Penny Dreadfuls, 1899 · page 65 of 68
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‘TOUCHING THE BUTTON, “How 1s that?’ } : ‘“Sold it a month ago, the whole reach clear back to the river, to a nan from Melton.”’ 3 ‘Ward: 2? insinuated Clif. ‘Ward, it was.’’ ‘“Deeded it ?’? ‘“And deed recorded at county seat hiere.”’ “Ali! that is how the four conspirators got onto the locality,’? murmured Clif. “What did he want it for?’? asked the former owner. ‘*Kxpect to find gold amone those oljd pe 2 2 rocks ?’’ ‘“About as good, | ’? nodded Chit, carelessly. (OF) 2”? Ne of se AT. Pg ‘‘What do you mean, Clif?’’ pressed Vic. ‘‘f[ mean just what Isay. It’s all right now, for the title was in Ward, and of course ‘Tomasine in- herits. Ward was no visionary at all. He was look- mio for and he found—a deposit of yellow chrome.”’ Vic knew whit ‘‘yellow clirome’’ was, in a vague wav. In a definite one, he uuderstood that there were only three places in the world where it existed, and one was Maryland. He further comprehended that its use in. artists? colors, glass manufacture aud cotton goods factories, miade it a decidedly valuable commodity. The sun was just rising when a forlorn but plucky figure caine trudging into view along the road Clif and Vic were just returning. It was Tomasine, and she smiled till al] the rugged laudscape seemed to soften, as she recognized her hero preserver, safe and sound. ‘Tm here!’ she observed, brightly. “You are, but a little late, ”) nodded baek Clif. ‘We've settled things.”’ And Clif told her how. ‘The claim of tlie Alleged e partie of fend Simon Ward took instant wings un- ' : . La ~ ; d : Sd ,t.- as \ oe ff * = Seeeeet " 4 ae ia a. a 2 - j * a ‘hy - yar Piacoa ‘> at . oe aA > . = eval i , “ 4 RYT} meet " ae " Bess . i - 7 ° _ Ary - . - -. : i> : . > “7 oo . - cpm i me “a - a 4 r : ~~ ys - Mo. ® ‘ . « 4 7 a a i, = . , » > > as ave Om ‘see aa ss ee ht, as ae, ue aS ron © aa y . ‘2 . a ha - : RN, ae : ‘Niu: » er a < , .- FAs ‘A Sate tL . fe oe RS ot SF A Se ph ae Png Ces hen . —* iP. as . ‘e . b “ . pres ae . Ra : ~ , . Agu «td 4 2 ay a5 he 2 3 42° : » 1” de . . > * ‘im % P “5 ° we be we O. ~ : ~ a*% ” ie ’ & - - a 4 -y ‘ b r =. . _" &, ~~ Prt a " : a J * Fu - i* ex: 74 =» nei ; Pr e Ss iv. ‘A PN“ Ry ‘ee ~~ s ' Seria ‘ ¥ so +? olde a a - ah) ee a “ 7 “a —<—. 2 Sai —e | i" 7, ue iJ e- romicbockekom ' : ‘ ; J '2 . 4 ; é fy ~« =e . 3% 4 : é “. © *.\* - x a ‘ We ~ > f a Lag fom = “ he 54 | , 7 = a * i or” a .. \od a§ i 7c» ~ a, ¢ rs. —s , - > . ~~, _ ee t . “i [ - . i - «€ oo r Pans : Sy Prot . WF bu = * ~_- ——aete — . i . ~~ , e - * ve it s* aes «- * — : - _ --- — . MF ta} he t/.) un " . » . Oe . F ‘. a f “tary A a} ¢ Md ? “ ‘ : 3