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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01
THE Man Behind

We don't mean the man behind the
times, nor the man behind in his pay
mentS. julius Caesar was the man
behind" Rome. Washington was the
man behind" the United States at d
crisis in its history. Every successful
business venture, no matter how hum.
BILE, has "a man behind; the man who
shoulders the responsibility and plans
the campaign, who possesses those
qualities that bring success to him and
to those associated with him IN business
Young mani if you wish to be the
man behind" a successful enterprise,
attend the Tyler Commercial College Of
Tyler, Texas, Americas largest school
OF Bookkeeping, Business Administra-
ton and Finance, Shorthand and Teleg-
raphy. With such efficiency as this
school will give you, the time will come
when you will be 1.-The man behind a
successful enterprise; when you will
become factor in the business world,
and your name a synonym OF success,
again exemplifying the fact that with
educated head and silklen hands, young
men and women can. carve their names
upon the talleSt towers of fame.
We have now more students in daily
attendance than any other three COM
mercial schools in the state combined.
This shows the overwhelming popular
ity of the Tyler Commercial College. It
shows that the people appreciate the
advantages of the famous Byrne sys'
TENS, which save the student, While
qualifying himself to hold good posi-
ton, almost $500 in time and board over
what it would cost in a school teaching
other systems.
We can place you in good position
Just as soon as your course is finished
Write for catalogue and make your ar
engagements to enter at once.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01

The regular monthly business meet.
ing Of the Welsh Civic League, will be
held at the Auditorium at three O'Clock
FRIDAY afternoon, the day of meeting
having been changed from Saturday to
Friday. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01

H.A. Bywater. the expert engineer
and machirest, who has been spending
the summers here for the past four
years running pumping plants, returned
to Welsh from his home in New Orleans
recently, expecting to spend the winter
here. He is now open for employment
in his line Of work, and guarantees to
make good. Address HIN at Welsh, La.
If in need OF his services. 3Ip.
Mrs. Tatau Lcuviere and daughter,
Miss Azelie were visiting friends in
West Lake last Saturday.
Post Master, VIM. Terry of this city,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Lake
Charles attending the state convention
of Presidential Post Masters. He re.
ports most excellent and helpful
meeting.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01
|f Proceedings of
| Sunday School Conference.
.dHued frem page one)

subject Was "HoW TO Make
Peoples Spciety a Success, :"
EcuSSed by Mr.. Robt. Milliken
and Mrs. L. E. Robinson of
RiOrmer said that there are
! 70 make the society a sue
Eer. Faith. Love-. The
akef said, To work as if
q upon you as an Individual.
y society, church and com.
ioplan your work carefully.
lieFence then went into a
aaRteer discussion of various
EasOciety work.
y subject was Trained
Workers How to Get" by
! Price, OF Alexandria. He
R different kinds of teachers
inefficient, and of the kinds
GteSSful. He next spoke of
n kinds of pupils. He next
lae teacher must teach with
mat the teacher must be
y |. subject was "HoW the Man
qe Boy" by DR.. T. NJ. Hunter
fouge. He said We must
/ n a ,Se nature of the boy, his
silEes. We must teach him
]. . boys words and names.
aeaded the Boy Scout move.
Explained it.
y subject was conference
! 10 many OF the delegates
y y, great good they derived
inference.
ellce then adjourned.
siiaam A. Role, Secretary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01

Hon. Jos. Fuselier and one of his
brothers, Of Elton were w elsh
visitors Saturday. Mr.. FuSe!ier is max
ing a strong fight for the election of
Sheriff, mad will doubtless be elected in
the December election.
Oscar Landry Jr. candidate for police
juror from Ward Three was the guest
Of friends in Welsh Saturday.
Span OF young mares for sale, five
years old, gentle and we'll broke-good
drivers and pig enough to 10 a good
deal Of work, -.lnquire of j, B. Lee,
Welsh, La. 224t
Chas. Moore who has been farming
the Moor farm north Of Welsh, in con.
nection with his brother and father
has sold out his Interest, and he and bis
wife expect to start for Western Texas
sometime this week. 1t is probable that
they will locate in that part of the
world for sometime at least, ether de.
Veloping alfalfa lands, or entering into
mercantile perSuits with his brOther.in-
law, Nh. Norris WEIGH.
Rooms for Rent:-One large and one
small furnished room for rent. In.
qu!re at Journal Office. 2ltf.
MeSSrS 4. r. McBurney ard Erwin
Lewis, and Misses Ruth McLees and
Allie Thurman spent Saturday in Lake
going down in Mr.. McBurney'S
new touring car.
f. L. Lewis, OF Roanoke, was bust.
ness visitor in Welsh Monday morning.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01
A Great Building Falls

when its foundation is undermined, and
if the foundation Of health good dlges.
tlon~.is attacked, quick collapse follows
On the first signs OF indigestion, Or
Kings New Life Pills should be taken
10 tone the stomach and regulate liver
kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy,
safe and only Is cents al ali Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01
HI ce' Chicken Feed at
Jones Bros. Feed Store.

Hon. LOWS Deputy, candidate for
Sheriff from Jennings was looking af-
ter his political Fences in Welsh Satur.
day.
/. R, Price, Of Lake Arther, candidate
for Clerk CT Court, and al the present
time Clerk Of the Jefferson Davis police
jury was Welsh visitor Saturday
evening.
G. ". Mack, Of Lake Arthur, who is
making a strong rice for Assessor, was
a Welsh visitor Saturday. Indications
are that Mr. Mack VIII carry this SCI.
ton OF the parish by d large majority.
Dock WitherWaX, one Of the Leading
capitalists OF W0oIlaWn was business
visitor in Welsh Saturday afternoon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01
Il De ERADICATED'
lr,tivs Efforts Cattle Tick
|r,sessed in Nine Months

{ c, Oct. Pit is con.
,,timated that the cattle
LIS of between fifty and
TAD q million dollars annually TO
This statement is made by
yighbert, of the United
,up Of animal industry, who
: Of arrangements for the
nu vat to be installed for
m purposes at the Fifth
firm Exposition here next
accoperatiye efforts" says
nthe tick can be eradiCa.
,m farm, no matter what
Vithin six to nine months. l"
sdipping vat at the eXpoSI.
~ i used to demonstrate tie
saf This most effective and
lin method OF Kidding cattle
This demonstration is one
m The comprehensive exhibit
iasraI department of agri-
Lille tick prevents safe breed.
ng and marketing OF cattle
transmits disease to every
aiestS. " says Dr.. Nighbert in
ai The necessity for the Grad
he pest, The cattle tick is
nanently and ineXpenSibly
F dipping cattle in a con-
Ii containing the standard
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01

Box of Buster Brown Hose left at
Journal Office, Owner call for same.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-01

Rooms Tor Rent:-One large and one
small furnished room for rent. In.
quire at Journal Office. 2ltf.
MesSrS 4. K. McBurney ard Erwin
Lewis, and Misses Ruth McLees and
Allie Thurman spent Saturday in Lake
Charles, going down in Mr.. McBurney's
new touring car.
f. l.. Lewis, OF Roanoke, was a bust.
ness visitor in Welsh Monday morning.
New Rice Bran md Pol
ism at Jones Bros.
j. N. Booze OF Roanoke, one of the
prominent citizens of the east side of
the parish was among the out OF town
visitors il Welsh Saturday.
For SALE or will trade for cattle: one
good EelVy ping mare with foal, also
one yelrling COLI. Inquire at the Jour.
nal Once.
Scholarship For Sale:....We have for
sale a scholarship in either the Tyler
Commercial College, or in the Vincent
Business College, of Lake Charles, that
we can sell 10 al ambitious young man
or woman at a figure that will save
them considerable sum. For partic.
uhrS, write or inquire at this Office.
Mrs. j. F. Tubbs was called to
Liberty, Texas, Saturday afternoon on
account OF the serious illness of one of
her sisters children.
LOST-GoId Crescent and Star
Stick Pm with Pearl in center of
IStar,-l'inder return to Journal
Office and get reward.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Welsh Civic League, will be
held at the Auditorium at. three O'Clock
FRIDAY afternoon, the day of meeting
having been changed from Saturday to
Friday. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
FOR SALE..Tailor Shop doing good
pressing and ordering business in town
of 5000 people VIII stand investiga.
ton. Inquire at Journal Office. 22.50p
Mrs. C. NJ. Fields OF California, ard
her father M, IsaacS, OF Illinois, who
had been spending several days visiting
friends here started for Mrs, Fields
home, Sunday morning,
FOR SALE-A good kitchen safe
in first class condition. Inquire at
this office.
Felix Ar2eneauX Of Lake Charles ar.
rived in Welsh the first of the week for
short visit at The home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Arceneaux.
S. B. Culver was transacting business
in Lake Charles Monday.
Garden Seeds in bulk
all kinds-for sale at the
Welsh Bakery.
&C. Gauthier, parish treasurer, of
Calcasieu parish was business visitor
in Welsh Tuesday, coming over to con-
duct an election permitting the mem.
bers Of school district laying about
ten miles north of Welsh to decide
whether they would sell their school
land at the present time.
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Thursday and Friday at
rlodel Grocery.
Miss Ella Giggar, of near Roanoke
was the guest of friends in Lake Charles
last Saturday,
Miss Margaret Fairly was the guest
of friends in Lake Charles Saturday.
Miss Emma Culver spent Saturday
visiting friends in Lake Charles.
Bring your hair combings to US
we will make their up into 3 stem
braids for So 25-C. a. Mac Leod,
over Crescent Drug Store.
Gxzzzggza@EzzszzEsEEzzZ1
IA 900 Acre Farm |!
AT ELTON !.
Improved With Well, Etc. U
! VI No Red Rice. |,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
MOUND CITY

\ gMrs.sN NJ. Harris was taken to ST.
Mary's hospital at Cairo sunday
where she viii undergo an opera
non.
{ Mrs Oscar Morris, daughter Miss
ilIe.en johnson and sons John Boeum
.and PHILIP of Jacksonville, I'M, ar
iriyed yesterday to visit the foyme-'s
parents MIR and Mrs. John A.
Waugh
/ The yeung people enjoyed che last
aeap ysqr dance Of the season st
Peaks 6 Higgins hall last evening
I was given by the young ladies aud
sYas "a very informal and enjoyable
affair
John McGhce of vipcenpes Ind.
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Porter oil Sixth street
somuel and Cal sheerer were
Cairo visitors yesterday
Mrs. sasuel jacobson OF America,
was shopping in the citys Yesterday.
HIite tlillerich who has been the
guest Of his parents Mr.. and mrs.
Henry HNlerich left yesterday for
his home at Rockford, II.
William Hurst returned to his
home in Palas'li Yesterday after yis
itihg his mother Mrs, NJ. ]. Hurt ana
other relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. D, Brel-ford Of
America were in the city yesterda
Mss Georgia Calvin Of olmstea1
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs Carrie
Spence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
.6ouellt ard Paid For

Even ~ smallest piece OF eIabo
tate Nuraiture is carried for the
production OF William A. Brady
ereet play, Bought and Pa.d For
Net a single piece OF the regala-
tiesfer scenery CT properties win be
used in ills performance as It is all
transported in special hagsage cars
by the organization, Both the play
house cast and the product or viii
De seen here comp etc. No p ay pro;
dnced Ia scose Of years. has att
traeted the attention Of the people
or won the universal praise Of tbs
dramatic critics a. has this wonder-
iul Brc2dhurst comedy drama. Ths
m9EafEtaes have devoted unlimited
Fbate 10 lie scenes and the. story
and tha scnera. constr et.en OF The
o5Jerlng. Conservative there is IL
tle 70 say aside -om the fact thae
II is to be seen here soon with the
New York cast and production ex-
actly as presented at the Playhouse,
New YORK. for a solid year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

| c. T.. Riehey left yesterday fer
Columbus. Nv, on Business trip.
/ Mrs Ed Westerman was a cairo
visitor yesterday
N N. Harris was in Cairo yester-
day al the bedside Of his wife wins
Is in at ST. Marys hospital.
Thouas Boyd made cuisines.
trlp to Cairo yesterday.
DR.. s, willard was in Cairo yes.
Ierday professionally
Mrs, William Whlteaker and scr
Hsll d Pulaski spout yesterday with
relatives IN the city
Ms. and MIS-. . y Elsey and little
son BHly 81 Topeka. kan, are The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
sheere- Of this city Mrs. sheerer
was formerly Mrs Glide Ehey o.
Cairo
A very quiet wedding was sol
emnized Sunday, evening when Miss
Lillian Margaret Johansen ana
Harry r. Perks were married al
1880 O'clock They were attended
BY Miss Ida Johnson and Carl
Johansen, the alter a brother Of
the bride. Reyo,J9as An,derrssag.nl en- es5
tor q ST. Peaf AEgiao9Hnlo5 FJbnl
performed the y9d1o5 osiHj aRii9{lt5 3
wedding a daifnee di6f q4dislfof eSf ~
The young obRie hid h9bey hPmls7in
thc'nr iiall Frfe q6f4r gpside45sI8st
liif street w4aF9d Ae,oweaa4ne oe.
currcd
The bride IS the second daughter
Of NJ and Mrs Gus Johansen and
has, until the past week, held the
position as eleek in Miss Ida John
sons dry goods store.
The bridegroom ~ the nephew of
4 c. Perks and Mrs. Thomas Hig-
gins.
Both young people are promineni
in society cir ies and possess many
friends They received many gifts
not the least of which was deed g
q piece Of property Ga Bigh street
from, -. and Mrs. Perks and Mr. and
Wrs. Higgins The p.ate is now oc
cup.ed by ], 5. ~ Ter and family.
Those present ais the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs q. Johansen, Mrs.
Joseph Layton and daughter Helen,
and Ar aed Nls. g G. Arey and
daughter Vera OF Cairo, NJ. and
Mrs. Thomas Higgins, Mr. and N
L. C Perks, Misses clara Perks. Mag
hewkIas and ida johnson, william
Per end Cari Jobansen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

Pr. w r Meisanberg made a Rro-
ieasicnal trip 70 Cairo yesterday
Miss Clara Peasley OF Memphi s
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Aln
MaGnl q Upper Main street.
Paul Darragh was a Cairo visitor
yesterday
Mrs L. D stophlet visited her sis
ter airs VIVA BigserstaG at MOUNDS
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Biseer-
staff is ute .qll
A. j. nougharty Of Char o5top,
No was 10 the city yesterday 3n
business
Mrs Hczia Dunlap Of Cairo il
visiting re atives in tho city
Mss Merle Miller visited Cairo
relatives yesterday
G s, Hritton II packing his frs
goods and millinery steel p-aIa-a-
tory to moving the same to his stor5s
at Cairo aud Mounds. lie viii dss-
continue business here
+. ] Kuny won the Columbia
graphanoia at Comptons ieualsy
store last evening. This was giyea
for guessing the length Of time
large candle would burn Or. Ku8y
guess was Go hours. ; minutes md
A seconds, and the candle bu ned
90 hours, is minutes and % sec
onds.
Miss Flora Koontz eft Sunday Tor
her home at Oak Park, H., after
spending Q few days with Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. s. Kcontz.
I. Beaver was Cairo business
caller yesterday
The Woman's club will entertain
tde meMbcrs husbands with a ba4
quet at Perks & Higgins hall .ais
evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
10000 voICEs!
Aud Many are the Voices Of Cairu
PeouIe

Thirty thousand voices What a
grand chorus And that's the mum
Der Of American men and women who
ARE publicly praising Doans Kidney
Pills for relief from haekache, Kidney
and bladder Ills, They say 1t to
friends. They tell it in the home
papers. Cairo people are in this
chorus. Here's a Cairo case
J. W Connell 219 Sixth st., Cairo
I'm, says; sitting in stopped
position ~ much OF The time weaken
ed my kidneys and as the result, /
suffered intensely from backachc
At night was unable to sleep. as
position assumed comfortable. The
kidney searetions were unnatural
and annoyed me greatly by their ir-
regularity in passage. When Doan
Kidney Pills were brought to my no
tice, | procured supply at Paul G.
Schulz and Sons Drug Store and aft
er talking half the contents Of one
boX,i felt like 2 different man. The
Rlids. . Ii MY hack disappeared and my
RIA esAs dPGfaG5o hn9rlnaL never
used another remedy that brought
sstkf great benefit as Doah's Kidney
Phli.
sFPr sale BY MI adealers Price 90
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name oan's-
and take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
On the Snnt.

a girl on a footstool often has an
advantage over a gin on pedestal
The Taller.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
AMUSEMENT is


Cairo Opera House, is the fact that
they Garry thei- own orchestra Of
i've re which has been paying The
music eyer since "rhe Pink Lady
,seat to Naw York, where it ran for
ene year 10 tAe greatest success ever
Known on Our stage and later dupli-
Gated this tt amphart high water
ark az inc Globe theate~ London,
Eng. This itemSof the othestra is
IN unusually heavy detail Of ex-
papsa, bit & Is worth 1t In the un-
charm that it adds to the perform
aReaaand shows how thorough Klaw
4 Erlanger are in giving their
fnApdid bit Che finest possible rep
resoatation on tour as well as they
did daring TIE Long New YORK run
Of the p,ece
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

1e-sI-st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
a0Fiaar Rsa.

Love laughs al ocksmiths." aad
now the little god Of affection Is
laughing at the police, for in the
play ''o8csr G669 the Little rascal
WAGES a battle Of wits with a platoon
of blue coats and puts them to rout.
Officer Gee" is the new farce
produced by Cohan & Harris. which
is announced ior presentation at the
Cairo Opera lioase by a specially
chosen company of COMEDIANS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

FOX NEW YEARS ROSES. CAR
NATIONS aad VIOLETs send box
with your best wishes. CADE. the
with your best wishes. CADE, the
florist AdEt. l2-31-lt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

! a decided feature of the local pre-
saatafion OF Klaw & Erlauger's
lsical comedy de luxe, The PAX
L4dY whith IS 10 be seen al the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31
Notice to sl,s Pablo.

A'ter tais date will not BE- re-
sp9nsi9ie for any debts contracted by
my wife, Mrs Nellie o'rourke.
tsisned, FRANK o'RouRKE.
Cairo, Ill. Dec, St. 1912
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-31

Greatest of Meat Eaters.
rhe Americans are the greatest
meat eaters of any of the nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR

Occupation Ii excellent. In fact.
II Ia essential to health. But the
conditions under which II Is car
ried on must be suitable and ra-
tional and reasonable or else the
result will be III.
Recently Massachusetts had an
instructive exhibit on the hygiene
OF occupations. II was divided into
six sections:
4. Occupations involving expo
sure 10 irritating and poisonous
dusts.
2. Occupations involving expo
sure TO Irritating and poisonous
fumes and vapors.
q. Occupations involving expo
sure TO intense heat.
4. Occupations involving expo
sure 10 excessive humidity.
8. Devices for protecting the eyes
OF operatives In certain Industries.
q. Miscellaneous.
Suggestions relating to the cot
ton industry. the broom corn indus
try. chairmakIng. wooden industry,
manufacture of derby hats, etc,
were included under tho first.
Brush making. storage batteries.
jewelry industry. brass casting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

granite working. sweatshops. etc,
were included under the second.
There were illustrations of fac
tories In which there was a proper
regard for sanitation and others
in which there was no regard
Many illustrations showed the
microscopic appearance OF differ
ent kinds OF dust and showed how
some kinds are more harmful than
others. .,s
An interesting exhibit showed
types OF apparatus In use TO cor
rect bad conditions and TO keep
trade dusts out OF the mouth and
eyes. y,
Tho exhibit consisted chiefly Of
photographs and pictures.
II was a valuable lesson TO the
man who employs and to tho man
who Is employed. m
II other states would follow
suit there would be another step
taken toward regulating condl-
tions under which men and women
are compelled 10 work.
Occupatlonal diseases would be-
come less of menace. Health
would lose another Of Its under
mining influences. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
/ 90 MY BOSS. nlnplNo

Dear Misa almost run hut am not too
old ask advice years today my family but
o
children drunk that tumbed
have been AZ since.
while was going TO school father supplied With all the
money wanted He rich then
Old living With children he taught TO be drunkara
hold political Job
most OF
think much family
side myself Drink effect
all hungry
wicked this a
ing
tain anythins do boss bidding not for this Job
and know Incompetent could $40 month
stned drink could not stand physical esersn and brain Is
Is blank dirty wil
Whom
so without drink
A RESPECTABLE BUT UNDESIRABLE
effort IN the right direction.
You probably overcome you
your appear
print and vi @ privately
80
are wilkins. Let hop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
olvs LOVE A CHANCE

Dear Miss Grey. Seeing thnf
others bother you With their uof
bloa. will with mine.
My husband wanted me 20 do my
own baking. so I did Well. then.
he said IL wasn't III 10 eat. ana
said things about everything J cook
that would disgust one with eating
/ have tried my hardest TO fin
things the way he likes them.
Now. Mas Grey, one thing can,
stand IN some one always findins
fault with everything. | did love
him. but when he complains ! find
myself drifting away. | told him
did not intend TO put up with u, but
be only laughed.
Miss Grey, don't want 10 leave,
AZ We have one child. but shall be
driven TO II he keeps II up. What
shalt ! dof he " a good fellow IN
all other ways.
A pisGusTED WOMAN.
A.-Tha best Tins for you 10
take your stand In this matter u
right now. Talk 10 him lovingly
about his fault. and n he cares for
you he will certainly try 10 correct
H. 10 very careful not 20 make
threats you are not prepared 70
carry out. Love will accomplish
wonders II you give Il a good
chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
LETTERS TO CYNTHIA GREY

prevent crying tho more tosrn
flow.
My husband ucoida when cooking
doesn't suit him and ~ makes him
angry for me 90 cry Miss Grey. |
would like 80 much 20 zee YOU. n
you viii come TO soc me. ! will send
my address | Will give you a nice
chicken dinner aud show you how
| can cook. Please answer soon
and say you viii come.
MRS. X. u.
Al thank you. and am sorry |
cannot accept; but my time - too
occupied.
II Is uperEensitivenea thai
canaea YOU to cry. SO II you can
get over the idea OF anyone having
power To hurt you. aud use 20 the
best advantage crlticlam that ~
Just. living above the unjust BY
realizing that the person giving u
does not know better, ! am sure
you win be happier.
n You are really trying 70 I'm
prove. your husband should not
crlticlse unless In helpful spirit.