New-York tribune., 1920-11-19
The Lost Divorced Husband
A NOVEL
BY STEPHEN SCEPKowsKI


A NOVEL
BY STEPHEN SCEPKOWSKI
Fourteen years. Of ooe, and messenger boy TO
the Commission Of HiohWays, Albany, N. Y
In a large City there lived a
broker, he had a beautiful wife. She
went out to parties with other men,
her husband did not say anything TO
her or never thought of a divorce.
Her lover who came and took her to
dances and parties, He framed up a
scheme to make her believe that her
husband goes to visit another
woman, so he could marry her and
get all of her jewels and money.
The scheme worked and she divorced
her husband, and week later mar
ried her lover. Her present hus-
band with her money ruined her for
mer husband. Her former husband
left for Alaska to start new life.
Nobody in the City knew where he
went. The people that knew him
thought he committed suicide. The
next morning there was a body
found strangled, cut, bruised, and
very badly mutilated the man that
was found was a burglar who
burglarized the brokers pockets
while the broker was asleep. And
when the police searched the bur
glars clothes, they found the brokers
wallet, watch, and diamond ring
everybody that knew of his ruin
thought it was the broker. Who
lost his wife and fortune. While
out North the broker meets his long
lost brother, when IA years of age
ran away from home. This brother
was one of the leading men in the
village, and he was the proprietor
of saloon, and he owned a lot of
property and was the richest man
in the village. When the broker told
his brother the story of his wife
divorcing him and his ruin. the
broker with his brother sold the
property and returned to the civil
lzed world, and there they find the
brokers divorced wife scrubbing
floors in an Office building, and she
told them the story about her hus
band, that he was a notorious crook
and robbed her Of her jewels and
money. He forgives her and they
marry over again, then the Jewels
are recovered and the crook was put
IN jail for ten years, and while try
ing to escape is shot dead by the
police, and the brokers brother Joins
the army and meets a beautiful
French girl in France and thew oct
married. THE END.
Representatives of the army, navy,
and diplomatic corps, and men promi-
nent in the professional and business
life of the country sat in the boxes
beautifully gowned and resplendent in
jewels.-The Globe.
Dear! dear! that's how Rome began
slipping!
Wherein 1t Appears That II. Bell Brown,
Esq, Is Writing the Copy for Ad-
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Our congenial Soda Dispensers will serve
you from recently Installed Soda Fount of
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hits the spot.
The esteemed Marion, O., Board Of
Education, at the meeting when it
voted to change the name of the
Marion High School to Harding High
School, adopted the policy that "parti
san activity on the part of teachers in
future political campaigns would be
cause for suspension or dismissal"
Prohibition Mother Goose
Fst-a-cake, pat-a-cake, Brewers Man
Make us some beer as fast as you can.