The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-09

sllOWH yGES IlQTR
more OF emorsessth disappointment
illsilis mind, Isl he took his WaySdown
path, sfroxen leaves crachiing
en- his feet the black boughsabend-
ing toward him, the gatesWinginE
withsasholiow bang betindHSh him.
He Was " noshunaorsto visit his.ctub
and meet his fellow men, hisSfainu be-
ing all nnhinged, and having nothing
In commonswit the idle interestsstha
amused hefns1aild vet he shrankYfrom
tseistu thesnn-s
protected preysof thoughts thai
his and bereft him Of peace, He
therefore walked for Y along roadgss
and avenues, through squares and
streets, always In the Eenter5of crowds
4 distracted him n bore him CON
pany without intrudtng on him.
eventually he decided on returning
to his home and writing his apologies
to- Olive Durnbarton, but when he
found himself seated atShis desk he
seemed unable 10 carry out task
which he felt assured could he much
more readily accomplished In an inter
View, which he would seek a~pndsobtain
9 few days later. Slowly n dismally
the day wore itself Y yet from his
experience OF the past night hesdreaded
to retire, knowing that IN no other
place. than his bed#ls uchsth he
victim of narrowing thoughts Distress
Ing s~peculations and terrible fears to-
down and slept soundfyI notsEWaking
until late the following morning, when
his mind seemed caln1er. his head more
clear. What he noWmost desired was
an interview with his cousin. that he
might .pS calm ana resoluts words as.
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And feeling less Morrisa and not %
a nnts Ia Olive hagpinr I,ar - see Nh,
~ soen a. an sne !, 1elr ape g ~ AI H,aa " arc
and saitting ,non,a ana than sst n,tAte
walk honae IN tha afternoon Ises vinr
PAIL Mall lie hnrried fhlo,,ph ~
Ian,as,s Ia n. ~ his ,,.a,, * ~ INA
bridge and had GOT Sc "a ass Hvaa Pa II
cornar when TIA shriii nv ~ q nams-
hov nnada hirn s,,sdani,, no nsa. baS Nj
70 Y,pht tha ,,anea af reaussa ~. taa,1
ana immaa,atalu conc,s,5aa tbs Nh
dasth ,vos hei,,s ea,ro, 49,
Rnt whiia y.lar;,,s sfnoa ,,;ts - ,s5s
STRAINED n, catch the ma,ds uhfn,# ,par III
being shouted II friend ioined Mn,
..This y said NC Iattar . ,nii;;.sr,,
man wifh !. frash face ana ,,yav haIrS
this issstranee news > bn,,t Rast,,cie1n
Ills DEATH. gasned VaIerims'
Ills death-whv there wom,d NJ
NOTHING ,~neynanrad IN Nat y 1
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his probable recoyery.
aImpossible!" exclaimed Galbraith. t8
y seems there's nothing lmpossibleta
science noWadays--read Tor yourself.
answered the military man, handing
an evening paper he had just bought tot
S2lsflus.
y latter, with an effort to steady
hllnself, took the paper, and walking
TO nelghboring lamp, read by Its
lght OF the operation made that morn
ms. by Sir Pugin Tate on GeorgeSBos-
tocs whose recovery Y vas stated
would probably be merely q question
OF weeks. Yaierius kept MS eyes on
the paper until the words danced be-
lore MIN and made his brain feel
1dd
Well, that's plain enough he heard
his companion say, blu the words came
to him as from q distance, and he was
Unable to reply.
You are naturally interested in the
case, the voice said.
Naturally, Salerius forced himself
to reply as he returned the paper. All
- - ~
ment, his mind In chaos.
"Ihc Fellow Will find himself ! n a.
predicament he never. expected. and
serves MIN right, too the military,
man remarked as he walked beside
Galbraith, who had mechanically
moved onward.
"A very strange predicament," Va
ierins
But then 1T has been a remarkable
case from the beginning" s
It's not true; IT can't be true" Va
lerlus suddenly cried out.
What"
His w It's something the
newspapers have got to create a sensa-
ton and sell copies. I have often
known them to hoax the public be-
fore, n such Q thing should be pun
ished." Galbratth exclaimed. !
Ithink yQNr guppositlQu Is wrong"
replied his Companion; 1.-THE details are
too circumstantial, and they would not
give Sir Pugin Tate's name If he had
not carried out h operation"
But ! tell you there must be some
mistake. Yesterday the mans life
was declared hopeless, and now
Time Viii tell" said the military
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