The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05

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AMI stunned against his breasts then she
tore her fat free, and, with all her force,
si~irk him full In tho face. II was NJ though
che boat upon a stone. with one movement
10 forced her arm 10 her side. smiling into
her terrified eyes; then holding her like iron.
he kiased her aRain and again upon the
mouth. the eyes, the hair a released
her. 4 am going TO love you-Helen,'
aid he. And may God strike me dead
II ever | stop hating you she cried
In Nome Helen became accustomed
to thcsa elemental y%iolences. She saw
a duel with pistols In tho street tho hour
she landed-a duel In which both performers
we're shot through and through. Tit
papers sho bore were the start OF q con-
spiracy TO steal the Midas and other mines.
The giant MCNAMARA, one time boss OF
North Dakota, arrived In Nome, bringing
along with him a subservient judge and
other forces needed to do the stealing
legally. In q jify Glenister and Dextry
found themselves relieved Of their mine
Then there was the dickens to pay. Tn
story is entirely fulfilling In It's account OF
all that happened. Cherry Malotte 10 O
figure in the tale. She was a beauty with
dull gold hair and dimples n the smile
OF a school girl. She could deal at faro.
Her hands, beautifully soft and white.
flashed over the board. She dealt rapidly,
unfalteringly, with the finish Of n bred
to the cards, han ding chips n ooppepe
with the peculiar mannerisms that spring
from long practice. 1t was seen that she
never looked at her check rack, but, when
q bet required paying. picked up O stack
without turning her head, and they saw
further that she never reached twice, nor
took a large pile and sized it up against its
mate, removing the extra disks, as Is the
custom. When she stretched forth her
hand she grasped the right number I'M
~erringly. This is considered the acme Of
professional dnish.'
Mcnamara carried matters with q high
hand for some time, but big man though
he was, In one fervent opinion Athe biggest
man that ever came to Alaska his 'fnish'
was To befall. The vigilantes. those primo
recifers Of frontier wrongs and troubles,
came into being. There was q battle at the
Midas, in which dynamite was used, and In
which the rascals were defeated. Glenister
and Mcnamara settled their differences in
q personal encounter. They fought with
bare hands, and Glenister broke his ad-
versary's arm, catching him in the terrible
hammer lock-
The best Of recent stories for those who
like to be strongly entertained. There IL
no dull or hesitating page. The workman
shin In all respects is admirable.
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