The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-05

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reewred
As t1e E1n rose higher The nnd and
Enow made rrzvel -ora mnromE0r
ret Pall tru5gad 0a. u1r0mr rlzinfngIy.
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skip WithCur . uuuur VIXEN be ~
Eected that il was for Laura Her
presence gave strength 10 his arm
and ksenness 10 his eye. spurTing him
On 70 efforts more than supera4-nan.
Wien they halted al noon they we're
compelled 70 get to leeEzrd q the
smoke 70 protect themselves from the
mosquitoes But little had been said
u their missing companion. Lueky
George. Gid followed his trail through
TIE snow without difficulty. and gare
il a. his opinion t1at be was going
straight to Dawson City.
Gll1 Ralston, Nho had rot ex-
pressed an opinion On the subject for
some tine. al last said.
Boys, heard him szy somethin'
one dsg 'a1-sss coin UP the Kl0ndyke.
What for7~ asked Gid
said Hquaw man told him there
vas heaps o gold Along thar air
stream
Glum informed him II was one Of
the tributaries Of the YoukOn which
had been but very lite explored. Cid
remained with his head bowed for
few moments. MS mind lost in thought
At Irst be said.
Boys. he's tryin' to give us tie
slip, I an afeard, Of run 2 cold deck
OF ns. said Gid.
What Il he does asked Port
We don't lose much.
we might il he struck pay dirt
said Cid.
Wont We be just as likely to strike
pay dirt as George7'
NO.
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Because George Is alters in luck
Every time be draws from the deck
Is a trump. II q feller holds
straight George has a flush. III gam
lie NJ dogs an packs that ne makes
! ten striek right now"
There was silence. and the men
at ard smoked and steamed, to drive
way tie mosquitoes. At last Paul
lroke the silence by saying:
If there is gold On the Klondyke
et Is 90 and find il ourselves"
Now yer ghoutin'." cried the pros
iectors. Why not 60 to the Klon-
yke ourreIve-21
Truth Is, boys said Glam, eve
ever lad any very exalted opinion O
.uchy Georges honesty. If he makes !
big strike we can, O. course. come a
? for claim, but he'll strike out S
be best an work On the others wira-
ut us a-krowin' it# {
They decided to set out at once for ,
ie KlOndyke It was a journey at s
snded from beginning to end with y
reat dsnger and hardship. Glum 2
aiston was the only member Of their =
arty WHO had been on the stream, q
ia ~ acted as guide. y
gain night came on. and they went !
70 camp and prepared their sup :.
RS. Paul was a little disheartened :,
J tais night Continual disappoint. !
e1t had made him heartaick. Ris- !,
& 10 relieve bis cramped limbs, he 4.
rIed his hack toward the fire and
.zed across the wood-coyered hill
70 the darkness beyond. To his sur :,
ice he discovered a glow on the Z,
pods far In the distance. For a 4,
oment he cared upon II In doubt, j,
a taen, touching Gid Myers. who i.
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