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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Many Testify Accuracy. Of Ell Haren's Advice

Each day publish different letters of praise and ap preciaton which sent to Fl Haren unsolicited from those who have received Special Reading of themselves and to their questions privately and cOndentay by mail The predictions and prophecies given by this famous asrOOger have proven to be great help to the whose letters you will read below Every day Fl Haren receives similar letters to hese coming from his legion o
 friends who appreciate the remarkable manner in which he has benefited them These letters offer you unqueStOn able proof of what his services and words of wisdom have done for others You oo may receive the same benefits by sending today for special Heading oi yourself ana re- privately by mail Note the Special Reading and Question Coupon explaining full details
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

Mrs. K. F. F. My brother haa requested my husband to financial ly back him in a business venture. Am right in refusing this request?
 Ans. My friend, in the past will agree that your brother has been very shiftIess, but he has learned his lesson. My suggestion is that your husband offer him the finan- cial aid. This will prove 10 be a very successful business for your husband.
 Mrs. T. s. How can I win my husband back?
 Ans. My calculations shows that to win back your husband 1t will be necessary to adjust matters first with your in-Iaws. Madam; If you want happiness in the future you must demand your own rights in marriage. There is no doubt that your husband doesn't still love you, but he has permitted himself to be influenced by others. You will have to overcome this soon to have him back with you again.
 Mrs. E. D. T. Will my daughter ever be well again, or will she have to continue suffering for long time to come?
 Ans. It Is my opinion that you have made grave mistake by ap- plying home remedies for your daughters illness and negIecting to tnG Gm fxn Au Lx necessary to take her to 8 specialist. Complete recovery is indicated, however, not In few months as 1t will take from two to three years for her to enjoy good health again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Partnership Not Advisable

Mrs. s. M. M. My business has begun to pick up, and my brother in-law wants to join as a partner. Would you advise me to take this action?
 Ans. Tn analysing your question ' find that during the previous year when you asked this person for fi- nancial assistance he refused same. I cannot see any reason for you to share your now. profitable business with him, when he would not help you before, or would he now invest any money in this direction. Con- tinue to operate this enterprise alone.
 I. A. J.-Thomaston Conn. Would 1t be advisable for me to look for other work?
 Ans. Frankly speaking madam {; my science does not sh0w any req son for you to change position at this time. It would be much more beneficial to continue in your pres- ent capacity, learning to be more appreciative of the wonderful things in life which you now pos- sess. A change is not shown to bring about the desired results. Miss Pearl B. When will 1t be possible for my boy friend and I to rnarry2'
 Ans. Astrological indications show that y0u will marry during the summer months of this year. ChiI- dren are denoted to bless this un- ion.
 Mir. Peter T. H. will my mar riage be success?
 Ans. Sir; despite the now exist Ing conditions I am confident that you can make your marriage suc- cessful. if you and your wife will only try hard to do 50. Astrological indications denotes tlsat yOu will Dc fortunatc in securing permanent work soon. Do not give nD hopes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Fl aren Extends More Words of Wisdom to Questions

your studies. Continue to worl, within the next five years you will be well rewarded for doing 50.
 MT. Anthony r. When will I be successful in making g change in my work?
 Ans. It appears that you are now witnessing some unpleasant circum- stances fin your home, dut to your family being opposed to your work ing on g w. F. A. project. It is quite evident that you do not like this type of work either, but your mis- fortune will not continue, as 1t is indicated that you will soon secure position in some other profession where more opportunities will be yours for added success.
 Mrs. T. J. c. Our only child has always been very weak and never enjoyed good health. Will this child always be this way?
 Ans. My science reveals that your child is a boy approximately 5-years old. He has been very slow in growth, ut am confident that by keeping him under doctors care, that within the next two years you will notice decided change for the better in his health.
 Mrs. John R. Would 1t be a good idea for my son to carry out his plans which he now has in mind?
 Ans. Astrological indications are that your son is very capable young man. I am sure that by him giving this enterprise which he Is c o n templating establishing his whole -hearted attention success will come to him through this channel. He must have patience, and not ex- pect this to happen in . few months after he gets started.
 Mir. Wm. E. My brothey and I arc very desirous of leaving this state to return to the state where our immediate family lives. Should we give up our jobs and make this change?
 Ans. You two young men are old enough to realize that you must earn your own living, and cannot remain with your Mother all of your life. It Is hard to be away from them, but by trying to make more friends here you will be able to adjust yourselves to these condI- tions. By making . change you would be giving up en excellent op- portunlty to be successful in the future.
 Miss M. A. K. will I ever marry the young man am now keeping company with2
 Ane. Why continue to let your self be fooled by this person? You know well enough that he Is already married. By continuing this friend- ship you are only giving your friends good chance to talk about you and the way you are acting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

and quit going out with these other women?
 Ans. The vibration receive shows you have caused your hus- band to go out with other women, simply because you have refused him your companionship socially. You cannot expect any happiness in the future through him, as you have turned your husband against you, and he will continue to stay away from home for two or three weeks at time. You will have to suffer the consequences of your former mistakes.
 Mir. A. r. Would it bc wise to carry out the plans which I am now considering?
 Ans. My chart shows that it would be wise to purchase home as ! sec you now contemplating. The investment will bring you and yours much more secure feeling in the future, as well as the present denoted to be g propitious period to make this purchase.
 Mrs. J. R. When will my son re- turn home, and treat me as he should?
 Ans. Madam; your son will never retrun home. He does not feel that he should, as you know in your own mind that you have never worried about caring or providing for him. He will never think of you as his Mother, but his Aunt who has al- ways taken care of him. Do not ex- pect anything from your son. as you will never receive anything from him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Success Predicted In Medical Profession

Mfr. Paul 5. Did I make the cor- rect decision upon my life vocation?
 Ans. It is quite evident that yon realize how much time and hard work was necessary to become . doctor. You are well qualified for this field of cndeav0r. and sheer. ely trust that you wifi not give up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND: Have heard so much about you and your helpful work that would like for you to send Reading and to my questions know your advice is going to help much as it has my many friends who told so much about you Kindly send them as possible, and thanking you in advance for same
 Yours faithfully,
 VIOLET TOVELL,
 Postoface Theba,
 Barlierton District
 Transva,
 South Africa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Estate To Be Settled Tn
 6 Months

Mrs. c. s. II. My brother and I inherited my family's property at the time of my fathers death a year ago. When may I expect this to be settled2
 Ans. You cannot expect this es- tate to be settled, until you be more demanding with your own brother jfc is the one who is holding up this settlement. My advice k that you contact him immediately de- manding your share of same. By
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Will Never Walk Again

Mrs. l.. T. My youngest daughter was in & serious accident last week. Will she ever recover?
 Ans. Madam; my science reveals that your daughter will not be able to walk again. however, you should not tell her this until she has com plcteIy recovered from the other injuries which she sustained in this accident. Try to keep this a secret from her as long as possible, as naturally 1t will be terrible shock to her.
 J. B. Should I take another posi- ton?
 Ans. ! see you as being dissatis- fled in your present position and when you feel that way no success will ever come to you in this work. Therefore, my suggestion is to ac- cept the other position. More sue cess is indicated for you in the fu- lure through this connection.
 Miss J. D. What would be the best thing for me to do under the now existing conditions? Should I leave home?
 Ans. You will nevermhave any happiness and success by trying to run away from your obligations. You should by all means remain with your parents, as they are the people who have your interest at heart, and will help you overcome the idle gossip which is now being told about you. In the future you must guard your actions closer, in order not to have any unnecessary scandal to your reputation or fam fly name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

doing so you will receive approxi- mateIy $3,000 in cash within the next six months, as we'll as your share of the investments which have been made in real estate.
 MT. Al c. Does my wife care for this man who is living in our home now?
 Ans. Sir; do not judge your wife by your own actions. She is not looking for compani0nship from someone else as you do. It would be wise for,you to place more faith and trust in your wife when 1t is duly correct, otherwise you will lose the best friend you have in life.
 MT. P. c. Where will I be able to find work in the vocation which I have been trained for?
 Ans. My chart shows that the ap- plication which you filled out ap- pr0ximateIy two months ago for a position in South America will be authorized and accepted. You will not start to work on this project until around the first of March.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Predicts Divorce Within
 } Months

Mir. P. M. W. Will 1t ever be pos sible for me to marry the young lady whom l sec quite frequently?
 Ans. My friend, it would be to your advantage as well as your girl friend to give up this friendship for a short time. Unless you do your wife will cause considerable scan dal to the both of you through the divorce proceedings, and this will also hinder you from obtaining GUS tody of your daughter. Also an ac- ti0n of this nature would prove very harmful to you, due to the fact that I sec you as being a profess si0nal man. 4 divorce Is denoted to he granted within the next three months.
 Mir. H. V.-Oakyille, Conn. Would succeed if I made change in my work and residence?
 Ans. A change to New York state is not evident at this time. ad- wise you t0 remain as you are for the present. Within the next 2 or ' months a more opportune time will present itself for you to estab- fish yourself in the work which you have always been interested in.
 Mir. J. I. l.. I now have two mortgages which are due. Should I press charges or payment of same, or continue to be lenient with these people?
 Ans. At this writing I do not find you in need of this money, therefore. I suggest that you do not forecIosc on these mortgages. These two men are the Father and hus- band of family's who have always been honest in their business deal inEs. which Is more than can trutbfuIly say about you. Fly press - ing charges OFT them you will gain nothing in the end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
MY DEAR FRIEND:

MY DEAR FRIEND:
 With pleasure want to tell you how much appreciate my Special Reading think it is the most upo-date and detailed Document have had for such small of money and it has been help to Have told many of my friends of your wonderful service ep and words hardly express my thanks to you Trusting that you will again be with The Evansville Courier and Journal miss your writings very much.
 Your true friend,
 MRS. IONA MELTON,
 1713 E. Elliott St..
 Evansville, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

DEAR SIR: received personal letter from you containing the answers to my questions and they good that now writing you some facts also you genius and want you to send Reading to my Your Reading the most complete chart of it's kind have seen and very well pleased with it. With good wishes,
 MRS. J. E. POINTER,
 1413 Williams St..
 Jackson, Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Thousands Are Sending Him Their
 Problems = Special Reading < Provides Additional Answers.

The Great Fl Haren, known the who sees to-
 morrow brings hundreds of letters daily to The Democrat Cce from those who anxousy seek his advice The great response received from Harens daily columns has made
 necessary devote space to him in the answering of of the tremendous amount of letters that he has on hand We truthfuy say that in the his tory of The Democrat been swamped with much mail and created such interesting commenation among the readers Haren Thousands throughout seeking his counsel and each day brings great volumes of mail to be delivered to his private office where his deductions are then given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Husband Seeks Pleasure
 Elsewhere

Mrs. M. A. c. Mir. Haren, what is best for me to do to make my husband change his ways of living,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

DEAR FL KAREN: Wish to thank you for the answers to my personal questions which received during your engagement here and want to say that enjoyed my Reading It has helped immensely and shall forget the wonder u advice which you gave Kindcst regards to you main,
 c. T. FESSIER,
 422O Montgomery St.,
 Oakland California
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

volumes of mail to be delivered to his private office where his deductions then given Send Question for Column Today
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 As result therefrom you will receive sent to your home address any address you to designate pete Reading of yourself and also the your most important problems which held strictly conden tial at all times Fl Harens personal service will advise in advance many important matters of your life This is the only way be receiving Harens advice by taking advantage of the Special Reading and Question Coupon Your time is limited to his services so do not delay in taking advantage of this opportunity
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

DEAR ADVISOR FL KAREN:
 Am very happy to state that had the opportunity to receive one of your Readings and consult you my dif cutes, while you in our vicinity. Am more than pleased with your Document and enjoyed it. Find most interesting Your advice has been very helpful beneficial and will forget you for the great happ and relief that you extended to in time of need remain ever,
 Your friend
 M. c. GALSTAD,
 Holkah, Minnesota
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12
Just Gargle This Way with Bayer Aspirin

Here is the m ost
 amazing way to ease the pains of rawness of sore throat result ing from a cold we
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

approve it. And you will say it is marvellous.
 Get the real BAYER ASPT- RlN at your druggists by ask ing for it by it's full name --- not by the name aspirin" alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-12

Ds Crush ond sir } says, Aspirin ioblsis in 1s sIoss of woisr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
On Submarine Trail

EAElSl, Aug, Go.-NOFJ.-4uSplTe by the Spanish Loyalist govern- ment's protest at the apathy of the custodians of European Peace" France and Great Britain reiterat- ed instructions to their fleets to- day to track down and take retalia- tory measures on submarine pic rates" which have attacked many foreign merchant vessels in recent weeks.
 The Loyalist government openly charged Italy with responsibility for the sinking of four Spanish ships, and warned European powers that unless they "face the gravity Of these events the Italian fleet will continue its criminal acts"
 The incidents already have brought orders from the British and Erench admiralties to their war ships that they are to fire on for- eien submaries as well as surface craft caught attacking their com- niercial vessels. Commercial ship owners in other countries also have appealed to their navy departments t6 five them protection in the Medi- lhrranean and on the high seas trade routes near Spain.
 Neville Chamberlain, British prime minister, was expected to interrupt nis vacation and visit London this wsek to investigate the latest ate facks on British shipping in the Mediterranean.
 me Valencia government charged zhat Italian submarines and sur face vessels, including the destroyer Eaefta. were responsible for the sInkIng of the freishters Campeador condo de Abasolo, the Armuru and fhs oiudad de Cadiz The Armuru hrineing foodstuffs from Russia, wa a,,nk ir5 the Aegean sea last week 'rhe others were sent down in tne 1fediterranean. Survivors or tns which was torpedoeo "a sunk near cape Bon, said tne esetfa was responsible for the loss 1i 1z lives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
DEMOCRATS WILL
 PICK DELEGATES
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(Continued from Page D held Thursday night. If only one ticket-the official one-is submit ted tonight, the primary will be a mere formality, with one vote be- ing cast at party headquarters Thursday. Should more than one ticket be submitted, voting booths will be set up about the city.
 For each ticket of delegates filed tonight, the sum of $500 be given to the democratic town committee. The sum of $25 must be filed for each of the city's 20 voting districts.
 Date Of Convention
 The city, town and school conven- tions will probably be held early in September. The date will be set by the delegates named in the party primaries.
 Town Chairman John H. Crary said today he did not expect any primary fight this year. The demo- cratic organization will be prepared for fight, however, he said, if 1t is necessary.
 Should Miss Egan fail to file Q ticket tonight, her strategy undoubt- edly will be to seek to influence the delegates to the town convention. She has little chance fox success in this line, however, since the organi- Zation will undoubtedly have a very carefully selected list of delegates, who will follow the wishes of party leaders.
 Poor Strategy
 Fusion chieftains have apparent ly decided that 1t would be poor strategy to have Miss Egan, Senator Culhane or MT. Barbieri enter a Democratic primary. If one or all of the three did so, and lost, 1t would be @ serious blow to his or their prestige, and consequently seriously impair vote-getting ability. In addi- ton, there is the item of expense. If there were a primary contest, 1t would cost each side at least several thousand dollars.
 It is almost a certainty that the present Democratic ice-holders will all be renominated by the party, with the exception of Miss Egan and MT. Barbieri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

tionally broadcast address Sept. 3, Q fortnight before MT. Roosevelt next goes on the air. He may carry for- ward his criticism of the administra- ton which he helped put in office last year with votes and loans and gifts aggregating $500,000.
 Hamilton said the first session of the 18th congress had given the voters "a far clearer understanding of the New Deal than they had last November.
 Hamilton Confident
 Tt would be presumptious of me at this time," he continued, ito pre- dict a sweeping republican victory in 1888. But I can say this. With the voters regaining confidence in the republican party, we have real chance to gain substantial num- Der of seats.
 Our mail at national headquar- ters, the reports we all receive from back home, indicate that many men and women, who through sincere, honest convictions, voted for MT, Roosevelt last fall, have been hurt and disillusioned by his course since then. These men and women are pondering new political allegiance Some have already turned to us Some still want to be shown. We must prove that we deserve thei, confidence"
 Bill Passed, Rejected Washington, Aug. 22-OUP)- Here Is an outline of Legislation which occupied the first session oi the 18th Congress:
 Enacted:
 $5oo,0oo,ooo Wagner-s -steagall Hous. ing Bill; Unemployment Census Farm Tenancy; Extension of Civilian Conservation Corps. Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Hot oil $2,000,. 100000 (B) Gold Stabilization Fund Dollar Devaluation, Power Neutra. lity Act, New Guffey Coal Act, New Sugar Quota, and New Rail Pensions Acts; Supreme Court Retirement Act; Lower Court reorganization Act Cotton Loans; $l,500,0 100000 Work relief fund: Miller -Tydings resale price; Maintenance Act; Bonneville Dam Administration; Tax Loopholt Act.
 Failed of enactment:
 Supreme Court Enlargement; Gov. erment Reorganization; Wages and Hours Control; General Farm Pro. duction Control; Establishment ol Eight Regional Authorities similar to Tennessee Valley Authority, Ant Lynching Bill.