The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 21, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 12
White I
GCntiined from lrst page, this section.
It was eveints he saiid. All day and
all night the battle raged, and there
were moments when Andrea forgot
that she was a fighter, begged wIth
gasping, lieartrienldiig lioals for opiimi
and relief, 1and when lhe refused, her
tongue turned hitter, sharp as a ser
fient's tooth. Each word she sald was
Chosen to woutd. Hlerself the imost
falr-minided of women, she beeine
unjust, utigenerois tui cruel us dead
love,
Hie-wlas giv'.ng her the treatmuent for
pernicious malarIa. Together with
every other white mian wlo has served
apprenticeship to Africa he had an
extraordinary store otf rough and ready
medicil knowledge. To such men only
six drugs are essent ial, all others being
classed as fiurbelows of i'the pamupered
sick room, aind witi ihese they work
as Withli eleirintals. Kill or cure Is
thelir motto, t saIviii idea being that
If the patiica ennu't st aid IIpuniii shient,
lie would go iuter inl any evae.
On those ire ocaesions when An
dren's sptusiu (ionlerei li his reitetatcee
to use (Ile iedle lie would watch h1er
until it opinte stilled her and then
filt into his clhir :indi1 to sleep. "I atr
here," lie vI 1l s:y ev :n , as his lids
closed. "Nerr f-oet. I'm here for
you 1. Toteme1n or speak1 to mII( and
I'll aV.- '." It wVas I rue. 11 t e il
his I III v i ., Ihe pt udIepI shuIiher
lit i. dlistan11ce by -in cffort ilf the will
likte - inIli who sits u lick in hik
ti~ o ia trI t o hi I Inhk onsc1i ou;I 1 0
s nill. r Ie was I I n Io iveil. I .'
him~1 with nn innsud graIy
Id u't l it
tha nggr.Rahih.IfI ms hiv
s )m /n olrte hvnim.
He Lrose V/iti Hathach Haf marde
cudqickl th ~ C him; o then heowt n
tok the eoor beia i'h Theyn stooi~d ato
glingit arn Thiu~easra e of vthesu
descend tedt on tha hetent spae ~ith~i
ean bemorsh dbe sotet. Telae
of th nnins woeri shiold not.' ha
womaniorin chiki wasl vis ili, and even
thlerfowIs owdedi ilos le wili t hi shd
iH e'ei to one stepin ut ands looed inp
sin ohe bow ofi~ blue ti haved eyeis.
e are taromhizon ato zenii and d
back to11 the htn evl of whrherth ItC
.was~ emty (its hllowm ifiity pesed
'doth'wnuon hii brat tier a ma suodfr
along wegt. e hadol i o out f or ai
parera remonstrance iao he is ut
heschald forgotten haten thae tic
andutos only oat nat. i
*he turned, were bakhiee ot a
t fodrodmissoingBath wih a
no thden' eaes wr tllidi
alightookssn step Prsnloshed bega
lt te.u bow rling mel hre, eyou
.Yeuarhed lIkth mern to setrad
baittl og the hoeneo the Yoart e
y heart, tsm hollo Inungts andsaed
'the upnmablebheasty ithing ensure
er wicet we ha On~ u for a n ie
paey ropedohisfatce n hI hands, but
le tdnt, wetryc to his arst They
Jat ee foall llheo sam thy ody.
li.tl dos ufrn op he. aYkown aro
one ever to suffer before. 1Her spirit I
spoke froi beyond pain. In that hour
he learned a great truth. Pain is a
wall, a barrier. So far inld no farther
Can flesh go and still hold to the miern
orles, tht fear11 and affections of every
day life. Beyond that barrier Is a void
where love Itself is a straniger, where
life and death are one and equally of
no account-.
.1e did not kno w when he fell asleep
or when her voice ceased, but on awak
ening such a silence metl hin as struck
his heart cold, She was still-still as
-death. Night had fallen, but he was
Inaware of darkiess. He felt that
never atgain woultl he need light or
eyve or air to breatlhe. 1le was cold
as though the sun in setting had
slipped diovn unt! out beyond any ris
Ing. Ivle eanetd over antid put his free
cOse to her lip. They were parted.
Hes.r hand was lying outside the coy
erlet. lit took it u1p gently. 1t was
warm5l and moist. She w~as sleeping.
lie drew etrect. his body tenste in the
Ii rst realization of a great mind over
wheliing relie : then his Spirit ielted
within him and his nerves relm'xed from
the lon . hard strain. 1HIs limbs cram
pled. his head nodded and fell for
ward, lower and lower until, one arm
outstretched, he lay with lils face half I
bit'ied inl the covers of tCle c't. When
again lIt awoke. the siun hatt t'hainged
its iind and comne baick; day wvast
streamil i'ross hlie floor in i single
hailnl of light : bit ie Ild not St ir. (n
his litad he telit Andrea's hand. and
in hils ears was the lingering 'ares
of her voice. "Lots (of good it did toI
tell you to go gaway. White Mbin." sie
was nornm'riiuiting. "You Cami1e back. .
You br'tnghlt mue back. Whitte Nla, I
love you a lItt-''
"And I you," hreathed 31'sungo. le
slipped to hiis knees, t-1ok both lier
h:nd1its in his and looked into liir' eyes
as Ilonglh Ito Could nvr take Iis till
(if th sanity that hat colle hack to
"'A 't l'-llor," ie went on. "ieore
y.\a havc illk to thinlk '0hollt il I wilit
to t-1 you iha t you and I can iver I
til h;.Iluo :qain. I want you to knov
th I 1no i:m, hiow(ever meai or : it'r
t shd D'; life, could o tf he to .l
li;: th:0 I hav done for you ad
vill -"A 10 ad ,v. h m fel
Ia1 tnir(
been sel
margim
~ you th<
bought
WVe sti]
Hart, E
arrivals
prices.
We d
We've
and 0'
Come i1
Wha
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the bangs of a love that is rooted out.
side the limits of passion."
Ile dropped his eyes as thouglh be
lore a confesslonal. "Until I saw yot
lite helpless, until I :aw you pass t(
the other side of piin, I didn't know
that I had a heart. 1 hadi a strange
,onception of love as a tiling that you
.ive generously to dogs, sparingly to
neii annd never to wonien except as a
ast strrenider to tie unknown."
(To be Continued.)
WHY IS A
. 1HEADACHE?
al'iols ('alses for this ('ounnoli Af'
illetioni.
niieinian or Ilfillessiess it Very 4 'om
muon ('anse.
'(Io-3Maugani 'relalltes Alelnin ni1d
Telds to t'Ireent Ilelaehes.
Whenl olne Is aln ovccasional lead.
che it usually due to some transient
r lassilg (alseu as ildigestion
yo_-.tratin, over-tiredness,, etc. When,
owe.verl. iotte suiffers8 f ronit frequen1il
ct iodical hevadnehes therI-.V 'V always
oine s;pecial Iteasol folr it Aoni g thil
lost (omml1l1on1 of sue reasons I!
nletnia or Bilomdlessl -s. Thscondil
onl is eseer ally r ' Iluent amlong girls
lid youlng wkit n, and those whose oc,
uipatiols or ilahits or lif keel then
11(much indools. The on11 importani
erkssity ill such ca'se is to build up
hi'' (iu tlit Iy and tlu:iity of the wea<
nld wal1try h!ooll. Gude's l'eplo-.\ll.
ai is exction ally vailuable for this
-V It ic lease the liumber aid
mp1roves, thle (11ality of the red blood
el . those vital little bodiek'. which
arry. nutr ition1 to 11 1 pa rts of i hq
ody. it improve. Mhe appetite, im
atd1 color 1 tothe face. ald r'Iorc.
calth and strgtlh the body generl
fly. After a oo Pu of i'to
lan11--an the, h d Ae~. 1'creau in fre
i* li y v i 1 . I ti 0 ' ih ' r ill *I iI
da or 1:1-t formI. ;t p eere
ee ;tI11
1024
TO Y(
.gh the s
ling Clothe
.We've
most thie
for' the mll
1 have a nice lot of c
chaffner & Marx ek
that were bough
Dfn't want to carry
reduced the prices o
vercoats asia special
i and see I
rton (
CASH
C.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Full and Running Over
Our st oek r011 oom is ftil of Genuine I"ord I'arIs. We have mili assortmiiient of r its
I inIt would ellable is to itild cither a ord passeiger ar oi- a. Flord One Toll
Trucilk from tihe ground upl). ThIeni 00- thes parts are Pord-nle helachelord
ing I o its use--so that they are exati dupliintes or Ihl(e Ilriili parts n1(ow I l vour
e Mi. and will give the samte eonst ant, haIrd wear.
Our s;Ihop is equipped with i up-t o-t he-mn ilt e tools anid Itmlhiniery. specia lly h
signed, so that we ea'n properly and promptly take care of your repair ork - ro
a1 Il inor ud.jist Ilielt to a complete ovrthaii-l . Anld tihe mecai es who will d te wark
Ior you are mnii who uiderstand the Iord Illheli ilt who know Ile 'ord waY
to d the vork.
We are Atithorized Ford Dealers; we nlot only give Iord serviee hut we sell
FIord vars and Ford One Ton Trucks as well. So, it is easy to Iunderstaild tlhat we
have Ilore h ai1i .1 passing interest ill yoIr ciiar.
Drive to our gilrage for For(1 Pi1s. 14ord Servoie r Ford Cnrs-'ome - a
i1oized lord hed i t( i'ers and he oni the sale side of dependible repains.
List. price Frcight T.ax Ilivered
('hnssi.... ........................$475.00 *35.53 $19.5 $ $535.0V
li bout..... .... .... .... .... ........ 500.00 35.53 20.63 51;1. ) 1
Touring.... .... ............ ..... .... 525.00 :35.53 21.66 587.1.1
Coupelet ..... .... ... . .... .... ........ 750.00 :35.53 30.94 S2 1.12
. .dan .... .... .... .... .... .... ..... 875.00 35.53 36.09 s51.57
Triik .... .... .... .... .... .... ....... 550.00 :35.53 13.69 GO j1.9
W. C. WALDROP
E. Main Street Laurens, S. C.
Is
&113 AVAIt.
le CO s~t ofClkIOhesL
eason we've
s on narrow
tried to give
it could be
>ney.
lothes on hand,
ithes; some late
t early at old
them over so
n Winter Suits
inducement.
:hese Values
Copyiebt 11'. ifart mafiner &Marx
:Lothihg CopanyM
CLOTHIERS---"SUITS ME"
Greenwood, S. C.