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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
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Uelosa minutes later Count v0a Hlts
sastte~sly crept bsseath tie wtn1sv
80 whistleA. Ars. Blases cid nSt -
svsr. No visited louder osan - -
0ver.
IF yos are gone, In glad" ~ sasA
Cheer me by not replying"
But no such cheer was IN stsro ~
him. Mrs. Blazes noiselessly s0eoso
the window and whispered:
''Shl BE careful. Dad you 81 ~
Aatg"
Not yet" the Count told her. "Dsv
AaR to make him I wouldn't truse
dot Dafie woman. vent to anu11se
at place. Der name Is Terese."
But they won't know the nO1ol.
Mrs. Blazes feared
Il eggsplain him perfectly. IN
her a shape like a smashed balloon.
yellow on der outside nit a garden q
red puppies
Red poppies, you silly mani"
Puppies or poppies-dey look chvse
- bad TO me from now on"
You'd best go right back and stag
there until 1t Is finished" Mrs. Blaass
suggested.
No. told dem to sent it here. -
l make sure | get II"
That's good" she said, with . toas
- relief.
Now you come right oud und vsa
Ger hat comes I gin it to you. una
away you go"
Come out?" she asked sarcastical-
y Am I an aeroplane:"
"Lissen. Make . rope yet. una Z
pull you oud"
AN idea," she exclaimed with de-
light. ''I1l tear up the sheets aAA
things In here, tie them together 1n
\ rope and let myself down"
splendid, go und watch for osf
messencher init der hat"
The Count strolled away. while sAs
closed her window.
A young couple came walking slow
" through the flower garden. n wsa
Fgeon and Carolyn. The twilight
spell had been cast upon then Afa
h arm. silently they strollel uAM
shey neared the bench.
suddenly Pigeon said:
Let's sit down here. I've 81 -
80 Harry through his racket. 20
know"-evidently continuing . coavss-
sation which had lapsed so0s -
ments before-~but after that
He looked down into Ca-olyn's 49,.
Atex that" she aeked. eoftlY
sCoerfnsed Next weekJ
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eofsousd - tourth R0DD.
'cssnera' Bssza- cssolys -.
Ofss,shseniaG hsr-sR ~ saa csscss.e
Der ssesss. Tsssnsrss nsazss % e..
- and he s~esrs ~ ~iH % a,.pse.
sA~ thiHss. ks-ry oa. ss -
ssra,a
The seep vesee q he Ssssuai
bsonsed IRON ~ Asn
Where - sAs- As shoussa
Where 10 shs7 I want nv Osss. ~
ysu'"
Ne sseruss1 - sAs 80 ssA -
fronsea them. ~ stAlhsd - - bAAs-
~, brsaaishssG has oans.
"where N ny ves," - ela0ossa.
"vss scouaarol whsO = ~ Osss,"
taosry wsss.o uns1 - 0ssscal 49,
rua cut Il hsssaA. o. psoceasre else
allowing haa - snalsa ~ ssss. Tia
he sshDa:
Why esess1a. cha, N tts wor'a ..
wrong"
"EveryshiaG's OssaS' You're a $ an
ossndrel. LIN . ~ dool' Ny wtse
- sckss WSt-S nsss . wicked
Grit"
ITS eemiao = buachss" Harry
sAeaGht to htoss8 Me- aetermised
sAet, svea sAeSoh ~ Geosrsl AAd
s1Dsoa to hsIaDss ~ Viss Nas h TIE
2Dsso. - SsSid s0ect 70 uissaAsr.
eoaAa hin - - lisarn hAnL
why. o.aaB0As - oatA. "VuuU
0scass1"
Tea - In sscssss,- - as.ssl
ooaD1. sAAhiao ~ 80 = - -.
0e1aD Lscy 60 O1Naua sAu1oss1
- ~ seaA seAs ~. 6sn1n1 -.
0nu11D0. e - O. - uDnnv
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Bun " sAella n - sos- the osua
oskeA. pleasantly. "Iss Mr.. sw1f>uo
esr snly man IN Ger house, Iss -
Ger Saly maa IN der world dot Alstss
May I ask " I. . poor. unknowa. -
noticed CAermaA-thougA ID iss -
90 in my own country. I assure -!
-iss dare any reason W I shouh -
neglected In your suspicions7"
Lucy and Carolyn looked at sacA
other trfumphantly. Here was . ray
o. hope for Harry. after all
But" the Count went on. 81 nust
beg you not TO suspect me as you -
Mr.. swifton. | know you will not, foe
picion to stranchers a. Aey do to thsar
own kind. ! viii tell you how dis ven
an happens 10 be In dot room. | cent
her dare!"
You did!" Carolyn exclainel.
why. l thought Harry
on course. Miss swffton." the
Count Interrupted her. We would al
ways gin der benefit on der doubt -
any Won but our own folks Is IT not
so2 Now, Wy did I sent her dars?
She comee here to see aboud a bat
she hass sent 10 Q wrong address. I
recognize In her . lady NIT whom I
AaY ffrted. You see. I DO not hesitate
10 acknowledge dot I Aaff Airted w
should II l an in diss country ise
cot purpose. Ladies firt nit me-
gallant chentleman viii at least be 20
lite enough TO respond. Beauty vas
effer . weakness NIT me Sol meet
dis lady here-dis milliner. | engage
her IN conversations We hear some
Won coming. She cannot get oud- 4
tell her to hide IN dot room . moment
She hiAes- But dare is no chance for
her to get 0ud. CpA af hast. ven n
seems cot dare viii be . chance. oef
explo<ioa coRes-und you know Ger
rest"
The Count removed his evegiass
.-1 swung 1t nonchalantly by its cord.
.e awaited the verdict He dii net
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90 ~ss~. end ca-es<~siy e1D~uo -
ssssr a>Ua-
n - lsls a~s.- - Csuss - -
sAssssh ssssrs~asss . jssy. - Hss
e~1 ~ .seas shssS. ssuo 80 ~
bo~ssbsr e eaplaaa:sss. - - ssH
90 hsss sss e-y -. - - oDsa
= osch-
Ar A~aae-s bossa anuDa - olar
~ iooAed ~ - Csssss Ueo GuDssd
srs5ss sAassrosson ~ ~ 0B0DDs~
sion and his coesroi - ~ Gnunot0
Won - sses sonldtnG~ - OOsnf
coatiaasd. ~vsca exctsss ussurn, sss
psdson sns assr-sss We - - sseH
ass Tna. 40 usual. go sunUsrSua ss
srossad ID iss lsAe . sSarD - -
" hshds vareser u pless.s. uo1 ssso
Q1lks6x G.dR sszlS"
- chscsied to nsnsoG - HE
cA.ckle ~ not raise e euao,
- ssAs<1 - saso ~ -" - ona4
70 siio~ - to euuooD - - -
hresssoss yos As9 ssssouA ~
eas0ss slaos " Essa q - 0DDn~s
q . OroaG ombrs~ssun - 0nun02 !
must ~ yeu ny eaDaunoa1D-sicn
you can belssf o. na hDath. = yos
nee Mr.. s~ifsoa iss . - - yOa
ksos--a msa you vtu ssss0s oaes
hhrSIshoSd hiss ltSe. uD-1 - .
strsachsr hsa sess ssssa11o Mr.
Swifton seme Chernaa-buk I ODsGa
noe as his tutor"
No. ne, ] cent have sAakys UArry
biuHed.
Unless you accept ~ ssstUnssion
! cannot say We; ! visA - -" the
Count decided
Aceepsias tisrry's sss~op - . soa-
armstioa - the slless1 sDseunnsion.
he ~sst. checking - bic pninD - he
made them. upoa ~ oa0mA
First. vet 90 ss ~ - Aan
Chesersl Blazes cemiao - . a
greet raSe. saying hb 80 = 1sre
kis - sssursa dot - - - - he
Sces svay"
Worthy. . tsaA ~ - - DOT
been here. Z sss nsa - - sny
other wemaa-not svea - - Whe
-"
Lucy's 1eAAes psttsl - - enc
eesssd sSsshiaG rhs Csune eSaod to
hsr - wsst -:
1Aase. CAsosesl BlaHO 0nwOL Ne
ss ssso hiaD VIE - -. - Aas
hses1 evun - n1lnnB - Dot
So - suoossc1 - - - w
6e0 hseo - ass tslunOAmnA Dor
rsst - en 6oSs-G 49, - onSs
No 1s0an1o ~ vtos. - - o0ain
ssovtass1 - - 81 ~. - - ~
stsrss swA, - hssss . snanoA Such
. seasss = - 81 - ssAano = hiss
hesst. No loatses h ~ - - Vsfes
sessso - 1sss ~ suso01. - In
stsol - ~ vffs. - - Ger
0tn1ass! A0ooo0sat!s
nm . ssoD = - ouUmnn1D sni-
sts. ~ Cssst pssss1. - G1Asrs
aso1s1 ostsay h ssu0s0nGuD q ~
es00aa0 - - - evt0saO.
Yea. 60. - sssuns1. ~ ~
- seassoi esAuettsas - l1sw.
ons0ouss. - ssa6sossneov. - orst
0sas1us1a - - u1n0D - 80
~ -. ownssa. - \ - sUss.
M eA nhsslV.
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eeoA0v0O ~.

- 0vo0D 49, - . 0oo0 09hUo04,
osuAsa saly ~ ths sstAed ssss q
~ 60 OassayA, OAolo to hsavy
49, = esassal DAasss 1lsl o~aV y
- s,ano1a0 = - suass -.
mosv GAssA ~ hso1 Assooullv.
- - Ossst saneisssl - assusD -
. 1u@o sAsS tAa - epuAh sanns
ota0s W for hin.
Co.,. aaughtes.s nv. lae1ossO
~, "tAss must quiet tAyssk. rhsa
- gill - hens'
Await ysa Ge1ao - ~ - Q
AaaD 70 expssin!" Iaary sshsa.
"Explatnl" Carolyn baAssl fsrtA.
lsshiaG ~ - tAsa vstA ~ svss ~
60 her cheeks staias1 v1tA tssrs.
Explain! hew O. yss sapaalaf q.
AsaT! ! nevsr sAosll have 0oes s00e
- school. ! sAs3lA have staysl -
hone and done NJ 1sty ~ NJ bsssh-
e.
''Nensense, Csrolyn." Harry rspeeve1
~. "Yeu simply make things leoh
Werss fer ne by such talk o that"
How could they be any worse ~
you!" Carolyn demanded. "oA. ~
ere wretches! suppose they 0rs
eli alihe. thought l could trust ny
ewh brother. L-sven Aoubt-
Pigeon, ncw!"
Ths Count smiled grimly ct HAIRY
anl shrugged his shculders Harry
hooked ct him In mute appeal, -
thouGh asking him to come 10 tho
frsat bow with his plan ef ssuaFinG
tAinGs. But the Count was q man 0f
experience. For all his hippancy are
Gaiety. he was man Of experience
enough to know that when you are
going to defend anything or any po-
sition which Ia being attacked you are
better on n you wait until the attach
ing party has exhausted its ammuni-
tion and arguments.
So he bided his time, while Carolyn
gradually relieved her mind by means
Of tears and recriminations, and while
Lucy. who was completely mystifed.
but who felt that something was tre-
mendously wrong. slowly arrived at .
state of calm % the haven of her 70
TIERS shoulder.
sArewd old Amos Medders, being
by birth and training q patient man.
said nothing beyond . few soothing
words to Lucy. He had concluded 10
enc their visft and take her home.
yet he was . fair man and he would
give Harry . chance to come from
ualer the cloud. n he could
We'll. Carolyn." Harry said at last
II you have finished all ySu have TO
say. we will gst ct the real truth Of
tAo natter. Count Won Fits, think.
can tell - ssostAing that will 1t
leoSt interest -"
TAs Count sts.igAtenel his shoul
aers anl tOs2 . Aesp breath He
twisted his DustacAe thoughtfully.
anA then Aechs1 - tnAGinary piece
sf Gust froo hio hpol.
IL you vm N sit A0wn." he OBJ
seeved. 4 CO tAIk beAAef. Dare iss
no occasioa fer VUepinGs. nor fer At
tacAine Mr.. 0w1fSGa. IN aaybody shall
be attacked, q - ne. for vat has hap
pened. ab1 vt ~ ySt Aappea. ~
ny fault"
Carslyn fVssDs1 her seat. Lacy.
With . woeo rfnG enpressioa. took .
cAair. apf -. Meaaers, nodding
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time, he said, to disclose everything
would be to tarnish Q woman's name
and Msdders partly understood. The
good old man WAS fond of Harry. And
he had lived long enough to know that
appearances were often deceitful. lie
wss willing TO give Harry the beneht
0f the doubt
But 1t was . quiet dinner. After
they had left the table Harry succeed
ed In getting Lucy to come and talk
with him in the reception room, and
there he begged her to be patient un-
I'll he felt that the time had arrived
for him to make q clean breast of
back the smiles to her face, but only
after giving his word of honor that so
far as he was concerned. the presence
OF Daphne In his house was not q re
hection upon him
Meanw hile the Count, endeavoring
to keep his promise to get Harry out
of the scrape. slipped out into the
lawn. and by throwing pebbles against
the window OF the room where Mrs.
Blazes was attracted her attention.
She opened the windows. and in an
almost hysterical voice. begged him to
get her out.
I viii. in you only be quiet" the
Count said. Your husband chust
vent in. saw him ven l come out"
But what can | do7" she asked.
Trust me-"
I did" she sighed, and lost my
hat"
Yess. und I let you haR my ring
too,-
Bother your old ring" she an
swered. I'll give IT back to you. 4
hate the sight Of it,"
'Gin it to me. dem the Count ~his
pered. ea-erly.
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essAev0a 4

q 80 . osist 1isasr 49, see sAat
sssotno. Aftss DssA Dssssasisa. ths
OoSas - pooa1na. Bet Oven -
stsOeoa0 sets0OaD = vitU eesl1ss
bssa0At f0W G@110l
OosUayas o1agDs, - - = tuEu -
Olvsa - 80 vsssAsa e nosessO -
Lsev. 49, . bsao tala baary -
~ n1r. hso1ss - hslUsl. H1ossV
Vosh - tssl nG11sss - ong1oo
eaete. Bot - ~ - - 1oDs -
Wcu,H matte evervthipG plain At tAis
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- . 1>zy = q 1s@s0. =
sssasrd shs ~sH
kssss 49, Wsj,D 80 - -
snssssNsrse - ssaD q sA:s oe~
saT ksads<p ss<~e - a's,er tnsss
Nos So tss cesus sssesasa han
set n sss prsssarsaG n nss Chen
ersL sna 81 aer ps~s - yos. sy EsA
ina her soase eaa-yes pss hsf n Gan
ser
weA- HaEry sssd. ssssr sssasns
- thinh tse master sssr ssry ssrs
oss.s u eonss.s sh~s ! sa susDrss~e
- shss yos have toso -. nss thssA
se shoald mahe alSoGa ancss tor pos.
Yos s-e unfamiliar elsa oar yiS0 oi
things and Of conduct whaz sseH.s
70 ss ! en- not e-sssaa1G yes. bsf !
am not coaaemniaG yos. ! ssly ass
yoa. next time yos cha; sssh . nsii-
liner ROT 10 hide her szesaa hsrs"
This oonciudsns remark ef h,a. &C
compsnssd ~ish . sammy smile broke
the teHsioa. bst Carolya almost
spoiled sseryshine By saying
N sousa~ reasoasbse enough. but
ho~ does % hsppau that Marry was so
ae'erHsiD~d no one should - tass
that roOnr
4 haa no sas~er" the Count ~
Piled. 4 haa told ~ nucA - ! shesia
ten~
II leohs 70 nse - n he knew Oha'
you had aoae and waa tryiaG to help
you out" Carolyn declared
N All besesms me to o9er sAvios
in the house where ! en- q guest
sas1 NJ nsaAers. but I might sue
ssst - sAee that we ssh Harry ts tell
us bic side Il shis story later II y
usforsuasss. truly. bat | De ast eeuss
thef ~ I'M explsin sll - ~. nouGh
ter. - WAal reaaa1a here q we
paaansa. cd - ~ ~ try to forGe;
this uADasaSAsRnass. end make our
sslvss wSlcoos"
"Nnnh yG. nr usAAsa." narry
- = - - sAa1 yss e. Lssv
- Aaso . ~ ouaUsse0 q os-A0
- sasas 49, ~ pse1nlU ensuOA"
'r'vs - osso - . anAns -"
Cess,va - -.
'0A. O9A. Z 1oy hoso - eo0anAa
SsssyshsaG - vss. -" 11assV ~,
sssey. But eEGsosoD - - -
- em0ty stOaaoA. I Aa00so 70 hnSw
that thevs's - - . Us0aay go a.
nsr tso&Uoe - Us'n ~ - ssaAy -
sst n"
"uss - sosuss - - Osuna
sid Z 0u0-"
Ne s1r," haassv saA1. hsastlav. Il
oeat vsu - shsw - ss,As sAst ysu'po
- hAh - baach . - hoss DaAassa
H0usooll."
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OS - - W.
- Ssoo tnas - nssssy 4 - ~
- ~ os.srsa sAssla - GasSsesl =
~.
"yss - Tn sscitsl. IN . IsssV
- . ersns- Dsea erasy - . lsGA.
Z vana NJ wtfs. I tell ~. whsFU y
anDr
We'll, os.sral" narsy psplisd 80.
-. II nst rsaainG . OusssinG 90
Nnst. yes know"
'Nses ~ yss nam asssessei vss
oDsw vheeo ~ wife H."
nr ms1Asrs stsppsl ferwarl w1tA
- hanA reAssl - saln sAs Osnsral.
-. sosaki.G v Marty, asAsA:
"knevsst tAss sssAs q - ~
0Aryr
4 ssar hnsv wAae g. - -
matter with hin" Harry svsAel.
The CeSnt salled tswasl ~ 1sor
into The hall, saying neeAly:
Il think I en going. sew"
The Oe1sral stopped hin wftA .
ossrisA - ~ cane. - sAsstsl:
"Ysu stay right Aerel Yeu no
heew something of tAis."
Lucy nov found . chAnos - ask
something
What 10 II the naa saystA e tAss.
Marry" - askel.
Before Harry could reply - Asr the
general 1enan1eA:
Has ny wife bsen here toAay?"
Il can eAswer for hin" Lucy -
Diied. gently. Ne strange woman
Aas been here"
The General locked puzzlel. He
Nssk on his hat. tucked his one unAsr
BIS arm. and mopped his brOW.
That's remarkable" - saiA. ny
~ife telephoneA from this house IA
AN an hour ago. They TOLD - - at
the millinery store Gown tie strsst
Z stopped there to inquire fer her"
They must have been nAstakea..
Marry said. TT n just possible that
hey haA the number mixed. I Aoat
tslieve they even know Who We are
Asre. We dont deal with then"
We'll. Harry" the General sail.
SLOWLY. looking from enc to The other
Ct the faces before him, anA realizing
,shat he had been IN error. Tn sorry
I made such aA 80 u Myself. Yeu
Asnt know what II b 10 - worried
Absst . wffe-ySt YouTl pardon ne.
Nsnt you"
Why, esrtainly. oeosral." Harry
80. sr,syaaG his outstretcheA hasa
Let bygsaes - bygones anA al that
Z know hsW ysu feel. I've been wcr>
~ socs or twics nysen-sst nca
aAout Q Wffe.-
Well. ny boy. ysuf time ~fll
3ume." sagely promised TIE General
= trust tie lalies viii pardon Ds. ~
- eeatlemea. also"
Lucy aDl Carolyn. Mr. .MeaAers an1
- Count cAeerfslly forgave him and
. starssl sut. wheA-OA. luchless
au1s!-frsn the rsoa where DsphDs
- l1fDL Dlasss waited. cane Q
sAeese. n Was - . stfAe1 oeeese. y
- ~ Q Wsak. aesleevne sneess-
q Nas 4 - HhnlAAnn1lA O444E
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esseze tAas to16 u y pusy 11uDG
shes n hAa bssa Assa baca = ssnS -
po~sibse and ~As SID 70 ~ Gases ~
hesrsy' Tia Gsssrsl aassss Into
~rs-h saa wharssa % hss h.ss 70 ess-
front harry
MAJ - ssoiainsa. ny ~ifes
oSa sn~ese' ~ kso~ h snons .
millis1. II 1sassias her saseze "
the midst - . hnssSs. MS % use TO
samsoosse -. Nv Os<e 10 in thers'"
tie seveled - oan< .; the door a.
thesehi sheuf - ors . volsey through
the pasels kasry elssehsa . oaaa
bsck TO ssesAy hAmself
Nj Msaders csme over - Harry
ssesly. waviaG . hand At The General
to tnsorn him sAAt he would tshe
charge Of IL eass frsm ne~ on
Harry" he saia. SERIOUSLY ~wAas
does THE ssasw
Z don't knos." Marry replied II
guessing. just - n.cA as snybody
else"
"Th0 would not lot re looh n
therei" Lacy sssa. seeassnsly.
on. Marry" Csso,yn wept
TAe Cesnt so~sd bis nussaees
saA sre1sas1
TAs 0sassnsO 60 vsus nou baes-
in6 ~ swuDlu1 - aessuemsot
Marry bsaA0 q shea eli aaO
Cssolyn - - - 10 aynpafhy.
os1AsnAy - u1ssAs1 sAat. ssser an
- - oln0A - OesA1 60
ths doar. slasS nrs. Blases v es1s
go, 60 tAs0U ha1ssoA - Lncys
-W. ~ saapOsd - - As8.
tonAs1 h epsa. 90
Vteo . GnDloaoo4 0Rilo -
Gnooo1 Da0Ans HAAaGtsaL
nA = - - vtnDl" sAsuss1 ~
n 0nso no0oas - ossaos -.
- onas osnsoks 0n0Ans sai1 sWssl
y. - 49, - wseA - oSsA
O1n1s0 - - eun,a auseo-anA
eaUAno souA1 oasa9 . Uasoty.
maOUao1 - h1nssa9, - 0sassol
0o1sa11 oha0 - saaAosd oVas.
4 ~ - - vt1s Wssat hsso."
oassv sa1A sssaAa0 - Lacy. Dut -
- wSsS1aO = hsr SetAer's esos.
OAtb Cass1ya Oos hwAAlsd e. eeush
0ytao- rhs Osuas ssssSsa " -
1aary.
Z - - - = ~ yst," - ssss.
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ks<v sss.ss 80 h.Asl q - -
. OaeAeeAe ssrse~sasss ia her eyss.
Uotn sAb "es1AaG, tiarry." -
- y O1Assd - - . ctty OADi
onuA - Dtstlo ssVs SAsse ] AoAo
~ - . pttteui paoss."
- . - yss - ~" nsssV -
01n1s1 ~. Osatly.
= - bsOAasss0 - uA1sssaanAs
elanv -. "sAat hsso aopaosaoeso
- sSssysAA.o-bsa sAsse ~ -
OOvsa1.O . - ssssssv. oDs =
GsssvtA1a0-enA 80 tahss - 1Dsso
~ - aoUsaD0aeaa"
"WAs. pss'vs . Os.sAas naAlD Unnso
sUAss." 1aassv go
'ws hsss - baus ~ = - -.
- hsca tAsss." LssV sseanosA.
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Novel Plan By Which He Over
comes Effect of Elements
and Saves Peaches
OTHERS TAKE. NOTICE

One of the most fortunate fruit men
in this county is E. A Fleming of Silt,
who has saved practically his entire
crop OF fine peaches.
In explaining his success and meth
DDS, Mr.. Fleming said: 81 knew in
the evening it was going to freeze be
fore morning. l went to the headgate
and turned on a full head of water AMI
allowed it to flow unchecked through
the orchard. Where it would not soak
in good, l allowed it to flow just the
same and the result is l saved fully 90
per cent of my crop and will harvest
fully 5000 boxes of fine peaches. l
am convinced that the turning on OF
the water saved my crop and / wish
others had followed the same course as
they would have saved their"
Mr.. Fleming is one of the leading
fruit men of the Silt country and tries
every scheme which comes to his mind
and which he believes will enhance his
chances of a bumper crop. He will be
one of the very few in this county to
harvest full crop of peaches as many
We're lost through the heavy freeze of
the past few nights.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

were right, and until he could be CON
suited nothing could be done. The con
vention accordingly adjourned to allow
the vacancy committee to arrange as
seemed best and wisest. This commit
tee composed of w. c. Fusner, E. g..
Miller and Editor Winterbourne, was
made the vacancy committee for the
county, judicial and senatorial bodies.
1t is reported on good authority that
there are no less than ninety of the
progressives at New Castle. At the
presidential preference primaries held
several weeks ago, Silt east solid
vote for Roosevelt. Other sections OF
the county are said to be leaning
strong toward the bull moosers, but
with them and the regu ars united on
practically all candidates for local of
fices, there is general cause for rejoic.
ing and the progressives are just as
e!ated as are the regulars.
State Organizer Stevens of the pro
gressive party was in New Castle and
he spoke encouragingly to the delegates
and promised them the unstinted sup.
port Of the progressives of the state in
electing their candidates.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
HUBBARD-cRoss NUPTIALs

That was very pretty wedding
which was solemnized Thursday even;
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam w. Cross on Pitkin avenue, when
their only daughter, Miss A. Edna
| Cross, became the bride of Mr.. H.
!hayer Hubbard.
The home was tastefulIy decorated
! with FLOWERS and at S:3U the officiatp
Methodist church, entered the parlor
to the strairs Of the wedding marcJ
| played by Mrs. Mason. Then came III
groom, accompanied by his brother,
Carlton l.. Hubbard, as best man. The
br. L entered on the arm oI ner 1at,l >,
aid accompanied by her bridesmaid
Miss Mae McReavy. The young peo
| pie stool beneath floral arch where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
| Klein, the ring service being uscA.
After the bride and groom had re-.
| ceivrd the congratulations of the,r
friends and many handsome and usefn.
presents a wedding luncheon was serv-
ed and Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard left over
the Rlc Grandc for Colorado Springs
where they will visit two brothers OF
the bride who are attending Colorado
College, they will then visit Erie Hub.
bard, the groom s brother, in the
State University at Boulder and after
a trip to Steamboat Springs will about
October s take up their home in Grand
Junction where the groom is employed
as a brakeman on the Rio Grande.
Both of the young people are gradu-
ates of the Glenwood high school and
very popular here as they have spent
the greater part of their lives in this
city. The high school boys called Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard and before leav-
ing they showed their general good spir.
it and fellowship by giving their yells
and singing several school songs.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. E. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl.
ton l.. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W
Cross and son Douglass, DR.. and Mrs
l.. G. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Noon
an, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Walz, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs. Il
W. Kelker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dow
Mesdames Cooper, Jeffries, McReavJ
and Mason; Misses Helen and Alic,
Darrow, Nina Walz, Mae McReavy
Estella Edinger, Bernice and Erma
Hubbard.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
SUPREME COURT
ovERRULEs RIDDLE

Denver, Sept. 24.-The supreme court
in an opinion delivered by Chief Justice
John Campbell and concurred in by the
other members of the bench, yesterday
afternoon declared valid the initiative
and referendum when it held that the
amendment had been submitted to the
people in accordance with the provis-
ions of the state constitution.
By its action the supreme court re-
versed the decision of District Judge
Riddle in directing Secretary of State
James b. Pearce to readvertise and ro-
submit to vote of the people the ini-
tiative and referendum bill passed by
the extraordinary session Of the legis-
lature in 1910.
Three days were given Attorney N.
Walter Dixon, counsel for W. d. Tate
Of Pueblo, who brought the original
suit attacking the validity Of tho
amendment, in which to file = motion
for rehearing.
| Acting under the decision Of the "a
preme court, Secretary Of State Pearcs
has announced his intention to proceed
with the advertisement in newspapers
in each county in the state of the diff
ferent proposed constitutional amend
ments and measures initiated or refer