Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08


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Are 20 0r Pnincas G. GoscA- -
lasy~~ sAe asasa. In serms ed -
~au1naiory tones
ana answered LAsver 6su1A
without circumsooution. Ne nsssr -
eunssocutea Shen dealing eth go
aa Women circumlocuse Tims =
ssssed xhen both sides in . osounB
employ the same tscsios
As o lawyer sir" began the lo1y.
won may have acquired some kneOt
edge Of the human heart DO you -
lieve thai the pusiilsnimous and psoev
conventions Of our artificial socto1 -
should stand ~ an obstacle h ~
cay ~ . noble and sNectionate heagt
vhen n hnds its true mate auoa6 -
miserable and worthless xretcAso -
the world that are called men,
Madam" said Lawyer Geoch. - -
tone thss he used In curbing hts -
male clients. this is IN o0ce tor -
ductinG the practise Of lss. I - .
lawyer. and not . philosopher. nsr ~
editor of an Answers to the Leve-tusu'
column Of q newspaper ! have oees
clients waiting VIII ssk yos -
kindly come to the point"
well. YOU needn't get so sttQ
Ground the giils about H." said the
lady. with a snap of her luminous syss
aad . startling syration Of her un-
brella Business is what I've ceRe
for. | want your opinion IN the matter
ef . suit for divorce. o. the vulaas
would call n. but which is really ealv
the readiastmeat Of the false snA -
noble conditions that the short sishAsa
laws Of man have intsrposed betwsss
. loving-"
Il beg your pardon. madam" iness-
rupted Lssyer Gooch, with some No.
patience. for reminding you sGaia
that this n . lac once. Perhaps M.
Wileox--"
MIS-. wilcox n oil right" cot .
The lady With hint Of asperity. 49,
- = Tolstoi snd Mrs. Gertrude AeAae.
-, end Omar Khayyam. cad Mr.. n
HE to discuss with you the divine
right Of the soul a. opposed to The
freedom -destrosing restrictions a
biGoted and narrow minded society.
But will proceed to business. I would
psefer to lay the matter before you -
an impersonal way until yes pass
spoa its merits. That IL. to describs
II - . supposabls Instance. without-"
'You wish to state Q Hypothetical
case," said Lawyer Geoch.
Il Was going TO say that" said the
laAy. sharply. Nov. suppose there n
. woman who 10 oil soul aRl heart and
ssp1rati0as for . complete existence.
This woman he's . husband Who is far
below her IN intellect, In taste-in
everything Bah, ~ n q brute He
despises literature. He sneers at the
lofty thoughts of the worlds great
thinkers. He thinks only of real es-
tate aud such sordid things He Is no
mate for woman with soul We will
say that this unfortunate wife one dav
meets with her ideal-a man with
brain and heart and force She loves
him. Although this man feels the thrill
Of q new found affinity he is too noble.
too honorable to declare himself. He
hies from the presence OF his beloved.
She flies after him. trampling. with
superb Indifference upon the fetters
with which an unenlightened social
system would bind her. Nov. what
will . divorce cost Eliza Ann Tim
minis. the poetess Of Sycamore Gan.
got one for three hundred and forty
dollars. Can IL mean can this lady
! speak Of get one that cheap"
Madam" said Lawyer Gooch. VOW
lest two or three sentences delight me
with their intelligence and clearpess.
Gan we not now abandon the hypo-
thetical, and come down to names ana
business"
7 should say so," s.clsimea sAs
lady, adopting the practical with ~
mirable readiness. "Thoin r. Bill
.nes 70 ehc uanic VI tHe loe uLe WHO
stands between the happiness u his
legal-his legal but not his spiritual
wife and Henry X. Jessup, the noble
man whom nature intended for her
mate. L." concluded the client with an
air Of dramatic revelation. Am Mrs.
Billings,"
Gentlemen TO see you, SIR shout
ed Archibald. invading the room o.
most at handspring. Lawyer Gooch
arose from his chair.
Mrs. Billings" he said, courteous
ly, ALLOW me to conduct YOU into the
ADJOINING Office apartment for q few
minutes. am expecting very
wealthy old gentleman on business
connected with viii In very short
while ] viii join you. and continue
our consultation"
With his accustomed chivalrous
manner Lawyer Gooch ushered his
sonlfu' client into the remaining unoc-
cupiee room. and came out. closing the
door VITA eircumspection.
Continued Next Week.