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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
ga tue Sin, 9. Tut.

Subtif. IL y.
Sonotaon, ettG tpaitioleipaa ei ippz
tetd, paon mGliin tulee poba olp
Fun ei tule minfGdnlaista tietpa ans
netufii paiffafiinnoltamm gluttaian
p olStoiIle. SaItpisaifano ei tdnne
fuulufaan polo mtuto fuin lutten ia
foiutain ulmomiiio. Salpi tddud oil
tuin lopin feId. pari folme fertao
tuli luntofin ien tperron, ettd fislan
jdliet iuuri ndfp. Sa NIT fetpdt on
ollut mpDs fotpin fuitpaa, etid on
epdnsfo tabtonut pelidttdd, ettd Ell
tule mitddn maan aiumi Testa Fun Ell
Ioba. g8aon Justin tdtd firioittais'
Iani tulla tupriittaa llnta, ettd moa
tpalfiana. So bppd oliii, ettd tuliii
ialan tai pari, flld fotpin on maa
fuiipaa. ytiiu on 10 fplmettp, tpaon
fauraa ei ole pieId fpltpetip, paan
ebfG Iefin fplfrNtddn tpiifon pddstd.
gtiin, iitte ie fdppifin taaieen uuben
moon fddntdminen FUN maa faStuI.
Woimoa on fpIdsIdmme fpllin, illd
fpiime tpiif fplla tpitpat 80. Silhnen
ia W. WtottIon rs betposmoimoIen
bDprpbetpoien, ioua aIfomot moota
fddntdmddn. So trpsfifoneen mpDs
toinat, ettd fnn ipfip tulee, ia jos
Sumala tpuotta antaa, Min Iaamme
ipmdt irti oliista oifeen amerifalai.
fen moIlin mufaan.
lluIia oIuffaita on tuIlut ia alma
main muIta tulee. DIR. 8. penttild ia
u. Hasmus pitdiIi tu0a emf piifol'
la, Iiud maot niild OH 10 ostettuna
tddud. Wr. penttild ia Hasmus tu'
lefpot 9erramiIlestd ia faiffi iuomas
laiIet mitd ON tddnd opat tuIleet
Serromillestd. Siiss olemme faifin
entiii 9omestafin fomppanian tpD'
oriio, poaIiSta lopiomiebeen osii
(paon Iilloin Fun union miebet oli'
ipat tposId, eifd npt Fun Ifddpit o'
ipot iieud oriino). Siis toipoiiin, eta
Ell pfiifdan 9luttoian Iufiia meniii
2eobin eifd EerropilIeen t1ibin
! niinfauon fuin iieud laffo feStdd.
&. 2iluS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
Meaafuita Namsfasia.

gtGinG pditpina on ollnt Hanstoss
ia Wtarenen piirifunnasia, Damerpn
foupunsisIa roitpoiiia mellotoita len
ioboosta fun Ienaatti on bpmdflps
npt IafiebootutIen, ionfo mufaon
foiffi oIueroiat Gbampo9ne piiriSId
poietettoiIiin faitisIa niisid maofun'
nisIa, ioisIa loilliiesii noiooan mall
mistaa Iampaniaa.
SsanIan roiipo on foboistunut pii'
Observation-Disclosures, iota uleitd on
poItettu moan to Ialle. Sotapdfed
on futluttn paifalle hlfobuitamaan
mellafot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
3b1rettelIt WpriasIa.

&ristiania, Noria, bubtit. IL p. =
IA, 600 ipDldiStd rautaieo eolliIuuben a.
lalla Noriasia on iuliettu tpDstd ia
tp Dldiiet faifilla alpilla ubtaamat T.
lcislefolla. EpDnIulfu rautateolli iiii'
ben alaua iobtui palffoia ia tp6pdi'
tpdn pituuta fosfenasta erimieli'
ippbestd. SoIialistit toimiipot in'
npffaasti Iaaoafleen pleislafon Jpn
tpmGdn.
gidbtdndsti ON muooostumasIa
oifein idttiIGismdinen taisteIu idries.
tpneen tpDn ia pddomanndIilId fais
fisIa Stauoinaaipian moisIo. Saots
taapo Suomenfin tpoIdiIet ioutua
tdbdn Iuureen mpudffddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
Wnrmijdrtpi, W2inm.
6. IS. HisIanea.

eSublallinen betfi ipietettiin palmli.
iunnuntaina sSinlapIon'in &anIallis.
ieurofunnon firfosIo. SdsIi iilaiIuu.
oesfa uuoistinat ndet IL laSta faS.
teenIa liiton ia lasfettiin eniiferran
s. y. ebteolliieIle 8anIaa oil iaa'
punut enemmdn fun firfosIa oil iss
tumotiloia. GbtoolliielIa fdpi Al bens
Fed. &asteenIa liiton uubistaneioen
lasten nimet opat Ieuraamat:
GmeI Hanta, 2aIle SoIep partui,
Smart WtatIon, slIma Dabl, Semi
@liIobet gtorIuno, 9llma Sofia sSas
cobIon, Siloa MdfeId, 9lIma &ppoia
Gultalabti, tpiIia 9lurppra Wtdfeld,
SuIanno Wlaria Suoma ia Wtatilba
Yeura.
Sos tie ppiptte minusia ia minun
iononi ppippdt teiSid, min onofao
mitd ifdnd tabbotte, ia te Iaatte len.
Siind liant tirfastetaan, ettd tuotat'
te paIion bebeImdd, ia Min te tulette
minun oppiIaifieni. gtiinfuin Sid on
rafastonut minua, min mindfin ra.
foston teitd; ppiptdd minun raffou'
oesIani Sob. 10: 10.
&. Is. H.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

- Sdmdn maan iupmalaiiet mate
riaIistiiet ianomalebbet iulfoiiimat
biliattain tilaston Hansfan papeis.
ia, iosta fdtpi Ielpille, ettd vainoas,
taan ne, iotfa eipdt muubup tois
meen felpaa, antauiunat papeifIi
HanSfasIa". - Sdbdn, materialiss
teilIe ilofii, tppimme tpield liIatd, ettd
iiind mddrdsId fuin pappien lufu
pdbenee Honsfasia, IiIddntpp lieud
materialististen fanIafoulunopetta.
jain lufu. Wditetddn npfpddn Hanss
fosIa lDptppdn 80 tubatta ioliaIis'
tista fanIafoulunopettaiao iotfa peit.
telemdttd foettalpat IapfSta riistdG
uston SumoIan olemosiaoloon.
Wtutta materiolistiietIi on iielld fans
ian eldmdfin fdpnpt. So mitd ON
Iiitd icbtunut2 GniifIifin fe, ettd
Hansfan f6pbdn tpDmdestDn tolous
oelIinen eldmd nDtDddn on -ferroak
Idan Iirfuteltaipnn tufaIa. Seuatsta
on ipatiinftn pitfupileliidin eIdmd.
!Seibdn pitdd bollitufieIe mafina tas
pattomon forfeoa peroa pienistd
maofcppaleistaan. -S Siitci on mpDss
Elm iobtunut iifpeeIlinen rappeutimis
men, iosta taos on Ieuroitiena ie,
ettd Honsfon fonIa on nopeasti full
femasia perifotoonia fobti. Se Ell e.
mad ole mifddu IoloiIuus, Ell ranss
taIaiiille itIelIeen enempdd tuin null.
lefaon. Gllei Iiutrta muntosta tapab.
ou, Ell montotaan puoIiIataa torpis
ia, ennenfuin Hansfan eteipGstd
fanIosta On peltfd muisto idleu6.
yiiin arneluttapa on Ipntpneiben
ipnoIi ipupbeIta tapabtufpa tp6benes
minen.
Silasto pubuu fammottapaa fiel'
td. @upnna 1908 Ipntpi Hansfass
la $4,000 lasta, Fun poStanpa
Iufu no. 1914 oil ldbes l mill. eifd
19:nen ipuoIiIaban aifana fertaas
faan fpaionnut ale 100000. Wuos
Tina 1900-1907 oleni ipntpneiben
lufumddrG SO, ,305:ud. SO. 1908 oil
le 10 1920 pienempi f,iin fuolleits
ten lufu. gDiime tpuoben Gina emf.
mdiiend tliufautena ipdbeni Ganss
fan ndfiIufrt $4,000 ben9elId. Gn.
men pitfdd poibaan iotenfin torfaS-
ii ematolta Iasfeo, milloin yanss
fan fanIa OH iutupuuttopn bdtpin-
npt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
9tmaSan nmtiiia.

9lmoIo, Wti6,, bnbtif. 10 p. =
paIio On poiffafunnallemme farttu'
nut ioutilosta ndted, iola Ell ole tpD'
Id ioatapana. NdilId folmella tai'
tponnoIIa,' iotfa MT omot fdpnnisid,
ON entinen tp6ipoimu, ioten npfp'
ddu ei pitdiii tdnne fenenfddn tulla
tpDn etiintddn.
= &pIdfunuun oIuffaat tefinat
fpaotimufien eli oifeammin pppnnDn
foupun9in maItuustolle, ettd ie pau'
tiff fopofoilta Ioisia mddrdtpt tafa'
ufiet, ettd tafooiat pitdd Qua touns'
bipin roioien IiIdud. WaItuusto fuu'
l,u noubottoneen pppntid. So fun
IelIaisto oiufosta fpldfunnosiomme
Ell ole, iofa uuben lain idlfeen Eel
pai5i tofaamoan, min on toifpo, ettd
fapafat, lutpultoan 5, tulee tonfo'
fuun emf pdipdnd iuliettamafIi, io'
fo bpmin oIiIi iuptafua. Sdmd bom'
ma on gnti, Soloon clifton toimesto.
Sos min oliIi, eitd foupunti tilill
fuitpofIi, Min toriuitaon iiind ipield
faiffien oIufasten opiio, ettd -ei rus
tpeitaiii ioIofapofoimista boriotta'
maan, iofa pobe tdIlaiiesia topanf'
IeSIa on pIeinen. Wlutta FUN pleilo
on Iitd ipastoon, Min ie on maboo'
ton menestpd. &otuin onfin fiiriao
tddud tuo fapoffobomma.
9uuIi ibmistd Iulieitiin telfien taof'
le piifdndperiantaina, ioista foIme
fania aloistomme. RosfaaIla tpDlld
onioitut robat menee fopofoitIiioiIle
ia loput iaftoibin, iotfa tpdlistd me-
nee iuunnottomiin pIi idriestptIen
Wiinoa fpud annetaon iuoba miriam
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

= MinneIotasIa tulloan toas tules
man tontofurn aialla mppmddn
buitofaupaIla Iatoia tuhaniia eeffes
reitG hallitufIen malta. &uten tpiIes,
ia paifasIa idsid lebbesId plepasta
ilmoitufiesta fdp ielpilIe, mppoddn
nditd malta iperrottain bpfpiud eb.
ooilla, ioten pdbdnaraiI Iillafin OH
mobbolliIuus pddstd maanomistas
iofTi. ytdilld Ieubuilla WtinneIotaa,
misid mpptdpdt maat iiiaitIeipat,
tiebetdan lDptpwGn bptpid tpilielpss
malta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

omateten puolelta, mutta niinpian
fun iuopur, beti putfaan, Fun tpaan
mtebelld on rabaa, ettd moi Iafon
matiaa. On vaa right" fuoin FUN
rauban taomori ia poIiiii iuopotte.
lee, iiia et oteta buomiopn. yipt on
fnttentin toiiro, ettd tuosta faifesta
hilee loppu, ettei Iuomalaisten tar
ipttieilt noin tapattomia lperoia mat.
laa tnpaftaeIdmdn ieuraufIisto,
ipoon ettd itIe fufin nauttiIi ,pmoa
tpaitpanndfDddn. 9Gmd oliii tddad
foittien puolueitten toiipomus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
6 vuOsikerta

= Gras >IuomaIainen punanen
moterialisti, mined emme ole tpield
Iaaneet tietoomme, fuuluu fierrelleen
tddud, eIiintpen erddn Gbica9on rdds
tdIiIiiffeen aiiomiebend, ottoen fpaas
tepufu.tiIaufIia, paatien tilaaiilta
ionfu iperran rabaa etufdteen. ytpt
fuuluu fauntimme ibereIfi etiiipdn
miestd, ippstd fun tiIaoiat eiipdt ole
pufuia iaaneetfaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
sSnmoIanpaImeIuffia toutofuuIIa.

SumoIanpaImelufita toufofuulla.
z p. Norbenisia g. .. Flo 10 ap.
Suomao! Seurafunnon puoIifofos
us beti firfonmenoien Ioputtiia.
IA y. NorbenisIa, 9. .. Flo 10 a.
p. !Serran ebtoouiIen fansIa.
Ia p. !SoifanfouIulla Flo 8 |. p.
II p. 8ranttpooo, Wis. flo 10 ap.
81 p. GliiIorb' gDis. tIo 2 /. p.
20 p. SopiaioeIla, Mis. Flo puoli
IL ap.
% p. CLIFFORD. mis-. Flo 10 a. y.
% p, Yrontipooo, Wis. f&z ip.
s. llrpilainen
8rontpoob, g8is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

Sattnneesta ippstd en, moi Iaapua
Sofpin9toniin festitpiiffona 26 pnd
tpaan pasta torstaita pastaan POL
la. Eippifoulua iatfetaan torStaina
flo 10 ap. ia ieurat iitten iamana
iItana firfosIa Flo puoli s.
g. Is. HtsIanea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
Wspittii Mliltpanfeen fanpnngtn
ballituSta.

Grds ioIialisti, 6. SaImi, firioits
taa pitfdbtDn firioitutien SpDmie'
been iiitd Fun ioIioIistinen ipirfafun'
ia WlilipaufeesIa, 0is.. Ell oletaan
tdptidnpt lupoufiiaan fDpbddn tpDs
pdestDDn ndbben. Sdn eniin ieIoss
taa minfGIaiIia IupoufIia nuo mics
bet antoipat, pprfiesiddn balituss
pirfoibin, ia Iitte fpIpp:
vWutta onfo niitd Iupoufiia tdp.
tett1? Onto tuo 10 toista ipuotta oil
hut ioIiaIistinen tpirfofunta niitten
monien perbeeniiien bartaimpia toi'
tpomutiia iaoba tp5td ia len fartta
ramintoa itIellenid ia perbeelIenId,
tdpitdnpt? SddtDDn mo fpipmnfIet
iofailen lutiian itienId tpastattaipof'
Il, funban main lanon, ettd Wlilpau.
feen faupun9isIa npfDiiin on noin
25 tubntta tp6I6istd ilman tpDtd, jos
fa mertitIee belle faitille n6lfdG, pi'
Iua, Iairoutta ia pleistd furiuutta.
ga milf iuuri ndin, foupun9isia,
ioSia ioIioIistit bollitiepat? Supaii
tpotban he tnDtd tpDttDmiue union
palfalIa ia 8 tint. pdindud. WtisId
lpiippipdt ne lupansten tdpttdidt. Gi'
lpdtf6 he moi lupoufiianIa tdDttdd.
9uullatIeni poiiipat oinafin oIafii,
JOS boIuaiIitpat. Sdm6 on ianottu
Iitii, ettd Ell pitdiii Iupota mitd Ell tit
ten tdptetd, oltafoon fitten Iofalistes
ia mitenfd punoiia bpmdnId. Siud
ne pettpmptien fppneIeet otpat fars
ipoito, ioita tpDIdiiet omot Iaoneet
iuooa pollasI Ioplenien puplueioen
tobolta 10 ennen, baluaiiimmefo tpie'
ldfin iuoba life ia iuottaa toipereil'
Iemmefin tuoSta farpaosta pettp'
mpsten falfista iofo on main lus
rilla lupauflilla foristettu ia tdptettp.
pois Ie meisid.
ySenIioon ettd Iielld oItoiiiin ans
nettu ndlfdiIille leipdd on Iielld ilos'
ia ia remusta pibettp buolta niioen
festen ioiIla on pield tp1td iu lei'
pdd. Se ioapot nauttia bienoista
funnallisiansIioiIisto, ioisIo foupun'
oin ipalhiuS mieSten y. m. hienouss
TON tpttdrien la roufpien boiupeIilld
fastelluiSta, bienon. bienoieta FLEET
mefoista lopbfdd erinomoinen taof'
iu, ntntto toiSta on niioen loita iotfo
epdtoiipon poltoamino fuljesfelenai
pitfin fatufdptd,pid ipiluSta ipdriDt'
tden rifftndiiisId jalfineisIa ia ipaot'
teisIa etiien iotafin mitd iaiii ponno
omaan, ietd perbeenId Iuubun ra'
ipinnon nimelld. NlenilifD tdadinen
oIio Iitten bienoien fiemaiIetpien ber'
rain la rputpien eli beib6n poifainio
ia tptt6rienid ioutfoon. Gibdn toti
81 IeIIoiiet bupit ia noutinnot ole td'
mdnfoltoiii0e olioille laitetut, eitpdt
Ed be moi Iiitd iuuri mitddn nouttia
faon.
| ,ytuo tpDitDmdt, furiuuteen ia oft
taiIeen epdtoipon tpaItaan painunee
ibmisolennot opot iuuri olleet tefi
i1ina, ettd ioIioIisiit otpot pddsiee
faupunsin obiofiiin fiinni, paar
JOS beibdn Iupaufienia iddipdt tdpt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
syumolanpolnelufiia:

Sronnpobisia ia pmpdristoIId, per-
iontoina 21 pnd mr.. s. a,iiosio 6.
Norrien luz. Flo 2 ip. Soresterin baas
IisIa iunnunt. % Y. SItoioorna Flo
1870 Id. ylemportin luz. fesfilp. 26
y. mr.. Wlotti Sabinoian Iuona Flo
1880 III. &. 81. Nurmi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
SbDnantaiaim tpastuumalaiImas

latieboptus Wii6isanin ienaatisia
on bplpdfipttp idtettdtpdfii milf benz
fiiele fomiteolle, ionta fupernDDri
Osborn faa palita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
aiina iaannt rabalainam,

&iino on ioonut $50,O00,O00 lai'
nan omerifaIoiiilta robomiebiltd.
Sopimus ollefirioitettiin PefinfSid
t. t. 15 y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
Yaiffafmnmalta.

| wv wv t'DNt''" tNNI'"'DIN"|'N'
3anIallisIeurafunnan firtfo fdtpi
liian pienefIi, Min polip pleiiDd rien.
| Il tiIailuuteen. Yleii0 tdptti faiffi firs
fon istuimet ia Iuuren ioufon idptpi
tpielii ieiIoo. 9rmipn mufaan oil Fir
fosIa pbteenId 100000 ibmistd. =
9. 9. leurafunnan firfeo oil mpDs'
Elm ddriddn mpDten tdpnnd.
Wloni nuori tell iiis ipiime Iuns
: nuntaina falliin lupaufien Sumolan
ia ibmisten ebesId, ia fdtpitudt Ger.
rom pDptddn nauttimaan $. ebtool'
lista, toitpon mufaan, usfonIa nab.
tpistufiefIi. SumaIa pfIin tieidd tuin'
fa moni beistd tefi lupautleni ia ipa'
famolla Ipbdmelld, ia fuinfa moni
tpain tapan ipuoff. SIoinen aiia o.
liii, Jos iofaiien laplen ipbamesId
Serra pIiIi iaanut tebbd tpDnid.
= YpstiiGGstDpanttt Sronmoob'
tsIa apataan pleiIDue toufot. l pat
ND.
= 1atiptaa il,uoitusta ia iaanut.
tafaa ito Ientolebtinen u@i poitto
mppnnistd" iofa on .. 6apfanions
isIa. Sotafin uutta. 9lIfdd iinuuttas
TO Iitd.
r2be Tlicf Gales Spstem So.
Wtinneopolista ottaa baItuunia Isl
moitto mppnnin". .. Sapfanion.
isIo. Npt on aifa Iddstdd raboa.
Saonuitafoa ito ilmoituslebtemme.
- Stirie. &ole 2urinfi Ioa perid
firieenId tdmdn Ieboen toimistosta.
= SSoitteen miutps:
SIoitteeni, ipfa on ennen oiiut 16
SO, Sronmpob, Wlicb. on tdstd Idbs
tien &.9or 236, Srontpoob, Wticb.
g}icbolos WtottIon,
&,9or 236 Sronmooo, Wticb.
- Spbn Splappa on idaeen tuo'
nut foaralastin tintuipia ia plan
poitipio Iebmid. &dpfdd fatlomasIa
gietppprtin pddud Idbeud 9liIin Itpo'
ria.
- ltlosmppnti otful nield enti
Iesid Wtor Homonin poifasIa. &aups
panimi 9efola &c Gfpist mpp ball
malla ulos tuon Homanin iparas,
ton: tpaatteito ia fenfid Iefd muitd
miesten torpeita. WorastosIo on
tpieId i6lelld iofu mddrd bpndd ia
iparaa.
- 1Salp r.sIeuron tofous emf per'
iantoina italia. &ofpufIesIa on eIil'
Id ioitafin tdrteitG ,fDipmpfiid, ioten
oliIi toifpottama, ehd Iemran idienet
| ioapuiiitpat run iaasti fofoufieen.
= 3aiffia niit6 ,iotfa baIuapai
pbtpd tirftofDDriin, feboitetaan Iaa.
pmmoan 2anIouisIeurafunnon firt.
fopn emf periontoisiltana, felo puo'
Ii 8. Sarfoitus on berdHdG Gloon
firffpfDDri &. eurafunnalle, ainafin
ffIi oiatii fun tddld on &anlouis
firffofunnon ipuoIifofous emf feId'
fuusia.
= Waltipmme Ienaatti on bppdf
Ipnpt eoustoiamme 6ollanbin ebbp'
tutIen, eitd Sronipopoin foupun9ille
mpDnnetddn lupa iuIfaista $4,000
armosta bonoeia iuorittoafIeen foii
punain matIettapofli tipmitun ,pe
Ian urofoitiiioIirmalle, iofa on iao
rittanut fa abunlasfemistpDtd. pddtDs
ooottoa mt funpernDDrin aIletirio
tusta.
= MeitG on pppbettp tiebustele'
maan erddn Sobn Srnespainoiar
periIliIid, ioita pitdiii aiua ndiIId ieu
buiua poito ia fofIi tptdrtd. UtoIem
mat tptidret Ionotaan oIeman naimi
isIa tddud. Yoifa on ai,tnut our
IepsId ia Sesiemerisid, ia on fdpt
tanpt nimenadn &usti 9lnberIor
(ioittenfin tieioien mufoon plum
bers).
Sanoitu Srne on iebnpt itIemur
ban, Min ainofin IuuIIaon. Sonper
isIa, Mtinn. tf. z paifpd. Srnen hoe
Ii !Senrp eoori iai iurmania ipiim'
feIdnd iouhien iunon olIe iamasie
poifasio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-15

bearin' no malice" He turned to the SICK
mans companions.
You got to get him back he said. an
I'm goin' back. You fellows want to pack
1t North. don't you? Give me the boat anu
I'll take him to the Centre. The Govern
ment Docs there, like not.
The others had looked for no such solu-
ton of disagreeabe situation as TINS.
They showed the relief they felt. CORN
ley made no sign. "We'n give you all we
can. spare" said the man who had first
accosted him. We can't pull up stream
much farther, anyhow.
Give me a couple of hours" said CORN
ley Il got a bag and a blanket up there.
an I'll be back" He climbed zig-zag up
the bank. and struck south round
about way TO his tent
Here his chance. He had dug out as
he could figure about two hundred
pounds OF gold. With his pick he could
tote about seventy-fve pounds. He wrapped
half the nuggets in the canvas. and found
he could scarcely lift the load With
trembling hand he took some out and
buried them with the others. digging
hole for his shovel. his pan and his pick.
He counted on dropping down stream a
stretch and tying up long enough TO Sc,
the rest OF his hoard He ought to be al
Canneries at the mouth of the Copper, in
days easy floating. He felt a catch in
his breath-once there he could wait for a
steamer and go back rich man. His
body was wet with perspiration when he
got back 10 the bank. II still light.
He let himself down gingerly and faced
the company the shale. Then. with a
supreme effort he dropped his pack into
the boat II il feather. The
others We're eating and made room for him.
LumIey was propped Up the boat,
One OF the the men passed him a pail Q:
cocoa sweetened with a saccharine tablet
III bet it's long time since you had
smack Of that
How far north you goln'?" asked CORN
lev.
They all laughed bitterly. God knows
We might a-been 10 the Yukon b. this II
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II hadn't been for this blasted fool--lour
at dollar a pound on the Flats and lynn
aroun' here for nothin'. You got 10 travel
light. l say, but it's live and learn"
You amt smokin?"
NO, lost my tobacco"
Give i'm your pipe and plug. Lumley,"
said the speaker You'll not need EN- TO-
night" He dug them out OF the sick mans
pocket and handed them over.
Gormley filled the corncob bowl and took
a long Whit with the manner OF man
clutching at chloroform during opera
ton.
The three men raised the figure In the
blankets in the bow. Lumley groaned-
Gormley filled his pail and gave him water.
Hes IN fever" he said III start along
now. there'u be little light left"
The other men fixed the sick man half
sitting the fat bottom with his leg
the thols pins. Gormley took hold. Wal:
a minute" The two men dropped what
food they could spare into the stern.
shove her Off" cried Gormley. Easy,
easy" He stepped in as the craft swung
free and glided out into the murky stream.
Then the current caught them and they
sank away from the watching figures on
the shale-back the road to Gods
country
Lumley's eyes were closed. but he was
evidently suffering agonies. Gormey saw
him indistinctly, save for the white BAN
dages that stood out in the dark and for
got about the buried gold. Here was a
suffering who needed help. They
moved swiftly on through the shadow OF
the long white evening of the North
pacing off the road Copper Centre at
six miles hour.
Two hours later Gormley pulled ashore.
Millions of mosquitoes swarmed about the
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the scramble for the yellow metal. and
time in :he North is more than life.
For two months he toiled on. 1t was not
until he had more than he had ever dared
to hope for that the thought struck him
how get his gold the coast He could
not walt for Winter and trust unbroken
trails and sudden billiards. Neither could
he pack such a heavy weight over the
dangerous glacier without exciting
picion. There the river. but he had
no boat. Provisions he could pick up
along the telltale banks of the Copper
with picks and shovels and pans-but
boats were not to be had. The incoming
hosts needed them to haul up their goods.
and the outgoing to get back to the Cen
ter. He had no money and he dared no.
offer nuggets.
The necessity OF the boat weighed on
his mind. and he wandered 10 the bank of
the river one afternoon. looking in vain
for any sight of smoke or boat. a man
tapped him the shoulder. Gormley
jumped round and faced him. The other
wasted words in greeting.
Look here, pard," he said. amy doctor
in these parts?"
Gormley shook his head. "Why?
Got man with a broken leg down
there. Hit by a bear. We fixed him up
The best we could. but he's got to get
back
Where's your boat2" asked Gormley
Lynn in that cove" He seized the pros
pector by the sleeve. and started with him
down the precipitous gravel bank. Ths
boat lay on a ledge of shale. and about II
moved two other adventures whom CORN
ley mad never seen before. They hailed
him as a savior. The man with broken
leg lay sleeping bag with staring
eyes. He Gormley and smiled lone
smile
Hello. Lumley." said Gormley. u ain.
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sick mans face He built a fire and heaped
on grass to make smudge. Then he
held more water to Lumleys hot lips
fixed his net over his head and rolled over
to sleep. He was awakened by Lumley,
who had half raised himself on his arms
and was staring wild eyed at the bank.
Lie down." shouted Gormley. The other
groaned and pointed frantical!y to the
river All right" Gormley nodded and
gave him water. Wen be under way in
a jiry now" He stopped for a brief break
fast and for ten long hours they drifted
on. pulling up at the Centre in the early
afternoon. There was small comfort there
the Government squad breaking trail to the
Yukon had passed days before.
Luckily one prospector had medicine
chest with a few commonplace remedies.
a dozen willing men carried Lumley out
OF the boat TO the bank. and there an I'M
promptu doctor changed the bandages and
soaked the ones with liniment The
patient twtched and moaned. Gormley
stood by and watched, but his eye never
left the boat with its golden burden.
How'd ii happen" some one asked.
He lookin' for bears. him and
pard." said Gormley, when up come big
fellow smack into him He pulled his gun. but
afore he could shoot the beast slapped him
in the leg with his paw. He went down
like a shot an the bear walked of. There
warnt no doctor up there, an his mates
wantin to pack it north, I agreed to leave
him here. bein the way home myself"
who You goin' leave him WITH"
asked the impromptu doctor, startled. a
bystander did no, give him a chance TO
swer. You can't leave him here" he sa i'd
Float him down to the Canneries"
It's a big risk" said the questione-.
FULL OF rapids the Copper is below here
and got dozen mouths. Ny opinion is
you'd never get there"
Il reckon the Government would take
care Of him." said Gormey.
SO they might. but they aIn't no soldiers
here and you can't get him TO Valdez
that's sure
How long atore he gets healed up?'
asked Gorm!ey.
y ain't sayin',' replied the man who
had arranged the bandages. maybe six
weeks
Il can't stay here all Winter with him.
said Gornlev. lie ain, no more to me