White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-03
TO be shown al re- Theatre Friday
EPISODE Il

dered. Arm them all. I'm going
to phone u Hogan 10 watch Al this
end
He ran toward tie superintendent 5
office for the telephone. while Casey
hurried on ID get the miners 10
eether 50 that thex could give chase
over TIE railroad. GNyn got his
number without DELAY and was re-
lieged 70 know that the connections
faa not been interfered With.
This Hogan he said oYer the
NIre This IS Gvyn. yon Bleek aud
MS bunch have got Nan and thes re
going head on Tor town. les. they're
On horseback. Get p posse together
and meet them. We're going 70 fol
low along the railroad and get them
from the back. You'd better have
The people barrieade The streets. !
know il sounds foolish. but they seem
10 have gone mad. and Lord knows
Nhat they'll do if they eyer get loose
IL Lost Mine. They've killed a eou-
pie Of men here. and they can't AFFORD
- be caught. You might count on
meeting a more desperate Kon .Bleek
row than ever before. His neck Is Al
stake and he'll do anything 10 avoid
arrest. Hogan's voice came back
yer he wire With assurance that he
would DO his share IS directed. and
Ge.n hung up the receiver. When
he vent out again Casey had already
ass abled the men and they were
sa.ting in a train Of cars al armed.
- rush along the rails 70 the toxin.
As the bridge oyer the river came
into sight Casey urged The engine 10
is utmost sneed. TIE men IN the
ears behind we're watching closely
nov. for thes would soon come into
sight Of fhe road and they we're anx-
o = u encounter the men who lad
endangered her lives Al the nine.
Had Casey Of GVyn. however. been
able 70 see into the woods a the op-
posite side of The bridge. neither
would have been 50 DESTROYS Of dash
ing their train onto the trestle. For.
screened from view by the trees and
underground. a man had been LETT
there BY Von Bleek but a few minutes
before. In his hand he held a de-.
tonater. from which ran a wire at
taehed to something hidden among
he sleepers Of The bridge His
eyes we're hxsd steadily. maiiei-
ously. Al the fasf approaching Train
from the mine.
lust as Casey drove the engine On
10 the bridge the mans finger rest.
I'd lightly n a button Of the detona-
Tor. He waited a moment. until the
whole train was well out IN the
structure over the river. Then. With
A nervous twist. his finger pressed
down firmly On the button. Almost
simultaneously there came a loud
rumbling sound. which resounded
and echoed in the mountains. \
cloud of smoke and debris rose into
the air ike q geyser. and mingled
with the splintered beams and smoke
could be seen the mangled bodies Of
score OF men thrown high into the
air. only 70 20 hurting down again
INTO the river.
II the hnger Of the bandit on the
hutton Of the detonator had tWiehed
= nth OF a second sooner every man
on the train would have persisted in
,tantly. But in this brief space the
speeding engine had reached the
other side OF the bridge. and in that
engine we're Casey. Gwyn and the
log. cwyn crashed the throttle shut
and leaped to the ground before the
engine came 10 a halt. Followed By
Casey he made his way with all haste
10 the foot of the gorge below. where
the burning. broken train was almost
invisible in a spreading cloud Of
smoke and dust.
His men were dead, GHyn felt
Casey's steadying hand on his should
er as he turned away e~onyulsiyely
from the scene. The men. his men,
were dead in his service. Climbing
the hill back to the engine a stern
resolve took form in Gwyn't agonized
brain. He would make Of himself an
instrument Of vengeance. An eye for
an eve. a tooth for a tooth
FILLED With a cold hate hat froze
ali other emotions into inaetion, he
mounted the engine cab and opened
the throttle. As they swung into 6
vide curve alongside the road ID
watched with grim satisfaction {
long line of horsemen riding TO NEE
him. with Hogan in the lead.
1.-The devils have killed every mai
~, the train - he said as they cam,