The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-19
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Copyright 1915. by the Newspa.
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Until Elicne escorted us nil 10
the dining room | had forgotten
that ! had eaten no dinner. / was
starved and alto until 1911 Tenney
insisted that | had been trying to
starve myself 10 death because
Dick had left me and that no had
persuaded me 10 live for him.
do be Htlll. Bill." | whispered.
"and let me tell you II would do
You good 10 siarye little"
Yes. what was II that Jap girl
In Madame Butterfly says about
II is better 20 starye little than
TO be fat much
"Oh. Bill. why will you be so ride
ulous7" said Elicne. who usually has
To have blue prints OF everybody
jokes given her. That little girl did
not say that at all What she aaid
was: II n better TO lie little than
be happy much"
"Goodnessl Where In the world
did an Oriental woman get hold o.
that bit OF Occidental masculine phil.
osophy7" said little Sadie NARROW
who is the shycst Rirl ia town and
IL popularity thought 20. have no
brains M all.
We all shouted
what do you know about the pre-.
variations OF men or nnhappinesa
MlHs1" asked Bill Tcnney. looking
at her with = new interest.
Low bridge. Bill." warned
Can't you resist any temptation p"
why should ~" he asked rather
belIigcrently
simply because you are gciting
where you might be chased as ai
'haH.been' and ought To be making
collection Of the virtues instead OF
adding TO your vices"
Tell me. Margie. have YOU heard
from Kitty" he asked. We we're
sitting n little away from the rest
Yes. ! have and also had long
visit this morning with Mrs BIN
Tcnney."
Biii WINGED Fla she weilT"
"Not very
whats tho matter with her. Mar.
gies"
u think she's lonely. Bill"
Hts eyes hrishtcned and then
grew old and tired again.
Not for me"
Who should she be lonely for n
not for her hnnbRnd7"
"nnt ! am not her husbany any
more
so much the better. nil You
can mako love 90 her with clear
conscience. You know you have
never had time TO make love to
your own wife. because yon we're
always 80 busy making love toI
other mems wives"
"Margie DO you think Helen
would let me call on her.
How can ] tcllv But you nigh,
try
Say. Maryie. won't YOU Invite her
over To your house and let me hap
pen In tomorrow night"
And let your ex-wife think you
were In the habit OF happening in
on mo when Dick was away VI
should say mott"
We'll. you know couldn't talk
10 her when Dick was home. Truly
Margie. I'm not as bad as you think
! have always been. Honestly, no
man can say over wronged hin
nor"--fhe hesitated n moment and
then blurted OUT "and neither have
ever wronged n girl. They wanted
mo TO make love 20 them"
Yes, that's II. The woman did
II. cant see for the life of me
why any woman would want yop
back again II once she had gotten
rid OF you. but you had better take
my tip. Bill. and try your well prac.
ticed arts on Mrs. Bill before II Is
too late-that Is. provided you still
are interested In her"
II am and always was Interested
In her. Margie. She IN the only
woman | have ever thought | could
stand across the breakfast table
from me on the morning after and
II that is not n test OF love don't
know what IL.
Ito be continued tomorrow