The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

R4hpTER lon MiseLS SIes sn,. a. sS,, tlle
" a q rock from when ne mas taIie9'
n MIler finds George LesSo5E, iaAo-
kst csirlter, uncqns4 ious, and after re-
,SIss Kim goes for assistance
.,.pFER II-samson South and Sally,
eh as asrott TO Samson's home, are met
!sAt osIcar South, head OF the family, who
ep YSSm that Jesse Purvy has been shot,
hle I nj Samson Is suspected Of the
y. .s,os Samson denies H.
ru.pTER III-The shooting of Jesse
ia breaks the truce in the Holman
gont6 ieud.
sa.pTER IV-Samson reproves Tamn-
" Y, Sn,cgr for telling Sally that Jim
Iags an is on the trail with bloodhound
lifting the man who shot PuTVy
,uApTER V-The bloodhounds lose thu
IN n splcer South's door Lescott dis
s so,srs artistic ability IN Samson. Will
.sstehlng with Lescott on the mountain
i.ag5 N mountaineers. Samson thrashe
s n.y. ana denounces him as the truce
snssar" who shot PuTvy.
rHApTER VI-Lescott tries to per-
made Samson to go to New York with
s,n and develop his talent. Sally, loyal
h1t heartbroken, further5 LesCott,s efforts.
ne dance at Vile NJ aGaSers threatens
i,sbIe 10 Samson and Lescott.
wtpTER What the dance Samson
,.Is lbs South clan he Is going to leave
r. mountains. Lescott goes home to
Nav YORK. Samson bids SpiCer and Sally
arauan ga
,yryr = Nvo,,, Vel, co,,,o,
r1,5Ies art and learns much of city ways.
Tsrsnnle Leseott persuades Wilfred Hor-
nn ber diettante lover. to do a mans
work in the world
CHAPTER IX-Prompted by her love,
es1y teaches herself to write. Horton
lSsavs himself into the business world
IA becomes we'll hated by predatory
s5aneiers and politicians, At a Bohemian
rasort Samson meets William Farbish,
;oofty social parasite and Horizons enc
CHAPTER X-Farbish sees Samson and
DfsnDe dining together unchaperoned at
Nc Wigwam roadhouse. He consp,res
VIII others to make Horton Jealous and
succeeds
CHAPTER XI-Farbish brings Norton
snd Samson together at the Kenmore
.lub's shooting lodge, and forces an open
rupture, expecting Samson to kill Horton
snd SO rid the political and financial thugs
81 the crusader Samson exposes the plot
sad thrashes the conspirators
CHAPTER XII-samson is advised by
his teachers to turn to portrait painting.
Dfpnnie eommiss ons him to paint her
portrait Sally goes 10 school. Samson
& Il D. a. g. :
his studio pictured evidence of his loyalty
to Sally,
CHAPTER XIII-Tamarack kills Jim
Asbery. is surrendered to the militia and
SHOT from ambush by a HOLMAN. The
teud Is on again and the law helpless in
the face Of murder. Sally sends for Sam
SON
CHAPTER XIv-Samson goes home
catches Aaron Hollis in the act OF muir.
defing Jesse Purvy and kills him. He
goes to saliie, Captain Callomb hears OF
The FillingR
CHAPTER XV-Judge Holman show!
hew justice works-and is Worked-tn the
Kentucky mountains. He suppresse;
sansog's letter TO the court. Captain Cal
loinb goes over TO Misery to get informa
ton gets II, and begins to fight the dew
Win fire Samson IS indicted and ar
rested, while calling on the governor.
CHAPTER XvI-samson. pardoned b,
ths governor, organizes militia company
made high sheriff, and when he take
once pitched battle and siege occur a
down.
CHAPTER XvII-samson as sheriff
Turns feudallsm 10 democracy and in hi
work and sallle's love finds new world
The lieutenant sought vainly to dis
saade eallomb, but the next day TIT
captain rode forth, unaccompanied
Curious stares followed him and Judg
Smithers turned narrowing and un
Pleasant eyes after him, but at tn
point where the ridge separated tn
territory Of the Hollmans from that o
tas souths he saw waiting in the roa
3 mounted figure, sitting his hors
straight, and clad in the rough habil
hents OF the mountalneer.
As Callomb rode up he saluted an
lhs mounted figure with perfect gray
- and correctness returned tina
salute as one officer to another. TIL
captain was surprised. Where ha
'als mountaineer with the steady eye
aad the clean-cut jaw learned tn
alceties Of military etiquette?
am Captain Callomb Of 'F' con
gaay," said the officer. I'm ridin
over TO Spicer south's house. Did 20
come to meet me?"
70 meet and guide you," replied
peasant voice. ''My name is sarnso
South"
The militiaman stared. This ma
snose countenance was calml
thoughtful scarcely comported with IL
esseriptions he had heard of tt
wildcat Of the Mountains" the ma
go had come home straight as
ofnfpetrel at the first note Of IL
pest and marked his coming wit
S0aDle murder, Callomb had 6aen t
uasy to read newspapers Of Iate.N T
away" 49,
anlle he wondered, Samson wei
2 Glad you came. II it had bet
soSsl0ie would have come to you
& % told Of the letter he had write
ladge, volunteering to present hill
sl q witness, the officers wond
Aney said that you had been ava,
ssested CallAuh ar tic not on I,