The daily Alaskan., 1919-04-05

CHAPTER I-Earton Baynes., orphan, Is taken to live with h1s uncle. Feapooy Baynes, and his Aunt Deel on tsrm on Rattleroad in a neighborhood called Lck- itysplIt about the year 1928. Barton meets Sally DunkelberE, about his own age, puf socially of & claps above the Bayneses, and Is fascinated by the pretty face and fne clothes.
 CHAPTER IT. Barton meets Rowing gate knoWn in the neighborhood as the .aStient Womsn = Amos GrImshaw, young zor oss tbs rIcha st man In the township, IS yIsItor at the BayueS home, and Po,,ir, Eota teiIs the fortunes of the two hoy,s 5rsSictinC a bright future for Bar to5 s15 death en the gallows for Amos. SsnroISad For an act of boyish mischief pepte, r1,rS aI,,Ly, intending to make his boms yitb ths Dunkelbergs. He reaches tba yIIIa1s nS Canton and falls into a sissn oS sYbau, ton on a porch. There Sa ia found by Silas Wright. Jr., promi- -e,t man in nrJllhC affairs, who, knowing paabo51 Rayne,l, takes Barton home Rf- tar bnvinP him new clothes
 ruApTER TTr-Barton and his uncle and aunt visit Canton and hear silas Wright read a sermon.
 ru,prrp rv-Silas Wright evinces ,,S,as JrtaraSt j,i Barton, and sends a box at SaottS anS magazines to the Baynes Sa-es .PrSa slaC aCtion of SilaS Wright to tSe T,,.sd SfaIes senate Is announced.
 ru.prrp v-when Barton is twelve years old he b 'SOIIiless - ,,stH-,o,H. Sno I,nS5sr EpoHI, aS Money" and learns kog, .brn,Sgh bis possession of that won Ssr,;,, tbJnS c,T T:nshaw Is the most power %,i s+S s-rsa Sitt dreaded man in the com Innnity S,ost 5f the settlers being in his Sast f,ss Q Isit to the Baynes home Tr wriEbt Isaves a note in seal en- yelope. which RaTton IS to re9o tne first night when He ieSA'eS "Oi'
 tend school.
 rrTApTrP vTT-Now in his sixteenth ,,so'- Pa.tor ,ccSmpanleS "Mr. PurYis," ;Ss bJTad yna1 Ir, the postoffce at Can ton. On the way eheS Hset TSa,,. Sira ora the thres journey SseNneE' aao HIo tSa bjp6wsyman's demand of Your e,,, S.,S r- ,,Iry,. i;se." Puryis runs away, ,.Siie ,ba StTanye- draws a pistol. but be- S.. ha .s,S S,es tt the robber shoots and tTiIo tI,1 Sor.+ n's horse throws him SnS r,ns auSv As the murderer bends over the stranger PaI ,Ot, ImtO"S .h .S SSUSo he which he observes "OEtSS S'to sT si;'e1, . mtiO SnJ ro,e5 tSot lis gun stock was broken .Au DaoI,,for rn, nner. Search of the nsighborhood for Sne Io1oeE ID hN'@iilhS and the stranger S
 CHAPTER VITT-Barton leaves home to attend Michael Packets school. Amos Grimshaw Is arrested charged with the murder of the stranger.
 CHAPTER IS--Grimshaw seeks to bribe Barton to be silent about his wounding the u-derer of the man killed on the road. The offer Is spurned
 CHAPTER 1-aa!missarles of Ben Grim shaw seek to kldnap Barton, or do worse. He is warned by Silent Kate" and es- capeS.
 CHAPTER XI--Uncle Peabody, Aunt Deel and the nelghbOrs celebrated Christ mas "Old Kate" Is one of theNparty.
 CHAPTER XII Barton and Sally Dun kelberg formally pledge their troth.
 CHAPTER XIII-Old Rates silent but unrelenting pursuit Of Old Ben GrimshaW has its effect, ard goaded beyond enduT- ance Grimshaw dies as the Silent Wom- an" points al hlT.
 CHAPTER X1V-Barton gets a letter from Rowing Kate which heartens htm immensely, although at the time he