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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13

the well and there saw the oil that is
destined to upset the arguments of the
pessimists and to create the brightest
jewel in the diadem of mineral wealth
Of Nevada.
Like a gaunt skeleton, the immense
standard drilling rig stood amid the
desolate waste of sage brush and al
kali. Its machine was throbbing and
squeaking with every thrust of the
monster drill as it tore deeper and
deeper into the oil strata. Ii. A. Miller,
the manager and original locator of the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
DRIFTING ON GREAT BEND

Drifting is still in progress on the
24O level of the Lotus & Davis work
ings on the Great Bend. There is a
fine body of good looking quartz in the
drift, but as yet it does not carry ship
ping values. 1t is literally impregnated
with sulphides, however, ana has many
features for encouragement of con-
tinued development, with practical as
surance of turning into pay ore at
some point, probably not far distant.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
CHANGES IN FORMATION
ENCOURAGE CRACKERJACK

Great and frequent changes in forma-
tion are being encountered in the shaft
of the lease being managed by Mitchell
4 Fairfield on the Crackeriack, which
striking ore. The shaft is now down
175 feet, and is going at the rate OF
two feet day, with one shift. The
management feels much encouraged by
the general showing, and are confident
that an important ore body win be dis
closed in this territory.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
MACKENZIE GIVING UP
ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
OF CONSOLIDATED
Having Brought the Mill to Perfection and Worked
Out Mine Plans, Leaves the Detailed Manage
ment to SubOrdinates and Takes Up
Personal Interests

history the mine, have aroused general feeling If
optimism in mining circles, and subject of great
satisfaction of its Importance to the produc
ton of the camp and showing continuation of the
rch shoots into unexpored territory.
The output of the Consolidated property is holding
u? to the best predictions of the management The
Combination mill is keeping along at its usual pace of
approximately 100 tons of $40 per day, and the
Consolidated mill is making record that will surprise
the natives when the years total is officially made
public.
From unofficial figures it is understood that a daily
average of close to $4,000 is being saved in amagam
and concentrates outside of the cyanide recovery /:
SAID that the amalgam recovery is about 700
of gold per day. and the value of the be-
$1,000 and $4,000. The concentrates carry
from 10 TO 45 gold per ton, it is said Extrac
ton the plates is about 81 per cent of the gross
values and the total extraction of the mill is 95 per
cent, or a little better.
The process of extraction of values from the
concentrates by acid process evolved by J. w.
Hutchinson superintendent of the big mill, is doing
great work. making very close recovery of values and
aiso saving immense of freight and smell
rg expense to the company. 1t is pronounced to be
of the metallurgca trumphs of the present great
progressive era and has placed Mr.. Hutchinson in the
front ranks of mill men.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
NATURAL GAS STRUCK 1
ON THE DOUGLAS RANCH 1

+ Natural gas has been struck on 7
E State Senator "Bob' Douglas I
= island ranch in Churchill county, !
+ and it is today being used to light Z
= his home and furnish power for I
+ cream separator The discovery I
= has renewed interest in develop I
= ment of the oil industry in I
= Churchill county. Further investi- I
= cation of the gas supply may show !
Z signs of oil as predicted by vari- I
= Gus experts who have seen the I
= formation.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13
KALFUS LEASE NOW SHOWS
SIGNS OF CLOSE TO ORE

heavily mineral stained at surface, and
evidencing great possibilities. Mr.. Kali
fus has had abiding faith that he
would make mine here, and the indi-
cations are certainly pointing that way.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13

property, which is owned by the Pitts
burg Nevada Mining company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13

There is oil in Nevada and not fa,
from Goldfeld.
That eagerly sought, elusive and val
liable mineral has at last been discov-
cred and in such quantities that its
commercial value will be established
within comparatively short period
beyond all peradventure.
That there is oil in this state is :,
theory that for decade has been
scoffed at. Every reason-many OF
them apparently logical that could be
advanced against it, and the number.
less wells that dot the deserts in vari
Gus parts of the state, sunk by thosS
who knew little or nothing of oil condi
t,ons, are pointed at as being proof
positive that in this state there are ne
live oil fields but that all oil ages age
has been burned out.
Seeing Is Believing
But let these scepties visit the oi
well at Blair and be convinced. Seg
eral days ago bottle of light greer
oil, having apparently a paraffine las
was brought into Goldfeld from th'
well of the Nevada Bay State company
which is situated near Blair on what j
known as the Great Salt marsh. Yes
terday a News representative visite,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13

CONTINUED on Page Five.)
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-13

Continued on Page Five.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
SefauntmacbunQ.

Das Electric Fboto Stubio4, 421
9adawanna ausnue, wirb fiirbsrbiH IN.
ter Der Sirma
Gberts Srep Nbcto StuSio
usitsrssfiibrt Dsrosn, inbem Serr Sarl
Wt. ebert in bcs @eiddft als Gbsilba.
Der einsetreten 1T. Serr ebert 1T elm
ausssSeidnstsr gbOtOsrapb unb gutter
@bemiit. @r but untsr benz bsriibmten
PrOfeiiOr Or. 8ossl in Berlin itubirt
uno mar in ueridiebsnen usrantwort.
li6sn Stsllunssu in srossn pbOtOsra.
pbii6en @siddften tbatis. 70 ]. q. als
Snitruftor fir Die @aitman 9obat Co.,
in nelher Sapa3itdt bic erite Betannt.
idaft nit Serrn Srep seua6t purSe !;
Johann AUDI oils PrOfeifOr in Der gme.
rifaniiasn Rbotosrupbii&eu @OrrsipOn.
beng S9ule pdbrenb ben testen flint
Sabren. Ssrr ebert ipri6t gut beuti6,
obi9On in Soiton seboren, unb bat iib
in tur1er 3eit eiHen sroBen 8efanntsn.
uno 5reunoesfrets erporben. 1862
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
GBilfes. Barre Ma6riaten.

- Die @isbduisr Der 9ebisb Sallsp
Co., uabe SadiOu unO Dslapars Stra'
Sen, unb msbrsre ansreujenbs @ebauos
wurben Donnsritas Wforsen bnr9 Elm
Ssuer 3srit6rt unb elm S6aosn pOn hst'
laufis 3 10000 anssri4tst.
Bel Der Ssimfabrt bon Saruep's
Vafe am Montus itsdts Der Stuliener
Utits GusslO ben 9opf aus BEN 5snftsr
bss 8abnpusens, puroe pOn etnsm ari'
Oersn 8assOn SstrOffen unO 70 i6wsr
perlsst, baB sr auf benz @eSe gum So'
ipital itarb.
- Die Seier bes Sierten ON Wton'
tus bate cine sunSe Rsibs uOn llnsliids'
fallen sur 6Otss, uon oenen einise nod
t0btli6 uerlaufsn fDnnen. Der ihlimm'
Ite piosl iubr bsm 13 Sabre alten &alpb
8alt, Der pon elmer srplOOirtsn Patrone
sstrOfeu purOe unO wabriasinli9 bas
aussuli6t uerliereu ipiro.
- Gm Disnitus ereisnste ii9 nubc
benz Wtountain Saus, 6itlih BON bieier
Stabt, elm glutomobilnnfall, our6 ben
Srau Samss .. Susbes pOn 9in9stou
iOiort sstOotst uuo elm SRI. Saura @un'
non wubridsinlid tDbtli6 perlsst wur'
ben. wdbrsnO Ssrr Susbes uno Sohtei
uuo Der @baffeur uuuerlest entfamsn
Die Uiai6inerie mar auser Sronunt
serutben, pdbrenb lie ben fteilen Serl
berabIubren.
= On einem @ntaften bot Ridtel
6uller am Sreitas ous Vii 6ment flu
Sobleulanb aui SAT per SuB. Ader Der
abssiest. iid uui Die ncuIi6e Gutideic
uns oes Sberserihts itiseno, mela
uerfiist, buB SOblenlano in Der 9leihel
g9eiie belteuert neroe, wie anoeres III
sentbum, b. b. nur Die SbeflGhe. Di
anii9t bes Sberssri6ts ueritOst 9esei
Die seiuuoe 8ernunft, benn Der SSertI
oes SOblenlunoss 1T ni6t auf Der Sber
fld6s, ionbsrn tief unter oerirlben, uni
Der @srtb beOinst Die Stsusrmetbcoe
gBas wiirbe bas @eridt iusen, mem
man elm @runOltiid um Square MID
bDber bsiteusrn wHrbe. wte Elm in 9sOr
9etODu 9sle9enes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
@e9et bieie table,
prattii9e, tleib=
iQule NOfe bon
Qinnetl unD
Yongee.
stsd einss oieier pafienaea bilb'
idsn MuSeae In ben
NeiIefoifer.

Seine iorsiGltis sefleioete ssrau piirSe
nift oaran osnfen, einen itnlii1sn Rod
pon 9innen, Ponsee ooer @lutb'of. @plo
aus ihrer RsiIs9aroerobe alsSnlanen.
@s mad1t nifts aus, melhes Ver9nii9en
bic Sommerpafan3 fur iie IN anslt1t
bot. Gel es cine glutomObilfabrt, einen
Spa,ier0ans iibsr bas Selb ooer entlans
benz Meersuier- man mirft einfa6 einen
bieIer fiiblen, oisnitbaren &Ode iiber
Sas foitburere @swano uuo per9iBt oann
ben Staub unb S6mus. Sie baltsn
bas Sommerssmanb friih uno 9epdb'
rem ,uslei6 SorslOiisfeit, NIT nettsm
unb fleloiamen ausisben.
llnSere guswabl pon Sommer Rod
Stplen 1T unsweiielbaft bic erOBte uno
iuterelIanteitein in Der Stabt. Sebr nette
palienoe WiObene iino bier in i1nss'
ipeisem Rcpp, 9inrne uno sinnen, 36,
SO unb 80 3oll lang, nett psrSiert mil
BerltnDpisn, Bruio. fsihen Gai6en unc
Riemen-unb Preiie laufen pom 1925
bic S..
80 Suu SaGds BON fiibler, turi6et
0onaee unO Glotb:nt; 9pIb, manhs mil
perIiIb psrSisrten ftshenoen Sra9en, all'
bere frasenlos uuo nit Seios per3isrt,
isbr ftpliid. $40 bis $25.
autu gl6de pon rsiner. natiirltdei
ssarbe 2innen, nit eng paHenosn &ra'
gen unb nett usrSiert. 81 bis $3.50.
Die lunsen 9innrn R1de iino wabr'
Biloer Der Disnitbarfeit, maiden uni
bhseln ii6 wis Elm Sanotub uno psr'
tragen ben itarfiten Dienit. ytstt per
alert, natiirlid,e Sarbe, itramm ssmo'
ben. Preis uOn $3.50 bis $3.50.
Rod Dspartemsut-3weiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Grin 9pftnr nuiAmrnoia.

fein Softpr nptbmrnoig. Srau
gnna 3eunbls pom Duubee, Sbio, Sor
s5, I6rsibt: n@s iino iest unssfabr
feds Sabre Der. isitOem mir anfinsen,
ssorni's alpenfrauter i'm Sauie 3u ball
ten. QBabreno al' bieisr Sabre lit es
ni6t notbwenOis seweien, einen Doftor
fir einen sinsissn Srantbsitsfall gu
rufsu, ba SOrni's gllpsnfrduter in ieoem
Sale nit @rfols ansewanbt puroe."
asr;ts iiuO nutiirli6 mundHal nOtb'
msnbis, aber sS 1T cine unbeitreitbare,
auf Der I@riubruns tauienbsr rubsnos
3batIa6s, baB iie in neun BON 3ebn
Sallen ni6t ssbraudt werben, psnn bas
bswdbrts Suusmittsl, Sorni'S slpsn'
irauter, Ssitis ssnuS uusewanot pirb.
@r lit feline gpotbefer'W 'Wtebisiu, - -fein
sewSbnli6sr Sunbslsurtifsl, ionbern elm
,eitbewabrtes Srduter.Seilmittel, pel'
Dies in beitdnbiSem @ebraua iiber Elm
SabrbunSsrt lang Sspeien 1T. @r wiro
ben 2eutsn birstt selisfert bur4 4otal'
gsenten, anssitsllt BON ben @issntbii'
mern, Or. Petsr Subrnsg & CONS
@umpanp, 112-11s 90. SOpue aus.,
Chicago, 81.
Sorni's alpenfrduter Slutbelebsr 1T
su baben bel Ssnrp &alter, 1011 SeOar
Npenue.
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RittStpn.

-PrOf. RUbert Sbiel, Superinten'
bent Der itabtiiden S9ulen, iit am
Samitas In ieiner @obnuns an SiO
Dfain Strase mad elmer msbrmOnutli'
den Sranfbeit seitorben.
Dem % Sabre altsn SOiepb Elsie
BON SuOiOn wuroe am DOnueritas in
oem BREEDER oss 9io. IA S9abtss Der
re6te arm 70 i6limm Spii6eu 8urrsn
;srbriidt. iobaB oerislbe i'm Soipital
amputirt weroen muBte.
SRI. GbeuSora 0istrib pon 8sft
Pittston uno Sonutban Sanbs uon Dt'
munbs purben burh Paitor q. s.
Ban SOeien als elm @bspaar einssiss'
net. Sie fiinbisten Die 9eiratb am
Sonnta9 ibrsn Bsfannten an.
- Sn Der Wfarc1 aber Der @lear
Sprins 3sde burit Dienitug sssen Mit'
ternadt cine DumpfrObre uuo @eorss
UNDERWOOD nuroe auf Der Stelle ju
Tore perbriibt uuo Sames g8illiams 10
idwsr Uerlest, oaB er wabri6sinlid)
aud iterben niro.
- Seuerpert perurladte bier jwei
Yr6nos. glm Uiontas puroe oas Dad
Der BObnuns bes Souis Pbillips an
@reter StruBe gum Setras BON $50 be-
i6aoist, uno Dienitas Elm fleiues Sc
bauoe on Sujerue auenue 3eritort, NOS
bel oas Nutomobil Ses Or. Quid i'm
8ertb BON $500 psrbrannte.
s Der Yerlu6 puros friib Dienitas
MOrsen semadt, bic Wobuuus oes
POliSiitsn Miller BON @rster mittsIs
Dpnumit in Die Suft 3u blaien. Die
@rplOiiOn ri6tete an BEN @ebdube be-
oeutenoen S9aben an, bod euttam bic
Samilie unuerlest, trOsoem bic ueri6ies
oensu Wiitslieber aus ibreu Betten se'
I6leuoert muroen.
- Der Stuliener Soc Wtar9otti uOn
@art Cane ueriests an Disnitas in Der
&runtenbeit ieiner Satin nit elmer sIrt
einen S6uitt am aOpf unO nur bic siH'
setrOffsusn Otuaburn uerbinoertsn es,
baB Der 8iitbenOe einen Sweiten Sdlas
ausfiibrte. @r wurbe ipdter uerbuftst
uuo oem @efdusniB In g8ilfessSarre
iibsrpieien. Otuu erwartet, baB Die
Serlesuns Der Srau nidt SsfdbrIid usr'
laufsn tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
auS benz oberen xbaie.
(Slr9balb @orreiponben3.)

(ar9balo Sorrelponoen5.)
- Srau Soiepb Sruft, ssb. @sbbart,
ftarb seitern WOrsen uno es iiberleben
fie Der @utte unb eiulSinb. Die 8esr'
bisuns srfolst 5reitas.
- Soc RstrOsfp, BON EbrOop uub
8opls StraBsn, fubr Seiteru auf einem
j3use @rubsnfurrsn nod ieinsr arbsits'
itells, serietb unter bic Rdoer unb srlas
ben srbulteneu Ssrlssunssn in iurjsr
3sit.
- Sin 8runO, Osiisn @utftsbunss'
uriude unbefannt iit, Serit0rte friib am
Sumitas WiOrsen ben Suunpfbe Sob'
lsnbrsdsr Su Seiiup, sinen Serluit BON
$25, 600 ueruria9sno, Der nur tbeilpeiie
Our6 Setfi6sruns seosdt lit. 200
Wfanner unb 3naben psrlieren pssen
oem Srano Seitusilis ibre 8eiddftis'
uns.
- Der 43 Sabre alts Sobn Gbaturu
uon Seliup wollte am Wtontag eiut
Wtinenpatrone abidieBen, Die nit Dp'
namit 9slaben mar, Die Patrone srplo'
oirte unb Die rmbiilluns brans ibm Ia
bic linfe Seits Der Stirn uuo in bae
@ebirn. 8lutitiir3e usruria9eno, bic an
sIeidsn Gbeno i'm Staat 9oipital isiner
COB Sur SOlse, battsn.
= Steue SoSoila pon EhroOp purbl
Dienitas in Der PancOuit 3ede pon BEN
OfOtOr sstrOffen unb erbislt ben S6a
bel uuo Die QUITE ssbroden. aud Oas
Seiidt, SOpf unb slrme pon Der slet
triiden StrOmuns uerbrannt. Del
Seransliidte wurbe in 9sfdbrlidem gu
itano mad bem Stuat 9oipital senOm
men, mo er am sleiden Ibeno itarb.
(@arbonoale @orreiponben3.)
- Die A Sabre alte Go6tsr bel
5reo. @onrao uOn Duubaff StraBe II
am Dtontas Der Dlpbtberitis srleset
unO wurbe Dienitas priuatim Su 8sf
Senor beisefest.
- Marsarst, bic 5iabrise Godtsl
Der Srau SBillium S9war3 BON Siii
@bur6 auenue, lit am WtOntas mad
| fiipfpO6entlidem 9eiOsn einem 9uitrUb
renleiben erIesen uno nuroe seitern In
ct. Roie 5rieobOfe beiseiest.
- Sruu Sarab 9lnn Sarris uon bie,
purbe am Samitas in einem 9aosn 81
SCRANTON ertuppt, nadbem iie elm Ssi
oenflei6 i'm Wertb pon $25 lit anse
eisnet bate. 8ei osm folsenosn Ser
bOr ssitunO bic Diebin unb purbs banr
fir ibr seri6tlidss @ridsinsn unite
5000 Biraihaft aelte[lt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Spbe 3arf ~ pti;en.

- Der 6idbrise Billie MaOSod
Osiisn @ltsrn an @puun StruBe pObneu,
erlas ssitern WtOrsen benz Sinubaden.
trumpfs; einiss Gage 3uuOr bate er in
einsn rOitissn giaSel setretsn.
- @m. Grams BON Siio Main gps.
liss an Sreitas abeuo feline Satin Der.
buften, neil iie ii9 In Sintsritubsn BON
Dirtbi6afteu berumtrieb unb nit an.
Oeren Wtdnnsrn ubsab. Die Srau
murSe ffr Elm ssridtli6ss Grideinsn
untsr $500 9Hrsiduft ssitetlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

Die fsinften Drudarbsiten Der StaOt,
Siefert bic Sffics oes .BO9eublatt.-
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Stabtratb.

Dis aieiioren 8ebOrbe piro bod uon
flint auf iisben Wiitslieoer erbObt msrs
ben, benn In obiser 8eriamnlnns pur'
De bic Bsi6lubnubme Der lsstsn In
Diebsrermdsuns 9eso9en uno oann lsne
8orlass aussuOmmsn, wel6s bic Be
bDrbs auf iiebsu Wtitslieosr srbObt.
giealis ma6te in SerbinOuuS nit Der
ansslessnbsit Die Sfferte, osm Wfapor
brsi obsr fiinf 9iamen uon Siirsern 3li
aeben, bic nit sinem Sdrsibsr Sas
aIieBmsnt MAIDEN wiiroen, uno Sowrp
erflarte, baB swsi Der sesenwdrtissn
aiieHoren INNER nod ibrsn pripaten
@elddften nadsinssn.
Solssnbs neue Yorlasen purben sin'
sereitt: SorOun-R Rsiolution, wsl6s
ben WtapOr. StuOtuuwalt unb @soms'
ter anpsiit, fsitSuitellen, pte Der SinSsn
StraBe abSusstaual pom Der 8aiisr'
maHe srlsidtert werOeu fam, bic bel
ieoem ltarfen Sturm inn ueritopft att'
aenommeu. 9epis SrOinanS fiir gti'
ueuiruus uon SiiuiSebnter StraBe, oon
9u,erne our DipiiiOn StraBe; referirt.
I'm ausfunit ouriibsr. wie melt Die
scranton GaiInaD @Ompanie fur He'
paratur bee Yhuiters uerantwortlth lit,
no iie on Strabeneinmiiuounsen bic
@eleiie erbObt unO 0eiden Selest fat
au9enommen. 0iOhe-Siir bic ytiuel'
lirunsslinis on phelps StraBs, 3miiden
8pomins uno Baibinston Gpenues,
nit Der Nbiiht. Die Sinie gu uerdnosrn,
ebeufals fir Ylane ,wsds RfaiterunG
Der sanSen &anse srnannter StraBs
an9enommen. 0ooolins -EeioIution,
pelde geter Stipp ous &e6t siebt,
einsn sewiGen Gbsil uon Slrtbur Susnnt
nsu su niuellirsn; ansenommen. 5iil
Pldne fir Ssitenwese on Rioge Hom,
jmil6en Sarrtlon uno artbur aoeillle
anssnommsn. Sir PIaue fir Rtlaiter'
uns pon YinSen StruBe. BON PrescotI
CUR SurriiOu ausnue, nit aspbalt, uor
SarriiOn su Stipp Court, nit Stsinsn
uno pon Stipp Court our artbnr, mil
sspbalt ; anseuOmmen. Der SracI
6efurmeO @smsinoe Die 1908 Steuerr
nadtaiisnb; unsenOmmen. Wfattbeps-
Den Sturtanpalt UNI Gin @utadten er
iu6eno in Sstrsf Der ftdotiiAen Son
trolle Der Ddmme uuf BEN peitlider
@sbirse, bic fiitSli6 bic ueberflutbunt
peruriadtsn; ansenommen. Softer
DaB Der Stuotanmalt bic 5ra9e Del
DiffsrsnSsn iibsr bic Stsusrn 5miiaer
Der Staot unb 9adananna 2opnibil
in Der 22. SBurO aufHebme ansenOm
men. 5stops-&in si6t an suSsrn
unb Neuntsr StraBeu iibsr bic Strab
perieseno; ansenOmmen.
Die Sroinau3 Sur Seititelluns bet
Steuersrbebuns wuroe bel orittsr uni
enbsfltiser 2eiunS ansenOmmsn.
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Dsuti9e 8rieflifte.

Daniel 8. abel, g. Is. SOsle,
RidarS@tienmann, gllpbOns @rbader,
Sobn SsOrI6ner, Sranf@un3eubuuier
y. 6. SOffmann, 5rl. Nnnts SntOstt,
8. 8. Otaior, Sobn 8. Wiarlen,
5ruu SO. 8teis, SrauMurpSprinser
Gbomas Snman, Sobn Steiner,
Ssrmaun Simon, 5ruu SOa llleri9.
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BeitslIt oas -Boheublutt. =
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gBsnn aud, cine ssnaue 0aednuuos.

- 8snn aud cine Senaue Rs6nunss.
ablesuus iibsr cus fiuauSielle @noe bes
SrOBen Sdngerfeitss in Oisp gOrt nod
ni4t infolse bon ausitsbenoen 5orber.
nn8sn erfolsen fonnte, TO lit bod iOpisl
isst idOn sriidtIid, bas Oas 5sit nit
einem tlsinen lleberiduB in SObs pom
etpa $4,000 abSeidlofsn bat.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
Who's Who III the Story.

SATAN" SANDERSON, the
hero. dare devil. Quxotic friend ard
minister OF the Gospel.
HUGH STIRES, prodigal and
criminal.
JESSTCA HOLME. the beautiful
heroine. helpless in the rush OF
events aud the principal sufferer in
a case OF mixed Identity.
Mrs. HALLORAN. The camp
oracle
DAVID STIRES, stern, yet for
giving. and Mt .he last made happy
by another's unhappiness.
THE BISHOP, tie victim of 8
misunderstanding.
UALLELUJAH JONES, the re
iGious fanatic GA whose shoulders
rest; the whole weight Of the story
EMMETT PRENDERGAST. the
false friend, pcrjurer and thie..
THE SHERIFF. who is very
much divided between duty and in
cl.nafion.
"BIG' DEVLIN, who turns
champion instead OF prosecutor aft
er the heros race with death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
lie begdh 10 pldD

high spirited and debonair, Prince
Charming. whose prldeful rebellion had
been atoned for by Il touching and
manly surrender
All this Harry had watched with d
painful sense Of impotence, and this
feeling was upon him today as he
stared out from the study toward the
white porch g'istenlng in the sun.
At length. with little gesture eX-
pressfve at once Of hefpessness and
puzzle. he turned from rhe window
took his violin and began to- play He
began a barcarole, bat the music wan
dered away through tnsensihle varia,
tons into moving minor. a compost.
tfon OF his own
IT broke OFF suddenly at a dogs fierce
smart from the yard and the rattle OF Il
thrown pebble. Immediately a knock
came at the door. and a man entered
"Dont stop" saii the new conner.
'f've dropped IN for only minute,
That's an i'll tempered little brute OF
yours. If | were you I'd get rid Of
him"
Harry Sahderson laid the violin care
fully tn its case and shut the lid before
he answered. "RumIay is impulsNe,
he said drTsy. How IS your father to-
day. Hugh?"
The ether tapped the toe OF his shin
ing patent leather with his cane as he
said with a hook Of III hnrnor;
"Abont as well as usual. He's plan
ming now 10 put me In business and eX-
peets me TO become staid pillar OF
seeiety--1ike Sanderson,' as he says
forty times q week, How do you ito
It, Harry? There isn't an old iady in
town who thinks her farior carpet half
COED enough fer You to walk on. You're
only a month Older than am. yet YOU
can wind the whole yestry and the
hishan ia heat around your finger"
i wasn't aware of the tiolatry,'
Harry laughed iittle-a distant laugh
"Yau are ahservant, Hugh"
''Oh, anybody can see it. ia like to
know bow you do it. 1t was always
SO with you, even at college You
could DO pretty much as You liked and
yet be popular tea Why. there was
never a jamhoree complete without You
aud your violin ut the head of the Ia
hle."
That Is long time ago" said
Harry,
Mere than four years. Four years
and q month tomorrow, since that last
evening Of college. Yet ! imagine II
will ba longer before we forget It,"
Harry did pct speak, AZ odd can
fusion blurred his vision, Perhaps t.
cover this. ha crossed the roam to
small private safe which stood apen il
the corner, IN which ha Kept bis tithe'
and his charities. When Hugh, shrus
ging his shoulders rs IL to dismiss the
pnwelcoms picture he haS painted