The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-30

ing the second prize contest in which |
you may win. DO you wish to enter a
third prize conest, the contest for
the greatest prize on earth that any
woman could ever win-t contest
for the whole heart and soul. love,
and hand in marriage of one Of the
Is men who is now living on the earth
who can look God and all humanity
square in the eye ana say. Against
my body and against my soul there
rests no moral stain, for have kept
my soul and my body free from all
moral stain in order that may look
my virgin bride in the eye without
guilt and shame in my heart"
Would Ransom Soul
THE girl who is the winner Of this
contest Will have won The love of
man whose love will be so great that
ii that was the one and only price
that would purchase your soul saliva.
ton he would ransom your soul out
of hell with the price OF his own, and
if you should enter this contest and
be the winner it would 90 a long way
toward assuring you Of being the win
ner in the contest to become Miss
Washington, for this man now holds
one of the highest Offices in the Ma
tion and will at a time not to exceed
eight years hold the highest. and the
girl who wins his love can rest as
sured that he will exert every atom
Of his powerful influence to have his
sweetheart selected to be Miss Wash
ington.
You, quite naturally, want to know
something about the man who invites
you to enter a contest for his love. so
here is description: Age, thirty
four; height, G feet; weight. 1874
pounds; chestnut brown hair, brown
eyes, and as far as masculine beauty.
taking 100 as perfection, would grade
about as follows: Face. so per cent
body, 9S per cent
BameIess and Blotess
Special; Note--0ut of 1000 mar
riages 999 men are not worthy of the
bride they get but in my case con.
ditions are just exactly reversed.
That being the case, sincerely hope
that no young lady will take offense
at my desire to select the prize win
ner with care, and upon my part
am willing to give any young lady
who cares to enter this contest my
full and complete life history and af.
ford her every facility for her eXami.
nation Of my past LIES history with
a microscope, for there is neither
blot, blemish nor stain of any kind
against me-
Owing to my high position. It is
necessary that this contest be carried
on secretly in order not to bring
notoriety or ridicule upon my high
position by my political enemies: and
any young ladN to whom this invita-
ton may come and who shall decline
to enter this contest and shall make
this invitation public will have taken
a farreaching step toward eliminat-
ing herself from being selected as
Miss Washington
Last Scion OF Noble Stock
and now few words in closing;
! am the last scion OF a noble family
who lost their political power during
the oyerrunning of Europe by Napo.
leon |, and whose family has now
become extinct, except for myself.
Left practically an orphan in in.
fancy, faced a cold and cruel world
penniless and alone, and after over.
coming superhuman obstacles have
fought my way to wealth and power
and am now seeking a bride worthy
of my love.
No young lady should hesitate to
enter this contest because she may
thing herself too young to become a
wife, for If any such enter the contest
and be the winner the marriage
woud be cheerfully deferred until she
should have attained sufficient age;
any young lady to whom this in.
vitation may come, whether the same
is sent to you by mail or is brought
to You by my personal ambassador,
will please indorse the same with
your name and address and the nota.
tion Accepted or Rejected and re-
turn in order that the process of
selecting a winner may proceed.
Sends a QUESTIONABLE
Immediately upon the acceptance
by any young lady of this invitation
to enter this contest a meeting be.
tween myself and the young lady
will be arranged by my ambassador
QUESTIONABLE:
Are you engaged?
"What is your religion?
What is your age?
! "What is your nationality?
would you be willing to live ont.
side of Washington if political re-