The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
\ Different Attitude.


Warren he always took II most Sc
M ~ rious!y. He nursed all his little Ills
with almost ludicrous gravity. But
the when anything happened to Helen his
|itior attitude was "oh, that's nothing.
q chri Just don't think about it'll be all
ana right"
g.. u AS a rule she tried to keep from
|rIv ~ him all her slight complaints, knowing
|nlunasf she would only be hurt by his lack
Fiola OF sympathy. And now she tried
hard TO forget the Irritation IN her
fms& throat.
e uud But instead Of passing away 1t be-
he NJ came more painful and more difficult
Plsn ian 10 swallow, After dinner she went
TO her own room, closed the door
|borssl and with the aid Of a hand mirror
mi, \ and buttonhools wrapped with alb
sorbent cotton tried to disodge the
|rwnI bone. But 1t was too far down to
hoihH be reached. Just as she was hold
'nnmA Ting her mouth open at the widest
"E angie, Warren suddenly appeared at
\ =. the door.
tiles I'll FiusAihg' she hastily put down the
] RuEl hand mirror and the buttonhook
transH Helen was always painfully self-con
Iscous and could never bear for War
I'm curiren to see her in an awkward or
ns'1ridiculous position. with this self
|. consciousness not only did he never
,Jaws Fympathize, but for some reason it
railways irritated him. And now he
las eyykrowned as he saw her very evident
be glNeonfusion
THAT bone still there?"
| She nodded.
msI1 Here. come over to the window
|ietitcuhnd let's see
/ a hT "Oh, no." drawing back hastily.
I'M III "Come here. I say!" taking her by
he arm and drawing her to the win
suppe1ow Nov. open your mouth! Let's
" narsee II | can't get that out,''
"Oh, no. no-Warren I can'ty
| ntnInrturning her head and trying to draw
-tway.
Hero ''Why can't you? Open your mouth
las. vii tell you,"
pail ~ "Warren. / can't can't stand
tnn There with my mouth open. You
Know l can never do anything like
avsrthnt-I always feel SO ridiculous"
nile 4 But Warren forced her none too
kills paigentiy to the window "Now open
hnSp1 Your mouth That's about enough of
This tomfoolery''
= But as he released her arm TO turn
8 SM per face towards The light. she ierked
LudeTnisHw way with an indignant
'ealtt- j wont. I'd rather have ten bones
quick IN my throat! Surely you won't use
sign force"
be- ne liz le Is Furious.
|sys Furious at her resistance. with
y w. iquttered oath Warren flew out of
pruRe, Inc roor slamming the door so hard
Fnat the whole floor shook. And In a
w ~ moments no @ she heard him getting
pnro n,,,e- ms coat in the hall, Then the
sd zelen stood by the window and
FnS snould Warren never Respect her
Akelf- consciousness? why did II al.
Eayis irrltate him? No doubt she was
il was 's seHsitRjygs W,liitRg 10 admit that
puld not help-why should he resent
There we're So MANY ,It,,e ,ht
nat she knew she was absurdIv sen
! 1Aw ptive and self-conscious about Sbe
ts dental 0eba ebar TOR wI, nm to- to see her
.S22Ner hair before him. nor let flH him Cur see
A. IT, IA cur papers. or with cold
a. II vas one Of Helen's most deep
~Roted instincts that Warren must
| IN Vaye no mental pictures of her which
BbNilI more more wives had something OF
- "a hr 's ns1inct sun the proportion of unhap-
20 Hie most women are wholly iudiffer-
,,nif-nt,as as 70 what mental pictures their
+cr PS~tr5oahos may have OF them But
Ssen carried her sensitiveness about
H1s TO the extreme.
noa ~ was as after eleven when Warren
ns nome. He took his bath and
ksht TO bed in sullen silence And
teiSn was far more distressed by bis
kep,edsure than by any anxiety about
20. ~ o1ne which was not yet disIod red
Flu -" ~ls thought OF course ii would bn
Pne by morune ."
Due IN the morning IL was still
k1 res.te and just to swallow was diffI
H. warren shaved and dressed IN
Es Esa,ssta same sullen silence But al
SeaehIast when II was very evident
- neien could not eat and thai
'1012. &Lo%% %as merely slipping her coffee. he
bUTEs Zen Sees the Doctor.
,Sone there yet?"
lshe nodded
- .eIVes you right. Joyei Thar.
Bm0 AG.,p otHer women with as It.
[<H 0G. i.sshse az you-but I've never me,
'84 WyAno ne hurried off without Offer.
E "ei Inc nne slightest sympathy or adj
svIr i.Is whole attitude was that
~ e,s ,,ssiueed 10 let him take IL sui
pyST .Ouu on,Sa now get 1t out the best wa,
points e swallow and waf she sSs" co"3s %S5e Sald dlf
-~,.oR. nIInh d glass OF milk Hy eyen.
11elsn really began 10 grow un,
When Warren came she waited
I'D t%iouely TOT him To ask about he
Eoat SO she might tell him il wa,
SaI7 al ESe auu something should be done