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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
CHAPTER TX.

Darkness fell. and still the man in the
cloak did not return, and I went back to
the cottage with my curiosity unsat1stled.
did not know what to make of his sud
den appearance, nor of the summary fash
Ion in which he had interposed between
Miss Graham and myself. He, total
stranger, escorting her home through the
woods, And yet this phase of the mat
Ter did not so much surprise me, tor L
ielt intuitively that we were dealing with
a gentleman. As far as my recollection
OF sea-rovers went, I recalled that pirates
oad always been scrupulously polite IN
'lelr relations with the gentler sex.
There was no gainsaying that this sud
1ea apparition had interposed himself De
|een Miss Graham and me, yet DID not
resent this so much as l might have, De-
cause things had been coming to a very
oad pass, and might speedily have result
eo IN even more serious trouble than nau
Occurred.
| questioned Charles closely as to
whether he had detected any suspicious
Eaaracters prowling about the beach, but
us answer was in the negative. If you
sSaould notice anything unusual, toio
~In be sure to report it Immediately 10
NE 1t was clear to me that something
vas happening of more substantial texture
than & dream.
Later in the evening lighted my pipe
~uo walked in the direction of the SNIP
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
TRIES SUICIDE IN JAIL.
Ferdinand Schultz Cuts Artery in Wrist
While Confined in Grand Rap
ids Calaboose.

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, May IT,
Especial. Ferdinand Schultz, aged 40,
of this city, tried to commit suicide last
night about 1915 o'clock by cutting an
artery in his left wrist.
Schultz was found guilty Saturday
night of assault upon Clara Daehler, a
9-year-old girl. When taken to the cell
Schultz was guarded by two men, one Of
whom slept in the cell with him. About
1915 o'clock the guard heard Schultz
moving about and upon receiving no an
swer to his question of what he wanted
investigated and found Schultz had cut
one of the arteries in his left wrist,
The wrist was slashed with a knife
which it is thought the prisoner had con-
cealed in his mouth, because when
searched nothing was found upon him
of that nature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
Church Too Poor for offertories.

The bishop of Bath and Wells, who is
making a tour of his diocese, visited one
of its smallest parishes this week. This
is the parish of Langridge, which con-
sists of four farms and six or seven cot
tages. The income of the living is f33.
and the rector, Rev. w. Burland, pays
for everything himself.
When he entered upon the living Mr..
Burland found that the offertories on
Sunday amounted to ninepence or a
shilling, and so, as he explained to the
bishop, he declined to hurt the poor peo-
pies feelings by collecting from them
London Daily Mail.
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In Distress.

"Where be you going in such
hurry, pa?" asked the tall woman in
the red sunbonnet as her husband
dashed by with a powerful pair of
farm horses.
'sGoing to pull an automobile party
out Of the mud, SIS" laughed tire old
farmer. They've got the C. D. O.
signal flying from their machine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
Tactical Skill.

He (thoughtlessly)- This bread isn't
like the kind
She (angrily)-Well, your mother
made it, all the same.
He (deprecatingly)-I was going to
saw. nv dear, like the kind we had the
last time you made baltimore
American.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
MRS. PALMA's HOME SAVED.
Widow of Cuban President Finds That
Her Place Had Not Been Sold.

Mrs. J. Estrada Palma, widow of
Cuba's first President, was surprised
on arrival at Central Valley, Orange coun-
ty. to learn that her old homestead,
which she supposed had been sold, was
When Gen. Palma went to Cuba seven
years ago to become its President, he
placed the homestead in the hands of
Carlos Zaldo and O. A. Zayas, business
men of Havana, to be sold. In due
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
Works Both Ways.

"Matrimony without love-" remarked
the married woman, lis something
awful"
ut can't be more awful than love
without matrimony," sighed the spin
ster.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-05-21
Unsatisfactory satisfaction.

Biquor-How does the new furnace
work?
Kiquor- Work? Say, it makes my
blood boil every time think Of it!
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
COUNyy HICn sCl1o0
Special Correspondence.
"Wednesday December a

"Wednesday, December a
A short time is given each night To
military drill
MIR Hoffman oi the olor ado state
Prison Associations. Was visitor
this week HE related several inter
eeting anecdotes regarding hie eN-
IsrIence NJ "a soldier in the Civil war.
lie visits the high schos.l annual \
and h. always welcome.
tirana Junction wished to play ~
post season game os football but the
game was refused. The manager Ell
the Grand junction basket ball team
was here this week making Arrange
ments for n game sometime during
Christmas week Other games with
closer towns viii probably he played
during the winter.
The game with Paopia Thanks
giving day completed the football
season The receipts of the game
were about so Net receipts of the
season will be about So. As most
high school teams fall behind financi-
ally st the end of the season. this
shows mp very well indeed aud indi-
Gates loyal support from the town.
About $500 has been taken in at the
various games this season. good
portion of this was brought in by
the giris through selling tickets.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

sHpttHf or Then Sba In a,
Hat upon the earth and extended her
hand downward
How can get at you?" she asked
at last, when her utmost effort refused
To reach her.
"foa can't do it," Edith answered.
almost In despair I'm getting far
ther in all the time"
Der rose to her feet and searched
eVeryw here with a single sweep Of the
eye Not thing was On sisht wbi n
could be of service.
You've Just got to bod - until 4
get help" she declared. star irg of M
express train speed. I'm b.. back IN
less than no time"
IT did not take long to reach thai
eatfield. where she knew the men were
NJ wor' b ~ ing the sheaves home to
the barn. >,i her did il require much
time for Mr. Mcpherson to understand
the situation. Soon the horses were
unhitcbed from the wagon and driven
at gallop through the fields To where
that treacherous bog was getting in It's
work. hut long before they came ID
sight Edith felt that her arms mast
loose their hold. More than that. she
could feel those roots shining away
more and more from their grip upop
that sandy soil Just liefore they
reached her. tired out with the long
waiting. she gave strong pun upon
them In one last endeavor TO release
herself. and then her little support vas
gone. for the sapling was in her hands
and the pebbles were rattling down
Into the brook. She could feel herself
sinking swiftly new. and il WAS a pale.
despairing face which McPherson saw
as he peered down over the bank.
Throwing one end If the reins 10
her and telling her 10 fasten il So
curely around her waist he made the
other fast % the harness. With one
strong. steady pull the horses moved
away at his command. and soon shp
was lying white and utterly exhausted
upon the grass.
1T was all our fault" he said lq-er
We should have cautioned yea asal,is.
the place. but We had na idea rua
would get so far into the we.ids~
Its all in lifetime. She repiiad
I can use II some Cay. and perhaps
yoa viii have the pleasure cf return
ing . story in which yen will reco-
nize yourself as the here
The pleasure. t,e echoed wa.
moment. please" They were seated
On the vide verapda Leaving her
he went into his own room. and when
- refurDed he held in bi. hand \
little slip a paper = wrote that 70
ycs the night after my arrival he
saA simply.
She took v from him. reed the Few
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

unanssrr5s uhscl woa5d haee l,-,.s
sary FAMILIAR 30 kGi-h ceuid slsc h4sr,
s-rcE 4 At tbsat Hs.,Isseni
Das foiioNed aaS IN aaics saeoes
ssoE uutn ouiy one Week of vaca-hsu
Fcasainea The coii had t.-ep rslsssss.
nlany times Nans Vprc thc x1iiurs
vha.h fhe tWo siri~ had taken al.sus
the cosntry Tho harve~f uss~f hate
cared fsr Itself fuf Nr Nrt'h.r~..u
found many an honr IN vhi'h 10 a.,
as escort. Buf one day The gi-is ve5s.
for tho lass tina. g. fhr berry f.iT
Their pals we're soon niiuii. and shes
started up tho ioug lane iradine frs'u
tho passu-c 20 tho barn. Hafuav
home. whore the iiifle hreuk cros4r,i
n. a verifabic d..nlon of uiScisicf Hsns,
have entered tte brain 81 Hort-
Let's hide our bcrries gHsicr tr1f
oak she said. ~ana then trace fhis
stream through the woods Who know
what beautiful spots u visits or vhni
we may hndr'
lin aSsed.~ Edith responded We
haven't haf investigated osr garden
Eaenic-
Straight throush the oeuter q The
eatiicid ran the little brook. bortiored
on either side by elm aud maple trees
Thea d entered the woods. aaa sha
banks became higher. in some places
rocky and precipitous. IN others So isH
aud pebbly n Reminded one at an
ocean beach. SuddeHly they cauehi
sight - some flowers part wHy up ths
bank whore another stream. seemingly
fod ~ a spring farther on. joined
forces with the one they we're follow
ing
TN going % climb that bank aud
get those flowers said Edifh. They
are the most brilliant ever saw
"Ficnfy - mud there" cautioned
Bert
who cares for uuds" was the
scormful retort Mud with such shoes
as we're wearing Aou 60 oa. and an
climb up aud JOHN yea beyond The
bend"
"An right" Bert returned caEelessly
aud saEnteFed Ca. several minutes
went by. She had gone around the
bend. out OF sight. What was Edith
doing? Surely IL was time for her 10
appear. Flower picking does net take
all day. Then she heard call. sharp
aud quick. fun Of distress. ID was
Ediths Voice W hat was the troullc?
She hurried back along the bank OF
the brock. but before she had taken
half dozen steps the voice rang out
again. sharper than ever.
Bert. on. Bert. Hurry up
Then she saw her halfway up The
bank. clinging with an her might TO
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
The rypewriter Girl.

1hr beautiful typewriter girl puffed
out her golden pompadour ncrvously.
MY sreed u increase MIR Nicer
excuse me. Mr.. WeIlington-m speed
u increase 10 or 30 per cent every
day"
Broker Wellington frowbed. The girl
had taken his dictation slowly And
in a stern. skepthal voice he said
How so?'
ITS your new vocabulary that puts
me out" she explained u had MIR
Meer's vocabulary very pa:-'as per
contents noted. the same'-he only
used at,out 3oo words"
Her fiattering smile warmed the man
Ike sunbeam
But YOU. sir. have real literary
style. Beg to submit our best at
tention.' slump. 'bullisb.' -hypothe
ate'-they're all new words To me
and of course. can't rattle them of
very fast AT first. But just you wait
say. Till day after tomorrow. Then
You'll see"
An business men have different vo.
cabularies that their stenographcrs
must get accustomed 10. eh?" said the
tSOker.
Yes. sir Some large. some small. %
Again her smile fiattered him Yours
IS larger than most. should say il
wss thirty or forty words larger. Real
literary. ! call it,"
Miss noskins. II there's-er-any
supplies you need all you've got 10 do
is ask" said the literary broker fatu-
...clx
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

IvIn Jsucs er Iobnuy B-oWug-
~hsa y ~aE 5ohnny EroWn.~ Ecri re.
i"r,~d AIS nui,ssy % earth suf Ar
ssc5'b.r~on~
The pau 81 soErirs faand sasss.cn
resting place Hg,on the erass. Edith
Eiossl.n was beside 81
Mr.. Act'serssa'~ she sass-se. s.crt
soii-rrg. are yoa crazy Has this asT
got oa Year scrNcsf
-1Oud think - IL he net yon as
he did nse jn~i now.- Brrs rcss,oaslci
y was cunning down the iaRe siaeisIg
that rsaiculon~ dairy song yos taught
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

words pcnned fhcrc ard ioaIsed iutc
hi face with glowing eyes
'ls Il trues" she asked softly
"EycrY werd.~ he answered u have
Returned al the others laecauSe I saw
Ia fhrm the germs of greatness " voa
only perseverea. aud I knew thar with
you rejection would be the stepping
stone 10 something better. aud il came
IN that last story. n was alive. 10 Was
you. your living breathing self shone
through every line
Tears of eladness were in her ewes
VI was not that you did not accept
them" she said II coHd sell them
elsewhere. bat I hated the thought Of
failure la coBnectiaa with your mag
azine. Then the notes vuu scut mo
were 50 Kind. SO thoughtful They
were an inspiration. ard set every one
hurt When ! read anything whirb
yon have written am lifted up. !
breathe a higher sir for hours after,
ward. and the thought that / could
not write IN way Of which YOU would
approve s'ung me determined 10
Work aud write until you ulust accept
ard now u has come"
lie had been standing before her
Now he croppod into the chair by her
side. AID his voice was 81 how even
The listening wind could not catch its
cndeuces
THAT is precise , what ! knew YOU
would do" he y" pnded But there
IS one thiag v'i-h should go with
that story ~" id not offer with n.
and II Is sar'r' ling I crave more than
al else cn oHr5h. Dear. il is Yourself
May I claim you too: I want the saul
which gave that story life 10 mingle
With and be one with mine forever
and ever
For moment she did not answer
Then she laid her hand within his and
whispered:
stories should always have happy
ercing. else. you know. they won't
sell"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

ve-e supposed - have safely snsi,
ana asnahs of suffering AGAIN iaee
ths eoy.
The east bsand fresSi4f ran Inio
-VEead ras IN TIE BLACK canon Sun
asy. The eucsae wa- gsscsly
ssopped BY t.ngsHeor fsazelhnrs'.
bat roi pei.re eAghf cars bad ic'l-
,s~ed between the rails. Vet all
rsehi SIDE up. Eia~sver u assisyed
the passenger tsli neNi morning
A car Of ore &c; away at ssisda
lA-s week. and made the tTsp t~elve
a4sIes 10 Howard an Juss ten minutes.
A iresshs pallIng into Howard Jss'
had time to mske the siding before
the wsld car tore throach the station
asd was dstchea into hne OF hve
empt,es which IL tore b. smIthereens
The Wells Fargo Express company
has been notified that sts franchise
10 operate over the Colorado and
Southern system will terminate on
May ! 1910 Tue Adams Express
company has been given tie contract
and as q ressla the oldert express
company IN the c,'sntry VIII Ioee the
night b. Operate over ,6sb miles oi
western lines thoughoat the serritorv
extending from nrin Wyo., 10 Gal
weston
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
NCkyCAnln
News Ohamptoa CorresposAe.ce.

views sthaHpsOA COrresp0ooe0ce.
Wednesday, December 1.
beautiful weather and no SNOW for
beginning the last month of 1Y>ss
Mrs. q. y. Willis and daughter.
Miss Eeathel. returned Thursday
from a month at Brighton.
e. l.. samson aud Frank Comstmk
returned Monday from the Capital
Several ears of cattle will he ship
ped from here saturday. The new
IT pck pens will he used for the first
time.
Herman Hayden and mothe were
in Gunnison Monday.
Word has been received here that
Amos shock ieford In in Trimble. Mo.
the home of his parents. seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Ra1ksai Runk1ines e ksNs

George Rusk was up from Cimar-
ron Thursday.
Archie Cross of CImarron is work
Ing in the round house here.
+. f. barrow is braking ON the
c. a :. between Baena Vista and
Gunnison.
A. NJ Plewls who has been firing
extra out OF Gunnlson expects 90 go
10 Grand junction 10 work this win
ter.
Engineer Pittser is taking ten
days lay off. Chas. Hazelhurst is
running the passenger engine while
ne is Off
II. w Clarke Rio Grande general
manager, II. w. Dean, the newly
appointed superintendent and other
high officials of the road were in
Gannlson FRIDAY, from a trip over
the Western Slope part of the road.
IL A. Hester is new foreman Of the
Rio Grande shops at Gannison, hav-
ing come over Saturday from Ridg-
way TO relieve MIR. Rowland. Hester
was in charge here once before and
is we'll known in Gannison circles.
John England went over to the
salida hospital Saturday, as his son,
Elmer, Is again suffering with his
leg 1t has parted where the bones
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
@eS~sts eev evvoe,.A,

The German naval authsities hav,
under consiAeratisn an invention fer
The Prsfetfi"n II German coast har
bcrs and sear"rts Stations wcu,a
have 20 ie ef~tfed al"rg the eca<ss
and mt the moufhs - rivers which
would se equiFTsN WIN the str-ner<s
electric magnets that can isr manuf.c-
tWreA- When IN acficn fhs.~~ w.spli
exerri-e sscA a fc~erfsl artraerfVe
f~s~ that tiny wcaM eernyvl ircn-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03


rives on the even
ing of the 4th. aud his room will he
ready"
The girls listened. Who was the
hired man who always arrived on the
evening of the am? How long did he
stay and when did he go that his room
must be prepared? But the pilgrim
mother answered the unspoken ques-
tions.
Father always has man to help
him during harvest" she said .'One
man has done the work many wears
now. He comes on the evening of the
eth and stays month during black
berry time"
Sven in that was no secret-nothins
opon which one could build story.
and Edith. her brain always ready for
story material. had as yet struck moth
ing In the quiet Quaker family which
ssvored II romance or mystery
The next morning bright and early
she started cut alone for the black
berry pasture. The sun was hot. the
air humid. and in her ATTEMPT TO com
biDe berry picking ana comfort She re
sembled gypsy fortune teller. so Bert
said Bert didn't look much better.
and even the cows IN the pasture re-
used companionship TO young ladies'
m attire like theirs. But when Bert
arrived in the berry MID she was
preathless. and that condition was not
the result Of tts airs humidity
Edith Holden" she cried almost as
econ as she caught sight of that per
con. who do you think il bere?"
The hired man was to be- was the
calm reply. Il didn't see him at break
fast Did your
AZ breakfast. no; hut I met him n
the lane just nov. and W-hc Do ycu
sbink he ies-
The Prince Of Tumfccd,e. from yeur
eHc1feDent, SAID EAkA- Is II ~, -
b the hired man soDe plain. everyday
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
srA4SsNGSF pR0p~SALs

Notice Is hereby given that the Board sf
County Commissioners Of the County Of Sunni
sou. will receive bids for supplying said County
Tor the wear isil cf all n oks, stationery. rec
writing supplies and blanks. required by the
County for its use during said time. Sealed
proposals may be filed with the clerk of said
board on or before January Ind, 1910.
Dated December LIST. I,ss.
2. .. HURLEN, Clerk.
First Tub Dee. 3, last Dec. ~, 1879
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
ApoarsaeIv eSksr /.

servant urembling,-Oh.m ma'am. Tim
sure it's burglars. Mistress-Perhaps
It's only Mr.. Tomkins just home from
me club. servant 6positlvelyl-oh. no.
ma'am. it's burglars sure enough. for
they haven't fallen ever anything at
aIi-Car,liff Times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Al she Enssp0nin.

10 yos fhins thesla be hAspy noe
tA.s ~ asaErisa7~
Well . asuf see shy nos Th~y
esz ths ssE4e ssna of hreasfazs s.-,d
iass tns saEse srana ~ axsgr-gssa tab
iets. sad sesr the SANE mae ss Nv
gieasc underwear ~-Tv~n Tavsas
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

birch sapliH Z
" b O 5 q ro % s
found 81 q n Il 9 =
hold in The moist
earth
"E ditb." she
cried. W hat IS
the nafterg"
60 b "a *. -
came the answer.
Go back quick
and elm d the
bank above me
This * quick
sa u d. ANA Ini
sinking.
u e RI lost no
time in getting
around and above
where E-diih was
sinking steadily
deeper and deep
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Borrowed Time.
puiIlis

u time is urou.-, Nou can bet
ft 90 a lffu.
t. ace Ii..sg.ic in this world
I've pol Hurru~ed time
y Ouns sesn.al.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Th YrvA

Mrs. Strong-What did you say. Gear.
when be asked ven veur age? Miss
Sharp IL told him the truth. Mrs
St-~-g-Yos cid: Really? Miss Sharp
Yes; I told him il was none Of -
bus;ness Boeten Trasscrip<.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
In the Garden
q Eden
~ AsAst g. sANsoNs
-~pvs.ssa ssos. :, Aasrssss sr.~. Asss

Isl LIh Mas seated a. hsr fyg-.wg.G
es. hard af work v he's ssI
fEseHd enscFea. brin1ins witA
her the sscath % the ~.lssai
tels.s asd the fragrance Of the ulsiize
~Ealsh bsolsiea. she cr,ca. shut es
cry story sea have iasss.e thai e.-A
and come with ms, I've fo.sna the
sar,ea of Eslsn.
" hats the priGcs" was the FcspsnS,
withoai eNen q pause iD the iiagie ef
tsse KEYS
~sgap that nolsc aud lisscn.- came
the command ~Ho yoa kHow that
was de,.gaied 10 hunt up our summer
boafsiins plaees~
"sure-uo 20 exceed scvca pr said
Ednh
well. I've sot II at four and Ms go
ins 70 lse paradise
~Faradise at 81 week. she suited
-scoHae. wake up. Ne cant live here
for chat Aud yoa mean % tcH me
yeute foand Summer board m the
eouuiry az that iigurcf"
4 mean just that When I went
away Yesterday / took steam 20 Cedar
vile and from there went on aHd
on aaa ou ANITA ! thoaGhf the oud of
the constituent was reached. There D
discovered the biggest house. stone.
With wide hal running through the
ceuier aud great reoms ca eithcr side
like those one reads about aud never
sees There was an odd hdy she
must have been one Of the original
pilgrim moihers-and engaged board
with her for whole month. We are
% care Tor our rooms aud help her
wash dishes And there's a blackberry
field which viii remind yea Of the odd
school vacation days We want 10
buy suHboHnets. and-oh. Edith. it'n
be just like being at home again.
Wei start tomorrow" WAS Ediths
decision. Just wait until | get this
story OF 10 Mr. Mcpherson. Hell read
N while we're gone. and when we
get back there'll be a pretty little
letter telling why he's returned II. oh.
his letters are models of literary re
greti'
Il don't see why your stories al
ways fail with him." said the other.
lie : never uttelfied Que tti. MS hts
Never. III keep sending ill he does
-that is. IL ! don't collapse from hack
of postage before that happy day ar
rives Nv tho way. Bert. how many
In the family up In paradiseF
'Ju~i the iilgrim mother the pilgrim
father and yellow cat. Wen be
mouarchs uf ali We survey"
AT 81 PER" siglied Edi'h. Il won
der what's the trouble with the place"
The next night they ate supper in
the garden Of Eden. Edith hadn't
smiled since her arrival She was
simply wondering why the whole
world had not discovered the place
and asking herself the reason The
pilgrim mother was 10 all appearances
the original model for the cardinal
virtues. and the father deserved to
rank by her side. So three days
passed. The trouble for which Edith
was searching did not materialize.
Flies were missing. and mosquitoes
were not in evidence. The two girls
reveled in delight. They ate like hunt
ers. slept like the dead and lived every
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

hour of the TWEEN
ty { our. Il b q
fourth day at
dinner the father
spoke.
M her" he
said. the hired
man will he here
ton ! z hit. II hee
must n We his
room ready"
1t is the 4th
Of the month. "
5 he ans cred
.tIe alWayS ar
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Uslel of RrsTsrsssy

Frea M tusortaH . the nsa~s cir
csmspesr tcurs az ! ever met
loe MA tae ar sesr7
f'rst Sc rrinser 90 accompany me
on the piano the other evening without
ckaperon ac.aciuusti knqs5rer
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03
Phe~. :.

"a ant vo1fnr irsiissn siasx-
Ths assn1trt uns ffaso lns shriotsa
w. "a rulIi.a
D. TO- Ne hest
sns sAsa k.t .l.e soor lus8. an s.A Aiss.s
y TINES
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

Location certificates three for dime
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

"Jhs hired tgdn aiil
he here tonight"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

ilt Mas seated ~ hsr fygr~ga
cs. hard at work u hen ser
greHd enscFea brin2iAs With
her thc sscath u the wbsai
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-03

words peBned there ard loalscd ma.
hi face with glowing eyes
as Il trues" she asked softly