The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-10-15
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A0So, u 6lu D2lo, As he oleota to Do
Jshn r. Dale. arrives st he Hsifwsy
Switch, tm eastern Tennessee, abandon
~ . lise Of idle ease-and incidentally
4stsrminsd to max. hi. own way in life,
e. Y. II. ( EFri BY H:ss, eS.S:s.
ssn s so;: s' 70 os sSan u a0i &.
''cean." which has an old feud with the
HttleferdA He tells Dale Of The killing
Of his brother. David Moreland, years
ssa a.@,s & e.rlSl s Go Sor. IsnS d..eT.p
tss nan W. ii. fathss. ~ " '
CHAPrnR II.-Dele arrangss to make
whom he sntsrtains a deep respect
CHAPTER !n:-T.ikins With Babe"
Black Adam" Bali. bully Of the district.
lssSf s snd they .1 sa P 81. F ssS:
rsnses With John Morsiand e develop
CO.: S:po; ~ Jo,d Ben ns.:fofa
nsst him With his followers nett day. IN
battle. korslaad agrees.
CHAPTER sv.-Durins the night all
tbs guns bsloaGtnE to the L...sfsf:S 80
the HesslAnds mystsriousiy disappear.
oSoi.naa 70 secure money for II. min
iH6 Of The coal. The two clans And their
wSfpon.. which the yom:n haf hiAdsn.
1srslaaA ads q the river. "a 10 ascl-
aeata!ly shot ~ Asr father and seriously
=. IKE Eos.i.aS. s. I Ts.I:ss ssis sad
Dali convoy Babe" unoonDcious. 70 the
asy Dostsss essnre them shs z act
lsSby 9eiHurin. 10 had married
be1i1 Msrsland's eosi. ths Old ssntls-
ss: a:Se e !, e. H a Of ~ no. g e.
'1ebs" ls 70 stay With Mrs. MeI.urtn
=! ;; sr sass'd n.DcI: ia g develop s 4.
n1ns, intsrssts Newton Whsatisy. oapi-
teltst. who asrsss to furnish the money.
Dale realizes he loves Babe"
,SAAPTEs VII Rsturn!as e r. =:
bradley: lawyer. and real friend Of ths
e: sse% he ns sa s::s
s..s.y q 8. liea :' 2 . sSs P lin
The coal deposits, ana tsilin. them they
tlfesh him. but oen draw. . rsysivsr.
Dale 10 unarmed.
CHATTER x.-oon snlists the sia q q
p make trouble for Dals's company. The
tlttsfotds and Morelands agree to forget
As cid fsud and dwell in harmony
CHAPTER x:-"Bab." returns to her
be0e, fearing she u . burden to the Nc
eSrse. = 20 back. for tho sake Of An
psi. ass z1.d & aa: VA, As- &.
3eYesade. and Bali e killed. Dale e a.
re- a. ~ ...sp 2 Ia e c.Its ;s
Ton q to who really killed Bali, the
~ sPn, ssa.s S:,ns S IN. p L.
guardian
CHAPTER XII. = caisS MorsiaaA. sen
yShs noreland. admits airing the shot
~ T.: . aos sss' su p IKE s K:
seAas 70! De killin4 In .srdsr hat Dale
- continue tie dsvsaoSmsnt Of tie
CAART1a xuL-oa the prstazt sf y.
N1st1pAAaG aaekhsr coal deposit, Dale 10
Sessys1 I: g.thsIing Of the Balls .ad
Y. 81. asX bi him sGG I'll: :n %u: q:
t3Aes him y b hanged asxt day. y q
800 80 a. ~ ~ Hex: osh Is forced to
Night Fell during the wordy and
profane harangue Of the Ball leader.
and It was ordered that q FIRE be built
at once At once a fire was built, dry
brushwood being used. and In Its red
and Pickering glare the faces Of the
hilImcn looked doubly dark and dOubly
wicked. Then the judge begged
chew of tobacco and deliberately kept
the whole twist. and told the jury to
70 out and bring back verdict with
out losing time.
The twelve mountaineers rose I'M
steadily and went to the creek, and
there one Of them uncovered another
lug Of fiery new whisky that WAS allen
to revenue stamp. They drank
heavily and returned to the walnut
tres court without mentioning the
trial.
The foreman was a Torrey and q
particularly bad one. His swarthy
face, with Its high Cherokee cheek
DO0c8 TN Nhtu-''ppNu h'""s"' "@S
uitra-cr,ie,, ultra-vicious. He entered
the circle Of red and flickering freight
slowly. smiling evlliy, and the other
eleven crowded up close behind him.
He cleared his throat. spat between
two fingers at the Are. and turned to
the Judge.
"0entle,nen O. the jury" growled
tho ruling Ball, shave We reached a
verdict
ave hnve, yOre honor" very prompt
" answered the TOrrey who was fore
man. sand we hs' found the pris'ner
guilty o. the wust kind O. coldblooded
premedltated mudder In the fust de-
gree. yore honor
Old Ball Ievsae4l kHskty fsrsiinge'
toward BIZ DMfe.
go the KILN o. my son ADMIN,
he pronounced sentence. you sni
hang by the neck Ontel dead. from q