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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
DAVIS CUP is
NOT TO BE
LIFTED
The American Challengers
Lose Doubles Match and
All Chance of Bringing
international Tennis Tro-
ply Home.


SYDNEY. N. =. W., Nov a0.--hy
defeating Maurice Mclaughlin and
Melville Iong Of California. Amer
lean chaliengera. for tho Dwight
Davis international tennis cup, the
Australian court experts will remain
Ia possession OF tho trophy for an.
other year.
Yesterdays victory was harder
earned than that 81 Saturday. when
Brooks and Wilding defeated tho
Californiana hRndily. Although the
local men captured the match Ia
straight sets. the first two sets ran
TO deuce scores. 1919 and ~ The
third SGT went 10 the Australians
by score % ca.
The match was ono ~ the best
exhibitions 81 tennis ever seen ln
Australia, and not until a vicious
cross court chop from WlidinE'a
racket got By McI.ouKhlin. sroflne
the final point II the iaat game. vas
the result absolutely certain. The
defenders played titn machine like
doubles that won thorn the trophy.
while the California pair. though not
80 steady put up the inore nenma-
tipnal brand ~ tennis. Longs aerx-
Ice was a marvel II speed and nr-
curacN while his voiieying waa lit
tie short ~ remarkable. McLoush-
Tins eye was Oft. and he found the
net Or put the ball out % eaart AZ
critical moments
The Australians have now won
three ~ the five scheduled matches
81 the Davis cup series ana have
therefore successfully defended the
trophy. Two angles matches are
stiil unplnycd. and these. while hav.
ms no bearing on the cup. win ba
played on today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
W0LGAST SM0THERS Lew
POWELL I'm FAST Fight
MILWAUKEE, FIGHTER PROVES HIS RIGHT
4 TO MEET BATTLING NELSON FOR
THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

clear head. hut In TINT round
Powell came tn life aud cut loose
choice assortment " blows that
went home hard For minute Il
looked as though the tide OF hattie
had turned, but Wolgaat recovered
quickly and came beck FOR moro.
In thls round. which was the most
exciting OF the fight. Powell SUR
prised Molgast by landing two
vicious lefts straight ON the jaw lie
followed this up with two rights
and Wolgast clinched. Powell Then
brought the crowd Co ita foot by
landing right and left with great
force on the Jaw. Woigast fought
back saxAgcly Powell drove a
straight LETT 20 the Jaw and. a. they
clinchcd, uppcrcut with the right
on the law, Wolgast retaiiated with
a straight left. aud il was MIG aud
tuck 90 tho end % the round. Powell,
n anything landing the harder and
cleaner blows Both men received
a tremendous ovation
W0lgast now claims the right 20
meet Battling Nelson for the title.
Hts showing last pisht has con-
WINGED The fans that his newspaper
decision" over the Batter IN their
recent i0-round meeting was no
flnke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TOM M'CAREY is
SURE OF The
FIGHT

NEW YORK. Nov so.--Nsth his
bid for the Ieffries johnson cham
pionshsp battle safe In the hands ~
Stakeholder Bob Murphy. Tom Me
Carey. the Los Angeles promoter
now has nothing 10 do bat 20 fold
his hands and wait until the pro-
posals are opened In Hoboken TO-
morrow.
McCarey appears 20 be confident
that he viii land the fight for Los
Angeles. After depositing the en-
veiope that contained his offer. he
said.
Wen. l came 20 New York 20 set
the fight. and have made my play
II anyone beats me. Iii take off my
hat 10 him and so back home Ike
q good sport. No one has beaten
me yet. and until the bids are
opened tomorrow ! will say nothing
more"
McCarey celebrated his advent
into New York BY entertaining two
score rival promoters. managers and
newspapsrmea az an elaborate ban-
Quet last evening lie expressed
surprise when he learned thai bids
were to be opened in Hohoken In
stead Of az Madison Square Garden
The rum0r that Coffroth and Jack
Gleason. of san Francisco have
combined forces as the result ~
their determination 10 take the fight
20 the Golden Gate city. Is current
again today. Neither promoter has
admitted tha truth 81 the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TRIPLE TIE FOR
BILLIARD
TITLE

The worlds professional fs9 bill
Hard championship has ended IN a
triple nc for first place. Cline. sut-
ton and pemarnst each having four
victories and one defeat TO HIS
credit after meeting all tho other
contestants. The tie viii be played
OF IN three games. Dcmarest playing
Cline "Wednesday. the loser ~ tho
match playing sutton Thursday. and
the winners ~ the twp matches
playing the deciding game Friday
DvmRrent and Eiasson started off
on even terms in their game last
night but the former struck his
gait toward the end 81 the game.
scoring heavily and going out in
the agnd inning with an unfinished
run u ~ and total ~ 500 20 3ss
Siosson made remarkable run Of
i@3 early Ia the game
Sutton defeated Caasignol by a
score 81 500 to 4sf The French
champion opened brilliantly. and
scored record run ~ 1875 during
the game.
Following II the standing Of the
six players who contested the cham
pionship.
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EQUIhES OF CLASS
LIVE LIKE
KINGS

Hamburg Belle q dead. hut her
death. you may be sure. was not
duo 70 iack Of good nursing or 20
lack % good treatment" declares
eN-siar'ing judge George Schnel-
DER IN fact II the ordinary patient
~ rsiy hospital had a. good treat
ment as The ordinary aiiinw trottcr
OF payer the death rate would be
lower than II - now.
II isn't generally known that FOR
every first-class trofter gr PAGER
there - a special keeper. He d0rMn't
nave % look after q whole lot 81
tiFera--tust oue--A Hamburg Belle.
Ia Uhian. Peniaa Maid. or msn,.
other fast one.
This tr0iner u IN complete charge
pt the horse. AZ night. on tho road
he rolls himself up IN 4 blanket ana
les down 20 sleep beside thu horse
. The hoyan understands, and in 20 Or
20 years II track history there has
never been an instance az a s.mt
one. occupying a berth gn "A palace
car. rolling over and hurting hia or
hSr attenttant.
he care these tas 600 and $50 0ea
racers set Is afkable Zach horsr
naa sfs own medicine chest. It's Own
doctor, ~ 20 speak Theirs h almn
general plan adopted fsr the Nark-
eat q high priced horse. nut Il II q
flexible plan and subject 10 many
alterations "a suit the horses moods
IN the stall - every fast trotfrr
OF PAGER there arc three silta Of
clothes and three sets % harness
II Il within the truth TO Aay that 4
horse knows when a race g. ON. IL
the iight harness IL brought out Inc
horse understands az once that ii
means business. So. too docs he
Know what y means 70 put ON his
ordinary stable garments his hist
clothes or hta cooling off rags.
The modern 'parinr ear for a
morse Il more comfortable than the
average sleeping car for a man
There are shower baths, hot ana void
water sepnrnt. compartments for
each horse. and all thai sort ~ thing
! only wish that when I started On
Journey ! was rs sure Of ali IN
comforts as Il tho high elasA trotter
or PAGER when II IL sent from one
grand circuit city to another.
" the horse has a chilli there A.
somebody - give II q dose ~ Not
medicine. " itN cyeR, ears head or
feet are not right. there n Away. n
lnan 10 supply the reruedy. The wav
the modern trotting or pacing horse
- cared for Il the wonder Of Inc
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
"One-Two-T Three" Martin
Gets Out of Hook

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 40
George Brown. also known a.
George ZelInsky. was held by Pc.
lice Judge Samuels today TO an.
swer In the superior court TO the
charge OF violating the Walker Otis
anti.betting bill. r. r. Martin
ci-2-3" Martini, a bookmaker. who
was arrested with Brown on a Joint
complaint. was dismissed by Judge
Samuels.
II was alleged that Brown was
employed by Martin, but the court
held that there was no evidence 10
show that the money placed In
Browns hands was turned over to
Martin.
This is the first test case as the
result of the race meeting AZ En-.
eryviile under the new antl.bettipR
law.
Seorge Helms, representing Dis.
trict Attorney Donohue, placed a
bet OF 81 on Rose Cherry AZ the
Emeryyille track on November 81.
lie claims that Brown took the hot
with the understanding that Il vas
70 be placed with Martin. There
was no evidence that Martin was
conducting n book. as the betting
AZ the track lB being conducted
orally The district attorney con.
tends that the placing OF money,
however, Is a violation Of the law
Browns bond was fixed at 81 900
Upon the decision in this case prob.
ably VIII depend the future meth.
DDS OF conducting races in this
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

second. with no one out. when Ty
cobb walked % the plate. This
SCORE az the time being close, "
WAS Iohh'M place 10 advance the
runners by sacrificing o. on the
hit sand.run play
Joe Tinker. az short. held his
man rioHn % second bnsr. and
Three Fingered Brown. on the
flfing zinc. was pitching bis pret-
sicst for Chicago. Brown dellv-
eFed tho bali over the outside cor
BHr ~ tho plate. about waist high.
and Cobb made perfect hunt. fhe
bali rolling HiUsiy about 10 feet
inside third base line
Steinfeldf never moved from
third base. Instead. he hung there.
waiting for The play that Waa TO
follow. And foliow u did. like light
aiuF.
A. Brown ins 80 ~ the hall re
aprinted from his position and was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

and in all probability The
since the articles signed viii
However there is always the possibility OF slpup
means certain that when the envelope battle
ground viii DO definitely decided upon
According to bob Murphy. stakeholder
Jotfrios igh single paper
q is written Aspiring
spots the fight map propositions
but somehow other all clip
for $4,000 mentioned In the articles the envelope
Gleason cofroth and Tom Mccaey Of
on a. the real on'endera and Of this trio has named his
Top hsue Tan q combination between CLEMSON and cofoh T.
s rife and all things considered tho northern California
to have the edge Of Uncle Tom"
EVERYONE CONNECTED WITH THE BIDDING GAME cor A
terrible jolt when Police Commissioner pat opening
the proposals. Madison signing the articles
grandand play and the opening OF the
bids would have backed of the boards
popping ooa and speeches were on tho program for
nsh ms alt spoiled Tho principals and their
ayers VII have TO stink the river like
attend 70 real busine without any a Wherefore
there's mourning IN gay Gotham today
FROM EmERyviLLE CONES a LONG LINGERING OVER
the shortcomings Of the oral
states scandal and that per
rule The aniibcing eonngent has raised
present uaem under which the Jockey responsibility
Tor tho rims the be''ns public protection aud
besides putting prices thai seespcns story
man TO the biash have the opportunity any
This looks Ike huge ioAe In the frat place why should
betting contingent payersg In the
eona place ~ hs unlikely a' Of The hoOhmahers wi
"dsanase Of the open door 70 aamp with
make play le that onse lifetime then there's
good chance Of not getting away sith it that ono time.
osso
At GEORGETOWN unygRslrY STUDENTS AND FAcul tn
busy looking for fall so place intercollegiate
football which haa been hiaetd II probable according
Washington c. introduced Al the Cain
Ollie university In fact nnbcr colleges in the
south arr planning to abolish the altogether
what changes the rlcmakcFa may upon
WELL HAVE TO HAND ~ TO CAP AmunosgN, WHO snoops
roand the polar circle discovering
things The other day New captain football game for
tho first time Asked what hts
ders the true soth parallel ahrug.
"Ar Arctic players beat euunsa.n, ia
lack OF relatives Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
MAGNATES TALK
OVER THE
PHONE
DugdaIe and McCredie
Hold Love Feast on the
Wire and Settle the Fate
of Portland Baseball
But They Won't Tell.
~ EDDIE eoYpsn.

Until President Dugdaie or Con-
greseman-eiect W. ". McCredie
tosses of that padioekcd tongue
stuff we won't get tho meat u a
discussion they held a. Portland
yesterday. Despite their non-c0m-
initial attitude, both freely assert
that there viii be two baseball clubs
IN the Rose cny next season.
just hoW ihis will be brought
about u not public property, But
Dug and Mccredia Nrre IN the best
Il humor when the receivers clicked
on their hooks. OF course that tcle-
phone talk was interesting o. both
Judge MrCrcdie and Dug The Late
tor IL fresh from the ennmy'H ter
rltofy and naturally was IN a posi-
ton % Gige tho Judge few angles.
While Dug was IN California the
Coasters tossed huge verbal uoafs
gays AZ tho TAT magnate-thry told
him he was a COED sport and all
that guff But they did nothing,
neither dld they promise anything
that made n Boiee like fair treat
meat as Tar ~ Northwestern league
baseball war concerned.
6on,sthina Deina.
Dug says he believes that "aorne-
thing VIII b. done ia our favor
saon~ II IL 20 he hoped that he IL
IN position % know
The BIG objection against Sec
nnd team IN Portland. according ia
bug. cropped out when tho Call.
fnrnin crowd enid a Northwestern
Portland club WAS nndeRirahia
under a Glass A rating next season.
Wonder Why Ar Cas- Ewing and
his crowd afraid ~ the Northwest
srn league IN Portland next rca-
e0nF
Dug ~ dm~ 90 reach hts own
stamping grounds tomorrow night
The fans have a right 60 knoW the
truth hnd they'n get lift Dug viii
fafA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
EAGLES TAKE TWO
FROM THE CRANES

Tho Eagles hooked their tnlons
into their old prey tho Cranes. on
the :. a. 6. alleys last night taking
two out OF the three games rolled
The Cranes, although the losers.
hung up a higher pin total than tins
winners, scoring 2,5i7 as against
2.42G.
kucntzei of the Eagles and Deg
nan ~ the Cranes divided hiRh
score honora with 900. The former
copied high average with 1888.
Tho anOrna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ao,~-Ad
WolEast showed himself to be a
lightweight ~ real class last night,
oy securing a decision over Lew
Powell Of san Francisco. IN one Of
the ueroesg battles over pulled OFT
NJ a loeal ring There were no dr.
ftrShAes 81 opinion over the decision.
which was given by Referee Jack
Welch the moment the gong sounded
the END &c the a0th and final round.
II was Wolgnst AL the way. with
Powell holding his own In only one
round. the 18th.
Wolgast was ON the long end
OF a 10 20 $ price last night. and his
great showing was a surprise 60
local ring followers. who knew OF
his fighting ability by hearsay only.
The Milwaukee lad tore ~ az tho
tap OF the first bell. and started 20
smother tho Californian under tho
weight and variety of HE blows lie
rushed hts opponent continually. and
gave Powell no time 10 recover be-
tween rushes
Close Range Fight.
The men mixed at close range
most Of the time. and IL WAS a give
and take, siam hang affair In every
round Up 70 the i@th welgaat had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
CHARLEY HARTMAN
TO PITCH FOR
BEAVERS

PORTLAND. Ore, Nor. co.
Charles Hartman. the famous old
aouthpaw who for years was the
Idol Of tho Portland fans. has sign
cd a 1910 contract with the Beavers
After leaving Portland several
years ago. llartuan went 10 the
Boston Americans Ia a trade There
be quit the game and followed an
other business. eoing Into thu lam
Der business ia Los Angeles. with
hts father Hartman says that his
arm now is as good az II ever WA.
and Manager MCCreale 81 the nnav.
eFa believes that Charles will BE-
able 20 send them over the pan with
his old time skill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

st. Louis scribes are busy build
Ing winter air castles. Roger Brea-
nahan Of tho Cardinals and Jack
OConnOr 81 the Browns are hailed
as the greatest managers In the
land. while tho startling prediction
- made that the rival 81. Louis
teams VIII meet in the worlds
series next year. This display OF
nerve Is liable go stir up feeling
OF envy In Cincinnati. whore PEN
nahta nave been won during the off
season Tor many years. Some base
baii fans are credulous. but not all
OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
WASHINGTON CLUB
TO HOLD SMOKER

Tho waHhingsn Athletic slug Vi
stage four boxing bouts and I'd
Wrestling eyent this evening. aud /
n expected that the card wili pad
tho club rooms On Mad.son 81 al
zSth ~.
Tougher Adams and Billy Nd
win fnix Il In tbs lse-pcun4 DIS
George Wagner and Frank Brvs1
win fight At its poun6s AfI4
pounds Romeo Hagen viii fz.t I
oliver. and a. q hearywziSz; z.irz<
tion % wind up the carl Z Czan-
pion VIII 60 in aFeltE Fa1x
WestcYmanL
The wrestling cFen, VI = y.
tween Ray Mcknight ard H.Sa-
bothars. the nen going " " =
az igs pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TOMMY BURNS
TO LIVE HERE

4 Tommy Burns has sent word =
= 70 friend in this city THAT he =
. expects 20 arrive in Seattle in q
= about three weeks. ard that he =
= % thinking Of locating here 4
4 permanently. ss he has a busi- 4
\ ness opportunity IN Seattle. .
The cne.tsne champion Is =
e well known 10 the local npors. .
= in1 fraternity. ard his return 4
4 would be welcomed. Burns 4
= has developed the business In. \
= ssinct 10 large extent since =
= no defeated Marvin Hart and 4
. claimed Jssfries' discarded 4
4 title. ard he - reported 70 be =
= worth considerable money at 4
4 the present time. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
300" BRYANT is
LlHCOlh'S NEW
CAPTAIN

Boo" Bryant. n junior NJ school.
and a member Of the first team
for several years was yesterday
elected captain Of the Lincoln high
school football team for next sea :
son
Bryant plays right tackle. and be-
cause Of his wonderful punting nbiI-
ity is one 81 the best players in
the northwest Next year WIN be
his last IN intorachoiastic football
Iincoln's new captain ~ ono 81 the
most popular men In the school. hav.
INK been president Of hiH class for
two Wr4rm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
BLISS BREAKS LEe.

STOCKTON. Cal. Nov. 90
Catcher Bliss. backstop for the All
National aggregation Of stars now
playing engagements in California.
broke his right leg IN a game played
against the Philadelphia Athletles
yesterday afternoon, Tho fracture il
lust above the ankle. and viii keen
Bliss OFF the diamond for several
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
M M..,<...

Ihs boxing game "A boonlsg !.
Kansas lily. Packey Mcfarland ~
tommy Thompson, who bored -
rounds there the other nlrhs ~.
I .v9g persons II dollar 4 hsaa i
the Kansas City promoters - -
me sport free from fakes 4 i -
iisFed future bouts viii b. exigs.,'s
" profitable But the Niss.,s
tight fans viii not stand ~ 's ~
uficen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Tho Raven prescription servlos
means that tho doctors sklIl In pre-
aerIelns lie most efficiently supple
mented by thu druggists skill In
eompoundins. RAVEN DRUG co.
1919 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

The m0et remarkable play that
I ever Witnessed on baii field.
everything considered. took place
AZ Detroit. during the worlds
series Of 1905 And Ty Cobb. the
sensational American irngucr. fig
ufed Ia u. as DID Johnny Efefa
the brainy little infislJcr II the
Cubs.
DETROIT bad rlnnera On fret ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
i==.] THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS !:$
BASE BALLS GREATEST pN|

~ Jaw IT.
ready 70 pick Up tho bar
1914 " down. about half = -
tween che plate ana thIsa "s1 :.
Instead Of throwing no
phfrnily Tie most natn,ai W y
Brown whlried 70 the ~, psslllys
ADDED fore0 on his fhroe Z n
tho sphere ~ stelnfeldt w ~
ounce ~ energy he poaues ~ ~
head or the runner ." u's {
The throw had 10 Ia ~,
peedy bus absolutely aee,.s.. .,
stninfeidta catch wae NO. - Il
variable than the work i 4.
That play was planr.a
iile- Drained Johnny Fyers =, "
carried ont BY Brown 49, ~
Islat 10 a manner that Won 4. ~
plaune II eYen the Opposing -. =
sam Crawford. who had sss ,s
second On the play. oyerrau Il. 4
4 Few feet and seemed n n y. -
iied. Tor the ball was rhea Nis
~ Htsinfeldt IN time u es,sx s' =
Hnngo wonder on he 49, 49, =
oral feet. for the second a., T
y Was only a few rnrssh. :
that Cobb attempted 10 &c. 49, ! -. :
pnd base g. be thrown gu - -. =
~ Johnny King. bringing 3 ! \.
one y ne most remarkable lrs,..
EYER known in baseball and - - :
1eAiiy elnehing an Important y.
tory for Chicseo '@As r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
Bio WINNERS AT
THE LAToNiA MEET.

The prominent winning owners Al
f.atonia this fail are ~ q Bedwaii
i1.ssa u Schrsibsr. tz.szs. , r.
VAIN wright. tE.sse. J. e. Milan.
$3.50. O. Hiii. sf.azs. L. Kelly.
N 500. w w. FIaar. 1850. 4.
johnson. si.at0. q Haiie, gi.z1E.
IA HAWKING aiaTa. aud - n
pfewiti. si.NT0. The leading Jockeys
are Mcuet. ~ winners. Kennedy.
~. Taplin, 10. A. Walsh. Il. obert.
81 Jackson. = Warfra. 2. Page. :.
riiasner. 8. dnnE, 6. and Ilrannon, 6
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Valuable articles because they are
broken. We do all kinds of repair.
ing, gun and heksmithing. also ex.
perimental work and models. Our
prices are reasonable.
226 Seneca, cor. Third. dows stairs.
Give Us a Trial.
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DANCE AT DREAmLANp.
Dance tonight Admission free
aAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

This is a Solid Oak cablae'
the golden finish; il is Wen ~,
Of thoroughly seasoned W.
The case is 26x42 inches WIN
sheet aluminium table 'op' y
roomy flour bins, two ofass
and a moldIng board, . ' s,,s
elevated cupboard nt'ea ma
shelves and glass doors, Iss NEE J
coffee canlsters and sh AZ
Jars: regular price T1Y.6J
s22.50. Special .....v'<
, 1909-12-30
Notice to Creditors

In the matter of the estate Of
Ellen Lewis Deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration were on the 9th day
of December 1909, granted to the I'M
dersigned in the above estate, and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby required to exhibit
them with necessary vouchers for al
lowance to the undersigned E L
Gould within six months after the
date of said letters, or they NAV be
precluded from any benefit from said
estate, and if said claims be not exhib-
tied within one year from date of said
letters they will be forever barred.
Dated at Rawling Wyo., this 10th
day Of December 1909.
E. L. Gould
l2-l6 IA Administrator
, 1909-12-30
should she do then?

should She do then!
She saw the end coming when in his
anger he resorted to drink, to drink
which exploded the last vestige of his
philosophy, however he had protested
1t. She was frightened beyond meas
ure when she realized the depths to
which he had sunk and to which, in
spite of herself, he had dragged her.
What further descent was before her?
She did not wen yet abandon that
philosophy which had served her 80
Ill. She chung to that with the more
tenacious pride because of its very
weakness, but she loathed mankind.
On that yacht he summed up for her
the whole human race, and she hated
him and it. To what sorry pass had a
few weeks practical experience re-
duced heri
She had begged aid pleaded with
him to alter the yachts course. but
he had sworn he would 90 farther
south into those unknown Q a and
keep her there until she crawled to
his feet. So the long hours dragged
IN. The inevitable rupture drew
nearer. At last it came. In it's details
1t was horrible, but there was in 1t
q great relief after all.