Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

To the editor:
 I have just got hold of book which I only wished I had ran acrost it 20 yrs. ago and it would of saved me from a whole lot of trouble and mistakes and etc. which anybody is libel to make through ignorants when if they only knew that they was a book of this kind to refer to 1t and study it and master what is in 1t. why theys no telling what a differ ents it would make in a mans life and adventures. So I am going to tell my readers little about the book in the hopes that some of them is still young enough yet to get the full benefits from it and that it will prove as great a boom to them as l feel it would of proved to me had not Of ran acrost it too late.
 Well friends the name of the book Is Love Letters Made Easy and it is the works of lady of the fair sex and it tells all the secrets of successful love makeing by U- s. mail and the gal has wrote out some sample love letters which takes the opponents through all the stages from the time they meet till matters | has went beyond recall and I don't know no better investment which I could recommend to my young readers than buy this here book and study it like they would their bibble and fashion their love letters along the same lines as those printed in the book.
 The mans name in the book is Edgar Dale and the gals name is Margaret Merton and they meet at dance and the next day he sends ground associations which shows they must of had some pretty hot conversation at the dance. She | writes and thanks him for the pamphlets and he writes back and says he is a travelling man and has got to go out on the road and will she write to a poor lonesome chap Pretty soon they break down a few barriers and begin calling each other Edgar and Margie and the next thing you know he starts a letter to her my dear young Butterfly. Per- sonly l would give anything if had knew 20 yrs. ago just which letter tC start calling my gal young butter fly in 1t.
 Cold Shower Breaks Down Restrain
 Well in the butterfly letter he pre- tends like he is fond of nature in cludeing birds so she starts her nex letter dear Birdman and winds up by telling him they's nothing she en- l JOYS Ike a cola shower. After tha of course they ain't no more re, straint between them and the clima, comes when she opens up a lette to him by saying the top of tn morning to you dear man. The au thor leaves you where they are en gagged and makeing plans for tn wedding and she don't giveyou m samples of the letters they wrote afte they had been marred a few yrs. bu can furnish some of those kind my self though I am afraid they ain't n butterflys or bird men in them.
 As say the sample letters come too late to be any use to this ol dowager but the lst chapter of tn book contains plenty meat for marre and single men alike as it tells hoy to send messages different way and by that don't mean night letter and day letters and etc. but what tells is how to express your idears b postage stamps and flowers and gem which you send them to who ever yo want to send them to and the part that gets them will know what yo mean without you committing your self in black and white. Like fo inst. i7 regards tp postage stamps
 | always been ia the habit of stiekin