El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
The Diary Of A Bachelor
He Decides to Take Manette Away
to the Country and Try to For
get sally Spencer.

TUNE 6--Jack returned this morn

WUNE 6--JaCk returned this morn
ing. heard him calling Man
cite on the lawn, but I have not
been over I have not seen sally since
the evening I scOIded her 1t was pre-
sumpUuOus In me 10 do IL, but there
never was woman who tried to make
d Drolner or rather OF man who
did not bear that relation to her who
did not need scOIdinE.
i have an idea that many girls have
-ounu perdilon just through accept
ing the word OF some man that he
wanted to be a father to them and
just as often these suggestions of kin
snip originate in the innocent minds of
the women as in the evil hearts Of the
men
June II am not well and consulted
q pny stefan THIS morning, who says my
only ailment is that 1 lack purpose in
1t would seem that I have a good
many If one could see the list of
charities / maintain, but he explained
lhaL all this work was Of no more
purpose. In the systematic, automatic
way In which my secretaries con-
Quoted II. than paying an ice bill could
be called hOusekeepers life aim
He says / must get away; that az
1alrs are too wei ordered for me; that
i must so where there are some effort
and friction. When I said that rough
Ing IL was out of the question because
could not leave Manctte he surprised
me by saying / must take her along
Wo-AA MA re no SUGGESTION LlaL
WolLQ cause separation, he said
walking the library floor The chiId's
love for YOU is abnormal. If it were
possible for the souls OF the dead TO
return should be of the opinion that
IN her IS the manifestation not only
OF her love, but Of the love OF Eliza
beth Poor little grill 1t was one Of
the hardest blows in my profession
that l couldn't save that child for you,
Max"
He stepped into the dining room. and
was Standing in front of the picture OF
the little glrl who went away.
The bouquet.
see Mrs spencer stlu keeps
bouquet OF white roses under the pic
ture: he remarked Fine woman,
she sends them over every morn
do YOU know. Max" picking up his
nat and gloves, that that woman is
entirely too good for Jack Spencer.
A woman as good as she should have
married q man as straight as you, one
VINO would prize her too highly TO hurt
her BY chasing after some other WOn--
an with price on her soul"
started I felt almost as If my
friend mad been reading my mind.
think the doctor must have seen there
was something wrong somewhere. for
he said abruptly, Nv here's Maneute2 /
want to see her before I 20"
She was giving one OF her hourly
make believe tea parties on the lawn.
tLAAN- " men oA-C saw US approaching she
dropped her dolls and came straight
into my arms. and though the doctor
laLer became a guest at her table she
refused to do him the honor Of sitting
beside him or on his lap.
The soul of Elizabeth living
again murmured the doctor. noting
. the manner in which she hugSed me.
never taking her eyes from my face
Il remember the day. Max, when this
little girl was so tickle she was every
mans sweetheart She IS out Of doors
all the time he asked
"Au the time I replied. Now don't
tel me she isn't looking we'll"
Il couldn't say that exactly, but I
think she looks a little frall; not i'll,
mind you, but not quit" up to par
on must take her with you"
w hlch means, added. that I
must take Sarah Ray and Richards"
The Child.
Not for a minute" with some err
phasis- you take that child and the
pup. If she insists. but TO one else goes
from bathtub. That child is Kept so
immaCulltely clean you are Washing
her strength away Don't think of the
germs in the good, clean soil. We are
I making such q bUEahOO of germs that
we are soaring ourselves to death with
them I wager Richards even sterflizcs
AIanette's dolls"
/ laughed 1t was So near to being
( true.
IF YOU took Richards and Tomu-
Z kins along with yourself. there would
be three grown persons depressing ore
little Daby with their fears for her
Why, IL is a wonder the child is as wsu
as she is Another thing, don't take
Sarah Ray "A good child, I like her
She might be SUOd for 1lanette. but
this prescription is Largely for you
| and it viii be good for lou TO have
Manette to- yourself for a time One
who has the care of child. Max" and
/ he said it very gravely, 'forEets many
things"
I knew what he meant
June SIT is settled that in a few
DAYS Mdnette and I VIII put on our
oldest clothes and sneak out some dark
night for some Tar away land Tomu-