Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

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CHAPTER 90.
a velld oeeee chsss.
~ tAo Gxne4 moment when J. MOI
0D0 tor6oo vas being appsised Of
IL fAct that this was IN amazing
vossA anl that previously be he'd besa
osa.6srins only amoag the footsoess
q ~ Great Story. N elderly geatle-
naa anA very handsome young won
a 1T 1n subway train which reared
saSea1y - IN vay downtown The
se60aH naA was gTay haired asd he
weeo . elooely cropped gray mustachs.
. sey3o 0uch Affected BY Americans
HING h New York. He possessed al
u hal1 marks Of prosperous club
0aA The spatS spoke eloquently Of
he reading room and Of moderately
heated political arguments. Attached
- Ais Eyeglasses was Q heavy cord.
y and down which he continually ran
hi nnseD: to those who knew him.
. sign a perturbation.
The young woman stared with un.
essanS syes at the opposite window:
me eyes they were. blue ~ Russian
hpislasuli. similarly streaked with
threads Of gold. and heavily fringed.
1As giri was really and truly bsauti.
nj; even the few belated ones real.
ised this. and forgot their nightly
study a the alluring advertisements.
oAe va0 . tonic to the weary eyes:
p eonic Ike the unexpected vision Of
reea 0elds. crystal waters and the
blue haze On the hills Tar away. Her
hair was not the least Of her attrac-
Mons: II smoldered mysteriously. - II
aFe lay hidden in the deeps Of Il
"Wondee what on earth he wants." :"
md the man. and nibbled the ivory
bead Of his stick.
The giri did NOT reply. Perhaps she
Aad not hoard him.
-Soms legal muddls." the elderly
paa oomplained. your mothers
eeother wasn't IN his right mind"
Thers's nething for you to com.
DaA&u a." sDoke the giri at last. with
~ Aowsvee. turning her head.
Cant ~ there ID. Three millions.
mostly out at Per cent" He coushed
s1lgAtly. "He was novel-reading mad:
% saAe man would have drawn up
such will rs ~ much ~ our lives
Ars worth 70 keep all that junk about.
Woaldn't give the stun to the Metro
po11tan because they wouldn't take
ny stock In his claim that that ruby
belonged to the Mana Sahib. Anyhow,
history says that Hindu beggar died
d Tie jungles and that he took tie
lswel along with him.
Junk! How can you call all those
beautiful thugs junk! love every
ene Of them. He was right. Only one
person IN . thousand who visit the
,museums would understand or sppre-
ciats them-"
That may b. but no ight-hnssrsA
gsntsy would be prowling about"
The beautiful young lady shrugged.
ne had gone over the ground 70 often
thAt the subject wearied her. She
loved her father. but she could not
understand his utter lack Of apprecia-
toa 1ur the wonderful curios her un-
els bad heQueathed her. with the sin.
- stipulation that she should use
thom.
That the girl in the sables WAS nm.
happy wAs quite apparent II was not
. petHlaAt sadness. ~ In having had
~ Wiu crossed, a. In having STUN.
blea over some temporary disappoint-
Nsat- Her face reflected . deep cor.
row num within: Of kind for which
neoay a4 her age u NO balm. Great
Doace and great sorrow have the same
1gu1Aes in limning in . face; the ~
pllt = gonsfally . beatinc placidity.
3 ~ looked at the girls eyes thsy
~ yoa nothing. nor The droop Of her
0sstA. nor tie palloe Of her me slrin:
~ yoe the ensemble produced .
hanne1ng sadness. Il made ycu ~
usnh9 tie lace for days.
~ MAAisnn square the two eot out
- the belated ones continued their
)eazns0. 70 dream oe dukes and duch.
s1oee anA Wo3ds and eabled mansee.
7Ae giSi IN the aableo and her q,
tAsR hurried over to tie monolith q
1azbSe and wsre shot up b the eight.
senfA 1oor. The suite oe law oGicee
- which thsy had bssn % strangely
Dunneosd wsro b total dafiusss. The
IN Fang and rang and echoed essjly
&fo1oA ~ empty roons 90 nigAtily
~ during the secular dayS q u