This time the kick was so tremendous that it actually lifted Andy Lasher's crony clear off his feet, and started him in a mad flight along the edge of the swamp.

"That silly chap has gone hunting up the camp of the Lasher crowd, and like as not got himself in trouble.

I'd rather not have any trouble with that Lasher if it can be avoided," ventured Frank.

Andy Lasher could be easily seen, as he always took it upon himself to be the high pin of any gathering of the clans in which he moved; then there was the fellow who had been caught stealing from the traps of Jesse Wilcox that morning, still limping painfully whenever he walked.

Why, not satisfied with trying to whip the entire Lasher crowd in a bunch, now he wants to take on poor harmless old Uncle Toby Washington Low.

"I wouldn't put it past that Andy Lasher.

If that Andy Lasher keeps on he'll get in a peck of trouble sooner or later.

"It's Andy Lasher, as sure as I live," said Jerry to himself, as he recognized the other's voice, despite the agony in it.

If you saw any one at all it must have been a scout from Andy Lasher's camp, snooping around," commented Bluff, disdainfully.

Andy Lasher and myself.

" "Andy Lasher!

"And Andy Lasher's repentance; that is the most surprising of all," declared Bluff, shaking his head as though he could not understand it at all.

"Why, you see it was Andy Lasher who knocked Bluff off that log into the lake.

exclaimed Frank, as he made sure that he had his gun held on a line to cover the leader of the rebels in Andy Lasher's camp.

The next minute the bows of his boat whirled round, the old tub grounded, and then, turning over, shot him out on to the planking of the steep descent into the small lasher.

There were probably not three men in the university who would have dared to shoot the lasher in the state it was then.

SEE KAUFMAN, MARY H. LASHER.

KAUFMAN, MARY H. LASHER.

Logging chance, by M. H. Lasher.

Mary Lasher Kaufman (A); 2Dec71; R518250.

KAUFMAN, MRS, VICTOR. SEE KAUFMAN, MARY H. LASHER.

LASHER, M. H. SEE KAUFMAN, MARY H. LASHER.

LASHER, M. H. SEE KAUFMAN, MARY H. LASHER.

But it was so powerful now as it neared the lasher that they made far more way onward to destruction than they did across the stream; still they did near the bank a little.

But the lasher roared nearer and nearer, and the stream pulled them to it with iron force.