Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Gin Ulibe CEEnh uf Ghz Wnrlh Bangl Something whizzed past Sober Sam's ear with a wicked hum, and kicked up a powdery puff of snow beyond. Crackl went a second shot, noticeably closer, before Sam's practiced fingers tore his rifle from the pack on the tobaggan. He whirled around and saw, stealing up across the snows, a toboggan with two men running beside it, one of whom was whipping up the dogs. On the toboggan was another man, raising his rifle for a third shot. Before he could fire, the mail carrier's Win- chester cracked viciouslyg the fore- most dog of the other team let out one howl, then keeled over dead. His mates, carried on by their momentum, tripped over each other and him, mak- ing a mess of the harness. Old Sam didn't stop to enjoy his work. seizing his whip, he cried, Mush, Wolf! Mush, Neewahlu The willing dogs strained at their load and soon the old Siwash with his precious cargo was tearing back over the trail they had made the previous day. Several dirty canvas bags with U. S. M. on the sides proclaimed Sam's busi- ness. In addition to his regular load of mail, Sam was carrying one hun- dred pounds of gold to be sent down the Yukon and then to the States. Now old Sober Sam had faced fire and flood, heat and cold, but he had never had quite the shock he received on finding someone sneaking up be- hind him with a rifle leveled at his head. Suddenly, upon turning around, he perceived not two hundred yards behind, coming at a very fast pace, the outfit he had just demoralized. Robbers, to be sure, but how had they learned that he was carrying gold? He again raised his rifle, but the enemy's dogs were now wise, and the pacing huskies dodged his second missile. The other men opened fire: bullets began to fly thick and fast. lust as Sam was raising his rifle for a tenth shot he suddenly felt an intense pain in his side. Gritting his teeth, the Indian plied both whip and cudgel on his malemutes. They fairly flew fContinued on Page 141 BUSINESS Is BOOMING THANKS TO YOUR CONFIDENCE IN CLEAN COAL AND COKE BUY MILWAUKEE SOLVAY COKE. THE FUEL WITHOUT A FAULT.,, ENERGY COAL HTHE BURNING ANSWER. 't LAKE FUEL COMPANY C. A. JILLSON, Pres. PHONE 1307.