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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
LOS FUTUROS ACONTECI-
MIENTOS PUEDEN SER
D~ESASTROSOS
Preparese para esperar la CT.
sis desde ahora

No sufra anticipadamcutc nj tensa miedt
pcr el allegro acontec:miento del
del nino. Puede cvitar la incomodidad du'
rante el rcriodo y n tirantcz en- cl momentn
de la crisis, prepa=ande 81 sistema y Po-
riendose en- condolences &c espcrar ell mo
mento. Justamentc por este motive. todas ias
nujre dc cuaIquier posici6n social han usa-
do nor mas de medic sig!o. cl conocIdo y Ia
r,osa remehio. Mothers Friend Esta pre-
parade para dar a la futura madrc Ia ayu-
ta que necesita. Los musculos. nerves, Ten
bones V vcnas Sc mantieuen bIandas y eiaS-
ticas. De esta manera In tirantez es evita-
da. ciiminando nj nismo- tempo ia nerrio-
sidad, n:iuseas. y el proionsaoo
sufrimiento.-Los musculos abdominaies Sc
exticnden faciimente y POGO 4 loco. cuanoo
81 niao FACE. Naturalnentc que tanto ell Go
Ior COMO las horaS dc Ia crisis son menos'
pucs como VA ell sistema esta preparado IL
crisis Is mucho mcnos pellgrosa.
Escriba a The Bradficld Regulator Compa-
nv, Dept. NJ. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta: Ga.
en- sclicitud de SUI litro dc Ia Matern,dad, y
:,douiera hoy mismo una botcIla de Mothers
Friend en- c~ualquier bo;ica. Is superior a
cualquier mdeicina que listed auieTa usar. y
recuerde que no hay ninguna otra que pue-
da substituirlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Reve-.a familiar.

En- una de las casas Sltuaoas ell
u calIe s. Flores. cuadra mil qulnlen-
tos, los miembros de Ia tamlila que
"a haitian tuvieron aver en- Ia ma
mana una reverta por causas insight
ficantes, habiendo Ia neceSlaad oe
me 81 Official de Policia Hyatt ocu-
rrisra . imponer IA paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Acusado DC robo

Tn muchacho meXicano de doc
amos de cdad, que csta acusado d;
robo 10 Felipe Salas, fue %aprehendl
do 20 los Oficiales dc Policla a. X
Gonzalez V joe Forester.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
PENSAMIENTOS

Cuando existe el v~erdadero amor
puede nurse del objct0 amado, pero
no de su ~recuerdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27

Encuentro muy natural que ell que
no tiene imp~ortancia, Sc la de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
V. =, ser ahorcado un negro.

Tn individuo dc color ilamado
Gcorra Brady. segun Ia setencla en-
81 oportunjdad dictada por Ia sra.
Cortc dc Distrito. sera ahorcado la
manana dcl-dia > del c]ntraEte en- Ia
carrel del Condado. plrgando en- csta
lorna 81 delito de haher dado muer-
re a una ncgra llamada Carrie Stan
ley.
Brad esta hacienda actualmente
rcstiones para que Sc lc commute la
! ncna. nero las personals e~nteradaS
dc Ia magnitud del dclito. Green que
no os possible que Sc lie conceda es-
t. @racia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Riner,n tres n.uieres .

Tres sencras que residen en- una
casa de la ealle Pecan. Y que tuvle-
ron una ~acalorada disputa, fueron
aprehendidas V arrestadas por el OIL
cial de Policia Dickman.
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R E G O K 7 E

listed y cuarde esta direction para que
GO Ia mupstrc n sus amigos que sufrcn DE-
calios. mezquinos. zizotcs ? granos de Ia
pieI. Con 25c.. on timbrcs postalcs Gu.
mo rcmita le manGo. a vicits de corr.o,
franco De porte. una cajita de pomada Con-
zs!cz. La mejor del mundo Tara cstas cnfer-
medadcs. DcvueIvo G. dinero a Ia persona
cue Sc cure y no sane.
ESplRIDION GONZALEZ.
? o. Box 5i7. Laredo. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27

I'm caballo. fu6 arrojada al sucIo,
causandose diversas l~esioncS, al des-
hocarsc cl animal en- la Gale Dlvl-
sion.
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LOS MICS

La pequcna Rosita dice a su tia
Clara, que friSa en- los %cincucnta
amos:
-iEs verdad, tiita, cue ereS to-
davia s%olterona?
Nina, no seas im~pertlnente.
Esas cosas no Sc preguntan.
-:Por que. 81 I'll no themes Ia
culpa? Dicrn que has puesto todos
los mcdios para cy;tarlo. " debes
tcner III conciencia tranquila.
Cuando ncccsitc libros cn esPanol,
diriiasc i igrac;o 4. Lozano, IFS y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Por,aba armas prohibidas

Tn individuo mcXicano de mas He
cuarenta amos de edad, fue aprehen-
dido aver por ell agente de Pollcla
W. C. Lane. en- virtud dc que porta-
! ba una pistoIa sin tener permlSo para
clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27

Cinco automovilistas en- la careel
Por haber violado las leyes del
trafico. fueron encarcelados aver
cinco automovilistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Dee. u;cinsns anrchcndidos

La Escuadra Contra cl Ficlo A
urchendi6 a doce personals conside-
radas como v~iciosas, estanGo todaS
acusadas dc violacion a los artlcuIoS
3 V / del Reglamcnto dc Poilcia.
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Todos los domiugos lie roban la lecne

Todos los domingos ie roban Ia IeeHV
La sonora Richardson. que reSiGe
on Ia casa 400 de la Gale Z. Park
Sc quej6 aver ante las o1lclnas az
nolicia de que todas las botelias de
ieche oue la compania que la proVee
Ia Saia entire cinco Y seis de Ia ma
mana. a la puerta de su casa, lie es-
tan siendo robadas, pero unlcamehte
los domingoS.
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I'm motorista scusado.

Ante cl Jucz de Paz. senior Ben
Fisck. IN policia militar ha presCn-
tado a~cusaciou contra uno DE los
motoriStas de los tranvias, de que
d~espues de haberlc atrope!lado en-
ma de las principales GALES de Ia
ciudad. no intent6, detener Ell caro-
para a~tenderlo.
Sc dice que csta cs la prlmera
oc-ssc;on oue en- este sentiGo sc ma
~nresentado en- San Antonio.
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En- la carcel porque sc coo un
periodico.

Tn individuo de nacionalidad a
m~cricana Y de oficio herrero, u
arrestado por ell Official de Poilcla
Russell Beck, por haber sido sorpren-
dido cuando. tai vez sin la idea de
que cometia I'm delito, Sc aproplaoa
de un periodico que no era suyo' en-
una casa de Ia Gale del Comerclo' al
oeSte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27

Sc cayo d. un caballo
Victoria Rodriguez, quien montaba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-27
Tres AUTOMOBILES fueron robados

La oficina de policia tomo o t
de los siguientes AUTOMOBILES que
aver fueron robados.
I'm Ford numero 2429'IZ "e Id
propiedad de la sonora Pardua; un
Ford numero 246O19, de J. J. AlbertS
v I'm Empire $3.50 de A. c. White;
Por otra parte, el Ford 5S9O2
del scnor j. W. Fouly. ode hacc item
20 fue robado fue cncontrado aver
por Ia policia.
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oBRAs De ~NAUPAssANT
oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY
= DIVERSAS

AEte Dc Ezra GSna5o!s ......... $ $50
&c Il -. $ ESQ
SsS1~o - - Auor. Ob-a anenisina 5 go
Hltc.oG@tto ,Tl,o-1o dana ......... 5 G.59
81 ana &c Casa. Guia de "a nuJer edu. -,
coIfiter.s Wv
csta en- matesia de eocinL- mooAS m
sc- IN - ~ - .-... : o.6O
Fstl.o General de CartaS .'.. "''
- ye-dadcro Lsb-o de ooo. Prasteas
"a magaerlsno. aipnoasnO , sues
Uer. Co=riGe {! ~aPocanfenSe, -at@
de- g,;untad : eGecCIsS Psrdlaas. ION
e sc :aqu'sFe - 5 zoe
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

BRAND NEW FISH WHEEL for
sale cheap. Set up, ready to
catch salmon. In good working
order. For particulars inGuira at
News office. k14
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

will be affected remains to be seen,
and the question should be answer
ed in the fall As far as football
coaches and players are concerned,
they practically are agreed that it
will not make the slightest differ
ence, other than perhaps to offer a
set of candidates for the team who
have been toughened and made more
rugged by their experience in the
army and navy.
Those who, like Coach Foster, be-
lieve that soldering has a tendency
to stiffen and slow up the athlete
will watch with much interest for
the times and distances recorded in
the great allied field and track meet
which soon is to be held in Europe.
Many of the best athletes of the
United States are entered in the
various events.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

busy to spread talk about others
or mind the affairs of others. Many
a fair name and reputation is for
ever blasted by some unthinking
woman who has nothing better to
occupy her time than to talk about
her neighbors.
Petersburg is gaining an unen-
viable reputation for this evil; IN
less It is stopped soon, great evils
will result. Three women meet:
Mrs So and So left for the
South on a certain boat" says one.
Yes and such and such a man
went on the same boat" says an
other.
Why, they went together and
are not coming back says the
third, and the gossip has started.
Within day, the reputation of the
absent woman is blasted, although
she may have been a good wife
and her trip may have been from
entirely innocent causes.
Gossip never investigates, never
looks for facts, never recognizes the
truth, but is like vampire, sucking
It's life blood from the filthy
thoughts of its authors and those
who listen to it.
Filth is the life blood of gossip
and if thoughts are clean gossip
cannot live.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
BURLESON

No newspaper writer is more
careful. accurate and conscientious
than Mr.. Louis Siebold, declares the
editor Of Leslie's. When in the New
York World he furnished proof of
the laundering incapacity of Post
master General Burleson, his article
naturally attracted the widest at
tention. The World undertook 10
send synopsis Of its interesting
story to other newspapers. 1t was
refused transmission on the wires.
The World naturally resented this
interference with the rights Of a
free press, and Mr.. Burleson's vas
sails explained that they regarded
the matter as libelous, and that they
would have been responsible for
transmitting a libel.
Mr.. Burleson undertakes to ex-
onerate himself, and curously enough
discovers suddenly that the news
papers of the country '.have it in
for him" because of his under
handed campaign in favor of the
re-establishment of the long-aban-
doned and archaic zone system of
postage for second-class mail, in
GLIDING newspapers and other pc.
radicals. Mr.. Burleson did not dis.
cover this conspiracy, which, accord.
ing to his statements, has been going
on for long time, until the World
stigmatiZed him as 1.-The colossal con.
tradietion of the Wilson cabinet"
! The disgraceful breakdown of the
postoffice department in handling
the soldiers mail and the disor.
ganization of the telegraph service
are ample justification for all that
the World has said concerning Bun
leson's incapacity. In no Other
cabinet position is it so necessary
to have business man with
demonstrated ability as an executive
an ability which Mr.. Burleson neve:
had or claimed to have. In tbs
words of that distinguished Southern
publisher, Marcellus E. Foster OF
the Houston, Texas, Chronicle, "Mr
Burleson's actions are asinine" H
might have added that Burleson',
plea in self-defense is about as mis-
cradle piece of misrepresentation
as could possibly have been invented
Mr.. Burleson's figures as to tht
cost Of transmission of second-clas:
mail are preposterous. We sugges
that the present Congress selec
capable accountants from outsid'
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
GOSSIP

Worse than the evils of strong
drink are the evils of gossip, says
the editor of the Petersburg Report.
Strong drink causes the downfall
of men and women who are too
weak to withstand its ravages, but
gossip causes the downfall of inno-
cent men and women, men and
women who are the heads of fami-
lies and are living honorable and
upright lives.
Gossip causes those who have been
friends to part.
Gossip has blasted the names of
more honest, upright and virtuous
women than all the drink in the
world. Like unto the serpent's tooth
is the sneering word spoken behind
the back.
There is an old saying that Truth
can never overtake the evils which
have caused its downfall The evil
word or thought spoken in gossip
travels as the lightning, while true
facts are as the snail"
Gossip has caused more hard feel
ings in Petersburg than all the
saloons that ever existed here. Cos
sip has driven honorable men and
women away who would have made
good citizens, but who have lett
rather than endure the misery OF
malicious tongues.
Gossip is the offspring of idle
ness. If all the women and men
were kept busy attending to their
own affairs, they would be T.,
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
FAIRBANKS TO FEATURE
THIRTY-MILE AUTO RACE

The big feature of the Fairbann
Fourth of July celebration this year
will be a thirty-mile auto race, to
be staged at the ball park. A num-
Der of entries are assured, with
Bob Sheldon the favorite in the
betting.
The celebration will start with a
dance on the night of the third
The field sports and the auto race
are scheduled for the afternoon OF
the Fourth
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
ALASKA AND FRISCO

''Alsaka holds many things il
store for San Francisco and iker-ise
Alaska looks to San Francisco for
many stores" says a bulletin re-
Gently issued by the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce. While
economical conditions have not been
and are not in the best possible
condition for commercial relations
between San Francisco and Alaska,
it might be we'll for San Francisco
merchants to bear in mind the fu-
ture that can be developed along
the lines of trade with our northern
territory.
THE coal situation in Alaska
means much to San Francisco and
the development of commercial rela-
tons serves to increase the speed
of the time which must elapse be-
fore coal from the Alaska fields
may be available to this city. In
order to bring out coal we must
ship merchandise in, and this ship
ping must be done in large guam
titles.
The present indications are that
general business activities will be-
gin in Alaska this year nearly 4
month earlier than usual Already
the cannery people have started
their annual overhauling and i'm
provements in getting in supplies
for the season. Among the oppor-
tunities for development in Alaska
are gold dredger operations, the
production Of sugar bee.s, fertilizer
reduction works and many mining
operations.
Recent reports indicate that
things are moving forward in the
northern country and the indica-
tions are that many hundreds OF
people will be employed this coming
year. Through the blishment OF
proper trade relations there is an
immense field for the consumption
of general merchandise of all varie-
ties and particularly such material;
as are supplied by the machinery
supply houses of this city. The
territory also offers a good fielG
for professional men. such as doc
tors, dentists, etc" -. =.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
THRIFT EDUCATION

The appointment of Mr.. B. NJ.
Behrends, of juneau, prominent
banker and merchant, as director
for Alaska of the War Savings Or
ganization announcement of which
was made several days ago by the
News, was made by State Director
Frederick W. Graham, of Seattle,
whose jurisdiction also includes the
territory of Alaska.
Under Mr.. Behrends' supervision
last year, the people of the territorr
purchased over a million dollars
worth OF stamps. This year, with
a quota of but S302,3O0. it should
be possible for the territory to ex-
coed its allotment many times, il
is expected.
Every postmaster and banker il
the territory is being asked to lend
his aid TO the campaign in order
that the sale of thrift and war saw
ings stamps may go on as rapidly
as possible 1t is the intention #
the government this year to devote
a great part of the campaign to
thrift education, rather than appeal
ing to people for simply patriotic
reasons.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
Department of the Interior
Alaskan Engineering Cemmissio,
NOTICE

Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor of the general office
building, Alaskan Engineering COM
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and can
be purchased in sufficient time be-
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot Of
A street on Wednesdays and Satur-
days at p. m.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
LIFE IN ARMY
HURTS ATHLETES,
SAYS TRAINER

SAN FRANCISCO.-Athletics are
an aid to soldering, but soldering
is detrimental to the athlete, seems
to be a new adage which has come
into being with the return of Amer
lean soldier-athletes from abroad.
Both trainers and the returning soi-
dier-athletes have voiced this senti-
ment on many occasions during the
past few months.
In explaining the injury that SOL
diering does to the star athlete,
Coach Frank Foster of the Olympic
club has this to say:
Continual drilling on hard
ground is sure to have a disastrous
effect on the star track athlete. The
men, even though excused from the
long, hard hikes, are bound to have
their muscles tied up. 1t slows up
Splinter"
Foster goes on to say that SOL
diering improves and strengthens the
walking muscles" but stiffens and
slows up the running muscles
which the Splinter must have in
order to attain the fractional parts
Of seconds required in winning Gin
der-path contests.
That these conditions affect no.
only the Splinter is evidenced By
the statement made recently by Ear
Craddock, the champion wrestler.
who was sergeant in the Ameri-
can expeditionary force, and who
recently returned to this country.
Craddock said he was overweight
and slow, and unless he found he
could regain his oldtime form, he
would retire from the mat.
! Those who have seen William
Johnston, former national singles
tennis champion, on the courts re-
Gently say that he will have to do
much work before he regains the
form which made him famous or
the courts. Johnston served as an
ensign during the war and had little
or no opportunity to get any prac-
tice on the courts He is anxious
to compete in some of the Eastern
championships this summer, includ-
ing the national championships al
Forest Hills, Long Island, next Au-
gust. He recently has been prac-
ticing on the courts at Del Monte
and, while showing well under the
circumstances, was adjudged far be-
low the standard he showed when
he captured the title.
Johnston has determined to give
himself thorough tryout and will
continue his practice until he is
satisfied either that he can or cannot
do himself justice in tournament
play.
| One form. of sport that escapes
the detrimental influence of soldier
ing is polo. Many returned polo
Iplayers have again taken up the
game, and the consensus of opinion
appears to be that they have not
lost any of their ability
/ Whether or not football players
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

I00-EGG INCUBATOR, practically
new, with brooder, for sale cheap.
Inquire Tolovana Trading Co.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
GLOOM AND GLADNESS

A pessimist is man who believes
that it will take centuries for the
world to recover from the blow to
civilization; and an optimist is a
man who retorts that there will be
plenty of enturies.-Rochester Post
Express.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

the department to enter into the
matter and give the public the
truth. 1t has not had it from Mr..
Burleson.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27
Want ADS

COMPLETELY FURNISHED Home
for sale, with greenhouse and
garden. Bargain. Present owner
compelled to leave Nenana. In
quire J. H. Flower, at n. c. store.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

Restaurant Tabs and Tablets at
the News Office.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-06-27

Flesh garden seeds, just arrived.
Fowler & Morris.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-09

supposed to be earning his board
and tuition, through the W. k. chan
nels OF lineup, old clothes, crutch
and sign, which bore the legend: Il
am blind"
But apparent contradiction is food
for rah-rah boys, and the blind
man." alas, sat with wide-open eyes,
belying his profession, pleading 81
lently with passersby for tiny do
nation. A few pennies covered the
bottom of his cup, but he confded
to a reporter that he didn't know
how the hell he'd ever get the IL
bucks he had to have when he re-
ported for dinner at the fraternity
house that night" .
Alas, the way of the neophyte is
strewn with thorns and pebbles, over
which be must pass in barefoot sub,
mission to knock at the gates Of
learning, kowtowing to the ever
watchful upperclassmen, ere en-
trance may be gained.
With the appearance OF grand
opera in Omaha, and the advent OF
college fraternity freaks, the western
city now has ample argument to
PROFOUND, in its campaign for recog'
nation as a true metropolitan city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-09
Rah-R ah Boys Fishing for
Suckers on Farnam Street
Greek Letter Fraternity Candidates Put Through
Ordeals in Midst of Town Crowds Co-Eds
Cheer Their Miserable Hours With an Occa-
sional Sympathetic Smile-Omaha Metropolitan.

from his bulk of toy wooden blocks,
given him by thoughtful juniors
with the positive orders to occupy
his time with them at the busiest
hour on Omaha's busiest corner
He appeared totally oblivious OF his
interested spectators, but the deep
flush which tinged his manly face
and neck gave him away.
Farnam Street Fishing.
Directly across the street from
him was another forlorn freshman
in knee trousers, perched on the
highest of high stools, with the
longest of long fishing rods. non
chalantly fishing for suckers, which
his friends the upper classmen hae
told him frolicked in the galvanized
iron pail Immediately in front o.
him. Every now and then he re-
moved a sucker from his hook. HI
couldn't see them, but they tole
him he had to catch one every few
minutes, so he did. .
From a third corner, where thu
southbound car stops to load ane
unload passengers, darted a human
spectacle attired in the latest STYLE
Of evening claw-hammer, all dollee
UP, with hardly any place to go
But he, gallant that he was, busiee
himself with assisting men, womer
and children up and down the step!
of the spasmodic street car.
Fascinating Coed.
Few of the objects of his cour
tesies caught the drift, but now ane
then a good looking coed who hat
been through the rock crusher her
self in sorority days gave him on!
of those bewitching smiles of which
Rupert Hughes writes. His was al
enjoyable avocation, it would seem
and the victim apparently was get
ting as much fun from his work a.
the crowd which watched him.
The fourth. victim, poor lad, wa:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-09
Don'ts Which Keep
Married Folk From
Scraps and Divorce

Chicago, Nov. 8.--The Rev. Aus
tin Hunter of Jackson Boulevard
Christian church, had a unique con.
gregation here recently. He
preached . sermon on Happy
Homes" to 200 of the 500 couples
he had married within the last IL
years.
Here are some "don'ts" which he
said refer to the greatest enemy to
happiness in the home and the
greatest aid to divorce courts:
Don't marry to-
\ Please your friends, or
Spite your relatives, or
Better your financial condition
or
Acquire social standing. Above
all,
Don't marry in haste, and DOM
let frivolity enter into your mar
rage plans.