The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24
By
ELEANOR.
RAEBaJR.

should any ono pity von sy}isufdl
&c You don 't-thnt,s
drives away the fear and dSssaap dSs.ap
"Oh-thc loneliness,
She studies politics SO that AZ -
it over with men. willy er.se ses e
. That s spiteful. dear. usu snH
worthy OF you. Every waI nuq 81
keep up. with what's eo;rm
YOU smoke cigarette WITH WIZ ol
- Thank you, no; I,m ms
fashioned, YOU know. @
Is that Alice g trick of ;rts;vnt tvnt
haps that's spiteful, tool mn
.yon really suffer from ioneiis
What a question. Ask En-
he mourns for his lost ms,s ,oe
no expression for 1.-THE dnIi
longs and longs Tor fhc W ~
vanished hand a soft hcsS' '
against one S shoulder, an am
ono Is ncck-'' - a'n
CT told YOU that VIM :.
sct yoUr ooullihfium,'' shs w
saicallv. "Icu are talliro ~
a" Well, perhaps l am. s"99
| sitting therc has aroused old 4
am dazed ~ Your beautysIs
control or my senses. Beside, 4
asa--L don t want any other &.
YOU, or know you. or toich -.
| cannot-to nave your jsss;
your sweetness or your ch,,r
they are denied me. Pm
your kisses. want ali of
one, TO hoard and chc-lshl
arms abont You, tightly epsd5s
| protection and tenderness; I ~
--cnlv you-forevcr end sivav.1;
Sylvia was visibly stirred 6r u
rect appeal. She dropped q,
and now IL was her lit.ls Ls,
travelled across the tablscloiA 81
ed FOR his.
''Do YOU mean that, reallvir
" Did you ever know me 10 n
fNo: but please, please dos3
love 90 me like that" She H..
CIT keeps nc from thinkipe
Suppose-wcll. just supposs n
should decide not TO GET the
Wouldn + every one hs d.sapnd,
" Every one be hanged. Wsf5|
ourselves TO consider. Do YOU ia,
divorce ~
"Um-yes: no!n
Come. say which. This /, "a,
chance. Day aft@ tomorrow 81
yers viii begin pecking az the n,
of our happiness. You must ~
She hesitated, weighing all "a.
the monientous question, he. n.
den in her hands. Lifting ha (
finally, she looked at him conn,
atelr and said: II
'Life IS all tangle, ISM, Il \,
We fancy it is as we make i, cur+
out IL isa tit isn Z, Destiny E
strong FOR us. We are merc sinI
the tide.if
lie arose and stood before Der. h
strength of his love ard passiou
pcIling him to make one last apps
hold hcc.
"SJlvia, ne cried. "lister h,
Destiny is mere catehvorl, asl
arc parting forever-yOu and I.
have been so much to each otAef
us not iuggle with corrsr7
phrases. nm ready 10 make ar7
sonable concession; these wear. ID
have taught me wisdom. Why 4
we furnish an object lesson 1pal
modern impermancncy Of love and
riage, or increase that lamcntsble
appealing for easy divorced u
speak 20 your reason. Divorce Is 1
confession Of moral weakness
mental lack Of resource. and u
cursed by neither. Why. then, 1
we be separated Apart. sc are
ing units; together we migd. u
force for happiness, or altHia
art, or anything! Without yos
dearest, ] m merely poor.
hearted fellow, without aim or ~
or ambition. When YOU are avn
does not offer me anything
Except Alice, perhaps, and
cosy dinners.
"Ah, but remember. There 10
no Alice and no cosy dinners y
only let me come back aud Try
I've learned my lesson. I'm veq
blelb
She regarded him searcnlngl
hesitated. While she pondett>|
moved around the table, gatal'
her rainbow scarf from the gDda
and draped it loosely over her
shat the ends enveloped her sio,.
fDon t go without an snsgsI'
pleaded, a note OF anguish ylon
his voice. ''Surely you we noi
heartless-you have something
TO me?' -
Still she did not speak. Mlu
she reached forth her hand tc'i'
gardenias.
TO keep them always-as @n''
He lifted the flowers, wraps
kin around the dripping a%a y
placed them near her hand. y
the end of the feast had coms
scarlet candle shades were tcppnn
miniature towers OF Pisa on lle p'
down candles. Her Easter ml
dropping. e.
Sylvia!'' he cried, in ~
penl, "sav YOU II give ne =,
chance, ] cannot-canDot e''
uph ,.,,.,,
She shook her hend dshni's''
sadly. ,,. 81
"Impossible. Jerry. rs Y,
uow''' she answered. genIy.
quite unwilling to make the eAps,
again. Failure now would mss' ,
pair. We are Fundamentally au,,
tic. as you have said tonight ana @
past has proved All OF oui w. %u'
lection has counted for nctalas' .,,
our Wills have clashed We snosr .sr
be lacking in pride and selin,'
we reconsidered the step oui !
has forced. A husband wny;n ,;nss ;n
misunderstands a wife's mous,s Ia
who obstinately persists tne.
ways right and sne
BE fair, Sylvia, be fall. va
Well, ism Il it truef "ssu ssomr
just such trifles that our lnV y
ity grew-and grew-untn "
vital?' -. a ths
She had turhed her baeKss 10 HsI
as she stood in earnest tan' ,,aau
bow drapery was fsnneo o, rrsaI
lace-trimmed bodice by vss,e MT