The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
The Tdngle
,t. .tory Of revealed pTVats IfsFsI

left you that morning az the train
some months ago.
~ that time I said 20 myself that
with the exception Of a bread and
butter letter % the most conventional
kind would never wFitr 20 you Of
see you again II I could help a..
You pretty thoroly diHillunioned me.
Sally. for sou showed me woman
whoBr heart IL always ruled b. her
head. and DO no, like that kind %
a woman. You did tell me ono or two
truths Of which shall speak later.
however,
think I kept my vow. Indeed.
I do not think even wrote you The
note I waH supposed 10 write thank
ing you for Jour kindness TO me
while IN your city. At that, ] am
not sure you were very kind You
spent most Of your time on the plea
that he was your bohs and you had
some very important business with
him.
or course you're not young and
inexperienced girl. sally. but after
I had gotten homo ! wondered n n
would not have been better both for
you and for me II had told you
something that your husband told
mo oncr. II was apropos 70 one 81
our bosses being seen az dinner with
his Etsnographer az a wcll-knowu
cafe.
Jimmie. he said. some day
you're going 10 be a boss Of SEINE biE
business. and let old Sam give you
a piece OF advice for you to remem.
Der az that time. When that day
comes. never have any kind Of fliFta.
ton or affair with any woman IN
your office. II you must have d
sttnpRrapher on your personal staff,
take your friends HtenngTaphcr. not
your own. Taking a woman out Of
your office always gets both you and
the girl Into trouble.
Don't you sec. sou can't dis.
charge a woman for bad work or in.
subordlnatlon In tho office to whom
you have spoken words Of love, and
II she Is "a craeEerjack sicnographoi
you have 10 keep her on. nltho you
have grown tired OF her Rs n sweet
heart and Il makes you sick TO Ee'
her around II works on; ali wronE
both ways"
I've been wondering lately how i
IL with you, Sally. hope you have
had sense enough 10 have nlppcd ans
personal interest that John Prescott
seemed 10 b. showing you, In th'
bud.
needn't tell you at this late day
that you are a very fascinating
woman. Sally. You Gre always piqu
ing mans curiosity. He wants {,
, explore both the rceesscs OF you
. mind and heart--and you like II
Sally. you know you do, You lea,
him on. You make him think he 4
Just about 10 solve the mystery. tina
unfathomAblc feminine mystcr,
! which men have tried 10 solve sine
Eve. and which is still a mystery &
them.
. / could sec that John Prescott
!, was exceedingly interested in YOU
: and altho you denied u TO me. / coult
9 sec YOU were exceedingly interests
: !, In him. for otherwise you would no
: have thrown me down TO make en-
= gnEements with him.
4 Sally. | am sure your love OF ad
], venture will some time get you int
: trouble, and expect what am writ
: ing to you is getting me into troubl
. all right with you. You are wonder
I, ing why | am writing you-whl
|, after vowing / would never writ
!, again. am going on In this strair
!, It Ia because have a confession {
,, make. and being very happy at III
= present moment myself want yo
n TO be happy.
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