The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

hlooG%. Tn" two turning in hy the door
are the regulation breeds or hois
hrulrS. That lad with the worSted
hrrcch SrIrf--nuticc his eyebrows and
w"pt In his mothers smoky tcpce. And
that handsome looking fellow putting
III" rap"tc under his head Is French
half-breed--yuu heard hlH talking: he
doesn't like III" TWO Indians turning in
next 20 him. You see when thee breeds
rose under Reil tho full-blnods kept the
peace and they've moi lost much lover
:or one another since
"Rut I say. what's thar Gium-looking
follow by the stove" II! swear liz can't
talk English. lie hasn't opened his
mouth al night"
you're wrong, He knows English
we'll enough Did you follow his eyes
when he listened: did. Ru, he's
neither kiuh nor kin n the others. Whes
they talked their own pat"i$ you could
-" h" d:dn'r understand ~" h"rr
wondering; myself what hC -. Let's lind
out"
'Firr = couple ~ sticks into the
stove" MaIrmurr Kid commanded. rails
ing his voice aud looking >qu'rrly AT the
man In question.
H. nhcych AT once.
Had discipline Knocked int" linn
somewhere" Prince commented In a low
Malcmute hid nodded took OF his
socks. and picked his way among the
Y""umhcut men 30 the stove. Their" hr
hInE his damp footwear among score
or 81 0f mates.
wien do Won expect TO gct 20 haw-
son" he asked tentatively.
Tn" man studied him moment before
mi!%, & So MayhS two days"
III" v-r" slightest accept was i'rr""r-
fih1". Will, th"f" was II" awkward hcs-
!tan,y or rropin:: for words
"H"-r in tho country b"l"rc,'
Northwest Trrr.;or"::''
horn there
well! where rhs dew! We're YOU
born" Your" non" n! th"SH. Male
mute Kid swept his hand over the dog
drivers. even including III" two police
m"n who had turned into Princes hunk.
''Whrrr did YOU come from" I've seen
faces Xix" yours before. though | cant
rcHlrrlh"T where.
n; ono" turning the drifi o. Ma!cnute
KIDS questions"
where" Ever 50" me-"
NO: your partner. him priest; Fasti-
lik long tim" ago. Him ask NJ" il sec
YOU. Malrmutr Kid Him civ" ,uc grub.
'hnut me-
on YOUR" II" follow that traded the
ni:rr skin" for ID" logs
The n:an m"d':ct. knocked 0'it his pipe.
and .:.cuificd Ms Discrimination FOR con-
rrrSni.nN T." rolling NJ ir hts tur".
MaI"mur" kid glow on ~ slul>iI lamp
and rrawlch undcr III" blankets with
Prince.
"W"il what j. he"
"bo..i knnw---tururd NE or. SOME
low, and then $hu; w i:k" q clara. But
hos Il fellow TO H'irrt .r,'Ir "':-'oeity. I've
heard NJ him MI The Coast wondered
ahom, HIM -!Ch; gears ago Sort o!
mysterious. Won know. II" came down
ont Of tia, North. IN tho dead o. winter.
many 4 thousand miles from here. skirt
Ing il"rng Sea ari travelling as though
,hr devil were after him. No on" ever
learned uhrr" he came from. but II"
must have com" far. II" Wis badly
travel-wurn when II" got iOph from the
Swedish nilSsirna"" "n tioi"vjn RaT and
asked IN" way south. "" heard Of this
.Hftrrward Then u" abandoned the
shore-iinc, heading right across Norton
Sound Terrible weather. SnnvstnrnS
and high winds but W. pulled through
whore Il thonsaul other m"u would have
died missing ST. Micha"l's and making
the land At .fnS:!lil. He'd lost All but
two dogs. ani Was nearly gore with
starvation.
Tie WAS SO anxious 10 20 on that
Father Rouhrau lifted him ont with
grub: but he couldn't let him have any