The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-02

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Perhaps this accounts for mans lack
OF interest on the suffrage question,
Only Susan suspected the true state
tof affairs, being a woman. Having
| had no real romance herself, she de-
| lighted IN having n seroud hcnd one,
as you might sav. She intercepted
many q glance iud pretended not to-
sees.the- stolen hand pressures. The
wedding was already full drawn in
her minds eye. These two young
people should be married at susan
tFariaw's when the roses were climb
/ Ing Up the sides OF the house and
the young robins were boldly trying
their fuzzy wings. II struck her as
lfatEer strange, Int che could not con-
lure up tat this wedding, more than
! tsg9s,, men besides the minister, the.
fbrIdegroom. and the butler.
tsBy forsakirg his accustomed
haunts, under the advice OF Jones, the
hidden warfare ceased temporarily.
You can't very well kill man when
you don't know where to find him. E4s
fate his breakfast llaphazardly. now
here. now there. He received most of
his assignments by telephene and
wrote his stofles and articles IN his
club. In the writing rooms OF .hossIss
and invariably dispatched them to the.
office by messenger. The managing
editor wanted to know what. ali this
meant; but Norton declined TO tell
him. 'fii
1t irked him to be forced To rear
range his daily life-his labits. Il
Iwgs q revolution against his case, for
| he loved eace when he was not at
work. He. had the sensation or nav
Ing been etiddenly robbed OF his home,
OF having been cast out into s,rnets.
And on top Of all this he had TO 90 anu
fall In love! i. III 3 ~
| There was no longer q shadow or
posite the apartments Of the i,fincseas
Perlgoff. Braiue came and went night
! ly wishout discovering any one, ssTIiia
rather worried him: 1t gave INN siia
impression that the shadpW rad founa
Tout what he had been ssaekias aud no
longer needed TO watch tths conifiig
and goins of either EimssH or the
! Countess Perigoff. tiy.;s. lst |
| aolga, 1t looks as Il we were at the!
end OF our rope he said .discourIged-
iSco far. The devil watches over that
tgirl" "a
| "Or God" replied tae ccun,ass;
4 gloomily. "In nearly every instancei
their success has been due to chance.
Somehow I'm convinced that We be-
i gan wrong. We shout have Bet H;ir-
tESeaye s-c-Se quietly. followed him,
and made him fast when tie ght fuli-
Iportunity cams. Alter 4 ihenta or 60
bis vigilance sxould haze rGiaxeti; ;ie
would have arrived sit theS SSeiies thf.t
ne naa einaea US 81, 4 s;
| nndeed !.' IroAealiy, "sse wasnfs
| yigiiant All these wears Ia which he.
wy eiuao w.: HOW auout tie enlis:
no never sought n but & sgrardAd! yige:
lance tts nc or " glis3 a.f whiting elsss
al al lnese seventeen Years. lSlie tfutlt
sueceess mas developed coafae
| ~. asss IN our ' nielnods' :Anu now II X
| u.eo aao iass tor nnehess. We have trieS
EtRerc they ARE ::she gill free.k ,yoYtoi:
uhn naTlneu, and The fitther as secarll
/ W y nis retreat as though he wore AZ
,'ayisi1ie I coax. AZ NY head aches, i
nave We, ceased to be inventive,
ia,hara ~ e4s 10e are n lese With zach each
ys.s ~, 'sft Is Ia si
is!sl nave my eSes' Ras. begin q
%0naef Z;
| tst5l.AgoIns ,t,,.eI What titht! q
WInseslnes or not Jones suspecss M.
1Eg - StVinE me rope to hang my
seil WIZ. 5Not once have the pOiics'
Sen!iyt & lapps psnei The arc totally a:i
ss7s sss,, sls. as;lenaI nns 5scome Of the
&. sl.a a., q over & 1si tne way r g;
~ ,;s tsy ssls ne lteEq aarry!s excialmSsl
| ,ssalts. ,3s 81 eispping !nss hands be-
1lese we .sciyea M that. We shot q man;
feelpia q ont 81 Hargre tse's. Since then;
IlueLG H. DGafI M A0nn alkrnnSr7 ~
onS me- .ana y .tae same M N 50
But tge linoNied3e doesn't get ub.