The chronicle=news., 1914-04-18

throa,s which. starting a. Niii sayI
u, Jaeksos's iioie. MSoInins, -Ntsnd-
cd nor,hsard inio the Canadian t-ss
SESSIONS and i-pihtins s0u,haaTd took /
IA the I.oob-f's i,0ssst at the r"ahTF
springs. 'h-n.- To- iif1An's park an
through W-s,-ra Colorado To- ,hsl
Iiiu- Ridge. an.i finally reaching aii
M-xiso Ly Nay Of Ih- Nasimrn,0.
,h. Hissk range and the Gnaiaiup-I
mountains in S~a N-Eiso
They maintained an underground
TaiIrs4a. like the slave n-at-Fs of
ohio, before the var. gi,h stations
ali aions the foa,- and IL .as ,h-s@I
stopping places that constituted th-iFl
isrs suit, Oa- "t the gang ass ii
seafihS Siiiainoasr booking ihdiNi-
dual rallied 3a.k N"Sf-. ahS hailed
from the Paradox gsii-F ia Msa,E.ss|
ssuntS. lie .ss = Jars MsFti"a
ai,h the eye of an -asl7 ami the
ssEs, sf a bus1ara so gha, he sas rel
sar.i-i as q valuable Hsrtsb-F OF the
Msafr. -ho nishi The b-,'-r have
l,--n a, hSH- iffiss,ias alfalfa ap'
s.-ar-i at iiro-h's para in the h"rtbE
eastern corner of ,hr sEs'" aud TOOK
pot iueh vi,h the ilass",'ss
nas Of ih- n.ishhSes sas Saasa-I
spi.-r aud shortly thereafter lac sss
shf .is,Y head ot cattle tF"al his las
,urr, Th-sr ~-s- ,hu F-fnnan's .s
fine herd aaa pssU in fast all that
~-s- i.f, from the rilt~rinss "s The
fisti-s. sha had s"sn- aiSns AMI
hrtr-si themselves \ t.s ar-ls
later the last Ut Sana RpiSrrs h"ssrs
aisarp~ar-d In the sans mann-r ami
sh-h the csr.Iiniaa -as r-aiS 4"
Hsht IL had t~sa sisan-si .sis "'
-s.rsthing ass LEGS and IL -as all
si.s- a. sleek as b whistle wish a
-. -.,- a-.i hard h- s,rush "u. In
russui,. As csssAi.r sf--h. originally
.sii-.i ~. rsrrk. b. sa- his nsa'
.h-si and ,i,-n st-f lad s.sn- fun
When ,h- sans SAT- sh"y s.uii not
get a-aF -ish sh- ss.~A shrs sianh
- cover una-F tho .is-is irc s"ks "f
,n- basin. bat IL ~ss no' aa,ii sri.-r
had ,aksa a few snpi sts.s 81 .hrsns
tic sau or- ssaa --AE~ in his saddle
b@.as- disappearing in The bad lands
as .hs basin sai ralii hsS" ssn,inE
a-., his SPOT, ,s the ,inish ba' h~
hsa .slY a fr- cartridges irt,s
The stolen h.ss~s ~-r~ headed in
and driven hack q" the Fau'h with
out q f.--p from tho gang under 'h~
| shelving rpFss TIE n-St jaY a 'asi
! ras.ionsi stranger s-i- isd--l
h.sss int. iiazss -a the i.is'l" Enas"
.iss,-.iV~ miles distant aud asked
Ia.E gYan tho saloon keeper. for a
Lu. AbaarL {" g" "a' AMI fetch IN .
Il friend vin had shot himself shil"
,-'ins to- unsb.s,h HE sir trufn 'hr
saddle ..ahtard They ~-r~ merely
.n, hunting h- said. ~h-n the aScis
den, pr-urrrt and h" f-ar"d his
friend va. ali in, Three days later
the bis stranger returned i1 NsEss
with his wounded partner No man
could have survived ~i;h such a had.
Is shattered trmur and tho bp,s
tucked him away in his ii';i" grave.
r,.tor- dliuE However. the Wounded
man had tho rasy harkccp write TO-
his wife in tho Parade, sayiuE yoni
b,- and ,ci'iuE her what to de. Two
dals af,-rSarJ ra1.hcr returning
from Hshn's p@ak STOPPED at the lar
room a, uasEs an dvas told about
tho death of the stranger.
''Thuadcr. ssid the excited ranch
or. Who had not previously heard of
the shooting ron; YOU know who
,hs. wasg II va. Jack Moore and
there /. reward Si.""o for him.
dead or alive. Let's go out and dig
him up and got the reward.
pu, they never did.-ficli and
Farm