The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 11

Tespective dads. their meals off the mantelpiece Policeman Schulman of th stead Station was patroling r before daybreak this qorning ruminating on the stories he ved heard of ghosts and other things on the farm, when he discovered a In wisp of smoke issuing He hid behind a tree and on which # frying pan sizzled with bacon and eges, “How tong will we have to wait? asked one of them, tie while glune- ing around furtively at every noise * replied his compan fon, who then whistled a tune to show he wasn't afraid. n broke in on yheir » Boys’ Quest for Buricd 7 “sure Ends in Trip (oWoodshed With Dad Policeman Discovers Them at Night in Perfectly F:tted Cave in Jersey Hillside. Moved by stories of tremendous wealth buried in the hille on the farm of the late Peter Ashley, a recluse who lived on the outskirts of Homestead, N. J., two boys of New Durham, N. 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