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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
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GGnaW s
Rev G, w, Farrar, will go to Aurora
tomorrow to attend a two day dean.
cry meeting of the Episcopal church
Mr., and Mrs r., f. Achard return.
ed TO their home in the Palmer Apart.
mcnta yesterday fom Washington, ID,
C., whore Mr., AChard has been u pa.
tient IN a hospNal in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. Sonntag spent
Sunday in Peoria visiting friends,
Art fitzpatrick, Joseph Joy and Earl
Harrison spent last evening in Strca.
tor.
Phonnie Phillimorc and Floyd Adj.
Ter, Of Marscillcs, spent last evening
with friends in this city.
Robert Young, of Marscillcs, was an
Ottawa caller last evening.
George Gonsckc, Of Streator, spent
fast evening with friends in this city.
Dale Twrlng, of La Sale, called on
friends in Ottawa Saturday evening.
George Hin, Herbert Carr and Vim.
cent Hanna, of Marscillcs, were Otta.
Wa visitors last evening
Bob billiard, Frank lmchlcr. IIu.
bert billiard and Earl Shook went to
Chicago this morning to drive back
cnrs for The billiard Garage in this
city.
Ed Walsh of Joliet, called ON Otta-
wa friends yesterday
Leo and Vincent CorCOran have re-
turned to their home i'm Chicago, after
spending the past week with Miss
Hanna Seaman of this city.
Misses Evelyn Brown, Evelyn and
Loretta Stcarus ol StroatOr spent
Saturday with friends in this city
Charles Walker Of this city spent
yesterday in Peoria.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly have re-
turned to this city after spending q
two weeks honeymoon in St Louis,
Missouri.
Charles Cracratt Of this city spent
yesterday i'm Seneca
Jack Dunn Of this city visited with
friends in Peoria Yesterday
Miss Grace WEIGH of Seneca, spent
yesterday in this city
Louis Gaofkr Sr, Mr. and Mrs
Victor IIurichs of Chicago, sp"ut yes.
terday a. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Gacfkc on Adams street
John Hoyie of Peru, is spending to.
day in Ottawa on business
Arthur Wecso Of Chicago, spent
yesterday with friends in this city
Walter Nlausson OF Strcator, spent
last evening in this city
Wiley Kcssingcr Of Mendoza spent
yesterday with friends in this city
Mr. ana Mrs George Argus and
children, and Miss Clara Hoffman
molorcd to Peru yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Maicrs and Arnold Olson of
Seneca spent last evening with
friends in this city.
Miss Florence Hitter, Ed. Barrett
and Jack Doughcrty spent yesterday
in Peoria.
Mrs. George Maggie of Ransom spent
yesterday with friends in this city
Mrs H. Borchenius of Sheridan was
an ottawa visitor Saturday
Charles Mcconnell Of this city
event last evening in Narcotics.
Charles Mclaughlin spent last
evening in Ia Sale, visiting friends
Matt White spent last evening with
friends in La Sale
Harold Trench Of La Sale is in
Ottawa on business today,
p. J. McGoycrn Of Peru is bust
ness caller in Ottawa today
Miss Stella Warren of this city
spent yesterday in Morris.
Mrs Sam Grcnnburg has returned
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
Thanks.

desire to thank my friends for
their very generous support in help
ing me win the popularity contest at
the Moose carnival Saturday night
MISS BESSIE M'ALPINE,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

test who also got diamond ring
Every one of The prizes were of the
best to be had, /"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

FOR SNI.l'-A reed baby carriage, in
Iauts white wood bed, a nigh chair,
mahorany pgrlor table and a vacuum
cleaner. inquire at lUlS Illinois Ave.
or call 9G-N. ."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15
Notice

gUlar meeting Of tho War Motif
cra Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
Legion nan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

LOST Knight TcmpIar charm Finder
kindly leave at the United Cigdr
store Reward
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-15

nor How Paul loved Rome, How
Jesus loved Jerusalem and wcpt over
her when she failed tD measure up 10
her great CpOrtunitios. He said; Oh.
Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Thou killcst
the prophets and soonest them that
are sent unto thee How often would
! have gathered thy children even rs
a hen eathcrcth her chickens under
her Wigs ana SO would not
Might not We r.ycrcutly para-
phrase those words ana thus apostle.
prize Ottawa. oh. Ottawa, ottawa
Thou that sometimes breaks the laws
Of God and man and blinds thine eyes
to right and wrong, ~ coed and sacred
things. How often would / have gath
cred thee under my wings thou
wCuldst now
Last Of all, there is a spiritual
mother church. | am sure you would
not have me forgot her our mother.
the church st Paul refers to her In
this way. Jerusalem, which + above,
Is the mother of ue all We are the
spiritual children Some may rot aC.
knowledge her; mo may desert her,
but she will never desert them Like
a good mother. she watches over Us
during our tcldcr years. She nour-
fishes ~ with the bread Of life. She
ministers T. us In sickness. She com.
forts rs in sorrow. She blcssc3 the
union of youth and maid, and finally
laws us to rest with words Of hopr
when lfc's work is over. In all these
senses Che church is truly our mntho~
She teaches cur duty toward ou,
"nc2trov cur churches. burn nm thc
Bible. silence tho rhoirg. stil tho
voice of the prophets and the hand,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-03
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for the

Rlways a pleasure to hear
lay them for you. Come
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HARD RC=:3 fCF. f.si

Goldman and Berkman jailed sor
Week Trying to Reach Sto1h.'>>i.:
Riga. Jan. 3.--Attcr Il WaeL ia
.r;sonuenr, DURING which, ginnH e.
we're not perliI.,ed to coinrn a.,>'te
with outsiders, EGrH.a Goldmun. Alex
ander Ba"hman and AleXandc,' S;;a-
Diro. depcrteeS from America. wis. fp-
Gently came ou1 Of soviet RUSSIA. -:,.,r;
ed second time for Reral. E-th0nia,
on their way TO Stockholm.
Not until a correspondent accident
ally encountered the trio at the So
ion here was it known that fey !aal
started for Stockholm. Ictii>lr ti-
r!.oYities boarded the train or the OFT
skirts OF the city and held ~ Tie
party
They thought W. were Gar@rr"':S
BoIShevik agents and searched - FIR
Jewels. gold and papers. bat :indin2
none they released us" said l;"r.l-
nJan. I'VE hope t" Got to Slnc!,i;,:'!l
this time" he added but Emma t's..H-
man supplemented this with , n'""in!'!I
prompted hy thN experiences al }he
rio 50 far:
"Non never can tell" Sh, sal
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-03
FOR SALE

TUgrfps. 20cIs. a peek. 10 cts. a Das-
let Charles y. Smith. Cambridge,
Route g. Phone 1&GI-F-4. II-3--tI
Pair large extra good mules and pair
.Cung steers, apply Sidney H Henry.
Phone 1821-F4. 10-3a-J0 OF
Operators to work button-holes In
work shirts. apply anchor Brand
Shirt Factory. Race street B-4t
On Race street, south OF Washing
ton, Lot 4ex1G0 more or less, also good
six room house in desiPa ble neighp0r-
hood. Price reasonable. Several farms.
few. ON ste ta- roaG.-r r,ss..s an--S-..o...-
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05

buffeting, Shaping and rubbing. maui.
ing me worse than any TurkIsh-bath
pirate would have dared 10. II was
keen torture, but Il turned the trick.
and by the time was able to breathe
comfortably again, had acquired a
beautiful spanked blush where had
been blue--all but the great bruise.
ring-shaped. where the suction pipe
had bit me.
or course. Daddy was chock full OF
sympathy and concern. mixed up with
good bit OF curiosity.
zone of the suction pipes" ex-
pIaIned, beginning TO crawl back into
my clothes. II was foolish enough to
get under II and II grabbed and held
me. II you hadn't stopped the pumps
I'd have been n gone goose. was just
about all In. ms II was"
"well. you found out the pumps are
suckln' all right, anyhow" he re-
marked
'"They sure are; you'd think so II
you'd been where I was" Then I be-
gan TO recall some OF those mixed and
mingled impressions had gathered.
what kind OF soil is there under this
floor. Daddyf" asked.
Huh !" he snorted what soil there
is on this here ledge you could mighty
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05

probably nfteen pounds tbo -.
Of me in that direction; bu ru' "a
had got the thumb Of NV t. snT !
upon a certain spot In his ma ~ l'n
all over but the funeral I've
Jehu ! how he swore whoo
pied him, and took his gun a.. eus
him, and slammed him down !, y nn
Of broken stone and stuck = ~ IN
his breathing machinery 1 ps. Ah
couldn't do anything; the tbDa,,
had fixed him. His head We. aeA
over to one side and be ' @sss
straighten 1t. CROPPED aron0 s,u''l
l found that other paraIy,ln. Nu
ganglla--the one at the ioln, YEN
third vertebra. q
Listen to what he saws n..,
said to the old man who stood w.
on With the face OF a woodos '''q
Then TO bullerton. who was Oo.. An'e
ly a wad of flesh gone flaccIa s ~''
the torturing touch. "Tell wh.,
know. and all you know: ana ,.l Y
quick and straight and I cav, J"
one more little prod on m, ~. ~
nerve. w
With preliminary SHREK h. /.
out by Titles, gasplng betvs.. y !
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05

go In there and saw her come out /;
likewise and the same, he must We
seen what she did after she come out
Looks as II he wanted to talk and tell
us, don't he?"
Barney was certainly giving a good
imitation Of that, or some other anx.
lety. He was frlsklng about and bark
ing, leaplng up now and then TO snap
at an Imaginary fly In the air. Daddy
caught him by his lower jaw and held
him immovable. "Go find her. Bar
neyW he commanded; good dog-go
find her"
The instant he was released the col
lie acted as II he understood perfectly
what was wanted OF him. Springinv
aside lie beGnn to circle AGAIN. noaa
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05
CHAPTER XIII.
A Battle and a sIsos.

II was Daddy Hiram who made the
hrst break.
Charley Fullerton, where's my
daughter7" he raped out, hurting the
question at the loafer on our doorstep
In a sort OF deadly rage that you
wouldn't have thought possible In so
mild-mannered n man.
You needn't worry about her" was
the cool response. Didn't you get the
note she left for you, saying that Won
needntT Then, as II he had lust seen
ana recognized me: Hello. Brough.
ton; we've missed a day. but I'll give
you the benefit Of Il and not dock Won.
Are you selling the old water-logged
Cinnabar for twenty thousand dollars
TINS tine morning. It'll probably save
you more or less trouble II you are"
lie diln't get the kind Of answer he
wanted or any relating to the mine
unbuekling Jeanle's gun and handing
II to Daddy Hiram, walked across 10
where he was sitting, keeping a wary
eye ON the hand which would have 10
be the one to so after the weapon he
had once showed me hanging under his
left arm-pit,
MIR. Twombly has just asked YOU
where his daughter Is, and you haven't
told him. ! grltted, You've got abou,
ten seconds In which TO tell him an
you know, and after you've done II
I'm going to trim your
He had scrambled TO his feet when
he saw me coming, and. lust as ex
pected, that watched right hand aIcke,
suddenly under his coat. A. that
rushed biO' and we mixed II promntlv
] got hold Of the gun hand before /,
got to the pistol butt, and at the cling,
we were ah over the place, each gran
pllng for tho underhold, and neither q
us paying much attention TO the r,Ias
Marquis Of Queensberry or other Bul
lAr.An was q HEAVYWEIGHT, IA ho,
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05

shaft-house we shut up shop and went
over 20 the cabin to cook our supper
The dog went along, but evidently with
reluctance. While we we're crossing
the dump head he turned back and
once more started Off down the ROAD
toward the bench below. but when he
found that we were not following him
he came to heel again. still, neither
Of us had dog sense enough to guess
what was the matter with him.
Daddy Hiram and I, being merely
stupid humans, were commenting upon
his queer actions. and laying them 10
Jeanie's absence, when again the dog
started OF down the road, looking
back and barking when he found that
we we're still sitting on the doorstep
At that, since even solid ivory can be
penetrated IL the would-be driller OF II
stays on the job long enough, we final
ly caught on.
"Say, Stannle hes a-tryin' to tell
us to come onI" Daddy exclaimed,
starting TO his feet. "Methuselah.to-
gracious did It have to take us hull
endurin' afternoon to ngger out that
much dog-talkT
at looks that way" admitted but
now. having "figgered" It out, we made
no delay. Daddy got his rife and cart
ridge belt. and told me to take Jeanie's
pistol for myself--which l did. And
thus equipped we took the trail, In
dlan-flling down the mountain road In
the darkness, Daddy Hiram. with his
gun In the crook of his left arm, set
ting the pace, and the collie running
on ahead to point the way.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05

Coulo Dee baouy Ranging ONer pnc
Mouth Of the PIT.
near put In your eye. reckon. faint
nothin' but rock. and blame hard rock,
at that"
"rhat was my notion. But II the
shaft Is In rock, why did they box II
so strongly with tlmber2 Surely there
wouldn't be any danger Of a cave In
solid stone"
"Well, now. I'm dlngedl" he re-
turned. musingiy. Long AS I've been
monkeyin' round mines and such, II
never once come TO me to wonder about
thatr
Speaking Of the wooden bulkheadlng
renewed that other impression, or rath-
err two OF them one Of having the feel
Ing that was shut In a tight box at
the moment Of the nercest struggling,
and the other Of fancying that had
felt swirllng thrush OF the liquid Ice
as well as the sucking outrush. But
the recollection was so confused that
| attached no importance TO II. When
Il man Is lighting for his life ten or
twelve feet under water. plpe-dreams
are nothing 10 the things he can i'm
agine.
II was while We were sitting az the
shaft-house door. hammerlng away at
the old puzzle OF why the water level
never varied so much as a fraction OF
an inch In the SHIFT, IN wet seasons or
dry--as Daddy testified II never did
and why the subtraction Of two six.
inch streams at velocity sufficient tc
stir up n veritable whirlpool at the
suction intakes should make no Inn
preston upon II. that l began TO no
tice the queer actions Of the ple-faced
collie, Barney. First he would come
and stick his cold nose into my hand
then he'd trot over TO the cabin ant
back, and maybe loaf little way dowT
the road toward the bench level. Com
ing around to the shaft-house again
he'd sit beside Daddy Hiram, yawnlnl
and painting as II he were waiting I'm
patiently for us 10 stop talking an'
pay some attention To him.
Poor old Barney's hOmesick, and
don't blame him." said. am feeling
good bit that way, myself, Daddy.
Then TO the dog Come here, ole
boy -
The collie came 20 lick my hand, ant
while was petting him l found I
pretty bad cash just behind one OF hi
ears.
"See here. Daddy" broke out
''the dogs hurt |"
We examined the wound and decides
at once that It was not bite. II wa
a bruised cut, looking as II IL had beef
made by some blunt instrument o
weapon. had a hot.fash vision o
Fullerton kicking the dog with hi
lron-shod heel in an attempt to drlv
him hack home, and Il was so real tina
couldn't shake II OH.
When II began TO grow dusk In tn
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words and phrases like a man 10 b .
last stages of lockjaw.
"We were going to Angels-io u /
married." he painted. "Ah-Oh-I VI
to meet her at Atropla-she-she va
afraid to ride all the way with ne
afrald-the old man-would come Gu /
ningl oh. for Gods sake, Broughln|
take yonr thumb out Of my bad-I
you're Killing me by inchesl"
"Ypu need a little killing worse ID
anybody / know" l told him. go a
you were to overtake her at AhOpij
what then?"
~ didn't see her again." he how'd
81 don't know where she wentT
I didn't believe much Of what
was saying. and | think Daddy Hin
didn't, though we had proved L q
up to the point where they had "
rated on the AtrOpla road. ! vOi
have gone on, making him talk
more, but the look that was creep
into the old mans eyes made ne
up. AS / read the look II meant
Daddy couldn't stand II to SEE
thlrd-degree stunt carried to It's nA'
SO l got up and pulled BulleHOa
his feet. lie was pretty badly WTec
as meant him to be; still cOu'
straIghten his neck, and stood
one leg were about half paralylea
perhaps II was.
"ThIs outfit Is my properly
you've out-stayed your welcons
snapped at hla "Cllmb your
and get OF the rhApr
He llmped over to his nor"
gathered the relns and tried !" vi
foot into the stiyrup. When !
that he couldn't do even that NV,
grabbed him and heaved him NV
saddle; did this, and gave the 49,.
slap to set him going. guess
always be able to recall the ple'u.
that brown-bearded pirate
across the Clnnabar dump heau
early morning sunshine. screvms
body In the saddle-becau~
couldn't turn the stiff-DecReo n's'
Itself-t0 yell back at me WV
cling curses, "TIl get youth ~
yet! On your eyes-do Nv .0,
YOU can make holbllng crpr'
me and get away with Ut na'
then breaking 1t Off short ana -
the Ribs Of his nag frantlcauy ~
speed when | made as II Ws''
to run after him. .,llas
Throughout this bit OF O,
by-play, which hadn't uSeu w IA
than few minutes, all ,O,u
Hiram had stood aside as ! na
taking the part of the Interes aso,
tator. Now he remarked ,sd /
, het all your old clothes, son. ,s. n I'd
, hain't seen the last o Chal|
ton, not by a long chalk. iO .e."
, told you once he'd GOT sa.u,i
, IN one o. the camps on tue , maj
, Well # was for heap less uns
YOU done 10 him a few n"
1 But let's 20 eat"
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-05
The Girl, a Horse FRANCIS
and a Dog ~ 49,
ovyynsh,s,cs.h'.seH Su'r' Sons

.-,, a, the tunnel spoil, and fu',
,roon Of cavalry might have passeu
ovor n without leaving any visible
,rou worse than all, Barney the PIE
soced collie. appeared now TO be COM
nletely at fault. He was runn.us
around in circles with his nose to .he
ground a pretty plain indication ''"
he had lost the trail. .,.o
.11l be bat-clawed and owl-noo,eu
III know what.all to do next Dauu'
lie hadn't any the best OF me there
and It was precisely at this point tna'
the spllt.faced dog took 1t into MS
head 10 add another snarl to the KNOT
ted tnngIe. After galloplng around all
over the place half dozen times,
smiling at everything in sight he hau
finally come to a stand with MS nose
NJ n crack In the tunnel boarding. Inc
next instant he had leaped through
the hole where the planks had fallen
away. and presently we heard MN
whining and scratching behind the
bulkhead.
I don't know about Daddy Hlrams
heart, but I do know that mine was
doing fllp-haps and back somersaults
when we ran up to see what the dog
had found in the tunnel. For a half
second after Daddy thrust his loren
through the hole l was afraid to look
scared stiff at the thought Of what
might see. When l did look, ] saw the
dog digging frantlcally at the heap OF
caved-In earth, and, Of course to my
dIsordered Imagination, the hole In
which he was burrowlng transformed
itself at once into a newly made grave
Good GodT / gasped; and then
Look, Daddy-right under your
torch I"
He looked and staggered back. and
would have dropped the blazing pine
branch II / hadn't caught 1t from his
hand. For what he saw, and what
had seen, was the unmlstakable print
in the soft earth just inside Of tho
planking, OF one OF Jeanles DROWN
leather ridlng-boots.
In another half-second we were botl
in the tunnel and Daddy was heavin'
the dog aside from the hole he wal
paving out in the earth fall. Snatch
ing up a broken-handled shovel tina
the former tunnel drivers had thrown
away, the old man flung himself mad
Iy upon the dirt pile, and since Their
was room for only one TO work at |
time, stood at his elbow and held tn,
torch. don't know what he expecte,
to find hidden under the slide, but
do know what was afraid he wal
going to find.
After all, II was only a fash In thu
pan, so far as any dreadful discover!
was concerned. Inside OF five minutes
Daddy, working like n man demented
had dug the entire eave-ln away, ant
there was nothing TO show for tn
frantic shoveling-less than nothing
Again. ! don't know how Daddy felt
but I'm sure ! was able to breath
better, the improvement dating fror
the moment when II became apparen
that the earth heap had grown to
small under the shovel stabs to pos
sibly conceal a human body.
The collie had followed us an
Daddy Hiram scowfed down at hin
IF that dog could only be like oil
Gran'paw Balaam's donkey for mil
ute or So" he unused. "He saw he
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CHAPTER x.--coutInusd.


Being stopped on short In every
other direction. we finally gravltated
over TO the shaft-house and went to
work In an alriless sort OF fashion
gathering up the wreckage Of the
smashed gear train and putting things
Ehipshape again. With steam up, we
turned the machinery over few
times. Just 20 see that everything was
On working order again. and threw In
che clutch OF the centrlfugals, merely
for the satisfaction OF hearing the
nood rushing through the outlet. when
the pumps were going at full speed
went to look down the shaft. AS be-
fore, when we had run the pumps for
q week ON end. there was n slight dis
iurbance OF the water. but nothing
more. My makeshlft fioat-and-pulley
gauge showed no change In the level.
Suddenly freak notion seized me
that I'd like TO know just what was
going on down In those black depths
into which the suction pipes Of the
Dig pumps led
Daddy, T'In going 10 try 10 find out
nunIefhfng," I declared and forthwith
begnn 90 strip my clothes on. "We've
seen the water coming out at the 9TH
q end OF things. and now. by George,
mean to make sure that It's going In
At this end"
He didn't try very hard TO dIssuade
me. aud n minute or so later was
crawling down the shaft ladder In the
kabIllments that old Mother Nature
gave me. II was my first exploration
Of the shaft. and | was surprised to
ind Il so well and tightly timbered /;
boxed" Is the better word, since the
tImbering was really n substantial
wooden box built within the square
outlinlngs OF the pit. Common sense
told me that this must have been done
20 prevent the caving In OF the sides ;
and afterwari / remembered wonder
ang, Mt tho time. that the shaft should
have been sunk In caying material
when the remainder OF the bench upon
which the buildings stood appeared to
be little else than solid rock.
ny feeling with free foot I could
determine that the pump suction pipes
Went on stlll farther, and then the
rial adventure began, The ladder
suddenly gave out. quit, ended. There
we're no more rounds below the one
upOn which was standing. That be
ing the case, there was nothing for 4
but 70 dive, feet foremost. and taking
q deep breath, let go OF the ladder
and began to swim downward, Almost
before l realized Il was fighting des
Perately for dear life. One OF the bis
suction pipes had taken hold OF foo
and log, like tentacle OF an enor
nous octopus, ana was unable to sc
Ioase.
After all, II was Daddy Hiram wh'
saved MY life. Suddenly the thunde
81 the pumps. magnliied n thousand
fold for me IN that ley pit OF death
slapled short and the mechanical
sculd lot 60 % my leg. With lung
eursi.ng shot TO the surface am
weakly clutched the ladder. Frame,
N the square Of daylight a dozen Zee
overhead could see Daddy hangln
over the mouth OF the pit; saw hin
and heard his shouted words; "Freez
60 The ladder. hoy--I'm a-connln' dow
efteF yer
was freezing ul right, In bot
senses % the word, but found breat
20 warn him hack. and presently mar
agsd 20 crawl up the ladder aud ro
eat upon the shafthouse floor. Ii
Utantiy Tie old man pouneed upon m'