The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-02
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WHAT WILL DC TIE OUTCOME
FOR MARY
Copyright. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoc atlon.)

copyright. 1915, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoc iatlon.l
As Kitty was making observa.
lions ON love and applying them
To Mary'H ease | could not help
but think. little book. that we Ger.
tainly had made mess OF II Tor
Mrs, Jack Wayerly.
Dick. with the best intentions I'm
the world and with the fear that
Jack would do Just what he had
done. had persuaded HIS father Into
making will which would only
give Jack his share Of his mothers
estate II. at the time. he was "Htlll
married 90 his wife. Mary"
There IN the rub" II that viii
had been worded. "still living with
his wife. Mary" Il In probable that
Jack would have stayed with her
and tried TO be nice 10 her. so that
she would not leave him Instead.
he can 80 his own sweet way and
still he married" while Mary,
with her great sense OF honor and
duty. will not try and get divorce
from Jack In fact. little book.
she said 20 mo the other day
Mnrgie, no matter what happens. I
can't divorce Jack. for IL would look
as though ! we're trying tn retaliate
and keep him ont OF his share OF
his fathers estate
4 am happier here than I was In
the chorus. have something TO do
that like very much. and. Margie.
am now going to confess 90 YOU
that am also happier when Jack
II away. wish he would never
come back
4 sometimes think Il is Jus, as
easy 20 fall out OF love as 10 fall In.
One day YOU are hurt and sick be.
cause the person YOU love IL unkind
10 you. and the next day YOU wake
up with a feeling OF joyousnsss
and light heartedness that you
haven't had for long time
You may not realize what has
happened when I first felt II
thought Il was because | had con.
genial work Then all at once |
realized that II was because what
Jack did or what he did not do did
not concern mo In the least any
more. He only worried me. be.
cause he was 80 determined 10 get
money from tho shop either hon
eHtiy or dishonesty. Now that he
has gone his way. feel perfectly
comfortable and happy The only
hurt that I have. Margie. il that
no longer love him
III must have smiled At the incon
sistcncy Of her last remark. for she
spoke very seriously "MarEic.
hop. you will never realize the
feeling that comes 20 n woman
when she linda that her love II
dead. believe the pain Ii as poig
nant aa when the loved on. him
self dies. Sometimes | almost feel
like wicked woman when ] real
Ire that ain really and truly more
content than have ever been In
} my life. OF course. haven't that
ecstatic 10y and bliss ! had with
Jack In the frs, weeks ~ our mar
rage, but | know. MarEie. that no
one can have that more than once
or twice IN ones earthly existence
Each ones life only holds one real
dramatic moment-mine has come
and gone. but the sun ttill shines
and my heart r. still warm
After what Kitty told me this
conversation came back To me and
II seemed to me that Mary's truu
Bile had only made her more low
able. but could not help thinking
that. having known the bliss Of
love. II would be very natural for
her 20 want TO experience II again
I am somewhat worried. little
book. about this new friendship
with Max Pendle,on He is charm
ing. and I can see where she would
be the ideal OF a boy with his
tastes and mode OF thought.
Well. Ne all tried TO FIX things
for her and made the mistake oi
our lives. so guess wen just have
= to let her work IL out for herself
this time
: ITO Be Continued Tomorrow