Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 259, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 27, 1925 Page: 11 of 14
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LICHITA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27,1925
Dan Barry died. It took a pile
when Kate followed him. After
I was sort of living inside of
And that don’t do a man no
light
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re the end
out Jr,
tys, when
to make
new that
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New Ge ea with the Story
Rainey was trying to persuade
Daniels that it was foolish for him
to throw in his destiny with theirs
when he had taken no part in the
attempt on the bank, but it was not
double- .
elo
v, unde- 2 -
half tus- WAV
2, The hard kor nues to prove W nua uat
ling half. T ha was wrong. There would be a
n don - Hill 1. — 4" 4 - -4-2-4-
clashing derci
that set %
leam has *
idule pro-
lger team
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in improv- 1
h may be "
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le is iden-anl
first half, **7
ther outfit a it
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in a pond, ,
tral color,
sh-slivet.
‘ly tins
nce
mob trial and mob justice for every
unwounded man taken from the
stable that night,
They turned back to their captive,
whose fear had a litsia ehetai uele
demanded to
horses in the
at once to the
of the town of Wickson was amply
attested by the condition of its lead-
ing livery stable. For there were
fully 180 animals in the stalls and
most of them were excellent mounts.
There was no need for him to
point out the bestot the lot. A tall,
wide shouldered roan. apparently
capable of bearing even the bulk
of Harry Gloster, and a slender
limbed little brown mare stood out
head and shoulders above the rest:
They saddled these and brought
them back in allence. For it, was
plain that theyhad only , one
chance, and that chance was really
a delusion. They must attempt to
break out through the front for the
48 rear entrance of the stable and
—1* a ride to liberty. 5077
C . It was, indeed, worse than hope-
less, for the street in front of the
**: stabiesaar lined with fine marks-
wet mers all grouped within easy range
*04 or the door of the stable. Rainey
T went to the rear of the bulldins to
5EVAE
83 front or the rear exist, there was
| a sure to be a flood of lead poured
1* at them
It was agreed that the best thing
for Jean was te leave her behind in
Re- the stable. "After the attempt to
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dur It was Rainey who thought of the
J. etratesens which gave them at least
a ghost of hope. I
this “What’s the worst mark the
world to shoot atti he asked. a
"AI/ None of the others could answer.
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4 They nodded. Any man who had
I seen a mob of horses running wild,
dau ) their heads packed full of fear,
tad: (dashing on with a mad impetus
* Nwhtoh would carry them with equal
A Treckeleasness. into a fence or over a
clitri woute. have to agree that it
was almost impossible to out
one mark in the midst of the swirl-
ling, racing bodies. (
/ “But what’s, that got to do with
jus?" asked Gloster. r :
f “There’s two horses here we have
/ to ride,” answered Rainey. “But
there are as more, and as will make
a pretty imitation of a. stampede.
Suppose wia war that SAt HE w=
horses
Fame
For the stable was in a growing
turmoll. In every stall there was a
fretting horse. They had smelled
kretarass, mecaeitanes
in the wall, the flashing of guns
outside. And, above all, they had
heard the battle shouts men.
which drive all animals into a tren-
sy of fear and excitement. T"77
It was done at once. They led out
the stamping, . rearing, snorting
horses and gathered them four
abreast the drive way of the
stable. Their lead ropes were tied
together, which would keep them
from scattering. In seven ranks
they were ranged. In the center
12’3 MNS**.
at the imminent danger of having
themselves bumped out of the sad-
ales.
There was only one thing left, and
that was to say goodby to Joan. She
had not stirred or spoken since she
took up her place at the side of
great black horse. Buck Daniels
6mm," 2 % Montehe was
show you what a free life means.
This the sort of thing that
runs into. When a gent tries to
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WAY of traveling, and
en with the herd, The
b. I ain’t saving this
of changing your
it a think,’ Jonn.
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little abated. They
ow the two best
ble. He took them
is. The prosperity
the re:
u
we set them ready, put out
n the middle, and then let
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wide eyes
“It was 1
“* war all for my sake,” she
none ohl. # 1 beam’s 14
I She paused there on that old word.
I said
been
I she paused there on that old word,
and it shook Buck Daniels as if she
had been a man and stenes thim
heavily, 4
"Don’t say that-honey," he an-
sweredgently. “No matter what
comes out of this break to get
away, it don’t make much difference
• A-to MS PR PEELERS
of Dying for a considerable
now. Je took something out
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POP (1 APEcuit,
Tear AOPTel He’s
( TP-TING To GET
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an noir th
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o me. Joan."And say
, I’m ashing to net i
“If I could live it over a gain!” she
breathed fiercely. "Oh, if I had an-
other chance, Talmake you happy.
#.L th hat drop of blees
“Thingy can’t be changed, Joan.”
he said. “What happens is what’s
rmnit factr’miar
ewan VIX. Clberland and had a
ght make her love me
hat day never came.
loved Kate Cum
ope that I mi
mauVhiTin
“But when the wind-up comes.
what have I been? Just a tool, Joan.
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and then used me to work for you.
I ain’t regretting. But that’s been
my life. And you’ll do the same
waye-not what you-try to make out
of yourself, but what’s been planned
595,X2 A Duck in the beginning
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smile into his face, and then he was
sen, she "W Dud Dainey before
2Midh me bon voyake" he *14
“good lucut Good luckr whin,
pered. She caught one of his hands.
"Nothing can happen to you. I
know it—I know it!"
. He laughed and stepped away.
And there was the towering form
of Harry Gloster. T W.
but skii-uesne MP ME
to run after him, but her feet were
weighted down with lead. And with
all her mind and heart turned to
Ice. she watched the final prepars-
T
SALESMAN SAM-
wind-up comes.
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away
They went about their work calm-
ly, methodically, as men should do.
There was no delay, no trembling,
no vain regrets. The three saddle
horses were brought into the cen-
ter of the group of stable animals.
Then Dud Rainey, with a gun in
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PoET SAG! Now Nou
TAKE FOR STANCE TH’
CURGE OF LIQUOR!
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AEE1TALER!—I NEVER
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open a door and begin to biased
away into the outer night. i
/ There was an answering roar of s •
guns which quite drowned his. Then.
came a yelling of a hundred men, 1
swarmingback to meet the rear ,
attack. That was the moment for I uA
which they had waited.
1 Rainey came racing back and
leaped into his saddle. And all
three, yelling like wild Indians,
thae-sntmattaar *!A E...
hoofs turned the stable into pan-
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little before. . Many a score at good
men had run toward the back of
the stable: when it appeared that
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horses.their T heads stretched out
with the fury of their speed, and it
was hard indeed to mark the ones
which actually carried riders on
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their saddles, showing almost noth-
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had half a chance, and these, al-
though they turned loose a plunging
fire, were shouting wildly. They
had expected, at the most, four
horses. Here was a herd of wild
animals plunging down the street.
And, indeed, it seemed to the excited
imagination of more than one man
hat there was a rider on the back
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—By J. E. Murphy
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PART OF THE FRONT PORCH ah
sen s
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS-
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