Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-23

lher s:nt Is ,sissl I,I.s, ises. hrf I'VE ots
present anu kisses, Ell sttiiI.is yo,,ss
age her fight Ing. brutal towing
ma ssS st
rsills came nom HI was
I5permeate with the curse al danles,
|sticity BEYOND tho portals of his cory
home hes cared not III rps m to roam /
He ne nun who had Gang the
street e;lr, he an sndla That had swal
lowed IT'S prey the tree Tint nv ms IT.
lind failen sssss
I Ike the supper, 1T r asked Nj .s.
[ Fink, " no had striven eve
8ls.AN IN nj IN !, granted Mr.. Fink
A fter supper ne gat hered Ills newspas
pers TO read He SO I III his stoc hinged
feet a
llss rise, soIiie new Dant &, md sing me
I the b.fitting corner Of perl ition for the
man who stitch In the house III his
[stockinged feet. Sisters of p,ltieDces
E|Wh oa by reason Of ties or duty have
endured e in silk, arn, cotton, Isle
thread o., WOODEN does NOT HE new
lscanto belong
f The next day was Ia Dor day The
occupat lions of MT. Cassidy md Nj.
/ Fink ceased for one passage OF the.
sun Labor, trump han, would parade
and otherwise Sdisport itself
Mrs. Fink took Mrs. CASSIDY pat
tern down early Name had on her
new silk waist Even her damaged
IEeye managed to emit q holiday glenn,
Jack was fruitfully peni tent. and there
was hilarious scheme for the day
5afoot, with parks and ptcnics and
Pllsener In 1t.
rising, Indignant jealousy seized
Mrs. Fink us she returned to her nat
above oh, happy Ma me, with her;
bruises and her quick Following baln.3
But was Name to have monopoly Of.
happiness? Surely Martin Fink was
Eas good d man as q ack Cassidy vas.
his wife to 60 always unbelabored and
Euncaressed a sudden, brilliant breath,
Iless idea came TO- Mrs. Fink She
would show Name that there were;
husbands as able to use their fists and;
perhaps to be as tender afterward MS,
Eany Jack,
The holiday promised to be nominal
one with the links. Mrs Fink had
the stationary washtubs hi the kitchen
Allied with two weeks wash that had
been soaking overnight MI. Fink sat
In his stockinged feet reading news
paper. Thus Labor day presaged to-
speed.
Jealousy sufged high in Mrs. Fink 3,
heart and higher still surged an auday
cious resolve. II her man would not
strike her--if he would not SO far
prove his manhood. his prerogatiye and
his interest In conjuga affairs, he must
be prompted to his duty
Mr.. Fink lit his pipe and peacefully
rubbed an ankle with q stocktnged toe:
He reposed In the state of matTimony
like a lump OF unblended snet III a
pudding. This was his level Nlysiun
to sit at ease vicariously girdling the
world In print amid the wifely splash
ling OF suds and the agreeable smells
Of breakfast dishes departed and din
ner ones to come. Many ideas were
far from HIS mind, but the furtheBt one
WAS the thought Of benting his wife.
Mrs Fink turned on the hot water
and set the washboards in the suds.
Up from the; fat below came the gay
laugh Of Mrs. Cassidy. It sounded like
Z taunt, a Haunting Of her own hap
piness In the face OF the nnsluggedi
bride above Now was Mrs Fink,s
I time.
Suddenly she turned like fury upon
the man reading.
You lazy loafe |. She cried Must I
work my arms off washing and toiling
1 for the ugly Tx es of you? Are you a
man, or are you a; kitchen hound r.
MIR, Fink dropped his paper, motion
less from surprise. She feared that
he would not strike that the proyoca-
ton had been insufficient She leaped
at him and struck him fiercely in the
face with her clInched hand In that
instant she felt a thrill of love for him
such as she had not felt for many a
day, Rise up, Martin Fink, and come
into your Kingdom! oh, she must feel
the weight of his hand now Just to
show that he cared lust to show that
he cared! t;|
4 Mr.. Fink sprang to his feet. Mag
lgie caught him again on the jaw with
q wide swing Of her other hand She
closed her eyes in that fearful. bliss
full moment before his blow should
come. She whispered his name to her
self. She leaned to the expected shock,
hungry for 1t a5s
In the fiat below Mr.. Cassidy. with
e shamed and contrite face. was pow
dering Names eye In preraration for
their junket From the fiat above
came the sound Of woman's voice,
/ high raised, humping, stumbling
and shuffiing, chair overturned
unmistakabie sounds Of domestic con
dict.
Mart and Mag scrapping71 postulat-
ed Mr. Cassidy. Didn't know they
ever INDUCED Shall trot up and see
Ii they need sponge holder n
# One Of Mrs Cassidy VS. eyes sparkled
like diamond. The other twinkled