Produced by Al Haines. _*THE*_* LOST CABIN MINE* _By_ FREDERICK NIVEN _New York_ DODD, MEAD 6 COMPANY 1929 [Illustration: title page] COPYRIGHT, 1908 BY DODD, MEAD & COMPANY PRINTED IN U. S. A. TO MY SISTER *Contents* CHAPTER I. Introduces "The Apache Kid" with whom Later I become Acquainted II. Mr. Laughlin Tells the Story up to Date III. Mr. Laughlin’s Prophecy is Fulfilled IV. I Take my Life in my Hands V. I Agree to "Keep the Peace" in a New Sense VI. Farewell to Baker City VII. The Man with the Red Head VIII. What Befell at the Half-Way House IX. First Blood X. In the Enemy’s Camp XI. How it was Dark in the Sunlight XII. I am Held as a Hostage XIII. In which Apache Kid Behaves in his Wonted Way XIV. Apache Kid Prophesies XV. In which the Tables are Turned—at Some Cost XVI. Sounds in the Forest XVII. The Coming of Mike Canlan XVIII. The Lost Cabin is Found XIX. Canlan Hears Voices XX. Compensation XXI. Re-enter—The Sheriff of Baker City XXII. The Mud-Slide XXIII. The Sheriff Changes his Opinion XXIV. For Fear of Judge Lynch XXV. The Making of a Public Hero XXVI. Apache Kid Makes a Speech XXVII. The Beginning of the End XXVIII. Apache Kid Behaves Strangely at the Half-Way House to Kettle XXIX. So-Long XXX. And Last _*The Lost Cabin Mine*_ *CHAPTER I* _*Introduces "The Apache Kid" with Whom Later I Become Acquainted*_ The Lost Cabin Mine, as a name, is familiar to many. But the true story of that mine there is no man who knows. Of that I am positive—because "dead men tell no tales."