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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-16
BUTTER tone :
IMPROVED AT.
FIRST OF WEEK
Buyers, However, Continue
to Purchase for Imme-
date Needs Only

Chicago, JAM 16.-(P)- The butter
markets for the week opened with a
somewhat improved zone on all mar
kets, but this. however. was short
lived. as buyers continued to follow
the policy Of the last few weeks,
buying for immediate needs and
speculative interest was conspicuous
by its absence.
Receivers put forth considerable
effort to keep floors clear, and at
times found that rather difficult
task, especially in so fur as, The fin
er grades were concerned.
One interesting and rather unu.
sual feature Of the market was the
very narrow range between the diff.
ferent scores brought about by
sharper declines on the top scores.
The price range in some cases be-
came so narrow that quarter cent
difference between consecutive scores
was not uncommon.
General Tone Must Change
An explanation Of the conditions is
difficult but it was probably due to
n larger percentage Of the receipts
being fancy butter while the under
grades we're scarce. Many of the
trade feel that, while the market for
undergrades holds a rather firm
position, the general tone Of the
market cannot remain weak.
1t hardly seems possible tina. this
condition can exist for any length
Of time as sooner or later buyers will
realize that the top scores are by far
the cheaper and turn to the better
grades. This will result in de-
cline Of the lower scores or an ad-
vance Of the better grades until a
wider range exists.
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PAGE SEV

80 10 i.0oRksghss; weeks bulk prices
follow: Fat steers 8.75 ut 1860: Fat
cows Goo at Cts; hciferss 100 at
800; Gamers and cutters 3.85 at
ASS: veal calves 1876 at 1850;
stockers and feeders TOO at 500.
Sheep 500; for week around $4,000
direct and 81 cars from feeding sta
tiQns; today's market nominal: COM
pared week ago, fat lambs around Is
cents lower; feeding lambs SO to rs
cents lower: yearling wcthers Is to
SO cents off; aged wethcrs steady to
weak; fSt ewes strong to Is cents
higher; tops for week; fat lambs
1925; feeding lambs 1910; fat -ycar-
ling wethcrs 14.O0; aged wcthcrs
low: Fat lambs 1900 at 1000; Gull
natives 1900 at 1900: feeding lambs
14.75 at 1876; ycarling wcthers-
1880 1t 1855: fat ewes 800 ut 9.25.
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Price $6,e0O.00, terms. Two more
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s One heated room In attic. Price
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Chicago. Jan. lG.-(p-H Hogs 5000;
uneven; lighter weight steady to 10
cents lower; others mostly unchanged
at Fridays average: bulk desirable
100 to $50 pound weight 1880 at
1875: l4O to $50 pound selections up
to 1890; top on all weights 1885;
bulk good and choice 200 to 225
pound butchers 1910 at 1925: ma
jority Of better 24O to 1926 pound
averages 1880 at 1900; packing
sows largely 1910 at 1850: few kill
ing pigs 1900 down; shippers $500;
estimated holdover 1000; heavy
weight hogs 1l.65 at 1900; medium
11.75 at 1895: light l1.6O at 1885;
light light ll.40 at 1890: packing
sows 9.S5 at 1000; slaughter pigs
1916 at 1915.
Cattle 400; comparcd week ago;
good and choice ycarlings scarce;
steady to 25 cents higher: other beef
steers uncvcnly lower; heavics at
standstill late; stockcrs and feeders
steady; extreme top Of 1900 paid for
strictly choice. l.ii5 pound bullocks;
best ycarlings ll.75; fat she stock
25 to 40 lower: good to choice wcighty
cows and hcifcrs 80 cents off in in
stances; Gamers and cutters strong:
bulls ID to % cents higher; vcalcrs
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FOR sALH

HOUSE, rooms and bath. Front
i. street, nice trees. $4,000. y
HOUSE, roouls.. modern, homelike
and comfottabls. $4.70Q.0Q.
DuNcALOW-Stuc +, rooms. mod.
efl, new, fireplace, east front, most
desirable part Of city, $6,000.00.
COTTAGES rooms ana bath. east
part Of city, easy terms, 100000. .
COTTAGES rooms, modern, garage,
east part Of city, e2;650.Oo.
.GQTTAGE-l rooms. good condition.
i've acres. chicken house, $3.500.0O,
reasonable terms.
BUILDING LOTS-Almost. any lot
you would want 10 % my Nat. Hun.
dreds Of them.
FARM LANnS-lt. has been years
since 80 many land sales heve been
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set tina present ridiculously low
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Chicago, Jan. l6.-tR>-Selling as
cribed largely to eastern sources and
to foreigners gave the wheat market
dealings. Much of the wheat selling
appeared to be based on opinions ex-
pressed in some quarters that gain
to promote higher prices for corn
had spent its. force, and that under
such circumstances wheat values
were too high. In the, aggregate.
however. wheat trading was not
heavy and market was easily influ-
enced. Opening quotations. Is to Is
cent lower May new 1.74A at Its.
and July 1914 at Is, was followed
by a material setback.
Liberal arrivals of corn here had
\ bearish effect on corn values and
on oats. After opening unchanged
to 4 cent off, May 85H. at ". the
corn market underwent a decided
drop all around.
. Oats unchanged to * to u cent
lower, May 45N at * cent and then
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Jan. lC.-(4D--W Wheat
receipts POI ears compared to 253
l.601s at 1.7lls; No. l dark northern
spring. choice to fancy l.78is at
1.83ls; good to choice l.73ls at
1.77h; ordinary to good l.69is at
1.72ls; No. hard spring l.7Ois ut
1861; No. dark hard Montana on
track 1895 at 1865; to arrive
1905 at l.SGls, May 1865; July
1.61.
Corn No. ; yellow 1854 at 1874.
Oats No. ) white 1914 ut 3Sai.
Harley 81 at &C.
Rye No. .. 99lA at 99,s.
Flax No. I, 2A6i. at 2.51h.
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LEVEL
WORKS LOWER
Rallying Tendencies, Develop
ing Early Today, Failed
to Hold

New York. Jan. 18.-tp Rallying
tendencies developed in today's brief
session Of the stock market, but they
failed to hold. and the general level
Of PRICES again worked lower. Rails
displayed firmer undcrtonc, but the
early rally in these issues under the
leadership Of the eastern carriers
soon pctcred out. Associated Oil was
bid up to new high record at 3d.
and Independent strength developed
in few public utilities. foods and
equipments. Short covering opera
tons. which facilitated the early ad-
vance. were practically abandoned
when selling pressure was renewed
again the motors in the last hour.
Hudson breaking to 1881. or about
ten points below Wednesdays high.
while substantial recessions took
place in General Motors. Studcbakcr.
Chrysler. Dodge and others in that
group. The closing was heavy. Total
sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOX RENT-Completely furnished
two room apartment, opens on
large porch facing east. Especial
" attractive. 7lO-7th St. Phone
: S57J. 1-l4-1w
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment. fully equipped for light
housekeeping: large closets; hot
water heat. 2l7 9Th st. Phone 1888.
= 1-14.tf
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house on Main St. between 9Th and
9th. Good condition. Call at S22
Main st. or Phone 586R.
FOR SALE-Four room. modern cot
tagc in downtown district. Do not
phone: but write, giving name. to
ROOM FOR RENT-Nics and warm
room for rent in fine location.
Call ut 81 Ave. A, corner Mandan
Ave-, or Phone lott. 1-9-tf
FOR SALE-Attractive five room
bungalow; heated garage; all mod
ern and newly finished. Taxes only
500. Call 979J. l-11-1wk.
FOR RENT-One modern five room
house and one partly modern five
SEN. n'''s -" pA'"' Ii i-i4- s.
FOR RENT--A furnished apartment,
city heat. no children. The Laurain
Apis. Phone sos. B. F. Flanagan,
Prop. 12-22-tf
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Jan. To- Wheat No. 2 red
1888; No. hard 1874 at 1872.
Corn No. 4 mixed ~ at 73; No. 5
yellow TIA; oats No. white 42ia at
43: No. 3 white 42h.
Rye No. 2. los; barley 81 at n;
27.25 at 31.25; lard 1910; ribs 1900;
bellies 1916.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES.

Minneapolis. Jan. 1G.-Rangc of
carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 1 dark
northern 1.82 at 1877; No. 2 dark
northern l.66Ss at 1.79,i No. 3 dark
northern 1.62 at l.77A; No. l hard
spring 1.74h at l.84: No. 2 hard win
ter l.74A; No. | amber durum 1.GO;
No. amber durum 1.5S at l.65; No.
2 durum 1888 at l.35; No. mixed
durum 1.32:s at l.C2; No. mixed
wheat Ill.
Barley. sample grade, Sc at GO; No.
2, 81 at 65.
Corn No. yellow 70.
Oats No. 2 white 39i: at 40; No.
white, 39ls at "a.
Rye No. /. 993.
Flax No. /, 2.46i. at 2.52la.
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TRADE IS LlSTLESS
ON MILL CITY MARKET.

VGN Mlbst1 VII MANMEI.
Minneapolis, Jan. 16.-lR Wheat
prices dragged off Us cents today on
dull, listlesS trade. The market
lacked tonic news and support was
poor until prices reached a low level
when they had small rally. Buying
against bids developed slightly above
1865. Close was rs to 1's cents low
err FOR the day.
Oats eased with corM May rye was
off Us cents with wheat. May barley
cAscd " cent. May flax seed closed
Ia cents lower and ut one time was
2i2 cents.
Cash wheat demand was slack ex-
cept for good to choice springs and
the average run ruled l to cents
lower. Occasionally sales Of choice
were off one cent.
Durum was firm for desirable
quality. Corn was to 2 cents lower.
Oats we're steady. Rye was steady
for desirable quality. slow and easy
tor ergotty. Barley was steady for
medium to choice, and one cent low
er on offerings. Flax seed was
steady.
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WHEAT PRICES,
FORCED DOWN
Trading Is Not Heavy, How.
ever, and Market Is Not
Influenced

Chicago. Ian. le.-(R)-Weak.
ness Of the corn market, together
with slOwness Of export demand
for wheat, had n depressing effect
today on all grain values. Rela-
tive easiness in foreign markets
counted also rs an unsettling fac.
tor here. Further mention vsaa
made IF Russian offerings Of
wheat abroad.
Whest closed heavy. ~ to
~ cents net lower. corn IL to
IA down, and oats off " to- !.
ut Il. A
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LOST

galvanized iron coal
chute, nearly new. Finder call
Bismarck Storage. Phone 81. Re-
ward. 1.l6.3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Chicago, Jan. 16.--tR)-Buttcr un.
changed; receipts l0.O96 tubs: eggs
unchanged, receipts 9,203 cases.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Jan. 16:--Flour un-
changed; shipments 45,75G barrels;
bran 1850.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE-l-1924 Odds Sedan,
overhauled and repaintcd; 1--1024
Chevrolet touring; Ices Star
touring with winter cnclosureI l.
1922 Ford touring; 4--Ford tour
ings, various models; 1--lQ22
Dodge touring. overloaded with
winter enclosure; l-1920 Dodge
touring in good shape; 1---l02l
Dodge roadster. DAKOTA AUTO
SALES COMPANY. l-16-iw
FOR SALE New and guaranteed
used motorcycles. Write for cata-
logue and price list of your favor
lite machine and find out about our
pay as you ride plan. Horace Az
kinson. Bismarck. n. Oak. 1-12-lwk.
POSITION WANTED
ADVANCED COLLEGE student
wants position in any line Of busi-
ness. Call l062J between s and I
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FARGO RITTER

FARGO BUTTER.
Fargo. N. D., Jan. 16.--(R-Butter
fat, churning cream unchanged; pack
ing stock unchanged.
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CHICAGO POJJLTR,

steady: prices unchanged; receipts
2 cars.
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SOME TRAMP.
He: Didn't I see you taking a
tramp through the woods yesterday ?"
She: 1.-THE idea! That was my
father.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE.
POTATOES

Chicago, Jan. 49,. Potatoes: Re-
ccipts III cars; total u. S. shipments
708: II Canadian: trading rather
light; market weak; Wisconsin sack
cd round whites 1856 at 4.10; few
fancy shade higher; Minnesota sack
ed round whites 3.75 at 400. accord
ing to quality; Idaho sacked russcts
4.25 at 4.45.
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WANTED-Maid for general house
work. Good wages for experienced
maid, cozy room, Small family,
small modern home. Write Box
COS. 1.ll.St
WANTED - Competent maid for
general homework. Only expert.
cnced girl need apply. Mrs. N. o.
Ramstad, 824 9Th st. Phone l60.
Us 1.15-3t
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llIsCELLANEOUS

mISC6kklAN8OUO
FOR SALE Registered Hereford
bull calves, Prime Lad and Fair.
FAX breeding, also several stacks Of
rood hay at 800 per ton IN the
stack. Walter E. Sellens, on River
road. 8 miles Northwest Of Bis
marck. 1.1S-1w
FOR sALE-Cash Grocery Stor(
with lunch room in connection,
Price reasonable. Reason for SELF
ing. failing health. For price and
other information, write Ia Owner
Box "a. Motif, N, OAK. E..it
FOR SALE-Choicc Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hektx Mountain.
also native singers. Caosis iDSds.
treats, etc. Phone .116y. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. Dak.; 6ox III
,1O-12.3l1
FOR SALE-New five tube radio
with ACCESSORIES ut big discount.
Agents wanted to sell radios on
liberal commission. Write Tri-
bunc No. so or Phone 646M.
FOR SALE--76xi60 foot corner o.
Seventh Street aAd Avenue + for
$3.50. Lot4 are enc block from high
school. Write Tribune No. 81.
1-15-2wks.
FOR SALE-1 Louden hay carrier.
chcsp. Coed - new. including
tour hay slitgs and ~ feet Of track
and rope. Apply tl6 Third St.
l.16i2t
WANTED Cancelled Postage stamps
Foreign and American. Room 400,
Mckenzie Hotel before . =. m.
1.16-1NI
FOR SALE-A new complete 8 tube
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RAnNR 4 ANy0N0 =
FOR SALE--80 acres land, known q
the Freede farm, one mile from
town. II interested address J.. w.
Mclaughlin, care N. D. u Penitcn.-
tiary 1-8-2w
FARM WANTED from owner. De-
scribe, give price. r. Williams,
Ogenaa, Mann. sv~ -. ssszfssa fs16At
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DISTRICT MANAGERS AMI. sALFsI
MEN--A Nationally, a SSstased
Corporation can use several xplss-
men, as organixelD o9D6ftunity
for go-getters to m4ke money 10
unlimited. Write giving past ex-
periencc and reference to 500
Reineke Bldg, Fargo, No: Dak.
NAN WANTED Getty or country old
established company will supply
capital and start you in your own
permanent business selling neces-
sites people must buy every day.
Experience unnecessary. Write
McConnon & Co.. Factory 252. VITA
ona, Mimi. 1-16.1t
WANTED-Msn and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. D.
1.2-1mo.
WANTED Experienced hookkeepcr.
must have had at least two years
actual experience, none othsrs
need apply. Write Tribune No. -.
&. = 1.14.tf
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SATURDAY., JANtJ ARi To- 1921
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE--Abstracter
stenographer. Prefer q young
man. Must have abstract ex-
perience in North Dakota.
Position permanent. Write
Tribune No. %. 1.13.tf
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Minneapolis. Jan. 10 Potatoes:
Light wire inquiry. demand very
slow; table stock: Market weak, seed
stock, market fairly steady. Carloads
delivered sales. freight only deduct
cd; Minneapolis and st. Paul rate,
sacked cwts. round whites, y. S. No.
1. 800 at 400; seed stock, too few
sales to establish market.
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HELP wANrRp-FxlaALE

HELP wANTRDFEllALE
NURSES IN bIG DGNAND
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ONE OF the largest full fashioned
and seamless silk hosiery mills in
the country now selling the job
Der is going to sell its product d.
rect to retailers at practically job.
bling prices. We make only six
numbers. We are interested in sc.
81 curing salesmen who have an esq
tablished following either full time
basis or in conjunction with other
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portunity for high grade men who
want permanent connections. Write
all about yourself first letter Civ
ing references and territory. APP
plications confidential. Write Tri-
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IS 1-16-1t
statesmen WANTED for North and
South Dakota to sell merchants q
$25 speciality they all like, want
aud buy. Commission 40 per, cent.
4 State age and experience. F. C..
THIEL & CO., 3731-33 N. Clark St.,
Chicago. l-16-1t
Statesmen WANTED-Heap makes
$500 monthly selling our. new gum
and. peanut machine to merchants.
No experience necessary. Big COM
mission. >Hurd, Wholesale. Key
stone Building, Kansas City, Mo.
Lit
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pound. Charges discharged bat
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agents. Lishtning Co.. s., Paul:
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against commissious.. Retailers
live-wire speciality. Men making
$3.50 weekly. B-STANDARpS MFG.
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NEW MEN Cnaranteea $40 weekly
against commissions. RetailerH
live-wirs novelty, Good men make
$500. 3. Appleton Confection Co.:
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CLOTHING Statesmen Cor mems
made-to-measure suits to ,wearar.
$44.tO, commission $50. Square.
Deal Tailoring Co, Cincinnati, o.
lei II,
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continued to sag. Provisions were
firmcr.
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FIVE ROOM Bungalow, maple floors,
bpnt-in cabinets, fire place, hot
water heat, tile bath room floors,
south front, convenient to school.
Price $6,o0O.00, terms. Two more
rooms can be finished.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED BY the day or hour,
also plain sewing; also young man
wants work. Phone ssh. 1-12-1wk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
QUESTION PAIR
IN HODGE DEATH
Truck Driver COnfesses
Robbery.

Police are still attempting to clear
up the mysterious death of William
II. Hodge, 1341 S. Belmont Ave.
whose body was found in a truck
Sunday night, in the rear of 365 w.
Washington st. He had left home
earlier in the day with insurance
money, to pay the funeral expenses
Of his small son, who had just been
buried.
Thomas Spellman, 401 w. Wash
ington ST., driver of the truck, who
found the body, was arrested. Ac-
cording to Inspector Worley he adj
mitted that he and Harry Harper,
3S, of 121 N. West St., had been
drinking with Hodges and that the
dead man had fallen asleep in the
truck. Spellman said they then
robbed him of $40 and his watch.
According to Worley, Harper denied
the charge He has been charged
with robbery and grand larceny.
Spellman is also being held, unoer
high bond, pending an investigation.
Coroner Paul F.. Robinson, said
Hodges's death was due to acute
alcoholism. After the contents of
the stomach had been analysed by
THE city chemist, it was found that
it contained no woodalcohol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
CORRESPONDENT
RAPS WATSON
Vile Says Indiana Senator
No Statesman.

1.-THE estimate of Washington is
that Senator Watson is a most re-
sourceful and able politician. know
of no trained student or observer,
engaged in the task of listing our
very few statesmen, who would think
of putting him into his list"
Such is the comment of Frederic
William VILE, veteran Washington
correspondent, author of note, and
for years a recognized authority on
political matters. DIR. Vile. n title
bestowed by Notre Dame University,
is in Indiana studying political con-
ditions. He also is comforting with
his publishers, the Bobbs-Merrill
Company, concerning his biography
of Emile Berliner. inventor of the
microphone, which appears this
week.
DIR. Vile is convinced from his
travel that the strength of Presi-
dent Coolidge is as firm as ever. He
is attempting to discover how far
the desertion of the Coolidge policies
on the World Court and farm re-
lief by Senators Watson and Robin
son have affected their chances for
reelection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Loves a Married Man

IN dc Far severei rinnfSs yen a awe nen
going with young man whom | thought
was WASH, single, Now, / find out that he Is
possible for me not to see him mas as long as as
l work here. and hate to give up my
good job. Anyway, I've grown to love. him
very, much. He tells his wife he COILS or
bowls when he meets me. He says they
impossible to live with. but he cannot
get divorce on account of their religion.
WORRIED EIGHTEEN.
My dear girl, the young man has
given you a good demonstration OF
the deceit he is capable of. Wouldn't
you be afraid to trust your future
in the hands Of a man who could
not only deceive his wife, but do