Mystery Camp and Hidden Cache Near Slate Ledge
Old Cy and Ray stalk a hidden McGuire cave above a slate ledge amid a smoky trapper campsite. They discover pelts and signs of a hideout while wary of a pursuing foe. The two push on toward Birch Camp as Pete Bolduc closes in on McGuire's trail.
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Old Cy
Ray
Ohich
McGuire
Chip McGuire
Birch Camp
Pete Bolduc
Night Duel Ends McGuire's Reign On Silent Lake
Pete Bolduc uses patience and Indian cunning to stalk McGuire in a remote lake cave. McGuire, secure by slate shelter and cache of gold, is ambushed by Bolduc in a nocturnal knife and rifle clash, ending in death. The pursuit shifts to winter camp life at Birch Camp as Ray reforms under Old Cy and spring approaches. Levi, a former guide, arrives as plans for departure emerge.
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Mittin
Basie
Wim
Gy Walker
Juiy
Cy Walker
Livir
Martin
Tevi
Lenient
Offivers
McGuire
Packin Ann
Materer
Chip
Tomah
Tiniin
Ray
Pete Doline
Levi
Bouldine
Diddy
Amyzi
Greenvale
Chin
Nie
Aunt Comfort
Hannah
Pete Bolduc
Umbwyires
Old Gy
McGuire's Pantry
Trapper
Old Cy
Pete
Tie
Birch Camp
Jake
Mooseborn
Dibs Qik i ih ada hat A THRIFTY WIFE
A married couple, John and Mary Sherman, argue over thrift and the so-called rainy day. Her frugality, driven by fear of need, leads to misjudgments from neglecting a sick child to unsafe groceries and a comically disastrous goat purchase, testing their patience and marriage.
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John
Mary
John Sherman
Jack
Marie
Papa
Maris
George
True Friendship Between Dog and Horse Owner Recalled
English coach dog named Mages, owned by J N T D Reeves, objected to the sale of a horse by his master. Reeves repurchased the horse to keep the pair together. When the new buyer tried to lead the horse away, the dog bit the halter and refused to release it until compelled by his owner.
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Mages
J. N. T D. Reeves
New Consumption Treatment Reported in Daily Press
Nature notes reports of a new treatment for consumption involving the removal of diseased lung tissue by operation. The novelty lies in using hot water or steam to control hemorrhage, with lung excision having occurred occasionally over the last 76 years. The procedure would serve only a very small number of selected cases.
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Daily Press
Nature
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IF & & Shefard CO
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