The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1915, Page 13

civiliging game, too. Hey, boys, all together, tie "em up against that wagon.” Jim shoved fresh cartridges into his ) CHAPTERS. of you boys just content yourselves - (Copsright, 1015, by Pots F, Weees Going fanvy decoration on the canyas CHAPTER XXVII. ‘ound ‘em. I'll devote my entire un to trimming them lugs- - nt Whiskers Mister Harris is a- HERE was « sudden whirring | ! sporting. All rea about their heads. A lariat,! three, iet ‘em whia thrown with unerring ac-| The two deputies gave a aimul- curacy, had gathered them| taneous yell as several bullets sung both in its reed. With a» > care, jerk they were drawn close seat r, Files bothering you aomer cht their hands pinned to their sides, Tw y, alt eaay, Too ad them. Long | hop around that way. You might d from the | Stick yourselves right in the way | Jim ea: r cohak aide othe on, tights | ome, OF them apitballs, | Some ner ening the rope as he watked. ready to serve at all ho ura, chea) . you've got a hell of a norve, | halt the price. Ah, ha! pretty Neat e"etnue | butting into a peaceable tamp like! ahaved your upper ip that. tim dir In ‘ 7 didn’t I, Mister this, We ain't broke no laws, 80/ bit ‘unsteady w ng to civill u eh? | citement hersabo Say, put a stem on that chrysanthemu Cc ottontop, 7 oo he two men, racked terror, ridteulou or trossea up motionless and — strained, passed all around them. Inspector French — tap shoulder. ped Long Jim on the “you're looking for trouble. You can't like this."* Long Jim turned slowly around His politeness was ominous. N . » > ‘Am T going to be ? The Kind You Have Alwage Bought haa Dorks the Metas eo law must be sorpeiad ture of Chas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his French said firmly. “Untie those |h peraonal supervision for over 30 years, Allow no one ag baa you, in this, Counter felts, Tmitations and 2 ong Jim scratched his head tor Just-as-go are but ex ents, and endanger 4 dl health o! f Children Experience neninst Eopert riment. | | (Say, Mr. Inspector,” he ray, | aca 1 a fine man in you {you welgh too much—t a Ss i the matter with you. Bo 5 ‘ Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paree SS rOP tatioing in ‘oric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither they. shentad, pium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, It de Long Jim grinned. He fell a little stroys Worms and - ys F ‘ishness. For more than back, Suddenly he lowered bis gun thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of and shot into the ground, barely an Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Trou- inch from French's feet. 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She came on to the brides at n half canter had reached the other side in safety, threw up h A dozen willing hands secured them. The two men spluttered wildly, half in anger, half in fear of their tor- mentors, but in a few seconds they were recured firmly against the cams! -topped wagon. | “Now sit easy, gentlemen, alt easy. Nothing's going to hurt you.” Long G forty-five, “That is, unless you're un- | : ee UCED BY SE. PHILLIPS lucky, Line up there, boys, one at a ® time now, Bud, you and Tim and Warlnacrunnce to * — OPPENHEIM ims nor es. yo an sn be OO Gated owbors who M84 / their hair's getting too long. The rest hora, grasping her horse, Into the stream. Queat, galloping up a only able to check himself just in time. ie Ho flung himself from his horse and old horses,” drawied Long | erous | in their trussed up| crouched in terror while the bullets | “Look here,” he remonstrated, | treat the representatives of the law | you got me scared,” hoe re-| the warrant and bring out the i Greatest Sh BRIGHTON ae Wi RLO WANIO WO \ “HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY zy 1915. Cela i could foteh him | ~~ NIAGARA FALLS ‘DECORATION DAY | ee TRIP Lehigh Valley Railroad /“BLACK DIAMOND ROUTE’ | Tickets Food On All Trains, Full Information and Reservations at / New York City Ticket Offices:| 1460 at 42d St. VHONT BRYANT 4212, 1236 at 30th St. FHONE MAD, SQ. 3503, orker, is it to be fri or do you want rel ‘The deputies we y thirsty, The perspiration wa ming French's foreh at one another. 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