Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-22
CHAPTER XXVI1.

The cultures numbered hundreds.
1t was not a coincidence that Captain
Buttons party, when ready to leave tho
valley, should head in the same direc
ton as that pursued by the outlaws. 1t
was simply the same line Of reasoning
The influx of gold seekers would natur-
ually mass the Indians Oh the western
border to oppose them, and it was req
soned that the route to Fort Sully would
lie uuopposed. In going ont OF the val
ley, however, each party took diff
fercut route, and it was not until the
gold seekers arrived at the forts Of the
Cheyenne and the soldiers cncampmeuU
that they knew the outlaws had passed
on before and only two DAYS ahead.
Il had rather have them ahead than
behind, said tho captain when no heard
the news. III they can set through
we ought to be able to-
Il cont Ike it, answered Joe with a
shake Of the head They We're des-
perate LOT before Taylor Joined them,
and you know how he feels toward US.
| believe they have como this way to
ambush Us, and from this on we can't
keep our eyes open too wide
That's true, added EGrlins "Tay
lor knew what we were after, and
through him all the others know. |
think they e,aycd SPY on us and dis
c c., 'N''' we E"u S.fucK '"e treasure
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