Arizona republican., 1908-05-01

estate Is handled by lot of old fogies who would be utterly helpless in case of this kind. I've made inquiries about you and find you're the firm I want Find some way to fix this thing up for and you can name your figure" 4 The junior partner smingly shook his head. We couldn't take It under any circumstances" he said. Ours is not divorce practice you know.
 Then you won't take the case?" T see no case, the junior partner returned laughingly. The other reached for his hat and gloves T do,' he rejoined, and mighty knotty one" He turned suddenly ! If you won't give me legal advice" he said, ' Twill you give personal advice? Of course you're new man here, but all my informants tell me that anyone connected with this firm is all right Charge me anything you like, but give me your help Will you?"
 Again the junior partner smiled. My advce,' he replied, would probably be worth nothing in fact, m not that have any advice to give-however tell me the circumstances and details and if help you, I'll be very glad to do so.Y
 Grierson settled back in hir chair and nodded his satisfaction
 We'll" he said, Ito begin at the beginning was introduced to her at an affair at Lenox-gar- den party, such thing. What first attract ed me to her was her wonderful beauty. She's the most beautiful woman I ever saw"
 The junior partner smiled indulgently. "Go 2 -'tI ran across her at various times at various places. Her husband with her. He used to ship her away to Newport or Lakewood or the Berkshires. She seemed to like and we used chat and golf and motor and dance together a good deal, and-well, the result of 1t all that fell in love with her and one night lost my head and told her. She mad, mad clean through and she dismissed me without waiting for to explain" And what did you do?' Left, but couldn't remain away Next time her made reference to what had gone before. I treated her though nothing had hap pened and gradually she took a sensible view of the matter and her anger cooled down. Oh I'm not such push things to the breaking point all at once, you know
 He played with his cane, thinking.
 Then months later, 1 tried it again She did just the before-got angry and all that sort of thing, you kEow-only she didn't take it quite hard and got it that I knew things coming my way. And her hus- band was playing into my hands all along for he never came near her nor paid any attention to her; and his neglect having its effect.
 She's one of those high-strung high-spirted women, you know, and he had hurt her pride; and when wOmans pride is wounded her love is wounded, too.
 Well, made up my mind that 1t was up to me to give her. far as lay in my power, all the aten- tions that her husband did not. So took to send ing her flowers and books, and various little gifts that not of enough value to grave oTense; though even at that, she sent them all backatirst However; l kept on and after while made one stick-a bunch Of American beauties woman gets sick of buying herself flowers, you know. After that it was easer.'
 Grierson stopped and, taking from his pocket, carefully selected cigarette tnd lighted it.
 ''Well-but hang it all, you can guess the rest, cant you?'
 ''I think I can' said the junior partner. How do things stand now?'
 Well if only there were some way in whic hshe could get her freedom, l think she'd do it. She has had no break with him yet: but she's the verge of one and if only the way were clear, I'm quite certain she'd follow 1t.
 Does her husband know anything of this?"
 eff he doesn't, he's bigger ass than he's taken for. though how much he knows I can't tell you"
 "Is he the sort of man. do you think, who would be liable to raise row?'
 Grierson shook his head. q don't think so' he returned. Hes of these men who have their nose on the grindsone, and are glad of it. From what little I know of him imagine he would try to keep things to himself
 Then let us suppose that you persuade her to . go away with you If as you think, the husband is mild-mannered, methodical individual, wrap ped up in business to the exclusion of all else, would he not be liable to get divorce in the quiet est possible manner?"
 The other considered for 8 moment, then looked up dubiousy.
 But suppose he should decide not to sue?"
 He would probably be glad to rid himself of his other ties if he is the kind of man you say he is, And if he is not why, you have money. haven't you? And you'd be glad to spend some of it to this end wouldn't you. And what do men like him work for but for money?"
 Grerson winked significantly for answer.
 The junior partner shrugged his shoulders.
 "Oh,' he said easily, there's away to get around the law. That's what lawyers are for. And you wouldn't have much trouble in finding one and brainy one, to fix that matter for you."
 Grerson shook his head.
 But there's still chance that he won't sue," he objected.
 That's chance you have to take" the junior partner replied slowly, And society forgives- the man, at any rate.
 The other eyed him shrewdly. His lips curved in thin, dry smile.
 I'm afraid she wouldn't take that chance" he said.
 Again the junior partner shrugged his should CTS
 Don't ask her. he said Make her. Wom- en of the type you mention want to be dominated They'd much rather be compelled than asked to do a thing. Go to her Don't say, Will you come with me?' Say, You are coming with mel And make her do it. She'll love you the more for it- and she'll go."
 Grierson banged his clenched fist down upon the table.
 By love, believe you're right" he cried.
 The junior partner smiled. Of course I'm right
 And I'll try iti' Grierson shook his head ''It does seem rough the husband, though, doesn't it?"
 The junior partner shrugged his shoulders third time
 Its too late to think of him now, he replied And, anyway, he should have thought of himself A who keen a " ife has right to have