Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02

done for any one in his selfish life be- fore, and he taught her not only Eng fish, but French. One thing yaunce was determined upon, and that was that the girl should be absolutely obedient. He swas master. she the slave.
 Finished at Fashionable School.
 When she was fourteen he was able to send her to a fashionable school for girls. She looked seventeen and seemed already a woman. In that school she acquired the polish he deemed necessary. When she left 1t even Vaunce was satisfied. She was radiant If she was charming before, she was fascinating now. Yaunce posed as her father, and she obedi- ently called him Daddy" She was brilliant in conversation, sang with spirit that stirred the blood. and was so pretty tha; men and women stopped in the street to look at her. She was bit eapricious, perhaps. Some of the men thought her so.
 vaunce had no tolerance for the young ambitions men who sought the girl He had made it clear to her she was to accept the attentions only Of the men he approved He ex- plained so much of bis plans to her as he thought necessary, and she. dominated by his will, was content. He had fitted her. be said, 10 be the wife Of rich man. After she had ..,ssT1 tl.fr,r- or love
 All of her suitors found her capri cious. but eaprieioCsness Is not fault a man may not forgive in the woman to whom he is paying court. With her beauty and wifi. added to the yivacity of her race. she was irresistible. Vaunce watching closely. finally se- lected a husband for her-a wealthy easy-going man of more than middle age. The girl who knew NaWce's money was exhausted aud that their situation ssas desperate. acquiesced. and her silly old admirer was fooled into 3 hurried marriage.
 Husband's Troubles Begin.
 The husband. infatuated with the beautiful girl. was extrayagant in his attentions to her Like most south : erners. she was a bit barbaric in her taste. so he lavished jewels on her. When She tired of this and louged for gayety, he tried his hand at entertain ing. She did not care for society as : society, and exhibited more capricious- ! ness than he had bargained for. The husband, in this extremity. sought Y counsel of Vsunce, who now was in clover. Before the marriage Vaunce had adroitly drawn the foolish old 1 bridegroom-elect into an agreement by which Yaunce was provided for for life. The world at last was treating Vaunce well
 Vaunce counssled the troubled hus- band to be patient. The girl. probably at Vaunce's order, eajOled him into thinking she was sorry he was dis I tressed. and then the deluded husband was delighted for few days. Then something would happen that would make him wonder whether he had married a woman or a devil.
 Then came another mana younger one-on the scene. He was a million aire many times over. When he dis covered the woman's love of jewels he showered them on her He drove and he rode with her and was her escort to opera and theater. The husband protested. He also objected to the presents. But. for some time, she ap- peased him with earesses, declaring the jewels meant nothing more to her than the pleasure their beauty gave to her.
 Vaunee was not disturbed in the slightest In fact he saw brilliant opportunity for personal profit in the intrigue the woman had gotten into IT there was divorce or separation fl would not affect him adversely His pension was secure. Then there vas the prospect of a new deal with the millionaire. This appealed to ths criminal mind of Vaunce as something delightful
 Real Love spoils Game.
 vauncs watched the progress of ths affair with the millionaire with com placeney Until one day he discovered an absolutely new element had en tered into the tangled drama. Th' woman. who had no mere affection foi the millionaire than she had for hei husband. had fallen In love-badly vialeutl9. iESazslEs as oniy a sis.ii4l Ioaan cas. Tse pavspn ,shs hat Ausa in lsV6 usis ,is 's1s a hrsnsn. aean-e6f. sldsegsd. handsone y0nnt man whom sSe had mel in the street and who Tad vinked at hes and 4irie' with her az # she were a shop sirl clandestine meetings followed an'