The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

me To The longest da:' | live
III love You with every breath
/ draw. could not d. thnt--unless
VIII you marry NC:
The stiffness about them then WAS
lik" L tangible th!me. m'hsurclcsS an!-
infinite. I:u, into il Ialt"rrd almost 1T
"nc" that voice liz" SILVER bells.
III Your" perfectly SUR You want me
to- sand Mary family.
Her eyes met his, IN Il Wonderful union,
divIn"ly sealed TIA" TrufulSC ri her Ups.
stamped u forever ami ever with
heavenly stamp
Tn" bay h"r>"s curHcicI and i:;i:C"d.
tn" colchinun prLnrr'i :" hiS s"mt Il big
red motor baChtd. snOrtrG. h"Hkcd. and
whizzed past Jhrfn. Tt,' experimenting
was over. The little Ism" 81 KAY car
riaEes. breaking itself inIn prices. was
mnneuvcring for rights ~ Way home
ward. Til" hay horses. turning. too.
were caught In tn" press and must needs
20 slowly: 80 that ia" Whole vivid pa
EcAnt might HAY" been but the ordered
setting for This m"iurnl--fur Lawrence
Narncy and III" girl h" had sworn 10
carry home /" h"r father
In the square. the lingering crowd
attuned Ia cheering was SummnmiTg ole
name utter an"thcr 10 noisy frliCitatiJn
cut OF the tumufi rose one persistent
voice. ClamnrimG u rIanTcl-SS request.
Yes. IL WAS fiuCki"ys voice. very nrar
evidently on his own front porch. and he
WAS saying over and over: "i."nme ask
you, I.nmm" ask YOU" And about the
moment III" Nlct"ria-- TnmmyS victUrl'
(Tommy himself Il in" truth b" known.
riding snuslH "n III" back springs AT that
very m"inrniI--g"t safely rui about
MIR. iIAcklcy secured what public notice
h" required and dIrulSc'! The nature 81
his request.
''t"llcrS what's The matter with Var
EGy""
Instantly L thousand voices puIverizrd
the mans lhtuouA anxiety. Hard after.
as the gallant slogan swept on u make
aSSurnnc" dnubly sure. they gave burk
the nHa" in L roar like the rush Of waters
But The man for whom all the voices
strained themselves did not hcur their
doubt destroying response: tumultnua
though 1t Was. Another voice. close be-
sidc him, had taken up that refrain.
making all others Inaudihls. Il shy. glad,
Whispering voice OF chimes.
He's all right
The common words were Glurficd by
that voice. made over into II Iwrrt and
solemn bcncdictium. He sat very silent
hunihlcd and twrTi 10y the revealed : is
aI" u! his own graf happiness. At last
shc found courage 10 venture IL look at
HIM: and h. saw that OVER his pale AMI
diSiigur"d iarr th'rc had come Il find
IF glory. the joy at sudden peace out OF
pain.
Soon h" SPOKE: and his words at first
Seemed to her very lar atield. though
ih"r" WAS that in his unStcad!rd voice
which treasured her beyond speech.
Would yea m!nd stopping at tho
hot"l--unly Il minute. have M old
enemy there. and | Zee! that | must see
him"
oh no. nn.--mu>t you: oh. please
! can't i"t YOU go m"w. And am
nfraid-~afra:d If what might hAppcn--"
She stopped IN that. somehow 2athrr-
ing without looking al him that she had
not followed his thought.
Il want in take him b. III" hand said
Nar0cy. and tell him that it's all right
now
Tho" WAS Il hight carriage rrbr about
them. 70" the vanished sun had left the
breath 0f autumn in the air; and be-
meath il her hand. from which the white
El"N" Had h"rn stripped. touched and
Was Sndd"Hly gathered into HIS own. y
Gl"ri"uS trcmblc Snot through his body:
and n"w he could turn his shining fuce
fully toward hcr.
"Y"u'r" not thinking that could keep
an enemy to-day:
AS til" rarrihg" stopped before the
hotel entrance, h" aided:
And | must tell hlnu Hn' - bothnr
Peter amy m"r" You SEE. Peters ilnc
man. hut h. hasn't. got my reasons for
''l'.t IN i'''' - i'i' hN' NV WI '''.
i hat" /" 90. our first parting has
com" 500. I:I!: this j. Il duty. and
and g""G-h?"'''
Shv n'',: forgot IA" lock- up"n his
face.
'li""d-hyc. Amd on would you please
hurry
With All h"r"Ul"ar effort he detached
himself !r"ru IN" carriage rnd rushed
into the hotel. The sam" bored looking
clerk wH* sitting behind the desk. par
Ing rh'. sam" sails with tn" sum" "fiire
scissors Eu' his iin". at sight -!
Narnry. b" $prhnr instantly tn his feet.
all smiles and cag"rn"Ss t. serve.
"Why. good evening Sir. Nmru"r. Wei!
sir, NoG'rc lnnkin' b"lt"r'n "" expected.
md / tell You IlunSinn's mighty glad to
So" YOU UP and about again
Yarnry marT"l"d Sow h" had nvnr
formed such a mean opinion nf III" clerk.
whom h" now SAW IL b.. n decidedly lik-
able Young man.
Thank you-trnnk YOU. It's Il Won
dcrful liriie ritE--lIunStnn w"ndrrful!
Try few ri ihCSn riEArS--that~ right:
fill your pocket. tnf would YOU be
good enough n send my cart up Ia Mr..
HigSirson" Perhaps I'd hrtt"r write
just n linz
Mr., HIEEinsor in tn" small narl"r.
Mr. Earnry--straiGhi down tho corridor
Yes. sir jug; cam" down md went i'll
think hc saw ?oU CuwIrC-'