Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 121, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1926 — Page 2

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CHAPTER Vll—Hampton, at the ranch, becomes utseasy at Judith's long | absence. With Tommy Burkitt he goes to seek her, arriving In time to drive the attackers off. and capturing one man, known as “Shorty." CHAPTER Vlll—"Shorty" escapee from Imprisonment in the grainhouse on the ranch, to the disgust of Carson, cow foreman, who had him tn charge. Leo begins to feol a fondness for Judith, though he realises ahe Is not his womanly Ideal. Marcia Langworthy, one of Hamptons party, typical city girl, is more to his taste. CHAPTER IX.—The diecovery le made that pigeons, with ■'hog cholera germs on their feet, have been liberated on the ranch. Lee captures a stranger, Dick Donley, red-handed, with an accomplice, a cowboy known as “Poker Face.” Donley has brought more pigeons to the ranch. ‘‘Dave Lee!” he cried, as if he could not believe ids eyes. ‘‘You! 1 Here!" “Hello, Dick,” Lee answered quietly. “Yes, I’m here. I didn't know that ' you wore the artist Hampton bad brought up with him.” Farris' hand went out swiftly to be gripped in Lee's. Marcia, mystified, looked from one to the other. “You two know each other? Why, isn’t that —” She didn’t know Just what It was, so stopped, looking frankly as though she'd like to have one of them finish her sentence for her. “But,” muttered Farris, “I thought that you—” “Never mind, Dick," said Lee quickI ly. And to Marcia's mystified expresi vjon : “Yon'll pardon us a moment.

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i silss l.nngwortliy? 1 want to talk a , j little with Mr. Farris.” , His hand on the artist’s elbow, Bud 1 Ix»e forced him gently away. The two | disappeared Into the little room off the library where Jose was placing a great howl of punch on the table. "Que hay, Bud.” grinned Jose. “Your ol’ nose smell the booze d —n queek, no?" He set down his bowl nnd went out. Farris stared wonderingly at Lee. •‘Bud, Is It?” he grunted. “Breaker of horses, hired man at a dollar a ' day—?” "Ninety dollars a month. Dick,” Lee I corrected h(jn, with a short laugh. “Give a fellow his true worth, old- ' timer.” I Farris frowned. “What devil's game is this?” he dci mantled sharply. “Isn't it enough that you should drop out of the world with never a word, but that you must show up now breaking horses and letting such chaps as Mrs. Simpson’s Black Spanish chum with you? Not a cursed word In five years, and I've lain awake nights wondering. When you went to I smash —’’ "When a Lee goes to smash," said Bud briefly, "he goes to smash. That’s all there is to It.” “But there was no sense, no use In 1 your dropping out of sight that way—” "There was," said T.ee curtly, “or I shouldn't have dor*- P It wasn't just that I went lifoke; tTat was a

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