The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24

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ates. no olner lneaisine acts hke ~ 4
for no other medieine y iike y.
Get Hoods sarsapafilia today.
/ Insist on having Hood 9.
TO any other man j Would Say
travel: But to you 4 say when you
/ leave your rooms don, Y 90 where ypl
Il fifst thought YOU would that IL, some
usual haunt They'll be every where,
near your restaurants, Your clubs,
your omee. on:fe 2 methodical young
n nan become errattc: Keep away from
mere Tor At least three days, but al
ways calf me up by telephone some
time during the day Never under any
I:efrc tances unless 4 send for You,
|Kconle mere at night Only one man
NOV watches the house during the
Day but I'VE are proving around
Ii aiter dark. They mig ilt have inst true
ltions to shoot you on sight. can't
n spare You just az present, Mr.. Norton.
you've been q g6dsend; and Il It
seems that sometimes did not trust
you ,t.illy II was because + did not care
70 IRA you IA tob deep. = rs
n - Deep sA' thought Of Florence
n and smiled sin@a Could anybody
Il ne IN deeper Than he was Once 1t
was on the tip Of hts tongue t6 con-
Tess his love for Florence, but the
gravity OF Jones' count enahce was an
\ Obstacle to such move lit did not IN
\ 'vtte 1T itsl;s ssl \,
To be sure, Jones had no real au-i
| thofity to say what FLORENCE should;
or should not do with Aer heart. STILL
from all points of view. it was better
to-keep the AFFAIR under the rose till
there came more .propitous hour in
which TO make the disc oshre..r =
Love, In the midst of ali these
alarms! Sharp, desperate rogues On
one side, millions on the other. and
yet love could enter the scene SCI
reneiy, like an actor who had missed,
his cue and came on too soon. 7 NJ
Oddly enough, there wass no real
loyemaking such as You often read
about. "a pressure of the hand. /
| glance from the eye, there was seldom
anything more. Only olce4that Srnen amt
orable day on the river roafl.f1ad l,el
kissed her. Nosword Of love had beei,
! spoken on either side. ,fn MAT wild
moment all convent onalities had do
appeared like sh1bka Fifi thei WIND
There had been neither .part nor ,f f,,-
ture, only the present IN which thev
knew that they loved. with i,eff re-
was happy; for he had no time To,
Plan over the future. Away from a.
he saw the inc yitabie ;barfiers nirnyid.
ing against the marriage SbetJgean : !
poor Young NAH and 4 very riSh y yos,s
woman A man Who has any Eresn ,,.f
wants always to be on eo,ial terms
withshis wife, financially more than In
any other thing. It's the way thiss
peculiar organization caiiad sSoc; ;eIls
has written down its rules. Donbtiess
a relic of the stone age. when An w v,.,,t
out with his club to- seek q VII, ana ~
drag her by the hair e his dan anu and
there to care for her an dtos guard i l,sr:
with his life's blood Ii ID ona ~ the the
few primitive sensations that rema IN
to us, this wanting the female Es, ds-
pendent upon the male Perhans this
accounts for mans lack Of interest y IN n
the suffraget Question 3 fi IL ~ N
Only Susan s,lspectad the trne STATE
Of affairs. being 4 woman Havsne. s ma
no real romance herself: she deIiehteis
= Ia nasins SECOND s'ls mana one, as you
glance and DYeto fed mt III,