Beadle's Half Dime Library (no. 755) (1892 01 12)

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WW | \ 755 $2.50 PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, ‘ ; a Year. No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. RECKLESS ROYS REGULATORS BY JOAN W, OSBON, AUTHOR OF ‘‘ BOLLY DORRIT, THE VETERAN DETECTIVE,” ‘* PLUCKY PAUL, THE BOY PROSPECTOR,” ETC., ETC., ETC. CHAPTER L SN Sma THE IMMIGRANT CHIEF. : \ . : IT was night. \WERSS F ‘ The great barvest moon stood well above yf : Zeit! WS y the horizon, bathing forest and plain with mel- y-) Ip : \ SS low light. Not a cloud marred the starry sky; |; = : ; not & breath of air ruffled the tall grass of the prairie, or stirred the bright leaves of the for- est; but over all hung a faint, smoky haze, softening and subduing the yellow moonlight and investing the hour with a subtle influence, weird, mystic. VISIBLE, A. OBR-6 Copyrighted 1892, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, Price, & Cents. iCen aa el A. January 12, 1892. Vol. XXX, \\ SAHxe SAV S (GF U]] IT WAS A HEART-RENDING SPECTACLE,