davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RudIoie 6efeuen.
10. 'Sulipan mo 9. Jobnfon perfuben oerr
Dtrth 5ohn 9. Ryan gu pereiften, UNI
ihn na4her gu berauben.

Gin brutaler 8er9iftungsperiucb, Sem
etle 8eraubung fol9en ioute, tpurbe am
Samltag Wt0rgen UNI 8 ll6r auf ben Wtrtb
Sobn 8. Gpau in beiiem 9ofal go. 149
22. StraBe Deriibt. Die SbGter, g8tQiam
Suuipan unb @eor9e Sobniou, iiben Jest
inter BET Qnflage oes WtorDDeriucbes in
oer Cottage @rppe 2lpe. >Station in Sat-.
Npan tpar 9e9en 8 ltbr, Sreitag 9lbeno,
mitbe bon ben Nnltrengungen bel BEN 8ri1
martpablen, BET 0enen er gum 0elegaten
Der benotratti9en Convention erllannt
lpor0en tpar, III etnem 3tmnter binter
ietner Wtrtbl6aft auf etnem Stuble eingez
i9lafen. PlOblt6 tDurOe er crlpedt unb
aufbltfeno, iab er Suuiban iber Iib gez
tniipfen. Qln NIGHTS 86ies benteno, erz
iu6te 9tpan BEN ibm tpoblbefannten Suuiz
ban, i'm bod etni9e Stunben in Gu6e 3u
laiielt, ba er iebr mii6e let. Sullipan perz
lieB aub iofort bic 8irtbi6aft unb &pan
l6ltef tpteoer Elm.
@e9en l llbr tpacbte er abermalS auf.
0ieieS Wal itanoen Suuipan un6 etn
Wtann, 9tamens George Sobnion iiber i'm
9cbeugt. 2ebterer belt cine fleine 6lai6e
in Der 6anb unb Gpan fIblte, baB ibm cine
Sliiiit9feit trupfenpeile lin ben Wtun6 un6
auf bos 8tnn ftel. Sn1 9tl iprang er ouf
unb i6lu9 Suuioan Die Slaibe aus Der
6anb. QeBtercr iopobl, tpte Sobnion bere
lteBen 1dleanig1t bic 8irtblboft uno &Dan
nabm bic Slaicbc an it6, auf Oeren Gtifette
CT SIT ietnem Scbre6en baS g8ort y@ift"
Las. Sofprt ipiiIte er leinen Munb aus
l!nb trant etne Quantttdt "itarfen Sal3z
t~paliers. Dies rettete ibm ipabri6etnlib,
tpte it6 ipGter berauSite1te, bas Qeben. Ser
Sail puroe iofort Der Bolt3ei gemelbet unb
Die nit Der l~nterluCbung bea1ttragten 9e>
tectiues fteuten feit, baB 3pet WGnner, Die
Der 8el1retbun9 na6 Sulliban unb Spbn>
ION getpelen tparen. in Der Samita91g tacbt
in Sings Qlpotbefe cine ltarfe Otiidbung
bon Net6er uno 0piumtinctur ais OteoiSin
fit Elm 9fer6 perlan9t bGtten. Ser Sn7
bait Der Slalcbe tpuroe unteriu6t unb es
fano ft9 in berieIben auBer ben %getannten
8eitanbtbeiIen nod ein itarfer 3uiaB BON
9lconitttnctur. 9ieieS itarte @ift, erfldrte
Der 9lpotbefer, muBten bic Wtdnner ipGter
3ugelebt baben,
Die Golt3iiten begannen nun mach ben
bet6en ltebelt6ctern gu Iu9en, fan6cn un6
Derbafteten ote1elben er1t 9eltern 9tabmtt-
tag in Der 0tGbe bon McQpoD's 8ralerei.
Su0iuan lit ieines 8et9ens Elm Plumber,
mar aber ibon ldn9ere 3eit auBer 9trbeit
gemeien. Sobnion lit ein notorii6er
6aulpel3, BET bon Der @utmiitbt9feit aruler
Geute 1ebte, gu benen beipnberS 9tDan gez
b0rte. 2ebterer lit iiber ben 2lni6la9 auf
iein 2eben umiomebr erbittert, ais ct bieien
beiben 8urlAen Diele TreurOli5teit err
tpieien bat.
SuIioan un6 Sobnion tpur0en be1te
MOrgen benz Gibter 8rabpeu porgefibrt
uno bon ibm unter ie $4,000 8iirgibatt o1
oas @rtmtnalgert3t pertpieien, troBoem ite
ftanobaft leugne1en. sic erflGrten, tpeber
in Der &tng'i6en Q(potbefe Slit getaltft 81
baben, 11o3 iiberbaupt irgeno etpoS bon
benz gan3en MorOangrtffe auf Npan GIT
ptien.
, 1893-12-05

= Die &6ntgin bon @riecbenlanb ftebt
anber Spibe einer0 mengeieaidaft, tpelcbe
iib Die iittli6e 8eiierung bon 3u1tDausz
itrdflingen gut Auf8abc macbt, unb ite pfle9t
Su bieiem .3wede taft atlip0bcntIicb in ben
3elen bes Staats5ucbt6auies bic &unbe 81
maben. NBtr fiircbten, Die srtebiibe Maz
ieitdt bat iib ba cine ipabre 6eibenarbeit
auf9ebalit, bonn pen tie al alien gu ecbten
Spibbubcn 9ctporbenen Otacbfommen Der
groBen 6caenen 8clicrunssperiucbe anz
ftelen Wia, wirb lie ibOn bel 9%eiptiien Miz
lliItern anfange1 unb alsbann tire 9etreuen
ltntert1anen unsefd6r Der 8eibe no6 porz
nebmen miiiien. Stir eincn lOI4en 3eitz
oertreib ipiirben mir i9Onitens. 6anten.
, 1893-12-05

- @s 1T nicbt icb0n pan 6errn GIebez
Lamb, Die arme GDic, vGribune" 10 LANCE
auf Die Softer 81 ipannen. Sept lit Die
pieOcr gans auf ibren obnebin i4On &C.
marterten 6trnfaiten an9etpieien, Inn iib
Sic n0t6t9en 0fa9ri6ten aus g8ai6ington
iiber 6atpaii Su fabri3iren, Sat ie ii9
bodb crit 9eitern frit6 cine gauge Gpalte
rGele9rap6iides" iiber 6en Snbalt Der
Gleoelano'i9en 8oti9aft 9~eleiitet, bic ben
Mert6 tbrer vSpe3ialbepeicben" tpieber elm
NAL 10 redt ms 3tcbt geiteGt bat!
, 1893-12-05
Grnite @ar,tmma.

Cine 8roofIDner 3ettun9 Bat ftb ser
Mibe unterSoeen, iber ale auf BEN bortts
gen eleftrii6en St~raBenbaDnen nit Obers
tr6iider 2eitung (SroueD7 g8i zSpitem
Dorgetommenen ll%n9litGsfGae geuiiier9
maben 8ub 3u fibren. 9arnacb murben
IN ber 3ett pom 1. SUM- 5. S. an bis gum
J.. 0ctober neunSe6n 8erlonen 9et0btet unb
it6er bunbert DerIebt, bic metiten 6apon iebr
19per, pte 3. 9, S666elbrit6e, abgefobs
rene QIrnle unb 8etne &C.. Seit Dem /.
October fin6 icbon tpie6er flint 8eriouen
get06tet unb eff perlebt porben. !Gs banz
belt iid bier muir UNI bic BET Der YoIi3et ge1
meIbeten l~lnglidsfGle BON 3ablreiben,
nnbebeutenberen 6Glen lit gar feline 2tn7
3ci9e ~eritattet tporbe1. 2tuBerbem bat baS
8etrtebsperipnol Der eleftrtlcben 8abnen
9emciienen 8efebL, gteugieri9en, insbeiOns
Dere aber 3cttungSbertcbteritattern abiolut
feline &usfunft ilber oorgefomlnene lnfGue
ST. geben, bG cS notiirltb i'm Sntereiie ber
8abn9eieaibaften liegt, boB BON tbrem
grauitgen S6lGcbtertpcrf baS 8ubltfum 10
ipentg tpie mD8licb erfGbrt, oalnit Die
v3roQep">8abnen Don bemielben nibt,
ipte ite eS nerbienten, In Qlbt unO Bann ers
fIGrt tper6en. SIS iinO ober in Ser Girben7
itaot, uno audi III onberen StGbten, no
Der v5rouep"sllnfug 9~ctpaltig ein9crtiien
lit, tpie ). 9. IN Tolebo, g., unb in GIeDe>
lamb, o, getpi4tige Stimmen Iaut getpor>
ben, tpelde bic gGn5licbe 9(bi6afful8 bteies
mOroerilben 8abnipitems fDrbern. 9tes
iptrb it6 tnbeiien faum erreicben lalien,
benn Die 8abngeiellcbatten ititben ltb auf
ibre berbrieften 0tecbte, bic ibnen bon ge>
ipiiienloien, nun nab y8ubel" trabtenben
Gtabtratben obne &ii6ii9t auf bas @cmeinz
ipobl 9epGbrt tporben, gtur ipenn it6 9tt6>
ter fdn6en, pelcbe ben Mut6 bitten, bie
vSrDueD"z 8abnen ais bprren6en @emeinz
16aben gu erfldren, mas ite unbebingt ii1o,
bann t0n1ten ite aus benz @eibbtlDe bon
Std6ten Derbrdngt Wcrben.
9ie ldblimmen @rfabrungen, Sic man
IN 8rOoflDn unb ptcIen an6eren amerifaz
nii6en Stdbten, ia aucb bier i'm Sii6en
unb SIopeiten unlerer Sta6t ielbit 1bon,
nit Dem unboutommenen unb lebenSge7
fdbrIt6en v1roQeD Mtre"z8abniDitem ge>
mabt bat, itnO Doffentltb fit %unieren
Sta0trat6 cine bciliame Warnun9. Se6es
@eiu6 nm 6te @rlaubniB gum 8al elmer
StraBenbabn nit oberirbti6er 0eitung,
oOer I'm S%erIdn9erung bereits borbanbez
ncr StreGen iolcber -unb es tperben bere1t
III bet nGcbiten 3ett un3petfelbaft cine
9roBe Nn3abI Dor ben StaOtrat6 tommen-
muB unbebtn9t 3uriid9epteien per6en.
g8tr baben an Der fortipGbren6en Mfenidenz
i9ld6terei an Ben Observation-Disclosures
tua9rLi3 icbon iiber9enug. 8enn bic @lecz
1~rt3ttdtS : Wtieni6aft nocb nidbt 10 tpeit
borgei9ritten lit, baB man ein mtrtltb
praftii6eS untertrbiibes eleftrii6eS Belle
res Srtcbipitem o6er Elm Spitcm sur 9(uf7
fpet9erung Ser elettrti6en Iriebfraft aus
ftnbtg gemacbt bat, 10 miiiien mir inns eben,
bis bteieS 9eicbehen, unb bieier s3ettpunft
ptro geptB ntbt all3u LANCE mebr auf iiCb
parten laiien, unS in StGbten p6ne cleft
trii6c StraBenbabnen 6e6elfen. Die 3rol=
lcps8abnen 6iitfen mir UNI feinen grets
outfommen lalien.
, 1893-12-05
QooesfGue.

Trtb 8reiel, So Sabre, 800 q. StraBe.
@bba Qobun, l Sabr l Wtonat 80 Gage,
80. uno &odwe1itr.
Nnnie Anoerion, 81 Sabre, County
6oipital.
Tre6tOf O%oun9ber8, 10 Sabre, GouutDz
9pipitaL.
SO9n 0feber, 81 Sabre, AIerianerz6oz
lpttal.
SEQ. &ru8er, 26 Sabre, Qtlerianerz!6o
ipttal.
9mbrOie Matlau, l Sabr IL MOnate
1873 WooreitraBe.
Nnma 0eDmann, 20 Sabre, &C @eiiomitr
, 1893-12-05

- Gamman0 6duptGtn9 Grofer bate
iib elmer 10 gepfefferten Nte6erlage i'm
Staate Stem Oorf ntcbt perieben, iOnit Ddtte
ct OamaIs ntcbt ben Gnti9luB 9efaBt, na6
Der BabI Aus benz u8uitneB" 3t 8e6en."
ST tpirb iebt rim p8uiineB" blei6en," miez
tpobl ct ber3lib gerne bic iebt Opppelt
i9tpere Sl6reri0aft auf ~iitngere S9uGtern
abliiOe, Did" Grofer lift iibrisens 10 alt
nO9 niht; bObitens eini9e Tiinf8i9.
, 1893-12-05
Ser broIili1cbe MebelIenoSmirof men,

- Der braiilii6e &ebelIena6mirol W2eQo
bat ben OberbefebL iiber Bic ben 6afen bon
9tio Be Saneiro iperrenbe Slotte an einer
leiner @etreuen abgetreteu unb lit nit
ieinem S6iffc u2(quibaban" angc6lidb mach
SautpS abgelegelt, lin Sen &ebeuen bon
9tio @ranOe 90 Sui betsuiteben. MQbr=
icbcinti5 pia Meuo iih NIGHT stpticben 3tpei
6eucr brtn9eu laiien, ionbern Die iiingit
BON gfeip yorf ~abgegangenen 9eirOto'i9en
&riegSi3ifie ieIber ms @ebrGn8e bringen.
St mirb iAon nd6ltens mtcber in Der g1adbz
bari6aft BON &io a~uftaudbea.
, 1893-12-05
2piihen @has. gaQin unb q. Sc:

- 3pilben Gbas. BaGtn unb q. 9ez
eriOn,entitanO'9eitern pe9en So, Sic @ri tez
rer alS 8e3ablung fir Bic N~ufbetpabrrng
ieines Scblittens in Dem StaI SEQ. 238
Sppn9eub Str, an 9ebterem be3o0len
ipate, Elm Streit, bel benz 8eterion einen
SdIa8 ms @eit9t erbtelt, Oer i'm beitnz
nun9slos mabte.
&icbtcr &eriten b~erfi9te iiber @a1in
beute friib etne Strafe bon $25 tuegen tbGtz
li6en Nngrtffs.
, 1893-12-05

3u DertpunOern tpdre Oas niht, benin Bic
Maidinc bcftnbet ii6, felt Ser Iebten Wabl,
IN einem 3uitanbc, in bcm lie fir y0ooe"
ais Wtittel 5ur Grlan9un9 ber 4rdii6ente
idbaftse &an6ibotur I'M Sabre 1896 bon gar
feinem g8ertbe lit. u0aoe" piu iebt bte
@ntpifelung Bet 9tnge abparteu unb
leDen pie in ben nddlteu Sabrcn Der 6oie
lGuft, e6e CT iicb pie6er in Die 8rei9e pirft.
Die Sa9la8c muB lib crit fir i'm 8etIdrt
ba6en.
, 1893-12-05
sum m6roer oemoroen.

Gbarles Stunt, BON .807 NGport Qtne.,
itarb beute Wtor9en in bem 9resbpterianer
6olpital an Oer S6uBmunbe, bic ibm am
SonntG99lbenO bon acknowledgement, Srant
WtaSbD, bct9e6racbt purbe. Gebtercr bate
fir &lunt'S Srolt, 6e nit ibrem Manne
in Strett geratben tpar, Bartet ergriffen.
&lunt panote iib nit brobenben @eberoen
gegen MaSbp, worauf bieier einen 0teool>
Der beroor3o9 unb Semen nieberi6oB.
, 1893-12-05
Goo oes Nlarquis oe Rays.

2onoon, 5. Dec.
9tacb elmer 0epei6e aus 9aris lit 6aielbIt
Der Worqlis be Stars 9eitorben, beifen err
folgloler 8eriucb anf sort Benton cine
fatboIii6e 2opaliiten7Goloni 5u grin6en,
Dem S6riftiteIer 9aubet 2tntaB 81 ieinem
Sort SaOascOn" CAB. Der Marquis
puroe ipdter tpe9en g%rlan9un9 bon Sell
bern untcr falicbcn Qnga6cn gu fiinfidbriz
ger SOFT DerurtGetlt.
, 1893-12-05
SduerIdubniBfhein

tpur6en an fOlgcnbe 8erioncn ausGeifeQt
s. Gai9, 3peiit0di9e Stats, 7919-21
8OnO StraBe, $2700; 81. $. Wcg8iQiams,
stp%ettrOft8e Stats, 265 81. StraBe, $500
6. 81. 9u99es, cinit0figer Qaben, 316-1e
60. StraBe, $4,000; l. Stpe6iib 90. 6.
Strte, cine &trbc, 6631-33 8rigbt Str,
$4,000; WtrS. 6. q. &oberg, 5tpeiit0digc
Stats, 5345 Shields 9penue, $4,000; Wtrs.
0outie @ote, 19it0ft9c Cottage, 2761 Gomz
merctol Nbenue, $1,000; 8. s. 8aI6pin,
etnitOft9eS 2agerbaus, 38 9umber StraBe,
$1,000; Dirt Wtarble Co., 3tpetitOGtge
Sactorp, $40 : 5 6lourmep StraBe,
$4,000; Slpf S~ngemannion, einitD6i9C
Cottage, 232 Sbitt 8lace, $1,000.
, 1893-12-05

9as bat gebolfen! Die @elblcnbungen
na6 benz Often itnb cingeiteat unb es mtrb
ntbt lange Oaucrn, 10 ptrb man AUDI in
@bicago @eIO 81 anitGnbi9em Gins befomz
men fOnnen, Die nSolmdnner" BADEN in
G9tcago bic LGngite 53cit geipirt0i6oftet,
, 1893-12-05
6ente lit Der @eburtStaa Ser

9eute lit Der @eburtStag Ser Wtario
Stuart Q542), unb ber 3Obesta9 Mo5art's
Q79D; Der 3obestag 2iiboD's, beS Sretz
idbarenfibrers I'M Sabre 1913 Q834) unb
6es Sabrestages bes @in3u9s 8rtn3 Trie6z
rt6 Garls in Orleans ant 5. DECEMBER
1870.
, 1893-12-05
2Du6on, ). 0es

Sn 6olge Der 8erbaftun9 zines Wtannea
3u 6Oneiteab fanb 8eitern bic 6eitnabme
zines Otannes gtannens S3neiOer itatt,
pelcber in einem 3tmn1er be5 6auies $40.
y Gbancerp 2aue 9efunben Durbe uno crit
fur5ltb aus ben Scr. Staaten bierber &C.
tommen ietn ioa. Inter ietnen @ffetten
lamb man cine 8lebbiic6ie, tpeI3e nidbt
tpetiger ais % 8fD. 0pnamit ent6ieIt.
, 1893-12-05

I'm Steuun8iu4en6en BEL Der gegenz
pdrtigen gtOtbla9e bas @rlan9en bon 8ez
i6Gftigung gu erlei6tern, ntmmt baS
QbenbbIatt Der SutnoiS Staats5ettung
Steaengeiu6e unentgeltli6 aus
, 1893-12-05

or. Sleeper auf benz eIettriicben
Stubl! 9as ipdre Elm 8ilO, BEL Dem BEN
Gngeln i'm 9tmmeI bas 6erS i'm 2eibe La
cben miiBte. Die NuSit9ten linb gut basu.
, 1893-12-05
= Charles 0opis ftonb bel1te firth

Nibter 2DonS inter Der Nnfla9e, ben Al
Sangamon Str. tpobnbaften Sans 81. Ho=
b~ertion tbdtlicb ange9riffen unb nit benz
Geben beorobt gu baben. Hobertion err
fldrtc, oaB, ais ct am lebten T~reita9 9abis
in oelien 8erlagsbanblung, 327 Dearborn
Str., be5tglth zines @eicbdftsauftrogeS GIT
lprecben iudbte, bon etnem GIert ~abgepteien
uno i6lieBlicb, ais ct borouf nicbt cling,
perbauen tpurbe. 9aotS erbielt ober Dor
&i9ter 8rapton GrIaubniB, feline Sobe Bis
aut nddbiten 6reitag gu peri6ieben, porauf
ct etnen @e9enbaftsbefebL ntber &obertion
etnretcbte. &ibter QDons Dtrb 6en Sal
iebo6 i6on am 9onnerftag .bDren.
, 1893-12-05

v0aoe" Sin ioQ iicb bon set 6cmoz
fratil6en nMai6ine" losgeiagt unO nit
ieinen bisberi9en &rmpanen Groter, Wtcz
2augbLin unb Sbeeban eebro3en baben.
, 1893-12-05
Gelegraphi'&e Oepeldcn.
Gin 9efdPrliher Shneioer.

Derhaftun9 zines olnerifanii9en Dynamite.
ribs in $oHoon.
, 1893-12-05

Nnseigen in Ser Qlbenbausgabe Ser Sui
nDis Staatsseitung baben ben beiteu @rfolg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-06
Strange sight. In n. 1..v.,.

On the night of March 81, 1876, about
three hours after sunset, a monster
bright light appearing as if 1T arose
out of the Adriatic sea-" crossed over
Italy in a vertical line about half way
between Rimini and Leghorn, its
course being from the northeast to the
southwest Various estimates as to
the size and height OF the body were
made. One scientist, with amusing ex-
actness, declares that 1T was exactly
thirty eight miles high when If passed
over Calmers." At AL places near its
path of fight kissing NOISE like that
made BY a skyrocket was plainly
aeard. At Leghorn the sound is said
% have been like that made bv q
large cannon. quickly dying away,
until il sounded much ike q cart run
ming over cobblestones. Estimates OF
its size seem to have been as wild as
those respecting its height Some &C
counts say that 1t was as large rs q
house" lie Cat saws: 1T was a good
half mile in circumference" Bohn, rho
has written q verv readable account of
It under the title of The Great Meteor,
or Strange Fire OF March XXXL,
MDCLXXVI.," estimates that il was
about oue-balf mile by the smaller
diameter" which would have made IL
g terrifying object TO behold. -Phua-
delphia Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-06

One morning, Pat EuIJon, having
finished her small household duties, and
leaving her father asleep in the warm
sunshine, took walk up the noun
tain to see the Silver Queen. Some
how. the last two or three days, she
had felt uneasy. even more so than
usual, about the claim. and she
wanted to see that all was right. It
was long walk up there, but Pat
did not mind that: she was mountain
girl, and had good lungs and limbs.
1t was cheerful, bright morning.
As Pat neared the little shed over the
Silver Queen, she stopped to look at
the grand panorama of hill and plain
that stood revealed from Silver Hill,
and TO sniff the fresh, crisp morning
air. A pair of blucbirds duttered near
by, on a scrub-oak, and a saucy SPUR
rel chartered at her from rock, close
at hand. Pat stopped to pick few
acorns TO toss at him, when, suddenly,
a sound from the direction of the mine
startled her, and she wheeled about to
see, coming out Of the shaft, man,
and. close behind him, another. Both
were strangers They sat down and
dangled their feet from the platform,
talking, the while.
Pat was almost stunned for few
moments, and stared at the men dumb
ly. They did not see her. Pat no.
ticed, in a vague way, that one OF the
men was handsome and big. His pro-
file was toward her, and she noticed
he had a good head and long mus
tache. Then she suddenly remem-
bered what she was there for, and the
next mir ute the two men were startled
by sharp voice, demanding:
What are you doing here|"
They leaped to their feet and turned
and saw, standing before them. very
determined and indignant looking
young woman, whose bright eyes
flashed angrily as she repeated her
question.
The big man looked at the other one,
who was short and stout, in a puzzled
way. Then he looked at their ques-
toner. Pat was not really pretty, but
Paul Dexter thought, at that Epement,
that she was the prettiest girl he ever
saw. lie QOheO MS nav SOHlSN EGI Ger"
enormously. '.Er maybe. miss. I
would like TO know the same Of your
self" he said, banteringly.
Don't be impudent, si-r' snapped
Pat, her small fists cfenching in her
excitement 81 want to know what
business you have in this nsine!'
The two men looked at each other
again and laughed softly. Then the
big man responded:
''Well, miss, if you really are so
anxious % know-we're working here"
''ln6eedi Then you'd better quit
Who put you TO work hereY"
Eve are here, miss, saI6tbe big man,
soloranly, because we put ourselves
to work here. Do you know anyone
who has better right TO work this
hole?"
Eyes, sir, dor answered Pat, ex-
citedly. This claim belongs to my
father, and"
Excuse me, miss" said Dexter.
sThis claim now belongs to anyone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-06

she snapped. "to come and take half
your mine from you, And then, their
nerve, TO be so kind as TO give half Of
it back to you! Mph!''
But, Pat, don't We see? they've a
right TO all of it eff they choose = take
it 1 think they're dom tn thing, an
are mighty white boys.
B,N Pat did not look at the matter as
her f..ther did, and nothing he could
say tended TO convince her that they
had net been robbed
After this, Dexter was . frequent
visitor at the Fulton's- The partners
were now employing several men, and
the wors1 of developing the property
was goin on rapi3iy. SO there was
much to consult Fulton about as his
experience and advice were worth a
good deax. But when Dexter appeared,
Pat invariably sbsented herself. She
told herself she hated him. and all that
sort OF thing. 1t is quite certain, how
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to do Just so. If your father has failed
to work it, it is his misfortune; that's
all"
Pat was almost in tears.
DO you call yourself men?" she
asked, chokinglv, ''to take possession
Of a mans property when he's been
sick for months and unable to work?''
The mems faces sobered in an in
slant, and the big ones voice was
softer, but yet firm, as he answered:
I'm sorry, miss, but this is q matter
Of business. We want this property, and
have got to have it-that's all I'm
sorry, but it can't be helped"
That afternoon, as Dexter and
Haynie climbed out of the shaft TO wait
for the blast 10 so off they were met
by some one. II was the same person
who had called on them that morning,
and she had possession of rife. which
she handled as if she knew how TO
use it
Go away" she commanded, as the
two men ran away from the mouth of
the shaft to place Of safety near
where she stood.
As JNO lleu Stciutu IACElhtQ 10
laugh, but they decided that she was in
earnest so they didn't more than
smile. After the blast Dexter answered
her:
Ny dear miss, this Is nonsense.
Why, you can't drive Us away legally,
and you certainly can't scare rs. You
ought"
Pats lips formed straight line, and
she raise 4 her rifle 70 her shoulder.
IL you don't come away from that
mine land mind what ] say about keep
ing away from it) by the tine I count
FIVE, I'll begin shooting and when 1
shoot I shoot straight"
Wen have 10 hun1or her just now, 8"
rueterei Dexter 70 his partner. Come
on" And they went away, dofine
their hats tremendously as they start
ed, and shaking with inward laugh
ter. Pat stood and watched them w
I'll they passed over The top Of the
ridge Then she sat down and cried
After supper, PauI Dexter called a:
the Fulton home to zee Dsck, TO whom
he made a proposition, which. II view
OF circumstances, was liberal, and
which Fulton was glad 20 accept Ihey
agreed that Dexter au5 HaYuie should
90 on vita the wovl; until Fulton was
well enough to help eEd tEae Fulton
was 70 retain 9 half interest n re
mine. Pat was not present az the IN
tervjev. When Dexter msde BIS sp-
pearaEce slc responded . as pleasant
'rCotl-eveC.u-'' with 4 c-v t~--.G
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ever, that she always wa tched him
ieaving the hous e, and that she did not
immediately ent Or 1t. but 81 God where
she coRld see his tall form swinging
along the road to the top of the hill.
Dexter was f1st amused, then puz-
zled, then vexed. What little he had
seen of her only tended to make him
wish he knew her beGtcr-{,ir better
and her actions made him despair Of
ever reaching this desired end. Dick
Fulton reasoned with h - daughter.
with the result that, finally, she con-
sented to remain In the house when
Dexter was present But, further than
this, she would not go. She always
treated Dexter's attempts at converse
ton with the most frb!Rd politeness,
and never spoke 60 him unless Obliged,
In common decency. to say yes" or
no"
After time their relations grew
less strained. ANY Uoman's heart
must soften, at least, before the re-
peated attacks of man like Dexter.
But when, one day, she had been more
than usually kind, and he told her how
IlS HSso az" d} = hoFCN he~ - anu dokAIu ACE
to marry him, she was furious.
Gent you see hate your she cried.
81 wouldn't marry y Du if you were tho
only man in the world. So, therer'
And Dexter went away with heavy
heart, but not discollr aged. He knew
women, a little, and felt satisfied that
Pats fervent hate was, far better than
Indifference. He did not again speak
to her on the subject that had incensed
her, but went along es though nothing
had happened, IN til the day they
'strucll IT. IN the Silver Queen. That
day he rushed over TO find Dick. who
had been away from the mine that day,
and found Pat, all alone. He told her
the glad news, whereat she proceeded
50 burst into teSrs
Dexter sud denly decided that this
was the accepted tim e, and be put his
arm about Pats waist and attempted
70 tell his story again.
stop" shrieked Pat. "Go away.
and let me alone; told you once what
thought of you'll
But she did not attempt to remove
his encircling arm, ami Daxter rejoioed
thereat He rose ma nfuLy to his OPP
portunity.
Patricia Fulton" ne said, in hol-
low tone, ''if you don't come away
from that idea land mind what say
about keeping away and promise TO
marry ME, before / count five, III
shoot naYself-snd when 1 shoot l shoot
straight" And he drew his revolver
and cooked it.
Pats sobs ceased ''Doa'n oh,
don't!" she cried, with swift fearful
glance upward
''Do you promiscP" aslDed Dexter,
with a menacing flourish towards his
head
stop! lob, plcase-yesl"
A few minutes later Pat raised her
blushing face from tho place it had
been occupying to ask:
Would you-weuld you have done
it. Paul?'
Would you have shot me, that time
at the mine?' he asked, smilingly
evasive.
You know I would Paul; bat
didn't da5a't-"
You didn't love me. then" promptly
supplied Paul with sublime impu-
dence But now
The inpudence Of you'll didn't say
/"
Loved me. But you da, all the
same
And Pat couldn't deny s. At least
she never attempted 70.
r. l. KETCHCA
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lie Wa Expelled.

"Hr. Slkngiss,~ said Mrs. Hashcrofi
to her star bo2rder.
"Wel9"
y hear that you have Joined foot
bal team Is il tr,,cg''
Yes I'm getting 70 be one Of the
best PLAYERS in the club, too"
Then you must seek another board.
ing house"
What x ttat9'
al an very soTry, but have resolved
20 have 10 l-ickers IN my essea blishmeaL
You must go-r-Sportiny Life.
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Very Likely. -Wife-"How much
did you pay for that clock. James?'
Husband-''I don't remember" Wife
two dollars" BUS band-"So should l. ="
Wife-''Then you probably paid four
dollars for it-"-Yankee Blade.