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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 September 1910, Page 4

" How to Woo a Man."

EIGHT TIMES AVI®DED. Mrs Marv J. A\akeham-Sauntlers-I'owers-Godfrey-Gay- Litullev-Orow-thers-r.eppage, of Xew York, who ihas been married eight times, has promulgated a series of rutles on How to oo a Man." Hore are the primal principles: At 18 a girl should be confiding, dependent, helpless. At 21 show that you know the world. Assert yourself. At 23 lead the man gently on to do the wooing. At 21 make tho course of true love as possible. »ho ,nust meet Jlim more tiian half way. i iV' he bold, but not too bold. Mns Leppage ought to know something about how to get and hold a man's, ,'iffections. She has had as husbands a clerk, a railroad official, a grocer, a restaurant proprietor. a capitalist, a ihotel keeper. Ihe men who had been led by here to the altar have been of all varieties- neh, poor, fat, lean, young and old. She bejame a bride at iuurteeii, and has been eight times a l»nde since then. _ Thomas GWthers, husband Xo. her to recover £25,000 wortfi -OT property he savs she o- 0 t by getting him intoxicated. " Speaking of her matrimonial expcMences Mrs Leppage says* I have always ' beliqVod each 'named that I should bn oH.i.nnd I don t yet despair. w! l oarnc^ —the only «n.. to find out what a man really t,v y i-" ,n - , A,kl the onlv • to tiy him is by marriage."

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