Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-27
SYNOPSIS.

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SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I.-Yeuns Carlyle wilAurtoa
Dale, or "Bili Dale" 40 he. eleeta % IS
EEnSSwn, EnS sen Of q WEALTHY Cpd epatatsr,
so,,.h sohn X Dale. arrives q As Halfway
Ing a iifs Of Idle eals%sEd incia:Stalis Sss q
bride. fGtricia ClaVsrinE at md aItSv--
determipse to make hil own way HI life.
Iaounts me mSsss 'R, .;ea Aass Li,tlsford sygiesi
lands home Morsland u chief Of hA
elan" which has al old fsud With the
Littlefords. He tells Dals Of the kufipG
Of his brother David MQreland, NsaTs
ago, owner Of rich coal 9spesita, u
ton OF Carlyle" causes Dale to SSiio5s
the man was his father.
CHAPTER u.-Dals .srra9gss to make
hib home With the Morelarid family. ter
whom he entertains deep respect.
CHAPTER In.-Taikins with "psss"
Lttletord next day, Dale u ordered BY
Black Adam" Ball. bully OF the dittrict.
to leaye his girl" alone, Dale reptiles
SSd s SS soSrh soa ,nsy ssdg rn au Sr II. EThs. =
David's coal .depositi. Hen Lttiefsfd
meet him with I'M. folloRcSs next DAY. u
battle. Moreland agrees.
CHAPTER Ix.-puring the plsht sn
the guns helonginE,to the Littlsfofdh ana
the Morelands mysteriouSly disappear
cIssAbs GsARaPs 3 yR:; .:es2: as5.y ssPs IS; a IT,
ing OF the coal. The Two clans ma tNvtr
weapons, which the women had hitAsn.
and line up for battle. "Aebe," tA IN
effort to atop the fighting. oFoksss % The
Moreland side Of The river. and 10 sdci.
denta!iy shot BY her father ana tsFisnsly
wounded,
CHAPTER vI-To Est prepsr surgical
aid, JohA MsreIand, Ben .Uttlessrd and
Dale convey 'Bahs." ufteenseious. y the
city. Doctors assure them she hs,
BCSSy fSGS' R' %sc %ss'' Ssd sa ''d pss
PStrisia SlayerinI. Telling ii. titSss =
Datid M4reland'S coal. the 6la fentlA-
mans actions convince his son on his
fathers guilt In the killing Of MsFslAnA
CHAPTER Wit [. arranged tha.
Babe" ls 70 stay With Mrs. Mel 6aTfn
to be educated. .Dals, rsfdhing his Xath-
er's pro1Sred, financial AID to develop the
mine, interests Newton Wheatiey, ospi-
talist. who agrees 70 fqEpieh !ths nenSt.
Dale realiassShs loves "Babs" 4
CHAPTER YIN : R.turnins ts u.
Halfway switch, Dale meets GajSr
Bradley, lawyer. ana real frisnd Of the
modntai9serst whom hs snssgE e
counsel s%, tsT e., the con. company 4 man %Ss
to betray sihe Morsimds BY ssllins{ hin
the coal deposits, and telling them thT
are OF little value, Dale attsfnpts .
thrash him, but Coz draws Q revolver.
Dale is alarmed
turbulent crowd. tSss ssas s ana ' TsStiys. @ )
TittlsfofdS and MossisnSs ksfss 70 tsrsst
tho old isud and dwell IN hsrmsSt
CHAPTER x,rrbab. returns u he,
Lsurins. Dan monitfatss. ana sSs
edasatloS. wsyisid by By 'slsci Adam
Bal, Dale ashts a piitSl duel With the
He dosSnS see how his she.ScoSid have
killed Ball.
CHAPTER xI.-There II much sp<cuis-
tion as to who really killed. Ball TIE
ySDsra SSS S SPinS& SSn,sSa Ss,ns it Ss R' b n:ss
guardian ..
CHAPTER XII. - caisb Mor.lsnS, ssr
Of John Moreland. admits firing the phe'
which Killed BAH, and takes pals'si place
In jail, He IL Innocent syt tAkss N.
can continue the dsvslopmsnt sf thu
mine. 20
CHAPTER xIII.-on the protest ef In
yestigatng ANOTHER coal deposit, Dale 4
qsSGsss q ps.y asns % s iSr H' NE Eu.s ~
OF Adam Ball, and him EyilUy and, ssg
tence him to be hanged pdxt day, Hs i
RESCUED by BY Heck. Gen 10 }srcsS d
leave the nsishborhO0d. 4 =
CHAPTER XIV. - BABE vr,ts. ps,.
that she Is living with his parents an,
that her education 10 progressing. ylmm]
Fayne. rich and dissolute, asks ''Dabs'
70 marry MIN. but she tells him she isvs
ie e 4
learn the correct use of words: an
Mrs. Dale had been patient palnstah
ing and efficient In her teachings. Ne
that Elizabeth was educated, In sn
real sense Of the word. Far from 4
But heFirhprovement was. In all truth
quite remarkable. She wore more o
less costly gowns new. and q n,
Jewels a THANKS ITO Mrs. Dale an
wbereyeS she went sbe attracted Al
mlrlnR Rlances.
Jimmy Fayne had been coming I
see hefiwhen Mrs. Dale would Pei
NIT II, which was not very often. jim
my Fayue, as Patricia Mclaurin ha
once bean moved to say, was q fal
seeing young man for all his veal
ncsses be had known In ddvanee tbs
the laurel bloom would change to
rose, and then to a white hyacIntl
Perhaps he even considered the fa'
that she would make better wife Il
him. aIidaa a better mother for his chi
dren, than some fragile and oyer-cu
tured weman OF patrlcian house thi
had ab0at run out, At any rate. Jir
my Fayne, the ultra-spoiled, had d
clded that he would marry her.
During those weeks that had bes