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Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN .
MONDAY P.M.
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(Chapter 38)
Connie sped to the back of thi
Itable on winged leet. Her neai.
was thumping madiy. her checfc.
were hot and tiie tears on he.
laahes were tears of Joy. Chuck
dear, dear Chuck I
She seized the shadow which wat
Jeff by an arm. clinging to It tight
ly. "You must go at once. Jeff. When
this thing's settled you can come
back. You must come back!"
"Connie, I can't go until some
things are clear to me. How do
you know I'm not guilty?"
"Because I know who isl It's '
Bhe stopped.
"Yes. Slug Benjamin, of course.
I've got to find him, get the truth
from him. And if he won't con
fess, I'll prove that he murdered
John Stover by that broken shoe
on his horse's left hind foot."
She could not hide her distress.
"Jeff. I wish you wouldn't. It's
not safe to stay near Cougar; It's
only a matter of little time be
fore they find you've gone."
"T'vfl ant to. Connie."
"If you stay, I'll stay with you,"
(he said iirmiy. ' wnere are you
going to look for Slug?"
"I've a hunch I can locate him
through Mike Pacheco. Mike
knows all the riff-raff in and around
Couaar.
He took her arm and they went
out the rear entrance and turned
to follow a course parallel with
the alley. They were behind Pa-
eheco's saloon,
"I've got to get him out here,
laid Jeff. "But how?"
"I'll get him for you. I can send
aomebodv in to tell him that
man is waiting In the alley for
him."
Jeff got the gun which Chuck
had put in the saddle bags, and
with it In his hand went to the
back door of Mike's Place.
The door swung wide and Mike
Pacheco stood limned in the en
trance.
"Who ees?" he said, and stepped
outside.
Jeff reached out a long arm and
clutched him by the shirt collar.
He Jerked Mike away from the en
trance and kicked the door shut.
"Not a peep out of you, Pacheco,"
he warned.
He heard light footsteps behind
him and turned his head.
"It's me," came Connie's voice.
They entered the building which
was partly filled with empty beer
and whiskey kegs.
"Where's Slug Benjamin?"
"Wat you wan' weeth heem?"
"I'm going to pin a few mur
ders where they belong."
"Slug ees not keel Tolson or
Stover. I swear eetl"
"If he can prove that, he has
nothing to fear from me."
"I'm take you to heem I"
Mike stepped Into the alley and
turned to the left. Jeff followed
closely, still gripping him, and Con
nie marched beside Jeff. Mike pick
ed his way along the alley for some
fifty yards, stopping behind a dark
ened cabin. He gave a peculiar rap
on the door and almost Instantly
Jeff heard the noise of a bar being
removed. The door opened.
"That you Mike?"
It was Slug Benjamin's voice.
Jeff couldn't see the man, but he
knew Slug was standing Just with
in the doorway, Slug spoke again,
and there was ludden suspicion In
his voice,
"Who's that with you?"
Jeff gambled, With one swift
motion he thrust Pacheco aside and
leaped through the doorway. His
arms went around a bulky body
and the two of them staggered back
into tne darkness. The suddenness
of his assault took Slug off guard.
He whirled the fellow around and
brought his gun barrel down on
Slug's head. He sagged to the floor.
"Light the lamp, please."
The wick caught and the shad
ows drew back. Slug lay on the
floor, but his lens moved slightly.
Pacheco stood wide - eyed and
cared. Connie had drawn the thirty-two-twenty
Colt she usually car
ried. "Sit down on the bunk, Mike,"
Jeff directed, and Mike obeyed.
Connie watched him closely, her
gun still in her hand.
Slug RToaned and opened his
eyes. For a few seconds they gaaed
at Jeff without the light of recog
nition In them; then Slug abrupt
ly sat up, his hand feeling for his
gun.
"I took your gun," Jeff told htm.
Get up and sit in that chair."
Slug slowly raised himself. His
,aze was on Jeff. He backed slow
y to the chair and sat down. Jeff
pressed his question home while
.he man was still groggy,
"Slug, you killed Sam Tolson
and John Stover, didn't you?"
The effect of this was electric.
Slug's torpor vanished and he got
up from the chair. "No, by Ood
irey! That's a lie."
Jeff stood before him accusing
ly, the Colt pointed at his heart.
"I tell you I didn't do itl" cried
Slug. "You're tryln' to make me
own up to it to save that skunk
of a brother."
Jeff made a threatening motion
with the gun and Slug went on de
fiantly. "Go on and cock your gun I I
ain't goln' to confess to somethln'
I didn't do. I shot Orub. yes; shot
him before he could kill me. And
I squeezed down a mite too hard
on that night deppity of John
Stover's. But it was that louse of a
Glenn Gleason that fixed it so's
I could escape. Why? So's he
could blame me for the dirty Jobs
he aimed to do!"
"You're lying like a dog!" cried
Jeff, and the hand which held the
gun was shaking.
Jeff turned his gaze on Connie.
She was watching him. her eyes
clouded with pain.
He said. "Connie, you must not
believe this. You Just can't. No
matter what Slug savs. the man
who did those murders rode a
horse with a broken shoe. I'll bet
my life we'll find that horse be
longs to Slug."
Slug cried, "You crazy? You think
I'd carry an advertisement like that
around with me? For weeks? Good
Godfrey. Tvlerl Mv hoss is In the
shed out back; go out and ex
amine his shoes for yoreself.
(To Be Continued)
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Llnkletter
Briar Injures Eye
Zena Elmer Terril has a
badly injured eye which was
penetrated by a briar when he
was cutting growth from a fence
row. At last reports the condi
tion of the eye was improving.
ACROSS
1. Existence
4. Complete cot
l&tloni
8. Dronea
Smooth: comb.
form
13. Chief
15. Article
16. Spike of corn
17. Eternity
18. Note of the
scale
IS. Woman'
weapon
31. Turkish title
22. Part of a
bridle
SI. ram in Ins)
name
14. Evergreen
tree
25. Intertwine
26. Cereal
27 Small barred
28. Harmonised
39. Tran agression
30. Undermine
3L Hurried
34. Floor covering
35. Tears of
one's tits)
28. Land measure
29. Sport
40. Point
41. Boil on the
eyelid
42. Rainy
43. Odor
44. Jumbled type
45. Manner
46. Deep hole
47. Perform
48. Verdant
through the
winter
51. Pronoun
52. Writing table
53. pull suddenly
54. Depiction of
the beautiful
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MORON CQT READ
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Solution of Saturday's Puzzle
DOWN
1. Click beetle
2. Number
2. Thus
4. Mineral
print
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mistake
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7-
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1. Ei press
contempt
f. Hebrew
measure
I. Toward the
source of
a stream
10. HI will
1L Due for ap
pointment 14. Affectedly shy
16. Age
20. Corroded
21. Large
22. Forbid
24. Swamp
25. Cut off
27. Young goat
28. Children's
game
29. Understand
30. Orb of day
31. Grated
32. Bnergetle .
33. Shout
34. Deep track
35. Copy
38. Grammatical
sex distinc
tion 17, Obtain by
compulsion
39. Carry across
water
40. Behave
42. Peruke
43. Kitchen ap
purtenance
45. Large flat boat
48. Write
49. Plural ending
60. Babylonian
deity
SL Exclamation
ROOM AND BOARD Bv Gen. Ah.rn
. THE EARL SOLD 75 OF THE CORERS
TO A LUNCH COUNTER WHERE HE
EATS, AND THE OWNER IS GOING
TO GIVE THE WcfcNEc'rU A
FRANKFURTER. BAKES IN A.
POTATO "THE FEATURE BILLING
ON HIS MENU.'- ARLW-I
THINK HE SHOULD GIVE ME
A COURTESY MEAL OR. TWO
EACH WEEK, EH 7
THAT 5 UP TO HIM
BUT DON'T SPOUT
auv np rt id
VEST-POCKET LAW
UN HlV " THE
FRANKFt IRTPO
AND POTATO ARE
FREE AGENTS IN
THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN
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