The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03

/ ing a young lady" 20 him. and she had
not time TO remember IL partook OF the
nature OF deceit, because he sent a wave
OF confusion over her by continuing: In
America. also. one would propose mar
riage TO lady. herself. before to her
| father"
II II our custom" agreed Marearet.
'out'-with her prim teachers air
your custom II far more decorous"
His face fell. then promptly brighten.
ell. Perhaps II would be best to speak
To both. so near the same time one can.
| But this - another thing your must ex.
plain me. How is It most preferable TO
the lady. that one shall write or shall
| come"
oh. WRITE said Margaret quickly.
How silly OF her TO suddenly feel so
/ frightened; she wished that she were in
a room and not In "A carriage with min:
involnntarily she shrank back into her
own corner. and sh" found that she was
playing with the soiled and frayed edges
Of tear in the cloth Of the side-curtain
and watching her pearl-colored fingers
Those gloves she had put on new. that
day. How reckless. But she had not
+, the resolution To- desist Hts voice Arag-
ged n little. An, yes ~ she would re-
| fuse. but if-notr'
In any case" said she
Look he exclaimed. at the sunset
An. Is IL not lovely =
OF a sudden they were looking not at
the sunset. but into each Others eyes.
and all about them was that wonderful.
Thanksgiving glow. and IL seemed a. n
there were nothing in the Who'll. world
that he had not said.
Is II to the right. Herr Captain" ask
Ell the driver. turning on his seat to
divide a benign and COMMUNICATING
smile between them.
a..
yellow stucco ~ the tension Jumped at
| their eyes around corner. aud there
were the clerEyman's widow and the
teacher at the door. They ten upon the
carriage In a clamor Of explanation and
sympathy; they were az her side when
ne bowed over her hand and his-eI IT,
saying. "Aufwiedersehen
That was all. There was never any
more. He did not come again. or II he
came. she was not there since IN. next
day they were on their. way 10 Bremen
summoned 10y cable To- her sisters death
bed. she never heard from him or of
him again. Yet she mad left her Ameri-
can address with Ills aunt for any letters
that miEht need 70 be forwarded. and a
-tlff lettle note Of thanks and farewell
"A perfectly neutral note such as any
friend might give or receive There fol-
'~~d weeks crowded with sorrow and
business Ohe sister was a widow with
out children. and she shared her estate
...t" Her Other sister,. and Margaret
imputed her deep depression To these
natural and sufficient causes She rated
herself for vanity In reading her own
meanings into = courteous younE man =
looks and his Intelligent interest In ma
t.onal difference OF manners. Sne foS-
tered her shame with the New Englnua-
ers zest for self-torture. Rut one SITTER
noon. Without warning. there feH uuon
II.
a. II some invisible power controlled and
changed all tne currents OF her thought;
She knew that her friend was not faith
,ess or careless ne was dead SD. be-
gan 60 weep gently. thinking pltir4IIy Of
MS c.f father with the loud voice. and
.i~ fragile mother and th. sister and
brother and the little nephew Poor
l'"Il". -a" Wut mure3. Wishing. for tie
f.rH time ia her life. to make suruo sign
~ her sorrow for them TO- them. $40 vino
always paid her toll OF sympathy. but
dreaded - and knew that she was
clumsy. She remembered tle day at the
'astl-. atd went over again -acn word
each lopk. y sensation that Sre s,uli
got understand. full 81 ave and sweet
less. possessed ..r 10 Wt~ indies, .r.i.i-
ME. NutIiuHaul'. buf 10 was also ifrs~tS-
ii".r. ni"r IT, ivpul-. she went %. q
Junk IN another f.uuI. from wIi.n size
AL not yet removed all tI, contents. lrf
took out her heidelberg Ihot.Esayh-.
SIZE said tu herself That sire wuuff look
at tUe scenes 90: trat da, g. her search
s'" cam" up"r pachsgs of tc- OVID
pictures a f-.h HI come me. mofnfu- 90
q. dsf tH.ff she had gone. lie rut.Ig NOT
4'ni'ih"ei ar! details 600 rts"it Wins t|'.l.
except that me bal been a. tu. .rutp-
-iaIa"r'- the dav before and IIfI :Yr
ft'u Wien tueN came Sre Va- 900 too
-fcat agitation 'they We're l.l-t par NiuxJ
90 more than fllnE them into a tta, She
could not tell wHf Sua took &C.. tari-~
oIt of t.~ etyel"is AMI fnu them Isi-
i'-sly turough H' fingers Hut 90 tine
.a>t ~ tie package she utf'i.I ct .ls.
TIE Taste 'art' Vas e UID,4i. uf Ai. Dr..
Witf TIE inscription go DIS own hand
rrin. Tor ever" 10 IS uot sAt.t Co.
Say Tat viii o." finding ~ the picture
Dog doubt ~ ..- affection Tor I-. .au-
i-uei. fnr BOO truth. SHE lad ru du.its.
? iHe possession was tou absolute. Rut
tD' sight came uIDu Der as tire pre- rncc
"i mortal being. alive AMI visible.
comes nn ore when 10 enters l fHufu.
Aud There .~ r' question trat 90 vaz 20
comfort o. sHs bad really loved Nl,. 90
this time. tie kraa ledge OF H.. .isatn
would have been Hpr srurl,-t sil,A. for
tffn ~.' could have uu loGs o. meet
niw a-tfu ir ono UnrII No hope of snine
explanation AMI tH" .1prIue-s of Iifs toe
settler itut -.' was unt fr love vIt. tho
toanE German. -.e vH- t.urHtT U. .Ia
Hiw.rHfiur. she admitted fiu f.tIr.It.
-.' felt fHe moving uf re- SUBTLE .ftfsr-
/ fi"n i.. -n' called friend-ip ,ri vri,h
wi4Nf Isss into O. Acrrer feeling. Hrf sHs
dii uof Jos. rtu. Nnt tIen Therefore.
ON" fnIf snesffrse fr hrr paif s.s
could fr~rf.f herself once more. -r. hat
new AMI ufat.rH. .Hr. f.r Was ..t ruf
beloved above uousr- 1ftU f.f .ff
lower come ta rrr. THROUGH v.af sffIr-e
i"i'a n WHt ernN. fn comfort nrf t