Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

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naaS last nes Try this. Miss A6cIss-
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ysarn sor ham ssA eofsee. buf hardlv
s.are build . asv yet. The sasohe
~asid be seen TOR miles away"
III we were across the rivsr Us
ossd use the stage fire."
Yes. bs; there is a vide river aow.
iss yesweea. LsDlt be afraid of thai
rip" noting the expression of her
lace Ia viii be- easy eaosghse cross
.scs By daylight. no~ that l ksSw
ltare the danger spots are"
81 was not so tsrri5ly afraid s.Gl
light. ! hardly had time 10 reei.-s
shat waz bs.hs done. did yes2"
Well. YES. IL was risky business.
Wildly treschercus bottom and l ~ao
rgEtiag 10 good isok
Fae sergeant ate heartily. speaking
ui ior the mos; part. busily thinking
nd endaavoriag 10 decide his next
move. hie sat facing the river, con
lna.ily Eiting has head 10 sean the
p0slte shore. Thsre was probably
scouting detail somewhere near at
ls ad. either approaching from the
east. alarmed b. the report of the
ieeiBg stage crew. or else a dstsch-
maBt tracking Roman Nose's war.
ricrs across those plains extending
iHiO the north. The latter contin-
eency was the more probable. iudg-
ing from the Indians fight. aud his
0vn knowledge of the small reserve
loree left at Dodge. Besides. ride as
hey might those two fleeing towards
% yesterday could hardly have yet
reached that shelter of safety and
M -ht not confess the truth of their
4 seFticn even when they did arrive.
A pursuing force was the only real
hope for escaping the necessity of q
hard traLlp back over the trail. Well.
the girl looked Mt. and he glanced to-
ward her appreciativeiy.
In spite of the sad experiences Of
The past night she was a pleasant
spectacle. her eyes bright with ex-
element. her cheeks flushed under
ths morning sun which fiecked her
dark, disordered hair with odd color.
iiers was winsome face. with smil-
ing lips, and frank good nature in it's
contour He was surprised to note
how fresh and well she looked.
Are you tired?"
Not very II seems more as though
had dreamed all this than actually
passed through the experience. Per
haps when I do realize. the reaction
will set in. But now | am strong, and
and n0t ct ell friGhtsnea"
"Nsr hungry"
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