Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-04-06

quite tInpOSSlutes lntSEpOSSu MEL.
ton brusquely. Divorce don't go in
the place she's in now. That's Cos
pei. amt it? / warned you. and /
know, for I've been on my job for the
past ten years and more, and if you'd
seen as much of human nature as /
have, instead of follering your book
theories. you'd never have been fool
enough to hsnd over that TWO hun
dred'
We'll, gentlemen" said the Greek,
that is all / was afraid of it, The
mischief is done and there seems no
remedy"
-"Un, .ss,' said Tarrant, Morton is
takeL INTO your confidence and told
just what the circumstances are.
Surely, Doctor, no normal man would
mind marrying a woman who be-
lieved she was another mans wife
when she was hypnotized."
That" answered Emmanuel SLOW
ly, lis none OF my business. If Nor
ton chooses to marry Miss Digby IN
der these circumstances, he must do
so. But in my opinion the marriage
would be no marriage at all-nothing
but legal agreement to live to-
gether"
Good LORI, Emmanuel, what ought
to be done, them"
There seems to be no remedy"
the Doctor answered. IF Hopkins
were not married the only thing to
do-if one wanted to be officially cor
rect-would Re for her to go through
the form of marriage with him and
then separate from him. Now don't
get excited, my dear Paul / am
giving you my opinion, and as ply
stefan cannot tamper with the truth.
Person ally, as a man, / think / should
advise the couple to marry Only"
"Yes?" cried Tarrant eagerly.
There is this to be said" con-
tinued Emmanuel Marriage Is much
more than a mere legal agreement
You, as a member of your particular
faith, do not consider ii as a sac
rament /. as Greek Catholic. do
But whatever our creeds may teach
the fact remains that marriage is
something extending deep down under
the surface layer of consciousness. 1t
is something that intimately binds
the larger, deeper, hi7den self of the
contracting parties. 1t is not only
that this young lady is married to Ira
hopkins. Hopkins is also married to
her. And though to the physical per-
sonality of Hopkins Miss Katherine
is merely one of bis customers, the
deeper Hopkins knows"
But how can she be morally mar
ried by the mere saying so of this
this gentleman" protested Tarrant.
Because" answered the Doctor,
from the external personality. as the
plant root through it's leaves. 1t
knows nothing of falsehood. Every
suggestion made to it is accepted as
true and must be transmitted into
truth. You see now the consequences
of tampering with truth. and the pro-
found spiritual significance of our
earthly actions"
Good evening, gentlemen" said
Melton, briskly. He had heard this
dialogue, with manifest uneasiness, /
and now, picking up his hat he moved
toward the door. Then Paul Tarrant
started forward
*"Will you wait twenty minutes by
that clock and then try again, for
hundred dollars?" he asked.
Il WILL replied the quack. But
warn you it won't go. You can't go
against the Gospels, and there amt
no divorce recognized there-least-
ways. not for the mere saying it's
So"
Where are you going, Paul?" in
CURED Emmanuel, as Tarrant started
for the door.
I'm tell you when ! come bach"
he answered. He paused. his han1 on
the door knob. This fellow Hopkins
lives over his store, doesn't he?" he
asked.
Yes. Apartment s in the block
of which the store forms a part But
why are you going? You won't be
rash. Paul? Remember, he knows
nothing"
Keep cool, Emmanuel. I'm not GO
ing to harm him." replied Tarrant,
ana Win tnaI ne was gone, and we
three sat there together in silence,
looking now at each other and now
at the hypnotized girl.
1T amt no good" vouchsafed the
quacks but I'm willing to earn hun
bred. Who wouldn't? By Jimmy, if
I'd known what was going to happen
that night seven years ago in Har-I
mony Hall! But l was newer at the
game then, gentlemen, and / hadn't
had the experience"
You fellows ought TO be prohibited
by law" said the Doctor sternly.
''Ycu play with forces whose very
meaning you are ignorant Of
Hold on there, friend" said Mel
ton. 4 go to the facts, you go to the
books What's the odds? They write