The True Life Story of Swiftwater Bill Gates

The true life story of Swiftwater Bill Gates – is a biography of "Swiftwater" Bill Gates which was published in 1908 and written by Iola Beebe, Mother-in-law of Swiftwater Bill. It may seem strange to Alaskans, men and women who do live in a distant but close to the northern golden land, that Swiftwater Bill, known by both the old Sour Doughs and the Cheechacos, asked the author to write a real story of his life, but it really is fact. Bill Gates is, in some ways, and in many ways even in many ways, one of the most wonderful people the lust for gold has ever spawned in any climate and latitude. The author could only believe that the romantic element in Swift Water Bill's character - a character as fluid and varied as a kaleidoscope - prompted Swift Water Bill to ask her to do him this favor. Probably a lot of people - perhaps hundreds - can say that this work cannot be rewarded, and they may speak badly about the Swiftwater, saying, perhaps, that he is more inclined to act royally with strangers and forget those who helped him and gave him support. The author did not judge Swiftwater Bill, and she didn’t want him to be judged by others, unless the individual reader of this little piece might want to. If he opposed the people close and dear to him - if he chose to generously distribute gold to strangers, at the same time forgetting about his own obligations - the author is not one to point the finger at his eccentricity. For this reason, the narrative inside these covers is limited to facts pertaining to Swiftwater Bill's career - a character worthy of the pen of Dumas or Dickens - with his flaws and his virtues portrayed as impartially as the author can do.