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22 THE PRAIRIE DETECTIVE. “Vos, and I have traced nearly all his movements during that time.”’ ‘Well, let’s hear about it.’’ “Allright. You remember the last time you took . him for counterfeiting out in Illinois?” ‘Remember it? I should think I did. And I am not likely to stop omen Jatans it just en Hight wo ‘‘T THOUGHT THAT WOULD STIR YOU UP A BIT.” stabs, four pistol balls, and a broken shoulder. What! A man doesn’t forget that kind of thing very easily. I captured him, he was convicted, sent to Joliet, and finally escaped. Rewards were offered for his recapture by four States, two cities, and one private individual, making a pleasant little sum to take in,”’ comicbooks. .* - ;? - 4