Show r'-v- ' am - MAGAZINE SECTION 'SVtV W'-vSi?- 'VMX'ljfSe-ci - ' -- !': - r 7- SALT IAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY JANUARY 14 1917 HEBAIiD-BEPUBLICA- N I ' MAGAZINE SECTION iV V‘ s By Novelized Front the Photoplay Serial of the Same Name Released by the Universal Film Manufacturing Company HH Loan Van Copyright 1918) at Mehesy Theatre on Shown Sundays ' ' But Pancho was located ' within Pancho saw him and he knew that at last he had the bandit at his mercy He stood behind the ' big doors' and muzzle of the gun through putting-ththe crack he fired straight at' Lopez as the latter approached The first shot missed him but the second struck him i the chest and his heaved a sigh of: satisfaction as he saw the Mexican fall to the ground with 'a’ curse Seeing that Lopez was laying quite still’- - Pancho opened the doors and started towards him As Lopez saw him he cautiously approaching Ire ached for his gun-an- d before Pancho realized what ' had happened the bandit fired ' hitting him In the side He dropped to hls' knees and then the two started crawllng towards each other shooting £is they closed until they were’ but a: few feet apart awhile the duel between Poncho jand ' Vi terror of the border one of the ban-dit- ’s Lopez was going on the bandits were to Pancho — and heiress American hacienda took Into Pedro and Horton the bullets had found Its mark too Liberty firing Liberty charge of the peons and owner of a large Mexican estate Is Pedro returning their fire behind the led them across a ravine and as the and as Pancho lay there staring up barricade ' and wounding three of bandits rode back they were picked into the eyes of Libert)' and Pedro he by Juan captured and held for ransom surrecto In noted Mexican a off one by one until finally they- were knew his end was near The only conthem Lopes ' While In hla camp she overhears a women men The' all: and Inthe peon wiped' out-- Then he started back solation he had was the satisfaction of and fusillade-camplan to attack an American town' to the hacienda i settlement hearing the destroying: Lopez before the bandit ' ' army camp She escapes with the aid XX In houses cienda" the their meantime re4 had from discovered how badly he had Injured They running Liberty while of Pedro a faithful servant and to and to told them arms Pedro had turned and secured house who the when had with reached Pancho he the go troubles the Pancho border peons Liberty h rescuing party headed by Major to the hacienda and save Liberty and who were carrying Pancho They : His breath came thick and fast and Winston: United States army Captain finished the fellow accompanied 'him and ammunition And were Ipoking out white Pedro While two of them remained took him inside where Liberty revived he found the down the to corridor attack anxiously awaiting the door far Rutledge of the Texas Rangers stop it difficult to speak He moAnier the to warn turned to and assist Pancho the others ran to- him As she was bending over him tioned which bore the words "Secretary of Pancho seeing Lopez pursuit she rides Liberty to come nearer and as scans but is too late and the Mexicans War” Then he left Rutledge Pedro entered and reported the death' she rushed into the barn warning the wards the house ' v over him he whispered his bent attack was They are repulsed by'Ameri The Lopezmen saw the peons and of the remainder of the Lopez band j bandit back with Jnis a moment and' Bob then hesltaed last words which were in effect that tan soldiers that night Panoho Leon an exchange of shots two more "Where is Lope?’’ asked Pedro as leveled straight at the chief of the after exa and entered door her property which had been Intyust-opened the large bandits threatenes Major Winston with " to the ground while his hand grasped nis gun bandtis C dropped funds of ed to hlny’Vas one of her - trustees posure of misappropriation room which was occupied by several his "Pancho finished three said the of four him" escaped Lopez realizing Liberty remaining danger: paused Winhe care In unless left his would now revert to her Major son large easy chairs two clerks who were and looked around for some way to leaving their leader at the mercy' of softly without looking up "Some of I He ston forces Liberty toa marry-histruggled to ' raise himself and Pancho Liberty and Pedro ‘seeing the peons have taken his body' away" Manuel The major refuses' Liberty bending over their desks and a wall gain the barn under cover But see- ‘Thank God for that” said Pedro resting himself on one arm he whis- the bandits mount their horses and who has heard the argument between full of maps He paused Just Inside ing there was no other way he adride off realized that assistance had as his eyes brightened 'That's the pered a blessing to her and then sani Panel) o and the major steps Into the tlie door and took off his hat One of vanced in the openi firing as hie went back on the bed lifeless room and to save the major’s honor the clerks looked up and then ' rose shots struck Hla arrived Pedro with some of the peons best news I hear in long time" only the barn for no of she agrees to marry Manuel Rutledge and came over to him But went killed started Pancho had the he had way where (To be continued) ' them while Liberty after although telling just "Is the secretary in ?" asked the prevents Pedro from killing Manuel Major ranger as he stepped up to the rail The marriage takes place Winston with Rutledge’ leaves to Join which separated him from the rest of LITTLE BELGIAN WAR REFUGEES V- - ' meantime In the the troops who ' have room' ' WILL MAKE AMERICA THEIR HOME received orders to cross the line and the"Your name Inquired the please?" ' bring back dead or alive the parties clerk' ' C '' responsible for the Discovery outrage "Robert Rutledge captain of the Manuel goes to Liberty's room that LibTexas Therese' Rangers" replied Bob as he by night and la watchedshe In wife his la him that pulled himself up proudly erty tells M name only ''As he Is leaving Therese "What do you want to see the 'secarrives Pedro ' to Manuel kill ?” continued the attempts other I retary about at the hacienda in time to hear Thereseis very sternly telling Liberty that although theshelaw "I’ll tell him thatV answered Bob Manuel’s wife In the eyea of was not favorably Impressed with - HE conferring of the distinction thebodyguard of Maurice ‘‘of Nas- captains During the internal disIn thaJfeyes of God she (Therese) la hla who IndeMarshal on of General France sau of Dutch War the of manner ' during sensions of France between 1640 and Pedro confirms this statement his Interrogator's wife ' famous revives Joffre old hi£ an a and Richelieu: made insee can’t pendence the "He other makes you" 1660 he was at one time on one side Liberty Manuel joins Lopes title France Motte has colonel three the La of that At militaryto siege as started him formed walk he Lopes to escape a desperate effort times abolished The marshals of under - Marshal de la :: Force ' his and then on the other ''"— troops away: attempts to blow up American In 1650 he was imprisoned by Anne by “How do you know unless you ask France have played a distinguished brilliant courage in assault won': him at Lacinda but the plan is foiled the at miliand memorable arrives in French to of rank immediate An the aviator was of Austria but "she was forced to him?" inquired Bob who' promotion ‘ part Liberty getting to orders with Winston the and honor been de has “Marechal to tary history camp pf Major Camp equivalent peeved liberate him about a year later Then coveted from time immemo- the modern grade of 'major general stop the invasion pending negotiations must eagerly know him "Before the I ask I who he joined the Spaniards against rial Rutledge goes to rescue Libertydesert French army officers nature of the business" said by Duke Bernhard of your undey ' the ' with Pedro escapes into At the battle of the The rank appears to have teen Saxe-- eimar he directed the as- France clerk Major Winston disobeys orders andnI want to see him about an Ameri- first conferred by Philip Augustus sault' of Breisach ' considered the St Antoine July 1052 Conde goes to aid Bob who with four troop- the France' for under him esthe of marshal can a been who has After on a by hut girl in fortress surrounded captured met before Paris and strongest is Turenne Upper and irs as commander chief The in Mexican bandits the of in band the : canyon numerous ranger as action him Rhine marked figures' That perils caping the former was driven into the city picked up by an Informed him somewhat abruptly rank was first conferred on one one of the foremost younger generals Liberty and Pedro are starts hack with Rutledge was fast becoming irritated Alberic Clement and also- fell vo of France and Richelieu sent him whose gates were opened to him at seroplane scodt who who by the fellow's attitude Lopez Alberic s son Henri them to Winston’s camp next to Italy where November 19 the dictate of '“La Grande Madeback realises that if the aeroplane gets "Just a moment" said the clerk as At first there was only one? mar- 1639 he fought the famous rearguard moiselle” the daughter of the Duke to Winston’s column there will be no he started towards & big door at the shal but ' Francis I raised the num- action designated the “Battle of the of Orleans 'After the peace of the surprise attack orders the machine room of end other which the evidently ber to two while Henry JH increased Route de Quiers“ Four years later Pyrennes Conde received a pardon gun turned on the party Manuel to the office of the secre- it to four: and Louis XIV to twenty after taking Trino he was ? made a and from then on he: rendered loyal led fires but misses them whereupon Lo- tary of warprivate Louis XIV In 1668 he subThough Louis XIV had soinq 'great marshal of France He fought at dif- service to pes takes charge of the gun himself Louvois minister of wpr to Before he reached there however marshals1 like Turenne - Conde and ferent times with and against Conde mitted and fires disabling the machine The when an officer came through the doorway Luxembourg promotion in his time defeating and in turn being defeated a plan 'for seizing Franehe-Compt- e party have a miraculous escape and its execution being entrusted to the aeroplane drops back to earth closing the door softly behind him seems to have been governed mainly by the latterhim he brilliantly carried it out where it is wrecked Liberty apd The subordinate turned to him and by birth but under Napoleon merit Eventually he won a great victory Pedro are made prisoners by Lopes buy with a sarcastic gesture toward Bob determined the selection N’apoleon ’s At the battle of Seneff Where he on Dunkirk and dunes made the' near overcome sentries the ' to ' manage said: : "This was rube they expects the govern pitted against ' William of of practical the peace of the Pyrenees in and Pedro rides to warn Major Winston ment to send an army I guess into greatest marshals were afterward king of England he lowly origin Ney was the son of a 1659 Louis XIV on taking the rems ha“thrMToraM of the planned attack while Liberty Mexico to get Ills girl" killed under him She poor tradesman Lannes of a poor me- of government m his hands in 1661 starts off to find the rangers and remark the overheard jag military exploit was to save Rutledge chanic Murat of a country tavern made Turenne marshal - general of is pvertaken however by two of the to over' rail walked the he the up leaping imperilled by the death of army to find her was anorphan his armies and offered to revive for bandits sent out by Lopez keeper while Massena a and floored " with him Turenne the fellor and to his camp repel the invasion of the and they bring her back sailor boy office of constable of Austrian the benefit his on blow The Jaw the a drunken midst ' Is of he in the while army under Montecucculi The rank of marshal was ifirst France if he would become a CathAnother famous and really great orgy Liberty Is placed in a hut and officer started for him but Bob stood abolished during the Revolution to olic but Turenne who was a Calvin- marshal of Louis XIV ’s time that night Manuel comes to claim her grimly facing him was the' "Now' then you stand back or be revived by Napoleon after he had ist declined After a brilliant cam- Duke of Luxemburg He was a dwarf As he goies to clasp her in his arms he Abolished paign by which he wrested Alsace and a is shot and falls lifeless at her feet you’ll get the same!" he said as he made himself emperor Belgian refugees at Ellis Island humpback ordinarily indolent : -- '" A woman then enters the room and waited for him to raise his hand But again after the downfall of Napoleon from the allies he was killed at the and licentious but on the battlefield Ellis Island was well filled with war refugees when those from the own head pulls the officer heeded not the it was restored during the Second battle of Sassbach July 27 1675 he was the embodiment placing the gun at her across of warning of his dead activity steamship Nieuw Amsterdam a recent arrival arrived there The most the trigger and falls to be discarded for the third Napoleon regarded Turenne as one of Empire next instant the and the bril-lia- n Rutledge coolness come His and most interesting among the'965 who arrived on the liner were the Belgian chilbody A Mexican detachment time at the establishment of the Re- the greatest captains and recom- vigilance ‘ were two While Who had come to this country to make their homes with relatives or dren struggling together with were conducted scene and find Liberty operations tpon the and how the Republic itself mended all soldiers to read his campublic men of their parents in Chicago and in other cities of the middle west two were friends other and hand grappling they her William in revolver of Orange who once the smoking against to this monarchical returned has and paigns take her to Chihuahua prison In the entered the office and overpowered surprised him at revelry in 'his camp meantime Lopes and his band attack Bob who was no match for so many) imperialistic distinction Conde Earned Spurs Young was driven off He was also dis- - berland But ' the most famous mar- - shal of France on the field of Wagyet “Arrest him" commanded the ofFame Began With Turenne Major Winston’s troopers and the The great Conde a prince of the tingnished for pungent wit Being slials of all were those of Napoleon ram Subsequently he was made Duke Americans meet with disastrous defeat ficer to the men who were holding marshals House fame The of Bourbon told was of the of William a : had said that never contemporTarentum He refused to violate were Murat of them Chief among Ney Major Winston Is wounded during the Bob be France can Due said Turenne have beat Known the Masscnlu-Neof as that cursed he his tq oath of allegiance to the Bourmay Macdonald really ary humpback” Lannqjp and fighting Whllo the Mexican detachan he explanaattempted Although V lifeTurenne was with He does of retorted he “How his father’s ment know whose- tragic that I fate profoundly bons who consequently made him a d’Enghein during is on Its way to Chihuahua prison tion the officer was firm and refused begun aunnoble also endowed he took time with have birth in He but has f the campaigns never seen my moved Americans began his military peer of France with Liberty they come across the hump 'part conscious figuro of Pedro who has to listen with the result that Bob was noble talents His father was Henri of 1640-- 1 641 in northern France be- back” Lannes immortalized himself by career under General Kleber during been thrown from his horse while on led to Jail Before being locked up Duke of Bouillon and his mother a fore hebadreached the age of 20 At Another famous holder of the title the stormy times e Revolution leading the charge across the bridge Ho Is he requested permission to send a telWinston’s to tf camp his way 22 William famous the at a the’ of he of the was defeated Marshal later date Saxe 500 Spanat Lodi He was the first man across him years ’ at the head of age Kleber placed made prisoner and they take him along egram This was granted him and he daughter ” He who Prince Silent of won the in iards renown of battle Rocroy Orange began great by defeating partisan! who received no pay but' and Napoleon was the second At the great with Liberty Bob who has been held wrote a message to Major Winston his a career as his' and the in won the Duke under the of Cum- - were expected to live private English great Not further end his horse was killed under military place among at bay by a band of insurrectos man- telling him of ‘the trouble he was in much is said of the achievements of him and he was surrounded before he ages to escape Major Winston’s troops requested that he come to Washare annihilated the major himself be- and band but Ney as their com- could rise Nevertheless he fought his that as spon as possible after which won the soubriquet of the way out of the melee sprang upon a mander ing the only one left alive Fedro and ington was in a cell horse behind an Austrian officer Liberty arrive at Chihuahua and are heWhileplaced “Indefatigable” a Rutledge sat a prisoner in thrown Into cells Pedro makes ‘His first notable exploit was the killed the rider tossed liis body aside vicious effort to escape and kills one the Jail trying to devise some way to capture by surprise of the city of and rode off to safety! At the Battle of the guards He is overpowered and save Liberty and Fedro from the MexMannheim In 1804 'Napoleon made of Montebello he made such a gallant taken to the torture chamber Liberty icans these two stood In' Pancho’s him a marshal and the following and decisive charge that Napoleon who In the meantime Is endeavoring hacienda watching Lopez and his to free herself partially succeeds only murderous band' which were now year Duke of Elchingen in: recog- created him Duke of Montebello He they' came to us we have not been to find herself Imprisoned in a sub within' a few feet of the place nition of liis gallant conduct on that was killed at Essling near Vienna concerned about taking care properly She gives terranean chamer up a of of them and them field By his invariable and conspicu-o- Napoleon said of him: “I found him part Finally the old trustee who was at America We making The major loses his senses have not given them a hope lost him a giant” fair start Men 'have come here cowed gallantry in action' he won from a' dwarf andwas and wanders out on the desert where first tempted to rush out and face the Massena noted more for his by long subjection to monarchical and the army the distinctive title “Bravhe Is found unconscious by Rutledge bandit reconsidered and putting his with class feudal saturated systems est of the Brave” He led the Old sound soldierly qualities than for the fear we have done little to strike the Fedro who has been tortured almost gun away he decided to try and throw we have shackles from minds Guard in the last hopeless charge at reckless daring of brilliant associates their to the point of death Is finally thrown the leader off the scent So advising done them to give practically nothing the Battle of Waterloo Napoleon placed great dependence on down a chute and lands in a pool in the Liberty and Pedro to remain out of an understanding of the new birth of him us of Rivolir ' Is should where chamber among Imprisoned sight he stepped outside Just as Lopez Liberty libertytowhich presence After Napoleon’s downfall he was Z and made him Duke not even every man We have bring Second The the Marshal ’She saves him from drowning and the pulled up his horse within a few feet of Empire tried for treason in violating his oath taken the trouble to teach them Eng- He Comes to Start two finally manage to crawl through a of the doorway themselves Millions of oreign Birth lish like to failed Over Life distinguish to of It allegiance regime to “We small opening which they believe will even have never attempted in “Have you seen the senorlta and was at first proposed to try him by those" of the first Bazaine was a No Conception of distribute our incoming Have His and population Are lead them to freedom They are tricked Again Hopes to the so as scientifio court-martia manner give "adbut the officers -- of failure in the hour of needno and however and find that they have that slave of hers Pedro around for alien the best American Ideals V opportunity suspicion ' entered a steel chamber though incurring Easily Killed France refused to sit in judgment on The guards here?" inquired Lopez as Fancho apvancement and at the same time serve unfaithfulness lost' the prestige he of the interests of the country at large endeavor to crush them to death by the proached iim was ther He therefore tried by We been far behind other civilhad won in the war with Italy moving walls but Pedro pits his be"They rode by here not long since" Boston Jan IS — “The portals of the ized have case 'squarely upon the Industrial im- House of Peers who condemned him in countries' discriminating strength against the mechanical device replied Fancho ‘They were headed temple we have raised to freedom tween the desirable and the undesira- portance of the movement He said: to be shot It has been asserted that wide as an asy- ble immigrant? We have let them land of the Mexicans and saves the lives of towards the American border and shall then be thrownAmerica'’ “’Most of the Indeed Immigrants— he was not executed but made his esour In reand shall big to mankind' T haphazard himself and Liberty The walls go back were going In that direction" he add- lum we have agglomerate no special effort nearly all of the nonnaturalized—and comfort bosom cities and and to ceive made her ended his in America and cape days are our speaking immigrants into postion but the force of the spin- ed as he pointed down the road and cheer the oppressed the miserable and to teach them our language and factories The emMurat was Napoleon’s great cavalry not sought to guide the poorvof every: nation and of every ways we have ning windlass which works the device labor are the American group leader of ployers our face of Fancho studied into them nor to their absorb steps "He had rendered Napoleon th$ clime9 Lopez one of the walls out of its place sends nearest to the aliens They have the WHY NOT BABIES TOO & word we have done life Morris the national In Gouverneur When penned to an then for and Instant can in labor hands esassuming their some service and so was apreach the thus allowing Liberty and Pedro to they trifling ' his famous Observa- little or nothing toward making them men where of lines closing are ’ Now theythe Americanit was only pointed a member of his 'personal he into good American citizens cape They make their way out of the believe him the bandit started his tions on the American Revolutioncome natural since employer dreamed that the day would town Fedro is captured again by Lo- horse and beckoned to his men to fol- little is nearest to the alien laborer and Immigrant Often Exploited holds staff when the future - emperor- was a million aliens would when year every to in who it his On to the power or' encourage the immigrant pes but Liberty aids him to escape low flock to the United States as to a came here contraryto start his life oyer courage Americanization that his disgiven the command of the army of Father in Court Fights to ‘ inready The Major and Rutledge reach the Land But It ls:a fact that After he had felt certain that he Promised freeus with came should be dispensable who in 9 seeking the out- again Italy He distinguished himself preceding v American town of Chlcos across the had saved them: Fancho returned 'to In the five years r has sought Give dom and equality-oPets Child great-waopportunityImm5174701 Abou-kRights ir and break actions various of the finally- at “AmericanzHlon in order to 'be sucborder where the Major Is placed in the house and too often been the victim of exploitamostly from reported the coast clear igrants landed herecountries cessful not Vlrdve been be must the hospital 'Rutledge then leaves for have his undertaken in a tion hopes and Ideals by a headlong charge many ’speaking of Boston killed and nothing has been left to him paternalistic spirit if it is to work it of the Washington to see the President for to Liberty and Pedro who cautiously Turksr former sea the John into IL he New York Later Fahey The question of ' comes must be a voluntary process with the with the purpose of getting histopermission the Inducement which of the Chamber of Commerce abut" cross the made their way outside to where they president so to organize a detachment The made to instead Is Pashaa And with little whether make MustapKk great immigrant wages higher thing prisoner Baby Margery Reese aged of the United States who is recognized of building up our nation we have been the immigrant care about border and wipe out Lopez- and his had hitched their horses Amerbeing out of the on 4 ll Zang-wias hands own is to He his what 'months married the Caroline ' leading authority a lot of unassimilated popula- icanized and to know what the value band However the bandit leader was not as - the “melting pot" adding described the entrance of tradesmen’s Roger lowof American which the the even and the Eng- Bonaparte tion citizenship measured youngest sister of by so certain that Fancho had told him question was giving his views He est with lish Morris to are lan alongfreight him is terms He NINETEENTH episode selfishness' of apartments guage doesn’t industrial was and made king of the Sicknow- these things unless somebody f and the servants or whether the truth and after making a short said: ‘The Americanization’ of the alien Js a menace He was ilies' to Is takes to peothese the the tell Pizzo October garbage to them “It trouble to failure him 'shotat give of industrial preto The Avenging Angel is she have egress through the front detour he started back towards the the very cornerstone no one can' do this so well as- the 13 1815 sense of community feeling and that one of the most Impor- ple it Is which door man other members of the famlike comes who of his which the and has wages him a with pays knowledge Upon arriving in Washington Riit-led- house just as Liberty and Pedro were paredness face the Ameritant ' problems or was all of in realization In a Supreme Court Justice short ’day and shop Macdonald's English language factory ily Great Services went at once to the office of the about to mount their horsed? They can people but like many-othevital our American decision later a Is partly re- the 'American employer has for opBijur Ideals that' great our we have Issues country a piece of citizen Albert Reese father of Margery said! saw him and quickly ' putting the allowedaffecting Macdonald first greatly distinguishfor : the tremendous labor portunity to render secretary of war It to grow to its present pro- sponsible' citizen-so-b- e to prov In court that he was prepared use to service in the turnover' the of country many 20-0parts Now not to was difficult discover In himself without ed doing anything It a division of that horses the barn the three made a portions to were women turnby “Of course leading we some labor need In the permitted the industries great awakened start with a the country has elevators with dogs In thole of everybody in the- work and there are men through a defile in the vai-le- y arms Hob was a stranger in these parts for dash for the hacienda is as high ' as 58 per cent In othrealizes that there are over ' It suddenly emHe Insists that his baby is two 100 er men which out in words this ab’ of ways of problem maevery our his clothes while of fairly good millions of foreigners working In of Tiber against more than titled to the the same privilege They reached there just in 'time for midst as as 58 and the their an leave sorbing Immigrant ployed jobs many making families and acquiring in the course of a raising men new American out terial were not quite up to the stand- Lopez saw them and opened fire Just their share him made double and be of his he number dealt with may Again of our prosperity who not have 'to be broken year TOO JllCH ZIGZAGGING in- to take' their One is by the government the other the passage of the Splungen of American in ard of those worn in the eastern part as they closed the door Inside the only have no conception the ' ' soindustrial "Didn’t you know that if you struck and by private agencies f to outline cial and institutions and do not realIn practice both governmental Alps in the dead of winter despite this pedestrian of the country In fact they differed three started to barricade the doors Ideals he would be seriously Fahey then proceeded ize what America stands for but who theMrreasons the Chamber of Com- and private agencies are working side the difficulties of blizzards and ava- inJued?' why so much from the styles of the capital Then Pancho told Liberty and Pedro do not even apeak our language V merce of the United States has taken by side and must continue to work “Yes sir” replied the chauffeur ' Where America Rm Felled 4a part in the movement side by side if the best results are to lanches that occasionally people turned and that he would steal out another way he saved the “Then why didn't' you zigzag your Subsequently out the most cordial for the Americanization of aliens and be attained Americanization car is and miss him?”' not and go to the peon settlement for help of “We have held smiledas they scrutinized his outfit and a at Wagram by desperate look- at - the very outset he disclaimed any only a federal task it is a task for the day to Was zigzagging himself your “He all the forward Invitations to the And picking up a gun he started out' ing peoples of the world but when paternalistic tendency and rested his whole citizen body of America" ' A guard at the entrance heroic charge He was made a 'mar honor" — Birmingham ' irNOPSis But he did not get far for Lopez and his men quickly surrounded the house and one of the bandit seeing Fancho as he started toward the settlement called to the leader ' "Fir get this man" said Lopez“The rest of you capture the two in the' ha- building Interrupted his progress with a question as' to whom he wanted to see Bob accepted the inquisition ly and took the big- fellow Into his confidence to the "extent-oexplaining somewhat the nature of his business The guard listened with apparent Interest as Bob related some of good-natured- - - - f - - e - ):-- - - - e - ' ' - ’ - - t - : - v - v gun-which- ! 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