Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-19

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fo.rt ..a. ar1 alone ne
::.. :;a r., =. D., .. .,.o.-2r.i s,-2 Il "''
,I... .....I d. ',rr.ry. conductor
n 49, s- I'D TIE ,raan
per- 'rF a- .w -h- train was Ea.i
p h..T Ea'n. young man. also
tsr AZ 20 o. r~.a-s. Ion Avery. 20 md
su; ~Aa' hey car .0ur--ning Rim
CHATTER III T7.- NO make F.a,on,
snO~tTifrs
Srsr1 udfras-sr 20 Lavrenc. HlIl~Erd.
-hirH F- .la.us II warns him he b.
b,i-g 's....-I
CIlAI-!rr, Z. Pacing through the car.
conrsry fo'.. - ttu-u~s hand hanging
outside tie Dsr'n lie Asc.TtAlhs DOrn.'s
bell aa- rsrsr'y INK Psftlrh~i. hs
tnvssHgn'r- ard ards Dorm. Win hi,
skuu r--f-l lie ais Surgeon. IN
Ln lR'r rn ''~ 'rair
CHRr-rrr ~ sr-,ar- recognize. n.
tnIur.i TAI HaaG Ssn'oins, ~ho, al
tho4EE r. q 100 O. -. aI.ar power In the
hnEr .a| ~HT.1 as l'Els"r 20 'b.s inter
est, a., rr..re-} 50 matter Of doubt
CuArurn WI snr~ur,,anes- po,n, to
Laian - -AHrrlH- srhsa!iani
>hr a....I aMr" and tired. and
fnIn' .-a, -E.,aas underneath her
ey,- -...,. aN.Fr dark circles wer"
beg.nH.n- 'o r.-m
Il am -.GI.-.r' 'u b" resting" she
e1Iaa''.H s.."'.. Drrrp,!Hg him a.
on al. l-.3 .!, -I-l' to ask.
"Il1w F. your ra'h"r"
"Ir.' ',. -rr". Nrrr may be no
chou-, D".rr Sn.Irrr says. tpr day
II s,--r- alI -, sudden and ,"-ier.
rih'". Mr Earpn
Fn'ua .a.r0- urm'rsr II" rail- be.
sI.a lrr .nH -'as cling u' her ,nw thoi
he 'n-H-. wnrr wet. md hts eyes
drr...l as r'.N .a.-N hers
"I' na.- '.~.H Intoxicating III"
"l,. U.r.I lir Avery. sou
iu.,. .rl t.. ,.rlar'pr have been
woraHr .n 10 uJ dav They hu,r
been gH,-.....s rn" porter
"O' + G.H us.n 'ha' they think
tie r..'.r uH au.rhiug to do with
II: 'v' '.. '-.t' ruug. you know"
"Tlo .,.Nr'
"1n. NiII from Fathers berth |
tNur-.f ruu nHrsy. II ruuc some time
hrg,r. lHtu"r vas fuund-somo fca
muu'u. before: N" porter did not
hear 10 nG' the pointer was turned
down rev nn1. tested Il. and It
any wny except b. means Of the
bell"
Eaton looked nway from her. then
back again rather strangely.
rs that all they have lcarnedr'
"NO: they have found the weapon"
The WEAPON with which your IA
ther WAS struck"
"i"- the man who did 1t seems not
to have realized that the train was
Norpcd or at least that Il would
be stopped for 50 long-and he threw
II OF the train. thinking. | suppose,
We should be miles away from there
by morning. But the train didn't
move, and the snow didn't cover Il
up. and 1t was found lying against
the snow bank this afternoon 1t cor
Responds. Doctor Sinclair says, with
Fathers injuries"
"What was it?'
1T seems to have been a bar of
metal-ot steel. they said. think.
Mr.. Enton-wrapped In mans black
sock"
"A sock =" Eaton's voice sounded
strange TO himself. he fel, that the
blood had left his cheeks, leaving him
pale, and that the girl must notice IT..
"A mans sock ~
Then he saw that she had not no
ticed, for she had not been looking
At him.
at could be carried In that way
through the sleepers. you know. with.
out attracting attention." she OBJ
served.
Eaton controlled himself. "a
sock I" he said again. rcflectlvely.
He felt suddenly a rough tap upon
his shoulder. and turning. saw that
Donald Avery had come out upon the
platform and was standing beside
him: and behind Avery he saw Con.
ductor Connery. There was no one
else on the platform.
'Wlll you tell me. Mr.. Eaton-or
whatever else your name may be-
what 1t Is that you have been asking
Miss SantoineT' Avery demanded
harshly. Harry, what has this man
Deen saying to your
Mr.. EatonT Her gaze vent won.
deringiy from Avery to Eaton and
back nSaln- ''why-why. Don't He
has only been asking me what We had
found out about the attack On IA.
shefr
And you told hi'nr' Avery swung