White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-10
ITO b shown = Rex Theatre Friday
EPISODE

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razlIaug that even Gigat meant ne
possibility q aas1h tseY lifted aer
lands Il surrender
Casey Hogan zUs 60 IL jail
YELLED Gzgn ard seeing thz1 they
understood. lie dashed hack 10 tie
are Swinging By his hands from
he zsndos ledge II dropped to ne
cellar aoor and made rs va 70 The
spot shere Hogzns dog Ess stand-
fng guard over ire unconscious Nan
Ting his handkerchief about Ter face
a. a shield against the smoke lie
lifted her tsndeTiy and staggered
sack 20 tae window he waited. ard
= ome later. Czseys honest, rug
ed features showed in tie Opening
Hold ny legs. Hogan. sid Casey
farning his head. AID then 81 hiu-
self dsWn headforemOst Til RS arms
ser free. Nan was lifted quickly
onward n the rough b1t careful
ands and others drew her safely
Ihroug1 Next cane the dog. whose
al Ragged eestzacally when be
caught a whiE Of he fresh air Ut
side GWga himself went Up last.
.nd Casey had { strain nightly 70
if him from the floor When finally
- stood outside supported b.
Hogan arm II vas al BE could Do
% retain MS Consciousness Nan had
spenad her eres under friendly min
lstrat ions from the cavalry officer.
A great cheer vent mp from the
sosse and troopers a. Nan vas lifted
= her feet and walked over % stand
~ her husband his arm about her
shoulders Gwyn turned 70 TIE crowd
and passed his hands oyer his eyes
as II trying 70 realize what had hap
pened.
You have saved our lives. BOYS.
ae said huskiiy. but more than that.
you saved the cause OF democracy.
Perhaps you didn't see what else
re saved, grinned the officer. Left
.vers. a. II we're And as the
troopers parted RANKS Gwyn sw
there Won Rleek and his baad. prs
snsrs
About twenty years apiece l. al
youn get-if you re in luck said
Hogan eomfortingly. and at Won
Bleck's expression the whole con-
ssnv raised a shout Of laughter.
The limited rolled rapidly along
ne shining rails toward the East
Lounging comfortably IN the soft
plush seats o. the Pullman. John
Gwyn and the young wife he had &C
suired in the wilds of the Sierras
xazed out the window at the scenery
as Il giided past. To GEyn II was a
relief and a relaxation after the long
,sfge OF strife. He was returning
hone and the sense of victory and
success which thrilled his soul xzs
plainly written upon his counten-
.nce To Nan. seated beside him. II
Eas al adventure The Landscape
a. il slipped y. seemed 20 her % Be
ever different. She could see the
tee grow smaller. the plains stretch
ont before her eyes. the touch Of
civilization became more prominent
the towns greR 10 cities. Il vas all
new. all strange. al inspiring 70 her
Tie whole thing seemed Ike 2 happy
.~.perfenee which must sol pass and
be forgotten. Her frame. her mind
Der feelings, her manner. al seemed
% transform Nithin her She felI
nov mat she Has 8 Wouan- tae Nafe
II 4 strong dominating man whose
personality and strength made AIN
q @er o. bis kind She must mould
herself 10 ri him. 30 thai she might
move in harmony y his company. in
me circles ln which be Esat -
longer was she TIE F.ld arere
daughter % The mountains Gsy2
turned % her and spoks. and bis
words bore association 70 Der
thoughts
Ii VIII be Eery Different. noA
4es-v ha said The disoord q
strife is nov over and re are le2F-
sng re scene y i far behind Oh
course. We shall have struggles
where re are going. but hey Eih ce