RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
u
COMRADES
PERIL
aS
CHAPTER XI Continued.
11
"Yes," she ndmlttcd, "that was
about nil.'
"So, now he's dcnd ; he don't cut no
Ico 'anymore."
"But arc you sure he's dcnd?"
"Sure?" sncerlngly. "I don't know
how I could he no surer. I turned
(ho cuss over nn' ho wns cold then.
You don't need worry nono nhout that.
Walt a tnlnuto till I see wjio the
guy wns what tried to break In here."
Shelby could henr Mncklln cross the
room, nnd Jerk the blanket from off
tho bodies. The fellow gnvo utterance
to nu oath of nstonlslmipnt at the
Bight revealed.
"My flodl Did you ever see any
thing like Hint? Locked together like
two stags. II II Sam wns Rhot, but
he pot the whlto guy even nftcr he
was dead. D n me, If It nln't Hank
Rlaglnl Now, whnt dobs thnt mean?
I reckon Hanley sent the gnloot In
here. Thnt conies from splllln' things
when yer drunk. Sny, you an I hnve
KOt to get out of bore. I'll tell you
about It ns quick as I can. It's plain
enough Hnnloy's got his eyes on you,
an' will double-cross me If he onco
gits a chance."
"What Is It you mean? I do not un
derstand." "
"Naturally yer don't, secln' I nln't
told yer nothln'. But now that I know
yer nln't pining nwny over thnt feller
Shelby, I reckon the sensible thing
fcr me to do Is ter talk straight.
Therc'H goln' ter be h 1 to poy In this
valley before long, and the sooner wo
get out o' here the better. I run ncross
n soldier 'bout half wny ter Oerlnsche,
an' he give mo n pointer that made me
wheel tUiout. nn ride back."
"Tho Indian outbrenk?"
"Sure; the troops got In, nn' round
ed most of the Sioux up. They had n
flght nt Wounded Knee, over yonder,
an licked h I out of the reds. Some
of 'em got nwny though, nn' come
trnllln' west mostly young ones, I
reckon nn' now they're sendln' env
airy out ter ride 'cm down. That's'
"what ho wns nftor, a bunch to come
scout In In through here."
"Here? Wolves' bole?"
"Mor'n likely; ho didn't say nothln'
'bout thnt. But they're mighty liable
ter call. I'm fer glttln' out, while the
goln's good. That's whnt I come back
for to get you, and skip."
"To to get me?"
"Of course. I'll tell yer about It now,
nn' you'll go nil right. I reckon you
.nover thought I run off with you
'cnuso I loved you?"
"No you you loved me?"
"That's tho wny of It. 1 snw you
long before thnt funeral down to Pon
en; but this guy Shelby horned In
'fore I was ready to net. You didn't
enre nothln' for him. So I says to my
self, then, I'll have her; I'll take her
whether she wants me or not. Long
ns she don't -love him, I'll make her
love me see? Course I didn't aim to
do no killing; that was just nn acci
dent like, nn' I didn't do It nohow. It
was Snui here who got gay, and benncd
Shelby."
"But whnt would you do with me, If
If he had been alive?"
"There nln't no use tllscussln' that,
fer he ain't alive. It's what I want
ter do now that counts. Maybe I had
a plan then, an' maybe I didn't. But
now I got It all planned up proper.
I'm n goln' ter marry you. An that
goe3 whether yor're wlllln' or not. I
nln't even nskln' you."
Tho expression of her fneo must
have brought the fellow a realization
that perhaps he was going altogether
too fast, for ho broke In with an ex
planation. "See hero now, don't get huffy. I
nln't no Western rough-neck for you
to bo ashamed of. I belong down Knst
In ol' Virginia, an' wo got money to
burn. Thnt's straight goods. My real
nnme ain't Mncklln nt nil ; It's Church
Ill. I mean business an' Just as soon
na Indian Joe gets down here with
somo horses, we're n goln' ter start."
"For where?" her voice trembling
In spite of every effort nt self-control.
To aerluscho first; there's a
preacher there, an' then on to God's
country Just as fast ns tho train will
take us. That's my program, an' let
mo tell you, I'll bo d n glad ter git
awny from Injuns, Mexs, ni tho rest
o this rotten outfit. No, you wait;
that will bo Indian Joe comln' now."
Tho door between tho two rooms
had closed pnrtlully, yielding doubt
less to boiuo faint draught of air, so
that Shelby ventured to survey tho
scene through the narrow crack near
tho hinges. Mntters were becoming so
complicated lie was nt his wits end.
Ho had delayed too long, nnd, per
hapa, It had been a mistake to ndvlao
the girl to thus appear friendly to this
brute. Now, Instead of being con
fruited by the Kla alone, he must also
face Laud, If ho would prevent her
being carried away tho second time.
The situation bad become desperate.
Ua could tea tha girl standi
IRANDALIJ Wjl
pressed close to tho wall, the light
from the broken window on her face,
her eyes anxiously watchful of the
movements of Mncklln, who bnd turned
nnd was fronting the outer door, one
hand resting In rendlncss on tho butt
of his "45." Then that opening was
shadowed, and the bulky figure of the
squaw-man suddenly appeared. Ills
first utterance was full of Ill-humor.
"Well, I got your message, and nm
here," he 6atd roughly. "What the
h I Is up, Mucklln?"
"Everything Is, from nil I henr," was
the short reply. "Your Indians nro
licked nlrcndy, ain't they?"
"Yes; I expected that; I told them
how It would be."
"To be sure you did, but you never
thought every runaway buck would
mako for this Hole. But they hnve;
and you know what that means, I
reckon. They will bo smoked out
sooner or Inter. Do you wnnt to stay,
and bo Bmokcd out with 'cm? I'm for
getting out of here now tonight, Joe.
I don't Intend being caught In this
net; an' you nro n d d fool If you
don't feel In the snmo wny. There Is
n chance now to mako It, but tomor
row may bo too lata How about your
cattle?"
"I Bent them Into the Bad Lands."
Mncklln laughed.
"Thnt proves whnt you think nbout
It. All right then; we'll rldo out to
gether. Got three horses out there?"
"Yes, nnd n pnek; thnt's whnt tho
Indian told mo to bring. Tho woman
going nlong?"
"Sure she Is. H 1, we've fixed
things nil up. We're goln' to got mnr
rled over nt Gcrlnsche. I'm almln' ter
take you nlong for best mnn."
Laud evidenced his surprlso nnd In
credulity with n grunt, nnd a swift
glance at the silent girl, shrinking
bnck against the wall.
"What about Panchnr he asked
dryly.
"That llttlo Devil I Pooh I when she
hears nbout It, I'll bo cast of tho Mis
souri. She's nit right for a Mex, but
this time I mean business, Joe. Don't
you forget It, I'm plnyln' for big
stakes, an' there don't no Pnncha
stund In my way. What's 'the matter
with you?"
"Well, I ain't so suro you're goln'
ter git off so scot free," returned
Laud slowly. "There's a fellow been
In here huntln' you; nn I reckon ho
must be here yet Ienstwnys I don't
know how the cuss could have got
out."
"A man huntln' mc7 You're dream
In'." "No I nln't. The fellow Joined my
outfit up on the mesa yesterday
sorter big fellow with light hair, nn' n
smooth face. Ho put up quite n spiel,
and claimed his nnme wns Churchill.
1 didn't mor'n hnlf bellevo him, but
not knowln' whnt wns up, I let tho
euss drift In along with us. I aimed
to see you as soon ns we got In; but
-What tho H I Is Up, Macklln7"
h 1, you had skipped, while Hanley,
who might have knowed something,
was up at the cove. I sent Juan after
him, for by that time I was sure the
guy waH some d n spy. Tho hoss ho
was rldln' bnd the snmo brand of them
cuttle 1 drove In."
"Tho same brand? Whnt brand?"
"The Tlijeo Sturs; they como from
Shelby's ranch up on tho Cottonwood."
"H 1 1 A big fellow, you said with
light hnlr, and smooth face?"
"That's him; grayish eyes, an' rides
like a cavalryman. I never saw the
galoot before, but I wan't goln' to
take no chances, so I got his gun, and
locked him up."
"Wbertr
In that cell room In Vllletnonte's
cabin."
"And he's there yetr
"No, ho nln't; that's tho trouble.
Somehow he got hold of a knlfo; must
have It hid on him, I reckon. Knyhow
ho cut them bars at tho window, nn'
wiggled through."
"And ho hnsn't been caught?"
"Ain't seen hide ner hnlr o' him.
Somo guy helped him outside there
was prints of two kinds of boots plain
enough under tho window; but after
that they might Just as well hnve
gono up In tho air."
"Two o' 'cm. Tho other couldn't
have been Hnuley, or Slngln, could
It?"
"now the h I do I know? I never
caught eight o' nothln' but tho print
of that boot I scouted up tho creek ;
then thnt first bunch o' Indians come
trnllln' In, an' I had no time to think
about anything since, only get tin' my
cattle out o' here."
"But you'll go with us now?"
Tor a ways, anyhow; I reckon
there nln't nothln' cl.-o to do; them
soldiers Is bound to get here."
"And the sooner we're off tho better.
You rendy?" -
lie wheeled nnd confronted the
shrinking, frightened girl, who made
no reply.
"Well, by God I you better be. Get
the horses, Joe; I'll fetch her along,
all right"
Shelby straightened up. In spite of
tho odds, he must net now, or never.
Yet, before he could take a step for
ward, a Mngle shot rang out sharply.
Ho saw Mucklln fling up his nrms,
aid reel backward, his body striking
tho half-open door, before It "crashed
to the door, and lay motionless.
Tho Impact of Mncklln'a body had
flung the door wide open, leaving Shel
by fully exposed to view. For nn In
stant, however, tho startled nnd be
wildered Laud failed to note his re
vcalmcnt ngalnst the darkness of that
Interior. Ho had leaped back Instant
ly to tho protection of the wall, nnd,
gun In hand, crouched there with
eyes flxed on tho broken window op
posite. Shelby was swift to take nd
vantage of his surprise. Wherever
the shot had come from, whoever had
fired It, his concealment was no longer
possible. There must be no hesitancy,
no delay. Ho stepped across the mo
tionless body, with weapon flung grim
ly forward.
"Hands up, Joo! Put them up first
before you turn around. Stop that I
Don't try any tricks on me. Now
stand there Olga."
"Yes."
"Take thnt gun out of his hand;
there Is nnothcr In his belt; get that
also. That's right; now come over
hero; you understand firearms."
"Yes, of course" wonderlngly, "I"
know how to shoot"
"I Imagined. so; Calkins would have
taught you. Keep this fellow covered,
nnd let him have It If he makes any
effort to break away. Watch him
closely, while I rip up that blanket,'
nnd tlo him up."
He left her with the gun steadily
pointed nt Laud's head, the fellow
cursing, with hands up, his angry
eyes following every movement. He
was desperate, maddened by sudden
helplessness, with tho sneaking feroci
ty of n wolf, yet was temporarily held
motionless by the deadly peril. Shel
by stripped tho ragged blanket from
off tho dead bodies under the bench,
nnd began hastily to rip It npnrt.
The black, bloated fnco of Slogin
stared upward, nnd Indian Joe saw it
for tho first time, n sudden spasm of
terror causing him to burst forth :
"My God I Thnt's Ilnnk Slngln l"
"Sure It Is; ho got his, an' you'll get
yours If you drop those hands, you
cur. Turn around now, nnd stop."
Lnud obeyed, his face ugly nnd
threatening, nnd Shelby took n step
closer, tho strip of blanket In bis
bauds, bis revolver thrust back Into
his belt. What Indian Joo saw will
never be known; perhaps n slight
wavering In the eyes of tho girl, per
haps an Instant lowering of her gun.
But It wns enough. All his hate mid
treachery drovo him to n desperate
chance. With the mnddened leap of
n wild beast, be sprang upon Shelby,
gripped him fiercely by the throat,
imd the two went headlong to tho
floor. Olga tired, but without nlm.
missing them both, nnd dare not pull
tho trigger again, so tightly were tho
men grappled, as they rolled back and
forth In frenzied effort to obtain mas
tery. Shelby, taken completely by
surprise, was at a disadvantage, his
thro.it crushed by sinewy bands, his
loosened revolver flung half ncross tho
room. He could only struggle to
break the hold of his antagonist, roll
ing over and over, and forcing the fel
low's bend back with every ounce of
strength ho, could bring Into piny.
They were not unevenly mntehed, the
two Shelby tho younger, and perhaps
the stronger; but Laud n skilled fight
er, hnrd ns nails, and rendy to resort
to any trick. Moreover, ho know what
he had sot out to accomplish, nnd
bent every effort to prevent tho fright
ened girl from getting a Bhot nt him.
He hung on, his strnlnlng hands, like
n vise, twisting tighter and tighter
Shelby's shirt bund, careless of any In
jury to himself so that ho kept tho
body of tho latter In protection tie
tween him nnd Olga's revolver. Yet,
with every move, every straining
whirl of their bodies, ho gained nn
Inch nearer tho open door. Ho fought
llko nn nnlmal, sinking his teeth Into
Shelby's flesh, nnd driving his knees
Into his bo'dy. It wns silent, bitter
fighting, overy muscle strained to the
utmost, nnd tho squaw roan won. They
knocked over tho bench, nnd crashed
out through tho partially open door,
rolling down the single step Into the
weeds. Laud landed on top, bis fin
gers still clutched on Shelby's throat,
I iba latter bait unconscious, Crated,
maddened ns he wns, tho one desire
to escape overcame his eagerness to
kill, nnd Indian Joe, cursing, struck
onco nt the upturned face, lenpi'd to
his feet nnd plunged Into the shcltet
of the weeds. Shelby, gasping pain
fully for breath, scarcely yet fully
realizing what hud occurred, lay mo
tionless but for the quivering of his
limbs.
Indeed, he hnd scarcely forced openx
his eyes when Olga was beside him.
"You you are alive? Ho did not'
kill you?"
He endeavored to smile, lifting him
self upon one elbow.
"No, no; I nm nil right" he gasped.
"Tho, fellow got my throat, and I
couldn't break his hold. The treach
erous hound got me that time. I wns
' G)
His Finger Still Clutched on Shelby's
Throat
a fool, nnd off my guard; It Is no
fault of yours; I should have taken
no chances with the dog. Where did
he go?"
"Down there, through tho weeds to
tho creek; he hnd n horse down be
low." "And rode nwny?"
"I think so; I nm not sure. I cared
for nothing then but you; I thought
perhaps ho had killed you."
Shelby struggled to his feet, his
strength returning, nlthough he
scarcely could swallow, nnd every
word ho uttered pnlned him.
"That devil will bo bnck; the Hole
Is full of Indians. Our only chnncc
Is to get nwny before he enn gnther n
bunch of his kind together."
"Get nwny? Where?"
"Up tho bluff; the plnco In which I
hid Inst night But wnlt; my revol
ver is Inside the cnbln."
He started bnck, and Olga followed
closely. Standing upon tho step, nnd
looking down tho valley, his head now
nbovo the level of the surrounding
weeds, Shelby's teeth clinched tightly
to kep back an oath, nnd his eyes
darkened.
"There's no time left," he said grim
ly, pointing, "Lnud has got his gang
nlrendy; we're sure up against it
now."
Even ns she stood hestde him,
straining her neck to set, the en
denco of n wild whoop enmo echoing
to them from the distance; Lnud nnd
tho Indians were coming ncross tho
flat, riding straight for the cabin, and
lashing their ponies ns they came.
"Are aro they after us?" she
sobbed, grasping his arm, "nre nro
you sure?"
"No doubt of It ; that's Laud a lead
In' 'cm. Them Injuns will do what
ever he snytf. Come In quick ; we got
to fight It out here, I reckon there
nln't much chance, but I'm likely to
get some o' thnt outfit. Hurry, Olgn;
there ain't no time to lose."
Ho crashed the door shut, nnd fiuiig
the bnr Into place; then dragged for
ward the heavy bench nnd braced It
ns best ho could. He hnd to feel
along the floor to recover his lost
weapon, and before he could straight
en up ngaln. tho wild chorus of yells
rung out closo at hnnd, mingled with
the sound of horses crushing reckless
ly through the maze of weeds, nlmost
to ho very door. He wns tho fighting
mnn now, cool and eager. lie looked
straight Into her eyes.
"You nro not frightened, little girl?"
"Oh, yes I nm; but but I nm not
going to break down you you don't
need to be afraid for me."
"I'm not"; I know the renl thing
when 1 see It. You'll stny till h I
freezes over. Only see here first do
you know who these devils nre out
there?"
"Sioux Indlnna, ain't they?"
"Ay, anil the worst of the tribe;
outcasts, bell hounds, nnd tlyj white
man with 'em Is no better, Thero
nln't goln' to be no mercy In this flght
Whatever happens, don't you let 'em
take you. Maybe they'll get mo first,
but If they do, you keep n shot In
your gun. You know what I mean?"
The Hues nbout her mouth hard
ened; thero wns n semblance of the
old sullen look In her eyes.
"I know, Tom Shelby," she sold
steadily. "Dnd Calkins used to tell
me thnt before I ever met you. I ain't
goln' to bo made prisoner."
Ho gulped In his throat, his lips
grim nnd hnrd-set.
"Maybe you'd shake hands?" he
asked doubtfully. "Seems to me I'd
rather like It If you did."
"Of course I will," and aha thrust
out both hands to him In sudden eager
ness. "Why shouldn't I, Tom Shelby?
I like you."
In the darkness she could scarcely
seo his face, but sho felt the grip of
his fingers nnd cnught the eager tre
mor In his voice.
"I sure nm glnd you said that," he
ndinlttpit. nn liolnlpss to exnrcss him-
I elf as n child. "I sorter wanted you
to for for n long while. H 1 1 That's
Lnud out there nov'.'
He stepped over beside tho door,
whipping both revolvers from his belt
nnd holding one In each hand. A small,
round hole hnd been dug through the
ndobo plnstcr between the logs nnd he
bent down with his eye to the opening.
A tail, rnngy white mnn, with a dirty
skin nnd scrnggllng red beard was
nearest nt hnnd; nnd beyond him
crouched nn Indian nnked to the wnlst,
his face blackened and chest disfig
ured with gaudy pulnt. There wero
others behind these scattered out In
fan shape, but he could only make
them out Indefinitely. Laud stoodso
closo to the door his face could 'hot
bo seen, but he held .a rifle In his
bands, pounding with the stock on tho
wood, as he angrily demnuded admit
tance. "Como on out of there, yer big fool,"
be roared, maddened by the silence.
"Wo saw yer go back Inside nn' wn'vo
got yer this time. Come on, now; I
won't nsk you ngnlnl"
"On whnt terms?" '
Shelby asked this more to prolong
delay than anything else. The fel
lows knew they were there, nnd It was
useless to, pretend otherwise.
"Terms hU" nnd Indlnn Joo
burst out Into a loud laugh. "Hear
the cock crow, Hanley. We'll make
terms when we get bunds on yer. yer
darn snenklng spy. Only I'll say this:
ycr'll get It harder If yer hang nn nftcr
we do get yer nn', by God I we'll get
yer, sooner or later."
"We'll take chances, Lnud, and the
fun Is not going to be nil on one side."
"It won't, hey I So yer goln' ter
fight? All right; but there's more
o' this outfit comln', nn' yer n blamed
Idiot; If wo enn get yer no other wny
I reckon we can burn yer out. Come
on, now; snve time nnd nnd open up I"
"He struck hnrd and angrily with his
guustock, but the stout woo'I held.
Shelby made no answer, ngaln .lending
low nnd peering nut through the nnr
row opening. The obstinate silence
must hnve maddened the fellow, for
he suddenly reversed his weapon and
fired. The ball crashed through tho
wood, leaving n Jagged hole, nnd Im
bedded Itself In the solid log of n
back wall. Before tho smoke blew
nwny Shelby replied, sighting out
through the small aperture, determined
to mnke every shot count. The nenr
est white mnn flung up his nrm which
dripped blood, grabbed it and ran;
the crouching Indlnn behind, crum
pled up ns though crushed by some
sudden weight nnd never moved. Lnud
sprang backward, startled by tho
swift response from within, the smoke
swirling up between his fingers, and
Shelby let drive. Whether the speed
ing bullet struck or missed he never
knew, but the squnw-mnn gave one
stnrtlcd leap Into the concealment of
the weeds, fell headlong, nnd then
went scrambling down to the bank of
the stream. It was nil so swiftly nc
compllshcd ns to seem like a flashlight
picture. When tho smoke cloud rolled
nwny not n figure wns to be seen.
Shelby stood up, grimly smiling, nnd
replnced the cartridges In his weapon.
Tho end wns not yet, but he hnd
taught them a lesson In caution.
For n moment, blinded by gazing out
Into the sunlight, he could soe noth
ing clearly about him, not even tho
flguro of Olga. "Where are you?" ho
fltlL'Afl
"Here, by the other door. What has
happened?"
He laughed, put at ease by the quick
response of her voice.
"Oh, I took pot shot out through
a hole lb the wall. I thought wo
might ns well start the ball; Joe wns
getting no gay. Touched up two of
them; rftiw they'll go back and talk
It over."
"Suro; tho Indians will be for wait
Ing till night, an' .thnt nln't fnr off.
What nre you doing down there?"
There wns n note of stnrtlcd sur
prise lu her voice.
"Why, this Is Btrnngc! I 1 hndn'.t
noticed before; I wns too frightened,
perhaps but, come quick; Mncklin's
body Is not here I It It Is gone I"
(TO IH3 CONTINUED.)
She Had a Remedy.
The young mother was worried over
her youngster. "Sometimes I think
there Is something tho matter with his
ears," sho said, "for be does not on
swer mo when I speak to him; nnd
often ho doesn't seem to understand
thnt I've given him nny directions. I
Wonder If I should tnko him to an ear
specialist."
Tho mother of four grinned. "I've
found Just such deafness among my
children," sho said, "but 1 didn't let
It worry mo nny."
"Whnt did you do for It?" Inquired
tho young mother, anxiously.
"Why, I Just spanked 'em all
around," wns tho reply, "and they
heard beautifully fnr several months
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an other lecurtty equally ood on a Tnn-
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ntereat on each payment to data of oulo
inent, Uore prontablo to you than a tarings
account or building and loan ktock and neat
to LI bertr Unnd I n aa f etr.
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LINCOLN TllUST COMPANY
Dept, M-I Liu coin, Nob.
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The Complexion
Soap 25c, OktatBt 25 and 50c, Ta!cua25c
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