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New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

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Departures for Now York

VALPARAISO. Dec So~-Mnncqus
SINGAPORE, Dec 29--Rowes Castle (Gr).
LONDON, Dec So-G af,nsy.
ANTWERP. Dec 2s-China Sea. lron.
Hamburg.
GENOA. Dec 39--Ciugli~lnio Pcirce Ntl.
st. MlCHAELs. Dec. 3c-Roma Gr.D,
from Marscil"s).
ANTWERP. Dec 2e.--Ncrvie. (Belg).
SHIELDS, Dec. 3o.--City of Winchester
tB,); Tarcrcd (Nor).
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West Side

o0Ili ST. j WEST-.Lars" looms prlHate
oa IA; g"n,ienen; pcrmsnent. reference
slST ST. COLUMBUS Az. Colonial NotoD
--NeWiy decorated 1urnished loorns usr
or p@ih,i Sl2 Ncekly up nleVn tod, aurface
cars, subway full hotel service; restaurant
s65 WE5T Esd AVE.--Sut.e s,ngis rooms
ard studios, vVl'h or without bath; rss-
er.Nce.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
hO slNEss NOTICE

sonoif, r hfD'k VICTOR & Ar,r.-7-,-
ssr'nrr Mr. ne .eursnent - tssr ses,' .. >
ssa s.@ Dsi and f'o si sst. Ssa. ,a~ s,d
Isior AZ. lszl ~ 6uosness sgslss's s on 2
tor- Sneer Sneenels ,ha VII BE eonin1es 'heq hel &
'''as lattnery -'f'n name By tho
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

80 IL Is hereby given OF the loss in tha
registered mail Of the following securl-
,''s' 'rrtlncnts Bt1f2N for one share pro
."rr~d stoo". snd Certificate A-los7ol for
a.v HnAres OF common stock Of tho Bsltl-
moro a Ohio Railroad COMPANY. standins
" W 'iir name OF Antonius Th.odorus Jys~n.
ynuoh e. Son. South william 81, Now
fo'k CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
FOR SALE

FOR sAgE-A Handsome bay g-ldins sat-.
die horse, 10 HANDS h.xn. long taii. sa +
nnd sound. without = cleuaish- Has r.
tricks Kind a baoy and very courAS orc.
Hss wondsrfui trot. fine carter and 80
other asits. Cost present owner four yea.
ago $500 Would hsye cost $4,000 ne"
not another horse been pure chssed ~ ssi','.
time. Owner ~ho has given up r.1'na.
rll sell at 6 reason abIo price. Appiy ,r
WALTER X. MARX, Groom. DCRLANDS
RIDING ACADEMY. 6sth St. and Centcsl
Park West !.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
BOARDERS WANTED

50 TIL ST. At LEXlNGToN AVE. Glotel
Eutledge) For ladies. ono room and
mems from SIS up; elevator. telephone.
et' tpll hotel service. newly 6ecora ed.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Brooklyn

LbrrERrs TID. ,s2-iarge. weN fur-
ulrted: suitable for ore or two: .,ower
private house; quiet section. Prospect s77i.
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Outgoing Steamships

Sail Tncstll
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Y " \
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Domestic

Domesfic
BUTLEp, SECOND MAN. lIOUSE.iAN-
Young. capable men: al highly recon-
incndad. H. Miss Eoflnaycr's Agency. 10
L. 4jd st, Sd Eoor. TOT. 5941 Murray HE.
-
CiIACFFELR-Ceefil man. young. :.eat
American. Gre appearance; careful good
mechanic; rehsonsble Wett,er'~ Agency
20 ". 42d I,on8acrc SSt7.
COUPLE n9llsi,. OF exceptional useful
ness: excellent cook~seanstress. assist
lsINdry; man butler chauffeur: entire
work: opllgirs have three yeer-olG child ::
$la5 Walters &eerc,. 20 ". 4sd. Long
acre 3es,.
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Connecth

NEW CANAAN. CoNN.-The Agdsley open
-. year round; room w'th or without bath +,
Telephone 09. Mrs. J. VI. SNliman.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

SIC TO s5e WEEK1Y in your spare tilne
doins special Advertising work amor 2
tho families OF your city; no experience
nscessary; write to-da. for Gull particulars.
American Products CO.. ..Go AsAcr!can
Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

CoOk-Assist house work. u>st. young
Sjavish-Italar; excellent COOK: upouta
t.onablo references I-win'y Agency, SO
6tn ~. F!,zroy os05
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instruction
HELP WANTED
instruction
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED to advertise our goods
and distribute Tree ssIilp pies to consume !;
o0c per hour. Write for fuli particulars.
American Products Co. 1875 American
Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio
AlENrS STICK OK burglar-rattic-
proof Window Lock trial outfits fur-
nishcd; biggest quickest lnoBay makers
out; All homes buy several. IRANSO CO.,
Grcenvl.le. Onto.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

SoTH ST, LDXtNCToN *. GIotsl Rut-
l'dac> Women eSclusivei:'. nepvly dec
rated, room. bath. SIS vcrllv up. also
room. use bath. vi weekly u3; restaursrt
oop'eucnce. big reduction for porson".
SD ST. Nr MADISON ~ tEotsl Ash-
tonl Newly decorated room, use Of
oath $40 w"ek up room. bath. $3.50
we" ~ up. buses surfscn cars, subwsy,
inN note Tervicc: restanrau'.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

REPAIRING driving taught short t.rle
licenee guaranteed; ladies' ciassss also
Eord lessons American Auto SChocs, '2d
Lexington
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
HELP WANTED MALE

COURT DANT-Suprcsne. Genera
sessions ard County Courts. Salary
s2,50o E1amlnat tion Jan. Il. 1872, MapY
sppoint nlents Excellent opportunity fol
promotion. Candidates should haze one
year IN high school. CONSIDERATION giv"r
ea service men Eor full information cali
write or phone Delehanty Institute Of Civil
Se:v.ce, III z. llth 81. Phone 3055 Stuy
vcsant
GARDENER. For March. 1922. a vel,-
trained, old fashioned gardener; mar
ried, preferably without children, FOR cub
urban country place. Mus; love his work
be sober and induatriou-. thorop.hiy un-
derstand growing with one aas;stanD fms
vegetables. flowers. grass. shrubs ant
trees, also care OF horse and COW. Sing Blt
chauffeur to be boarded in summer time
Permanent good home and wages FOL
right man. Address, stating eXpertenc:
and references. Proprietor, T'o1 81, Cits
NAli. 7. Q. station
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
uNFVRNIsHfD APARTMENvs rO LET

DENTISTS APARTMGMT~-7 rooms ann
baths corner eth ay and 5sth st. rent
81. 900 per year; i.nneai late possession. APP
ply supt. s6 West S6th sjIs or VIM. d.
Bloodgood e. Co. Queensboro Plaza Long
Island City. Phone 1908 Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

~, Friday noon between fIsnrv street
srooklyn ana NcAlpn Totcl Nav Yor.,
IN Ih Ave. subway. diamond bar pin
Suitable reward Il returned to Mrs. Charios
A. Bull $50 Henry Street. BrooNlyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Electrical Contractor


PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED. Trad.
r,arlsa registered D. reliable Fa,eD. AZ
torrcys and Engineers Free t-cnsul.a %:
NANCFACTCRERS PATENT CO. ,
$50 Fifth AVe. Phone: Vanderbilt 1e,@@
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Reports by Wireless

BY I Mtcd States Naval Service
lpsssNce i. sivon in miles. Reports are
lated at noon unless otherwise seecined)
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LOST sI~ruesday iast osai3'ham terrier.
badger head wearing red collar With
h'erl trimming, handsome rssgard. no ru@s-
tons asked Return 10 IN Moran 3os
W. ioed st
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
coNyERsIoN PRIVILEGE

In accordance with tho provisions of said
Trust Indcnture tho right 90 exchange said
Notes Of Series r for Consolidated Mort-
rage Thirty-Year sinking Fund sir Per Cent.
Gold Bonds, Series a, 10 said Corporation.
due August I. ip4s, now pledged under said
Trust Indenture viii continue w 20 said re
demptlon date, January 10. 1922. Tho holder
Of any one or more OF said Notes OF series
y upon the surrender thereof at said office
OF Bankers Trust Company on or before said
date will bo entitled 20 receive IN exchange
therefor one or more bonds OF said Series 4
Of such aggregate principal amount (which
shall be 81 600 or a multiple thereof that
such bonds, taken ct price 90 yield six
and one-haf per cent. per annum tcom-
putsd according TO the tables OF bond values
specified IN said Trust Indcnturel. will equal
the principal amount Of tho Notes SUR
rendered for exchange with a cash adjust
ment Of accrued interest. and with n pay
ment IN cash by said Corporation % that
rart Of the principal amount 81 the Notes
for which bonds cannot be delivered upon
any such exchange. Application VIII be
made for the listing OF said bonds. Series A.
upon the New York stock Exchange.
Dated. New York. November -, 1921
-riIT.EHEM STEEL CORPORATioN.
by w. y. HARTMANN. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
SECURITY

This bond issue is secured in the opinion of counsel
by first liens the combined properties of the subsid
aries of the United States Automotve Corporation
through deposit with the Trustee Of secured by
first mortgages the manufacturing plants land build
ngs and equipment of the following companies Lexing
ton Motor Company, Ansted Engineering Company
Ansted Spring & Axle Company, Connersville Foundry
Corporation. Fayette Painting and Trimming Company
and the Hartley Motor Corporation The bonds
additionally secured by deposit with the Trustee Of
all of the outstanding and preferred stocks of
the above mentioned companies, except $6 900 of Pre-
fcrred Stock and directors qualifying shares
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
HISTORY

The Corporation all Of the outstanding stock
except $4,000 par value preferred stock and directors
qualifying shares Of the following companies: Lexington
Motor Company, Ansted Engineering Company, Ansted
Spring 8 Axle Company Connersville Foundry Cor
poraton Fayette Painting and Trimming Company all
of Connersve, Indiana and the Teetor Hartley Motor
Corporation Of Hagerstown. Indiana. Through
ship of the above mentioned subsidiary companies the
United States Automotive Corporation represents
plete manufacturing unit At the present time there
less than six weeks supply present average business,
Lexington of the 1921 model either the hands of
distributors at the factory Of the company finished
in process.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
REORGANIZATION or
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company.

Managers have declared operative
the Missouri Kansas Railway
Company 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
ASSETS

The total combined net tangible assets Of the Cor
poration and all subsidiary companies, according the
independent audit of Mcssrs William Castenhoz g. Co.,
Certified Public Accountants Chicago Ill., of August
81, 1921, after deducting all deferred assets licenses
patents, goodwill and all liabilities including this bond
ISSUE and after giving effect to the proceeds Of this issue,
were $40 51052 nearly times the total principal
amount of bonds being issued Net assets
we're $4,761 967.41 ~ times the bond issue.
The value of the fixed assets pledged by mortgage
$3 26981 of August 3lst 1921 such value being
arrived at from independent apprasals made by Messrs
Coates Burchard of Chicago in the fall of 1920 for five
of the subsidiaries. and independent appraisal made
by the Lloyd Thomas Company of Chicago, September
about So, ,500 900 be issued against the present
physical assets, provided the provisions with
regard to net earnings and net quick assets have been
complied with. Under the terms Of the lndenture
bned quick Of the corporation and its subsid
aries must be maintained 1850 of outstanding bonds
during the life of the issue
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Secured Serial Seven Per Cent.
Gold Notes, Series D.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.


To each and every hofGer OF the Secured
serial Seven Per Cent. Gold Notes, Series
ID. OF Bethlehem stee, Corporation. Is.
sued under the Trust Indenturc, dated
July 10, 1918. between bethlehem steel
Corporation, bethlehem Steel Company
azd Bankers Trust Company, as Trustee.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that Bethle-
hegli steel Corporation has elected 70 exercise
ls right 20 redeem, and VIII redeem and
raw. on January l6. 1922, all OF It's Secured
Serial Seven Ter Cent. Gold Notes OF Series
u then outstanding: that interest on said
No,es OF Series y will cease on said redemp-
lion date. January 10. 1922: that the holders
of said Notes OF Series ID are required on
said redemption date 10 prcseDt them for re-
dernption and payment az the office OF Bank
srs Trust Company. No. 10 Wall street, Ia
the borough Of Manhattan, IN the City Of
New York: and that on presentation and
surrender thereof with coupons maturing
on Julv f5. 1922, at said office as aforesaid
said Notes of Series u VIII be redeemed
and paid az 1905 Of the principal amount
donption date.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11

For holders of
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Railway Company.
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Tor Certificates of Deposit therefor is
sued by United States Trust Company
under Agreement Of December 81, 1879.
Second Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
First 4 Refunding Mortgage Fou. Per Cent.
Gold Bonds,
General Mortgage Four and One-Half Per
Cent Gold Bonds.
Two-Year Secured Gold Notes.
First Mortgage Extension Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
ST. Louis Division First Mortgage Rcfunding
-Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company,
First Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Missouri. Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad Com
pany,
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
the time within which deposits may be
extended until and including February a,
The New York herald., 1922-01-11

Your Wcass ard the ioonts OF thou
sands a. othtrs are ;aoss quickly yea'-
,sed through THE NEW york her.
AID Want Ads. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation brings tho ksns
Of RosuIts that are most desirable,
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. PA able.
Am Radiator Co.u.pf. Si.15 Feb. Feb. II
Am Vadiator Co, a., 81 Mar. - Mar. 81
Dominion OIL Co. q. go. Mar. 10 Apr !
Hoilingcr Consoi. Gold NJ, 5c.Ian. IL Jan. 2s
NJ. Gas. l.. R,R.. s-a. s3.5o.Jan. Fl Feb.
Ranger Texas oil Co., q 80 Mar. 10 Apr
Texas chief oil Co. q. 39t. Mar. 10 Apr I
Union Oh Of Cal. extra, ei..Jan. u Jan. p
Union OH of Cal. q, s2.,,.'.Jan. III Jan. II
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
Dated,Ausust 81, 1921

y
rcht
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enNe
thean Sand
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
fon1Ii site al ouows.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
MINNEAPOLIS RATE 5 FER CENT

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 1O.-Dlscount rates
Of the local Reserve Bank were reduced
from So per cent TO 5 per cent. on all
maturities at to-day's meeting Of W.
executive committee.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
EARNINGS

Combined annual net profits Of the three subsidiary
companies of United States Automotive Corporation
which established in regular manufacture for the
three fiscal years 1oo 1920 and 1921 august 3 aver
aged S670 after depreciation all taxes and interest
charges, 4 times interest charges ST 900
of these bonds. Combined annual net profits Of the
United States Autootive Corporation ard all subsidi
aries for the four fiscal ended August 81 1921 after
all taxes and depreciation but before interest deductions
averaged nearly 37 times interest charges
81, $780, 900 Of these bonds Similar profits for the
fiscal year ended August 81, 1921 $341 6l061 or
about "a times interest charges These earnings, of
do not take into consideration the very profitable
contract just entered into with Durant Motors Inc
,atters by attorneys, offer
The New York herald., 1922-01-11

The Missouri, Kansas & Eastezn Railway Com
pany,
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Second Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
The Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway Com
pany Of Texas.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds.
The Dallas & Waco Railway Company,
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds.
The Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway
Company,
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds
First Lien Collateral Trust Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds,
First and Refunding Mortgage Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
Tho Boonville Railroad Bridge Company.
First Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Southwestern Coal & Improvement Company,
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Trust Bonds,
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

Deering, who claimed he was on hurry.
call, was driving through a crowded Sec
ton of the city at rate of sixty miles
an hour. The judge answered his plea by
reminding him that in trying to save one
life he was endangering countless other
lives by his reckless driving.
Baby Marion Newtons death is the lit
tie sacrifice upon which the entire coast
will build legislation for safer speed and
traffic laws
San Francsco's coroner, DR.. T. B. W.
Leland has announced his intention of
making d searching investigation of court
and coroners records as to the disposition
of cases against automobilistS who have
run down and killed persons in San Fran
cisco during the past year. Special atten-
tion will be given cases, he says, by cor
oner's juries, concerning drivers also
charged with intOxication at the time of
the accident.
"The death rate IN San Francisco from
auto accidents is out of all proportion"
DR.. Leland says. death rates have in
creased alarmingly from automobile acci-
dents of this type, forty-eight similar
cases to this is our record in the past four
months.
SpeCldl ueIeCLINCS, detailed DN the CnleI
of Police of this city to work on the de-
tail of cases like that of Marion Newton,
which have terrorized San Francisco's
pedestrians during the last few months,
turned in reports of such nature that
punishment for speed violaters has under
gone a complete change. Gases that were
dismissed with reprnrand few weeks
back are now sentenced to a Jail term.
There seems to he little doubt in the
L. of L. Z ;t
hard with the reckless, unfortunate
Buckley. AS he admits himself, there are
no extenuating circumstances. Had he
been perfectly sober the accident, doubt
less, would not have happened, for Buck
ley had driven every day for fourteen
years without mishap. His good record,
In this respect, will be of little weight, for
the courts generally are beginning to
frown darkly on drivers who attempt 70
thread through crowded thoroughfs} a.
while under the influence of liquor.
there Is one place where a man shoU;
have full and unimpaired control of hi
faculties II is while at the wheel OF IN
automobile, no matter where he is driving
It Is likely, therefore, in view of the
history Of accidents In San Fransiscco and
the public resentment against reckless and
drunken driving, that the court will elect
TO avail himself Of the law and make an
example Of Buckley.
His offer to sacrifice his only little
daughter will earn him sympathy in some
quarters, but q moments reflection would
bring home to anyone how hollow his
offer must have sounded t6little Marion's
parents.
Meanwhile. the injured and stricken
mother, lying on her cot in the hospital,
cries out: b.
"Give me back my doll please. made
her such pretty things-she's all want
she's all had--my only doll. Don't
leave me alone without my little doll, my
little doll"
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

"I'll do it," she said at last. "I'll even
give up my baby if it is the only thing
that will help. But know it would kill
both Charlie and myself to- part with
Isabella. Oh, God, why did this have to
happen?"
And across the bay, in a suburb of San
Francisco, the little substitute for an
other woman's baby played in the sun
shiny garden of a friends home, never
dreaming that her father and mother were
offering her in payment for the life of
another little one. She is a beautiful
child, with great trusting blue eyes and
fair curls. The thought of parting with
her must wrench a mothers heart
1t was the morning after he had, by
order of the court, visited the morgue and
viewed the pallid features of the baby e
had killed, that he called in one of the
officers Of the Jail. He had fully recov-
cred from the effects of drink and come
to a full realization of his crime. He
would mean to him and the devoted wife
and mother if it had been his daughter
that he had seen in the morgue. To his
ears kept coming the mutterings of the
mob, and if he shut his eyes against the
pitiful face on the cold morgue slab all
he could see were the menacing faces Of
the crowd that had threatened hint~whch
he made the trip there. And he knew in
his heart what his fellow-men thought of
him. All this he told the Jail officer,
White and haggard having been unable\
to eat or sleep day or night, he poured
out his soul.
81 wish to heaven that | was in the
grave in her place." he cried. "1f what
has happened to me only helps to prevent
future tragedies of this kind will gladly
take my medicine. But ] will never
touch the wheel of an automobile again.
don't blame anybody but myself" he
continued. 81 was only doing what hun
reds of other motorists are doing every
lay-drving my car after | had taken
one drink too many. The papers say that
| was unmoved, but I was suffering all
tn" time. | smoked, or, rather, chewed, a
cigarette on my way from the court to
the morgue to hide my feelings. Both my
wife and | love children, and | would
rather have killed myself than be respon-
sble for the death of a child"
But the father of the dead baby has
branded Buckleys offer "as an attempt to
save his neck from the punishment which
should be justly meted out to him" He
has sworn out complaint of man.
slaughter and is bending every effort to
secure the maximum sentence OF ten
years imprisonment upon the offender.
Meantime, he has spurned Buckleys offer
of his daughter.
San Francisco is now inaugurating q
reform on auto speeding, due to the heat
of public opinion over the killing Of baby
Marion Newton. Upon the surprised ears
of auto speeders falls the sentence of
"fve days" in place of the customary fine
and reprinand.
One of the citys prominent physicians
sentenced to five days imprisonment as
result Of the new reform agreed with the
Judge that il was the proper treatment to
mete out to a case of his kind. DR.. II. A.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

"You need not say anything while view
ing the body, in explanation or defense of
your act. You may stand mute, If you so
desire. warn you that anything you
may say may be used against you. But
whether you speak or not, direct that
you gaze upon your handiworS and 500
prisoner to the city morgue."
Hsndcuffed to a detective. Buckley was
led into the morgue reception room. \
group Of figures in one corner Of n" ''aEt
hoor space held the attention o. all. Th'
eorOnef's jury was range in CIim r1v.
behind the little slab on wSich lay he
body Of the dead baby.
Reluctantly, and with downcasi cyus,
The Washington times., 1922-11-26

this moment if it would bring that baby
back"
Then, overcome with contrition and re-
morse, he made his remarkable offer,
dramatic climax to a drab tragedy.
81 will gladly turn over my fve-year-
old daughter, Isabella. to Marion Newton's
parents if that act can in any way help
them in their sorrow. realize. of course,
that no child on earth can take her place
in her parents eyes, hut much as | love
my daughter-and think as much Of her
as they did Of Marion will gladly make
the sacrifice. Please tell them So" And
he hid his face in his hands.
When Buckley's wife heard Of her hus-
bands offer she broke down and cried.