Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-13

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yusaa9 WOMAN aid s.st sSs'a~ kAs Uonose.
Ia - yeS w6e have i-seH eosA- sse
- aud vo. es.ees ~ ksos ussss fully
sss yoa haze k-ssr,esa~d me. NJ sssey
" ~sxsase one. psoDss - sot er~aEst II.
but I sr.st gos viii fssiseye se. l.es rs
nst aosr- for ! su iS-aga~d ~ssA aAxicty
90 sis-epis.~aeas-
&sill this same sssiiseia6 eoadesccR-
sisa Sr0H . lsAys maid, Mr.. trSse
sheaekt ruesslly ~ k.s tsearA4gsed ay-
jsssiAsa 1t. whsi hsscsmss VI the aas
a nan . ass Tor . tAAa.r
vhes every hoay estimates him by HIS
spSasel? RSw ca tbs rsgsnsika main
tain has o~. prsas aen he sl..s..s thai
the rest ~ sAe w0rld il against sim2 1t
isfolly - kick against appearances. and
~has V FOLLY is useies~. and What is Sse-
less should not he held ergo. man who
appears ~ he . vac aboaA and disEepats
BILE is q vagaboad and aisrcpasable. and
80 much the worse II he stsbbornly en-
deasoF 10 mainta the contrary. such
was the bitter train of reasoning in
dulged by Mr.. Drane as he and the fair
Young widow went 10 the beBch frsIn
which she had been driven. for she was
fair, Notwithstanding sandry evidences
cf sieepless night. and interesting In
spite of her big cuffs and lace frill.
10 begin. As . woman must, a.
neither end Of the story" she began
when they were seated. s-you must know
that ] POSSESS immen nse wealth
MIR. brane rose quickly.
Il beg your pardon for the interrupt
ton, he said. but do YOU happen 10
have any of that with youP"
Alas. no, " she replied, dism.s y, ''ana
that is not the worst of it,
Its as bad as it can be for the mo-
ment.' Mr.. prsne insisted, as be re-
samed his seat. .'Nog see. | would have
been very glad to give you my note for
five hundred if you had it convenient. +"
The young woman looked at him
searchingly.
Il should be wicked il ! did not de-
sire to help you, poor man" she said,
gravely, ''and ! trust the time may come
speedily when | shall be able to do SO. -
MIR. i.rane was stuag but not crushed.
You must understand, he exclaimed
that should repay it, I've got plenty
of money, that is. there's plenty be-
longing to me, and can get it if can
on prove my identity"
The young woman's eyes were dilated
with wonder and doubt
strange she said, slowly, 'sfor that
is sexsctly my own case. You shall tell
me your story presently. Listen to
mine. l became An orphan at an early
age, and until little more than year
ago | lived with my guardian, warm
friend Of my fathers, in Buffalo. At
the time of which am about to speak
with some particularly had just at
tained my majority, so that l controlled
what little property had been be-
queathed to me. ! still lived with my
guardian, however. and had not thought
seriously OF the fact that l was at last
absolutely a responsible being in the
world. There had been some suitors
for my hand, but to none had shown
the least favor. That they were all sin
cere | have no doubt. for my fortune