The evening world., 1912-03-13

got . wire and rye afsssa minueee %
make The Ssssy. ~ . taxieabr'
Mr.. Jan saw one o. at leoDe ~
knew tAsrs wa one around the corner.
His smoloysr Gabbsd him ~ the asm.
Il wan oome ~ TO come With -.
Don't Leave 0st" he cried.
'wondsr whe shs's skipped withr'
thought NJ. jar. Jack SILVER. sidney
slavin. Daeotfvs etaiiingbui. psrcy
Ptn1angsr. the ct critic. or the last
an.tn-ths-worid-eas-w ouid-suspsetr
Mr.. Jar had Just sbout dsc3dsA that
Il was the Ast-maAln-ths- wese1-eoe-
w~ouid-suspsct. when che boss informed
him. after they were In the taxicaA. that
II vas . most important commseo1al
transaction that called him out Of town.
He had . nance OF running = Of
his dearest friends In The businssA IN
old schoolfellow. . member Of his lodGs
and III father Of . boy named after
him.
But II, Aaw: to ,st my wife hsv
I'm going put Of town" said ~. 1Asr.
you say We Will b kept in Phiia1si-
phia ovsr nish< closing W the Asaa."
'Oh. you ~ get her on the long ~
tancs from Phiisdsiphia," AA ~
phfanthsopicai old villain.
lie had notified HIS wife. - -
want bothered about M. Jarr's -
nestle arrangements.
but Mrs. Jarr Will be wovieA. OAe's
downtown shopping. and Was TO can ne
w at the once ct about . o'ciock. Me-
body In the once knows I'm With ~"
remarked Mr.. Jarr.
well. We won't have any time - -
any telephoning II we are TO msks ~
train" said the boss. Write Q ~.
sass to Jenkins at the once to ten yous
wife. II she calls up. that yeu ~
gone out OF town on business WIN -.
| And TN pay the tsxicab drivsr - -
II back to the once"
This being the easiest way eu4. -
note was scrubbed. tho tsxioaA lyover
given u dollar extra. and Mr.. Jar Vsoe'
on HE way feeling all wouid b NJ
whether the taxicab driver ~ 0As
| note or whether he had other 0oeo -
portant personal matters TO atteAo =
| will never be known. oufnce - ~
that Mrs. Jarr could get no iafoyunooa
regarding Mr. Jarr when she teiec1nooed
the once. nor did she hear iron him
that night.
She came home with Injuries sssa1noa.
From six TIL nine sms wa anOy. end
prepared 4 discourse for Mr.. Jar watch
would make him realize that never.
never 30 long as she lived would b
suffer n like indisnity at his hands.
BY midnight she had stored up IN her
mind all she could say 10 him for the
rest OF her days. From I A. ~. tai .
she had reasoned herself into an icy
calm and had summoned up an ironclad
resolve never TO speak to him again.
Between 4 A. u. and . she . 66rsd
over N her mind how much board for
the two children she would PAY Der
mother while she toiled. q proud but
cold saleslady.
Ry 7 A. 81. she had decided she had
personal belongings suffcient to nnsucs
her 10 a divorce.
From ! until 0 her emotions vsssed
from rage. injured pride and grim deter
m!nation TO fear. Suppose Mr.. JArr had
been run over In the streets. killed In
tho subway, kidnapped by the Black
Hand. murdered by t~hugs-eloped Ntth
Clara Mudridge-sm!th?
She explained to he children md
Gertrude. the maid. that Mr.. Jsrr had
been called out OF town on business.
little dreaming this was ths whole tvuth.
Then. for she feared 10 cali him on the
telephone at his once. she resolved 10
70 downtown and lend In q ssala1 oeee
70 Mr.. Jar by . messenger ~.
Her voss{ toass wose cen1sQ14 Nm
The Aey setagNe1 M ~ ~ -
"ths ssnt Aadait ~ - eo