The Boss of Wind River

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The Boss of Wind River (1911)
by A. M. Chisholm, illustrated by Frank Tenney Johnson

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[New York: Doubleday, Page & co., 1911. First published 1910 by Street & Smith (Probably in Popular Magazine). ] Incidentally, the Grosset & Dunlap (1911) edition contains an additional chapter at the end. You can find this on the Talk page or at Project Gutenberg.

A. M. ChisholmFrank Tenney Johnson3199460The Boss of Wind River1911

THE GIRL CAUGHT JOE’S ARM. “IT’S GOING OUT, JOE! IT’S GOING OUT! OH, SEE IT PULL!”

THE BOSS OF WIND RIVER

THE BOSS OF
WIND RIVER

BY
A. M. CHISHOLM

ILLUSTRATIONS BY
FRANK TENNEY JOHNSON

Garden City New York
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
1911

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION
INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

COPYRIGHT, I910, BY STREET & SMITH

ILLUSTRATIONS

The girl caught Joe's arm. “It's going out, Joe! It's going out! Oh, see it pull!” Frontispiece
Miss Crooks came down the walk to meet him … “I'm so glad to see you, Joe. I've been looking for you for days” 32
Haggarty and Rough Shan, locked in a deadly grip, fought like bulldogs 188
“There's the line. Cross it to-night or try to scrap with McCane's crew before I tell you to, and I'll shut down” 214

CONTENTS (not listed in original)

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