Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-30
Their Married Life
Warren's Arrogant Unreasonableness for Once Works
for Helen's Comfort
By MABEL HERBERT URNER.
for Helen's Comfort.

20 take one Of he water bottles from
It's rack In the washstand Thought
you were so ALFRED particular. You're
always spouting about things being
sanitary That's not M 20 drink-stood
there all night"
Although II had been covered with an
upturued glass and was perfectly fresh.
Helen rang for the steward and sent
for another bottle
Tel him TO bring me the Juice Of a
grapefruit with cracked ice"
Would you like a little toast too.
DEAR"
NO. 7 wouldn't ! can ask for what
want What 7 WOULD like Is for you
to get dressed and out Of here. I'm go
ing 10 sleep again-not going 10 get up
till feel better"
Helen drew the curtains before War
rens berth and dressed as quickly as
she could. while Warren lay there FUN
ing at one thing after another
NOW what're you trying TO do2" he
rasped irritably. as she climbed up on
the edge Of his berth TO get something
from the rack overhead.
My veil, dear. put It up here last
night"
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MoIe Trouble
'Go out there and make that band get
away from this portfolio" shouted War
rem. trying to make his voice heard
above the rub-a-dub-dub Of the bass
drum. III they've got to play. make
them go to the other end Of the deckE
I'm afraid / can't, sir That's where
they always play"
well. they're not going 20 play there
now! I'm sick. and I'm not going 10
stand that Internal racket Send the
chief steward here"
But the chief steward sent back word
that he could not come just then, and
that 1t would be impossible 20 have the
band moved, as they played there so
the second class passengers could also
hear the music.
'I'll see about that I'll take this up
with the captain. I'll see If a sick man
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ARC 20" SUI" you 'ee' "''i e"ous"
ai'AiVus'S' Don ! you WANT INC w ieip
you ses your 'n.HeS' -.,...,.,
All ! want Is Tor you TO GET OUT!
he shouted. as the band, after a few
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moments interval. STRUCK up AGAIN.
Helen went on deck run or mlSglNing.
She dreaded Warren's going to the cap
tain with a comp,aint on the very first
yam WIN CON piai''' o' INC 'e' III
day of the trip. She felt II would pref
udice every officer Of the ship against
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'helii' va mo N"Sabo ia't Soai TIC was
constantly embarrassing her by com
pIafDing about something He seemed 10
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thlnk me Whole snip shoulu ue Iesu-
lated to suit his convenience
All Pjoht
AL AsAShV'
II was a half hour later that War
rem strobe on deck with his most self
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We'll. it's all right. They've come