Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-01-07

Redeemed ana Dt2alt 10 mum Inc Voice
That Brcathcd." boGche ferInee-
The Voice that breathed Ger Eden
That earliest wedding day
Jack" she brcathcd, in an agony If
lcproach.
He started violently and blushed Even
the forage cap Rubieon upon his brow
was -Wampcd by the guilty crimson, the
whiteness OF his parting was dyed. We
all looked somewhere else Tho Spinster
Lady alone refused to relieve him of her
ICY glaro. The Dullboro' Slow Express
came TO the rescue by slowly dashinG otit
Of the station. lie leaned back and shut
his eyes apparently that is. The Pearl
gray Vision looked at him, first eoldly.
ti,en aPprcciatiyey; then such undis-
"uia, alteration brlmmcd III her beau
tiful eyes and mantlcd in her rose
flushed checks that be could pretend 10
longer. His look was 4 hug OF such ardor
That she sank back into her corner and
hid behind The Beanlicld'
The author Of her confusion then
turned to me and said that the country
looked rather dry. Contemplating the
moist, baggy clouds and the squashy
landscape. | agreed with him. | glanced
back at Him and intercepted a glance Of
passionate proprietorshlp. This was, per-
iaps, why He remarked. with IN easy,
biasc. indifferent air:
II tell my wife that women are out of
place anon" inc stubblcs, on the moors.
in the huntin' field. and so forth Three
women in the field spoil the best run
in my opinion" She telegraphed APP
proyal. Behind a GUN the smaltest
woman looks ineffective, and if YOU wipe
her eye Sue loses her temper" There
was diuple in the check that was
studiously turned away. As for racin'.
which are the most popular events? Not
Ascot or GoolWood both OF 'em ladies
days In q boat on II loch | don't say a
woman is at her worst She can some
times east Il lly. and, though she makes |
a fuss about Il mans galiin' a fish, she'd
do it herself, J believe, rather than lose
HIM" \ vision of a bride in 4 boat. with
a background Of moor and mountain. n
Tam O. Shanter ON her beautiful hair and
Il grtcnheart salmon rod stoutly gripped
in two little gloved hands. rose up before
me. Perhaps He saw the picture. too. |
tor he stopped abruptly Then She |
looked round
You remember that summer in Nor |
way FIVE Years ago-When wc were on
our hon2Ymoon|
She uttered this palpable invention
with so calm an air that the Nice looking |
Couple regarded her with frank almira-
ton, and the stony Spinstcr, as we hap I
pcned To bc entering tunnel. clutched |
Il religious emblem she Wore upon her |
snaky watch guard and held it in Il death I
grip until We were fairly out again
".\hcm, ycs!" agreed lie, When we
were on our honeymoon
WE were trOlHng, pursued She. for |
sea trout with the artificial minnow in t
the E>i,daal Fiord ever so pal |
pable Il bait cast before any trout. as /
.his llgmeut OF honeymoon five sum /
mcrs old offered to us and the canoes |
leaked" Her eyes were full of mischief |
and | had brought sponge, and you /
had not Did you consider me. as a /
not exactly at my worst when I /
tent You mine TO bale WITH"
II looked upon you in the light of a
guardian angel," replied lie of the lovely /
tWeedS and the exquisite boots.
She pretended to sigh.
The glamour of the honeymoon if /
there Is amy glamour about honeymoon !
3d. had not yet worn Off.
Tho guardian angel had not unmaskcJ .
t. appear" and He. in the LIGHT Of Il
"Ficrd?' she suggested.
"Sprite,' amended He
We pretended not to he listeninr.
though every ear, in defiance OF GOOD !
manners. was carefully pricked. lie fell
INTO the trap, saying IN an nndeitone.
wonder how they're getting over the
day. don't Won"
\ tear CLEANED on her cyclashes. Yes;
particularly mother"
\ man feels affection for his mother
in law once, and once only. after he be-
coluos her Son-in-law
"Dcar mothcr!" said He.
she looked Sos 9ulped $50 nice
Just rs She said GOOD bye"
Particularly mce-at that moment" I
said He
Ella and IIarlcc and the others were
80 enchanted with the YOU
know"
Iii. eye said ''Locket~" Ills lips said
"Omhcllas,"
With the umbrellas of course She
dimpied
Did l get into an awful hat when
got mp to-you know" Ills tone was
cautions.
To speak your piece? No.
thought You got over it wonderfully
we'll Everybody said So said She.
lie had caught the CLASSY eye of the
Spinotor Lady. He frowued and bit his
lip. These things have to be done" nc
said. and nobody ever does them decent.
". ~ remember, seven years ago
the SpIu,tCr started Vinlrllf lN.-'', bn,, ,ro
were married. what fcarf"l mess .
made ct returning thanks :"
iiut Nou weren't as bad as Billy Ben
net, said She, who could only say
grace For what we have this dag re-
cciyed, may etc"
or the time houored other Man who
hoped To meet everybody again ON many
identical occasions" said He.
Perhaps he was a Mormon" She sug-
"o-tcd. in which case the invitation
NDlfI mot bgNR bpnu t4,lt ar ,,1,.,