She Did Worry

The lawyer, who had b;sn married for f.niy a year, sent word to his wifo that he had been suddenly called to Milwaukee. "I will be back tp-morrow," he wrote. "Don't worry. My stenographer goes with me." But did she worry. Whon he reached home next evening hor eya3 were red from weeping-, and as soon as she saw him she broke down ag-ain. "Oh, how could you?" sho sobbod. "What's the matter?" he demanded. "Your stenographer - " she bsgan, and again she sobbed. "What's the matter with him?" "Him. Was it a man?" Why, yes; I fired that girl a month ao." "Oh, dearest, I never believed it for a inoriient.anyway."