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and most of the members of the gang| thieves and although they may discover. imprisoned, the two leaders had finally | before morning that the doctor is dead, it decided to start a new gang in San|isn’t at ali likely that they will leave the Antonio, ‘place for they have no reason to suspect | Trim had arrived just as they had be-| that a detective has been here. eun their work and exposed and| ‘‘We’ll let the sheriff attend to them.”’ broken up their headquarters as has al-| The sheriff did attend to them. ready been described. Warned by Trim he senta large body > It was quite doubtful now that the doc-|of men out to the ranch with the result tor was dead, whether Ping would be|that every one of the lawless Mexicans able to organize another gang, but that) that had been led by the doctor was ar- was no reason, as Trim thought, why '| rested. | the pursuit of the Chinese should abandoned. wholly to Ping. The boy put the memorandum book in| ‘The police informed him that Ping fF his pocket and after advising Miss | aa6 undoubted] y left San Antonio for the & Walker to remain where “= was until}. ia she should be aroused by San Antonio} | See t officers whom Trim intended to send out) ¢. per end of the . we st tothe ranch, he and Stormy left the Ping and the Chinese with him, a sal te house. ‘there seemed to be two, had scattesadl in| They had barely stepped out upon the | different directions to meet age at the lawn when both were nearly knocked | over by something that bounded from ridin pein a erin Fema < hour beside a shrub and tried to twine its | 4, ey had all boarded a train. —— arms around them. | - “Durn the Greaser!’? cried Stormy | savagely. — | Trim jumped aside, knowing that this | was not a Mexic: can or even a human be-| Bare ing, but the doctor’s savage pet bab 00n. | eS Se 8 Dion t let him hig 7 PB pe * de; | Storm ,”? cried Trim, half laughin et ee PS rent had no intention of es x in-| Chinese had left ut. --‘jured by this creature and before Trim “It looked, threrefore, as if ‘Trim were could get to his assistance he had fired a|in for another long run after the shrewd bullet that made an end of the baboon at Celestial, but he was not discouraged, for Ro SARC, since this investigation began he 4 ‘Phe shot aroused the Secelcaa -who| been met with the same diff sulty and’ ES ang ae ‘each time had managed to find a clew to _—s-were about the place and ‘Trim heard them aenying toward the spot. PES: 8 MOVCMERE To Stormy’s surprise the boy did not | baad ss femain to meet the Mexicans; on the} ad before tor upon a care! Pee ae <5 COR ntrary am seized Stormy by the sleeve} memorand um book he ound heiie seelr med “Se ] | him off toward ‘the cotton-| to be a plan for the reass mbling of the ‘gang's leaders at some. point on ‘the it Canadian border. Poe: Bap eee as s if this ers be Trim meantime devoted his attention © The police had learned as much of this” rere late nie wes au, een ae me This had been done at” a “point some. t three hundred miles from San , Antonio, - {bat before the train reached - there the y [~ . - «ata ’ et : | _ "ae - | = é - = . “a . , . < a ¥ , — = : | f - - yn : = _ : - P ; . - 7 = > * , “a g". - , — f _ i es a) é “a : < - P a > "] ' , . ¢ ’ » _T F’ t 7 , s no sense i - . , We ss - - ‘ 5 - F 5 E a a” 74“ = = a - s are ¢ - « +t, Pig = ry = 3g — . " 4 hanes : | | - P | < # « * . se mas f 3 : ‘ . | er e , y bs c | sal 2 , 7 it * - oF - ; « oo a. z , s oe oa ce . rn z — a = - . « : - = . ps ee : > & ~~, "+a inns _ - a - . F ‘ -_ ' | > b - : a - @ , ~ ' ; ~ e) > 19 peg ~~ = ‘ ’ % | m . - 6| 2e@ ; = Teall a A - 7 = . = . ; ; t - q ; 7 * . = - | = he I | ; io : ‘ | - on™" - > oe - t - 4 ¥ 1) = — , ia ; ~ =? « a | ail . -” . = : be sf = e ty ¥ é ad = ~< : « ‘ 3 cual =—S : r. ; } - P | B Le 2 — fa e ) | 7 aT a , - | * : - - ‘ j ) ad r - : an, \ — , Pt an 1 — ‘ ' ; 4 wd > . _ 4 \ a - . . ” __ , > —_ ms - z +i fie, ‘ ; _~ 5 : "a - = = 2 p _ . t es — 1 - Be . ' ~ ¥ : a - . . " se J - r = * ‘ - t 4 i a d 2 i e « ; 4 7a F * j — —_ y ‘ ’ ! == * —, all \ | " “ wa. my oat A 4 -” s { { . baal -— a | ‘ * . - 4 se - ' g ~ he . i oa ie \ —— - “ = “> | a : ; - ' ‘ - ‘ - | eo zs r ; ; , , : j . = wall | ‘ r , f eho i cc | n a: | L ‘ | 1 ‘ : : = : i * >. 4a. ; ; e . 4 - . ¥ — bad a —— once _ ~ ‘ : - 4 > er = me ee r _ : =“