Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

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10 oEgr ~ thaf ssataaionf ur are ye
osse soo7 ! thouaist lg the iaBss q ye
80 michf have bisa in Ghargo
Nome SAYS J a. hini. HosGuIit thst
as one horscslsse roseubios aHofliur 80
are ve the picture of zgrd iues a. pre-
dlctgd ~ tbe hand of mo frioud- "
not. tboH the HRes - DanHg's band
nav have been CROSSED I asni EHnw
"Thore's TIVE of Sc SAYS tEn man
wish the noSo. booking W. and d-vu
Cor she SIGHT of a policeman I've
enjoyed your COMPANY immcu~c
G,ood night % With that he sh.yos his
cigar IN his ulauth and Hovos across
the street stepping fast Euf Tubiu
sticks clase % one side % hi1n aud me
az the other
What saws De. stopping on the
opposite Sidewalk aud pushing back
his hat "bo ye follow me- ! tell
yc." be saws very loud. I'm proud o.
have met We. but II Is fny desire t. be
rid of ye ! am off % me home"
do" says Tobin. loauing against bis
mi
! VIII sif al the donr ~ 81 tm ve conlo
out in the marning Cor the deT'ond
ence b upon ve % obviate the curse
/ ~ the niegor man and the blond laay
and the financial ioss uf the ono-siNty
I Eve"
" Tis a strange haIlucinafion." saws
Z the man. turning % me rs n more
+ reasonable unatic Hadn't ye bet
ter get him homes"
Listen. man" SAYS I 90 him. 'Dun-
i.l Tabin Is as sensible as he ever was
/ Maybe he is bit deranged on &C
count of having drink enough 30 dis
turb but not enough 10 settle his
wits. but he is no more than following
out the legitimate path Of his super
stitions and predicaments. which ! will
explain TO you" With that I relates
the facts about the palmist lady and
how the finger of suspicion points 10
him as an instrument OF good fortune
"Now. understand" ! concludes. "mv
position. ! am the friend Of me friend
Tobin. according 10 INC interpreta-
! tions '1is easy b. be n friend To the
prosperous. for II pays 'Tis not hard
tn he q friend TO the poor. for We get
1 puffed up by gratitude aud have your
picture printed standing in front of
tenement with a scuitle of coal and
an orphan in each hand But II strains
the art of friendship 10 he a true
! friend 10 a born fool. Ard that's what
lin doing" says l. for. In my opin-
ion. there's no fortune 10 he read from
the palm Of me hand that wasn't print
ed there with the handle Of pick
, And, though we've got the crook eldest
nose In New York city, | misdoubt
that all the Fortune .yy,!ers doing busi
ness could .ilk good luck from ye.
But the lines ~ Danny's hand pointed
TO ye fair. and III assist him to ex-
pertinent with We until he's convinced
ye're dry"
After that the man turns. sudden. u
laughing He leans against a corner
and laughs considerable. Then he
claps me and Tobin on the backs Of
us and takes us by an arm apiece.
"'Tis my mistake" says he. How
could ! he expecting anything so fine
and wonderful to be turning the cor.
ncr unon me? came near being
found unworthy. Hard by" says he
us cafe. snug and suitable for the
entertainment of idiosyncrasies Lei
MS go there and have drink while We
discuss the unavailability e the cate
gurical"
So saying. he marched ne and To
bin to the back room Of a saloon and
ordered the drinks aud laid the money
ON The liable. lie looks at me and To
hin Ire hruthers 81 his. and we hav,
the cigars
%'Ne must know" says the man ot
destiny. that me walk in life is ON,
that is called literary. Iwander abroad
Ire night seeking idiosyncrasies in tn,
masses and truth in the heavens above
When We came upon me I was in con
temptation OF the elevated road in con
juno tion With the chief iurninary oi
night. The rapid transit is poetry ane
art. the Moon but tedious. dry body
moving by rote. But these are pri
vste opinions. for in the business oi
rerature the conditions are reversed
yis me kaPe 10 he writing a book d
explain the strange things ! have dis
| covered in life"
"Ae viii put me in a seok." says To-
bin. disgs ssted. win We put me in a
book -
Il viii 0ot," says the man. for the
covers VIII not bold ye-not yet. The
best ! can do i~ to enjoy ye meself.
for the time is not ripe for destroying
the Limitations Of print Ye would hook