davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
PERSONAL.

Irwin P. Smith is i'll in his home on
Forest street.
Miss Kate Breihof returned Saturday
from New York.
John T. Tasker is confined to his
home, i'll with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cumm spent
Sunday in North Adams.
Mrs f. NJ. Waite, nurse, went to
Guilford yesterday to visit friends
Mrs. Nettie NJ. p. Akeiy. who has
been i'll several weeks, is much i'm
proved.
Solomon Ncsbitt, who has been under
the care of nurse several days, is i'm
proving.
Mrs II. l.. utlcv of Amherst, Mass,
il visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
J. L. Martin.
Miss Maude Miller is assisting in
the office of the Vermont Printing com
pany this week.
r. G. Boyd, who has been confined
to the house two weeks with illness, is
able TO be ont again.
Mrs. Will Taylor of Bellows Falls
visited her mother, Mrs. T. Haverty,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs c. y. Shippee of South Whit
ingham is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
n johnson OF Birge street.
Miss Jennie. Farnsworth returned
| this morning after d vacation of 10
| days mt her rome in Bellows Falls
Mr.. McNie of New York. auditor for
/ the Twin State Gas < Electric com
pany, Is in town on official business.
I - I l. l., III -,
Bellows Falls this morning on account
of the death of her uncle, John Bren,
man.
Miss Elizabeth TAYLOR, teacher in the
Bradford high school, was visitor
over SundaF with her mother, Mrs. W
+. +. Goddard.
Miss Mollie Pearson, who visited last
week in Bellows Falls and Brattleboro
returned Saturday 10 her home il
Il Cuttingsyille
Mrs. A. J. Haskins has received
news of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Scranton. Of Wardsboro, the cause be
ing typhoid fever.
!. F. IIaher of Brandon was in towr
Yesterday on account of the death o.
his brother. Michael A., of Middlebury
which took place here.
Mrs Mary Buckley and daughter
Olive have returned to their home il
Bellows Falls after a week ; visit witt
her sister, Mrs Daniel Doyle.
II. II. Haze kley, formerly Of Brat
tlcbofo. was elected assessor for tern
Of three years in the annual tow
meeting held in Greenfield Monday.
Mrs. F. f. Hapgood returned toda
to her home in Newport, this state, at
ter a STAY of several weeks at tn
home eli her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Turner of Elliot street. She was az
companied by her niece, Mrs. j. Wiilar
Cobb
Miss Anna O'Neil, who went from
here several months ago TO Wheeling
W Va, where She is employed as nurs
in the general hospital, has joined tn
: Red Cross nurses. who are making PREF
ara,ions to care for the sufferers of tn
= anticipated foods in the Ohio valley.
About 40 friends mostly members c
u the y f.. O. T.. met saturday evenln
II II he home of Mrs. a. j. Bracket O
Clark street. A very pleasant evenin
: was spent playing cards. Retreshment
= were served. II was one OF the iarges
u attended house parties held by the s.
/ rietv this winter.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
HINSDALE. N. H.
FREIGHT TRAIN RESTORED.
Local from Vernon to Keene Again
Running-Increased Business.

daily from South Vernon to Keene and
return and which was discontinued
several weeks ago in face of the fact
that II was Il paving train, was put
back on its former run Monday and
the merchants and other business men
are again enjoying prompt and eff
ficient service.
The through Springfield train had
been doing the loal train : work in
addition to its own and the result was
very irregular running time, with the
train usually hours late.
Increasing business now compels 2
change back TO the old schedule as the
one train found ii absolutely impos-
sihle 70 handle the amount Of freight
now being shipped.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

turned to her home in Sherbrooke,
T.. Q.
The Hinsdale Players under the di-
rectiOn of z. II. Mann are rehearsing
for the Irish Drama, Erin Gobau2n
which they viii present in the town
hall Tuesday evening, March, II. The
entertainment viii be followed ~ a
dance with music ~ Lyman ) orehes-
tra-
Miss Cora p. Dexter went to the Me-
mortal hospital last Saturday where
Drs. Aldrich of Brattleboro and Brown
OF this town rebroke the finger which
she fractured in coasting accident
about four weeks ago and which had
failed to respond to treatment. 1t was
also found necessary to scrape the
bone.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
Death of Former Prominent Citizen

Herbert II. Hopkins. at one time u
prominent citizen of Hinsdale, died
Feb. p in Rockford, Ill. He was a
brother of the late Charles B. Hop
kins, for many years manager of the
Brghtwood paper mill. Mr.. Hopkins
was very successful in business in Hi
nois. where he was the owner Of sys-
ten OF creameries, With establishments
in several towns all under one man
agement. His younger brother, George
who was bookkeeper in the Vermont
National bank in Brattleboro, went K
Illinois nearly 20 years ago to become
associated with Henry in the manage
ment of his extensive business.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

F. W. Jeffords has bought train
ed pointer.
Albert Champagne spent Sunday at
his home in ClaremOnt
Miss Irene Hartwcll of Brattleboro is
u guest Of Mrs. G. 4. Weed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Conway of
Greenfield, Mass, spent Sunday in
town.
Walter Smith of Brookline. Mass. j.
spending few days here with his
brother, n G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Towushend an,
child of Saugus, Mass, are VISITING
Mrs. Townshend' S parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Phillip Beane
Miss Ethel Foote, who had been car
ing for Mrs. j. y. Mccormick, has re
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

Russell Alarich of Springfield, VI,
was IN town on business Saturday.
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls
spent sunday with her mother, Mrs
ELLA Mason
", NJ. Sparks had charge Of the Will
liam II. knowlton funeral, held early
saturday morning mt his late home in
Newfane.
The body of Mr.. Putnum was
brought here from Williamsville. his
late residence, where the funeral ser
vice was held, Monday afternoon and
| placed in the receiving tomb to await
the coming Of spring, when il will be
| buried in lakewood cemetery.
| Bert Barry was unable to make his
| trip on the northern stage route to Sax
| tons River via Grafton Monday morn
| ing, owing to the water overlooking the
road on the Grafton hill. This road al
ways gives trouble whenever the deer
snow melts rapidly. 1t evidently is
| difficult place to drain the superfluou,
| water off, but it seems as though more
effort should be made to keep mai
| route open under all conditions
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
WHAT TOYS WE MAKE

Are of the substantial kind and they
may be purchased in Brattleboro at
several different places handling chill
dren's toys. Our big plant on Flat
street is turning out hundreds of them
daily and they are shipped TO ali parts
of the world but we always take care
of the home trade by having a good
stock in the hands of local dealers. =
S. A. Smith Manufacturing Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

British imports from the United
States during the three quarters end
ed Sept. 80 aggregated S456,50o, 900, or
S35 100000 greater than in the similar
period in 1912, and $57, 100000 greater
than in the 1911 period.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
MARRIAGES,

In Westminster, Feb %, by Rev.
George f. Chaplin of Saxtons River, AL
fred r. Leach of Saxtons River and
Miss Molly celia Leach of Westmore
land. \. IL.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
DEATHS.

In Grove tHalifax), Feb q, Horace
r. Worden; 43.
In Grove (Halifax), Feb. %, James
f. Legate, 80.
In Boston, March >, William P
Parle, 81, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. E
Parle of Putney.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

iot on High Lawn road.
one case Of chickenpoX was reported
THIS morning to Health Officer DR.. Hen
~ Tucker.
l.enten dcvotions viii be held Friday
evenings at 30 in st. Michael : |
Roman Catholic church.
After the regular meeting of the
Modern Woodmen this evening dane
ing will be enjoyed from 8 to l2l
O'Clock.
class No. 10 of the Baptist Bible
school. Mrs. Gale teacher, will meet
with Mrs Van Doom, 100 High street,
lomorpow afternoon.
4 meeting Of the mission study class
~ So Michael Episcopal church will
~ held at 20 this evening at the home
III AIRS. j. t. Martin
Pocahontas council d. Of r., will
have silver social Thursday evening,
March II, AT : o'clock in Red Men 5
hall The public invited.
The Ladies Enterprise society win
meet with Mrs. William 4. Mellen on
E-tcv street tomorrow afternoon. Sup
per viii be served ut o'clock.
4 collection will he taken at both
MASSES sunday in St Michael s Roman
itlubllt fHtlIth TOT the lH'lldH anu
Negro missions and for the propagation
"a tho faith.
Arthur l.. Trip has sold one Of his
b.idug lots on High Lawn road 10
john Il. Ryder. Mr.. Trip has bought
tie Whittemore property and viii
move the house.
The lecture by William j. Burns. the
world famous detective. will be given
Il. 1 = 4 -
March 10 as announced in The Re
former yesterday.
William O. Dresser *. Millers
Fails man who died Saturday. was 4
brother Of Mrs Mary Shepardson Of
Bruttlrboro. lie served three years in
The 10Th Massachusetts regiment. Fu-
neral services We're held this afternoon.
meeting of the Masonic bowling
league Viii he held this evening AT )
O'Clock In the banquet hall. Tomor-
tew evening at 80 Il match Will be
played between team G and team +.
\ match between team + and team u
VIII be played at 80 Friday evening
An order issued from the Office of
Aiiutant General Lee :. TiiIotson says:
''Captuin Waiter O. Cooley. having
been duly elected to be major list In
fautry. and hi. election having been
approved. j. hereby temporarily com
mi-~ioned accordingly With rank from
thc tate Of his election.
Members Of Mr.. Wales ( privat,
dancing class and a number OF thcil
friends had an enjoyable gathering il
tile armorv last evening. Music wa
furnished bl an orchestra Of FIVE piece
and refreshments were served. VT wa
decided to hold two Informal snhscrip
ZION Jonees March ~ and Anril %
~, v-.;.,. ,t......;,,, o,;,.;,,,
-, -;
,a.t
SviI. %. - I.,.,1aI'.,r'' 80,
l.,.t.} >,,,';..t, a.; i,.it,.
,,,l f, ,o.t l.,rn,t. fnr ynr,,,cr
go So, Nn,i,.
~ 1hr L"st issue oil me N"FMl'
h'N'fsltl record 7 a" "r'ouht % i
,Nt't l"lH'nGh' III 'h' UNIV 'i>'E p'S'
= ..trn ,pry clever rcaaiuos bv O
TEo,nuson which were received vii
.,rou+ enthusiasm kv the Iarue aud
,rr, Mr.. Thompson j. q SON of NJ
ANA Mrs +. Thomson of Rrattl
boro
t..,,l. ,tr. an ,,,,..o,. -, >,
u,iI.raaI. G.i,o+ p,,r,nL nor,.or,t;o.
III ,ty,,. - ~ MI. !. .tar,l.,v /
4,.. L;.l, I'm, III tbo 80.
..,,,o, IT,. .,,.;n,r;n., .ro,,pl i
Ij[.u.t, Grao,,. fo,,n,I MI Viii. .\tanori
;t.I 49, 100 NM Lal hnan -,
IL; III. 80. ~. i,,i,,ra,l !,
XXI, ,,o ,ni..ht 10 sntY.tir,, froa, !
.t i;,;
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Feb. IS, son, Henry
Diedrich. to Howard S. and Meta
(Stoltel Wellman.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

Mr.. Shipman Immediately made the
announcement of his withdrawal from
the contest and said that he favored
the reelection Of Mr.. Stafford. Bal
loting a second time for selectman was
at once started
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
Contest for Commissioner.

Mr.. Richmond then placed in nom
ination Henry {. Squires, saying that
Mr.. Squires stood for election on his
past record.
Road Commissioner Henry X. Brown.
who declined to enter the field again,
placed in nomination the name of War
rem l.. Walker 1t was seconded by r.
c. Crosby. The name of Samuel 6
Brown, who previously. declared his
candidacy for the position, was not
presented although there were Brown
ballots in the hail
Balloting began Immediately fol
road commissioner and continued to .
o clock by agreement.
First Ballot for Selectman.
The result of the first ballot for Sc
lectman was announced at about 2.1j
| immediately after the boxes for roa,
| commissioner had been turned. Tn
standing of the vote was as follows:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03
Additional Listers Elected.

Then the question of whether there
should he three or five listers was
taken up aud was decided by acclama
ton in favor Of the larger number.
W. q. Horton presented the name OF
Fred A. Betterley and he was promptly
elected. The name Of Russell II.
Briggs was presented ana Charles II,
Crosby presented that Of H. X. Law
renee. Both names were seconded, but
to avoid "A ballot Mr. Crosby with
drew the name of Mr.. Lawrence and
on voice vote Mr.. Briggs was de
| clared elected
! Solon A. Richmond moved that but
| one road commissioner lac elected an,
| on voice vote in which there wer,
considerable number of nays, - tn,
chairs declared that the "aycs Ia,
/ won.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-03

saying that he always had been taught
10 stick by the bridge that carried him
safely over. He said Mr. Stafford was
honest and capable Hugh Dunklee
placed Henry +. Shipman in nomina
tion and W. l.. Walker nominated w.
+. Stellman of West Brattleboro 1t
being necessary 10 ballot, r. j.. f.
Stove moved that the ballot box he
kept open until all III the hall who
wished to vote had done 50, and il was
80 ordered. although some wished the
box kept open until / or , clock.
Soon after the voting for selectman
began the chairman announced that un-
less there was objection the other bus
mess in the warrant would be suspend
ed until clock. but one lone voter
objected At this point Attorney a.
+. Carpenter moved that all other bus
iness be suspended until | o clock. and
the motion was carried with rush
The printed ballots for MIR. Stell-
man were late in appearing, which
handicapped him somewhat, hut sew
eral voters wrote his name on the bac K
of some Of the other ballots. Tie bal
| lot box was turned n lis clock and
| he tOunt WAS begun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

uieiy alone Chance. ine master OF us
eil delights iu sifin1c freaks Sow I'D
tbs moment. when ho f,lt hatred ir his
heart Tor hts partner when he knew
that hc had come m his anal duest
".th weak.nc to Oodllc along Nils
tress Chance mii ucr auick aueer 90
nim aud whispered -Mcrot"
iio heard hni Hcht whisper and
dropped his gaze % ihe ground 4 ma.
mcni iaicc be was mrousiy h1mmer
ing 90 The oulcoamug 81 nook iblf
Threw Us sharp shadow down the hrl
WNkenon turned Nuselshly Boz DIS
sleep
% wonder where the Oh imam ls." he
muifeicd Oh himself "Iios always
pruw.lng round n nlehis."
what was that hgHro ainblnr arouad
the hmnl Something n ms partners
attitude as hc stopped directly Ia toe
full sheen o. the moonlight nude hlm
PAUSE
Hes got someihug." hc thought
why does hr not omc down 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

hut one movable ertsSls Of fAsn'sare-
= ehest ~ storage workmanship Hsd
rsicien, % aAvn laras Ga:ieo stop
~ ascf and rr'lr'i AZ me va n came
eg~n b aR taneb. aud he $40 then q
straesc eonslnmstsSlon 81 articles Au
ldol lay shtff. snAbimate. hus .npos
tant tle picked u ". ara - ne ihd 70
one ~ lts coeAl eycs Tell Ou..
10 him Il vas . sinister omen. and
~ esarN tor lnomcnt. elntching Al
MS c,vast rhen he sAsc way 10 the
hys,cfa ~ thr hnnic6 and tho haun,ta.
= icu't know whose gssa yon ara
DC mnsicet. "bos 10 ron must have Il
tAkc ~ And tnta the oren socket
~ lbrust tho pafcg that hcld the -
csst ot his saino.
TAat slccr which u Ike shot IN ths
hcatt nvegiook t,aiina pefo.e the Sania
clara was wqil ~ sea, We was awae
enri tran Il by the sound u sa altcs
cation
"Nne've eos % pat hack 10 port.
sai sol.c ia A. ueiy sonc
1bcrc Was laslla,lc ~ shns~. aud
then lhr ,lset hrneelh him tn,rs slnw
~ rhr che-, elsd down THO ds,k 70.
uAnl .i,Hrr Esllin hscksd the chest
sr,rsrf !, scross ,ao sln aud inen
leoked nack o. see az cn0ymoas wan
" Naier rhis weN csnu,p'ed faded
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

"Nou ars under arrests
- Nk awaF va ihr Huc dlmly ~
\ dessert nraiirg man was scek
's=- Wg ihe amr lsht Thomas
~ Gallon had realised thar he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

campg think Iu SEQ" So he wrap.
ped himself n Dr. blanket AGAIN. uut
bis ewes were op Sad turned 800 bis
partner
A few moments later Gallon came ~
camp heavy footed us h half asleep.
dropped his hammer and Kicked ihe
Ore 10 a blaze
IN bad proper partner there
would lie coffee FOR me- De said in 81
tone load enough Do reach The sieeper
whats The matter ODD pair asked
WIkcrs0n. apparently druwsy.
"Oh. nothing. said Gallon. II Just
thought sou miehl have iefi some COZ
Zee"
"Did not find anything, ald sou part
ucry asked Wilgcrson.
-Nopey nothing doing G9ess lhose
indians dld nct give ne the rsht
hnncb"
Wilferson turned over as n once
more going 10 sleep, but bis eyes we're
Omen. aud Ne saw Gallon marking
aovn sone notes on o piece OF paper
cpd vou say the Indians dd not
eve g0a 'he right hrnchf" Wilkerson
ASKED suddenly How often have !
~, 10 ten 900 we're partners ! be-
N,se Il you got . strike you wouldn't
teli me. Are we PARTNERS ~ noif
eyes. we're parirers al right !
haven't found anythins."
what was thar stun you bad 10
ragr handg asked wiikerson drow'
sav ~You're always bringing IN
N, az art and looking lt ofef bnt ]
notice 500 Kind Of keep thar on an
your hand
Wukfrson once ea0sc yielded % ais
rhvsicsl desire for sleep. bot was
swakcued By The barking % coyoit
IN the hliL lie suddenly raised bin
or ana set out 4 curse against the DC
.,ssrar 81 his sleep Then BE- swiftly
n.a,lred thst Gallon was si'i awaAs'
s,tt,pr 81 the fresidr. Wtiilns VIII
he same stub pcnciL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

sclf Gallon has cot the hrsf q,
NE tlc found that place ana made
TIE plan and foo.cd me" We paln
fully nfict his clluchcl hands TOWARD
aeaven and carsed svbcmcnts uril
hts curses faded into q pcsfSet aeus.un
% mad dreams Far away on iAc hi,i
TIE gotoses hsFksf ,ntmaiir.
NJ inners sieaiihiy axe mnn an
s,ssrsi uAt WITH one ac>ifc. ne sting
slcl d1Nu the hul and on ap,n tac
mesa. Nci tAcgv was ssNl ln h.s ewes
s.i tie innum,rahic stars. alld ~ cnuld
nnt fx M dlreciiau iu bis mlaa for
10 bis acceniuatcd slsht they aa ae
arArcd brilliant snd pctular Thos be
lot host
At Times. IA mamsnis Nhcf the dcad
~ thirst Nhigt pantcd his tbrut IA.
lCwed bin io dllaA hr sao ths one
slmmerlas Hsht which magttd me
placc ut,rt be serw Gollou had -oue
Aitles anl hours tccamo Co., bln a.
nothing set 0hsNy fhrouEh BIS sharp
cNcl senses BE- smeiied water. and a.
Toe sun Was rssiue o,rt SAN iac'ntn
mountains be- Iell facc downward into
q stcHfn soue Instinct toil tlm that
'owus vcf, huili en hNis mar cen~e
Qucutly % hnd the town 90 thon'd 50
atstream So BIZ slrueeica stVmming
nc current drassms bis fect bis ten
hand clnchcd tnio ihs FOLDS 20 his
stiu o'rf ihc Nopnd d. BIS hcaH
Was Nhi smoHcrNG ihe Hame vAiot
Dog thc tulatss ~ ts yAssieal slvasih
aa3 been baifol "a b's partner
I'll sct hlm Hot" hc Waiicusi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

IN Ma away on ere aauc d'wly ~
K dessert arailwg man was scek
,7rS=z--t rg fhe amr llsht rhomas
UNE Ganon hai wa'lgcd that he
was murderer What vaud hameu
Co Ruth il ho nfls uautieiei of aNins
his n0itnygt rhN wigs roe Thought
whieh irstc hlm cn onuatd iuvari
500 Alte speek aesoss Jte mcsu Cao
less ~ ile ,nctus nf Geo urchush no
ro'uicly uummliui ~ tbc htir $500
hos made ~ uv tcars rhins be-
tramp.d stcadls onward. and ss be-
id so There Nas fouuWaicd 10 hts
mind % plan uot unls io .ase fho gold
for Dts daushtoG hut 90 sasg hei
father hopor
70 |s truc of Insists nn9 ideals that tle
further yan fuilnv tacm tha falnict
they grow anl % was with astunlsh
mout that 1Urmas NnilHH suddeni,
found himself in ihe street ~ Naac
VISTA
There is iot ot l'cui nnacutc Ia
the mrle sight off .usra doers Gallon
lookcl down the street aid every doof
was loscd eNcrpf one 50 upsptaIli1
One single sien showed ihal RW ana
onice aiuags ,irnm m'id ,helr sway
,i.,. ....,'., ','..,s..
y, S..,. ~ ,.,.., y, .,.,, t.',,,,
30, ,, an. ..r,
Ivy '''''' ~ .' ''' "
t' ''' '''''' '''
=" ,.,,.
'',''''"' co. ="
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

q clear arr0ss toe mesa. emblem % bic
thirst -ymhoi ~ his uDdyluK desire
Tor iho mameni he dlJ not knVw what
70 snsucr Then 81 recovered biiDseif
aud said qnietiy eas aoias to- Ne
paused mouicui sui looked straight
into the eyes 81 ibe man opposite ham
"A was going d safe aii bad
~ tbat1 all you hnd Mafsas ild not
get much. anf be l. considered . pref
~ smau frlor." aas the curt re-
s,nnse -IIsre c0inrs he shcflH F"
Oh ihe west i'.e.r ordinary sprecb IL
dceis. soi words Appeared other men
aDd then rhe bulky tgnfe q the sher
ia THIS map wasted 90 time 10 tre
lluloArles. 10, galskly sosred. ~whlcb
war
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-20

81
SCI lsff him prpatnltss What was the
maiietf Then hr saw huec cosumns
~ smoke pouflna oat fnum tnr arioi
rsri of the ahin a Was MOI the VI
osnrabie aud asvHginR sea hu, NV
iie Jaw tho nplfs So ptet tht side. ilt
nav two mcn struggling 10 Toe tops
SCI u WIS 4 dream itls consciousness
hcia bot two laeis enc iue ,ncst thai,
contained toe sceret 90 bla mine. she
olher thr ives Tint hsd iockod within
thst strange ana al.en dsfoslsoss shs
picture ~ iltie gln
fla hours lsirf hraYs sen drove .
piece of wfeckase 40 lnc crumbllne
lNach beneath yNn on the Oregon
shore ON 70 was min urlnc drcnrn
at almost unconscious. hpi bliil able
90 cAwl beyond thp reach % ihr Go
ecfinp huakcrs ciulfhinR a Key Ii
Was Thomas Gailoa
40 sat down nnd stared IN the huri
lhs shin hr hid lcft pimly 81 romem
hcfed thuse strange numbers thsi
marked ihp position of ihag vessel
Gaming 10 destruction FIR owl on he
horizon
lss. 81 west ai. "a ncrih
nnt how 90 remcinher ihomf How
70 keep this precious Information "a
hls hrad iiia cropping nnrcu found
the Key a moment intff no was
scratching Iho nu'ntsss o. W safi sur
fare
~fhle De said through ris tall
nnriird Iiis Nis tne master key" ne
starca Nu NJ the hiue shy 0u1 ibuB
howrd tis hrpd in utter mutness
~ NiAcfron D. alive be kuoUx
Eery dsY h tie ssnir when chn /
nni she secret ~ rrhu MRstcf Kel ="
Ihnmas Gallon then picked M nis
lcsfcT nip and duty looked oven 10
contents
Funny BE- shounhi 60 hlinsrif.
"ihut that fasinecf thit ! wrote 70
bmhe 8bsnl las hgt turned nrr ne
fumblfa ibr l,iier unfrnsinly. bot ihe
uamo caught his eYe-iohn porr
A. tina, scry iaDmcui me motor stage
chuagei slowly lnto eamp and a tan.
hpsylly boilf mau swung down iuig
fHr street. suif carc ie hand Tia laok
"a about hin with ifaNed eye lie
saw the opening ~ 4 mluc upon the
Iill--t5e tsesile crawling tosafd thv
dump. tiin punlp hopse-aii the para.
phefpaim II nn aeure mine. ont ns
Hiso perceived thas the stamp mil Was
silent
"l'u lft They've loEt The lotief' be
ihogshi 40 hsnseit ne turned 20 .
mtirf ahp ~as passlns and asked.
Where 10 ST.. Gailnnf
"ip Tiers IL iiiai bunsalow.~ was
ibr r,lly
John Dorr syalshiencd himself ~
cad wcni quietly % the activity entli
BE- aialiy afslYed before . igplcgl Gait
faf.ia 5aese 40 bis Efeat sstanish.
meni slender. falf haired Tifl nons
ifonied him. Instead ~ tbs brnsgue.
rude miner be had been led 20 ca.
psct be- would meet on bis arrival AZ
'.'rbc Master Key"
I'm John Doff." be said awkwnrdl1s
u came to see ST.. uallon am the
new mining engineer"
Ruth locked ~ bin critically He
sas nothing liss fbe men abe ws>
used 10, Ills clothes were good. ~
fairly bresthed aoap and uatef. and
his very apparent strength giowed be-
,eafh clear. smooth skin snd we'll
pfoporfioned limbs Then she met his
cycs Ia frank admiration.
'.f'li cal fnthef.- she said. but she
sui beslfafed. That senslr pause
b.oushi The blood 70 Jphn Dofrs face
ne realsed that 'bis was n.ofoerf
o. w0nld Arrays fencmbef.
.ro ur co~TfNt,rp.,