Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26


ing real the vision. For then fine
worst would be past, since the actual
10 never equal to what is expected.
wen" Luck watched him with tba
look OF tempered steel in his hard
eyes. i''i u
l-l-Mr. Cullison, want to ex-
pam. Every man is liable to make q
mlstake-go off half cooked. didn,t
do right. That's a fac. can axnIain
all that, but I'm sick now-awfnl
sick" VI
Culiison laughed harshly. you'll be
sicker soon" " '
lou promised you wouldn't do any,
tnlhg II we turned you loose" the man
piucked up courage to remind him
Il promised the law wouldn't do onr.
tnlhg' foull understand the distinc-
ton presently"
MI Cullison, please admit
zone wrong. | hadn't ought TO have
gone in with Cass Fendrick. He
wanted me to kill you, but l wouldn't "
Bucky had let Cullison take the CON
ter of the stage. He had obsarved .
growing distress mount and ride tbe /
victim Now he stepped in to save
the man wish an alternative at which
Blackwell might be expected NOT IN
snatch eagerly perhaps, but at least
to be driven toward.
This man is my prisoner Mr. cuI-
hson. From what l can make OUT Won
ought to strip his hide off and hanr if
out TO cry. But I've got first call on
nm. II he comes through with tbe
truth about the w. & S. robbery I've
got to protect him"
Luck understood the ranger Tho,
were both working toward tbo sor,o
END The immediate punishment of :
LniS criminal was not the important is
sue. II was merely a club with which
- peat MIN into submission. and at
mat moral rather than nhvsical
me. But the owner of the Circle n a
NEW better than to yield TO Buckv too Il
'asiy' He fought the point out with :
Iin al length. and finally yielded re. u
ue'ahtiy' In such a way as to agra 81
ATE rather than relieve the anxiety Of
he convict. VI
An right. You take him first" he "
naily conceded harshly ID
bueky kept up the comedy. am
Ike him. Mr.. Cullison. But if he tells on
e the truth-and if 1 find out IT'S tho va
noie truth-there'll be nothing doIng "
your part. He's my prisoner Tn. 20
erstand that" ~" co
Metaphorically Blackwell I,o,oa A.. WI
,no OF his protector. II aim to do un
nats right, Captain O'Connor. what. % au
)ns." any ques- the
l want TO know all about the W & "es
ish." --'i" start TO tan
honest wish l could fell Won = :"
1t don't know thing ahout - -
osS my heart, | don't" ~ n Diii
NO use Blackwell. If I'm going 70 IN ~
nu oy you against Mr.. CulIison =.
Il nave to tell the trutb WI.
a. 49, We even got the mask you wore CON- n,
1 the cloth you cut it from. W. 1Uu'
reckon it must a-been soma ono = ne
. nl"Jor Wisht l could helm ,o,, '-'o ~,
l can't" -eip you "\
lucky rose. "All right. If Won cane cav Cav
I me- can't help you. Mr. Cn, t Na"'
~ reckon I'll run out and bo,e "' r.
s ! u' supper Do you mind stayipe "
v wild d, this man till I get back t ~
NO n. That's all right, Bueky. non.. lure sure
~ IN keep him enterta, Don i naun
maps II was not by chance tba+ Siu ~"e'
wandered to a blacksnske '" n,s MS me;
glng on the wall "hip IA
Conner sauntaraa gaze
htened gaze ~ e. r'e uoor. The how
i'm as If for safo+,. p''soner chung OF ne
aa,ao9osr-Colonel-you amt a.go,no i
my Tor an hour or two m She
:. wouldn't th,nt =, ~, III be fathe
no TIL we reach Yuma s good Lu'
18th that the door e. the u
= Blackwell cried out bur behind ScterI
Fly: Mister o'oOnnorl m .ulr,sa iy, spoke
Ia - a., tel essary
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