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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Asst DAYS OF RANK FAMOUS BANDIT CHIEF

which they preserve il a bowl shaped
bit of iron about the size of a bread
and butter plate.
What was their idea In throwing
the bomb" | asked.
As near as We know" replied
Frank jams. the pinkertons figured
that Jesse and ! were sleeping IN the
front part of the house. You see
there's a little porch running back
from the main house to the loo Of
the old cabin. They must have fig
ured that when the bomb went or
we would run out on the porch to
see what WAS the matter. Then they
were going to bag us
We'll. did YOU run ~
Evidently not" said Frank James.
Were you there" | asked.
Some think we were and some
think not he said.
An Old man who had been con
stable Of the township at the time
thu James boys were on the warpath
had come up and Joined us.
How about Askew?" ! suggested.
II should nave thought he would have
been afraid To harbor a Pinkerton
man"
The old man nodded. You'd of
thought 50. wouldn't YOU" he aCre, 81,
"Askcw was shot dead thr months
after the bomb throwing. lie was
carrying a pail of milk from the
stable to the house when he got three
bullets in the face
Who killed him. ! asked.
The old constable allowed his ewes
To drift runinativc,y over the neigh
boring hillsides before replying.
Frank James and his haif brother.
who were standing by, also heard
my question. and they, too. became
inter stcd in the surrounding scenery.
"Weii-I.'' said the Old constable at
last. that's always been a Question
Mr.. Samuels told me details con
corning the death OF Jesse James.
Things wer- getting pretty hot for
the boys" he sad. BIG rewards had
been offered for them. Frank was
IN hiding down Souta. and Jesse was
married aud living under an assumed
am in a little house he had rented
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the man | Rad sren on The train tha,
day of the Blue Cut robbery Jesse
James The mans face never had
passed out OF my memory after | had
heard that the wearer OF the linen
dustcr that day was Jesse James-and
here he was again, with the same ugly.
scowling yes the "a me tawny beard.
tho same way OF glaring questioningly
NJ small boys.
For all Of his perfectly obvicus DIS
Ike Of small boys ne was cone the
less the great hero OF all time In IN,
youthful imagination. | didn't hold
that against him at all. ! figured IL
~ that being So busily engaged all
the time IN calamity Staying no-'count
folks that got in his way. he really
couldn't be expected to make much of
an effort to gain the esteem OF each
and every small boy that he happened
20 come upon
But, great and wonderful hero as m
was, 7 nevertheless feared him above
all human or supernatural beings. and
a thrill Of fear raj through me M !
recognized HIM from my position on
tho sacks. believe ! should hay,,
'copod to my feet and cut and run for
It had | not been virtually paralyzed
with fear Of what he might do IL | dbl
that. SpoStn-my thoughts ran-he
remembered me from that time he'd
seen me m the train. | remembered
him, didn't |? Well, why, then
shouldn't he remember me? And IL
remembering mo, he took il into his
mead that somehow or other | might
hc DANGEROUS to h.s peace or safety
why what mIphtn't he do to me II I
took and run for it,
80 in a panic of boy fear | lay shlI
on tn" sacks, watching the man II
gave me a mere glance. and then the
Two went on with their talk. When II
length m" bandit turned finally u
leave by tho side door nottCrs
Rruustctter 40 an odd thing.
he reached our a hand. unbuttoner
y Of the buttons OF the rohber'S
o%NCrcpat. thrust his hand INTO IN,
p opoujug. found lamcs's cartridge he,
and Cvr~rcl'd one OF the cartridge.
from tho be-. lamce maio no denim,
Will" he dad This, and Rrunstcttor die
II with = sort "i grin ON n.s face. prc
4 Continued o. Eighh Pdpe.
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Men We're

Jesse James. who ny the boys of mat
dav was looked upon as far more OF a
god than Dick Turpin or Jack Shep-
pard or Robin Hood w could have
been TO the ~upshooting youngsters 81
their respective epochs.
The train was one upon which | was
travelling with my father from tho
town of L~eavenworth to For LeaVen-
worth. three miles up the line OF the
Union Pacific. II was, | believe, IN
the year 1878. a few years before Jesse
James was shot in the back by q
Ford while he was Strengthening a
picture on the wall OF his home in St
Joseph, Mo. Ny father and | trav-
elled in the smoker.
In those days men who made con
siderable railway Journeys wore the
garment known AZ a linen duster,
This swaddilng article OF male apparel
had a great fascination for me, SO h a
as soon as We boarded the train at the
LeaVenworth station my attention was
attracted by the only linen buster on
view in the smoker. | saw the duster
first and then gradually o In the
woarer thereof. Had | noticed the
wcarer first ] think | should have paid
little attention L the buster; not that
7 had any means OF knowing that the
busters wearer was Jesse James, bu'
that there was something singularly
sinister. forbidding, ugly, ana, to a
small boy, even frightening in his
countenance and general manner.
The wearer of the Linen buster hac
| the short seat by the water cooler ur
at the head Of the smoking car, viii
| It's back to the engine, This enabled
him to face the entire car, all OF thu
other seats OF which OF course face,
the engine. Afterward J knew tina
there had been method in his choosin.
( ~ this seat. Already there was
heavy price on his head, n for
/ good many years before he came To h.
death through treachcry he made
! his business never to put himself In
position where he could he X un
awares II he could help It
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IT'S the Days When the Feats Of the Gang in Robblng Banks and KTng
re Praised in Newspapers Of the West-The Writer'S
Impressions of Jesse James and Wood tte

him up and Ept the reward for his
blasted hide. And 81 did Westy-he
knowed him for years; and he could
ha' stuck him up toe Well. | wisht
10 Tod we had nov You heerd about
Westy bein' shot 10 death by the skunk
last night. didn't you? And Wcsty
KNOWN the son OF a sea COO srnce
he was a y~ounEst~r and always treatin'
HIM right"
Which was tho truth. Conductor
WestCott. a law abiding man. had
known the James boys for many
years, he was even acquainted with
their mother Mrs. Samuels. And Vet
this 'dash!ng bandit" whose brilliant
exploits" in savaEpry were held up
almost as model. OF conduct for the
youth Of the middle West, had ruth
, lessly murdered the Fat, good natured,
whrc2V little conductor who had rid
den HIM back and forth on his train
for years without cver saying n WORT
about il tn anybody, on ever thinking
of raising a hand 10 annex the huge
reward that had been on offer ION
Jesse James, dead or alive, since the
earliest days nj the James gangs
act .NltlcS.
MY next view OF Jesse James came
about two months before the bandits
death,
We lived in "A little house ON PnwncD
street IN l.cavonworth, near the edge
Of thr dun, ugly town that hurd"rs
upon tho beautiful Government rrser'
walton. A block away from our shack
vas "A mean sort 81 orncry lookinl
corner grocery, kept by a MIssouriaE
named Jcn E%runstctter, To thi'
grocery was sent n afternoon Il
get some household supplies,
When entered the dngy store
saw that Ion Brunstc''or was bus.
a, the rear OF tNp store. tie va
tt.k.U" thor" IN a low tone wl'h
ma whose hack WAY - the door, .
that at first | didn't catch a view a
the visitors counteninCc Brunstettc
was engaged In such earnest discours
with this man that hs obviously va
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n, CLARENCE l.. CULLEN.

~ LISTERS Of 30 and odd. men
who in tho '70S We're bandit
" idoliZng boys. mus nave
peered a little wistfully back
along the glamorous path OF time
when they read tn other day OF the
death of Frank jams. No DOUBT II
struck many OF them as an ODD CIR
Cumstance that Frank James. a man
Il absolutely ruthless nature until ne
was well past 40. should have died
peacefully in his bed without his boots
on a, the age Of "a. by some mill
ipns NJ middle aged Americans, in
ftr', Frank James was supposed 70
ave ded long ago.
ms was because ever since the
bandits pardon by Gov. Crittenden OF
Missouri in 1882 the one time actual
head or the James gang had gone to
tV,reme pains to keep his name OUT
= the newspapers. nv the Western
r"wspapprs which occasionally mace
mention Of him this effort on ms
part was attributed to his modestN'
ilt what vas deemed modesty IN
mi, hard eyed man-and his eyes re-
NAMED hard even in his old age
'saily was sullenness. lie possessed
ne notion tina during the WORKING
days Of the James gang the news
papers had bounded the mercilessly
oruel outfit Of which he was the real
"ader, although Jesse, his younger
lrolhcr. had the more fame for his
aash NJ qualities.
a a matter of fact, however, the
lowspaprrs printed IN tn, area mainly
F'l"d hy the James gang haDItually
.on'lod and heroized that aggrega-
'or OF robbers and murderera In a
fashion that would be impossible To-
day When Jesse James was Killed
nv Bob Ford In 81. Joseph, Mo, the
nov spapors OF hat section made
MARTYR Of a. heartless and brutal q
Srouldrc az ever had 70 take a dose
"h' own medicine by getting hlrnS'I'
sho' . tho hack. | was a small boy Nv
M '" me Missouri NalleH-rlght oi
th.r "v"~ri""Ltr" the Big Muddy II
'' 'ucn nc fcHts Of tho Iam''
: gang l9 robhinC hanks and trans ahI
IN a"H NJ every man their eyes rel
nrnr |1 the course Of such operation
"er, sl.udcd to almost in terms o
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IN St. Jp', Mo. That was IN lNNg.
There had bcca some hints of trouble
N the gang Dick Little, one u the
boys. had gotten IN with the author,-
ties, and I, had been rumored hat he
had won the Ford Toys ov,r tol.
j sse had heard that report, but he
had confidence IN Charlie Ford. Bob
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There is the greatest scoundrcl m
hung and if | denied EN- they'd
say; There's the greatest liar on
earth So | just say nothing
According to John Samuels, Frank
James and Cole Younger were gen"r-
ally acknowledged to be the hrains
OF the James gang ut was claimed"
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Ford ne didn't trust So much. Well.
Charlie and Bob Ford come to 81. Joe
to see Jesse and his WIFE. They We're
sitting around the house o. day. and
J,ssc's wife wanted him 10 dust y
p,turo for her. RE was always a
goat hand TO help his wif" H.
moved a chair over under tho pictur
lpl before getting m on it 20 lust
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Continued on Eighth Paor.
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Nulus ieine llnporii6tigfeit bihcu.

Mit benz aebsn mubte seTiern gla6s
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Oh bes idbn 9obes ibr.s aisbIinss
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Qotal Beridt.
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Gntuidclten seitern cine seraoesu
6edusitisenoe ibdtisfsit.

Die Ssrren saIfsnbiebe ,arbeiten"
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ben perflpfsnsu brei 5agsn ipurbsn
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eirsm btlitI6sn llnieritfbooie ange;
griif.n iuOrbsn mar, Der briiiIds
5ilfsirsujsr .garalons1 untsr Der
dmeriionifdsn Glosss fabrenb linb NIT
am.riianifden 5iassm an btibeu
S9iffsm1nbtn nneenaIt, bas Inter.
issboot IN ben Grunb ihoB unb bic
Ydabuns Der ,9araIons- ben aapis
ian unb bier Wonn bon bsm llnisrs
feeboot trinprbst bGtten, ndfbem fis an
9orb Der .Riepiian4 ssiItiisri, unp
bab feds Wann bon benz 9audboOt.
bic nit ben WslIsn iampfien. In brus
taller @tiIs sridofen ipprben isitn.
Sur Mtbe bes SOSialifM
aanbsberg.
8trlin, 10. Deg. - Die llsbers
istiits Rahridttnsaenliur msIpet:
Bsrlinsr BI6ttsr, ipelfe bic Rsbe
bss ioSialbemotrdtiIHen Rsidstoess
qibssorbnstsn Otto aanbsbsrs bsiprs'
den, tpsifsn barauf bin. Dab feline Nm
iittsn nit benen bss adnjlers iibtrs
einitimmen. Die BI6tisr lsaen aui
folsunbe Woris bss 6rrn aanbsbsrs
beionbsrsn Rad,brud: Der aan1Ier
bat bic bsIssisn Gtbists ipisosrbOlt als
pfGnbtr bsasidnet. Rad msiHsr On.
iibt i6nnsn pfdnbtr ipiebsr .inssISIt
iuerben.
.Des stansItrs GrilGruns iibtr
Dsutf6laHbsJ Jrisbsnsbsrsit itanb
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cen Geteftipes Sneftlein unS @netb'
!ein einseitalo, hattie CT mn Ulittipcdl
sibeno aif Oem Seilnapege nlegrere
Scfannte getrofien pno init oicIcl
einc gsirtbfdoft bciiid)t, no Tie eilI
lint NlbiStep pertileten uns iIit
@retbel. Der ben @enub bon Spiri.
tlipica nibt gapobnt iit Die trnilrigen
iSoIscii bate, icbaB ieine gneebors.
gen annabme, es Jet Der 8eriuf, sc.
uaft iporben i'm 81 bergiften.
@retbel lpcilte porIdiifie nod nidlt
liIeeLen, ipeId,e gairtbid)ait CT nit lei.
ilen 9rfantten beiitd,t bate, aber oas
Sugerogerif)t, oein ole slneeIeaenbcit
iiberpieicn ipiirbe, spiro ibn ipobl onS
9eitdnoGib gu entlcden ipiiien.
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gterblid5fettsberi@t.

Diuiam gDoli. 35. s4s Belts
Strobs; Operation.
paul 0iais, 2, 205 Rortb Strabe;
Snqueit in Shtpebs.
sSpIspb guuier. 9 Gage. 1916 Griis
9lpc.; Snou,it In Sdwebs.
gbriftian 8apfsr, 70. 351 Wooo
ap,nus; Sraueit In Strpek.
gbarl.s Wotris, 72, 1911 gaitern
4pe.; art,risnperfalsung.
gib.I 9elnarb, %, PA Wain Gpes
nue, ROrpoOb; gierenlsib.n.
Satcb Wdlbed, Al. 1874 Gouris
lamb gDs.; Sdtpadx.
gotbsrin. 0olaH, II, 32S ailsour
Strabs; 9erslsiben.
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@uroe perpriiaeIt.

Der Mafdiniii 5bsobor 8uit BON
80. 1880 SKamor. Sirabe ipurot
seitern abenb auf psm Ssinpts Don
Der qrbeit an Der 1opnssnb Strnbe
DON einsm ibm b5lis uHbeionuten
Wdnn anseariffen unb riisberstf1Ios
gen, iporduf Der beimtiidifGe 8urfhs
bic Glu6t ersriff.
8uid erIitt cine .itfe aopfipunbe.
bic er iih pon ein.m in ber RGk
ipobrenben ar5t perbinben iieb.
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i'm 0tetniat 5u ben GriIGrunatn bes
premierminiitsrs asquitb unb bss
premi.rs Brianb, lueIde as3iuuna.n
iinb, 5offnunssn auf tiinfiist Gi,se
5u eriptdsn, nm ben Wutb ibrer Dol
ter aiifrsbt 3u erbaltsn."
OberFleutnant Gbartss
gromDeIt btsebt In
5onoInlu StIbfs
morb.
ponolulu, 5aipai. 10. Te5. -
ObsriiIeuinant Gbarlss q. 9tomfueIl.
Der aommanbsur b.s bier ftationirt.n
@snit,orps. bat iid bier In jsinsr
Wobnuns srIhoiIsn.
5rdu Yromfpea unb ibrs 1p6tey
btfinbsn iih CUR 3sit in ben Der.
Staat,n no bic 3odtsr cine SauIs
btfudi. Was ben Ofiisier Jn Der
1bat s.tritb.n bat, III niht 6siannf.
OberIeuiuant gromipea mar mebs
rere Jdnrt lang Aolufdrt pts yrdiis
bsntsn Rooiepslt, NIT Dem ismporarsu
Rang sinss Obsriisn. or ipar 46
Sabr. aIt uHo aus N.ppOrt ab., g.
biirtis.
GslSmarf6uII M adenfen
bel grans Sofef.
gerlin, 10. T.5. - 9luf brdhi'
Iofem Wsss nad SopDilIe. y. y.
JeIbmarfdau Madenftn, b.r 5aupt;
bsfebIsbaber Der beuti&en arupp.n in
ferbifden JeIb3uee III Dom aalisr
Grdr5 Jofef. tpsI3.r ibm cine Spez
Sial'4ubi.ns s.ipdbrte .empiaustn
porbtn.
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Cyfer Der Giienbaba.

GiHn srauiissn 1ob fanb ssiisrn
bG eyubrmann Ben Grapforb BON
80. 432 9lrmprb apenus. Gropforb
ipurbe seitern Ra9mittas, alg er nit
i.inem gefpann iibtr bic Tipeaus
iren5ung ber @. 8. &: D. gabn in
GlenooIs fubr Don einsm Diiisrsuse
underground. nobel ibm beiSe geine
unb Der Iinie 4rm absefabreH ipurbeH.
Der @erunsliidts tpurbe auf btm Gus
&c bis noh Carthage s.6raht unb
bann nad benz faStiiden 5Ofp'iaI
iibtrfiibri, 100 sr iurs mad ieintr Gins
Ii.ferune bur4 ben Cob Don ieinsn
2eioen erl0ft tpurbe.