Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

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disappeared. tsssne MS small 60. s-.~
Meade ssillnssn. stih him
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~as not found Hs asxhf was ssuuplss
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sided ms SISTER Martha. esotz's witsl oann
10 and TODD that she hs6 49,
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spiHed 30 ruin stiiimsn
consressmaa e.otz got "a. - Of M mon
ey CosoBei George esotz came 10 - "a
day and demanded the plans of the osiis.
mas aerocrsft ! told him thet we're no.
IN the building hie Thought ! ss~d sns
offered me q iaree sum OF moDey co.
them HE said. There is q fortune "
those plans Tor ss all The machine y no
vet protscisd BY patents refuss.
again In his rage he struck me sosr
and then ransacked the place Hus shs
plans had been previously placed m ths
care Of Mise Gethslds
tie psas<d Cor a uouaent go sAus
sloSe to the surgeon Have ysss o.
" all down. doctory'
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ned read " over
let me sien u aud have thss~ sensr
~ieb as witnesses too. fse,dsss sso~ssst
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Arkel hssa HIN while be wvsss ~
name at the bottom of the trSDscrto-
tion the doctor held before him. An
mediately after Bernice. Arkel. ieeh
elds and the surgeon added sheis ~
natures. Beiden sighed
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q uan again" he said softly "A -
cret like that 10 q dreadful bssdss -
carry. yet II has taken me oDashs -
nerve myself to speak"
When you come home bring vess
father with yOu His name has hsea
cleared"
such was the message Bernics ssua
to Stiliman In the west. tlss oWn
father had assured her that tAseo
would be no question but what tha
charge against Meade's father WeulA
be quasbed by due legal process
such assurance Was made Asubly
sure by the action Of Gotz. fsthss sD1
son They fed the city In sdvauss -
those who went to serve warrants upao
them on q number VI charges. not ~
least u which was one Of mansla ugh
ter against the colonel His flight IN
creased the count by adding that q
desertiOn TO the list.
Already the situation all oves the
country was beginning to straiohtes
out
In the east the army. WITH hlonsel
and the Miracle to assist had reGained
most of the lost ground Deprived Of
their feet. whose terribly battered
bulks either rode n Ineffective ruins.
or rested - the Chesapsake's aoor.
mute monuments 20 Arkel's berserk
rage - the death Of his commander.
they surrendered with small rssista nee
camps 10 await deportation.
Meade flying Into the vest with The
etillmaR. expscting ~ face the dread
ful Necessity Of infiicting more slaugh
ter. was most happily surprised
From Canada to Europe. the news
of the fate Of the Atlantic forces had
flashed by cable. and thence on around
the globe to Ha vail. and from there
by wireless between the units Of the
Oriental feet to San Francisco. The
effect was to shake the overburdened
confidence Of the Japanese In posses
sion of the Pacific coast
Before they could devise any effec-
tive defense against the new power Of
their opponents the Stillman itself
lowered above the bay and the city and
cast down a demand for their tmmedi-
ate surrende< upon the alternative OF
instant destruction II they refused
BY a sort Ut poetic justice they
found themselves In the same position
which had compelled ths citys sur,
render to themselves SONG months be
fore. They chose life and defeat to
death
A treaty vas arranged in which ia,
pan surrendered all claim to the Ha-
waiian and Philippine Islands and
agreed TO order and compel the re-