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

| : p--Shou!d You com" 10 nY f'hr'h al.
! would no a. byeorns was h\Eor"S.
! Wasn't that kind II him? H. asked
I'whcn the note had again come down mt"
the ornamental lnp. which wnS tn upper
line Of his range vision. Ana th"tS"'-
ruL liul then everybody has b'"m q"
Wonderfully kind 10 me. thiAk sha
remember funston ms altogether The
kudcSt town | cN"r SAW.
There was quite Il sil"nC" after that.
II ain like inn cain" the volc" beside
him. ,rourlrI chimes waving brarrly,
I'm having wrrnr"d you by m
unIurruuatc mistake. l"" NAY" forgiven
him. haven't You ~ nHS"''1S
b" hyHumrS" Can you do as NiutH
for me-
"Duu'i.' he begged with sudden h"arsc-
ncSs--i,uI th"r" tn" mAun"rS"nI" inS"n-
Giant Narnry waved an easy hand ana
blew himself away like h" rascal y
light a. heels he WnS--"l have III ask
rrryivcnrss of yotl---mot Civ, it," ne said
You have much |" forgive. That day
in tho road WAS angry. ! was nos
just n"; fair. | am m"rilIl"'
t" remember what | >''u J."
YOU"
His heart co",rnrt"d for tho trouh'"
in her v,icc; his spirit made nbrisancc
tn the. ,,pi!rag" which rnrri"d her 50 per
trcIly through that pretty suit for par
don: but for himself
"rh.rr iS II" nnr thing -brllGN" nc
I0r--mn; ono thing for Won 10 hc s"rr.
for If Yea have forgiven me- n"w-'Ior
ull that >"u had !" f"rEiv"-i =" away
quit. hapfy.''
Ills first easy UumDu$ur". when lar
outmutch"d her own. had uuStcaficd her
His wasted mud Scared face. which she
had been quite unprcparcd tor. hhd
shocked hnr ln"NpresSihly. ma now
there was this new thought knocking ut
the door Of her miud-;hitt he WAS going
away quite happy.
There was something "ls" wanted
30 tell Won If lou could wait Il
moment some news.
II" turned toward h"r with Il mnT"-
mcnt OF pleasant interest. meant |" YER
!fy HIS rcccn; gallant promise: hut he
time to com" into th> kindly conspiracy.
and no triumph Of hyr"rh"!" could have
d"s""!n"d it's lock rs harry.
Yes? Good news. hora"
Il won't . hc ""wardy ana Jet
y"l think that this WAS "cr'd' ninl
my seeing YOU ma telling YOU
that I'm s"rry. We've wrr. gong 70
drive down tu tho yacht after
the speeches were over. doE't under
stand il All vet. but 'his afternoon 4
great thing happened. Th"r" cam" lot
ter from my falh"" And every
thing is all settled now. He
wants my mother NOR" thAn
IN. now WIZ shouldn't ! tell y"n" II
is what | have longrd for
PRAYED for every might for
lively" years. w" arr going 70 Now
Yurk---to-mnrrow--t0 s"c my father.
His grca, gladnesx II that made him
forge, himself entirely. ard for the first
;lnlc he could lock II her.
"Why. can't tell you how glad 7 am,
How tremendous happy tina, makes mr.
She sal buck In her cushioned scat.
still a. Il scuptur"d lady. hands clasp
ed on her silk"n lap: eyes gone of down
The street. though not for vision. 10
whore Hare was laundering n splendid
pcrorHtion. He. had already become
aware. without looking n h"r. that she
was richly and beautifully dressed: but
h" was hardly prepared for IN" effect
which such 4 setting would have upon
her face. For all his conjurlng Of mem
n-y. he had forgotten that she looked
quit" like that
Yes il makes mr. happy. 90"
And my mother wants 10 ask y"n---n". |
dn-..that Is. bnth of us want In ask !'nu
in tho YACHT
misunderstanding. tho srns"'"Ss world
started mad antics again: hu: lni"I!-
Ecuce. which saw NOR" clearly reached
out II lorr arm and Jrrkcd 1t fimr!y back
on It's feet.
ALLOW VOW LIS oHnrtlY MIA Id liz"
most immensely. She's a:l ready Cor
vow IN hay" my things off her ~ n"
tiru"--ca:"h III. "iGht-r'n Tonight an.
GO straight to "o"Eraiulnt" Emcl" FL
b"r. How great /" So" him :" happy
ri run right down (" Tho yacht this
mint" anil attend to it,"
"'rN"r" is n"hnr :" attend 20
is thcr." You saiI Sh" was Ill ready.
II rnursc. "" could not 1T you--l"nvr
her. We could not 20 in III" yacht
unless Won will 70 Win Us.
Eut speech stuck in his ihr"at Ike
bore gone wrong, Sh" would get ~"
hrlr from him: that was evident. II
suffering had wrought miracles of all
solution. she alon" could max" that
plain.
you came funston 10
tax" mo 70 my faIh"" Didn't
yuu"" said Mary Tarsfairs. WHY
. won't you do it,
\ fugitive wave O! uallnr ran VI h"r
check. leaving It's white trail behind.
She knew now that she had SHid III" las:
word tn him that Sh" could SH%. ani
that r. II" wanted "a gn away. h" must
GO TIL" heavy curtain nc her iashoS
fell. v"i1irE her eyes HU:. MS
II CHANGED. foil SLOWLY. II" hSd turned
N hc- words. very uuirklv: u" 'auchi
tho curtain half-drawn. and y look com"
and como like m arrow had shot through
thrsr windows into tho III place beyond.
~ could ONLY do that" ha h"Enn nm
Sleadily .---"T--ynu know how II IS with