The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-12

But then lnterlocutor was not laugh 0g at them.
 "But suppose you got real angry and Willie was angry, too, and wouldn't make up. What thenT
 "Oh. but you mustn'tw exclaimed Ihc little one In shocked surprise "Its wicked Co get really mad You have to humor husband some. heard ma tell Ms FOsdlc6 SO. You see, when you're married it's different from the ordinary mad. because you're together all the time and you've got to stay to- gcther and if you are mad'-the child looked helplcssly at Willle-"well. it would be dreadful don't you sec"
 But suppose you wanted Co do something that wasn't wrong and Wil- ue wouldn't let you. What thenY
 willie wouldn't stop me from doing anything that I wanted to do if it wasn't wrong, but sometimes l don't know what is wrong. Now, let Artie Hale kiss me one day. and Willie was awful mad. and just laughed because he wus mad. didn't care about Artie, you know: only it was fun Co see Wiuics eyes snap little bits of fire. But then we talked it an over, and now well. | amt going to let Arue kiss me again. not if he gives me two eau died apples. I'm not going to make Willie feel bad any more, cause if you really love people you don't like to make 'cm feel bad. do youT'
 Eugcnic turned abruptly.
 (Which way are we to go, did you sayy
 Amazed at the sudden change in her dcmeanor. the little girl pointed sl- lcntly toward the woodland path. When Eugenic had taken half dozen steps. she stopped suddenly and hur- rlcd back Co the children, who stood watching this odd city lady who had taken such strange interest In their make believe house. She knclt beside the small figures and drawing them gently toward her. murmured:
 Always give in to one another always. It's SO much caslcr.'
 Then she kissed them both and, ris. ing followed her husband down the leaf strewn pathway toward the Van Order estate.
 Before them spread the gorgeousness of the setting sun. The red gold sky, framed by the forest vista. shone like the gates oC glory. Neither spoke, but the face of each seemed Co have caught the reelection of the brilliant west.
 Just beyond flowed a small brook. making tinkling music as it leaped over the moss covered stones. Ford crossed first then offered his hand to his wife. who hcsltated when she stepped on ths first stone of the nat ural bridge.
 As she reached the other side she sdn held his hand. and. seeing that she made no cfort Co withdraw from his protecting attitude, Ford drew her closer
 shall we let the children's lesson pass unhecded. Walton. or shall we. like they. kiss and make upT"
 He knew the cost of those words to her proud spirit and as he bent to kiss her he said:
 "I have wanted Co ask you this for days and days. but somehow you ney- CT gave me the chance. know I've been unreasonable It's hard for a girl who's Queencd it over fellows for several seasons Co yield always to Just one insignificant man."
 You're not insignificant You're just splendid. I've been selfish and silly" The words came now without effort and were sealed with a penitent kiss.
 That night the Van Order house par ty drove over to the dance at the Gross Country club house.
 By love, it looks like the old CO., tlllon days Co see Ford dancing four numbers out of Ave with Eugenle. doesn't itf" exclaimed a confirmed bachelor. thoughtfully stroking his Iron gray mus,ache.
 And SO it happened that a little child led them away from the portals of the divorce court.