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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
9eati9s &irmsb.
Nprsen pirS bielelbe i'm @ermania;p part
absebalten.

Sm 8ermauia=parf wiro morgen
bic Seuti9e 9irneB nit benz iibli4en
@lanje gefeiert weroen.
Seitens Der beribieoenen @omites
iinb Die umfaienofen @orfebrunaen
fir oieies oeuii9s gOltsfeit setrofen
worben. Die Mitgliebsr oerielbsn
idaffsn unb tpirten tbatid9li9 tuie Die
8iber.
Go lit ). 9. Serr so. Sienfamm,
Der 8OrfBer Der S9mdbii9en Wurf-
buoe, our 3eit Sag uno gtaht nit Der
Serfeluns ieinsr f9madhaften Warfe
beiddftist, uel6e i'm lebten Sabre fein
3elt fir Sauienoe bon Wuritliebbabern
3u einem Uletfa ma6te.
sluBsrorbentli6s glnitrensunsen bat
in oisiem Sabr pieberum bas 2esel-
@omite eema9t.
gs tpsroen YreissGeeeln fir Samen
uno Serren itattfinoen.
SieIelben beginner um 2 u6r Tfad'
mittags uno idlisBen I'm 6 llbr
Nbenbs.
SIR 6errsn finb 10, FIR Oamen 5
preiie ausgeiest tuOroen.
Sieielben weroen prompt nod S1luf
oes 2egelns our gertbeilung ge.
langen.
Ssrborragenbe muIitaliide 9eiifut.
gen iino aber bon Der f9mdbii9.
bapriidsn Sorftapsle gu erparteu.
Inter 9situns ibres 2apelmeiiters
uno geberrIders Der srobsn Srommsl.
9errn Seinri9 Sprenspfeil, bat fie BIZ
i46niten golfslieoer uuo populdriter
Sdnae einseiibt.
SofsDetcrateur @barles Sruempe,
uno Captain Sacob 2oeper balIen lid
betreffs oes Geueruerts nod in Elm &C.
beimnibpOles Stiai9weiaen.
Gin unb misber lieBen iis isbod
Ieuberungen fallen. aus mel4en her'
borseht, oaB iie fur Elm srOBartises
pprote9nii9es S9auipiel Serge tra'
gen tperoen.
| Wie es fteint, ibmdrmsn fie FL,
ISAmdrmer unb iibsr ibre 8eratbunaer
i'm Sntereiie Der suten Sa9e tpdren f:
beinabe felbft gu Na9tfdmdrmern ge.
poroen.
Nus bem Sauptquartier bes Span'
ferfel 66ni9s, 9errn CHARLES Rei9,
Iauien ote neueien Ha9ri9ten ieb,
sanftis. n9eute ROTH, morsen toot"
miro es bon ben 35 iunsen @runaerr
beiben, tpel9e beuts ibren gin3ug In
Den part balten tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Mnflassm sesem SSbne oes
bimmlii9em &ei9es.

Wuro 6. 3bpmpion, Der ginman.
osrunsssSnip fur @bineien, er=
pirfte sefern in Der Office bes 8un-
bes Siitrict=Nnmalts Werbaftsbefeble
gesen 3wei idlibdusige @6bne beg
bimmliiden &eides, @ong Sam unb
2im 8otp.
Siefelben uerben bef9uloi9t, f9
obne geiebli9e grlaubnib in ben @e1.
eini9ten etaaten auf3ubalten.
sic tuuroen In @lt6art perbaftet unb
in oas biefse @efdngnib abgeliefert.
sic baben in glfhart bereits mebrere
Sabre geuobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Commercial Club.

Die 9irectoren bes Commercial
Clubs tperben beute Na9mittas eine
Sisung abbalten. Sn berfelben pirb
iiber bic gmpfebluns bes betrefenben
gomites betreffs Iersr6berung BET
@lubrdume ab9effimmt werben.
Sas @omite tpirb empfeblen. bab Der
Speifeiaal na9 benz 8. Stodtuerf ber.
lsgt wer6e; bas gan3e Z, Stoduerl
absr fOu in 3ufunft fur @lub3peds
Yertpenbung fineen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Iatomo6il= il=l1nfaae.

Wdbreno fie i'm gegriffe tanb, einsn
StraBenbabnuasen au beitei9en. tpuroe
seifern Grau SOiepb Serlep aug @am=
bridge gitp bon einem NutomobiI 9e=
troHen. sic berrentte fi9 ben SUB
unb erlitt auBerbem mod cine farte
@ri9iitterung. gugenseu9en bradten
fie our @Obnuus, go. 9 pratt Strabe,
no iie BEL 5reunoen Nufnabme fano.
sc wiro geiagt, bab Der IutOmObil=
fabrer nit GROCER S6neue fubr. Der
llngliifsfaQ ereisnete ii6 an Der gde
Der SlinOis uno pratt Strabe.
u. Suffrins, elm Srudereiangeifeq-
ter, tpuroe an Der gde Der Sllinois unb
Waibingtor StraBe bonn MutomObile
beg SentiItsn @onaales aus GRAM
forbsbile getrofen. Suffrins wOllte
nit ieiner, 6abraoe um Die @de bie9en,
als bas auf unre9ter Strab abenieite
fabrsnbe Nuto ibn traf unb umuarf.
Seine 8erleBungen uaren gliifli9ers
peiie nur leidter Natur.
ames geau9amp 490
Nr9 StraBe tpurbe bur9 elm Nutomo=
bile, tpsl4ss cine Nutoitation su ber=
lallen i'm gesriffe ftano, setroffen uno
lei9t berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Die Sereinisums oer Mrbeit=
0eber.

Der erfe halbidbrli9e 8.ridt bsr
employers Nf. Of Snoianapoiis" iii
berausseseben uno an bic Mitslisoer
Der Organization berinnbt tporosn.
Ius benz Seridt sebt berbor, bab 3ur
@ereinisune CUR 3sit i9on us Mit-
slieber geb6ren; bieielben bsi9dftisen
insseiammt II, 900 Nrbsitsr. sic re-
prdientiren nod ben finan3iellen Nn=
gaben Der H. q. Dun & 60. @e=
iddfts=Ngentur Elm @siammtberm6gen
bon $14, 862, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
9as fastiid5e Budget fur 1905.

Sas 6inan3-@omite bes Staoiratbes
III nit Der Sur9beratbuns Der Qrbis
nan3 betrefenb bic Beuilligungen fur
bas Sabr 1905 eifris bei9dftigt.
Sie Orbinan3 entbdlt nidt tueniger
als $50 Stems. Wabri&einli4 ipiro
am Wontag Mbsnb cine grtra'Sibuna
bes Stabtratbs ftattfinosn; in bsrielben
tpirb bas Ginans=gOmite Johann bic
allesmeine 8etmiaigungs : Oroinan3
ehnffig einberidten. go biel III &c.
tpib, oab es BEL Der BON Wapor ScIs-
man fefgeisBten Steuer' 'umlage bon
e8 Gents bleiben tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Smomtrte=W Waodems S@mle.

Die Snouffrie-S9ule fur Mdb9en
bat ibr seiammtes @igentbum, pelSes
sinen Wertb bon $1,000 befst, bon Der
Maionie Sall nod Der SOmlinion
Sale, ibrem 3utiinftigen Seime, tiber.
fhbren lafen.
Die S9uls uiro am Samitag ben
1. October er6fnet tueroeu.
Sas Sirectorium miro am nd9fen
Wontas in Der Wobnung Der Jrau
Blandarb, go. 204 Sf Is. Str.
feline regelmdbise SiBung abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
NaGrt6ten aus Snbtana.

Nep III banD, %. Geptbr.
Cine unsew6bnIi9e &laee wurbe se-
itern Na4mitta9 i'm SlOpb 9reisgeridt
bon Der Connecticut Sire SnI. So. BON
Sartforo, Conn.,, geeen bic Mlonon=
gabn auf s400 bsgonnen. glm 81.
Sanuar 1904 belt Die 9ldgsriu cine
Yoliee auf bas Saus neg 2atprence
grableD an Der @barlestowner 9anb=
itrabe. glu bieiem Sage 9erietb bieies
Saus an9ebli9 bur9 6unten elmer
SotOmOtibe Der getlagten in granb.
Die pelice in SD5e bon $3.50 purss an
8raolep beSablt, unb bieisn s3etrag
nebit Soften pil Die @erIi9erunes=
8sieai9aft iebt bon Der 8abn srifattet
baben.
SefferfonbilIe, %. Septbr.
G9on tpieber fino aug oem &eforma=
torium atpei Strdflinse entflo6en, ndm=
lid Soispb 2ellep unb 8eo. Mbite,
tpsl9s nit elmer 9abuns SbeeteFeI boz
ponfubren. Obsleid 8isIe fie sefeben
unb eeipro9en babsn, iinb fe nod
fa9ti9 unb tueroen taum ie gefabt
merben. geibe tparen bon Der vSns
oiana orig. Co." als 8erlaber esuiie-
tibet uno fannten natiirli1 bic 8efrad=
tung unb bic 8ewesun9sn Der @ag=
sOns. sic pubten, bab ieoen absnb
bieIelben innerbalb Der Nnfaltsmauern
perlieg.lt wuroen, unb ferner, baB es
m6gli6 iei, bic Sbiir 3u 6ffnsn, obne
bas siessl au berleben. @sitsrn friih
trohsn He alIo unbemertt in ben
Gra9ttpasen uno Elm 6reuno fdIob
osniel5sn su.
Sann puroe Die Gar in bic Sbfe Der
penniplbania=gabn gefabrsn. Stabt-
batter 9atprence 5orb iab. oaB stpei
Mdnner berielben entItieeen unb iagte
Semanbem, bas feien Strd flinge. Spf.
aufieber Sub Meonroe iab bic 2eute
unb fprad NIT ibnen, ba fie aber
Sberans" trugen, ertannte sr fie
ni9t als Strdfinge. Wie sefast, finb
beibe unbebelliet enttommen.
9eap, Der tiber brei Sabre in Der
Nnfalt NOR, gilt als f8limmer 9eielle.
@r ioate ob 8rrbbiebitabls bierasbn
Sabre abbhben, Wbite befano fi8 ieit
lebten Nobsmber auf atpsi Biz biersebn
Sabre fir alngriff nit bOier abidt tn
Der Nnftalt. Seioe finb unter breibie
Sabre alt unb @eiBe.
Mnberion, %. Sebtbr. Die
oemotratii9e @ampa9ne in Raoifon
@ountn tpurbe am Sonnerifag Abeno
i'm @ranb Opera Sauie sr6fnet. Sas=
ielbe mar Biz auf ben IeBten plas nit
3ui9auern, unter pel9en fi6 au4
piele Damen befanoen, beieBt. Ser
Sauptrebner mar M9tb. SDbn 90.
2ern, Ganbibat fur @oubsrnerr; ibm
muroen bsssiifsrte Obatioaen barges
bra1t.
4errn &ern's gscorte bilbeten sabl-
rei9e Witglieber bes Snoiana Demo-
fratiinen Clubs bon Snoianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Sen Mamem &o6ert Gmmet's.

nnfere Mitbiirger bon Der Smarnso
Sniel feierteu geitern Mbeno in Der
Maionic Sale ben 101. Sabrestag Der
9inridtung bes irii9en patriOtsn Sob.
gmmet in piirbiger Weife. Stabt'
Nnmalt 0enrp Warrum bielt bic Sc.
bd9tnibrebe.
Der muiitalii9e She'll Der Geier lag
in hen Sdnben BON profefor Wartirl
@raop.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
0enti6er Tramem Smlfs=@ereim.
Der @eieni9afts.8au wirb am Is. Jopember
abaebaIten.

Ser Seuti9e Grauen 6alfs.@erein
bef9IoB in ieiner geiern Na6mittas
abgebaltenen grtra=0eriammlung ben
idbrli9sn @sisai9afts.gaa ni9t am
30. @opember, mie anfdngli9 feitss-
ifelt mar, ionoern bereits am We t.
10 d ben l6. q be m b E + absu=
balten.
Sn Der geitrisen Sibuns purben
au9 bic Derfdisoenen @omites ernannt.
Wir weroen Die Site morgen i'm
.SpottpOgel" ber6ffentli9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Sbps. 9. O'@ @onneII reiht

Sbos. 9. O'G Gonnell rei1te
sesen @eo. %. 6Offman cine 2lase fir
$1,000 Elm. O'@Onnen iast, bob ibm
Soffman ein an9ebli1 fduIbenfreies
graaofRd pertaufts, oab ct aber ipdter
ausfanb, baB auf biefsm Grunbfude
nod eins $500 0ppoibef rubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24
Yerional= Noti3sm.

9srr unb 6rau Musuft 6oof
fino gsfern Gbeno bon ibrer So93eits-
rsife uobl uno munter 5urtdssfe5rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24

|" Die bette Sent gi9arre in
Der Staot, Wr4o's n2ongfeaow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24

~ aau9t bic BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-24

mar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
CHAPTER VII.
DrDrD --,


"And you expect me TO believe all this
yarn?"
Il tell you it's all straight There's
the letter. It's chance that comes
only once in a lifetime. give you the
chance because you have lent n hand
while was used up. 1t will make us
both rich men,"
With their foreheads nearly touch
Ing, Obed Rider and q stranger were
conversing in low tones in the formers
tent They were not handsome pair.
The seaman's weather-stained, brutal
countenance was a fitting mate for its
companion, where the deep-set. color
less eyes, protruding check bones and
shapeless mouth, together with a vul-
pine chin and fiendish eyebrows, de-
scending to the nose in sharp arches,
were natures warning to his fellows.
Obed Riders hurts had proved more
serious than he had at first imagined.
The broken ribs panied him whenever
he moved, and he was almost helpless.
This man, who was known as Hank
Bowers, was desperate character who
had lost his last ounce at the gaming
table. He attached him self to the
mate with view to robbing him at the
first opportunity, but the latter, find
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24

ing him TO be utterly unscrupulous,
his own schemes.
On the very night Tom landed at
Dyea he was making the offer. He
first informed his new friend that his
name was Avery, then showed the let
ter from the old miners partner, also
the will drawn up on shipboard.
The other laughed insolently in his
face as he went on and sneered:
Come off! Do yer take me for a
fool? If you was digging gold in 40
you was al it blasted young!"
Rider shrank before his look, and he
continues:
See here, now, old man. Give us a
straight deal. Them papers amt none
of yourn. You've pinched 'em some
whar. OF course, that's your business,
an yer amt obliged ter split on yerself.
L amt a man ter stick at trifies, but l
don't go in with yer blind. Now, in the
fust place, what's yer right name?"
Having obtained this information, he
continued:
"All right. Now. the next thing is,
how did yer git them papers?'
Rider dared not refuse to tell, but he
said, sullenly:
Il took them from young fellow in
Frisco"
"Oh, you did! Now we are coming
down to biz. He give 'em up fer the
askin', dare say?"
"No," growled Rider. ~ knocked him
over and took EN-"
Good! And did yer make a clean Job
of it? Did yer kill him?"
81 don't know. He was alive the next
morning"
Know who hit him?"
mo"
Then you're all right, and III Join
yer. But, see here, Rider, if that is your
name, there's one more 10 this than yer
think. You say there is one man up to
the place now besides the one that was
TO come in after grub in the spring.
Now, why can't we run across this chap
on his way, and-well, he must be taken
care of Then we can go TO the place
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24

raked over her nude body as she re-
tired each night to sleep.
So within the shelter of a small grove
near which her uncle's home nestles and
where there were no passersby, Miss
Huntington nightly buried herself be-
meath her blanket of soft, warm earth.
During all the summer months lust
passed this modern Diana has slept thus.
while her faithful dog Nero and the stars
twinkling in the clear heavens thus kent
vigil during the long hours of the night.
Each morning during the last five
months, as Miss Huntington awoke.
dawn has seen her-no one else has.
however, in her usual bathroom costume
as she has taken regularly her early
morning roll in dewey clover bank in
what she calls the bath Of the gods.
After she had shaken off her strange
coverlet and had taken her roll in the
morning dew, she would then run
half mile through the woods. like some
leftover naiad, to a secluded lake near
by.
Then she would take her early morn
ing plunge into the cold clear water.
Her swim over, she would emerge into
the early morning sunshine again, which
would serve for all the drying purposes
Of a towel.
Then, draped in a thin white cloth
tunic, like girl of old Greece-only
more so-Miss Huntington would spend
the day with her dog Nero out in the
woods among the Colorado hills Just
growing young and taking unto herself
all the eternal youth which complete
outdoor life alone can bring.
Whenever intrusion would compel her
to do so, Miss Huntington has thrown
over her shapely form a simple tunic,
and this has been all the clothing she
has allowed herself to wear during the
entire summer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
GIRL GOES NUDE
TO CURE HERSELF
INDIANA MAID WARDS OFF CON-
SUMPTION IN WOODS.
NATURE RESTORES HEALTH
Foils Dread Disease by Sleeping in
the Fresh Earth in Colorado Woods
and Is Now on the Road
to Recovery.

Indianapolis, Indy sleeping naked
in the woods, her body covered with
loose earth, and nothing overhead but
the canopy OF the starry heavens, Miss
Charlotte Dunnlngtol, of Waterford
Ind, is mahlng desperate effort to
ward OF that much-dreaded disease, con-
sumption, which Tor the last year and
more has threatened to cut down her
young lie when she was just entering
the full bloom OF young womanhood.
IL Is slight and 1rail, yet a pretty
and attractive young woman who Is TAX
ing this Hellenic road toward health and
strength by putting nudity to test as
the cure for consumption.
And for all the summer months Just
past, since early spring, this trail girl
mas pursued this strange cure.
For more than year previous TO the
early spring, Miss Dunnington's pa
rents and her physician have hoped
against hope thaJ the dreadful tubercu-
losls OF the lungs. with which she was at
lacked, would not develop into that
great white plague, consumption.
But they hoped in vain.
And then from her physician came the
old cry: Either death or the west"
The physician then advised that she go
to Colorado, where she had an uncle liv-
ing, and take the new cure for consump-
tlon-the nature cure"-the idea of
which is TO get right down to old mother
earth and let the everlasting hills a..
sorb into their strength all of the tuber-
culosis germs that infest the human sys-
tenn
Miss Huntington, following the advice
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
SYNOPSIo.

SYNOPS18.
Chapter 1.-Tom Scott. a New England
kearch for gold. In Boston he rescues q
Mr.. Avery from footpads. and, as his new
eoSuaIntance Is also going to Klondike. he
ntion is accepted. They take passage on
tho seabird. sailing vessel bound for
Chapter II-They board the vessel ana
, new mate. Obed Rider, whom the ca D.
lain had just secured, proves to be an old
her OF deserving the ship of which he wa
captain and taking with him several thou
land dollars of the owners gold. Toms
father had not been home since tho accu-
patton had been made, but Tom. then q
boy. did not believe 1t. and attempted to
Mates nose Wbe the fight he srSke
aboard the vessel he vows to be avenged
eor the broken nose.
Chapter rrr-DurIng the passage Mr..
Avery is Knocked overheard accidentally
tnd Tom again saves his life by jumping
into the ocean after him. The man Is in
lured internally and about to die He calls
Tom to him and wills him all his MONEY
1900, and also his share in a rich gold re-
gfon which his partners have discovered
ana where he was going to join them. He
gives Tom a letter from one of them which
gives direction for finding the territory
the possession of which and Avery's will
will serve as an identification when he
gets there.
Chapter Iv.-Rider hears the mans con-
yersation with Tom and determines to get
the papers and the gold which they entitle
the holder to. In San Francisco Tom Il
waylaid and robbed by Rider OF the pa per
and what money he had with him, but the
majority of his cash was on board the
Seabird. Tom is found by the second mate
sr the Seabird. Green. who has left the sea
70 search for gold, and taken to his lodx-
ngs. Rider escapes and starts for Dyea
Chapter V-Ht Dyea Rider meets Toms
father, who has been in the gold fields
and is returning home with fortune. He
asks for his son and his brother. and is told
that both are dead, saying that Tom died
In Frisco and was buried by the captain
OF the Sea bird. After giving Rider gold
enough to help him reach the gold fields.
Toms father starts for Frisco to find
the sea captain, and from him learns that
his son Is not dead. but had started for the
gold fields ten days before
Chapter VI-Green believes Rider has
stolen Toms paper and money, and they
tx to find him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24

Oh her physician and followed by the
iervent prayers of her parents for her
recovery, went to the little town of
GRENADA, Col, near which her uncle
lived.
one was accompanied only by her
iaithiui ST. Bernard dog, which kept her
constant company, watched over her
during her sleep and warned her when
anyone happened to be approaching.
Since early in May Miss Dunnington
has thus slept naked in the woods. like a
modern Diana, with her body covered
only with loose earth. which she gently
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
Not Counting Comment.

The voters here say you have done
absolutely nothing during your pres
ent term"
Good" answered Senator Sorghum.
"thae is much better than to have
them discussing what l really did
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
An Impossibilitv.

Softleigh-When I-aw-awsked fob
her hand in mawriage her bwutal fathah
thweatened to-aw-bwain me- doncher
know.
Miss Cutting-That's just like her ia
Their. He always was fond of a joke
Chicago News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
AcQuirementS.

You don't belong to one of the Oldest
families, do your" asked the supercil-
ious woman.
NO" answered Mrs. Cumrox; but
after we get the girls married we expect
to have several of the oldest families
belonging to us.''-Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
What he Won.

Did your husband ever win any
thing at the races?"
NO" answered young Mrs. Torkins,
nothing except the esteem of the
bookmakers and the sympathy of his
friends "-Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
Tinalu

Mrs. Binks-I must get Thermometer
John likes to see what it registers every
morning.
Mrs. Jinks-This is a good time to get
one, dear. They're much lower than
they were months ago.-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
Worth 1t.

She ION the honeymoon)-I suppose,
George, it must have cost lot of
money to- build a railway like this?
He-Oh, yes. The tunnels alone
cost a million or so-but they're worth
every penny of it.-Smith's Weekly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
Exit in SIGHT

Young Spender's father died last
week, and left him rolling in wealth"
well, he has a lot of friends who will
help him roll out of it."-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
Other PEOPLES Business.

Jenny-Their engagement has been
broken by mutual consent.
Kate-Isn't that tantaliZing? I'll
never be satisfied again until find out
which one broke it.-Smart Set
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-12-24
CUAPTE VIII.
ON THE DAJ TRAIL.

The two young n
silence. When they
Tom repeated the sto
ance with the old n
lightly as possible {
sions In which he b
life, but a pair of bl
upon him all the WI
face showed that sh,
and admired his DARN
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Thisis sad news. &
so sudden. Come 10
know the particulars.
think that he should
the prime of his lifei
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Emeralds Prove Bogus.

New York.-Supposedly high-grade,
emeralds which have been imported
from Paris have been discovered by sew
eral wholesale jewelers. to be merely
doublets of quartz, cieverly colored.
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Then and Now.

He used to be quite dude before he
married her"
Hint Yes; and now he seems to
be pretty we'll subdued
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lemon, to come
Y tent. / must
Poor John! To
. taken away in
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Teller, an you can tell that yarn all
right. Any darned fool can see YOU are
salt water chap, an he'll swallow that
part Of it,"
Rider nodded. and the other went on.
i've been thinkin' this out an I've
come ter the conclusion that we must
pump him about how ter get ter the
place where the gold is an let him 90
on ter Dyea after his grub. He won't
hev enough stuff with him to make it
with our while to stop him. Seer"
After a pause he continues:
we'll keep on and find this other
Teller what sent the letter. They've got
a big pile all dug by this time, and we
must hev it. He'll drop out O. sight"
Riders face showed that he did not
understand the others meaning, and
the miner repeated:
Hell git off the earth! Understand?
Then when we hev the place all ter our
selves, Mr.. Tarbox will come back with
lot OF grub. Well tell him his pard got
starved out afore we reached the place
an took their stuff with him. He'll
never know the odds, and if he does
make any trouble, there's a mighty
quick way of stopping his mouth"
As he spoke he dropped his hand sig
nificanuy to the butt of the heavy re-
volver at his hip and his face took
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followed him I'm
cached the tent
of his acquaint-
.er, touching as
the two occa-
risked his own
eyes were fixed
and the girls
lily appreciated