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LEESVILLE

LEESyILLE. o.. Aug. III .. Do.
ran was here from Mingo Tussday.
S. MI Elliott was in Harrison county.
on Monday on business
Mrs Sarah J. Sparks Of Harlem,
Springs is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Smith. ~
Mrs. Ella Burrows OF Davenport, IL.
visited this week with Mr.. and Mrs..
John T. Tlmmons. "
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Markley Of HAr:
lem Springs were the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bert Smith on Sunday. a,a
Ed Adair. who has been working ee
New Philadelphia the past summer, -
the guest OF relatives here.
Joseph Adair Of Galveston. Tex. 10 tho
guest Of his brothers, \. +. A and T. G..
hIuir.
Mrs. S. n. Elliott visited relatives in
uniontown and Greensburg, Pa. last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Logan and Mrs. f.
s. Armoare Of Wheeling were guests OF
relatives near town last week.
Charles Scott who has been transact.
ing business in Pittsburgh has returned
to his homo here. -
Fred S. Shearer Of the Dennison pArA-:
graph was the guest Of his parentA xf.
and Mrs. Al Shearer On Sunday. 80
Mrs. D. K. knight was tfansack1Ae
business and visiting IN boTerstoA on
Monday.
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Brtcfs and Personals.

W. !. Morrow and Eugene Mehl OF
near Round Bottom. were business call
ers here Thursday evening.
John Kampfcr, Of Clarington. was
MIR. and Mrs. s l.. Crnnin and family
returned from Bethesda Wednesday
after n few weeks spent at the park.
Jacob II. Blum and Pearl l.. Amber
Of Clarington. were united IN marriage
Wednesday, by Rev. f. Scybold. at the
Mrs. John Okey is attending the an
nual home coming nj stafford.
Monroe Watson is transac!ing business
AT New Castle. Ia. :
the guest Of Gertrude knrner.
Oliver schneider was ClarinEton ons-
mess caller Monday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. suls-
berger, of Oak Lawn avenue. sunday. n
Mrs. Mary ~ Gibson is visiting rcIa-
''; Eov "a smith has returned from at
tending normal school al Athens
Douelcs Siarkey. Of ALTITUDE. was
business caller here Wednesday,,
Mr and Mrs. Heller I.aita. of Grays.
willie, were I'D from Graysville. Thurs
day evening. , .,
Miss Mary Anderson. Of Pittsburgh. Is
visiting her brother. Attorney W. Il.
Anderson. and family,
Mrs Gussie Wcisend and sister. Mrs.
Wecklry. of LcwisvillC. have moved INTO
the Watson property. e.
Everett Ferguson and family. OF Sten-
henvIllc. are the guests OF ME- ana MTs'
r. H. Rreste.
from attending normal school a Athens.
nr. @. q. Mohberly and family. ~ 90,
lumhus. are visiting relatives ana
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FLUSHING, 0.

FLASHING. O.. Aug. l3.-Alfred Hob
son of Pittsburgh. Pa Ia visiting at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. r. ID. Judkins.
c. H. Harris. d. & @. agent, Is spend
| ing his vacation with his. parents IN
Washington. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dckerson have
returned to their home in Cohocton' AFT =.
or visiting several days at the home or
4. \. Dickcrson.
Mrs. Mary r. RiEhy has returned from
! 1,orain. where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs Horace Richardson.
W. T. Elson OF Athens visited friends
In town Monday.
Mrs. Ida Baker and daughter. Sylvia,
visited Wednesday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith Eerthel.
Chester Cowen visited his mother,
Mrs. Kate Cowen. few dayE this week.
Harry Oglevcr has returned to his
home in Columbus. after several days
visit with relatives here,
Miss Lena y. Bethel OF Pittsburgh is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bethel.
Cambridge Tuesday 10 attend the flu
neral Of Mrs. Bethe!s sister Miss Rose
steele.
Miss velna Barrichlow Of Akron Il
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4.
BarriChlow.
Miss Lois Ltpe OF Falrpont visited
over Sunday al the home OF J. G. Ross.
While helping To tear down the Chnu-
tauqua tent last Saturday night n large
pole fell on George UElcve and broke his
leg lust above the ankle.
Henry Maxwell died Thursday morn,
inr. August 10 Mt the home OF his daugh-'
Ter, Mrs. Emmett White after aSlinger-
ing illness Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon, August II. at the H.
ciple church. Interment in Union cene-
terry.
Misses Jcsst" Wilson and Helen
Bethel are visiting in New London. D.,
with the Misses Haverheld.
Mrs. Maud Greenfield of Uhrichsviiie
uas called here this week on account or
tho illness and death OF her father, Hen
~ Maxwell
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SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSVILLE, W. Va. Aug. 10
Miss Lulu Harris and John Rrownheld
of the Ohio side were married Thursday
afternoon in New Martinsville. After
the ceremony they left for Columbus
and other points in Ohio for their honey
moon.
Mrs. ". r. Fox Of Carson City. New
has RETURNED home. after visit with rel
atIves here.
Mrs. H H. Googe Of Coalinso. Cal.
formerly Of this Icty. is tho guest OF
Mrs. Ed Qnigley Of North Wells street.
f. d. Mccoy and daughter. Miss Helen
Mccoy have gone to Chautauqua Lake.
n. Y. 10 spend the remainder of the
Mrs. C. \. Mulltn and son. Leo. have
mer's daughter. Mrs. Keck.
Miss Helen Stathers OF Ccnterville.
Pa. has returned homo. after a visit
with relatives at Alma. w. Va.
lsses Edith Martin and Nena Ruft
have departed for Atlantic City and New
York, whore they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Effort. who has been vis-
itng friends here and a, Friendly, has
returned home To Barbcrton. o., accom-
panied by Miss Garnet Stephan.
Miss Virginia Marsh is spending "a
week with her sister. Mrs. John Arm
strong of Middlcbourunc.
Miss Mildred Smith of New RriEhtnn.
RI, IL lIlc 6utSt ~ .-iI''' t-''-'''"NN ~
Quigley.
rTof. Nichols Mcs$cr of Los Angeles.
Cal. IL tho guest OF his brother, 5. I.
Messer.
Miss Olive Fox. srcnograrher for Kim
ball & Sugdcn. and her mother, Mrs.
Orpha Fox. of SardiS. ohio. hay" moved
to this city TO make their future home.
DR.. z. c. Johnson and wife Of Charles
ton are visiting their nicccs. Misses
Rcna and Hattie johnson Of the Ohio
side.
Anna Bertha Kuchnr, wife of Frank
Kuehne. died Friday morning. after \
lingering illness. Mrs. ku"hne was
born In Zemplrbcrg. Germany. and Al
the aGe Of 90 anne To This country. where
she married Mr. ku'hu". l"Sid"S h|s
husband. TWO children. Frank Ir. ara
ROY survive. her. The funeral WAS held
Sunday afternoon from th'' Presbyterian
church. ~,
Mrs. A!gcp Marsh and daughter Ma.
riun and Emily. l"ft Friday for E"rland
Springs. wher" they VIII spend Two
weeks.
! Il. u'I;r"n. who has been employed
in III" south by tn" Garter Oh company.
has returned L. the city.
Henry K"nn"y. Twill" LINDSAY and
Raoul SchnS haN" left for Niagara Fails.
y. 7. wh"rc they hav" accepted posi-
tl"nS.
VIII Collins. WI" has bc"p spending
several moniha AT home. has returned 10
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WEST ALEXANDER

Aug. la.EMFs. Charles Maxwell and
children. Of Sand Hill, returned to their
home Tuesday: after spending rev rev
days with the formers parents MT anu
Mrs. William Hunter.
Morris, little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
!. Donston is improving OF his illness
of Indigestion.
Mrs. Woods Patttson recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlie kimmins, or sano
MIR. and Mrs. Harry, Kimmins, Of
Claysville. Pa, are visiting the latter
sister. Mrs. Eliza Riggs. ,,-.,,,.
Mr.. Frank Larimer OF near ElXilla'
was a business caller in Beham "en-
Mrs. y. B. Stellar and sons, GaylorTd,
and Forest, and Mrs. Vester O'Donnell
and son. Kenneth. spent Mednes1ay
with the formers sister Mrs. sllas
Mr' John Ceilings and son, Bivens, OF
No, ridge. were callers in Beham on
business Saturday: pt.s.
Mcssrs. Oscar White and Harry Rlggs
and Misses Georgia. strawn n,; and r FanSy
Ford automobile from George B.
sprowls. of Claysville. ,.,.
G.. a; Richey was business ViS''o'
Mr.. Leffey Woods. of Burnsvllle' WAS
caller in Beham on business Weones-
Miss Georgia s:rawn. of Jolly Town.
Pa, who has been visiting at the nome
Of her brother, John Strawn. OF near
Coonev Town. returned TO her home
Mrs. William Dague. Of Elm Grove,
is visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mr HAIRY Dougherty. Of Elm Grove,
called on friends here Friday.
The many friends Of Mrs, MaTgare1
Winters, Of Sand Hill. will he pleased
10 hear Of her rapid recovery.
Near Ponca City, Okla, Joe Miller
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

MORRISTOW'N, o.. Aug. IA large
crowd from here went 70 Bethesda Sat-
urday to hear Gov. +. 3. Willis.
Mrs J. z. Jones. Mrs. ". Jones Of
Cameron, W. Va. are visitors at the
home OF Frank Dolan.
A. V. Landers still continues very n.
Toyed Barb has purchased L now Ford.
Leave items OF interest for this paper
at Ktnney's shaving parlnr.
The entertainment given BY Misc
Frost In, the Christian church las. night
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FINANCIAL WORLD
IS UP IN The AIR
Possibility Of Railroad Strike Upsets
Things Genera1ly-Crop
Report Helps.

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The END OF
moderately active and Irregular week
found The financial district more IMAM
eyer IN doubt regarding the outcome OIL
tho controversy between the railway
managers and their 100000 Of organized
employees.
Another unfavorable condition was
furnished by the government crop re-
port, which bore out some OF the more
pessimistic estimates Of. damage TO corn
and wheat in the west and northwest.
Elsewhere the market presented IN
usual features and cross currents. inc
nominal decrease In tonnage for Juluy
shown by the United States Steel Cor
poratinn indicated no cessation IN that
important industry and the quarterly
and monthly statements Of Independent
manufacturers of Fabricated steel and
iron were Of the most hopeful tenor.
. Coppers recovered from their long pc
Rod Of comparative inactivity on signs
OF q renewal of last years enormous IN
Qulry from abroad.
Various specialties. notably those en-
b-acing the munitions motors and equip
ments were In better demand, logical
result Of the recent placing OF additional
foreign contracts. Another lmportant
factor In this connection WAS the annual
statement Dt the American Locomotive
company. showing iiye-to!d increase In
earnings over the preceding year.
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arc not an exception, but,the rule, IN the motor
car industry. Dozens of Companies have paid
back small fortunes to early investors, and IN
some instances fabulous sums have been
earned from the investment OF only $lOo or So
You are now offered an opportunity to Sc
cure an interest in THE EMERSON MOIoEs
COMPANY, INC, of New York City, on
profit-sharing basis.
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designed by Robert Craig Hupp. formerly v'ce'preS'
ident and general manager Of the HupP motor oo"'
oany is the lowest priced fivePasseneer automo'
lille made with 11o-nch wheel base. Mr.. Hupp,
known from one end OF the country%to the other as
n pioneer in the automobile industry. has always
been an enthusiast the Io"-prieed automoo"e
subject Mr.. Hupp, before the Hupp Motor Com:
oanv was oruanlzed was connected for several
Years with Henry Ford, Of the Ford Motor car.
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was largely attended Miss Frost is
IL Hnc speaker.
Elizabeth Parks left 4 few days ago
for Minneapolis. Mimi. while she will
make an extended visit with her broth
erS.
Misses Eva und Nina Evan are visit
ing friends at Glendale. w. Va.
Mrs Hattie Hurt and sun-of Holloway
spent q few days with J. W. Major.
Attorney Walton Walker. wife and sou
OF ST Clalrsville We're calling on rrictns
here Wednesday.
Link Lynn and family went TO Wheel
ing Thursday on business.
Judge K. NJ. Eaton IS spending this
week at Epworth park.
Hubert .anders OF Pittsburgh Is Wis
iting relatives here.
And old home picnic will he held here
in Miners Grove. Aug. %. 1915.
BENTON Lynn has opened new meal
market east Of the Wright hotel.
Nova Scotia 10 obtain more doctors
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Studio Changes Owners.

Miss Blanche Morris, local photogra-
rher for the past several years. has
sold 10 her brother, Raymond Morris.
Mr.. Morris recently completed a six
months. course in Il school of photogra-
working with Miss Morris for two
months. and no doubt hc will meet with
good success. MIR. Morris moved his
household goods hero Thursday. and will
make Woodstield his future home.
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WHEELING & LAKE
ERIE R. R.
CHANGE OF TIME

l4th, Train No. Will leave Wheeling
and Martins Perry 7:15 g. m. and 7:26
a m, or Is min, earlier than present
schedule Train IS viii leave wheeling
10 min. earlier than prssAnt schedule.
EAgTE1N STANDARD TI1U.
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new MART|NSV|LLE

NEW MARTINsvIl.LE f. Aug; Ia
The three year old SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Zone died Mt their home on FlrSt
street "Wednesday morning pI intaho an
paralysis. The child had only hecn
| in Tor n short time Int very had: TINS
* the first case in the city: If there
are any moro cases the public schoois
will not opcn tn" first Of September
Junior Dorcus.
Miss Mary Francis Adley very pleas
antly entertained III" members OF the
Junior Dorcus Or 81. Johns NJ; r.
church Thursday afternoon nj hcr nome
on North Main street. tn" afternoon
able hour delicious luncheon was
served.
| Tho pnrcus club Of the, ST. John :
/ church was very pleasantly cntcrtaincd
"Wednesday afternoon at the home or
Mrs John Forbes.
Miss Marie Farmer was calling on
! friends in Sistcrsvillc Thursday.
| George SnndGrass Of Princeton was
in The city on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wincr left Thurs;
day for Atlantic City where they Will
| spe nd two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Ducrr returned home
! Saturday evening after spending week
with friends in PITTSBURGH.
| Mr. Cyrus Yoho OF Welcome was a
business visitor in tho city Friday.
! Mrs. f. f. Martin and children are
visiting hoe parents in New Mailman
ras Ohio. ,,
Rev. and Mrs. John Connel and child
rem arc visiting friends in Washington
| Ia.
Miss Maxine Oher has returned from
a visit with friends In Wheeling
, Samuel Potts nf Cohurn was nusl-
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
| 7. F.. rricc nf Smithfield was n ousi-
| ness visitor In the city Thursday;
| James Yohn of Minnie was a husi-
moss caller In the city Friday.
Christie RrnOknvcr Of Sincerity IS
the guest of. his son. W. D. Brookovcr'
! Of this city.
John Dixon is attending I" business
| matters in Pittshurch this week.
Mr., Thomas Harbinson Of Franklin
is visiting his sister. Mrs. James NC
| Intirn.
| Rrodey Williams Of Cincinnati is WIS.,
lifting his brother. F.. \. Williamson;
! Mr., lanes Plaisicd nf New LcNing-
! ton, Ohio. wore tho guests or Mrs. j.
Miss Flor. weaver Of Wheeling Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Lochr.
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There is an opportunity so unique aud so
remarkable in its proft-earning possibilities
that it should awaken the interest of every
nerson to whose attention this announcement
comes. 1t offers an opportunity for you to
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WOODSFElD, 0.
Aged Man Called by Death,

WO0pSFIELD. o.. Aug. -. j. T.
houEherty. aged 60 years, died At his
home on West Marietta street, Monday,
August !. 1916. He moved 10 Wouds-
field in 1883. and engaged in The hard
ware business. He is Survived by a
wife. ono brother. and one sister
He was member OF the NJ. e.
church. Funeral services were held
from the residence Thursday. and inter-
ment was made in Oak Lawn cemetery.
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Successful Candidates.

State central commitleeman, EDWARD
Thompsoni state senator. Geo: CrawtoTW1'
A. Cronin; treasurer. NJ. {. DouGhcrty.
commissioner. c. Mann. {. +. Wonhas,
julius Zesiger; auditor, J. =: swallow;
sheriff. E. r. letters; clerk of courts, y.
w. Roth: probate judge, .. =. Cassel
representative. J. ". .NciswonEcr. This
convention was featured hy very close
contests in practically all the offices
many taking the official count TO deter
mine the successful candidate. Tho
$4,000 additional school bond issue car
ried by g. good majority.
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woodsrsld Ice Plant Destroyed BY Fro

The Woodsfeld ice plant. Delunging 10
Paul Rcymann. formerly ne keymanh
Brewing Company OF Wheeling. was de-
stroycd by fire Of unknown origin
Thursday morning NJ about o'clock.
entailing A loss of s25,o60 10 S30,0Ov.
with no insurance.
When discovered. the fire had gained
such Roadway ii was impossible To save
the rlant with the amount nf water II
was possible TO get on the fire:
MIR Phillins came out from wheeling
on the noon train and looked the sitha-
ton over and it is likely that the plant
will be rebuilt.
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THE EMERSON ''FOUR''

debts of any kind whatever, and it is actively en-.
gagged at the present time in manufacturing the
first five hundred cars, which is all That will be
attempted for the balance of this year.
Plans have been made and contracts being
entered Into to Insure a production OF thirty
thousand In 1912.
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Nova Scotia TO obtain more doctors
will relax medical laws.
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Near Ponca City, Okla, Joe Millel
has started raising ostriches.
RAILWAYS
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BIG DIVIDENDS

The stock of the Company is being placed IN
small and large blocks among investors in all
walks of life, including lawyers, bank presl-
dents, merchants, manufacturers, doctors,
mechanics and various other lines
A sufficient amount Of capital has been Sc
cured to engage in the manufacture Of these
cars on profitable basis. The preliminary
work has already been done, and cars are now
being manufactured.
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invest in a sane, clean, conscrvatively capital
led, economically managed company, few
hundred dollars or less on IL most profitable
proft-earning basis.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-21

mo. Hall. you must be patient,
dear. Give me a week
"See here!" Hall spoke deliberately.
"Will you let me know tonight? You're
coming to my party here, tonight,
aren't your"
why, yes, I was"
xvii you give me your answer
them"
She hung fire for a moment. Hall
gave a gesture of agony-it was his
sunreme effort and had a touch of
genius. Mrs. Royalton, seeing, capt.
ulated. well, then, all right, to-
night"
Hall tried again for an embrace
even while repulsing him she let him
taste her lips, then she feebly pushed
him away. "Oh, Hall, you mustn't!
Not yet, anyway-you know haven't
accepted you, yet. Oh, l can't decide.
I've got to think it all over calmly"
Lord, not calmly, Renal" he ex-
claimed. He gazed sadly at his shoes
.The suspense will be terrible!" he
said. and with elaborate emphasis,
my darling!"
"Oh, Faint heart meier won fair
lady!'" Mrs. Royalton seemed fully
two inches taller than when she had
come In. Now, l must go, Hall. Good
by!" She held out her hand, an EN-
press to a slave. He kissed it with
feryor. And with that she smiled, and
walked out.
For ten minutes F1odie had stood
stealthily by the door, trying to listen.
She had barely time to spring back to
her desk.
"Good-by, Miss Fisher!" Mrs. Royal
ton paused condescendingly. Il think
if you used almond cream for your
face 1t might do 1t a great deal of
good. Try one of those wrinkle-bands,
why don't you! They're really very
efficacious." She swished into the
dressing room to put on her veil.
Flodie waited a moment in scornful
silence, then burst into the studio to
find Hall gazing in a stupor out the
window, hands in pockets, a scowl on
his face. what did she say?" she
whispered. Hall didn't hear. What
did she say, Mr.. Bonistelle!" Flodie
was perishing of suspense.
Hall walked to the couch and
dropped down, shaking his head.
"She wanted time. Time! Confound
1.-THE only thing I haven't got!
What d'you think of that! feel as if
I'd done a weeks washing! I'm all
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-21

"Then You Like Me a Little, Rena?"
used up! Say, Flodie, it takes lots
of energy to propose, did you know
that?"
F1odie regarded him wistfully. 81
should think it would-especially
when you don't e it,"
"Oh, l mean it all right. I'll stand
for it. Four millions! Lord, why
wouldn't l mean it? I'd mean any
thing!"
Il mean when you don't really love
her, Mr.. Bonistelle. l don't see how
you could do it. l could never do
anything like that!"
well, you ought to be glad you
don't have to F1odie. Unfortunately,
do. Why, she'll make a good wife,
won't she? l don't say love her, ex-
actly; but, well, I've always liked
Rena Royalton. She's a good fellow.
She's got the looks, and the style, and
the family connections and everything.
l wouldn't be a bit ashamed of her as
Mrs. Bonistelle. What's the matter
with you, Flodie? You look so queer!
III or anything"
ooh, I'm all right" F1odie smiled
bitterly. "Only-only-"
well, I'll be hanged! Why, any.
body would think it was you who were
in a hole, not me. Lord, l thought you
cared enough for M to help me out!"
She moved ~instinctively toward
him; instinctively she withdrew. "Oh,
l do, really I do, Mr.. Bonistelle! How
can l help you? Tell mel"
well, what am l going to do if Mrs.
Royalton refuses me. By jove! Just
think of its being in that woman's
power to cost me four and a half mil
lionsi It's outrageous"
Don't you let her, Mr.. B~onistelle!"
Flodie broke out eagerly. "Oh, it isn't
right. Surely there's some other way
"a better way than that, Mr.. Boni'
stellei"
"a better way? What d'you mean?"
Hall looked at her, puzzled.
Flodie screwed up her courage, and
reached gently for his hand. But, no,
she didn't quite dare take it. Her
own fell, instead, caressingly, but IN
seen, upon his sleeve.
ooh, Mr.. Bonistelle," she pleaded,
you ought to have someone who
really cares for you-who really loves
you. you know-who would love you