The Lambertville record., 1910-01-19
In Deer
Fork Canyon
How Man Helped to Save
His tnemy's Life.
BY ADDISON HOWARD GIBSON
Copyright. lglO. by American Press
Association.
BY ADDISON HOWARD GIBSON

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In the niaroon haze which atw-tN<
the iiiie summer enwfapS ttt =d-@t
slopes "f leri / ri canyon tal.a Au
tin was gathering wild red r;iSpp=ri
.,uu- nidn III nlnrr's earb ~.
Was iiaSl Z, ilag behind the bunld,
on it" eIpe>i,e >lope SAW her aud HI,
just naGr up his mind to cross III.
stream thai zigzagged down the can
yon and join heI when lie saw mar
swinging along up the traii towaru
her
Its Nick" he said to himself Il
Lnd fsotteu for the moment what he
told me hiSi night meant then To
leave the canyon at once. and | must.
for ! cant bear To stay and see her
throw herself away on Su' II fellow
us Nick Sanders And Howard Olney
turned and walked ava. thai he might
not witness the meeting between the
two
The girl did not need To turn her
head to know who was coming fhpre
WAS AN uniIlis,akabe indy vlduailty III
thu. shuI|lng steps. and recognition
brought II iook of annoyance IL her
, fave uS she continued her work.
"Ptkin berries. he you. Faith:
You're ioakIn' sweet as II injun pink
What's the use of your wurkin so
hard tot them boarders When you
know InI r. dA foi yon:s he asked
But y"n 'ulht to know by tins time
that I'm moi ready for you. she
tiash d bat'i
The man reddened TO the roots of
hls sand, hair. but. controlling his
| anger. replied:
I've gol enough To keep you from
siavin here hoafdin miners. ais You re
duiu There's no use III youf slayin
single for Howard tlnet. He lett tor
good this mornin He's guin To Keep
books for Mr. Owen. the superinteud.
ent of the High lone mine
The teiliaie color mounted to Faiths
| cheeks. but she bent forward Ia cap
ture II refractory vlne. thus hiding her
| face from her companion.
You think I'm not good enough for
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| In the same shack with MIN. AZ I've
done. yon Il know he's u.J su"b n saint,
iy gal,ni ns you think he Is. It's no
man thrill ,uru b,s uo,.k o,, I'm, CIR,
a. iovas min, ,nd ~, ,tf ,our,iu. Snner.
inteudan, owens i,,upnt.r" n. fin
| isb..d .onte,nutuuusiy
Eui,h f,t,.I h,iu with nusbiup eyes
..Nicl Sanders vu,,.re wors,. thun
fbourh, yo,, were Inward ,,luey
took yo, intu ms ,ai,in and uu,s.d you
throuyh n sn.li ot tever w,,.,, u,bodv
els. wu,,Id. and now Won Try 10 ,n,,,rp
him behind bis hlck rbut \ your
Orn,itud.r
His eyes fell beneath the whitening
scorn of hers or tbe aIlusiou IN her.
self sh. took no notice. bu, sh. could
nor he'll, r.sentinp IN. slur mn upon
rho man sb. ,,,.d
you've no can To fire IN for Oluey."
he said mali, i,usIy "Ile \ ;lt,ye court
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for miners Hest,Ies. hes IN loy. with
I)ais, Owen and she's struck ON Oh.
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match"
Faith upuin beut over her berry
pi king that her tormrntor might not
SEE the efreet of his words. She had
heard through her mothers boarders
uluut Miss Owens wealth. beaut, aud
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and realized thai she
was a mere ;,ol, dy compared with the
su,srintei,'ent's neiress What right
had she Il, hope that Mr. Olne, would
ever love h r: Still. the mucking tones
stupp her .,rnn and. her insket being
filed. she said g,mdby and hurried
away III, The racky trail that led to a
dlngy. weather worn cabin half hid
by the bow .ders aud evergreens sur
rounding IT,