The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
Married Life the
Third Year
|,he Voyage Home; They
0,,oyreL OUer q Ienti-
Iator.
.,pEL HERBERT URNER.
Idt0r.

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rGINNING To feel pretty
|nO shaky?" asked Warren. az
rk a sun larger wnve threw n
snray almost 10 the edge
~ their steamer chairs,
,,,,,." admitted Helen, but
y IN, W. purser say II would be
tns, when we got TO the Gulf
T.n n were not there yet. and We
~, n rough all the way"
-, dear. we didn't have anything
y ,his coming over?
-. u'. ,.ok a more southerly course:
~. going east is always a better
ns rose from his cnaIr,
his feet 10 shake down his
|u,s ard stood there for a mo-
sis hands in his pockets.
NIL feel Ike any luncheon2"
/ r.,n shook her head. "Oh. 7
tyn't eat anything"
.il risht. guess you're jus' as we'll
y. ,ook a couple OF turns around
- ssck. and then went down 20
..,sson. while Helen lay there bat
= With waves Of seasickncss. II
- re first time that she had felt
:. ,.sst III. The t1p over had been
i.ly smooth. But this return voy-
:, k.d begun rough. and now the
"a day found them In an angry,
-rtlnr sea-
n fsr Helen had kept on deck.
|ricugh mos, OF the other. women
Ia eyen UP and taken refuge in
ia s,nteroonls.
/ T.sn Warren came up from lunch
- ths waves were breaking still
|tehtr over the deck. sending tho
|-ay almost into their faces.
Eve can't stay here, It's getting too
IL"
n called the deck steward and had
An chairs moved to the other side,
|-tse the deck was sheltered by
La canvas railing.
10 Goes Below.
Hien stood 1t for about an hour
|rfg. then as the roll OF the ship
|rss more sickenIng, she finally had
/. Eve up.
par, I'm going down 70 the state
|r1 Perhaps II loosen my clothes
|fl lie down awhile I'll feel better"
warren put down his book. "All
|<tt Guess it's getting a bit rough
n YOU Want me 10 bring this pill
q. helped her down TO the state
|Es Helen had hoped he would
be IN, but he threw In the rug and
;-cv and left her with a brief. "Try
y pi nap, you'll feel all right by
|t.g."
ne room seemed close and the mo-
- 0! the ship worse than on deck.
|nrs s nothing so depressing as sea-
ItEasss. and as Helen lay there list
|rrg 10 the throbblng machinery and
Ithg waves. her eyes filled with
IN Of sheer dependency. But the
|nbnng motion soon rocked her into
Z msasy sleep.
How are you now7" Warren was
|ekrng up his coat and steamer cap.
~ bad turned on the light. and Helen
~ see through the stateroom win
~ hat II was already dark. Had
d f,od nap?"
ne tried 10 rise. but a sudden lurch
~ her back against the pillow.
'P'esty heavy sea-" as he showed
7a the steamer trunk that had slid
1,1 under the berth. Guess we're
% 10 have night OF IT,"
Oh dear Is II getting worse?''
We'll It's not getting any better.
~ DO you feel about dinner? Think
20 rather stay where you are?"
In afraid I'll have to. I'm so
AL right. the stewardess win bring
~ shht you want. Therc'll not be
AT down tonight. See here, we
naI have this window open,"
vA Warren, don't shut that"
WY not?"
oh It's so close In here. couldn't
.t1d L."
Well, this has got TO be shut. Can't
se the waves coming in hero and
F'tng everything soaked
y Window Dispute.
But they're not coming in now"
10 but they may any moment. The
s getting around this side"
5ui III watch It," pleadlnGly.
nan, The whole place would be
PED before you'd know It," And
.lueh With his knee on the couch
tn Closing the window.
yn Warren. please don't! I'll be
rs,.aY sick here without air.
Ngs. Tor heavens sake, don't got
a your unreasonable fits. told
me Wind was shifting 10 this
eno The window has 10 he closed.
l me air YOU want half as much
'ar own way, Now, II you're go
. begin that" as he saw Helen
on the verge OF tears. here's
|',rt ] get out"
~ wSh some cigars from his grip,
-, mem into his vest pocket. and
~, 49, out OF the staieroom,
- and unstrung, she wa now
ns orosenly. The blood rushed
q head. Increasing her dizziness
we feeling OF suffocatlon.
-Ssn had always said that she
20 without everything except
LIS lad often heen q point of
||S,1uon - between her and Warren.
we coldest wea ther she want
<s' o.croom windows onen wide at
Ss Ana sometimes. when he
nso Them down, growing that IL
loo Internally cold she would
VI the couch in the sitting
- NON as she Law there nervous,
20 dizzy, her Imagination made
srn sn seem far more sitting than
Vas. A flame OF resentment
sasnation WAS burning within
4 Sre glanced at the closed port
II insn she ring for the stew
Wy you open tha, port-hoIo?"
- .s .t came 10 the door, You
% your
49,. not just yet, ma am" as he
TsS' The ventilator.
~, uesh air blow gratefully
Hhsu ner lace and she lay back
ins u In hercely. resentful that
~, S,n knowing hoy much the afr
~. 70 her had been so willing 10
80 ner Of II now.
n ho steadily growing rougher.
~ We'er uncomfortable and sick
Ai,s ~. notion OF ship. IL usually
/hls yYae sleepy and Helen dozed
II ". was almost 10 o'clock be-
Hb,Ilen came back.
s.rss mat window doing open?"
y, ,nahaed angrily.
tsn;, moment Helen. awakened so
seM was dazed. Then she an
ass stand II, Warren. Il was
u mere. I had the steward
~, ~, you'u have 10 stand itr' as
"a - more closed Il. Wore not
nave