The Forgan Advocate (Forgan, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1945 Page: 2 of 4
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Pt Nebr"ka married 1:lizabeth whose first husband
Arthur Mttredge was repotted killed In
FARMS 1N1) ItANCII World War 1 Arthur badly disfigurrd
VillEAT LAND and 1111:S1 WK Ram has and not Isanting to live had the false
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became acquainted with the entire tam-
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stt: lila I W I Oltpi I II hi IL o ije hIni some place but hirs change and the
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olltvf t1Htt titm- name of Kessler made it Impossible for
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HOME FITIZNISUINGS APITI a bat for him All the children bet a me
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yourself" Elizabeth exclaimed
Dick said he felt fine which he
evidently did They said good
night and Elizabeth went down-
stairs Spratt and Kessler should be
finishing up their conference by now
if they expected to go to work in the
morning They did appear in a short
time Sprott saying he didn't know
why Kessler insisted on taking a taxi
when he'd be glad to drive him
home Shaking his head with good-
natured insistence Kessler said
"I'm sure Mrs lierlong will agree
with me I can't drive but it's one
of my principles not to let my
friends drive for me if I can help it
It MAY be convenient tonight but
there wdl be times when it isn't Am
I right Mrs Iler long?"
Ilow sensible he was Elizabeth
thought to occept his handicaps so
frankly "Yes" she answered
"though either of us would be glad
to drive for you ill principle you're
quite right"
"Thank you And now since I
don't know w here the telephone
will yOU stop arguing and call a cab
for we Air Ileriong?"
Sprott chuckled and complied
Kessler turned back to Elizobelh
':Irs Dorking" he said earnest-
ly "I coht 1tl1 Iv 'nippy you
have made nie"
It seemed a great deal to SV in
return for a pleasimt evening hut
he sounded as though he meant it
-We t't( ill glad to have you
Mr Kessler" she answered "You
have quite won the hearts of the chit
dren"
"They are delightlal all three of
them WhA a joy it is to see a
hLime like yours Your mode of liv-
ing is so clear that it leaves no room
for doubts No one who spent an
hour here could go awoy askintI
'Are they happy? Are they free? Do
they love each other7"i'hi nswrs
ObVint:S"
stoOd :Ip tO face him
e o e really like tho Wouhi
yin say it jirt to he pleosiint?"
nkit You should he very
ond of such an achievement"
"It liosn't been all taline" She
glanced Sprott who was return
from the telephone I e 11:1(1
gteit of coeleition"
Kessler's eyes follcmed hers then
came bock to her "Yes that ic
' easily seen I colgratule yin!
both "
Elielbeth and Spaatt both smiled
back at inm gratefully Flizahrth
ölititTed a I their talking like this
to a StrlritlOr Ibit PIA 10 V Kessler
did not seem hke a stranger From
being a newcomer ameng them he
had subtly chAligaci itito a fiend who
made ber einnfortahle with the socu
nity of truu11 understanding What-
ever nasnlory he had stirted within
her it !oust be soon- old experierce
of peace Since overhearme the
children yetcrdty had felt un-
sure of herself and of them hut now
heortng him speak it wis os though
slits !Lot slipped back into some for
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wils Just beautiful and we all had a
gotten period of long ii:40 Olen CV
erythihg was safe ind rotht Ile was
31yIng to them
"Your child en Can to be
cynical iibout themselves because
they don't IsnoA how superior they
are to most of thea fellowmen They
believe in the obvious because
they found it good When you
see people deliberately clinging to a
belief in abstractions the iiqct
know anything about oa can be
pretty sure they reed to do it be-
cause everything they do know about
is unsatisfactory"
'How cheering you are!' ex-
claimed Spratt
Elizabeth was looking up at Kess
ler She asked
"Mr Kessler have you and I ever
met before'!"
He started For a moment he
looked dun She looked down with
him and saw his hand tighten on his
cane She was to learn that he did
this cften making an unconscious
gesture toward his physical means
of support when his spirit felt un
defended
THE 'ORGAN ADVOCATE RAGAN BEAM? COUNTY OKLAHOMA
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But he hesitated only for a mo-
ment His self-discipline had been
learned in a long hard school He
answered
"Before tonight? If we had Mrs
Ilerlong I can't believe I could have
forgotten it No I ani sure vs e have
not"
Ile had looked up and yas re-
garding her steadily Elizabeth did
not know that letting his eyes nicet
hers just then was one of the hard-
est achievements he had ever ac-
complirhed in his life
Ile did it so kkC11 that she nearly
believed him 'Maybe I'm v6Tong
then" she said Iit tonight as
soon as yoo came in it seemed to
Inc that I had seen you somewhere
and I couldn't think where it ‘kas"
"Maybe" suggested Spratt sitting
down and taking up the cigarette-
box from the table "you two saw
each other at one of those big cock-
tail parties where you see hundreds
of people and don't get to know any
of them"
"Very likely" Kessler agreed
readily turning toward Spratt as
though welcoming his suggestion
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"I have seen him before tonight"
"I've been forced agtiinst rny will to
attend several of those Or possi-
bly" he added "you saW me at the
studio YOU COMC there now and
then don't you Mrs Ilerlong?' Ile
gitiliced at her an instant as he spoke
her mune and then becaine occu-
pied with watching Sprint blow
smoke-rings "You might have
caught sight of me walking front ny
bungalow to a projection room--
chance glimpses like that sometimes
lease Odc memories unmercifully"
suppose it must have been
something of the sort" said Eliza
twill But she as still not satisfied
She continued "But do you know
Mr Kessl-r when you came in I
thought hnew you and I thought
you gisve me a sort of startled look
as though you knew me too You
didn't?"
'If I stared It you rudely I hope
you will forgive me Mrs Ileriong'
Ile spoke lightly ahnost humorous-
ly as though it were a trilling mat-
1101)0 you ill t member
that I had been looking forward ta
tiwoling Yiu more eagerly than you
ieaie A!tractive viIitfl 11:'O
becn a ireilt part Of my life reuent-
ly or happy homes either In the
life of an exile they assume an
pot tance that oti do IlOt 11111let'Sland
!!Li I hope w II never ittve to wt
derstand"
Flizsibeth thotiat "lie protests
too much" hut Spritt was agFeet
ing ''Yes I shout(' think they wotilds
Is that onr taxi Lining up Kess-
ler?" -I believe t said Kessler
"Good night tual thank you
again
Spralt walked out to the taxi will
him hltilabeth took a cigarette
from the box on the table and
stood looking down at the l'OMins
of the fire When Sprint came
she turlied around
''Spratt I don't care what that
man says I have seen Inin before
tonight"
Spratt shrugged "Wherever it
vas you went there ‘vithout me I've
been with Kessler every day for the
past couple of weeks and it never
entered my head I'd seen him be-
fore Probably a cocktail party
Elizabeth or rambling about the
studio"
"It wasn't I tell you I know
him"
"All right all right you know
him Ile doesn't know you Ile said
so I'm going to sleep on my feet
We talked and talked and didn't get
a thing done"
"You didn't! I'm sorry"
"Ills mind wasn't on his work Ile
kept bringing himself back from a
great distance and repeating some-
thing he'd said fifteen minutes ago
I never saw him like that he's usu-
ally sharp as a whip Tired I sup-
pose—working all evening after
olimmo
workmg all day never is a good
idea"
For several weeks Mr Kessler did
nothing about getting a bat for Bri-
an a reticence that both Spratt and
Elizabeth admired They hd had
experience of persons who wanted
to move in on their lives and had
started by trying to load the children
with attentions As they all liked
Kessler she invited him to dinner
again and Spratt brought him in
two or three tlines to have a drink
on their vily froni the studio so
when Kessler had had time to be
quite sure the Her longs were accept-
ing him as one of their friends he
brought up the subject of the bat
again to Brian's great delight Two
days later he telephoned that he had
obtained the bat and made a date
for Brian to come to see him
It was very kind of him Elizabeth
thought and she was glad to see
her children's increasing friendship
with him Kessler never patronized
them and he had a great talent for
minding his own business He rare-
ly mentioned the war unless some-
body else brought it up and when
he did refer to national affairs he
refrained admirably from making
adverse criticisms of the President
and from telling them what he
thought Americans ought to do about
anything In fact he listened to
them a good deal more than he
talked though none of the children
realized It "He's swell" they said
of him
Kessler said to Elizabeth with a
touch of wistfulness "There is a
great deal of you in all your chil-
dren" Occasionally she wondered
why he seemed more interested in
finding her characteristics than
Spratt's Ile and Spratt were good
friends and Spratt frequently said
his work on the picture was proving
invaluable But when he came to
their home it was primarily to see
her a fact that Spratt observed with
a sort of proud amusement Ile liked
other men to admire his wife
Brian and Peter Stern visited
Kessler so often that Elizabeth was
sometimes afraid they were going to
be nuisances though Kessler insist-
ed they were not Brian saw little
Margaret and announced grudgingly
that she was not bad so Elizabeth
suggested the party The next time
Brian went to see Kessler she went
by to get acquainted with Margat
Kessler's modest street-floor apart-
ment Nvas kept for him by a moth-
erly woman who came in leading
Margaret by the hand and telling
her to speak nicely to the lady
which Margaret did She was an
intelligent-looking child with big
blue eyes and two fat pigtails shyly
polite as Elizabeth rarely had any
trouble getting alo 1g with children
their acquaintance began without
difficulty Margaret had learned the
English language very well Oh yes
she said she went to school and she
'as learning to swim and when
asked if she would like to have a
party with her school friends she
nodded eagerly When they had got
that far in their conversation Kess-
ler came in having left Brian and
Peter blissfully occupied with the
bones of the bat "I'm going to have
a party!" Margaret announced to
him
Kessler looked down at her and
smiled fondly Again Elizabeth felt
a flash of recognition "I've seen
him somewhere I know I have" she
thought "Maybe he doesn't remem-
her but rill sure of it" However
she did not mention the subject for
Margaret was talking and by the
time they had arranged the date of
the party and other details she felt
it was tune to go
On the way home she made up
her mind that though he might think
her foolish for persisting the next
time she happened to be alone with
Mr Kessler she was going to ask
him to rack his brain and figure out
where it was she had met him
There was no good reason why it
should seem so important to her to
remember since it roust have been
a very casual meet Pig to have es-
caped her so thoroughly but these
occasional twinges of recollection
teased her Just for the instant
when he had hatked down at Mar-
garet with a tender little smile not
only the expression of his face but
Ins whole attitude had been so famil-
iar that she had felt as though she
was wakliing someone she had
known for years Then it was gone
and now she could not remember
at all
Salce Margaret's party was going
It) strain their already overtaxed
problem of hotasehold help Sprott
suggested that he bring Kessler over
that evening leaving him there
while he drove Margaret and some of
the other guests home and then that
he Kessler Elizabeth and the two
older children go out for dinner
Elizabeth agreed gladly She had
managed to keep servants so far
but she wanted to give them no
grounds for complaint The party
went very well for Margaret was
not shy among friends of her own
age They played in the pool gob-
bled sherbet and cake without no-
ticing that war exigencies had made
it impossible to get ice cream and
were happily tired when they were
finally coaxed back into their clothes
and their parents began to arrive to
take them home Margaret came
over to Elizabeth
"Thank you for the party Mrs
Iferiong We had a very good time"
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The Forgan Advocate (Forgan, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1945, newspaper, October 4, 1945; Forgan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2158758/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.