The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Married Life of Helen
and Warren

silver pitchers. and a turs@u q onion
soup. stsamlng hot
Any doubt - % the dsa.fablllly u
onion soup foF breakfast Nas prompt
ly dispalief. hhs vas dlahins out
Ter second platsful when Warren.
his cap AZ an irais angle. came strids
Ing wralhfuily down the deck
oh. dear, Ina - glad I wa Just
hoping you'd set up."
Couldn't sleep Tor that brat IN the
next room" siumpiug into the chair
reside her, III be- keeps up that
nickel, theY1l hear from me 4" Erlmlys
'Heti get acquainted with the other
children snh play out on dock" pro
pitlatsd Helen 'Youll have your
ire. kfast here. won't Youf'
Don't want mueh-iust bacon and
egFs" Then rinwsring AZ her Try,
Whnt the fam flill you got thsrs7
H0up7 You gore haltyTF
ITS onion soup. They always have
IA for breakfast on the French
rtaamers Supposed 20 he wonderful
for your tum-tunL Dear. do try
some
Not IN 7 know ~ When ! eat runn
for breakfast IN be ready for The
padded cell DarnhtIonf ~ his third
match blow out. Here. hold this"
She tried 70 hold hts cap 20 shelter
the fiickering match.
NO good III have % 10 inside.
Here comes the deck steward. You
give him my Drdsr-coffes, bacon and
eggs"
A. Warren sought the shelter Of
the corridor 10 light his pipe, Helen
mutl0ned 70 the approaching steward.
"Mr Curtis wal have the same
breakfast indicating the soup
tufecu.
"oul. Out. madame" o. hs hurried
of.
Instantly she regretted her rush I'm.
pulse. would Warren be furious and
send the soup baek7 II she only could
get him 10 try ~ 4 heavy breakfast
~ bacon and eggs never agreed with
him when he was tired and irritable,
Dear. isn't IL glorious Up here7 Did
sou ever sec the water 10 blus1"
Gimme q halfpn!"
Producing a bronze pln from her
hair, she tent II straight and patient
" watched him jab II through the
stem Of biz pipe.
It's going 10 be a wonderful trip"
trying TO so0tb his iraaclbllty.
Not II that younRstef wakes me
Up every morning" Then abruptly.
''where'd you put my ciRars7'
I'm that drawer under tho ward
lobe. III go down and get you some"
Don't want EN- now grumpily
But you've a mania for hiding my
things. Never satisfied til you get
EN- al stuck nway where can't find
EN-"
Realizing that everything she said
,nly irritated him more. Helen kept .
iiscreetly silent. hoping his breakfast !,
would allay his Rrouchy ill'humor.
whats THAR" glarlng at tho 4
ureen when the deck steward brought
N hls tray. "soup7 told you bacon
md eggs"
II guess he didn't understand"
thankful that the steward was just
hen called away. He doesn't speak
English very we'll" !
With Disguised snort Warren
fitted the silver cover Of the tnreen.
She held her breath as he shifted
tB fragrant contents.
Just try II, dear. It's really DE-
lcIotIs." /
Huh, you always did have a per
'erted idea Of food" gingerly dishing
ut a spoonful.
Occasionally Helen had tactful i'm
,ulse, and one came TO her now.
"oh, think that was a porpoise"
out Of her chair.
There was no porpolse, but the ruBs
erved. To give him time, she stood
" tho railing seemingly intent on the
inrufned sea.
When she came back to her chair
t was as she had hoped. Warren had
consumed one plate Of the onion soup
md was rapidly disposIng Of the sec
nd.
"oh, you did enjoy ~ I'm 90
lad" her tactfulness lapsing.
Huh, queer dish for breakfast"
But I'm hungry
nough TO eat tenpenny nails"
Got any more there7 Well, pass II
yer. Guess I'd better worry 1t down.
Iong time before lunch"
sext Week-Warren's Expensive
Egotism.
Copyright 1920