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William Rinn, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth; herf�, in the bank, and buy it. I'll rocked from side to sid1b. "I dunno c-)mpanies by the hundred were pno- a driller and a sort of promoter too. -Calvin Gray, but just arrived from wh,, 1 1 1 I.. 1-1 ,.;" � ' "; "
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3rucefie'ld ......... 8.15 4.30 which to turn this Property. I in- rich man to his office and it cleans etan-of oil. Then a wilder madness strayed upon the right of way with er paused and stared hard at a mem- makes us realize how really marvel-, . I " - , � � 1
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.1, I S Walton ..................... 6.40 A,n, him Hvin' here, like a king with The California gold rush, the great difficult to secure. The surface of c in," was '. . .. � T; .
� ' n-ning wheels sto:-kboldetrs e to, "spud missEd it once. Call it a miracle if _-:�_ , �,
MeNaught ................. 3.52 everybody bowin' an' scrapin'!" Alaskan stampede, the diamond fren- the land melted and spi . , cam I.,
it. traffic h al ted, vehicles the true source of that gas discoverred vou choose. but it cost Brick and me . .. .;,
.. �, 'foronto .................... 10.25 Ignoring the effect upon Allie of zies of South Africa and of Australia, churned , ' ":;�,
this intelligence, he continued his re- all ware tepic in their -way, but none sank, 'horse-, d een r ins -then the e-ntCTprise assumed such a two th,ousand iron men, and I've got ,, �, 7,
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MeNaught ................. 1"48 "Then, they got their lawyer in an I For one thing, the time was ripe habitants; tornadoes, thick -with a nis had 'been the nature of Me- dozen five-eallon cans and fill One was a date with a peach -Detroit', I ,�, .
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Myth ...................... 12.12 ed like held, never git through, but the staging of an unprecedented them until they CUTSP(l the fate t t ro � them in a row behind a brick ..... ..".
12.23 laid the corner stone of their partner- wall. My ten. or any part of it, say-, " �.:�f �
Amburn .................... . he did, an' they signed some things drama. The enormous wastage of a had brought them. thither. ' 11 .. � t .,
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Mister Gray told world's war, resulting in. a cry for 'But in Wichita Falls, where there Ship. bis electric wiggle .stick TnlI point to Premier King was fifty-fouT yeam 1:.'7,
. DdaGaw .................... 12-34 an' we come out, an, ichita Falls, Stone'- � .1.
...... 12.41 me I'd make forty-eight thousand more production, a new level of high wag shelter overhead and pavements Arrived at W the One with the oil. What do you of age on Wmiday last. It is time he I "
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it, I told him I'd fell down an' turn- with money, pockets were stuffed with of wide experience and some accom- ing in round figures.-Kincardins Re- . . I I I
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` you that's made forty-eigbt thousand, quicker gains. Inasmuch as the Wichita Falls he bad 'never in I . 1.
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pnRiting a check drawn upon a Chi- Y-, P money spent annually on face powder i��,
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whenener victory hnd perched upon
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wings were., fairly folded.
Mr. McWad6 bad finally determined
the check at its convenience.. prog-ress?
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a hundred dollarsl"
Allie spoke again in great relief.
written, owing to the fact that no
human mind could follow the swift
to wipe off the slatv and commence
So many werr� the. strangers in The answer ig to be. found in the
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event-, of the next few tumultuou s
all oveT. Accordingly, he had Relect-
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Wi(,bita Fall-, s<) grpnt the ru.,
that the banks had %an,dY country covered with 9TR---%
man of comfortable
retired from business. - .
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ed a new field'. a -nd, in order to Tnake
new customer%,
i Re, - ond, trejes, but without surface water.
of inw,Wgating their
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Well I declarel"
Chaos camp. Life in the oil fields be-
of ceaseless
it a real standing stsrt4 be had like-
wise eboseii a new -name. He had
no means
counts except by writing at their own The most primitive paotottalists and,
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She rose and turned her back upon
came a phantasmagoria
action and excitememt-a fantastic
arrivf,d -at VVichita Polls with one suit
r', . T is was SntiirdaV FtfteT- agriculturists ,;bun the region,, as
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of clothes and nothing More, except
ranging
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of grace, so be pocketed his new pass
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irritably. "Not now be aim't. I Says
"Burk" was a sleepy little town,
do7 -ng a -mid parched wheat Ilelds. The
sortment of contusions
an as,
in coloy,from angry red to bl ack-and-
Fnd check -bvooks, then mingled with 'to live. by bunting alone.
Here find numerous tribes of
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blue, these same being the direct re-
the crowd at the Weqtlard ITO tel. He we
le�nqes drilling sites, is- wild -men living in the Stone Age and
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exciting than a crop failu re ever hap-
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The topic of con-
sult of repeated altercations with
rouglishod member-; of a trai r crew .
boup�bt and
tming Inesl checks i r payment tb,ere- representing the main, stems of Pre-
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the weather and, as
These collisions McWad0 bad not
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protest ;then, "What tare 7ou talkin'
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Worth his n niobtTwive prnencp on
tb,� baggage 'had been discover-
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irorring bt- hod turned bis last leam consists largely of 401iclm
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"You VOU fboll" . T s. From a stances -were such that 20 OneT train OOT or t ,,his them a corpselika appamme, but
qbrill with their bickerin�L tow12 ould do ,at all, so be 46clared. When wai at the lipi$eht of tl�6 �`Oyl'a-lsite tbpy aro munlIv eovvod -*K& a twet &A * W Was 69. Cilk,
Gus Briskow looked UP with & start diltflrep., the skV line of the w .
to And his daughter staudlwg over looked like a thlek nest of, lAttl4ce lbzt- - Ile had beell booted, oV Tio mmic va- boom, Vud vVithin a f�w lourn 142- layer Of gre"%'a'aud &Tto vwou =N22 126 2,916aft RR
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