The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21
Carolina,

Carolina,
Ice cream and waters,
Cheese Desert,
Coffee.
This Is an American dinner. ! can't
tell you whether or not II was good
Mrs. Mex. sampled II all and she will
likely write and tell you about It at
her leisure.
wednesday Morning., July S.
At 6 O'Clock A M. went upon deck
and found there was a strong head
wind blowing, and a rough sea coming
The sailors called II a choppy sea
but that don't make me change us
name. call II rough and getting
rougher.
Noon, still n rough sea, and foggy;
fog whistle blowing every minute or
so. A good many absentees at dinner
table Mrs. Mex in the absent list
The ships orchestra will play in the
second cabin dining room at 3 p. NJ,
Orchestra on hand at the appointed
time and gave fine selection. OF Eng
lish. Irish and Scotch pieces, among
the Scotch selections were Annie
Laura and Aud Lang Syne The day
has been rough throughout Concert
again tonight Ia S +. NJ.
Thursday July 6.
a rough, wet morning and the fog
horn is being sounded; it continues
rough until noon. fog lifts occasional
ly and bids fair to be nice weather
soon.
! A beautiful evening the most OF the
sick ones on hand for supper. Mrs.
Mex. is about over her sea sickness
again and able to sample the good eat
ing that is furnished A Whist party
for 5 o'clock tonight and a Stag par
" at 10 l.. NJ. is on the program.
will not take them in, so | will not be
able to report them. We have fouI
Colored men passengers on board they
are Hindoos, from Calcutta in the
East Indies They are well educated
very reser, ed and have been to Cal
cutta on a visit. They are in bust
ness in Atlantic City. n. j.. and are
fond of the United States.
Friday Morning July 2.
Beautiful morning. a little foggy a
times which calls for the fog horn
Beautiful evening and not much new
They seem to get wireless dis
patches but they do not give them t
the passengers as the steamer Maur
cania did as we went to England
There has been five accidents Of
board since We lett Liverpool Sunday
five different ones have had thei
limbs broken. Some OF them slid an
fell on deck others fell down stairs
and hear ii reported 100 nue.
booze in some cases.
We are just a little over half wa
across the pond now, which mean
: something like a ten days passage
, while we went across in five days Jus
, the difference between fast an
. slow ship, and of course the longe
? thev take the more liable you ar
p to storms. and other ca antilles.
Saturday Morning, July 9Th.
I A nice, calm sea running; every
t body ON hand for breakfast. J be
{ lieve Mrs. Nick. is well again an
took up her knitting again and
p wishing for home. am not niue
4 well but keep going and on the TOOL
: out for something new, but this is
= poor place to get news, just sky, sc
J. and ship, which gives plenty OF OF
q portunity TOR thought and study. bt
as for me. | don't know where TO b.
e gin, so will not undertake to pictur
: the immensely of Gods handiworl
lust come and see for yourselves.
Sunday Morning, July 9th.
r \ beautiful morning after a night
d ;ussle with a choppy sea. Everybod
o seems well and happy. Divine ser
A; ices at 1880 A. ~. held by III
9 Church of England people. They jc'
I sins. play the hdd'e. pray and rea'
They prayed for the King of En-
+ land the president OF the Unite
s States and the Emperor of German
l and all the royal family and left tn
I Ioor population to take care
themselves. They did not worry II
& congregation as il was all over
a 80 minutes. They don't pray loud an
long when the sea is calm, and e
e erything running right. What is III
e difference between life on the sc
e and on land?
4 We are promised sight Of land
|, about "A hours, which will be II
"A night of the 10th. | believe ever
4 bod. IL randy for tho SIGHT n or