Life — August 18, 1910 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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Gel i LIB. 8 A Happy Marriage Depends largely on a know!- edge of the whole truth ‘about self and sex and their relation to life and health. This knowledge does not come intelligently of itself, nor correctly from ordinary every-day sources. SEXOLOGY strated) AM. M.D., ioparts in a clear, r Shou! , f Should Impart to His Se Should Have. Should impart ‘a Wife Should Hay solume. Mlustrated, $2, postpaid. Aa oS .ne neopie’s Opinions” and Table uf Coateats, Pub. Co., 711 Perry Bldg., Phila., Pa. From Our Readers (Continued from page 255) year to country. He believes, “that thereafter, looking down m whatever Elysian Fields he may nabi may observe each summer o or three happy youngsters. Phil- copher that he is, he tells me he thinks f them through all the years or less indefinite eternity take him a whole lot happier i. Further, being a_ practical . he believes that the pub- hha form of bequest may ne other folks that a few ndred dollars similarly bequeathed may add t to the sunshiny part of 2 ppiness in the Garden of rosperine mon tells me that he has used all his available funds for this summer Marae, GOING OFF ON THE OTHER TACK lalitorn among the children in his home town —they don’t know that he has, but there are several. of them at this mo- ment out in the wild places where there are grass, and cows, and pigs, and birds, and foolish beetles bumping around at night, and bats!—and you must know that there is nothing so mysterious in all the world Ys a bat unless you except the smile of Simon on the days when he, too, goes out in the country to sce the happy kiddies who are joyous because of him, though they do not know it. And the mystery of his smile comes in that he is get- ting a breath of fresh air in his silly lungs that his doctor has told him will work for him a few months longer. Yet in order that you may know tha his suggestion is made in faith, he asks me to inclose this check which is to be credited to “ The Fund of Simon” for use this summer, and he begs me to assure you that when he is translated to other worlds you will find at hand a sum from which the income each year will help to make some happy days for little children. He also asks that you print as soon as may be the correct form of bequest which he suggests. Most sincerely, H. I July 8, 1910. For the information of our corre- spondent and others with similarly benevolent intentions, Lire appends the proper forms. In the case of personal property I bequeath to Life’s Fresh Air Fund, a corporation organized under the lav of the State of New York, the sum OF vg .. dollars. (Or the deserip- tion of securities or other property if the bequest is not in money.) In the case of real estate I devise to Life’s Fresh Air Fand, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of New York, (here de- scribe property.) Acknowledgements Letters from friends and critics are always welcome at Lire’s office, but owing to lack of space, or because the same subject has been already treated, or for other reasons, many communi- cations are omitted. Letters from the following correspondents have been re- ceived since last going to press: Walter J. Ryan, Portland, Ore. Arthur Guiterman, New York City. A. S. Roberts, Middleton, Idaho. Charles E. Tenney, Pampanga, P. I. E. L. Evans, Worcester, Mass. B. J. Lebloe, North Hatley, P. Q. Canada. YEAGncorret Por DECANTER Presidents, Kings, Queens and the World’s Leaders use THERMOS Why not you? 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