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and set out without further de-

and set out without further de-
lay.
johnson and Bell commenced
digging a hole in the heart of a
great block of ice. It was not easy
work. owing to the extreme hard
ness of the material. However,
this very hardness guaranteed the
|solidity of the dwelling, and the
further their labors advanced the
more they became sheltered.
Hatteras alternately paced ur
and down and stood motionless,
evidently shrinking from any ap-
proach to the scene of the explo-
sion.
In about an hour the doctor
returned, bringing with him Alta
mount, the American, on the
sledge, wrapped up in the folds
|of the tent. The dogs were SO
Exhausted from starvation that
they could scarcely draw it along,
and they had begun to gnaw their
harness.
While the hut was being dug
out the doctor went foraging
about, and had the good fortune
to find a little stove, almost I'M
damaged by the explosion. He
soon restored 1t to working trim,
and, by the time the hut was COM
pleted, had filled 1t with wood
and got 1t lighted. Before long
it was roaring, and diffusing
genial warmth on all sides.
The American was brought in
and laid on blankets, and the four
Englishmen seated themselves
around the fire to enjoy their
scanty meal Of biscuit and hot
tea, the last remains of the provi-
sions on the sledge. Not word
was spoken by Hatterss. and the
others respected his silence.
When the meal was over, the
doctor rose and went out. making
a sign to Johnson to follow.
"Come. Johnson" he said. "our
goods are scattered IN all direc-
lions. We had better pick them
UP as fast as possible. for the
snow may fall at any moment,
and then It would be quite use
less to look for anything"
Don't let us lose O minute,
then" replied johnson. Fire
and wood-these are our chief
wants."
every well. you search one
side and I'll take the other, and
wen take from che center to the
circumference"
This task occupied two hours,
and ell they discovered was a
little salt meat, about 80 pounds
of pemmicar. three sacks of bis
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cults, small stock of chocolate,
five or six pints of brandy, and
about two pounds of coffee, pick
ed up bean by bean off the ice.
Neither blankets, nor ham,
mocks, nor clothing, were found
all had been consumed in the
devouring flame.
This slender store of provi-
sions would hardly last three
weeks, and they had wood enough
to supply the stove for about
the same time.
Capt. Hatteras, with Bell and
the doctor, had been away on an
exploring expedition when the
meeting occurred. The morning
after the little party had built
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will kindly undertake the task.
Before the day ends / must come
to some resolution, and l need to
be alone to think. Go. Do mean
time whatever you think best. l
will deal with the future"
Johnson went back to the doc
tor and said:
It's very strange, but the cap
tain seems quite to have got over
his anger. l never heard him
speak so gently before"
So much the better" said
|Clawbonny. Believe me, John
son, that man can save us yet"
And drawing his hood as close
ly round his head as possible, the
doctor seized his iron-tipped staff,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-18
EDITOR SINGS
] PRAISESyOF
TACOMA

Landing the enterprise of the
inhabitants of Tacoma for royal
afforded the Edi-
torial association on its recent
visit here, G. l.. Bittinger, edi-
tor Of the Ocala Weekly Star,
published at Ocala, Fla, devotes
seven columns to description of
the Far West. True to the prom
Use made while in Tacoma, Mr..
Bittinger emphasizes the fact that
the big mountain should proper
ly be known as Mount Tacoma.
The visit to Tacoma, he states,
was one of the most pleasant
features of his recent trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-18
NOSE IS BROKEN
when CARS
CRASH

An extra westbound Northern
Pacific freight train breaking in
two, and the parted sections then
crashing into each other, pitched
+. j. Terry, a brakeman, headlong
the length of the car he was in,
and he is now in st. Joseph's hos
pital nursing a broken nose and
suffering from other bruises. The
accident occurred near Bristol,
Wash, on Thursday night. Terry
resides in Ellensburg, and is I'M
married.
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THREE NOW HELD IN JAIL TO
ANSWER FOR EXPEDITION
TO GET DIAMONDS.

Suspected of having been an &C
complete in the burglarizing of the
home of Thomas Bevington, a
prominent attorney in Seattle, sew
eral weeks ago, Will Joslyn, a
Tacoma automobile driver was ar
rested last night by City Detective
Geary and taken to Seattle by De-
tective HUMPHREYS.
Joslyn drove the automobile
which carried Charles Emory and
a man named Fisher from Tacoma
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BURGLARS AUTO
DRIVER ARRESTED

to Seattle, the scone of the Pill
fering.
Emory was arrested in Tacoma
a few days ago and Fisher was
caught In Seattle. 1t was only by
the merest change that the Jewels
and silverware of the Bevingtons
had been moved from their usual
place that day, or a valuable haul
might have been made.
Joslyn denies anq knowledge of
the Intended burglary at the time
he undertook to drive the party to
the Bennington home. He stoutly
maintains that he merely acted In
the capacity of a hired chauffeur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-18
PEARY TO REACH
SYDNEY TUESDAY

shall consider myself honored by
a reception Of the citizens of Port
land and South Portland. TN
fortunately the date of my arrival
cannot be determined at this
time, but will wire you at the
earliest possible moment. ex-
poet to leave here Saturday and
arrive at Sydney Tuesday fore
noon"
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have done nothing with the men,
and they would have massacred
you rather than remain on board.
Il tried my influence on each
one separately, demonstrating and
reasoning with them, and pointing
out the dangers they would en-
counter, and also the cowardice of
leaving you, but it was a mere
waste of words. Not even the
best among them would listen to
me.
Continued Tomorrow.
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return that they were almost
well.
"They began their preparations
for departure by making a sledge
which they were to draw them
selves, as they had no dogs. This
was not ready till the 18th of
February, and l was always hop
ing for your arrival, though / half
dreaded it too, for you could
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their snow house, he called John
son to him.
Tell me all the particulars of
the mutiny on the brig" he said.
WELL" began the sailor, al
most Immediately after your de-
parture Shandon, supported by
the others, took command of the
ship. couldn't resist him. Shan
don made no attempt at discipline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-18
Rather Quick,

From Tacoma to Seattle via
steamer Flyer. Five round trips
daily. Actual time each way one
hour and thirty minutes. Leaves
Tacoma 8:35 a. m, 1915, 1855,
7:30 and IL p. N. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-18
|ExPLoRER ACCEPTS THE IN,
vITATION OF PORTLAND,
MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 1s.-
Mayor Leighton today received
the following message from Com
mander Robert ID. Peary,
Your wire was handed me last
night per the steamer Tyrian. /
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Guns and ammunition at e. e.
Peterson, 924 Tacoma Ave. So"
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WARNING Is sen
BY NIGHT RIDERS

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KAglli PROBLEM
fOR SOLUTION

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RAILROAD MUST
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GUTENBERG GETS
CASE POSTPONED


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BEING oVT Of eeeas
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toek ~ ~ ~ 9pt N fhs heNss, ~ ! Ps1
~ cons. sbe t9lA ylae world tqew
Feppfe Sec4Wse slRe "a ~ pretty. she ~
as g2fefffest sfFl y9f eys} ea%, ssf4
E<ate. igrst lfeN 94t ms Pfettiest std
N ti7e st4ff9p a9a geR WI 20 slife 70
strike yeppte.' 50 tfaps what aid,
hRRs ysa rs Rst s8sfs' fss really are,
yeN Np9%"
ms ye4as women Mssiea, William
iiim soFFy,H bs said. ~ don't know
wpepl IN AK Hext, There doesn't seem
~ he 4pybpdy eise IN fbs wb6ie shooting
mateh that comes 40 10 that description.
! g4ess nv cousin ifRnis didn't come
4 taii gin IN brown sal beside the girl
IN kiHei she sol 40 and slares at Will
liam.
ilFes, sie did, said tie girl Ia brown.
nGt, ierdW said W4iIiam. Are you
N am,h said the girl In brown.
And al course nobody could expect a
girl ia he friends with man after that.
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SMALL CYCLONE
STOPS BALL hANE

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within kAept s1ge ninHiss s41er la e
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sad zAs dast nlindiDEf asFF-nlpitsaisnae q
= S 8 a. iachs 4alli u - nan Q ntnrtsa.
1sQ aae WAS seriously 1hRrt Al .aas
seEann4e.
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lerl llHt Aiiii lHNst WeiHtn WaHia
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waists, big hppRA, ana formal sleeves
as lhe ere rs MHrlf Anlelnette ana hs
satisfied This Paria mpaiAtes want %
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Trade. TNeg regure rieh fairies and
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n ptiisr siisaif apeiiH Wpfe than tns
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"a lnAir eletheA, ana Whie We are nat
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even II lheir mpaned term, we rsgard
lie speWs that ths Lpuis ssizs een-
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HEROIC TRAMP is
NOT REWARDED

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4knrklns web. - nH. ..-n tl--I1ll
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nm 81 ote u ne nnaagaaf aeaia1ats
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inte his pan hefsly niiasing Re aplns
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FOUND 0uIlly II IJuTasI

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he try h Re ralfaaf nalehar nliasf
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niafshalk on the nlaht 81 Riarch ! iaAf
while the Corhina ys,V trying e. smaha
An hfrsst 1he 6Hee was given u The Iiiry
ii J;sl tiiis evening Bob Bslehaf 81 Alan.
~ saHaIh4sA aal|ils!.s lhs faIHa shsiA 0'a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-08
RIVAL ELK TEAMS
WILL PLAY AGAIN

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q9y aflefR9qR n Wssf hFq psfki WRsfs a
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