The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-11-16
MAKING Up A 0IIARR|
!. BY G. OSCAR &

There's no pleasing s..
Simpsons tone was na;s 80 II
han angry. Then she turna faIla
We room. y u,
Simpson went on readine
instead of making. any Wsshas' ~
marks. She hesitated, Ia a's ~ N
the doorknob, and then turnad s Us
him. sssSe soassll
Tive tried SO hard. ~, 81
we've been married Is nIasa w
she said. I've tried to NO., ssas
home as pleasant as possihIa y
and just can't satisfy M, 81, n sls'
waited, her mouth set IL = ,I ~
pain, her eyes fixed renraa ess wy u
her husband. ss1sa1ls n
Now" demonstrated simn,a.
tiently. what's the use9 INV I, n
pened to suggest that Tie steal y, 3. "
have been slightly more tena M Us
1uue MIS-. simpson clsspIl
her hands. Once a man ,s MI
taken a girl from her hannr " Y
promised her everything ii tbs ~
he proceeds to connect Tia ~ 1s 7
der only with beefsteakl ass y N
2ple's hearts are tender enousb II
Simpson finished the CHM, 4
was reading. What did you sss,sa NJ 1
inquired, politely.
7 gave up going away this !.
mer." his wife mournfully M, !
$50 that you might be conlf0ri s. "
I've stood over the hot stove Sss,'l
in the hottest weather 10 tbsl Nj
might have good food.'' s. "
Now, my dear" said simpsoa asl|
T ever ask you to bake III M N N
weather? Haven't I always III u y
phatically that I detested Sb,R III
in hot weather? Haven't nh
time and again that We n1irbt MI
on a cold fare once In 4 while 81 I
That's I'll I simply can't NH
you! Whatever / do Is wrone NJ
always want Just what ha,r.
done!" {
But, great Scott! # it's aabeasz
for you to stand over the stoge n
cook hot things, since It's anbessS
for me to eat them after lbaEss
cooked, in the name Of all thals q
sible, why not choose the beatsbjsS
ternative?"
@.That's right! scold he, / ~
want to-" She wiped her esss NJ
fully. That's what wives are ka
Thingafor men to vent theif
on! And after I've passed tie sBS
morning working for you 30 Ilafl
your things and cleaning ID ne
den
I've asked YOU 4 thousand A
to let those things alone, hlesa n
Simpson, impatientiy.
sOh, ! know you'd not bs plssssss
But it's something To know tlhast m
been doing right, even II ID sls
preciates it. If I should dis-
get tired very easily, 81 disecisa
when ] ran up to the den ID 5illaf
back to the basement With thlnEs
Have you been carting rs
TO the basement Ell " Dc y
Simpson swallowed some extra sgtsE
I've only taken out The lhlngs "
you never use sased you 4 l9 81
work. But, never mind. sls
down and pressed her forehead
gestiyely. NY head u simply Dbl
mering. i never could stand y M
found constant fault with and "
telling on me. My nerves are ala9l
shattered
.I'm surprised that YOU
famed yourself with q sprainsd slss
going up and down stairs! by
sure yeur heart isn't acting " 8
all your exsrtions 2 &
Mrs. Simpson put her head DOW u
her arms and sobbed once o F
quietly. Then she wiped her eges IL
arose slowly. Il see you can ssle
have your wife around, sosl y q
to my ROOM she said 90 N
added, turning toward him lnPs
meek submission. q mended al ' b
old socks today, too
ssWe1l, send them to the salFs's
army" replied her husband s'a
1--WE been trying to get them as'la
for 8 month and finally % Y III
and you know ] bought 9 lo y . ss 4E|
last week. Why on earth dld ~ BIZ
eide to do the mending aftef III
needing It done?' III
s'Well, I found time TO y q, ss 3 4!
ed him longingly and sighed. ns.s
she exclaimed, why are yol q v VI i
to me?' She rushed over to ~
me you're sorry, she pieaasss NJ
I'll forgive you everything IS q
bear to quarrel with yoa. q
sorry, aren't you, dear 80 g[I|
aYes, yesyou're in nly lg
replied, as he put away heI ~
arms and picked up MS papss. @
it's SO good to be frlenas u s u
sighed Mrs. Simpson, napR4s
cage Daily News.
xs3
= i MS r.