El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

- Nd OF PHYS sake be ready on
n time Warren had said as he
= left that morning Their ma
chine had been repaired and Warren
lad suggested a trip up through the
Berkshires-
we had better start before 1t gets
Ton cold" he had said when he had an
1ounced to Helen that the car was fin
ished. 'I have been planning trip
all fail"
How nice. dear; the hills must be
beautiful now" Helen had said en-
Enthusiastically, with never remark
abou+ the car, and never suggestion
that she remembered all that had hap
Dened Whether Warren did or not
+c-..5,.s 10 he seen but suffice II 70
saw he kissed her rather nlore tel .l5 -
4hsn usual when he left-in the man
calendar OF right ana WLons sun
uauacea for wounded Souls
They were to start that afternoon
and at noon Helen had the two bags al
packed and was ready 10 take ner pain
and dress. This time she was detern-
ined that nothing would happen 10 os-
Law Warren a minute. The door Dell
rang and she went TO open II It was
Warren
Have you seen anything Of those
tubes?'' he inquired Grossly
What tubes, dearE
These inner tubes warren was
rummaging meanwhile in the hail closet
and emerged a few minutes later with
two dirty tubes in his hand
will YOU be home 70 lunch. War
REM called Helen from her bed room
mo. 1 just came back Tor these
guess there won't be any lunch TOT me
today Too many things to think or,
I'll keep something for you, shall
.rslo. don't bother. 7 won't have time
20 eat anything" and the door
slammed .,
at u o'clock called Winifre9 and went
to lunch. After lunch she dressed
leisureIy and was ready to leave when
the telephone rang
Hello. who is it," she said going 70
the telephone
rs this you, Helen
yes; who is this. Carrier" Helen's
heart sank and she swallowed ner-
-,C1siv. Carrie never called up unless
something disagreeable was about 10
happen .,s
rs anything wrong" she continued
as naturally as possible
s"Warren's mother is very sick, Helen
You'd better tell him to come up rlsnt
away"
Helen was shocked at the news
Much as she detested old. Mrs Curtis.
she felt dreadfully for Warren IN a
aoh. what is it, Carrier 1t must be
yes it is sudden: she had a cold
and was taken with a fever last night
The doctor pronounced it pneumonia
and she is very weak
I'll call up Warren right away,
Carrie. and we viii both be up as soon
rs VIC can get there
Helen hung up the receiver and then
called Warren's number
Mr.. curtis was not at his office, said
the new stenographer. He had gone
Up - the garage. about an hour ago.
-. Mrs. Curtis might he able TO get
him there Helen called. up the garage
hut Warren was not there. He had
gone out somewhere fpr lunch Yes,
the boy would tell him as soon as he
returned
Helen sat down and tried TO think
normally. What would be the best
thing 10 do under the circums tances2
of course the trip was out Of the
question. IF only she could get hold
of Warren Well, hk ought not to be
long coming now. Helen busted her
self taking out some Of the things she
had packed for the trip replacing them
with practical things for a trip up 60
Carries. she had just finished when
she heard the click of Warren's key in
The lock she had tfken off her hat
TO work. and now booked as though
she were dressed for IN afternoon in
the house.
Il knew YOU woulgu't be ready" said
V-4r-an testify. After All your vows