The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-06
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(urs TRACY
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by Edward ). olod'

ft,o But he only pos
knowledge of the work
while stunning the
quarry adopted the
Fuethod of making an
t. deposit. He succeed
nfscrably in the hour
kmsclf a millionaire.
brtent of the fate about
(infest corners? jerks,
M. He always stood
fleet when the volcano
his blood. !,
host shouted. \ VIII
| am sent here by
TO search for gold. but
FANS life, and If all the
land Malay are In league
I'm beat Them
his own voice startled
Eos all the fuss about?
load of gold he could
bstont's safety for Iris,
himself. The language
iusuperable. Were 1t
Dyaks would simply
until he revealed the
wealth, and then murder
|ective safeguard against
erence.
nce since she was hurled
arms had jerks SO long
Existence. Should he tell
ERE partners IN every .nAhe
to the island. Why keep
4 intelligence from her?
|e tempted, not ignobly,
In of his love for her.
Po when his arduous pro-
Fdjes were distracted by
4 infatuation for a fair
In had proved tickle when
| greater wealth than he
For long he was a con-
to his great and
las a leader Of men. But
judgment came a
hon not to marry unless
i've bride cared only for
4 for his position. TO a
officer, even one with a
he income. this was no
ideal. Then he met with
nd agony Of the court mar
. his soul still quivered
,ch of that terrible down
ne into his life. He knew
light happen If they Were
le time would quickly pass
i order was resumed, she
to her position in society,
ne again a disgraced ex.
rently working out a mere
,fore the mast or handing
aloon.
not be a sweet defiance OF
7ere he able, even undel
ions, to win her love and
e to her the potentialites
nd? Perchance he might
h rich as Croesus, ne would
er the social ban meted out
ed officer. She was a CIR
command the gift Of corO
restoration to her father
gratitude to her preservel
eddy remain; but, alas, love
ii like a mirage! Then ht
honorably. Half Of thu
til would be hers to do al
18th it.
was a possible alternative
accident to himself and hel
cape he must Immediately
letails Of his discovery ant
document to her, to b
y after his death or 81,
their release.
possessed him so thorough
could brook no delay. FL,
n one of the notebooks tax
lie dead officers Of the Sir
'ibbled the following letter:
Whether l am livinl
EN- you read these lines, 70,
mat love you. Could I re
NOVA! a million times in a
! forms I should find no bette
the dream / have cher
a happy fate permitted me {
ron death. So l simply say
!. | VIII continue to love yo'
Ists and IL is my dearest hop
HE beyond the grave I ma,
70 voice my love for you.
ups ! am not destined to b
y, therefore, in the event O
'etofe you leave the island,
' sou Instructions how to fin,
VI great value which Is hiddel
containing the cave. You re
s'sA on the piece OF tin whicl
W. understand. The figure 8
Utmost depth of the excaya
* signifies that one foot be
'sace on reaching the face q
~, Is a rich vein Of gold. TIL
VT other side Of the cliff be
"'a' aAhydrate gas. and thi
operations OF the Chinese
~ Hhe" Of the existence q
MS Is all the Information III
i. phyd by Sir Arthur Dean
tasIs are unquestionable,
cor +aS ! am alive. We will. q
paIS''efs IN the mine. II
"'s" one-stxth share to b
f. ai'cle' William Anstruthel
i rs maI-9f, Northallerton. Yorl
nr :, for his kindnes
yo MY early life. The remain
'q bur 5 absolutely.
NoBERl A-NsTRuTHER.
NJ! ,lis remarkable documer
r rdsa 70 make sure that It E,
r csu hls He eve
Ip nSsuSal.y At the endowmer
10 a. '''' tAe perusal, he tor