Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-05

ttrrcd To- every u'hrr, PER- or tr!cn1Iy
She knew what She must do; but, oh. il
was very hard.
iuu can '"eh a@hen ii'E'l"i
HSn'iy lh,'I9'e'I"@ h't hesitation
Net'ie i""Ne" MN I"h III Tue '"'e '"'
vi, ms, 'I'''''
No. 'i"'iloh' She N''li' l can L
harmon understood without needing 2
"uru OF eNpIahhuon. y on are right,
answered ne. ! am AFRAID 1t would hc an
UNSAFE IhNesthleh'-h"W- lie Went out
-! 'A- no more baIk again III ms count
-In"Hl' ne "ri'htu under lteli"- "i
H"hiIiI"lI"h such as ne Had never Ah""A
"vI''t III an ms NANNY s5L-reepecIlh-
ne. Now the deed was done, he was
oohEei to confess that TINS last desperate
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ne 'h"uSuI' ouI lor NE the hlI'ChieI Is
i"iie' 'hiS lor 'hlS cou4u 20 uoWh WI,
Clear CoISC!ehCe.
Yet he could not feel as kindly toward
Nettie a. before, such Is the Inconsistency
oi human nature IN general, and the un-
reaS"naUleness OF lovers in particular.
Placed between regard for him and duty
4 10 others, She had preferred the latter;
ana Whine he acknOW Iedged the Justice Of
this' anu indeed lor worlds Womb nave
"a" her 10 no inherent y stiII he ieIt an
uIoElcal jealousy oil that duty, ana could
not he,p uiihly asSocla''hS her IN MS NINA
Win 'he com lnlha'lon Oh hoStlle forces ar
'a!e" against hiih' iethaPS our nero IL
it no' especially herotc' ouI he Is very man
hhe'
Meanwhile how fares 1t with the CASHIER
she, after Harmon had departed, 90 to the
great vault open the SAFE ana remain
Win her pretty heau inside that grim re
posltoFs ior several minutes apparently
mucn occupied IN arranging It's contents'
NO douot the contents required this at
'ehtloh' however since divers packages
u hioai p"huS were al'erNar louhu
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WAS har.Iar' feJt % hi. .rt JrIJnn W ,I "Id bsar r
disturbed by passing regret that he
should he y years old, and bald into the
bargain. How could Nettie he happy on
this morning of all others. when lying
among the papers on her table was u slip
IF paper which must be presented to a
certain person before 3 o'clock that day
Her behavior was positively ineXplicable
Nor was it made any palmer when, after
writing few lines, aud doing something
70 one of the great ltdgrrs jshe gave one
short sigh while thus empiOyedj. Nettie
put On her hat, took the slip of PAPER. and
checrIly tripped out to present it-iu other
words. to ruin Harmon Curtis
Harmon was sitting quietly at his desk
about that same time. waiting for what
he knew would speedily come. There
would he a difference of $f6l between his
liabilities and his resources-no, much
but erourh for NIL practi,al purD,scs In
4 few hours he would have failed All
the fruits uf harI-,yurkiDr. er,nomizinC
years hehin him We're uau -ht-all his ef-