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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

: Moore, Der 6npoe iaact 0ptagelic
/ 6iemmet. 9ernene BAR i aloeren
. Mnane0er - II Aar.
Snteresien 6er6iemme Tor 5aaen
baooe ion iagt peret itor; 9iorag
%itromneoe inc ira ale 6gne ai9an.
Oct, ielp Sc iattigite og eoeite, ira
9ornboIm o. ira 6ureernc. @n Ell.
felt 5fole, SRI. Marje ID erfs /
5illerso, ni6oIot / octte 2iemeo en-
9a5ar o. inoicnote 0perifuOet,
2000 SIR, til nas6eubaon@. Salt
6opoe 8la0et pe0 Sltletio / 5ior
mootnget CO. 10000 ar. foruoen en-
Gel Batter 8ernetei, % Reoaftsr
W it5anfD mootog oa ogiaa nc.
get imiarenoe % taffeuOe 5fri0eI
ier ira oen berpGrenoe @cianot, M.
allart % ira 9elaien5 l~loenrigs.
miniiter.
Nen ben eneraiife 6ru abf6crg
6piIeoe life pan 2allr6rrrene. : 81.
%teraarct 1915 Ipffeoes oct 6enoe at
faa oprettet efl0nll ct oanif Stem
ior 6elaiife gern. 6cnne @nrlg /
@lnsgofp; Der trdaotc tmiofertil
ifotIf @o6gsrcn6co til 5iolp %
aonplettereOe oct iHofonmc 9elo6
/ 9onmarf.
9Iaoct, 6rl II. % oanife Sfole
bern bar @lnoe al Oeres arbeioe
% @aoer % De 6elaiife smaaitof
Ter life min0re.
Com man oil ie, bar Danmarf
life 6ol0t Tia tiGba0e meo Senipn
til Siplp oocr for oct ulpffelige
9elgiet.
e6maro Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
O%lcanOer, 6ulii., 2. 6c6r. 1916.

@amle Mrs. Nleper err Den rs.
Sanlar 0e0: hul bauOe opret ipa
ii0en / 6%itcraaret, % Oct bIeo 6ele
Jioen oaarliaere mleo 6en0e, inotil
Deoen TOM iom en- 0eirielie.
Olrs. M}eper Dar feot / Aibe Sen
rs. auquit 1888. Ter Dofieoe BIN
% o. bIeo aift men iI1tteoe #.
ocn meo fin D}alto til aeben6aon.
SenOe5 g}an6 0ar 0aifiniit. De
lcucoe immcn / 30 Tar % baoOc
8 9eru. 6 al oem leoer Der | Can.
set o. > / 1anmarf. Mrs. N}eDer
Tom Der til 2auoet Tor benoeo 20
Mar iioen iamnicn ueo lin Dngitc
Cater. Otter oenne5 @iitermnal
nleo z. ". l3ilegaaro lit buu tit
0iem hos Dem, % oerira 6~elraues
oes bum Na10ag @ftermiooag. 5
Siennlet lpite 8ditor Snnien ben
rs. Guoi0s Gal. oe bolot Bon.
Salmeii: Seq refer % oeo, buor
Reiien gaar ben. bleb iungen. 5
airfcn talte ban mira Es. %, 10.
Mrs. Meper5 Stier Der bnooe IT,
fe oGret iHune, iagoe ban, men De
hauoc leoet benoe opaO o. iremoo
iii ct 6eitemt Steo. @ol9at6a. %
Ser 6aoor bun iunOet Soile, ina
bun flntoe iiae / 5mObeo: g@llO
rr 900, o. allie bans stier ere 0ii.
ifun66e0. 5nn baDoe @uo ogiao
I'm Gnrlig6eO gipet 6enoe eiter
ocn trnple gtrbeiostio uranae title
og ire0eliae gar, o9 ben0es TO-
gang al 9ipet par 900. 9erren ole.
ne 9Grcn Tor aft. aoret lana. .
i'm 9io.@ Oh til SIltnina Iang b
5almen S07. @rapen par BET
orffet me0 leoeuoe 9louiter, e
Ifsnt 5ni. Saa cr Der pcl egent.
lg life mere at iiae, finn bette: !
oct Stem, 6por Ntrs. Meper | Iac
mango aar Dor bienme, oil Der III
bIipe Ell tom glaos, ct Sabn; in
gen gomrnel geoitemooer iii at pus
lie omfrine 90 birlpe til eIler blip'
biulpcn; Inlet penfigt Emil clIel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

i~nteresiant Samtale meo ganle
01rs. 0}eDer ior 6eiegeuoe. Nen
for benz ionl bleo tilbage / Silent
met. er apoen, Der orager opaO,
lagt ell lille Smule iaitere on
6icrtct. 0gion ior allie DC gamle
@enner, ION fenote benoe. San
til Sllltning finn ct 9ers al en- Al
6en0eS DnOlinasialmrr:
Ger, bpor ingen aoie oisner,
Ter, 5por epig 9Iomitring er,
Ter. 6oor in9en allloe i5ner,
Sngen Sfp ger merf iom Der, -
Wfe0 os ser. meo os ser,
s oct 2an0, boor Seins er.
Oct foloe 8eir, pi bar bait /
1Snrttar meo megen Rean, bar bG.
ret baarot for 0e plore iblnn0t os,
Wr. Sobn 5ntiot, en- al De pIoite
/ aolouicn Der, bar bpret meget
ina, men er mn @e0rina; Der er
oaiod megen 5orfslelic; men M
thinner Solen 9d9en lang, % De
fsrite anoppcr BIZ mart fomme
irenn, Tor M er set 6ornar Der
noe. @enliq 6iGIen. 9orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
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NirS. VI. 4. Billie, qncf, @is.,
%bicmfalOt.
fife -Niineeoro.

"a lea Den ferite Sonoaa / bette
9lar beiegte min fare 1mtte, ltrs.
~. 4. Billie, ior at bpoe 6elOe %
5cnoe5 fare i 9iemmet 6aroel ier
DOR 2fireiie Der til 9rpib, par oct
ureo oD6 @emoO. lea in1ot, at %.
ocn 6aooe lat lit 5tempel paa oct
eliteoe aniigt, ion iaa mango al
os li1e ira pore ierite 9arneaar al
ito ianot iao ifont % eIifeligt. Oct
lDite 10 alto al aerligbeo til os.
ST Darn, iom fom inoeu ior
gmte5 ger, gif nlorio ~tom6guoet
6ort. @nooa Den Oag iaa ie9 6enoe
oafIc ooer @nIoet Tor at finoe ct
Bar aaaer til ct Barn, iom bar /
5tuen hos os.
Bobt rert minoe0es jeg De utal-
lige 9eoiier paa 6enoes itore Ser
lia1co til Or imoa og lioeiaa til DC
iom bun alto meo @leoe =
trolia itsttet oeri al Mano % Dat.
ter bar paaget BIOS oeo Dag og
oeO 9tat / Oisie mango 9lor, Iou
fpnae arGfterne tilfo0 oct.
9tn er Dor fare 9elasrer life
mere bos os. Gen itore 9erneoen
bertc 6cnoes 9en % falote 6enoe
hiem TirsOaa N}orgen oeu s. Sch.
Meart IoGrt 6aUoe oct poret ior
ben0e at tGnfe paa at iflllle iorla.
DC fin gamle, t%roiaite Qiosleoia1er,
men Ga iaa oct bleo oronet citer
frlleS gnIfe, at oeres Uloite 9orne.
Barn bliDer 6oS hom I bans eaei
file Stem at pleie o. bp9ge ON
BAN. ian iol6eoe bun Sc trGtteSUn
Der ! inocrlia 9sn on mart al
mnatte fomnle bieni til I'm 5rellet
% til Sc fore, iom er 0oaet iorlO.
glifet o. of6oIot iom iaa oil ben.
oes Otinoe 6Iipc beDaret allies 6ier.
ter, ioa Ior9e ri Ieocr Der poc
Soro. Sof nor aft 0in arrlig6eo
gap.
@i cier bia 6oa aItio troos 0so %
@rap.
@eliignet pnre DIT Minoel
9ririb, Colo, 5ebrv 1916.
! @rs. Sens 3. 9eoere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
SDOige SOru.

Det cr nogle llotaIelier al en-
PrGit / Damiarf. ieg Der oil an.
iere. % iaa snifer ie8, at Seier.
ne oil %oueroeie oisie ~llOtnlelier %
o~ereiter gore iia en- Rening, ON
peDfommenOe grrit tager ieil !
bent.
Prpiten, lea heutpoer Ill, par
Oen iromme o. iigloen bsitbega.
peoe, fun0itobsrige Sans Gbriitian
Snnien, Der bar aopellon Dos pa.
flor Serenien / 5mioitrup Il peo
@eiIe / Danmarf. Spor oaelig emo
6enne Ufnno bar. inn par ban 10
Dog life nieilbar. 9erior bar oi
Ret iii at u~nOerisle Bans llOtalel.
fer. Iom iinoes / Ben meo Oubt fri.
iteliat Afpor o. tor 7mtigbeo
ifreone Roitille, Tom pi bar eiter
ban.
! Ell fort 9iosifilorina. iom i'm
oes ioran / Rnitor Saniens 30
title, fortplIes Der ielaeuoe ON
haH. On Iono Susfnoer a ban
/ 1T Stem. en- frrlia Eaoer Tor
fine 9ern. Get par life / oen bIeo.
natiac arrliahc0. men / aprliabe.
oens alDor, at Ban opOro1 Dent /,
han ba0eoe alt. bpaO ser beooer
5orfrlefic. o. berior bar ban bel.
Ter life bonae for nj reoie fine
9en ItrGnat. unar bnn Iaa, Of Sc
trnngte oertiI."
8isie Orb. Der er ifreoet efter at
ban nar $50. er nltiaa Orb at en-
amen grqit. Ru oil lea nniere
r~lofaIelier al Pnit. Sanicn ielu.
Scr feIaenop: On 9iifop ifal
habc ln0iae Born, % oet ifaI en-
Frrit olIaa haze. @or6erre ior
lnnaer life a. rs at N ifnl baoe
troen6e 9ern: tbi 5roen fan intet
Wenncife give ct onoet. ben fan
I'm Serrrn Iefo ifqnfe; men looile
9sru ffaI pi babe
gcrfom ncapn tgnfer. at Set nm
rr eiifopprr % 9rriier Der ifal
babc lDSiae 9srn iaa tror ie5, or
tn0ar ieiG
: en- 9rGoifeu paa isritc 5en.
oaa eiter Senig.tresstonaer ii8er
Raitor Sanien ON Sem ariiii On.
Sigbeo moo fine 8oralore. Of ben.
ne bar Ben ore0e Grnao~ / bans
9arnoomglip. 5na ii9er Dan oi0e
re: .oB0igbe0rn or '9eruenes
@rlmo0Do': oct err ira 9~oSigAeoen,
at alt aoot ifnl bofie ircm Dos pore
Bern, o. bele Op0ragelIens ainit
beftaar egentlig | at gere bore gsrn
ln6i1e u6cn at gere Sem til Trrlle.
Oct Barn, Iom life bar lrrt at ~
Be, fan 5orpIOrene life nteO aoot
Soob IenOe no | 8erSen, iel0 ON
Be bar lprt Barnet nl0ri1 inn man.
ae aoSe og n1ttiae Tina. Oct
Darn, iofn life bar lprt at Ipoe
fn0er og ToOer paa Soroer, fp'
rer meaet bnnTfelint at IpOe TIN Ia
Der SimIen. tbi Barnet bill be.
baneIe Sub Tom (Oet bebnnoler)
fine TornIore, lpoe hanJ naar oct
Ioiter, men sbriat rnnoe Ia ielp."
Tet er nisie ltotoIelier, lea ger.
ne oil benitille til 3olfs Opcrpciel.
e, Tdn DC fan nnbefale Dem 90
bonole eiter benz ibis oe tror, DC
err riatige. Tror no1en, De er for.
ferte, on be fon banoIer | Moo.
Trtnina til Dem, fan bill lea / itor
9enliabe6 bc6e pcofonmenoe ober.
oeie, ON ll0tnfelferne life pasier
meo ben belize sfrifts oere. Fns.
Ter DC meo oenne, on er Der Rare
Yior epig Gortabelie forbnnoen meo
at forfoite Dem og banole irnoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
0UaO 9anmarf gsr iOr
Selgierne.

oNANtsANkf
5orauleoiget ue0, al 3etp Dorter.
Dnniferne bar pantGntt en- S1Oiam.
ling til nsoli0enOe 9elgiere, bar
lea boot Oen belgiife aoniul i Gan,
mart, @rosprer Garl 8anOel, Tor.
tpIle hot ON, 5pao Der btotil er
giort Der ira 2on0et ior at tomme
Den n~eolfoenoe geioIfning i Bel.
aien til Sirlp. % aonilIen Tiger;
ga, egentli9 bar Ger nlorie
cfiiiteret nogen rigtig %oiiiciel aomi.
te berbiemme / bette 9ieneo, %
Der bar life oPret oirfeligt Spitem
/ SrOiamlingen. On eno0a er oct
betpoeIiae GUNNER, Der berira Can
oct er ienot til nsolioenoe 9elgiere.
: efteraaret 1914 beannote Sno.
inmIinaen eaentlia bar BET pitt
9erl. 9io.", Der iatte Start / Ga.
gen - 81 &c spriae Blade oeltog /
5orebdpen0et. Npr BroDinsbDerne
msote mco imnffe Reinltater, on
inIt inofom Der tat 90 imoo I DILL.
aroner. 0enne Sim bIeD oels til.
itillet oen belaiffe 9eaering / le
oapre, oels ieuot til 5irlpetomi.
teen / Amiteroam.
5euere pnatoa noale Gamer iie
ian 1T inoionle iorifellige ]totte
a~enitanoe. Der blep ienot al Steo
aenncm aoninlatrt. % + Den ieuere
1io bar oisie Damer lao oannet en-
aomite nn0er ben berDprenoe bel.
oiife @eianot U1r. allarts grpii.
oium % meo mia iom Sefretpr
aomiteens Opgnpc cr at iamle inc
It'll trauaeuoe belgiite ariasfnnaer /
Roromiflano. elsie er nemlil al
Den internationale gelqeren6eo 0.
o%eroraaet De tire i~fanoinaoiife Can
6e Tom g9leiebern~. % bbert al Dem
bar inc 6anaeIeire at israe ior.
9omiteen er 9eii6Oelie al en-
iuIoitGn0ia ;%SorteaneIie oper Sc Del.
aiife arigsiongcr iom 7anmart
bar pantanet iia at israe ior, o.
0pgapen bar oa Bqrct OF ifaiie en-
Grt oRIeiemor" til beer 9oloot
7Oloaten iaar 6en6e riHcliaois
alori1 nt ie, men 6ctiocs efititens
ioruemmer ban 9cuHem sc Fnfter
mco ltlotei. Gobaf, geler o. D..
ION BAN to @an1c m%aaneolia moo.
tager ira beuoe.
Vile 0isie @opeyPnffcr efipe0eres
al ..8eoe aors". bporoeo BET fan
laoe ia asre at ~yefsportere" @en-
itnnoe %(lllODnrer I. eff), poa 6oilfe
Der ellers or ll0isrielsforbno. Den
.9feoe Aors" mao altian n0iere, %
9afferne gaor nOeh aontrol oi.
refte og nnabnet til aoresioten; Den
uapnte Contribution ifnl iaa blot bper
Wnaneos0na in0icnbe til oct Oauife
MATHEMATICIAN en- Openoe ooer,
boor tore Barrier al DC iorifelli9e
@%areiorter Der ialt or afien0t poa
oenne Dtnnoe Maaneoens 9sb.
Ter or iaaIeoes nit itor @oogs
reubco ira Dnnifrs sioe o~perior
9elaierne. % oerIom Dnnife / giue.
rifa oaina maatte snifc at gioe De-
res 9iorag, oil ieg oare ooeror-
oentlig glaO pe0 at flinne moOtage
Dem o. ouerlepere @einuoten Dem
til oiOere @eisrgeIie.
amerifa uoniIer 10 en- itorItiIet
@oopereubeo oUer for 8eIaierne
On RsScn ita0ig er itor peo man
life riatigt, 9eleprammer ira Del.
eien pasiercr 10 tpif GenIur. Den
lea tror, Den er oct.
Sfiiloe Dnnffe ! amerifn meloe
ia foan 9ioragpoerc til ct al De to
6ormoal;. neoIioenoe 9elsiere eIler
~trrngenoc belgiife ariasianeer, OiI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

De bette Del iremtrH0e imaiffeit, naar
9iora8eiie off life geulem Den
a merifGn fe 8elg6renbeO men
bertgeHnem, altian iom ct 2eO
'af Danmarfs @oogerenbeos.
pprf )
enoeliB ifal nGpne5 ct anoet %
aanife ipecielt Self, paa boiltet Der
ira oanif Si6e er spet og ita0ig
mes en- imlf OF itprft panfrGoet
gelasrenbeo. Oct er De imaa lano.
ilpatiac 9elgiere / england =
Dem. Der bar miitet oeres 5ar /
artaen eller maaife bndoe 6dr OF
Nor, Oct oreier iig ON. Og vi.
orogDoerne Der er oanife Sfolebsrn.
Get interesionte arbei0e fortiener
en- oet1illeret Onttale.
Oct par / @topember 1914, at
Den i 9onOon boiotte 0anife 6oriat-
terinoe 5ru 9ettD Marie Ablberl
Gatter al 6ori. Better aronbor9)
I 0agblaoet oasbcnbaon@ iremiotte
5orilag ON. at oanife SfoIcbsrn
ifuloc latte en- Sl0iomlifg / Sang
til 6oroel ior DC imaa 6icmIeie %
la%nofln9tiae belgiife 9ern / eng
lano. 9laoet optog lanten Oh 10.
o1beoe oeli uoerliaere fIar oper
Oen itore Jtntte. en- iaaoan SHoiom.
ling uiloe aerc paa oet paagrl
oen0e Ste6. o. tilliae oDer oen op.
Oraaenoe 9etuonina, BEN Dil0e ian
ior DC iulna 9ioraaDoere. .asben.
boon~ foreiloo ian. At 0ttoIerne, Der
fom inc, ifnloe ana til 0pretteIien
nj e. Mini / 2onOon ior belgiife
bienlIsie gsrn.
Iaufen ilol an. ) tore % imaa
9eleb itrennue6e DC oanife Sfole.
6erns 9enaebiorag inc til glaOet,
1pis oriifigite 6oroentninger blep
opertrniiet. 5ru 2fbl6erg if I Con.
BON oanuet en- aomite al Danife,
ol Der 6tep lciet en- 9iIla en- al
a%ampebDens 5oriteocr, 5aor en-
Sucs ggrn lcnfclte meo @eore) lit
ct 6riiteo unoer oere5 6norclnt6s
(rrNsler
Ter Uar oaina 6olf 6erbiemme,
iom 5apoe iremiot 2nifet ON at
MATTE aooptere iaaoanne b~el9iife
9ern, Der itoo enc ! geroen men
Sen 6e(aiifc geaering maattc meO
Caf aiIlaa oisie Silbuo. 90 Urn 9t6t
bera tiger 6erouL at a9eIaiernes
0p5olo t englan6 er fnn mioIerti.
Oiat. Rnar 8elaieil paa1n er gen.
in0iat / ale Rettinbeoer, refer De
bicnt. 8erfor er life CT eneite bel
piif Barn til Gols for iremme0e."
6ru a5lberg elf M I Sang meo
g%rbeioet eiianaere6e en- Snsbeitp
rernoe o. fit iom nasont en- aomite
neoiat, beiinaenoc al @e6eimefonie.
ensraao giue 9elgieus @eIanot
9onoon, @reu DC Catalina, 81.
refter arup, @rosierer Giit5oip,
grofnriit aiGr, 8coafter 1ocp.
er III. IL. og 5rllcn iclp. Zen %.
Sonlar 1915 6leo Siemniet in0Oiet
nuoer meaen S%eiti0eliabeo. o. ocn
enaelife Qresie braate 5filorinaer
o1iSotoarniicr ira oente. ! ct Bin,
one oaieoe ire 5laa. Oaunebroa.
oct bel1iife % oct cnaelffe Sing,
errr Sc ts Imaa 9eniionerer % DC
= Snict Ter iorrtoa 10 / 5ior en-
Snoiamlina til 9eloierne. % bet
life nbetooeliae gelsb, Der inofom,
~inoIenotes gennem anierifanif &s-
De aors. SfiiIoe imiolertiO nooci
i~renroeIeS nrre oiflioe til at poe
Ststte til 8elgierne pnn en- al De
Der mtpoeoe Waa0er, ifnl ri gerne
tape imoo 8iorag % ienoe Dem bill
gisoe aors, etten oct nmerifanlfe
cIler oanife, fom man snifer. Meb.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-16

foreman. When the teamster reached
the mine, the new purchasers were
taking possession. He handed the
message to the foreman. The fore
man read:
Have empty box car here for high
grade ore. Send it down right away
and local will pick the car up this
p. NJ. LEN.
He turned to Rhinelander, showing
him the message and pointing to the
sacks ready for shipment.
Rhinelander was willing to ship the
ore ready for the wagons at once.
"All right" he said, nodding to the
foreman. "Send what you have to the
smelter right away"
Storm was given authority to put
this part of the job through as quick
ly as possible. While the details we're
being talked over between Rhineland-
er and his assistant, neither of them
oliced that they were overheard by
Seagrue's tools, Bill and Lug, who now
decided that there might be a chance
to break into the mining business at
their own proper risk and for their
own private account. When Seagrue
called them from the discussion of
their ambitious project, he gave Or
ders to Bill to drive back to Las Vegas.
Reaching the station he took the train
for the city.
With their boss out of the way, his
two worthless thought the moment op-
perfume for their own plans and TAX
ing the machine they started back for
the nine.
Wagons-convoyed by two guards
carrying sawed-off shotguns-had been
| loaded at the mine with the valuable
quartz ORE They had reached Valley
and while the teamsters were loading
| the sacks into the box car the two
guards found shady spot under the
car door.
The wagon had been under surveil-
lance for some time by the Seagrue
| crooks, Bill and Lug, who were secret
| ed a mile away in the bed of a wash.
The two waited patiently until the
wagon had been unloaded and started
| elk to the mine. Then scouting their
way cautiously down the siding, the
| thieves, creeping under the farther
side of the box car, surprised the
guards, disarmed and bound them.
Having done this without loss of time
they went to work loading the last
Of the quartz into the car.
| But the guards, though taken I'M
awares, proved nc fools. One OF them
working quickly and quietly with his
bonds got his hands partly loose; in
the next moment he had freed his feet
! Without betraying himself, he rolled
| close to his companion-a fat man
babe him turn to him back to back
and was releasing him when a shout
from Bill warned him he had been
seen.
There was no time for hesitation
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-16
SYNOPSIS.

Little Helen Holmes, daughter of Cen
eraI Holmes, railroad man, is rescued
from imminent danger on a scenic rail-
read by George Storm, a newsboy. Grown
TO young womanhood, Helen saves Storm,
noW a fireman, her father, and his friends,
Amos Rhinelander, financier. and Robert
Sedgrue, promoter, from threatened col
Ision Safebreakers employed by Seagrue
stea! General Holmes survey plans of
the cut off line for the Tidewater, fatally
wound the general and escape. Her ia
TIERS estate badly involved by his death,
Helen goes to work on the Tidewater.
Helen RECEIVERS the survey plans from
Seagrue, and though they are taken from
her, finds an accidentally made proof of
the survey blueprint. Storm is employed
by Rhinelander. Spike, befriended by
Helen, in turn saves her and the right
of-way contracts when Seagrue kidnaps
her. Helen and Storm win for Rhineland-
er a race against Sea grue for right-of-
way. Helen, Storm and Rhinelander res
cue Spike from -Seagrue's men. Spike
steals records to protect Rhinelander and
in the burning Of the courthouse
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-16
eleventh lNSTALLMENT
Sailing of the Superstition Mine.

Outwitted in his effort to obtain pos
session of the coveted right-ofway
record and defeated once more in his
plans through the failure of Spike to
betray those who had befriended him,
Seagrue's wrath concentrated on Spike
as being chiefly responsible for his dis
cOmflture.
But standing in the room which had
just been the scene of his Last defeat,
Seagrue felt that he could at least en-
Joy revenge. Helen, Storm and Rhine
lander were still facing him, with
Spike near, and the sheriff was just
leaving the room when Seagrue called
TO him. AS he did SO, he drew from
his pocket a worn pamphlet and hand
ed it ostentaliously to the sheriff
There's something Of interest tC
you!"
What do you mean?" returned the
official jocularly. He glanced at the
pamphlet, saw set forth on the cover
a reward of five, hundred dollars Of
fered for the apprehension of Spike
and laughed: I'VE see these things
every day. said he, handing it back
to Seagrue. If were tC chase up all
of the pointers I get like that, my sal
airy wouldn't buy gasoline.
You don't have to burn any gaso-
line to get this money" retcrted Sea-
grue. Your man is right here"
"Where?" demanded the sheriff
specifically.
Seagrue pointed to Spike. THAT
is the man." he said coldly.
Spike decided the game was up. He
made a bolt for the door. The sheriff
stopped him.
The moment was an unpleasant one.
Helen was furious. "Of all the mean
things you've ever DONE" she said to
Seagrue, this is about the mean
est I should think you would want
to go and hide yourself she ex-
claimed with cutting emphasis, from
the sight of all living men,"
Stung, Seagrue retorted in like:
That sounds fine from your lips, Miss
Helen Holmes! It's a new role fol-
you to become the champion Of prison
birds like this fellow" He nodded in
solently towards Spike. Especially
he added, since this very man"-he
pointed a finger relentlessly at Spike
this very man." he almost thun
dered, was implicated in the death Of
your own father!" He' meant, with
his retort. to beat poor Helen to the
ground. He almost did so.
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pointed to the last spot at which they
mad got high-grade quartz.
The expert stopped and took up
handful of rock from the ground An.
swering Seagrue, in reply to hopeful
question, he shook his head. II doubt
very much" said he, after the two had
canvassed the matter from all sides,
If it is possible to recover the vein"
At the entrance to the shaft Sea
grue dismissed his own two men and
turned to the expert. They talked to-
gether few moments. The mining
man saw what was in Seagrue's mind
and was not surprised moment later
to hear him say, without further beat
ing about the bush: eff can get bid
der for the mine, I'll pay five thousand
dollars for good report on it.
Each understood the other as tkc7
left the scene together. And summon
ing his men, Bill and Lug, and getting
into his motor car with the expert,
Seagrue drove away toward Las We
gas. The machine was stopped little
distance from Rhinelander's camp and
Seagrue on scratch pad wrote a
note to Amos Rhinelander Giving
this to Lug, he directed him to deliver
it. He then told Bill to drive back to
town
Helen, cut to pieces over the disclo-
sure of Spikes completely in the death
of her father, returned with Rhine
lander and Storm to the construction
| camp. Storm offered such consolation
as be could, but this was very little
ALA it was almost relief to him when
| Rhinelander directed him to see about
getting the men to work.
Rhinelander himself was watching
the progress Of the construction a
| little while later when Lug handed him
Seagrue's note.
Dear Rhinelander:
Without a cutoff we cannot operate
the Superstition mine profitabIy. This
would make a good investment fol-
your company and ! am giving you the
first chance to bid for it.
Yours, sEAGRUE.
Rhinelander, somewhat puzzled, reaG
the note over two or three times. He
dismissed Lug with the verbal mes
sage to Seagrue that he would 1ool
into it, and, calling Storm and Heller
into conference, Rhinelander reat
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called in couple Of men and when
Seagrue asked Rhinelander if he would
like to have it fired, and upon Rhine
landers assent, the party got into safe
ty and the shot was discharged.
Coming out of their retreat, the d.
ferent members Of the group picked
up specimens of the shattered ore and
examined it.
Certainly, Helen," said Rhineland-
er in an undertone, this looks good.
The expert was at hand with hand
full of quartz. "That stuff, he said,
showing it to the prospective buyer
with an air of certainty, will average
two hundred dollars to the ton"
Helen and. Storm consulted together,
Seagrue watching. In a moment he
asked them and Rhinelander to follow
him outside. Leaving the shaft, he
took the three to the bag pile.
"These sacks" said he to Rhine
lander, contain high-grade ore, ready
for shipment to the smelter. They
are to be included in whatever deal I
make with buyer for the mine"
Rhinelander,~ Storm and Helen con-
They counted the number of bags.
Rhinelander made an effort to roughly
reckon the value of them, Seagrue
and the expert talking together the
while some little distance away. A
further conference with Seagrue dis
closed that the price he wanted for
the mine was one hundred and fifty
| thousand dollars. After the usual bar
| gaining, Rhinelander proposed to take
the property, including the ore ready
for the wagons, at one hundred and
| ten thousand dOllars-twe nty-five
| thousand dollars to be paid down.
Seagrue accepted, Rhinelander made
| out his check and the transaction was
complete, Rhinelander only requesting
that the foreman keep the men at
work until he should have a chance
| to get started. This was assented to
and Storm was placed temporarily in
charge Of the mine.
While the negotiations had been TAX
| ing shape, freight train had pulled
in a few miles distant at Valley sta
ton, where the crew set out an empty
box car for loading. A teamster from
| the mine was summoned by the agent
who handed him note for the mine