The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-11-13

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LsnasGrom came BACK n quarry
tapie Lo1n ms tWo sIreckied sons ano
lne ola. one-iegged soldier whisky
smuggier. smoking his pipe by the
wood box. They feared to question
~ returned Jaaipird; when his wife
Wnlaed some complaint. as she held the
0oo1 Az A"I plSdSts SliIAl6 ASE
pots over the stove he growled rough
tenderness.
There n The jail-you can
smell it On me. but no matter. And
the work-we can do a bit yet with
the garden. It's here we'h stay. for I'll
nc lift my face In town again. They
heaped the filth OF the law on me. and
my childrens name. Well have no
more OF their town n schools and all.
III m M fff man Tor 'aY1 INV a6C 1nrn
take no more OF their time
and money"
She looked up IN her slattern fright.
he ruled them with his heavy
Puritan's righteousness. Even Au-
relic. M1chigan's gypsy limb Of
a girl, under Johns foster
Panentnooa tnese I'VE years since the
fore hin S@ LAY pe Sun pc
~ IN
An, Jonn!" the mother cried. Take
the cnlldren out OF school? knute
ready Tor his event grade, and Aur-
ellie IN nlgh school. And Ike to grad
uate II we can get the dress and ALL"
She rupped ner pony hand across her
chin to ease the sting OF tn burning
pork rat and muttered. My mans
crazy!
Damn their schools" he growled,
ana courts; God VIII hold u safe,
not man with MS n TALK OF justice.
IL nave no more OF it..
Olo M1cnigan TOOK out his pipe to
murmur, .Jonn, an-don take 1t 30
bitter. Ineres o know you're
an nonest q A a IN jail-whon
THINK worse OF ye Tor that?"
The quarryman Topped his big frame
over a chair at the table. Year by
year he had come to extend his au-
thority over Michisan's sorry house
and patch OF land snatched from the
willow slough Of the e~verchanging
willow bed. The old confederate had
taken himself to the woods when the
Lindstroms overran him too much;
Aurelie had been the bond that held
him to his niece's family-it made
something Of q home for her, mean as
it might be.
They were well through the meal
when the woman's brother. Albert
came In. He sided to the tin ba sin
by the window, took Off his celf1,Ioid
cuffs and began to wash his thin red
wrists, Ike q man VIC would rather
n be squarely seen; he snuffed the
cold water into his ~rapglinp heard
as If it put sting n his b
heart. He combed his hair and n1lled
on his cuffs and sat down with a fatu-
Gus smile. A man of towns. he had
followed the family from Chicago be-
cause he was too weak to stand alone.
always the under dog, finding odd fobs
about the country; a and