The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

when ] SEQ zuy .agrus-rs rnatO-
E.@atss IN fha snQ9j windows AMI ae-
13dt8 90 Ihe railway Stalls, I feel that
al The vsurls suGst kr.pw rs rsraflrke8
: stFE1ca WITH III ar % ~~R+3s1acIinz.
LAD 1st ! frEihah@5F ElaTsr snELia
tasEs wrEEGEG II 1Et-5@afsSr .ee.a MOI tEara-
nE5isea Tas, tnP aut:tr-esF E4lG grave
'@ssat < lucky neoessftg. Gasg:azGn
g~.sVaEe6-
< slHaaea azaez.ae Gsii upon the tebla
Mrs.. LASrTsfar'GoD bowea tlsi head. Va
ts-sUs- conscious thai be n&S made III
lfs 2p,3gritste reGIarE became I'D
t&SsG, 7.aL@ FsrgcICa looked from uae
n lhe oIner igcujrtagly,
-QGg sole 9atsu8 IaT fafE--1Tyx to LtE
+lauessitg for work" aulnnreas re
t-af'&r "S.ys 10 EptDt L rIUrsL which *.
we 1lsFeF knaE what ~ Ga2 40 tEGEl
VIZ t'Iy Now APPLY thai napral 10
yourself, Es1sr5as-"
IT'S tsto laLe."
Few q you Eoow2~ Olive Da9n-
raf&un persiSlEa1. her lpw. geusie voice
fDI II ssrnesrneas, 'TQu have TALENT.
Though 30 What 6Irerror Il lies ! can't
say. goa have seeu Isle world You
hA3s rIca aIGres u experience There
are yqGr materials, negis 80 gtss them
Eaak@ Z career TO- y0a.seLe
At aay age"
~~N - N"+ N~f+- 49, = %A% S-4ZE 81 =
ripe, Dp s~graetHit9g NnLch wi33 advance
r0EEse!f. % better &tt1I. waiea wIil sefo
gs'Hr seAew zisea~ That May Las hap
EdEess."
3 WAS bern lazy"
nc bat goG were spoilt By haring
nee5ea"
"yoa are wrtug II war npt .aat
which spoiled us, ne answered. mean
ing which Eae could rc+ mistake. under
Dying bis words.
And pnce more Fa3encs FL upon rhe
tate, while Gal5rs3Th sznptie5 his
glass, aEd z faint c79lcr c-ept 3ato
C3STs D~uruaarron's fare.
Presently she rpse, saying
"@CGtd 0 moi rather stnoke you-
cigarette WIKI Lis il the drawing -oora.
than sit here aaons2"
Very Enach," ne Responded quietly.
and he rcse likewise
There Wa something of regret and
ss~4f-2e11oaeb IN his voice wt5cgs sra
Understood and appreciated. The low
rooted yellow walled drawing room.
sras hs3f tn shadow as tasy zuts-ed
and beLh felt glad Of TIE reyoss fl fan--
5 glow Of freight G5ckera5 on the
painted tf3ss 81 the hearth. beside
which they seated themselves n RS.
LefD2arT2r VIII az air Of LauguQr.
Her figure wag rather ali and scrne-
NFfat rhin, oLt without aog4la~ity. and
"2ta Z grace Of movement raat was a
charm in itself Her FACE, more iorag
ihaA oval, with irregular features. and
q sa33W complexion wa4g Lighted by
large SsaE-ffue eyes, Thoughtful al
naQSi 70 gravity, Intelligent inguirirg.
2rtSfflA and 50 clear that one seemed
- BOOK through them iEto Z soul stirred
~ many aoog1.gRs truthful. aspiring.
honest and pure. drGading 40 scrutiny.
aarboTng no evil desiring bpl good.
- ~ St4gGr 90 - LE- --
Der E9fle forehead were igtrly
stF@a&ed with era above 1he temples
She defined the coffee when served
aaFe not drink Il after & O'Clock,
OF ] mould bs stretched ali night upon
Z Eack," she explained
N1f thought2" he suggested. raising
MS eyes to hers.
Yes, I sleep badly"
! felt sGre ypG were unwelL. yo1
hare worked 100 hard"
! am always Ike this WIS ] have
come 70 the ED Of z book. writing is
s9ch q strain upon the nerves.
j have seldom seen you LOOK so III
ne remarked gTa2eig.
tbs past week l have been ter
r1bly depressed Without apparent Gauss
The very silence % the house weixhed
upon me, The atmosphere loofnes nan
OF tfs Se6tss; fl seemed az If something
dreadful might happen at any mo-
IfAELL, Ut every EDuF.|
Over wrought nerves. wigh you
were both coming with me 10 Egypt.
Think OF IL III pur of my journey
70 salt your convenience. II %ill do you
ali the GOOD In the world. GOMEZ"
Impossible. Next month Veronica
arr may run over 10 Paris. of which
l an 50 fond
The present is The time you mos,
need change" he urged earnestly.
How delightful. We should see the
pyfanids, and cafneis and the desert"
said Veronica, her face Frightening.
There are many reasons ahy / q II
10 leave home at present" replied
Better come VOW" interrupted Va
!erlus. Who knows what may happen
DetWeen this and next year,"
VINO knoWg?" she repeated absent
Iy.
do come"
81 cannot. And now, Veronica, your
hour has struck" gatd Mrs. Dumbarton
looking at the clock.
The girl rose without a rnurrnur.
Good night, mother dear" she said.
Good night my darling, and may
God bless you!"
TT win be good night and good
by 10 me-" said Galbraith. az bending
he kissed the girI'g forehead.
TO think" said Mrs. DuTnbarton. as
the door closed upon her daughter.
that h liz Just seventeen-that age
at which | was married. II wag wrong
TO sanction such q marriage; what Was
/ but a child who did not know my own
mind?"
But nothing would dlssuade Won
from marrying him. Surely you can
not forget how 1 tried-how your
mother"
Yes, I know" she replied With a
movement of impatience, !" and how
l have suffered for my obstinacy The
punishment seems out OF proportion To