Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
RESCUED REALM OF S. ScRUGGS.

RESCUED REALM Or ,, SCHO 1So
Samuel Scruggs s-opped at the
edge Of th= Mail IN Central park anu
lro4ght his automobile TO a shivering
haI-. Ha4ing. reached III age of Ten
years and being the son Of wealthy
parents he rode in a machine tha
a. first 1iHsh looked ike red ex-
pes wagon. 7he front OF i had 4
hc54 barred with erlnning yellow
a..4 The wheels were turned ~ pedals.
The power was rvo foo= pounds q
4. aa--. and bg the tine ;. Scruggs
...d -rav..aa s.x nils Of hard pa
r. anr H. vas tired enough to find q
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l5a. Along The highway =seea.e# II
scra44s aes9mob.'4. with - head
shining ia tn sfsaezh-= esa=tt + ca@
t. great gate studded 4i5h n2.lz
Of bronza. From he wall ht2h above
sounded q trumpet, with note NOR
LOUD han was esee forced from
fxteen horsepower =Ha.b.
Back from the hiaess Of triple
brass swung the doors and a guard
in armor came forward bowed and
asked how il Jared with Ahonk.
Don't know him, was the reply Of
truthful Samuel.
eAhonk the Pirate2 For surely yon
have passed him on the kings high
way said the guard, making a low
obesance and dropping his spear OF
cedar. You shall attend the Connc
Of Hundred.
Before scrugss, late OF fatraI
park, realized it he was in he pres
ence of a group Of elderly men who
wore silk robes and broasr plates pIen.
tifully studded with rnb.es.
whats the mase29 asked The coun,
Il eagerly with one voice.
Nothing answered the boy
"What's your nance asked the
Statesmen.
.Scruggs.7
"scruggs model commented The
head scribe.
Let him 60 forth and spy upon
Garage the Greedy, who abides by tn
cate cried the Council with one ae-
cord
1t came 10 pas then .hat S.
seruges, little by Little. learned OF
the strange plight Of the city over
which Hiram. he king OF T},re, was
ruler All had gone we'll within the
walls until there had cor az ad9en-
+ rer named .AhonH me Pirate who
rode ia a four wheeled char.et with
cut horses. He said he could teach
"a new sport % the jadad King, and
il 50 happened that the ruler in an
evil hour bought the horsel IS char
ior and retained Ahonk the Pirate
! ckarioteer.
"Alas,,e cried he, in dismay. "is
here no artifcer in Your realm. o
King no cunning smith who may
repair the machine, which is broken
now in its most important parts
Now there was in all Tyre no sucn
q skillful man with tools as Garage
the Greedy, whose shop was by the
gate. SO to him was taken th9
broken chariot. and at an expense OF
talent of gold it was duly repaired.
talent is about 81 500 when spoken
rapidly in the language OF the United
States
The royal treasurer carted over
talents to the door of the Garage
every week after that, for many were
the mishaps which befell the horse
less chariot in which Ahonk the ri.
rate had danated tyre. It chancad.
too that no matter how we'll guarded
was that conveyance the wicked and
the unruly sole sections Of it over
night. At least such was tho word
~ Ahonk the Pirate. who awok4
every day to tell of the loss of safety
valves and governors, sparkling de-
oh