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'UadHowShormmd Help hLydhEPthm’o 1llMIlillit sun's I iitKllllilitli They began to follow hu- com- mands while Macarthur Trew Glos- ter to one slde and explained to him in detail the plan for the rob. bery of the lekwn Bank. Two men It the most would be all that were needed to make an entry into the bank. But the other toar would be posted at intervals here and,there to guard against ally possible dam Ber. Now that Gloater was there. it meant that there were tive extras. "An easy job for you this time, Cluster," said Macarthur. "And you'll hook in on your full share of the coin. You ought to be more'n ten thousand dollars to the good be fore' morning!" Gloster nodded. Alter all, the thing could he managed. As Mac. nrthur pointed out, this was an In- side job and there would be virtual- ty no risk attached to it. He need not keep the stolen money- which fell to his lot. He could simply leave it behlnd him at the camp when he departed. Or, better still. he could send it back to the Wickson Bank. He would have no actual share in the crime. And when the good tlme came and he found that mysterious murderer ot Nichols and Springer, Be could return to the ranks of iaw~abiding men with a reputation unstained. By that time, too, he should have found a way to convince Joan that she could not lead the wild life which she had chosen. It chased the sweat to start trom every pore of his body when he Ienrned that they were to ride that very night. But, looking down to the noor so that mine ot them might read the horror in " eyes, he set his teeth and decided that he would tttui a way or withdrawing before the Ictunl scene of the crime to be was reached. "Go out and saddle, one by ong, boys. go's Joan won't hear," went on Macarthur. “hand your bosses down through the up and wait out there until we all are together, then we'll start. Mgtearthur broke In upon his thoughts. He had been watching carefully the rapt face of the new recruit. Ho beckoned Cluster to him, and going to the wall he took down 1: Mood Brothers Bo Harry cluster became a sworn member ot the band. “Th-1'. the way it always Is." he said “It's hard to take the plunge. But once you‘re In the water, the swimming In line." bridle, all. both. an no will to no and at no who. oe the II, M I! W that ”all; um I "ht with nun] not our . Bfrl. Jon Bury. “mu: 0! . [than run? a! an old was. “In alu- to: to “DC. but Jenn. tn - at Odo-tor. tun- “: with . bul- dit sun; In the mountain. au Mum-tint, n ttttp-ttae" scandal. In and. mama of the. an] who-'1“ Aware" with n, who. to rob the Wick”: Buns! Samuel Ctrnoy. who: ot the but. , bu (In: him the communal or, ttto ate, but but repent: And tell: the pro-Mont of the bank what he hu done. (Holler you with Buck Dunleln. Joan's gnu-dun. to the ban-' an camp to and the girl. She will not have. so (Homer sol“ the band, too, to be no" her. i MUNIIIYOOAY magenta-Imam- :voumn " mum-mu NOW ao ON WITH THE CTORY MM.' he. Jh_--"t mm». i',t,r,','x8tfttt, new DAN BARRY'S I,” DAUGHTER "a CHAPTER XXX by taxman: I "Than, look " um.” He toned the bridle to cluster. I "What ebony. u?" naked the Inner. I “Look it over." He obeyed. scrutinizing It cure- 1aur, but on the outside it was cer- Po" the most ordinary ot bridle: .In IDDOII'l-hco. He looked on the itt. side, and at the top ot the headband, xhalf obscured by u: Inerurtmtiem ot horse sweat. he found the "uuau "H. 8." cut out In the leather. ' "H. B." he mattered to himself. “Who's that? H, P. Hal Spring!!!" He jerked up his had. l "Good God!" he breathed. Macarthur had lowed hll "ms. But although he had set his teeth to force htmaelf to it, he nianaord to meet the eye of master. I "Yep," he said. "t done that job." "And tried to make me swing tor "Then hell broke loose. In a couple ot seconds I come back to my senses And there they lay dead on thd ground. I grabbed what was worth grabbing Then, being Hal. and beat it. " "rm a hard man, Cluster." said Macarthur. but a Jain! tlush of shame had appeared in his cheek; “I'd of let you swing and been glad 01 it. When one gent swing: for a killing there ain't any look tor an. other killer. But now you're one of ttti. I've sworn solemn that l'd treat you like you was a brother ot mine And I'm telling you the truth." Gloster groaned. There was such a mixture or astonishment and anger in his heart that he was breathing hard. “Glosler. that's the whole yarn. It's the worst thing that I ever done. And the way I let ‘em hound you for the Jph was worse still. But -1u of let you go to the gallows right up to the time that you got to be one or us. Cluster, it you don't want to servm under me after hear- ing that. you're free to go where you want to go. If you'll stick with us In spite of that, there's my hand'." There had been no truth in the supposition of Harry master that Joan had gone back to her but to sleep as soon as he Ian. She had gone to the Captain, and when she was sllll fifty steps away he scented her coming and raced to meet her like a great happy ttog when it gees Its master. He threw a swift circle around her, then came to n pause In front of her with his hum! teased up high In the air and his eyes ahinlng. _ They had n talk together after their own way. She whispered to him while she rubbed his nose. and he whinniod his reply no louder than her own hushed voice. ot him sha asked her qutststmns----whrtre were they going? What would they see, and what would they do on the ion. in" which they were trtarthtr to. gather? And then on“ of wind strut-k them and brought the atar lion's hold up. pointing north. um thn cry of an owl blow "only Ind moumfully to them on the breeze. “I didn't go up there to do no harm to Nichols," Macarthur went on: "I was that and I wanted to touch the old boy-but he seen through me. and that made me mad. There wouldn't have been no more than words, though, but when I got mad Nichols trot scared and being scared he reached tor hts gun. I For the split part of a second Harry Glosterrtought his battle with himself. Bul after all, there was no choice. He was tree to leave the band, to he sure, but if he left them It meant that he left Joan. _And. In another moment, he found himself shaking hands with the murderer of his two old paNnprts'. That m" the urn-war. " III. no known even below the nixed. Ttoy were hound north and north. she went hack to the hut, and than the u! rron-lenod It the valance like In lndlnn under the flap of his tank. 80 Ibo uw Hurry Blonder ride back In the hollow, I“ him dismount In front of tho cabin door, saw him stride III-Ida. Innumly tsho "I up ind Alter Mm, Ind trom the cubicle '50 atritrd on "can!“ that followed. an. on him holding Inc-mun. and uh. not“ with '0‘!" Ind "to how Im. ponnt'wm no “mg!“ of the chin! In Ola-tor. (rip. tnte haul the "tttgrteutimt .Iho luv tuh, manor not from glue on!) NI own "mil." and ' the vat. tor hll nit-luau. - 'NNoetar,"t-.'sutroaant “I! at “a, h a“ " A orrtttrthu-saisusrt mg, “a“ will.“ Ink. h Yum-mu" mmmuomu "rhm"rtbat." ‘Iuo‘l'anumomlc "it an to be and against In] W M N MI. “I ma. .You'vo sworn to tmet the thousand. of to... and I” W 'romt of I" like he Wu. your but '31.! that "I m. an “I'm“ brother." Iauk and. at hntr up»: I. no m ly, Re he joined that crew In orgir nu. - one. INHIII i.- urlon mm of In. Arthur mm: that I. at“ it I." to her, That In. - ”In“. . all [or when an.» no”. no MM to! ya (I. Wu " " qtrtot " " an. in. you w m Mr may. Malawi-cynic». yd'lnhnuhnumnm Atbeet.-tt.t-etaraet-r. “l'w sworn." laid Ola-Mr (loomi- Riders m the Night CHAPTER XXXI no they no - out. 1mm nun om: rolloviu than: vul- non. No man or wanna can nuke a mistake by than!“ the Haney- oe. cuionnny, an n well-known Auth- orlly. Eating too much rich tood cronies Icldl, which excl" tho Ill- neyn. They became overworked from the IU'IIII. [at 0mm tttd mil to tilter the vale um poison- from the blood.- Then V. [at do]. Rhournatlsm, hood-choc, uvor troub- le, nervonmou, alumna. “COMO"- neu and urinary disordon Mun some from plant-h Harlow. ‘ Nowmyo I. not an 'hnou mthun woman by no unmo- of cum- What: by nun-u any an; .tor. [or u how. of "Wy- "th's Bage no Sulphur Compound.” amok duke” the nu- " ntnnlly, no evenly. that nobody an Ito-lib): tell It ha been "ptiod. You Slit dampen u upon. or an m run It and draw an through your‘ hair, “in. on can! strum " n: ”me. Br menu. tho my but? draws-u; but. that "lights the lulle- with .Wyelh'n In. Ind Sul- phur Compound la that, bull.- beautifully darkening the Mir an" a few 'tpptiesauotu, it also bum back tho (lol- And but" and that it n Ippearulca of thumb“. The moment you fool I dull to!“ In the kldnoyl, or your back ham. or if the urlno II cloudy. Olen-1n. full of gallium. imam or pul- nge or Attended " I "ttaatitttt ot scalding, bum drinklu a gun at Inter ml: any. CI” to: About tour ounces ot Jud Boll.- from I” Dh-rmlcy: an I able-poem] In n q1txa. of van: We bruit-u, Ind In u few day. your Hanan any get In. This “not" nu- II and. from the acid ot [raw and lemon Moo, combined with mm. and in has and tor yarn to than “a cunn- m. the kidneys; alto to Id) mumm- tho will: In an mun. Jed Sam I. howl"; unto. a with“! “on“! tttht- mu 'hloh ovum. should an an and (In: to hob In» a. m- any: do“ “a not!" an no um nu. - on“ "an" un- than“. of man an I. Ito "In that u. on“, thnt b-tttttt dark Bud. ttd "tr an» E I. " lrlcuvo, In. - .1. old-till; "- Quart tl Wat,” So, with that resolution, she watched until the oath had been taken so solemnly. Then she hur- ried away and found the Captain, led him by the mane to her hut and. beyond the farther side of it when eyes from the larger house could not perceive her, she saddled Ind hrldletl him. it was not necssury ta warn him to be silent and cau- tion: of his movement. The great horse had fallen into the very spirit of the thing.V Her stealthy approach and her whispering voice had been vnough to make his steps as careful as those of a stalking cat. Take a Back [numeric-Imus" She had saddled him and was ready to mount when she “W a man z-urryinx a saddle go through the starlight into the pasture. She nined the black horse into a come .md there waited. She saw the tellow--it was the familiar bulging outlines ot Fatty Guineas which she recognized-rooting his horse and then riding out of the hollow. He was no sooner gone than another man went out from the cabin, and than a third. , One by one they were capturing their mounts and departing trom the huiiuw; and the meaning ot It gradually came to hor, This, want the (wagon they had retired so only rhut night. There was a midnight ride ahead ot them. And would Harry Gloster be one of the party? The hope that he would not was hardly born when she saw two men whose height and bulk showed them unmistakably to he (Roster and Macarthur, leave the door of the Ituisie, and go out Into the paature In another few moments they were riding out of the valley. What was there that she could do? She must simply wait until they were gone, of course. Then she mum ride north as tar as she pleas. ed and heron: Harry Glouer and the rest mum back to the mountain. -;he would be tar away beyond their ken. THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS (To Be Continued) --Cottrrittht Min Man-rot Abel who Beeerttd her connection u Ouch" It the High School here vu- mounted with I (In em q1nrres Iherbot not hyper clan. Dun Abel no" to the Full" high "boo! In the tall, Percent“ A pretty church wedding Tar plan; in St. Paul's Lutheran church on Tuesday, June Mth when Rev. A, Gallmoier united in marriage Min Lauretia Rup’ol. youngest daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. J. H.Ruppel to Mr. Alvin Brubacher, not: ot Mr. and Mrs. Israel Brubachor. MI“ Laura Kllnck was the bridesmald and Norman Bruhachar gronmxman. On their return trom a trip to Chicago, Detroit and other points they wl reside in Elmira. Nomad " Pupil. "Oh, that's nothing." replied his companion; "this morning I heard my wife stirring her tea in 'China,' and mine is only a “a set." Johnny: "No; 'taitt't neon-uh since m: put inn dietotrraptt. This Joke Imported From India I "hm't radio wonderful?" said the first man. "Only in! night I heard the wile singing in America _ and mine is only a errirtak sat." Con-elation Glumlelgh: "I'm troubled with corn: on the soles ot my feet." Peek: "Yes, and for that reason I like muhty good cttre um Y' give her one.. autistic-l Note The energy used on the golf roursex every afternoon would tur- nlsh power enough to mow 70.000 lawns, beat 60.000 rugs, and wash 789.23! dlahea. " "UmtueMionably no." nuswerct tht' great man; "if " were Inhabit- ed it would long since have been annexed by the British Empire." "Tun Ith mother lays. Jack, _ How {only to no. you two Inning!" “nothing Better Goodcuch: “look new. Johnny, I don't we m: hanging nround the parlor us you did when I an: be. an culling on your suntan" Optimistic No one can self." Watch” HI: 810p Heck: "Your wife I; wonderful. I never knew a woman who could talk "t; fluently on a given subject." While at work In his hay tield recently Oscar Holswurth of new Elmira tell ott a side delfvery rake and fractured hla shoulder. The horses ran away. His mother also suffered an accident when she broke her arm several weeks ago, A wheat stalk grown on the Aug. tttrm near here measured es and Is a wn by Mr exonptlona IrubacFoF . Ruppel " Mr. Ind hmlly of have 1ett WInnlpel. points. Mr, and In. o. W. Rokhurd and hmlly Bttettdqd "I. Abnhnm Wit. lnor Ila-Union at Pro-ton nanny. Mr. Anna! Bchlorhom M La la". mum MI moth" In. 000. ”Morton: Thu Och thytoln church hold their “In! Inlay School - " Woo! lulu-on on Wad-allay. ”in“ will ”not to Inn at the mm. mm o! In. Arthur - $tte when - no... no hm In Mr -. .The Vacant Moon An Englishman once asked M. Fiunnnurion wimther, in hi. opinion, the moon was inhabited. "Paw,". asked young Greedy, what's extravagance?" . "It's wearing a necktie when you’vP got whiskers." tanned Gap Johnson at Rumpus Ridge. "Now lenr out of here and let me dose a minute." _ Met With Aettldertt " m Teacher: “my; churn. to! old would I par-on DI who woo but in ma?" . "at - odor "rut your an: duly." adm- torto- -., "nad tho lulu ot Mr walla - at. an ot nun." Pupil- (In chorus): "ttad or woman!” “his. up“ w" ua guru. I My“ APIM Start “Dearest, I am not worthy of 'NH"esrMgMttV,mr6ear." Mrs. Maury Canasta Ind " trams" mind friend: More. Ind ton Kenneth on an extended trip to Vancouver "tet other Friend: “Lucky man! trad on ‘em but your- ILNIM IN VERY POOR CONDITION End Rheumatism With Red Pepper Form l Jr.--Helen Enbaugh hon., Cluudie Sinus hon.. Marla Dietrich hon., WHfred Doertter pups. Loren Rank p"aste. Hilda nomm ree, Hel. en Klvaweuer rec. Primer.---..-, Huber. Arthur Kleswelter. Ella Kleawauer. Muriel Rank, Lloyd Dietrich, Lucy Mose! 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