Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

( SUE DIcduCu. j LII dLI oLiu ol1C may
come in any moment and find me
and I'd as lief dies as meet her"
VERY well, he said; you shall
90. But tell me where I can find
! you; and Susie, remember h
stood before her and held up his
hand imDressIvely-"w wherever you
I are, whatever you may be doing, you
must come the instant l send tor
you. What I shall do, what course
I shall take, I can't say now-ny
brain whirIs, and I can't think
but if send for you, start off al
once; don't wait for anything You
will Gomez"
Eyes, Mas er HarTy-yes."
"You have no cause for fear, Su-
sic, The said, more gently; q win
do nothing to get you into trouble"
ooh, don't care now, Master Har-
ry," she said, trUstingly. Now I've
told you al, I'm satisfied I'll abide
by VIVA ever you say"
She took a piece Of paper from
,ar rocket.
"That is the address Of the place
I'm a.ooT."g at Master Harry. I've
I"en dom noedlework."
Ae she snoke, . piece Of paper.
wrinkleG and dirty fell from her
hand She picked it up and glanc
at it,
$500, Mas. er Harry. it's the ad-
dress Miss Werner wrote down for
me to 20 in the hut the morning
i ran away" she said.
Harry took it.
III keep this, Susie" he said. 1T
may be of some use; supply some
link in the chain, Heaven, how
shall / set to work o unraveI TINS
Susie wiped her eyes and com
posed herself, and Harry saw her
ont of the yard and into a cab.
Then he came back. and sat dow
in the Office with his head betweeI
his hands
Try as he would he could not get
to- he heart Of the mystery
That the marquis had weaved the
skjlIfuI plot to degrade him in The
eyes of Lucille, he felt assured;
what part had Marie taken in i!
Back upon his mind came his old
disIruet Of her: her .,.-nge manner
of Iato-and yet she had nursed HIM
with the devotion or q sister; sne
had old him that she loved him
end was going to be his wife, why
had she not told him everything
and helped him to clear himself
from the shame that rested upon
him?
He got up at last, feeling sick and
dizzy, and went to find Mr., Doyle.
"HelIo!' exclaimed that gentle
man, at sight of Harry's face.
whats the matter?"
I've heard bad news, - said Harry.
Il must ask you to let me off duty
for day or two"
"a day or two! Why, man, you
are going to be married the day
after tomorrow" exclaimed Mr.
Doyle, staring at him.
Harry put his hand to his brow.
Il had forgotten that"
'FOrgOtten?"
but I will try 10 get back in
time l must so. must. Tell Miss
Verner-' he stopped What mes
sage could he leave hpr-"NO. tell
her nothing; lust say that nave
heard bad news, and that have
had to 90 into the country Ask
her not to think too badly Of
me for leaving her so suddenly and
lust now. but to believe that the
business I am going on is far more
tmnortant than even orr maria ge-.
"Sa1,os alive lad what is ito,
eiacnIatad DovIe
q cannot toll Won, Don't ask me,,'
said moon. Harry Won can trust
mo no,,Iaqn
ora t,,,e+ Won, with ovorv+bfno 7
bod N tho World and all con1-
IrD ,I.L
like to see you like this, lad; youn
knock yourself up, Harry, for
thousand"
Il should go mad if stayed here
and let this business slip" said Har-
ry." GoOd-by dear friend. I'm In
sore trouble. but no one-not even