Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12
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ssfy aArs~a ~ 0ass
Whoa" rss-s~c ths esa - seAia.
ash the same ressss Ma - - nss
g~axe :nis tsu.e. kie ssf &C - ssud,~s
q. Lac poe ard reSAEa<a hss r.r k,<
~.s S~x.ely aI~t.rss>G
say hs began esnaasssly. '-yes
eiaIs Sn sos oss,-
"IhH" answered Se0y
-whss, Why. yes dssr-
Bs; then he laughed
SHAY hat Eo se~Sc -
Se9y sAsa Eo.
Nor the asAusesa sor the hair.
grease. lor nos~sEs7 Oe - gosh
mighty G-s-~o-uay.~
Bgi before they met xnnau. his
ssieiy had sivea ~ay ~ q. ,u.mea.~
dis~pposntmept The traS~ay Il tA<
situation had prevailed ~itA hin. too.
seGy salienly ktckee . c,ed y ps~css
His father looked - toward ths Gov
e,ec pasture aud sixh~a b Sas .
superb piece ~ lSad. Asn IL -
never is-pNed fasrer. Ths 50 go %
its velvet Grs~a-tAe sua OF ~ usorD-
ing A fee thick -sirshssl. UAnsesaues
oak trees puactuated n A ssruoo
laughed throaGh W Gs~.aly ssss ssssa
chewing in the Ssser saA sstsAta0
amisDly ai the nies. Ths iSnces uSp
intact. 1t would have kees . AeIiGht
to the eyes ~ sGy tsrnser e earth
The old RAn sas "a the hanAaes u ~
pios until 1t all got il his hsaA onco
more.
ITS . nice Aeld. oef-lnRy." -
sighed. 4 nefer sees - sueh cloees.
And she's = nice sal sesse seen -
such gal, bose nice Osch, they -
long together. Well, Eee-So-~Ay,
They belong to NJ
They always stopped fa a vosd
when they met The next time The
old man said. quite casessiaxly.
Come yers. Sef,"
He pAtted one ploS -hanaau. which
Se9y TOOK. while he took tAe oshsr.
he thoaghtfully pulled the boys sAirs
into place.
"sef." he said, tell me sbost II.
I'm sorry ! laughed, Hut ! lofe tAas
pasture and you lofe sally. Lets not
be fools, but git em. exp~et YOU fssl
a little bad. Hut msbby you'll feol
better II you talk about IT. That Is IL
way wiss me. ] know; whsa anystng
occurs l like to gabble sbout it--aad
go and do 1t AgAin-better." He ~
his hand rest Kindly - Se9ys shoul-
der. To this his son responAed.
Il fell asleep" said seRy. sniming
ominously.
OF course" said his father. with q
comforting movement Of his hand
That's right"
Seny WAS amased-snd comforted
Il expect I snored-"
"Er-yas-you do sn0re, Sef Fiery
body does. It's the Lords fault, ex-
pect'
In q nice cheer"
"fas-yOu Oughtnt q set in -
ntce cheer. sef; sO0esiag sneasg y
better"
"DtAat vsAe - stn AayfigAA..
Where was yOs thea. SIR
In The cheer-9al-Sally's chooe. /"
The words stuck pitifully N his
throat
'Yss-" said the old nan, looking
away, Il don't blame yoa. SET"
1t Was q pasteb0ard thinG-like .
OmbstOne-pinned On my bosO0-"
Watt" cried his father-the ~"
would become "v' In cases u suAAea
emotion.
"Pasteb0ard - tOObstone!" 0s9y's
head dropped In shame. with thia0s
printed on it-'Sephenijah P. Baum
gartner. JuaiOr. Went to Mn Rest.
June 10th. 1871. IN the Goth year a his
ase. Gose Not. But ForUot-1eeA
Back wards"
His father stilled . laugh Il Was -
OLD trick 70 ~. .
What-whst Ail you do thsar -
asked N - Hatter0f-f fact Q voice -
~ cOuld COMMAND.
''Soeaked h00e. II VAS Aaylt0At!" ="
Gone not. but iorgot-reeA bocA-
wards. hah?"
He coullat este make it - nAak
was new. Se4y helped him.
Forgot. bet D0t GOae"
(TO BE COHTINUED)
CALI GMrtaGo AM oosaerson.