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Challenge of the Yukon: Blizzard in the Yukon
Challenge of the Yukon · April 3, 1945 · 14 min · 2,256 words
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A challenge of the Yukon. A TEE on your mind! The underdog King swiftest and strongest of Eskimo leafdogs blazes the trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston, as he meets the challenge of the Yukon.
Sergeant Preston was typical of a small band of Northwest Monet Police who The Reserve Law and Order in the new Northwest country, with a greed for wealth and power, led to frequent violence and bloodshed.
But in spite of the odds against them, Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog king met that challenge, and justice ruled for Antbon. Dick Summers, a young prospector, had been missing for almost a week. Fred Hutton has partnered, been away, and could find no trace of him when he returned.
headed called in the Mounties, Sergeant Preston, to help find Dick, who had struck gold while his partner was away. A blizzard had been raging for two days, but his finally subsided and subsided his search for Dick's summers, and his claim about a mile from their cabin.
Fred Cotton was with him. Here we are, Sergeant. From the left of the creek, had hole in the rock. That's where we've been working. I was so sure covered everything. Here, King. Let's have a look at that cave in the rock.
There's some of his tracks, but I can't tell when he made them. Okay. See these tracks? Find him, boy. Yeah, you understand everything you say? Just above. Look at him circle, picking up the scent.
Probably just lead us back to the cabin. Hey, guys, come on, Fred, we're following. He eats me how he can tell a little trail into that snow. A wind has kept its thin in the spots.
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