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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Dispositions of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury g.

District court is in session this week
and the case being heard at the pres
ent time is that of State VS.. Murphy
and State VS.. Keller, in which Max
and Sol Shrago of this city are accusi
ing the two men of breaking and en-
tering, and taking from their property
quantities of junk which they sold.
ssShrago isaidentifying pieces of wire
(which he claims was taken from his
property while the defendants are
, stating that the wire which he identi-
! fed came from the fair grounds in
Grinnell and was stolen by some one
other than Murphy or Keller. The
case is perhaps the only jury case
which they will have during this term.
E The. grand jury reported this after
noon for work and are in session for
a few days looking into number OF
matters which have been called to
their attention and otherwise report
ed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
SOCIAL SERVICE WORK BIG SUFFRAGE RALLY PROBABLY LAST SALE
Spring of 1916 Public Farm Sales
- =
o., Comes to End. -,....

What was probably the last public
sale of the pring season of 1916, oc.
Cured at the place of Alexander De-
bore twelve miles southwest. of Os'
kaloosa last week. Proceeds of the
sale totaled two thousand dollars and
it was practically a cash sale and
from three to FIVE hundred dollars
more than Mr.. Debore had figured up
on. Attendance was excellent par
tiCularIy so far this season of the
year. An excellent dinner was ser
we'd by the Ladies' Aid Society of
Tracy and their effort was we'll pat
ronized. J. NJ. Convey, of Oskaloosa
cried the sale and J. B. Lyman of the
Iowa Saving Bank of Tracy officiated
in Capacit of clerk.
The following prices constitute q
new spring sale record:
Cows, up to $500.
Yearling heifers, $4,000,
Calves, up to $4,000.
| Brood sows, $4,000 average. ....
Chickens. $1O.O0Q11.OO per dozen.
Corn, Csc. Sag.
! Oats, 40c. .
! And these prices will stand for this
year at least. ,.,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
WINS, ENTERTAINED
Meet With Mrs. Garrett and Lay
Plans for Convention.

Cedar, April 17A-(By Rem Mrs.
Mary l.. Garrett entertained the w. f.
NJ. S. on Thursday afternoon. Plans
were made for the missionary con-,
venticn to be held at Cedar the hrst
of May. Refreshments were served,
Mrs. John Fox was not so we'll last
week but is showing improvement
again, although her condition is still
very serious.
Mrs. Vernon Cole has been serious
lyss sick but is improving. They nave
a baby boy two weeks old.
Miss Lucille Mash is in the hospital
at LadCra where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. She is IN a
critical condition.
Miss Ora Garrett has been very SICK
with measles but is improving.
Honore Palmer has been sick the
past week with appendicitis.
A meeting was held Thursday even
! ing at Cedar and directors were nomi-
mated for the Consolidated school.
Two were chosen from each district
and one will be elected from each dis
| trict at the election.
| Bert Brubaker has been at home
the past week with very sore hand,
the result of barb wire scratch.
Miss May Richie will entertain the
A. r. T, E. club Wednesday afternoon,
! April 10. .. ..4 yss.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Sunday, April 70, 1896.


"In the days of real sport" see what
happened to bunch of Oskaloosa
kiddies. Corwin Tolbert. Beatty
Proudfit, Tom Miller and Sand" Stat,
ford were speeding their bikes on Mar
ket street when police officer ap.
peared and took the lads before May
or Sewers on a charge of exceeding
the speed limit" 80.
Joe Franc, an Italian mine worker,
suffering with lung trouble, died in
his room, alone. The body was found
Sunday morning.
Rev. H. HI. Hartley of Riverside,
California, occupied the Friends pull
pit at Penn college.
Thomas O'Rourke talked to the
mems meeting at the Y. M. C. A.
Personals: George Foehlinger and
Albert Schmitt enroute. to Join the
Kirkhart circus for the season, spent
! the day in town at their homes. e. p
Bolton of Akron. Colorado, visited
friends and relatives Ernest Norris
terminated residence in Oskaloosa to
enter business with O.. NJ. Loring in
Cedar Rapids Ernest Cunningham
was confined to his home with bad
case OF lung fever. Fred Williams
spent the day in Des Moines. Lou
VerVeer went to Chicago on bust
ness trip. Walter Riggs was a Bur-
llington visitor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
MISS GLENN LOSES LEG
Amputation Became Necessary Fol.
lowing Blood Poison.

Miss Florence Glenn, a senior nurse
at the Mercy Hospital, underwent an
operation yesterday afternoon. for the
amputation of the left leg, following
an attack of the most serious case, OF
blood poisoning known to the profess
sion, called malignant edema, in pro,
fessional terms.
Miss Glenn is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. r. Glenn of North =
street, and was almost through with
the three years course as trained
nurse at the Mercy hospital. The
blood poison was the result OF bills
ter on the heel, which became infected
from irritation. Miss Glenn kept al
her work when the heel was quite
painful, and in relieving the sufferins
of others. irritated the heel to sucl
an extend that infection and blood
poison was the result.
Five weeks ago she was taken T.
her bed, and every possible effort wa
made to save the limb, undergoing
three operations upon the knee TO
drainage, in hope of relief Ampu
tation was made yesterday as the las
hope, Miss Glenn rallied from tn
operation nicely, and Is getting alon
as well as could be expected. Sh
has, in her affection, the sympathy Q
a host of friends who have been oh
patients, whom she has nursed bac
TO health.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
SOME DEALS IN Dirt
Record in Recent Real Estate Deals
in Mahaska County.
Warranty Deeds.

H. p. Clarahan and wife Grace to
&c. G. HartZell, lots 1-21 23-34-25 1921
p, Henderson's ad Oskaloooa, $100.
Florence Adams and hus, Charles
to Lewis Bowser and wife, lots of
Longs S D of lot n, Ninde, Williams
& Co, ad Oskaloosa, Iowa, $1,000.
William A. Grubb and wife :Edns
to Fred Williams, n n NV & sw NV &,
ne sw Sec. 33-T-14, $26,400.
F. w. Glaze and wife Lille to Phil
Hoffman,. und. u int. in lot 6, blk. A.
Afontgomerys ad .lOskaloosa, $1.00.
I /. o. Thomas and wife Lillian to w
&c. Windett, pit sw Sc & Sc. sw Sec. s.
me NV & NV ne & Sc ne, Sec. S-76-l4
Three Mortgages.
! Z Maggie Johnson wild. to Maggie
Hunter, pit. s1a sw, Sec. 36-74-17
i $4,000.
Maude T. Hutchins and hus. c. d
I to S. w. Kentfeld. lot $780, blk. O.
!. Neill's al Oskaloosa, $1.00.
Warranty Deeds.
Anna e. Taylor, Wild, ct al TO Guy
Taylor, land in sec! rs, ~, S5,S5-17
sci, O6S. La !.
Adelaide M. Hill, viii, ct al, to II
S. Stonehocker, u NV and n ~ sV
sec. S, ne Sc sec. 677,15, $4,000.
Mary Sewers, wild, to Calvin Chort
lot IA, Houtz Second add oskaloosa
$1,000. ~
Isaac Bush and wife Mary to. H. A
Manley, lots 2, 3, Greenwich Park add
f Oskaloosa, cons. 5000.
Trustees Deed.
C. w. Smallwood. trustee, to H. j
Moore, Sc sw sec. 2774-17, $2,734.
+ Guardian Deeds.
Adelaide M. Hill, gdn. to H. S
Stonehocker, s Il NV and n u sw sec
5, ne Sc sec. 6-77-15, $1,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
At Elm Grove School House on We'd
nesday Evening.

Davis Corner April Is by A. co.
An announcement comes from Mrs
Jas. Dewitt saying that an Equal Suf,
frage rally is to be held at Elm Grove
school house on Wednesday night OF
this week to begin at eight o'clock.
The speakers are to be Senator Rean.
DR.. Ella Stokes of Penn College and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dewitt. Miss VIII
liams and the High school Girls quar-
tette will furnish music. Those of us
who are familiar with Miss William S
work know the music will be good and
the speaking will be GOOD, so we hope
good crowd will be out to hear them.
We especially urge those who have
given the subject no thought and those
who are opposed to equal suffrage to
come out and hear them. At least hear
the other side.
Levi Be8cO is visiting his grand
parents at Smoky Hollow.
Elm Grove Y P. 3. will meet Tues
day evening OF this week at the go
Worthy home.
Eva Baldwin came out on Wednes
day afternoon of last week to attend
the ice cream social at the schoo
house. ~, + ,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Veerman at
tended church in Eddyville Sunday.
Mr.. Will Saunders and son Har
oil and Mr. Evan Davis spent Satur
dav night at Hiteman.
Miss Esther Berner visited on Sun
day with Miss Lucille Workman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and grandson
Willard visited Saturday night an
Sunday at the Anna Cook home. 3,
.,,, The ice cream social at the schoo
house lase week drew a fair size
crowd. The orchestra failed to appea
but short interesting program wa
given by some of the girls who atten
. high school. Miss Lyle gave hunol
Gus paper entitled. ELM Grove TIE
Years from Today.
The children who belong to the SUI
day school are practicing for an Eat
[ ter program.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
Finding Employment One of The
Chief Aims of Organization.

So many calls are being received by
Miss Brown at the Social Service of
flee, for women to help with the house
cleaning work about the city. AS a
usual thing those who want help tele-
phone to Miss Brown perhaps an hour
before they wish the help, giving her
absolutely no chance to get in touch
with those who would be glad to have
the work, since in most cases they
have no telephone.
Miss Brown is DESTROYS of having
those who want help, letting her know
one or two days ahead of time at
least. And without a doubt she will
be able to find competent help in
most every instance.
She is also DESTROYS of having those
who want the work registering their
name with her, that she may call them
when needed. If in both cases the
parties will cooperate with her to this
extent she feels sure that she can &C
commodate both parties.
- - -
Since the organization of the Social
Service order in OskalOosa, there has
not been one month in, which they
have not found employment for some
one. In some cases it was temporary
employment, and in some cases their
work was permanent. But each
month since the organization some one
has been given work. Finding EN-
ployment is one means of relieving
and helping the people out OF their
poverty.
4 " -a - - =. l.-.
| The school laws are being carefully
watched, and the children of schoo
age are being tabbed!s Especial at
tention is called to the fact that ne
child Is to be excused from his schoo
studies to make application at the So
cial Service Office for help of any Kind
: If the excuse for being taken iron
their lessons is of such Importance
that they are justified in so doing
those in charge think, the excuse mus
be of such Importance as to warran
the parent coming to tn coffee.
In no case will clothing be given GU
to children who make application un
J, less they are accompanied by thei
I parents or an adult
III 1T has been found that u a chill
/ learns to look to charity for his clotf
, ling when young he will look to III
/ same source for even moro when he !
older.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
i'm EDDYVlLkE VICINITY
News of the Tri-County City Told
by Our Correspondent.

Eddyville, April 1S.-Frank Lafferty
arrived in Eddyville Saturday even
ing from Los Angeles, for a visit with
his mother; Mrs. Lucy Lafferty, and
other relatives and friends,
MrSbGora Strange and son have re-.
turned to Des Moines after two
weeks visit with Mrs. Strange's sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Kussart.
Mrs. c. Ramsey of Denver is the
guest this week of her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs, Thee, OFT
Miss Myrtle Jennings spent Sunday
in New Sharon visiting relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McMains, who
came to Eddyville recently from Lyn-
neus, Mo, are moving into the proper
ty of Mrs. Jennie Haywood on Second
street. H. .. ....,.. ..
Mrs. Jim Nevan of Ottumwa is Wis
iting this week at the VIM. Lewis
hong. - 80
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Cooley of Abba were re-
cent Eddyyille callers.
John Terrell spent Sunday In New
Sharon visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Mansfield and
Jess Petit of Rock Island. H., We're
| III E0QyVllle SUNDAY dLLeHuluB NAS luh'
eral of Mrs. Jane Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl True and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Allison came up from OF
tumwal Sunday and spent the day Wis
iting relatives. a,g N.fa
Frank Reed and Robert Brown left
! Monday for Kensett, Iowa, where they
have employment with the M. & st. Il.
Caleb Foster left Monday for Barnes
City on business trip. Il
| Vina Saville is spending the week
J in Ottumwa visiting her friend, Mrs.
l.. G.. Hawk.
Mrs. Neva Garfield returned to her
school duties at Oskaloosa Monday at
ter enjoying a weeks vacation with
Iher mother, Mrs. F. v! Dunkle,
Mrs. H. Oswald and children, Will
leave this week for months visit
with relatives in Kansas and Missouri
after which the family will locate IN
Colorado. .@M
Dir. Eppie McCrea and Estella Akers
have returned from Iowa City where
thew attended clinic which is held
each year at the university. They
, also visited the sanitarium for tuber
cular patients at Oakdale,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
"OUT in THE STREETS
The NC C, Sunday School Have a
Fine Audience.

Rochester, April ,18.-(By5 joel
Members of U. C. C. Sunday school
gave their play, "Out in the Streets"
at Riverside church. A large crowd
was present. They will give the
same entertainment at the Presbyter-
ian church in Olivet Wednesday ev-
ening, April 10.
Ed belong attended the meeting
of the. Taxpayers League in Des
Moines, being one of the delegates.
A. c. Evans has a neat cottage on
the North place nearly complete in
the place OF the house burned.
Ladies Aid met with Rena Hull
this month, .... -.
Mr.. Reno of Penn college preached
at U. C. c. Sunday evening.
Nellie Barnes and Mary Baker of
Oskaloosa spent their vacation at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs. Jul
lie DeLons.
Mrs. Annie Taylor and Miss Stella
of Oskaloosa were week end visitors
at the Guy Taylor home.
+ Raymond Johnson sold a horse at
the sale in Oskaloosa last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnes and daugh'
ter Faye spent Sunday at the Al
Hickey home.
Charley Johnson, from near Tracy
called on relatives. here Sunday.
! Horace Hawkins of Oskaloosa was
at his cottage over Sunday.
Bradbury and Carbon have beer
improving their summer home, known
as the James Hayes farm.
G. d. Johnson has been thing or
the Eckroat place, Mr.. Frey doing the
work.
4 On Friday evening, April %, 1916
at the Union Chapel church, Mrs. j. A
Dewitt OF Oskaloosa and several 9th
ers will speak on Woman Suffrage
You are invited to come and heal
these splendid talks on the leading
question of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson OF Oska
: loosa were Sunday visitors at the jim
Smith home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, John SneileI
fine baby girl.
Charley Voss, youngest son of AL
: ner Voss, is quite Ill at the Oskaloos
City Hospital
q Misses Nellie and Lolita Thompso
I and brother Dick" spent Sunday a
| the Church home.
}, Ida Johnson and children entertain
1 ed friends on Friday evening. Lowell
L refreshments were served.
y. Mrs. j. W. Roop Of Beacon visite
, her sister over Sunday.
o Miss Alice Boles. who spent II
winter with Grandfather Boles
r Drakeyille, Is home for the summer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
TO SPEAK TO WOMEN .|.(l!.I !
Miss Stearns Will Discuss Suffrage
Before 0skaloosa Club.


Onanext Monday. April Gath at o.
clock, Miss Lutte Starns of Wiscon-
sin will speak before the oskaloosa
,Woman's club on Equal Suffrage J
Miss Sterns was formerly President
of the Wisconsin Equal Suffrage asso
citation, is number of the Board OF
Directors of the General Federation
Of Woman's Clubs, Vice President OF
the Milwaukee City club, President o.
the Down Town Club of Milwaukee
and an active worker in behalf O
the interests of women of the presen
day. She is a lecturer of National rep
utation. has an ingenious way of pre-
sentlng her views, and a saving grac'
\ OF huinor.
! This meeting will be the regula
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
New ltIospItal Rulldina.

The state board of education. at
the meeting held last week at Cedar
Falls, authorized work to be begun
as soon as possible on the hospital
building to be erected at the Iowa
State college at Ames.. 1t will cost
$685. The structure was author
lied by the last general assembly. 1t
will be erected under the direction OF
the superintendent of buildings.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20

open meeting of the Educational De.
partment of the club. of which Mrs.
Clyde Furnald is chairman. All mem,
bers and friends of the club are urged
to be present to hear this well known
speaker.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
10. Commibte
Tuesday Afternoon.

Tuesday afternoons gathering oil
the convention was the best and most
beneficial of the conference. A large
attendance and splendid program
contributed to the singular success OF
the afternoon.
Round table work continued from
the morning session into the afternoon
meeting and two groups met in differ
ent rooms for discussion. 'geS
The one room rural Sunday school,
it's equipment and organization was
handled in the auditorium of the Con
gregational church by large class
under the leadership of w. J.. Howell
Equipment and methods for the one
room school were discussed generally
H. L. Jepson of the local First Re
formbed church led round table OF
The Departmentalized Graded Sunda,
school, Equipment and management
of this type of Sunday school were
considered.
At two thirty. Secretary g, r, p
Kramer, Jr., of the local Y. M G. A
delivered a short address upon tn,
boy and boy problems. He advocates
keeping the boy busy doing little Blu
beneficial tasks during the Sunda,
school hour. Every older pupil OF tn
school should be able to pray. lea
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
Put up Bird Houses.

Put up bird houses IN the Trees
about your house. That is a good way
to surround your home with song.
sters, They viii pay for the houses
with their songs and with their ability
10 destroy undesirable insects
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
Papers win Re Returned.

Washlngton. April 10. = Lansing
told the German ambassador that the
papers seized when Wolf Won Igel was
arrested will be returned to the EN-.
bassy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20
tia Time to Decide.

Well. what are we going to do
about paving this year? Time some
one was starting something.
The Oakes times., 1916-12-21
Where Did
Santa Claus
ConeFrom?
WlHESE post Christmas days shine
with light softer but perhaps
more comfortable than that Of

"NHESE post t-ChriStmaS days shine
with light softer but perhaps
more comfortable than that Of
the great feast itself. Particu.
Iarly is this true of the first tlay after
Christmas. especially when that day IL
Sunday. In England. OF course. AZ In
the time Of the late Samuel Pickwick.
Esq. who brought about the renais.
sance Of Christmas. this is called box
Ing day. not because 1t Is the occasion
Of fistic encounters. but because 1t In
the time appointed for the distribution
Of those more or less spontaneous cx.
Christmas boxes. Its more orthodox
title Is st. Stephens day. 1t is. you
know. the day on which the ilustriOus
King Wenceslaus. with the assistance
OF his page. did his noble amoning.
We are not old English kings. 80 In.
stead OF having our ln.c bring flesh
ard wine to the poor man on st.
Stephens dny we give II dollar to the
youth from the still vcxcd Ecrmuthes
who chapcrons the elevator In our
apartment house. and for weeks he.
| fore Christmas we a!lix to the flaps Of
the envelopes containing our letters
little stamps hearing no called pOr.
traits Of st. Nicholas of Bari. Tlleo-
retically this last process provides q
mOdicum Of Christmas cheer for Ger.
tain carefully selected aud organized
poor people.
| However this may lie. the fact re-
mains that the day after Christmas ID
a very good day indeed. The excite
mcnt Of giving and receiving has pass-
el away: there remains the quicter Joy
Of sober contemplation And when
the day after Christmas is Sunday this
contemplation will not lie disturbed by
the arrival OF the postnlan. who. n re-
lcntlcss bill bringrr. is. like the Greeks.
to he feared even when bcaring gifts.
And. In spite of the remarks Of every
humOrst who ever borrowed from his
mOther-in-law . cents to. put on an
envelope which should carry Il Joke
about her TO an editor. this post Christ
mas meditation nearly always Is plcns-
mt. 1t is assisted ly the consumption
OF wife-bestOwcd cigars. which jasain
despite the humnriStS, are better than
q man buys for himself II is n plcns
ant meditation. for its subjects are
things given and thin-s received. good
deeds done aud good things expert.
enccl.
1t also contains this day after Christ
mas feeling. Il quality of reconciliation,
not of reconciliation with ancient enc
mirs-tliS was all ortlpnloXly attended
| to on christmas cv"-,,It of rcrui,rilja-
tion with affairs. of rraLiu;t ncut.
The Oakes times., 1916-12-21
Ito be continued)
A Judge and an Eaa.

Judges on the bench have been as
saulted. A iitigant once threw an egg
at the late Vice Chancellor Malins In
an English court The Judge had the
presence Of mind to duck his head.
reputation as humorist by remarkine
that the present must have been in.
tended for his brother. Racon. the vice
chancellor. who was sitting In an I'D
joining court.-l.ondon Spectator.
The Oakes times., 1916-12-21
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I'm wcllston. Texas. u
becomes with Buckley Duane a cas-. OF
hght or run from Cal Balm Duane kills
bis 'nnn and becomes an outlaw.
CHAPTER lille meets Luke Stcv.
ems. outlaw.
CHAPTER M S,TvoTs E0cs into the
town of Mercer To buy supplies and Is
shot BY Il ranchcr. Duane Durics him.
CHAPTER 1V-Duane goes to Blnnd's
outlaw stronghold in IN. Rim Rock and
after shooting .osomcr who u,inrrcls
with him over St""cns' death decides
TO stay there. Euchr.. takes Dunn" for
the outlaw chief! and his band.
CHAPTER v-Dunn" prnct,ccs gun.
throwing and hears more about Bland
and his gang.
CHAPTER vI-Euchrc and Duane
call on Knt". Hands wife and Jennie.
q girl whom Benson kidnapped and SOLD
to Bland.
CHAPTER N1I-Enchrc and Duane
conspir" to TAX" Jennie away. Duane
prevents ~ wan,"n murder
CHAPTER vIII-Mrs Bland mnkes
love 10 pinnc and he us"s her to fur-
ther his plans. bland r"turns from
trip. ~" asks Dinn" to JON IN" n.nu.
He is jealous OF Duane and abuses Kate
and Jennie.
CHAPTER 1$-Emchre kills Henson.
is Killed hv Allo"av. Duane kills Alio-
way and BLAND and escapes, wounded.
with Jonnt" In deserted hut in the
mcsuu!t" J"nni. nurses HIM.
CHAPTER x-wh"n Duan" is strong
enough they travel out ~ IN" Rim Rock
To "a ranch"rs house. wli"r. lOnan" re-
covers on their way tn Sh"Ib""ill"
1"nni" is carried m hv outlaws whil"
Ditan. Is away lOokin-, Tor Straycu
horse.
CHAPTER XI-Aft"r vain search for
J"nni". whose nbducior h" KILLS. Dinn"
leads th" lone wolf III" f"r NOR" than
thr"- v'trs finally ;."tting n mossn""
rom CAPTAIN McE"uy of III" rangers
sskinr tim 10 come L" the captains
camp after dark.
CHAPTER %i1-rh" u"sean" Is s"v-
Arnl ''rns r"r'"i,i"d. Duane Is chased by
lynchini; party.