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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Child Causes Trouble

MT. s. R. I. I am planning tc marry this lady am now going with. Will my daughter aver act differently about this affair? Ans. Your daughter has built up a hatred in her heart for this wO- man, due to the fact that she does not want her as a step-mother. You are privileged to living your own life without any interference from your child. If she makes too much of scene over this matter ad- wise you send her away. Let her Aunt keep her for the next two years until she has completed high school By that time there will have been a change in her attitude as to your future wife.
 Mrs. A. F. J. will my husband sell his business?
 Ans. At the present time I would not advise your husband to dispose of his business, as this is not de- noted to be propituious period for him to do so. suggest that he continue in same. This year will bring him more profits in this work.
 Miss M. G. L. Will the boy who has caused me so much trouble re- turn?
 Ans. My chart does not show this young man returning to Waterbury without there being force used. Your parents will take this affair into their hands and have him brought back. He will marry you in order to protect your family from losing their reputation. l Mrs. P. U. w. Will I ever recevie the money which I now have out standing?
 Ans. Madam; the only way you will ever receive this money is tC go through court proceedings. Then you will never get the entire amount.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
IEL HAREN'S ANSWERS ROUSE GREAT INTEREST
Will Win Back Husbands
 Love

Mrs. P. M. ID. My husband and l are now separated over another man. Mir. Haren, will 1t ever be pos- sible for me to win back his love and respect?
 Ans. My dear lady, t has taken you . long time to realize what . mistake yOu made, and that 1t ts your husband whom you really love. He stilI loves you but the hurt yeiI have given him will cause him to not take you hack for another year or %. He is . peculiar type of a person. You have made him suffer, and even though he loves you he win make you suffer tOo.
 MT. w. V. T. Would it be better for me to drop one of my insurance policies as due to present finances 1t is awfully hard to keep all of the premiums paid?
 Ans. would not advise your dropping any of your insurance poli- cies. ou should have protection for your wife and family against the future. The business which you are now in will increase and then t will be possible to pay these premiums much easier than you are now do- ing.
 Miss R. s. will my job last until I get this one obligation paid for?
 Ans. My science reveals that you made . grave mistake by purchasing . car. This was one of the most un- necessary things you needed. Do moi find your job lasting but another two months. Unless you can talk your parents into paying this Obli- gation off you will lose your car.
 MT. I. T. Would 1t be better if my wife and were to have children?
 Ans. Sir; you two people have al- ways Ionged for your own family, Children would be the means Ol having happy, successful and com plete marriage. I suggest that you follow out your desires in this direc- tiOn. E
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Mother Will Recover

Mrs. R. J. What will be the out come of my mothers present condi- tion?
 Ans. This injury which she sus- tained Is not shown to be as serious as you now believe. My advice is for you and your husband to 90 live with your mother for the next two or three months i'm order that your single sister will not have to give up her job to care for your mother. There Is no reason for you to worry whats0ever, as your dear mother will completely recover.
 MT. P. E. R. Would I have been better off if I had of taken the other job which was offered? Ans. My calculations shows you now working in the capacity of 2 travelling salesman job. You, are the type of . person who would nev- ] or be satisfied living In any one town permanently, therefore it,is my thought that you made . very good decision about this entire affair.
 
 Miss P. U. When will 1t be pos sible for my friend and I to marry? Ans. Young lady, yo uhave already deprived yourself of Ave years of good living by thinking that you would some day marry this person. He does not love you and will never ask your hand in marriage. I trust that you will discontinue being 90 foolish. Dismiss all Ideas of this 1ia- ture from your mind and accept the attention of other nice young men whom you know. ,., ....... :. Y. MT. r. N. K. will my father get well soon and be able to get another job?
 | Ans. Astrological indications show that the operation which he is met planning will bring complete recovery from his present Illness. yu the next 60 dsys your father will De hack working in hls fcFiner position " nc win sst his cld job back
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
More Happiness Indicated

MT. L. c. c. I have been married for 16-years, and have never been happy with the way have had to live. What can I do to bring more happiness in our home?
 Ans. Sir; you have been excep- tionalIy lenient to permit your wife's older sister to live in your home. She has always been 8 great influence over your wife, many times causing trouble between you two. Let some of her other sisters and brothers worry about her for a while. Make her leave immediate ly, and you will undoubtedly witness more peace, harmony and happiness in your marriage.
 MT. E. s. H. Would 1t be advis- able for me to stay with the com- pany I am now affiliated with?
 Ans. My chart shows you now working in the capacity of sales man for this organization. It seems that your possibilities for. a better position are very good. My advice is to retain this position as ! am sure that you would benefit more in the future by doing so.
 Miss M. R. T. My mother has not been very well for the past few months. Would 1t be advisable to take her on the trip I have been planning?
 Ans. In concentrating upon your question find you contemplating upon taking your mother to Florida for the remainder of the winter My suggestion is to carry out these plans immediately. I am positive that the climate down there would be the means of her enjoying much better health in the next 60 days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
His Unselfish Services And Uncanny 2 Advice Is Appreciated By Many

Seldom has any event aroused greater interest than @ appearance of Fl Haren noted Astrooger writer for The Waterbury Democrat letters containing questions of every nature flowing into him by great volumes The Great Haren has on hand tremendous amount of let s coming from those who earnestly seek his advice in his daily columns He has always in his entire life tried to aid
 ers and to make their lives happy It is rare privilege to be able to consult who has gained worldwide rec gitionfo his predictions prophecies and to delve into the mysteries of mankind.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Friend Not Sincere

MT. N. A. c. Is my girl friend sim cere in our love affair, or is she treating me like everyone says she is?
 Ans. There Is no doubt that this young lady Is very beautiful, and she uses this asset very cleverly. She ss not sincere in her feelings for you. Only wants your friendship to give her a nice social life until she meets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Advises to Sell Home

MT. T. N. H. MT. Haren, will ever be able to pay off the mortgage on my property, or what will be the outcome of this affair?
 Ans. My friend, to protect your own rights would advise that you sell this property. Your present fi- nances will not permit your paying off the mortgage, and there is no reason why you should give up everything that has been invested. I advise you to sell same immed- lately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Predicts Gain in Business

MT. D. E. T. have only been established in this business year and so far have enjoyed very good profits. will these be able to con- tinue if I follow out the plans which I now have in mind?
 Ans. I am most confident that by you enlarging your sales force 1t will be possible to cover more territory with your product. The future holds great success in store. My best thoughts attend you in this dircc- ton.
 Miss H. v. Y. My part-time job will terminate in the near future? VIII I be successful in finding ail- other one soon? Ans. Your services with your pres ent employer has been very satisfac- tory. He has your interests at heart and the position he mentioned to you last week is the one you will be fortunate in obtaining. see by your contracting this party soon that It will be possible to start working in the new job immediately upon conn pletion of your present one. Mrs. R. A. c. When will 1t be pos- sible for me to have my two chil- dren back with me again?
 Ans. I see you having your chill dren back with you again during the coming Spring months. This will be brought about through your marry ing the man whom you are now en- gagged to. He will be a wonderful stepfather to your children, always having their interest at heart as much as if they were his own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
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DEAR STR:

DEAR SIR:
 Please accept my deepest heartfelt thanks for the an swers my questions and the Reading Also the services you extended As read your letter and the Reading was made to wonder who told Mr. Haren, about me- The fact that you referred to the scriptures part of your author ity of this wonderful gift strengthens my faith in your ab
 to do this great work Also read with great interest each day your columns and notice that you are not trouble will the end prove great blessing to the many thou sands who will heed to your warnings Must say they are excellent indeed and many other things would like to state but realize your time valuable to read such long letter The advice you gave greatly appreciated and feel you will receive help in material way Wishing greater success on your part I beg to remain Yours truly, MIR. A. A. HAGGARD. Box 144 Newport, Tennessee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
iWife's Actions Causing
 Unhappiness

Mrs. U. c. N. What is the reason for my husband acting so hateful and mean the past few weeks?
 Ans. Madam; my science reveals that your husband has just learned of your love affair of last summer. This has hurt him terribly and has built up . inistrusting feeling in hia heart on your part Mere happiness will come to you two people i'm the future g you will only forget other men and give your entire sttenti0n and devotion to your husband.
 MT. N. [. H. have heard .ru-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Sale of Investments
 Not Wise

MT. B. c. I. My wife has asked me to sell the investments now have and bank the money. What should I do?
 Ans. My friend, I am surprised that you cannot see what her mo- tive is for this action. There is a clause in your will that your young wife receives all money which you have on hand at the time of your death. Your children are to receive all investments and real estate. Nat urally she would want you to sell them i'm order that she could have more money. Do not under any cir cumstanccs grant this request
 M. s. M.-Shelton. Conn. Will things change so that I can marry the man I have loved all of these years?
 Ans. You have only lived in hopes of this desire coming true, but al this time do not find 1t being possi- bIe to take place in the immediate future, therefore, my sincere advice
 
 is to turn your attentions in other directions. At a later date you will have better opportunity arise in this affair. M
 MT. T. c. M. How soon will I be able to make the trip which I am now planning? Where will the moll- ey come from for me to take this trip?
 Ans. My deductions show you de- sirous of making trip to visit your son in Michigan. You are now re- siding with q daughter here in Wa terbury. Your daughter and son will stand the expenses of making this trip, and 1t will be possible for you to make same within the next 30 days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22

someone else who has more money than you have. It would be best te gvie her up before she leaves you.
 MT. Wm. R. R. Would 1t be advis- able to discontinue my studies which I am now taking?
 Ans. Your anticipation of quit ting high school next year when you become 16 years old is a very foolish one. You must realize that unless you want to do manual labor all your life 1t will be necessary to have at least . high school education. Do not permit your desire to earn around 5000 week now keep you from being able to earn two or three times that much in the future.
 Miss I. M. B. How long will I be able to continue in my present posi- tion?
 Ans. I am confident that you are letting yourself do lot of unneces- sary worrying. You can work i'm your present position just as long as you want to. There will never be 2 mar rfage in your life, and in 10 years from now you will still be working for this professional man.
 A. o. My ambition is to become musician. Could ever be success full in this work?
 Ans. You being . married woman and have 4 children this will be 3 very hard ambition to accomplish. l would not advise your trying to make it a profession, however, by studying in your spare time. I am sure that you will derive some good financial returns in the future through this channel
 Miss T. F. Should I give up my present boy friend for the one used to keep company with?
 Ans. It seems that when you were friends before, you wanted to marry, but his parents were opposed to you. They have changed their opinion. My advice is to take him back. Mar riage will be the termination of your renewed friendship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22

Mrs. N. L. Y. Can it be possible for my husband and I ever to be happy together?
 Ans. Frankly speaking, your mar riage will never be a success. You used false pretense to win him. He will finally wake up to this fact and ask you to give him divorce. It would be much better for you to not contest any divorce proceedings when he starts them.
 Miss A. D. A. Should I marry my boy friend this year?
 Ans. My calculations show you are marrying your boy friend to live a happy life with him, not his par- ents. Until you two people can have a home of your own I would not advise you to marry. By marrying him now and going to live with your in-Iaws you would only be in- viting trouble for yourself.
 Mrs. N. L. R. Would 1t be wise for me to carry out the plans which I now have in mind? E..
 Ans. It would without doubt be much better for you to secure g job and help your husband out of his present trouble, rather than re- maining at home and being a bur- den around his neck. You are cap- able of helping him, therefore, 1t is your duty to do 50. aE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Yours respectfully,
 MRS. FLORA INA ROETEL, Sturgis, Kentucky.

MY DEAR FRIEND FL KAREN: Had the opportunity to consult you during your en- gagement here and now writing to state that your established my confidence in your ability Astrologer Am sending questions which want your advice on as they of much importance carried out your n strucons before and greatly pleased therefro Please accept my thanks
 Very truly yours
 MIR. LLOYD L. ROBERTS,
 All Dean Bldg.
 South Bend, Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Most sincerely yours,
 MRS. MARIE WAGNER, 821 s. Fourth St.,
 Lacrosse, Wisconsin.

Many of the people whose letters you have just read had been consulting Fl Haren for number of years on great variety of problems that they have confronting them different intervals and have always found his services to be beneficial and true These people, just like many others throughout the land obtain Fl Harens advice era times year, because of the remarkable way in which he aids them to the unhappness which they be witnessing whatever their troubles may be. You can readily by these persons letters just what his vices do for you you having difficulties then do not delay obtain your Special Reading and receive utons your questions. It is privilege to be able to obtain such splendid unsesh services and your time is short to do so because his engagement for limited time only Note the Special Reading and Question Coupon for full information.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22

mors that I am to lose my job in the near future. will this happen?
 Ans. At this time do not find your employer having any thought of discontinuing your services. The party who has started these rumors is trying to get your Job. Do not let yourself worry over the subject and continue to put forth your best efforts in the work which is your duty.
 Mrs. L. E. N. What will become of my little daughter and myself? Where will we live? t
 Ans. I see by you following out more definite plans in the direction of court procedure that 1t will be possible for you to secure money to help provide for your daughter. You will move into your sisters home. She will care for your child and you obtain . position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22

DEAR MIR. KAREN: Received my Reading during your engagement with the South Bend News Times and to say it is wonder full The many things stated gave the impression that you had known for years The to questions were splendid so undecided just what to do Will always remember your kind advice. am
 Sincerely yours
 MRS. EFFIE MAY LYON,
 206 Jones St.,
 Dowagiac Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
DEAR FRIEND AND ADVISOR:

DEAR FRIEND AND ADVISOR:
 The Astrological Document which received has prov be remarkably accurate Am very much interested in keeping in touch with you in the future would like your help again from time to time It is really uncanny the ab
 y that you possess Also interested in of your other publications and want to become member of the club. Thanking you again everything which has been done for me- remain
 Most sincerely yours,
 MRS MARIE WAGNER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
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The Washington times., 1937-06-07

FLOWER BEDS cultivated and planted.
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The Washington times., 1937-06-07
HANDSPRING
OF HIGHWAY
ISPLANNED

ARLINGTON, Va, June 7.
With view to carrying out a
Identification plan for the new
Lee Boulevard similar to landscap-
ing work on improved Government
highways in and near Washington,
the Virginia Conservation and De-
velopment Commission and the
State Highway Department have
agreed to undertake jointly arts
tic improvement of the new road.
way. County Manager Frank c.
Hanrahan announced today.
The announcement followed a
conference between Wilbur C. Hall,
chairman of the Conservation and
Development Commission; H. j.
Neale, of the State Highway De-
partment; William A. E. McShea,
chairman of the Arlington County
Board, and Manager Hanrahan.
The development commission
agreed to undertake Identification
of 100 feet of the 200-foot t7ule.
ward right of way, and the State
highway department agreed to do
the remaining work. The develop
ment commissions part of the
project will include the center
parkway that will divide traffic
lanes on the new highway.
Plans for the beautificati n
work are to be prepared by Neale
and submitted to C. Marshall Fin.
nan, superintendent of National
Capital Parks, for approval.
Meanwhile, the contract for
construction of a railroad under
pass in the line of the boulevard
approach to Memorial Bridge is
expected to be awarded soon by
the Bureau of Public Roads on
the basis of bids received last week.
DeLaShmutt Brothers of Arlington
were low bidders with a figure of
$163,862.
The Washington times., 1937-06-07
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The Washington times., 1937-06-07
Wife Hacks Spouse,
Then SIashes Sell

NEW YORK, June 7 G.N.SD.
Mrs. Francis Corwin, So. was in
critical condition in a hospital here
today as an aftermath of an argu-
ment during which she thought she
had killed her husband. Louis, So
Mrs. Corwin is said to have OBJ
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drunk, hit him with an ak, and
then Slashed her throat and alb
domen with a razor.
Louis was little injured.
The Washington times., 1937-06-07

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