The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

i Euna Eonar before and after she mar
RED Joe. ! should have thought that
she was Mrs. Hillen. by reason OF the
deck-walking and the whispered con-
yersations with their chairs side by
side.
except what troubled my own sensitive
put down my checks on the proposition
that this soul-mate business was just
new: that ~ had started aboard ship
and under the influence OF one clear
spring night. on excellent moon. and the
spell OF the sea. as the poets call II.
i record had been one Of common sense.
Mrs. Hilton Was newer to me. but 1
could see that she was lightweight in
All things. Joe and Herbert lived up 20
the words OF the poet-Some men are
bonehead. ever.
With Havana not far from Us. saw
the danger increasing. Havana has the
moon above IL. the wide sea in front OF
II. and all about u an atmosphere re-
markable in its action on frail humans.
can't even smoke the same cigarettes
that you dote on in New York: YOU fall
Tor the black, smarting kind. Instead
OF good American rye. YOU drink a rum
that stands your brain on its head. And
guy who won't bet. when he's in New
York. that he's got two legs will try TO
business By splashing brown enecks ali
over the roulette layout.
Haturaiiy Feared " fSr the m. enc; you Sf
, Havana on the quartet. From the peace
ful way they were going about the ar
fectly satisfactory TO every one concern
ed-assamlng that ! wasn't concerned.
| shouldn't have been. for I had always
any one aside to caution him against
liquor or turkey-trotting or Florida land,
anu ! did not purpose. at my advanced
age. TO begin the gratuitous distribution
4 OF gypsy warnings
The fourth night out was off duty
The san Rentino was due in Havana IN
n Int "A
went on deck TO enjoy the spring night.
The moon wasn't up yet but the stars
glimmered down on placid ocean The
soul-mates were not in sight. Most Of
the passengers had gone to get fun
nights sleep. so that they could see the
sunrise which Mr.. Cook always pro-
Nides In Havana hsrbor.
After a while. FOR lack OF anything
eise 10 DO ! made a round OF the state
room corridors Its part OF the bust
ness. Just az 4 hotel clerk has TO take
reek at every room I'm the house at
ieast once year. Ny present errand,
however did not include any peekinE.
The Ebnars and the Iliilens had
double suite de luxe with fine parlor
The ransom showed me that the parlor
was lighted. I could hear the four talk
ing did not eavesdrop. but / could not
help knowing that they were framing II
all up In surprisingly calm vay. They
would never 20 back to Ohio. As soon
as the law would let them. they would
3" their ways as their hearts dictated
10 Paris or Petersburg. or the Orient
Edma was going to change her name
from Mrs. Joseph k.bnar to Mrs Herbert
4Iillsn. while Miilicent Hiilen was going
10 be Mrs. Joseph Ebnar. Ebnar was
wishing his wife and Herbert Hillen
. MeH. Herbert was wishing well to Joe
Ebnar and Mrs. Hillen. Mrs Ebnar
hade Eood-hy and good luck 10 Joe who
: had been her husband only ten short
p ears. and to her dear friend Mrs Hil!en
Nh" y" As about 10 become Ebnar's guild.
iiE S'dr. Mrs. IIill~n. n bit more thea
tricai than the others. Vas CRYING as she
t.~s with Mrs Ehrlr
There followed rr"-s-v -Shiug ir To-
"Httdi u ma. sound complicated o.
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vent forward and spa: a. th., oft,-
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