Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13

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hsr impuisss. Dad. he xas - ua-
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thing. ~ ~ seDassse saa apart.
The tie was hsDhsn- With love died
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for him h ~ snB~a boysl bstrayed
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1saa man back thers. but Il ths hvs
y~ass tAaf - vas - bury vieA Nm
yeass that wOsld nevss pass bsysnl
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nuoh~ y tAs yeass Osos by, bst -
- always cOoe back. sally uncAaD-
tsasl. - psnOs1 the love that vsited
With A0Glike AAelity for tAs toseA q
~ cuaninG AAal- Bet - - tshsa
Ais last Sight He WoHld net e0ns
back again. II was al over. Once tee
often he bad tried his reckless wings.
She would not have to iorgive hin
again. Uppsrnost n hse mind was
the euriossly rsstfsl thought that ~
troubles we're ever, cd With them hes
owa- A hand less ferGivinG tAaa hsss
- soruck hin aoaA.
Somehow, she enviel the V0oan 4
wAsM that hAnA bel0aOeA. n ~
been her divine right TO hin. and ~
anOther to0A 1t fpom her.
Back there at the inn sAs had sail
- the astOnisheA sheriR:
Poor thing, IL she can escape pun.
ishment for this. let II be 20. ! shall
not help the Law TO kill her simply
because she took 1t in her own hands
to pay that man what she owed him
! shall not be the one to say that h
did not deserve death at her haRds
whoever she may be. No, l shall offei
no reward. II you catch her, ! shall
be sorry for her. Mr.. Sheriff. Believe
me, l bear her no grudge."
But she robbed him." the sheri1
had cried.
From my point of view. Mr.. shef
IN, that hasn't anything to DO with tn
case" Was her significant reply.
'Of course, l am not defending
him"
Nor am | defending her." she hat
retorted. 1T would appear that she h
able to defend herself"
Now, on the cold, trackless road. sh<
was saying to herself that she die
have q grudge against the woman
who had destroyed the life that be
longed to her. who had killed thu
thing that WAS hers to kill. She coult
not mourn for him. She could onl!
wonder what the poor. hunted, ter
rified creature would do when takeI
and made to pay for the thing she ha(
done.
Once, in the course of her bitter re
fiections, she spoke aloud in . shrill
tense voice, forgetful of the presenc'
of the man beside her:
Thank God they will see him nov
as | have seen him all these years
They will know him as they hav'
never known him. Thank God TO
that"
The man looked at her stupidly an,
muttered something under his breath
She heard him, and recalling her wits
asked which turn she was to take TO