(Ward Lock, London, 3/0), otherwise Buck Haines, arrived at' a small rench house' nota hundred miles from the Rio Grande, he came with his horse and his dog, and when he was about fly feet away, held up his left hand, palm out, in the old Indian peace sign.
His hair was]
violent tow-colour and showing ur BaP uefa Ce? sud boot coe embroidered band, fringe Blsted her attire.
From her conversation she appears to be not guile a lady. However, the Teaders of this man's book will be are that. somewhere inthe (Wid West there. lives a girl that Buck Haines can love, and will take leave of him in that certainty.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.