Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Kansas Historical Quarterly, Vol. 9 of 26: 1940
Jerome Glanville was the man who was stopping at Dutch Henry's2 on the night of the massacre, and was taken out to be killed, as the others were. On examination he was found to be only a traveler, but was kept a prisoner until morning and then discharged. He informed me personally who were the principal actors in that damning midnight tragedy, and said that the next morning, while the old man raised his hands to Heaven to ask a blessing, they were stained with the dried blood of his victims. For being too free in his expressions about the matter he [glanville] was soon after shot in his wagon.
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