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DEAR JANE JORDAN ~ 1 am a| girl of 21 and need advice badly, I have been engaged to a boy of 21

for about three years. During that time he has been overseas, wounded and discharged from the army.

gone to many parties, and at one out and admits that he is thorough,1ly beaten by alcohol that he can be helped. This must be done by those who understand the problem. Even then it is a long, hard pull. And it is not always successful, That is why I am, warning you that you are deliberately walking] ' into a situation fairly sure to wreck your life. You can't save the man, but you can save yourself. Of course, ¥f you would take a chance on being beaten | want the excitement of violence, and Just to become his wife. Please ad- |if you want to cringe and cower bevise me. DESPERATE. [fore a man, y can stop you. : JANE JORDAN.

Within a period of four we fell madly in love, drinks constantly. But he says he will be good to his drinking.

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