The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-29

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they calrned their 0ACeNaaGatn q vent
back upAthe st1ir.I I%sssss
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ute ago said one OK all
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would say h1msel Show how little!
YOU can gauge q nan hnance from
seeing h he spends. 4 say. bet you
a Aver my wife to the trial. 2
knows q Judge--zz-s
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over The But Dy 0egrees sis
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OF whispers the micrope -
els quicker than ms COUSIN o1 cnoiere.
some We're sorry. some were anockea
few were grimly glad.a The band
l nroke= outsinto os,. SDeAn4
tnespest oand IN London. u played eo
the very cnalrs trleo#to 9l4 ao9uI mo
n Of their cwn accord. Hut no
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ers and & latter a. fuIle witch vnirlsd
| about ~ IL. Sais ~ ths ccrnat a..
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nn1na 49,. .Vuru ~ An SIanes
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room and Eripped With her sloved
hands upon the back till muscles aros,
In her plump white arms which had
never shown there before, Through the
stream OF her guests, cioaked and
shawled. making their way to the head
OF the stair. Most kept their looks
studiously before them. and OF the few
who cast her a glance. half scared. half
curious. none added the smaIIest Rhost
Of q bow.
or all the wondrons crowd only two
,oan cave ~ - rsr 49,. 49,, 80
One said EGood ntSht Mrs sb.Is:
The other saId T.ay,r.
I'm yery sorry
Then thasa ro,,ow.d ~. r..t so
when ali had zone q whits fen.d 80
want canoa IN ana told Nav u,hs4 rsa
annenad Tha nol,ca hed haan r,,Ios-
with their reach hit yran ths~s
wanted had been quicker rIa Ma ,sfE
the house ten minute hefore thsv -.
rived
~ 80,
~ mat TIL:
That Is all. madam"
Very WE'LL" said Mrs. Shelf. II
shall not wan you any more tonight.
Lock UP, and then you may go to bed"
Ihen picking up her ran. she walked
le,sureiy U OF the rawin room ana
went 70 her own Douooir
That Mr.. Theodore Shelf had made
| his own exit and brought abou his
wife's social downfall most dramati-
! cally even the worst hit OF his VIC
| Tins could not but admit. The policc
with exquisite trouble had traced him
to Paddtngton station and found that
he had taken a FIRST class ticket to
Liverpool, and after using the wires
they had returned to bed with the firm
conviction that their seaport associates
would meet the gentleman at Lime
street. OF course they could not pos
sibly guess that he and q wire haired
fox TERROR dog had changed their
route 70 Monmouthshire and had ar
rived In Newport In ample time to go
on board OF his own steamers
which had Just finished coaling there.
The police and the victims said q
good many things when they learned
the simple means by which MI. Shelf
had escaped, and they confidently ex-
pected never to see him again in thts
world and hoped to miss him in the
next. And consequently all were con-
siderably astonished and not a little
pleased when only two days later Mr..
Shelf re-entered London with all his
freer movements hampered by vulgar