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SEDUCTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES "A few days
ago, good looking, well dressed woman, was
brought before the Police Magistrate 10 answer to a
charge Of petty larceny During the investigation 1t
discovered that she the wife of shoe msrch ant
in Kingston, Canada and had eloped with of her
husbands workmen, carrying with her f75 of his money
The fugtives came 10 this place. where they have
sided most Of the winter So long the stolen money
lasted they got along well enough But when the funds
we're exhausted, the brutal seducer compelled his VIC


tim to prostitute herself for gam and failed to beat
her in the most shameful manner, when she refused
when she did not receive what he deemed adequate
reward for her niquy. During fit of ntoxication, she
stole pair of shoes, and committed. The Magis.
trate committed the seducer also, but there is law 10
punish him he desarves.-Roch. Dem