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THE RAIN MAKER. Panther Pete was not fool enough not to know that there would be a pursuit of himself, although he hoped that Bug-eye Slocum and his friend Nate Rainey would be able to divert that pu…
A GIRL’S HEROISM. When the first shock of fright and terror had passed away, Ellen West began to consider her situation with more calmness. The feeling that she must escape was so strong that she sea…
ANOTHER STOOL PIGEON. Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill had gained the Blue Hills in the region of Panther Pete’s stronghold. They had escaped from the vigilantes in a manner that was not even yet clear to …
THE CAPTURE OF PANTHER PETE. Panther Pete was not dead. The sturdy blow of the girl had felled him, and he had fallen insensible to the earthen floor, and there he lay for some time as unconscious as…
THE GIRL’S FLIGHT. Ellen West, much relieved by the ceasing of that terrible baying of the hounds, stumbled on through the darkness, over the rough stones that cut her feet and tore her clothing, fil…
THE FLAG OF TRUCE. Deland and Denton, with their “stool-pigeon” prisoner, were not far away when this battle opened up. Hatfield was piloting them to that “trap,” where he expected the sharpshooters …
