Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-03

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stAe n Was Invariably . pile q eoai.
bUsted aaaer sosth. loop -hs,od 0al
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0ocs bees terRtaal the surroualta0
scenery evidsaciRg pest Slortes ~
piles of tin eans. ed oil Dssasr u
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shack. hsft deserted snA ferlora.
wesried sal Assrtsick. Hops turssa
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ssetemplste more closely her sei0h-
bors on board, but found them scarce
v more interestin0. 6sverol weso
playing csras. sthsrs nooatly ssoriao
cut Of the windows. whils . feW Wess
laughing end talking with ths Oiris.
tAsir ceaversetisa tnane 60 p~oetsr
o4ed with profsnity. Ooe nsa WO
oUurtaG % . scratch psA. end h0ss
1ociAsd - must - - engineer e.
ployed % the line: sthors she classu1
- email merchants, salOoa lhsopssu.
go frOntier riR-raR. They wOuh
Glsnce curieusly at her - theS
msrched up snl down the aarres
aisle. but hsr veil. saA averted face.
prevehts1 evoa The boldest from
speaking Oaes sAs addressed the
conductor. sna ~ nan who vas Nc
uring turned 80 looked back at her.
evidently attractsd by the soft note
of her voice. Dut he made no effort
at advances, rstssninG Immediately to
his pad. obliviess 10 oil eiss.
II was growing DART. the outside
world, now consisting of level plains.
fading into darkness, with q few great
stars burning overhead. Trainmen nt
the few smohinG oil lamps screwsa
against the sides of the car. ana its
occupants became little more tAaA
dim shadows. All by this time were
fatigued into silence, and several were
asleep. finding such small comfort -
was possible on the cramped seats.
Hope glanced toward the heretofore
noisy group at the rear-tbe girl near
est her rested with unconscious head
pillowed upon the shoulder of her
man friend, and both were sleeping.
How haggard and CHASTITY the WON.
ans powdered face looked. with the
light just above il. and all semblance
of JOY gone II Was as though a mask
ness the engine whistled sharply and
then came to . humping stop at some
desert station. Through the blach
window q few lanterns could be seen
hickering about. and there arose the
sound of gruh voices speaking The
sleepers inside. aroused by the sharp
stop. rolled over and swore. seeking
easier postures. Then the front door
opened. and slammed shut. and a new
passenger entered. He came down
the aisle. elsncing carelessly at the
upturned faces. and finally sank into
the seat directly opposite Hope. He
was a broad shouldered man. his coat
buttoned to the thnoat. with strong
face showing clearly beneath ths
broad hat brim and lighted up with .
pair OF shrswA. kindly eyes. The -
auctor came through. nodded at lin.
and passed on. Hops thought -
must be some Official Of the road, and
ventured to break the prolonged o.
hence with 4 question:
Gould you tell me how long it viii
Ac before we reach Sheridan"
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