The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
Men Who Bonow
from Women
By WINIFRED e1.Acz

a YOUNG doctor killed himsels 49,.
west the other day. He wo.
bright young man. and he van+sd -
eami1 eomanaoe a at the medical school, 50 he
Gould 90 right to practicinp. 60 No
ton, MS eouca-
ne borrowed the money from +r.
glrIs-and each girl he pronisaa w
Inarry-when he was a full-fedgeS ao. 70
tor. N6ou uoc-
He graduated with medium ho,.
io9nd Doth girls waiting for him, sr3
nadn Z the courage to face the cons. ua
quences Of his own folly-and died
poor, foolish young fellow!
>, now long 1t took him to learn that
the man who had to borrow monaw
, from a woman TO pay for his educstiayy
| WASH t really so very much worth sSm
eating after all! ouu-
They, 80 seldom seem to be-tbe.o
mon who borrow money to 90 tb,nnns vss
college, especially when tboy can y Sh1 S,.a
any one to have faith enough ir IN
them to lend them the money but sors
woman who is in love with them. 'o'
I've watched several such Gases
There's the well-known writer, he was
! Ill, ragged, hungry. N'
A woman who loved him married hin,
| Wnrfh
moro than the most Of them. tbis nar.
ticular borrower-he did turn out IN ba
genius after fashion, but when he
did, he forgot the woman who gaye
him his chahce, and he didn't give her
a chance at all
He left her as coldly as if she were
some unworthy beggar at his gates
and they say she cried and begged him
to remember.
There was the man I know-the No %,
do well, of good family-he married =
little stenographer. She was proud al
his name and his mothers carriage
and she sent him to school to be doc
tor.
He learned-after a fashion-ius
enough to put sign upon his door. anG
that was all, and he ran away with
his Office assistant before ID had thai
sign up year, He never turned ON,
much Of doctor. / saw him keepine
the surgeon's g place warm for him il
a coast steamer not long ago He want
ed to ask after his wife that used II
be. but he didn't quite dare
His assistant was stewardess on tn.
same boat. They say she made it rath
er unpleasant for him at times, FRS
with her savage jealousy, and the,
with her almost equally savage firta
tions. Somehow l couldn t feel so yer,
sorry for him.
There was the man who wanted t,
study In Paris, tsymbolic art h,
and not so very rich, and oh, so yer,
unsympathetic, so he went to visit
school friend and-married the schoo
friends sister-a kindly elderly PEI
son, who was 80 grateful TO him TO
making love to her that she lent hin
her allowance for five years and sen
him to "study.'
He studied-very hard-from life
poor fool, and the lessons that lif
taught him we're not pleasant ones. S
he shot himself like the young docto
out west-and when his elderly wifi
came to get his body, she said the rea
son his pictures were never hung at th
Academy was because thers was
clique against him, jealous, they were
all of the clique, and the symbolist
queer friends had so much that wa
decent about them that they agree,
girl he had gone mad about, and helpe'
her get her husband 3 body home i
decent peace.
Never much Of success-these me
who borrow from women, are they
At least not for the women from whol
they borrow.
What is it about man that make
him dislike the woman who does to
much for hime Have you ever seen
man really in love with his rich wifi
If he himself is poor7 Did you ey'
know q man to be grateful to woma
who belittled him by helping him tc
much7
Self-respect, courage, pride--tai
these things away from a man, thoug
YOU do it with a kiss-and he'll hal
you for it, as if you offered him col
poison.
Who is the child the mother love
the best2 The one most dependent upo
her.
Who is the woman man loves mo:
faithfully The woman who demanc
the most from him-and what
glorious thing for humanity 1t IS tn'
it is so. ~
Poor foolish young man-you wn
died ont west the other day-becaus
you had borrowed money and Ialt
and confidence aud love and could nc
: repav it-when the time came-yon al
, lust one Of a type, / am atrra'd! Ism
g Il fortunate there are SO few OF 20
= after all9