Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

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thca0 questions
doa uoHd ror se a ra
ta a hrsscaaa Hla.a-car fle rsr
Eau aa
She lsaeh.l 1.erHslv Fsa saa
fanry
Are faa aiHaE amuaiae aa s
SuHfaslu- 2 aeHe serIHs.t
-in that c.ee haaid say $500 EaE
Hai yai ais Hr saar foa.s aat
Tlia dieetues uas tis14s.a.
q Wonaer o. tae tea m t s
iacsv afer amy iruan
'Wl arc u0f iu if tl
tHe lcsf af -aad
GEF ue ra
5r -ave me fle crrf Hll o Ie /.
eh mae
tt- aa sHI d. l.
alr ta haH- alnf aa
cuchaHi ..Cl.
GAS -zrar Fausoec as -.
rnm 5it
80 taer bong slnee lrl @
'.aa in fle raasaa e.a .H. ac-
ing
she a4e rn rerf I rr
aame llme lfe.e eas un ra4 a
UIsic ai fhe heEa
FINALLY ss d-.a Gs aH1a- lfe elIaH
lal Hdrta--aele-c o. E.HIras.l jam and
uese we.cnmrl hy tle -Haa Uarasr
hmsar. ls CcIue caHu.raance O. i...r
rar 1. rI'eH
Aryltr n fhe EaHe .a sl..- 8
cried at.tr- fr ratrs HH Hr
-tu.HI41 O.. Ira. i' son IHea -5ell
thu-s . eaa bare ye o. If Of .5rsa
oH fte ras.l.He HsHHrr. ana uata
HfHHs -. fi1fa al tle eHals~
"THrt alH b. raafg.' -'H. nuy.
haiu.rr MESS Narlraluc f1 r.i.lt
sme and re me r-am ue Hunt
CIuh' aa.inr aur e1s.gmrs .E-en
ue, they rFyr have amy Too nuca
Uab Eor III prt. ye in O. NrHe
uow aII la yar'acz Wth a wnG,
and Dog lo. cazr aH ya H1-c Yen
have rearF w1 hours ta ra't fur ths
carr from the vii.a-e
Wc entered ttc HrD
-aHu. Or ar4 roouv 1 ana
somewhere alrrc us WI. f ".It-
Ht.l -aau u Whiah a lra-
fa1 bod s'.H. Trio raa. H1rI G-c-
p'aao Wos uy h Ia-r
CusuIiIy observed flaf te aeu ua
alone .Vc- voudee. a llaacl
corner. sat two mon. Ferr wen hla.
died up and. 90 an aarearaaeet raat
asleep Morarty Er'.Cf q I1u--
hraurhei c1ndolahrrr a showed us
the way Ga fho itte r-.ratc t'-i1e-
room. took mT orders ana 'et as
'llis is romance s-i1 They
uscd "a do tteze thiucs I..aals of
years ago. and rveryIad. lai GOOD
time"
III is now am worry wicked and ll-
proper" uWulrei the Eirl, laying
aside her domino lor the FIRST time.
"but deiiehtfuf / now End { hagr,'t
the loast hit Of rcmorsc for what I
have done"
In that dark evening gown she WAS
very beautiful Her arms and shou'
ders were tinted like Carrara marble
and ! know instantly that was never
going TO recover. + drew two chairs
close 10 the CRATE. ! sat down in one
and she in the other with CON
tented sigh she rested her bluo-slip-
pesed feet on the brass fender.
MY one regret is that / haven't
any shoes What an adventure"
TITS hne," Two hours in the socl-
ety OF this enchanting creature! It
was almost too good to be true All.
lI be- might always be like this-to re
u1 home from the days work. to .be
greeted warmly By a woman as boaut-
ful as this one! ] sighed loudly.
Moriarty came with the chicken and
ham and coffee
III ye would like, it won't he a bit
OF trouble to show ye Geur.e Wash
ington's room; or''-with inimitabla
Irish drollery-"I can tell ye that he
dined in this very room"
THAT viii serve" smiled the girl;
and Moriarty bowed himself out.
His departure was followed by the
clatter Of silver upon porcelain or
a truth, both Of us were hungry.
Il was simply ravenous.' the girl
confessed
And as for me. ] never dreamt
/ could be so unromantic Now" said
7, pushing aside my plate. and drop
ping sugar into my coffee. and vainly
hunting in my pockets for a cigar.
there remains only one mystery to
be cleared up"
And what might this mystery be-"
she asked. The whereabouts of the
bogus Haggerty?"
The bogus Haggerty viii never
cross our paths again. He has skipped
by the light of the moon. No, that's
not the mystery. Why did you tell
me you were an impostor; why did
you 90 to the cellars with me. when
all the while you were at the ball on
Mrs. Hyphen-Bonds' invitation
She leaned on her elbows and