They Won't Mix

"Don't mix facts and women. Decide between them," says Mary Hallock Foote, who is a clever enough woman to understand the sex. VVhat she means is that if a man believes in a woman he can't possiblv believe anything against her, no matter what the facts seem to prove. On the other hand, if his experience with her doesn't justii'y absolute trust he had best accept the facts and permit no argument Miss Foote ought to know her sex and whether