An enterprising newspaper in Vienna asked its women readers to tell how they met their hus-cands.' Some of ihe replies were as follows:
"He made love to my_ best friend, but changed his mind and married me."
"We sat next to each other at a concert, and he read my programme."
"He flirted with me in the street, and was so cheeky that I punished him by. becoming his wife,"
"T was a saleswoman in a tobacco store until he told me that he would die of nicotine poisoning unless I married him."
"He was my lawyer when I divorced my first husband."
"He taught me literature, and afterwards kissing."
"At the skating rink I fell at his feet He said: It should have been the other way round.' And so it was."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.