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GOLD! The Rambler Club's Gold Mine BY W. CRISPIN SHEPPARD AUTHOR OF "THE RAMBLER CLUB AFLOAT" "THE RAMBLER CLUB'S WINTER CAMP" "THE RAMBLER CLUB IN THE MOUNTAINS&qu…
THE MAP "Yes, fellows, I guess we're in for a lot more adventures; finding that mine isn't going to be so easy—mountains to climb, swift streams to ford, and—" "Lots of wild …
PETE IS AMUSED "Pete Colliver!" gasped Bob Somers. Hastily he snatched up the map and stuffed it into a table drawer, while Tim Lovell sprang to the door, which was shaking under the repeat…
ALL ABOARD! The day of departure had actually come at last. It was a beautiful morning, with a brisk, cool breeze sending white clouds scudding through the blue above, while the Columbia's broad…
THE "OSPREY" The "Osprey" was a staunch, trim-looking schooner of graceful proportions. Captain Mason, still quite young, and with enthusiasm corresponding to his years, kept his …
THE OTHER BOAT A chorus of exclamations rang out. "Mr. Lovell! Can't be possible—you don't mean it?" screeched Tommy. "Yes, I do—sure as you're sixty-three inches high.&…
CAPTAIN JERE Captain Jere Slater had never been more astonished in his life; there was something in Pete Colliver's manner which had almost assured him that the stocky boy spoke the truth. Stand…
THE INDIAN Wanatoma, aged warrior and friend of the boys, sat before his log cabin in the midst of the forest wilderness. He had retreated to this lonely spot when increasing years robbed him of his …
MIDNIGHT "Well, how are you goin' to find Mr. Lovell among about five thousand people?" asked Jack Conroy. "Say somethin', Timmy." "Let's hunt up the steamboat…
THE BRONCHOS It was late in the afternoon of the next day when the boys, following a well-defined cattle trail which led over range after range of hills and through broad valleys, came in sight of a …
