Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
RESCUED REALM OF S. scRUGGS,

edge Of the Mall in Central park aud
Brought his automobile To shivering
! halt Having reached the age Of ten
years and being the son of wealthy
parents he rode III machine that
a. first blush looked like a rcd ex-
: press wagon. The front of it had a
hood barred with erinnins yellow
and lie wheels were turned by pedals
The power was two foot pounds a
minute, and by the time 5. Scruggs
had Travelled SIX miles Of hard pave
ment he was tired enough TO find a
Park bench as comfortable as is a
lest of soft silk cushions to a beyy
Of girls back from a matinee
he rested fer a few minutes and
ken decided that he would so home.
He rose. bestowed himself in his
@&.omobile and pressed the pedals.
Il seemed as though Samuel were
-teeadine OMAR, so lightly and so swift
l. did the contriyance run. Yet as
IL looked down he was certain that
there was beneath him q smooth and
ievel road. High walls Of sun dried
e@icN surrounded him. The trees OF
.he Mail became shadows and disap
noa"ed and he was speeding under
he 5luest sky he had ever seen Th@
way was white as the sands, and far
!.aIow was a re5ch OF sea on which
We're ships with sails Of red and yel-
low Along the highway trRndled tn
.c9u@es antomobila. with its head
shining IN the sunlight, un-il It came
to great gate studded with nails
OF bronze. From the walls high above
sounded a trumpet, with a note NOR
loud :han was ever forced from a
sixteen horse power 61IE5.
Back from the hinges of triple
BRAS swung the doors and a guard
ii armm came forward, bowed and
asked how Il farce with Ahonk.
Don't know him Was the reRlS of
truthful Samuel
Ahouk h. Pirate2 71relE Eoa
have passed him Oh the kings hi9h-
&ay. said the Guard. n.akin2 low
o6oGsanee ara dropping lis sp ar Of
cedar. You sEaA atfeaa he Council
Of a Hundred
Rafare scros2s. aa1a af c4ntral
pat. rs9lize3 Il he va q he eres-
elce of a a9ar5 of elderly men who
@ara six robes ana breasnlates PIon
.u..s.y a1dea with ra5ies.
whats .he aa'<as@ asked he conn-
a24 rlE with one f4iee.
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tf4esa Hl eo.ae a8 ad1 y
saua.I tIiaat, h pirate ~h9
=rala in 4 fer 4hasld chariot With
eat horses. fEe sald fe could 5each
aeW sHast = &c fa3ad Na14, and
i 50 A4ppeaea thai the r0Ier in az
ax#i h3Hr bought tho halselsss char
iot and retained AhonA he pirate a
et.ariotoer
Mas cried he n 7.smay, rs
here 30 artfticer u soa9 realm. O
King. no eunnius smith who may
9tpafr the machine, which is brok' u
HcH in lis mosr important parts2''
Now there was in all Tyre 10 such
sEinful man with tools as Garage
. the Greedy. whose shop was by tn
gao. So to him w9s taken the
, t1oken chariot, and al an expense OF
4 talent of gold it was duly repaired.
\ talent is about 81 SEQ Whom spoken
RAPIDLY in the language OF the Unite
!, -ates.
i. The royal treasurer cared over
talents 10 the door Of the Garage
s. etary week after that, fer many were
( tie mishars which befell The horse
/ less chariot in which Ahonk the Pi
rarc had leaate4 Tyre. It ehanced
: too, that no matter ho~ vel gaafdel
. was that conveyance the wicked and
! The unruly sole sections Of it over
night. At least such was The word
cf Ahonk the Pirate, who awoke
t every day to tell of the loss Of safety