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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14
A FIATALEMBER

hivatalosan megkerte kisasz-
SONY kezet, amelyet eddig csak
szorongatott. MindenkI
nagyon komoly es neltosagteljes,
kiil0nosen szertartasos az apa, q
XII, miutan kimondta a mar sok-
'szor megtanacskozott valaszt, igy
szolt jovendobeli vejehez:
Jol van, fam, en- beleegyf
zem a hazassagba, de ARA mar
most figyelmeztetem, hogy t6leIh
egy krajcar hozomanyt sem kaI-
Halalom utan minden magas,
de elore egy fillert sem adok.
A kero folenyes mosollyal vala-
szolta:
Annyi baj legyen. Van ne
ken egy kis osszekuporgatott
penzena, megel;;nk mi abb6l egy
kis ideig ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14

goztatni, hogy BEREGI OSZKAR
amerikai latogatasa messze tul no
jelentosegeben egy szinhazi ven
degszereples keretein. A Beregi
Oszkar elete 'es miiveszete immar
a magyar miiveszet t0rteneleme.
Amikor tehat @ idejon mikozenk,
akkor elton ide vele amagyar mil
veszet tortenelmenek Muzsaja is,
hogy feljegyezze keso utokor
szamara annak az iinneplesnek
kronikajat, amelyben a magyar
nemzet kiveteles nagy miiveszet
az amerikai magyarsag reszesi-
tette.
A BEREGI OSZKAR amerikai
latogatasa az amerikai magyar
sag osszessegenek iigye. EFT a
nagy miiveszt sem egyesek, sem
egyes tarsadalmi osztalyok XII mem
sajatithatjak a maguk szamara, es
mi Beregi Oszkar amerikai ven
deg jatekanak .rendez6 bizottsa-
ga, boldogok lesziink, ha az anne
rikai magyarsag szeretetenek je-
lett oda ralhatjuk hodolattelje-
sen a nagy miivesz iabai ele!
Beregi Oszkar vendegjateka
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14

kai magyarok altal ismert $ koz-
szeretetnek 0rvendo Nehez Josef
urat kerte fel az igazgat6sag. Ne
hez J6zsefet, ezt talpig derek
egyenes S becsiiletes embert e so
rok ir6ja is nagyon jol ismeri $
ICY felel6ssege teljes tudataban
meri ajanlani minden magyarnal,
hogy tartson evvel tarsasuta-
zassal. Jobban, lelkiismereteseb-
ben egy tarsasutazast vezetni, a
hol az utasnak minden kenyelme
meg lesz mar mem lehet Aki te-
hat tervezgeti ebben az esztend6-
ben a hazautazast, az rakja sutba
minden eddigi tervet, ket kezzeI
ragadja meg ezt a kedvezo alkal-
mat intezze ugy dolgait, hogy
junius 2-an indulhasson Cosu-
Itch Line, Martha Washington ha-
j6javal, Nehez Jozsef vezetese
alatt indu1o tarsasutazas egyik tag
jakent.
A tarsasutazasra vonatkozolag
kozelebbi reszleteklel szivesen
szolgal barmely haj6jegy ugynok.
Revesz Kalman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14
remenyiink ereje-

zakod6 szikla remenyunk ereje-
b6l ~!
Els az amerikai magyarsag hl
volt ehhez nagyszerif misszioja-
hoz. Adott szeretet, hitet, meleget
a hozzaja zarandokl6knak -!
Most ujra, vendeget varunk. Ma
gyobbat, kedvesebbet mindazok-
nal, akik eddig is voltak. AIT a
.csodalatos, Macy szivi miiveszt
varjuk, aki mi draga nepiink-
mex legnag, b kincset, edes, zen
GO nyelvet Wis Ii az ajkain. BERE-
GI OSzKAR in el most hozzank.
A budapest .emzeti Szinhaznak
az az listen aldotta Macy miivesze,
aki amikor becsi csaszari Var
Szinhaz es berlini vilaghirii
Volksbiihne mesebe lilo fizetesek-
kel csabitotta a magyar szegeny-
segbol miiveszi hirnev es ragyo-
gas gazdagsagaba, egyszeruen
csak AIT felelte, 80 koszonom >.
de amig nekem a magyar szinpad
kenyeret ad, nem vagyom en- adj
dig sehova sem :.
Egeszen felesleges volna az
amerikai mapyarsar elott ait han
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14

multi szellemeben es tradicioiban
eltink, Tollnk messze van a. szen-
vedelyek harca. Mi meg mindeg
csak szeretiink es buszkek va
gyunk ra, hogy az europa kultura
ia magyar neinzet gyermekeikent
sziilethetiink. Els ICY lettUnk mi,
messzire szakadt amerikai magya-
rok, a reei magyar szellem regi
magyar kultulra letetemenyesei es
biiszke hagyomanyainak f0ntar-
tot. Icy jutottunk ahhoz megjo-
vcndolt kultur-missziohoz, amely-
nelS sors-donto szerepe lesz meg
y yyarorszag jovend6jeben!
Az egesz magyar miiveszet, az
egesz MAGYAR irodalom, az egesz
elarvult magyar kultura az anne
rikai magyarsag fele fordult. Ide
kildi legkivalobb szellemeit hoz-
zank. rs nem pusztan az anyagi
skier cseng6 elismereseert, de szel-
lemi es lelki meger6sodeseert. Ide
,ionnek hozzank melegedni a sze-
retet langjan. Tanulni hitet mesz
sze idegenben. Erot meriteni az ell
alelt remenytelensegben, ami BIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14
sIRALYOK sZARNYAN.

Mfnden magyar sEeretettel gon-
dol vissza az 6hazara - Mines
olyan, aki ne tervezne a hazauta-
east Mi tartja vissza a legt0bb
1nagyart az utazastol? "A legpom-
pasabb alkalom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14


czelott lepett valaki Amerika fold
jere, mem sziinik meg soha az IL
terve, hogy viszontlathassa az g.
hazat, otthon hagyott szerette:t,
AIT a falut ahonnan elindult Macy
utjara. Szeretne magahoz olelni
sziileit ha mar mem elnek, ugy
az minden vagya, hogy csendes
kis temet6ben legalabb egy imat
elmondhasson domborul0, viragos
kis sirjuk felett. A hazavagyas
minden amerikas magyart kiser ar
nyekkent esztend6r6l- 6l-esztendSre
Mines egyetlen egy Sc koz0ttiik,
Xxi ne tervezne, he fontolgatna &
hazautazast. Az akarat, a josiah
dek mindenkiben el, ezen nem is
mulik dolog. A legtobb hazake-
sziilonek meg is volna az anyagi
tehetsege, a>penze az utazashoz es
megis nagyon sokra tehet0 azok-
max a szama, akik huzzak-halaszt-
Jak az utazast. Mindig kitalalnak
valami ures kifogast, amivel elso-
sorban maguknak ervelnek -. de
aalegtObb magyar testverink nem
vallja !be az egyetlen okot, ami
vissztartja a tengeri utt6l. Felnek
az utt6l, az ,itazastoll S az evvel Ia
70 nehezsegekt6l.
Ha laposan meggondoljuk a dol
got, bizony nem is olyan semmi-
Seq nekivagni nagy utnak. Ha-
'boru 6ta pedig az sok mindens
fele ltj rendelet, vizsgalat, okvet-
lenkedes az egyes orszagok hat6-
sagai reszer6l is eletbelepett -
ugy hogy az egyedul iitaz6 ember,
aki nyelveket sem 'beszel, valosa-
gos kalvariajarasnak van kite
re. "A haJ0 ut, meg csak megtevo-
dix valahogy, mines oily magyar,
aki ne torne annyira az angolt,
hogy meg ne ertenek, de mi tor
tenik az egyediil utaz6val akkor,
mikor az Ocean mask .partjan XII
e-teszik a hajorol, idegen orszaaba ?
Ugy all oft, mint a masziiletett
barany S igazan minden batorsa.
Ga az inaba sail.
No, de az ember talalekonysag
czen is segitett, ma mar minden
magyar szamara lehetove van te-
We, hogy ne egyediil, niagara ha-
gyottan tegye meg mem csak a
tengeri utat, hanem a szarazf0ldit
is. A tarsasutazasnal igazan mines
jobb alkalom Condos, lelkiisme-
retes veZetes mellett - az utazas
ideje ugy elrepiil, mint az alom S
az ember eszre Sc veszi mar ott-
hon van - sep Magyarorszagon.
a napolban egy baratomtol, a
Xxi tiz evi amerikai tart0zkodasa
utan hazaindult bizony nehezen
adta ra fejet az utazasra, levelet
kaptam, ennek levelnek egy resi-
letet emlitem meg lit a kovetke-
z6kben:
Nehezen hataroztam ra maga-
mat az utazasra, sokaig valogat-
tam, gondolkodtam, hogy milyen
hajoval menjek, vegiil ugy d0ntot-
tenn, hogy Cosulich Line, Mar
tha Washington hajojat valasz-
tom. Biiszken ir'hatom meg neked
hogy valasztasomban mem csalod-
tam, az utam kezdett6l-vegig me-
ses volt. Nem tudom init dicserjek
jobban, figyelmes kiszolgalast
nagyszerii kosztot, a tagas, egesz
seges kabinokat, vagy a haj6 min.
den emberi kepzeletet feliilmulf
pompas berendezeset9 Igazan mir
den tekintetben, a legteljesebL
mertekben meg voltam elegedve !
esak egyet ajanlhatok. Neked, hs
raszanod magad az ultra, ugy csak'
is a Cosulich Line hajojat hasz.
nald. K6pzeld a, Triestbe kikotott
hajonlat elhagyva, feliiltem d
gyorsvonatra, Is ora alatt Buda-
pesten voltam. Gyonyorii utunlS
volt. sajnalom, hogy nem vagyok
ir6 ember, hogy letudnam Neked
festeni az ut minden szepseget,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-14

FarrellIban september 26-an, Yo-
ungstownban okt6ber lien lesz
megtartya.
DR.. Winter v. Mikl6s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

photo says "Pelser. instantaneous
photographer. Seattle, Washington
Territory''-so you know II must
have been before 50,
The other photo tho one IN
which the face reflects the idea that
seattle's good town 10 grow up
with. was taken recently.
Not that folks didn't have 20
work in the early days. either
when tho fnt issue Of tho Sc.
attic telephone directory came out
IN 1883. Melso delivered Il to all
the patrons. by tho simple method
OF stuffling the entire issue into an
oyereoat pocket and trAmpinE
around tho village with II.
This year he tried 20 stuff Just
ono directory into his pocket--and
had hard tlmo doing f.
seatuo's grown since the early
days-hnd iots OF folks have grown
with her. The main thing Is. how.
ever. that most Of them have had
fine. comfortable time growing
It's that kind OF town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Price of Oats Hit
Old Dobbin Hard

While u is the general opinion
that Il was speed that pat finish
10 the activities Of tho drny horse.
tho price Of oats had good deal
10 do with IL, and tho currycomb
also had hand IN Il. according 10
n. Either. or 44i2 42d ave. s.. who
operates a small Ford truck.
II uscd 10 have "a one.horsc OK.
press. but II got TO be too slow aft.
sr the trucks came In" he says
You can deliver your load and be
back on tho stand with motor
truck while you would bc getting
around the block with horse. And
then the price Of feed Inns gone up
80 you could not mako any money
operating with n horse. And look.
Ing after your horse morning and
nigh, was the hnrdcs, part or the
days work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Proctor New Head
of Building Men

Robert I. Proctor. building super.
Intendent Of Seattle. was elected
president OF the Pacific Coast AsHo.
citation OF Building superintendent
AZ the closing session OF the or.
ganlsaiion at The olympic Hotel
Wednesday night San Jose will be
tho next convention city.
Other officers elected arc C. +.
Jenkins. OF Alhamhra, Cal. vice
president. A. c, Horner. OF Stock.
ton. reelected seorotary.treasurer:
NJ. c. Woodruff Of san Jose. II. T..
plumfner, Portland. ]. ]. Backus.
Los Angeles, s. +. Koch. Berkeley.
o. @ Kenech,, san Diego and =.
+, Weather. Lougview. members OF
the executive committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
NsIANGIsE
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR.
QUISE, CARE OBJ THE SECRET
DRiyyER-CONTIN

we must discuss It. Leslie. Surely
sou cannot keep that woman after
what have told YOU" said Mrs.
Prescott, Senior.
I'm pretty we'll satisfied with Han.
nah" answered. 80 much so that
| must ask you not to visit the chill
dren in the future except when | am
present"
Leslie, do hear arIght7 Are you
refusing to lei me see my grandchlld
whenever l please7 Well. / can tell
YOU will not stand for that. have
never as yet interfercd with your
affairs at all. but now ! cannot be
silent and SEQ my own flesh and
blood in danger OF having his life
ruined"
had to smile, Little Marquise. be-
cause thought OF the interfering
she had done in tho past, when two
or three times she had nearly broken
UP my family,
81 mean exactly what I have told
YOU" ] told Johns mother You
must stay away from the nursery
unless | am there"
II shall ask my son II this order
stands. and after have told him all
Of this disgracofnl affair. am quite
sure that no VIII uphold me-"
IAN right, do It," | interrupted.
but until you can persuade Jack
Prescott that my word tx not law In
this house. | must insist that YOU dc
not go into the nursery unless you
have mn invitation TO so and / can
30 with you"
a maid appeared saying; THE car
Ia ready, Mrs. Prescott"
Both women by that namo started
Tor tho stairway.
I'm going out for ride" said
Mrs. Prescott. rive ordered the
town car"
That's all right, I'm taking tho
rondstor," ] answered. I'm going
down Co tho train TO meet my friend
Sally Atherton,"
isn't that good deal 90 do for
your husbands secretary" asked
Mrs. Prescott ncridly. you never
did that for his mother."
She Rlarcd and I grInncd. but
neither Of us said anything further
When wo arrived NJ tho door, tho
town car was not there.
"Wbnr9'a the car Mrs. Prescott
orysefrd7" / ssNsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Seattle Dirty?
Uses Lots of Soap

II takes lot Of soap 20 keep
seattle's clothes clean. a. anybody
can 80 by doing a little figuring
Tho larger laundlfea say they use
600 pounds OF soap weekly, and
there arc 50 white laundrlcs In the
city,
Then there arc Ms many more
operated by Chinese and japanese
The smaller ones consume from 10
pounds up per week a safe aver
ago would be around 400 pounds.
Multiply this BY loo and you have
total or 10000, pounds OF soap,
II you add TO this tho great num-
Der Of housewives who do their
own you viii begin to realize what
II means in soap TO keep seatiie's
shirt clean,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
oAfr. prescott took i thLs MORN

mfr. Prescott took it this morn
ing"
Did you not understand that Mrs
Prescott wanted to drive"
Yes" Madam, but the car was
not in the garage"
did you tell her this?'
YES, Madam, and | told Mrs. Pres.
colt she might have the coupe"
why did YOU not bring IT, them
Because, Madam, when told her
she did not say anything, just turned
and left me, and / supposed she
didn't want to go"
turned to Mrs. Prescott, Senior.
"wnl you use the coupe2'
II thought he was lying TO me, that
he didn't want to take me out, she
said furiously.
MY servants do not lie" I in
formed her. IF they do, they do not
stay with me, Shall | order the
coupc?'
mot today. I shall forcgo my ride,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

Get DO NOT want to be thin! Just
i want to be my right weight
want these hollows filled out. l
Just want enough firm, plump flesh
on my bones to fill out my figure"
or course you do. You want a
figure that you can drape your
clothes on--not just hang them on!
What's the use or having pretty
clothes, II they just hang on you?
And what would you say II you
we're told you could have the figure
yon want? "A graceful. well rounded
body--firm, solid ilesh-just enough
just your right weight? You'd be
mighty happy, wouldn't your
Well. then, be happy - because
you can have III Put plenty OF red
cells In your blood and watch your
weight 20 mp to whore you want ~!
That's what's tho matter with you!
Your blood Ia impoverished. You
need more rich. red blood. s. s. 8.
Ia the thing to put red blood In your
system. s. s. s. helps Nature build
red.blood.cells by the millions.
You just try S. s. S. and watch
how quickly you begin to Ill out
your clothes. Notice your skin
clear OF unglghtly
blemlshos 49, your APP. \
petite inoreaso--lC CF
strength come to\ N,NNJ
habby muscles and ~s~s~>
vim and yigor I'll y
your whole systom.
It's red blood.that does II, And
=. s. s. surely helps Nature build
! that red blood, s. S s. T. Geld bv all
drug stores, TIE swrser bottle ~
s-pre economical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

clean. sweet. refreshed. your head
clear, stomach right. tongue pink
and your skin rosy
Because CHEEKY. harmless Caesar.
cts" never grippe. Inconvenience or
Eicken. "Cascare,s" has become the
largest selling laxative in the world
for men. women. children. Buy a
box ut any drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

ILLUSTRATING once more tina,
4 seattle'a good. comfortable
place 20 grow up with. we intro.
duee today a couple OF pictures OF
y, w Moise. OF the income tax al.
vision Of the internal revenue de-
paftment one or thcm-tho thin
fieed one was taksn-oh. a mum.
Der Of years ago
The imprint on the back Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Wrinkles Removed
"While You Wait"

II has been discovered that the
mere application of spoonful of
powdered tarkroot mixed with
spoonful of lemon Juice, actually re-
moves wrinkles and creascs in
fifteen minutes or less There's no
rubbing. no work and the expense
Is triflingA-less than three cents!
II is only necessary to spread the
mixture over tho face. sit down be-
fore the mirror, and watch those
unwelcome marks OF age. Illness or
worry disappear like magic, The
effect Is incomparably better than
that produced by the most skillful
massaging.
The mixture OF course Is perfectly
harmless. While on the face II pleas
ant soothing sensation IL cXpe-
riencod, II is easily washed Off,
Aside from its remarkable effect on
wrinkles, there's nothing better for
haggy cheeks or chin. No woman
who purchases n package of pow
dercd tarlSroot from her druggist
viii regret having done so,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Feel Glorious!
incest Laxative,
"Cascarets" lOc

Don, stay head.
achy bilious. con
s,Ipa,ed, sick one
or two pleasant,
enndy.lIko Gas.
caro,a" any time
viii gently s,lmu
lato your liver and
start your bowels,
Then you win
both look and feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
Just a few days
more

Soon this great Anniversary Sale will be thing of the
past-these wonderful opportunities will be gone many
of them never to come again. The wonderful values
money-saving opportunities Make up your mind right
you read this that you will come in tomorrow
without fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01
GAdvertisemenp

when downtown, try Boldt's Dol,
lar Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

The largest known electric light
bulb is a 4o,o00-watt giant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

TOMORROW: Letter from Leslie
Prescott to the Little Marquise, care
OF the Secret Drawer-Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

il has been spoiled anyway"
Just as you please" said quietly
as | got into my roadster and drove
away
Copyright. 1895. y. Il A, Service, Tne.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

tAiyeflIseInfnIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

Just Think For less than half its
regular price and on very easy
terms you can own this beautiful,
brand new Console model Phono-
graph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-01

is without. doubt the most amazing
Piano value ever offered in the city
of Seattle. Beautiful mellow tone,
handsome latest case design. Many
others at equally drastic reductions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-04

New York, May 4.7,see-sawing up
and down Broadway l saw Lillian
Gish, pensive and wistful and charm
ing in a plaid tan coat and small
tan hat pushed we'll down on her
head. Oh, yes. George Jean Nathan.
the critic, was along. Seeing
many young ladies with their pokes
pushed far back on their heads and
deem it very ugly mode, inasmuch
as those who wear their bonnets that
way have the look Of morons. ......
Saw Alfred Kreymborg, poet and
critic, and he impressed me with his
austerity. ........... Saw many edi-
tors here in convention and would
like all reporters to know what good
sports their editors are when away
from home. But all men are like
that I........ Saw Princess Maria
Matchabelli, woman of vivid per-
sonality and vivid clothes. 49,. Saw
Walter Catlett, the comedian, who
says he is building a sunken garden
for fallen women. ..... Saw Weber
and Fields and find little to laugh at
in their antics, albeit almost every
one else does. ................. Saw
Elsie Janis and heard her sing the
old "hinky dinky, parlez-vous.. song
and thought Of many of the verses
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-04
THE TANCLE
LETTER FROM SYDNEY CARTON
TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT

Received your paean of great JOY
this morning. l am very glad that
you are happy. you consummate ass.
l wouldn't be too sure, however,
if l we're you that this happiness
extended to the entire family of the
Prescotts. wonder if you, for one
moment, have dropped enough of
your egotism to realize that your
wife it literally fulfilling the scrip
tural injunction to forgive seven
times; yea seventy times seven. I
would just like to remind you that
if you don't look out the seventy
times seven will all be used up and
some day the woman that you say
you have fallen in love with all over
again, the sweetest woman on earth
will take her two babies and leave
YOU high and dry upon the pinnacle
of your colossal self-love.
. If Leslie has forgiven you, and
am not sure yet that she has. it is
not because she sees anything good
in you'll being your closest and
most intimate friend do not see how
Sue COuiu---Dut OcCduSc SUc is Ctyluk
in every way to make your marriage
a success. Jack, no other woman
on earth would forgive you as Les
lie has forgiven you. No other wo-
man would put up with your assinine
idiosyncracies. No other woman
would forgive you your thoughtless-
Mesa thoughtlessness so great
that it becomes heinous crime
against your wife's devotion.
remember you saidNto me that
there was nothing in the world SC
implacably unforgiving as good
woman, and now from your tele
gram l take it that the best woman
in all the world has forgiven you
and is trying once more to patch uI
/ her life and love.
don't believe, Jack Prescott, that
you have any appreciation of the
woman you have married, woman
altogether too good for you, won.