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Kells was on his knees noith only one gun This wavered and fell,

wavered and fell His left arh the thin, drifting clouds of smoke

Besides Gulden the bandit Pike was the only one not down, and he was

hard hit When he shot his last he threw the gun away, and, drawing

a knife, he made at Kells Kells shot once more, and hit Pike, but

did not stop him Silence, after the shots and yells, see to follow Pike, rese of the overturned table

and brandished that He swayed now, and there was a whistle where

before there had been a roar

Pike fell over the body of Blicky and got up again The bandit

leader staggered to his feet, flung the useless gun in Pike's face,

and closed with him in weak but final coiant Gulden swaying after theing club The