Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
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orsne had ssa~sssAslly reflected ppoa
- possibility " ssscb . uss-fsrtsas ..
~ osertskea him. tkos.eh - AaA
apS.r carried kD susarIn4nes " the
Unsui WHICH the scsaAlitsss Vt she csss
~ resEsssd- 1e had -sppss<d - .
ossersl way thai shers we're plenty "
eAings ~ b. asse by nsa in sacA .
- ion bat ~hes ~ r~a over TIE liza
y bis MisA se vs.lizsa that every
epGr-e of scsioa involved psiafsl ha-
miliasios. Me- kne~ thai thew ~ere
0eny charitable orvaaszstaoas which
s.sn, ssmes assisted the aissresssa
go at other times distressed rhs
onri=teo, but he could not re-
YEN Der the names or addresses
- any Of them, With the single excep-
tivn q the s<~siety for the prevepsioa
- traelty ~ ANIMALS. Ii hadn't come
- that yet. Ne thosebt. but there Was
- telling when IL would. He had gone
- sleep q RcntleM.sa and had walked
W tramp; an equal drop in the Rext
tWenty-ioer hours Mi9ht make him .
3AiHpsnzcs or COW
TIE thought WAS not pleasant and i;
aroused DraBe to desperation. Either
shat or his hunger stimulated his mem-
ory, for be suddenly recalled the fac,
thai a gentleman with whom he had
hsd ,~me dealings by letter was in busi-
Dess on Murray street. Ne asked q
pohcemaI where that WAS. and the re-
ply fairly staggered him. 1t was miles
s~ay. He felt that he should fall dead
u hunger before he covered half the
distance.
He leaned against q lamp-post in Mt
TER weariness. and closed his eyes.
Then he heard . woman's voice behind
hin. saying: Il hoped that you would
come to see Mrs. Bowers. and have
waited to thank you again for what you
did 10 help me-"
Nv hen l heard your voice." said
I)rane. turning To greet his sc9uaint-
ance of the morning. Il thought ! must
have died of starvation, and been sd-
mitted to paradise through mistake in
the records. You can not imagine what
friendly words are to . man in my po-
sition."
hunger?" she exclaimed. while the tears
sans to her eyes. "Ah. that is horrible,
Take this" land she put silver dollar
into his hsnd); lit should he multiplied
. thoussnd-fold il I could but prove my
identity, cad thea I should feel that
had asos but little fer yOu. There, Do
DOT ~ wesd new. I knSv that you
viii Fepay me. O, der me! there il
Mn Mowers; she 10 cOuing aown the
steVs; she will be here in . moment.
Hurry away, but write 70 let me know
thst you have come out Of ell your diff
Aculties."
~ here shall address you?'
'SOh, dear! don't know; can't think
q sny place st all except that park
where we met"
That's hardly an address, yoa know"
seiA Drane, trying to be blithesome,
though Mrs. Bowers was bearing down
sPea them very fast. II might try the
ee.ersl Post-ofice but ! don't know
yeuP name and-"
"AnA it isn't necessary that you
sAsslA," put In Mrs. Bowers. Come
slsaR, my good girl. He is not . fit &C
Ssaintanee for you"
~ dragged the younger woman
ovay. and gave her no chance t. reply.
LAwrence, half erazed 1t being thus in
tefrupteA. was following them when q
AaoA was laid spon his shoulder; and,
- - turned about, the policeman whe
AsA directed hin 70 Murray street stood
bc9ere him.
Look here, young TELLER" saiA he,
II saw Do young woman give you some
thing, sn' that's enough for you, see7
DOAt y0u follow her no more"
Rsae couldn't abide the ides Of an
ether Incarceration. and he Obeyed the
Psliceman's instructions, with wrath in
his soul. And yet, when he cooled
down . bit, he perceived that his condi-
tioo had been ameliorxted to the extent
Of Ooe silver dollar, . consideration BY
- means to be overlooked. He had
Devef till that moment realized the
value Of money In the blessed thought
that he could at last buy something like