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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1911

Page

7

Whispering Smith and the Railroad Bandits

A rugged tale follows McCloud the railroad superintendent as he tracks Sinclair and his gang who wreck trains and loot with Whispering Smith aiding pursuit. Dicksie Dunning learns of the case as the river scene tests loyalties and courage amid desertion and danger.

Morres Sinclair Smoky Creek McCloud Sinclair Chardan Smith Preside Smith Tanee Plunning Ted Dicksie Jet McCloud Marion MetCloud Whispering Smith Lance Yrounir Dicksie Ranch Aoouss Seastth Pages Ranch du Sane Williams Smith Rebstock Enache Yooehsock 2Tiu Sang Warnom

Death of Du Sang in Whispering Smith’s pursuit

Whispering Smith arrives after a nocturnal showdown on a desert hillside. Du Sang, mortally wounded, dies at Reb stock’s cabin as Smith shepherds prisoners and rescues the dying man’s last conversations while Stormy Gorman and others contend over how to handle the captives.

Whispering Smith Flies Back to Medicine Bend After Shot Wounds

The scene centers on Whispering Smith tending to Bill Dancing who was wounded near Mission Springs. A doctor in Oroville had not yet arrived. Smith plans to escort prisoners to Oroville with Brill Young supervising, while he offers Seagrue a personal note of past protection and a warning to stay silent.

Karg Gorman Smith du Sang Seagrue Rebstock Redstock Barney Whispering Simith Ed Banks Kennedy Whispering Smith Baggs Bill Bill Dancing Mission Springs Oroville Medicine Bend Doc Torpy Brill Young George Panhandle Tower

Whispering Smith Rumor Clears at Williams Cache

News of the Williams Cache fight spreads through Medicine Bend with rumors conflicting. McCloud reads a telegram from Gordon confirming Whispering Smith is alive and the arrest of Du Sang wounded. Dicksie and Marion face worry as McCloud plans a long ride home with Dicksie, then discovers a shell pin mystery and vows to tell Marion.

Williams Cache Medicine Bend Cat McCloud Mece-Cloud Tooney Lee Dicksie Dunning Mr. McCloud Whispering Smith du Sang Blake Marion Rooney Lee Dicksie Rooney MccCloud Gordon Sleepy Cat Karg Seagina Katie Dancing Licksie Smith Marion Sinclair Jim Argain

The Laugh of a Woman Chapter Scene at Marion’s Cottage

Marion and Dicksie decide to stay overnight after a chance arrival. McCloud joins with a porterhouse steak while Dicksie jokes about getting a pass and asks for a favor. A curious visitor appears in the kitchen as the scene ends with a tease.

Marion Dicksie Mr. McCloud Tom McCloud Jim

Whispering Smith Survives Narrow Assassination Attempt

In a violent pursuit, Whispering Smith dodges a fatal plot by the Williams Cache gang. Karl fires, Du Sang and Seagrue engage, and Smith narrowly recovers his rifle to escape, as Dancing, Warg, and others suffer severe injuries in the desert confrontation.

Williams Smith Karl T.r Karg du Sang Whispering Smith 301 Warg Dusang Whisperius Smith

Kettledrum A Perfect Instrument For Atmosphere And Rhythm

Mr. Gabriel Cleather argues the kettledrum excels in atmosphere as well as rhythm. He cites three prerequisites to lure the instrument: a perfect musical ear a fine sense of touch and five years of experience. He notes kettledrum melodies from Meyerbeer’s Robert le Diable and claims timpanis have wide range and power able to play softly or with penetrating force.

Gabriel Cleather Robert le Diable

Affinity Defined In Clever Wordplay

A man known for phrased quips and his wife with a lively imagination stumble on the word affinity after a divorce report. She asks what affinity means and he replies with a brisk definition linking it to an accommodation train, sparking his ongoing playful explanations.

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Trank Spearman Andre Bowles Cris Scrigwers Sons Dicksie Dunsothe Richyniney Caraigny Mic Ixarz Jay Antzi George Seagrue Rarg Xaxix McCloud and
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