The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-26

can't come back. But The Thing look
cd go easy; and it would have work
ed but for Nortons appearance.
You all but compromised me. The
butler worries me little" Her ex-
preston lost its anger and grew
thoughtful. Hes always about
somewhere. Dc, you think Horis-eave
took him into his confldencc!'.
Cant tell. he's been watched
for forty hours. He hasn't mailed a
letter or teiephoned to any place but
the grocery. There have been no
kilograms. Some one in that house
knows where the money is, and It's
ten to one that 1t Will be the GIRL
"She looks enough like Katrina to
be her ghost"
Braine went over to the window and
stared up at the stars.
you have made good impression
OH the girl?" with his back still to-
ward her.
II had her in my arms"
"Olga, my that is OF to you. turn
ing. now that his face was again in
repose. "Your very frankncss re-
garding your relationship will pull
the wool over their eyes. OF course
they'll make inquiries and they'll find
out that you haven't lied. It's per-
feet. Not even that newspaper Weas-
eI will see anything WRONG. Toward
you they will eventually ease up and
you can act without their even dream
ing your part In the business We
must not be seen in public any moro.
This butler may know where staE,
even though he cannot prove it. Now,
I'm going TO tell. you something. Per-
haps you've long since guessed It,
Katrina was mine till Hargrave--nev-
er mind what Ills name was then-till
Hargreavc came into the fold. SO
sure OF her was that useG ner as a
lure to bring him to Ns. She fell in
love with him. but too late to warn
him. had the satisfaction Of seeing
him cast her aside. curse her and
leave her. In one thing she fooled
us all. l never knew of the child
till you told me-
He paused to lighta cigarette.
"Hargraye was madly in love with
her. He. cursed hor. but he came
back to the house to forgive he: to
find that she had been seizcG by the
secret police and entomtcj in tl.e for
tress: I had my revenge 1t was
I who sent in the information, practl-
cally bogus. But in Russia they. new
er question they. ac: and forget. So
he had a daughter
He began pacing the floor. his hands
behind his back; an1 the woman
watched him, osc'llating between icve
and fear. He came TO i halt abrupt
and fear He CAME TO i halt abrupt-
ly and looked down al her.
/. "PDont worry. You nayn 10 rivsi.
All leave the daughter to your tender
mercies 49, ..l.i:-i., 10
"The butler" she said, ."has full
powers of attorney 80 act for Iinr-
greayas while .abscairii IN ito The day
fhe girl becor1es OF legal age.""G
Lii keep aa eye, ON our friend
Jones. From now or, day anti night
ware Wouse!e Could You make up rny.
thing like this glri?, 'gaddenly. 10,
"a Fair likeness,,s, 6 "a ~
'.Go it, Go.to that ship which ,.ick-
edaup the man nj. sea aud !. auizs che
Either tho aviator. or sIIar.
greaSe is alive. It Is important to
learn which at once. i9e very careful,
play the game as soniy. YOU know how
to- PLAY u. And ~: Hnrgr sa9at IS,
alive; we win Top1orrcW morning,
enrly. eara of ans suss:1 ana b allatbat.
Sailors are ,ensy when q Norman. weaps.
No color; rememher jias, the ;yeI.Gw
Wig and the Eaiient feat (. 6 low, by,
byi & &
B ssArsnt you going.Lo kiss me, Leo y
He caught her hands. g There liz a
spccies OF Delilah about yop, uTgs. "A
kiss tonight. from Your lips, would
snib my l6rkst and need a. clear
heap. Whether I'VE full or. win & when