The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
CONTINUED from Mondays Intelnsenoer)

Now. from the tanglc Of the dream
thought. Il find that she fears tnac nes
husband rs too intimate with anotnrl
woman and that perhaps d sHe@f for SYM,
pathy. DR.. Maudsley. as l said. II nor
only bearded. but somewhat OF a social
lion He had called on her the DAY oe
fore. OF such stuff are all dream llotls
when there is no fear. But she KNOWS
that she: has been guilty OF no wrong
doings-she escaped. and felt relieved.
I'm Glad of tha;." l put In. Il don't
like these scandals.
Which suggests our next step. ne
said. turning the subject. i nope tnac
Butler has found out the retreat u
Veronica Haversham.
We discovered Miss Hiversham at last
at Or. ,klemm'S Sanitar:um. up IN tne
hills OF WcStchaStrr county. usl'sht.
full place with reputation tor lis rest
cures
She had gone up there rather suddenly
il .Scented 10 reCuperate. NJ least tnSS
was what was given out. though tneFS
.emed to DC much mystery about her.
and she vs. taking n" treatment as idF
Who is hsr phy$iciahc" asked Ken
nedy of DIR. kIe71n, as w. sat in his Dun
urtuuS office.
4 Or. Maudslcy of the city,.
Il wonder il could see her: e..
WHY. of collrSe--it she IS willing
I.
. Dr. klemm pulled down swltch on d
large oblrng oak box on his desk. asked
for Miss HaverShans. and waited fio-
ment.
a vocaphuuc' replied Kennedy: rms
sani,arium i quite up t. date. klenlm.
The doctor nodded and smiled. les.
Kennedy" rs replied. communicates
,ucaphco,. Mss HavsrStam. this Is D:.
klcnm There il L. DR.. kenn%dy hefS
visiting another patient. SpecialiSt from
New York He'd like very much I" Sc"
YOU ii YOU can sr'>rs lew "! NM, Colo.
.Tarl him 70 COME up. Inc H"s'f
seemed TO com" from the r"caph"n" as
though she were in the room with uS.
Veronica Ha>rrsham was indeed wnn-
: dertut. one nt :he leading ltsur"s III inc
night lie "t Now York. q SiAtu"Spue
hrnnsttn Of striking beauty. though |
had near: Of often ungovernahlc temper.
Ye, cher. was something strange ao"u'
a>f;ss Hay-rSham." began Kennedy
"thcy tell mo that y"H are suffering
from nervousness Perhaps MAY h''f
YOU 80 ..;,, E.
I'm sure | havr no reason 70 ', rstuSE =,
she said What would you suggest.
yell. first "t all there Is Il Vel! Si"'-
,,Is fest Id like 10 try.
Again | watched Kennedy rs ne 'aCl'
fully went through the preparations ipl
another kind of pSycharaiSSlS. piacius
Miss HaVcrSham at h:t SdSs pti a "' ~
port IN such 4 way that nothing Wou'G
distract her attention. .NS she recllntC
AGAINST the leather pillows in thf
shadow 1t was not difficult :" ucdsrs'anC
the ture 10y which she hflu losH'u"' ~
i'm. ,nttric IF her inlimatcS. cre
beautiful white arm. bare 20 the el1? .,
hung carelcSsly over the edsc VI the
tiavcnpor; displaying plain gold brace
iEo,y." began Kennedy. on whom
knew the charms Of Miss Havershan
produced negative effect although "nf
would never have GUESSED II rom az
manner, as. read off from tins list OF
words / wish that you wuCid repeat IN.
mrs, thins. anything" he emphasize d
that comes into your heal, no mater
how trivial it may seem. IL - rasH l,
do Well call il Il game. he reaSSursh
Kennedy handed Il copy Of the list e
me TO record the answers Ihere mus
have been some htt% words apparrnl!iS
senscless. chosen at random. 1t seemed