davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

tial. Starvation is the principal
cause of losses throughout the coun-
try.
Bees should be prepared for win
Ter so that they will need no atten-
ion until early spring.
While bees survive the cold of
winter by clinging together in a
great ball, the bees on the inside
frequently change place with those
IN the cold outside.
In most sections of the country,
oees were unable to store sufficient
.ood to last this winter, so it be-
comes necessary to supplement
heir rations by hand feeding dur
ing the winter months. Allowances
II sugar may be secured from To-
cal ration boards during this emer-
gency.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Phenothiazine Proves
New Drug Sensation

PhenothiaZine, the senSat tiona
chemical compound that controls
more kinds of internal parasites in
more kinds of animals than any other
drug known, has found new fielc
of economic usefulness--as an in
secticide for control of the coddling
moth. Combined with arSenate, il
has given outstanding control of this
devastating pest in numerous ex.
periments conducted in many east
ern and southern states.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Renairing Sleeve

Usually one of the first parts of
a mans suit to show wear is the
sleeve edge. At first thought it may
seem impossible to remedy; but il
the sleeve has a good hem, there
is a way to repair it. For slightly
frayed edges, rip out the hem and
remove any lint that is present.
Turn the hem to the right side and
run a stitching along the edge right
next to the frayed part. Then, with
small pointed scissors, cut open the
tuck. Carefully press open the
seam that is thus formed.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

narrow, they have good flesh quality
and are welcomed on the market.
The Hampshire is black with a
white belt around the body at the
shoulder. which extends down over
the forelegs. They are medium in
size Emphasis is placed upon uni
formity in width, neatly laid shoul-
Gers, ample width at the rump and
deep and plump hams. Neat, clean
cut quality bone is important. Ex-
tremes in length and narrow width
should be avoided. Goa seneSs in
any part is not favored.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Correct Position

Home Management specialists re-
port that 80 per cent more energy
is required to stand than to sit, so
he homemakers should be encour-
1ged to sit while doing as many
tasks as possible. Proper working
height is of great Importance in the
Grive against fatigue. STOPPING over
:: working surface for Is to 20 min
utes may cause fatigue which will
require two or three hours to over
come. Four and one-half times more
energy is required to work at a
table too low than at one of cor
rect height.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Washing NeckWear

Keep a sponge and wide
mouthed, covered jar in the bath
room. When washing delicate neck
wear, place it in the jar filled with
suds and shake. This saves wear
on fragile lace and fabric. 1t saves
soap, too, because of the small
amount of water-and also because
you can reuse the suds. Just pour
some on the sponge to wipe finger
marks off the woodwork.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Has anyone rented your room vet"
MORE IMPORTANT

Mr. Ketchum You think more Of
your clothes than you do of me.
Mrs. K.-Well, there are lots of
places woman can go without her
husband.
Art Lover
Dner-l don't like the looks Of
this mackerel.
Waiter Well, if it's looks you're
wanting. why not get goldfish?
Seat of Learning
New Principal And this stool,
is this the Ounce block?
Young Pupil - think so. That's
where the teacher always sits.
Muddled a Bit
How f1yme ties!" observed Mrs
Spinney al the end of the cocktail
hour.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Shrimp Canning

Shrimp canning had it's start on
the Gulf coast in 1867 and resulted
in the American product finding q
market all over the globe. Some OF
the haul is ice-packed in barrels
and an increasing amount is quick
frozen.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
ShriVeIed Pickles

When pickles become shriveled, Il
probably means that too much sal
or too much sugar has been used o.
that the vinegar is too strong. Il
very sweet or sour pickles are de
sired, it is better to place them frs
in a weak solution and then in .
more concentrated one.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

displace rotenone, it does have def
mite value in stopping fleabeetles
on potatoes. An experiment Of II
plants gave earlier potatoes and
larger potatoes because the plants
uninjured by the fleabeetles kept
green more than two weeks longer.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Disguise Old Hen I

An old hen can be served as fried
chicken, if it is steamed until it is
ender, dipped in flour. or batter,
md fried gently until golden brown.
The stock can be added to the drip
'ings in making gravy.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Only Railway in Honduras

In British Honduras, an impor.
tant source of Mahogany used in the
United States, the only railroad is
privately owned logging line, thir
ty-five miles long, built to brir : out
the Mahogany.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Long Train

To have moved at one time all of
he $3.50, 900 carloads of freight, ex-
:luding coal, delivered by the rail-
:oads to seaports chiefly for export
n the forty-five months of World
Var II would have required train
l8, ,450 miles in length.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Essential for Health

Vitamin A, commonly found in
ish oils and butter fat, is essen
|ial for maintenance of proper
|lealth. Prominent among the synp-
oms of vitamin A deficiency are
light blindness, degeneration of the
ikin, nerves and lining of the lungs,
md the formation of kidney stones.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
THE TEST

Il heard a new joke the other
day. wonder if I've told it to you?'
rs it funny?"
1T sure is
Then you haven't told me-"
Knew Enough, Anyway
Him Who was that fellow who
just kissed you?
Her-I don't know
HimHe evidently knew you pret-
ty we'll!
Dark Outlook
There's only one thing wrong
with me, Blonde. I'm color blind -
"You sho must be, mistah."
Money Back
Doctor-How is the boy who swal.
lowed the half dollar?
Nurse-No change yet. doctor.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Wheat Germ

Present production of wheat germ
n the United States is estimated at
lot more than so million pounds a
rear. This could be increased to
80 million, says the department of
agriculture.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Warm Water for Cows

Warm water pays dividends fol
dairy animal use. Research has
shown cold water in a cows
stomach slows down bacterial action
and digestion. Slower digestion
means less feed consumed and
lower milk production.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Raising House Flowers

To have lovely house flowers, they
should be planted in dishes of moist
pebbles and placed for two weeks
in dark closet. AS roots develop,
they can be brought into the light,
and placed in a cool sunny window.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Land Grant Act

The first Morrill, land-grant col
ege act, passed in 1862, gave each
tate an amount of public land equal
o 10000 acres for each senator and
representative it had in congress.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Vine Harvester

Agricultural engineers have de-
rised sweet potato vine harvester
hat may prove to be a more eco
lomical and more simple means of
1lvaging vines for feed.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Bees Essential to
Horticultural Needs
Winter Care TO Save
Crops for Next Year
By w. ]. DRYDEN

Hundreds of hives of bees died
during the past season. Many crops
depend upon bees for polinization.
In order to insure production dur
ing next year, it is essential that
the bees be saved this winter.
Wintering of bees is not merely a
matter of protecting colonies from
low temperatures, feeding is essen
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
POncOrn Bread

A Chicago bakery, after making
tests, reports that bread made with
popcorn flour has superior flavor
to wheat bread and makes excel.
lent toast.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Convenient Veneer

The preference shown for Mahog-
any in the construction of airplanes
and boats during the war was, in
part, the result of the unusual size
II Mahogany logs, which permit
arge sheets of veneer, straight
grained and uniformly free from de-
ectS.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

nOgS and cIaSSed as
a con bre e d
l. n e y a r e n Q w
known as a lard
type.
Prolific, good
suckers and good
grazers, with head
and inHIrlc email md
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
SCraD Source

Railroads are the leading source
of iron and steel scrap and, in
normal times, originate about one,
sixth of all the commercial supply
required by the steel industry.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Mahogany Differs

The wide and fascinating variety
ound in the figure of Mahogany
wood is due to the fact that the
wood of no two Mahogany logs
s exactly alike.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Remove Tar From Linen

Tar may be removed from lin
en- by rubbing thoroughly with oil
of turpentine, or lard, permitting il
to stand awhile, and then washing
in soap and water.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
Strong Furniture

In good piece of mahogany fur
niture, additional strength is at
tanned by cutting the legs so that
the grain of the wood runs exactlv
in the direction of the leg.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
SNNOO@p~VNNNNNONNN~NNNNNN
Improved 4 SUNDAY
Uniform cCr00r
International CNI1OOA
-:-LESSON = =
BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for January l9

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by international
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
KNOW YOUR BREED
Hampshires
By w. ]. DRYDEN

Of English origin. Hampshires
were at one time called Thin Rind
oHJ
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
JESUS INTERVIEWED BY
NICODEMUS

LESSON TEXT-John Sill. 16. II.
MEMORY SELECTION-Except man
be born again, he cannot see the king
dom of God.-John 3:3.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
20 QUINTETS
SET FOR PLAY
in NVC LOOPS

At least twenty teams are ready
to participate in the NIsei Veterans
Committee sponsored basketball
leagues this season, it was disclosed
today by Kenny Oyama, league
secretary.
Glass A, according to Oyama, will
include South End Merchants A
and B squads, Mercury, Green
house, Tokuda Dru G, Question
Marks and Main Drug. A Chinese
quintet also is expected to join the
loop.
Six teams to date have signed up
for Glass B. They are Lotus Lam
GERS, Lotus Mercury, Comets, Mon
archs, South End Merchant Bees
and international.
The girls circuit will consist of
Anna Rays. High School, Seattle
Chicks. WWGs Lotus Girls, Lotus
Starlettcs and Tacoma YBA.
Su Kashiwagi of the Nisei Vet
Grams Committee will direct the
leagues.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
Sideline Topics

...given sufficient spread in the two
metropolitan dailies here, the all-Oriental ma
tional basketball championships on Dec 26, q
and % at Seattle College should draw many nom
Oriental Americans to the games. .Sugie Haya-
maka, handsome Japanese "rassler", perform
ed the other week in Seattle, but very few knew
about it; we have sneaking bunch he is from the
pines of Oregon. preseason guess has 1t that
the International five, group consisting of Ne
groes, Nlipinos and japanese Americans, will
be 'Ehot stuff in Glass competition. the Oct.
IA edition of New York Citys tabloid PM photo
ed Wat Msaka, sparkplug of last years Utah
five, with basketball beside Coach Joe Lap
chick as the pro Knickerbockers began train
ing licks at Bear Mountain.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
HASH Boasts
Top Record in
Merchants League

Biff Ihashi of Jackson Grocery
has the City Merchants Bowling
leagues season high singles game
of 229 and season high individual
series of 574. 1t was revealed today
by Tax Asaba, loop secretary.
Following are the team average
per bowler in parenthcsis. hign
singles game and high individual
series:
INTERNATIONAL r E ALT Y
d58-Fred Takagi 225. Ossie Tsu-
chikawa $40.
KARIKOMI INSURANCE $3.50
-1sao Nakashima PIG and SAL.
MAIN DRUG u5p-Nobi Suya-
ma 2l0, Jack Samashima 53l.
JACKSON GROCERY ESQ 49,
Biff 1hashi 800 and STA
KASHIWAGT KUBs u49-sha-
dow Nakashima 224. Joe Hirabaya-
shi ISL.
. 7TH AVE. SERVICE Q4a)-Toki
Mizuki 1877, Fred Hirai 500
NISEI RECREATION GAO -
Joe Tamura 211 and 537.
NORTHWEST TIMES u40-
Yosh Saiki 214, Suds Nakagawa
500.
MAIN ST. SERVICE d4O To
milo Hamasaki 2l5 and SAC.
TAD'S GARDENING u4n-Shir
Sumioka 203 and SAG.
The leagues average, according
to ASaba, is $50 per bowler.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
KEELING MARKS
POSTED BY TWO
UNBROKEN HERE

Two marks. one set by Tax
Asaba. City Merchants league Sc
cretary, and the other by Bill Ina
shi. Nisei Commercial league Sc
cretary. are the only league key
ling records which have not been
broken in this seasons play III
Main Bowl, 1t was learned today,
Asaba hit a 267 high game in 2
63l series on April II, 1947, the
last day of play in Nisei CONNER
cial league match before summer.
Ihashi, pitching for the Alley
Cats against Cathay on June 10
1896 smashed the tenpins for $50
200 and 200 TO post an individual
high series of $50.
Recently, Sakahara Insurance
cracked Crown Furnitures high
team game of 963 by five pins. and
Paramount Cafe beat Tad's Cafes
high team series of 2704 by two
pins. Sakahara's were composed of
Kenny oyama. Rick Tanagi, Herb
Furuta, Shig Okada and Shoichi
Suyama and Paramount Cafe had
Prney Tsuji, TAX Asaba. Jimmy
Klranishi, Bill Tanaka and Jack
Nitta.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

II you make people think they're
thinking. they'll love you; but If
you really make them think, they'll
hate you-Don Marquis.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
SNGBO'S Schedule for Remainder
OF Seasons Play Announced

Schedule for the remaining
Thursday games for the year was
annoLhced today by the SNGBO
Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling Or
ganization) as follows:
OCTOBER %
Alley 5 and 6-Takana Studio VS..
Marthas Beauty Shop.
Alleys 7 and 8-Toda's Optome-
trists VS.. China Import & Export.
Alleys 9 and l0-Hab's Sporting
Goods VS.. Franks Jewelry.
Alley IL and l2-Tokuda Drug VS..
Mobile Service.
SECOND ROUND
OCTOBER 30
Alleys 5 and 6-Mobile Service VS..
Toda's Optometrists.
Alley Z and 8-Martha's Beauty
Shop VS.. Hab's Sporting Goods.
Alleys 8 and l0-Tokuoa Drug VS..
Takano Studio.
Alleys IL and 12-China Import
& Export VS.. Franks Jewelry.
NOVEMBER 6
Alleys 5 and 6-Frank's Jewelry
VS.. Takano Studio.
Alleys and 8-China Import 81
Export VS.. Tokuda Drug.
Alleys 9 and 10-Mobile Service
VS.. Martha's Beauty Shop.
Alleys II and l2-To0a's Optic
metrists VS.. Hab's Sporting Goods.
NOVEMBER I3
Alleys 5 and 6-Martha's Beauty
Shop VS.. Tokuda Drug.
Alleys 7 and 8-Frank's Jewelry
VS.. Toda's Optometrists.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

Alleys 9 and l0-China Import &
Export VS.. Hab's.
Alleys IL and l2-Mobile Service
VS.. Takano Studio.
NOVEMBER 20
Alleys 5 and China Import VS..
Mobile Service.
Alleys 7 and Slabs VS.. Takano
Studio
Alleys 9 and Martha's Beau-
ty Shop VS.. Franks Jewelry.
Alleys IL and 12-Tokuda Drug
vsv. Toda's Optometrists.
NOVEMBER 27
Thanksgiving Day.
DECEMBER 4
Alleys 5 and 6-Tokuda Drug VS..
Hab's.
Alleys 7 and 8-Mobile Service
VS. Franks Jewelry.
Alleys and l0-Takano Studio
VS. Toda's.
Alleys IL and 12-Martha's Beau
ty Shop VS.. China Import.
DECEMBER IL
Alley 5 and 6-Takano Studio VS.
China Import.
Alleys 7 and 8-Toda's VS.. Mar
tha's Beauty Shop.
Alleys 8 and 10-Hab's VS.. Mobile
Service.
Alleys II and 12-Frank's Jewelry
VS.. Tokuda Drug.
DECEMBER IL
Alleys 5 and 6-Hab's VS.. Frank
Jewelry.
Alleys 7 and 8-Tokuda Drug VS..
Mobile Service
Alleys and 10-Toda's VS.. China
Import.
Alleys II and l2-Takano Studio
VS. Martha's Beauty Shop.
DECEMBER rs
Christmas Day.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

Reason clears and plants the
wilderness of the imagination 10
harvest the wheat of art.-Austln
OMalley.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
The
Sporting Thing
by bf --
Down Tenpin Alley

only four teams are in the single number
victory bracket in the three Nisei bowling cir
cults in town: Oriental Cab in Nisei Commercial,
Tad's Gardening in City Merchants, and Taxa
no Studio and Toda s Optometrists in SNGBO
=, some of the readers have clamored vocifer-
sously for the return of Shewo Kawyre and his
'Headpin's Views; well they may, for this
tripe, "Down Tenpin Alley" is no Pulitzer
prize winner by any means. oops! Jean Terao,
outstanding SNGBO keglar for Franks Jewelry
dropped pins and not Is last week; twas an
objectionable sin but to err is human, Alexan-
der Pope said Sueo Noritake of Nisei Rec is
the only regular southpaw anchor man in CML,
and Jack Koga of 18th Ave. Service in NCL...
our NV. Times Rockies, one of the most sue
cessful failures in the CML, are trembling in
their boots because they face the hgh-powered
international Realty trnndling machine this
week.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
NATORICOPS
PSGA TOURNEY
WITH 6S NET

Finishing two strokes ahead of
SUmio Nagamatsu and Frank
Hattori, topnotch Japanese Ameri-
can golfers in this area, Ed Natori
breezod into first place with a neat
GS to capture the Puget Sound
Golf Associations October tourna-
ment A flight honcrs last Sunday
at jefferson park.
Chick UnO, the ice creamery man
on jackson street. shot q "a. aided
by a 30 handicap
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

The Community Chest campaign
this fall has as its goal. $1,587. 744
This money will be devoted to
maintaining Seattle and X n 9
County health and welfare services
throughout 1913. EVERYBODY bene-
fits-Everbody gives.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21
A Sociological Experiment on Small Scale.

0VSAVA06ASo'A ~~~ "~--~--
With the acceptance of the International
squad into Glass family of Nisei teams,
the Nisei Veterans Committee, which
is sponsoring three basketball leagues in our
community this season, has lowered its eligibili-
ty bars to Filipino and Negro youngsters The
move, as far as we know, is precedent in that
up to this time only Chinese and Caucasians
were the exceptions to the rule.
Indeed the NVC action is sociological ex-
pertinent on small scale.
How well the Filipinos and the Negroes will
mingle with the Chinese and Japanese Ameri-
cans on the sports front depends very much on
the attitude of the players, the fans and the cos
mopoitan community. For sure, all players, re-
CARELESS Of their race, should consider them
selves equals and abide by the golden rule Of
fair play.
It would be great and nice gesture on the
part of the Chinese and Japanese Americans If
they would accept the Filipino and Negro youths
into our leagues by standing pat on the tradi-
tional principle of good craftsmanship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

Help meet the well ire needs of
your fellow citizens. Give gen.
erously to the Community Chest,
in support of 81 local Red Feather
services.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-21

Keep the health and welfare
services of the Community Chest
operating next year by giving now
to the Chest volunteer solicitor in
your ncighborhood, plant or office.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
A Scheme that Misfixed

HE ex-dictator of small Central American republic
almost succeeded in creating stamp all by
himself the story goes Going into exile he ourneyed
ncognito to New York Then, in small Nassau Street
stamp shop he drew few sheets of stamps from his
brief case and laid them the table.
The dealer, however, had seen any stamps like
them before After few delicate but pointed queries, he
pried out the secret of the ex-dctators identity.
'Seeng that my regime about to collapse
the Central American confessed. II confscat ed
this entire issue in the hope that by selling them
could recoup my fortunes
The stamps might have commanded fat price, but
the xdcator had commit tied one bnder He had failed
to allow few of the stamps be issued for letters
and they weren't listed in the cataog Since would
believe they real postage stamps, he made
sale. When last heard FROM he eking living as
headWaitcr in Philadelphia hotel The End
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Earhart. promotion stickers. Ostensbly they
intended to pay postage mail carried single
flight by the late woman flyer from Mexico to the u S.
The government printed only 78O, with this revealing
distribution 48O to the Universal Postal Union for other
governments records; 10 to diplomats; 30 to leading
New York phlatests; 10 to the public by lottery; and
ESQ to Miss Earhars husband, who had supplied the ink
used The plane fight success but the stamps
haven't yet made the catalog
few synthetic rarities have had exceptional luck.
letter flown across the Atlantic to England by the
Italian aviator, De Pnedo, in 1927 with special New
foundland stamp pasted the envelope brought
So 500 at auction.
Some schemes nearly end in a fracas. When Cuba
in 1885 printed up $1,000 copies of air-maiI
stamp, five dollars offered for a place in line at
the post Office. few moments after the windows went
up, the l5-cent stamp being hawked about - and
sold-for four dollars Police had to 5e called keep
order When Egypt placed its Port Fuad issue on sale
in smaller quantities at the Port Fuad post office only.
mob of several thousand frenzed buyers close
wrecking the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-10
OVERSEAS CARTONS.

From Mrs. w. T. ". Bethesda.)
For Mrs. r. D. D., Arlington. 1t is
no longer necessary to have stand
ard box for your 1l-pound box
Take any medium sized box from
your grocery store. Put this box on
your household scales, throw in all
the clothing, until you have about
1917 pounds. Take out clothing and
roll them tightly, putting them back
into box. as snugly as possible, then
take knife, cut down the side panels
to where the clothes are, bend side
panels over clothes, cutting off sur
plus paper. Measurements of box
y inches all around. Put IN list OF
clothing and address. 1t gives the
receiver a feeling of comfort to
know that nothing has been stolen.
Put strings all around the sides
Then put paper around. using heavy
string the same way. Write address
on label, as well as on paper. Fill
out your three labels from post
Office 1.-TWO white, one Yellow. At
tach.
Hope this helps you. If you send
packages more than once, number
your packages, write in booklet OF
your own the number of the pack.
ages, the list Of contents, and the
date of mailing. And do not expect
an answer right away! 1t takes q
month and half to reach them. II
often takes as long for letter writ
ten by them to reach you.
God bless you for the work you
are doing.
Do not forget to write on youl
package Gift Parcel in addition
TO your number. Ask receiver te
mention number of package In his
answer, as packages often do moi
arrive in proper sequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-10
Dorothy Dix Saws

Dear Miss Dix: For two years ]
have been going steadily with
young man with whom I am in love
feel certain that he is in love with
me, but, although I have tried in
every possible way, I cannot get him
to ask me to marry him.
Have you any idea as to what can
be done about it? ANN M. c.
Answer think the most curious
thing in all the world is the ability
that women have to kid themselves
about men being in love with them
II you have gone with this man for
two years and he has never men
toned marriage, he has no intention
whatever of marrying you, either
now or ever. He is merely amusing
himself with you and indulging in a
Irritation to pass the time away.
Hence, your efforts to bring him
70 the proposing point are in vain
He SHES at the altar and no arts
and wiles of yours can ever drag him
there. If he really cared for you he
! wouldn't hide his secret in his heart
He would tell you about 1t loudly and
often and impress the extent of his
devotion on you. Also, he would not
only ask you to marry him, he would
urge. beseech, entreat, implore you
to do So
In my opinion the man doesn't
care a rap for you. So my advice to
YOU Is to break off with him. And