The Washington times., 1925-09-14
New and Amazing Serial Describes One
Mans Long But Losing Battle
for Freedom


The. cold weather didn't bother
us. Grace and / walked in the
Fenway or. went night skating.
or'to the indoor hockey matches
Ca The theater. Usually when we
arrived at her home it would be
: close to- or after midnight, and
our. partings were always pro-
tracted. Grace lived quite close
to my home, which facilitated
eur meetings. / made her my
confidant in all. my hopes. and
plans sSf-sls
Ny second morning In the Bay
State offices, while l was engros-
sed in revising proof, q girl came
into our room in response to a
ring from Dreier.
did not look around, yet felt
the presence of a girl before she
spoke. Tom gave her brief IN
structions about some dictaphone
records and then called to me. L
arose and approached his desk
deferentially.
rDon, this is my private secre-
tary-our private secretary now
Miss Dean. Miss Dean, this Is
Mr.. Donald Lowrfe, !" he said.
she was little. She was laugh.
ing. She had big gray eyes AMI
q wealth of brown hair. She was
wearing a gray, close-fitting dress
that set off her small, athletic
FIGURE. She had on mauve gait
ers, smooth and perfect can
see them vet: 1t is seldom that
CATERS look attractive on a girl;
usually they crease or flare at
the tops. But these Rugged her
slim ankles flawlessly.
She was still laughing as L ex:
teaded my hand in response to the
fnesoduction.. She was very at
fr&ctfye. A queer tremor, similar
to the one that had passed over
me the first time / touched Es-
Jelle's hand years before, rev1vlns
sasmemoryztl1at there were women
left in the world, went through
me. Then she was gone.
:; was still gazing at the door
where she had disappeared when
Tens voice broke in on me.
:" and she's gem, ne
was saving. A perfect peach 81
4 secretary. Miss Dean does a lot
of thinking. for. me in advance
seems to know what I want al
most before I know it myself.
She's looking forward now to get
ting S25ssa week: but were only
paving her SIC. She's worth more.
than that, but the trouble p.
there are toe many girls work in
here and they. all know each
other,s business. The general
manager. the chief .ehgineers be
claim agent and sail1.t the he x.
ecut:yes have private secrek
but the average salary paid tnenI
A. or,fv SIS. l want to give tss
Dean more, but I'll havese& go
sloyE about 4. xr
SEINE Questions On Past :.
"You.ff like her. Shes afNay e
smiling and cheerful regular
little raw OF sunshine.
listened, and decided then
MI there that Tom Dresers was
even a better fellow than had
. Tpss Afternoon. Mr. sullivan, the
hresi5ent. called me into his Of.
fice Ind had a talk with. me,
asking me considerable about my
mast. He lad read my books and
eeemed very much interested in
me. Suddenly he handed me a.
small desk blotter.
Hold that perpepdiculariy be-
tween your eyes, he oroereo'
eagerly. II see what has been
the matter with you-you're tive
lAifferent persons. It shows plain
Nv. even in your face. No Won
der you've. had such queer life.
Just step over to that mirror and
see for yourself.
He pointed to a washstand in
q corner OF the room. Much IN
sterested, but not without resent
noentL did as he directed, hold
ing the blotter edgewise, against
NV nose, When regarded my
self ii the glass / was astounued.
: The two sides of my face might
easily have belonged to two dif-
ferent men. Each eye was differ
emit Each half mouth was I'M
like. My face wasn't mates,
40 to speak. / looked quite
while. then laughed sheepishly.
1t isn't pleasant, after living two
score years, to suddenly discover
yourself deformed. For several
seconds was at a loss what to
say. Then, as I walked back
toward his desk l asked him
what he thought about it. -
= DO. you want me TO be can
did," he asked. II don't want
to hurt your feelings and yet it
may help you fight.
Being vivisected that way was
not pleasant.
Tell me- 1 demanded, half
sngrily.
He didn't seem to notice my
petuIance, but put his finger tips
4OCoffoY ilIdiciOI1slv
You have two distinct ma
tures-a pronounced dual person
ality," he stated. "Of course,
we all have dual personalities,
some of us oly-personalities; but
your quality is much more in
tense than usual. You are con-
tinually at war within yourself
and-and this is what will hurt
you for the moment-and the