The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10

rloIe results. Near Chaut'ily. whilst
sw,,ehs a. over ntty miles an uou,, tue
Nllches We're tempered with and the
express dashed into a goods tsrin laden
win minerals. Very lew particulars are
Set TO hand. but tnc sNcrvss Was COIN
been lost
Amongst the dead arc ;he following
TIM .! one fster ~ ~i oat Tire names,
lh"n ne stopped short. \ littic NJ. lame
ton broke from Sograf. as,.'s lips IA.
thiTteenth nam" upon that li-t ,f dead
Hcrn.
Late in the afternoon Of the S.,n,. day
a motor car, -plashed with mud. drew
~ b'ioit the door OF the ialuSe ga
b"rktley square Sograngc who Was
standing talking 20 Peter before th,
oiar! window. suddenly broke OF IN
the middle OF a sentence. tie stepped
friends shoIIi,r.
quickly. What does she wan, here
IL H. the Baroness" he exclaimed
IN" Baroness whoy' Peter I.man,.d.
The Baroness Won katten You mus,
nav p,N heard OF her-she IL friend OF
There wa sa knock at the door and
the servant entered. rctrirg a card
-, rms lady would like to SEE you. sir.
on important business" ne san
directed
There was a very short DELAY. Tive
= "A
WORD. They heard the rustling ui "a
woman's gown. and Immediately after
wards the perfume Of Ni"lets seemed TO
MI the room.
The baroness Won Retten," the but
Ter announced
The door was closed behind her The
servant hau disappeared Peter ad-
Nanc"d 10 meet his guest. Sh. WAS a
httie aboN" medium height. very slim
with extraordinarily fair hair. colori.ss
race. and strange eyes she was not
hEV Al
man upon whom her Presenc. was with
out It's effect. Her voice was like her
movements. slow. ana with a grace Of
its own.
You do not mind that nave come
10 sec YOU she asked. raising her eyes
to Peters. Il bclieN. before / gn that
you viii think terrible things OF me hut
you must not begin before I have told
YOU my 'rrand. IL has been A erc,.
struggle with me before ! made up my
mind To come here"
Won't YOU sit down Baroness 49,
Peter invited.
She saw Sogrange and hcsitatcd
i.tm't me to present To you the
tie ~ my oldest Fri nd. Baroness
think that whatever you might have -
say 10 mo YOU might very well say be
fore him"
1t is-of private nature" she muir
INJURED.
'ho Marquis and have no secrets q"
Peter declared. either political or pri-
She sat down and motionod Peter 20
take "A place by her side upon the sofa.
You will forgive m" n : am a little
lncoherent. she impluryG. To-day
have had a shock You. too have road
the news You must know that the
Count won Ilern h. dead KILLED In the
railway accident last night"
We read o. m tho Daily Telegraph"
Peter replied.
1t is In all the p1p.rs." she contin-
ued. You know that he was very
Il e. "a of HHn.
Il have heard So" Peter admitted
Yet there was one subject she in
sisted. earnestly. upon which we never
agreed. ~" hated England. ! have al
ways loved 10. England was kind 10 me
when my own country drove me out
have always felt grateful % has been
schemes. In so much Of his work. Bcr-
nadine should consider his own country
AT the expense Of yours"
Sogrange drew a little nearer. II be
gan 90 be interesting. this.
Il heard the news early this morn
ing by telegram she went on. For a
long lime / was PROSTATE. Then early
this afternoon I began To- thiuk-one
must alr.ays think. Beruadine was a
dear friend but things between US late
" have been different. a little strained
Was n his fault or miue-who can say d.
Does one tire with the years. wonder
! wonder
Her ewes were uftcd TO his and Peter
was conscious II tho fact that she
bcsItifuk She looked slowly away
again.
This afternoon. as. sat alone she
proceeded. I rcmcmhcred that in my
keeping were many boxes 81 papers and
many letters which have recently ar
rived. All belonging 60 Bernadine. l re-
nect"d that there were certainly some
who were iu his confidence. and that
very soon They would come from his
country and take them all away. And
then remembered what owed TO Eng
land. and how opposed I always was to
l{ernadin"'s schemes. and I thought that
the hest thing could do Co show my
gratitude would Do Co place his papers
all In tho hands of some Engiishman, 30
that they might do no more harm TO the
country which has been kind 20 me. SO
Again her eyos wore Ifted 20 his and
Peter was very sure indeed that they
were wonderfully beautiful
You mean that you have brought me
these papers ha asked.
She SHOOK her head slowly.
No she said. = could not do that
There were too many 81 them-thsy are
phlets-rcy olutionary pamphlets. I am
afraid--all IN French. which I do not
understand 80. could not bring them
and ! drove up here 90 toll you that II
YOU like 90 come down 10 the house in
tho country where have been living. 70
which Eeruadine vas 10 have come to-
nizhf-H's and hiring your friend. too
" you wiIl..ynu shall look through them
before nN0UH else can arrive
'l 0u are very kind Peter muir
INJURED
When are wr Co come T"
YOU must come back with me now
1f once fhr Iaronosa insisted
nII order uIt cav" Tct,r declared
'Iu sou mind coming tn mine" she
begged o. ia NJ u0 rpuefuuenco n YOU
object iIf f.frE servant boz HernadI nos
h"u.' fe German AMI r. spy There are
mn women r.rHpf mf own maid Your
car Del IFrIl enough known co. them and
there uIEh. hf trouble n sou VIII
come With ws ruw NHu and YOUR friend.
N t1u lIA.. 7 vIif send tau fn fhe ata-
fnn Tonight In limo fn catch the train
Inu.f. '.rI fftf must have this
.N.nt "f m. mind You will cornsr
NI.
WIfhnu' F doubt. Is answered IF
sou HIN .tlu.r nr FOR one moment
While 7 'HE' I'F.r nf wN wife 7 will re-