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GERMAN EMERGE sPEAKs

AMSTERDAM, JUiy 1O.-The Ger man emperor has replied to con gratulatory telegram fro mthe univers- ity of Cologne as follows:
 'The invincible bravery and unlimit- cd self sacrifice of the German nation shines brightly out of the darkness Of the mightiest war of all times. Our victorious armies have not yet sue ceeded in entirely breaking our enc mics will to destruction, but Ger many's sons, with unshakable conf dence are rallying around their su- preme war lord and their trusty mili- tary leaders to win for the Fatherland life, happiness and freedom to create a free path for the developments of in tellectual and economic forces. God will be with us and our just cause
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GERMAN OFFICIAL

BERLIN, July 10 (via London).- The official communication from gen eral headquarters today says:
 "In the Kemmel region on the Lys and on the Somme, fighting activity revived in the evening. The French have kept up their violent partial at tacks.
 Southwest of NOyon and south O. the Aisne they adanced several times with strong forces and established themselves in the farms of Porte and Des Loges, west of Anteuil, as well as in old French trenches north ot Longpont. On the adjoining sectors they were repulsed by our fire.
 We captured prisoners in sue cessful local assault west of Chateau Thierry. There has been lively recon noitering activity by the enemy on both sides of Rheims. Storming troops brought back prisoners from French trenches north of Largitzen."
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By Review Leased Wlrel

LONDON, July 10 British Wireless Service ).-Successes won by the al lied troops in Albania will add ser;- ously to the troubles of the Austrians. They were won by a fresh, determined action in the Balkan area where any military success must always have i'm mediate and valuable political reac- tion.
 The line on which fighting is going on at present runs from the river Devoh to the Adriatic, a distance of over sixty miles. In addition to the French and Italian troops engaged in the battle, Albanian troops under Essad Pasha. are fighting against the Austrians and, because of their famil- iarity with the country, are in a posi- tion to give valuable assistance
 Although the region of the allied ad' vance is seventy miles from the Salon ika front, there are already signs of nervousness among the enemy troops in that area. The advance in Albania is a serious threat to the right flank oi the EGlgarians in the vicinity of Mon astir. This is evidently appreciated by the enemy and will have the effect of bringing to the side of the allies many from the hill tribes, which are among the finest fighters in the world
 Every fresh success of the allies will hearten the south Slav races, who are already in revclt against theiI Austrian rulers.
 A further short advance will bring the allies to Berat, the chief town oi southern Albania, and it is significant that Austrian official statements ad init the progress of the French ana Italians.
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FLOOD WARNING GIVEN

PUEBLO, Colo, July 10.-Heavy rains at Colorado Springs and a cloud burst south of that city caused local police authorities to issue flood warn ings to the people in the lowlands of the Fountain river in the Pueblo vicin- ity. The flood has not reached Pueblo and it may be three or four hours be- fore the main body of water will ar rive. Local authorities do not expect any great damage to property or loss of life
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tising men of America have done for Liberty loans, war savings stamps, sol diers and sailors insurance and the im- portnat work of the treasury depart ment in general to say nothing of their immeasurable helpful support of Red Cross, Y. M C. A. and other benevo- lent agencies which are Tightening the work of our fighting heroes in Europe. The value of your help is incalculable and its effect on the ultimate issue will be direct and potential.
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SUCCESSOR PAN GERMAN

GENEVA, July lO.--Admiral Van Hintze the successor of Dr. Won Kuehl- mann was German foreign secretary, is the Krupp's candidate, according to the Gazette of Lausanne, which adds.
 ''Dr. Won Kuehlmann, perhaps the most moderate and far-seeng German, has been sacrificed to the Junkers. Tie choice of VOn Hintze shows the strength of the pan-Germanist party and justifies the strong attitude of the allies and the immense effort of Amer ica.
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LANSING DENIES THAT
 REVOLUTIONARY FACTIONS
 IN MEXICO ARE fRiENDL1
m Rcviow Lcasod Wirol

LAREDO. Texas, July 10.-oecretary Lansing today te!esr, phcd American Consul Shole5 here than any statement to the effect that this government a5- sists. sanctions Or sympGthizes with any revo.utionary moyemont in Mexico is unIoundcd and s-5ud be ompnatl- caly denied The cigni icanco of the communication is nOt known here
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MOTHER IS DEAD

A telegram received by w. J. Spauld- ing early yesterday informed him or the death in San Antonio, Texas, or his mother-in-law. Mrs. Spaulding. having received word of her mothers serious illness, left here Saturday for San Antonio, and presumably had ar rived there when the end came.
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BRITISH AERIAL REPORT

LONDON, July 10. - The official statement on aerial operations tonight says:
 Work in the air was interrupted on July 9 by showers of rain and low clouds but photography and reconnais- ances were carried out by us as usual Nine German machines were destroy ed and one was driven down by anti aircraft fire. Three of our machines are missing"
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consUL MIL DEW
lBy Review Leased Wir9

IEV K0VIOW IHIENU WITUI
 WASHINGTON, July 70. Secretary Iensiur's message 10 the AHerltan consul et Laredo authorizing him to .,ou- a,atomca;s that tho American government ymHaitizrs with any rev oluCcu8-y mo, sment ir &cy-co result ed from reports spread by revolution aries that they were supported by the United States.
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ITALIANS CAPTURE PRISONERS

WASHINGTON. July IO.-An official dispatch to the Italian embassy today from Rome said that the Italian and French troops in their offensive in Albania which in continuing, have cap tured 1000 prisoners, including sixty officers, several airplanes and much war material.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-11

The text of the official statement is- sued by the Austrian war office to- night reads:
 Tn the Brenta valley our reserve troops repulsed an Italian advance.
 "In the face of pressure from strong enemy forces, our southern Albanian front has been withdrawn across the Berat-Fieri line. Since yesterday morning the fighting activity there has been very moderate"
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pushed back slightly in the Brenta valley and on the Asiago Plateau.
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ALBANIA IS
 FEATURE OF
 BATTLE NEWS

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AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL VIENNA, July 10 (via London) .-
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AMERICA AGREES
 TO SEND CORN
 TO OLD MEXICO

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
Y CLASS IN GEOLOGY
PLANS FOR WINTER WORK

II the quarantine ban Is lifted. the
oil geology class 10 he conducted un-
der the educational program of the
Y. NJ g. \. will hold Its first mcctirg
Saturday night. The committee on
instruction for the class has been
named to include James II. Gard
ner and NJ. J. Mum. consulting geol-
ogists. j. II. ICmbcrton. George Il
Mattson OF the Gypsy on company.
A. l.. BeCkley Of Cosden & Co. ]. VI.
Herald Of the ROXana company and
Miss Margaret Campbell. also Of the
Roxana, who will be secretary Of the
committee.
This committee will outline the in 70
struction and select the instructors
and lecturers as they appear before
tho class. They will also choose the
geologist who will lead in the field
trips, and IT Is their intent to have
these trips on Saturday afternoon in
groups of six, eight or ten. Mr.
Herald. assisted by Miss Campbell
and others of the committee. will
handle the instruction from the
text: chamberlain and Salisbury's
Geology" standard university text.
As many as - have already signed
up for tho course. Any others who
are interested should call G. h. Les
lie ir., Vat the Y and make arrange
ments for entering the class
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
SAYS HOT WATER y
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In H.
before breakfast

To fec. a. nnc as the proverbial
fiddle, We must keep the liver
washed clean, almost every morn.
Ing, to prevent It's sponge like pores
from clOgging with indigestible ma
terlaL Euur bile and poisonous toG.
ins, rays noted physician.
II YOU get headaches, IT'S your
liver II you catch cold easily, It's
YOUR liver, II you wake up with a
bad taste, furred tongue, nasty
breath or stomach becomes rancid
rs your liver. Sallow skin, muddy
complexion. watery eyes, all denote
liver unclcanlinrss Your livar Is
the most important, also the most
abused and neglected organ of the
body Few know its function or how
TO release tho dammed-up body
waste bile and toxins.
Every man and woman, sick oI
well. should drink each morning he
fore breakfast. a glass OF hot water
with teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate In II. 10 wash from the
liver and bowels tho previous days
lndigestible material. tho poisons
sour bile. and toxins; thus cleansing.
SweeteninR and freshcninE tho en-
tire allmentary canal before putting
more food into tho stomach.
Limestone phosphate is riheXpen-
slvc: any pharmacist will sell you a
quarter pound. which Is sufficient
for a demopstration OF how hot
water and limestone phosphate
cleans, stimulates and freshcns the
liver, keeping you feeling 1T day In
and day out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
FIRST TULSA MADE FILM
FINISHED; is A PlPPIN

Film fans are to get a Tulsa made
thrill. The first two-reelcr OF the
Milo Picture company. operating IN
and around Tulsa. was finished yes
terday afternoon, so far as the Shoot
ing Is concerned Scenes in and
around Hotel Tulsa. with the best
looking room clerk checking in a
guest" who had some part in the
plot OF the story. completed the
story II is called "Enchantment."
And it's pipptn OF movie. take
il from the actors and actresses.
There are many stars in the story.
All OF the film is made with local
color Tulsa buildings, OIL field
scenes and oklahoma atmosphere
predominate and sooner or later, II $
to be shown In some local picture
house. All Of the picture was made
in Tulsa, even to the developing of
the several thousand feet OF Cellu-
loid. one OF the big tasks in making
the picture is to make the drawings
and letterings between the scenes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
DOCTOR GIVES RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Well known New York Physician
Gives Recipe for Homemade
Gray Hair Remedy.

\. l. PauIsor, NJ p, who has prac-
tiCed medicine IN New York city for
many years gave out the following
recipe for homemade gray hair
remedy: Gray, Streaked or faded
hair can be Immediately turned
BLACK. brown or light brown. which
ever shade you desire, by the fol-
lowing simple remedy that YOU can
make at home:
Merely get small box OF OrloT
powder at any drug store. II costs
very little and no extras to buy. Dis
solve 1t in water and comb 1t
through the hair. Full directions
for mixing ana use come in each
box
You need not hesitate to use or
lex as $4,000 gold bond comes in
each box guaranteeing the user that
Or,eN does not contain silver. lead
zinc sulphur, mercury aniline. coal
tar products or their derivatives
II does not rub off. is not sticky
or greasy and leaves the hair fluffy
!, Will make a gray haired person
look twenty years younger. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
$4,000, 900 USED IN RELIEF
OF AMERICAN PRISONERS

by the end OF the year, the Amer
lean Red Cross will have expended
so, 100000 for war relief work in
France, according to report Of the
Red Cross war council received 40
the home service headquarters Yes
tcrday. Of this amount. the greater
part was used m taking care of tho
refugees, while vast amounts were
being expended in rcClaiming the de
vastated sections, and providing 70.
liet FOR the American troops in
France.
The work ~ caring for American
prisoners I'm Germany Is now ccntcred
in Rcrne, Switzerland. hut in order 10
be prepared for every possible pmrr-
Eency. the American Red Cross has
leased A large reserve warehouse" in
Copenhagen which will he prepared
to take up the work Of prisoners ro-
lief at 4 moments notice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
EMBRYO ACCESSORY
THIEVES ARE HELD
Alleged Theft 81 Castings
Have Confessed

Information hIrd IN tho Justice
court Of " ! Criy charges II Ninrr
W"lf" ana Leo wolfe with larceny.
on Octobor % ~ NclIc automobile
valued 81 ilOou from e. f. stalker
This ease ~ IN connection Win 'h"
on" fIl"d 4 few dayH ago against
Frank W"bh"r who was charged ~
III" sam" rOurl with having received
a bunch Of stolen castings
N"hh"r vas released on $500
bona last Friday 20 await prrliWi
nary hearing Tho two wolfe buys
w"r" arrested hy city polio" shortly
after IN" arrest Of Wrbhrr and
statements taken from them At th"
polio" station before they we're
lodEod In The county Jail
Statements Of both boys are sub.
hihntially~ IN" same. Tn" RI-t Of
them In that on the evening Of p,.
t"b"r 20. Frank SwiEEeTt was driv.
lng u car along by Finh and Elgin,
when hr met Leo Wolfe and asked
him to ride with him. At Fourth
and Main they picked up Nin"r
wolfe, who vas with a girl and
they All went for a joy ride. Coming
back TO town they let the girl out
AT First and Cincinnati and drove up
N''h''Bii' llIIt MHfl' lH'J nl'lI'i
and stripped the cur.
They then, according 10 these
statements hid the castings behind a
pill" uf pipe along the, Frisco tracks
and went after Wchh"r who stated
that his wife had his car and he
could not come at that time when
Mrs. W"hher put In an appearance.
sh" agreed TO drive them to where
IA" castings fram tn" Veil" were.
However she had suspicious as to
how the boys came IN possession Of
them and wanted 10 take them to
the police station The upshot Of
tho whole thing was she and Web
bcr did take the castings to the p0-
lice station and the arrests were tho
result.
An Information was sworn out
against Swiggcrt Friday charging
him also with receiving the stolen
castings.
Leo wolfe lIycs nt 1907 Al.
miral. while Niucr Wolfe claims Vi
nita AK his home. stating that he was
To have gone to work at the HALT
'hrton Abbott store yesterday morn
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
POST YOUR LETTERS AND
YOUR PACKAGES EARLY

Thcr".il be no postal reinforce
merits 10 handle the extra christ
mas mai Tins year. A. a matter 0'
economy the government Ehys shop
carly ana post carly.
TuEa postal authorities have been
advised that tn" precedent that has
been vet FOR employing additional
help 20 handle the holidays viii br
pat aside ana that patriotic Amerl-
can people Will say" the nation 4
money by posting their gifts early.
The same ruling will probably APP
ply In commercial firms In this city
Holiday goods are on the market 30
days ahead Of the regular time and
people will hc urged when the flu
lid IN liftcd 10 do their shopping at
once
This idea IN right In limo with the
ruling on Rifis sent To soldiers over
there whereby nothing can he pOstod d
after the fifteenth of this month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05

this amount was received for post
axe stamps and envelopes. $500 in
box rent and the balance for news
paper postage
This is practically so per cent
increase over last year and is due
to three causes. namely. the increase
in first class postage requirements
from cents 10 cents. the fac;
that this month has been election
month and last. hut not east, the
rapid growth oi Tulsa
II would appear that the raise
from to cents would cover the
increase from hst-year, but this is
not true. As a great portion of mail
handled IS rot flrst-class maGrlaL
hence the ratio Of gam is estimated
uy Mr. Roper as 33 Ia per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc and mail 70 90
Foley y Co. @>35 Sheffield Ave.
chicago, H. writing your name ana
address clearly You will receive in
return trial package containing
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
for coughs colds and Group: Foley
Kidney rills, for pain in sides and
back. rheumatism, haCkaChc, kidney
and bladder ailments and Foley
tathar'ic Tablets wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing Cathtrtr. f,r
constipation, hi'uUs0cS\ NsHLa, ne
ana sluggish boNe.S.-AdS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
Lock of Black Hair
Assudges Grief OUer
Loss of Fancy Lamp

rridc gp"lh before destruction
ana u naughty spirit before n flII
The mind Of s Masaryk did not
Irrhii the BibIiCAI quotation when
miafprtun" brf"lI him yesterday
afternoon bat ihus" who Witnessed
the calamity were minded NJ It for
MaSIryk fairly "kHd"d happiness
- h" mad" his way home with a
present FOR his wife and kiddi"s,
4 present Of "A beautiful lamp. II
Was Il bargain, he intimhtrd by his
peculiar gestures ana Il flow ~
language which found no answer
among the tongues which iabbcrrd
sympathy when Mdurkyr fell At
Main street ana the Frisco tracks
In his native syria. II that is tn"
CORRECT SuTHiSr. h" would have in
vitrd N his n"ighburs to help him
celebrate the acquisition NJ such a
bciutiiul ornament AZ a lhmp with
machine painted figures on it's
sides, for It Was square lamp ~
very fancy type. Possibly his
thoughts w"r" back In the home
.Lnd when tn" railroad track sud
denly came up and met his toe Al
any rate, the lamp was beneath
him and IT was in bits
lIhhitues ~ the neighborhoo:
thought murder had been done
Masaryk lay prone upon the
ground ana sent up imprccations
until friendly hands assisted him to
his f,"' Then he wrung his hands
and mOaned what he said " for
conjecture. a matter for those who
Witnessed the tragedy to translate"
In ia" hom" language he might
haE" said, 1T was for my wife and
babies ana now IT'S gone"
~" dropped letter from his
pockets. II was addressed hy
foreigner in peculiar handwriting
rostmarked "Collinsvillc. the en-
~"I"ps bore the name -. Masaryk
Sh"n, III Tulsa, okla Enclosed
was a letter also written by the
hand Of a foreigner and within the
letter was lock OF black hair
Al siRhf OF the letter I'm the hands
~ a stranger. Masaryk uttered an
other strange piercing cry. which
implied GIVE 1t to me quick" II
was placed hack in his pocket
from which nc quickly withdrew
It. Turning back the flap he
looked within to see II the lock of
"f hair was there. Then, satisfied.
that hc had lost only one Of his
treasures he went on his way, in
tears
Those who Witnessed tho Incl
dent wondered what might be the
story Of the lock Of hair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
TUlSANS WILL HAVE BIG
SING THANKSGIVING DAY

ON the last Thursday Of this
month AFTER one side ~ the turkey
has been eaten and the other put
away for the next day. Tulsa. like
the rest OF the nation. Will aSsemhlc
and sing the song Of thanksgiving
FOR freedom.
The whole United States will he a.
| singing at o'clock Thanksgiving
afternoon and Tulsa Is planning her
part In the nation wide Cele hrHtiOn.
Robert Roicc Carson says that con-
vcntion hall will bo the place and
that the pipe organ and AN orchestra
will accompany the whole city In
singing those songs dear to the
| hearts OF Americans
This will he the striking note in
| the melody Of "a great nationalism
| that pcrmeates the heart OF every
| Tulsln and II is believed by those in
charge that this will he the greatest
sing that Tulsa has had yet
| This movement Is under the direc-
ton OF the national council OF woms
en- through which 100000 women
are interested
II is planned to use the follow In Z
songs for part OF every program so
that every community may unite
with tho rest OF the country In "A
| comradoship Of melody:
National anthem. Tho star
| SpanEled Banner"
Songs OF thanksgiving. "Comc
Thou Almighty King" The Holy
| city" God OF All Nations, Song
OF Liberty"
Songs of home. Keep the Home
Fires burning" Tho Long, LONE
Trlil." Women OF the Homeland. "
| The old Folks at Home"
Songs OF victory, To Victory, '
when the Boys Come Home. o."
When pershing's Men TO March
ing Into Picardy," Three Stars"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
MEASURE GIVING WOMEN
PARL LAMENT SEAT WINS

LONDON Nov. The house Il
commons tonight without division
passed the second rradinG OF the h'u
giving women the right 10 sit in the
house " commons In the course
OF the discussion, Lord Robert Cccil.
assistant secretary OF state for for
ciEn affairs said be favored extend
ing the provisions OF the hill tr the
house Of lords. but that difficulties
prevented such action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW
FIFTY PER CENT INCREASE

II postal receipts are any indica-
tiun. Tulsa .s still, On ;hc rapid
growth, tor Fred Roper. bookAceper
in the local ottice reports the gross
receipts for october St3.1O; against
s26.2E312 ~ the corresponding
month ~ last year.
Thirty eight thousand dollars Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Doesn't hurt at all and costs
only Few Cents

Magic Just drop a little Freez-
ono on that touchy corn. instantly
It stops aching. then you llfs tho
corn off with the fingers. Truly! No
humbug'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05

The North London railway recently
lost large number of straps aud
one OF the papers says: 1T is feared.
with the overcrowding Of our rail
roads. passengers may get into tho
habit OF removing straps In order to
make more room" Local strap
hangers, take notice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05

HOUSTON. Nov 4 4---Llent Col II.
a. RAIDER, recently returned from the
French front where ne. was In com
mand OF bombing school has as.
sumed command at Ellington field,
relieving Mai Walter Frank. who has
been ordered TO duty elsewhere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
II VIII require two weeks to get thai
part OF the film ready.

The o'A fashioned man who used o
say that the German line could not
he broken in lOO years has gone TO
Join the old fashioned party who be-
.icved tomatoes were poisonous
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-29
ADELE GARRISON'S NEW
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE


7 WAS Just going to say when I was
Interrupted the wounded officer
quoted smiling.
An answering, understanding smile
quirked the corners of my mouth. for
the old Autocrat is one Of my own IA
vorites,
II am glad you quote him correctly"
returned.
''Ah!' A CLEAN of appreciation came
into his eyes. so you like him, too?"
Love him." I retoreed promptly. But
I don't want to talk about him now. I'm
too anxious to hear the story you prom
ised to tell me-
NAY. fair lady. I'm afraid you arc
mistaken. 1 promised you nothing IL
remember correctly" he answered.
when the nurse and the inferno came
in so inopportunely you had just pro-
posed as a bargain that we tell each
other ALL"
There was a note OF gayety in his
voice at which I wondered for a mo-
ment, for there had always been some
thing grim, almost saturnine about him.
Then I realized the truth. that his gay
ETY. was altogether forced. that in his
chivalrous consideration for me he
wished to atone for the discomfort he
had caused me by his questions concern
Ing my marital happiness. end was as
summing lightness of demeanor he was
far from feeling in order to put me at
my ease.
There was but one thing for me to do.