The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

jlowiy fer ut least an. hour. They
might very well have ,2gitcil fer th
relief train. But he could not Stap
tho thought of inactivity. The prince3;
had her choice Of Giaying bchinAFor
going win him. lie hated tho woman
but he could not refuse llrr 'a'd. Sh
had cut on the side OF her head, anu
ghe limpcrl besides.
They stopped ut the first farm
house. teSplafEtd what had hal pence:
and the mistress urged them TO enter
She. she had seen no one, and Ger
tainly not a young woman. Slio must
have wandered off in another; diree-
rtioa., She ran into Tho kitchen for n
basin and towel and proceeded to
Fpatcli the prifcess' hufts.
She WAS extremely uneasy. That she
should bo under obijgatioa To Morton
CALLED her. There ywas a,apark of etks-
acicnee left An, her SOUL She had tried
to destroy him. dfd Le had been kind
to her Was he a fool or was he deep.
playing game astshrewd as her own?
She could not, tells Who're was YFoon ?
, Had he carried Florence, Off? -,
An hour later a man came In.
"HuIia! More folks from the
wreck?'' a
Where's the horse, end buggy,
Jako?"h Ills wife asked.
Rented II TO a;,uan whose ttanEi.t or
was hurt He went 10 the village"
viii you describesithe daughter ~
asked Norton. ,fes5 d. 80
The princess twisted her fingers.
The farmer rntlely described Flor
Icncc..
slave you another horse and sad
Whats your hurry \
i"I'Il tell you later. What want now
is tho horae. q
what is to become or meg" asked
ne princess. "a i ,sli. Il x
...Y0n. Will he in good hands" hc an
ewercd briefly, II am going to find out
wiittt has ;jeCaiEiu 1f Fii15TGHca. Is there
ia deserted farmhouse licreabouts s'''
Ehc asked of tbesfarmer.
Not that Iarecollcet." H.
why. yea, there is. Jake. There's
hat old hut about twi miles up the
fork" volunteered the wifc. aWherc
tho Sweder died iast winter.";ys
"By jiHgo! I'm going into The vii.
lagc aud sec IL that man brought In
the rig &stgs,i e
But get my horse first My name
Star I'M New York Which way d. /
go2' -
..Ifirst turn tetiie left. Come On: I'll
get Tire horse fbgsyou", ~. : 5.s
0Dce the horse was safdied, Nor
ten set off at run. lie was unsS,a.ed;
he forgot all about 4his faet Ills one
ul9lght was toSfiuel tho woman no
loyot. He WAS not afraid OF meeting
d dozen men, iiDfwillc his present
fury lasted
And he fell intu,nn ambush witttn
n hHrdrell sarapsetf h!s goal. Thps
dragged liin OF ibe. horse aud buffet
ed and nishandi ietR him Into the iilt.
Eo,,;i 81 s!!ts,s..s.!e9. :sas.;as grccn, ri.h1
bling his hands
eai'i know yosl,ayptf Rfissiai rat-r'
cried Merton. Aid II I ever get nut
of, this I'll Kill ypthput of hand, Damn
your"
10, yes; tux. talk: hut 1t never
ists Is fT:if jjot Fodss s III
ney1r have tIfe chance 20 Kill me out
OF hand, as you eayz Resides. do you
know my face?"
II do. The. mask doesn't matter.
Yolres tho man who had me sisang-
aied. The goiee 9is enDugh.'s 4 ssss
VERY good Tlist.s YRliaf r. wished
to know TAat,s ynsir ssatti warrant.
Wen do - i;..se They beed to do IT. at
tile cd iacademy tis y0H 10 She rail-
road tFaots. We sl5sik not iiiurs fyoa 1T
all III sefae engfae runs over yon
heaven is witneiH VIC did not guide
The cngine. RENE nl,er the story OF the
boy and the eat o. wasa1 pulling the
cht;S tails ne v - only holdine Il. no
eAf "a ! the s,ttiiinE. Hrine hisa ai6sla
nletis slfiso; 81 precious, and wa tiiRy;e q
lEcpd deaf TO do before night settles
DOWN Colne or. with him. Tho track Is
nniy 8 eHoft distance. =, n
dina 4inR 81 cried Elorenee ln am
gui5h 4;
Never you mind, girl: they're only
biuffing They won't dare