EL HOMBRE CON EL HACHA (THE MAN WITH THE AXE)
EL HOMBRE CON EL HACHA (THE MAN WITH THE AXE)Crow did not waste his horse by riding fast. He knew by the sign that the killers were not running. They were confident that no one would be following. As it grew dark, a three-quarter moon produced plenty of light for Crow to follow the bandit"s trail. "I figure eighteen to twenty," thought Crow. "They"re headed southeast, probably gonna camp by the river."
It was several hours later when Crow knew he had figured right. He found the bandits camped by the river. The bandits built several fires, thinking no one would be hunting them. Crow, looking ghostly in the moonlight with his gray painted face, watched them. He saw that the bandits had picketed their horses on a rope tied between two trees. Two
