The Sunday globe., 1901-08-04

when he charged IS cents for a slice of
pie. But for my friends thOughtful-
ness, your publication would have been
minus a good story to.morroW-or
rather this morning"
Come around any time after
o'clock day after tomorrow and l will
o. X. your story. The Post and lis
readers Will be glad to hear from you
often, although we do not want any
more of your friends to attempt sui
eide just to furnish us with a para
graph
J told him I would remember him
i'm the event something else came in
my direction, and rejoined Mr.. Stiyers
in the counting.room.
81 filed a dollars worth of telegram
to Vera father in St. Louis, telling
him TO communicate with the Emer-
gency officials he said
'But you didn't know his address" ."
"I guessed at IT, I thought it pos.
sib.e the Western Union Office here
might have a St. Louis directory with
cable addresses in it, Failing to find
such q book, I ordered the dispatch
sent to Gable address Arey, st. Louis,
Mo- More than likely, holding the
family name in high regard, he is
using it as his cable address. ! don't
think it is a shot i'm the air.
Mr. Davis said you were a detec-
tice."
mo detective about that. Merely a
form of reasoning. Amounts to a strong
guess. Nothing more l am not a
particle sleepy. Suppose me take a
WALL Iafora MO Y, I8.l- O., t1,. I,,ag
There are two restaurants on the lower
Avenue that I think may be open
where we can get a cup of coffee
As We started | said: THAT manag
ing editor wrote a four-letter word on
our copy as he sent it to the composing
room. What DO you suppose it WIS =?
/ could not read it upside down in the
second l had to glance at it,
Undoubtedly it was the word must
meaning that the article so marked
must be given preference; must go, If
others have to be left out to find room
therefor
We walked as far east as the Peace
Monument and were hailed no less
than fOuh times as we passed that
number Of stands of nightliners one
persistent member of the tribe follow.
ing us TO First street, a distance Of
- blocks, Olga was right
Let him follow" said Mr.. Stivers.
II begin to think it about half mali.
cl0usness and half habit with them
just rs I tell my wife with regard to
herself"
"Eow did ~ enjoy her outing Sun.
day."
uGI, E;l,,r- ami. ,,,r r IiJ,'t a-l, bo,.
find the least said the better. We
walk along for blocks and never say
word; when I am with you / jabber
al the time
But If you exert yourself you can
be equally as entertaining i'm her com.
pany?'
No; if il takes two to make a quar-.
rel. by the same logic it requires two
to make a pleasure party. l have tried
hard TO diagnose our case. ] find it a
common one. 'Mismated couples,
they are called Their early training
and associations were so far removed
that they find little common ground
upon which TO stand, So few subjects
are of mutual interest that the wife
thinks the husband fails to appreciate
her and vice versa. When / take pains
to make a collection Of what I think
are nice little stories with which to
entertain my wife possibly the hand
that ] receive win be but q gruut !
go around and call upon another wom.
an, one with @ liHo of devOtees reach.
ing from here TO the Potomac. She
stops the clock places herself In the
center of "a sofa. and invites me to an
| easy chair opposite. Size never takes
| her eyes OF my face once; never leses
/ % syllable Now would you mind tell
/ ing that again, ] want to try and re.
member it, she win say. when I have
/ finished pleasantly. Appreciation is
/ another name for applause. Being ap
/ praoIatad, ! go 10 work and manufac
use another assortment and deliver II
at the same place. Did the dramatist
or the actor receives no applause they
would be- apt to stop at the frs
production The same way with The
poet The artist or the sculptoE. Non
/ appreciation and iugratitude-Shakes
peare cBaI8cteriZes the latter as thu
lasezt of Crimes-gO hand in hand"
"It Is possible that on your part yOl
fail TO recognize her good pOintsH
Admitted For one reason, am a
home very little. I am Of sightsec
ing. she of a domestic disposition
| Again on opposite sides Of the road.
"a drummer at the New Grand sau
! one has To- educate people mp to adyeI
|f.o. You have TO adopt some Of he
ideas or educate her TO yours
"Aud we viii be in the grave the da
| before this Is accomplished
rT..|. q I.. .FF AL
|diInt believe she would go 10 the ZOC
Perhaps you are partly 10 Dlame!'
81 ann not iufalIble. / am willing {
lay as much at my own door az ] plae
at that of another. But while ] haV
the complaint book open, and you s.
readily defend each proposition, | wsr
to make another
what is the next entry?"
"The absence Of those myriad man
festations through which a wOma
shows her affection. There are as man
, Of these ass there are women Each 4
, male has one exclusively her owl
b, They are the wOmau's stOCk-in-trade.
Of see You know so many why nC
- tell her some Of them? Having non
: of her own. suggest the use OF few G
f. those you have encountered"
( she would want TO know whore
learned that trick Would say ! got
! from woman. Such action would civ
p me away, it were.'
! "W0.l and good Tell her fatty tina
when sao with YOU it is impossibl
! for you to- De with some other woman
= when she is not with you she makes
r possible There is a clincher argJ
meuI'