Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-03-12

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Defore toio niH x,
HE did know DeIore you uoiu n'nu'
He told me ABOUT II pelore Sou ca'
home" -,
"Go on, Harriet. suppose you wiz
come to an end' some ume' salu nsl
huspano' siIuhs uo".
terrupt you any more.
harriet wshe "u. y. ..,ns @ .h~ 49, r,o csd
returned WIN oas' "n''n 'A0 p.e
upon the 'ao'e' .,. ar.
Ihere are your uunI !e"e''' ~
ADDISON. MY nusp"nu maui nS S,ur 80 -
tnem up III oas. ,Ae "aS 80. s ~
take tnehi away anu oen a.
said tnat you "oulu nese. W. MSS ,u. -
and that they were "oi'n p"o "
money. 49,.
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drummed upon tne tap,e y. WIZ ~ n,s ,...s. u..
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away. ne says you WIN ~, mss "..as % =,
lou Win hnu 'ne' 0''s-
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more:
Harriet openeu .ne uoo's -. - ..aS,snaa sn %
Doard' which was al o' 1,Sa,s
tMng' WIN cupDo"lu ~ .ne e.. ] .u-.:
IL was .u'i VI one.e yooep -. -,
his coiiect'on' "oi'' an' "''' ~
money. -. .,,,., ,oro
ne mas pu. "'i lug o'u e..'e.
ready to be taken away. he was so'
Ing to take 1t away thls evening III d
cab" -.
Tom groaned. rs there much horet
mo. Inere Is your uncies WINE Ger
lar. We've been drinking the wins
| ever since we came, ana ne means u
carry away Oil the rest. he says yo"
will never know that there Is ceiiar
full, and ne VIII either drink II him'
self or sell IT."
go on. my anger" salu her nusoanu'
"There Is nothing more 10 tell Mr.
Addison. NOW you know Wnat kino o. ..
cousin you've got Let MIN deny IL
who can.
"Why 40 you tell me all tnisf askeo
Tom. -.
| Because she's had quarrel WIN
her husband" said Jem' VINO. as tne
lady's husband, ought to nave KNOWN
when she's In rage she says any
thing"
Il tell you all this parity 10 punisi.
him for his deceptions, and because
am not going to prison for his SAKE
and because ! am not going oack 10 tne
old life. lie deceived me wnen ne took
me Irom my stan anu s"ofe ne was q q
| rich man-he had no money ieit' anu
though ne had an once tnere was Nv
business. He deceived me again aDout
this money; ana at last ne wants me
to Join him IN stealing ana roDping'
And that completes the Joo. am 30.
ing to leave him' MI. Aodlson' ! sna'.
put on my bonnet ana go away q,
once. James,, she sald' WIN naru
laugh, Il nave saved you irom q crine.
You ought to pe thanKrul 10 me SONS
day. Besides. you nave got no Oh me-
Why. II you had NOT taken me from
my stall on pretense OF Delng ricn
man you might have Deen spared al
this temptation. Mr. ADDISON ! nave
told you the truth and the exact truth.
l am truly sorry that the young lady
has been kept out OF her rights, ana
am, oh! ever SO sorry you ever came
home again, and don't pretend TO DC
glad. What dreadful thing II wouid
be for the world Il many dead men pc
came alive againl When James has
got plenty of money and isn't worried
he doesn't get drunk and he stays at
home and lays himself out to be good
1 husba nd to T1lease his wife When he's