CHAPTER XVI.
TO BREAK AN ENEMY'S WRIST.
Buster Kelley was a character.

Professor Kelley he called himself.

He claimed to be a great pugilist, and he was forever telling of the men he had put to sleep.

But he couldn't produce the papers to show for it.

The public had to take his word, if they took anything.
In fact, he had never fought a battle in his life, unless it was with a boy half his size.