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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1922

Page

12

Ben Darby Faces Wild Wolf to Save Woman in Yukon Tale

In a rugged frontier scene Ben Darby confronts Fenris, Hiram Melville’s wolf, to rescue Beatrice as a dangerous chase unfolds toward a rich gold claim near Snowy Gulch. Ben commands the beast, tames it, and earns Morris’s astonished praise while Beatrice’s safety hinges on his calm mastery.

Ann Rt Darby Woedeman Cancelat France Seattle Walla Walla Penitentiary Beram Melville Hiram Ken Snowy Gulch B.C Wiram Melvill Jeffery Neason Ang Ray Brent Neilson Beatrick Neulson Chan Heminway Melville Hena Steve Morris Ben Hiram Melville Wonan

Beatrice Nelson Bonds With Wolf Tamed by Ben

Ben, returned from the woods, discovers Beatrice Nelson, a woods girl of his own kind. The tamed Fenris obeys him, and Beatrice’s presence stirs feelings he intends to keep in check while he plans to press on into the forest tomorrow. Ben recognizes Minas Neilson as Beatrice’s father’s name and eyes the next journey with cautious hope.

Ben Darby Norman Fenris Morris Ben Beatrice Fenric Hiram Melville Geattle France Hiram Minas Neilson Beatrice Nelson Neilson Santa Claus Christman

Christmas Faith of Four Pioneer Girls in Puget Sound

Four young girls named Mrs. Hunsacker Everet t Mrs. Granger Sumner and Mrs. George Talcott Olympia trust in a jolly Christmas Fairy Grandfather. Little Ella is dead, Addie Talcott narrates the tale from the Six Chimneys house as snow falls in December 1862 over Puget Sound frontier.

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