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"Say. You'ro looking mighty man-woman, a. Shrew |, cg;-mag-

blue. Cheer up, dam youi Whats anti

'the matter?" said the Prodigal af~_~ But I was growing weary of the licctionately. _crowd and longed to go beiqw_ I

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enough, for had I not just received voice of the Prodigal droned in my ' letters from home, one from Garry car. '

_‘and one from mother? Garry’s was; "Therc's an old man and his grave, eensorlous, almost remon-‘Is’rilllfidllllSlli€r. relatives of the istrant. He pointed cut that I was Winklesteins, I believe. I think the _in a fair way of becoming s rolling _old feilow’s got a. screw loose. pom- stone, and hoped that I would atcs irom_ Portland. Speak.; Yiddish ,once give up my mad notion of the or some such jargon Only lnigiim ,isouth suis and soberly proceed_he knows is ‘Klondike, Klondike’

, Ito the Noraiiwest, _The girl looks hear-broken, poor

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from the ground up You can’i; down a man like that"

He indicatcd another group. “Now theres three birds oi prey.

Dllllhnnllncr, Marks and Mosher,

athlete. Nume`s Mervin. See the f°riY'5eVen""’ 8. 503 Vblce asked( other. lle\\'s:m’s li`s name; solid as’ EWU ere She SD0l¢e I dlvined it il. tower; nlusclcd like a bear; builtyW9»" the -79W<i-‘Sh Zifl 0! the gray

I “I‘ve just heard from the folks," CISE- Then for the first time iiitsag i t I

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' I-Uday to will a on you-" I wlll not uv to denier the no a 3 a a re ar a' e rlce ° ° °

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,cant renlg now. You’ve got to seei Will Ollly Say that her face was

~-, ‘the thing through what you wahllvely pale. and that she had large

l I0 do IS to getbusy and make your- P9-lheilo gray eyes. "I`was the mee,

self acquainted Say! Of all the I l110ll.sht. of a virgin martyr with

~ i llocoed outfits this here aggrogatlonlfl fear-haunted look hard to for..

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I if \ i / h lm-a-honed mush. 'rheyve get al "P°°l little besea-rl"

_ ,~ A), / notion they‘ve just got to get “pi Then I cursed myself for a sen. ~ _ __ »-- i there and pick big nuggets out of tlmental impressionlsi and 1 wen; /1 f - ,© I f _ _ __ -

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to group, picking _out characteris-.”°t Wh° W8-S 50 be my 100111-mate. tic figures. FWUD8. very much downhearted I

_ Salvation Jim was talking to two stfeimhed myself on the upper

_ _ . - _,,._ Q men, berth. and yielded t/o 5 mood of _- ~‘ _ _ ,\ }`_./r f_,_____-1*" , '_ “Thcre's al pair oi \v nners. I put penltenmll Sadness- AS I lay. there _ ‘ ‘_-'.,;_ , L - my money on them. Native-bom_°°me Vi0l€l\t voices to my door, ._'_lf_~. ,l,-_{~'.__‘ _ / / W, - Ahimnms, hu gi-li .hs gei.up_ seeguitllral tones blended with liquid ”- "3 f "-_.')' '~: _ ‘ , G" '~~ /)>' the tall one smokin c` OMS- last!-l B

1 g a lgur and ' y timid knock. Quickly

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She led forward the old mah. “Thls,is my_ grandfather. The

Steward told me this was his room l'

‘written in a fine faltering hand,_her hand on his shoulder, stood o. ,brought the tears to my eyes; .so_sllm figure in black. Indifferently itat it was icry blcakly I leaned my eyrs traveled from her feet to

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_one is Bullhammer. He's in the lsnlocn business. The middle-sized

:one in the plug hai; is Marks; calls

_himself a mining broker. The thirds Jim Mosher. He`s an out- und-out gambler, 9. sure-thing man, ‘once was a. pnrson.” _

"A bad-looking bunch," I said. "Yes, thel'e's heaps like them on

board. Just get next to them two Jews Mike and Rebecca Winkle- stein They’re going to open up a. sporty restaurant." »

The man was a small bandy legged

creature, with eyes that squinted, a, complexion like ham fat and waxed mustaehes. But it was the woman who seized my attention._ Never did I see such a strapping Amazon, six loot if an inch, and massive in proportion. She was

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Charlottetown in Prince Edward IS-<

on Tuesday, the 17th day of

A_\ D., 1031, at the hour*

twelve o`clock noon, ALL that

ate lying and being on Township number ci lh x1ns'S County lp Said Island, bounded and dcSCrib2d BS follows, that ls to say:-On the ell-Si by hind in the pos-='== *lon °f -“mfs Gormley, on the no; ' ‘l by land HUW or formerly in the D0S5@55i°l`l °f George Borrey, on the west by the. _Commercial Road and on the south by 'a"`f':act of land in the P05Se55l°n

_ uf Peter Cassidy, containing 25 heres uf land a little more or less. bein!!

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So I withdrew, and when 1 re. flllllfd she was zone; bu. the old man slept peacefully.

It was late before I turned in,

Every one had gone below, I thought, and the loneliness pleased me.

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to break her heart.

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