Peabody High School - Peabody Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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' 'l' ll li l'l2.Xl1UDY 17 MARGARET BROOKS, 'Editor IOSEPH HARRlSON, Editor Room 120 Room l09 RETRIBUTION Carol Savage l'll get to lfort Silver in three days if l have to kill every d-- dog in doing it. cursed l'nited States Blakinson as he strode toward the door of the trading house. llis heavy voice rolled and boomed through the noisy room attracting everyone's attention to the conversation. l'nited States whirled again with his hand on the door knob. llis little red rimmed eyes shot sparks at -loe lilk, the owner of the trading post. l'll get there in three days, -loe lilk, and be back here in eight for the nioney-mor you Y 'l'he door banged vieiously blowing a wave of icy wind over the staring inmates of the room. .X momentary hush followed and then the elinkinig of glasses and jingle of coins was resumed with increasing hilarity. .loe lilk sat motionless staring at the table before him. llis shaggy brows were knit over a pair of cruel gray eyes, shadowing their depths to an almosot inky blackness. 'loe was known throughout the North for his cold blooded cruelty to everything that breathed. l.iving in a land of desperate men he was the most desperate and hardest of all. lt was whispered his revolver butt carried nicks for eight lives and there was not a hand of the law that was not aching to grasp him. lle controlled the trading of Alaskan seal at a most important post: a position he had won bv a mroffram of murderinv 1 l 5 bl' stealing, lying and bullying such as had never been equaled in that country.