The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
E,,ried Life the
Third Year
\, Is Taken Hin Lon
and Warren Leaves
|s's in the Hotel Alone
~ gERBERT URNER.

shuddering glance ato
sES s,,y room, then threw
,.,.lf across the foot oi the
|Mru-tremblingly.. x Is guiveT,ngo n1ago
VI s,ot ~ and cold iIashes were
y; ossr ,,s "' upon her suddenly
y eolue roing through the
= s.,,.s,lm . How she got rTnra TaGn
SS w sSs did not know. There
W suc urSccoilection OF asking q
49, Cha, bus 10 take. and OF
~ SH' 'wbich seemed endless
,.,s was clear. Goo r,oak 70
Z ~ ~ az bor things What was
5ss o.. o., Going TO be very ill2
|p sae Gould reach Warren.
4 = ,,rlfled at the thonen' ,Ta t,,oe oa
80 alone until siNTthe @ iiime
st s.t,-enced TO meet. But there
~ sNe could get him by
n Iftsylllned elloi' S
pc ssr clothes and into a
g. ry q r cown, but she was so
SuS .uOSs,l8 hardly stand,
I - sood it felt TO slip IN pc
~ ~ tsaol' fresh sheets. for now
ming with fever. In a mo-
~ IN, lace had warmed the
~ w. ,,o,,.i her head for a.
i ss' Intended TO ring for the
.ps a she was up, and now she
W., T at the bell, dreading the
y raus take to reach it Her
\ ,,sv seemed To shrink from
~ ~ ,,anted only to lie stlll.
,ss .Tes more she finally forced
-, Of bed and over TO the
b, ~ ,,,p, back again with a wave
=, -, ,snreing through her, while
~ nom seemed 10 sway
80 came. typical English
~ . white cap and rosy com
Nth quick cympathy she
+. Z Madame was ILL.,
\, or, her for some ice water
i. :, in H." For the lukewarm
~ English drank always sick
Y, ~ han the clinking OF ice
a oItcher sounded so grateful.
- nut the water on a stand
!, is5 end Helen drank eagerly
n Il,Stul.
10 Arrives
s1.s Madame has had a chill
'r.f,sted when Helen told her
\ b. hot and cold ilushes and
~ respiration:
I'm Strange that she had not
tit Of that. Unquestionaply 1T
',.s, a chill. But It was more
,,hl now, for she was conscious
IN, throat. and OF q curious
e ysy linb.
IEl Madame like 10 sec a doc
!, 5ssltated She knew nothing
I, Errlsh doctors, and III as Sae
Is had visions Of enormous
d | thl5l I'll wait till my hus-
Y-ss; he'll be here at six
y5'll take little brandy.
~ ysntured the maid. That's
n s4i for z chill
nr,s flask OF brandy In Mr..
'ss svchel-the one over there
Z. tA,ir ! don't think It's
b. The maid had gone she lay
Eih closed eyes. The brandy
It.8lng through her. bringing a
I.i ssnse OF drowsiness. Her
e. gsw confused In a few
rs she was asleep.
"a there, What's all this2
B lscse with a start TO find
rs sanding beside the bed. For
'1,,i she was too dazed 10
! Then she murmured e vague
= d,zr, I'm so sickN
~ Wnsl : the 'tTOuDIe
'r iiIsid I've had a chill"
bl, Nonsense, Something
r! s,sn has upset you"
s, Warren. I've fever now.
Nj bow hot my face is
" YES not one OF the many
p sho eXaegerate and take ad-
-it q every slight illness that
80 receive more sympathy and
E1s irom their husbands, Yet
NJ roT conscious Of a thrill OF
ir-E Ire satisfaction when
2 lslt her iorenead and found
tt,lsh that the curt lndiffer-
~ hls manner Was somewhat
p.
rs you are d little feverish," lie
<isl You've taken cold. that's
Es This confounded climate.
rybody Don't feel we'll to-
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