The evening world., 1911-06-27
GAMBLER TELLS
HOW Cold ARESS
KILLED HIS LOVE


had to wait until she had undressed
FIRST, and when l 9 to our cabin I
always found her In bed. ! would sit
On the edge of the berth and kiss and
fondle her, but she never returned IT,"
Did she never caress you on thai
trlp2'
"Once on that boat she put her arms
around me. I was sitting on the edge
Of the berth, and I leaned over her and
said. Edo. put your arms around me-!
1 expected some arectionate response,
but she lifted her arms and placed them
over my shoulders as II they had been
the hoops OF a barrel"
Did the disclosures made to you by
her father inspire you to treat her this
way on the ocean trip?"
Yes. and 1t also made me considerate
Of her after our return from Atlantic
city. She was on a couch. and ! leaned
over and said. Edo. are you afraid of
me? ! don't want you to think of me in
the way l have heard Southern gentle
men act on the first night after the
wedding-when they are filled with
liquor"
Mr.. Littleton then reviewed the honey
moon trip. bringing out In every ques-
tion the Indifferent treatment Of Mrs.
Gambler to her husband. Gambler told
OF the card games on the boa when he
was learning to play bridge whist. His
wife, he said, seldom addressed q re-
mark to him during a game. except to
abuse him for m!splays. He finally
stopped playing, although he liked the
game and had won a little.
In Paris most Of the time was spent
shopping by Mrs. Gambler. Her hus-
band bought her many gifts at the Bon
Marche and at jewelers. shops in the
Rue de la Prix. From Paris they went
to The Hague. then to Amsterdam. und
then to Berlin. In all Of these places
they occupied the same rooms. but al
ways Mrs. Gambler remained cold and
impassive to her husband.
"One night in Berlin. as she was
about to so to our room to retire, I told
her ! was tired and wanted to take a
little walk. She told me TO 90 out and
get drunk. That was one time l didn't
accede to her wishes"
In Vienna. where you next went, did
you again bring up the subject Of her
GOODNESS to your"
BY this time Gambler was beginning
W .quNnn unaer the stress OF the init
mate revelations ne was making. He
mopped his forehead and fdgeted, and
as he described his wtfe's repulses he
would fling his arms about vehemently.
scoLOED WIFE IN VIENNA FOR
HER COLD '.:TiTUDE.
I'm Vienna, at the Hotel Rristol. I
.o,u her one night that she was wrong
pointed out to her that her attitude
was wrong. She said. I have no af.
lection Tor you l said. When did
losc NT She replied that I had never
had ". said. Then. why, II
Gods name. did you marry me?' Sh,
gave me no answer"
Mrs. Gambler kept up this attitude or
the return trip on the Kaiserin AuR,,sts
victoria.
"One night" went on Gambler, "afteI
she had gone alone. as usual. to retire
when I followed she was not In the
CABIN An nour later she came IN anc
told me she had been walking the deck
with two men,
The Gannbiers went 10 the Hote
Marie Antoinette on tne'r return o
New York and from there TO the Canoe
Brook Club. at summit. New jersey
Afterward they went 10 the frlne'
George Hotei M TOOK separate rooms
Tney had peen IN tnis hote' t"o oa''
when they sepsra.ea' N. .....
tolo her, ssiu ahnnn 90
eouio SEE ,rnm ~. wav w,
Ins US ~ u ,bot = ua. goirv 4,
W.. Shs VA. wing on a couch an
She showed absolutely no emotion
Again I asked her why she hao ma
ried me n she answered oecause sn
thought her parents had suPpor.eu .,
long enough. : wv. .hooL hands I,k,
She didn't object. we shoTS ~ en-.