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(Continued) One evening I spied the saturnine Rlbwood climbing down the hill t0 our tent. He hailed me: “Say, we want a night watchman up at the claim to go iour hours a, night at a. dollar an hour. You see, there's been a lot oi sluice- box robberies lately, and we're scared for our clean-up. There's (our hours every night the place is dacrted, and. Hooimau proposedwe should get you to keep watch." "Yes," I said; "I'll rim every evening ii the others don't ob- lect."

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It was the dimmest and most un- and tom ires. certain hour oi the tour, and I was nlng in irom all directions.

sitting at my post oi guard. As the night was chilly, I had brought along an old gray blanket similar in color to the mound ot pay-dirt. There had been quite a cavity dug in the dump during the day, and

side lay a loaded shotgun.

said, "let him have a clean-up oi lead instead oi gold." Lying there I got to thinking oi the robberies. They were remark- able. All had been done by an ex- pert. Each time the robber had cleaned up from two to three thou- sand dollars, and all within the past month. There was some mys- terious maslercrook in our midst. one who operated swiitly and sure- ly, and leit absolutely no clew o: his identity. ‘ I was quiet ior s. while, watch-

the dusk.

was right: they were.

1y. crawling like a, snake, he worked his way to the sluice-boxes, prone but a keen watcher could have seen him. Again ‘and again 11s paused, peering around, listening intently. Very carefully, mt}; my eyes fixed on him. I lllted the gun to my shoulder. I had him covered. I waited. Somehow I was logthtg shoot. My nerves were a-qulver, Prwf. more proof, I said. 1 saw mm W°Tk1n8 busily, lying flat along-side the boxes. How claim how skllliul he was! He was dis. Wmlwilns the boxes. He would let the water run to the ground; then,

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into this I crawled and wrapped semi-slosm. W111!!! ifflniicfllly. mid myseli ln my blanket. From my with the excitement oi s man- positioh I could see the string '0! hunt. And in the midst or it all I boxes containing the rifles. By my 1w 1n s mo! d mud and Will"-

"1: the swine come," lRi-bwood had my les-

surly and disgruntled. iiig drssmily the dark shadows oi’ "id Immun-

Hist! What was that? Surely the W°°¢ "l"! hm- miimw- 1 m“ bushes were moving ovu- there by loeasto. Black Jack says Pat was the hillside, 1 “mined my c,“ I cached away, dead to all the world, in the back room o! the Omega I watched and walnut A man ISElOOXi all night. There's W70 10M- ’was parting the bush“ Cautious” ers and the boa-keeper to back him up. What can we do in; the lace o!

' kets and s. into, ma, and, keep

, ens it was the Worm. , I gave a cry oi surprise, and my

cat-like twist. and wry himself Men WGN I'll!!-

"Catch him!" 1 cried. "Yonder he goes." But the little man was shootifls got-ward like a deer. Right and leit ran his pursuers, mirtakms each other ior the robber 111 the

with a. sprained wrist and a bite on

"Why didn't ;l.u hold bin-i?" shouted Rlbwood.

"I couldn't," I answered. "I saved your cleanup, and he got some oi’ the lead. Besides, I know who he ls. Pal; Doogan."

"You don't say. Well I'm darned. We'll get him. I'll go into town first thing in the morning and get out a warrant for 111m."

Ho went, but the next evening back he returned, looking very

"Well, what about the warrant?"

"Didn't get it,” snapped Rib-

that? Say, young teller, you mistook your man.” “I guess I did not," I protested stoutly. ,

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{rims went on and tho cabin was quietly nearing completion. The root oi poles was in plice. It only remained to cover it with moss and thawed-out earth to make lt our iuture home.

More and more my dream hours were jealously consecrated to Berna. How ineiiably sweet were they. How full d: delicious imsg. ininssi How pregnant oi high hope! Oh. I was born to love, I think. and I never loved but one. This story oi my life u the story oi Berna. It is a thing 0g words Hid WOIGB 5nd WOIdI, yet every word is Berna, Berna. Feel the heartache behind it all. Read be- tween the lines. Berna. Berna. The Prodigal was always "sngop- ing" around and gleanlng inior. motion irom most mysterious sour. ces. One evening he came to us, ‘TOYS. 8% PEI-fly. quick. There's a rumor oi a stampede (01- g new creek. Ophlr creek they call it, away on the other side 0i the di- vide somewhere. A ptospectm- went 4°“ i" Mt and sot titty-cent dirt. We've got to getln on that There's u mob coming from Dawgqn but we'll set there before tho rush."

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Suddenly the Prodigal said to mo: “Say buys you will have to go on without me. Pm all in."

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Jim. "We've sot to get on to tho An active fluid that attacks disease

trail oi that clowd. Travel blazes. We can cut theni on at tho head oi the valley."

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