you have me-
You know very we'll it's j-j-iuSt
k-k-killing me To g-g-go away. ana
l-l-leaVe YOU. J-J-JaCkey. and ana
her weepfulness rendered the rest Of II
unintelligible.
Thus they were plIghted, and they
We're married a year later.
These few random cases the results
as stated, of careful Investigations along
this line, clearly indicate that the tub-
rubbish junk set forth by the declars-
tons and proposals IN the nct0n books
simply does not go. They dom kneel,
they don't flap. they don't claw their
hair. They just ask EN-. Ike sensible
human beings They're glad II they get
en-. and they take their medicine, as
rule like little mer II they're turned
down. New York Telegraph