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"He suddenly brought out the ring from behind his back, and I just
started bawling," she said. "I asked him to follow me over to the
bank to give him the ($100) reward. He wouldn't accept the reward,
though." Kirk said he never thought of keeping the ring. "I know my wife would be sick if she lost her ring," he said. "There
wasn't anything else to do. It wasn't rightfully mine. I had to find the
owner." Later that day, Anderson said "yes" to Jones' proposal. ___ Information from: Standard-Examiner, http://www.standard.net/
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