The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
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o.--Tomorrow Ia my first year
marriage anniversary. and have
led a most unhappy life.
My husband does not support me
and have no homc--nothlnn 10 eat
for two days. and have no clothes.
Dear Miss Grey, ! have tried so
hard to secure work, as have
worked In stores and as an leo
cream parlor GIRL. but II seems all
In vain. ! arm a nice young Girl. and
try 10 be q good wife. ! am only 10
years OF age. ard am good looking.
oh, please ask your kind readers
70 help me, az | need 90 many
things, and please answer this In
your next Issue, az ! am 40 anxious
~ waiting. DISCOURAGED.
A.--Tho above II only one OF hun.
dreds OF similar requests addressed
to Cynthia Grey. II Ia impossible
for me 10 assist each one. as have
no employment bureau IN connec-
ton with my department
This letter speaks for itself. and
II any OF the readers can help dis
couragcd" 10 solve her problem.
they win be rendering truo ser
vice 20 humanity, | am sure.
Send mo your name and address.
Discouraged will hold II In
strictcst confidence.
OIL would like 70 know N the
little town OF Rochester, In this
state. has q Newspaper. and how !
could Get IN touch with the editor,
40 az to Get a copy OF H.
INTERESTED.
A.-Thc u. s. Gazetteer OF News
papers lists no publication nj
Rochester. Wash.
o.--Car you tell me how 20 clean
tho salt and corn starch beadsf
have some pale blue ones. and am
afraid they will dissolve " ! wet
them with anything 20 clean them.
MRS. "A. "A.
Airy very little olive oil and
soft white cloth.
o.--My wife and ! are mutually
agreed that " 10 the best for both
Of us 20 separate, but neither one OF
us Ia financially situated 30 40 10
procure the services OF . lawyer.
Now. what would like 10 ask Of
you 10 this:
N the two Of ~ went before the
Judge and gave him the reasons why
We wished 20 separate. and he con-
sidered the reasons a. being sus-
flcient. would II be within tho Iuris-
dIcslon Of hIs office to grant us the
divorees w. c. 3.
Alt IN possible that you can
mako such an arrangement II will
do no harm for both OF you 10 20
before the Judge OF tho divorce
court and put your case before him.
II he cannot grant the divorce In
this way. he may know OF an attor-
ney who will draw UP tho papers for
you free OF charge
/ al would like 20 have your
kind advice In regard 20 . Girl that
have been corresponding with for
about q year. but whom ! have new.
or seen. ! was In the v. s. army a.
the time ! began the correspond
ence. am dead In love with her,
Ny cousin gave me her address, %
wrote TO her. She 10 nice girl
and wants to get married very
much. and says her father and
mother won't object 20 the mar.
rIaQe.
have an excellent discharge
from the army and am not going TO
re-eniist. VIII appreciate your an
swer. e. n.
Correspondents games and
photographs are often deceiving. II
advise you 10 become personally nc
quaiated with tho young lady be-
fore taking such an important step.
/ o.--ourIng the past year ! have
been the participant In . very fool
ish and silly filtration. which has
thought II would. ! am heartily
ashamed Of the part have played,
and u 10 now purely and simply .
plain case Of "eonscience." Should
/ or should not relate this little
farce 70 the man I am about 10 mar
ry7 We are neither Of Ne children.
although you might Judge me -
such.
Thanking you for the answer. o.
am. rIncereIy, v. C. w.
Il Aft the affair will In no way
interfere with your future married
life. II is not necessary 10 tell your
intended husband. unless you Wish
TO OF your own accord.
o.-can you please adviss me n
II was voted on and carried that the
city should lay the water mains
without assessing the property hold
ers, and oblIpe, DOUBTFUL.
4 Alt was.
II o.--How may license for . road
house In Alaska be obtalned7 will
be much obliged for the information.
GEORGE.
\ Apply at the land office, feder-
al building (postoffice). Third av.
and Union at.