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in Maioea Tut?day cfaargvd with
picUag gold off of bt*lrtx-k ki the
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and approp rfaiutig the taiw1.
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by Dcvut) U. S. Marshal, IVUavwn,
there wits found in th? lining of his
cuM a tuteoxi pouch containing
over five ou ?*?<? of uuggets. This
wiUi like fait that two p&rtiee at
Porcupine had infl like defendant
pick up sold, was held as sufficient
e\idvuw by U. 8. Cominiso.ui:cr.
Odefl, to btod IVtrouovich over to
am-alt lino action of the Grand Jury
Milan PsCrouovich, who was bound
o\?r to the Grand Jury for a hear
ing, said in his own defense, that
he ?un't guiMy of the charge
againt* Urn. and that he could not
account for the gold being found in
ha> pcihomton. ilu further said that
hi had Sonne trouble with a couple
uf hid countryman at Porcupine, and
it was they who gave evidence against
hiui and perhaps put the gold in his
coat Pttronovkh wnt? deficient In
Euj?lii4i and iu? evidence was tajt<*n
through an interpreter. ? Hainvs I "ton ^
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Polity Bids. ? Hainee. Alaska.
WAY TO SOUTH
JOHNSVILLE.
Story of a Young Man, a Girl and
an Automobile.
By ALLAN P. AMES.
[Copyright. 1310, by American Press Asso
ciation. J
"For downright chuckleheaded mean
ness," said King, "this town has every
thing In central New York pushed oil
the map."
"O-oh! la that so-o?" said Zeb Wil
liams, the town constable.
"1?1 suppose you heard what 1 Just
said?" stammered the youth aa he col
lided at the store door with a pretty
girl. "1 fear that in my haste 1 was
too general. 1 didn't mean to Include !
the whole town."
"You ueedn't explain," Bhe sakl
quickly. "1 know how thoy treat peo- j
pie In automobiles."
King murmured something about Its
being of uo couse?|U? act) and had start
ed toward his car when, to his surprise, ?
she followed, "if you want to go to
South Johnsville," she said, with j
friendly assurance, "I'll show you
how."
"Somehow or other I've a notion you
lire in that big brick bouse back in the
trues by the four corners. Get in and '
1 can set you down at your door, and
you at the same time can point out
which road I'm to take."
Then the girl surprised him again.
She accepted the Invitation.
In the seat beside him, she showed !
intelligent Interest in his valves and
levers, und the conversation during the
brief but swift run to the crossroads ,
was mainly technical In Its nature.
"Let me take you around the square !
and finish the lesson," he said. "It's
only four or five tulles, and I've all
afternoon to get where I'm going."
"I should Just love to," she replied, ;
with a frankness ho had learned to j
"I HEBZBT AJiBKST YK IX THE MA*K OW I
THK LAW."
expect "But I'm getting ail dusty.
Will you wait until 1 run up to the
bouse and get a coat?'
"I'd wait? forever," asserted King.
Suddenly he felt a heavy band on his
shoulder and a triumphant shout in I
his ear:
"Quick, boys! I've got him! Here,
you young squirt? no use tryin' to git
away from me!"
King made a bard fight and with
superhuman effort got the better of hla
opponent. Ke-enforcements, however, 1
deprived him of bis advantage, for two
brawny young farmers, arriving on the
run, tore his grip loose, and Zeb, step
ping to the ground and throwing back
his coat to reveal a shining metal ;
badge attached to his left suspender, 1
announced:
"I hereby arrest ye in the name of
the law fer exceed in' the speed limit."
"Thought ye'd show off before the
squire's darter, didn't ye?" taunted j
one of the youths who had rescued the
constable. "When her pap comes back
ye'll have a chance to tell him all
about It He's Justice of the peace, he
Is, and he's death on city- scorchers."
"The squire won't be tor home till
tomorrer," announced Zeb Williams.
"But, with the help of these here
bracelets, 1 guess we kin take good
care of ye. Hey, boys?"
As he spoke he drew from his pocket j
a huge pair of antiquated iron hand
cuffs.
"Oh, see here," protested King, "you
don't have to do that I'm ready to
pay my fine, but you have no right to
put me in handcuffs."
"Guess I haven't been constable of
this town fer twenty years without
ktiowln' my rights," retorted Williams.
"Hold him tight, boys."
Compared with the struggle that |
then ensued the previous bout between !
King and the constable was a mere j
sparring match, for as Williams ad- !
lauced with the handcuffs extended
King glimpsed a slim figure in a long
gray coat emerging from the house,
! and the thought of appearing ridicu
lous in her eyes lent him the strength
of two. But his assailants were three,
and plow and shovel had made their
muscles as hard if not as supple as
, the bat and racket and oar had ren
dered King's. Ami as ttao girl, quick
ening her pace nt tlie unexpected sight,
renched the sate an ominous double
click announced that the Irons had
locked about his wrists.
Ilampered us he was. King still
fought, wltli elbows, with shoulders,
with knees, with feet ? fought us prim
itive man might have battled blind
with rage against overwhelming odds
?while the body of the car lurched on
Its excellent springs as If traveling
over a hummocky road. But the three
villagers were gradually crushing him
Iilm Into submission aud In a few sec
onds more he must have yielded, a
breathless aud humiliated captive,
when help came from an unexpected
quarter. Fully occupied with the
struggle, none of the four men noticed
that the silent spectator had advanced
beside the car. She leaned forward,
avoiding with difficulty their thrashing
bodies, uud suddenly from the throb
bing motor shot n series of those vio
lent, unmuffled explosions so alarming
to uninitiated oars.
The effect ujhju Zeb Williams and
his two ;ii.ntlt:g nlds was Instanta
neous With smothered ejaculations
they simultaneously let go the prisoner
and straightened up to gaze In alarm
at the hooded t:ator whl;h seemed on
the point of tc:r!n<r Itself to pieces.
Then, before they had a chance to re
cover their wits, the cur started for
ward with a jolt that threw all three
over the mud guards Into the road.
On being released King also had
started to rise, but the Jerk of the car
only sent him sprawling back into the
seat next the driver's. There his right
shoulder came in contact with a gray
clad urm stretched out to the steering
wheel, and. twisting about, he found
the seat he had formerly occupied I
filled by a young lady with flushed |
cheeks and tousled hair intent at that
moment on checking the machine's ad
vance Into the fence. lie had not seen
her Jump In, but he realized that she
must have performed this hazardous
feat In the extremely brief Interval
that had Intervened since his antago
nists had lurched out of the car.
By the time he had raised his man
acled hands to help her the girl had
already brought the automobile back
on the road Then he let his hands
drop on his knees as he noted the skill
ful manner In which she manipulated
the levers and sent the car skimming
along at a speed that quickly placed
them beyond hearing of the frantic
commnnda of the constable. For a
quarter of a mile Williams and his
assistants kept up the hopeless pur
suit. Then a bend In the road hid
them from sight, and King saw them
no more.
"And you let me think I was giving
you your first lessons," said King, I
speaking for the first time. ' I
The girl deftly brought the machine
to half speed before she replied, and
then she did not answer his implied
question. "We ought to reach South
Johnsvilie In fifteen or twenty min
utes," she announced. "Whose house
there shall I take you to?'
"Oh, look here," exclaimed the
young man, all at once realizing his!
position, "I can't let you get into
trouble on my account. Isn't there
some blacksmith nearby where I can I
have these things filed off?"
u *s>0' " was my fault," she asserted.
"I got you Into this scrape, and I'm
going to see you through. Tou needn't
worry about me. My aunt, Mrs. Ap
plewalte, lives In South Johnsvilie and
she'll see that I get back home all
right"
"Mrs. Applewalte. did you say?"
"Yes," responded the girl without
meeting his gaze. "Do you know her?"
"Know her!" cried King excitedly.
"I should say 1 do. Why, it's her
house I was bound for. Her son, Joe
Applewulte, is one of my best friends,
and I'm going there to stay over Sun
day. "Say," he went on Joyfully, lean
ing forward the better to see her face
?"say, you aren't Emily Verone, are
you? For If you are we're as good as
old friends already. I've heard Joe talk
about you and your family ever since
I knew him. In fact, the chance of
seeing you was one of the Inducements
he offered In connection with this
visit"
"Of course I'm Emily Verone," she
replied. "Do you mean to say Joe
never told you what I look like?"
"Dozens of times. But? well, he al
ways spoke as If you were a little girl
with pigtails, and, besides, he never
half did you Justice."
"You might have suspected some
thing when 1 was so ready to ride with
you. Girls don't generally accept such
an Invitation, you know, from any
stranger that happens along. Why, I
knew who you were the minute you
said South Johnsvllle."
For a moment King could think of
a* defense. But his crestfallen ex
pression and the Incongruously help
less figure he made, sitting disheveled
and handcuffed by her side, dispelled
Miss Verone's swift April anger more
effectually than anything he could
have said.
8udden'y she laughed aloud. "Won't
Aunt Margaret and Joe be surprised
when 1 come honking up to their door
with a captive In chains?"
"Yes," agreed King with restored
cheerfulness. "They'll wonder why
you thought chains necessary."
Miss Verone regarded him severely.
"A man in handcuffs shouldn't make
speeches."
"Very well," he answered, unabash
ed. "I'll reserve the rest until we
reach the Applewaltes'."
"The rest?"
"Yee. There are lots more things I
might say. But haste isn't always
wise, even for a man in an automo
bile."
"There Is no reason why we shouldn't
go faster," said Miss Verone as she
reached for the speed control.
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