2-Gun Western, February 1954 — page 39: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE TROUBLED GUN by H. A. DeROSSO HE RAILROAD had come to Silver Hill during the time that he had been away. He remem- bered the day of his going as if it had been yesterday instead of ten years ago. He had left in a coach of the Butterfield Line. His | wrists had been manacled (i iN together and the sheriff a a had gone along. Now the “™ Rendler folded up in the saddle as the 44 roared. Vengeance, they all figured he wanted. Because he'd been framed to prison by his rival for the hand of pretty Lucy Holbrook. Well, maybe he did want 7 vengeance.... \h POWERFUL FEATURE- LENGTH DRAMA railroad was here and he found him- self wondering if that was the way they now started the prisoners on the EVERYBODY KNEW WHY THE KID WORE THE BIG .45— HIS GIRL HAD BEEN STOLEN WHILE HE WAS AWAY... : f y U Ye ; 3 . Pee pee sf § i ff 4 ‘ a . ray ¢ dha a ‘9 af yy » oP, Connieoooks. Com