A Klondike Cure

A Sullivan man whose yoiing son had had symptoms of Klondike fever offered him the necessary thousand with which to start if he could transport 2,000 pounds of paving blocks overland to Hardwood hill, on the airline road, between Feb. 18 and March 30, without the aid of horses, giving him the privilege of all the hand sleds he desired and three square meals, stateof-Maine and woman-cooked, every day. The young man looked at the blocks, then to the east, shook his head