The Legend Called Shatterhand — B.J. Holmes

Responsible for the upkeep of law the Second Cavalry had its forces stretched to the limit. The Sioux were raiding Crow camps near Rosebud Creek. Over the border the British needed horses for their new mounted police force. Worse, hardcases learned there wasa large consignment of Army pay, poorly guarded at Fort Shaw. It was into this powder keg that a tall frontiersman strode. The man had the bearing of someone who had made a name for himself a long time ago, this was old Shatterhand, one of the most famous characters in Western literature.