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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
ALASKA NOTES

most of his toes at Dawson this spring. Davis froZe his feet near Eagle during the latter part of the winter. Friends doetored him as best they could, but the treatment was intellectual and he was taken to Dawson, where the amputation was found necessary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
(Frsm Our Exchangss.)

Alex Lewis young man who was in- 1ured by striking his head on the bottom of the swimming tank in the Arctic Brotherhood hall Juneau, died on the steamer Alaska while on the way to his home in Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Isaac Smith of Cordova, for one brown bear skln. MT. Smith says the bear was with a shot gun and the bear surprised him. He let fly with both barrels of bird shot and was surprised to see bruin tumble over dead. lie had struck 1t in the eye.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Secretary Haizinger, of Tolovana. re ports the finding on NO. below Gold stream, in the Promised Land country, of well preserved mastodon tusk. The discovery of the tusk was made at Il depth of eo feet and proves to tic miners conclusively that they are at work in an any time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

The Juneau land office recently re- ceived word that a patent had been granted to John D. Johnson for a home stead claim near Seward of 320 acres. This is a record for quick work in Alaska as the application was made August 1915. and the patent was issued April 2, 1916.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

KIsci advices from Matanuska are ths. about 660 people have arrived there and hay. formed camp which is just hk. enc of the gold camps of the good old days in the territory in every respect No government officer has been there yet, but one is now on the way there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

The Booth Fisheries Company plant at Sitka has about 5000 barrels or frozen herring, wnIch will be used for bait on the company's halibut boats and sold to local fishermen. The fish sell for 5 per barrel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

groceries are selling at Nome as cheaply as aN Ketchikan notwithstanding the fact that Nome has had no freight com mmication with the outside world since last October.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Sam Magds and wife reached Cordova recently after an overland trip with dogs from the lnnoko country. They started with 2i dogs and reached Chtina wit six. While between Fairbanks and Chit ina Mrs. Magids was robbed of a poke containing a diamond ring and some mug gets valued at $l 900.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Charles .se.tler, an old time resident of Fairbanks, dropped dead in the street at Los A,,;,.ies recc ,1ly A sum of money and letter of credit was found on his person and he is believed to have owned considerable property. There is no one 70 claim t;le estate 90 far as known
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Diver C. F. Stagger has recovered the propeller wheel recently lost by the ferry boat Alma near the Pacific Coast Dock at Juneau and is now searching for two other wheels that have been lost in the bay
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
WE CAN DO TT.

For flrsg class work and prompt deliv- cry phone Main 15l and the People s Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Information received in Fairbanks from Deputy Marshal Powers at Eagle is to the effect that Scow Davis. widely known oldtimer, suffered the amputaton of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Do you road the DaIy Nugget and tep abreast of the ioinss of the out. side worId7 Subscribe now. $2.00 per
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
FOUND NEW WAY OF
 HANDLING HERRING

A report comes from Seattle that the cold storage plant at Sitka recently
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
pROPOSAL.S WANTED.

Proposals for purchase or rental of one or two boilers of not less than so horse power, Scotch marine boilers pre- ferred. Must be ill good order.
 E. GRIMM,
 City Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Chickens. 50c per pound eggs 75c per dozen. George Prosser, phone Black 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
Mnmianntilrr.N .NnnnrntInn.

lie 5nbrss Contention Der yill'
misnaiilcr 9lnociotlon lplroe III
Wc9cmport bon iiini5ig geleeaten IN
Der @allc ocs a@eoboop. SSnititits"
croiinct. IN scr 9lusiteaiInB IN Der
auniiqollcrr bcfinoct iid cine
5onnlting alter WliIn3en oes @rll.
g2aloo 0emcomcr BON Baltimore, DC.
zen ggcrt0 auf 100000 geihdBt
miro. grdiiocut S. .. @ran6erg
non Ci6toi6a 4isconint croifnetc
bio Gonocntion imo bielt &err
q. e. Guiiiclo bon Baltimore cine
Mcoc ibcr 0iorDlouos glnt6eil an Der
Dliin3cnpr6gung. Sn Der Somuls
luna III etu 3cbusGoIlar.@ @oIoitiid
ois BEN Sabre 1880. Die 9aomtcn
oes @crbanoeS iino S. g. @ronbere
ppn Csfoib, ssisc., Rrdiioent; y. ~.
Wlc2ahlon por sOloutreoI, 1. Ticc.
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tar. Die Gireftorcu iiio Suoion
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rift bon 9lohciier; $. y. 9lcpcoub
BON Detroit; Gorl @urbbod BON Sec,
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gaao Dir GRiin5ca glusiielhlng lit
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2l7 GitBaItimoFs.Sk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
Niir elm 6eimdctrSnf.

Dos bon @eo. @ilntber gcbrdlii'
Bier lit ooS bette. |iclc 8elrtbeilel
bon Bier erflGrcn ooB cs ir9cno er
mem erItfloiiigen ousl6noilhcn gic'
olcic6fonmt. @crnoe ons 0ing fll'
ocn Ganilicngcbroud. 6eines 9(rO'
ma, better @eibmod mo lebr ndDI'
fr0itie. Gireft BON Der 9roucrei ourq
Ole nelielten 9laihiuen obgefilllL
woourh ollsoncine 9Reinbcit ociideIl
miro. aieit 81. Ebone: g9olfe o.
(Suni1S,1Si@lo,Do (sIn6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
@ailcrrS rShrenbrmdl.

6ono geitern Gormittog Dor DER Op'
liAen Yumpltotion all Der SllOel'
lmo @olfeltraBc itott.-GoS Tal'
ier iprans 8u elmer S06c BON az
SUB. - 8floiterItciuc in Die SuH
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gen IL llbr cine Der Soipt Naller'
leitlnesro6ren Dor ser oltllGe"
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pei6cnoeu @oiiermoiicn murOen olV
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pelde bis 5u 20 Yiun0 piegen m''
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iprona OnS @oIier elmer 9lieien'6op
tuine gleiHeuo, bis 5ll elmer 9oQSS
bon 40 Sub. Gie &o6re lit 40 3ou
i'm TurcbmeIier lmo lit Oic Solptllr.
fcrlinesro6re fir oeu 0torooitcn wy
es gclong, oos @oiier ob5ultellel'
6ntten iid 100000 @oGonen in Olp
StrnBc ergoiien, iInO ole ongren5e"
Oen Seller ii6crihpemmt IS plIO
onOeuommcn ooB lid Elm Ncrbanr
iiiid Inn Die @erbinOungscnoen Oe'
9fobre geloIt bate ooer ibpod 9v
porOeu it, tpoourd Der 9rid per-
Oorgcrlifen iuuroc. 9lns uncrfldrlF
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b1bne in Ger Yumpltation nidt "
9eluegung eeiest weroen, uno rnllB'
ten glrbeiier nod Ocnl Niontc6ello yv
icrbOir un0 anocrcn Yunftcn I"
9iorooit Baltimore geionot iueroe"'
nm Die Soupt5uflubro6rc ab5ultellcl';
g9d6rcno oieicr 3eit crgoB iidj Dle'
S9oiicr, oos, ipcnn Die 9l6ipcrr6dDuV
in Der Station oroniugsgenldB fllllP
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slnpobucr Oes norOoitliben StoOr
t6eiles erbnlten 0os gBoiier aus ellle'
Reicroerobre, Delde a6cr 6cocniepO
fleiner lit imo nidt iopiel 8aIicr lls'
fert.
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lInterhnLtnnns.g .g0rnlnrilrr.

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,,8pros" Ibe 0nocteaa glan"
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lina. ben I 2, ne Eaniline, ben 30 September.
.Tnmfupcrcln Wiuiaicit" Uonao. ben
70 eepicnpcr grobea 4einclcieit M a6b.
IuQ3 pd1c"
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piuui0a Ocn 25. September. qrobcs Ncineies
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2iivher 0rllriiuu mao Dorf ia.
,ep5lnllhtdlc Heoertaicl" Gunnlaa, ben
/ Cliober 4seinleieicii i'm @crcinslofnle. Ar.
2O2O. frc0crids9lucnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25

~@ oltfc Qiitritt gtr. t15,
Sail erobcs 6oinilienieit bceebt
am 4. Gftober Scr o@aoltfe. Diitrift
gh.1t5 Oes 0eutihcn llnteritiibuugs
@imoes" in @cnfert'S Eorf. Dic
@}itgIicocr 1o6en nit ocn Gnwen ocs
%ereius Gorbereitingen fir oieIes
Set getroiicn poourd oller 3pcifcl
eenonnlen it, ooB oeie @eronitol.
tune ilidt 5il eiuar Der bclten oeS
@ereins oeboreu miro. Dos @crgnil.
guugs. Gonlite bat leit GINGER 3eil
roitlos al oen @orbereitungen gear
bcitct uno merOcn ole gereiusmit.
oticoer iomie oic 8o6lrcidlcn @dItc,
oic an Dem Set i6eilncbmen merocL
oac alf ibrc 9teduung tommcn lmo
pergnilste Stunoeu I'M areiie Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
geIenrapdiIdcr Bettcrberidlt.

Nus Den iibrigen @lnoes. @etter.
neutrality-suspicious. puroen Die
ioIgen0en boditcn Eenperotlren
Die mn 8 llbr aeltern 9tbenO berrid.
ten. berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
Ger NcItfrics 6entc DOr ciucm
Sabr.
%. September 1915.
(glad Dem 9crid6t oes GcutIAcn
Wenerolitabs.

Iie 6nsldnoer uno 6ran5oicn
itiirmen in Den 9Ibi1nitten BON
2)pcrny bon glrInentieres bis glr-
rnS iln0 in Der Champagne nob
iieb3i9itiinoigem Grommelieler
Bel 9pern bridt Der SSuianierie.
glnariii Der Gnaldnoer ioiort 5n-
ianimen imO inn glrnentiorcs
9lrras sIbidnitt Oriideu iie oie
ociitide 2irie ollf ciner fur3eu
Strede chpa 4 ailoneter Gin; sic
lSran5oien tonmen in Der G6am-
pagne aui elmer 9reite BON %
ailometer , bis A ailometer Dor.
tpdrts. Ter @erluit Der @nal1u-
Der imO 5ran5oien mar eiu ie6r
GROCER
IN 9iuBlano oringen Die Eeut-
ihcn immcr nod lanaianl Dor.
Icutihe lInterieebooie crihei.
uen iin Sdmar5eu @leer nno BE-.
biuoern 0cn ShiiiSperfebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25

ylntB,
gpetteranefdlten.

Sir WlnrDIono uno Den Diitrift
Columbia bcute flnr uno noroweit-
lidc 28inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25

ElClNJllt lDlAp ClibQlANAf bAD uuN WV
ncr oes @eieBes e6enians rii6rig IN
oieier ie6r luidjtigen gIngelegcn6eit
iino, unO nid)t mr. orrd HcOerciclt
cincn Sieg eriedtcn molen
I'M 2oOcn mo fam BON ser StroBc
aus Onrd) ons Shouicniter geieben
wcroeu. Ger sroBere Gbeil ocs
5Gronfes ober beiiuOet iic6 i'm Dit
teljimmer, in Oos iid Die Giebe 5cr-
nblicBen.
Sic @auner muBten cine groBe gIn'
5nbl 9recbeiien, SGgen, Meilel uno
ouocrcS @erf5eug Bel lid eebabt bo-
ben. Cos Grbtedcn Der 9fiidpano
oes @eloidronfes mar feine leidte
glrbeit. OloHoem Die Iicbe anlhei-
neno nit cinem Nleiiel cine fleine
Defining in Die Sto6lpono gemei-
ieIt battcr, iebten iie ein ihperes
Yredciien an iinO clltferntcn Die
Jiildman0 itildmeile
Gie @ebeinpoli5iiten lino oaoon
iiber5eugt, Dab gum 0licoerreiBen Der
onoert6olb 3oll oidcn Sto6lpIotte
minoeitens bier ltorfe Nldnner no.
tbig moren &inter Der Sta6lwano
befono lid cine Gemcntidiht Die
ben Ginbredern notiirIid feine
Sftpierigfeiten mo6te. Gbe iie je0oH
ben Smuelen i'm S1ronf beifommen
fonnteit muBten iie nod cine Stabl.
pono 5erltoren. 8erihieoene 2oher
milroen in Die @ono gemeilelt mo
oonn nit elmer Sage Elm Stiid
Stobl berousgei1gt. Gurd Die ent.
itonoene Geffnuu9 fonnten Damn Die
Giebe Die Suiuelen aus Dem S1ronfe
3ieben
Ger 2oocn muroe am Snmltag
gl6enO 10 llbr geiblofen Gie Yoli3ci
ninmt an Dob oie @eloidronf.
fnader gegen Dlittcrnoht in oas
@eb1itoe cinorongcn nnO iofort an
bic gfrbcit einecn. Dlerfiuiiroigcr.
wciie fonnteu bis iebt fciuc Singer
a6oriide cntoedt iperoen, ino Die an
Der 9luffl1rung oes 8olles arbeiten-
oen @ebeimpoli5iiten Fobler nno
Satirf bnbcn sur Grlnngling elmer
Spur bis ieBt nihts peiter geilIil-
ocn ols Die Stridleiter iino eineit
9beil oeS &onopers5cugeS.
Serr 9loriuie iibereob geitcrn Der
Noli5ei cine Eabellc, ans Der 6u err
ieben it, ooB lid unter oen ipertb-
pollen SdmudgegcnItGnoen cine
Goritednaocl nit 80 Iiomanten i'm
g9ertbe bon $275 beiono, 5lpei an
Oere Yoritednooeln nit je 10 Gins
monien inn @ertbe BON 1925 reip
$3.50, iolpie eine giaOel nit 8 Tin-
manten I'M @ert6e bon $3.50; ierner
bier Gianantringe i'm @ertbe bon
5piiden $2i5 itno 1915, ais aud al.
ocrc goloene Ninge I'M @ert6c bon
$2530. Infer Sin5urebnmg oeS
@ert6es ser geitoblenen llbren bon
Oeneu ln0eia6r 75 Derihieoener Slrt
ueriHpunoeu iino, beldiift lid Der
@eiamnItoerluit olif $4,000. Serr
9lormig iiigte icinen 9lngoben bin5li,
OaB iid Die elite Der geItoblenen Sc
eenitdnoe ieoenialls uergroBern
meroe, nnO 0oB iib Ser @eiammtper.
luit eOentliell Inn me6rere taiIieuO
GollarS erbo6en miro, falls oie belItc
itattiinoenoe Observation-Disclosures ei'
uen sroBeren Gerlllit bcItdiigen
iollte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
galtpr eteraer,s sanbilanm.

ellllBlellS Nllulc. Slelc UlllH
menipenocn imo Dem Su6ilor 5n-
eeitelt porOcn. Satte nur 5uei
9orsdnocr, oie l0noere Sabre Der
@cmeinOc porItonoen. ~ Shoue
6eicr.
@ic eS nidjt onoers 5u eriporten
luor, geltultetc iA Der Gormittoes-
@otteSoienlt in Der olten Crcieinig.
feits Stride 81 elmer wiir0igen Sci
er, OF Iidb auf Der Su6iInr oae 81
rungen lmo glimenipenoeu gan5
energiih perbot, 10 bat man oenuoh
oen @efiibIen ireien 9olif eeloiien
lmO eei5te in feiner Meiie, Dem lang.
i66rigen Yoltor Oic 2iebc entgegen-
5u6rinecn Die Oeriel6e reidlidb Der.
oiente. 6ot ood feincr ieiner gor-
gdngcr 10 lnnge inter 0en idbiuic-
rieIten @crbGltniiien, ausgebolten.
Olur 5lpei ieiner TorgGnger 6ielten
lunge aus: @oltor s. @eDl, If SAB.
re, unO 3nltor Ni. arott. 12 Sabre.
Gle Hreoiet mar Elm 0Riid6lid olli
Die Oereongcuen Sobrc 9Ils Cert
wGblte Yoitor Stcrgcr 0os @leihniB
bonn llnfrout inn 9lder, MottbduS IS,
24-30
9rofeiior 6ris anrolus batte lei
men Gbor nusge5eihnet bor6ereitet, 10
OaB 0ie beioen lulnoeriHonen G6ore
ibren Ginornd niht oerfebItens
Gum Sdliilie ser 9lnOoht oerlas
Der SSu6ilor bic folgcnoen @eric, itn-
ter Dem Eitel: IeS 4iIeers 9l6euo-
lieo:
0eS @ilgcrs 9(benOlic0.
gtiht lon9c pG6rt's, Damn Iteb' i'd
an Der Yforte,
$50 man oem irO'idcn OiidtcrihlGi
entriidt;
0o 6elfen feline gleiBneriiben Mortc.
g9enn mid oes Meltenmcilters glug'
Ourh6lidt.
Gin icOcr Gag lit in iein Bud &C.
idrie6cn
Sor6ei lit Oann Oas 2iHt- uno Sdat-
tenipiel;
Die @irflidfeit, Die 5eelc, it seblie.
ben,
ga rent mid bell
g9ie fonut ids Dir, slatuiiicnocr,
berldmeigen,
Ger Gu Oes Ser5ens 1iefc ldngit
Olrd)ihout2
Oft woIlte iib mcin @ottbertroueu
neigen
@cnn Mrs Dor Deinen GinOern bat
gegrnut.
SD 5ipeiiclte oil Ieilien Wunoerlue-
gen
llno iudte Oft oes Groenlebens 3iet;
Olun fenn' id Gid, audi inter ihrue.
rem 5blagen,
"a rent mid bell
Hidt mid nidlt itrenge, ipeiI i'd Gid
geinie0en
Cie iroihe @eis6eit tried mid bon
Cir tort;
Sn Teiner 9io6e MIR ianb ib Den
8rieocn,
@eritob mid uidt bon Geincr @nu,
oenpiorfl
Sir Geinc @brc bab' idJ onun ecitrit.
ten
Scitoem i'd fanO Oes Sebens bellies
2idt;
Grot mid oos Sdidiol oldJ, nui al.
len Sdritten
IS rcut mid nidtl
Mid rcut fein Nort, oos lie6eno idl
geiprohen,
40 man bic 8ebler ano'rer 2eutc
lDog,
Nenn lnbarnl6er5ig man ben Stq5
gcbroben
/ llno Qbrdnen aus oeu Wlenidenbcr-
sen iog.
Sab' id] i'm 3orne oft bic 9riit &C..
troifen
llno 6ub' oen ScudIcrn ciueS ous9c-
iulldt
Oein Goter6er5 itebt oorob mir bod
offen
Us rcut mid nidtl
9lih reut fcin @cg, 100 lid mcin
@eiit pertieite,
Sd iubte Did, mo bob' mid min
geid)aiit;
90 oud ole 11rdnc aus pen SIugcn
trieftc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25

sUfltglleoer oes sV{oltfe'GItrItts per-
lebcn
gtodnitiags @ei9ditlidc Sc.
ocu Der SS. Bert ". 9ouO, Snoiana.
polis, Snoy Wiatt6eu 8, 9en5oquiu
9olioL Moii.
Sir morgcn bot Oas 9rogromm
cihc Brioot YoriteQmg IN Ser Wiu-
iif.2lfaoenIie oorgcie6eu bel lpelder
eincs Der bciten Siitipiele sur glui.
fiihruno gclongt. si eiuem oorii6er.
gc6eno onaeleeten Fulmcngorten in
&intergrlnoe ocs I6eaterS iinoet Dor
mo naA Der Goritcllltno Elm Gon5ert
tott. 9lur Gelegoten mo oeren
6relmoe, ionic gclo0enc &erionen
bo6cn 81 oieier @oritel1tu0 3utritt.
glm 9lahnlittog ipcroen bic Gelego.
ten cine Eoipfcria6rt bis 9lnuapoliS
uniernc6mclb imo miro @oilperneur
Sarrington eincn iiiiorncllen On,
piong in oen SenotSidlcn ab6alten.
Iic lGcilne6mcr an Der 6o0rt lucr.
DEN iidl groBtcntbeilS per ga6i bon
gInnapolis 5liriid6cgebcn I'M reAt-
5eitig i'm Ebeotcr ieu 81 fonueu.
Tic 9eauitcliuabl iilloct in ser
@iittuoMS Sisuug ilott 6ei melAer
2lnipro6ca non Sciten Der Goniiic.
@oriibcr ge6olten rucr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-25
aampf aeaen 8rD6ibitiUn.

Ser oEeutidbe romiitb fotbolilde
8er6an0" nimmt Den aanpi &c.
gen @ro6i6ition oui. @loRen-
Gerlommhngen lperOen in ben
Soaen Ser airHen in ocn beridbie-
oenen StaOtt6eilen d6eeboltcn.
9PcOen in Geutid ino Gnelii1.
Ger oCeiItide ronliicb fotboliide
Ger6ono" BAT ben &i gegen Ero.
bibition ernitlib oufgcnommen luO
miro an ieoem Sonntog in ben Sd
len Der peri6ieOenen Girden Der
StnOt Moiicn GcriQnnlilngeu o6-
boltcn Inn oen Yro6i6itioniiten ST
5cieen, ooB nidt oac airden in i6re
SuBitopien trcter ionocrn cin irnoc.
iunoeS, pioeriinuiges lno Der &oI-
lerei 8ori6u6 leiiteuoes @eIeB, iuic
es bic ,8aiierlimpel" germ baben
moHten peroonmcn. Ter nGeltide
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teno MAIDEN, Dem @eiebc cine Otieoer-
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AM Nlontae, Den %. September,
in oGDriM0's Sale.
(5epi23 25)
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0lbonnenten, bic ben ,,pennden GorreipDn.
henien" nilhi pnnnlb ODef unrcnelnldNl0 er.
hnltclI, fuo 0cbetcil, orr Office DnpOn per xCles
p0oM pber iMriiiIm wllttbeilnna 6n lnaMeu.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
CHAPTER xI.
Fools Luck.

"HREE days they rested in the
wild seclusion Of the canyon.
The silence, the solemnity of
the place. fascinated Winthrop
The tiny stream. cold and clear: the
vegetation In n region otherwise bar
rem gray and burning: the arid Mojave
with it's blistering heat; the trees; the
painted rocks--ochre, copper, bronze,
red. gray and dim lilac in the dis
tances: the gracious shade, the little
burro, half ludicrous, half pathetic in
it's stOlid acceptance of circumstances
all had a charm for him that soothed
and satisfied his restlessnesS.
Meanwhile the indefatigable Over.
land spun yarn after yarn of the road
and range and rolled mnumerable Gig
arettes with one hand. much to Win
throp's amusement.
The third morning Winthrop had
awakened feeling so completely re
freshed that he begged Overland to
allow him to make an attempt to find
the hidden papers and the little bag OF
gold. Overland demurred at first fear
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
ing that the easterner would become
lost or stricken with the heat. Through.

ing that the easterner would become
lost or stricken with the heat. Through.
out the day Winthrop argued stubborn
ly that he ran no risk Of capture. while
Overland did. He asserted that he
could easily find the water hole. which
was no difficult task. and from there
he could go by compass straight out
to the tracks. Overland had told him
that somewhere near IL little culvert
beneath the track was the marked tie
indicating the hiding place of the dead
prospector's things. 1t would mean Il
journey of Il day and night. travel
ing pretty continuously.
Finally Overland agreed to Win
thrOp'S plan to make the attempt the
following day. After they separated
Overland found his slow way back
to the hidden canyon. He felt lit
tie lonely as he thought of Collie. He
gave the burro some scraps of camp
bread. knowing that the little animal
would not stray SO long as he was fed.
even Il little. each day.
1t was while he was securing the
fry pan that he noticed the black sand
| across the stream. Leisurely he rose
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silence. The flames threw strange
dancing shadows on the opposite cliff
Winthrop. ni..tdtul Of Overland'S al
vice. slipped Oh his coat as the nigh.
dcepencu. about your adopting Il
Disguise" he began. Il should think
YOU would look we'll enough clean
rough tweed You have fine shoulders
and
Hold ON. Billy, I'm II livin state"
/ know. But listen. ! got to 20 tie
limit to look the part You can, iroi.
the hoof marks out OF my mug in Il
hundred years. The old desert and