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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mrs. NJ. D. McQuade and Miss Vir-
ginia l.. McQuade. who have been visit
ing friends in Atlantic City. N. j., have
returned to their home on California
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard NARROW of
this city will leave Saturday for a short
trip to Colonial Beach, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mrs. Luther w. Slater and Mrs E. H.
Hickman, with her daughters, the
Misses Louise and Clara Hickman of
Capitol Hill, are spending a month at
Glendale, in the Blue Ridge mountains
in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mrs. Amos Burr Casselman and Miss
Alwarda CaSselman will spend the re-
mainder of the season at Muskoka
Lake, Ontario, Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

The marriage of Miss Agnes Falconer
Haddow, daughter of Mr. James Had
dow of Lebanon, Pa. and Mr.. Charles
Dwight Sigsbee. jr. son of Admiral
Charles D. Sigsbee. U. s. N, retired,
took place yesterday at the brides
home, the Rev. DR.. T. E. Schmanck.
pastor Of Salem Evangelical Lutheran
Church, officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart and son Will
liam Lother left for Atlantic City yes
terday, where they will spend several
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Miss Rebekah Blue and Mr.. George II
Johnson were married yesterday al
the home of the brides brother. Mr.
John D. Blue, at Romney, w. Va.
Only a small company of relatives
and intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev DIR. F. J. Brooke of the Romne y
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will be at home
at Blue Top farm, in Hampshire coun-
ty, after September l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

This annual "Sox" Sale always
attracts wise buyers. This year
you find these pure all-silk Half
Hose in black, white, navy, and
tan; sizes 91a to Az, pair. .29c
6 pairs for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20

Mrs. A. X. Seligson of 1910 10Th street
northwest entertained at delightful
garden party last night for her small
niece, Miss Mabel Micou, who celebrat-
ed her ninth birthday.
The lawn was hung with Japanese
lanterns and refreshments were served
late in the evening
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
Ladies' 1915 Styles In Win.
ter Coats on sale this week
at just half former price.
kREEk & HASNESS.

Mrs. Haze Henderson and Eliza.
beth, Who lave been visiting her
mother. Mrs Lulu Eisafds. i)in,d
Ter husband al Kansas city, Tuesday
q asst week. Where lie Is IN business.
Mrs. I :. lliude, Nj j. spending
TIE Winter In san Diego. California.
With her daughter. Mrs Dennis 30
han and husband. Nil feel ke,niy
-. ,ad neHs u the ffishtfui burning
- her tsUghtsF.in..an, Mrs Mercer
ilnic which occurred Monday 81
"a, week aj.n irs'
Il 4s>,. >auot a., 'a'ei;yy James
Mtia'.Au!. whb HaS pastor - 49,"
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here 'ar aiAy .''NJ tie pa Nv",.
TIE Ail - att Ter iaui nos f,.i,r
a. Tara,i .r, Missouri Eys,g. 8, De-.
Weeping into a splendid !upn- mar.
Eansf' Cg.'irr having Disposed u
3D.. ,rr,-uI. property D.. sa''. .a.'
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

-Dan.r,'ua'i.ns are IN order f,r
NJ and Nrs Sry Dickson, ~ Forest
niy They have ne" arfIya, a,
q ctr hyur a daughter, born Janu'
a'y l..
--LuEenS \ Ke0an, The reai estate
and loan hustlrrs. have occupied the
basement OIL 'e room IN the NanBus
Kirk building, where they vii bid you
a Hearty welcome.
Miss Grace Alkire will give an
oyster sapper at Divide school house,
on Friday evening OF this week, Jan
uary Path. the proceeds to be used for
library fund, etc, for the good Of the
district
Simon Miller and Mrs Mollie
Sherman we're united In marriage al
the brides home, near this city
Tuesday evening, OF this week, Janu'
AIRY 2drh. by Elder ; c. Dissinger.
Congratulations.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
For Photographs Of Quality
60 to
E. E. WEARY,
Photographer,
Oregon, Mo.

Mrs. u. ". Tieadley has returned
from Cameron, Missouri, where she
Vas called by the illness OF her moth
or, Mrs Mary Fletcher, Al the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Thompson.
Ms. Fletcher Is still very low. Miss
Mary Beeler Is nursing Mrs. Fletcher.
DR.. ". C. Proud, after an absence
Of several months In Europe and
New York, taking a special course,
rel urned to his home Tuesday, ofthis
week. lie Is looking we'll, and his
trip seems to have agreed with him
greatly. We are glad TO see him again
among us.
Late reports from the junior Of
this paper and wife, who are al Cor
pus Christi, Texas, state that since
the weather has become more iayora.
bic, they are both showing indicA.
lions OF improvements; a consumma'
ton devoutly to be wished by their
legion OF friends.
Jack Cason, OF King City, came
Monday, OF last week, for a visit with
his cousin. II. l.. Cason, Of the Hen.
ton district, and was taken down with
double pneumonia, and died Tuesday
of this week, January ri. He was
unmarried and about 30 years OF age.
He lad worked for Judge Norman
| and Others In the north part OF the
/ -.,,.ty and ,sse rauavda6 A An indus.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
Fruit Sale!
Friday and Saturday.
Bananas. dozen loo
Oranges very sweet.
kREEk B. HhSNESS.

The many friends uf Uncle jim
Foster, Of Robinson, Kansas, will be
sorry to hear " lis illness lie has
been confined 10 his bed for three
weeks.
Ed. lIrrslner and aife viii leave
In a short time for Colorado, where
they 90 In the hope OF benehtting his
wife's health. lie viii have a public
sal. soon.
-Clane Frazer has sold his interest
Ia his farm to Smith Derr and he and
Arr Gelvin viii make . sale Of their
stuI. wili Murray will move TO the
farm Gelyin yacates.
The little daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. J. q. Norris, Of the Benton dis.
trict, who has been 80 very sick, is
nov some better, and hopes are nov
bright for a speedy recovery.
Harry Emerson Is very low with
typhoid fever al the home OF Mrs
Kate Scott, IN this city. His mother
Mrs. II. G. Emerson, and brothers and
sisters, OF Benton district, are Will
him.
Mrs. Roy wehrli. OF Liberty town
ship. who was recently taken to st
Joseph hospital, and operated upo'
10, 8 ngoqs .tumors vas resting =
yell y her physAclas 'cosM J>Asons
bly, expect.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

A. l.. Henderson, OF Kansas City,
came up Wednesday last, returning
Friday last. lie was accompanied
home by his son, Claude, wife and
baby, Who have been here visiting
relatives and numerous friends.
Paul Elliott, Of Mound City, who
Was operated upon last week At St,
Joseph hospital, for appendicitis, has
been very low following the operation,
but late accounts ststethab he's asW
slowly raliytnGs. Aad ..Aone hopeAete
entertained for recovery.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
For Ssle:-Rye. Phone, Farmers,

The aid society Of the Christian
church will INSET today. Friday, With
Mrs. Pearl Maple.
Miss Sallie aud Grace Rex. Of
Benton district. were here friday,
visiting their sister in.ia~, Mrs. Earl
Rock
Frank Castle Is In Port Arthur.
Texas. Visiting her brothers. and jnin.
INK tits mother, ~ho las been there
several weeks.
Lee Smith and Miss Ruth Met.
calf. both Of Maitland. we're grant, ed
marriage license In 81 JOSEPH Mon.
day, January -. 1915
I Harvey Ramsay. oi Humboldt.
I Nebraska, vas here the past acek on
a brief visit with his sister. Mrs. Mol.
, lie sherman, and other relatives.
Mrs T. A. Blum and her two
boys, Of Wichita. Kansas. are Iere on
visit with Ia Cy. a lien; sister, Mr..
Thomas kreek, and other relatives.
The Charles McR0berts drug store
at Mound City vas partly destroyed
10y ire sunday night. January L..
Tie loss Il estimated al 5000 with
~ 80 insurance.
&C. Hampton Price, Dsieht Meyer
and N. II Martin we're In st Joseph
last Friday, and strange 20 relate.
Morti abstaihed from his customary
portion OF csmel's mix.
Samuel Gilbert died a, tie county
inhrmary. saturday last. January 3,
AGED ~ years lie vas buried 10y lis
friends. and lie vas laid 10 rest beside
his wife In the Oregon cemetery
Get your Harness oiled With Pure
Ses,s Foot on. Makes them IA,
longer Positively no black rub.or on
your Clothes. Bfins them nov.
fEASR FOSTER.
Mrs Clara Lyons aud Mrs. John
Meek, u Elmo. Mo: Mrs Richard
taulcunrr, pfSt Joseph, and Mr> "
G. YORK, q Kansas CRY. attended the
fuue'aI Of their uncle, Hugh RuIey,
Which vas he'd here Tuesday, Of ,llis
sres,
James ". wi.liams. Who used 20
I've Ia these pats but left her. some
ten years asp, tut noN l. .iNirs a.
soldier, Kansas, l. here VISITING ii,
hrl th,r, Henry. " the EicUiaui d..
I tibet. AMI y;lef relatives aui former
friend,
NJ. I.''a l..hri'. retained n.
|. lyf l.0lr lu = ! sept wrinr, i,l
a.. a''y'a wr,.', N.I' h'pir. ..
care 'Hr lrriA gflbit.. .r.u. T. i,r
|. All Prize iM|u'i'a '.r, hat =. i'r.
.'.g't 'l.' ,i, "a. Anr' ?. f,. ~ ..
lr'| U.
W, ,.rl . .n.tl' r!ID, '. Nf,.
E'rA .s.'r. formerly ~ uusH'.
.NI. I.r.N 81, Gt.r.. >.'r"r' DO,
lu. lrrr married N-A i.,r. ity 80
LrAI,'.n. l-i. Il,f rul n.r
ore. 'urn1. SO. '.frs Ni.. beg a
.1u- hA,t} .'r
Ill mtul .urrI. 8 over 'ir
|rHu'y nj. be- sat % ru.N iir
. A.rX Nul.s.,lr.i,n.N ah.r 90 he
. aIt ny 'u.a,i e BID, ,N,ri e. he
l.. lAia .u- siege from con.
'p.l.arilu q '..un.r,, AMI o. .aNs
god lru,N So, ui.u s.' again.
Mr.. Nararg' Colin, l,, uyeu
.I.i.r ga1,b 'i, plsl zen day, and
N,. ucor.r Adopt ia, been g.'ing
l,rI.E Mr, IpUiu, "ti rr4rl her
.u'L birthday today, January - and
viii the exception 4 aye0r TX ears
las been resident here since J. I,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
Good Timothy and Alfalfa nay
for sale. Ed. WATSON.

For Sale -Nilcl. Cow. Just fresh. !
HARRY MILNE.
Mrs leo kuhner, OF the Benton
neishborhood. is quite sick this week.
Come to the oyster supper at II.
yiio school house, this Friday eve.
ming sure
Il. v ilesiey has been a very
SEX nan the pfesen, sess but Is nov
some better.
James Buck. u tie Benton dis.
tric' has been very SICK man, but
l. nov some better.
FL Thurman \ sons vii lave
their annual sac Of puroc sor.. on
"Wednesday, February 10.
WI Hlia,t vas on the 1T Joseph
na'kr' Thursday s'terA car Dad Of
cAIg.s o. feed He got '.m.
II, Mt fat 20 attend the oyster
supper a. Divide school house, this
u iisy evening. January 2,th.
Na'r vtGsire 1, ros TIE new
landlord a. wiit Las teen knoan a.
tie Gotten House a, Forest City
see ne fyr Heavy Harness. Have
proposition t.a' al. iHt,fest you.
fENSK fosrgg.
Mrs Harvey. Mrs. 4. T.. IIender.
sons mother, u Kansas CITY. IL in
very poor health. W. are sorry to hear.
Don't 'gfset that IL. Thurman
4 sons vii. have their annual sale q
D1rgc SONS. IN wednesday. February
10.
There will be al oyster supper a,
Divide school house, on Friday eve.
ming. January roth. Everybody come,
sure,
Fred Weis. u near oregon. ahO
has been lIi'e sick fDr several weeks.
l. n1N ay,r ~ he up aud around
again
l have 40 mares Tor ,ale-coM.
ing AID year, Old Good work an.
,maS. Mr., Anna Herman, Farmers
Phone
~ &. Morris. q ~. Marion H..
;fic' slipped out t~' carloads q
hus.. wednesday, g. the - lg.rth
MA.tr'.
Mi. Laura Hunter. ,'cnpsfailr
'.'W u EnWfi,, ,p'n' sunday
viii ."r y,'"u',. NL reside a. >eS.
ip. Nil. .r.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

"heh at home, at Ness CITY, pTe'f
deht OF a national bank, and propns
Tor OF large number Of acres OF rea,
estate, Congratulations, Jim, ana
may God bless you, is the PRAYER "
THE SENTINEL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
FOR SALE.

a house with seyen rooms ana
closets, IN Oregon. Barn, hen holse,
wood house, cistern, city water Nice
'ocstion' Price 10 right. Address,
,.,.t,,, &C, 1. HERMAN,
Hayward, Wisconsin
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

pc Round Boxes New
Rolled Oats 1Se
2Or cans IN ~. Oy.
Strr-. chuck full lHc
2Oc can Blood Red
Salmon. can .....1Sc
ljc cans Pink Sal.
mon, can. .. Zoe
l0c boxes Seedlpss
Raisins. box ....7c
lCc quality Dried
Peaches. pound re
Toe cans fancy quality
kraut. can.....Sc
loo cans Early June
Peas, can .......S So
ljc Green or Golden
Wax Beans .... 80
20 grad. Rio Coffee.
pound ..... Lbs
81 grade P-ab-rry
Coffee. pound. ... 2Os
We grind coffee
II You wish
30 ca,s faury sliced
nv hPil' -
va ~ 49,. "
-" ''' IN N' -.
,. II"" n.y. ""S Sc
IT,. r Pa" H1,,, v,,.n.. $
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11

chairman and Dr. T. E. Reeks, clerk. A meeting will be arranged with the committee of the Chamber of Com mrce in the near future. Everybody knows it's Besse-Le- lands for good shirts, especially Parker Shirts:-advt.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Grauer of Cot tage Place have returned home from Norfolk where they spent the past summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Skinner are the proud parents of a daughter born yesterday.
 The monthly meeting of the water department will be held this evening. A preliminary report will be received of the boring work at Burlington reservoir.
 Michael J. Meehan has transferred to James J. Watson land and build ings on Elm street E. o. Kilbourne has transferred to Walter Donahue land and buildings on Francis and Charlton streets.
 John J. Higgins and James J. Wat son have transferred land and build ings on Allen street to Adolph and Mary Mynhart.
 Anna Orzak has purchased land on Birch street from Lena Gorbach.
 Dr. Fred Lee of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of his brother on Summer street.
 Eight warrantee deeds were filed, ten deaths were recorded and twenty marriage licenses issued at the town clerks office during the past week.
 Everybody knows it's Besse-Le- lands bargain basement for bargains -advt
 Medal play will be held by mem- bers of the New Britain Golf club at Maple Hill links Saturday afternoon. The committee in charge of ar ranging the card tournament of the Foresters will hold a meeting this evening in Court Prosperity's meeting | place.
 Contractor T. w. Grove who has the contract for the new vocational l high school expects to complete the work about December 1. Joseph Glover George Dobson and | M. J. Moore are in Boston today at tending the Red Sox-Phillies baseball game.
 Miss Sadie Sheehan of Hoboken, N. d., is visiting MT. and Mrs. John Shee- han of Bassett street
 Rachlin and Richman have leased land on Chestnut street formerly oc- 1 cupied by M. l. Jester from the New 1 Britain Machine company.
 The wedding of John Hubbard and Miss Blinda Green will take place at St. Joseph's church tomorrow 1 morning.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11

will then take place, from until s o'clock.
 John F. DiNonno, president of the club, will be chairman. Mayor Quig- ley will respond for the city and two prominent Italian speakers, Attorney Rosario Giaimo of Brooklyn, grand secretary of the Sons of Italy, and Joseph Santella of New Haven, editor of the Italian Courier, will deliver ad- dresses. The celebration will con- clude with a concert and dancing lasting until midnight. Leading Italian businessmen are cooperating in plannig for the celebration and it is expected that it will be one of the most successful of the kind ever held here.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
WILL OF PATRICK CARMODY.
Estate Equally Divided Between ChiI-
 drcn of Deceased.

Estate Equally Divided Between ChiI-
 drcn of Deceased.
 The will of the late Patrick Car riody was filed today in the probate court. The testator decrees that after ail just debts have been paid, the sum of $500 is to be paid to his son Jchn Carmody. To his daughters Julia and Nora Carmody the house. hold furniture is bequeathed. The remaining part is divided equally be- tween the sons and daughters and JChn Sheehan, who is to act as guardian of the trust of Richard Carmody, a minor, until he attains his majority.
 John Sheehan and William Car nnody trustees of the estate, are em- powered to sell any part or all of Richard Carmody's share of the estate if necessary
 The will was drawn on July 3, 1914 by Attorney Henry P. Roche and was witnessed by pr. John Sogardus, Dr. w. Morse Hicks and pr. J. B. Web ster. John Sheehan has been ap- pointed eXecutor.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
ITALIANS PLAN
 TO HONOR COLUMBUS
Parade In The Afternoon Followed By Dancing and Exercises
 Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, October 12, is Columbus Day and despite the fact that their country is at war, the Italian of this city propose to celebrate the day in no mean way. Under the auspices of the Savoy Social Club, there will be a parade in the afternoon and later exercises to be followed by dancing at Hanna's armory. All the Italian societies in the city are expected to participate.
 The parade will start from Hanna's armory at 2:30 o'clock headed by a platoon of police under Chief Raw lings and the New Britain City Band and will march through the cen ter of the city. Members of the various Italian societies will partici- pate in the parade which will end at Hanna's armory where the exercises
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11

niture belonging to Joseph Stanton of Detroit, shipped to this city, has been stolen from the car at the Berlin siding. x
 Everybody knows it's Besse-Le- lands for good neckwear.-advt.
 Forty-six hunters licenses were issued at the town clerks office Satur- day.
 A marriage license was granted this morning to Fred Leonard Nelson of 161 Jubilee street and Matilda Re gina Roth of 115 Belden street.
 Everybody knows it's Besse-t.e- lands for good shoes.-advt.
 Quarantine has been released on cases of diphtheria on Whiting and Dix streets today.
 winifred Kennedy of New York was a weekend visitor in this city over Sunday. -,
 Everybody knows it's Besse-Le. lands for good hats.-advt.
 There will be special meeting o1 the New Britain lodge Loyal Order oi Moose, this evening to take action or the death of the late Michael O'Keefe II also take action on the death at 7:3C o'clock.
 The monthly meeting of the board of public safety will be held tomorrow l evening at o'clock in City Hall. John O'Brien, Dr. A. J. Barker Peter Cervis, M. J. Kenney, Fred Nc Enroe. John Smith and Mike Smith are attending the baseball game in Boston today. aa Mrs. Charles Sheldon of Holyoke Mass, is the guest of local relatives. 1 A marriage license has been issued ] to John Hubbard of 63 Hart street and 1 Miss Belinda Green of 67 Cottage l Place.
 meeting of the committee on rub | bish and garbage will be helt 1 Wednesday, The committee ha | chosen Councilman John A. Dolan a
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
City Henas

es for all occasions. Moderate hiss E. F. Purtell (1 flight up) ] St., Hartford.-advt.
 Corbin and Walter P. Hud- leave Thursday for a six ztrip to the Panama-Pacific on in San Francisco, Cal. < tonight and closed all day 7ls Day. Besse-Leland Co. An's Shoe store will be closed
 Columbus Day.
 ! of marriage were announced Hary's church yesterday for the { e between John F. Price and 5san Flood. The wedding solemnized on October 27.
 knox, singing teacher. Booths lesdays. Voice trial free. -advt. I'm Towers, we'll known here
 mer superintendent of streets,
 city for a visit of several
 MT. Towers is still in the
 Instruction business and is en-
 h this work in Newfoundland. &nd Mrs. John Pomeroy Bart
 Re sent out invitations to the #e of their daughter Eleanor zCarter Phelps, Saturday, Oc- Sth, at 4 o'clock at All Angels
 New York City.
 boston Red sox official sweat Rilson's.-advt.
 End Mrs. A. D. Arnold, Frank End several friends from Wick l., spent Sunday with MT. and c. Knight. They made the
 auto.
 sbody knows it's Besse-Le-
 or good clothing.-advt. 4Fagan of Kensington has noti-
 police that a quantity of fur
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
AT BURRITT MISSION

A wedding which was attended by many prominent Italians took place yesterday at o'clock at the Burritt Mission chapel on Cherry street. The contracting parties were Miss Rosina
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
HOSPITAL LIFE MEMBERSHIP.

For the benefit of the free bed fund the Women's Board is planning a sale of life membership tickets, the price being $25. It is hoped a liberal re- sponse will be made to the offer and all who are interested should send subscriptions to Mrs. Katherine D. Rapelye.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-11

Chappella and Francesca Msncanaro and they were attended by MT. and Mrs. Angelo Palumbo. Rev. Paul Roe chini performed the ceremony and a reception with music and refresh ments followed. The bridegroom is employed at Russel & Erwin's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-11
NARY PHAGAN SPEAKS

(Mary White Ovngton, in the New Republic)
You lot about me- you men OF Georgia, now
that I am dead. 4
You have spent thousands of dollars trying to
learn who mutilated my body.
You have filled the columns of your newspapers
with story of my wrong.
You have broken into prison and murdered a
man that might be avenged
But why did you not care for me when was aveY
was child, but you shut me out of the daylight.
You held me within four walls watching machine
that crashed through the air,
Endlessly watching knife as it cut a piece of
wool
Noise fills the place-nose dust and the smell of
oil.
wish some of the thousands of dollars that you
spent on the trial might have kept me in school.
A real school-the kind you build for the rich
worked through the hot August days
When you were bossing the girls, shooting
birds,
Or lomging in doorways cursng the Niger;
And you never paid me enough to buy pretty
dress.
You sometimes spoke coarsely to me when 1 went
to and from my work;
Yes, you did, and had to pretend liked it.
Why did you despise me living and yet love me so
nowq
think know 1t is like the preacher told me
about Christ:
People hated Him when He was alive,
But when He was dead they killed man after man
for His sake.
When will European diplomats find out they
can't monkey with Woody Wilson?
Baseball fans say the Spokane-Seattle situation
far surpasses the Austrian American.
ALI Tacoma contractors will be Savage if they
don't get contract now and then from the county.
About the worst thing you can say about man s
community value is that his hill
ant than his water light bill But that is the sort
of folks the city commissioners trying to help.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-11

OIL am deeply In love with dear little girl who in love
with another She has going with him
loves When she him. Miss Grey. girl
but he gradually heart by his love her
kindness when she took operation
paid the bills has helped much
since she been That
a
since childhood that dire
sity downfall She
darling g. mother
the for her and his people of
Her love for this her the strength straghten
she braved the auns of her usedtobe
friends there isn't girl who has through
what she who good girl than she is
Miss Grey must know that is for girl to do she
a wife this known him.
know she has been to him thought deed
until month could have been better to her
than he but he time and since his return,
he He mentions marriage
and she is heart-broken.
Other people told things that
the things they accused her Of doing
The best people the world could not make believe she
would
She came me advice today, knowing her,
would II her place. She feels that
can't give him he the only she has
you him betray confidence
Just keep out of It? feel like giving him
good licking" want answer very bad. ANXIOUS.
you help girl by mixing
affair Perhaps great love for her makes just little
but she not doing right to live with this his wifi
without being legally married When girl trusts much
BY you
the Of indscretion. always f,
mistake My heart aches for such girls
this deserves credit for fighting r far as she has
absolutely right nappy.
doubt the the richly deserves good lickng;
talking him that will
beray the girls confidence, by all means do So