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Challenge of the Yukon: The Blind Man
Challenge of the Yukon · January 31, 1946 · 14 min · 2,176 words
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The challenge of the Yukon! HONKING! HONKING! HONKING! Wonderdog King, Swiperson Strongest of Eskimo League Dogs, Blaze of the Trail through Storm and Snow for Sergeant Preston, as he meets the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was typical of the small band of Northwest Monique Police, who preserved law and order in the new Northwest Country,
Where the 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 triumphant. Old Ezra Thompson set alone in his cabin with his dog Rex, the large German shepherd gazed up at his master and whined sympathetically
as he noted the sorrow in the old man's voice. Sir Rex, yes you're all a gird man. Now the gym is dead. Don't know how we're going to make help without him. I'm sure thankful I got you though fella.
It'd be 90 helpless without you. Come in! Have you Sergeant Preston? Yes. All right for bringing King in? Well sure. Rick snows him. They won't fight. All right King. Come on boy. Find a chair Sergeant and sit down.
Thanks, l'chol. I brought you some good news, l'chol. He did? Jim left you all his money. Yes, he had no relatives. No, he didn't have no relatives. He said he'd take care of me if he died first.
We've been partners a long time. No one realized that Jim is a wealthy man. Well, T. What do you mean? He never told me. I think he didn't tell you, because it might make you feel that you were holding him here.
They could have gone out into the world and lived very comfortably. Well, I wouldn't have let him stay here if I'd known. I think Jim knew that, as well. But since he was the cause of your losing your sight, he felt responsible.
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