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TEX RITTER WESTERN
"iT BEGAN WITH BUSHWHACK LEAD
X/VO -< SMSi-L OF TREACHERY IN
THE AIR' IT CONTINUED WITH A
STRANGE TWISTED HATE AND
AN UNSEEN ATTACKER/ INTO
THIS PUZZLE TEX RITTER
RODE ON HIS GREAT WHITE
{ STALLION AND WITH THE
WONDER DOG. FURY, TROTTING
]Ar HIS SIDE... AND IT TOOK A
•LOT OF SIX-GUN ACTION
L BEFORE THE PIECES OF THE
RIMFIRE JUSTICE
PUZZLE PELL. INTO PLACE C
FURY, I SHOULD HAVE LISTENED
TO YOUR WARNING/ GET TO,
s. COVER, Boy /
HOOP BEATS/ RECKON THEY
TOOK OFF FAST WHEN THEIR
FIRST SHOTS MISSED /___-(
LET'S TAKE A LOOK ffp.
V OVER THERE./ J%3®.
THE DEADLY ROAR OP HIS GUMS HELPED
H/M REACH COVER WITHOUT iHJURy...
STAY IN THE TREES/
WHITE FLASH/
DOWN, FURY/
BIG- CASE AT THE COURTHOUSE.' FRED
FALEN, PARTNER TO JUDD CARTON IN
SAGEBRUSH'S BANK* WAS FOUND KILLED
. UP AT the mountain two *
DAVS A5 °.'
THEY GOT THAT RENEGADE IMJUN WHAT DONE
IT AN' FESS McCABE'S TRYlN' THE
CASE/ HE’S FROM THE EAST./ HE 'LL FIS
THAT ARAPAHO BUT GOOD'
TSX RODS NORTH AND TWO PAYS LATER
ARRIVED AT TUB TOWN OP SAGEBRUSH'
WHAT'S GOIN'
ON, FRIEND ?
V * -
TEX SCOUTED THE COYER FROM WHICH
THE BUSHWHACKERS HAD STRUCK.'
MOCCASIN TRACKS... AND I CAUGHT A
GLIMPSE OF FEATHERED HEADS DURING
THE AMBUSH ' BUT, THESE BUZZARDS
WHERE RIDING
' SHOD HORSES WHICH
AN INDIAN DOESN'T,
AN' SWOOTlN' RlMFIRE
> RIFLES AS THIS
SHELL SHOWS,, AN'
INDIANS DON'T HAVE
RECKON WHAT I'VE GOT TO SAY
MIGHT HELP IN THIS CASE/
NOW I KNOW WHY THOSE . ^
BUSHWHACKERS SHOT J
l AT ME / . . J *
TIX RITTER WESTERN
MOCCASIN TRACKS WERE FOUND AT
THE SCENE OF THE CRIME/ THIS
INDIAN WAS SEEN LEAVING SAGEBRUSH
SOON AFTER THE MURDERED MAN A
LEFT/ f - — -n rr -, — M
F RED WAS NOT JUST
A PARTNER, HE WAS
MY FRIEND AN" X
WANT TO ' SEE
THE MAN WHO DID \
THIS PUNISHED TO
THE FULL EXTENT/
OF THE LAW ' ' M
'Z PROMISE YOU HE
WILL BE/ THANK
YOU, MR. CARTON.
X NOW CALL THE
DEFENDANT,
k NITCHI, THE )
^ARAPAHO/ J
COMB
FORWARD
w TH#N J
JUST A MINUTE/ X
CAN SUPPLY SOME
EVIDENCE IN THIS
w CASE, YOUR >
\ HONOR/
THIS LAWYER PESS McCABE
SURE DOES HATE/
HE'S GOIN' TO HANG , jr
THAT YOUNG BUCK/ A
ARE WE TO TAKE THE WORD OF A
STRANGER OVER THE EVIDENCE OF
OUR EVES P THIS MANS EVIDENTLY
A TROUBLE^ MAKER... A RENEGADE y
WORSE THAN AN INDIAN/ /
\ I SAY NITCHI IS
V GUILTY/ ) T^m>
TEX' TOLD H IS STORY OR THE AMBUSH
AND HIS FINDINGS...
... SO' X OPINE IT WAS MORE THAN ONE
MAN DOWNED THIS BANKER AN' a
THEY WERE WHITE MEN, NOT
INDIANS/ THE HOSS TRACKS
AN' THIS RIMFIRB SHELL
^ PROVES THAT/ ^^^B
Rocker
EACH FOOT LOCKER CONTAINS:
JOSELY CO., Dept. TCH-30
1472 Broodway
New York 36, N. Y. I
HEBE'S MY $1.25! C,
Rush the TOY SOLDIERS TO ME!
8 Mochinegvnnere 4 Bomber.
8 Sharpthooten 4 Truck*
4 Infantrymen 8 Jet Plane*
8 Officer* 8 Cannon
8 Waves 4 Bazookam
8 Wacs 4 Marksmen
4 Tank*
4 Jeep*
4 Battleship*
4 Cruiser*
4 Sailors
4 Riflemen
TEX RITTER WESTERN
LISTEN, YOU TROUBLE/ IN MV OWN GOOD
MAKER, WE DON'TV TIME, MISTER
UKE YOUR KIND NOBODY GIVES
BUTTIN' INTO OUR V ME ORDERS.'
BUSINESS/ GET ON - — ■<
YOUR HORSE AN' JAV .
RIDE J ifi -WK' H
...ANp WITH THE EVIDENCE
PRESENTED BEFORE ME ,
I FIND YOU GUILTY S
AND SENTENCE ,
YOU TO DEATH/ /
ALU RIGHT/
YOU ASKED
FOR IT/
YOU PICKED THE WRONG
MAN TO PUSH/ YOU
. BUZZARDS*/ DROP >
V THAT GUN AN'^X
I'LL CALL
' OR F THE )
WHAT'S GOIN' ON HERE ?
WE'LL HAVE NO VIOLENCE
IN THIS TOWN/ NOW j
L, BREAK IT UP/ Jk
' STRANGER/ I'M ONLY
THE SHERIFF./ ^
L I HEARD YOUR \
' EVIDENCE IN COURT
AN' T BELIEVE IT/ i
BUT THERE'S /
NOTHIN' I CAN /
s. OOI .
VOU DON'T SEEM
TO HAVE ANY ^
JUSTICE IN THIS
TOWN EITHER/ J
TEX RITTER WESTERN
TBX TOOK A ROOM AT TAB HOTEL/ AS
LEFT FURY THERE AND WENT TO THE
STABLE TO CHECK ON WHITE FLASH.'
N/GHT HAD FALLEN ANO THE STABLE
WAS DARK. 'SUDDCNLy FROM BEH/NO
WHEN TEX CAME TO HE WAS TIED
HAND AND FOOT...
OHHH, MY HEAP/ BETTER EE CAREFUL....
ANY KIND OF MOVEMENT COUL-D
SET THESE WILD- EYED LONGHORNS
TO TROMPlN ' ME /
FURY/ EON, AM I GLAP TO SEE YOU.'
MUST'VE SENSED I WAS IN TROUBLE
AN' JUMPED THROUGH THE WINDOW/
EASY BOY, SLOW... DON'T SPOOK THESE
CATTLE/ ‘YOU'VE GOT TO LOOSEN
THESE THONGS... . —
THE SHARP TEETH OF THE INTELLIGENT DOG
MADE SHORT WORK OF THE LEATHER
THONGS' THE STEERS SHIFTED UNEASILY
THEN , SCENTING THE
DOG WENT WILD...
DIDN'T HAVE ANY
TIME TO SPARE ,
TRAIL HIM, FURY/ THOSE MUST 8E THE
TRACKS OF THE HOMBRE WHO PUT
MB HERE, FIGURIN' THE TROMPlN'
WOULD CUT UP THOSE LEATHER M
r? TIES AN' IT'D LOOK M
f LIKE AN ACCIDENT
YOU CAN'T
PROVE THAT.
CALL THIS ,
s WOLF OFF.'
GET ME/ YOU DIDN'T )
WANT ME TO TALK/ U
THAT MEANS YOU ^
.... PARTNER
KILLED YOUR
OR HAD HIM KILLED
ON THE MOUNTAIN.
TEX RITTER WESTERN
TALK, V A... ALL RIGHT.' FRED FOUND
CAR TOM, OR\ OUT I WAS STEALING THE
I'LL GIVE K BANK MONEY TO COVER
FURY THE P GAMBLING LOSSES X HIRED
WORD TO / TWO GUNMEN AN' WE t
GET YOU 'A DRESSED AS INDIANS AND '
y\ FOLLOWED HIM TO THE
r \ MOUNTAIN/ YOU KNOW THE
JAJ REST/ NOW CALL OFF THE
/ dog/ a . —
MAYBE I CAN'T/ g
I RECKON ILL LET
FURY WORK YOU
OVER/
I AM BRAVE EAGLE, CHIEF OF THE •
ARAPAHOES/ THIS MAN VOU CALL McCABE
IS MY SON/ HE TOOK HIS MOTHER'S
NAME AND WENT EAST TO BECOME A^
I CAN
ANSWER
THAT/
SO YOU WEREN'T IN ON
THIS AT ALL/ BUT WHY
DID YOU TRY TO ^
HANG THAT YOUNG 1
BUCK.' WHY ARE YOU 1
SO VENGEFUL? A
AND I'M SURE
YOU'LL BE
WELCOMED
V BACK/ y
I AM ASHAMED/ THIS ],
FALSE HATE HAS /
MADE ME LESS OP *sj
A MAN/ I'M GOING
BACK TO MY PEOPLE
TO REGAIN MY .
INTEGRITY AND S
MANHOOD /
/ ) YOUR THINKIN' HAS,
< BEEN TWISTED, <
P McCABE/ A MAN
SHOULD BE PROUD
TO BOAST THAT THE
BLOOD OF THE T --''
.NOBLE REDMAN V
\ RUNS IN HIS /
VEINS! y
WHAT HE DIDN'T KNOW
IS THAT NlTCHl. IS X*
MY SON ALSO/ y
McCABE'S HATE /
ALMOST SENT HIS /■
L HALF- BROTHER to V \
^■.,1 im -ir "r A T u, \
TEX RITTER WESTERN
/ CODER'S TRAIL WAS EASY TO
FOLLOW. . . THROUGH THE CANYON,
ACROSS THE BURNING AYES/?,
THE PR AIR/E RANGER HAP HO
TROUBLE FOLLOWING THE LIGHTNING'
FAST GUNMAN/ HE KNEW A TRAP LAY
AHEAO A TRAP HE HAO TO WALK
INTO OR REMOVE THE BADGE HEP
ALWAYS VYORNf
I'M fAKlN' The whole
por, apper/ two
PRISONERS anp The
CASH/
-That money can clear yuh,
Pl-rYEC? • COME AN' GET lT • GET HIM,
spik-e • we keep -the cash an' Ripe
FREE WHEN HE'S GONE 1
j*0
I NEVER BLUPF,
APOER /
A MONTH BEFORE THAT TRAIL ENDED IN
VIOLENCE, TEX RITTER HAD BEEN ON ANOTHER
DANGEROUS MISSION f NILES ADDERtS
BROTHER, DAVE, WAS H/S TARGET THEN . . ■
GIVE UP.
. PAVE/
X GOT VUM PlNNEP
POWN , RlTTER./ YO'RE
Bluffin'/ ,
TEX RITTER WESTERN
’ YOU PI DTHIS, RlTTEp/ MY BROTHER
WILL GET EVEN .'NILES WILL ,
GET YOU AND SET ME FREE / /—
PAVE ADDER WAS JAILED AND HELD FOG
TR/AL f HE'D NEVER BEEN CONVICTED BE -
FORE- . . BUT HE AND H/S MORE DANGEROUS
BROTHER, NILES \ HAD BEEN OH THE
WRONG S/DE OF THE LAW FOR WEARS!
...SERVE TEN YEARS
AT HARD LABOR, DAVE.
ADDER/ COURT
DISMISSED/
you won't
GET NILES
LIRE YUH GOT
ME / HE'S TOO
TRiCKV FOR
YUH/ .
you broke The law,
ADDER / you SHOT AN
INNOCENT MAN DOING
IT/ IE YORE BROTHER
BREAKS THE LAW, HE'LL
GO TO PRISON TOO'
THE PRA/R/E MARSHAL KNEW DATE
ADDER WAS TELL TNG THE TRUTH/ N/LES
A DO =v MA ■ « V
L IGHTN/N6- W/TH H/S COL TS (
HE WON'T BE IN
THERE TEN ,
NfOWTNf /
I'LL GET HIM OUT- - - AND I'LL
FIX RITTER TOO 'LET'S FIND RlTTER
YUH KNOW WHATTUH DO, SPIKE./
TEX RlTTER WAS ALWAYS CAREFUL - - ■
HE HAD A LOT OF TRIGGER -HAPPY
ENEMIES f AND HE WAS DOUBLY CARS-
FUL WITH NILE S ADDER IN TOWN / SO, ,
WHEN HE HEARD A COLT HAMMER CQCHF0;
HE WAS READY. - - { 7 *=^Z“
TEX RITTER WESTERN
H OLD IT, LAWMAN /
IF X PEG ANOTHER
SHOT, YUH'LL GO
DOWN /
*PP£P WAS P£APBY- --PGP &££A
WA/T/PG , COLTS PGAOY /P APTTP/PG
WEPT WPOPG. . . . j 7
you WON'T, ,
MANTON / THAT S NOT
THE PLAY RIGHT NOW'
WHAT DOES NILES .
ADDER WANT? A
COME TUH
THE POINT,
NILES / WHAT .
DO VUH WANT
X JUST WANTED TT
SHOW YUH X CAN DO IT
the easy wav ritter:
BUT IT WON'T BE LIKE
that/ , , _
I'M soin' to make a laughin- ^
stock out of yuh, Ritter /then, 1
I'M GOIN' TO FINISH YUH OFF/ AN'
X'LL DOIT ALL LEGAL-LIKE, THE WAY
YOU DID IT TO MV BROTHER/
POP A MOM£ATT t APP£P WAS OPP
guapp/ sp/pg apaptop WAS/v'r eypecr-
/pg /t e/rpet? as rue ppa/p/g mapspal
SPOOTGP to pc/py, pas pog f f
GET HIM, FURY '
GET THE GUNS
GET HIM AWAY FROM ME /
CALL OFF THE DOG, MARSHAL
TEX RITTER WESTERN
TEX PYYEW MLE/S AODE/P WAS eaya/pt. .
HE HHEW THE OWLHOOTE/P WOUIP 0E
pLEAsry tp/cht/ but he p/pa/'t expect
N/LES TO DO WAY AT PE D/D/
PIPE OUT, you TWO / MEBBE ,
X SHOULP JUG YUH . . BUT X'LL. wait.
VUHVE BEEN LUCKY SO PAR POPSIN
THE LAW/YOPE NEYT ROBBERV WILL
BE YOUR LAST/ COME ON, FURY/
STAV POWN, FURY/ PROP THAT
BAG, MISTER / THEN PRlVE THE
0UCK0OARP TO TOWN / ME AN '
WHITE FLASH WILL GO THE OTHER
way/ .-a^ I,
r RlTTEP CAN'T GET A WAV W(Th THIS
I'P KNOW THAT OUTFIT ANYWHERE:/
X Coulpn'T see his face, but he
SPOKE. TO HIS POG /• ; > Nk V'
AWP HE WAS PIPING
A WHITE WORSE
NAMEP WHITE
FLASH 'ENOUGH
EV! PENCE FOP y
anyone: / / (yt,
WHATS GOING ON ' .
IS THEPE TROUBLE.
” X GET IT /
OKAY/ I'LL WAIT
TO SEE JUDGE
WARD /
SOU ROBBER ME
TONIGHT, PlTTEP / YOU LL
Pay for youp crime
THE SAME WAV ADPEP
OR ANY OTHER OUTLAW
WOULC? / ^
(sTEfT IN THAT CELL, PlTTEP
the juoge will see you
IN THE MORNING /
TEX RITTER WESTERN
SET HIGH BAIL ON ME, YOUR
HONOR' NILES AOPER5 BEHIND
This — l‘ve got to go after
HIM ANO ©RING HIM BACK WITH
THE MONEY'
is he telling
The truth,
HE SHOT THE GUARD
AND STOLE THIRTY ,
THOUSAND DOLLARS-'
There's no doubt it
WAS HIM / I «SV4W
HIM, JUDGE/ v'
he Thinks he is, youR
HONOR / I'D LIKE A
WORD WITH YOU ALONE ^
IF you INSIST, Te*/euT
you WON'T BE- WEARING
YOUR BARGE- /IF NILES
ADDER SHOOTS YOU, WE
WON'T BE ABLE TO HELP/
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T KNOW, RjRV / HE'S NOT FAR
AHEAP yOU CAN TAKE ME TO .
HIM (Bur HE WANTS ME TO PO THAT/
I'M RUNNtN' STRAIGHT INTO A TRAP .
whoever threw tha-t bullet
WASN'T AiMlN'^r ME / MV GUESS
IS THATS SPIKE LETTIN'ME KNOW
I'M AT THEIR MEf?cy/
WANT MORE, MANl&N?
1 CAN BANK WINCHESTER
SLUGS AROUNP VOREl
EARS ALL. PAV/ /
TEX RITTER WESTERN
MAf/TO/Z &EC/ED Of/ TEX /?/7YE/?S
#EL ECTAf/CE 70 SHOOT. - - HE SCEAA/El/
oar OE THEEE EAST .'TEX WATCHED H/M
GO. - - Ef/EOy/f/G a/S EEAf/r/C
LET HIM Go, FURV/
Ff?lGHTENEP ENOUGi
HE’LL F?UN TO NILES . - •
FOLLOW ALONG
WHAT ADPEf? HAS
SEE THE SET-UP, FUPV/
NILES IS IN "THERE SO IS
/' THEy WANT ME
R -THEM ' T Wl LI
TEX RITTER WESTERN
AFTER WE TAKE. YUH BACK WITH
Some of - tme monev, f?i-ri'eR,i'Lu
6EY A NEW -TRIAL FOR PAVE / THEY'LIL
SPRING HIM / YOUR TESTIMONY PUT - .
HIM IN JAIL WHEN YOU'RE A 4
CONVICTED OUTLAW, YOU'RE STORY /
WON'T BE &EUEVEO / J
NAIL HIM WHEN HE GETS TtlH
The money, spike! Then we ll
tell everyone we caught
WITH THE LOOT 1 WE 'LL. j
KEEP MOST OF IT / ^
NEVER MINP THAT DO©
M ANTON / SHOOT RlTTER (
ep MoeiyiX
1 PON’T ,
) BLAME YOU'
/ NILES APPELS
/ OUTFIT WAS
EXACTLY LIKE ,
MINE/ HE COULDVE
OUTFOX EP ME
BUT FURY WAS TOO
MUCH FOR THEM t
T. thought surely
IT WAS you WHO HELP
ME UP, MARSHAL [
TEX RITTER WESTERN
riding rue
RANGE
WITH
TEX RITTER
HOWDY PAROS,
FIGURED I'D TELL. YOU ABOUT AH OL'
TIMER WHO'D BEEN ONE OF THE MOUNTAIN MEN WHEN
HERDS OF BUFFALOES BLACKENED THE WESTERN
PLAINS AN' THE SIOUX, THE CHEYENNE AN' THE
BLACKFEET CONSIDERED ALL. THIS GREAT WESTERN
LAND THEIR HUNTIN' GROUNDS J
I'D RIDDEN INTO A WAGON YARD IN FORT
BOSWORTH AN' THIS OL' TIMER WAS S/TT/N' THERE
WHITTLIN'! WE GOT TO TALKIN' AN' HE TOLD ME HOW
HE USED TO SEE THE COVERED WAGONS COMING INTO
THESE WAGON YARDS FROM OFF THE PLAINS! IN
THOSE DAYS THE WAGON YARDS WERE CAMPIN' AN
GATHERIN' PLACES AN FOR FIFTY CENTS A FAMILY HIRED
SPACE FOR THEIR WAGON, PROTECTION, WATER FOR
BEASTS AN' MEN AN' FIREWOOD /
WHAT KIN DOF PEOPLE WERE THOSE
OLD PIONEERS?" I ASKED THE OL' TIMER!
"ALL KINDS'! HE ANSWERED J " THERE
WERE ENGLISHMEN, GERMANS, SCANDINAVIANS,
SPANIARDS, IRISH IMMIGRANTS BROUGHT OVER TO
BUILD THE RAILROADS, CHINESE, AND LOTS OF
MIKED BLOODED PEOPLE OF ALL COMBINATIONS !"
AFTER AWHILE I RODE AWAY BUT KEPT
THIN KIN 1 OF WHAT THE OL' TIMER HAD SAID.' YES,
IT TOOK ALL KINDS OF STALWART BREEDS OF
PEOPLE, SEARCH/N' FOR A NEW WAY OF LIFE IN
A NEW COUNTRY TO BUILD THE GREAT WEST, AN'
ALL OF THEM DID THEIR PART, JUST AS THEY
DID IN BUILD/ N ' THE REST OF AMERICA . 1 OUT HERE
A MAN IS KNOWN AN' RESPECTED FOR WHAT HE
DOES, NOT FOR WHAT HE IS/ I RECKON THAT'S
THE WAY IT SHOULD BE ALL OVER/
WELL, PARDS, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN,
I'LL BE SAY IN'...
Chief Healer
Heleft Dosersoa was concentrating her at-
tention on the sweater she was knitting. Seated
comfortably on a chair her eyes were below
the Jewel ©f the large desk in front of her. She
thought she heard a slight cough. Then it be-
came louder. Finally she raised her eyes. In front
of her was a tall well built young man wearing
new eastern clothing.
"What can I do for you,” she smiled.
"This is the office of the Cooperstown-Hagg-
ersville Stage Coach Company, isn’t it?” he half
said and half asked.
"That’s what the big sign outside tells you,”
she pointed out.
"I want a ticket to Haggersville on the three
o’clock stage. One way please. How much is
the fare?” he continued.
"No stage leaves today, nor tomorrow, nor
the day after,” she said pleasantly.
"But at St. Louis they told me the stages
leave every day. And that’s what is printed
outside on your schedule board.”
"Ever hear of Chief Vittorio?" she demanded.
"Of course,” he replied in a slightly harsh
tone of voice that escaped her.
"He and about a thousand of his brayes are
in the mountain regions between here and Hagg-
ersville,” she told him. "At present he is at war
with the government, And that also includes
all white men.”
"Ridiculous,” insisted the young man. "Then
I will hire a horse and ride to Haggersville.
Also a pack horse for my luggage.”
"Why ridiculous?” interrupted the voice of
Helen’s father who had' overheard the entire
conversation from inside his private office. He
opened the door and faced the young man.
"You easterners are -all the same,” he scolded.
"You make light of a situation that means life
and death to us out here in the west. One month
of this and I’m broke. Think you are smart, eh?
Go out and drive the stage yourself. Get it
through and I’ll give you half interest in my
line.”
The young man looked at the older man
whom he realized was the father of the charm-
ing girl. Whatever other plans he had' had in
mind were now going to be changed.
"Put that in writing now and I’ll take a
stage out myself tomorrow or the day after at
the latest,’ he challenged.
Jack Donerson tok a pen and dipped it into
the inkwell. He drew up a brief contract and
handed it to the young man who read it over
once carefully. Then he signed his name. Jack
Donerson looked carefully at the name and
his expression changed.
"You are Dr. Robert Caldwell, the son of
Dr. James Caldwell. I should have noticed
the resemblance. Those eastern clothes of yours
got me mixed up. I’ll notify the sheriff at once.
Guess you are the only man who can help us.”
Within an hour the news spread throughout
the town about the arrival of the young man.
Sheriff Jed Winston came over with a fast
mustang for the young man who had now
changed his clothing. He wore a tan shirt, west-
ern boots, and in his right hand he held an
Indian feathered war bonnet. Around' his waist
was a gun belt and in the holster was a Colt .44.
Soon Helen heard the story. Dr. Robert Cald-
well was the blood brother of Long Lance, the
son of Chief Vittorio! The young doctor faced
the sheriff and the assembled group.
"Whatever terms I can get from Chief Vitto-
rio will have to bind you in honor. Are you all
willing to do that?”
"If we don’t then we face economic starva-
tion,” said Michael Kelly, owner of Kelly’s
Emporium. "We have no quarrel with the,
Indians. See what you can do to help us.”
The young man mounted his horse and threw
the war bonnet over the pommel. He would
not wear it until he was within the territory
where he might expect the Indians to be waiting
for any rider. Helen touched his hand.
"You are a brave man,” she admitted. "I
hope you are successful and become our part-
ner.”
For the next three hours, young Dr. Caldwell
rode his horse slowly. Then he put the bonnet
on his head. He had a feeling that eyes were
watching him. And he wasn't wrong. For a
half hour later he was stopped by an armed
group of puzzled red' skins.
"I am Young One, blood brpther of Long
Lance. Chief Healer was my father. Now I too
am a Chief Healer. Take me to Chief Vittorio.
I wish to speak to him.”
He was escorted though the mountain passes
and taken to an encampment. Long Lance
recognized him at once and spoke.
"It is good to see you after these many years,”
greeted Long Lance. "They told us that you
had decided to study medicine after the death
of your father. It is good' that you walk in his
footsteps. We need healers for our people. My
father will be glad to see you.”
They then went to a big lodge. Long Lance
entered first. Soon he came out with his father.
At that ‘■time. Chief Vittorio was still a powerful
man. He was in his middle fifties and could
still remember when the buffalo were unnum-
bered on the plains.
*'I come in peace, oh Great Chief,” said Dr.
Robert Caldwell. ‘'Never can it be said that
either my father or myself did any injustice
to our red brethren.”
Then as though to emphasize his words, he
unbuckled' his gun belt and handed it to Chief
Vittorio. The braves watching this gesture were
moved by it. So was the Chief who returned
the gun belt to the young man.
"Take it and keep it for we know you will
never use it against us. What is your mission?”
"Permit the st&ge from Cooperstown to Hagg-
ersville to go in peace. For this I would receive
a half interest in the company. Such money
that I get will be turned over to your people.
Surely when peace comes again, you will need
many supplies including new homes. For you
and your people can no longer be wanderers.”
"When we were wanderers, we were free,”
replied the Chief. "They would bind us to one
place. Then feed us as though we were people
who needed charity. 1 know not what to do.
The days of the buffalo are numbered. Soon
there will be none on the plains. What are we
to do? Raise corn or become keepers of the
cattle. We no longer fight the other tribes. Once
my people were masters over the Sioux, Kiowas,
and Dakotas. Now we face a master from Wash-
ington that is very strong. We could go to
Mexico. There is still plenty of land there.”
"That wouldn’t solve your problem,” pointed
out the young man. "You must be able to have
food and materials for clothing. You and your
people will live apart from the rest of the world
for some time. But your children’s children,
and their children, will walk in the ways of the
white man.”
"I am tired of running and fighting. Then
running and fighting again. Go tell General
Howard that I will talk peace with him. But
you must be with us. For you talk the tongue
of the white man as well as that of my people.”
"I shall return to, Cooperstown and drive
the stage to Haggersville,” explained Dr. Robert
Caldwell. "It was my intention to open an of-
fice in Haggersville. I shall contact Colonel
Benderson at Fort Still. He will send the mess-
age to General Howard.”
The young man returned to Helen Donerson
and her father. The next day the stage left.
Actually, Joe Winters did most of the driving,
with the young man at his seat who relieved
him from time to time. The stage reached its
destination safely. There, Dr. Robert Caldwell
made arrangements to go to Fort Still. Three
days later he spoke to Colonel Benderson. At
the end of June, 1879, he accompanied General
Howard to a peace parley with Chief Vittorio.
Terms were finally agreed upon and fighting
ceased. General Howard had the remarkable
ability to understand the bothersome problems
of both the white and the red men.
Dr. Robert Caldwell kept on seeing Helen
Donerson. It was while he was in the stage
coach offices that he received a surprise visit
from Colonel Benderson.
. “I shall be responsible for seeing that peace
continues,” explained the Colonel. "But I am
realistic. Actually it depends upon having a
good Indian Agent. General Howard suggested
you as the man. Here is your appointment. The
salary isn’t much though you will have a home,
a wagon, horses and food allowance. Take two
weeks to consider it. Then let me know whether
or not you accept or refuse.”
When the Colonel had left, there was an
awkward silence in the office. Helen felt she
could read the mind of the young man she had
come to love.
"Say it,” she prodded him. "I know some-
thing is bothering you.”
"I was going to ask you to marry me. But
being the wife of a doctor in a western town
is one thing. Being the wife of an Indian agent
is another thing, for that is not going to be an
easy life.”
"But I will be your wife,” was her reply as
she went into his arms.
And so from August 1, 1879 to May 10, 1888,
Dr. Robert Caldwell served as Indian Agent,
During that time there was peace and content-
ment among the red men as well as among the
white settlers. Chief Healer, was the name that
they called him in all circles. And his pretty wife
did much to help him in his work. The stage
coach line continued and was very successful.
Half of the profits were used for the benefit
of the Indians.
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I'VE BEEN ON YOUR TRAIL FOR
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VILLE/ LISTEN NOW,,, THERE
WAS A SWEET ©IRL ON THAT
STAGE/ SHE WAS COMlN' TO
.TEXAS TO MARRY ME,,,
he CHOKEP UP THEN/ FOR A
MOMENT THERE WAS SILENCE...
THEN,-/ “
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FOUR YEARS AGO YOU SAVE
©UNSTO AN APACHE, TONO,
BRIBING HIM AN' HIS BUNCH
TO HOLP UP THE TEXAS &OUNP
WELLS-FARGO STAGE/ YOU
PIPN'T CARE WHO WAS KILLER,,
ALL YOU WANTEP WAS THE
HE CIRCLEP ANP WAITER,,,
UNTIL THE RENEGADE CAME!
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CAREFUL NOW, I PON'T WANT
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