davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
9pbtcri Gmnim erpbafentnS.

airieesiddn faniauiieue ebusfun'
naIIe. iosia bdn iImoittaa Iuopu'
mania toiamolIan preiibentin toi'
mesta, Ianoo bdn ieuroomosti:
vRun guam Obi aoi on ilmoitta'
nut, etd bdn tuIee ilmon mitddn eb'
toia iuostumaon faniaIiien ebus'
funnan pddtDfieen, bdn tuIee NOR
masti olemdon usfolinen paIpeliio
mao lIenia. poitfi tdtd on Guam Sbi
S2oi mics, iobonfa fofo mao Iuot
toa ia usfoo, etid bdn moi poraiter
toimia moania ebutIi. Wtaamme on
nj riippuu teibdn tpoIitiemiiestonne
Sddfad bppdsh."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
Guam Obi Rai tualittu bfiinsieli'
ieSti treiibentifji.

Nonfins, 2iino, belmif. 16 p. =
Riinon faniauinen ebusfunta tpolitii
tdnddn pfiimieIiiesti guam Obi 2ain
2iinan toiamalIan prefoentiffi Ia
ienperdstd pddttitpdt be ettd tafa'
mauan boIlimsfaupunfina tulee QUO
PLANTING.
2onIouinen etusfmnta bpndffpl
mpDSfin tobtori Sunin erobafemuf'
fen fud ebboDa, ettd bdn Ia bdneu
cobinettinia ppippdt pirasIa Min
tauon, ettd ,iuf prefbentti Ia cabi'
netti otpat tpaImiino ottamaan tpos'
taon tpirfania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

Wtaapaaon ofielin beiIabbutfa on
tiebe fauan foettanut tarfalleen tut.
Fla ia mddriteud. Gilman ndind pdi.
mind on iapanilainen astronoomi
tri 2imura tobistanut, ettd tdsid Of
Ielin beilabbusten mittaamiiesia on
laiminlp6tp ptii tefiid (n5"), iofa
pasta tefee mabbolliIetii tartan
mddrittelpn Iiitd, minfd iperran pob.
ioisnapa funafin tpuonna beilab'
taa pois oifeoIta fobbaltaan. Yobs
ioissnapa miiitaiii iotenfin iuoraan
pobian tdbted fobti Jos napa oliIi
paifauaan; mutta iepd ei ole paifal'
laan minoinfaon, ipaan Ie muobos>
taa alma beilumiiellaan renfaan, 10.
ia pbtend ipupnna pn iuurempi FUN
toiIena. Niinpa oil tdmd reneas no.
1910 Min iuiri, ettei tiebe tiebd fen
miIointaan tpield iaaputtaueen iel'
laista laaiuutta. Samaten tpiime
ipuonnafin oil maan afieli tapattos
man tpoimaffaosia beilumistilasia.
Siis tdbtitieoefin nellie tobistaa, et'
I'd maapaaomme on tusfaifesia I'D.
bdn ia tpapabtelemiIen tilosia. So'
tain perrin tdrfedtd ia peIottapaa
ndptdd olenan fen eldmdsid tapab'
tumaii iillaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

- Suomalainen iuImuri. !Sibbins,
Ulinm., beImif. 1S p. Gntinen bibs
binsildinen fapafoitIiia ompui ellen
iIlaEa bomeiteabilIaan, noin 16 mai.
Iia eteIddn tddltd tpaimonia moIem.
mat poItpiIuut Idpi iuurireifdiIeld
luotippsipud.
patfa oil tddud fonpunsiaa ellen
ip. ia Idhti palaamaan fotiinia bu.
maIasia, ottaen fpield mufaanIafin
iuuren mddrdn tpbisfpd. Sdn iaa'
pui fotiinia fIo 9 oioisia ia bdnen
ianotaan aIfaneen beti bauffumaan
,paimoaan Ia Fun tpaimo nastusti
otti pebofii roipostunut atpiomies
ieindItd ppsfpn ubaten Fud nuiiia
tpaimoaan. pafan tp1mieS Sobn
SaariSto oil FIloin mpDSfin tupaS.
ia, tpaan FUN ndfi tuon ibmispebon
ottaipan ppsipn iuofii bdn peldstp.
neend uIoS. 2un Saoristo oil ebti.
MT ainoaStaon muutomia ipIid buo.
neesta, fnuIui Iaufaus Ia mrs pa'
Fan Iurfea parabbus, mutta bdn ct
ppTdbtpnpi, tpaon juoff labeiieen
naopuriin Sobn 2antiin. SieItd be
pbbesid paIoiipat murbendpteImd'
paifaue ia IDpiipdt mrs pafan mas
faamasia lattiolla atputtomasIa tie
IosIa neIid nuorta Iosta -itfien bd'
men pmpdriDddn.
SirmutpDniefiid itle mafaIi puo'
teeuo tiebottomasIa tiIosia, iofo
teesfenneupsId tai tobeIliIesia bus
maIasia. 2onti beti ipaliasti betpo'
en ia Idbti tpiemddn fdrIimad nais'
ta Sibbinsiin, mibin be iaopuitpot
puoIipbn oifaan. poIiilitonstaape'
lit 9reibber ia Soper ldbtindt tadI.
'ta tponsitiemaan poffao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

2iinan manbIcbulainen ballitus on
tt. IL p. annetun feiiarilliIen iulis.
tufien tauita Iuopunut baDintonal'
Iasta ia idttdnpt maan ballitIiioob'
iat taiamaItalaisten fdiiin. 2lIema
2aufo=S Sbdn iuurimmasia tpaltafun'
naSfa on tdmdn toimenpiteen fautta
-leltpinnpt buomattaposfa mddrdS'
ia, tosfa neIid fuufautta baiaannms'
tiIasia ollut fpaltafunta on iaatu lit
tetpfIi pbteen Observation-Disclosures lu'
iiua iiteigd. &afIiataa fuuiifpmmen'
I'd fabbefian fpuotta festdnpt manb'
-1cbuIainen itIepaItius on Iopultafin
-buomannnt, ettd vtanian tabto muo'
,boStaa taitpaan tabbon", ia ettd len
-ebeSId taptpp bartpainpalIan ipdis'
stpd.
MIiain, idriestdmiiesfd otpat .ofa'
sipaItaloiiet jobtomiebet ia pddminis
teri guam Obi 2ai eiiintpneet faufo'
nafDiIeud tatpalla, Iiad on balims'
tpaibbos aifaaniaatu tperrattain pie'
nead fperentpuob batufieIa la malIi'
felpoiIen iariestpfien tpolIitesia. gton.
-finsin tpaIloitufien iaIteen opat tais'
-telut taIamaltaIaisten ia feiiarillisten
ioutfoien wdliad oleet pddaiosia
etutpartio .fabofoito, ioten oieIepo on
tpalIinnui Idbes faffi fuufautta.
WlifdIi tiebetddn Siinan uubesta
,bouitusmuobosta, ionfa Iaotiiona
ON olIut 2iinan Wto3aini, tri Wu
Eins Sang, on ie monesia iubtees'
Ia paternalistinen (iidIlisIuontoinen)
-a{iofiria. Edmd onfin aitpan luon'
mouista, Fiud 8iinan fanian fpalto'
ma enemmistD ei ole tpieId itiebol'
dintoon fppipnpt Ia len fpnofii on
rpaIta toistaiiefIi idtettdpd Dfiino'
maan maan oppineiben rpbmien fd'
fin. Sitpisipfien tpoittaesia alao tu'
Ietpot raioitufiet osfeI asfeleelta
poistettaipifIi. futen on tapobtunui
muisIa maailman toiamoltaiIisia
maiSia.
WieId Ell fuitenfaan torfpitle luot'
toa iiiben ettd oIot 2iinasio iatfu
masti mafaonttiffpot mt oliettuun
-5uuntaon. @oiIi fdpbd niinfin ettd
aiinosta Iopuuiiesti muobostuiii fof'
Il tpaltofuntaa: eieId'fiinoIoinen ia.
iopoIta ia pobiois'aiinan funin'
aosfunta2 pobioisfiinoloiiet nim
otpot taipuwaiiia fannattomaon pt
dinmoItoo. Siiaisten moifeutfien II
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
ltSfpnnplliSta bmllnutta.

Wendldiieue lebbelle HietIbile lens
ndtetddn 2ob3ista, ettd mariatpiti'
labfon fesfuubesia OH muobostus
nut erifoinen oIarDbmd, iofa pitdd
folmea moriatpitipiispaa folminai'
iuubenilmestpfiend. piispa @olem.
biopifi ON beibdn mieleStddn lid
SumaIa, piispa &onallfi Sumalan
poifa ia piispa prucbnetpIfi ppbd'
benti. Sofia mariatpitien pppi pddfi'
Il poitolle, on mufa piispa &omas
lem ifi ristiin noulittana. !Se otpat
parmasti tpafiutettuia fiitd, etti
bdn nonIee fuplletsta. Dfn "a pm
m astaiiena pDnd bpDffdiimdt nuo
burmabenset 2iispa 2opalepitin
timppmun ia foettitpat panna toi
meen aifomufienia. Utaltilliiet mari'
atpitit fuitenfin tefitpdt tpastarintaa,
funnes poIiiii ebti paifaae ia mans
sitfi muutamia fpmmenid fiibfoili'
ioisia. ppliiii tpartioi mariaipitien
firffoa ia piispan aiuntoa, fad p6I'
Id on tpield tebtp pori pritpstd iaa'
ba piispa fdFin. 2ofoufiia ia pb'
teentDrmdptiid iotfut tpield 27 pdi'
tpdn6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

2dmdn fuun 16 pnd birtettiin @bi'
casosia olewasia fauntin tpanfiIass
ia tpiiii miestd. Nelid murbaaiista
birtettiin fqd aifaa FUN beibdn la-
fimiebenId foettitpat turbaan iaaba
BELLE armabbusta iud pernsteeIla,
ettd ipptetpt eitpdt olleet tdpiiidrfiI i'd.
2uolemaan tuomitut olitpat sSran
Sbiblamsfi, bdnen tpeIienid Gbparb
Sbiblamsti, pbiIip Commenting ia
Sbomas Scbulia, iotfa olitpat ippte'
tpt Iiitd, ettd be tpiime Iofafuusia
murbaIipat faupunsin laibasia
rp6st6n aifeesia erddn Sreb 20.
@ueI3on nimiien farmarin. Tbomas
Scbulta oil ainoaStaan ii tpuotiaS.
Wiibes fuolemaan tuomituiSta oil
Ebomas Sennin9s niminen neeferi,
iofa oil tpiime ippsfuusia m,irban'
nut Clarence 6iaer nimiIen rautaties
tpirfailiian foettaesiaon rpDstdd bd'
net. -
Senninss oil ainoa fuolemaan tuo'
mihista ,iofa ei omin tpoimin pdds'
Ipt birttolanalIe. Gniimdiiend birtets
tin SbibIapsfi tpeIietfet ia beti fen
perdStd beibdn rifostoperinfa. Gil,
Id aifaa Fun fountin tpanfilaSIa
paniiin fdptdnt6Dn fuolemontuomio'
ia, foettiipot ipptettpien lofimiebet
faifin tatpoin foabo fuoIemaantuo'
mituiue tpapoutusta fiad perusteella
ettd be eitpdt oueet idDiiidrfiiid, NUT
ia oifeubesIa ei beibdn anomnStaan
otettu buomioon, fiad oifeuben mics
Iestd ei anomufiesia eiiqe t,iobut
fobbat oIIeet pbtdpitdtpid totuuben
fanSIa. Wp5sfddn ei oifeubesIa o.
tettu buomioon Sennin9 nimiien nee'
ferin fpapauttamisanom Ia faif-
Fl tpiiii fuoIemoan tuomittua birtet'
tim ilman tpiinptpstd.
SO ellen i0aua oIitpat fmoIemaan
tuomitut menettdneet foifen toiippn'
ia tpopouftamiiestaan FUN be iaiipo'
tietdd, ettd funern5Dri ei olut otta'
nut buomioon beibdn onomusiaon,
Observation-Disclosures omoiiet oil
mat iaopupilla ipanfilosIo ia BET
bdn ia fuolemaontuomittuien fpdlil'
Id tapobtuneet fobtanfiet olipat
mieltd idrfpttdpid. Wansittuien tpel
iesten aih oil melfein laabaitaipo
pois panfifopista Ia oifoanioi i
meIfein poniifin toisten tponfien fes
l fu,theago
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
amoli munuaiStdutiin.

- 2uoIi munuaistamtiir. WtrS.
Gamma 8oiia gtuobomdfi, omaa iu'
fua Rintamdft, fuoli ytortb 2afella
toisia periantatiltano Flo 4, ioiros
tettuanIa munuaistautia noin puoli'
toista tpuotta. Wtrs Ruobomdfi oil
fntoiIin 2aubapalta, led % 10. ia 8
ff. Mlpioliitosfa oil bdn 2alle Huo'
bomden fansia noin neIid tpuotto,
iosto opioIiitosta ebti ipntpd fafTi
lasta, poifa ia tptto. Wluita omaiIio
ioi tdbdn moaban lid Rubparbisio
ia emo gtifoIai SoIsTi Ssbpemin'
sisid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

SuomoIoinen metidtp0ldinen
ioonut tapaturmaiien fuoIemon. Sfi'
bo, Minn., belmif. II p. 2ouantoina
tf. 10 p. loutfaantiii tddnd tdpaturs
maiiesti Sfibo 2umper fompponian
fdmp dld NO IL 2aue 2prDld mint
men mics. SuesIaon iaboomasIa
puito, idi bdn footupan puun ale.
9unnottomasio iiIosia ipietiin benei
9itpebifin ioirooIaan, iosla ban ieu'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

idfIi tulee tpteld olemaan tefemistd
ultomaltoien fansIa. Wendid tab
too turmata etaoifeutenfa Wtonsplis
asia, Sapaniua on eiitnffd W}anos
Iburian iubteen, ia mabbouiiesti pal.
Jon muita ulfomaiiia aiioita ilmaan.
tuu ratfaistapitIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
GelpStitS
GelpStuS
Wisconfinin uubesta, F1dIIetuIoien
mufaiIesta fperoituslaista.

L
mddrdd fperon faifista tuIoiSta,
patti erifoiIesti tperoista tpapa,te.
tuista, faifille ipaltion aluffaiIe ie-
I'd mpDsfin beneilDiIe, iotfa einat
oiu Misc oniinisIa, Wisconiinin nal.
tiosta tai fen t,ipmiopiiristd tuletpis'
ia tuloista. Waltion roioieu iiidpuo'
LEILA aiumoa benfil6d iperoitetaan
iuuofrista, oiaffeista Gtocf), tpeIfa'
firioista (bonbs), armopapereista
ia muista tuIoista, buolimatta Iiitd
tilienaifo ne tpaItion raioien iiid'
tai ulfopuolelta.
@erottaesi ia otetaan buomiopn ILL.,
feai fiat, iellaii Jet fuin palfat, menot,
tappiot, perot, Iiifemoitto, forto.
DeIfatirioista (bonbs) iaatu for'
TO, tobi muut Ybbpspaltain Iafien
mufaan fperosta tpapaat tulot, ia'
moinfuin Ybbpsnaltain baIlitnfien
iuirfaiIiioiben palfat, etaffeet, perin.
nDt ia Observation-Disclosures iaabut
iummat oIIe $4,000 otpat tperois'
ta tpapaat.
2uomarien, tpaltiontpirfailiioiben
ia palffalaisten tuIot Ieitpdt ole noe.
roista tpapaat.
Wtuita tpapoutuflia ptpat feuraas
tpot:
YfIitpiien tulot, iotfa eitpdt nouie
pIi $500.
Wsieben ia tpaimon pbteiiet tulot,
iotfa eirpdt nouie pli 81, 200.
Sotdifen aQe 1S no. tpanban lap
fen t,iIot, Ell pIi 5000.
SofaiIen benfilDn, iofa on fofos
naon tperonmaffaiastu riippuipa,
tuIot, Ell pIi 5000.
Sellaiiesta liiffeestd, ionfa bar'
ioittamiien oifeusfiriasta (Iicence)
on mafIettu Iuoraan ipaltion fass
Iaan, ei tpaabita endd liIdperoa.
paifafunnittain peroitettatpat tI'
lot eifpdt ole tperosta tpapaat.
Weroa fannetaan tperotetiaipista
tuIoista ieuraanasti:
GnIimdiieItd tubanneIta tai fen os
IaIta 1 proienntti,
toiIelta tubannelta tai fen pialta 1
X proTenttia,
foImanneIta hibannelta IL proient'
tia,
neIidnneItd tubanneIta TX proient'
tia.
piibenneItd tubannelta 2 proient'
tia,
fuubenneIta tubanneItd 2h proient'
tia,
5ett5emdnneItG tubannelta 3 pro.
ienttia,
fabbefIannelta tubannelta 3K pros
ientiia,
pbbeffdnneItd tubannelta a proient'
tia,
fpmmenenneItd tubannelta Az pros
ienttio,
pbbenneItdtoiSta tubannelta pros
lenttia,
fabbenneltatoista tmbannelta 81
proienttia,
iummasta pIi faff fitoista tubatta
6 proienttia.
Geuraatpa ieIittdd lain erifoistas
pauffsIa
Oleistulot:
gIeistuIot tatparaliiftees.
I'd $51,32O.25
2orfoa gbbpsnaItain
bonbeiSta 5000
GIdfe DbbpspaItoin bal.
litufIelta $40. fuufaub. $4,000
NIunnon tpuotrasarpo $4,000
Waimon tulot 10000
2asten tuIot 10000
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
Ybteenid $42,653.75
Oleisiuloia 52,97O.25
Yleismdbennps 42,653.75
$10,316.50

Werotus tuloien mufaan plldole
spasta on iiS 10000 bollarilta
$4,000
316.5O prof.. mufaan 1882
Ybteenid $265. 80
On buomottopa ettd totia $1,000
5000 on aiipan erilainen. Wtuutos
mat oipat Iuulleet ettd Fun tatia piis
benneItd tubannelta on 2 proienttia,
Min $4,000 tuIot peroitettailiin 2
.proientip mufaan, eli 500, iofa or.
ercDDps.
Wero $4,000 Iasfetaan ieuraa,pos
ii:
1 prof.. eniimdiIeltd tubannelta
bpllarilta $1,000
TX proienttia toiielta tuban'
II proienttia folmannelta
tubanneIta 1900
TX proienttia neIidnneltd tubans
nelta 1850
2 proIenttia piibenneltd tu'
5annelta boIarilia 5000
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

= Wield ei ndptd oletpan ie alta,
ioloin rifoqiiuutta foetetaan poiS.
taa tdpoelliielld anteefIiannoIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

Hofennufien arnon alennus
8 prpI. $1,000 $250.00
!Sdpi5 tulipalon fautta 10000
2orto 500 bollariu nuutaSta 30 90
Gldfe Obbpspaltain ballit. $4,000
Mero tatporoista :. 200.50
Wero maasta &c puoti.
rafenrufieSta 9O.25'
Wero aIunnosta 87.40
UtieS &c tpaimo 100000
2plme lasta ale 18, 5000
fulIefin 10000
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
Dbteenid $75

Wiibennen tubannen tafion'. mus
faon tperoitetaan ie iummo. mica on
$4,000 ia $4,000 pdlild.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

gbt. 89,2o5.e go
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22
52,97O,25
g0dbennptHd:

WlofTettu toiporosta $33, 3,93O.6O
MpuIoiien palffa 100000
Slmoitufiiin 10000
WatuuiufIiin, robtiin p.m. 1,225.00
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-17

Guggenhammers bid highest, and the
price they paid netted Daylight a clean
million. 1t was current rumOr that he
was worth anywhere from twenty TO
thirty millions. But he alone knew
just how he stood, and that, with his
last claim sold and the table swept
clean of his winnings, ne mad ridden
his hunch to the tune OF just a tr;ae
over eleven millions.
His Cen4Itu3e was thing nat
passed inro the history of tie Yukon
along Tilh h:s other deeds. ~ he
Yukon vas his guest, Dawson ,he
seat Of the festiyity. On that one
last night 10 mans dust save his own
was good Drinks We're not to be pur.
chased Every saloon ran open. with
extra relays of exhausted bartenders,
and the drinks were given away. A
man who refused this hospitality, and
persisted In paying, found a dozen
lights on his hands. The veriest
chechaquos rose up to defend the
name of Daylight from such insult.
And through it all, on moccasined feet,
moved Daylight, hell-roaring Burning
Daylight, overspilling with good ma
ture and camaraderie, bowling his he
wolf howl and claiming the night as
his, bending mems arms down on the
bars, performing feats of strength, his
bronzed face flushed with drink, his
black eyes flashing, clad in overalls
and blanket coat. his ear-flaps dang
ling and his gauntleted mittens swing
ing from the cord across the should
ers. But this time 1t was neither an
ante nor stake that he threw away,
but mere marker in the game that
he who held so many markers would
not miss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-17

Go-!ers. Two-story log buildings, Ia
the business part OF town brought him
from forty TO fifty thousand dollars
apiece. These treSh accretjyLs .. cap.
ital were Immediately iryestel IL ott-
er ventures. lie turned sod over 5..%
Cyc", uou1 everything d.: tc toncji. g,
aeem@d 20 turn to sod
VITA tie summer rush from the Ou,-
SIDE came specie correspondence .2:
tie biG Newspapers and L.1F: Nrps
and one a. ali, Using unltal,,@ .....,
thov wy Daylight u; 80 that. 50 -,
n the WcclG was co1c",roG l}~",i:'.t
lcomed the largest figure 10 %la-au. o.
course, after scvnra; mu1'as. tbe
world became ;r'"'e&.@a ~ - span
ish War, and forG,; iotort L.a3: bi:
in the K.cndiko !; e'i Daylight still re-
NAMED the mos rloZa!nent i.gure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-17

had thrilled as he read it. The bald
sentences seemed Sorged with rnys-
terry Oar Mr.. HOWisOn will call up-
on you at ycur hotel. He is 10 be
trusted. We must not be seen to-
gether. You will understand after we
have had our talk" Daylight conned
the words over and over. That was it.
The big game bad arrived, and it
looked IS If he were being invited to
sit in and take hand. Surely, for no
other reason would one man so reremp-
tor!ly invite another man to make a
Journey across the continent.
They met-thanks 10 "our" Mr..
Howlson-up the Hudson, in a mag
nificent country home. Daylight. ac-
cording to instructions, arrived in a
private motor car which had been fur
nished him. Dowsett was already
there, and another man whom Day.
light recognized before the introduc-
ton was begun. 1t was Nathaniel Let
ton, and none other. Daylight had seen
his face score OF times In the mag.
azines and newspapers, and read about
his standing In the financial world.
and about his endowed University of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-17

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-17

ter. Thus the yellow gold flashed
up as the muddy water was filtered
away. 1t was gold-gold-dust coarse
gold, nuggets. large nuggets. He was
all alone. He set the pan down for
moment and thought long thoughts
Then he finish ID the washing, and
weighed the result in his scales. At
the rate of sixteen dollars to the ounce
the pan had contained seven hundred
and odd dollars. IL was beyond any
thing that even he had dreamed. His
fondest anticipations had gone no
farther than twenty or thirty thousand
dollars to claim; but here were
claims worth half million each at the
least, even If they were spotted.
He did not go back to work in the
shaft that day, nor the next, nor the
next. Instead, capped and m1ttened,
light stampeding outfit, including his
rabbit skin robe, strapped on his back,
he was out and away on a many-days'
tramp over creeks and divides, in
specting the whole neighboring terri.
tory. On each creek he was entitled
to locate one claim, but he was
chary in thus surrendering up his
chances. On Hunker Creek only
did he stake a claim. Bonanza
Creek he iound staked from mouth tc
source, while every little draw and
pup and gulch that drained into it was
likewise staked little faith was had
In these side-streains. They had been
staked by the hundreds of men who
had failed to get Ia on Bonanza. The
most popular of these creeks was
Adams. The one least fancied was
Eldorado, which owed into Bonanza.
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Through 1t All Moved Daylight, He'll
Roaring, Burning Daylight.

travagant a venture. But Daylight
smiled. and sold out the remainder OIL
his town-site holdings. He sold at the
right time, at the height OF the placer
boom. When he prOphesied to his old
cronies, In the Moos chorn Saloon that
within five years town lots in Dawson
could not be given away, while the
cabins would be chopped up for fire
wood, he Wa laughed at roundly, and
assured that the motherhood would
be found ere that time Rut he went
ahead, when his need for lumber WAS
finished, selling cut his sawmils ns
well. Likewise. he began to get rid
of his scattered holdings on the vari-
Gus creeks, and without thanks 10 any
one he finished his conduit, built his
dredges. imported his machinery. and
made the gold of Ophir Immediately
accessible. And he. who five years
before had crossed over the divide
from Indian River and threaded the
silent wilderness. his dogs packing In
dian fashion. himself living Indian
fashion On straight moose meat. now
heard the hoarse whistles calling his
hundreds of labOrers to work, and
watched them toll under the white
glare OF the arc-lamps.
But having done the thing, he was
ready to depart. And when he let the
word go out, the Guggenhammers
We'd with the English concerns and
with new French company in bid
ding for Ophir and all It's plant. Tho
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guilty Of en- outrageous burst OF nierri.
ment
What are you going TO &c with two
tons?" the storekeeper demanded.
TN tell you-all In simple A. B, C
and ono. two, three" Daylight held
up one finger and began checking OF.
"Hunch number one big stfike COM
Ing In Upper Country. Hunch number
two; Carmack's made II. Hunch num-
Der three: amt no hunch at all. It's
a cinch. IL one and two Is right, then
nour Just has to so sky.high. II I'm
riding lunches one and two. Just got
to ride this clnch. which is number
three. IL I'm right. -four I. balance
gold on the scales this winter"
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" Must Say, Mr.. Harnish, That You
Whipped Us RoundIy In That Affair"

Daratona. He, likewise, struck Day
light as man of power, though he
was puzzled in th It he could find no.
likeness to Dowsett. Except in thel
matter OF cleanness-a cleanness thatl
seemed to go down to the deepesti
fibers Of him-Nathaniel Letton was
unlike the other in every particular.
Thin to emaciatlon, he seemed a cold
hame OF a man. Not more than fifty
matched with a sparse growth of iron-
gray hair, he looked several times the
age of Dowsett. 1
They drank-that is, Nathaniel
Letton took mineral water served
by tie smoothly operating ma
chine of a lackey who inhabited the
place, while Dowsett look Scotch and
soda and Daylight cocktail Leon
Guggenhammer arrived in the midst
or the drink. and ordered Scotch Day.
light studied him curiously This was
one of the great Guggenhammer fam
lily; younger one, but nevertheless
one of the crowd with which he had
locked grapples in the North Nor
did Leon Guggenhammer fail to men,
ton cognizance of that old affair. He
complimented Daylight on his Prov
ess-"The echoes of Ophir came down
TO us, you know. And must say. Mr..
Daylight-er, Mr. Harnish, that you
whipped us roundly in that affair"
Leon Guggenhammer was young and
fat. Not day more than thirty. his
face, save for the adumbated puff
sacks under the eyes, was as smooth
and lineless as a boys. The talk
soon centered down to business. Dow
sett oroached the Plan, aided by an
occasional remark from the other two,
While Daylight asked questions. What
ever the proposition was, he was GO
ing into it with his eyes open. And
they filed his eyes with the practical
vision OF what he had in mind.
They will never dream you are
with u.s." Guggenhammer interjected.
as the outlining Of the matter drew to
close, his handsome Jewish eyes
flashing enthusiastically. They'll
think you are raiding on your own in
proper buccaneer style"
"Of course. you understand, Mr.. Har-
nish, the absolute need for keeping
our alliance in the dark" Nathaniel
Lotion warned, gravely.
Daylight nodded his head.
And you also understand" Letton
went on, that the result can only
be productive Of good The thing IS
legitimate and right, and the only ones
who may be hurt are the stock gam
blers themselves. II is not al attempt
TO smash the market AS you see your
self, you are to bull the market. The
honest investor will be the gamer"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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Electric Power for Housewor.

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vanced far enough now TO give her
the opportunity she has longed for
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