The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

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4 Au IN .d,,ror ,r ,.rr,,..,.. tl, p,s,
bnu-prrkrd man In ,br community
Nv near friends rraIjy.. ,h, ,gnerr and
are mystirrd about ii b,rau.r never
have been the milI,.t and mc,k,st of
men
And the worst Of II is that am but
fresh married and the honeymoon Is
srarrrly over Nevertheless nv bride
rules me with AN iron norG and who
huyc brarrrd ALWAYS and ever AT the
club oyrr me. p,lrn rup that yuuld be-
master in my own Lnusr. have not half
the Indeprudrpr,. ar sell. rr.p,rt of the
yrrI.st servant
And IN, most ruorIl thing about II All
is that myself T. Arthur Muu'run-
rry hrnupbi II all upop myself
In rxfruun,lou wifi sgy that I wa
very much lu Io,r with 'hr p.rl and she
had tr,ard with mo most seriously. She
know If my dryoripn and r,paid f, parf.
ly by laughing nj me and partly by tell
ing me Of her admiration for men
cast IN the heroic mould-men Of phys
lcal powers who could and would do
and dare all for their lady loves Now.
while will not admit that am deficient
In the essential attitudes Of hcrolsm, |
am not very long on physical proves.
How can man who puts his days IN at q
hot. stuny Office hadgrring his head about
rates and discounts and all that sort Of
B D. ttt .. g.
theatrrs and card ram,- at 'hr club
be expected 30 have a Sandow develop
ment
Finally. ruadcd by her wais, - w,I
she saw or read Of who were models OF
physical powers ami courage. ! took up
the matter seriously Win myself ana
finally inquired out campaign.
II was a habit of ON T. go ir"
Qucntly TO a popular summer garden OF
a hot summer evening ana ENJOY the
music while slipping cooling drinks.
one hot afternoon whii" ai'i.ug IN my
otiir" rursIng the fate that Fnpt IA" ihor"
Instead Of being ONT III 10" country.
picture Of THIS summer garden flashed
bctor" my m'nla! vision
BY love- | thought u viii get
Mamie and enjoy the evening there
Then / thought ruofuly Of the tor
lures she had inflicted or me- on the
evening previous when | had taken
her for n rice ON the avenue and she
had spent the time iaualE common
fellow who had stopped runaway team
and saved som" Indies from puasIb.,
harm. So persistent and h1rassiir
had she been that ] had lost my temper
and the ride had ended IN a quarrel
Clearly ! could NOT ash Der &c.
to the summer garden so soon She
would laugh at ne and Use ih" Gdyant-
age to road me stu further This !
felt ! would not be able to endure. No
| must maintain my dignity. Indeed
must 20 -iiiI further ana manage to
shsw her that ! was hero or all wuul0
b" lost p'spi'" her cruelty ana In.
Justice, ! was desperately IN low" with
her and am yet such Is fate Clearly
; must do something heroic and that
quite suddenly.
The intensity Of my thoughts deep.
cncd the Precipitation on my brow ana
inyoluntarily my thoughts wandered
TO the summer garden with It's brcczes
and cooling drinks and stirring music
Then 1t was TINT old Br"ll.bub en-.
cred into the game and destroyed me
| am convinced that IT was an insuira.
ton direct from hottest Hides that
sent the next thought through my
mind But | did not think so at tho
time. No. indeed, | lcapcd to my feet
In insane Joy laughed ldioucaly. |
danced about my private Office.
hailed the evil thought as an tnspira.
ton of genius.
II was none other than this. would
HE myself to the summer garden and
pick out the husl,icst waiter whom