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"Boss, can't we set in now?" demanded Beady Jones

"Say, Beady, you're in a hurry to lose your gold," replied Kells

"Wait till I beat Gulden and Sainst Jesse Smith He lost first to Gulden, then to

Kells, and presently he rose, a beaten, but game man He reached for

the whisky

"Fellers, I reckon I can enjoy Kells's yellow streak more when I

ain't playin'," he said

The bandit leader eyed S rancor, as if a

persistent hint of inevitable weakness had its effect He frowned,

and the radiance left his face for the forbidding cast

"Stand around, you ," he said

At this old as

Gulden, there being a huge an staking a bag at a ti Kells won the first four cuts How strangely that

radiance returned to his face! Then he lost and won, and won and