The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-01
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: In a,.u,r %
NUN II 10 the old s,ory-pov.
cry IN az the door love GU, n, IN.
WINDOW Poverty cannot mai, vou
dlsiike your husband and IN, f,,h,r
o your child N you are wilma 20
SNARE your lot In lite as YOU agreed
10 Win one another at the time OF
marriage. An homes, and Iovlno
husband, az you state, 10 tho GRAND.
est hlna a woman can posse.s, To
'oo''se YOU, and give you all he can
earn and 90 wi,heu. himself, Ia
true love and respect. even tho II
De few pennies. c. w. M.
Dear Miss Grey: In answer 10
me woman who signs herself
Ruth: ! think you are altogether
selfish; for my part. think you
|port appreciate a good husband.
Does he complain Of hls poverty
'e idelires you and gives you all
earns-whst more can he dol
W he doing all In his power3
tier all. what 10 fnery and en-.
Eminent without the love OF one
fouoos for better or for worse ?
eN keep my husbands love and
aeso.n. the babies we ldolixe and
shal,e happy.
eEefeloud has a silver ilnino.
'ase advice. turn the cloud
AROUND u you viii find its briah,
side. LAURA
o-San 'ou tell me what q
shapsod'stNi Thank YOU very
kindly. rlnarn
A.-The Rpaodis,s we're wan.
dering ministry among tho ancient
GREEKS. who iog tho poems OF
Homer and the q, other noe,s
They we're for Hong time held in
high esteem. unit the poemH were
committed TO wriAs and thru the
medium OF manuA-in, conle. he.
came pretty genera known. when
Rhapsodists soon 10 their import.
ance. Each ballaeor recitation
was termed a rhapsos and thence
Il was applied 10 the s,aratc hooks
OF the "lliad" and "od...y"
o.-would you pIess tell m.
whether or not bee die ,r.r n.
stinas' G. p.r w
All the sting Is imheacd into
the flesh so deep that Il snalns
tho bee viii die. because t,ears
out some OF the vital organs
al am very young. but asA<,v
divorced because OF the erues o,
my husband. have 10 sun,,
myself and baby. have radeA.
acquaintance OF a young man ",
loves me and who. I know. will to
good care OF me II marry his
10 u neeessary 10 tell him I am q.
sorcedl X. X.
A.-Certainly. else how will 20,
account for the baby and the fac
that you are free to marry Dc
not think OF giving up your babl
and DO not marry tho man unless
he Is willing to care for your child
Marriage must never be built or
deception of any kind. You woulc
better have a longer Acdusintanc,
with this man before deciding &c
marry him.
o.-my little girl 10 always wink
ing with her eyes and u worries
me. ! do not know whether 4. 10 a
habit or a weakness. Please advise
me what 10 do X. N.
| A.-Haye her eyes examined by
first class oculist. II may b-
some trouble with the lids. some
irritation she Is trying 10 relieve
by the constant winking.
Dear Miss Grey: would like to
say few words to w. c., the
bachelor who wrote In regard 10
the letter signed Ruth"
He says many a man and his
wife have lived on SIPS a day. We'll.
snow me the one who can do 1,
these days. Why. II costs more
than that for a sack Of flour. lie.
alone anything else. Then talk
about saving anything on . small
salary.
When poverty comes in the win.
dow. love goes out the door.
o. S.
al have been married eloh,
years. arm now %. Ny two chill.