The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-04-11


tina resent. ann vhioh 49, oo,,tA SAava
ssif. ~ "A ~ sTr,tsH 1870
snen .hn ys,,sa - rnthlrs ns.sn
fhofrh fhcv ~ sS.tr:t 40 ~, cr,siN
haye dons what voss hsva 6nn~ since
Won have hean IL parss -
49, n -z@s5
$,,,rs ~ w. slu csaso. sesy
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!nere y p thing which even the
DIGvsHt 4Iasn AesauA. u Valn ne
EoGnnt g e cefIa1n tnaJssty
Wnaacn became nln well. MEe
eSsse. 1ney may pEeaA tnsm1eiyee
agnlnat y - 9 VIII, tne may think
InaI they nave victory WIsan tneir
grasp, puI n Ine end the 6tabe etanos
nfm. ~ Y cannot stop to en-
amlne evexy neaTs. "a: oe y
hs eoal Y mas IN view. some heart
10y pe cEuhneo sons Aayes enoitterou
pS the !IVes, ana tne staIe -
apoVo eVerythlnS.
"But did the state demand this sacrt-
ace?aI asked
me state ", yes, IA. de
and o ciond descenoed upon
b REGENTS face. = love my daughters.
nomsleur. 90 not aeugnt 70
ortur1hg them. But the father
NUS. yaelo @ the regent. Just as
y mar must yield 70 the state. !
co,,,i haun ha,,sht M NJ he.S S1n ne : p.h.
ife,, + ryes SntaSn,tnaS that ~ caseher
nf nv ho,1saltha raisnsnr ho,,saSA
| sho,,iS contin,,a = 1ia,ann u,ith : traitor
I Was daterIninaa thst trsa.on shny1a
not he nar,nitted ~ aonaea1 ttssIp Ny
hind the throne. eady to hurl n down
al any moments. and had thera been
no other q that traitors head should
| have fallen on the Place de Greye as
q warning to other traitors. nut there
compished. A severed neek has never
been known to heal, monsieIIr. hnt
broken hearts are not 90 fatal far
Time is a wonderful surgeon r viii
govern France with ~i,,stica and lrind.
:s:s- when treason raises
its head, I will strike and without
mercy. Above everything, it shall be I
who governs France and no one else.
My daughters marriage with this Ital-
ian prince has STRENGTHENED France.
and she needs all the strength the de-
votton Of her subjects can give her.
He paused for q moment, the cloud
still on his brow.
you have doubtless heard many
stories about me. M. de Brancas," he
continued. Some Of them s.re true per-
haps, but there is one which ia not true
1t is the most monstrous OF all. Chan
Gel has made the most of It, la his Iaat
philippic."
I knew what he meant. Indeed. T had
heard Chancel reciting it at the house
Of Madame du Maine. and Ind turned
away In disgust at the statement that
Orleans aimed to poison the king and
seize the throne himself.
"she1l r fell vou what 10 tho ereo+es+
ambition of NV lie? r. e ~ 5iena %
the hands Of r nnis w yban he
ascenaa the throna q kinedom eyreat ar
than he nne Mhtnb r now, SoIa ,n tr,,st.
a LineSom fraa f-o-. S.ht 80 49,,
the abuses which grind tha nannia info
the earth. / nav have mistresses. M De
Bra meas h,,t NO ono baa auer Uat NJ haen
ahia 70 GOV tr,,thF,,,in +hat SoTwar
the into thair hands os nther
ana ereater r1Iars iran r hsye donan
-
he mao risen as ne spoke and at
Iio iaio MS Haiia upon my
whs s.lahseay LaoVeu. AssuTealy
LES was no eliiIily IN my Ieart LOT
Inns ms NAN, however sreat tne sorrow ne
haa caused my dearest TREND.
Il 90 not know why I tell you this"
be continued, In a calmer voice, unless
1t be that l know you for a brave and
proud to measure myself. The brayest
act or all, monsieur, was the you
did last night in the apartments Of my
daughter"
You knew Of 1t, them" I asked in
wonderment.
Yes, l knew Of It," and the regent
smiled with q brighter face, INV
daughter came to me after you had gone
and told me OF tt-not to ask anything
for herself, monsieur. but to ask some
1 was proud cf my daughter-how