The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12

IBeA WIS Hcfl IOFLkuCu ffDs1OTGF A1EtGlItf
i heard os the great changes that had
oeeuTred SINCE be lett home. The oeei-
sion OF bis tie'lgliE 0f,itAt eli was tllat
the Gaze became known % Dublin at
torney, 0.Roufke who knew the Strong
iords. especially Herbert, and through
. desire for gain, ps well rs sense
t'of Justice, concluded u 6nd Arthur, II
alive, and notify him TINT his Iuher,
!i5anee was about 10 pass TO another.
He! too. sent aiisagens 80 .&nlesIea lii
the matter OF ttls Stronghold title and
esthfes. vi, 10 ;t.a
Artbur was riding over the broad
acres OF hls folIaceo plahtati6il iieii
8 man aceessed him aud handed iiIInf q
letter from oiRddrke notifying him Of
the death of Ills fatfief ana brother
ond suyipg his cousin had laid claim th
the title md estate! Arthur at oncs.
put his affairs In America In a posi-.
ton, TO 90 to Ireland and took the next
vessel tliat sifiied from philadelphia,
Arriving ia Dublin. hc went straight
10 o,IlqIlfhe. whom he had known be.
fore leaving home. and introduced
himself us ..krthtff Donovan! he re.
ceIyed liIs first setback In the fact ttdt
tlle aattorpey az reeogIilzea nothing In his
appearance OF tue 'y9pth he had seen
mere ttal yen years iIefore He asked
Arttillr what pfoot he had !" iik lden.
THY. md Arthur was oblIgea 91fess
( that the life he lisd Ted lis 4. sailos
dlleing the 4lnerieaR var had respItea
{ IN the destruction OF every paper lie,
had, pos ssetj connecting him with the
Iamlly3 .ssft ~
Sl' lte!itse sfas dlslieslrtened. he had
st,sit sgi5is ss'l.i tn95sls& MOI N senning an
ageS ~ si sIiesiea g stieh II row
peareasl ne ls Sy:.s lllseig TO lose. DC fsti
very a2itlttiiE Iat9llt hts elisgk being
tle Esll rtisit DONOVAN I. hut
Who iltg I'D rlleMfi M in his expeIi lice;
Witi ilt1 stil lsts. how 10. pllt llII
good Esltt ne gpseslsEea and Sticceetied
1y naFiilt TN gyeIits which htId hap;
psned ~ bis family With whirhi
y kouFEe sgsls con VERSA Mt in pEttiug
siltllelsLis eoptde tlse In the tFornass
10 ihdil him TO lifid lake Ids eilse.
Iaoagn arthur was olllit;ed TO send TO
= naet1ca 9kot. ~ 20 illiy the eosts.s
When iierllegt noIofgn saw the:
i lclalte ant 20 the y ggtofd tile be felt
quite scoInforse He bud seen his
cousin freq nensly IN Yeats gdne BY
md and nov saw not the slig ghtest re-
sem hlaIlc &c bet man aud Ar
alan oe 8 setiffs s residence md
.Titas clSea tae l,6nse searching Cor inS
m per8 or IIKeiless that mil ghf Md III
estlb hing al tlintls claim vi Il had
fohad ana d tlninIs
gaIlgting rthug
was s.eslIis OF liA d dc.
5stT0yed the spttsFs ma kent ,file spor-
trait tlil be- srsil Slisc0s
Iy0Hlf ala his or y ca se Sor. bis d6sfs
I2ss III nd iiS sliYed havoc (
with slel 81 6Fd l6iise.iol az
t5trehgF md fhnf III
tiufaS afn 0 iflse S.srf eIlifk M n Iff1I3fs
elsewhere. ana of fii6se ~ 10 1Iias ned
many ffohcnaenp HIM ah irnbgst6F. tsle
hum ffs seeper II ils hoyifids, as
Gfiil there. llioug hnt SsstS or
dogs geres left leg .tIle q no
sssEsiIssg 81 the 1l2d li;lntsd
slEee bis departure sficbae5 esi isa
sew Arthnp ID iietiier
was the Hsaps n ssiis 4 4
youth or al 4 a thurs :
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