The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
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all. hut her heart: too late she realized
lit was Law she loved. He never for
gave he. nor him. Though he married
| another woman, still he held rrcm me
the love of my wife I could not sleep
for hating him-and he was no better
off. Each sought the others ruin; 1t
! came to be an open duel between us.
In Wall street. One Of us had to fail
and l held the stronger hand The
night before the day that was to have
seen my triumph, walked in Central
Park. as WAS my habit to tire my body
80 that my brain might sleep. Crossing
the East Drive was struck by q mo-
tor-car running at high-speed without
lights. / was picked up insensible-
and lived to be only what am today,
Law triumpked in the street while I
Lay helpless; only living remnant of
my fortune remained to me. Then his
chauffeur, discharged, came TO me and
sold me the truth; 1t was Laws car
with Law at the wheel that had siruckA.
me down--a deliberate attempt at as
sassination. sent Law word that I
meant to. have life for life. For
what was better than dead? prom
ised him that, should he escape, /
would havo the life Of his son. He
snew meant it. and sent, his wife and
sonFahf0al: H'hens he siiedl sufdenIy2 OF
some common eilment--tiiey said; bsis
knew better. He died OF fear of me. .,
Trine sElsled cruel smile: .dI had
made his life IA reign OF terror. Ever
SO often ! would send Law, one way
or another--mysteriously always
Trey OF Hearts;4it was my death-sign
TOR him; asiyou know, our name, Trine,
signifies group of three. And every
time he received "a trey or hearts
within twenty-four hours am aftempt
or some sort would be made upon his
life. The strain broke down his nerve
Then turned my attention to the
son, but the distance was too great
the difficulties insuperabIs The Law
millions Knocked all my o forts. their
alliance with the Rotiischiids placed
mother and son under the protect;on
OF every secret police In Europe. But
they dared not come home. At length I
realized could win only by pfayinr q
waiting game. needed three things:
more money; to bring Alan Law back
TO America; and one agent I could
trust, one incorruptibIe agent. i ceased
10 persepute mother and son, lulieii
them into a sense OF false security. and
by careful spscnla latiohs repaired. nv nv
fortunes. In Rose ] had the lure tn
draw ths boy back TO America; In you.
ING one person could trust. s. slS
fsent6 Rose abroad and affanFeiI
that she should meet Law. They fell fn
love ct sight. Then wrate Informing
her that the man she had chosen was
the son ef him who had murdered ali.
or fsme but my brain. It fellsout as I
foresaw. You can imagine the scene of
passionate renunciatfor-pl az
undying constahcy the ARRANGEMENT
OF q secret code whereby, when f,he
neede3 him, she would send him sim
gle rose-the birth of great ro-
nance! So
The. old man laughter sardonicallyy
Well, there IS the history. Now the
rose has been sent; Law is sII.eafi,,.
iiomeEafd bound my agents are
watching his every step, The rest IL Il,
your hands" q IS &
The glrI Deut fuF = n Z. a & 49,
heavily, eyes aiiame ia face that hisd
assumed . waxen paIior.
!" What is It you wont of me n.
Bring Alan Law to me. Dead or.
...ss. - ==s = s.ss :,
goit can compass IT; i Wish TO see aim
die. Then !. too, may die content"
The hand OF hot -bioodef youth stola
forth and graspad the Icy hand or
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@ will bring him. Judith swore
dead pr alive, you hall have him
( II T THE krL or TREAGHERy.
But young Mr. Law was sbie AGENT
Of his own evRnisEl.nent. jSist ns ne
was nobody fool, least OF ali his own.
The hidden meaning of the trey OF
hearts pnfplexed him with auch dis
trust that before leaving London; he
dispatched a ode cnhlegfana 20 kinI
confidential agent In New York.
lsllnt yeu yon know about the tsSy
of heeztsf Answer fnaEdeii iafelyss,
The answer fofestalied his arrival
IN; Liverpool:
.Tfins's aeaih sien leF sssr FISHER.
For God's snkes look fls yOufseIf and
keep away IRON AnefidaS
But Alan had move tEen encs visz