The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

near the orchestra. How many JOY.
u SUNDAY dinners we had had there!
Heigh-ho,
us that he:" she whispered. clutch.
Ing my arm of a SUDDEN. her gaze di.
fected TO a nearby table.
looked and shook my head.
No; my Frenchman nae 4 mus.
tache and a goatee."
Her hand dropped ~listlessly. I con.
Tess to the thought hat IL must have
been very trying for her. What a
! plucsy girl she was. She held me in
contempt. and yet she chung to me
patiently and unmurmuring. And l
had lost her.
We may have TO 20 odw-town.
mo. as l live, there he is now
Where There was half a sob in
her THROAT.
The table by the short fight OF
stairs. man just lighting the
cigarette. I'll 40 alone"
But cannot stand here alone in
the middle Of the door,.
i called a waiter. Give this lady a
chair for a moment" and I dropped
a coin in his palm. He bowed. and
beckoned for her TO follow. .......
Women are always writing fool things
and then moving Heaven and earth TO
ecali them.
Monsieur de Beausire?" / said in
quirinGly.
Beausire glanced up.
On. Get ees..........I forget zs
name?"
/ told him.
Il am delight" he cried joyfully.
as IL he had known me all my life.
Zee chair. be seat"
Thank you. but it's about the
Hats"
Yes. It seems hat the hat gave
you belongs TO another man. In your
haste you did not notice the mistake.
shining tile.
This is your hat."-producing the
Mon Dieu." he sasped. seizing the
nat; "eet ees mine, See, | bring
heem from France: zee nom ees mine.
II. and | nevaire look in zee uzzer
hat am ~pair-fckly ~dumfound'!".
And his establishment Mas genuine.
Where is the othe rhat. the one I
gave you? I was i'm a great hurry.
Il have heem here" reaching 10 the
vacant chair al his side, while the
French consul eyed us both with
.tAAH1 1AENNaA AOAAH NE IS Ill
tics.
old Lentlcman's hat.and the burden
cropped from my shoulders. "Eet ces
such "A meestake' laugh: eh?" lie
shook with nlerriment. 4 wear two
Eats and not kno" zee mcestake."
! thanked him md made off a.
grace uily ar I could. The girl rose
as she saw me returning. When I
N9l Hh.sN haW gHTa l..
with her slender body Inclined to- |
war' me. Shc stretched forth a hand
u solemnly | gave her Mr.. Chitten- !
zen hat. 7 Wondor'd vaguely II any !
y was looking at us. and. IL so, what
he thought 81 US.
Tho girl pulled the hat literally In !
10 oHt in her s~agsrness. hut her
rl"veG fingers trenhlcd 50 that the |
r'c.rUs letter futtered To- the foo-.
W" hoth stopped. ont 7 was quicker. .
was n" attempt on M part To- So
me address: my act was one Of corn I
polttencss. But ! could no help J
seeing the name. II was my own 3
GIVE 10 10 me- she cried breath /
lcsslv.
: Cid 90. I was not. at that uarticu-
moment. capable 81 doing ANYTHING /
tis'. was f"l b.wiidercd. N- own I
? 'I1c. Sh. turned. LgEG.nE tho ha..
TIE legal Documents and Tho letter.
ami hurr cd down th" main stairs. az
heels.
Til Oh" driver my address: I can
return lone"
= cannot permit that 7 objected
decidedly. Tho driver .s a stranger
10 "a both 7 insist ,n seeing y9u 90 !
~" door. after that tou may rest 49, .
s. red that I shah NO. longer inlet
upon you my presence. odiuus a. 10
doubtless - to YOU" q
AZ b was uiready I'm tho cab and
could not 60 ust tfhou ufd
climbed iu beside her and called a.,
Strcot and number 10 the dri1 cr.
LEGALLY the letter IL mine 10 is
itr' ssed ~ me ond has passed ort
It YOUR keeping
You shan never. never have it,
Nth,msutl,.
II IL not necessary that I should r
] replied, for ! vaguely understand"