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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Austrian Leader
Bewails Treaty

VIENNA, Thursday, June Be.
tore leaving this city Tor a short 500
lourn IN the country where he will
take a rest President SeitfA said he.
gardlng the terms OF peace.
They surely are proposals. VIVA,
a terrible disappointment America i.
for me This is driving me to de
Spair The terms are also bad Tor
the allies. As they mean the feeding
OF boIshcviSm against which we are
helpless, especially from the Hun
garlans, who are meeting with new
military successes. / have no power
o. enforce such terms upon the pop.
uialon of Gcrmau-Au>tria and it
will be dangerous for the man who
signs them"
Dr.. Kari Renncr, head Of the Aus
TRAN peace mission will attempt to
secure Il verbal discussion Of the
terms AZ & tfrrwllu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Art Gurnnn Says:
The Date Line On NY Letter
Proves ! Am Over In
Toledo"

Dear Editor:
Toledo. Illinois, June s or ..
Well Id. | am over 10 Toledo 10 give
YOU and the oklahoma Clty folks the
latest dope on them two heayies and n
YOU do not believe | Am over here ID.
all you viii have to do II 10 look ct the
date line on my letter which will prov"
II without no trouble
A. that I'd ! was not close 10 q map
when ! wrote this and might he wrouA
10 put Toledo over IN Illinois on HcCoun'
" me having a bunch n Is over In In
diana. but anyway I'D. THIS Is u rcgu.
lar town and II almost ~ big ~ Tulst
( YOU VIII not count the last CruSuH
them Oklnhomgns took
Wen I'd | spent most N yesterday
ana some money overlooking the town
and ~ To- = act That I did not get here
soon enough on account OF the town go.
InE dry June and "A man can only
treat Yourself 10 some ucHr stuff ana
very little ~ THAT on account Of the
higl prices ana tANcs.
This town Ed was ono " the Wcties'
In the |. = quite recent aud II wa
not on account otrhin either. and II IL
probable they fingered Wen We had bet
ter put the I'D on before one tenth OF q
million birds come over here 10 sec \
fight and probable use Mp all ot the
town reserve for the dry spell IN rot
lnus living or something.
| took In a couple shows ycsterday
Ia. and eat five or four times ut con-
siderable expense and tomorrow II !
get time ! will go over TO where Jess b.
killing of his training pals and viii
,"ut YOU some hot stuff over the wire
collect.
We'll I'd I viii have TO close now be.
cause ! have got u date this evening g.
overlook n show called the Follies NJ
sore year. and have bought me a seat
down by the side Of the ring at sddi-
tlonnl expense.
Dramatically Yours.
ART QUINN.
az Il n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
RICHARD PLANS
TO BUILD ARENA
TO SEAT $4,000
Dempsey ChafeS Under His
Enforced Vacation"
,By The Associated Press,

TOLEDO. Ohio. June s. spafrinE
partners capable Of handing out punish.
ment instead Of absorbing II. IN the par.
amount need In Jess Wizards training
camp. II the champion is to ret into n
hardened condition for his champion
ship contest with Jack Dempsey here
July 4. boxing experts declared today.
Willard can stand with his hands nj
his sides. II he 80 desires. and allow tho
present sparriug partners In camp 10
drive blows At his Jaw and stomach
without apparent effect. hut sporting
experts said that was no Indication that
he could expose his vulnerable parts
when DEMPSEY begins shooting his
rloved fists at him rho challenger Is
q fighter Of the HtLsimmOna type with
powerful forcnrms and terrific hitting
power and capable of stopping a foe
with either hand
Ray o. Archer, manager " The heavy
weight champion. ~ due IN New York
today 10 locate ona and perhaps two
fpntring partners capable Of trading
wallops with willard. Instead ~ being
on the vcelyiug end Harry Wills, the
giant negro heavyweight. II available.
but willard will not tolerate = negro
IN camp because after winning the
championship from Jack Johnson he es-
tahlished a color line.
Walter Nonohan, n veteran IN Will
lard's service. Ia the chief sparring part
ner In camp. but experts pointed out
thnt he is not In condition TO Withstand
Wizards attack as he has been In the
amy for several months and has had no
opportunity TO condition himself FOR the
gruelllng work. M%onahRn was sent TO
the canvas completely knocked o' IN
his first St-to with the champion
Wednesday.
Jack Dempsey IL spending tho last
day OF his vacation today The chat
leuger. already chatting under the re-.
striint Of iDeness. viii resume his ,on-
ditioning grind tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
EMBARGO IS PLACED
ON FOOD TO Ell PAS0

IT AREZ, lune h--In an effort 10
check the growing alarm IN Juarez.
Col J. c. Escobar, commanding the
garrison, yesterday placed an embargo
on the shipmen, Of ioodstufis and
household goods to Fl Paso,
On one sidetrack Of one OF the Mex
lean lines are eight cars loaded with
merchandise and household goods be-
longing TO residents who are appre-
hensiye Of an attack by rebels rom
the south Two cars have been loaded
with liquor and arrangements have
been made with American customs au-
rhorities to ship them to FL Paso in
bond IN case OF need.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
TOUCHING ALL
BASES
ny International News service)

tBy International News Service)
Eddie Collins hit one OF tie short.
est home runs on record dJriru tho
White sos defeat Of the Yankees,
The ban struck the turf tor feet be.
nine no infieid, but View ansIety
TO make q shoe string ca ,ch let IL
roll 10 the bieacher feneo
Cicotte ran up his tenth victory In
eleven games.
Ernie Shore had wullopSi The White
soy eleven times In ninethn gHmes
rrior Il" yesterday. Then the thing
happened
The Red Sos won a CO.. rly victory
over M TIGERS as Babe Ieuth. while
sliding back to third base. vsrenched n
knee n had 10 be carrie d from the
tieid. 1
As an emergency pitcher, EIlor
walt4es beautifully. lie NNnt In to
Iehev Bressler when the bases
were intoxicated and proceeded to
walk the batter. Pinchhitt ~ schultz.
forcing TN Clemens with I IA sole but
winning run.
While the Athletics we ~ walloplng
the Indians. witt, the NJ nkmsn left
fielder. drew four singles and a triple
IN five times w.
WALTER JOHNSON HAD ONE OF
HIS OLD-TIME DAYS, SO THE
BROWNS GOT But HOUR SCAT
TERED HITS.
Hank Go~dy was the main attrae.
ton during the eshi billion game
staged BY the Dodosr, and Braves
at Buffalo while thoss two teams
are on thelr way westward.
Cobb only got one bit yesterday. "a
triple. therefore h. is ls fading the Amer
lean league httters with n percentage
Of }6j. Cobb is going blackjack for
another American loss,Nn batting honor.
Cravath. the Phillie smuggling demon.
Is ntip the swatters OF hat or organization
with the cute little a. wrage OF $50,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
MANAGER IS SEARCHING FOR BETTER SPARRING PARTNERS

Twenty. eighth division; Corporal Jesse
l. Barnes, pltchcg Of tho Giants. who
was connected with tho Twentieth IN.
tantry. Tenth dlyihloni Lieut.. Jesse y.
winters, pitcher Of tho Giants. Motor
catcher Of the Giants: seaman A. W.
Bard, corpl Benny kauff. cenierficldor
Of the. Giants, Twelfth company. Third
Field battalion.
with these applications came also the
Application of Lieut. william l. Kopi.
.horistOp for Cincinnati Reds. aud ~
Mai W G, Mcclellan. sporting writer
n the New York Tribune. md MAJ
BoLemAn Hulgcr. sporting writer Of The
New York Evening World.
In Joining the legion. the baseball II men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western.

Western.
Oklahoma city 2 Tulsa l.
Omaha 3. 50. Joseph o.
Joplin T. Wichita /
A. Dcs Moincs.SiouN Ciit. We
grounds.
American.
Boston .. Detroit /
chicago !; Now York T.
Washington 4 81 Louis
Philadelphia 10. Cleveland g.
National.
81, Louis J. Cincinnati q.
At Iittshurgh-N ew YORK. wet
grounds.
American Association.
Al 81. Paul -. Columbus
NJ Kansas city So. Toledo 20
" Milwaukee t. indianapolis o.
At Minneapolis louls vile, rain.
Southern.
At Nashville 3 Mobile I
81 Memphis 8; Birmingham 3
At Little Rock & Atlanta T.
Tesas League.
" san Antonio 4 Dallas 2
~ Galveston ? Shreveport q
A. Houston | Fort worth !
At Beaumont s, Waco 2
Oklahoma Kansas.
At Newlurk II, Blackwell 10 90 In
ulngs).
At Arkansas city 20. rouga city !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Quake On tuibs Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 6-Whst
seemingly wa a local earth disturb
ance CAV, building 5 in Seattle a slight
shaking up late last night, the dis
turbance being also ielt as lar as
North Bend, Wash, about 10 miles
from here, The University OF Wash
ineton seismograph did not record the
Disturbance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Diamond Stars
Organize Post"
For Army Vets

Try international News Service)
NEW YORK. June s-Thc possibility
N = Polo grounds post OF the American
legion. the association OF world war
veterans, beanie strong recently upon
the receipt NJ state headquarters, No.
40 Nassau street, OF applications for
membership OF Captain Christy Mathew
on. coach OF the Giants, who was In the
Chemical Warfare service OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

last season led 10 tho belief that no
war going back, but this Hpflng
he IL proving otherwise.
Branch Hickey, manager Of the
CARDINAL regard Clifford HeAtheots
40 highly that he recently released
Walter Cruise, nailed as = COMING star
two years AGO. TO make room for the
sensational %younuster In his outfleld.
Gahhy Street. the veteran catcher
who brought bHCk many scars from
M battlrfiolds II France Is catching
regularly again FOR the Nashville club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
HOLLANDS TRIBE
TAKES ANOTHER


Good pitching by Dennis and Sails
bury reversed the frec.scorlug tactics
~ Wednesday, oklahoma Clty romp-
ING on with the second game " the
Tulsa setios by virtue Of u tvo.ruu
margin acquired IN tho first inning
Final iigufos were . to t.
Both hurlers uncovered n nice brand
NJ pitching, salisbury turning tho In
diaus beck handily In all but their
scoring session. while Dennis. though
mcutccd with wildness IN the late iu-
nings, pulled out safely with tho aud
Of ftfY gutupTf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
"SHOCK TO EUROPE NOT
REALI2ED"-VANDERLIP

WASHINGTON, June Drank
4. Nanderlp. former president Of the
National City bank OF New York, told
the Pan-Amerlcan conference today
that trading between South America
and Europe Gould not Inc resumed as
formerly for some time to come, for
the situation overseas rs more Sc
rlous than has been grapscd on this
continent Of even by 4 large proper
ton OF the Europeans themselves.
Europe said Nanderllp, has re
cci,ed such a shock as cannot be
measured by those who have not seen
It at close range, Men all over the
country arc idle. Disorders are the
result OF want, idlenasS and r%cyolu-
ton and cannot be confined to any
one locality DO not think that | an
predicting 2 oonflagration in Europe.
but | believe that continent is now
being balanced upon a knife edge and
the future alone can stl whether there
will he a conilagration or not. Ail
a and must be given. The indus
tries must be resto,ked. Europc's own
people can ave Europe by the sweat
OF their hrowS and by labor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
U. s. Army Ne. Men In England.

PARIS. June 6-An American army
tennis team has arrived In England
from France 10 play a Cambridge unit
vcrslty team. On the American team
are Dclls stevens. former Now Jersey
champion: Lieut. Chisholm Garland. a
Pittsburgh crack CAPT W G. Can
non. holder II many middle western IT,
ties. Maj. T. r Payne and J. stacy
Brown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
PRESIDENTS VISIT TO
BELGIUM POSTPONED

BRUSSELS. ono o. Owing 20 the
illne,, Of the Qwen # the Belpians,
President Wilson's visit has been
postponed until Ibc end Of next week
Queen Elizabeth is suffering from
liaN fever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Malone Floors Epar.

MILWAUKEE,. WITS. June 6 - JOCK
Malone knocked out Joe Egan In two
minutes ana ten seconds here last night
Only one blow WAS struck, Malone
planting a snhppy right to ECnn's jaw
during the first round and ending hos
%ttlitics.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

The recent move OF Dnyey Dohert
sun 900 refusing 10 Join the Pirates,
O., vII0h club he had been sold by the
GIANTS. adds another chapter 10 the
thr|,o-,oruercd dead which has inter
cs.cd the big league fans for many
weeks The l1test bolt on the part
~ tho virginiau Is the direct result
o' the failure Of ne three .%corncrcd
d,li CLAIMED by the Giants. Cardinals
nd senators, TO matrrialiEe because
of the opposition Of Barney DreyfuHs
" i,u lIcyfuaH refused 90 waive on
Robertson, 80 that Dave might be sent
to Nishington. Doe LaVan from
Washington 10 tho Cardinals and MIKE
Gonzales from the Cardinals TO the
can't. McGrnw. Branch Hickey and
Clark n'rlnih made new plans In the
formation Of which they Interested
Drtyuss Tho new plan was calculat-
81 10 bring about results similar to
those ahmed at In the original scheme
and rad q cash basis.
GrIfNth. under the nry arrangement.
vs 90 sell lavan n tho Cardinals.
Hickey was 10 be reimbursed by ash
handed over by tho Giants IN exchange
for Gonzales and McGraw was 90 get
hr,k the mouu paid for the cuban
catcher hN selling Robertson 10 the
! irttcs There wasn't u hitch In the
Preparation ~ the lirst phase 81 the
deal l.Uyan waived out OF the Amcri.
can league. vas sold to the Cardinals
and Gonzales WAS purchased by the
Giants The sale N Robertson WAS
.u"sGmmIled. uut Dave promptly
NllhrI when informed ~ n. Robert
suu is determined to play In Washing
ip'i and Grlfrth would like 20 have
l.w. lut ntcy fuss Is determined that
tns oul, way the NIrrinian VIII got ont
o. t." league Is by tho route Just taken
Boy puy
R''y SouthNorth. smuggling oItGcldcr
OF the Pirates. has recovered from nm
u'ta. t NJ uruiitis and il all shlp-shapc
again.
Sou'hWorth was a big sensation In
the league last season. He slugged
away ~ al Kinds 81 pitching. aud
everything looked TIE same 10 him
HIS bat broke up several games In
favor OF the Pirates. and when the
season closed he was In u position TO
b" considered when the time came to
select tho batting champion.
lie lad an average " 1il. the high
'.i compiled, hut he took part IN only
sixty t1ur contests. and'the crown was
awarded 10 Jack Wheat. who PLAYED
all through the campaign and finished
with n mark Of .2l5 BESIDES being
q batsman Of considerable ability he
also showed up well RI a flv chaser
nud those who saw him play last sea
son wcro not slow 10 predict "A great
career on the diamond for him.
lliih Cico'te Is tho second old.
cst pitcher In the American league
gS regards continuous service, hut
lo Va getting way this year bet
ter than he did In anV recent cam
pniru \ year ago Eddie aud Vic
tory wore strangers for "A long time
after the easou opened. though he
pitched fairly good ball. Thus far
this spring his work has been uni
formly good He liz holding oppo-
uents TO small scores and few hits
In most ~ his games. and no bids
fair TO be AZ suYCcssiul az In 1917.
perhaps more 20. Cicotte's work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
T0DAY'S GAMES


Western.
TulS1 at Oklahoma city.
Joplin ut Wichita.
sioux CITY at Des Noincs
Omaha at 81. Joseph.
American.
st. Louis at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
National
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston NJ Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06
French Boxer Be,ts American,

PARIS. June tied Iamison. Nil
wnukrc amateur light heavy weight box
cr. VAS defeated In the third round
Tuesday night by Lcfcyre, French
boxer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

Don't borrow money or rcnew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estat,
without consulting Cum Brothers
COMPANY. adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

Summary Two base mn, NUfIII. Sac
rlfce hits. Dennis. DAVIS Double play.
Goodwin. NutGi and Hroksw. Struck
out, by Dennis I, by Salisbury 4 Bases
uu balls. of Dennis 1. uif salisbury ..
HI by pitcher, by Salisbury N.indi.
moreJ Left on bases. Oklahoma Clty
o., Tulsa : Time. lij Empires. DAILY
and nNhaMN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

When time counts the Sklryir
Grill. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

Grover Alexander.
baseball fans are wondering n Gro
yer Alexander has AZ last rouul led into
FORM The Cub star won his FIRST vic
tory recently when he beat tlac Pirates
to 0. He had lost four strai Il games.
The fact that he kept his nine fnts scat.
tered enough 10 shut out the y rates In
dicbtes he was working niceiy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

Rated for Salisbury In ninth

N''I' ~ llUiuhh
Tulsa ............... 600 OUl Ol0-l
Okla. city ............. 200 unO 700
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-06

Hank Go~dy was the main attrae.
ton during the sshi billion game
staged BY the Dodosr, and Braves
at Buffalo while thoss two teams
are on thelr way westward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04

WANTED-I have splendid openings in advertising department for two first class copy writers. Men who have had ample newspaper training and experience preferred; good salaries; regular employment and splendid op- portunities for advancement for men who can produce results. Apply G. F. Willis, International Distributor Tan lac, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04
Under Merchandise Head Many Articles Sa Some
Sale Some Which You May Want Read This Column MAIN @
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALl

WANTED-Young man for drug store; S30 per month and board; good chance for promotion. Callahan Drug Co.,, Belle Nina, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ]
 BGsiNESs sPR0Ps11T'7sr>1f PR0PEsH1TT'7Ts FOR s1EE ss
SEMI-BUSINESS LOT

$6000-This is the fourth bargain l have had offered of late; the others went quick and can be resold now at a big profit; the one who is far sighted enough to buy this can make a good turn on same before Jan. l, 1920; quick action necessary. See F. E. Johnson.
 JEMISON R. F. x INS. CO, Main 52SO 2t1 N. 20th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04
GOOD THINGS TO EAT

ANTED-Customers for old fashioned water-ground graham flour made from new wheat; send $1 to our ad- dress and we will send you a 12-pound bag by parcel post, insured. Adress P. O. Box 904
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04

U. S. Army Leather Russet Shoes, cost the government about s per pair in enormous quantities, in fact million lots These shoes would cost you from $S to SIP pair in stores. They have been repaired and will give you ex- cellent service. Special price
 og paj~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-04
FINANCIAL F 6GSfNEsS 0PPoRTG NfTfEs S7

STOCK OF GENERAL DRY GOODS AND SHOES FOR SALE IN NEAR BY GROWING TOWN; GOOD CEN TRAI. LOCATION; REASON FOR SELLING, GOING INTO OTHER
 BUSINESS. ADDRESS THOS. w. w. BACHUS, GADSDEN, ALA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-04
To That Contented Bachelor

Dear Cynthia-would like to say a
few words about should husband help
his wife with dishes. In the nrst
place, II is not when couple are nrst
married that the wife requires little
help II is after twenty years or more
of the tiresome routine or work. III d
wife Is a real housekeeper ana hoihe'
maker il is no small task.
AS the Contented Bachelor says. 1t is
not such a difficult task to take care of
a few rooms and wash few dishes, II
that is all housekeeping and homemaiK- Ak
ing is composed Of But what about tne
hundred little things that come In be-
tween to be done. such as washing, iron
ing. mending baking, and preparing
meals, and also making ones clothes'
II the wife Is not IorLunate % shoaSd AKA 20 10,
prepare the kind of dinners ! am sure
the Contented Bachelor would enjoy, 1t
takes more than a half hour
The terribly fagged-out husband often
dresses after dinner and spends the
evening out. Not too tagged out for
that. Then comes Sunday. his day oil
rest. What about wife's rest? Sunday
is usually her hardest day.
So while we all know II is not man
place to help with the dishes; It is such
| and dry the dishes for wife that II re,
| pays we'll IT Is such a help to her anc
she does appreciate II, ! ian am sure sure. s,.,
| the way he is. for I am sure he woulc
make nice girl very much dlscontented
| For myself, l would rather be mar
/ any day.
do all the above things and plenty
| others I have not mentioned. and wher
night comes on am very tired. ] don
| have any help with the dishes. either.
ONE WHO KNOWS (MRS, NJ.
p. S.-This is the first time | hav'
! written to YOU, but have often beei
tempted Am very much Interested IL
| your letter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-04

And So They We're Married
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
COPYRIGHT. 1919, bv Public Ledger 90.

Ruth was caught helpless. She had
no time to plan what to say, no oppor-
tunity to tell Scott diplomatically. The
time had come either to tell him the
truth or TO be miserable in concealing II
from him.
NO, didn't 60" she began help
lessly, and then finging discretion TO
the winds, she threw out her hands to
him bcseechingly. "Oh, Scott, / can't
pretend any longer hate Nick Car
son. haven't wanted to be friends
with him, but I've done IT because you
said woman needed men friends. I
wanted you to think that I was as
modern as the women you knew. And
then, then" her voice trailed of mser-
ably.
Yes dear, then" he prompted.
"Nick came for me tonight" she
walled. land when I opened the door
for him ne caught me and kissed me and
said deserved it for leading him on,
and now I'm not the same Ruth any
longer, but It's your fault"
This illogical arraignment was
strangely feminine, but even in her own
Scott only held her closer and admitted
his part in the matter.
You couldn't understand and didn't
try TO make you understand, SO ] know
Il was my fault. Dearest, listen to. me !;
don't cry so. trust you. I know that
YOU haven't meant to do anything
wrong. ] was afraid of something like
this, but YOU wouldn't understand that
that was what I meant when l told
you about Nick Carson's reputation. You
thought | was jealous. or course he
thought YOU were playing a game with
him He plays IL with every woman
1,A 4 talr fa NJ n
And you were playing n game because
your friendship with Nick Carson was
no more like my friendship with-welL
we'll say Betty--than day is like night.
only that it wouldn't have done any good
to tell you so"
Ruth's sobs had become less agon-
lied. She began to feel wonderfully
safe and protected. And let it be said
to her credit she did not resent the
fact that Scott took the entire thing as
he did. II she had expected him to be
ready to fight Nick Carson for what
had happened, and TO divorce her, she
was no longer surprised that he took
the matter so calmly and blamed all
three OF them equally.
"And as for friendship with other
women" he said to Ruth, holding her
close. I'm going TO leave the entire
thing to you, dearest, after this. We've
both learned a lesson that I'll never
forget"
"And you're not really angry because
some one else beside you has kissed me,
even if hated it?" she asked, a catch
in her breath.
NO woman Is really kissed by a
man if she is kissed against her will"
said Scott gravely. "I rould have pre-
vented this thing IL ] had forbidden you
TO see Nick Carson, but I felt that you
were big enough to learn the lesson by
yourself through experience"
tThe next episode Of this serial begins
tomorrow. II Is called Temptation"