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IawiuwW-l‘ (Continued) My comlmnlon pointed to an in

After a session or debate, we de-, ner room with a 010684 door. ,cided to reserve our rights to stake!

a bitier awakening. ii-est we had expected to get ground and Charlie Haw." that was gold from the grass-roots "down. But there was work to be caste were medium-sized ‘men. Still clone, and we would not let our- water Willie was in evening dress.

‘permits granted, and abuses of the others he l0\\'01'0d Striking]?

jevery kind practiced on the free

"Say, boys, I guess I've done a Vsiirk piece of work," said the Prod- igal with some satisfaction, as he {entered our tent. "I've bought

‘thrcc ivholo outfits on tho bcncil.

G05 them for 25 pcr ceiit loss thall

the cost; price in Seattle. Pll pull

out I00 per ccnt on the deal. Now’s

tile tllllc to got in and buy from the

quittars."

I “It's too bad t0 lake advantage‘ '0! them," I suggested.

"Too bad nothing. That's busi-

ness; your necessity, my opportun-

lty, Oil, you'd never make a money

getter, lily boy, this sidc of the mil-

lcnniuln-and you Scotch, too."

O I I l I I

I roamed the long streets with an m." ul restless agony in my heart. Where was Berna, my girl, so pre- cious now it seemed I had lost her? ' I visioned evils befalling her; I pierced my heart with dagger- thrusts of fear for her and wellll “On I Don't ‘Care What the Devil If I could only find her! The land! Your Name lsﬂ-lle Broke in Petu- was n great symphony; she the‘ lantiy. l l

haunting theme of it. I bought a. copy of the Nugget

masterful and I Pfelt somehow the

"The Klondike kings are in there. I . . . ti I time int the till a good chance offerd. It was hard at it. Theres Black Jack and °:u;‘t“°'“;:th°“some° Jew‘ b; the Like all the Stiiiwater Willie and Claude ‘ferry “ ‘Y

Eagerly I looked in. All but Lo-

“oh, the weariness of that. wait-

insl I" “*5 i“ the yqungiuiziﬁ when the 83""? bloke up‘ ner door oPenltd “d him‘ “ck ed. “ﬁr: moment I had followed and overtaken him “My, mcssw." He turned and 88" m9 l‘ “a” from his broodinB eye‘- “Jack Imasuy; my name," he answered carelessly. 1 walked slonzslde 11""- "wen, w,» 1 “m, ‘my name's Mgldnmi, Athol lillleldrum." "oh, I don't cars what the devil your name is," he broke in Petu- mngm "Don't, bother me just now. I'm tired. What do you W811i. work?" "No," 1 said, "I just want s scrap

name of Winklesteln. I've lost ‘truck of them and r think you my be able to tell me where they m!’ | He was all attention now. He

I remember noticing the party on the way in, but what became of

This is my hotel."

I He had half entered when he paused and turned to me. His face was urbane, his voice suave to sweetness; but it seemed to mo there was a. subtle mockery in his tone.

(To Be Continued)

ARMISTICE

An army is marching onward to- dill’. Unseen by human eyes. Triumphantly marching on way,

To mansions in the skies.

I sec along the vision of years. This army conquering come,

Their sins all washed by n. nation's

tears,

And stlllreniembered as the years D858 onward one by one Their faces lllumed by the hopes of youth,

Their eyes uplifted by love,

We gave them all to the cause or truth,

As a sacrifice from above.

their

All that

. _ - a‘ They W111 answer evely questlol-L selves be dsheartened ‘Haw was a sandy-haired man with turned halfliamutld lattldnsslttmtgaliized g0 . ' ‘ _ , r1 d ‘ n e . en The Jam-wagon had already dC-Idillft)’, uneasy eyes, Terry was of aiztgasﬁl i’: e rough ymanne; f‘ '—' {sorted us. He was off up 0n Eldoj a bulldog tyne. stocky and Dﬂwer- changed. ms eyes were bland, his f; lrado somewhere, shoveling dirt in- ful. But 1t Was 10°55“? W110 Bfip- voice moon‘ as cream p . I Ito a sluice-box for ten dollars s, day, ped and riveted ‘my ﬂtﬁeni/ion- 1 “wmkmbem ,, he echoed ﬁr“? Q ‘ I G d! I made up my mind I would loliow; He was a massive man. heavy 0f iuve. "wmkleistehr seemes to me g ' ll him, Jim also would go to work, llnib and brutal in strength. There I dogemember the‘ name. but for z ‘a , ’, ivhlie the Prodigal, we agreed was o. greatspread oi.’ his shoulders the me of me I can“ remember , would look after our interests, and and a con-Willis DOW" ill hi8 every ‘vhem was them a gm with g stake or buy a. good claim. Ilmovomcnt. He had a square heavy them?" ‘f r, t‘ hi ‘l , sneerln mouth a - ' t”: “siding: “limits: aulgona nglscm black Wis tilﬂl; ‘were i "Yes", I said eagerly’ “a young ‘é Everyone who is a paid In zidvance subscriber excepting i“ 8- ~ n f” “P _ _ W ° e ‘ ' v t m d gm]. ‘r eloplu_\ees of The Guardian and their families may take nlsalg the public oillces for their as cold us the‘ ua crs a e- “A young gm ah ,1 He seemed o pzirt. A5 many members of one family ofa paid ln_ advance ‘mm cn,.ichn,c,,,_ Franchises were sorted shalt. His hair was raven it r] t hard ' 8'1"“ “wen m 6Q silbsl-riliei- may compete as desire anlll any sliIibscriiLcr boil“, given ,0 the favorites of those dark, and his Sh“ betrayed the ‘to! rtd. ec r i881 . t h l. Y ‘I; . ~_. -. ~1eorsewiscs,i .’_ “’ , , _ . ' ca,‘ _ cifgfpﬂaeagrffffﬁul}, jagged ing1vmuﬂ|;y_ [in power, concessions sold, liquor Mexicali strain in llls blood. Above rm ’ 1m a m d n e9 you o9‘

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were the chief factors in the game‘ which cost the lfirst-named the, sum of $10,000. u

"Loeasto came to Dawson from his claim yesterday. It is said that ‘before leaving the Forks he lwt a sum ranging in the neighborhood of $5.000. Last night; he began play- ing in the Ivfalnmute with Haw and . Torry in all, cffoit, it is supposed, to recoup his losses at the Forks. The play continued nearly all night, and

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Mr. C. M. Stroeder, Hanover, OnlL, writes:— "1 could hardly do my work, and otter going up or down stairs I had to sit or lie down for a while as I would bo all out of breath. '

I could hardly go down town for if I walked two or three blocks I was ready to lull over.

I took several boxes of Miiburife Heart sud Nerve Pills and om glad to say l have been totally relieved of my trouble.”

_ _ _ ' _ Council schools nt Tooting and Co“ ﬁlfltlélullalglrinlgfltffl ibnrﬁgeneriil stores, Oflllllllﬂd direct on receipt o! price by The T. Milhurn streathan have stopped sports and

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Notice Is hereby special general meeting of the Three

81"" "i" B At Montague, Tuesday, December

i‘ _‘_ lst at 1 o'clock P. M. House and ....... ,1; m 1d_ Lo w, gt h , d River Silver Bla k Fox Company ’ ' ~ . 1"“ S""‘““'° '“"'°“’ C“"“‘“”“ °""‘ ‘dboveewidsnthgplosercati thssariizuﬁ games outside or school our: an I.td., Swill be held in the oaa m- Lot. r ly occupied by Miss no", 1 ' ' - 7'00‘) children must 10mg‘, the r m“ lows’ llall Montague on Monday McCarron . ,, . . . - . My subscription is paid n. roam u. ........... °i $i9»°°°- Pubhc "otmg As To rvﬂtivns- This decisiim was ‘"1- November 16th, 1931, at 1.30 P. M. WILLMM Mccmnok Jack 110M510! Why had I 110i. - - nounced by the Tooting Bee Schools lforikhe purpoisii: of plalssitnguthc fol- 998541 10 31 . ‘ xhmc of siilvsirrilier ............. thought of him before? Surely l! I I , 5pm“ Assocyamm’ which controls ow g resou on:— a ie nec- ' ' - ‘ anyone knew of the girl's where- ames at more than 30 schools. ‘cssary “on be ‘aim’ to wind up ‘he -. A 3 business of the Three Rivers Silver . ddresl abouts, it would be he. I determin-

Black Fox Company Ltd" under the provisions of the Voluntary Wind- ,ing Up Act," and that the business ‘of the said Company be wound up_ accordingly, and for the purpose of appolnti ,, a liquldator or liquida- ._.__._. tors for such winding up. 0t the model Fox Company's Fox , Bu“! odour 21st’ 1931' Ranch and sixteen acres of land will i GEO. A. Pgﬂlig, t be held on the premises Sherwood m‘ c“ '

ed I would ask him at once.

So I hastily finished my coffee and inquired of the waiter where I might find the Klondike king. “Oh, Black Jack," he said; “well at the Green Bay Tree, on the Tivoli. or the Monte Carlo. But there's a. big poker game on and

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